Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-03-26
The ShepherdstoWn Register
THURSDAY. MARCH 26, 1908.
BRIEFS.

Oounty OouIt Will meet hprli 9th.
Next Wednesday will be moving
day.
All kinds of garden seed at W. P.
Licklidsr's.
1t is said that the fruit is SAT. up
to the present time.
Fine line of Orossett shoes and slip
perI for men at Hodges.
Winchester Prssbytsry meets in
Charles Town April l4th.
For Sale-A SOW and pigq. JIM.
Osbourn, Sandy Ridge.
Read the new advertisement this
week of G. 81. Mckee, Martinsburg.
Portland and Cumberland cement,
and Ivory Wall Plaster at Hodges.
Have you tried Delta, the best
l5.cent coffee in town, at w. P. Lick
hder'si
Best Philadelphia grown onion sets,
of medium SIZE and clean. Remnants
Pharmacy.
Canned tomatoes, extra quality, 9
cents can for next Saturday only,
at Hodges.
Oranges Is cents to 40 cents, ba-
nanss, grape fruit, etc.-at W. P.
Lickhder's.
Eggs are down to IL cents dozen,
lower than for long time. Butter is
rs cents pound.
The spring term of Shepherd Col
legS began on Tuesday. A dozen or
more new students were enrolled.
Frank o. Trump has been appointed
postmaster at Kearneysvills, succeed
ing his father A. Trump, deceased.
Be sure to get your sweet pea and
naIturtium seed by the ounce-Ws
have both of fine variety. Remnants.
An officer of the Salvation Army
was in Suephsrdstown the first Of the
week collecting funds for this good
cause.
Burpee's small garden seeds in
packet and by the ounce. Seed that
grow best by test. Remnants Phsr-
macy.
Charles, the little son of Rev. and
Mrs. G.. E. A. Marshall, was quite
sick the first of the week, but is now
much better.
Quite a number of the students of
Shepherd College attended a recep-
ton at Powhstan College in Charles
Town Tuesday night.
Fordhook best lawn grass seed 25c
ID. Special price in large quantities.
This il Burpse's best lawn grass seed.
Remnants Pharmacy.
All the latest and best selling mag
szines at Remnants Pharmacy. Year
ly subscriptions taken and all club
offers at lowest prices. Ask for list.
The band i. making arrangement,
to give an open.sir concert every two
weeks for this summer season. Give
it liberal patronage at its concert FRI
day night.
]. n. Hobbs, Jr., of Martinsburg.
il closing out his entire stock of dry
goods and notions at cost, to retire
from the dry goods business. Come
for bargains.
Remember your friends with one Of
our dainty Easter booklets, the pref.
test we have ever had. Each one in
envelope to suit, prices SC up. Rein
harris Pharmacy.
A. A. P. Nesl, Jr., will have sale
Of some very excellent live stock and
other property next Tuesday, March
3lst, near Billmysr's Mill. See advsr-
tissmsnt in this paper.
n. L. Snyder d Co. have sold for
the Misses Shepherd their lot on Wash
ington street to Charles NJ. Shsstz for
$500. This is very desirable lot and
Mr.. ShesiE expects to build on it.
When you are thinking Of sweet
corn don't forget BurPee's White Ever
green, the sweetest and best corn we
have ever handled. All the other
popular varieties, too. Reinhsrt
Pharmacy.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
ward L. Reinhart has been very sick
the past week with pneumonia, but
We are glad to learn is now little
better. Mr.. Holmes Berry, the childs
grandfather, of Winchester, il here.
Id. Myers writes us that his sale
near Berryville was fine one,
amounting to $500. Eight mares
averaged 1921 .25. the highest bring.
ing $247, and the next six averaged
$l65. Mr.. Myers will move to his
place near Halltown, this county, this
week.
The musical entertainment given
by the gl.e club and string quartstte
of Shepherd College last Friday night
at Shenandoah Junction, under the
direction Of Miss Eva Wright, was
great success and was enjoyed by a
large audience. After the concert the
performers were delightfully."- enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. J. Y. Black
ford.
The third biennial convention of
the Interstate Young Mems Christian
Aa.nniatinn including associations IN