Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-11-19
BRIEFS.
New moon today.

UdNs
All American shoes, at W. P Lick
ijers.
A few nice hogs wanted at once, at
Hodges.
Coal. all kinds, lowest prices, at
Hodges.
All new fruits for your cake, at W.
?. Lckhders.
leather, rubber and felt boots, at
" p. Lickider's.
Go to W. P. Lickliders for boots,
shoes and rubbers.
Headquarters for air-tight heating
stoves c. D. Wysong.
Turkeys are quoted at from 10 to
l. cents a pound, live weight.
We still have few more alright
heating stoves on hand. c. D. Wy
song.
Snow ezcluders, arctics and all
kinds Of overshoes, at w. P. Lickli-
dsrs.
Don't forget the closing out sale at
Tvlla store Saturday November Dist,
at , p N.
If YOU are studying economy, get
the best and cheapest wood stove, at
C. D. Wysongs.
The REGISTER will be sent to any
address one year for dollar-or six
months for fifty cents.
Robert c. Grove has sold his drug
store in Charles Town to DR.. J. J.
Tttman, of that place.
The last teachers examination for
this year will be held at Charles Town
on November q and Is, 1908.
Malaga grapes, cranberries, and all
the good things for your Thanksgiv-
ing dinner, at W. ?. Licklider's.
The ladies of Melville will hold a
supper for the benefit Of the Sunday
school on Friday and Saturday nights,
November 81 and %.
Guy Mckee, of the Vanclevesville
neighborhood, has accepted clerk
ship in the dry goods store of II. c.
Gorsuch at Martiusburg.
There is a mad dog scare in the
Middleway neighborhood. Several
dogs have shown symptoms Of rabies
and cattle have been bitten.
We have for sale at the REGISTER
office photographers card board in
large sheets Of different shades. Also
some very nice white card board.
E. N. Spedden, Norfolk & West
ern agent at this place, is in Roanoke
Va, on business. Relief agent W.
L. Jennings is here assisting at the
station.
The REGISTER and the Youth
Companion Will be sent to any ad.
dress one year for $3.50. This APP
plies only to new subscribers to the
Companion.
Messrs. Charles Carter and William
Knode, of Moler's, captured three fine
'coons Monday night. Already this
season they have caught five oPossum'
and FIVE 'coous.
The ladies of Halltown will hold g
meat and oyster supper on November
2Gth and 9th for the benefit Of the
". f. Church South. The public pa
tronage is solicited.
Miss Cora Mundey, who has been al
assistant in the postofiice the past year
has resigned, and will shortly be mar
ned to Vim. R. Moler. Frank Nun
dey takes her place in the postottice.
Morris X. Hendricks, near town
lost a valuable horse by death the first
of the week. Its sickness was mystic
rious, none Of the local veterinarians
being able to understand the symp'
toms.
There are eight or ten candidates
for assessor in this district already
although the election will not take
place until next year. There will also
be considerable number in the other
district.
The Messrs. Moler have recently
had the remains of their father and
mother and other members of the fam
lily moved from the family burying
ground at Bakerton to a lot in Elm
wood Cemetery.
The Kings Daughters most cordi
ally invite the public to attend
soup and apron bazar to be held II
the building next to Lickhder's store
on Saturday, November Dist and 2otl
and December 9th.
Today is Remnants Pharmacy
opening day for Christmas goods
gifts, &c. They welcome all then
friends to come and look their display
oyer-which is one of the handsomes
they have ever had.
Joseph E. Yontz will be glad to fl
orders for any person who will want
oysters for thanksgiving day. Will
EEL them by the pint, quart or gallon
He will keep oysters on hand regular
.y after thanksgiving day.
Union thanksgiving services will be
held next Thursday at II o'clock IL
the Southern Methodist church. The
sermon will be preached by Rev. Jos
evh Z. GUY, of the Reformed church