Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1913-03-27
BRIEFS.

Barbara Fritchie hams at Reiuhart Bros
Rexall Remedies at Owens & Miller's.
Today the sun rises at 5.54 and sets at
6.lS.
Schraffts chocolate candies at Schop-
pert'S.
Head lettuce and tomatoes at Reinhart
Bros.
Apple butter and iellies at Remnant
Bros.
Onion sets and garden seeds at Rein
hart Bros.
Next Tuesday, April 1st, will be NOV
ing day.
Portland cement and Ivory wall plaster
at Hodges.
EKingan's 'Reliable" brand Of hams at
SchopDert's.
Apollo asparagus tips 25c per can at
Reinhar Bros.
Figs, prunes, peaches and apricotS at
Remnant Bros.
Wheat is quoted at $l.04 buShel and
corn at 80 cents.
6 Butter is Is cents pound and eggs are
10 cents dozen.
Schoppert.haS all kinds OF canned veg
etableS and fruits.
Conkey'S poultry remedies OF all kinds
al Reinhart Bros.
Hawaiian pineapple, large cans 25c,
at Reinhart Bros.
Seeds, Burpee's and Bolgiano's, at
Owens & Miler's.
Oranges, lemons, grape fruit and ba-
nanas at Schoppert'S.
Rubber rootingS, all grades, on hand at
Hodges lumber yard.
Your lumber wants can be supplied at
Hodges lumber yard.
Conkey's lice powder and head ONT
ment at Reinhart Bros.
Seed oats, potatoes and spring phoS-
plate al Hodges elevators.
On and after April lst we will sell milk |
al cents per quart. Lemen Bros.
Single-comb Rhode Island Red eggs
Tor sale, $1.00 per Is. r, P. Shaffer.
Try Mrs. Williams brand OF Quaker |
City pure fruit preserves-sold by Schop-
pert.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Harry ]. E.
Thomas at Sharpsburg, Md, on March |
24th, a son.
Mothers, Knox's, Cox's, Plymouth |
Rock, Nelson's and Beechnut Gelatine at
Reinhart Bros.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin S. Jarrett, |
OF Wild Goose Farm, on March 10th in
New York, a fine son.
Sixty copies OF my booklet, "HintS,
Helps, etc., for Teachers, former price
2Jc, now 2Oc. F. A. Byerly.
The big sale OF the hotel and livery |
ou;nt OF the Entler Hotel will be held in
ShepherdStown on Friday of this week.
Alter April LIST will close the rest OF
NY stock out at nights from go 10 go
p m. at my old stand. X. Ii. NJ. Bill
nyer
ne retiring town authorities did agood |
work before going out OF office by having |
Nam street nicely cleaned OF the winters |
rubbish.
Subscribers to the Register who will |
change their residence this spring will |
please promptly notify us OF their new
poStoifice address.
The stone walls of the old Renner niiii,
landmark in the southern part OF The
county, are being torn down and will be
crushed for road material.
Mrs. John NJ. Smurr, OF independence,
Mo, was attacked by burglar in her
home IN that place the other night. He |
struck her in the face and broke her
nose.
The spring term of Shepherd College |
began OH Tuesday. A number OF new |
students were enrolled and it is expected |
that a good many more will come in next
week.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rouzee, OF
Washington, a son; to Mr.. and Mrs.
Vaughn. Link, OF this county, a son; to
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cook, of this vicini- |
ty, son.
My stock OF merchandise will be on
sale each night during the week after
April LIST, from go TO go, at my old
stand next to the Farmers Bank. K. II.
NJ Billmyer.
The ladies of the Reformed Church will
hold an all-day exchange sale and bazaar
on Saturday, March 10Th, IN the room
formerly occupied by H. M. Shell on
Main street.
Last two weeks TO order for spring
planting fruit trees, shrubs, raSpberleS,
currantS, roses, etc.-Starke'S best. +.
D. Bowly, representative, Shepherds
town, w. Va.
H. M Shell has moved his barber-Shop
into the new building he erected on the
Sheetz LOT on King street. H. A. Ten
nant will occupy the place he left with
his Saddler's shop.
Owens & Miller, in backing up Stag
paint, also the barn, fence and roof paint,
guarantee ii TO do as they recommend, or
your money back. NJ other paint goes
so far as to covering the number OF square
feet as the Stag Brand.
Water will be turned into the CheSa-
peake & Ohio canal Friday OF this week,
and the loading of boats will begin at
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