Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-01-29
Ghs Shrphrrdstuwn Reslstcr
Thursday, January 20, 1920.
BRIEFS.

Lent begins this year on February
18th, Ash Wednesday.
A new barrel Of batteries at the Ma
tional Highway Garage.
Mrs. r. F. p. Jacobs fell on the icy
street few days ago and broke her
wrist.
For Sale-A good Holstein COW five
years cd with calf at her side c. G.
Moler.
We have a new Ford car, with start
er, for immediate delivery National
Highway Garage.
Get it at Owens drug store. What {?
them dry, and we will buy them and
Most anything you need.
Here's a month in leap year almost
gone, and we haven't had even a hint
so far. Wake up, girls!
Save your wood ashes and keep
them dry, and we will buy them and
pay cash. Benz. Hartzell.
Secretary of War Baker has been
Ill at his home In Washington this
week with a very severe cold.
This is good weather to have your
work. National Highway Garage
All kinds Of sick-room needs, cough
and cold remedies, including anti
toxins, in stock at Owens drug store.
When it comes to moving, don't
forget r. c. Jenkins, who will do it
for you quickly, safely and reason
ably.
We are selling all sorts of electric
lamps, suitable for use on the regular
town current, at reasonable prices. H.
S. Pitzer.
This week special sale of Lord Bal
timore paper by the pound, also en-
velopes TO match. Sold by Ovens
drug store only.
For Sale-One four-horse wagon
gear is of the Brown make Apply to
Henry Shepherd.
Wanted-A good farm of from 1901
to 200 acres, for which fair price
will be given. Apply to the Register
Office, Shephcrdstown.
Remember, for shat cough and cold
use Owens cold tablets and horc-
hound and pine cxpectorant Best
money you ever invested. Safe for
children.
Potomac Post of the American Lc-
gion is arranging for a dance to be
given in the fremen'S hall next Tues
day night, February 81. whittakcr's
Jazz Orchestra will furnish the music. !
7. o. Evcrhart, of the Kcarneysville |
neighborhood, will have sale of live !
stock, farming implements, etc, on
Saturday, February 2lst Watch for !
his advertisement next week.
DR.. George II. Grove, wcll-known
In this neighborhood, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clinton r. Grove, of Washing
ron, formerly of HaGerStown, recent !
tion passed the State medical eSnmi"n-
! am going to Pittsburg for truck !
load of furniture about the 18th of |
March. If anyone wants to send n
load of goods to Pittsburg at that
time, please consult with me. r. c.. |
jenkins.
Mrs. Ella Billmyer who has been
staying with Rev. and Mrs. Chas F. !
Freeman in DoyleStown, Pa, fell down
a Hight of steps some DAYS ago and |
hurt herself quite badly, though |
fortunately no bones were broken
ChaS. j. Miller, farmer from near
Kearneysville, lost two horses bv
death recently, the cause of which
puzzled the two veterinarians that
saw them. 1t is believed. however,
that smut on fodder that had been
led TO them poisoned them.
A meeting of Pack Horse Ford
Chapter of the u. d. G.. will be held
next Monday evening at 7 O'Clock al
the home Of Mrs. b. f. Harrison. a
full attendance is desired, as dele
gates to the next national convention
to be held in Washington in April
are to be elected.
The B. & O. Station at Engle thi,
county, was entered by thieves one
night last week The raid resulted
IN very little DOT for them. as a
small sum of money, a few pencils and
a ticket to Charles Town were the on
ly articles missing when tic station
agent Inspected the room Hcvt morn
ing
BY an order of its board of directors
ON Tuesday the sum of $1,000 was
added to the surplus fund Of the Ma
tional Citizens Bank of Charles Town.
making the total surplus now $4,000.
The banks resources for the frs,
time in its history are now above q
half million dollars. according to its
statement of December 81.
MartinSburg will have as its guests
on May Ia, Is and rs Of this wear its
biggest convention. when one of the
three regional conferences of the |!
West Virginia Sunday School AS !
ISOLATION meets there for its annual
session. The conference is expected
to draw to the meetings 500 or more
delegates, who will come from nine