Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-11-22
BRIEFS.


Where does all the rain come from,
anyhow.
Solid gold framed spectacles for
$3.50 at Lewis's.
Solid gold framed eyeglasses at
Lewiss for S4.25.
Nickle-plated framed specs for 10
cents at Lewis's.
Remember the poor while you re-
,rrn thanks for your own blessings.
For boots and shoes, ,gum goods,
overalls. notions of all kinds, call at
R. NJ. Billmyers.
Mr.. J. y. Trussell wants lots of
trrkevs. See his advertisement I'm
another column.
We will send the REGISTER to any
address from this time until January
1921. for two dollars.
The farmers, SO far, haven't had
much chance TO get in their corn.
Rain almost every day.
The Sunday Schools of the town
are beginning to practice for their
Christmas entertainments.
This is the season when the loose
bricks makes it very unpleasant for
tbe er-er-limbs Of pedestrians.
Pure buckwheat flour, New Orleans
syrup. maccaroni, cheese, Bedington
roller flour, at w. =. Licklider's.
TO TO w. p. Licklider for mince-
meat. coriander, sweet marjoram,
pepper, salt and butcher knives.
The jefferson Savings Bank will be
closed next Misunderstanding
Dav-that being legal holiday.
While coffee is high, use tea. w. p.
Licklder has gotten in four chests.
to sell from 30 to so cents per pound.
There have been over twenty con-
versions at protracted meeting in
the VI. +. Church South at Charles
town
Mr.. Jacob Baker, of Sharpsburg,
who was so nearly suffocated by coal
gas last week, has almost entirely re-
covered
Bargains i'll glassware and fancy
ware-before going to Baltimore to
buy Christmas goods, call on w. p.
Licklider.
4 colored man named George
Pierce was killed by a train on the
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad at Keller
iast Monday.
Beans, hoininy, rolled oats . cents
per pound, cracker meal, onions,
apples, lemons at 90 cents per dozen,
at w. p. Licklider's.
Mrs. J. l.. Schick, mother of the
wife of Rev. Charles 5. Trump, OF
Martinsburg, died at her home in
gettysburg last week.
There are between sixty and eighty
saloons in Frederick, Md, and the
people of that place are beginning to
agitate for high license.
Don't forget to call on us when in
need of boots and shoes, gum boots
and shoes, tar rope, corn baskets,
axes, etc w. p. Licklider.
Mrs. NJ L. Harrington has boys
caps and round hats at lowest.prices.
Fine assortment of felts and velvets
for ladies' and children. All styles,
cheap.
Rev. G.. h. Page. rector of the Epis'
copal Church in Clear Spring, Wash
ington county, has resigned to accep
a call at Adamstown, in Frederick
county, Md
Go to r. NJ. Billmyer for fresh and
good raiSins, citron, currants, and
other ingredients for Christmas cakes,
including the celebrated Riverton
roller flour.
X. NJ. Billmyer has full stock OF
the best canned goods of every variety.
fresh groceries, provisions, Harris
burg bacon, spices, condiments, can
dies, etc, etc.
Miss Florence f. Smith, of the Har-
pers Ferry neighborhood, last week
eloped with Charles III. Grove, OF
Washington county, Md, and they
We're married at Sharpsburg.
The common housefly, if in good
health, can lay 10000 eggs in sea-
Son, It's "a great pity a housefy can t
be grated on a hen. Well bet the
price of eggs would come down if 1t
could he done.
Policeman James f. Reilly, OF
Washington, was beaten by party
U roughs one night last week, and
uled from the effects a couple of days
thereafter. He was a brother Of
hdltor Reilly, of the Martinsburg
Herald.
Attention is called to the prospec-
'uS OF Lippincott's Monthly Magazine
III another colpmn. This is one OF
Tue Oldest and one of the best of our
american monthlies, and has num-
oer OF special features that make it a
valuable journal.
10. NJ. Hoffman, furniture dealer, is
ee''lhg IN a very handsome lot OF
soods suitable for the holidays, in
,uuihg pictures, easels, brackets,
mars fancy tables, etc. Just drop
4" and take Il look at his collection,
"e'her you want to buy or not.
new }. X. VanHorn desire us to an
'unce that communion services will
S Se held in the NJ E. Church South in
=. pnerdstown on Sunday, the Gath,