Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-04-21
BRIEFS.

Go TO w. L. LlcKhder 1or snoes VI
all kind.
New lot of jardiuieres at W. P.
Lickhder's.
Today the sun rises at 5 l6 and
sets at 6.42.
Shoes for spring and summer at W.
P. Lickliders.
Most of the March winds came in
April this year.
The celebrated Crossett shoes fer
men at Hodges.
Ifyou have anything to sell, adver-
tise it in the REGISTER.
Read and heed the mayors proc
lamation in another column.
Fourteen chamber sets for your Sc
lection, at w. P. Lickider's.
Butter is % cents a pound and
eggs are IA cents dozen today.
Cheapest lot of Hamburg edgings
you ever saw in Hodges window.
Remember that Pendleton's store is
where you get your moneys worth.
The next legal holiday will be the
3Oth of May. 1t comes on Monday.
6. New line of spring shoes, just from
the Carlisle factory, at B. S. Pendle-
tons.
New cabbage, ripe tomatoes, sweet
oranges and bananas, at W. P. Lick
hder's.
: Attend the silver tea tomorrow
evening at the home of Mrs. Ohio
Williams.
The Presbyterians of Charles Town
will have spire erected on their
church edifce.
Winchester Presbytery is in session
at Martinsburg, having convened
Tuesday night.
You get no old shoes when you buy
the Carlisle, as We have them made to
order. B. S. Pendleton.
Seven saloons have been granted
license in Charles Town. The license
tax Is 1925 fol each saloon.
There were some surprises last Sat-
urday in Jefferson county. Truly,
doubtful things are very uncertain.
We have some particularly nice
paper and envelopes on hand now. If
you need nice stationery, give US a
call.
Wanted-A young bull, Jersey
preferred. Apply to H. W. Potts,
Shepherdstown, or G. W. Fraley,
Duthelds.
If you want the shoes that will give
you solid comfort and wear, try the
Carlisle We warrant every pair.
B. S. Pendleton.
R. P. Kline, well.known Shen-
audoah Junction blacksmith, was
painfully injured by the kick ola
horse few days ago.
Rev. F. G. Earring, of the Mary
LAID Annual Conference, NJ. P.
Church, Is re-appointed to Harpers
Ferry and Mlddleway.
Town Sergeant Robert Shipley will
appear in a new uniform in a few
days. We are going to be up-to-date
III our police department.
Raleigh Van Metre has handed in
lis resignation as engineer Of the
electric hight plant, to take effect
about the middle Of May.
over fifty fire companies have ac-
cepted invitations to attend the big
convention Of fremen in Martlnsburg
IN May. Prizes valued at 81 900 are
offered.
State Senator Harvey w. Harmer
O.: Clarksburg, well-known here, is a
candidate Tor reelection in the
twelfth senatorial district. We hope
lie will win.
!. Take a look at our new spring
ginghams. We sell them at the old
Iuce-you know what that means.
Cotton goods have advanced-ours
have not. B. S. Pendleton.
- J. H. Hobbs has a complete line of
new spring dress goods and trim
ulugs. Also a new line Of mattings
and floor oil cloths at the lowest
prices. Call and see them when you
are in Martinsburg.
Rev. H. G. Haithcox, D. D., OF
Shepherdstown, will deliver the ami
yersary sermon before Wildey Lodge,
No. q, / o. 0. F., IN the NJ. +.
Church south in Charles Town on Sun
day afternoon next.
The West Virginia State Educa-
tonal Association will be held at
Morgantown June 2l-23. The
people of Morgantown and the officers
Of the association are making ar
rangements for an unusually inter
esting meeting.
One night last week some one broke
into the electric light power-house
and stole bicycle belonging to En-
gineer Raleigh Vanmeter. Mr.. Van
meter has his opinion as to who the
thief is, but he hasn't evidence enough
to justify an arrest.
The Shepherdstown Colored Band