Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1910-04-07
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quire as to price and terms.
The pupils of the music department OF
Shepherd College, in charge of Miss
Blanche Barnes, will give recital in the
auditorium Friday evening of this week
at s O'Clock. Admission free. and the
public are invited.
We publish in the Register this week
the financial statement of the corporation
of Shepherdstown for the yeariust ended.
Every taxpayer ought to read this state
ment, so that he may see just how our
money is expended.
VIM. B. Rutherford has begun the
erection of a new clearinghouse on
Prospect Avenue on lot he recently
purchased from Mrs. Carrie Triplett. He
paid 1925 for the lot, and will put up a
comfortable home for himself.
Mr.. Frederick Shipley, of Shepherds
town, and Miss Grace Hull, of Charles
Town, were married in Charles Town
last Sunday by Rev. J. T. Williams.
They will reside in Shepherdstown, in
the Hodges house on Princess street, va
Gated by ]. c. Fultz.
The town authorities have been doing
good work this week cleaning the dirt
from the streets. We do not recall a
season when our streets were kept as
clean as during the past winter, and we
are glad to see the same policy continued
The people will approve of any measures
to keep our town clean and attractive.
Our good friend VIM. H. Johnson, OF
McMechen, w. Va, in renewing his sub
scription, writes us as follows: 81 en-
close dollar that has been we'll fumiga-
ted, so you need not be afraid to handle
it. We are always glad to see the Reg
lister and find out what is going on in
Shepherdstown and the surrounding
country"
S. F. Lemen, who has for several years
conducted the meat business in the Bill
myer building, corner of German and
Church streets, has moved into the room
in the Entler building next to Joseph l..
CookuS'S place, on German street.
Charles Waldeck has moved his clothes
pressing establishment into the room
formerly occupied by @. ]. Burner, the
ieweler.
Now that the moving season is about
over, and families are settled in their
new homes, it's a good time to subscribe
for the Register Don't borrow your
neighbours paper. Your neighbor doesn't
like it, for we are often told so. 1t only
costs dollar year to get the Register
it's almost as cheap as borrowing it--and
you will feel a lot better if you have your
own copy. Send us dollar and we will
do the rest.
Census Supervisor Geo H. Child has
appointed the following enumerators to
take the census for Jefferson county:
BENZ. R. Shugert and c. ]. Cullers,
Charles Town; Oscar c. Virts, Shenan-
doah Junction; H. S. Koonce, Halltown;
Wilbur S. Winters, Harper'sFerry; c. D..
Johnson, Kabletown; Henry w. Whiting,
Summit Point; George S. Ware, Kearneys-
vile; Milton F. Miller, Middleway; Joseph
Walper and Harris Hiedwohl, Shepherds
town.
Especial attention is called to the new
advertisement of T. B. Line, the clothing
merchant, in this issue of the Register.
Mr.. Line has gotten in very attractive
stock of clothing, hats and furnishings
for the spring season, and he can supply
all reasonable needs in this line. Call
and examine the handsome suits he has
displayed, and you will find that there is
no necessity for going away from Shep-
herdstown to buy your spring outfit
An interesting case was tried before
Magistrate Rentch on Tuesday, Ashton
E. Boswell having brought suit against
Mrs. lanes P. Wintermoyer to compel
them to yacate his house, in which they
have lived for some years. q. M. Beltz-
hoover represented Mr.. Boswell and F.
L. Bushong the defendants. Magistrate
Rentch decided in favor of the plaintiff,
whereupon the defendants announced
that they would appeal to the circuit
court.
The 30 days sale that Jones & Jolliffe
have been making in the Wintermoyer
store room will continue 80 days longer.
This firm has bought quite large stock
of dry goods, shoes, notions, etc., in a
city of Maryland, and have shipped it to
Shepherdstown. The same discounts
will be given. Those who bought during
the past 30 days know they bought bar
gains. Those who will visit this store
during the next 30 days will get just as
good bargains.
The memorial exercises in connection
with the placing ofthe granite monuments
at the graves of General Darke and his
son in the old burying-ground near Shen-
andoah Junction take place today under
the auspices of theP Order Sons OF
Americai Dinner will be served at the
Junction at IL o'clock, and at 2 O'Clock
the procession will leave the hall for the
graveyard, where appropriate exercise