Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-03-10
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THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1904.
BRIEFS.

Lickhder's.
Today the sun rises at 20 and
sets at 602.
A good line of leather boots at W,
P. Lckhder's.
Wild geese are flying nOrthward-
another sign OF spring.
Mackerel, Goldfish, foaters and lake
herring, at W. P. Dlckider's.
The G w. Hawn property is to be
sold at public sale on Saturday.
Asparagus, beets, peas, beans, corn
and tomatoes, at W. P Licklider's.
Bakers are making loaves of bread
smaller, since the price Of -four has
advanced.
Canned peas, beets, corn, sweet po-
tatoes, beans and full line Of groceries
at Hodges.
Hodges will ship hogs and calves
on Monday, March l4th. Get their
prices at once.
March 22d and 23d are important
dates to remember. T. B. Line will
give particulars.
Corporation election in Shepherds
town next Monday Let every citi-
zen vote his sentiments.
Especial attention is called to the
new advertisement of NJ. g. Tabler,
the Martiusburg clothier, this week.
The Baltimore Conference of the NJ.
f Church will meet March 3Oth in
Baltimore. Bishop Foss will preside
The ladies of the NJ. E Church will
hold a soup in the basement of the
church Saturday night, March 10th.
Richard Spohn, the efficient assist
ant IN the telephone exchange, is con-
fined to his home by an attack ofrheu-
mRtlsm.
1t Is expected that the canal will
be opened for business some time
next week, unless the weather should
be too severe.
The REGISTER will be sent to any
address one year for a dollar-six
month for so cents. Everybody
ought to take the home paper.
Potomac Permanent Building As
ISOLATION will meet for redemption Of
stock on Monday evening next at the
secretarys Office at $50 o'clock.
The publishers of the Baltimore
American write US that they expect to
resume the publication of the twice-a-
week edition about March 10Th.
Rev. c. E. A. Marshall, of the
Episcopal church of Shepherdstown,
viii exchange pulpits next Sunday
with Rev. J. S. Douglas, of Martins
burg.
Charles N. Sheetz, of Hagerstown,
formerly Of this place, will open a
hardware store and tin shop in the
BilImyer building about the first Of
April.
N. Y. A. Norris, formerly of this
place, has bought half interest in a
<bcX factory at Hagerstown, and will
20 into the manufacture of boxes on
an extensive scale.
Wanted-Middle-aged woman to
cook and do homework. Good wages
and good home. Apply to or address
t. L Billmyer, Willow Dale Farm,
near Shepherdstown.
We regret to note the illness of
Mrs. Vim. II Kearfott, one of the
most estimable ladies Of the Kear-
neysville neighborhood. She has
been quite sick for several weeks.
The new Shepherd Coll ge building
is now completed, with the exception
Of couple of days work on the plumb.
ing The new furniture necessary has
been ordered and is expected shortly.
Miss Ruth Lentz, formerly Of Shep-
herdstown. now OF York, Pa, has en-
tered the York Hospital aud Dispeu-
sary and will fit herself for the duties
0; a trained nurse.
Miss Florence Greenfield and Mr.
Charles Wilmington both of Mar
tiusburg, were married in that city
last Friday by Rev J D Donovan.
The groom Is former resident of
Jefferson county.
A grand musical entertainment will
be given by the CHOIR of Asbury NJ
E Church, colored, IN Shepherdstown
this Thursday night, in the church.
The public is.invited to attend. Ad-
mission 10 cents.
The robins have made their APP
pearance aud are welcome as har-
blngers Of spring. 1t is strictly
against the law to shoot robins, and
it is to be hoped that no one will be
go cruel as to kill them.
March ODD and 23d are the dates
when an expert cutter and filter from
Schloss Bros. & Co., Baltimore, will
be at T. B. Lines to take the meas
ure Of Mr.. Lines customers and those
who want good clothing.
a. NJ. S. Morgan, formerly of Shep-
herdstown, has purchased lot from
L. D. Getzendanuer on Samuel street
in Charles Town for 1925, and expects
to build himself a nice dwelling-house
nnnn n In the near fntnre