Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1901-04-18
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THURSDAY, APRIL Is, 1901.
BRIEFS.

s. Onion sets at Vanmeter Bros.
Fresh bread at Vanmeter Bros.
II costs money to advertise-but it
pays,
You can get sliced ham at Schop-
pert's.
Read w. H. Poling's new advertise
ment.
Try our 23-cent -four. Vanm eter
Bros.
Shoes, all kinds and prices, at
Hodges.
Granulated sugar 6 cents pound
at c. T. Buffers.
It's no use trying to keep house with
out the REGISTER.
Stick to your fannels until your
fannels stick to you.
Schoppert gives silverware stamps.
Our goods are all fresh.
Willpay cash for butter, eggs, bacon
and lard. G. T. Butler.
Onion sets at 80 cents a gallon at
F. G. Buffers, Charlestown.
Lard and bacon wanted at Schop-
pert's in exchange for goods.
The front of L. T. Rogers jewelers.
shop has been neatly painted.
Sow spring advertisements if you
would reap profits in due season.
For Rent-A suite of comfortable
room. Apply toB. F. Harrison.
A new lot of evaporated apples,
apricots, peaches and pruneS at SchOp-
pertS.
Gibson's drug store is being bright
ened and improved by new paper on
the wall.
We have a nice line ofmens, ladies
and misses Oxfords on hand. W. P,
Licklider.
Eighteen different decorations in
chamber sets for your inspection, at
Licklider's.
If you have a pain in your chest or
q lame back, call at c. T. Buffers and
get plaster.
Now is a good time to make new
pavemsnts or repair those that are not
in good order.
Go to the town hall on Saturday
evening and see Aunt Susan Jones
from the country.
Assessor Harrison Schley is finding
out how much the people Of the cor
poration are worth.
For Sale-Two good work horses
and two fresh milk cows. Apply to
r. NJ. Duke, Bakerton, W. Va.
The original Grandmother" bread,
biscuits and buns at Llckiders. Be
sure that the label is on each loaf.
Another lot of new and attractive
designs in fine writing paper and tab
lets this week. Remnants Pharmacy.
Seed potatoes for so cents bushel
at F. G.. Buffers, Charlestown. De-
livered in Shspherdstown at 60 cents.
The home of Abram Shepherd on
High street has been improved by a
new fence that has been placed around
the lot.
A patron of the REGISTER recently
advertised some stock for sale, and
the next day he had four bidders call
to see him.
The REGISTER only costs dolla a
year, sent to any address. It's so
cheap that really no one at all ought
to borrow it.
We beheve now that sugar has struck
bottom, and we have made large
purchase. Cell and get prices. W.
P. Licklider.
Luther Vickers lost horse collar
at Mr.. Neel's sale last Friday. He
will be thankful for any information
concerning it.
On account of lack of space we are
obliged to leave out of our paper this
week several articles of interest that
have been sent us.
1t is against the law to catch bass
now in any way, but that does not
seem to prevent more or less fisher
men from trying to catch them.
For Sale-A good young horse and
early rose seed potatoes. Also small
field for rent, to be planted in corn.
Apply to j. C. Unger, Duf6elds, W.
Va.
Seed potatoes at so cents a bushel
at F. G. Buffers, Charlestown. Will
give them free to any deserving person
in the county who cannot afford to buy
them.
We are glad to announce that the
little son Of Mr.. VIM. L. Reinhart is
recovering from very serious illness
that threatened to have fatal result
at one time.
The heavy rain oflast Sunday caused
the Potomac to get higher than it has
been for long time. The Opequon
was out Of banks and flooded the low
lands extensively.
Help worthy cause by patronizing
the entertainment by the children in
the town hall Saturday night. There
will be clever little play and soup
and candies will be sold.