Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-12-23
CHRISTMAS Is COMING.

CesEssTM - ls COMING.
Mondsy next brings the long expected
season, aud MI the Young folks are happy
n, anticipation of the numerous anu Va
,ious pres-nts that they are 10 receive.
Our advertising columns will show the
reader where he can find Christmas gifts,
bu. ,t mav not be amiss 10 let our patrons
know what we saw aud learned in stroll
along German Street.
AL the west end, William Weise Is oner-
inc candies. cakes and nuts from one Cent
to twenty-five cents, and opposite the
Episcopal Church is j. w. Shaner, the
sadler, with liue of goods to please the
farmer. At the Bank Corner are Baker
Buhnver. with large stock OF notions,
dress goods, carpets, queehswarP' grocer
les. &C.. Just such store ~ the ladies
like, and diagonaily across the street Is ;.
p. Humrickhouse, with everything IN the
clothing liHe that gentlemen need. ke-
crossing the street YOU come TOD. >. FIem-
iug's. the candy, sewing machine and shoe
store, where are things sweet to tickle the
psla;e and things neat to tit the foot That
runs the "light-running Domrstic. Just
below him is the iuvinCIhle Lloyd Lickll-
der snuyly ensconced in Oak Hall among
boots, shoes, hats, caps, notions anu
BIBLES. Next comes u. T. Licklider, the
grocer, Queensware, boot ana shoe' ana
general merchandise man, with window
full of notions, &C., 9ud next 10 him 10
CHARLES Miller. the sallller, with anything
Won want i'm his line. and then comes a.
W. Osbourn, better known rs "Iud,
with candy. oysters aud beeisteak TO sat
isfy the appetite OF the hungry. This
brings us TO J. l.. Richards store, the Ia
dies emporium, where are found the latest
STYLES aud fashions in dress goods, Oonhets
and everything the ladies need: crossing
the street we find jos. NJ. Sronebraker
ready with fry or stew and tiptop celery,
and if YOU desire something sweet, next
door below is George Adams, full OF SMILES
amidst the sweetness that surround MN,
ready 70 furnish YOU with candies, nuts,
lTnlts, nc. FS-u-LN W NihA - - 'Ai'''''
Adams. second Kris Kingle, with waS-
ons, sleLs. noisy dolls, dancing monkeys,
candies, &c, and diagOnally across the
street from him is ID. l.. Rcntch's "turi-
osity SHOP" filled with books, pictures,
TOYS, fancy articles, &c, and next door Is
II. {. Marten, the energetic timer ana
hardware dealer, with everything in that
line Won can think of. At Mouller' : Cor
ner is W. T, J.cmcn, who has dry goods,
notions, boots, groceries, and Il general
stock of goods; 'cat-a-cornered" from
him is Jacob WinIermOyrr, the boss cloth
ing mar, ever ready to sell yOu suit and
make nice fit. On the opposite side, III
the middle of the square, j d. l.. " ell
shans, the live merchant, whose lastly
trimmed show windows attract every
rasser-by, and whose stock Of dress goods
and notions is the admiration Of the ladies.
Next to him is J. Gregg Gibson, the drug
Sist, with many things in the notion line
suitable for the Holidays, and next 10 him
III. c. Entler d Co. will give bargains in
their closing out sales of clothing. Oppo-
site them is J G.. UnSeld, the fruit and
candy man, with dogs, wagons and other
things to please tie children. Next TO
him is II. VI. LOynS, with saddles, harness,
sleigh bells. blankets, &c, and next to him
is ID. A. Hill, dealer in dry goods, notions,
Sc. AT the Entler corner, across the
II n & No Nnrrun IN
gisis, with a large stock of stationery,
perfumeries, toilet soaps. and other things
suitable TO the season. Across the street
n, Graves corner is G.. Il. Hodges, with Il
full line of substantial goods, groceries,
&C., and across Princess street from him
is George SHOW, the candy and Ice cream
man. who rivals the curiosity shop,
and opposite to him is j. y. TruSsell, who
can furnish anything in the eating line,
including candies. jeliieS, and knicA-
knacks, and if these will no; do he can
sell Won any piece of furniture you may
need. If you will now retrace your steps
along the south side of German strrety You
will tiud Joseph /, Cookus. the butcher,
ready with fresh meats, and if YOU can
not make bargain with him little fur
Their up, on the run, you will hnd j. W.
d. Frazier, and at the market house Chas.
Walters and several more willing to sell
you anything you want in the meat line
But DO not forget 10 come few steps fur
Their TO the rear building ut MOuIdcr's
corner, and up stairs you will find The
REGISTER OFFICE. and the proprictors
ready to send their paper as Christmas
present 10 any one that you may name
upon the payment of two dollars. Now
make us happy too.
a Million in Et.-llenry shepherd, Of
West Virginia, holding million dollars
of consolidated bombs, sued the city of
New Orleans, and prayed thata nsndamns
be issued to the city TO ut once levy, by
separate and distinct assessment, and
hereafter collect aud apply, under the pro-
ton, Of cnrtinn ~ af No