Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-04-27

market.
Spring phosphate for corn at
Hodges.
The barefooted boy has made his
appearance.
Today the sun rises at sos and
sets at GAS.
Special bargains in slippers, at W.
P Ijcklider's.
Butter is l6 cents a pound and
eggs are IA cents dozen today.
Twenty-Five pairs of last seasons
slippers at very low prices. W. P.
LickGder.
Mrs. Minnie Shepherd is having
her dwelling-house on Main street
reprinted.
Fair at Shenandoah Junction Fri
day and Saturday nights for benefit
OF the band.
Hodges will likely ship one more
car Of hogs and calves. Last chance
Of the season.
a valuable black horse belonging
to Geo. S. Miller, near town, died
few days ago.
Gum camphor, moth balls, tar bags,
etc, Gtor packing winter furs and
clothes, at Remnants.
Try a can of White Star coffee
famous for the favor you cannot for
get. W. P. Lickider.
The celebrated "Crossett" shoe for
men and full line OF ladies' and chill
dren's shoes. at Hodges.
hAnother barrel of sour pickles, also
Heinz S sweet gerkins and sweet mixed
pickles, at W. P. Lickhders.
Last Sunday was an ideal Easter
day, and there were good .congrega-
lions at the various churches.
NJ. B. Baker is putting up new
hitching arrangements at his store and
making a swell gutter of cut stone.
The REGISTER will be sent to any
address one year for a dollar. 1t
ought to be in every family in this
county.
Go to Reinhart's Drug Store for
Preparations to kill lice, ticks, etc.
They have all the popular dips and
powders.
The second baseball team of Shep-
herd College will play a game with
the Martinsburg Junior Athletes on
May 3rd in Martinsburg. !
Let every member of Caledonia
Lodge, No. 4, I. o. o. F., be at meet
ing tonight, as business that will in
terest al Is to be transacted.
Farm Hand WantedAWill pay
good wages and furnish house, fire.
wood, garden and COW to a good man.
T. II. Mcdonald, Charles Town. w. Va.
Fifteen new members were receiv-
ed into the Lutheran Church last Sun
day morning at the Easter service.
Twelve new members were taken in.
to the Reformed Church.
Frank Mundey, of this place, has
been appointed to position with the
=. S. Fish Commission, and has gone
to HAVE de Grace, Nd, where he
will have work for several months.
The Potomac Stone and Lime Com
pany Is erecting another large stone
crusher near Engle's Switch, this
county. A considerable number Of
additional hands will be employed.
Mrs. Robert Miller will hold soup
at her home on next Saturday even
ing, April 20. Soup, icecream, cakes
and candy will be sold. Proceeds for
the benefit of the Reformed Church.
You are invited.
Keep in mind the educational meet
lugs in Shepherdstown on May 9Th,
under auspices of State Superintend-
cut Miller. Distinguished speakers
will be present. Meetings both morn
ing and afternoon.
II you owe for subscription to the
REGISTER, pay up and make fresh
start. a dollar is very little for a
year 8 subscription, and the only way
TO keep the paper at this price is to
get the money promptly.
Henry Williams, respected col
ored man of Charles Town, was
struck by a B. & o. locomotive Tues
day afternoon as he was crossing the
railroad at Flowing Spring in a bug
gy. He was pretty badly hurt.
All members of the Henry Kyd |
Douglas Camp are earnestly requested
10 meet at headquarters next Tuesday
night, May %, at 7 o'clock, so ar
rangements can be made for memorial
day. Let every member attend.
The ladies of the Reformed Church
will hold an exchange in Miss Ellen
Welshans store-roOm en- next Satur-
day, April %, beginning at 10 o'clock.
Cakes, candy. bread, biscuits, etc. will
be sold. The patronage of the public
Is solicited.
It is thought by those who have ex-
amlned the buds that comparatively
little damage was done the fruit by
the cold spell last week. If all the
buds that are alive shall mature there
will be an enormous yield of fruit IN