Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-02-11
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY IL, 1904.
BRIEFS.

at Hodges.
The next legal holiday will be Feb
ruary 22d. 1t comes on Monday.
81 appreciate the REGISTER very
MECH. john Watson, Mid6leway.
w. n. Lemen & Son have on hand
a full line of seed oats, all kinds of
feed, clover seed, sc.
The old REGISTER is like a letter
from home. Send it on. Henry G.
Cookus, Basic City, Va.
Highest grades of anthracite and
bituminous coal at Hodges and re-
duced prices in bituminOus.
Hodges expects to ship hogs and
calves next Monday. Parties hav-
ing same, see them at once.
J. T. Turner will have public sale
on Saturday at Bridgeport, opposite
Shepherdstown. See advertisement
For sale, several fresh cows. Want
ed, one stock bull, 20 shoats, for cash.
Joseph Walper, Shenandoah Junction.
Our friend Geo. L Fraley, of the
Moler's Cross Roads neighborhood, is
the happy daddy Of fine ten-Pound
girl.
Henry Houck, respected farmer
of Marlowe, Berkeley county, died
last Saturday Of consumption, aged II
years.
l VIM. R. Deck has been suffering a
good deal from an affection of one OF
bis eyes. He fears he may lose the
ight of it.
Sidney Staubs, workman at the
MiIlviLe quarries, had his leg broken
last Thursday by big stone that roll
ed upon it.
Three rooms for rent, on reasonable |
terms, to small family, at my home
near Moler's Cross Roads Apply to
H. f. Bowers.
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph E Guy en-
tertained the Official members Of the
Reformed chmch last Thurday night
at the parsonage.
Charles Tnplett, son of Mr.. aud
Mrs. J. B. Trlplett, has been very iii
from iuAammatory rheumatism for
the past couple Of weeks.
The council Ct Trinity Lutheran
Church, Hagerstown, decided not to
introduce the wearing Of gown by |!
the minister in the pulpit.
Mrs. J. n. Coyle died at her home
at Bunker Hill, Berkeley county, last
week, aged 80 years. Sheis survived |
by her husband and seven children.
Warm winds from the south melted
the snow last Saturday and it
disappeared like magic. But the
next day freezing weather came again.
must have the REGISTER, for it
gives me a great deal of pleasure to
hear from my old neighborhood-S
A. J. Moruingstar, Wheeling, W. Va.
Mrs. Eugene Baker has leased the
handsome residence OF the Logic heirs
in Charles Town, and Will move to
that place from Leetown in the spring.
Lost, Saturday night, between the
house of Mrs Buckles and Shepherds
town, long black driving glove
Finder will please return to this Office !
All persons who are assisting in the
cantata are urgently requested to
meet Saturday evening at 7 o'clock in
the lecture room Of the Lutheran
church.
Harrison Schley, insurance agent,
desires to state to his clients that none
of the companies he represents are
seriously affected by the great fire in
Baltimore.
We are indebted to the New York
World for copy Of the World Alma
nae and Encyclopedia for 1904 1t
is about the best thing in the way Of
an almanac that is published.
Miss Kathriue May Reinhart en-
tertaIned number OF her friends most
euioyably last Thursday evening at
the Virginia House Whist was play
ed and delicious refreshments were
served
Persons unable to buy wood can
get same by cutting it from my clear
ings near Duffelds In order to clear
woods will sell wood at so cents on
the ground for the next thirty days
W. c. Clipp.
Rev. H E. Yeager, Of Virginia
has accepted a call to become pastor
Of Wickhtie Episcopal parish, which
includes the churches at Ripon, Wick
life and on the east side of the Shen-
andoah river.
Last Friday night fire destroyed
the barn on the farm of NJ. Pullia,
tenanted by James Bell, at Wickhfe,
Clarke county. Three horses were
burned to death, and wheat, hay, farm
ing implements, etc, were destroyed.
Another candidate for assessor in
this district is announced in the REG.
IsTER today-George W. Smith, of
Harper's Ferry. Mr.. Smith asks the