Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-03-24
BRIEFS.

unlucky day.
Mr.. J. D. Billmyer begins auction
at his store tonight,
A full line of India linens and white
goods, at Pendleton's,
We sell the Armorside corset at 90
cents. B. S. Pendleton.
\ nice line of plaid ginghams for
shirtwaists, at Pendleton's.
Seed potatoes and fresh vegetables
this week at ]. A. Staley's.
White Rabbit egg dye, s colors for
) cents, at w. P. Lickhder's.
A lot of percales at cost to make
room for new goods, at Hodges.
You will find the best 81 and $1.25
shoes in town, at W. P. Licklder's.
Good lime for whitewashing and
all other purposes for sale by 7. H.
Davis.
Mrs. Rose Myers has moved into the
small house of Mr.. J. II. little on west
Main street.
Mr.. J. F. Lancaster has opened
store in the Masonic building at Shen-
andoah Junction.
Mr.. Daniel Getzendanner shipped..a
carload of cattle and hogs from this
place the first of the week
We would be glad to show you our
line of Madras and Madrasepne for
shirtwaists, at Pendleton's.
Mrs. Sarah Hill has moved from be-
low town to the place on the Shepherd
pike occupied by Mr.. William Hill.
Examinations are being held at
Shepherd College this week. The
spring term Of the school begins next
Monday.
Water was turned into the canal
the first Of the week, and boats are
now on their way to Cumberland to
load coal,
Mr.. Glenn A. Campbell and Miss
Cora Marie Chenowith, of Gerardstown,
Berkeley county, were married in Ha-
gerstown last Wednesday.
Fourteen carloads Of shells and am
munition went south over the Norfolk
& Western Railway the other day,
destined for Galveston and New Or
leans.
Prof. A. C. Kimler and his bicycle
had a misunderstanding the other day,
in which the professor got whack in
the ribs that knocked him out for a
time
Married at the Lutheran parsonage,
Frederick City, Nd, by Rev. R. L.
N. Myers, March 10, 1898, Miss
Sophia Keyser, of Bolivar, and Mr.
D. S. Stone.
We call the attention Of our readers
10 the new advertisement Of Mr.. NJ.
G.. Tabler the Martinsburg clothing
dealer. He has splendid line Of
spring goods.
Maccaroni s cents, olives 10 cents
bottle, figs and s cents per pound,
ginger snaps 6 cents, raisins 5 cents,
prunes ; cents and aprico.s 10 cents,
at W. P. Licklider's.
The teachers Of the infant depart
meut Of the Lutheran Sunday school
will sell icecream, soup, etc, Saturday
night in the room in Mrs. McChan's
dwelling on Main street.
Elastic starch cents a package,
oatmeal 7 cents a package, sugar syrup
drips % cents per gallon, peaches 10
cents can, salmon 10 cents can,
tobacco 20 cents a pound, at ]. A.
Staley's.
The Shepherdstown Speciality Band
has moved from Mr.. Chapline's build
ing to the room in the Billmyer build
ing formerly occupied by the MasOns.
Mr. Chapline will rent his building
for residence purposes.
Mr.. NJ. Bowman, the Shepherds
town marble dealer, has just erected
a large monument in Edge Hill Gem
etery, Charlestown, on Mr.. J. J. Wood
wards lot. 1t is of marble and of
very handsome design.
Mr. Frank Hill, who lives in the
vicinity of Billmyer's Mill, west of
town, viii erect a new dwelling-house
on his place. The lumber firm Of
Wm Phillips Sons, Charlestown, have
contracted to furnish the lumber.
The Norfolk and Western Railway
has purchased twelve large engines
from the Baldwin Locomotive Works
at Philadelphia, which will do the
work now being done by eighteen Of
their largest freight engines now in use.
Mr.. D. A. Christie and wife, of
Washington, D. c., formerly of En-