Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1895-11-14

Heavy trosts this week
New moon on Saturday,
yovember 2Sth is thanksgiving day.
Christmas comes on Wednesday this
Wheat has dropped cent the past
week
Today the sun rises at GAO and sets
n452
r.. time to hunt the possum and
the coon.
Local hunters are shooting great
many rabbits,
&c. YOUR tar rope and gloves from
TP. Lickhder.
Beautiful china for wedding pres
EMS. W.P. Lioklider.
lis quite true that you can get the
amos, china at W. P. Licklider's.
The Martinsburg baseball club will
hold a fair in that place next week.
The farmers are bringing consider
.ps corn into narket-27 cents is
The price.
The Novemb term of our circuit
s,rr, begins at c harlestown next Tues
isy, the 10th.
Dealers have been offering rs cents
a barrel for apples in this neighbor-
hood the past week.
I.you want stylish dress for little
money, visit NJ. Palmbaum & Bro,
Charlsstown, W, Va.
The weather Oppressively warm
las. Friday and Saturday, but it is
coo. and bracing now.
You can save money by buying your
blankets. underwear and fannels at
Pa.u1aum's, Charlestown.
It's supposed that at least eighteen
monuments will be erected on Antie-
IAN Battlefield next year.
Large assortment of gloves, stamped
linens and worsted Just received by NJ.
Palmbaum & Bro, Charlestown.
Up 10 date with choice stock Of
groceries and all the necessaries for
fruit cake, &c. W. P. Lickider
A new lot of French, American and
crsrs tissue paper just in; large roll
crers tissue 25 cents, at Rentch's.
Prot. Clary, the blind musician, is
organizing a company at CharlestOwn
ostLerendition of the oratorio Ruth.
Hard cider mixed with whiskey is
aavonte tipple in this place, and as
an iHtozicant seems to be great sue
cess.
While cutting meat one day last
week Joe CoOkus, junior, cut his wrist
very severely with sharp butcher
knife.
a colorsd woman was baptized in
the river last Sunday evening" re-
suit Of the revival in the Baptist
church.
Public sale of Frank L. Billmyer's
property near town today. He has
good stock and many desirable farm
ing articles.
All the levels on the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal are now full of water and
boats are carrying full cargoes of from
10 to $50 tons.
Cranberries, cheese, buckwheat, new
pruues, coriander, sweet maUoram,
pure pepper, butcher knives, etc, at
w. F. Lickhder's.
Tie farm of Geo. H. Ropp, Falling
Waters district, Berkeley county, con-
taiuilg $50 acres, was sold to Geo. Il.
Spsrow for sos an acre.
Notion Collins, an industrious and
respected colored man who used to
live in this neighborhood, died last
week at Harper's Ferry.
w. P Licklider had 10 pairs of
boots. He has sold 60 pairs. The
balance will be sold at old prices. Al
So fine stock of shoes and ru66erS at
oapjces.
Prot G. G. Burnett will deliver an
Illustrated lecture in the town hall or
Tuesday, November 26th, for the ben
Ell, O.. the Lutheran Church. Further
notice next week.
The pipe organ that was removed
iron the Lutheran Church last winter
When the large pipe organ was put in,
aud which has since been at the Luz
'leIaa parsonage, has been sold.
Architect Frank E. Davis, of Balti-
more, was in town on Monday. He
@ys that Contractor James Winter
noye'is putting up frstrate founda-
ton wal. for the new college build