Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-04-28
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THURSDAY, APRIL %, 1904.
BRIEFS.


Ben Hur -four at Hodges.
Circuit Court convenes May It'll.
Shepherd College commencement
June 9th.
Highest cash prices for wool, at
Hodges elevators.
A dollar gets the REGISTER year,
fifty cents for SIX months.
County Court meets next Monday
in the regular May term.
W. N. Lemen & Son expect car Of
bran and middlings today.
Remember that Pendleton', store is
where you get your moneys worth.
Don't forget the celebrated Crossett
shoes and slippers for men, at Hodges,
A number of new students were en-
rolled at Shepherd College the past
week.
New line of spring shoes, just from
the Carlisle factory, at B. S. Pendle-
tons.
Wool wanted-W. N. Lemen & Son
will pay the highest market price for
wool.
Plenty of whitewash, judiciously
applied, isn't bad thing for coun-
try town.
Quaker Dairy feed and Victor corn
and oat feed always on hand at Lem
ems elevator.
Now for another campaign for good
roads in Jefferson county. Let the
good work 90 on.
Early vegetables from the South
are in the market-tomatoes, cabbage
and similar good things.
You get no old shoes when you buy
the Carlisle, as we have them made to
order. B. S. Pendleton.
For Ssle-A good Thrush and
Slough buggy. Apply at N. L,
Spohn's blacksmith shop.
". P. Licklider 4 having a stable
built on his lot on Main street. Van
meter Brothers are the contractors.
1--WE feel as if we have lost some
thing when the REGISTER fails to
come. "A. G. Anders, Middleway.
Attend the comedy drama, "Josiahs
Courtship, at the Uvilla Hall, Satur-
day night Of this week.
For Rent-The house formerly &C.
cupied by me on New street. Pos
session gwen at once. c. G. Frazier.
The Charles Town Spirit says that
L. D. endarner talks Of convert
ing his building on Main street into
hotel.
Geo. N. Beethoven, Jr., admins
traitor OF the estate of Mrs. Ellen
Little, will sell her personal property
May Eth.
If you want the shoes that will give
you solid comfort and wear, try the
Carlisle. We warrant every pair.
B. S. Pendleton.
Weaver Brothers have sold their
store OF general merchandise at Sum-
NIT Point to W. T. Kirkendall, Of
Paw Paw, W. Va.
]. Frank Vanmeter has bought the
interests OF the other heirs in the
home farm near Swan Pond upon
which he row lives.
Lawrence Brown has taken his
merry go-round to Martinsburg, where
be will operate it next week during
the fremen's carnival.
The prospects are very fine for a
big peach crop this year 1t is stated
that the recent cold spell caused very
little damage to the buds.
Hon. George R. Gather, of Balti-
more, has accepted an invitation to
deliver an grafton at Antietam Ma
tional Cemetery on Monday, May 3Oth.
DR.. J. B. Chamberlain, of Martins
burg, will be at the Entler Hotel next
Monday, May End, when he will
make tree examination Of the eyes
and fit. glasses.
Notice-If the person who took the
ball of barbed wire out of the corner
Of W. A. Fulk's field does not return
it in few days, he will be prosecuted
according to law.
Take a look at our new spring
ginghams. We sell them at the old
price-you know what that means.
Cotton goods have advanced-ours
have not. B. S. Pendleton.
Every householder should take
pride in making his premises attract
i've. Let us all work together to make
our town neat and clean and brighten
it up with paint and whitewash.
The house and lot owned by Jerry
Campbell near Kearneysville was sold
last week by J. F. Engle, trustee.
Charles Allen, colored, of the Kear-
n.ysville vicinity, was the purchaser,
at 1888.
We have Pearl tuberose bulbs, and
the flower plants rudkebia, Canterbury
bells, sweet william, columbine and
others. In vegetables we now have
kale, rhubarb and lettuce. Benz.
Hsrtzell.