Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-11-22

Today the sun rises at 6.52 and
.e.sa, AL.
Thanksgiving turkeys are fattening
for somebody.
Bread is selling for two cents loaf
IN Harpers Ferry.
Ashton Boswell is again clerking in
b 5. PendIeton's store.
". P. Licklider will display his
Christmas goods next week.
We grind all our pepper, and know
r..urc; zoe a pound. J. n. Trussell.
Another supply of crushed Java
coffee at 20 cents pound ]. N. Trus-
sell.
Gso. ". Duke is putting up new
clearinghouse on his lot in Rays ad-
a..or.
SIX line country hams, cranberries,
sweet potatoes, gelatine and lemons, at
Wp Licklders.
Ale is often told without saying a
vam by putting rotten apples in the
ts.umof the basket.
Tile REGISTER will be sent to new
subscribers from now until January l.,
1896 for only $3.50 Try it.
Christmas goods are being opened at
T. $ Pendleton's this week. Call and
,ee them. New advertisement next
week.
Welearn that Mr.. J. Chalmers Byers
,a.,a valuable horse by death few
DAYS ago, and that one or two others
aye also sick.
Mr.. Charles Dieffenderfer, a we'll
known resident of Martinsburg, car
peu,er by trade, died last Thursday,
aged % years.
F7r butchering-lard cans, tubs,
pure pepper, coriander, sweet mario
um, salt, saltpetre and knives, at
II p IickHder's.
Tie farmers have had splendid
weather for getting in their corn, and
most Of them are through with this
part Of their work.
Some persons will not get the REGIS
TER after this week unless they pay
ur We can't send the paper to those
who won't pay for it.
The Free Baptists (colored) will have
grand banquet in their church on
the evening of thanksgiving day
T.kcts 20 cents each.
Niucemeat Toe and 12c pound
ru,.us sc to Sc, seedless raisins lie
best citron l5c, cleaned currants Sc a
round J. n. Trussell.
At last it has been discovered why
railroad engine is called "she. It's
because Of the horrible sound it makes
when it tries to whistle
II YOU want to find out what the low
tariff lid for dress goods, Aannels, un-
d.gwaar and blankets, visit NJ. Palm
baum & Bro, Charlestown.
Tie large stone barn Of David H.
Powell, three miles west of Hagers-
town. was burned last Thursday night
LIS. $4,000, insurance $1,000.
The members of the choirs of the
different churches of the town are re-
que-,ed to meet in the NJ. E. Church
Friday evening at $50 o'clock.
There will be lunch and soup fol
the benefit of the church this Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs. c, B
Hl@r.ckhouse, Prospect avenue.
Fresh crackers and ginger snaps
homemade candies, cocoanuts, new
crop New Orleans molasses and Cal
l.omia prunes received this week. J
y russell.
Ms. Laura U. Mandavill, wife O
Mr.. James H. Mandavill, proprietor o
tie Baldwin House, Hagerstown, dice
las, Thursday, after lingering illness
Of consumption, aged 40 years.
T. T Bowbay, formerly of Martins
burg, fell under the cars while trying
to get on g freight train at Sandy
Hook Tuesday night and was 50 badly
hurt that he died in few hours.
Tie West Virginia Grand Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows, i
IN session at Harper's Ferry this week
Mr.. Z. 7. Lickhder is the delegat
from Caledonia Lodge, Shepherds
town.
Fresh raisins, currants, citron, lem
ons, oranges, nuts, cocoanuts, prune'
eyaporated apricots and peaches, HON
my, beans and confectioneries at ]. S
Jennings. Also sole leather and Gu