Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-04-07
BRIEFS.
Sunday is Easter.


Line.
Winter sat right down in the lap of
spring.
This has been a hard week on early
gardens.
Today the sun rises at 5.4l and sets
at 6.37.
Pineapple, sapsago and cream cheese,
at Lamars.
Best Java and Mocha cofees at W.
p. Licklider&
New line of ginghams just received,
at Pendleton's.
Leave your orders for your Easter
cakes at Lamar's.
Just received a fresh lot of Califor-
MIA fruits at Lamars.
Whitewash brushes 4 cents up, at
The Great Bargain Store.
IfY'S U R then III c those new
spring goods at Pendletons.
Mr.. J. II. Crabill will erect two new
houses at Shenandoah Junction.
For Sale-Early Rose seed potatoes.
Apply to ]. c. Unger, Duffelds.
Mems shirts and overalls at war
prices, at The Great Bargain Store.
For Rent-Ground to be planted in
corn. Apply to C. Unger, Dufields.
Eggs have been very abundant and
cheap-eight cents dozen the ruling
price.
Big lot ofnew shoes just in at Hold
ges. Prices are right and styles the
latest.
a fine line of mems worsted and
cashmere trousers, very cheap, at T.
B. Lines.
The largest and sweetest oranges
for Easter will be found at W. P.
Lickliders.
A microscopical investigation is nee
essary because the prices are so low at
Peudleton's.
Easter gloves, Roman ties, pompa-
dOur combs, ieweled pins, at NJ. L.
Herringtons.
Rogers builds the best seventy-fve
dollar buggy in the State. See it be-
fore YOU buy.
Pickles, canned pineapple, peaches,
peas, dried beef, salmon, catsup, cocoa,
at J. A. Staley's.
Ifyou have any work that Rogers
has done that don't give satisfaction it
won't cost you anything to have it
done over.
Mr.. John c. Reinhart has opened
his new store at Molsrs Cross Roads.
He has nice stock of fresh and sala-
bic general merchandise.
The annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the Morgan's Grove AssO-
citation will be held Saturday at 2
o'clock in the town hall.
A new pavement has been laid this
week in front of Mrs. NJ. /. Herring
tons store on Main street. Mr.. James
W.ntormoyer did the work.
Mr.. y. R. Roberts has leased his
farm near Middleway to Messrs. Fry,
Chenowith and Roberts, who will con-
vert it into fruit nursery.
M G w. Terrell is ready for bust
hess at his new store with a full line
of new goods. Read his advertise
ment elsewhere in this paper.
William E. Zinn has purchased the
farm belonging to the late William H.
Couklyn, located near Kabletown, con-
tanning ll3 acres, for $40 per acre.
Mr.. Albert T. Moler, of Bakerton,
mas received his diploma from Turner's
Business College, at Martinsburg. He
completed the course in three months.
Mr.. \. W. Myers has purchased the
farm Of the late Edwin Ruse near Hall
town. He paid $4,483.75 for the
place, which contains about 100 acres.
We expect this week the newest
styles in Paris and Cerise tableware.
1t is all the rage and will make beau
tiiul Easter presents. w. P. Lickl-
der.
have nice assortment Of chamber
suits, cane and wood-seat chairs, double
and single beds, wash-stands, bureaus,
&c. on hand, Just arrived. J. S.
Fleming,
FORGET your own age, forget your
wiiys name, forget how many children
YOU have, but don't forget that Pen
d,eton is selling calico for ,! cents
Per yard.
Mr. j. \. Trussell will sell his house
hold furniture, horses, wagons and