Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1895-12-26
BRIEFS.
Remember the poor.

w. P. Lickliders
Congressman Dayton has our thanks
for public documents.
A merry Christmas aud happy new
year TO all our readers.
Shoes at cost at Trussell's to close
out after January l, 1896.
Mr.. Fonrose Shipley killed hog
the other day that weighed 357 lbs.
Take your corn to NJ. L, Eichelber-
gers big power mill to get it crushed.
Carving knives and forks, silver
spoons, white handle knives, at ". P
Licklider's.
Pay your back subscription to the
REGISTER and get the paper next year
for IS cents.
VIII keep up stock of groceries and
sell cheap until shoes are disposed of.
J. n. Trussell.
A horse traa ped upon Mr.. ]. R.
Johnson's foot ew days ago and hurt
it pretty badly.
Free sample copies of the REGISTER
will be sent to any address-glad to
do it for anybody,
John Harris, colorsd, has had his
pension increased from IS to $40 a
month. He got $92 back pay.
Over hundred thousand tons of
coal were shipped by canal to Williams
port during the easOn just closed.
For Sale-Three Jersey Milk Cows
two of them young ones. One was
fresh in September. Apply to E. E.
Tabler.
The REGISTER Office is open as usual
this week and will likewise be open
next week to receive money-not to
pay out.
Express Agent James E. Barnhart
has been very busy the past week send
ing away and receiving Christmas
packages.
Seventy-ive cents gets the REGIS
TER all of next year-from this date
until January l, 1897. Why not sub
scribe now?
1t is said that the Herald and the
Ne,r8, the two morning papers Of Ha-
gerstown, are to be consolidated the
first of the year.
Mr.. Robert Lemen, of this vicinity,
and Miss Maud Hedges were married
at Brunswick, Nd, yesterday at the
home of the bride.
Postmaster General and Mrs. Will
son will give a dinner to the President
on the 4th of February. Mrs. Wilson
receives on Wednesdays.
Mr.. George L. Ropp and Miss Mat
tie E. Shott, both of Berkeley county,
were married in the Lutheran church
at Martinsburg Tuesday night.
Miss Nina Kathleen Smith, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frisby Smith, OF
SharpsbuIg, was married in tina place
last week to Rev. VIM. D, Furry, of
South Bend, Indiana.
The ladies of Zion Presbyterian
church will hold an oyster supper at
Oak Grove scbool-house, Bakerton, on
Friday night and Saturday afternoon
and night, December 81 and Is
We acknowledge the receipt of cash
and kind and encouraging words from
Mrs Mary E. Bowers, of the Leetown
neighborhood, who has been a warm
friend of the REGISTER for man years.
Mr.. C. f. Rutherford has struck a
fine stream of water at Mr.. S. L. VIII
lams's place at Shenandoah Junction
at depth of l4O feet He got good
stream for Mr.. Michael Boiler at 80
feet.
Theladies ofthe Presbyteriarchurch
will hold an oyster supper at Shenan-
doah Junction Friday and Saturday,,
December 81 and IS, in Blacxford's
hall Public cordially invited to at
tend.
J. n. Trussell, wishing to engage in
some outdoor occupation, will sell his
stock of goods and rent store-room to
anyone wishing to go into business.
Good room, good Location and hrst-
class trade.
NJ L. Eichelberger mas set up and
gotten in running order his power
mill for grinding corn and other grains.
He sent us sample of corn meal that
is frst-class. Tuesdays and Fridays
are grinding days.
The following list of letters remain
uncalled for at the Shepherdstown
postofice, December &c, 1895: Mr..
George Eliot, Mr., James Miles, Mr.. l.
Ashton, Mr. Leeta Ross, Albert
Swope, Mrs. FEMME Brown.