Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-03-23
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THUlsDAY, MARCH %, 1906
BRIEFS.

Don't shoot the robins
Send the Children-Column 5.
If YOU owe on subscription, pay up
The equinoctial storm was right on
time.
Sweet peas in bulk. Reinhart's
Pharmacy.
w n. Lemen & Son have seed
oats fnr sale.
Read NJ. G. Tabler's new advertise.
ment this week.
We hope the grip will soon give
way to spring fever.
Wheat s worth $l.O9 bushel to-
day and corn 46 cents.
Moving day-the 1st of April
comes on Saturday this year.
A dollar gets the REGISTER year
fifty cents gets it six months.
The place for spring shoes is at
Hodges. All kinds, all prices.
Good locust posts for sale. Apply
to W. A. Fulk, near Kearneysville.
The man who kills the peach buds.
hasn't had chance to gstin his work
yet
For Sale-Two good work horses.
Apply to Mason Rush, Billmyer's
Mil.
Fine White Silverskin and Yellow
Globe Danvers Onion Sets at Rein.
harris.
After the first of May it will be un-
lawful for dealers to give away empty
cigar boxes.
Miss Elizabeth Stalnaker, of the
Shepherd College faculty, has been
sick the past week.
For House and 5 acres of
ground. Possession given April l,
1905. 10 Walper.
Carload of Ivory wall plaster COM
ing in at Hodges. You can save big
money on this article.
"Send on the REGISTER. 1t is
welcome visitor in our home. &C. c.
Henry, Kearneysville.
We have added a number of new
subscribers to our list again this week
and still there's room for more.
1--WE can't do without the REGIS
TER. 1t is d welcome visitor. Mrs.
A. J. Hannah, Newport News, Va.
The wheat has come out of the winter
in fairly good condition and is show
ing up e1cellently in this vicinity.
For Sale-A pair of six-year-old
mules and Acknowledgment
mule 8 years old. Terms to suit. 10
Walper.
James W. McGarry has sold his store
building and the lot on which it issit-
uGted at Shenandoah Junction to L. ].
Shirley.
T. Lee Koontz, who has been in
the agricultural implement business
here for the past year, has sold out to
J. G. Tabler.
Mr.. Frank W. Muzzey, who spent
the past winter in Pasadena, Cal, has
our thanks for interesting papers from
that section.
Remnants Pharmacy will be ooen
till after the Chase lecture Saturday
night. Leave your robes and pack
ages with them.
Miss Mary A. Busey, of Inwood,
Berkeley county, and Mr.. Frank Car
ter, of Frederick county, Va, were
married last Thursday.
Our ever-thoughtful member Of the
Legislature from Jefferson county,
Hon. c. NJ. Wetzel has our thanks for
valuable documentary favors.
The grass is getting quite green
and the buds on the trees are begin
ing to show evidence that something
will soon be doing in their line.
At last eggs have come down from
the high prices that have prevailed
for so long, and are quoted today at
Is cents dozen. Butter ls Is cents
a pound.
Joseph Campbell, who has been
working in II. c. Martens store for
some time past, has gone to Whining
ton, Del, where he has secured en-
ployment.
The warm sunshine and the rain of
the past week have finally melted the
snowdrifts, and some of the by-roads
and lanes are now passable for the
first time since last November.
Miss Alma D. Stier, the elocution
teacher for Shepherd College, has ar
rived in ohepherdstown and is ready
to take up her work. She is tho
roughly good teacher of elOcution in
all Its branches and she ought to be
well patronized.
DR.. V. T. Churchman, Division
Commander for West Virginia, United
Sons Of Confederate Veterans, has an
nounced his staff appointments.
Among them are Rev. Charles Ghise-
lin, D D., of Shepherdstown, Division
nhnnln;n and Dr. C w Ranks of