Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-01-23
The ShepherdstOWn Register
THURSDAY. JANUARY %, 1908.
BRIEFS.

bargains IN SHOES at nouSes.
Cabbage and onions at Schoppert's.
King Coles White Tar Soap at
Schoppert's.
The Jefferson Circuit Court con.
venes February 18th.
Canned pineapple. apricots and
peaches at Schopperts.
One hundred pairs of shoes at and
below cost at Hodges.
Watch out for the medicine show in
the town hall next week.
Schoppsrt will have a fresh supply
Of candies, oranges and figs Friday.
Tobasco sauce, Lea and Perrins'
Worcestershire sauce, at Schoppert's.
A great many persons in the town
and vicinity have been sick with the
grip the past week.
For the hair and want Of hair A. D.
s. Hair Reviver, SOC and $l.00, at
Remnants Pharmacy.
The Bromwell-Reed Musical Com
psny will appear in the Shepherd Col.
legs auditorium February Sd.
Something new Corn patches for
eorns, easily applied and very efec-
tive, loo. Remnants Pharmacy.
Eggs are dropping in price slowly.
They are now quoted at Is cents
dozen and butter is % cents a pound.
For that little annoying tickle get
A. D. s. cough drops. Pleasant and
effective, SC, at Remnants Pharmacy.
"My sister and 1 always greatly en-
JOY reading the REGISTER. Miss
Catherine V. Blllmyer, Anchorage,
KY.
No cough ia bad enough to require
a whole bottle of our White Pine and
Tar Cough Syrup. 25c, at Remnants
Pharmacy.
Mrs. Bette McChan is quite sick at
her home in this place with a mystic
rious ailmsnt that has painfully at.
fectsd her foot.
The bora1 we handle is guaranteed
994 to 100 per cent pure. Better
put the good kind on your meat.
Remnants Pharmacy.
All of sudden this morning the
sky clouded over, and snow storm
hat utterly escaped the notice of the
weather bureau set In.
The local chapter of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy made
over $40 by the entertainment in the
town hall last Saturday night.
For bargains in groceries, notions,
queenswars, etc., go to S. F. Lemons
store, where all goods will be sold at
sacrifices by ]. D. Billmyer, trustee.
A coy corner is as complete with
out cushions as it is without box of
Liggett's Saturday Candy. Sold on
Saturdays only at z9o pouno.
Remnants Pharmacy.
The protractsd meeting conducted
by Rev. n I Stephens in the South
ern Methodist Church continues this
week with undated interest. There
were four conversions last night.
The entire stock of notions, queens
ware, groceries and other goods of s.
F. Lemen will be closed out at low
prices by ]. D. Billmyer, trustee.
Bargains may be had while they last.
There's economy in the purchase Of
a chamois vest or chest protector.
They prevent colds and pneumonia.
Vests for ladies or gents 1926, pro-
tectors SOC to $100. Reinhart' 8
Pharmacy.
IL. Magruder, Of the Kearneys.
vile neighborhood, cold to @. F. Wall
& Co. ffty-si1 hogs that weighed TO-
395 pounds, bringing $623.9O. These
hogs were sold in September of last
year, when the market was high.
"scenes from Union Depot" will
be given in the town hall the first
week in February, under the direction
of Mics Nora Hummell, who gave such
a pleasant entertainment here last
year. Further notice next week.
On Saturday night Of this week
Miss Eta Knots and Mrs. D. F.
KoontI's Sunday School CLASSES will
serve coup, icecream and candy to the
public at 1.-The Cottage Hall, Moler's
Gross Roads. Come, eat and enjoy
yourselves.
VIM. s. Staley, of Selma, Califor-
MIA, sent to his friend j. Fred Keep
linger a few days ago box of deli
cious raisins of his own raising. Mr..
Staley says that he raised sixteen tons
of the raisins the past year, which ne
sold at $40 ton.
Lucy Toliver, the eldest daughter
of ]. N. Toliver, the well-known COL
ored merchant of this place, died from
consumption last Friday, aged 80
years. Much sympathy is felt for
this family, which has been so greatly
afflicted the past year or two.
ID. Billmyer has been appointed
trustee in the bankruptcy case Of s..
F. Lemen, and is authorized to close
out the stock of merchandise as he
sees fit. &. Pinkney Schley, F. l..
WeltIh.imer and James S. Rightstine
were appointed appraisers to put a
value on Mr.. Lemen's goods.
Il. L. Snyder & Co. have added to