Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-04-23
The ShepherdstOWn Register
THURSDAY. APRIL %, 1908.
BRIEFS.

Onion sets at Remnants Pharmacy.
The swallows arrived the first of
this week.
Remnants Dentine, the best tooth
wash, 25c.
W. N. Lemen & Son have seed
corn for sale.
Get your peas and beans at Rein :
harris Pharmacy.
Butter is 20 cents a pound and eggs
are u! cents dozen.
Joseph R. CoOkus caught a nice
rainbow trout in the river yesterday.
This is the time to trim trees, and
many Of them along the streets need
it.
If you are going 20 make lawn,
get Burpees Grass Seed at Reinhart' S
Pharmacy.
Just received another new line of
ladies tan Oxiords and pumps, at G.
T. Hodges.
"The old REGISTER answers the
same as a letter from home. &C. O..
Staley, York, Pa.
The city council of Martinsburg has
granted liquor license to sixteen sa.
looms in that place.
Alter shaving use our Violet Witch
Hazel. Half pints, l5c, pints 25c.
Reinbart's Pharmacy.
A rabbit has come from the country
to town and makes its headquarters in
the Episcopal churchyard.
A number of new subscribers have
entered their names upon our list the
past wsek-and yet there is room.
The REGISTER is q welcome visitor
and We could not well do without it. |"
Mrs. J. G. Ham, Lancaster, Pa.
The teachers OF the lower grades Of
the public school gave each Of their
pupils an Easter present last Friday.
For Sale-A set of double driving
harness, good as new, and a buggy
spread. Apply to Butler Ronemous.
An enjoyable dance was held in the
town hall Tuesday by number of
the young folks Of the town and COM
munlty.
Charles Lickhder has entered the
employ of w. P. Licklider, and has
began his duties as clerk in the lat
teri store.
The regular April term of the
Berkeley Circuit Court began in Mar
tinsburg on Tuesday, Judge Faulkner
on the bench.
Mr.. Henry G. Tabler and Miss Cora
May Striue, both of Martin5burg, were
married in Hagerst5wn Tuesday by
Rev. j. w. OFT.
@. II. Mofett, assistant agent Of the
N. &. W. Railway, has moved with
his family into part of Mrs. McChsn's
house on Main Street.
The ladies of the Episcopal Church
will hold pink tea at the rectory
this Thursday evening from to 10
o'clock. All are invited.
Remnants Pharmacy have about
1900 assorted comic and fancy post
cards that they are selling at lc each.
These are good values, but must 60.
Mrs. Mary McAnly has had neat
iron fence erected along the front Of
her property on Duke street, adding
much to the appearance Of her home.
The Confederate veterans are re-
quested to meet on Saturday of this
week at go o'clock at q. NJ. Loynss
shop, to make arrangements for me-
moral day.
Mr.. Henry T. Horner and Miss
VERNE O. Harrison, two popular
young residents of Martinsburg, elop-
ed to Hagerstown on Monday and
were married.
Mr.. JUNE Campbell and Miss FL
la Butts, both ofSnepherdstown, were
married last Saturday at the Lutheran
parsonage in this place by Rev. Il. @.
Haithcox. d. ID.
The clearinghouse of Mrs. Kate
Thompson, along the B. Il. o. Rail-
road near Vanclevesville, was entire.
ly destroyed by fire, with all its con.
tents, last week.
Rev. Andrew G. Grinnan, rector
of the Episcopal churches at Berkeley
Springs and Hedgesville, has accepted
a call from an Episcopal church in
Uniontown, Ala.
Aunt" Hester Bowman, one of the
towns oldest colored women, celsbrat-
ed her SD birthday last week. Her
friends remembered her by giving her
a donation of many useful articles.
There has been quite a number of
conversions in the colorsd Southern
Methodist Church here as a result of
the revival conducted by Rev. G. @.
Young and Evangelist O. l. Withrow.
The Model Bakery caught fire this
morning about half-psst 9 o'clock and
an alarm was sounded by the FIRE bell.
The blaze was extinguished by men
with buckets and the damage was very
slight.
DR.. J. B. Chamberlain, oculist, of
Martlnsburg, will be at the Entler
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