Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-11-15

West Virginia
Silas Griffith has established milk
route in this place.
Read ]. D. Billmyer's new adver-
-i.ement this week.
The new bank at Harper's Ferry
has begun business.
The B. 4 0. Railroad will change
Il. schedule on Sunday.
Capt Samuel Sigler, of Martinsburg,
ha, had pension granted him.
Don't forget to go to W. P. Lickli-
3srs if YOU want boots, shoes or rub
Iers
Florida oranges are coming into
market, but they are not yet as sweet
as sugar.
George Arthur, son of Mr.. Edward
Arthur, has been quite i'll the past
couple OF weeks.
The clearinghouse of Mr.. Davis
H5at. iuthe west end of town, is being
neatly reprinted.
At Licklider's-New crop n. O..
molasses, buckwheat, mincemeat, figs,
craubernes, prunes.
Visit W. P. Lickider's store and see
what large stock he is showing and
how cheap things are.
George Miller has entered the en-
ploy OF \. S. Reynolds & Co., millers,
succeeding Mr., Forsythe.
Every business man ought to have
printed letter-heads and envelopes.
We can furnish them cheap.
There are hunters for nearly every
bird and rabbit these days. But the
game Is not suffering greatly.
Fresh fruits for cake; most any
thing you want in canned goods or
groceries; at w. P. Lickhders.
Mr.. Lew Wallace Bowles, brother
Of Ms. \. S. Reynolds, has opened an
antique store in Washington city.
Fowls of all kinds are plentiful and
cheap. Chickens are 20 and 25 cents
each and turkeys s cents pound.
Berkeley county gave Dayton 1850
votes, Wilson 2,08l and Janney %.
Dayton plurality over Wilson, 279.
The first snow of the season fell
Monday night-a few feathery patches
remaining as evidence Tuesday morn
, ing
W. P. Licklider is showing one Of
the largest and finest assOrtments OF
china and glassware ever seen in this
town.
\ stove was stolen from Hagers-
town store the other night Whether
or not there was fire in it is not
stated.
1t is said the BARRIERS are thinking
OF increasing the price for shaving
Demonstration faces are 50 long
now, YOU know.
Mr.. J. w. B. Frazier has had his
dwelling-house on New street very
tastetully reprinted, adding much to
the looks of the property.
Prof. II. Bronstein, the well-known
optician, will visit Shepherdstown the
latter part of this week and will remain
at the Entler Hotel for one week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee H. Moler will give
reception in honor of their son and
their new daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Moler, next Wednesday evening.
The members of the Uvilla Hall As
ISOLATION are requested to meet in the
hall Saturday evening of this week at
: o'clock. Business of Importance.
William Rutledge, a popular Mar
rusburg landlord, has leased the st.
Charles Hotel at Berkeley Springs and
will take charge the first of January.
Potomac Permanent Building AS
ISOLATION will meet next Monday eve
nlng at I o'clock in Mr.. Beethoven
Office, when money will be offered 70
loan.
Hon. VIM. L Wilson delivered a
lecture on Some problems confronting
a free government" before an audience
Of 1000 people in Boston Monday
night.
Miss Emma Atkinson, former res
ident of Jefferson county, who had
been teaching school in Baltimore
county, recently fell down a stairway
and crippled herself for life.
| am receiving a nice line of fresh
fruits of all kinds, such as raisins, cit
ron, currants, figs and dates, Florida
oranges and lemons-all of which l
will sell cheap. W. A. Adams.
I The ministers of Shepherdstown are
invited to meet Saturday, November