Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1896-01-16
BRIEFS.

b The REGISTER S circulation is BOOM
ing.
Have your sale bills printed at the
REGISTER Office.
The Uvilla store announces more
bargains this week.
Overcoats at cost for the next ten
days at T. B. Lines,
Preserved fruits ofall kinds in glass,
very fine. J. \. Trussell.
Carload of bran and middlings for
sale cheap by G. 7. Hodges.
California peaches, apricots, prunes
and raisins. ]. \. Trussell.
New sugar cured hams, small size,
l2@ cents pound. J. n. Trussell.
Bargains in boots, shoes and rub
bers. Come early. W. P. Licklider.
Fresh roasted Mocha and Java and
Laguira cofees, try it. j. n. Trussell.
RaIston Health Flour is the most
perfect food known to man. For sale by
W. P. Lickider.
Mr. \. D B sr, Jr., gets salary
of $50 a mont IS private secretary
to Postmaster neral Wilson.
Wehave some new type particularly
appropriate for letterand nOte-heads Of
neat design. Give us a trial order.
The Reformed Sunday school has
lust added a hundred volumes of new
and interesting books to its library.
Lawrence and John Jones skated
from shepherdstown to WevertOn on
Monday d. nee of fifteen miles.
A marriage license was issued In
Haeerstown on Monday to Joseph NJ.
Jones and Jessie Burton, Of Harpers
Ferry.
The ladies Of the town hall associa-
ton are requested to meet at the home
of Mrs. Reynolds Saturday evening
at o'clock.
Letters remain uncalled for in the
Shepherjstown pos'oaioe Tor Mrs.
Cathariue Howard (colored) and Mr..
Daniel I.ord.
\ Sbepheldstown lady wore her hat
wrong end foremost last Sunday.
Looks like she doesu t go to church as
often as she might
Some of the young ladies and gentle
men Of this place are arranging for a
grand ball to be given in the town hall
some time this month.
The Baltimore SIN Almanac, very
valuable statistical publication, has
been distributed among the subscribers
of that excellent journal.
H. NJ. Turner will sell household
goods al his late home-the Richard
property-ln this place on Saturday
of this week at 2 o'clock.
The Charlestown postofice has been
made an international money order
office, and money orders are now issued
from there to any part of the world.
a large canning factory and estab-
Ishment tor making tin cans will prob
ably be located at Martinsburg. Three
hundred persons are to be employed.
Tbeaunual convention of the Y. NJ.
c. y. Of Maryland, Delaware, West
Virginia and the District of Columbia
will be held at Hagerstown January
2i-26.
The family of Mr.. H. NJ. Turner
moved Yesterday from the Richard
property, which they have occupied a
couple Of years, into Mrs. Rachel Sny-
ders dwelling.
There are tLirty-seven canal boats
tied up at Snyder's Landing, above
Shnrsburgmakinga line nearly three
quarters ola mile long. Some families
are living on their boats.
We are sending a great many sub
scr.lGous for the New York World.
Tie World three times a week and the
RE5lsrEa for a year for SLIGO. Send
us your orieraud your money.
j have some new sewing machines OF
the lates, style, with all the late in
pro,emeu,s. VIII sell on reasonable
terms Call and see the machines and
sample Of work is. Fleming.
Adouatjonp party from the Bethesda
congregation gave their pastor, Rev.
F. A. Suother, happy surprise Oh Fri
day last, supplying in rich abundance
everything neediul for the household.
j. y. russell, wishing to engage in
some outdoor occupation, will sell his
stock of goods and rent store-room to
anyone wishing to 90 into business
Good room, good location and first
class trade.
James E. Barnhart bought a hog last