Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1890-11-21
BRIEFS.

choice new crop N o. syrup at
Hodges.
Chsspest boots and shoes in town
at Hodges.
The Circuit Court is in session at
CharleStown.
Tbare have been some pretty lively
gales this week.
Even the moon was illuminated on
Tuesday night.
Try the REGISTER for year. You
will not regret it.
The Democratic Club ought to be
kept up right straight along.
new postoffice has been estab-
ushed at Bakerton, this county.
Mr. George Swain, a resident of
Sbarpsburg, has been paralyzed.
Little Joe Welshans is recovering
from his severe attack of pneumonia.
Christmas comes on Thursday this
vs,r-and it is less that six weeks
of
Next Thursday is Thanksgiving
nov Be sure and remember the
poor.
The fat porkers are now the objects
of Great attention on the part of the
hog committee.
Our friend f. o. Mckee has had
Good luck too. But the boy only
weighs 10! pounds.
fine lot of fresh candies just re-
c-ived at r. NJ. Billmyers. Also
crackers and cakes.
See that your chimneys are in good
order before the winter winds and
hi. fires create danger.
II is said that there is great deal
Of unlawful gigging for bass going on
in the Shenandoah river.
To any one who will subscribe for
the REGISTER now the paper will be
sent free until the first of January.
Messrs. J. J. w. Johnson and Will
liam Cookus boast of a new porch at
the double house occupied by them.
There was another Democratic icto-
" in the editors household this week.
The new voter is an eleven-pounder.
j. n. Billmyer has bought his Christ
mas goods, and will have his grand
opening the first week in December.
Lewis Hines, a former resident OF
Sharpsburg, was killed in a railroad
accident near Germantown, Md, last
week.
The Adams Express Company has
determined TO handle no business for
the lottery companies. The lotteries
must go.
There was a decided change OF
temperature on Wednesday, and al
this writing the weather is cool and
bracing.
The Martinsburg people are having
all exciting time over the selection OF
a site for the new government post
Office building.
All the spices and seasonings you
will need for butchering can be had
at R. .:Billmyer's. A fine supply OF
pickles on hand.
We are glad to note change In
the luck Of the editor of the Charles
town Adrocate. He won rifle that
was CHANGED off last week.
Berryville is to be supplied with
waterworks. The water will be
brought from springs in the Blue
Ridge mountain by means OF pipes.
The Sharpsburg Democrats made
their arrangements for Notification
Thursday night of this week. Shep'
herdstown was invited to participate.
Several persons who were at both
celebrations said that the Shepherds
town parade and the illuminationS
We're fully equal to Hagerstown's last
week.
The best roller flour, fresh grocer
les of all kinds, canned goods, the
celebrated Harrisburg bacon, can
dies, provisions, notions, etc, at K
NJ Billmyer's.
There are 81 persons in Jefferson
county who draw government pen
sionS In Berkeley county there are
O. pensioners. In the entire State
there are 1907.
w. p. Licklider's store is full uI
with a fine line of fresh and seasonal
bic new goods for the table and house
hold use. His advertisement will tel
you what he has to sell.
The Charlestown SPIRIT says that
Contractor j. G.. Holmes has begun
the erection of handsome dwelling
house, with modern Improvements
for Circuit Clerk Il. w. Latimer.
The Catholic congregation of Shep
herdstown will hold festival in thi'
place on the evenings of November
9th, 2Sth and goth. The proceeds are
TO be used in paying off the debt ON the
new chapel.
K. NJ. Billmyer has large stock o.
boots and shoes suitable for the sea
son. He makes a speciality of gun
boots and can give you satisfactory
goods and right prices. Also rubber
Shoes all sizes.
Pure mountain buckwheat, ne"
crop New Orleans molasses, raisins
citron, currants, almonds, cocoanuts
apples, lemons, cracker meal, choco
lates, gelatine, and all seasonablt