Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1890-10-31
BRIEFS.
4 next Tuesday.


Wild ducks are on the Potomac
river.
A cvclorama of the battlefield Of
Antietam is being painted.
Rabbits are very plentiful, and the
local market is well supplied.
Don't forget the dates for Mrs. Jar
ley's Wax Works-November 18th and
Sth.
County Court meets next Monday.
Circuit Court convenes November
18th.
Tonight is All Hallow Fen. Watch
ont for the boys and other cabbage
heads.
Let everybody turn out and give
Senator Faulkner a rousing reception
tonight.
Mr.. Frank Getzendanner is having
AL artesian well bored at his creamery
at Kearneysville.
Next Friday, November 9TH, is Ar
bor Day in West Virginia. Let it be
generally observed.
Nv the time another issue of the
REGISTER is made the tale of the
elections will be told.
The first of November large num-
Der Of subscriptions to the REGISTER
are due. Don't forget it.
Shepherdstown' boom is progress
inc. We hope to have some interest
ing news about it next week.
Berryville is going to have boom,
TOO. and large amount of stock has
lust been successfully floated.
We will trade potatoes for tar rope,
OYSTER boots, oil-grain boots, corn bas-
kets. coal hods, sc. w. p. Licklider.
Flower pots, whitewash brushes,
ladies' fine shoes, gum boots, shoes,
raisins, cocoa, &C., at w. p. Lickli-
der's.
Vinton, one of Mr.. F. j. Mauning's
thoroughbred racers, had his leg
broken at the Hagerstown fair last
week.
When you need shoes, boots, rub.
beers, gloves, call and buy Of w. p
Licklider, who sells cheap for cash or
trade.
You can shoot cartridges to-mor-
row and up until December 10Th.
But do not go on the land that is
posted.
Hon. Ben. Terrilli the National
Lecturer of the Farmers Alliance,
will lecture at Martinsburg Novem-
Der 10th.
The town clock doesn't strike the
hours until the hands point to eight
minutes after the time. Why not
have it right?
Mrs. Fred Baker was found dead in
bed at her home in Martinsburg Tues
day morning. 1t is supposed she died
OF heart disease.
The REGISTER will be sent to new
subscribers from now until January l,
1892. for two dollars cash. Now is the
tine to subscribe.
". p. Licklider has fresh cakes and
crackers. Good lard, breakfast ba-
con, sweet potatoes, cheese and full
stock Of groceries.
Mr. Charles Fridinger, a we'll
known citizen of Hagerstown, COM
mitted suicide on Wednesday by cut
ting his throat with a razor.
Another invoice of china, glass,
lamps, lanterns, shades, tumblers,
goblets and fancy articles to arrive
this week at w. p. Licklider's.
4 pestle foot IN length and sup
posed TO be a relic of the Delaware
tribe of Indians, was ploughed up by
Mr.. Melvin Reel, of Sharpsburg, a
few days ago.
You will save money by dealing
with Myer Palmbaum & Bro, Charles
town. They keep fine goods and are
selling at bargain prices. Next to
Watson House.
Our esteemed and enterprising con-
temporary, the Martinsburg Statesman,
is having such boom in its business
that it has been obliged to enlarge to
SIX page paper.
Mr.. Jacob Powlus, chief judge OF
the Washington County Orphans
Court, died at his home, in Hagers-
town, on Saturday evening, at the
age Of sixty-three.
NJ. S. Hiteshew offers bargains in
dry goods, notions, shoes, millinery,
etc. Give him a call and lay in your
supplies early. Read the new adver-
tisement this week.
Try the Purity" brand of flour.
Makes more bread to the barrel. Is
sweeter and healthier than flour made
III the ordinary way. Eat ye that
which is good" For sale by w. +.
Licklider.
a Williamsport boy is reported as
having sat beside his girl for just one
hour the other night, and during that
time kissed her ninety-si1 times out
OF possible hundred. The other
four times she got in a hurry and
kissed him.
Have your job printing done at the
REGISTER Office and patronize home
Industry. Our merchants do not
have any customers in the eastern
eities-why should they go there to
spend their money for things they
can get inst as we'll at home ?