Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-09-21
BRIEFS.

81
uoolen. at Hodges.
y.,ss, is quoted at 90 cents bushel
Law and corn at 65 cents
v.,o,f,st carpets and rugs at Duna-
{ Hoof's, Charles Town.
p.-ovs,e that old hair mattress. See
49, & Hooff, Charles Town.
p,,,le,s and comforts (new stock
P,~,,., & Hoof's, Charles Town.
e..-;a, for Saturday-Prime mutton
% and l5c a pound. c. F. Wall
Comrany
THO talk of the town-that good
80, heef we have on sale. c. F. Wall
Company
Tn. Potomac river is very low and
clear Just now and fishing Is fa'rly
good
Rrtter is % cents a pound today
rgVs. which are quite scarce, are 81
ce-:s a dozen.
u YOU want a better complexion,
,ss Tonteel and Garden-Glo toilet sup
rIi.s At Owens drug store.
The fall equnoctial storm is due
.,;s week-davs and nights are equal
end the moon changed yesterday.
u YOU are not using our "Altona
Farm, Products" you are not getting
The rest. c. F. Wall Company.
M Won want good Ford sedan or
coure. like new, at reasonable price
Il 50. see a. s. Lucas before YOU buy.
II has been figured out that during
1901 some one was killed by an auto
mobile every AZ minutes in the United
States.
Three open graves at one time this
week awaited interments in Elmwood
i Cemetery This is a very unusual oc-
currence.
l.. 1. Taylor, the principal of the
Shepherdstown colored school, has
moved his family from Boonsboro to
y this place.
The u. D. c. will hold an exchange
street Saturday Of this week, beginning
at go a. m.
We have another car Of those good
ST. Paul ewes running. They should
arrive the first of next week. G. F.
"A Wall. Charles Town.
c. F. Wall purchased this week of
Mr.. Florence, of Loudoun county, Va,
a load of prime stable-fed steers for
the c. T Wall Company markets.
! force of workmen is engaged in
painting the passenger bridge across
the Potomac river at Shepherdstown.
They are painting the iron work grey
this time.
The Register will be sent to any ad-
dress for Sl.5O. If you are not now
a subscriber, enroll your name and get
the real thing in the way Of county
newspaper.
4 pair of spectacles with steel rims
was found near the Episcopal Church
The owner may recover same by call
ing at the Register Office and paying
for this advertisement.
5. F Lemen, who is employed in
the quarrieS at Blarton, had the end
Of one of his fingers mashed off the
other day when it was caught under
The he'd of a stone truck.
The date of the public sale by Mrs
J Albert Link at Duffields, as publish
q last week. was incorrect. The sale
will he held Saturday of this week
September 25d, at , o'clock.
F1ncr hogs, bigger profits for al
our farmer customers. Keep the chol-
era out Of your herd by using Hog
lone Sold only at Owens drug store
Also Ca!-Sino hog powders.
Come in and let's get acquainted
See clean, sanitary and up-to- date
meat market, where YOU will receive
prompt and courteous treatment. G. F
wall Co., Main street, ShepherdStown
Little sam Hodges ran a nail in his
arm while playing about the ware
mouse the other day, causing an ugl,
wtnd DR.. Burwell has been giving
"''n an ant-toXin to prevent tetanuS
Dr. 4 O. Albin, a leading .physi
C.an OF Charles Town, is in the hos
pIaI IN that place recovering from {
serious operation for the removable o.
saII stones. He was very i'll for
"ne' nut is now getting along we'll.
David s. Childs, a well-known far
mer of the Summit Point neiehborhood
raS gone with his family to Florida t.
lav. ".IiS' Win his DrOtner-ln
raw pF D. B. Sheffield, he has Dough
,a IIIS' Of land near Orange Park, II
r'.'Ss west OF Jacksonville, where the,
wi vi, engage in the cultivation of pecan;
.ns Standard Lime and Stone Com
!, ,..,n,aS purchased the Henkle farm
!, .tl,|'i.e, so as to enlarge its quarrie.
u.a' place and to be assured of
s..,'lu' supply of limestone founc
~ N ~ various forms. This farm