Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1906-02-15
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TnrsspAr, FEBRUARY Is, 1906.
BRIEFS.

New sprlns
For ribbons. call at Pendleton's.
Gloves very cheap at Pendleton's'
1.3ios' muslin underwear at Pen
dletons.
Ma. nrunes at 5 cents pound, at
z NJ Sheetzs.
p.,3no's spool and embroidery
elk at Pendletons.
Ladies' and children's hosiery very
(4beap at PendletOns.
We can now sell some oak wood BY
the cord, B. Hartzell.
psndleton's store is headquarters
or Iaces and Hamburgs.
orssn's Taste and Harvest Gem
w 3 cents can at G. NJ. Sheetzs.
Don't forget that G. NJ. Sheetz is
limo ont at cost-at Billmyer's cor
ner.
Y, \. Lsmen & Son have just re-
csjysi a carload of western white
oats.
The eclipse of the moon last Thurs
dsv pisht was eclipsed by the snow
storm.
Have YOU looked over Pendleton's
rsmnspt counter? If not, it will pay
YOU TO do So
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Needy,
r. at Ferry Hill Farm, February
9th, a fine daughter,
We are indebted to Charles G. Mo.
1sr of Uvilla, for several interesting
Indian relies that we have added to
our museum.
Sheriff Gardner ia in Charles Town
this week attending the Circuit Court.
He will be at his office in Shepherds
town on Saturday.
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Ms J. W. Osbourn and her father,
Mr.. Humnckhouse, have moved into
the house belonging to j. S. Moler on
Wsshln ton street.
Buy your gum shoes at Pendleton's.
where you can get what you want In
ladies' misses and children 8. Our
prices are what you want.
Miss Jennie Chambers, a we'll
known lady of Harper's Ferry, was
stricken with paralysis last week and
has since been seriously Ill.
Public sale advertisements are TAX
inc NJ most OF the REGISTERS space
inst now, aud our reading matter is
rather short. But twill soon be over.
The ladies of the Episcopal Church
will serve soup, etc., Saturday night
ie the loom next to Mrs. Harrington 9
store.
A. B. Carter, of Wheeling, who
spent several summers here with his
family, has bought a country home in
Augusta county, Va, tor which he
paid 81, 600.
MISS Maud NJ. Noll and Mr.. Clar-
ence Entler, both of Martinsburg,
were married in that place Tuesday
evening. The groom formerly lived
In Shepherdshown.
Miss Alice Roosevelt, daughter of
the President, was % years old on
Monday. She is to be married to
Congressman Nicholas Longworth on
Saturday of this week.
About four inches of snow fell last
Thursday night, but it didn't last very
long. The weather has been quite
mid this week, but last night a cold
wave came out of the north.
Mrs. Kate Criswell wishes to re-
turn thanks to the friends and neigh
bOrs VINO were so kind in the recent
bereavement occasioned by the death
OF her husband, the late John Girls
well.
The Y. W. C. A. of Shepherd Col
lege will serve old.tine chicken soup
in the town hall Saturday night of
this week, February 18th. Every
body Is Invited to attend and help
good cause.
Our friend c. A. Helvestine, of
BerryvIlIe, Va, makes glad the heart
Of the editor by renting his own
subscription and sending US new
subscriber. Kind reader. 60 and do
thou likewise.
Alexander Henson, OF this place,
has bought the brick-yard property
OF l. D. GeIzendanner on the belt
line railroad IN Charles Town for ST.
3OO. Mr.. Henson expects to move to
Charles Town shortly.
Particular attention is called to the
new advertisement of J. F. Thompson
& Bro, this week, They have made
reductions in the price of all their
winter goods, and offer some fine bar.
gains Read what they have to say.
The ladies of Oakland Church will
no d an oyster supper at Mt. Hope
School-House on February Oath.
oysters will be served from 8 p. m
TO II ? IL. Icecream, cake and 9th.
er refreshments will also be served.
Public cordially invited.