Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-11-17
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1904.
BRIEFS.

The best shoes at W. P. Licklider's
Merchant & Show pay cash for beef
hides.
Next Thursday will be thanksgiv.
ing day.
Today the sun rises at 6.45 and
sets at las.
20 to W. P Lickliders for boots,
shoes and rubbers.
New crop New Orleans molasses at
W. P. Lickliders.
The best oyrters may be had at
Merchant & Shows.
Highest grades anthracite and BIZ
luminous Goals at Hodges.
Thanksgiving turkeys are scarce,
and prices are soaring away up.
Best Singapore pepper, ground as
you want it, at Relnhsrt's Pharmacy.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. w
Brown on Monday last an eight-pound
boy.
Merchant & Show want poultry Of
all kinds. Will pay cash or exchange
goods.
EBe sure to attend the concert in
the college auditorium next Tuesday
night.
Fresh meat of all kinds and the
best pudding and sausage, at Mer-
chant & Shows.
Glycerine Jelly, in eollapsible tubes,
for Ohapped hands and lips, Is cents,
at Remnants Pharmacy.
A celebrated brand of mincemeat
for sale by Merchant and Show-just
the thing for thanksgiving.
The Shepherd College orchestra
was reorganized last week, under the
direction of Prof. j. D. Muldoon.
A full line of butchering supplies
Ialtpetsr, pepper, coriander, and all
kinds of spices at Hills Pharmacy.
The farmers institute for Jefferson
county will be held at Shenandoah
Junction Monday and Tuesday Of
next week.
About so pounds of writing paper
"a little out of Style at Is cents a
pound (about 4 cents quire) }, at
R.inhart's Pharmacy.
Persons wanting oysters for thanks
giving day will please let us have
their orders not later than next Mon.
day. Merchant & Show.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Ghiselin
will receive their friends Friday even
ing, November the eighteenth, from
seven to ten, at the nance.
DR.. W. S. Richardson and Miss
Anna NJ. Goddard, both of Williams
port, were married in Hsgerstoun
yesterday by Rev. S. W. Owen.
A play entitled Because l Love
You" will be given by our local tai
snt some time next month. Full par
tictulsrs will be published later.
The editor of the REGISTER has
been deeply grateful the past week
or two for Salt River tickets sent by
kind friends who like to rub it in.
Justice D. H. Bragonier, for many
years police justice in Winchester,
has resigned his Office. He is broth
er of ]. s. Brsgonier, Esq, of Sbep-
herdstown.
The farm of the late Lafayette Nil.
l.r, ue.r sharp.burg, was sold at pub
lie sale on Tuesday to John D. Rems'
burg for $58 so per acre. The place
contains 1875 acres.
For Men Only-The Curley Safety
Razor. Try it for 80 days. If not
satisfactory, return to Remnants Phar'
macy and get your money. That's
the way they're sold.
Before it's too late, let US suggest
so engraved calling cards with plate
as suitable Xmas present. Samples
of all the latest styles just received.
ReinhRrt's Pharmacy.
Mr.. Chiswell Duke has gone to
Washington, where he has secured a
position with the Adams Express
Company. His mother and brother
will also move there shortly.
A drilling rain u,hered in the first
snow Of the season on Sunday. Sun
day being the 18th day of the month,
according to an old tradition we will
have thirteen SHOWS this winter.
]. Quigley Remnant is securing
names this week for the proposed cir
culsting library. We hope this plan
will be successful, for it offers good
reading at very modest price.
W. hav. few more $1,000 sewing
machines made by the Standard Sew
ing Machine Company, and guaran-
teed for FIVE years Come and see
them before you buy. G. D. Wy'ong.
DR.. ]. B. Chamberlain. of Martins
burg, will be at the Entler Hotel next
Monday, November q. when he will
make free examination Of the eyes
and fit glasses. Don't forget the
date.
The twelfth annual convention of