Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-01-05
BRIEFS.
New moon tonight.

Plant Juice remedies at Reinhart' 8
Pharmacy.
Start the new y ear right by pay
ing for your paper.
Flaxseed meal and Barker's powders
at w. ?. Licklider's.
Grapes, mute, oranges and candies
At W. P. Licklidsr 9.
The next legal holiday will be
Wednesday, FEBRUARY 22d,
For Sale-A nice corner cupboard.
Apply to Mrs. ]. L. Sheetz.
If you have anything you want to
sell, advertise it in the REGISTER.
A good resolution for the new year
! will subscribe for the REGISTER.
The REGIsTER-we could not do
without IT'D. D. Pendleton, Pitts
burg
tbs now against the law TO kill
rabbits or any other game except wild
ducks
W. P. Licklider is offering men s
and boys leather boots at very low
prices.
Our friend Thos B. Welsh, of Bak-
erton. has our thanks for a nice mess
Of sausage.
Some interesting figures are shown
in NJ. q. Tablers new advertisement
this week.
A good farm near Leetown is Of
tered for sale or rent, Apply to G..
3. Wiltshire.
Send the paper on. I could not
10 without it."-Mrs. Mary Shep-
herd, Kabletown.
Washington &,,Alexander, insurance
agents, Charles Town, have our thanks
Tor useful calendars.
White Star coffee is famous for the
favor you cannot forget. Try it.
At ". P. Lickhder's.
Send the REGISTER on. We long
for ii as for an absent friend. 10.
ssph K. Zombro, Berryville, Va.
The New National Hotel in Charles
Town, owned and operated by L. D.
Getzendauner, is now open to guests.
81 cant do without the REGISTER,
It is always welcome visitor to my
home. john W. Clipp, Sr., Charles
Town.
If you have cold, take Laxative
Cold Quinine Tablets, guaranteed to
break it up in day-25 cents. Rein
harts Pharmacy.
George W. Colbert, a well-known
farmer of tie Wheatland neighbor-
hood, has been paralyzed and is in
serious condition.
John L. Brown and Ruth A. Brown,
TWO well.known young colored persons
u Shepherdstown, were married De-
cemoer 3lst by Rev. A. II. Mckinley.
In renewing his subscription, l. N.
Hanna, OF Hagerstown, says that his
wife being from Jefferson county, just
can't get along without the REGISTER.
Mrs. James H. Shepherd fell on an
ley step at her home during the holt
days and injured her knee quite bad
ly. She is now able to be out again.
a meeting of the Shepherdstown
Chapter Of the U. D. G. will be held
at the home of Mrs. II. NJ. Turner
Friday evening Of this week at 3
o clock.
John G. Flanagan, of the Bakerton
ueighborbood, renews his subscription
10 the REGISTER and says some nice
thing. about the paper that we great
ly appreciate.
When you hear a neighbours boy
coughing, tell him to stop in at Rein
hart's Pharmacy and get bottle OF
White Pine and Tar Cough Syrup.
1t is guaranteed to cure.
The annual New Year ball was
held IN Hagerstown Monday night In
the Hotel Hamilton. Miss Lorraine
Turner aud Mr.. David Lemen, of this
place, were among the guests.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
Morgan, at their home in Sedala,
No, December 26th, fine ten-pound
daughter. We extend ccngratula-
lions to the proud and happy father
Lost-A large gauntlet fur glove,
between Shepherdstown and Martins
burg, on December 10Th. Finder will
be rewarded by leaving it at the REG
lister office or with Owens livery sta
bic, Martiusburg.
Jesse Scarvell, the miller, is the
first Shepherdstown man to own an
automobile. He has very nice ma
chine of the Mercury make. Charles
S. Emmert also has one-a fine Olds-
mobile touring car.
One Of the REGISTERS good lady
friends threatens to do something SER
ious If we don't come out stronger
for the Prohibitionists. After we
whip the Republicans once more we
will turn over a new leaf.
Charles T. Butler, who has been
foreman of the Panhandle office for
come time past, has resigned his place
and has secured a position as travelling
salesman with D. c. Anghinbaugh &
Con rhnlasala drnnnists of Hapars.