Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1907-01-31
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THURSDAY. JANUARY 81, 1907.
BRIEFS.

For Rent-A valuable farm in
Berkeley county. Harrison Schley.
Father Time and his Happy Fam
lily" in the town hall Saturday night.
If you want good supper. you
can get it at Moler's Cross Roads Sat.
urdsy evening,
Make mint of your hennery-try
some Of our poultry powder. Rein
hart's Pharmacy.
New lot of postcard albums, 15c
up, holding from 80 to 500 cards.
Remnants Pharmacy.
About so boxes of blue writing pa
per, latest style and quality, regular
25c value at lie. Remnants Phar-
macy.
For oysters in any style, lunches,
soup, candies, cakes, etc. go to Ent-
ler's Central Restaurant, Wysong's
old stand.
Blank books, ledgers. memoran-
dums, day books, scratchers, receips
books. all sizes, all prces, at Rein
harris Pharmacy.
Mr.. ]. B. Huyett, of this county,
was elected secretary of State Wool
Growers Association, in session at
Charleston last week.
Have you ever used borax to keep
shippers out of your meat? II not,
come to us and find out I'll about it.
Remnants Pharmacy.
Don't fail to attend the musicale
in the colored Methodist Church to-
night aud tomorrow night. 1t is to
be the grandest concert yet given.
A marriage license was issued in
Washington City Monday to Mr..
Frank w. Smith, of that city, and
Miss Helene R. Tanquary, of Charles
, Town.
Ifyou want your sale advertisement
to have wide circulatlon,put 1t in the
REGISTER Our paper covers Jefer-
son and Berkeley counties very tnor-
oughly.
We are still harping on soaps-two
Oft. cases full and more stored away
Age improves good soaps-thats why
we always carry big stock. Rein
harris Pharmacy.
Ask your physician the advantage
of having a fever thermometer in your
home. We have them, all certified
according 70 q. s. requirements, SOC
to $l25. Remnants Pharmacy.
Conferences arr being held between
the officials of the N. g. w. Raj way
and the brotherhoods Of locomotive
engineers and fremen, the latter ask
ing for less hours of work and more
wages.
We have assorted all of the shop
worn books and picture frames, etc
left over from year to year, and offer
them at rldiculously low prices. Good
books from lOc up. Here's an OPP
portunity to stock your library.
Reinhart's Pharmacy.
If you really enjoy life, the Turner
Amusement Company will amuse you
with its miles of smiles in the town
hall, Shepherdstown, on February
18th. Volcanoes of amusement throw
forth the lava of efervesclng fun and
bubble over with merrlment. Prices
Is and 20 cents.
The Shenandoah junction Horse
Company, composed OF dozen farm.
ers of that vicinity, with @. 6 Eel
ker as president, has bought from A
J. Hays, of Warrington, W. Va, the
imported Percneron stallion Caesar.
They paid 81 900 for the horse, which
is magnificent animal.
We call attention to the advertise
ment this week of 7. B. Line, the
Shepherdstown clothier. He makes
a big reduction in the price of winter
suits and overcoats, and you can save
25c on every dollars worth you buy
He has many nice suits and overcoats
left that are to 60 at bargain.
A genuinely good country supper
will be served at Moler's Cross Roads
Saturday night of this week in the
room over Reinhart's store, beginning
at 5 o'clock. a bouutiful meal Of
good things will be served, and the
public patronage Is invited, as the
proceeds are for worthy cause. Fan
cy articles will also be sold.
Lester Bowers. the 13-year-old son
of R. F. K. Bowers, residing nea
Kearneysville, underwent an opera.
: ton at the Kings Daughters hospital
here for the removal of the left eye,
made necessary by disease contract
ed from a diseased horse. The OPP
GRAFTON was successfully performed
by DR.. N D. MISUNDERSTANDING
World.
Mr.. Lynn F. Grantham, we'll
known Jefferson county farmer, OF
Middleway district, and Miss Mary
D. Trusseil, daughter of Mr.. James
T. Trussell, of Kearneysville, were
married yesterday at the home OF the
bride The ceremony was performed
, by Rev. Andrew j. Willis, rector OF
the Episcopal Church of Middleway.
The bride was given away by her
father. The attendants were Miss
Sadie j. russell, sister o. the bride,
and Mr.. John Gilbert, OF Baltimore,