Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-03-31
BRIEFS.
day is Palm Sunday.

tons.
Calico for 2! cents per yard at PEN
dleton's.
For hamburg, laces and braids, go
to Pendlston S.
Persons who move will notify US Of
their change Of address.
Rogers guarantees all work to give
satisfaction or no charges.
Mr.. j. Louis Sheetz is clerking for
Mr.. NJ. S. Hiteshew this week.
One dollar gets the REGISTER for
year-ffty cents for six months.
The most stylish hats ever shown
in town, for sale by T, B. Line.
Vaudeville & Kings superior fOw-
er seed at Remnants Pharmacy.
For Sale-several good clothes
horses Apply to VIM. R. Miller.
Mammoth Paskets sweet peas, mixed
varieties), at Remnants Pharmacy.
Work at the quarries at Kearneys-
Vile is to be resumed in a few days.
Our new spring goods have arrived.
Come to see them. B. S. Pendleton.
For Rent-Ground to be planted in
corn. Apply tOJ. c. Unger, Dufields.
For RENT-Stable and carriage
house. Apply at GibsOn's drug store.
Largest stock of mems, wOmens
and childrens shoes in town, at Hodg-
Is.
Medium weight undershirts, just the
thing for this time Of year, at T. B.
Lines.
If you want a cheap dress call at
Psndleton's where you will see fine
display.
Twelve boats, the first of the season,
were loaded with coal at Cumberland
on Monday.
We have a nice line of children's
and misses straw hats, very cheap, at
Pendleton s.
Very nobby boys and children
clothing at prices to suit the times, at
T. B. Lines.
Armorside corsets at 80 cents, the
best corset on the market for the mon
ev, at Pendleton's.
Me.srs. Charles and Louis Sheetz
have put new porch in front of their
home on Main street.
Judge E. Boyd Faulkner says he
would not be a candidate for Congress
under any consideration.
Go to R, H. Rogers, Kearneysville,
to have your buggy painted. First
class work and low prices.
Rev. H. J. McKeefry, pastor of St.
Joseph Catholic Church, Martinsburg,
is i'll from a stroke of paralysis.
The Shepherdstown Chapter of the
I'D. C. Will meet Friday, April lst,
at o'clock, at the home of Mrs. DR..
Banks.
What is the matter with Rogers if
YOU want new work? IfyOu are hard
Oh buggy he builds them to stand
the knocks.
Mr. Charles L. Walker and Miss
Lucy Tansell, both of Martinsburg,
were married in that city yesterday by
Rev. c. P. Stealey.
Mr.. George Unseld shot a large
crane at Mint Spring, above town, a
few days ago. 1t measured six feet
from tip to tip Of its wings.
Eco DYEs-Paas' liquid marble,
Paas calico paper and Paas' egg dyes,
l. colors for cents. Free from pol
son, at Remnants Pharmacy.
Potomac Permanent Building AS
ISOLATION Will meet for the redemption
Of stock on Monday evening next at
: clock, at the secretary Office.
A handsome new sign has been
placed in front of Remnants Pharma-
Gym the REGISTER Building, Mr.. E.
b. Bowley is the artist who painted it.
4 string band has been organized
at Middleway by Messrs. Harry Wat
son. Joseph D. Smith, Eugene Shirley,
c. ( Rosenberger and L. G. Whitacre.
l hayea nice assortment of chamber
suits, cane and wood-seat chairs, double
and single beds, wash-stands, bureaus,
&c, on hand, and to arrive this week.
J. S. Fleming.
Miss Nellie Rose Small, daughter Of
Mr. James II. Small, and Mr.. Fenton
3. McBee were married at the home
Of the brides parents in Martinsburg
last Wednesday.
Cards are out announcing the mar
r!ags Of Mr.. Richard Washington