Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1890-10-24
BRIEFS.


Tuesday.
The agricultural fairs are over for
this year
christmas is only two months from
tomorrow.
Wanted-New corn in exchange for
goods. J. n. Trussell.
The bad pavements ought to be re-
naired before winter sets in.
We can do the finest sort of print
iuc-and don't you forget it.
few more new subscribers this
week-and yet there is room.
John NJ. Former, a Martinsburg gro
Ger. has made an assignment.
Mr.. Walter Negley, aged 40 years,
died in Hagerstown last Saturday.
II YOU are hunting for bargains,
read j. d. Billnyer's advertisement.
County Court will meet November
Sd and Circuit Court November 18th.
5. b. Sigler, Of Martinsburg, has
been granted a patent for a lifting
jack.
The County Alliance will meet at
Charlestown on Saturday at 10
o'clock.
There's not a great deal of enthusi-
asm over the Republican county
ticket.
There is talk Of starting a daily pa
per in Martinsburg about the first of
the year.
Mr.. Philip Rohrer, a well-known
resident of Boonsboro, died last week,
aged 20 years.
Acorns are unusually plentiful this
fall. This is probably sign of some
thing or other.
Mr.. Charles Broadway Rouss sent
his check for 800 to the Y. NJ. G. A.
OF Winchester.
Full line of domestic dry goods,
.uch as canton flannels and prints,
just received at Hodges.
We will trade potatoes for tar rope,
oyster boots, oil-grain boots, corn has
kets. coal hods, &c. w. p. Licklider
Senator Faulkner will speak in
Shepherdstown next Friday evening.
His speech will be we'll worth hear
ing.
Canada proposes to levy an import
duty against American eggs OF five
cents dozen, as a measure ofretalia-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Marine Il. Krepps
celebrated their golden wedding at
their home in Harper's Ferry last
week
Flower pots, whitewash brushes,
ladies' fine shoes, gum boots, shoes,
raisins, cocoa, &c, at w. p. Lickli-
der'S.
When you need shoes, boots, rub
bers, gloves, call and buy Of w. p
Licklider, who sells cheap for cash or
trade
W. p. Licklider has fresh cakes and
crackers. Good lard, breakfast ba-
con, sweet potatoes, cheese and full
stock of groceries.
Potomac Building Association No.
: will offer for sale several shares OF
stock next Monday evening at 7.3O
o'clock at the REGISTER office.
Another invoice Of china, glass,
lamps, lanterns, shades, tumblers,
goblets and fancy articles to arrive
this week at w. P. Licklider's.
Received this week apple butter,
mince meat, preserves, oyster crack
ers cracker meal, new raisins, cur
rants and citron. J. n. Trussell.
Mr.. David Friese, farmer living
near Winchester, was drugged by
thieves at Hagerstown last week at
the fair, and he came near dying.
1t is said that some of the young
men Of Williamsport find out the
fashion in hosiery by tying a mouse
TO a string where the girls congre-
gate
II you want a good, readable paper
to read during these long winter even
Jugs, subscribe for the REGISTER.
Get your own-don't borrow your
neighbours.
The address issued by the Demo
cratic County Executive Committee
Is a sober and convincing document
that is well worthy the attention of
every voter.
Last Friday Steffey & Findlay, OF
Hagerstown, put in their office a
splendid new safe. Friday night
burglars blew it all to pieces and stole
$40 from it.
The first big turnip of the season
was brought in last Saturday by Mr..
Geo. s. Knott. 1t weighed Al pounds,
and was not yet done growing. Now
trot out your turnips.
Don't fail to examine Hodges big
stock Of boots, shoes and gum goods
before buying. His stock was bought
before the advance in prices, and he
j selling at old prices.
Try the Purely" brand of flour.
Makes more bread TO the barrel. Is
weeter and healthier than flour made
In the ordinary way. Eat We that
which is good" For sale by w. p.
Licklider.
Look at these figures and save your
car fare to Charlestown by calling at
Hagley's Temple of Fashion Mems