Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1919-09-18
BRIEFS.
OvenS'-ReXall.

OWenS'-ReXall
-, sale-A lot Of fat hogs. J.. c.
Uneer.
Buffer IS As cents a pound and eggs
,rr 46 cents a dozen.
B,rp to MIR. and Mrs. George Kemp,
If Scrabble, daughter:
Calsino hog powders and remedies
,,r sale by Owens drug store.
Wheat is quoted today at $3.50 a
,r,h,l and corn is down to Sl.SS.
For Sale-A carload of Montana
.brsr Eight bucks, thoroughbred
Sr-1rshire. L. X. HARDESTY.
Gsti,a at Owens drug store. What?
! ReXall Catarrhal outfit for that hay
fever, cold, etc.
The Red Cross will have meeting
IN ,he old college building next Tues
ssy evening at o'clock.
An official count of the residents of
HgcsrS,own, just completed, gives the
,orulaton of that city as 27,6SS.
Our stock of mems, women's and
,r.l5rsn's shoes and rubbers is COM
r.s,s and prices low-at Hodges.
have a carload of stock steers and
one of breeding SteerS-they are those
good Montana steers. c. F. Wall.
Four big excursion trains for Luray
Caverns, Two from Baltimore and two
from York, Pa, passed through here
las, Sunday.
+. c. RELY has sold his place known
q, the Conrad farm at the Bloomery,
This county, containing II acres, to ].
S. Irapnell.
Prevent hog cholera by using Hog
lone. and CalSino hog powders, sold
~ Owens drug store only. Let us
hear from your order at once.
wilson P. Sperow has resigned his
position with the Old National Bank
OF Martinsburg 10 become principal
of the Bunker Hill High School.
They work naturally and form no
habit What, Rekall orderlies, the
,ss, for constipation. Sold by Owens
drug store only. Ten and Is cents.
Charles Town is making arrange
msntS for a homecoming celebration
for the returned Jefferson county
soldiers on Thursday, September 18th.
Born to MIR. and Mrs.T. W. Reed last
Sunday at the hospital in Charles
Town a son. Mrs. Reed was formerly
Miss Margaret Shugart, of Harper's
Ferry.
The city of Martinsburg has award
e 10 the H. c. Brooks Company the
contract for the installation of the first
car, Of sewerage system at a cost OF
,50,SS0.75.
Now is the time TO buy your Vic
.-0.aS. Aeolian or Brunswick machine.
Owens drug store vii serve you in
these lines. Also in Victor records
and supplies.
Charlie Fulk has Just bought from
the Jefferson Sales Company of this
place a fine new two-ton International
.ruck, with which he will do hauling
Tor the public.
The Berkeley Circuit Court, Judge
J. NJ Woods presiding, and the u. S.
District Court, Judge A. G. Dayton on
the bench, both convened in Martins
burg on Tuesday.
Born, September 7, 1919, at Mt.
Rainier, Md, Florence Elizabeth,
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond 7.
Staley, formerly of Shepherdstown.
Weight, eight pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Moler, who last
year moved from their farm near Mill
Vile to Bolivar, have moved back
again and will help their son, Harry
Moler, in his farming operations.
Robert Underdonk has bought from
Aaron NJ. Kidwiler the house and lot
on west Main street, Shepherdstown,
and has moved into the property. He
paid 5000 for the place, which formerly
belonged to L. Stepp.
Prof. S. o. Bond, who for couple of
years was rural supervisor for Shep-
herdStown district and teacher IN
Shepherd College, has been made act
ing president of Salem College, Salem,
W. Va, near Clarksburg.
Alex Clarke, a colored man, cut his
leg very badly yesterday while cutting
corn on H. NJ Turner's Farm west OF
town. He lost a good deal of blood
oefore he could get surgical attention,
but he will be all right in few days.
Robbers are once more making
tour of this part of the country. The
store of II. S. Poffenberger and the
postoffice at ST. James were burglar
lzed last Sunday night. The thieves
60, only about $50 worth Of stamps
and merchandise.
The old Bank of Charles Town prop
erry with a large brick residence on II
has been sold by the bank to r. W.
Dunaway. The lot has a frontage OF
1917 feet on Washington street and
runs back a distance of l34 feet. The
property will be used for business.
Mrs. Virginia Byerly, of this place,
FIJI week or two ago and injured her.
self on one of her limbs. Ii was not
regarded as being serious, but the in
Jury became infected and gave her so
much trouble that she went TO the City
Hospital in MartinSburg last Saturday,
where she has since been under treat
ment.
van Perry Williams has Dougnt from
the National Highway Garage the old
kCeSecker house on Princess street,
damaged by fire a few weeks ago. He
Is tearing the structure down and VIII
use the material to build himself a
clearinghouse on west Main street, the
foundation for which he had construct
e. scverel years ago.
Tie Iohrsons up in Terrapin Neck
Pr not going 10 put up as much pork
rs year as usual. They are going to
depend more OF fish, as the Potomac
-s % have plentiful supply.
M..cay morning Charles Johnson
stepped down 10 the river and caught
catfish weighing 5H pounds, and
tuesday he stepped down again and
caught 80 pound bass. So they're
going to live partly on fish hereafter.