Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1902-01-23
BRIEFS.
rl0 moon will be full tonight.

The moon will be full tonight.
Circuit court convenes February
llth.
For sale-A lot of prime oats. G..
D. Wysong'
Hot or cold soda at Remnants
Pharmacy.
County court convenes next Mon
day, January 9th
The way to make business in dull
.;ms, is to advertise. 1t pays.
Coca cola all the year round-a de-
rs5tful beverage, at Reinhsrt's Phar-
macy.
+ l. Zombro, RipOn; It! send
money for the REGISTER. 1t Is
daisy.
1,,ber L. Demory, Shena ndoah
rrr-tsou: The REGISTER is always a
welcome visitor.
S,n,s Moore Greenfeld,a well-known
rorr. colored woman of this place,
d.ei On Monday.
Nothing nicer on a cold day than
,rr of hot tomato bouillon. Rein
barts Pharmacy.
The slippery side of the earth wa.
rrpermo.t Tuesday, a rain causing the
sidewalks to get like glass.
Particular attention is directed to
he biz sale of J. W. Stuart Strong,
near Iuwood, February 9th.
4 S cambridge & Co. will get in
Two carloads of Brown wagons next
week. Call and see and buy.
Have your sale advertised by the
Rr-.s-ER-our bills are the biggest
and best, our circulation the largest.
JOS /. Cookus celebrated his birth
3ay today by giving turkey dinner
70 several Of his friends and kinfolk.
The President on Monday sent to
The Senate the nomination Of Harry
T Mauiey to be postmaster at Shep-
lsIis,own.
There was a very enjoyable social
rar,v and dance at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. S. F. Lemen, above town,
las, Friday night.
" Page Andrews, of ShepherdstowD,
has tssn elected assistant editor OF
The Calyz," the Washington and Lee
University annual.
Mrs. C. E Samuel, Bluefeld W, Va:
Send the REGISTER along. Can't do
without the home news. Look for 1t
a11ioUsly every week.
We thank our friend, Col. James w.
Mcdonald, one of Berkeley countys
most popular citizens, for a remittance
rav!ng for the REGISTER to 1908.
Mr.. Clarence E. Littleton and Miss
Emma 6. Sponsler, both Of Harpers
Ferry. were married last Thursday in
Hagerstown by Rev. A. H. Irvine.
Have lust gotten in another lot of
1ce pipes, the kind that have been
popular with US all the year round.
See window. Remnants Pharmacy.
Prosecuting Attorney James NJ.
Mason, of Charles Town, ha, an as
gstant-a fine boy that arrived Mon
DAY evening. We extend congratula-
tons.
DR.. and Mrs. R. G. Grove celebrated
i the 9th anniversary of their marriage
Tuesday night by entertaining num-
Der Of their friends at their home on
Main street.
Remnants Pharmacy keeps up to
date in everything. They are serving
chocolate, boullion and other palatable
winter beverages bot and good from
their fountain.
Wanted, a good man thoroughly
understanding the butcher business to
run nv shop. Man owning horse
preferred. Apply to F. 0. Trump,
KsarneysvilIs.
Mall 10 cents to Sprinkle Bros,
news and subscription agent, Martins
burg, W. Va, for their offers to read
Hs, and receive popular magazine
whole year free.
4 Photographic entertainment will
be gwen at the Virginia House Friday
evening at 80 o'clock for the benefit
Of the Kings Daughters. Admission
lOcent'. Everybody invited.
John Brown, an industrious colored
man Of this place, known as SHUTTER
!1g John, died yesterday. He was
employed at Bakerton, and came home
nom that place pretty sick last Satur-
day.
Nelson R. Roberts, of Middleway,
bought the registered Percheron horse,
Morgan, which was sold on Friday
BY Vim Wilt. who represented the
company of owners. The price paid
Vac 5000.
W. Il. Polling, proprietor of the
popular department. store in Martins
burg, aasrs big bargains this week
Zee his advertisement. This firm can
D. E'lei on to do what it says it will
DO. Orders by telephone or mail will
receive prompt attention.
David R. Hudgel has sold to Mrs.
Susan f. RoPphis farm near the Opsq-
Ool creek, In Berkeley county, known
S' Tie Baker Kearfott farm. He will