Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1890-12-26
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reader.
If you want to enjoy yo"r'e" - -
the bazar. ~
merry Christmas and a happy
New Year.
1fvou want silver spoons or pocket
rnives call at Lickliders'
Santa Claus is the most popular
FLOW in the country just now
II is more blessed 70 give than 10
reOeive-but it's nice to receive 'oo'
sometimes.
II has transpired that the oil ex-
o;tement at Moler's was simply a
practical joke.
John Houpt killed two hogs in
Boonsboro that weighed respectively
$50 and Sal pounds.
Turkeys have been very high this
week-sening for II and II cents a
pound live weight.
Tive ice manufacturers still have
things their own way. But we still
have faith in Providence.
The engineers in charge OF the ca
mai work at Dam No. 4 have their
HEADQUARTERS in Shepherdstown.
The Harpers Ferry Sentinel spread
.tself last week by issuing most cred
liable Christmas edition of ten pages.
Reautify your homes by going to
w. p. Licklider's and purchasing a
lamp. a pair OF vases, beautiful china
or glass.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs \. b. Bush, n
daughter. Also TO Mr.. and Mrs. Sum
mers Hunter, Of Savannah, Mo, a
daughter.
When you want oranges, lemons,
figs, apples, nuts, raisins, cranberries,
chocolate, puddine, cocoanuts, call at
Lcklider's.
d. 5 Hartle, of Hagerstown, had
three turkeys that weighed III
pounds One weighed Al pounds, one
IS and the other 80.
Ii is said that So men are at work
repairing the canal near Williams
port This number will be largely in
creased next month.
Clifton Wintermoyer found a fine
Kid glove on the College pavement
the other day The owner can have
it by applying to him.
There will be meeting of the Mo
ler's Sub-Alliance Saturday afternoon
at half-past one o'clock at their hall
All members should attend.
y good supper or an excellent plate
Of oysters may be obtained at the
bazar in the Moulder building-and
pretty girls to wait on you.
The Supreme Court of Appeals has
adjourned till the first day of the next
regular term, which begins on the
second Wednesday in January.
You can get decorated dinner set
100 pieces, for 5000; hanging lamp
S2OG; toilet sets and mantel sets.
Chamber sets, S95O, at w. P. Lickli
der's.
Rev. Charles Ghiselin, of ,the Pres
byterian Church, was pounded by
his congregation last week He got
a fine supply OF good things OF every
sort
Miss Ellen Welshans has just haC
a new stable built to replace the one
recently destroyed by fire. Messr.
William Sheetz and Newton Walters
did the work.
Mr.. Geo. II. Ramsburg has made
arrangements to go with Auctioneel
J. w. Dodd as clerk at public sales
this season. These two make {
mighty good team.
Make some of your friends or rela
tives happy by giving them as {
Christmas present years subscrip
ton to the REGISTER They'll think
OF you every week, then.
The Wheeling haelHgencer is one Of
the very newsiest of our inland news
papers, and especially tells all that i:
going on in our own State. Read it
prospectus in another column.
w p. Licklider returns his thank:
TO all his friends and customers who
have so literally patronized him dur
ing the year, and wishes all a Merry
Xmas and Prosperous New Year.
Mr.. Taylor Powell the other day
killed three hogs that he had raised
for Mr.. f. l. Lee that were pretty
good ones. The heaviest weighed
433, and the other two 800 and 3SS.
There will be meeting of the stock
holders of the Antietam Manufactur-
ing and Land Improvement Compa-
ny at Shenandoah Junction on Jan
uary list Tor the purpose of electinG
directors.
Snake story from Sharpsburg:
Jacob Marker and John McGraw
killed seventy-one garter snakes near
Bloody Lane, along the Keedysville
pike, a few days ago. They dug
them up.
The store of Mr.. VIM b. Reed. at
Harper's Ferry, was damaged by fire
on Monday morning of last week.
Building owned by Mrs Bridget Boer-
ly. and insured with Washington &
Alexander. No insurance on stock.
Lemen Bros, of Martinsburg, have
brought suit against the Cumberland
Valley Railroad Company To recover
the value of two horses which were