Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-04-16
The ShepherdstoWn Register
THURSDAY. APRIL TO 1908
BRIEFS.

Full moon today.
Sunday will be Easter.
Buy the Bulldog shirts, at T. B.
Line 8.
HAYES celebrated $500 hats at 7.
B. Lines.
Pretty merry widow bows at NJ. L.
Herrington's.
Sweet, Orr & Co., overalls and
pants, at T. B. Lines.
Buy your Easter neckwear from T.
B. Line.
DR.. NJ. II. era wford lost valua.
bic mare by death last week.
Easter Post. Cards, Booklets and
Can1iss at Remnants Pharmacy.
Wantsd-Five hundred bushels of
potatoes. G. S. Csllan, Dufields.
The new shapes and colors in nen's
and boys spring hats, at 7. B. Lines.
We've got all the kinds of Easter
Egg Dyes made. Remnants Pharmacy.
New style hats, newest shades in
ribbons, spring flowers, veilings, etc. =,
at NJ. L. Herrington',.
Rev. Father Collins, of Harper's
Ferry, was called to Lynchburg, Va,
last week by the death OF his mother.
Don't forget that Reinhart's Phar-
macy carries the best line of household
paints, stains, varnlShes, brushes, etc.
White goods for waists, Easter col
lars and neckties, all at low prices,
at NJ. l.. Herrington's, in the Right.
slime store room.
Mr.. Boyd Engle and Miss Florence
Britt, Of Martlnsburg, eloped to Hag-
erstown last Friday and were married
by Rev. J. W. OFT.
ASerVice in the Lutheran Church will
begin tonight at It's O. clock and will
conclude in time to permit attendance
at DR.. Lees lecture.
Moth EIterminators Camphor Co.
dar Chips, big package l0c, moth balls,
Napthaline Flakes, Oil Cedar, etc. at
Remnants Pharmacy.
Winchester Presbytery is in session
in Charles Town this week, and a
number Of persons from this vicinity
are attending the sessions.
Principal J. G. Knutti of Shepherd
College delivered an address to the
graduates of the public school at Paw
Paw, w. Va, last Friday.
Remnants Pharmacy has just re-
ceived four cases of water soluble
pure tissue toilet papers in rolls. Be-
ing soluble, it will not clog drain pipes.
Times muet be mighty shaky in
Plttsburg. One of the REGISTER 8
subscribers writes US that there are
60, 600 idle men in that city and its
suburbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stanley ask US
to thank the friends and neighbors
who have been 80 kind to them during
the recent affection that has visited
their home.
Paint your property with Stag
Brand Semi Paste Paint, and get our
guarantee back of it. The price is
lower than you can buy any guaran'
teed paint. Call in and get color
card.
Mr.. w. G. Huff, Of the vicinity of
Lestown, and Miss Lille NJ. Wynd-
ham, of Charles Town, were married
at the Methodist parsonage in the lat
ter place last Thursday by Rev. j. 7.
Williams.
W. r. Lancaster, Of Hsrper's Fer.
ry district, has purchased from Geo. W.
Kidwiler a tract Of land along the
Charles Town pike leading to Harper 8
Ferry. 1t was formerly part of the
Cockrell estate.
Mrs. Ellen Bill, myer, one of our old
est residents, celebrated her 8lst
birthday last Sunday at her home in
Shephsrdstown. Mr.. Geo. W. Bill
myer came up from Brunswick to
spend the day with her.
Daniel II. Moler requests US to say
that he has concluded not to be a can.
didate for assessor In the present cam
paign. He wishes to thank those Of
his friends who profsred their support
and to assure them Of his appreciation.
Albertus Spencer, who for many
years has conducted a liquor saloon
on the Maryland side of the river op-
posite Harpers Ferry, will retire from
business. The high license law passed
by the Maryland Legislature knocked
him out.
Daniel NJ. Neikirk, a prominent
and wealthy farmer of Keedysville,
Md, and known in Jefferson county,
where he owns property, has become
mentally derangsd. &c was taken to
the Sheppsrd-Pratt Asylum near Bal.
timore for treatment.
A colored Odd Fellows Lodge was
instituted at Haiper's Ferry on March
Is. A number of members were ini-
tilted by officers John w. Branson and
Lee Williams, of Shspherdstown, aid
ed by Fred R. Ramer, of Martinsburg,
and visiting brethren of Sharpsburg.
The Best Sweet Corn.