Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-12-10
Briefs.

HotSes'
Today the sun rises at 7o8 and
sets at ASS.
4 full line of handkerchiefs and
gloves, at Hodges.
Shoes, rubber shoes and boots, felts,
low prices, at Hodges.
Christmas gifts at W. P. Licklider's
from ) cents up to $25 90.
Felt boots aud all kinds of rubber
shoes. at W. P. Licklider's.
Don't forget the McMur1an drug
store sale, Saturday, 2 p. m.
Dates, figs, currants, raisins, citrOn,
inst in and fresh, at Hodges.
Don't forget the fremen's fair dur
ing the approaching holidays.
IF eggs keep on going up they will
be worth their weight in radium.
New nuts of all kinds, grapes, figs,
dates, and table raisins, at W. P. Lick
lisrs.
Your attention is called to our dis
p,av o. fine glassware, at W. P. Lick
Eiers
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Con-
ard Of Shepherdstown, on Tuesday, a
fine daughter.
Read the advertisement Of Kohler,
the Hagerstown jeweler, in this issue
of the REGISTER.
Holiday and wedding gifts that
never fail to please can be found at
". ?. Lickhder's.
The Hodges property on Main street
IS being neatly painted. NJ G. Bast
is doing the work.
Pure fresh candies at w. P. Lick
liers. You are invited to sample
them before you buy.
The McMurran drug store is to be
sold at public sale on Saturday by
Geo. VI. Beltzhoover, executor,
The goods we offer for holiday gifts
will please your friends Our prices
will please you. W. P. Licklider.
B1tchering supplies of all kinds,
pepper, saltpeter, coriander, sage, sweet
marjoram, etc. Remnants Pharmacy.
We had some real winter weather
this week. Snow fell all day yester-
day and by night two inches covered
the ground.
Don't forget Remnants Pharmacy
when you are looking for Christmas
presents. They have something to
please everyone.
The REGISTER will be sent to any
address one year for a dollar, or six
months for fifty cents. Don't be with
out it the coming winter.
The Marvin chapel Sunday School
will conduct a Christmas song service
on Sunday, December Goth. The
public is invited to attend.
We regret to learn that Mrs. Laura
Moler, of the vicinity of Moler's Cross
Roads, sustained a stroke Of paralysis
one day last week. She was very Ill
for time, but her condition is since
improved,
C. W. Myers, the enterprising mer-
chant of Shenandoah Junction, has a
very attractive line of goods suitable
for the holiday trade. Read his new
advertisement this week.
Read the big advertisement of Jas.
F Thompson & Bro this week. They
have an immense stock Of the finest
sort of clothing on hand. 1t will pay
you to 80 10 Martinsburg to see them.
1t is announced that the famous old
Carter House in Charles Town is to be
torn down entirely, and that a new
and modern hotel building will be
erected on it's site at a cost of about
$4,000.
The ladies aid society of Grace
Baptist church will serve oysters in
the Odd Fellows hall at Shenandoah
Junction on Friday and Saturday
nights, December 18th and 18th. The
public is invited.
Some pretty big hogs have been
slaughtered in Sbepherdstown the past
week. J. R. Show had two that
weighed 398 and $40 pounds; S. F.
Lemen two that weighed 374 and $50;
]. N. Toliver, 404 and 358.
Mrs. Catherine Hendricks and her
sister have rented the Yontz house on
west Main street, and will move into
it from Sandy Ridge. Miss Bette
Yontz and Mr. Charles Yontz will
make their home with the family OF
Mr.. George E. Adams.
Navigation is still open on the
Chesapeake & Ohio canal, and Super
iutendent Nicholson wants to keep the
water in until Christmas if possible.
A majority Of the bostmen have tied
up for the winter, however as it is
mighty uncomfortable running boat
now.
Daniel Z. Socks, Jr.. of the Kear-
Deysville neighborhood, has killed the
biggest hogs that We have yet heard
Of in this vicinity. He butchered
three porkers last Friday that weighed
1924, 458 and AS pounds, respective
y. The hogs were only II months