Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1901-02-21
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY q, 1901.
BRIEFS.

Corporation election March 41tn'
Pay your taxes.
Come to the new store for low prices
Vanmeter Bros.
Try loaf of mothers bread at
w. P. Licklider's.
Yesterday was Ash Wednesday the
beginning of Lent,
Tomorrow will be a legal holiday
the ODD of February.
Mothers bread" large loaf only 5
cents, at w. P. Licklider's.
All kinds of smoking and chewing
tobaccos at Vanmeter Bros.
James Lawrence McChan is bever-
age clerk for J. c. Lambert.
What would happen if Mrs. Nation
should come to Shepherdstown?
It is said that the canal is to be
opened for navigation March llth.
The ice left the river this week very
quietly, doing no damage whatever
Geo. W. Cross will sell valuable farm
property on Rocky Marsh tomorrow
the 22d.
The offer of the Addison Electric
Belt Co. expires March I. See adver-
tisement.
I have arranged to sell mothers
bread" fresh every morning. W. T.
Lickider.
Don't forget that you can get best
clover seed at low prices at Hodges
elevators.
The Citizens Fire Company of
Charlestown made $275 clear by their
fair last week.
For sale or rent-House on Duke
street ,Shepherdstown. Apply to Mrs.
H. n. Turner.
J. D. Billmyer, trustee, offers bar
gains in groceries, queenware, etc, IN
another column.
EFT. Lickhder will receive State
and county taxes. Pay up and save
interest and costs.
The Westinghouse belonging to the
late Captain John Crow Is to be sold
in the near future.
Beri. Hartzell IS working as car
agent for the n. & W. Railway at
Shenandoah junction.
Rare bargains to close out a few
pairs of mems drawers. The price Is
cut in two. B. s. Pendleton.
w. Gilmore Neil, representative
of the American Agriculturist, sohc-
its subscriptions and renewals.
In renting his subscription for the
REGISTER H. NJ. Show,of Washington,
says Il cannot do without the home
news.
T. J. Dreamer, of Vanclevesville,
w. Va, has for sale several fine Collie
Shepherd pups. Apply to him Tor
information.
Bowman Vanmeter made a fine sale
of stock and farming utensils yester-
day. Pretty nearly everything put
up brought good price.
Samuel J. Loudoun is building
himself a new dwelling-house on a LOT
he has leased from Messrs. Blunt al
the cement mill, below town.
A carload of cement was shipped
to Washington from the Potomac &C.
ment works near Shepherdstown last
week-the first for several years.
Potomac Permanent Building AS,
ISOLATION will meet for redemption
Of stock on Monday evening next at
: o'clock at the secretarys office.
If you would save costs and inter-
est pay your taxes. A representative
of ex-SherifT Baker is in Shepherds
town every day to receive taxes.
We have Just gotten in our supply
of Buist's garden seed for 1901. Cab
bage, tomatoes, peppers, &c, for early
sowing also displayed at Remnant
Pharmacy.
William J Moler, Of Bakerton, lost
a fine gray mare Tuesday afternoon
He drove her to Charlestown and she
was taken sick on the way back anC
died before he got home.
St. Matthias will have his turn a
the weather on Sunday, the Oath. l
St. Matthias finds ice he'll break 1t
if he finds none he'll make 1t. s.
says the old rhyme, anyhow.
Fresh bread, cakes, pies and beater
biscuits received daily from Martins
burg. Also full line Of groceries anc
provisions at lowest prices. Please
give nae call. J. NJ. Tohver.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Business Mems Association will b'
held in Shepherdstown next Monday
evening at I o'clock in the town hall
All the members should attend.
Mrs. Ella Grow and her sons re
quest us to return their sincere thank
to their friends who were so kind anC
helpful during their recent afiichoI
in the death of Mrs. Fannie Grosh.
W. H. Kanode, Of Richmond, Va.
in sending in his subscription writes
US complimentary note and says
1--WE cannot do without the REGISTER
1t is letter from home every week.
The yellow sehool-house propert!