Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-04-13

Sunday the 1O'h' VIII w "4AA
Sunday.
Shoes, all kinds, all prices, good
qualities, at Hodges
Don't forget Ivory Wall Plaster at
Hodges. Prices low.
Attend the oratorical contest in the
college auditorium Saturday night.
Par IS, varnishes and all kinds of
hoase.aleaning articles at Reinhart' s.
VIII ship calves and hogs in few
DAVIS. See Hodges at once for prices.
Carload fresh Cumberland ard
Portland cement just unloaded at
Hodges.
Baseballs, bats, soft and hard rub
hey balls, tennis balls and rockets at
Remnants.
For Rent-Hous. and lot near
Scrabble. Apply to John Jacobs,
Foltzs P. 0.
Plain and fancy crepe papers, l0c.
pictures, picture frames and mould
ing, at Remnants.
The ladies of the NJ. E. Church
South will serve icecream and cake
at the Uvilla hall on Saturday night,
April 22d.
Charles H. Thompson has moved
from Melville to his farm on the Shep-
herd pike, about two miles north of
town.
For Sale-A desirable dwelling
house on Main Street, Shepherdstown.
Also handsome plants for sale. Rose
Byers.
RTbe faculty of Shepherd College
gave very enjoyable reception to the
students of that institution last Fri
day night.
The frame Westinghouse of W. H,
Wiltshire at Millville, this county,
was destroyed by fire last Saturday
night with most of its contents.
Mr.. VIM. D. Myers and Miss Agnes
E. Fitzpatrick, both of Martinsburg,
were married in that city Tuesday
evening at the home of the bride.
There are some bold thieves in the
Winchester neighoorh"od. They have
been stealing articles from the pest
house In which smallpox patients were
recently confirmed.
James Randall has greatly improved
his dwelling.house on Washington
street by having it tastefully repaint-
ed and making general repairs to the
house and grounds.
Lost-Between the cemetery and
the postotice in this place, ladY's
opsn-faced gold watch, with the name
Leo" engraved on the back. A re-
ward If 81 will be paid if returned to
this Office.
Mr.. T. o. Everhart, of the Kear-
neysville neighborhood. and Miss Cora
Johnston, daughter CT Mr.. Geo. D.
Johnson, of Leetown, were married
recently at the home of the bride by
Rev. E. T. Smith.
Rev. c. F. Bonn, the new pastor of
the NJ. E. Church, will arrive here
from Jarrettsville, Md, this week,
and will preach at Mt. Wesley Sun
day at 1880 a. m. and at Shepherds
town at 7.30p. IN.
Married on April 2, at the resi-
denee of the officiating minister, Rev.
J. II. Wolff, in Charles Town, Mr.. j,
Henry James and Miss Sarah Eliza
beth Ksnney. They will live near
Bardane, this county.
Rev, DR.. J. Spangler Kiefer, pas
tor Of Zion Reformed Church, Hagers-
town, has been rendered a trip to Eu-
rope by the congregation, which he
has served for many years. He will
sail about the first of June.
A young elephant that weighed
about a thousand pounds was taken
through here as an express parcel on
the morning passenger train last Mon
day. 1t was from New York and was
consigned to a circus at Graham, Va.
One OF the REGISTERS good friends
in Berkeley county has sent US two
new subscribers within the past week.
Such generous acts OF friendliness are
greatly appreciated, and We hope to
get even with BILLY" some Of these
days.
Don't forget to send in your con-
tributions and also to patronize the
market to be held by the Daughters
of the Confederscy on Saturday even
ing next in the fremen's hall. Prime
old Virginia soup and excellent candy
will be on sale.
The Board of Regents has fixed up
on the following dates for the Nor
nal School commandments this year:
Chenille, June 9; Huntington, June
y; West Liberty, June y; Fairmont,
June Is; Concord, June IA, aud Shep-
herdstown, June Is.
Mr.. G. w. Show celebrated his
birthday last Friday evening by giving
a supper to come of his friends. The
editor of the REGISTER was among
those who enjoyed his hospitality and
the tasteful and bountiful repast that
Mrs. Show had provided.
Yesterday the corpse of a man was
found under maple tree beside the