Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1891-12-11
The ShenherdsfoWn Stores.

had finer selection of Christmas
goods than they show this year. and
buyers from the town and country
should look well to our home esta b.
lishments before going away to pur-
chase. Those who advertise in the
REGISTER are the following
]. d. Billmyer's store is full of fancy
articles of every description at the
lowest sort of prices-toys, perfum-
cries, books, useful and ornamental
things in china and glass, pictures
ETC., besides complete line Of shoes,
hats, dry goods and groceries.
w. p. Licklider has everything first
class in the way of groceries, provis-
ions. shoes, etc, but just now his
speciality is the most beautiful selec-
tons in fine china and glassware. 1t
is well worth a visit to his store TO see
the great variety of pretty things in
this line-china sets, vases, cups and
saucers, rose jars, cracker jars, dishes,
ornaments, etc.
NJ. S. Hiteshew shows many desir-
able articles in his dry goods depart
luent-goods that appeal to the fem
mime taste and notions that are needed
and appreciated at all times.
H. c. Marten, the stove and tinware
dealer, is more for the practical than
for the beautiful in his goods, but it
is hard matter TO call for anything
in his line that he does not have on
hand. He has some fine lamps, and
there's no question about the beauty
of some of his stoves.
NJ. b. Baker can sell you everything
nice and fresh for your Christmas
baking, all item not 10 be despised.
There are also many desirable things
in his stock of dry goods, notions,
shoes, hats, etc.
Lee & cambridge do not expect to
sell many agricultural implements at
Christmas, but they are agents for
bicycles that are just the things that
reach the hearts of the boys. Or they
can furnish you a buggy or carriage
If you want it,
Miss Ellen Welshans is still at the
Little Store Round the Corner, and
that little store is so full Of nice things
bought especially for the Christmas
season that you'll have to go there
and find out about them yourself
Jacob Wintermoyer, the boss cloth
Ter, has lots Of goods besides clothing.
He keeps tn latest things in neck
ties, collars, cuffs, handkerchiefs,
jewelry and similar notions, and has
many things that will make accepta-
BILE presents.
b. s. Pendleton's store is full up
with the greatest variety Of Christ
mas goods in addition to his regular
stock. He has fine china and glass,
lamps. fancy articles, comfortable
hats, caps, boots and shoes. the best
of groceries, and on candies he can't
be beat.
ID. L. Rentch's store looks like San
ia Claus's misunderstanding
from a penny toy to the most expen-
sive articles. He has toys ofall kinds,
books, dolls, fine dressing cases,
fruits, candies, sgames, stationery, or
naments, wagons, sleds, and little OF
everything to please the children.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Harrington has beau
tiful selection Of fancy articles and
notions ordered especially for the
holiday trade, and will take pleasure
in showing the goods to all custo-
mers.
DR.. Gibson's drug store has many
articles that ought to please the
Christmas buyer-articles that are al
WAYS seasonable and always useful
stationery, cutlery, combs and
brushes, colognes. cigars, etc.
S. p. Humrickhouse Il Son, the
merchant tailors and clothiers, have
many things suitable for presents,
such as umbrellas, canes, neckties,
cuff-buttons, collar buttons, scarf
pins, fine handk erchiefs, satchels, hats,
caps. collars, cuffs, ora suit of clothes.
Mr. McMurran's drug store is
another place where money may be
spent with the assurance of getting
value received. He is making u spec
ialtv of fine knives and scissors, and
has a splendid line Of perfumeries.
Stationery, notions and "sundries' TO
please every taste may be found in
his show cases.
j. n. Trussell has gotten in SPLEEN
did lot of Xmas groceries, fruits, nuts,
candies and notions of every sort, and
what he sells is sure to be of the best.
For the Christmas baking things his
store is just the place
G.. T. Hodges's store contains full
supply OF dry goods, notions. boots,
shoes, provisions, groceries, etc,
from which suitable selections may
be made. And he'll fournish you the
best of coal for your baking.
r. NJ. Hoffman's furniture ware
rooms have Many things not often
found in the country. The handsom
est chairs, tables, work baskets, clocks,
pictures, easels, bronze ornaments,
furniture of every description, and
many beautiful articles OF various
sorts comprise his stock. A visit
will we'll repay you.
J. w. Kerney has something very
necessary for Christmas comfort-big
hins fulI If coal of all grades \ ton