Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-03-16
BRIEFS.

Remember the harvest, column 5.
Wbitewash brushes at W. P, Lickli'
ders.
All kinds Ofgarden seed, at W. P.
LicklideEs.
Good locust posts for sale. Apply
TO W. A. Fulk, near Kearneysville.
Kale, old onions, lettuce, turnips,
rarsnips, apples, &C., at B. Hartzell's.
Willow market and clothes baskets,
with hickory handles, at W. Licki-
ders.
For Sale-Two good work horses.
Apply to Mason Rush. Billmyer's
Mil.
1t is said that the G. & o. canal
Will be opened for navigation the lst
of April.
Put out pansy plants now to get
the largest flowers. We have them.
B. Hartzell.
Borr to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Ruther-
ford Wysong, near Shepherdstown,
fine daughter.
Remnants Pharmacy has just re-
ceiyed another gross of Vinol, the
great spring tonic.
Desiring to make some changes,
have four horses which l wish to dis
pose Of. Call on D. L. Rentch.
Aninteresting comedy entitled LA
dies OF Crawford" will be played at
Shenandoah Junction this Thursday
night.
r. G. Miller will sell at his sale on
Saturday one six-hole range, in good
condition, suitable for farmer or large
family.
Tomorrow will be st. Patrick's day.
This lie the lucky time to plant pota-
toes, but there'll be none planted in
this neighborhood.
Remnants Pharmacy is making a
number Of contracts for spring paint
ing. They are agents for the cele-
brated Stag Pants.
Today the reign of the grounding
ends. He gave US six weeks of bad
weather all right, and his reputation
as a prophet is solid.
All members OF Caledonia Lodge,
No. 4, l. o. o. F., are requested to be
at lodge tonight. Business of NJ
portance to be transacted.
Wall wiIl'make large shipment of
fat hogs, sheep and calves at N. g. W.
station, Charles Town, on Saturday,
March 25th Fresh COWS wanted.
The degree team of Cliff City Lodge,
Shield of Honor, of this place, went
to Martinsburg last week to confer
degrees for Berkeley Lodge, of that
city.
Eutsler Brothers are busy at work
on DR.. NJ. H. Crawford's barn this
week. The rough weather of the
past winter had prevented its erection
earlier.
P. G. Vanmeter, of this vicinity,
has bought complete set Of instru-
ments for dehorning cattle, and offers
his services to any who may desire
work of this sort
For Sale-A hundred bushels of
New York Early Rose Seed Potatoes
and so bushels Of eating potatoes.
Apply to D. L. Msgruder, near Kear-
neys0ille, W. Va.
c. J. Cavalier, Harper's Ferry,
offers eggs from the best strains Of
Barred Plymouth Rocks, S. G. Brown
Leghorns, Light Brahmas and Buff
Cochins See advertisement.
James F. Randall last week bought
the small house and lot adjoining his
property on Washington street from
the heirs OF Richard Morgan, deceased.
He paid 5000 tor the property.
There was a considerable rise in the
Potomac river last FIidsy, but not
enough to cause any trouble. The
ice, which had been very heavy, passed
off without doing any damage what
ever.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Louis Sheetz have
bought the interest of Mrs. G. w.
Terrell in the dwelling-house on Duke
street owned by the late J. R. Reyes,
and yesterday moved into the house,
where they will make their home.
The robius, blackbirds, bluebirds,
cedar oirds and other early spring Wis
itors have made their appearance. 1t
Ii against the law to shoot any Of
these birds, and those persons who
are killing robins are liable to a
heavy fine and Imprisonment.
The examinations are now progress
ing in Shepherd College, and the
spring term of this excellent school
will begin next Tuesday, March 2lst
Prot Knutti says that the outlook for
the next term is very bright, and he
expects large number of new stu
dents.
The Morgan's Grove Fair officials
have bought 100 Carolina poplars
and the Elmwood Cemetery directors
fifty Norway naples, which will be
set out for shade trees this spring.
They were bought from Jacob R.
EdmnOds, representing the Harrison
nurseries.