Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-03-02
BRIEFS.
uW;Il 7 like it?" Column 5.

Low prices on gum ooots, at w. I.
Lickliders.
4 few winter gloves at cost, at W.
?. Licklider's.
Wilt be wet or dry in Shepherds
town next year?
Next Tuesday will be Shrove Tues
day-pancake day.
Look at our spring stock Of shoes
and slippers. W. P. Licklider.
There is talk of organizing a mill
tarv company in Shepherdstown.
For Sale-Il Durham steers, year.
Iings, must be sold. 10 Walper.
Lent begins next Wednesday-Ash
Wednesday. Easter comes on April
Esd.
Pay up what you owe for the REG
IsrLR. 1t takes money to run news
paper.
Boys leather boots for 81, mems
leather boots for 1925, at W. P. Lick
hder's.
March came in not exactly like a
lion, but more after the style of po-
lar bear.
The annual corporation election
will be held in Shepherdstown Mon
day, March 18th.
Chaps cured right in night by the
use of our Glycerine Jelley. Rein
bart's Pharmacy.
Your teeth will last a hundred
years if you use our Creme Dentifrice.
Remnants Pharmacy.
1.-The REGISTER always has well
come reception at our home. John
R. Seckman, Darkesville, w. Va.
A considerable number of Shep-
herdstowu persons are in Washington
to attend the Inauguration this week.
Send the REGISTER right along.
There is no publication that we miss
more. Mrs. G. W. Port. Beloit,
Kansas.
For Sale-A seven-year-old mare,
weighs about 1900 pounds, will work
anywhere. Also a Jersey COW with
calf by her side. E. Rush Turner.
A Southern Methodist hymnal was
misplaced in the town hall last Sat-
urday night. The finder will please
return 1t to Miss Lizzie Brotherton.
J. W. Knadler has purchased OF
Joseph E. Byers the lat,ers milk
route, and Will be glad to serve the
people of the town with the best Of
milk.
The REGISTER is a welcome visitor.
We failed to get it last week, and
there was a lot Of grumblng in the
family. "-Thos. W. Beale, Harpers
Ferry.
B. S. Peudleton, Shepherdstown's
live merchant, is ready with a splen-
did line of new spring dry goods, shoes,
notions, etc. Read his advertisement
this week
Emmert Bros. have installed new |
gasoline engine in their shirt factory
In this pl4ce-one Of the excellent en-
gues made by the Geiser Company,
Of Waynesboro, Pa.
The sale of traction engine, thresh-
ing machine, sawmill, &C., by James
NJ Mason, Jr., and other property by
E. L WRIT, has been postponed un-
til Friday, March II, 1905. See ad-
vertisement and bills.
The Shepherd College Cadet Corps,
Capt. J. G. Knutti commanding, will
attend the Inauguration of President
Roosevelt in Washington on Saturday.
They Will leave Shepherdstown FRI
day on the morning train.
Mrs. J. S. Pierce met with pain
full accident in Baltimore recently.
She fell down a fight of stairs and
broke her right arm, besides sustain
ing number of bruises. She has re-
turned to her home, Ayrlie, east of
town.
The exercises at Shepherd College
last week, in honor of Washington's
birthday, were unusually interesting
good music and excellent readings
making up the programme. The fea-
tuee of the day was an grafton by
Edgar Halleck on THE Stars and
Stripes.
The tof Raleigh Vanmetre against
the corporation of Shepherdstown, for
wages alleged to be due the latter as
engineer of the electric light plant,
was tried in the Circuit Court at
Charles Town on Tuesday. The suit
was won by Mr.. Vanmetre, the jury
giving him verdict for $44.75.
Miss Margaret Weishans, of Balti-
timore, graduate of Shepherd Col
lege, class of 1900, has presented to
the school copy of the famous statue,
Winged Victory" 1t occupies a
prominent place in the library, and is
an ornament to the room that the fac
ulty and students alike appreciate.
Rev. DR.. w. NJ. Morrison, mis-
sionary of the Southern Presbyterian
Church to Africa, delivered an inter-
esting address last Friday night in
the Shepherdstown Presbyterian
Church. DR.. Morrison has been III
the Congo Free State for seven or
EIGHT vears and talks ENTERTAINMENT