Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1895-04-04

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Try the REG1sTER-four months for
fifty cents.
Buds are swelling, even if bank ac-
counts are not.
Next Sunday is Palm Sunday. Sun
day week is Easter
Three men and two bears, all very
Er,v were in town on Tuesday.
Four-ioot palings and plastering
18th. for sale by L. G. BrothertOn.
Wanted-POtatoes, bacon and lard in
exchange for goods. w. P. Lickhder.
Martin Shell has moved his barber
sbop from Shepherdstown to sharps-
burg
Clean up your cellars and yards and
r,rleps and have the rubbish hauled
away
The market for spring lambs has
,pened at prices ranging from So to
:325.
Harry Licklider has obtained po-
.,.an as clerk in w. P. Licklider's
store.
John B. Sweeny, HagerstOwn's new
postmaster, took charge of the office on
Monday
Pos,master-General Wilson takes
formal charge of the Postofice Depart
mert today.
Seed Potatoes-Pure New York
Early Rose, Burbanks and White Star,
at J. 5. Jennings.
Millinery executed with artistic
skill and at reasonable prices, by Mrs.
" L. Harrington.
The E. & 0. Railroad has adopted
new rule forbidding its employees to
board where liquor is sold.
The electric light plant at Martins
burg was sold at public sale last week
to W. E Tebo for $lS,500.
Baked beans, large pickles. Sugar
syrup cents per qt. Flour$9.O0 per
barrel, at w. P. Licklider's.
Do you need sewing machine? If
50. try the Standard. l can sell you
amachine for $25. c. D. Wysong.
The best work and dress shoes.
Sheep gloves, ladies sheep mits. Over
ais and pants, at W. P. Lickhder's.
March went out like a lamb Last
Sunday was mild and sunny day,
although there was chill in the air.
A new safe has been placed in the
Norfolk & Western station at Shop
herdstown. 1t ought to be burglar
proof.
Garden seed in bulk, seed potatoes,
seed corn, garden rakes, shovels, hoes.
Best line whitewash brushes, at W. P.
Licklider's.
Dogs got into Mr.. VIM. c. Myers's
flock Of sheep below town last Sunday
morning and killed one and wounded
several others.
Mrs. NJ. L. Harrington has the finest
assortment of hats, flowers, late style
ribbons, buckles, pins, ETC., at prices to
suit the times.
S. A. J. Morningstar, of the vicinity
Of Leetown, had seven sheep killed by
dogs Thursday night. Two of the
dogs were caught and killed.
Beautiful dress goods in latest col
onngs, laces, headings, insertings for
trimming. Infants furnishings COM
plete Mrs. NJ. L. Harrington.
Mrs. NJ. L. Harrington has returned
from the fashionable millinery open
iugs of the city, and invites all to call
and see her beautiful and stylish goods.
It Is strictly against the law to kill
robins in West Virginia at any time.
The boys who have been slaughtering
these beautiful birds will do well to
remember this.
c. K. Strbling, of Martinsburg, has
been appointed to a position in the
Government Printing Office at Wash
lngton on the recommendation of Sen
ator Faulkner.
Quite sharp thunder storm passed
over this section Tuesday afternoon,
accompanied by fine rain, The rain
was followed by cool wave-sufi-
GENTLY cold to form ice.
Oak Lodge" a two-story brick
dwelling two miles from Berryville,
was destroyed by fire last week. The
property belonged to the heirs of the
late Col E. P. C. Lewis.
S. P. Humrickhouse has moved his
tailoring shop and clothing agency to
one Of the front rooms on the second
floor Of the REGISTER building, He
Will be pleased to have his friends and