Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-02-03
BRIEFS.
Comforts at cost, at Pendleton's,

ton S.
Best calicoes for cents, at Pendle-
tons.
Best ginghams for 5 cents, at Pen
dleton's.
Call and see the new Hamburgs, at
Pendleton's.
Circuit Court begins at Charlestown
Esxt Tuesday.
The town clock froze up Monday
and it is still mute.
For wedding and birthday presents,
call at w. P. Licklidsrs.
If in need of boots, shoes or rubberS,
call at w. P. Lickidsrs.
Great bargains in bleached and
brown cotton, at Pendleton's.
Shepherd College has had number
of its magazines nicely bound for the
library.
After taking stock find some shoes
that will be sold at cost and less. W.
P. Lickhder.
Wanted-5,OOO Muskrats. High
est cash price for all kinds Of raw fur.
R. G. Miller.
T. B. Line is selling boys corduroy
suits, sizes from Il to l6, only $2.75,
former price $3.50.
GRADUATED sugar SIC per pound
cOfees 8, 10 and II cents per pound,
at w. P. Licklider's.
Porto Rico molasses, magic yeast
prunes 5 cents per pound, buckwheat'
fsx-seed meal, at W. P Lickhders.
DENTIsTRY-Weather permitting, |
will be in Shepherdstown February
10th and 18th. Office, NJ P. Crowl s.
T. c. Stotler, D. D. S.
Mrs. j. c. Wiltshire resigned as
teacher in the Charlestown graded
school, and Miss Mary E. Campbell
was appointed in her stead.
Potomac Permanent Building Asso-
citation Will meet for the redemption Of
stock on Monday evening next at the
secrstary's Office at 7 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayberry Mckee will
celebrate the thirtieth anniversary Of
their marriage at their home near
Kearnsysville on February 18th.
Mr.. Charles Broadway Rouss has
sent another check for hundred dol
lars to the Independent Fire Company
of Charlestown. He's generous man
The County Court convened Mon
day. Albert F. Davis, late sheriff o.
Jefferson county, settled in full of all
accounts with the court. w. A. Alder
was granted license to retail spirltu'
Gus liquors.
A great revival is being held in the
colored Baptist Church in this place
There have been many seekers at the
mourners' bench, including some whc
have long trodden in the slippery
paths of sin.
The engine hauling passenger train
No. 8 on the N. & W. Railway brok.
down at Shepherdstown this morning
After considerable delay another en-
CINE was substituted and the trair
sent ON southwark.
We were shown letter last week
from Mr.. Dayton which says that h'
and Senator Elkins some time age
agreed upon Mr.. L. D. Getzendannel
for appointment as postmaster a
Charlestown.-Splrit.
| have few horse blankets left tina
l will sell at cost. A full stock o
buggies, Dayton and spindle wagons
driving harness, Standard sewing ma
chimes, roofing of all kinds, pumps an(
wind engines. C. D. WysOng.
Two well-known locomotive engl
neers Of the B. & o. Railroad died il
Martinsburg last week-Mr. Pete
Young, aged 81 years, and Mr.. Rich
ard Hslferstay, aged 62 years. Bot
had bsen in the B. & 0. service TO
many years.
shepherdstown is likely to have
new laundry pretty soon. Mr.. A. S
Lind, who has conducted laundry Il
WilhamspOrt for some time past, vii
move here in a couple Of weeks if h
can get suitable place. He is sai'
to be hrst-class laundryman, and
he locates here he will doubtless d
well.
The Martinsburg World of Monda,
announced the marriage of two young
persons from that place in Shepherds
town last Sunday. Later the repor
was denied. We hardly thought tn
story was true-the girls of the party
were having too good time flirting