Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-09-16
BRIEFS.
Sens' drug store.

SSNlS' -
liver troubles disappear after using
Ovens liver salt.
,,'s time for apple pie at the Little
Green Tea House.
Eggs are so cents dozen and butter
il 81 cents a pound
We have pure cider vinegar from the
country. At Schley's-
Wheat is down to $3.50 a bushel to-
day. and corn is Sl.4O oushel.
ro- Sale-Grimes Golden apples at
% cents a bushel. ]. c. Unger.
Attend Edward Roper's sale near
yearneysville Saturday OF this week.
Have for sale some apples at the
lacking house at so cents bushel. E.
/. Coldsborough.
II is impossible to please every one,
hut we do our best to please you.
owens drug store.
About shoes-some satisfaction to
walk in and find just what you want
st cheaper price. At Schley's.
For Sale-A good-sized dwelling
house in Shepherdstown at moderate
price. Inquire at the Register Office.
We offer four dozen mems fine
shirts. sizes l4H, IS and 1917, $3.50
value, for SITS each, two for S3.25.
Schleys'.
The Jefferson Sales Company has
sold a handsome Dodge touring car to
prof Paul r. Morrow, of the Shepherd
College faculty.
Geo. NJ. Hough has bought the
Mount Hammond farm Of Vim. T.
Roper, in the southeastern part of the
county. for Sl4,50O.
FARM WANTED-Wanted to hear
from owner of farm or good land for
sale. Must be priced right. Write
|. Jones, Box 55l, Olney. Illinois.
The sales at present do mt justify us
in sending our teams around town,
bur some one will be at the Office to
wait on those calling. Benz. Hartzell
Be sure to attend w. C. welsh's
public sale next Tuesday. September
2lst near Swan Pond He will sell
some excellent stock and farming
utensils.
We have a bigger and better stock of
shoes than ever, for the whole family,
especially good, strong shoes for
school days. Come in and look them
over before buying. Schley's.
The family of Mr.. Jones, who have
been occupying Mrs. Ida Neill's house
on King street, has moved to Balti-
more Mr.. Vim. A. Stephens will with
his family occupy the Neill house.
Col. w. W. Cochrane reports the
loss of three valuable horses on his
farm in Berkeley county. The animals
found their way into the barn and
helped themselves at a pile of wheat,
eating until they wore beyond saw
ing. Colonel Cochrane valued the
horses at several hundred dollars each.
An alarm of fire Monday night be-
tween and 10 o'clock brought out the
hire department. and a considerable
crowd OF persons. A small shed in J.
{. Shows lot at the east edge of town
mad been set afire by some one, and
burned brightly for a few moments.
Inc loss was trifiing.
Guy Kennedy, the colored youth
from HagerStown who was arrested at
Morgan'S Grove fair two weeks ago
ior bootleggi1g, and who was sent to
jail IN Charles Town. was released last
week after paving a fine of S117.SO. |
his acknowledges who escaped
arrest went over and paid his fine.
Last night about IL o'clock a meteor
OF intense brillancy shot across the sky
IN mld-heaven, making a light almost
equal 10 that of near flash Of light |
ning. he meteor left luminous trail
pehind that could be seen for fully a
nan minute. The wonderful phenom- |
eHOn was witnessed by a number of
persons In this section.
BUICK BARGAIN-Buick light six,
oipaSSenger touring, 1919 model HAS, |
@ 1nont nrand-nev; run nine hundred
IsVVl miles; exceptionally fine motor |
edf really has that certain stiffness Of
TeTheSS yet; full equipment of tools. |
! UHer this unusual bargain at a saw
.ls OF about $500 on the price OF a
new Buick. w. L. ERWIN, 1918
fourteenth ST., N. w., Washington, D.
Clarence H. Cox, OF Martinsburg,
charged with violating the Mann act,
m,esu'tlng from transporting Bessie
.,Sy Crim, aged Is; from Martinsburg
W. W. Hagerstown for immoral purposes,
s was arrested in Harrisburg last week
1 CoI IS now in the Martinsburg Jail. |
n UUA ana the Grim girl, it was re-
p p' lived for some weeks in Ha-
suS'oWn. The mother of the Grim girl
p.slctred charges which led to their
beS,s. Grim was in the army and
on DS osen transporting the girl from
ny Wy pace to the other for several
weeks, it is said.
ION forget that while a merchant
n uhaer strong temptation occa-
rS"a.Iy become hog, a born hog can
q VT under any circumstances become |
jo,. leI chant. We are still trying to |
- prices. GRADUATED sugar, the |