Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-05-04
BRIEFS.
New moon today.

Ntl .
Ladies OxfOrds, 81. 90, at W. P.
Llckhders.
Today the sun rises at 4.59 and
sets at 6,55.
Lemon cling canned peaches, at W.
2 Mckliders.
Mems celebrated "Crossett" shoes
and O1fOrds at Hodges.
At Costa lot of last seasons
slippers. w. P. Lickhder.
Ladies ard ohiIdrens slippers and
shoes OF all kinds, at Hodges.
The country is looking very beau
tIful IN It's new spring clothes.
Low prices on garden seed and seed
potatoes, at w. P. Llckliders.
Mrs. Charles E. Shaw, of Berkeley
Springs, visited her parents near town
last week.
Ripe tomatoes, new cabbage, pine
apples, bananas and oranges at ". P.
Lckhders.
Helnz's mustard dressing, pepper
sauce, India relish and pickles, at W.
2. Llckhders.
More spring millinery this week at
the store OF j. l.. Welshans Read
his advertisement.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. NJ.
Deck, IN Washington, tine daughter.
We extend congratulations.
DR.. S. V. Seaman, who has been
living IN Snepherdstown for the past
year, has moved to Msrtlnsburg.
c. D. Wysong has sold his Lerd of
70 tue beef cattle TO w. s. Merchant
and John q. ElHott, OF Charles Town.
During the thunderstorm last Thurs
day afternoon lightning struck and
killed two COWS belonging TO John d.
Cook near HaIltown.
Farm Hand Wanted-Will pay
good wages and furnish house, hre-
wood, garden and COW to good man.
I. ii. Mcdonald, Charles Town, w. Va.
For Rent-The four front rooms in
the W. II. Byers house on New street,
Snepnerdstown. Apply to John J.
ByeIs, Route 5, Maruusburg. W. Va.
ii. 9. Getzendanuer, owner and
proprietor OF ShannOndale Springs,
has gotten out very attractive pam
yulyt descriptive OF this charming
resort.
Henry Williams, colored, of Charles
Town, who was struck by freight
train near Flowing Springs last week,
died Monday afternoon from the re-
suit OF hIs Injuries.
About twenty members from Gale
donna Lodge, l. 0. 0. F., in this place,
went to Charles Town Sunday to
hear an address delivered by Grand
Master W. R. Canter.
The ladies of the Lutheran Church
VIII hold an exchange again on Sat-
urday OF this week IN the Rightstlne
building. Bread, cakes, pies, etc., will
be sold. The public patronage Is In
vIted.
L. W. Zeigler, travelling salesman
for S. NJ. Bloom & Co. well-known in
this section, has resigned and will go
into the insurance business in Spar
tausDurg, S. c. George H. Lemen
succeeds Mr.. Zeigler.
Monday evening telegraph line
man who was helping string addition
a. wires along the N. & w. Railroad
tell from a pole in Shepherdstown.
He was somewhat cut and bruised,
but be was lucky to escape serious In
jury.
The catbirds have arrived, and
their melodlous songs may be heard
on every hand. The orioles, so tar as
we have noted, are not here yet.
There are more song birds here this
sprIng than we have known for many
years.
Married, on Sunday morning last,
at the residence OF the brides parents
on the east side of the Shenandoah
ryer by Rev. J. H. Wolff, Mr.. L. 5.
Vaughan to Miss Annie Staubs,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W.
SlaIDs
We hope the people of Shepherds
town and vicinity and of Jefferson
county generally will turn out next
Monday to hear the speakers on edu-
cauoual and CIVIC Improvement. These
addresses will be instructive and In
teresrng.
A very severe thunderstorm pre-
vailed here last Thursday afternoon.
Lightning and thunder were territy-
lug and the rain tell in torrents. A
tree IN a field on the Banks farm south
OF town was struck by lightning and
torn into fragments.
Vanmeter Bros. have opened their
lumber yard in Shepherdstown, near
the cemetery,and are now prepared to
I'LL large and small orders for every
kind Of lumber. Oak and pine tram
ing lumber, flooring, siding and all
kinds OF dressed lumber, rough boards,
etc.
The ladies of the Episcopal Church
will hold an all-day market and soup
Mo- 9Th