Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-12-08
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER s, 1904.
BRIEFS.

Wheat is quoted at 81 U6 IN SheP-
herdstown today.
Celebrated Cro.sett fine shoes for
men, at HOdge,.
Linen books from 5 cents up, at
Reinh.rt's Pharmacy.
Raisins, figs. dates, candies-cheap-
est prices-at Hodges.
If you have anything for sale, ad-
vertise in the REGISTER.
Don't forget that Pendleton's is
Santa Claus headquarters.
Wall loads hogs, calves and sheep
every Saturday at Charles Town.
The nickel watch-tob at 60 cents is
winner. Remnants Pharmacy.
InQsrsoll dollar watch, guaranteed
for year, at Reinhart's Pharmacy.
Shepherd College stationery and
all other kinds, at Reinhart's Phar-
macy.
Jewelry, smokers, manicure, shaw
ing and toilet sets at Reinhart'G Phal-
macy.
The Hilltop House, a summer hotel
at Harper, Ferry, is to b. kept open
this winter.
Don't buy your cigar. for Xmas
until you've seen ours. Remnants
Pharmacy.
Books Books Books More and
prettier ones than ever, at Reinhart's
Pharmacy.
Cuff buttons, bracelets, necklaces,
watch chains, fobs, etc, at Remnants
Pharmacy.
Now is your chance for a Christ
mas hat at reduced price, at NJ. L.
Hsrringtons.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank 7. Grove have
moved into Mrs. Ida H. Neilrs house
on King street.
Remnants Pharmacy offers another
lot of those wonderful 10-cent pic
lures this week.
Today the sun rises at zoo and
sets at ABS. The days are very short
at both ends just now.
The n. & w. accommodation train
now stops at Shenandoah instead OF
running on to ElktOn.
We have never had such value in
25-vent perfumes as now. See win
dow. Remnants Pharmacy.
Bill books, purses, letterbooks,
pocketbooks, card cases, engraved
cards, at Remnants Pharmacy.
Be sure to see Durno, the Mysteri-
GUS, in the college auditorium Satur-
day night. He does marvellous things.
c. w. L. Boyd has sold the Cor
don property house and Ave acres
Of lsnd-At Ripon to James F. Mason
for $1,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Keesecker
desire to thank the Shepherdstown
Band for it's enjoyable serenade the
night Of their anniversary.
Christmas presents, beautiful and
usetul-books, jewelry, Perfumery,
gloves, handkerShieiI-all at low
prices NJ /. Herrington.
In paying for the REGISTER up
until 1908, Mrs. Sarah L. Strider, OF
Hardin, No, says: 81 cannot get
along without the REGISTER.
The new pipe organ Of the Reformed
Church is to be dedicated on Sunday.
The sermon will be preached by Rev.
Dr.. ]. T. Rossiter, Of Baltimore.
The contract for building a new
school-house at Bsrdans to replace
the one destroyed by fire recently
has bs.n awarded to J. Y. BlROhford
Don't judg. book by its bind
ing"-look on the inside Of our books
thls year and see how beautifully IL
Illustrated they are. Remnants Phar-
macy.
The ladies Of the Reformed Church
will have sale Of cakes on Thursday,
December 22nd. Orders for cakes
will be received at the store OF Miss
Ellen Welshans.
We call especial attention to the
advertisement of Hills Pharmacy
this week. Seasonable Christmas
goods, of the useful and dainty sort,
are now on sale.
Edward W. Athey killed the three
largest hogs that have yet been re-
ported from this place. The weights
were 438, 4O8 and 364 pounds-sn
aggregate of 1910 pounds.
Wanted-Two dwelling-housss in
shepherdstown ranging in price from
$500 to $1,000. Will pay cash If
price is right and property suits.
Apply to H. L. Snyder & Co,
Peggy from Paris" .atchel', latest
out collars, dolls, doll hats, fancy
skirts, underwear, fancy suspendeTs
for presents, pillow shams, towels,
stc.-all for Christmas-at NJ. l.. Her
ringtons.
Deputy Sheriff VIM. NJ. Burns has
moved out of the county Jail at Charles
Town, and s. c. Young, who will be
deputy sheriff and jailer under Sher-
ifJ. w. Gardner, has taken charge
OF the Jail.
One of our subscribers asks US to
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