Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1895-12-12

We will have moonlight nights for
the holidays,
Read the new advertisement of Mil
\larl & Engle.
{The store for Christmas buying is
NV. P. Licklider's.
Mont fail to visit W, P. Lickider's
iii need of presents,
Che cheapest, prettiest and best gifts
sr3 at w. P, Lickider's.
A, C. Morrison, liveryman, lost a
horse by death last week.
H. A. Carroll has been appointed
town sergeant of Chsrlestown.
Received another large lot of over
coats this week at T. B. Lines.
W. P. Lickhder will have next week
500 lbs. of pure homemade candies.
E. J. Williams, grocer, at Charles
town, made an signment last week.
Mr.. Albert Wagner has sold his
store at Bruins, K and moved to Ha-
gerstown.
Our Sbepherdstown merchants are
well supplied with Christmas goods of
every sort.
A big line of table linens, towels and
handkerchiefs, all prices, at NJ. S.
Hiteshew's.
D. L. Rentch is selling candy for
five cents. FIR, ah candy at 7 cents
per pound.
There's no surer way ofmaking goods
move than our prices. Call and see
W. P. Licklider.
A number of shares of Hagerstown
bank stock sold Tuesday for $54.3O a
share-par value SIS.
The REGISTER advertising columns
will keep you posted as to the best
places to buy Christmas goods.
Try our Russian marmalade and
cheese wafers-both are something
new and nice. J. n. Trussell.
A. Y. Polack, the Hagerstownjewel,
err has new advertisement this week
He is ready for Christmas trade.
Henry Buckley fell in front of a cal
at Hagerstown last Friday and was in.
stantly killed. He was repair hand
Ladies and children's coats at re-
duced prices to close out. If in neec
If a coat, now is your chance. NJ. S
Hiteshew.
A small line OF beautiful and CHEAP
japanese goods boughtat auction from
a Yokohama house in New York. )
N. Trussell
H. B. Hawkins, of Middletown, N
Y, has been chosen secretary Of thu
Hagerstown Y. NJ. CA, which vii
soon be reopened.
Bess, the gray mare belonging tt
Mr.. Jos. L. Cookus, got mixed up Will
barbed wire fence the other day anC
was very badly cut.
in. Trussell has the largest, bes
selected, and cheapest stock of fruits
candies, crackers, confectionery an(
chocolates outside of city.
A good, soaking rain is badly need
ed. All the streams are very low, ant
it will not take such extreme cold t.
freeze them to the bottom.
Potomac Permanent Building Asso
citation will meet for the redemption
of stock on Monday evening next a
$50 at the secretary's Office.
Prof Clary will render the orators
Ruth, the Moabitess, at Charlestowl
on the evenings of December 10th am
l9th-Monday and Thursday.
NObby line of bent Congo, Prince c
Wales crook, silver-mounted canes
also nice line of umbrellas, suitable 70
Xmas presents, at T. B. Lines.
Don't forget that it is Christina
time at the little store round the cor
ner Miss Ellen Welshans has a mic
line of goods suitable for Christmas.
The new comet is now visible to tn
unaided eye about 5.l5 o'clock in tn
morning, a little south of east. |
Will be at its brightest December II.
Misses Elise and Sallie Shepherc
entertained number of their friend
at whist party Tuesday night. |
was an unusually enjoyable occasion.
At Miss Ellen Welshans's store ma,
be found neat little baskets, whicl
make excellent substitutes for stock
ing on Christmas eve. Look at them
Looki Cream pitcher s cents, pi
cushion Is cents, pickle dishes L
cents. lamp Is cents, parlor lamp$l. OC
toy tea and chamber sets 3 cents, a
W. 7. Licklider's.