Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1907-04-11
The ShepherdStoNn Register.
THURSDAY. APRIL II. 1907.
BRIEFS.
New moon tomorrow.
Onion sets at Ro;rbart

harris.
Hires root beer at Remnants soda
fountain.
Don't forget the "cookey shine"
Thursday night at Schopperts.
Butter is 25 cents pound today
and eg are l3 cents dozen.
Go to Schoppert's Thursday night
to learn what "cookey shine is.
The jamestown Exposition will be
formally opened Friday, April 26th.
Spring stationery, the latest sizes
and shapes, l0c to SOC, at Reinhart' g.
Peter Pan pocketbooks, all the go
for ladies and girls, 25c and SOC, at
Remnants.
Winchester Presbytery will meet
next Tuesday at Clear brook, Frederick
county, Va.
The ladies of the Lutheran Church
at Uvllla will hold festival on Sat.
urday night, April 9th.
The Gem, Curley and Gillette safe
ty razors, razor straps, soaps, mugs.
brushes, &c, al Remnants.
For plows and pillow fixtures, wire
fencing of all kinds, etc call on Lyme
& Daniel, Shenandoah Junction.
Ladies and gentIemen's pocket
books, card cases, blIlbooks, wallets,
&C., new spring goods, at Remnants.
Agent Spedden, of the N. & W.
Railroad, Is real stuck up because of
repairs to the station building at this
place.
If you want to sell your property,
put 1t into the hands OF d. l.. Sny-
der & Co., real estate agents. No
sale, no pay.
Walter NJ. Brown and Amanda V.
McCan, coIored, OF Shepherdstown,
were married at tne manse by Rev.
Charles Gnlselln last Thursday.
l will sell at my home in Shepherds
town on Saturday, April 18th. at 2
o'clock p. m, lot Of household and
kitchen furniture. h. NJ. Scnell.
DR.. D. W. Border has sold to Frank
Owens lot at Ksarneysvills for $3.50
cash. The sale Was made through
the agency OF II. L. Snyder & Co.
There will be special meeting OF
Cliff City Lodge No. 5. O. Shield OF
Honor, Oh Tuesday evening next at
7.3O o'clock. A full attendance is
desired.
VIM. R. Moler has bought of ]. S
Remnant the Bargain Store IN this
place, formerly managed by @. T.
Butler, and Is now conducting the
business.
Mrs Henry Shepherd, Jr., asks us
to express her thanks TO the hremen
and others who helped save her dwell
ing from destruction last Sunday
morning.
The Messrs. Terrell expect to be-
gin the work OF rebuilding their home
on Washington street, destroyed by
fire last week, as soon as the insur-
ance is adjusted.
The Schubert Symphony Company
gave a very nice concert IN the town
hall Tuesday nlght-a refined, agree
able entertainment that Was pleas
sntly diversified.
If you contemplate buying buggy
or any other sort of vehicle, or II you
need harness, call on Lyme & Daniel,
at Shenandoah Junction. They hand
lie the most satisfactory goods in these
lines.
The Citizens Fire Insurance Com
pany OF Charles Town is now placing
risks and Is ready for any business that
may be presented. ] S. Fleming and
Harrison Schley are the local agents
In Shepherdstown.
Robt. S. Grandstaff has sold tract
of land containing twenty acres on
the north side OF the county road
from Harpers Ferry to Dufislds, near
the latter place, to VIM A. Dun l.
The consideration was 81 800.
G. W. Terrell has recently bought
ana received from the manufacturers
very handsome funeral car OF the
latest design and with modern I'm
provemeuts. 1t is one of the finest
hearees ever seen In this section.
The infant department of the Luz
theran Sunday School will hold an
exchange on Saturday in the hall
west of NJ. B. Bakers store. Cakes,
pies, bread and everything good to
eat will be sold. The patronage OF
tie public is solicited.
The ladies' of the church tending
chapter in the guild of the Episcopal
Church will hold an all-day market
and soup at night on Saturday April
18th, IN J. G. Tablers store room:
They invite the public patronage and
hope that all the congregation will
help.
HI. Snyder & Co. have for sale
an excellent farm of about 2OO acres
within three miles of Shepherds
town at a reasonable price. GOOD
buildings, spring, some timber and
altogether desirable place at rea-
souable price. Call or write for par
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