Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-03-31
BRIEFS.

.,i sets at 615 .. m.
FOR SALE-Cold frame cabbage
,rints R. P. Shaffer.
e. S,le-Desirable building lot in
.,-,-ra-Istown. S. L. Cooley.
pr,.er i Quoted at 30 cents pound
.,t,T and eggs are 20 cents a dozen
local dealers are paying Sl.47 a
~ for wheat and 90 cents bushel
for corn.
ror Several tons of clover
and some timothy hay. Mrs. En-
ma c Hill.
f., Won haven't cash to buy spring
,,rniture. see Dunaway & Hooff, a
Charles Town.
wanted-Single man by the month
Zoe farm work. Apply to Joe Walper,
~, ~ on the Oscar Sperow farm.
Dpnawav & Hoof, at Charles Town,
h,vs the largest furniture and floor
rovering display in the county.
The Billmyer building at the corner
of Main and Church streets is being
tainted. NJ. G. Bast is doing the work.
There will be meeting Of the Pack
uorse Ford Chapter, N. S. d. A. R., on
Monday evening. April 4th, at 7.30
o'clock in the chapter room.
Mrs. I. w. Osbourn's Sunday School
class of the Lutheran Church will have
chicken soup, ETC., for sale in the Fire
mans hall Saturday evening, April 9th.
Lawrence Cave, wh) lives below
town along the river. caught six and
a.half round catfish last Saturday He
saws this is the biggest fish he has
ever caught in his life.
FOR SALE-Genuine Gillette safe
" razors. mailed anywhere for 81.
This is a bargain, and only few more
left. Whv pay more? d. Shirley
Nichols. Harper's Ferry, w. Va.
A. Cumimns, owner of Audley, the
former home of the late Dangcrfeld
Lewis of Clarke county, Virginia. has
sold his estate containing 500 acres to
Bernard B. Jones, of Dinwiddie county.
Virginia, at $3.50 an acre.
Sixteen motorists were arrested in
Martinsburg Saturday night. some for
being violators of the speed ordinance,
others for not having tail lights burn
ing etc. The fines ranged from Sl.OO
to $1,000, according to the magnitude
of the offenSe.
Owing to the uncertain condition
of the coal market, and being unable
TO obtain orders, the Chesapeake s
Ohio canal was not opened the past
week as expected, and navigation has
not started yet. 1t is hoped that with
in few days the boats will be running.
Large quantities of crushed stone
are being placed on the Berkeley
county end of the road between Shep-
herdStown and Martinsburg. The road
has been neglected for several years
and was in bad shape being almos:
impossible in some places in bad
weather.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Meth
odlst Episcopal Church, will hold a
bazaar and exchange in the Council
room of the Firemen's hall, and will
serve good country chicken soup Sat-
urday afternoon and night, April End.
Come and patronize a good cause.
FrIceS very reasonable.
The town council of Charles Town
~'NSA W lSdl UOWH Tile Oh
orIdge which spans the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad near the Methodist
Chuerh. The bridge was built about
,llIN years ago and has never been
wei natr0nlzed. The cost of rebuild
IHs IS SAID to be too great to warrant its
reconstruction.
lass Number Four, of the Reform
gu sunday School, gave a pleasant party
al me home of Miss Frances Crowl
MohiaF night. About thirty bows and
sm'S were present, who enjoyed the
evening to the fullest extent. All
sCriS OF games were played and sand.
w'cheS. icecream and cake we're serv-
Tor refreshments.
AT the municipal election in Hagers-
s'"n on Monday the Democrats made
'Ian sweep and elected councilmen
h ~ uI'eG wards, the other two wards
Hs holdovers, and those being
~ nsee s., The council is composed
IT, IT, ".e democrats, with no Republicans.
Ii "s mayor, John Ankeney is Repub-
e,h NeAt Wednesday and Thursday, April
w. and 9TH, the well-known moving
t.''ure' Romance" will be given
,n ~ .ne Opera House in Shepherds
I'm CT,1, lot the benefit of the Womans
r N,uu OF Shepherdstown District
,bo yone IS invited to attend and help
i good cause. Miss Doris Keane
mIo uie star in the picture. and her pop
AJ ADV should help draw big crowd.
'1I'''SS'on % cents, including tax.
boIIHe Hoover Dinner" which was
so. IN Charles Town Monday night,
IN C ,lIe benefit of the starving children
rsss NNI'ral Europe, was a decided sue
bar;,. more than $3.50 worth of tickets
~ '.IHE oeen sold. The chief speaker
Sn,bae evening was Senator Howard
tall and who made an interesting
seryo4 nean soup, bread and cocoa were
ra,ion Snis being the regular one day