Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1901-03-07
THURSDAY, MARCH Z, 1901.
BRIEFS.

BROS.
Try our Accent soap. Vanmst'r
Bros.
Canned peas, corn and tomatoes at
Schoppert's.
There is talk of establishing bank
in Sharpsburg.
Try our tobacco. We have full
line. Vanmster Bros.
Buy your groceries at Schoppert's
and get silvervare stamps
Carload of eating and Early Rose
potatoes just received at Hodges.
The grounding beat the United
States in prOphesying about the wealth
er.
We pay cash or trade for bacon,
lard, poultry and eggs. Vanmeter
Bros.
The REGISTER is forced for lack of
space to omit many matters OF interest
this week.
Pickles, beans, hominy, peas, lima
beans, fresh confectionery and cakes,at
J. A. Stsleys.
Warsham's grandmothers bread,
fresh cheese and mushroom crackers,
at Schopperts.
Read W. P. Licklider's new adver-
tisement. The goods in his store back
up what he says.
The heating apparatus for the new
graded school has arrived and Is now
being put in place.
The Presbyterian manse in Shep-
hsrdstown will again be offered for
sale on March 10th.
Carload middling, for hog feed just
in and car of seed oats in few days,
at Hodges elevator.
Rsisins, apricots, prunes, peaches,
canned syrups, and good syrup at 80
cents gallon, at ], A. Staley's.
Miss Daisy Adelia ONeal and Mr..
Thomas Turner Chapman were mar
gied in Martinsburg yesterday.
sauer kraut 5 cents quart, applebut-
ter 6 cents pound, evaporated apples
10 cents pound, at ]. A. Staleys.
G. NJ. Beltzhoover, administrator,
will sell personal property of the late
John H. little on March 10th. See
posters.
Yesterday was the coolest day of
the season. Early in the morning
the thermometer showed four degrees
above zero,
George T. Hodges, of this place, has
been appointed ticket agent for the
B. 4 o. Railroad at KearnsysviIle,
this county.
The Norfolk and Western Railway
Company executed a mortgage for S.
100000 in New York to the Mercan-
tile Trust Company.
General Henry Kyd Douglas is sick
at his home in Hagerstown with throat
and lung trouble. He expects to go
south for his health.
Rev. Tho.. X. Cromer, of st. Glars
vile. Pa, has accepted call to the
pastorats Of the Centenary Reformed
Church, Winchester.
Just received full line of samples
of spring wall paper. They are much
cheaper than last year. Call and see
them. D. L. Rentoh.
The business men and the voters
generally are urgently invited to at
tend the temperance meeting in the
town hall Friday night,
The question of saloon or no saloon
in Shepherdstown for the coming year,
and all future years, should be the
personal concern of every citizen.
The speaker Tuesday evening was
clear, forcible and logical, and the ar
guments he presented against the sa-
loon would be indeed difficult to an
swer.
What do we as mature men and
conscientious voters owe to the boys
of our town ? Certainly no less than
to remove from them the temptation
Of the saloon.
Invitations are out for the wedding
of G. T. knight, formerly of Charles
town, and Miss Emma Gardner, of
Berryville. The marriage will take
place March l4th.
D. Lynn Magruder made an excel
lent sale Of stock and farming imple-
ments last Friday. Good prices were
realized, and the proceeds amounted
to upwards Of $500.
The new firm of Folk & Welshan,
will sell the celebrated Vulcan plows,
and will keep on hand at all times a
full supply of repairs for the same.
Plowshares 35 cents each.
Let your vote next Monday be a
vote for good morals and good gov
eminent, for the purity and happiness
Of the home, for the highest interest
of yourself and your fellow-men.
We call especial attention to the
advertisement OF L. T. Rogers, who
has opened his jewelers. repair shop
in the Rightstine building. Leonard
is Shepherdstown bow who has mas