Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-02-13
The ShepherdstOWn Register
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY ID, 1908.
BRIEFS.

White goods speciality at NJ. B.
Bakers.
Valuable bargains in remnants at
NJ. B. Bakers.
For Sale-Thirty pigs and shoats.
w. P. Licklider.
Hsmburgs from 5 cents 10 % cents,
al Pendlstons.
A few pairs of corssts at half.price
at NJ. B. Bakers.
Gold Medal and Magnolia fours at
W. P. Licklider's.
Pay your taxes if you want to vote
at the corporation election.
Stone milk-pots and full line Of
stone jars at w. P. Lickhdsrs.
A full line of ladies' cotton under.
wear very cheap at Pendletons.
1000 yards Of lace, prices from one
cent to % cents, at Pendletons.
You can't say anything against the
grounding as weather prophet.
Ladies, misses and children 8 hose,
loo, l5c, Csc and soc, at Pendlston's.
Clipped dried beef, fish, Frapkfur.
ter sausage, bacon, etc., at W. P. Lick
hdsr's.
Big remnant sale at NJ. B. Bakers,
beginning Friday morning, February
18th.
James 7. Littleton, Of Charles Town,
killed a hog last week that weighed
562 pounds.
Mrs. R. s. NJ. Hoffman has gone to
Baltimore to spend a few weeks with
relatives and friends.
Fresh supply of Fenway "all-nut
pieces" in pounds and half.pounds,
at ReinbaIt's Pharmacy.
Woodland Daiuties, a good candy
at moderate price, pound boxes 40
cents. Remnants Pharmacy.
After shaving use our Violet Witch
Hazel, pints Is cents, half pints 10
cents. Remnants Pharmacy.
Norman Lucas has moved to the
farm OF the late Lewis O. Lucas, mile
or two south OF Shepherdstown.
Luxurious for the bath, our Violet
Ammonia, in pint bottle, Csc, half pints
Is cents. Remnants Pharmacy.
The dancing class will be resumed
in the town hall Friday evening Of
this week, beginning at $50 clock.
Fresh vanilla cream cakes cents,
Fenway milk chocolate the best yet,
5 cents and 10 cents. Remnants
Pharmacy.
The Shephsrdstown chapter of the
U. D. G. will meet Friday afternoon
at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Lee
II. Moler.
Pure sugar candies, lime, ginger,
orange, lemon and chocolate, in tablet
form, in any quantity, at Remnants
Pharmacy.
Sale Of stock, farming implements,
&c., by Il. F. Needy, Jr., on Sstur'
day of this week at the Douglas farm,
opposite Shspherdstown.
Remnants Pharmacy has just re-
ceived new lot of tally cards for
card parties, Re1all playing cards
Is cents, regular % cents.
The coolest weather of the season
prevailed in this section last Sunday
and Monday. The thermometer got
down to zero-and a triAe below.
The lsdie, of the Nj. E. Church
South will hold market sale" Sat-
urday morning Of this week in Miss
Mann's store room. Market will be
open at $50.
The will of Mi. Frances V. Welsh,
OF Swan Pond, has been probated.
She bequssths all her property to her
nephew, John Gore Welsh, and her
sister, Miss Augusta Welsh.
W. s. Myers, on the Lower Shep.
herd farm, now owned by Col. l. V.
johnson, will sell live stock, farm i'm.
plements, etc., next Tuesday, Febru-
airy 18th. See advertisement else.
where in this paper.
The junior basketball team Of Ran
dolph. Macon Academy at Front Roy
al, Va, came to Shepherdstown on
Monday and played game with the
Juniors of Shepherd College. Our
boys won by score of l9 to 10.
Everybody who wished to do so has
had fine opportunity to get ice the
past week, and most of the houses In
this vicinity have been filled. A very
good quality of ice from six to. ten
inches thick was secured from the Po-
tomac river.
By the sale of = pair of driving
horses last fall by ]. 7. Campbell, OF
Kearneysville, this county, to Leroy
B. Wenner, of Orismont, Montgomery
county, Pa, the Western Union Tele-
graph Company has damage suit on
its hands in the Pennsylvania courts.
Mr.. Wennsr had been instructed by
]. Winthrop Smith, wealthy resident
of Gleusids, Pa, to look him up good
pair of driving horses. he found
pair owned By Mr.. Campbell that
seemed to ell the requirements of the
Glsnsids man, and quoted the price
for them at $1,000 Emil CleWs. Mr..
Smith. coachmap. came to Kearneys-