Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-12-22
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER %, 1904.
BRIEFS.

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Grapes at w. P. Licklider's.
Buy your candy at W. P. Licklider's.
Rich cut glass at W. P. Licklider's.
OqEda silverware at W. P. Lick
lider's.
Dressed fowls for sale by Merchant
& Show.
Remember the poor at this holiday
season.
Highest grades coal of all kinds at
Hodges.
Plates from 10 cents to So at W.
P. Licklider's.
Subscribe for the REGISTER for 1905
it costs only dollar.
The town has been filled with Christ
mas shoppers this week.
AS the days begin to lengthen, the
cold begins to strengthen.
Looks ss If we are sure to have a
white Christmas this year.
Three pounds of good candy for 25
cents at W. 2. Lickider's.
Our groceries are always nice and
fresh. NJ, reliant & Show.
Ten boxes orida and California
oranges at W. P. Licklider's.
Christmas candies, nuts, oranges,
&c, at Merchant & Shows.
Our line of toilet sets and lamps is
ill complete. W P. Licklider.
A big supply of the best oysters at
Merchant & Shows on Saturday,
The best bargains for late shoppers
will be found at W. P. Lickliders.
There is not much gayety in sight
for the holidays in Shepherdstown.
Butter is % cents a pound and
eggs are down to % cents dozen.
Wheat is quoted at $l.09 today by
our local dealers. Corn is 45 cents.
Today Is the shortest day of the
year. The sun rises at 7.l6 and sets
at 4.42.
A good farm near Leetown is offered
for sale or rent. Apply to G. B.
Wiltshire.
Special sale of books Thursday,
Friday and Saturday at Remnants
Pharmacy.
Hodges expect to ship hogs, calves
and sheep about December 3lst. See
them soon.
Practical Xmas gifts at Hodges
such as shoes, handkerchief, cigars,
candies, etc.
Fresh meats of all kinds constantly
on hand and at right prices. Mer-
chat & Show.
The ladies exchange of the Reformed
Church will be closed until Saturday,
April %, 1905.
Rev. E. T. Smith is conducting
protracted meeting in the Leetown
Baptist church.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. s.
Morgan, at Charles Town, last night,
a fine daughter.
Girls, girls, there's not much left of
leap year Opportunities lost now
may never return.
Thos H. Jones, of Harper's Ferry,
dislocated his knee joint at Cumber-
land few days ago.
Mrs. William Meleestsr has the
thanks OF the editor for some nice
pudding and sausage.
James E. Barnhart killed two pref
tv good hogs this week. The net
weights were $50 and 1858.
Jefferson Savings Bank will be
closed next Monday, as that day will
be observed as legal holiday.
F. L. Weltzheimer, insurance agent,
has gotten out some Of the handsom-
est calendars we have yet seen.
Christmas Is here, and all that is
useful az beautiful in presents can
be fouu q NJ. L. Herrington's.
For Sale-Pretty well-bred Fox
terrier pups. Males s., females 81.
CIV. Billmyer, Shepnerdstown VIVA.
Do not wit TOO long, or you may
miss a bargau ic Christmas hat, at
,,duced pnce, at NJ. l.. Herringtons'
Lost, a in in the shape Of a lily of
tie valley, with pearl in the center,
Finder VII please leave at this office,
Ifyou want nice oysters for the
holidays cal on Joseph E. Yont1, at
A,men's stole. He keeps the very
best.
There has been a plentiful supply
of turkeys this week. They have been
selling at II to Is cents a pound, live
weight.
Town Sergeant Shipley requests
rs to state that interest will be charged
on corporation taxes not paid by JAN
uary LIST. Pay up and save money.
The boiler-house of the Potomac
Pulp Mill at Harper's Ferry was de-
stroyed by fire last week. The main
building narrowly escaped destruction
Hon. C. NJ. Wetzel, member Of the
Legislature from this county, has our
thanks for a copy of the acts of the