Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1901-03-28
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THURSDAY, MARCH %, 1901.
BRIEFS.

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New spring goods at Pendletons.
BRASS curtain rods at Pendleton's.
Wall of Charlestown, has mules 10
eell.
Bulk garden seeds at W, P. Lick
lider's.
Today the sun rises at 5,5l and sets
at 6.19.
Easter only one week from next
sunday.
A nice assortment of peas at W. P.
Lcklider's.
For notions and fancy goods go to
Pendletons.
For the largest assortment of laces
20 to Pendleton.
Next Monday will be moving day
also all fools's day.
Mackerel, lake herring and Goldfish,
at w. P. Lickliders.
Silverskin onion sets for 10 cents a
quart, at McMurrans.
Cash paid for butter, eggs, lard and
bacon at G. T. Buffers.
For dress Innings and trimmings
Pendleton's is the place.
Lowest prices on potatoes, whole
sale or retail, at Hodges.
Look at our line of white wash
brushes. W. P. Licklider.
Writing paper. box paper and tab
lets very cheap at Pendletons.
You will not go amiss by calling at
Pendleton for lawns and white goods.
If you want to reap the fruits of
profitable business advertise IN the
REGISTER.
Easter egg dyes, clean and easily
handled, u colors for 5 cents, at Nc
Murrans.
Seed oats for sale by G. 7. Hodges
at Duffelds, Shepherdstown and hear-
neysville.
Paas and White Rabbit eggs dyes,
all colors and new designs, at. Rein
hart's Pharmacy.
"a sheets of good paper with "a en-
velopes to match for 10 cents at Nc
Murran's drug store.
Baseballs, bats, masks, gloves and
general line Of spring sporting goods
at Reinhart's Pharmacy.
George VIM. Horn will move from
the Wiltshire farm near Leetown to
the Engle place near Uvilla.
Mrs. NJ. L. Herrington's store is
being reprinted and repapered adding
very much to its appearance.
Robert Rion Lucas is selling an au-
tomatic sprayer for trees, vegetables,
etc, that is a very useful article.
Remember the entertainment in the
town hall Friday evening, March 29th,
Come out and have a good laugh.
Pendleton gives you gold for silver,
BE has gold belts, gold betting, gold
braid and gold buttons at bottom
prices.
The farm of the late John A. W.
Ware, near Myerstown, containing 20
acres, has been sold to R. Gracey at
$3.50 per acre.
The first boat of the season was load
ed at Cumberland on Monday, and
the raging canal is again the scene Of
its usual activity.
The Norfolk and Western Railway
has promulgated regulation forbid
ding the use Of tobacco by its employ
ees while on duty.
Seven big iron cars jumped the
track in the tunnel at Harpers Ferry
last Sunday, obstruoting travel for
considerable time.
Entertaining and laughable-two
farces by w. D. Howells to be given
BY Shepherd College students Friday
evening, March 29th.
The spring term of Shepherd College
began on Tuesday, Sixteen new
students were enrolled and a number
Of others will come in shortly.
Mr.. W. C. Clipp will move to the
Lucas farm near Dufields, recently
purchased by him, and it is said that
Mr.. Jack Cook will move to town.
The earliest bunch beans-Emperor
William, Speckled Valentine, New
Stringless, Greenpod, Rustproof, Col
den Wax, can be had at McMurran's.
F. L. Billmyer is moving from the
Hiteshew house on Main street to the
dwelling so long the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. Snyder on Washington
street.
Mrs. Simon Griffith made sale Of her
personal property last Saturday, and
will 60 to Washington to make her
home. Mr.. Griffith has employment
in that city.
There was a sort of mad dog scare
at Bakerton the first of the week. A
big white dog ran about the neighbor-
hood and is said to have bitten COW
and horse.
G. E. Lamar, the Jefferson county
auctioneer, has been assisting J. W.
Dodd in this line OF business the past
week or two, CRYING sales in Berkeley