Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-12-10
The ShepherdstOwn Register
THURSDAY DECEMBER 10, 1908
BRIEFS.

Mems corduroy suits and pants at
T. B. Lines.
overRaiters and leggings. all kinds.
at T. B Lines.
New crop New Orleans molasses at
W. P. Llckhders.
The nobbiest line of uecFwear in
town at 7. B Lines
Eggs are 80 cents dozen and but
ter Is rs cents pound.
Some fine suits for very little bit
of money at T. B. Lines.
Canned cherries, peaches, apricots
and asparagus at Schoppert's.
Mackerel, minceme4t, raisins, cur
rants, prunes, etc., at Hodges.
w. P. Licklider has his candies
ready tor your inspection and taste.
Mems and boys dress and working
gloves OF all descriptions at t. B.
Lines.
Our Christmas candies are on dis.
play prices and quality just nght-at
Hodges.
Special poultry seasoning, Paprika.
Celery Sat and Tobasco Sauce at
ScnopPerts.
Christmas and wedding presents,
largest variety, lowest prices, at W.
P. Llckllder's.,
1t Is the general opinion that W. P.
LIckhdor haa the finest stock Of Christ
mas goods he ever had.
Cluster raisius, figs, Malaga grapes,
oranges, lemons, grape fruit and CO.
coanuts at Scnoppert's.
Wanted to Rent-Room for moving
picture theatre. Inquire of ]. B.
Harper, WaYnesboro, Pa.
For Sale Cheap-CJmplet out6J
for moving picture theatre. Inquire
OF ]. B. Harper, WaynesOoro, Pa.
G. B Wiltshire has sold his Hope
well" farm near Lsetown on private
terms to D. Cox, of Charles Town.
The place contains l40 acres.
Buy your Christmas presents now,
while our stock Is unbroken. Buy
early and avoid the rush OF nearer
Christmas. w. P Llckhder.
On next Sunday morning Rev. II.
l Stephens will preach on the sub
ject, The Distinctive Features OF
Methodlsm, or, Why | Am Metho,
dist
Farmer Judge Frank Beckwith and
Attorney Frank l. Busnong, we'll
known lawyers OF Charles Town, have
formed partnership for the practice
OF law.
There will be services in the Shep-
herdstown Presbyterian Church Sun
day, if Providence permits, at II
o'clock. Rev. ]. E. Triplett will
preach.
Mr.. Harry L. Mundey and Miss
Mary Walters. both OF Shepherdstown,
were married last night at the home
OF the bride in this place by Rev. Il.
l. Stephens.
James Flanagan, of Bakerton, few
days ago killed ten hogs that averaged
272 pounds each, the heaviest weigh
Ing 492 pounds. Thos. B. Welsh was
the boss butcher.
We have just received the largest
and best assortment of plain and cut
glass that we have ever had. Don
fail to Sc the new things in this line.
W. P Llcklider.
The REGISTER appreciates this CON-
plimeut from John PorteI6eld, E.q.,
OF Charlss Town: II enjoy reading
the REGISTER. 1t is a good paper
and well edited"
According to the reports of the
treasurers OF the Democratic and Re-
publican committees, the Democrats
spent $227.73 and the Republicans
about 5000 in the recent campaign in
Jefferson county.
J. Brasonier, Special Commits
sioner, will sell the Page houses In
Snepherdstown at public sale on De-
cember 18th. This ia in many re-
specrs desirable property. See adver-
tisement In this paper.
Letter Bros, Hagerstown, have a
big advertisement In the REGISTER
this week, THIS euterprising firm bas
has one of the biggest and best stores
in tnls section, and they invite inspec'
ton OF their new goods.
Harry Wslper, son of JOS. L. Wal.
per, Of this vicinity, successfully passed
the civil service examination and has
been appointed letter carrier for
Charles Town. Tne system of free
delivery goes into effect there the first
of next February.
Rev. Abner G. Hopkins, pastor of
the Presbyterian Church at Buena
Vista, Va, and Miss Ethel Booker, of
Hampton, Va, were married at the
brides home Wednesday OF last week.
The groom is a son of Rev. DR.. A. G.
Hopkins, of Charles Town.
One OF the REGIsTERs subscribers
got mad last week because We pub
hshed an item calling upon delin.
quents to pay up, and came in and
pianked down the money to pay
ahead until 1912. OF course, We