Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-03-31
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THURSDAY, MARCH 81, 1904.
BRIEFS.

Tomorrow will be moving day.
Tomorrow will be Good Friday,
Whitewash brushes at W. P. Lickli-
der's.
Efy our 20-cent brooms. W. P.
Lickider.
For Sale-A good, heavy young
mare. J. c. Unger.
Easter gloves, belts, wells, &C., at
NJ. L. Harrington
Rice & Hutchins' shoes for Easter,
at W. P Licklider's.
Stick to your fannels until your
Aannels stick to you.
Shoes Shoes All kinds, all
prices, all good, at Hodges.
Our new slippers and Oxford ties
are here. W. P Lickhder.
Beware of the person who plays
tricks on the first of April.
Sweet oranges, bananas and eating
apples at u. ?. Lickhders.
Carload of nearby bran and mid
dlings at low prices, at Hodges.
Easter hats and Easter flowers of
the latest style, at NJ. L. Herringtons.
Remember that Pendleton's store
is where you get your moneys worth.
Beautiful stock of Easter millinery,
hats and flowers, at NJ. L. Herring
toms.
Onion sets, seed potatoes and all
kinds of garden seed at W. P. Lickh-
der's.
New line of spring shoes, just from
the Carlisle factory, at B. S. Pendle-
tons.
J. S. Fleming will sell tickets on
the B. & O. Railroad for the West and
South.
Motherhood locust posts for sale.
Apply to W. A. Fulk, Kearneysville,
". va.
The early gardeners have begun
work and planted seeds for spring
vegetables.
Try package of fancy crackers
and cakes. Twelve kinds at W. P.
Lickider's.
Notice-Pure Leaning seed corn
for sale. Apply to W. A. Fulk,
Kearneysville, W. Va.
You get no old shoes when you buy
the Carlisle, as we have them made to
order. B. S. Pendleton.
Try our sugar syrup at 80 cents
gallon and open-kettle New Orleans
at 80 cents. W. P. Licklidsr.
Vaumeter Bros. have purchased a
clover huller and are now prepared |
to thresh clover seed for the farmers.
It is believed that there will be a
big Weld Of peaches this year. The
buds have come through the winter
in fine condition.
Ifyou want the shoes that will give |
YOU solid comfort and wear, try the
Carlisle. We warrant every pair.
B. 5. Pendleton.
Owe enjoy reading the REGISTER
very much 1t is a welcome letter
from home every week. w. H.
Kau93e, Richmond Va.
Ms Wm. G. Smallwool, who lives
near Nauning's school-house, this
county, gave birth 10 tripletts on Mon
isy-two boys and one girl.
The REGISTER Office has been turn
ing out some very tasty printing re.
Gently Just as good as city work |
ac3 doesn't cost nearly as much.
Rural mail carrier Benjamin Hart
eel has gotten a neat uniform of the
regulation sort 1t is quite becoming |
and al. the girls look after him as he
drives by.
r T Seaman, veterinary surgeon,
bias moved from Berkeley county TO
S.errerjsrowu, occupying DR. Rey-
Io.ts- house corner Of Princess and |
New streets.
Tie Saepherdstown Chapter of the
[ j c will meet Monday, April 4th,
st'a- home of Mrs G. W Banks at
-.5lF Every member is urged |
to be present.
A G Wynkoop, trustee, on Satur-
day sold at public sale the house and |
10, TO-. John Hunter, in Kearneysville,
Tor Sti0 Miss Laura Strider was
tie purchaser.
Take a look at our new spring
g'rsaams We sell them at the old
luce-you know what that means
Cotton goods have advauced-ours
have not B S. Pendleton.
DR.. j. B. Chamberlain, of Martins
burg, will be at the Entler Hotel,
Shepherdstown, Monday, April 4th,
when be Will make free examination
OF the eyes and glasses fitted.
The Shenandoah Junction lodge OF
Odd Fellows will hold an oyster sup
per and soup on Saturday, April 9,
at : p. m Candidates and their
friends are invited to attend.
The candidates are getting in their
best ticks nowadays. Only two weeks
o. campaigning left. 1t is agreed