Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1909-12-09
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BRIEFS.

Beautiful line of vases al w. P. Lickli-
ders.
Today the sun rises at 7.O7 and sets at
4.3S.
Special session of the county court next
Monday.
New Orleans molasses at w. p. Lick
Gder'S.
Christmas will be here two weeks from
Saturday.
Oranges, lemons and grape fruit at
Schoppert's.
Poultry seasoning, capers and shrimps
at Schoppert's.
homemade lard cans 10 cents each at
]. NJ Rush'S.
4 beautiful LOT of rugs and druggets at
w. B. Bakers.
homemade lard cans IS cents each at
q. T. Hodges.
Buy your wife rocking chair for Xmas
at VI. b. Bakers.
Wheat is quoted at Sl.1S today and
corn at 50 cents.
{. {. Ware has sold his farm near Kel-
ler's TO E. E. Allen.
Shepherd College remnants at Rein
har'S-15c 10 Sl00.
The Register will be sent to any address
one year for dollar.
Butter is IS cents pound and eggs
are 2S cents dozen.
CranberrieS, Malaga grapes and clus-
Ter raisinS at Schoppert's.
English walnuts, almonds, Brazil and
mixed nuts at Schoppert's.
Neuchatel cheese, Sweitzer cheese and
peanut butter anSchoppert's.
Schoppert invites you 10 call and see
his nice line OF XmaS candies.
See Our fine line of Xmas candies,
fruits, citron, etc, at Hodges.
Schoppert has Just received the new
crop OF New Orleans MoiaSSeS.
Holly seals, tags, ETC., for sealing and
addressing gifts, at Remnants.
Call and see the reed rockers, prices
from s. to ST, at M. B. Bakers.
Coax Halp' has passed away, and the
lockSmlth shop has ended its career.
Our candies have arrived. We invite
you 10 sample them. w. P. Licklider.
Freezo weather this morning. The
thermometer got down to above zero.
DR.. W. t. Perry, the HaIltown physi-
clan, has bought Franklin automobile
Before buying Xmas presents, call and
see VI. B. Bakers new line OF furniture.
Remnants mirrors magnify your beauty.
Don't you want one for Xmas? SOC TO
$500.
Blankets, handkercheiS, gloves, cut
lery-all substantial Xmas presents at
Hodges.
w. p. Licklider not only has the best
lot of Christmas presents, but his prices
are SO low.
Gentlemen appreciate brushes as gifts.
The kind they appreciate are well stocked
al Remnants.
If you are going to give magazine Tor
XmaS, LET Reinhart order it for you. No
trouble and costs less.
A combination writing desk and book
case from M. B. Bakers will make
suitable Xmas present.
Our Christmas trade has been good. II
YOU haven't visited our store yet, come
now. w. p. Licklider.
Charles F. Byers has sold to Adrian
Miller AZ acres of unimproved landa above
Scrabble for $50an acre.
For Sale-A good driving horse, nine
years old, safe for lady TO drive. Price
reasonable. Apply to J. M. Rush,
Buying your candies at Remnants
means getting fresh candies when you
buy your candies, don't forget that.
Navigation has closed on the CheSa-
peake & Ohio canal for the season and the
water is being drawn off all the levels.
DR.. Oliver, of Swan Pond, has bought
the ChaS. NJ. Sutton place at Winebren-
ner's Cross Roads, including about four
acres of land, for $3.50.
Reinhart has Just received an entirely
new line of Sterling and Waterman foun-
tain pens, with special holly boxes TOR
ChriStmaS-$l co to $500.
All members of Juanita Rebekah Lodge
are requested to be present at the meet
ing next Monday night at 7o'clock. Re-
freShments will be served.
Joseph V. Bell has bought handsome
Buick touring car and has been enjoying
driving over Jefferson county'S gooo
roads the past week or two.
At meeting of the stockholders OF the
Shepherdstown Electric Light and Power
Company on Monday the old directors
and officers were reelected.
We invite you to make our store your
store for your holiday shopping. Buy
this week. You will have large line to
select from. w. P Licklider.
According to the records of the Wealth
er Bureau for this section, the month OF
November just past was the warmest and
dryeSt November in 80 years. The ram
fall was only about one and one-seventi
inches.
Monday was country day in Shepherds
town. A 'poSSum was making himself al
home IN a tree in front of w. K. MolerS