Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1902-03-13
BRIEFS.

Cork out
I'll. robins have come
I.,t Monday will be St Patrick s
DAY.
VIII Hills cold wave has been mis-
laid. ", ,.
Norway macEerel at W. P. LioEli'
deTs.
Try the REaIsTE, a year-Only a
dollar
Canned and dried peas, at W. P
uckHdsrs'
rol,v the sun rises at els and
sets at Cos.
Oranges, u cents dozen, at W.
P LickIiders'
.. N. Ferry's garden seed at W.
P. Licbhders.
Dried cherries, corn and apples at
W.P. L.cbider's,
Canned pineapples, cherries and
rear, At ". P. Licklider's,
las. D. Miller's sale has been post
,,rsi until Wednesday, March 18th.
carload Of Understanding,
ba,,is. &c.-just received and for sale
By /. &. BrOtherton.
Charlie. s. Miller has moved from
u, Osbourn house on Main street to
RI. own place Just east of town,
Va, is shipping veal calves and
., stock at the B. & 0. Railroad at
Charles Town Saturday, March 18th.
William Graham has given up his
POSITION as ianitor for the graded
SHOOT and Frank Allen is filling the
Place.
Al, member. Of the W. c. T. U, are
,.-aeI.sd to meet at the home ofMrs.
I'D. B.llmyer Monday, March 18th,
Al ? II.
I1at.w days We will have the most
onpls,. line of baseball goods that
y. have ever carried. Remnants
Pharmacy.
Til. public sale advertised by ]. S.
Melvin for March 6, near Uvills, was
,5.,poned, and will be held Wednes-
lay, March %.
The track men on the Norfolk and
Western Railroad are organizing. A
union vas organized Saturday night
s, Shenandoah.
Mrs. Maria NJ. Hale, wife OF Henry
Hale, Of Ripon, died Tuesday, aged 49
years, from paralysis. The deceased
vas a daughter of the late Washing
lgtol Beuner.
Little Marion Bolinger, son OF n. &
v. Agent ". E. Bolinger, Of Charles
Town, swallowed lead car-seal the
other day. He hasn't been made IN
comfortable by it, however.
Lots Of fish were caught last week
il the canal and in pools left by the
gsceilng food in the Potomac. There
we're some big carp among them.
Some Of the fish were sold in Shep-
bsristowu.
The State Auditor has made dis
,r.5ution to the cities and towns of
their Ihare Of railroad taxes for 1901.
Shepherdstown gets $43.84, Harper's
Ferry $I75.56, Charles Town $44,9l,
Martinsburg $569.l9.
Mrs. Z. R. Hill, who lives along
tie Chsrlestown pike, near the toll
gate, sustained painful injuries Tues
day night by falling down a stairway.
Her wrist was broken and she was
otherwise bruised and severely shaken
uP.
T. B. Line will have his spring
opening of clothing and furnishing
good. next Monday, March 18th. On
tbs date he will also have an expert
cutter and filter present, who will
take measures for those who wish suits
made to order.
Boyd Licklider, who has been the
popular clerk in F. 0. Trump's store
At Ke,rueysyille for several years,
has resigned to accept similar posi-
ton IN ?, Z. Deatrick's store at the
"ne place. Boyd Wilmington is
'.eFzng for Mr.. Trump.
The town council was in session
nearly all day on Tuesday settling
with the electric light contractors,
The regular monthly meeting was held
the same night, when negotiations
we're happily concluded and the usual
routine business transacted.
H'lryFink has resigned the presiden-
'y 0; the Norfolk and Western Rail-
'oad Company and will be succeeded
oy FL. klmball, chairman of the
board Of directors. Mr.. Fink takes
,ae place made vacant by Mr.. Kim
Oa.;. L. Z Johnson, at present gen.
era manager, has been made vice
President.
:, Rev. R. ]. Campbell, pastor of the
~ t. Church at Harper, Ferry, de-
"yHel one Of the abIest temperance
addresses syer heard in this town last
SHaay night. 1t was eloquent. logi-
Ga. and witty, and he held the closest
attention Of his audience from the be-
tln1g to the end. Mr.. Campbell
sso ITe'cAed an excellent sermon in
'le Lutheran church FRIDAY afternoon.