Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-03-24
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THURSDAY, MARCH "a, 1904.
BRIEFS.

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Go to W. P. LckIder's for your
shoes.
Be sure to attend the concert to-
night.
Today the sun rises at 5.58 and
sets at GIG.
Moving day, the lst of April, comes
on Friday.
Sunday next, the 9th, will be
Palm Sunday,
All America shoes, the best, at W.
P. Lickhder's.
See the new Easter hats and fow-
ers, at Welshans.
Spring began last Monday, accord
ing to the almanac.
Carload of barbed and smooth wire
Just in, at Hodges.
Largest and cheapest stock of shoes
in town at Hodges.
Democratic primary election on
Saturday, April 10th.
A few dinner and tea sets at very
low prices, at W. P. Lickhder's.
The best line OF crackers and cakes,
in packages, at W. P. Lickliders.
For Sale-A good heavy young
mare, also lot Of pigs. J. c. Unger
Remember that Pendleton's store
is where you get your moneys worth.
New line of spring shoes, just from
the Carlisle factory, at B. S. Pendle-
tons.
Wanted-A lot of young cattle to
feed until pasture, by the month. j.
c. Unger.
Very large assortment of nice black
hats of fancy braids, chiffon, and
silk, at Welshans'
Continue to send the REGISTER.
We cannot do without it. $. H
Benner, York, Pa.
Ebert Conard has moved from
Shepherdstown to Keller, where he
will go to farming.
The regular spring meeting of VIII
chester Presbytery will begin in Mar
tinsburg April 18th.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs J. E Stan
ley, of the Kearneysville neighbor-
hood, a fine daughter.
J. /. Welshaus is opening his new
spring goods Read his advertise
ment in another column.
You get no old shoes when you buy
the Carlisle, as We have them made to
order. B. S. Pendleton.
500 punches of beautiful Easter
flowers, and $40 new spring hats,
opened today at Welshans.
"The REGISTER is a very welcome
visitor to my home every week. =
Wm. NJ Rice, Berkeley county.
Oscar L. Sperow has been appoint
ed administrator of the estate Of his
father, the late Geo. T. Sperow.
Hodges will ship hogs, calves and
sheep on Monday, March 28th. This
Will probably be the last car of the
season.
Let Us trim your hat over or make
you a new one, or sell you one ready
to-wear. The cost will be little, at
Welshans'.
Rural Mail Carrier B. F. Hartzell
found an organ stool on the road the
other day. The owner can get it by
notifying INN.
Ifyou want the shoes that will give
you solid comfort and wear, try the
Carlisle. We warrant every pair.
B. S. Pendleton.
Mrs. Elizabeth Graves received a
stroke of paralysis at her home in
this place Tuesday nigdt, and has
since been quite sick.
James Lawrence McChan has moved
agaiu-this time into the Osbourn
house on High street. This is move
No, p in five years.
Thomas Rutherford is remodeliDg
lis dwelliug-house on Duke street
The old part Of the building in front
has been entirely removed.
Those of our subscribers who will
change their postofice address will
please notify us, so that the REGIS,
TER may be delivered promptly.
The Odd Fellows of Shenandoah
Junction Will have a supper and soup
at that place Oh Saturday, April 9th,
to which the public are invited.
G. NJ Beethoven, attorney, will
sell househol. effects, &c, at the for
mer home of the late G. W. Hawn on
Saturday, March Goth. See bills.
The spring term of Shepherd Col
lege State Normal School began on
Tuesday \ number of pew students
from other counties were enrolled.
H. F. Needy, ST., made frst-rate
sale last week, and the amount real
lied was considerably more than be
expected. NJ. ?. Crowl was auction
eer.
Be sure to attend the entertainment
of the Saxopbone Concert Company
this Thursday evening in the town