Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1902-02-13
BRIEFS.

Cut prizes /"
dletons.
For Sale-A lot Of prime oats. G..
p. Wysong.
Antbe newest things in white goods,
at Pendletons.
D,ron want good and cheap corset?
Go TO Peudletons.
Remember Pendleton's motto: High
grad. with low prices,
New calicoes, new ginghams, new
sbiraags, at Pendleton's.
The largest line of Hamburg edgings
and inserting in town, at Pendletons.
Mrs. Martha Bowman Drew, we'll
,c-wn colored woman, died on Tues
iay in this place.
Pretty good ice has been hauled
s-,w the river this week-cut from
the Maryland side.
Don't fail to examine the remnant
s,rr.sr when you visit Pendletou's
store You will see some rare bar
gains
p.r0a horse, cattle and poultry pow
3,-,ars iust the thing to put stock in
g,2s condition for spring work. Rein
hsr,s Pharmacy.
ANYTHING in the stationery line, in
new and attractive designs, can be
found at Remnants Pharmacy.
watch our window Friday.)
s,s8.load of Scrabble folks had a
n.y.rp with a team driven by W. W.
Lsu-a the other day, and Windy Way
was pretty badly cut about the head.
s number of persons from town
drove out to the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Tho. f. Jones at Billmyer's Mill Mon
iav night and enjoyed an oyster sup
per,
oL consider the REGISTER the best
family paper that l know of. | wish
the editor and his paper continued
success. Miss Nellie Anderson, Ber-
ryvl.s, Va.
Wall wants veal calves, sheep and
lambs at Charles Town, February l5
a1i cattle, hogs February "a. Hogs,
cattle. calves and lambs the first week
in March at Ripon.
The Charles Town Free Press dis
PLAYS journalistic enterprise this week
BY printing the speeches delivered al
the R5uss banquet in its excellent
report O; that affair.
Grace Brown, the eight-year-old
daughter Of Charles Brown, of Martins
burg. was burned to death on Tuesday
Her clothing caught fire as she was
putting wood in stove.
a s,eighlng party visited the home Of
Nj, and Mrs Walter Mcdonald west
Of town, last Friday night and enjoyed
themselves in The hveliest way in dan
eng and other smusements.
We have the most complete selec-
ton Of ledgsrs, day and record books
that We have ever had. Some special
record books for Sunday school and
society use. Reinhart's Pharmacy.
Unless corporation taxes are paid
On or before the lst of March next,
Sergeant John F. Maddox will collect
the same by process of law. Every
body is requested to pay up at once.
H. W. Crittenden has sold his farm
near Ripon, this county, to Daniel
Hsaebower. The place contains 24O
acres Of excellent land, we'll improved,
aud Mr.. HeAebower paid $4,000 for
Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM. B. Ruse, of San
dy Ridge, celebrated the tenth ami
ysysary Of their marriage yesterday,
and entertained some sixty or seventy
Of their relatives and friends at din
her
Mrs. Lee II. Moler and Mrs. F. T.
Grove entertained a number Of their
friends at the Virginia House last
Friday evening with a progressive
whist party. A very enjoyable even
Ing was spent.
Wall will sell for account of S. H.
Edison on Monday, February II, at
us yards in Charles Town, twenty
eight heavy farm mules, twenty-five
fresh cows and calves, and two riding
and driving horses.
The ladies' of Elk Branch church
WI. have valentine party at Duff
he.Is on the evening Of February Is,
Il tie weather is favorable; if not, on
the 18th. Oysters will be served In
connection. Everybody is invited.
Il. f. Mundey was confirmed by
the senate on Monday as postmaster
at Slspherdstown. Mr.. Mundey will
as- charge of the office as soon as he
has received his commission, which
WI. probably be within few days.
The teachers and pupils of the
Shenandoah Junction public school
v. s.vs an entertainment In Odd
Fellows hall at that place on Friday
evening, February 14th. Admission
oaal 10 cents. The public are in
y.tsi
j week OF two ago we noted the
accident by which VIM. B. Kitchen,
o, Berkeley county, had shot himself
10 the arm. He refused to let the
doctors amputate his arm, and blood
Poisoning set in and caused his death