Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-11-15
BRIEFS.

Christmas comes on Tuesday this
year.
There's new Democrat at Charlie
MoDonald's.
$50 will buy good overcoat at
T. B. Lines.
The melancholy days have come for
the Democrats.
$50 will buy good suit of clothes
a, T. B. Lines.
Highest market price paid for corn
at c. T. Buffers.
Get your supplies for butchering at
". P. Licklider's.
New crop New Orleans mOlasses ct
". P. Licklider's.
The best values in suits and over
coats at T. B. Lines.
Full stock of first quality hard and
soft coal at Hodges.
Al kinds of underwear at rOck-bot-
tom prices at 7. B. Lines.
Largest and best stock of tobacco
in town at G. W. Ferrell's.
Mr.. A. L. Beaumont has gone to
New York for few weeks.
The special bargain sale of china
continues at W. P. Lickiders
A new porch is being built to the
osbourn property on Main street.
a fine line of mems and boys win
Ter gloves cheap at 7. B. Lines.
Try the REGIsTER-only dollar
year, or six months for so cents.
Country produce taken in exchange
for goods at Schoppert's new store.
When purchasing your groceries
don't forget Schoppert's new store.
Butter is quoted at 20 cents pound
and eggs at % cents dozen this week.
Excellent apples have been selling
in town this week at 90 cents bushel.
Public sale of personal property at
Weiss corner Saturday at 2 o'clock.
San Juan Porto Rico molasses and
buckwheat, at Schoppert's ndw store.
The Jefferson Circuit Court will con-
vene at Charlestown next Tuesday,
November Goth.
J. L. Welshans is offering some ex-
ceptional values in ladies coats this
week. See adv.
Prosperity came to Ashton Boswell
two days after the election-twins,
both of them girls.
J. NJ. Toliver has laid new brick
pavement along the Princess street
side of his property.
Prunes cents a pound, gelatine 3
cents and 10 cents, lemons 90 cents a
dozen at J. A. Staley's.
New crop N. o, molasses, buck
wheat, hominy, beans, pickles, cram
berries, ETC., at ], A, Staley's.
Raisins, currants, citron, dates, figs,
for your fruit cake, all new and this
years goods, at G. w. Ferrell's.
Joseph Baker Will sell stock, farm
ing implements, ETC., next Monday
near Leetown. See advertisement.
Our line of lamps is now complete
for all purposes. You can get them
from 10 cents to $500. W. P, Lick
lder.
We learn that the Bakerton lime
works will be enlarged by the addition
of four new kilns, which will be con-
structed this winter.
Town Sergeant Maddox had a spell
Of lumbago last week that made him
look like a capital G. He couldn' t
have arrested Bill Blue.
All decorated china, glassware and
bric-a-brac at cost for cash from now
until Xmas opening. Come quick for
these bargains. G. W. Terrell.
This is the time to see the Novem-
Der meteors, and if the astronomers
are right the show ought to be at its
best tonight and Friday night.
Potomac Permanent Building AS
ISOLATION will meet for the redemption
ofstock on Monday evening next at 7
o'clock at the secretary's office.
The two pieces of trestle-work on
the Norfolk & Western Railway be-
tween ShepherdstOwn and Hagers-
town, near Mondells, are to be filed
IL with earth.
The alternate road law, the adop-
ton of which was submitted to the
voters Of Berkeley county at the gen.
egal election last Tuesday, was adopt
ed by a vote of 495 to 229.
The rumor is repeated that an addi-