Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-02-02
BRIEFS.

All winter gloves at cost. w. I.
Lickhder,
Today the sun rises at 7.O5 and
sets at 5.23.
The bear seems to have gotten lost
in the shuttle.
Boys leather boots at cost at W.
P. Licklider's.
Mems leather boots at cost at W..
P. Lickhder's.
Best quinine pills 25O per 100 at
Hills Pharmacy.
Mems stiff hats reduced from So so
to 800, at T. B. Lines.
Just arrived. Landreth's garden
seed. Hills Pharmacy.
Pure Nonolgian Cod Liver Oil SOC
per pint at Hills Pharmacy,
A lot of mems shirts. former price
soc, now 25c, at 7. B. Lines.
Mems overcoats reduced from 25
to So per cent, at T. B. Lines.
Even the Oldest inhabitant admits
that this winter is the real thing.
Grape fruit, bananas, oranges, ap-
rles, onions, cabbage, at W. P. Lickh-
ders
A nice new sleigh is offered cheap
for cash or trade. Apply to VIM. R.
Miller
Another snow of several inches fell
asst Sunday night, and sleighing is
splendid.
Joseph f. Byers will sell his dairy
OUTFIT and other property some time
ID March.
For turnips, satisfy, parnips, boiling
cabbage apples and honey, come to
Hartzells.
Boys knee pants reduced from SOC
to SOC, sizes 4 years to Is years, at
T. B. Lines.
In the Supreme Court at Charleston /:
Eugene Baker VS.. Getzendapner, from
Jefferson county; appeal refused.
Wm. +. Miller has painted some
very pretty signs for Remnants drug
store. in the REGISTER Building.
Don't get so mad you will stop your
paper when you get bill for sub
scrlption. Just get mad enough to
pay up.
Married January Goth, at the home
Of the bride, Mr.. H. H. Krebbs and
Mss Alice Ruhl, both of Bolivar,
this county.
Easter will be late this year. Lent
begins on Ash Wednesday, March
Sth, and Easter will fall on April 23d,
very late date.
George Helm, an aged colored man,
TEL. from the bridge across the Shen-
ariosh ryer at Harper's Ferry last
Friday and was drowned.
I'VE welcome the REGISTER as a
ne,ghbor from home telling US Of the
happenings In our county. Mrs.
Fannie Duke, Washington.
Mr.. J. @. Fultz asks US to return
l. thanks to the neighbors and friends
VINO were so kind during the recent
illness and death Of his wife.
For Rent-The dwelling house on
Main street, adjoining the home of DR..
Reynolds. Apply to Mrs. Henry
Shepherd, JI., or E. H. Reinhart.
Roland Myers, who was hurt by
the cars in Martinsburg several weeks
ago, is now recovering rapidly, and
It's thought he will be able to leave
the hospital in few days.
The blizzard last week closed some
of the country roads so effectually they
have not yet been opened. The rural
mall carriers are not able to reach all
their patrons because of the drifts.
c. NJ. Sheetz will discontinue the
general merchandise business in the
Blllmyer store 70 IN, and is now sell
ing out his stock at cost for cash. 1t
will pay you to call and get some OF
the bargains.
Tracy L Jefords, Esq, of Harper
Ferry, has our thanks for handsome
ly bound copy of the Congressional
Directory. 1t is not improbable that
Mr.. Jeford's name will officially ap-
pear in this publication later on.
Nh. and Mrs. Harry Hollida enter
tanned number of their friends last
Friday night with an enjoyable dance
at their homea Scrabble. Good music
was furnished by Messrs. William
Rush, Julian Rush and Harry Green.
wood.
James Chamblin, the negro who
was tried at Berryville last week tor
the murder OF hi. mistress, Flora
Alexander, was found guilty of MUIR
der in the second degree and senten-
ced to eighteen years in the psniten'
tiary.
The body of Miss Lutte May All
stadt, who died last week in Marshall
Mo, arrived at Harpers Ferry Friday
The funeral service was held Sunday
in the NJ. P. Church in that place
the service being conducted by Rev
G. W. Earring and Rev. R. ]. Camp
bell in the presence of a large con.
gregation. The remains were buried
L, L. IIll Cnrnntorr Nha rios Town