Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-12-21
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Soon be time to make new resoiu-
tions.
Eggs have been selling at % cents a
dozen.
Now is a good time TO subscribe for
the REGISTER.
Poultry of all kinds and pork wanted
byJ. n. Trussell.
Oh, those beautiful Lampsa and Coral
Vases. at Lickliders.
There will be lots of pretty girls at
the Bazaar during the Holidays.
If YOU want valuable and handsome
prizes, call at r. NJ. Billmyers store.
\ good sleishing snow for Christ
mas would be very much appreciated.
When you have anything to say
about a donkey, don't say it behind
him.
Full line of plain and French can
dies mixtures, candy toys, &C. at
Trussells.
Re sure to attend the Bazaar during
the Holidays. 1t will be pleasant
place 10 visit
Interesting Christmas reading will
be found on the outside pages of the
REGISTER this week.
Licklider has Citron, Raisins, Cur
rants, Figs. Dates, Oranges, Cocoa
nuts Cranberries, &c.
Mr.. j. VI. Hartman, of Dufiields,
killed pretty nice porker last week.
II weighed 42S pounds.
Cheap boots and shoes at h. NJ. Bill
MYERS. Also full line of gum boots
and shoes at low figures
The verdict is that Licklider has the
finest display of Xmas goods ever
brought 10 Shepherdstown.
Supper and oysters will be served
every evening during the continuance
,fthe Bazaar at Firemen's Hall.
Candies. fruits and nuts of all kinds
AFR. NJ. Bilmyer's. Try his l2!-cent
candy, which is selling rapidly.
There will be al parade of the
..SwampoOdlers" in Charlestown on
Christmas morning at o'clock.
We understand that the sale of the
Shepherd Farm, to Mr.. William Wick
ers. has been confirmed by the Circuit
Court.
Fresh Groceries, Sweet Marjoram,
Coriander, Pepper, Table Oilcloths,
Gum Shoes and Boots, at w. p. Lick
liders.
Some nice and cheap goods at Nc
Murran drug store. Before you buy,
look at them. Read advertisement
this week.
The canal was frozen over last week,
and navigation was rather difficult.
The water is now being drawn from
the canal.
We understand that one of our
Young friends near Unionvills recently
went TO Wheatland to learn the mill
ins business.
You can get fourteen two-cent
postage stamps for three cents and
quarter at the ShepherdstOwn post
Office this week.
Raisins citron, currants, dates, figs,
prunes. cocOanuts, almonds, English
walnuts, cream nuts, pecans, tilberts
&c. at Trussells.
Tramps are becoming very nuner-
Gus. and the Shepherdstown Jail is
opened for their entertainment very
frequently of late.
We take pleasure in adding TO our
exchange list the Frederick Daily
Times 1t is a remarkably newsy and
enterprising paper.
Groceries. provisions, candies, dried
fruits. canned goods, Riverton flour,
glassware. queensware, notions, &c,
at X. NJ. Billmyer's.
Rain fell steadily all day last Mon
day. and far into the night, and then
a strong gale of wind came along and
blew the clouds away.
Work is somewhat slack in the rail
road shops at Roanoke, and several
persons employed there from this place
are home on furlough.
IA 6 th.e al In q
organized permanent club, with Mr..
John II. Colston as president and
full complement of other officers.
The SPIRIT says that Mr.. Samuel
Baugher has sold his nice little farm
Of about 30 acres, near Charlestown,
10 Mr. John T. Colston, for $4,000.
1t is said that the Western Mary
land Railroad will establish sum
mer resort for colored people between
Pen-Mar and Blue Ridge Summit.
Rev. ]. 5. Gibson, of the Episcopal
Church at Bunker Hill, has resigned
from that pastorate, and will devote
his whole attention to Nelson parish.
The ladies of Unionville will hold
an oyster supper at that place, com
mencing on Tuesday and continuing
the balance of the week. All are in
vited
Fancy Cakes. Crackers, Mincemeat,
Apples. Seedless Raisins, Evaporated
Peaches. Naccaroni. EVapOrated
Peaches and Canned Goods, at Lick
liders.
Persons who desire the news from
the State capital this winter should
read the notice of the Charleston Star
in another column. The Star shines
brightly.