Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1902-02-27

Clover SEED IoI s"'0 y ~ " ,
song.
The sidewalks are free of ice once
more.
Cot prices in ladies' capes, at Pen
dleton'.
autbe newest thingsin white goods,
at PsndletOns.
New calicoes. new ginghams, new
{ .bir.ings, at Pendletons.
lam mnch pleased with your pa
nor. &C. F. Smith, Washington.
A.P. Neel, Jr., will sell personal
rrorerty the latter part of March.
Eggs have dropped to 20 cents a
dozen. Butter is % cents a pound.
4 carload of wire and nails just
received and for sale, c. D. Wysong.
The largestline Of Hamburg edgings
and inserting in town, at Psndletons.
z all. q
Persons indebted to NJ L. Eichel-
berger will please pay promptly to
l. G. Brotherton.
Paw YOUR taxes this week or you
vi; not be allowed to vote at the cor
rorat.on election.
Ba.sts cabbage, tomato, pepper and
al other seed for early sowing just in,
nee and fresh, at Reinhart's Pharmacy.
The recovered trees glittering in
The electric lights last Friday night
made a scene Of beauty long to be
remembered.
Harry Sperow sprained his ankle
pretty badly while playing basketball
At tie college last week. He has TO
use clutches.
We hope our readers will excuse the
lack Of reading matter for week or
Two longer. The rush Of sales will
soon be over.
Ms. Ruth Lentz has been made
si..5r.'n.chief of The Picket" the
gnsL,,y monthly published by the
Students of Shepherd College.
Isaua. horse, cattle and poultry
row Ter proves its worth more every
tine S used. Just the thing to feed
IN lie spring. Reinhart's Pharmacy.
Mr.. VIII Wysong has moved into
the house vacated by Mr.. NJ. L. Eich
-5-rser. He will open his bakery
Just a, soon as he can get his oven
built.
r. /. Bowler, section boss of the
Norfolk s. Western Railway at Charles
Town, hss been promoted to the posi-
ton otroai master for the Radtord
division.
No person Will bepermitted to vote
at the corporation election on March
10Th unless his head tax is paid on or
before March lst. Saturday Of this
week is the last day of grace.
Mr.. John J. Currie, well-known
Young farmer of this county, and Miss
Ella Wood, of Charles Town, were
married last Thursday by Bishop
Gyaystt at the Episcopal rectory.
Mrs Sue G. Knott announces the
coming marriage of her daughter, Miss
Marie Knott, to Mr. Raleigh H. Mo-
Ter. The ceremony will take place at
her home in Washington on March
18th.
M. Henry Sperow, of the vicinity
Of Yancl.ve.ville, and Miss Lucy R
Needy, daughter of Mr.. H. Frank
Needy, Of the Shepherdstown neigh
boThood, were married in Hagers-
town yesterday.
Miss Anna Mayo Scott, formerly
popular resident of Dufields, this
county writes from Overlook School,
Pennsylvania: 81 simply cant get
along without the weekly visit Of the
dear old REGISTER"
Bljs,s seed are not sold on COM
mission hence they are always relia-
DE, especially when freshness is the
concern. We have just gotten in an
abundant spring stock. Call and get
Available seed catalogue, at Rein
1aEts Pharmacy.
At Hinsboro, Loudoun county, Va,
Ash5y Jones, of Harper's Ferry, was
attacked and severely cut on Saturday
night by William and Ebert 10y,
brothers Of Miss Daisy 10y, whom
Jones was visiting. The cause Of the
trouble is not stated.
Every member Of the Shepherds
town Fire Department is asked to at
tend the regular meeting to be held
lex, Monday evening, March Sd, at
o'clock, when the selection of a site
'oI a new eugjne-house will be decid-
ed and other important business trans
acted.
H ". Turner has bought from Mr..
and Ms Allen a. P. Neel their farm
northwest of town. The place con-
t"os ll0acres of land, well-improved,
sl1 tie lr.ae is $1,000 cash. This is
a very desirable little farm. Mr..
Nee. has bought of D. F. Blllmyer the
AZ. place, near Blllmyer's Mill, pay
1sf5.Ooo Tor the fifty acres.
mr. Adam S. Link called at the
Aa..s.la Office yesterday and left
win US poisoned" bullet such as
were used for a time during the civil
wal The bullet has attached to it
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