Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-12-19


has n fine stock Of stoves, tinwarc, sheet
iron ware, &C., which he sells very cheap.
TgussELL & HISS,
on Harris corner, have nuts, candies,
nic-nacs, notions, fruits and many other
good things. Just across the street is
GEORGE W. SHOW,
who has four-horsc wagon load Of toys
anu all sorts Of goodies. On the opposite
corner is the busy man,
G. L. HODGES,
who has the substantial things in the
Christina, line. Next We come TO
BAKER & McMURRAN,
the pharmacists, on Enters corner, VINO
have added to their big stock of stationery
and notions many nice things suitable to
the season. Near them, in the stone
store, is
ID. 4. HILL,
dealer in dry goods, who has many pretty
thing. in his line that will please the
children and do the old folks good. Near
him is the little fat man,
ii. NJ. LOWS.
who makes harness and saddles and sells
the merry, jingl;ng bells and warm sleigh
blankets. Speaking of harness, reminds
us that
E.T. LICKLIDER AND J. W. SHANER
keep large stock and can furnish any
thing in their line.
Il. e.. GREENWOOD,
the candy man, who keeps all sorts OF mu-
steal instruments and attracts many young
people to his soirees. Now We come to the
curiosity shop kept by
ID. l.. RESTCH,
on the southeast corner of College Square,
where you can find anything you want,
from 4 pen TO a steam engine, and "other
things too tedious to mention" Crossing
the street we come TO
S.P. HUMRICKHOUSE Il Son,
the tailors and clOthicrs, who can furnish
men and boys with anything in that line.
Next to him is
DIR. J. G.. GIBSON,
the druggist, who has besides drugs, can
cics, notions and other things in his line.
Close 10 him We find the jewellers,
HAM Il VIASDs,
who can supply you with anything you
may want in their line. Now comes the
man that keeps ladies fine goods,
J. +. WELsHASs,
who has many handsome goods suitable
for ladies. On the southwest corner OF
College Square is
JACOB WINTERMofER,
the "boss clothing man" who Will nj
Won in Il trice with a cheap, nice-fitting
suit. On the opposite corner, across the
street, Is
WM. L. LEMEN,
who keeps so many kinds OF goods that
VIC can't name them. You can get any
thing YOU want there. Next to him is
the tin aud stove man,
III. G.. MARTEN,
who can furnish you anything from
spoon 10 Il W -
r. Z. HISS,
who has large stock OF furniture, en-
bracing everything from cradle 10
handsome parlor set. Next comes
NJ. B. BAKER,
who is always open to bargains, and keeps
nice stock of ladies' goods and general
merchandise. In Rightstine'S building
J.. &. LITTLE
keeps q nice stock OF groceries and canned
goods. Across the street are
GEORGE AND WILLIAM ADAMS.
The first has candies, nuts AM cakes, and
the other, besides large stock of these,
represents cold Kris-Kinglc, with his
stock Of toys. Next is
j. l.. RICHARD l. Son,
who offer large stock of ladies' fine
good ant. notions. Not far off are
PESpLEroN & LICKLIpER,
who have many nice things suitable for
the season. Close ~ them is
OAK HALL,
kept by Lloyd Licklider, who keeps boots
and shoes, clothing, 81.
Jos. :. FLEMING
comes next, and he has candies, nuts, and
other nice things. On the bank corner is
WM. Ii. BILLMYER,
who has large stock of general mer-
chandise. On "Tater Hill you will find
WILLIAM WEIsE,
who is very accommodating, and will
furnish you anything in his line. Near
the posoilice is
Mis-. w. d. BENNETT,
who keeps nice stock OF useful things.
Miss VIRGINIA MCGLINCY
has openrd Il new store in Stonebraker's
building, where you will find nice line
Of queensware.
If YOU want beef and suct for mince
pies, or nice steak, you will ind what
you want by calling OH Joseph l.. Cookus,
Charles Walters, J. W. b. Frazier or L..
c. Little.
George Show, Joseph Stonebraker, Geo.
and William Adams, and VIM. Osbourn,
will furnish you oysters in any style you
want.
All these and more you will find in our
advertising columns, which Ito not fail to
read.