Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1907-01-17
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THURSDAY. JANUARY II, 1907.
BRIEFS.

For sale-A secondhand cutter.
Apply to O. T. Butler.
Azurea sachet powder at Reinhart's
new and ve,y popular.
Tasteless syrup of guinine for chill
dren, 25c per bottle, at Reinhart's.
Ladies gum boots and ladies and
children's gum shoes, at PendIeton's.
Miss Minnie Wilson has position
in the Office of the Independent in
this place.
Malt and cod liver oil, trial bottles
25c, large size $l.00, at Remnants
Pharmacy.
Mrs. NJ. L. Harrington will move
her millinery store into the Rightstne
building on April LIST.
If you have cough, try Allans
Tolu. Tar and Wild Cherry-25c at
Remnants Pharmacy.
Our laxative cold tablets if used
promptly make short work of cold
25c. Remnants Pharmacy.
For Rent-Second-story rooms, with
kitchen and room adjoining on first
floor. Apply to Miss Magruder.
The Choral Society will meet next
Monday evening at o'clock. Ali
the members are urged to be present
Pendleton's store will receive next
week, fresh from the factory, a fine
line of Hamburgs. Call and see them
The Confederate Veterans are re-
quested to meet at h NJ. Loyns's shop
Saturday night at $50 and proceed
to the hall In body.
Robert G, Miller has bought from
his mother, Mrs. Margaret Miller, the
dwelling. house she now, occupies, cor
ner of German and Mil streets.
A big stock of real rubber hotwa-
ter bottles and fountain syringes have
Just arrived at our store. Good time
to select. Remnants Pharmacy.
If you want sale bills of the best
and your advertisement printed in
the paper that has the largest clrcu-
lation, come to the REGISTER Office.
Rev. H. 1. Stephens began a pro-
tracted meeting in the NJ. E. Church
South last Monday night. and will
continue it throughout this week and
next.
When your prescriptions are put
up here they contain ingredients that
have all the medicine value that the
doctor depends on. Remnants Phar-
macy.
Have you enquired of Potomac Per-
manent Building Association for that
loan you want ? Do so, by all means,
for they offer the easiest terms for re-
payment.
Senator Elkins has introduced a
bill in Congress to pay $500 to Jos.
R. Howell, of Kabletown, this county,
for horses stolen from him during the
Civil War.
For Sale or Rent-My house on
Mill street, occupied by me at pres
ent, is for sale or rent. For terms,
apply to R. G. Miller. Several small
houses for rent.
A fresh lot of Lowney's popular
candies in packages from lOc to 6Oc.
Also fresh lot of those popular mint
and horehound drops at lOc pound.
Reinhart's Pharmacy.
An epidemic of bad colds and the
more severe grippe has prevailed
among the people the past week or
two, and reports Indicate that 1t IL
general throughout the country.
II do not see how l could do with.
out the REGISTER, as | look forward
to it's weekly arrival and am always
glad to read the news of my old
home. w. z. Graves, Cardington,
Ohio.
The Shepherdstown Chapter, U. D.
c., will meet Friday afternoon at 3
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Alice
Gibson. A full attendanceis desired,
as this is the time for the annual cleo
ton of officers.
News from Washington is to the
effect that Mrs. D. NJ Carr, formerly
of this place, who was so badly injur-
ed in the railroad accident at Terra
Gotta, is daily improving, and is now
regarded as out OF danger. Her brok-
en- bones are mending and her ipjur-
les generally are healing. Her moth
er, Mrs. g. NJ. Beltzhoover, who was
with her for a couple of weeks, has
returned to Shepherdstown.
We have had a peculiar spell Of
weather the past week. Beginning
with last Saturday, there we're four
days of rain. Tuesday night snow
began to fall, and this came down all
day yesterday, making a typical win
ter scene-the first of the season.
Last night the snow turned to sleet,
aud this morning the sleet is falling
steadily. The snow is four or FIVE
inches deep and sleighs are running.
Don't forget the entertainment to
be given by the Daughters Of the Con-
federacy on Saturday evening of this
week in the town ball. Hot watties
and stewed and fried chicken for 20
cents, supper being served through
oat the evening. At seven o'clock a
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