Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-11-29
BRIEFS.

year.
Mems fur gloves and collars at 7,
B Lines.
Today the sun rises at 7.o3 and
ss,s at asa.
dies overgaiters 25o and SOC, at
TB. Lines.
E.remen's fair in the town hall dur
ias the holidays.
amps and lanterns for 10 cents at
". ?. Lickhder's.
Christmas will be but three weeks
from next Tuesday.
Buckwheat and New Orleans mo-
la.sss at SchOppert's.
Butchering supplies, all this years
goods, at G. W. Ferrell's.
Have you seen those beautiful
lamps at W. P. Lickider's?
The daintiest cup and saucer Is the
Elite, at W. P. Licklder's.
Bakers chocolate and Hootons
breakfast cocoa, at Schopperts.
Butter is % cents pound and eggs
are % cents dozen this week.
Its worth look at the display of
holiday goods at W. P. Licklider's.
Christmas opening Tuesday, Deem
t 4th. Everybody invited. G. w.
Terrell.
The butchering season is at hand
and the porkers are squealing their
last squeal.
The best feeling of thankfulness is
that which comes from making some
one else thankful.
Robert n. Lemen will sell real es-
tate in Shepherdstown on Saturday.
See advertisement.
The State Superintendent of Schools
Las designated December eth as libra
~ day in West Virginia.
4 pension of six dollars month
has been granted to Postmaster John
II. Lemaster, Of Bedington.
DR.. Hopkins Gibson recently sold
bis interest in the Romney drug store
to his partner, Walter R. Hill.
Benz. Hartzell is having celery
house built near the station. He
has a very large crop this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Miller, Of
Smoketown, Berkeley county, celebra-
ted their silver wedding last Friday.
The REGISTER goes to press We'd
ussday night this week, so that all
hands may have holiday on thanks
giving day.
There were number OF Wild ducks
on the river the first of the week, and
our local hunters succeeded in getting
a few Of them.
You will find a choice selection Of
china in exclusive patterns and many
new forms for table and for ornamen-
tation at ". P. Licklider's.
Potomac Permanent Building Asso-
citation will meet for the redemption
Of stock on Monday evening next at Z
o'clock at the secretary's office. e..
Newton Walters shot an enormous
owl in the west end of town few
days ago, and David Lemen shot
big fellow up the river recently.
Left-handed prosperity still follows
the Norfolk & Western employees.
The winter schedule again reduces
their opportunities to make living,
The ladies' aid society of the Uvilla
Lutheran church will meet Saturday,
December lst, at half-past one o'clock,
at the home Of Mrs. William Moler at
Uvilla.
Harrison & Schley turned over a
check for $500 in full payment of G.
D. Keplinger's recent fire loss. This
is the fourth fire loss this firm has paid
at Swan Pond.
Frank Ingram, son of John Ingram,
Of the vicinity of Samples Manor,
died from the result Of injuries re-
ceived in an accident in Philadelphia
a couple of weeks ago.
The members of the NJ. E. church
at Bakerton will hold an oyster sup
per in the school-house on Friday and
Saturday nights, November 9Oth and
December lst The public cordially
invited to attend.
Among our Christmas goods you
will find pocket-books, card cases,
toilet sets, music rolls, collar and cuff
boxes, lap tablets, hand mirrors,
travelling cases, smokers sets, &C., &c.
Remnants Pharmacy.
Bill Hook, boatman well-known
along the G. & o. canal was found dead
In Cumberland one daY last week.