Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1891-03-27
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FRIDAY. MARCH %, 1901,
BRIEFS.

Get out the paint pots and beautl-
fy your premises.
The Potomac was up again the
first of the week.
Something nice-figs for pies-at H.
NJ. Billmyer's Try them.
Shepherdstown is one of the most
healthy place. in the world.
Blessed are those who do not have
10 move on the LIST of April.
\ factory TO manufacture fruit bas-
kets will be started in Hagerstown.
Ifvou want to reap profits, now is
the time TO SOW the seed by advertis-
ing.
The ladies do not like it, but never
theless the demitrain has come to
stay.
The wheat is looking fne-not only
in this locality, but all through the
Shenandoah Valley.
Garden seed of all kinds, and New
York Early Rose potatoes for plant
ing, at r. NJ. Billmyer's.'
\ man can lift a heavier burden
than IA woman, but woman can car
~ heavy burden longer.
Three new subscribers in one day
this week is the way they are coming
~ In rnllipr
J. w. Myers, Of Hagerstown, will
open a grocery store in the Masonic
Hall building, Sharpsburg.
is said that the stone crusher
near Kearneysville will be started up
again about the first of April.
Wheat is worth S1.O4 in Shepherds
town. but unfortunately there is not
much of it left among the farmers.
Fresh shad and herring received
nearly every day at K. NJ. Billmyer's :,
and sold at the lowest possible price.
Harpers Ferry is to have bank,
some gentlemen from Washington be
iug at the bottom of the movement.
Eggs are selling at 25 cents a dozen.
The small boy will be cautious how
h- CANDLES them away at this price.
DO YOU intend to go to houSekeep-
iug, If so, go to w. p. Licklider's and
buy your china, glassware and lamps.
For Sale-Twenty- five shares Of the
capital stock of the Jefferson Savings
Bank. Inquire at the REGISTER of
fee.
They say that progressive tiddledy-
winks parties are all the rage now in
the neighborhood of Moler's Cross
Roads
Last week was "a good one for shoes
at w. p. Licklider's. He wants to sell
more this week. Large stock and low
prices.
George b. keefe, well-known
printer, died at the home of his faith
er in Martinsburg on Saturday, aged
81 years.
one hundred and sixty bushels of
choice seed oats, and four or five
horses and mules, for sale by VIM. H..
Billmyer.
This is the time to supply your ia
ble with nice china and glassware.
Call and see the new goods at w. p.
Licklider's.
Mr.. Everett b. Miller, SharpsburS,
sold $40 worth of butter and milk
from one COW for six months ending
March 18th.
When YOU want whitewash brushes,
garden seeds, garden tools, seed pota-
toes. y. O. molasses, call at w. Z.
Lickliders.
1t j. said that Washington capital
lists will erect number of pretty cot
tases on Bolivar Heights, at Har-
per's Ferry.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ropp, who
live near Hedgesville, in Berkeley
county, celebrated their silver we'd
ding recently.
The population Of Harper's Ferry
is 9j2 and Bolivar SO4, making a total
of 1856. OF this number, 1926 are col
or,d persons.
Miss Ella Fordyce will give music
al entertainment Of a novel and in
teresting character in the near future
in College Hall.
1t is against the law 10 kill robins
at any time of the year. Those who
violate the law lay themselves liable
to IA heavy penalty.
Last SUNDAY was wet Palm Sun
day. 1t rained all day, except when
the snow came down in flakes pretty
near "a big as your hand.
That's an interesting story on the
first page Of the REGISTER this week.
The poetical selection is one that will
be appreciated, too. we think.
Hon. Vim. l.. Wilson will make an
extended trip through the Northwest
this spring. and will make a number
OF speeches at the different points.
DENTIsTRY-I will be at Shenan-
audoah Junction, as requested, on
April LIST. Office at J. b. Furtneys
Il. c. STOTLKR.
Mr.. Frank Graves has moved from
Maryland to Shepherdstown-occupy-
ing the house on the paper mill lot
and is running his fathers saw mill.
T. II. Davis il prepared to furnish
the public with the best quality OF
lime in any quantities desired. Or
ders left with Miss Ellen Welshans