Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-11-26

Everything lot IIult CAKE az Ochop'
pert's.
A visit now to W. P. Lickider's
Christmas display will pay you.
Schoppert has Heinz's preserves,
apple butter, pickles and olives.
If you don't pay your taxes by next
Monday you will lose the discount.
Turkeys are selling at II to IA
cents pound, live weight, this week.
We have for sale a fine building
lot in ShepherdstOwn. Il. L. Snyder
& Co.
Shepherd College and the public
schools are taking holiday until next
Monday.
Just received line of Edison Phon-
ographs and supplies, at Burners, the
. jeweler.
1--WE are lost without the REGIS,
TER. Miss Anna NJ. Lee, New Ha-
ven, Conn.
Watches, clocks, diamond rings,
silverware aud Edison monographs,
at Burners, the jeweler.
W. P. Lickhder has his store full Of
Christmas goods, and invites you to
call while his stock is full.
II. L. Snyder & Co. have for sale
very fine Jefferson county estate of
some 800 acres. Inquire tor psrticu-
lars.
G. ]. Burner, the jeweler, has the
agency tor the Edison Photographs
and records, and will be pleased to
show them to anyone interested.
Coming in to look doesn't necessari-
ly mean that you have to buy at Rein
harris Pharmacy. We want you to
"look, whether you buy or not.
In selecting our stock of holiday
goods we have considered the needs of
everybody, and in it you will find
gifts to suit all and at prices to suit
your pocketbook. Remnants Phar-
macy.
If we didn't handle a larger and
better assortment of holiday goods
than our neighbors, in other towns, We
wouldn't get credit for it from their
customers, would we? Remnants
Pharmacy.
Mr.. David G. Aughinbaugh, we'll
known druggist and much esteemed
citizen OF Hagerstown, died at his
home in that place last Saturday, after
briei illness from obstruction of the
bowels, aged n years.
Miss Clara B. Seckman, an estima-
bic lady OF Martinsburg, died at her
home in that place last Monday night
from consumption, aged 33 years.
She was native of Berkeley county
and formerly lived near Leetown.
By unanimous vote the congrega-
ton OF Trinity Lutheran Church, Ha-
gerstown, has decided to sell the
present church edifce on Franklin
street and erect new church OF the
corner Of Potomac and Randolph aV-
enues
j. Scott Bowers, OF Hagerstown, is
making a considerable fuss because an
automobile driven by the Brown
brothers, of Charles Town, ran over
aud killed his English setter at the
latter place last Sunday. He says the
dog was worth 800.
Mayor Nicely of Fairmont punished
druggists in that place very severely
the other day for selling liquor illegal
ly. The Kenyon Drug Company was
fued $2O2.5 so, and Dr. T. j. Conway
was fined similar amount and SEN
fenced to thirty days in Jail.
In sending money to pay his SUBJ
scription up to 1911, Mr.. June
Locke, of Mlddleway, writes "Con-
tinue to send the REGISTER. l al.
ways look forward with pleasure to
its weekly visits. 1t is without doubt
the best paper in Jefferson county"
The members of the Presbyterian
congregation made an assault upon
the manse on Tuesday, and capturing
Rev. ald Mrs. Ghlselin, gave them
pounding that they will remember for
a long time-Rith gratitude. The
pantry was filled up with generous
gifts of provisions Of every sort and
there was large donation of other
useful articles.
Mrs. Anna B. Kendall, sister Of
Mrs. A S. Reynolds, of this place,
has bought more property in Berkeley
Springs, in addition to the dwelling
she purchased some time ago. Last
week she bought the Dent property
for 81 800, and will improve it by
building large addition to the house.
She has also purchased fifteen lots In
Casters Addition to Berkeley Springs.
microscopy prayer service will be
held for a week at the Episcopal
Church in ShepherdstOwn beginning
Monday, November 3Oth. Services
every evening at 7 o'clock. Arch
Deacon J. P. Tyler, of Hagerstown,
will preach on Thursday evening,
December 3rd. These services will
be held throughout the world, where.
ever the St. Andrews Brotherhood
has a chapter. The object of the
prayer services is the spread of Christ's
kingdom among men. All are invit-
ed. G. E. A. MARSHALL.
There was a serious shooting affair