Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-11-03
81. SI.rv.ls.fislul5n Rrgisi,s
November 3, 1921.
BRIEFS.

ps,. YOUR taxes now and get the ad-
..,a,e of the 2H per cent discount.
r,os still continue high, being SO
..r,s a dozen today. Butter is 80
cents pound.
Fore Sale-Three heifers and a FOUR
.,,r.cld bav mare. Apply to E. ..
williams, Swat Pond.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur e. TrusselI have
-oyed into the;r conf Jf;atlc new
sor,e a, Kearneysville.
/ Frank Thompson, formerly post
master at Martinsburg, has opened an
insurance Office in that city.
There were thirteen automobile ac-
.;dents last Sunday on the Maryland
STATE roads in Frederick county.
vhea, lost three cents a bushel the
lac, week and is quoted today in our
neal market at go cents. Corn is IS
cents
The State road between Keedysville
and Boonsboro, which had been closed
While a couple of new concrete bridges
we're being built, has been reopened.
DR. E. D. Davis, eye specialist, OF
Hapers,own, will be at the Hotel Ship,
lev in Shepherdstown Tuesday, Npvem-
Der Sth. to examine eyes for glasses,
etc.
As the result of a fall down a stair
vay at his home in Martinsburg,
Charles w. Collier died last Sunday
from concussion of the brain. He was
50 wears old.
You are invited to visit our green
houses and view the crysanthemums
and the two banana trees each with a
bunch Of bananas growing on them.
Benjamin Hartzell.
For sale at DR.. Gibson's drug store,
scrap looks with General Foch's won
derful record Of Americas aid in the
World War, with space for other
clippings. Price IS cents.
The driver of the National Biscuit
Company's house on wheels was fined
$500 and costs on Monday for letting
his motor run while he was delivering
goods Officer Willis Crowl made the
arrest.
Carl Fleming, who was formerly in
the merchandise business at Kearneys-
vile, has leased the farm and orchard
of.V. G. Moore near that place for a
term Of FIVE years, beginning the FIRST
Of next April.
Mrs Martha E. Smith, q resident
Of Myerstown, this county, for nearly
fifty wears, has broken up housekeep-
ing and gone to Berryville, where she
will make her home with her son, MI.
Newton F. Smith.
Hydrophobia seems to have a hold
in Martnsburg. Examination of the
heads of four dogs recently sent to
Washington by DR.. Langford shows
that they had rabies. One of the
dogs had bitten several children.
A new directory is being prepared
toT the Jefferson COUNTY Telephone
company, to appear November Is. All
NOSE who wish to have any correc-
non made in the same are requested
10 notify the managers Office at once.
On the inside pages of the Register
N week may te fond the finane ..al
statement of Jefferson county. 1t
SHOWS the money spent for public pur-
poses. A large proportion of the
money spent, it may be seen, IS fer
road purposes.
II A. Baker, of townsville, Md, was
HHea >2e for shooting rabbit out of
season Deputy Sheriff. Champion, OF
snarpSourg, caught Baker coming out
y! woods with a rabbit and arrested
nm he rabbit season in Washington
county begins November 18th.
Jacob H. Gerbrick, a Martinsbure
pmotoerapher, had his right eye blown
g pl and was otherwise injured last
n ntiaay when hashlight powder with
. snIeh he was working prematurely
TTHpoaed in the apartment of Louis
s t,pSlC. Several other persons were
me capitalization Of the Sine Cream
wy company, dealers in milk and
IAN. and icecream, with headduar-
.S N Hagerstown, has been increased
from $4,000 to S5OO,OOO. The COM
ta'Y mas recently purchased plants
s,1n naFious parts of Virginia, Penn
''ania and Maryland.
,s,S are boosters and crow like roos-
r. Tor we know we have prices right.
WY, we could get about two more country
,rs sOnS 10 come in and peddle meat
im "S one from Hagerstown we would
W. -s' nave to put on an extra force, for
von sure have been too busy to quote
NV prices this week. But everybody
ra "oss we have the prices right is the
C eaNn they all come to the Cash-and
OafFy. J. D. BilImyer.
na tSS, Saturday morning as a freight
uaIn on the B. & o. Railroad was
.oGnding Pine Tree Curve near Mag.
aola it buckled and one car was
b.o"h on the adjacent track. At
NJ" m'' moment train No. 20, composed
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