Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1896-03-26
BRIEFS.

Choice clover seed for sale at NJ. B
Bakers.
Boys and children clothinga spec
ialty at T. B. Lines.
Navigation has been again opened
on the c. & o. canal.
Next Wednesday is the first Of
April--mOving day.
For Sale-A COW and calf. Apply
to ]. c. Unger, Dufields, w. Va.
The editor of the Charlestown Ad-
rocats is jollying Shepherdstown.
Large lot of barbed and smooth
fencing wire fol sale cheap by Hodges.
Another snow on Monday deposited
about three inches more of "the beau
tiful."
There have been a number of cases
of the grip in this locality the past
week or two.
All the newest designs in hats,
neckwear, shirts, collars and cuffs, etc,
at T. B. Lines
Mr.. Towner Schley shipped nine
teen head of fat cattle last week to the
eastern markets.
Sausage and buckwheat cakes die
hard.-Berkeley Springs Neac8. But
they must go down.
My spring stock of clothing is the
most stylish and the best made. Very
low prices. T. B. Line.
Shepherdstown has nine candy stores.
That one reason why the Martinsburg
girls love Shepherdstown.
Mr.. John c. Lambert has sold out
his saloon and rented his property near
Mondell's to Mr.. Jack Taylor.
The robins and the blackbirds have
arrived, but it takes a good many
birds to make spring this year
Mr.. ]. B. Grow has moved into the
Beethoven dwelling-house corner
Princess and Washington streets
A big band of Gipsies, who had an
unusually good outfit of horses and
wagons, passed through town on Mon
day.
Mr.. W. NJ. Stonebraker sold fresh
shad and herring this week-the first
of the season They were mighty
good.
General Manager Sands and Super
intendents Cook and Hippey passed
through this place in special train
Tuesday.
Read w. P. Licklider's new adver-
tisement He is right up with the
times in every department of his ex-
cellent store.
Mr.. c. D. Keplinger has purchased
the building of the defunct creamery
at Swan Pond. He will use it for the
grinding Of feed, etc.
New shelving and counters have
been placed in the store-room in the
Lambert building, to be occupied by
Mr.. Conn, the new merchant.
The ioists have been placed on the
new college building. The limestone
water-table, which did not come up to
specifications, was condemned.
Mr.. J. c. Lambert has rented the
brick house Oh the corner of Princess
and New streets to Mr. A. c. Morrison,
who Will occupy it as dwelling.
Mr.. William R. Deck is laid up
with a severe spell of the grip. Mr..
John Maddox is filling his place as
caretaker at the Lutheran church.
Grove Bros, the popular tailOrs of
Hagerstown, have gottenin spring
goods. They lead this section in fash
ionable clothing and neckwear. Read
their announcement in another col
umn.
Mr.. NJ. V. A. Norris has finished his
contracts for cutting timber below
town. He has several pieces Of timber
in view, but will not locate until he
has made a general cleanup of the old
places.
A Maryland Judge has decided that
after young man has called on
young lady twenty-five times, the pre-
that he meant business has
been established. We see where that
Judge. is right.
John D. Swartz, the old reliable
clOthier, is ready for
spring trade with full line OF piece
goods which he will make to order at
the lowest prices. He guarantees fit
and satisfaction in every respect.
Hagerstown has another street rail
way boom. A party of capitalists have
obtained a franchise and begun the