Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-04-06
BRIEFS.

Pretty Easter baskets at schop-
pert's,
Two weeks from next Sunday will
be Easter
Farmers are busy blowing for the
corn crop.
Call and see Schoppert's Easter
novelties.
Schoppert has a fine line of tObac-
cos and cigars.
Stick to your fannels until your
fannels stick to you.
For..seed. guaranteed to grow go to
Remnants Pharmacy.
Nice prunes 8 cents pound. corn
s cents can, at G. NJ. Sheetzs.
For fresh meats call on ]. L. Sheetz,
re1t to the bank. Always open.
II. c. Marten is having a new por-
tico built to his residence on Main
street.
Boys, do you want a watch2 If
you do, read the announcement on the
second page.
Don't you forget it-Schoppelt's is
the place to get your Easter novelties
and candies.
Those of our subscribers who have
changed their postofice address should
notify US promptly.
2 For Rent House and acres of
ground. Possession given April l,
1905. 10 Walper.
Moth balls, tar paper, camphor, oil
cedar, etc., for protection against moth,
at Remnants Pharmacy.
1t is lawful to fish for bass until
the 18th of April. Then the season
closes until the 18th of June.
This is the time Of year when the
psvemsnts of the town ought to be
repaired and put in good order.
Jellie,, preserves, olives, Camp
bells condensed soups, and full
line of canned goods, at Schoppert's.
For Sale-A jump-seat carriage in
good order, made by Anderson, Of
Middleway. Apply to James Ran
DIAL.
The Ferguson farm, 108 acres,
near Ripon, this county, was purchased
by L. NJ. Long last week at $3.50
per acre.
The ladies of the NJ. E. Church
South will serve icecresm and cake
at the Uvilla hall on Saturday night,
April 22d.
A band of gipsies passed through
town Tuesday. They are encamped
in Vanmeter' woods on the Kearneys-
vile pike.
Prof. J. G. Knutti delivered an
address before the Berkeley county
educational association at Martins
burg last Saturday.
Yesterday $4,000 young trout were
placed in the streams of Washington
county. They were from the Mary
land Fish Hatchery.
Assessor Z. W. Athey has received
his instructions from the State Tax
Commissioner, and has begun his work
of assessing personal property.
Francis Bodmer, the jewoler, has
moved his watch and clock repairing
shop to the room on Main street
formerly occupied by ]. L. Sheetz.
1--WE all enjoy reading the REGIS
TET. 1t gives US all the new, Of our
friends and acquaintance 10 old JEFF
ferson. W. II. Kanode, Richmond,
Va.
Peter Brooks, colored, has bought
from Rev. Lawson the house and lot
ne1uto the Graded School on High
street. He paid $500 for the prop
erty.
The Shepherdstown Band gave an
enjoyable open-air concert on the Col
lege campus last Saturday night.
These concerts are appreciated by the
people.
You are invited to call at NJ. L..
Herringtons store, where you will
End the most beautiful display Of
spring and summer hats, flowers, rib
bons, etc.
The Clansman-Thomas Dixon .
latest book-a dramatic love story
which shows Abraham Lincoln as the
true friend of the South, at Reinhart's
Pharmacy,
You are invited to call early at
Mrs. NJ. L. Herrington's store, where
you will find all the up-to-date white
goods for shirt-waists, linens, lawns,
organizes, etc.
The REGISTER offers the boys and
girls of this county, and other Sec
tions also, an easy chance to get a
good watch or to earn some gold coin.
Read about it on the second page.
DR.. J. B. Chamberlain, Of Martins
burg, will be at the Entler Hotel next
Monday, April 10th, when he will
make free examination Of the eyes
and fit glasses. Don't forget the date.
Captain Bryant, who has been
superintendent at the Antietam Ma
tional Cemetery since last summer.