Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-11-29
Briefs.
Rain. rain, blow away.

Tuesday night
y Rentch has material for max
ingpaper flowers.
We will have several weddings to re-
cord in couple of weeks.
Mr. William Weise's old gray horse
died the first of the week.
Large stock of boots, shoes and gum
,oo5s at low prices at Hodges.
Tb,re is an interesting Thanksgiv
IN, story on the first page. Read it.
The best companions for the fire
,ide-a good wife and the REGISTER.
The Lutheran Sunday School of
This place has just bought a new Ii
brary.
state Superintendent of Schools b.
$ Morgan is the happy father of
fine boy.
Send along the weights of your big
bocs-but don't send any pudding
and sausage.
New moon last Friday. But a
GLIMPSE of ii could only be caught on
one evening.
Judge T. c. Green, of the Supreme
Court of Appeals, is sick at his home
in Charlestown.
Go to R. NJ. Billmyer for your boots
and shoes and gum goods. Mems
boots are a speciality.
Butchering time has come. and
many fat porkers have been made up
into sausage this week.
Pure buckwheat flour, New Orleans
syrup. maccaroni, cheese, Bedington
roller flour, at w. p Licklider's.
Speaking about soap and perfume
~. YOU want to read J. ID. Billmyer's
advertisement in another column.
While coffee is high, use tea. W. p.
Licklider has gotten in four chests.
to sell from 80 to 50 cents per pound.
Rev. f. ii. Jones, of Sharpsburg, will
fill the pulpit of the Lutheran Church
in Shepherdstown on Sunday morn
ing
The last and only mortgage against
the Hagerstown Fair Association, for
the sum of $1,000, was cancelled last
week
The days are rapidly drawing to
treir shortest span, and the evenings
being long, afford a good time for
study.
Mr.. Dennis Mcmahon, a former
resident of Charlestown, died in Au-
gusta county, Va, last week, aged
90 years.
Bargains i'll glassware and fancy
ware-before going to Baltimore to
buy Christmas goods, call on w. L.
Licklider.
An unusually large and varied stock
Of notions at Il. NJ. Billmyer's. Also
full sock of fresh groceries, pro-
visions, etc.
Mr.. George w. Myers, a Martins
burg dealer in dry goods and notions,
has made all assignment for the bene-
fit of his creditors.
Mr. Frank Dennis has leased the
SOuthwoOd Spring, near kearneys-
vile, and will utilize it in the cultiva'
ton of water cress.
Beans, hominy, rolled oats . cents
per pound, cracker meal, onions,
apples, lemons at 20 cents per dozen,
at W. p Licklider's.
Our stores are already filling up
with very attractive Christmas goods,
which show that Shepherdstown is
good place to buy.
Rev. S. w. Owen last Sunday cele-
brated the twentieth anniversary OF
his paStorate of st. Johns Lutheran
Church in Haserstown.
This is the day set for the butcher
lng Of Tom Leggett's hog. There
We're nine butchers on the ground
when we went to press.
We are indebted to Mr.. VIM. ii.
ByerS, of kentucky, and Mr.. Il. ID.
herIoot, of Pennsylvania, for copies
OF papers recently sent us.
The family of Mr.. Harry Bloom, OF
Hagerstown, narrowly escaped death
by suifocation from coal gas from
stove one night last week.
Don't forget to call on us when III
need of boots and shoes, gum boots
and shoes, tar rope, corn baskets,
axes, etc. w. p. Licklider.
The town clock is radically wrong
both as to the time it keeps and the
way it strikes. 1t has been a quarter
oi an hour too fast all week.
Grecian headbands, which were
fashionable five and twenty years ago.
nave been revived in gold, silver,
amber and tortoise shell.
The county roads have been in a
terrible condition the past couple OF
weeks. 1t is said that the Martins
ourg road has been almost impossible.
line lot of Seth Thomas Clocks,
Tie best made, all in good order and
nicely regulated, at prices to suit all.
Every clock guaranteed for two years
AT l.ewis's.
rure mountain buckwheat, hominy,
"O@'iieal, citron, raisins, currants, n.
molasses, Riverton roller flour,
harrisburg bacon, etc, at r. NJ.
''lllnyer's cheap store.
Ion forget that John d. Staley is
sse'.lhg his Best Family Flour for