Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1897-12-09
BRIEFS.
noon was full last night.

IickHder.
Wedding and birthday presents, at
" P. LickHder's.
Don't forget to examine 7. B. Lines
,yercoats this week.
4 nice assortment Of best candies,
a, Remnants Pharmacy.
Another invoice of books received
a, Reinhart's Pharmacy.
The nuts that w. P Licklider offers
10 the trade are all new.
W. P. Lickhder received this week
over a half ton of candies.
Mr.. Elisha Locke, of Summit Point,
tu,chered Compound hog.
The water is to be drawn from the
c. < 0. canal next Wednesday.
Wanted.Corn and potatoes in ex-
change for groceries. ]. N. Trussell.
Elias Hiney, of CharlestOwn, has
had a government pension granted
him.
Three pounds of large, fat prunes
for 25 cents, at The Great Bargain
Store.
4 nice lot Of silk handkerchief and
mullels at lOw-dOwn prices at I. B,
Lines.
A full stock of "crepe tissue paper
in all colors and shades, at Reinhart's
Pharmacy.
You can save money by buying
your Christmas supplies at The Great
Bargain Store.
Get prices and try sample of our
candies, nuts, dates, figs and chocolates.
W.P. Licklder.
The best of all linen lucent hem
stitched handkerchief ever offered for
sale by T. B. Line.
Shredded cocoanut, 8 ounces for 5
cents or 25 cents a pound, at The
Great Bargain Store.
Good, fat turkeys wanted-8 cents
pound cash. or 9 cents pound in
trade. J. n. Trussell,
The Shepherdstown dealers have
their stores full of nice Christmas
goods of every variety.
Don't your table need some pretty
china or glass? Now is the time to
buy. W. P. Lickider.
Roofing of all kinds-steel, galvan-
lied iron, tin and paper. All work
guaranteed. C. D. WysOng.
There are some pavements on the
Main street that are too bad to 60 UNI
repaired through the winter.
It'sO K.-Pure salad oil in bulk.
You can buy any quantity you may
need, at Remnants Pharmacy.
Mr.. H. NJ. Loyns killed porker
yesterday that weighed $50 pounds.
Mr.. Charles S. Niller's largest weighed
Sal.
Fresh extracts, oranges, lemons, cit
ron. nuts, candies, &c. Also a nice as
sortment Of fancy stands, at J. S. Elem
ings.
Don't forget we have Rogers silver
spoons and Russell white handle knives
and forks and carving sets. W. P.
LickGder.
We want to call special attention to
our homemade candies. They are
pure and wholesome, Is cents pound.
j. \. Trussell.
Little Eleanor Butler gave de-
lishtful party to her youthful friends
last Friday evening in celebration OF
her ninth birthday.
Mr.. Rutherford Wysong has COM
pleted thousand miles on his bicycle
"a handsome Cleveland racer-since
the first Of September
Mr.. R. S. Locke, Of Middleway, &C
companies his remittance for subscrip-
ton with kind words for the REGISTER
that make US feel good.
Mr.. John c. Hoffman received few
days ago a coop of fine Silver-laced
Wyandotts chickens from Massachu-
setts-a cock and FIVE hens.
The 2O4-acre farm of the late Upton
Bubrman, near Vanclevesville, will be
sold at Martinsburg December 18th.
Advertisement in another column.
Mr.. Harry Melester had a sure
enough good time on his wedding trip
to Winchester. He shot a 22-pound
wild turkey, pheasant and eight rab-
bits.
Mr.. ". NJ. Stonebraker requests all
persons who have in their possession
oyster or icecream cans belonging to
him TO return them or notify him SC
that he may send for them.
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