Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1919-09-11
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Thursday, September Ill, 1919.
BRIEFS.
zap at Walls.

II is cheap at Walls.
Lunch boxes at BoSwell's.
See the dinner sets at Boswell's.
Try Boswell's cigars-at all prices.
Get your school supplies at Bos-
wells.
For Sale-Three span of mules. C.
F. Wall.
For Sale-Team Of draft horses. C.
F. Wall.
Write or call C. F. Wall when want
ing bucks.
School supplies on sale at Owens
drug store.
Just received more of those good fish
at BOSwell'S.
Wheat is quoted today at 500 and
corn at 81 90.
Butter is As cents a pound and eggs
are 46 cents dozen.
Wanted-Three and four year old
draft colts. c. F. Wall.
Car of yearling ewes-nothing cheap
hut the price. c. F. Wall.
really believe that fat stock is get
ing scarcer every year. c. F. Wall.
Shipping veal calves, hogs and lambs
at Bardane this Saturday. c. F. Wall
Fresh COWS and springers wanted.
A card brings us at once. c. F. Wall,
Charles Town.
Lost-On the street Of Shepherds
town, gold watch. Reward il return
cd 10 the Register Office.
There will be a meeting of the u.
D. G. Friday evening at 7 O'Clock at the
home Of Mrs. Harry Hill.
Wanted TO buy, q comfortable dwell
ing-hOuSe in a good location. Write
10 Box rs, Shepherdstown.
Our stock of shoes is complete for
men, women and children; price with
on; the late advance-at Hodges.
Wall will pack and cure meat on the
farm. The good pudding, sausage,
dried beef and frankfurters, too.
A car of West Virginia ewes running
on commission, one to four years old,
They will sell quick. c. F. Wall.
The river is clear and apparently in
the best of order for fishing, but some
how the fish have refused to bite this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Kackley, of this
vicinity, have moved to Martinsburg,
where Mr.. Kackley has secured en-
ployment.
Beef is cheaper at the Old Confei-
crate Stand in Charles Town. AS to
quality, the man buying them knows
the good ones.
II is said that $50 carloads OF
Grimes Golden apples have been ship
red from the lower Shenandoah Val
ley the past week.
Bevo? Yes always on the ice at
Owens Drug Store Also cold ginger
ale and our famous orangeade. Have
YOU tried one Of these?
have for sale some very fine Short
horn heifer calves that will make ex
cellent breeding stock. DR.. M. II.
Crawford, near Shepherdstown.
Certainly we do intend to stay in the
butchering business from this on. We
are planning on an abattoir to whole
sale and retail. c. F. Wall, Charles
Town.
George Slifer, a good amateur ball
player of Charles Town, went to Wash
ington few days ago to have try-out
Will fha Of he
lean League.
Prices of all meats and cereals will
be high until there is a back-to-the-
farm campaign and twelve-hour day
on the farm, less fever for holiday and
less spending. c. F. Wall.
Mrs. Louise wishart, of Wells Tam
merry, Pa, in renewing her subscrip-
ton to the Register writes us: 81 enjoy
the paper very much and look forward
TO its coming with pleasure"
A. Nj. Best, road supervisor for Har-
per's Ferry district, has recently built
a substantial concrete bridge across the
creek at Engle Station-much to the
satisfaction of the people of that neigh
borhood.
We were pleased to meet at the fair
last week our friend Mr.. Daniel II. Mo-
Ter, of Uvilla. Mr.. Moler has been
something Of an invalid the past year,
but seems better now, and we hope
that he may be fully restored to health.
Four children in the family of
William Ashby near the Blair quarrieS,
in the Halltown neighborhood, have
been down with the typhoid fever.
They were taken to hospitals in Charles
Town and Martinsburg for treatment.
Traffic Officer wills Crowl arrested
Charles Brown, of Engle, this county,
for speeding through the streets with
his automobile few days ago. Mag
iStrate Miller imposed a fine Of S14.25.
lanes Robinson, of Maryland. also
paid a fine of SO and costs for per-
SiSting in hauling passengers without
taking out the proper license.
The Misses Shipley and the Messrs.
Shipley gave a very pleasant picnic
a few days ago to a number OF their
friends, spending the day up the Po-
tomac river There were not many
fish caught, but what was lacking in
fish was made UP in fun, for every
body enjoyed the day thoroughly.
John w. Locke, a well-known resi-
dent of Charles Town, died last Sunday
at the hospital in that place, where he
had been under treatment for several
weeks. He was IA years old and was
a Confederate veteran. He was son
Of the late YIN F. and Julia Locke and
vas the last living member of his fam
lily.
After patiently fishing for four years
and Two months, our genial Chinaman,
Lc, Wah, at last achieved his hearts
desire Yesterday, when he caught big
baSs-a fine specimen that weighed
three and a-half pounds. He was the
happiest man in town and almost ex-
hauSted himself carrying the fish from