Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1901-02-07
BRIEFS.

Next Thursday Will be valentine
day.
Oranges II cents dozen at W. T.
Licklider's.
Try our ten-cent peaches. Van
meter Bros.
Country lard and bacon wanted at
c. T. Buffers.
We pay cash for poultry and eggs.
Vanmeter Bros.
Today the sun rises at o'clock
and sets at 520.
Try our 7-cent tomatoes and I-cent
corn. Vanmeter Bros.
The coasters have had good time
with their sleds this week.
The Circuit Court convenes at
Charlestown next Tuesday.
We guarantee every fountain pen we
sell. Remnants Pharmacy.
We start our huckster wagon on
the road today. Vanmeter Bros,
The Charlestown Advocate is to be
sold at public sale next Tuesday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Hodges,
a fine daughter. Congratulations,
We are still receiving fresh gro
cerjes every day. Vanmeter Bros.
Anchor Mills Pure Gold Flour, by
sack or barrel, at w. P. Lickliker's.
Country dried apples and peaches,
also nice peeled peaches, at W. T.
Lickliders.
For sale or rent-House on Duke
street, Shepherdstown. Apply to Mrs.
II. NJ. Turner.
Two burrs for use at the Potomac
cement mill below town We're received
few days ago.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. George W.
Billmyer, in Shepherdstown, Febru-
airy 4th, fine son.
TIL. Davis was the first man in
town TO fill his ice-house He got the
ice from his pond last week.
Choice clover seed for sale at
Hodges elevators at Kearneysyille,
Dufelds and Shepherdstown.
Lemon clingpeaches, Bartlett pears,
anricots preserved pineapples and
peaches, at W. P. Lickliders.
J. Reynolds Foutz has moved to the
st. John Shepherd farm, north Of town,
which he has rented for the ensuing
year.
J. L. Hoffman, of Bloom Centre,
Ohio, likes the REGISTER. He has
RENTED for his subscription until
1908.
The yellow sohool-house property
was not sold last Saturday. The sale
was gain postponed. 1t will probably
be advertised later.
For one dollar you can get the REG
1srER a year 80 cents gets 1t for SIX
months, or % cents will pay for three
months.
Have you an absent relative or
friend who would enjoy reading the
REGISTER? Send it to them year
it costs but dollar.
Potomac Permanent Building Asso-
citation will meet for the redemption
of stock on Monday evening next at
7o'clock at the secretary's Office.
Our valentines are here now and
they are more comical than ever. We
have also some very pretty ones for
gifts. See our window. Reinhart S
Pharmacy.
The sale bills printed at the REGIS
TER Office are the finest gotten out in
this section. Everybody admlres
them. If you intend to have sale, call
and see US.
]. H. Kitzmiller, the barber, has
moved his shop from the Sheetz build
ing, on Main street, to his residence on
New street, near Princess.
1t was published in several papers
last week that Murphy Tabler, Of
Berkeley county, formerly of this Vi
cinity, was dead. Mr.. Tabler himself
denies the report.
At the meeting of the Sons of Con-
federate Veterans Tuesday night j.
D. Billmyer was elected first heuten-
ant and Richard D. Arthur was ap-
pointed corporal.
Our friend James D. Moler,of Wash
ington. in sending his subscription to
the REGISTER, writes : 81 wish you a
happy and prosperous year-for your
self and for the old town
The ladies OF the Catholic church
have postponed their festival till the
l4th and 10th of this month. Come
to Rightstines store-room for good
chicken soup, icecream and tafy.
We have Just gotten a new supply
of syringes, hot-water bags, atomizers,
nursing bottles and tubes, combs, brush
es, &c. Look at our window and get
our prices. Remnants Pharmacy.
The ladies of Trinity Episcopal
church will have sale Of soup, ice
cream, cake and candy on Friday and
Saturday evenings of this week, Feb
ruary 8th and 9th, in Mrs. McChan s
room. Everybody invited.
W. Gilmore Neill has been appoint
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