Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-01-12
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THURSDAY, JANUARY II, 1905.
Briefs.

Smoked herring at W. P. Lick
hder's.
Today the sun rises at -7l9 and
SETS at t SO.
Emulsion cod liver oil, in any
1uantity lOc. up, at Remnants Phar-
macy.
Benjamin Hartzell has moved into
bis new house on King street, ex-
tended.
A good farm near Leetown is Of
tered for sale or rent. Apply to G.
B. Wiltshire.
Rev. D. / Eutsler is conducting a
revival in the Southern Methodist
church this week.
J. II. Hill, proprietor of Hills
Pharmacy, has our thanks for one of
his attractive calendars.
The REGISTER is still welcome
yi.itor in our home. Jacob H. Mo-
Ter, Shenandoah Junction.
The young men of Kearneysville
gave most enjoyable dance in Trump 8
hall last Thursday night.
4 little pocketbook was found the
other day. The owner can get it by
calling at the REGISTER Office.
Mrs. P. P. Marshall, of the Kear-
ueysyllle neighborhood, recently fell
on the ice and broke her wrist.
j. c. Randall has our thanks for a
copy of his business directory of the
towns in the Virginia Valley, Just
published,
The REGISTER costs only a dollar
year. Why borrow from your
ae!ghbor when you can get 1t for two
cents a week?
a great many fish have been caught
IN the canal recently. Holes are cut
IN the ice and the fish are scooped out
O.. the shallow water.
For Sale-Two desirable building
lots, one on Main street, one on corner
O; Duke and New streets. Apply to
Mrs. NJ. L. Remington.
Il enclose a dollar for the REGISTER
Send 1t on, It is welcome visitor. l
wish l could get it twice week. j.
y. B.Ilmire, Berryville, Va.
In renewing his subscription for
1905 James w. Covert writes Us: at
seems as If we had lost friend last
week without the REGISTER.
Married in Charles Town, Deem
Der 4th, by Rev. James H. Wolff, Mr.,
Wm Z. James and Miss Cora I.
Dunn, both of Jefferson county.
Maurice E. Miller is now foreman
and local editor Of the Eastern Pan
handle, and Walter Humrickhouss
las gotten place as cOmpositOr.
For Reut-The dwelling house on
Malu street, adjoining the home of DR..
Reynolds. Apply to Mrs, Henry
Shepherd, Jr., or E. H. Reinhart.
The weather has been bad all week
snow, sIeet or rain every day. To-
day opens up with rain, but clearing
aud colder weather is predicted for
Friday.
For rent, from the 1st of April,
1908, the desirable house, pleasantly
located, now occupied by Mr.. Reynolds
Moler For terms apply to Mrs. NJ.
L. Harrington.
John Flint, one of the Oldest col
ored men in this neighborhood, died
-.,t week. He was SO years OF age.
Before the war he belonged to Miss
Betsy Morgan.
DR.. and Mrs. R. c. Grove will re-
ceiye their friends Saturday evening,
January 2lst., from seven to ten
o'clock, it being their thirtieth we'd
ding anniversary.
Married January 4th, at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G. Frazier,
by Rev. c. Sydenstricker, Mr.. Isaac
Newton Barren and Miss Eta May
Lake, both of Jefferson county.
DR.. J. B. Chamberlain, Of Martins
burg, will be at the Entlsr Hotel next
Monday, January 10, when he will
make free examination Of the eyes
aud fit glIEses. Don't forget the date.
Sheriff J. W. Gardner won prize
offered by T. E. Chamblin for the
biggest ear of corn grown on a JET
ferson county farm. The ear was
within fraction Of inches in length.
Mr.. Joseph H. Bursey, of this place,
and Miss Lille Lookingbill, of Ashby
Station, Va, were married January
9Th by Rev. T. B. Shepherd. Mr..
and Mrs. Bursey will make their home
here.
It does the editors heart good to
receive letters like this: Enclosed
you viii find 81 for another year s
subscription for the dear old REGISTER
Wish yOua happy and prosperous new
ySIr-James w. Benner.
Mrs. Mary A. Longbrake, q former
resident Of this county, in renewing
her subscription, writes US 81 can
get along without the REGISTER. Il
is weekly visitor that l gladly loof
for, and l peruse it carefully. II
brings all the news, and l wonder
how any one can do without it who II