Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1910-02-03


at w. P. Licklider'S.
Boru to Mr.. and Mrs. w. Glenn Moler,
4 near Zoar, fine son.
A lot OF mems shirts reduced from oO
cents to IS cents, at T. B. Lines.
The Jefferson Circuit Court will COIL
vene in Charles Town next Tuesday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Lowell, al
Waynesboro, Pa, on Tuesday, fine son.
Good heavy shoes that will keep your
feet from the ground, at w. P. Licklider s.
Fifty pairs OF children's and ladies'
shoes, some at half price, all bargains, at
Hodges.
1.-The Register is welcome visitor IN
our home. Mrs. John w. Clipp, ST.,
Charles Town.
Luncheon served at Sunbeam Hall on
Saturday from IL a. m. to 7 p. m. also
soup and oysters.
NY stock will move fast-don't miss
the chance OF your life to buy lewelry.
Burner, the Jeweler.
Twenty three thoroughbred Jersey
cattle will be sold at John H. Lemen'S
sale on February 18th.
For up-to-date cleaning and pressing,
bring your clothes to Charles WaldecK.
All work guaranteed.
Don't miss the great bargains at Burn
er's Jewelry Store. See advertisement
elsewhere in this paper.
Ladies' and gentlemen'S clothes press
ed and cleaned in most satisfactory man
ner. Charles Waldeck.
Harvey H. Hendricks has been appoint
ed administrator OF the estate OF his father,
the late Daniel w. Hendricks.
Mr.. Herbert o. Remsburg and Miss Ma
ry !. Fur were married at Summit Point
January 10Th by Rev. d. A. Beery.
Butter and eggs have taken a tumble
this week. Eggs are down to p cents a
dozen and butter is p cents pound.
Next Tuesday will be Shrove Tuesday
and the next day, Ash "Wednesday, Lent
begins. Easter comes on March 9th.
At John H. Lemen's sale near Scrabble
on February 18th you can have chance
at the finest herd OF Jersey cattle in this
section.
w. c. Locke, who recently sold his
place on Rocky Marsh, west of Shep-
herdstown, has bought the Elias Miller
farm, neaJGerardStown.
The ShepherdStown chapter OF the u.
D. c. will meet Friday afternoon at 2.3O
O'Clock at the home ofMiss Nettie Entler.
A full attendance is desired.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. T. Trunde,
IT,, of Cleveland, Ohio, a five and a-halt-
pound daughter. This will do well
enough for No. /, says grandpa.
Mrs. Octavia L. Jack, OF Winchester, a
former propretreSs of The Jefferson tio-
tel in Charles Town, has brought suit for
divorce from her husband Charles p. Jack.
The Jefferson County Court met in
Charles Town on Monday Commits
Sioner Daniel Heflebower, of Kabletown
district, was elected president for the en-
suing year.
Mason Sites, of Hagerstown, formerly OF
this county, has secured position as man
ager of an 1,S00-acre plantation near
Richmond. Va, at a salary Of $l50amonth
so it is reported.
The public sale of personal property
By Carter & Gordon was not held last
Saturday, as advertised, because OF the
inclement day. The sale was postponed
until Saturday, February 18th.
At John H. Lemen's sale on February
25th there will be sold 3 thoroughbred
Jersey cattle, II horses and colts, 81 sheep
and full line OF up-to-date farming I'M
elements. Remember the date, February
18th.
The Register gives up a good deal OF
its space this week to the advertising OF
public sales in this county and Berkeley.
The farmers recognize the value OF our
paper as an advertising medium, and we
appreciate their liberal patronage
In sending his subscription to the Reg
lister, Homer Ct. Mcdonald, OF Beverly,
w. Va, writes us 1.-The Register is a
welcome visitor every Friday noon. We
are having some winter here - about
twelve inches OF snow, and il is still
coming"
Ginseng seed and roots for sale for
spring planting-30.000 l-year-old roots,
some two and three year-old roots, 30,
900 terminated seed that will grow this
spring, $1,000 seed of 1909 crop. Orders
booked now, delivery in March. r. O.
Miller, ShepherdStown.
The sale of personal property by Isaac
D. VanMetre, near KearneySville, yes
terday, was perhaps the largest ever held
in this section II was attended by great
crowds from this and adjoining States, II
being estimated that from 1900 TO 5000
persons were present. The sale was
cried by the veteran auctioneer, John w.
Dodd, and his assistant, Mr.. Hoffman.
Sandwiches were provided for every
body at the sale, while bountiful turkey
dinner was served to several hundred
specially invited guests. Mr. VanMetrc
sold 300 head Of live Stock-horseS, cat
tie, sheep and hogs-and everything
brought good prices. Horses sold up as
high as S24S. The total proceeds OF the
sale foot up to S, 800 which is quite sat
isfactory TO the owner. Mr.. VanMetre
advertised the sale very literally, spend
ing several hundred dollars for this pur-