Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-11-29

Ga-o W. P. Lickhder's for cheap
goods.
Christmas is three weeks from next
Tuesday.
Good water crackers at Trussell's
for 5, pound.
Butter is 20 cents a poundand eggs
are 2lgsuts a dozen today.
Country dried corn, hams and new
lard. at W.-P. Lickhder's.
The new two-cent postage stamps
cost the government nine cents per
thousand.
The finest quality of California
reaches and apricots at Trussells for
70 cents a can.
D. /. Rentch has a fine lot of
Christmas goods that he will sell cheap.
See advertisement.
ct Hodges, w. a. Adams and
John c. Remnant We're in Baltimore
tins week on BUSINESS.
The students at Shepherd College
have been busy with their term exam
,rs,.ars the past week.
81, kinds new nuts received this
week at Trussell's; also all kinds of
fruits Tor cake baking.
Candies, nuts and oranges at whole
sale prices to schools, Sunday schools
and parties. J. \. Trussell
Crauberries, Florida oranges and
sweet potatoes and Tarbel cheese re-
.e.yed this week. J. n. Trussell.
You are invited to call and see the
auutuldisplay of china, lamps, glass
and brc-brac, at w P. Lickhders.
Nj q. 7. Hodges, of this place, sold
on last Friday to a dealer from
Wayuesboyo, Pa, 2O3 fine, fat hogs.
David F. Otto, farmer living near
Saursburg, has made an assignment.
Hewas swamped by going security for
Others.
Union thanksgiving service will be
held in the Methodist Church today at
II o'clock. Rev. J. R. Schultz will
preach the sermon.
The youngsters are beginning to
talk about Santa Claus. There are
many evidences that he Will be around
this year as usual.
The ladies of the C. f. Society will
serve soup, ETC., in Rightstine's store
room this Thursday evening. The
public is invited to call.
# YOU want to find out what the low
tariff did for dress goods, fannels, un-
d-rwear and blankets, visit NJ. Palm
baum & Bro, Chariestown.
We regret to learn of the serious
lines, of DR.. Davis, of Summit Point,
this county, who is suffering with a
severe case of typhoid fever.
The Hagerstown Evening News has
again changed hands, and is now
wrejJya stock company, with Clarke
Kve.ivr as editor and manager,
Weare ready to supply your wants
for the holidays with a new stock Of
groceries, candies, fruits, nuts, china,
gla-. and lamps. w. P. Licklider.
MrA Trump, of Kearneysville, has
recently undertaken a contract to fur
n.sl three hundred thousand cross-ties
for railroad company in Scotland.
Potomac Permanent Building As
ISOLATION viii meet on Monday evening
next at : o'clock at the Office Of the
secretary. Money will be offered to
loan.
RW. Alexander succeeds his father,
the late R. A. Alexander as the junior
member of the firm Of Washington &
Alexander insurance agents, Charles
town.
Mr. Towner Schley, of this vicinity,
iswning a history of the Schley family
In Maryland. The first white child
born on the site of Frederick City was a
Schley.
Charles Prather, an old Confederate
soldier, died Tuesday at his home in
Berkeley county. He was member
OF the twelfth cavalry, in General Ash
bys command.
Seasonable specialties, as jams and
preserves, maple syrup, rock candy
syrup, strained honey, mince meat,
New Orleans molasses and pure buck
wheat at Trussell's.
Mr.. James Jones killed three pretty
good hogs last week. They weighed
LO67-the heaviest one weighed 384
Mr., John Helferstay killed one yester.
lay that weighed 353.