Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1901-05-23
BRIEFS.

gu Gan SSV 'u0 GNASAEN NoA
for dollar.
Ham bologna and chip beef at
Schopperts.
Wool has been selling at II cents
pound this week.
The best line of whitewash brushes
at W. P. Licklider's.
Saturday week will be decoration
day in Shepherdstown.
Go to w. P. LickHder's when you
want shoes or slippers.
Fresh cabbage, new tomatoes and
bananas, at Schoppert's.
The public schools Of Shepherdstown
district will close tomorrow.
Strawberries, pineapples and ripe
tomatoes at W. P. Lickhder's.
Tomatoes, cabbage, oranges, bananas
and lemons Just received at c. 7. But
ler's.
\ splendid rain prevailed through
out this section yesterday, doing great
good.
If you want good icecream (not milk
or starch call on F. o. Trump, Kear-
neysville.
Lawrence Brown will set up his rid
ing gallery in Shsrpsburg the first Of
the week.
Strawberries are in the market. The
outlook for large crop in this vicin-
ity is good
L. G. Brotherton has Just gotten in
carload of lumber-fooring, siding,
studding, etc.
John c. Lambert will open grocery
store in the room adjoining his resi-
dencs on Main street.
Trump Kearneysville, makes spe-
cialty Of serving choice icec reams for
parties and weddings.
j large stock of patent and proprie-
tary medicines, pills, plasters, etc, con-
stantly on hand at C. T. Buffers.
DR.. a. S. Reynolds has had his res
ideuce on Main street beautifed and
improved by Sodding the side yards.
Ct. Butler always pays the high
est market price for country bacon,
lard, butter and eggs. Cash OF trade.
Highest cash price paid for wool by
W. " Lemen, Shepherdstown, and
w. n. Lemen & Co., Shenandoah
Junction
The ladies aid society Will meet in
Uvilla Lutheran church Saturday, May
25th, at , o'clock. A full attendance
is desired.
Go to Dufields Friday and Saturday
nights and enjoy soup and refresh
ments with the ladies and member, OF
Elk Branch Church.
Sweet potato plants, white and yell
low, by the dozen, hundred or thou
sand, also choice mixed pansy plants
now ready. B. Hartzell.
Potomac Permanent Building Asso-
citation will meet for the redemption of
stock on Monday evening next at 7
o'clock at the secretary's office.
As the warm days approach, our
soda fountain becomes more popular.
We have all the popular syrups for
"cold soda Remnants Pharmacy.
The Henry Kyd Douglas Camp of
Sons Of Confederate Veterans will
attend the memorial day exercises in
Charles Town on Saturday ofthis week.
The cement works on the Maryland
side Of the river below Shepherdstown
have shut down until some Of the sur
plus stock on hand shall have been
Shipped.
Mr.. James X. Acor, of Pittsburg,
and Miss Grace A. Roeder, Of Harper's
Ferry, were married Wednesday of
Last week in Charles Town by Rev. r.
S. COPELAND.
Bill Blue, who left Shepherdstown
the day after the saloons closed, kept
sober for several days. Then he made
trip to Martinsburg and as usual
landed in the lookup.
The bass are havinga good rest. The
sportsmen obey the law and do not
disturb them and the water has been
too muddy the past month for the pot
hunters to catch them.
The superintendent of the ladies
department of the Morgan S Grove fair
arr requested to meet Saturday after
boon Of this week in the parlors Of the
Eutler Hotel, at o'clock.
The schedule ofthe Norfolk & West
en- Railway is to be changed on Sun
a.. No time has yet been set, how
eyer, for beginning work on that new
Station at Shenandoah Junction.
Dr.. Harry Lee Randall, son of Mr..
james F. Randall, of Berkeley county,
i to be married June 9th to Miss
Lene Banes Wager, at her home, l4O7
North Thirteenth street, Philadelphia,
N. L. Chrissinger, the veteran sales
nau, has gone back to his first love
and resumed his old place with S. NJ.
Bloom & Co., Hagerstown. Mr.. Chris
sngers old friends are glad to see him
on the road again.
F. o. Trump, ofKearneysville, now