Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1902-03-20
BRIEFS.

70 ~ on would reap spring profits
,r must advertise.
..,su stock of shoes and slip
..- nl q. ali kinds at Hodges
r.n will ship fat stock at Charles
r,ra and Rip0n March Slst'
Issued farm bells for 81, at H.
W. I1,7rsgs Great Cheap Hardware
Tho antique furniture at the Keep
,.r sale last Thursday brought high
RI. rrp.Is of the graded school are
.,,.,-as tor their commencement
exercises.
Weather Prophet Hills cold spell
.sb,a. two weeks late, but it final
+ 20, here.
i attend the contest in the town hall
r.j,r night Excellent orations and
4 ss3 music
Am., line Of granite iron ware at
4 nc Martens Great Cheap Hard
ware Store
Fly s.,s-Two fresh COWS. Apply
al E. Wiltshire, Mantetike Farm,
,sr Lye,own.
III. .rsaai-bog's time was up last
sunday. bat he threw this week in
Z. good measure.
errl..5aes and fixtures complete
-<O1 a; II. c. Martens Great
Clean Hardware Store.
For St,e-Horses, shoats and shin
. AMI corn ground for rent J. c.
Tiger. llaelds, W. Va.
Wauaas Just gotten a carload OF
. steers to sell-will average
.. 600 or 700 pounds.
lanes Bell has sold to Samuel J
HODGES lis interestin the property on
Princess street. left by his mother.
The people of Charles Town are
.sas about the unsatisfactory SER
vice Of the electric light company.
Tie Epworth League of the NJ, Z
T.g-.a held a social last Friday
..-. at the home Of Rev. W. l. Dice.
P T. G5ar, who has been in the
bakery business here for the past year
,-us. has closed his shop and will
move away.
Nr r l.. Osbourn has moved from
SANDY Ridge, where he has lived many
vs.s TO the farm Of Chas. E. Jones
lear Lee,owu.
William Neleester lost two horses
tr death last week-one of them a
mustang 81 years old that was the pet
uM. daughter Lille.
The estate Of the late Geo. W,
Hoffman, Of BJonsboro, amounts to
between $4,000 and $4,000. He
say7s every thing TO his wife.
Rev. II. Max Leutz has discontin-
,g-i the publication of his monthly
journal, the Lutheran Banner. Its
-lsl..a. support was insufficient.
Captain Lee II. Moler celebrated
BIS o5,l birthday last Wednesday by
giving dinner to number of rela-
uyes and tuendsat the Virginia House.
L51g-baudle shovels, SOC; Red
Warrior axes, 60c cross-cut saws, 81;
harness oil, SOC d gallon, at H. c.
Martens Great Cheap Hardware
Store.
There viii be special meeting of
C.@ City Lodge, Shield of Honor,
Friday evening Of this week at 7
o'clock. Ful, attendance desired.
Work to be done.
Superintendent Comstock Of the
Orphans Home Society has found
homes for half a dozen children in
J'-sgsoa and Berkeley counties within
,-e past lew weeks.
For Reqt-The room now occupied
by 7. T. Rohr, adjoining Mrs. NJ. L.
bennington. dry goods store Posses
son given the first of April. Apply
" " Martha Magruder.
Wall bought two of the boss fat
cattle last wsek-one Of Vim. Childs,
tipping the scales at 2,11O, with
another from the Messrs. Eagan
close second at 205O.-SPirt
Read the new advertisement of NJ.
T. Ia5,gr, clothier and furnisher, Of
AaEulsogrg. He has his new spring
55.H olel and ready for inspection,
al'ny..es YOU to call and see them.
The No.ers neighborhood is to
have little building boom. Geo. NJ.
iA1ot Dr. S. T. Knott and w. J.
Alo', each expect to erect a tenant
house on their respective farms this
'.rag.
The H9us. Of Representatives in
Washington passed last week the rural
Tee delivery bill after so amending it
NAT ilecauier' are to bepaid salaries
a" no, exceeding 5000 per annum an
a's TO De- permitted to carry express
matter On their own account.
severe cold wave, accompanied
y ugh winds spread itself over this
section on Monday night, and the
weather has been uureasonably cold
y's' since In the far Western States
mere |ass blizzard that caused great