Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-04-19

Spring seems 10 nave taken fresh
start.
Still selling shoes very cheap, at
Hodges'S.
For paints, oils and white lead, GO
to Hodges's.
Now is the time to put on paint
on the buildings, we mean.
The REGISTER Office is prepared to
& do all sorts of nice job printing.
Empty barrels, boxes and hogsheads
very cheap, at W. P Licklider's.
II YOU have anything you want to
sell advertise it in the REGISTER.
Don't fail to see the three girls from
Cevlon dispensing tea, April Goth.
Everybody is invited to see the
missionary tea on Friday, April Goth.
Ladies, consult your interests. Ok
ford ties from so cents to $3.50 at H.
Cos.
Full line of fresh new vegetables
expected last of this week. ]. n.
Trussell.
1t is said that Halls circus will ex-
hibit in Shepherdstown on Monday
May 18th.
Early vegetables this week-toma-
toes, onions, radishes and cabbage, at
]. A. Staley's.
a good lunch and fine entertainment
for only Is cents at the missionary
tea, April Goth.
Some of our farmers are pasturlng
their wheat fields to keep down the
lu1uriant growth.
The young men may catch a foreign
sweetheart if they attend the mission
j ary tea, April Goth.
The Valley ConvOcatiOn of the
Episcopal Church will meet at Har-
nsonburg April oath.
Many different nations will be rep
resented in native costume at the mis-
sionary tea, April Goth.
W. \. L.men is prepared to grind
meal for bread and do all kinds OF
chopping at his elevator.
Robert Kerney Kilmer, former
resident of Berkeley county, died last
wee, at Belle Plain, Kansas.
Cracked corn, large pickles, gloves
overalls, garden seeds and white-wash
q brushes, at w. P. Lickhder's.
A great many suckers and stone
rollers have been caught in dipnets at
the dam below town this week
lie. Coyle and F. E. Rely, Of
Summit Point, this county, have gone
into the grocery business in Martins
burg.
When you need slippers or shoes OF
anv kind call and see our stock. We
can save you money, at w. P. Lick
ider's.
Id. Getzendanner, of CharlestOwn,
lost by death last Sunday his valuable
stallion. The SPIRIT says it died Of
"cholic"
Mr.. John H. Show is putting up on
his lot on River street the big stable
recently purchased from the college
authorities.
Caps, hats, little bonnets, gloves,
hosiery, everything dainty and
pretty for little ones, at Mrs. NJ. L.
4 Herrington's.
Jasper NJ. Unger, of HagerstOwn,
8 has been sentenced to thirty days IN
jail and 500 fine for selling liquor
without a government license.
Mrs. NJ. L. Harrington invites you
TO call and see her spring and summer
hats, flowers, ribbons, laces, etc, hats
trimmed from French patterns.
The steam packet of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio canal passed over the
|, route last week paying off the en-
Tployees for the month Of March.
1t is said that lemon-colored hair
will be fashionable. We don't know
Just how to get the style, but reckon
it requires lemon-aid of some sort.
Ny stock staple and fancy groceries,
8 fruits, vegetables and confectionery is
now full All kinds produce taken In
exchange for goods. ]. n. Trussell.
The Hagerstown daily Ns~s has
been purchased by syndicate of out
ot-town capitalists. Mr.. Philip W.
i Ayirett, of Cumberland, will be editor,
Try breakfast gems, light brown
sugar 4c, tomatoes lOc, large mackerel,
dried apples, country ham, bologna,
choice stock of groceries, etc, at w.
P. Lickhder's,
Those who planted vegetables too
aorlv NAV pOyv rarolapt thern MANY