Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-04-07


men, at Hodges.
Largest stock Of shoes and slippers
in town at Hodges.
Anti-Mumps-Use Menthalatum.
Remnants Pharmacy.
Ne haven't got the paint you don I
want. Remnants Pharmacy.
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
Onion sets-A few bushels left yet
red and white. Remnants Phar-
macy.
Farmer. are busy, now that the
ground has gotten in condition for
working
For sale-A good secondhand
phaeton. Apply quickly to Rev.
J. c. Thrasher.
William Wells has new wagon
and will continue to accommodate
the public in his line.
You get no old shoes when you buy
the Carlisle, as we have them made to
order. B. S. Pendleton.
John c. Burns has planted thir-
ty.acre apple orchard on HE Flowing
Spring farm near Charles Town.
How's the bsby2 Does it eat well?
Perhaps it needs some repaired food
We have frest supply. Remnants
Pharmacy.
Cigsrs-"Smokes that smoke
they please and satisfy-"Lone Bill
Sc Cigar" Antitrust. Reinharts
Pharmacy.
Burpee's garden seeds, all fresh, the
surest growing seeds on the market.
Any seed you want. Remnants
Pharmacy.
If your grocer does not keep Ben
Hur -four, send direct to c. F. Wall
Co., Charles Town, Walter H. Ship
man, manager.
The Shepheldstown Chapter of the
I'D c. will meet Friday evening
at 73O o'clock at the home Of Miss
Auuetta Eutler.
If you want the shoes that will give
YOU solid comfort and wear, try the
Carlisle. We warrant every pair.
B. ). Pendleton.
He. Gorsuch, Martinsburg, has
novel scheme for the benefit OF his
customers. Read about it in another
column this week.
Mr.. J. Straith Hilbert, of Charles
Town, and Miss Birdie Waters, of
Washington, were married on Mon
day in Charles Town.
There is to be an important meet
.rco, the Henry Kyd Douglas Camp,
L. 5. C. Y, at their headquarters on
Friday night at $50 o'clock.
sav SPORT If you'd be game,
take the lady box Of Lowneys chloe
o.a.ss and bon bons when you 60
around. Remnants Pharmacy.
l,r Lawrence Cogle, of this county,
and Mss Daisy Peyton, Of Harpers
Ferry, were married Sunday in that
place by Rev. George F. Ferring.
We bought about wagon-load of
Barsgs garden seeds-you'd think
enough Tor Jefferson county, almost
They are selling Remnants Phar-
macy.
Invitations are out for the we'd
5.cs o. Nr. John o. Lemen and Miss
Car. Wu,more, Of Martinsburg. Mr.
L-u-l e a former resident of this
county.
Your eyes DO not tire unless there
Is some strain on them. Any strain
indicates the need Of glasses. Let US
,ga.aai save your eyes. Reinhart g
Pharmacy
Ms Watoak. G. Willy and Mr..
James ". S,ubling, both of Martins
t.s., we-- married yesterday in the
Presbyterian church in that city by
Rev . ~ Woods.
-.-. j, s thought on the road be-
tween Harueysyille and Molers Cross
Roads. pocket medicine case. The
finder w... please notify DR. John l..
Meyers SaeI herdstown.
Some Of the ladies of the Reformed
Ca.r.- VIII serve soup and ice-cream
a. the home Of Mrs. J. H. Show, Sat-
aliay evening, April 9th. The pub
L- ale cordially invited.
Tie Shenandoah Junction lodge of
i OH Fellows Will hold an oyster sup
8 Ter and soup on Saturday, April, 9,
ar ? Ii Candidates and their
friends are invited to attend.
Take a look at our new spring
g.n-lams. We sell them at the old
luce-you know what that means.
Cotton goods have advsnced-ours
have not. B. S. Pendleton.
Emma Carter, the only child of
Rev. and Mrs J. H. E Carter, COL
or-d Of tins place, died last Thurs
day, aged Is years Her body was
taken to Stauuton for burial.
Mr. Benton Blackford, of Bruins
wick, Nd, and Miss Katherine Zom.
bro, Of Summit Point, were married
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