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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-22

a WISE DEAcoN.-"Deacon Wilder,
want you II tell me how you kept your
self and family well the past season,
when all the rest OF Us have been sick 50
much, and have had the doctors visiting
Us go often."
"Bro. Taylor, the answer is very easy,
used Hop Bitters in time; Kept my fami-
" well and saved the doctor bills. Three
dollars worth of it kept us well and able
to work all the time. I'll warrant it has
cost you and the peighbors one TO two
hundred dollars apiece to keep sick the
same time"
"peacon, I'll use your medicine here
after"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-22

rB TERRIBLE ACC1DBNr.-Mr. John
Lamb, living and working at the Cement
Mills below town, was the unfortunate
victim of most terrible and painful acct
dent in the yuarries at that place on
Thursday I3th. 1t seems that while he
was drilling out q blast hole which had
failed to go off. which is the usual Gus
tom in such cases, the drill struck on the
cap of Illuminating mercury and exploded
the same, bursting and SCATTERING the
rock into fragments. One piece Of stone
weighing upwards OF three ounces and
about 2 I-2 inches in length, struck Mr..
Lamb in the left thigh above the bone,
passing nearly through the same, aud
which afterwards was cut out by DIR. &.
~. Butler who is his attending physician.
A number of spalls entered his side, face
and arms, producing fearful and painfal
wounds. His face was completely black
ened by the powder, and there are appre-
tensions that he will lose the sight OF
both eyes. The drill which he was using
was blown through his hands decorating
them terribly with such force as to ascend
upwards Of hundred feet or more and
falling in the cliffs above him. There were
five others around him when the accident
took place, but all escaped injury. This
is tho second time Mr.. Lamb has been
hurt by an explosion, once during the
war by the accidental bursting OF bomb
shell at which time he was seriously hurt.
He is now We are glad to say, under the
efficient treatment Of DIR. Butler, IL falr
way TO recovery.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-22

Boz HARrER's FERRY ITEMs.-The
following items arc reported for the
Martinsburg Herald
We are informed that the new hotel
which is being erected by George w.
Green, on Shenandoah Street, nearly
opposite Cavaliers Drug Store, is al.
most finished. The ediGce presents o
neat appearance, already, and when
completed will be an ornament to the
town.
Just above the new hotel, on the
same street, Thos. H. Beals Is having
erected new brick business house,
containing two store rooms on the
first floor, with dwelling in the second
story.
On the same street, ex Sheriff Tear
ney is having built large brick store
room, which, when completed, will be
occupied by G. L. Myers, dothing mer-
chant.
r. B. Winters, an employee Of the
B. & 0. r. r., and resident OF Har-
per's Ferry, was taken suddenly i'll in
Baltimore, q short time since, while en-
gagged at bis daily labor, aud died at
his home on Thursday of last week.
Deceased was member Of Col. Joseph
Thoburn Post, G. a. ,R., of Harpers
Ferry, and was buried by that Order
on Friday, Oct. 18th.
A large center building is being
erected as ar addition to Storer College,
TO accommodate the rapidly increasing
patronage. We are informed that Mr..
George w. Buxton, Of Martipsburg,
was awarded the contract for furnishing
the brick.
The Mountain View Hotel, at Har-
per's Ferry, ia TO be torn down, and it
is said the Baltimore 81 Ohio Railroad
Company will 10 the spring erect a fine
hotel on the same site. 1t would seem
that Harpers Ferry sfords sufficient
attraction as summer resort 70 war
rant this move upon the Part of the
Company.
Mnrtba Walsh is having new bust
ness house put up, which sdjoins
Green's new hotel. All these new build
ipgs nre OF the most substantial work
mauship, and will handsomely adorH
the ancient burg.
Under the care of Rev. n. Q. Brack-
EFT, a. NJ, Sorer College is doing a
great work for the colored people. Un-
der his care it will continue to do 80,
and its influence will be felt in ages to
come Mr.. Bracket is an accomplished
gentleman and an able educator, and
bis uniform courtesy and kindness has
won the esteem OF those he labors to
benefit as we'll as the confidence and
respect of the community.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-22

sy" A Teachers Institute and COnven-
ton of County Superintendent will be
held in Wheeling, Nov. az. ~, % and &c,
1881. Every friend of Education Is invit-
ed. The question Of County Supcrintcn-
dencc will be iully discussed, together
with the duties OF superintendent, and
how to perform them. Eminent instruc-
tors will he employed to conduct the In
stitute and experienced Superintendent
to discuss the subjects pertaining to their
office. Will the Convention tell us why
the Legislature only appropriated $500 to
carry on the Teachers Institutes and al
lowed g, 900 TO be taken from the Peabody
fund for that purpose, Does the State APP
preciate the Institutes so little that they
must be supported by a charitable fund!
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-22

IL CIRCUIT CoURT.-The special No
vember term of the Jefferson Circuit Court
will be commenced on Tuesday, the 18th
proximo. The following petit jurors have
been drawn and summoned to appear the
first day of the term:
Henry S. League, c. l.. Barnhart, Geo.
NJ. Knott, Geo. ID. johnson, Geo. W. Shir-
ley, S. f. White, d. I. Reynolds, Joseph
E. Minghini, John o. Aglionby, Towner
Schley, Z. O. Williams, c. e. Beller, X.
N. Duke, Geo. II. Haglcy Jacob B. Grow,
E. A. Colston, VIM. i. Conrad, Jacob j..
Hoffman, j. NJ. Hendricks, Henry c. Git
tings, Jas. W. B. Frazier, John w. Ed
wards, Richard Henderson, j. Ed. Duke,
WIN. Engle, Jr., (oi Wil!iam), Gibson {.
Johns, 4. |. Lee, Charles ). Watson, j.
W. Il. Baden, Geo. 5. Eyster.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-22
~ IMPORTANT Sur.-The State

cE IMPORTANT Subtitle State OF
Maryland having been annoyed by per-
cons attaching the canal property for
Judgment secured Oh acceptances and
scrip for some time past, determined to
settle the whole question of after acquired
property by the canal company, by fore
closing its several mortgages. The Cum
berland News says: attorney General
Gwynn, has prepared and sen6 to Price &
Wilson, Attorneys, to be filed, bill to
foreclese the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
mortgages to the State Of Maryland, Of
Aprn 20, 1885, May 10, 1889 and January
8, ls4s. The foreclosure will be subject
TO the mortgage of Walsh and MeKaig,
on the wharf. There is also prayer In
the bill for an Injunction against Maria
REYNOLDS ct. al, to prevent them from
selling the wharf property now advertised
for sale. We ana not advised at this time
Of the full provisions of the bill, but the
above are believed to be the principal OBJ
jects."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-22

sT JUDICIAL NOTICE. Judge Faulk-
nsr gives notice that as tip last regular
term of the Circuit Court ended without
dispatching all its business special term
of said Court is appointed % be held on
Tuesday, the 18th of Move ber, 1881, at
the Courthouse In the town Of Charles
town. to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
on that day. A Petit Jurywill be requir-
ed to attend said term, and the presence
of parties and their witnesses in pending
cases will be necessary.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-22
~ Apv4nrIsr.--It Is more neeessar!

~ Apv4RrIsH.--Iti Is more necessary
70 advertise now than It was fifty years,
or a hundred years, or even twenty-five
years ago. People are more busy now
than they we're then. They have less time
and leisure to look about for what they
want They look to the newspaper to
learn whore their wants eau be supplied,
and they accept it as. 9 settled rule that
the man who sdvertises the commodities
which he has 70 dispose Of instead of
waiting for the people TO ind 1t ont Them
selves, is the best msnrto deal with, and
most likely to give Satisfaction.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-22
w A PLBAsAsr TINE AT DswssvrILz

~ a PLEASANT TINE AT DSWSsVILLE.
We learn from the Hagerst1wn Globe
that on Saturday last, large issemblsge
gathered near townsville and spent the
day and several hours of the night In the
Measures of tournament AMI dancing.
Antietam Cornet Band, assisted by local
string band, furnished the music upon
the occasion and the best Of sheer pre-
vailed. Twelve knights participated IN
the tournament. A knight barring the
title of cred Rover" and per9nated by
Mr.. Geo. Lyddan, Of Downsvilh, rode Tor
Mr.. Chas. D. Knepper, candidate for sher-
i'll upon the republican ticket Of Clear
spring, won the prize Of set pf harness
valued at $ls. Mr.. Knepper prseuted the
harness to Mr.. Lyddan afterwards IN
honor of his successful riding. The oeca-
sion was one of much pleasure 10 the par
Elephants, and as it was The first OF the
kind held in that locality will probably,
from the enjoyment it caused, Y repeated
at no distant day.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-22
IOCALsITEaIs.

Mr.. Joseph A Craighill, son OF tue isso Aaison
rrsiahiIl. died at the residence OF bis mother,
mar Duffields on Thursday last, aged about ~
years.
At the mouthly meeting of the directors OF tie
Baltimore IL Ohio Railroad, held on the 18th In
slant, Mr.. Chas E. Ways, formerly OF Hagers-
town, vas nominated by the president "a ASSIST
ant general freight agent for the main line ana
branches and for the Piitsburg division, and con-
lrmed by the board.
Mr.. Frank Bowers, below town, requests ua to
state that be has lot of nice paving stone which
he will sell upon cheap terms
The Cumberland News under the head Of Ca
nal items says there is great deal OF sickness
aloug the canal; scarcely boat without one or
more cases of chill. and fever. On account OF
the low stage Of water, boats are loaded light,
and as THE does not justify the boatmeu, many
boats are being tied up.
An additional track Is coon to be placed along
side the present one on the Shenandoah Valley
Railroad, and the wooden trestleing will at an
early day be superseded by handsome Iron
bridge, plans for which are now being made.
Treasurer Curry's report at the recent meeting
OF the Peabody Education Fund trustees showed,
among other distrbuii ,ns sincs February last,
ST. 600 paid to the W. Va. teachers institutes.
An observing exchange remtrks that this is
the year to plant cats aud kittens at the roots OF
the trees will be benefited thereby.
A GOODNESS has spruug up at last between the
nights aud mornings " Is to be hoped that ~
will not result in colduess.
"Aoops or no hoops" Is the ve1ed question
among the feminiuity.
Mrs. Jerernish Noff.inger, widow OF the man
killed In 1879 by John B. Fies-a case fapinar
TO most OF the citizens Of this section-diN al
her home near Martinsburg. on Tnursday oil last
week, aged about SO years.
+. Chas. Hubbard, who was sentenced to the Pen.
tentisy last fall, for Que year, for the killing OF
'cr ~. Bell, returned to Martinsburg Thursiny
,ciaht, nayiog been pardoued by Gov. Jackson
u neve learn that Mrs. Wright, wife OF Mr.. John
Wnlht, Of Cumberland, formerly resident OF
this town, died few weeks ago.
-Ddouole 'switchcs" are placed beside the
main track, 8. V Z. r., at the depot at This
place. 10 accommodate The trade on the road.
The Sunday School Convention for Washing.
ton county, Md, will assemble at Rohrcrsviile
on Friday, the 2Sth inst, aud remain in session
during the Sunday following.
The Baltimore Oriole is over and most pcesons
have realized that there was more in the adyer'
tisemeus than in the exhibition.
Mr.. A. Hamill, son of DR.. Hamill, OF Martins
burg is attending course OF lectures at the
Baltimore Dental College.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-22
Marble Works mt sIartinsbnrg.

Mr.. J. A. Young, of Martinsburg, has
Just received II tons Of Marble, so beware
for the low prices will overwhelm all
and purchase they will of the man who
buys his marble in large quantities, so
that he Is enabled to sell it low.
Call at once and your time will be well
spent in viewing the large stock of mar
bic. Correspond with Mr.. Young or his
agent Fl. Noble Tabb, Martinsburg. They
will be pleased to call to see you.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-22

ty" Col. W. A. Morgan, our Deputy
Sheriff, sustained d loss Of some six or
eight dollars, in change, by pickpockct,
while boarding B. & o. r. X. train, at
Camden Station, Baltimore, last week,
and while a rush was made for the train
by crowd. The change was taken from
his pamtaloons pocket. He also had two
checks for several thousand dollars, and
several hundred dollars in bank notes, in
the side pocket of his coat, which'were
not removed. The Col. congratulates
himself upon getting off so easily.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-22

Il KICKED BY HoRs;.-We regret
to learn that Mr. Charles 4 Unseld, son
of the late Collins Unseld, living on Mary
land Heights, opposite HTper's Ferry,
was kicked in the breast H a horse on
Friday evening of last weel, from the eff
fects of which he died in q short time af-
forwards. Mr.. Unseld was about 80 years
of age, and clever young nan. He has
may relatives in this pla,e and neigh
borhood, who sympathize with the be-
reaved family.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-22
abspberostown Register.
rDr. w. A.. Hammond and DR.. J.

II DR., W. A. Hammond and DR.. ).
Marion Sims, Of New York, both expressed
great surprise Saturday at the announce
,nsut by Guiteau's counsel that they were
10 be called rs witnesses on behalf Of the
assassin, to testify that thS death Of Pres
ident Garfield was largely due to NAL
practice, DR.. Hammond says that he has
not been summoned as q witness, ana that
he would not testify in any way beyonu
sayine that had it not been for Guiteau's
shot the late President would be living
today. DR.. Hammond thinks that tho at
tending physicians made mistake In their
treatment, but nevertheless the ball killed
the patient. and the main cause OF his
death was the wound inflicted by Guiteau.
DR.. Hammond says that Mr.. Scoville,
Guiteau's counsel, has consulted regard
ing the selection Of experrwitnesses, but
that he never mentioned his own name in
connection with the matter. The Doctor
,ays that he wants to see Guiteau hanged,
because he deserves hanging If any man
ever did, and that he would not save his
life II he could do it BY crossing the
street.
DIR. Sims, when asked If he was going
10 be witness in the case, said that he
would be delighted to SO and give his tes-
timony against Guiteau, because he alone
killed the late President. DR.. Sims says
that he does not care to say anything
about the treatment of the patient, because
as soon as the assassin's bullet struck Gen.
Garlield's spine his case was hopeless, land
no physician in the country could have
saved him. DIR. Sims further says that he
thinks Mr.. Scoville has made mistake
in advancing malpractice as a ground OF
defense, and il Drs. Gum and Andrews,
Of Chicago, tender their services as wit
nesses, he thinks they will do the prison.
er more harm than good.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-22
fw- OUR BAND AT YORKTOWN, VIRGIN

Icy VDh DAM NJ 4 OtNh iO"Nt iis''-'
iA.-By invitation OF Col. BumgarGner, of
the End Virginia Regiment of State troops,
Criswell's S. g. Band [l6 members) left
Oh Sunday evening last, to accompany the
regiment to Yorktown and take part in
the Centennial Celebration, which was
held on the 10th, goth and 2lst instants.
The Band left OH the 8. v. r. r. for
Waynesboro, Virginia, where they were
met by Col. Bumgordner snS his regi-
ment and accompanied them to Richmond.
On Monday last, at Richmond, was re-
view of all the State troops to take part
in the Yorktown Centennial, and in this
the band formed All important part. Tues
day morning, they left by the York River
Railroad for Yorktown, where they re-
NAMED in camp the rest of the week, par
ticipating in the various ceremonies Of
the Centennial. They are expected to
return this, Saturday, evening.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-22
GO TO
G.. T. LICKLIDER'S

u
HAVE just returned from the cry sMS
i full line Of goods which VIII 70 ON
very cheap, consisting as follows'
HARDWARE.
Knives and forks per set IS cts; plston
spoons, door locks, pad locks, door uen.,
screw bolts, hinges, axes, from I0. "
f125; grindstones,- wood saws, soo1R'
shovels, forks, coal bods and fbes,n,
sausago suffers snd grinders, W"
QUERNswARE. q :.
Gold band chamber sets, wash cosr
and pitchers, ssgsr bowls, cream jog
pots, vases Of ali kind. parlor l.mpsis PAP.
lamps, and all kind Of glassware; s''''
china tea set, a. pieces, for $3.50.
GROCEkIES.
Arbuckle's and Enterprise cones, ";
fresh crackers always on hand, sugar. "
all kind, all kind Of spices, ground
gram, tobacco and cigars, o full nne a
syrups, hams, shoulders and Dscon,
many other articles usually keeps ~
grocery store.
Boys' boots from 3l.G5 up; kenS oo~s
frora 800 up; Mems fne End ec ~.
shoes: Boys' fne shoes; Ladies ana
SEES fine and coarse shoes Childrens a..
of all kind. A full Line Of Ladies spo
see rubber goods; Mems guln boots. ..
Call and examine my stock and DC
WINGED that am selling goods eny
Thankful for past patronage ask W.
tiuuapes Of the sams in the future. -
CT. LlCKLiDLn
IA
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-22

President Garrett, Of the Bait d
Ohio railroad, has given orders, as we
are informed, for the enlargement OF the
hotels at Deer Park and Oakland, so
that they will accommodate one thou
sand guests each. The growing popu-
larity of these summer resorts makes
the Improvement necessary one.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-22

~ A Nxw HISTORY OF JOHN Browns
RAIp.-"M. Quad" the learned cores
poDdent of the Detroit Free Press, has
been recently "doing" the Shenandoah
Valley and other historical points Of in
terest in Virginia. He has furnished that
yidely-known journal with several
lengthy letters of occurrences Of the war
With which the people of this section are
familiar. In last weeks issue appears
letter referring exclusively" to John
Rrown's Bald OH Harper's Ferry, which
occurred on Sunday, 10th instant, twen-
ty-two years ago. He brought to light
m.ny new incidents that have never ap-
pe.red In print, narrating them in bis
usually pleasant and entertaining style.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-22
PUBLIC SALE
HOUSE AND LOT.
THE undersigned will sell In front OF
i the Entler Hotel In Shepherdstown, w.
Va,
On Saturday, the 18th day Of
November, 1881,

at o'clock p. m, LOT No Is in Rays ad-
dition to Shepherdstown, W. Va. The Lot
fronts 80 feet on Ray street and rms back
East about 100 feet more or less 70 line
fence Of j. r. Rays field.
improvements, Log Dwelling House
and considerable fruit trees On lot
This is very desirable property. Posses
sion from day Of sale.
TERMS.-One-third Of purchase money
cash on day Of sale, balance IN two equM
installments payable In IL and 10 months
with interest from day Of sale. The de-
ferred payments to be endorsed oy Dsnds
Of purchaser and secured BY Deed OF 1rnss
on the premises. nv
By his Attorney j. :. BrsScnief,
Geo. ID. MeGlincy, Auciioneer.
Oct. q 0W
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kSs~ On Mr,ndav tho frat doy NJ

sr On Monday, the fret day Of the
extra session of the United States Sea-
ate, Hon. Thomas r. bayHrd, Of Dela.
ware, stauncn Democrat and an incor-
ruptible man, was elected president pro
tenn. But az soon as the two new Sen.
ators from New York and one from
Rhode Island were sworn in, the Re-
pnblicans, with the assistance OF Ma
hone, pulled down and put up David
Davis, who claims TO be an Indtpen-
dent.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-22

NEW MEDlCIEES-The best prepara-
" tons known 10 the Medical Faculty
Liquid Lactopeptinc, Elixer Of Lactopcp-
tine, Boot, Iron and Wine of Bactopeptine.
MALTINE-A concentrated extract Of
matted barley, wheat aud oats, and con-
taius all the nutritious properties Of these
cereals.
MALTINE WITH PEPTONES-Ccn
tains the nutritive properties OF matted
barley, wheat and oats digested.
MALTINE with PEPSlN and PAN
CREATINE containing large proportions
Of heterogeneous matter, Carbohydrates
and Pbosphates, and is therefore rich in
bone producing and fat making elements.
BAKER d MckURRAN.
Oct 81 CIV
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PUBLIC SALE

INTENDING 10 discontinue ho,..
L ing, will sell at public auetion ssep'
residence in shepherdstown, West Y, ny
On Saturday, the 18th dav .,
November, 1881, VI
the following personal property. to.r,.
2 Sets Solid Walnut Bedroom "s,Nn:
Set Parlor Furniture, Walnut ma pte,
Sofa, ! Walnut and Hair Cloth do sr'S
hroidered Ottomans, / pair Curt,;,h m-
pair Lamorequins, several pairs NJ
dow Shades, l Ingram Carpet 30 vi WIN.
Ingram Carpet % yds., IS yds. xood NJ l
ting, Velvet Rug, 3 new Msitrss
Feather Bed, ! set bed Springs. Hsssi
Stoves (coall, / wood Stove, Cool S,ug
and fixtures, kitchen Table. 2 WE
Tables, with drop leaves, / Walnr, s'
tension Table, Sideboard, set Hrh
room Chairs, Coal Oil Stove. new Ing
beard for China with glass doors, Rap
orator, Wardrobe, Infants Carr;.s'
] Infants Walnut Crib with rocLas.,
Child's Combination Chair, New ~
Sewing Machine, Hat Rack with Ni.sae
and Umbrella Stand, 2 Walnut RncLn.''
China bedroom set, = Stone Chin, -
! full set French China, Tea set. Or
mented do. a large lot OF Stone. GI,'a
China and Tinware, large chest =,
drawers, l Large lounge Covered viii
oil cloth,) ! automatic fly fan, a n, :,
fine knives and forks, tubs, buckets az
irons, clothes pins, &C., &c. Also ! a..
Riding and Driving MARE, thoropsh'
bred, Carriage, Sulky, Sleigh. CS,-
ter style, Saddle, Bride, Harness, Hahsr
Cutting Box and other appurtenancos Of.
stable
TERMS-A credit until the first d,v q,
April 1881, will be given on all sums over
sl0, the purchaser to give note aud an
proved security, the notes to bear iutcr,,,
from date, but if paid promptly when due
the interest 10 be RENTED. Sums of sIo
and under cash and no property to be re-
moved until settled for. sale 80 commence
at o'clock p. nj.
DR.. W. p. MANNING.
Geo. McGlincy, Auctioneer.
Oct. 22 ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-22
Ready-made Clothing!

Consisting of Mems, Youths and Boys
Suits, comprising every variety and
style in the market with one Of
tue best and incest line of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS!
to be found in any city, together withs
fine selected line Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC PIECE
GOODSl
which we will make to order or sell BY
the yard.
QUIZ STOCK Is COMPLETE IN
EVERY PARTICULAR.
Ready-made Clothing, Furnishing Goods
Of all descriptions and the best line OF
Shirts In the market, the unsurpassed
Scratch Pocket Shirt, all wool under aud
over Shirts Of all colors and styles, Shirts
Of all kind, Drawers, Oyeralls, BAs.
Caps, Ladies and Mems Satchels and Va
Uses, Umbrellas and the Cardigan Jackets.
MEMS GUN GOODSi
Also n large stock Of 0yercoats, And
everything from the top Of the head TO tbs
sole Of the foot. VIC keep the best Goods
aud sell them for the lowest money.
Remember the old stand College Square.
). J.. HUMRICkHOUSE,
JACOB WISTERMOIER.
Oct. "a 1881. u
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Rev. l.. X. MASON, REcroB.
6bspherdstown 1880 a. N. 81 7P T.
LUTHERAN lXIuRCH,

Rev. ID. N. MosER, PAsTon.
Unionville II a. N, Shepherdstown
TT. NJ.