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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-06

NEwYoRK July T. 1882.
SPECIAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.
y SPECIAL meeting the stockholders the BOs aud
New.Yor1 Line Raj. road company will be held the
cUmDanys The city Of MiddeOwn state OF COnnec-
ii, Wednesday the 18th II September 1882. at /
O'clock D. NJ purpose OF submitting the approval
ncatOn of tnis
road and property the New-YOfk. fayen and
fod airoad Company and for the consideration any
business that may properly before such meeting
The stock transfer books w be closed from the 9th day Of
August 1882 at m 18th of September, 1852
\. IN.
~ order of the Board of Directors.
fJ29Iitl r. L. WATSON. Secretary.
V'HE RAILROAD EQUIPMENT CO..
j CAPITAL S5OO.OUO
SIX PER CENT COUPON BONDS. payable quarterly.
POST. MARTIN & co. "a PlNESE
THE REGULAR annual meeting of the
4 stockholders Of the NETWORK AND TEXAS LAND
COMPANY LIMITED, will be held at the office OF the
pany No. 81 Waist the city OF Newlork. on TT ES
DAY the Sth August A. d. 1884, at ~ o'clock noon,
election OF directors and three Inspectors OF
Election transaction of any business which
be brought meeting. The will
be closed on Juiy ~ aud opened on August . 1882.
SAMU IL THORN H. e-President
JOHN :. BARNES, secretary.
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THE RAILROAD EQUIPMENT CO.
OFPCE OF THE
NEW.YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD Co, )

OFFICE OF THE
NEw.YoRK, ERIE WESTERN RAILROAD co,
NEW YORK. July 49, 1852
THIS Compa " has made an arrangement
Il with Messrs. DREXEI MORGAN & co. to Xtend the
Third Mortgage issued by NewYork and Erie Rail
Company maturing March next the principal payable
IN forty om that date aud the interest March ami
September semiannuallYatI cent annum both
in United States gold OF the standard weight and
right extend above been reserved 70 such Of
present holders desire avail of IL shall de-
ait bonds purpose with Messrs DreXe Nor
prior the 3st OF December next such bonds
by the holders for that
purpose by Messrs Drcxe Morgan Co.. viii be paid at
turlty. H. j. JEW Ell, President
% WALL-sr. NEW YORK. July 10, 1882.
Referring 70 the above notice the NewYOrk Erie
and Western KurOad Company ready receive
aly the New-York and Erie Railroad Third Mortgage
Bonds for extension.
AIRED buy at 1904 and accrued interest
any bonds the holders OF which desire sell
rather than extend.
DREXEI. MORGAN & CO.
$4,000 Gp cent tor on bond ' sad mort %
irst lien established manufacturing
er worth more than three times the loan
Fol particulars address SCOFIELD& JONES,
Flshktll-0n- IL udsOn
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financial.

DEBT OF the United States Trade in Coin.
~ Cost OF cyil List See fne Tribune Almanac Price 2J
t'OR Law on Banks and Trade I'm Bullion sea
u Trlbmne Almanac or * PcIca - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-06
Broo6lpn DruuertD for Sale AM 60 Get

EOR SALE on very easy terms, a fOur-st0ry
brick dwelling on the west side OF Columbia HegnE.
midway Fulton and Wall Ferries o'erOON-
the bay and running through 10 Furman 81 WITH our
store turmanst lot 2jxljO small amount Guy
Of cash required. Address LESTER tribune ONCE
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL NARKErB
LoxDos. August 5-l2:So m,-Consols 99oa for money
30 iIIs for account; bonds. per oents ex
tended. los; AuaDuo Great first mortgage
trustees certificates a. TO SECOND. III Erie Al
YORK central, l4Ol4 Pennsylvania Central JLE headnR
3lis. Newly Ontario Western 2Slt
LONDON August % y m.-New JeIsey Central nrstA
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Real Gstale uanle0.

XVANrED.-Country- 100 or more es 49,
w near New-YOrk City prefer New-haNeh h'~"'
RUTLAND & WHIrIN0.5 Beekman-sI
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fjouses au0 Rooms tUanteo.

xXyANTED-On Washington or Cllnton-ayeI
or sinlar street. In Brooklyn. ID 90 2Oroom hySss
for which owner would accept Ia part small eoantt pS
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Counirn propertp for Sale ano 80 fst

Gountrn propertp for Sale ano 80 Lei
7-ACRE FARM FOR SALE, admirably
~ adapted for the cultivation Of fruit raising pee,
poultry city aud station high ground: be@uui"s
located only Si,iOO. BOOkuOUT. 80 Maidenlhle.
ONG BRANCH.-TO LET-A cottage tinely'
furnished than three mtnu from the h
al moderate rent owner Is going away rent ~AOO w
Address Mrs H. G.. Box AIS, Z. o. Long bf-n0"'
~ j..
EOR SALE.-Send for descriptive circular OF
4 our property growing Fort Lee, to OWNER T. W
BOX - LeOna. n. j.
NUMBERED LANDS FOR SALE.-ln MAJ .r-
tinsburg. Lewis County ~ Y, about oZon dr Sc,
ily with spruce maple. brch, cherry tsn & ubc
sawmll aud machinery large hane honso ..tsfa Ap-
cleared well adapted to dalTying; sold 10 Close Al es
ply address -, ,ovt. "a n Y
VNO LEr.-At Cornwall on Hudson, o On suo
Heights, 800 feet above the river MIN VIII, ~, Sre ssreg
cottage with 10 rooms. acres oil AN s,s 0
good supply of water terms moderate ~ Roy 40
L. - New.lork Ciy|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-06

The following shows the eXporUs exclusive Of
spcciel from the Port of New-YOrk to foreign ports
tor the week ending August l and since the be-
ginning OF the year, compared with the CORE
spending periods of previous years;
1890 1881 1890
For the week ..... SS62S 1919 S73O2.229 Sc ,ug 443
Previously reported. 22S.,U-jJ0 2lsl7s7Jj 1872
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-09-27

ApPRoxrMArroN Prizes. Nos. ~,
102 70 ~, ITO, inclusive, $3.50; Nos.
F22,34l u 2a,sl9, $500; Nos. ee42 70
$3.50, $3.50; 1000 numbers ending
With 81, being the last two figures
|of the numbers drawing the capital
|prize $75, 600, $25. '','S..'' g .
| 3 No. As,lo1@ draws capital prize,
SIS, ooo;' sold ID Houston, Texas,
ICoIambus,. Miss, and Butler, Mo
No. q, $50 draws second capital prize,
ISIS, 900; sold in Boston, Mass, and
Leassnworth, Kansas. No s64l
ldiaw, $4,000 sold in New Orlean,
Iannd sNssw, York. Nos. 12,ls4 and
Is2, ZIG draw1, each $4,000; sold ID Ne.
fYoilk' aud Petersburg, Tenn, Nos
Iz4, soe,. Is, o4s, 81, 4s5,s 74,o52 al an |
l7x, SEQ draw. ,s1 eaach $4,000; sold in Chi
.|cago, New York. New Orleans, Don
aldsonyille, La, St. Louis, Mo.
Maysville, KY, Galveston, Ell Pasc
Texas.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-09-27

az -BlLLY Malone h.s, i purchased 4
few men in Virginia. with Office, The
promise Of Office and perhaps money;
This led him tosmskes the assertion
TO- Col. Rufio, a few days since, that
5000, 900 '''wouldscarry Virginia 81.
'her way" This, meant simply that
a popular verdict may be purchased
in the great stste Of Virginia for the
patty sum Of 5000, 900; that any par
~, according to'Atahone, may buy
Virginia with that sum, and that it
is st not principle. that moves a, hin, or
thfose S who, are ge acting with hhI him. but
moneys And And this s.i il i the meas measure Of
pub public political morality BY the ave-
rage Independent. .,~. .yf.as.,sax
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DEMOCRAT.
TER

THE DEMOCRAT is published Weekly
a. Two DOLLARS and FIFTY CESTs per
annum --oNE DOLLAR and Fifty Cents
for six months - PAYABLE IN AID,
VANCE. -s
ADVERTIs EMt,NTS inserted at1therate
of OSE DOLLAR per strllrr for tlm4iirst
q siusertion and Fifty CFHTs for each
subsspn.nt one. Ten lines or less
(brevisr typs) constitute n square
OBITUARY VDrICES, Marriages, Public
Meetings. H,rlS Of Thanks, etc, to he
Z maid ~ advertisements "a &a-s
PERSONAL CARDS-when ,dmissable-
charged double the misunderstanding
rates. sr ; r
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-09-27

- b : q, y :.
Total No. Of electoral votes. ..:, All
IS The sixteen Southern States, in.
Guiding Virginia and Delaware, will
cast 153 votes for president in' 1884
1t is possible Virginia and Delaware
may be captured for tie Republican
candidate. Should this be the case,
the Southern vote ior the Democratic
ticket would be only 1873, leaving 6
70 be supplied by the Northern and
Western States. The States relied
on are California, Indiana, Nevada
New Jersey and. New York-71
votes: There isn't much encourages
ment in these figures 50. -, :. .
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-09-27

II i - g
jar Hubbell' Is even { attempting,
70 blackInall the dead for the sup,
port Of the Republican party. A.
Utica, N. Y. paper tetIssasstory ofa
former Federal clerk in that city,
who for years, out Of his small sala-
Try, managed TO pay bis contribution
to the campaign fund Of the party.
Within the past tise months Hub
lbellhes, been plying this, supposed.
lclerk With most, urgent. circulars to.
induce him to pay his much needed
assessment. Recently Jay has found
out that the desired contributor has
been resting in his grave for several
Years, and that much postage money
has been expended in vain.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-09-27

acares of your Liver A
great number Of the diseases to. which
mankind are liable, arise from dis
ordered condition 81 this organ.
Keep it ia sound condition ana
healthy condition, and you can defy
disease, Pricklys Ash Bitters are
especially adapted for this purpose
,heing composed, of drugs. which act
on the Liver, giving it tone and
strength to Withstand malaria.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-09-27

Is * .;h1isss7 'siaG-----a is't $40 ,af33Sas
,Remembcresta thou that setting esuh-l
. The last ! saw With thee,s asasaas,
When loud We heard the evening gui
Der the twilight sea pass lie
The sound appeared to sweep ta9<<II
Far DER the verge Of day,
'rill into +. aims beyond the deep o'':
they seemetlto die away.as gssg
O. when the tolls Of day. arc o'er, !; :,
In pensive dreams of thee. =.
I SIT to hear thr evening gum 81 ~
Peal DER the twilight fea; Ys5Es!E
md whilst on pillows curleti, .t ..,.
- Tie distant soMn,ls decay, tworit
/ weep--ands wish from this grnuRl
Like them to die away. ra,;va sves
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-09-27


& - II tell you,' said Colonel Holcomb,
that smoking is the worst habit that
4 man, CEN contract.c Yon know ]
lean very af1ec'ionately toward liter!
!, pre and that ! write sketches occa
;.ionslly. Several days ago, ! receiv,
d Al order from q literary paper for
story. ! WAS fattered ny the com
pliment and Immediately. began work.
For years ! have heen an inveterate
.moker, and knew that the effect OF
I,ohaccos was injurious to my brain,
.nd when ! began The storyI resolv
ID to omit. ! haze a, s,rong will let
sme.remark, hut j. was surprised .,
he ease with which i scrusbed the
habit. ! wrote with q yiger4 which ]
had never felt before, and when night
came, 4 went to bed feeling like q
hero. 4 thought qf,menwho struggle
With the habit and smiled when j
contemplated. my superior. strength
Tho next day, 4 began to smoke, but
I frowped at1she desire and bent m,
mental energies to the story Icon
qusrsd the desire aud. worked with
Ialmost nervous 7rapidity. Looking
| up suddenly i saw my meerschauu
pipe lying on the. mantelpiecse NJ,
yietory was not complete a. II
show myself that / ammaster ofth'
situstion,' caads arising I filled TIL
pipe and placed iton the desk besid'
beside me- rNoHgI s'n master,
mused.s The enamy is under m.
very nose and still / resist him
The victory soon grew commonplace
Istook uptbe pipea. l, would 90 farth
or. :, ! would light = match and hole
IL over the tobacco. ! took the stem
between my teeth and smiled again
Talk about conquering d desire. 81:
struck aamstcha and held it over tn
lpipe. szaf nike aa1' .ss5aitf>3l
"Well," remarked one o. the com
pauy when the colonel stopped.
II smoked" he continued
..Who's got . match p Arkansa
Traveller. 81 &ak$ , a:ae c"ss3s..
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n Pungent Descriptions

3ga ,sN,kunEent Descriptions; :aasss
1ya13 $3.50, aafS-a Is as Esat
THE landlord, my dear children, :is
an honest man, generally bnt unless
you keep away from his house, he
silhtake you in ifshe CAM 7a;easg
hat donot Judge him too. harshly.
1.-The can put up yithsyou, you should
be able to7pus MP withahim. 81 sasov
= He il always ready tosgixsevesv;
body q warmrrecsption, lantspuis YOU
on tho register nscso"nass you arrive!
Z The landlord is tho head Of The
hotel. HERS also i Is innifsce.sl siai
1.-The flandloril, 5tiahugh' taanally d
temparste.m sr. h hsvetso happy -
wiienahe is fulIsasz5sa 100 ys9g hgs
.ENo,hing paes*es2iims ssznuchs ass
to seea host inahis'h oase, but empty
though his house aasy Dc, stiIiheEis
10 host in himseIf.Ss b&G S:Gatf SIS
I In some ho.e's they have stated
hours for breakfast, diuner .shd sup
per; but you can get meals at al
hours.
rrbe landlord Is ever watchfuI Of his
actions nj although the keeper otxan
inn is necessarily inn discreet.
Drinking habits ore net pecessarily
prevalent At the hotel, bat, almost
everybody's hrst care on entering ons
|is to cali Tor the porter. 3 ,,,,,,sn =,
The landlord will give Jon : room
Iif he have. He has ; clhnaumzlb'ernai'd
tor al comerssg,sxxs ASIA asssa es.sssii
| While. yon are q bic hsnss ron pr
his guest, but probably yos hs y
already guested ths. c,,;eaoi:sguq
Some personsp are, very illogical Il I
their treatment oflandlords. ! onc y
knew q man whe said . certain hote
keepers honse, VAS not, A. A. TO d lloaddg'
10, and Immediately atterwsrdl LODGED
complaint With him him., a,cs al sssii.
The ,landlordg usaallys charges 70
extras, but be censiderp this homes
and above board.spa b Il sbis'T :.
"Oh, tell US some morer' you CRY
Some other time, perhaps; but tbi
is all that lean tell you Of The bote
to-day.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-09-27

A ROMANCE OF RouxxklA.-The1e
has been q very, curious incident at
Spa, Of which q young Roumauian
has been the "hero.'' This youth
has been making believe to such an
extent and 90 cleverly thatvhe sue
ceeded in dipping society there com
pletely. He gave out that he was
about to hght . duel with 9, French
man At fifteen PAGES on account Of a
fair German maiden, and 90 we'll did
he keep the imposture that be- Was
believed or, to the very last, when be
bolted, having first sent to the papers
. full report Of his own death, shot
through the head. A. he had Dor
rowed money on the strength of his
romance, his disappearauce'led toin-
quiriee, and ,then it transpireda that
there had been no duel, not even "a
quarrel, nor. . sFrenchman, nor a
German, maiden-an had been the
creation, Of the young ;Ronuauiaa'a
fertile, Imagination The way he
managed to .put of one of Lis larges.
creditors for money. lent VA, clever.
The latter. - met him on his way the
station, in fact, though he explained
| his journey BY saying il bad refer,
eace e. tho duel ofshe nexsmofning'
Have you decided to fight At fifteen
psees2' asked the friend "Oh. yes.9
MAS, the reply. ut must, be- death
for one Of Va, but no matter. ! am
desperstc.'''. Then. he Suddenly add
led: "Ah, there is the sun l. owe
Ithavc not forgotten II. In fact,
have been setting all my affairs in
Iarder thts afternoon, and II was al
Icame that l posted To- youa letter
Icontaiaing the, full amount OF ny
tdebt With my warmest thanks.-
When you receive 1t I may, be dead
1.-THE creditor thinks now it Is mos,
Llikely5 that he, too, will be dead be-
fora, the promised packet reaches
Ihlm,,isi 14.s = IS h.a tG4'r $3.50,
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SEPTEMBER. ~, 1882, ~, IN ~ ..,ss-s =.

| ed together under his arm and a
crowd Of boys ii Bis back. TIE Sec
odd night AZ the station house he be.
CAME very violent, and to keep him
from attempting to kill himself be
was iron and bandcufed.s a'z
! His father,in, law and several 9th.
sr physicians examined and pro-
noupced him insane, ,whereupon be
was, sent,soahe Asylum; When ask
ed if he remembered Lincoln and
Aooth his eyes di'ate,', and IN a very
frightened, kind Of way lie replied
YES" and then silently shook his
head. lie also stated TO one of the
reporters that he was born. in Viz
sinia in 1916, and joined the Confed-
crate cavalry under General J. E. Il:
Stuart, and was IN Washington on
that memorable night when Booth
shot Presidents Lincoln. He poin,e'i
out the hiding place of Booth and
saw Curbett shoot him.-[Bal,imore
Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune!
&hsa'S a. - -. --l-S-.--- -ssifNs.,
szs-ssENGLIsH Fem ale Bitters sends
red blood to sickly womau's cheeks
and strength to-. her muscles, by
|sivinIes ~ appetite, aiding digestion
and building up the " system. All
sickly women Who need a never fail.
ling female regulator, will be delight
ed with its prompt action.
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THE ELECTORAL VoTE.

YzsEy. ,e2S5 E9s..s7 q. &<..l sS3s = ,25fSsrf
As q matter Of ready reference fol
those who take. ~ interest in poll
tics and are gifted With ! vennol
.fooulty Of forecasting future events
the following table Of tie votes q
States 10 the next Electoral College
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-09-27

TOHN CAssON, Physician and Sur
81 geon. Office at residence, head of
Bssaregard street. p
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D0BT P. HUNTER, Attorney and
II Connsellor at Law. Office in the
Hynson huilding, Front Street.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-09-27

N DU PRE-, Physician and Surgeon
~ Special attention given to disea-
ses Of Women and Children. Office at
residence = Johnston street, between
Second and Third sts., Alexandria, La.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-09-27

TAs. ANDREWS, Attorney-at- Law
% and Notary Public. OHice on De-
Soto street. hatween First and Second
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DIRECTORY
PROFESS/OF.4/

DLACKHAN, W. F.. Attorney and
ID Councillor at Law. Office on Dr.
Soto Street, between Firstand Second
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-09-27

DOSENTHAL, j., corner of Second
~ and Murray streets, dealer in Dry
Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Caps, and General Plantation Goods.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-09-27

Z. 2 o.. Z
"A North Carolina correspondent;
of9thel Atlanta Constitution writes:
Il suppose Morehead City is the
f onlly city IL y the world without .
yvvhA Wheel 10 j., IL de not think thefe is
a wagon, Or q buggy horse 10 town
and vefyfew 10 the county. Every
thing Is donciiu boa.s. There IL not
q house ia 1.-The county that r. boat
ca,Gnot get 'wishi'n1a mile Of Nov a
aOctor or ID iawyerqin the county
owns a horse they practice'in boats.
(. The people 50 So 70 funerals ip boats,
and and when they A, arrest 1T, man they
carry. him to Jail in a boat s,,,og
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-09-27

HoRsE NorEs,-"I take pleasure
IN saying that when ny horses We 8
sick with What WAS realized lung fever,
last Spring; 1agave Simmons iEtet
Regulator (liquid) in one ounce dos.
|es, twice a day. They all recovered
speedh,. p, T. MlcaEsER," Prop'r
Mich's e Express, ,sJJee'nak intown.
Pennsylvania 80 &c
III wish TO state that q vaIlaabis
horse 81 mine was taken with cole;
and, after using alt means available;
the thought struck me, a. I had mo
salts sip the house, TO use. simmons
Liver Regulator. After giving about
four ounces Of it, in the latss 'of 1
}half .hour be had an, operation, and
WAS cured. ! think it valuable in.
lformstio1 70 yourselves and stock
raisers. as Yours, etc, W. A., Hal.
lLAxD, sJessusville, Ga" ga,.4a,ss VI
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-09-27
ORR G0ODS d. fROcERLES.

HUSTMYRE, W., sign of the "Big
IL Red Plow," corner of Second and
jackson streets, dealer in Dry Goods,
Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Hats, etc.
Highest market price paid for cotton.
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GROcENIR.s, LI0H0R.2, Kzc.

TTALLERY, E.. Front Street, oppos
' site Ferry Landing, Dealer in
Choice Wines, liquors and Imported
Cigars, Sign of "IIelp Ne Through
the World VI s'-@. -
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-09-27

saasAiSURE, safe and prompt fcmafs
regulator is in great demand among
y married isl and single ladies, yet strange
t. say, 9ply one l has eyer h been oferi
g an and Lbs! that 10 ! nglishg Female Bit
irregulst monthly uterine action,
cures female weakness and excesscs;
removes unnatural obstructions, odds
iron to tue blood, strengthens and
athlsdup othe swbole system, and
cures, the neEvouasand the hysterical;
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-09-27

y a. '84as . p so ~ tFf@ s's"' III 20"
WEDNESDAY,,
2eetr1.
~ tafI p
81 THE EVENING &, e. GUN.

eTai Br;rHos. MOORE. :" ii '7sf
49, -. ..s.-.k -. - "a Isaea is9
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! WILL, FORCE.
HOW. "A DISTINGUISHED GENTLEMAN
Q .gggr STOPPED SMOKING. aaH

.as e7B ,dl ,o.da.-- sls .,oa -.
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.HEaiLl 81 Aag& { % 81 .SFfl577 ES5iaaEt9s
) tgiE : sa,f+a .'9@:s q AZ 9sgr
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-11-11

HENRY FINK,
General Manager, Lyuchburg, Va.
JOS. II. SANLs,
supt., Hagerstown, Nd.
A. POPE,
G.P. & T. A., Lyuchburg, Va.
o. HOWARD ROVER,
d. F. Il +. A., Hagcrstcwr, Md.
GENERAL OFFICES :-Hag,r-tovn. NJ, Nos.
81 and 80 South Third Street, Phiade!pLia, Pr.
and Lynchburg, Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-11-11
JACOB WINTERM0YER
DEALER IN
Ready made Clothing
AND
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.

| WOULD just state that have just
L opened for inspection the largest and
most beautiful stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING
that has ever been in SbepherdstowD or
in any other country town, consisting of
Mems, Youths and Boys suits and Gents
Furnishing Goods that has ever been be-
fore the people of this vicinity and / want
il understood that | mean business and
will sell you goods mt prices that will
astonish you. Therefore look 10 your in
terest as | will sell goods as cheap as they
can be purchased in HagerstowD, Mar
tinsburg or elsewhere.
also return my thanks to the public
for their liberal patronage for the past
and hop. a continuance Of the same. Res
member the old stand, College Square.
JACOB WINTERMOYER.
Sept. 30
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-11-11
STRANGE BUT TRUE ,
THAT
HUMRICKHOUSE,
THE
MERCHANT TAILOR,
HAS Just received and placed upon his
III shelves the fincstand cheapest stock of
PIECE GOODS, READY MADE
CLOTHING AND CENTS FUR.
NISHING GOODS,


ever brought to this town. Ny stock is
EN- tt r L i Y n + w.
Ny PIECE GOODS consist of all the lead
ing styles of Wurstcds, Plain and Fancy
Cassimercs, Cheviots, Crepe's, GRANTEES,
&c. Ny READY-MADE CLOTHING
cannot be surpassed for Cheapness, Style,
Quality OF Material or Workmanship; the
prices are within reach Of all. Mems
Suits from s. to $3.50. Overcoats from
1926 to $l7. Ny stock Of Boys Clothing
defy competition. The FURNISHING De-
PARIMEN'ri is complete in all respects.
If you would save money and get nice
goods give me a call. No trouble 10 show
goods, My Cassimeres, &C., will sell
by the yard or make to order. No charge
for cutting when sell the goods. Cutting
done in latest styles. Thankful for past
favors hope to merit u continuance Of
same. Don't forget the place. Opposite
Blllmyer's Block on w. German Street.
Respectfully.
). L. HUMRICkH0USE.