Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-03-17
BRIEFS.
Cork out again.
New moon tonight.

Easter comes on Sunday, April Sd.
Onion sets, garden and flower seeds,
at Schoppert'S.
Full line Of shoes for spring and
summer at Hodges.
Plums, apricots, peaches, raisins
and currants, at Schopperts
Schoppert has choice line of gro
ceries. Call and examine them.
For laces and embroideries, you
will find full line at Pendletons.
Remember that Pendleton's store
Is where you get your moneys worth.
A flock of GO wild geese was seen
flying over Shepherdstown the other
day.
New line Of spring shoes, just from
the Carlisle factory, at B. S. Pendle-
tons.
SaIophoue Concert Company in the
town hall March Oath. Best show Of
the season.
Canned peaches, apricots, green
gage plums, cherries and pineapple, at
SchOppert's.
The reign of the grounding ended
on Tuesday. He gave us bad weather
to the very last.
The spring term of Shepherd Coz
lege State Normal School begins next
Tuesday, March 22d
w. y. Lemen & Son have seed oats,
bran and middllngs, Quaker dairy
seeds, Victor corn and oats.
c. W. Grove is having nice new
porch built to the house occupied by
his motheron Prospect avenue.
You get no old shoes when you
buy the Carlisle, as We have them
made to order. B. S. Pendleton.
Today is St. Patrick's day-and a
very pleasant spring day it Is. But
there will be no potatoes planted.
For Sale-A couple of good work
horses. Apply to NJ c. Beeler, at
Bridgeport, opposite Shepherdstown.
W. P Licklider has new advertise
ment this week. His store is stocked
up with full supply of seasonable
goods.
Canned asparagus, peas, string
beans, baked beans, beets, sweet pota-
toes and Campbells soups at SchOp-
perts.
While saving log the other day
c. D. Kephuger found a caseknife
embedded SIX inches in the heart Of
the wood.
If you want the shoes that will
give you solid comfort and wear, try
the Carlisle. We warrant every pair
&. S. Pendleton.
James W Burr has sold tract of
81 acres from his farm near Bardane
to Charles + Rutherford. The price
was $50 an acre.
The ladies Of the NJ. E. Church will
hold a soup in the basement of the
church Saturday night, March 18th.
The public are invited.
1t is said that the Greciau bend, a
fashion among women thirty years
ago, is to be revived Let US pray
that the hustle will not be- revived
with 1t.
The dwelliug-house of the late G.
w Hawn was sold at public sale last
Saturday by Geo. NJ Beltzboover, at
torney. It was bought by Robert G.
Miller for S545.
Take a look at our new spring
girghams. We sell them at the old
puce-you know what that means
Cotton goods have advanced-ours
have not B. S. Pendleton.
The winter term examinations are
now going on at Shepherd College
The spring term Of the school begins
next Tuesday, when Principal Knuttl
expects number of new students.
William Meleester moved to the
farm at the Autietam cement works
on Tuesday Mrs. Meleester had
rrersred fine dinner. and the editor
was among those who dill it justice.
II c Gorsuch will have his OPEN
ing Of millinery, dry goods, fancy
goods, etc, at Martinsburg on March
q, % and Goth. A special invita-
ton is extended to Jefferson county
people to visit his store.
The Shepherdstown Chapter of the
U. D c. Will meet Friday March 25th,
at 3 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. John
H. Show Every member is urged
to be present at this time, as there is
important business to be transacted.
If you want well-ftting clothing Of
the most stylish designs and best quail
ity, 90 to T B. Lines on the 22d and
23d of March. A cutter from Balti-
more will be at his store to take orders
and measure those who wish new suits.
The public sale season is pretty
nearly over There were more sales
than usual this year, and as general
thing excellent prices were realized
Horses sold high, and cattle and hogs
brought their full value and little
more.
Levi Montgomery, convicted in the