Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-11-08

a, 10.
Turkeys are selling at s cents
pound, live weight.
Several more new subscribers this
week. Still there's room.
Thanksgiving day has been set for
Thursday, November 29th.
The railroads will adopt their fall
schedules in week or two.
4 new board walk has been placed
IN 'front.' Of the Lutheran Church.
4 PENSION has been granted to
Robert ". Greer, of Martinsburg.
Another invoice of cakes and crack
ers o.. all kinds justin ], N. Trussell.
4 new stable is being built at the
Southern Methodist parsonage in this
place.
The saloons were closed pretty tight
" on Tuesday, but there was leakage
from somewhere.
Thenew B. & o. depot at Harper's
Ferry will be ready for occupancy by
the first Of the week.
There are some bad pavements In
this town that ought to be repaired
before winter sets in.
For millinery and ladies coats call
on W. 5. Hiteshew at his new store in
the REGISTER building.
For Sale-A fine big black horse,
6 wears old, perfectly safe and sound.
Call on George c. Link.
\ new roof is being placed on the
Westinghouse occupied by Mrs. A.
Y. HILL on Main street.
Arrangements are being made for a
,eng, of entertainments in the town
hall during holiday week.
For sale cheap-A frst-class riding
and driving mare Apply at once to
WI. Kearfott, Kearneysville, W. Va
4 number of improvements have
been made to the Shepherd College
property during the past month or so,
Don't fail to call at NJ. S. Hite-
shew's new store and get prices before
buying your hats, ladies dress goods
etc.
Fresh lot Royal" hams, pure leaf
lard and cottolene, all at reduced
prices, expected in today. J. N. Trus-
sell.
4 Norfolk & Western Railroad train
ran into a herd of horses at White
Post the other day, killing several of
them.
Remember-dress goods, fannels
and all kinds of dry goods are cheaper
than ever at NJ. S. Hiteshew's new
store.
WI. Jones, the Martinsburg jew
e,er. has taken Frank Smurr in as
partner The new firm will be W. l..
Jones & Co.
Most of the Shepherdstowners who
came home to vote called at the REG
Is-EE Office Tuesday. We were glad
to see the boys.
The clearinghouse occupied by
Mr. J. S. Myers has been improved
with new roof and the pavement
has been repaired.
Our sportsmen are busy slaughtering
par,rdges this week. So many farms
are posted, however, that the hunting
grounds are limited.
The ladies' of the NJ. E. Church South
a, Uyilla will hold fair and oyster
supper in the hall at that place Decem-
Der p, % and 30.
Iheautumn weather has been charm
ing this season, but a cold, bleak wind
that blew up last Monday reminded us
that winter is on its way.
Remember the poor. Let those who
have share with those who have not
There is need for the exercise of charity
in Shepherdstown right now.
The REGISTER will be sent to any
address from now until January l
1896, for $3.50 Nobody ought to Dor,
row his neighbours paper now.
Cranberries, Jersey sweets, cocoa
nuts, new pickles Heinz, Florida
oranges and fresh supply of candies
received this week by ]. N. Trussell.
A train of thirty empty freight carr
on the n. & W. Railroad, pulled by
one locomotive, passed through Shep
heristown Tuesday night sOuth-bound
Charles Dorsey has bought the Rem
her House, Sharpsburg, occupied b,
F S. Renner and owned by JOsephu
Renner, Washington, for the sum Q
$1,000.