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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-28

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Il ON and after 1ne ~ 1851
.-r - Zeal IA J.. n IN ssk /, II NE Ne sor-rr
Trains leave via DesbOsses and COrahdt streets
Ferries IS follows: cnrcr,r
THE FAMOUS
~NFW-YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED"
-. GQMPos ED t,,XGLE sIVEtY OF - Erpr,,c
CARS.
Leaves New-YOrk every day at a. m
~ Meals the table dIOte plan axe served on the train In
~" NEW AND ELEGANT DINING CARS
when the sart5a special couven
those Of limited time who 1--we at distance from
- The order Of meals IS as follows
breakfast, . t. ! l. NJ -
Dinner to p. m.
Train arrives at Chicago every day at 1910 a. m.
A NEW FEATURE
IS the smoking made tins which for elegance Of
appointments Is not cqaallcO-
HARRISBURG Pittsburg, and south with Pullman
Palace cars attached, a m- and D. NJ dllly
WiiamspOrt Lock Haven = n D. m C9iry anu Ere az
o. connecting aJCOrry for ntusvle Petroleum Cen
efimore sshing aud the south, Limited washington
fxpress Of Pullman Paror Cars daily except sunday 10
a m arg We " ANN ann n , and II night " " AL" '
SUNDAY / a H.. z and . -. H., ana Il night
SranUA Ist itiu .h, o4 a4 iht4 Airuate std
ions Via halfway ana Amooy, o5O and $40 a. H. y noon
r. o. o., f - - "a -,-.io par, GOA m and . m
oats of Brooklyn Annex connect with all through trains
al erey CITY, anorHga speedy and direct transfer for
aPyeFfom pitsOars GO 20 NJ, 40
656a m 3jO 80 $50, and 1870 ,. sunday, $50,
600 a H.. ana 1880 p. n IN p,,i,,,,, !! -, h.. oi
g "a 10 49, 1850 lao H., L2t, . 800 80 go
IN a Al 1910 ami 1000 sunday 500 g.
G.S0,6.50 II 10 d. 60 35j lo4O anu 1850 p IN.
10 PHILADELPHIA
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HIlnlnQ.

1tilnlnA.
A SIERRA GRANDE, PLATA, BELLA,
N. APACHE aud other mining stocks dealt in on c1nInls
sion By Gus NEU. Is Wal-st, member NeW-4 OK aAu
Philadelphia Mining Exchanges.
APACHE, GRANDE, BELLA, PLATA,
IN and all listed and unlisted Mining stocks
Bought and sold Oh Commission
WATSON * GIBSON.
80 Broadway, New.York
TOHN A. MACPHERSON g. CO.,
~ Bankers Mining stock Brokers 30 broltwa Cor
respOndenee solicited OIclal .st safes maJ.ed IIoe
7 NJ. MOORE & CO.,
81. MINING INVESTMENTS,
Broadway, New OK. dealers n dlVnenu
paving mining promoters Of standard 0V4eu
pr0perties ami miscellaneous sccdIltles
bou ght and sold on commission once d
alOultJn Mining Company, OF Montana 49,
Consolidated Mining Company, o. II OniAlA
fetOrt Mining and Milling Company, OF Montana
Minnie Moore Mine. Of Idaho
VvHE MINING RECORD, 81 Broadway, n: !.
i 1Oc per COPY. sample copies sent free - cary.
BANKING AND STOCK DEPARTMENT.
Mining stocks ana sO At Owcstfatea VI cOnls9r
advances made and dividends cIsleL 1--~~~-,- u, -o
TNIoN con. MINING 4 INC v COMPANY
Nine Bode Mono county, I'll
NETWORK OFFICE % BROADWAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-28

NORWICH LINE H..
CITY OF WORCESTER
elegant the SOuni, and
the llvorlte CITY of y EN YORK,
leave Pier 40 North Ryer foot % Wattst next pier
above Desbrossesst Ferry daily except Suniaysat PIN
NTFW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. June "a, 1857
through trains VIII leave Grand Central Depot
a. m Western and Northern Express 70 Rochester ana
Montreal via Genital Vermont T. h. with dra"lhgrOO
$50 .-,- 80. l..
Albany syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo re CleN elhu anu
Toledo - 49,,
3 49, M saratoga special, dav1ngroom car to Monire cal
1890 NJ chicago Express. drawingro0m cars 70 Cahan-
daicua Rochester aud Buffalo also To hichheld -
II a. u. Albany and Troy. WIN cOhnccuOA W uSd
Saratoga. Glcns Falls and Rutland
$50 d. H., Saratoga special arrives p m
1 D. m, Accommodation 70 Albany and Troy. . - ,
10 m Express. with sleeping ears Tor 81 Louis
running through every day the week. also Niagara ta
Buffalo and Toledo -. -. c.. 81 ..
Auburn Road also 10 Montreal. excepting sunday.
o ID m Pacific Express. daily, with sleepint-clrs lor
and Toledo Detroit ll'sgo
Il p H. night Express with sleeping cars u Albany ana
Tickets on At No Bowling Green, 252 and 4l3 Broad
wav and al Express Offices Para place and 80
nd - Newly ana $50 NaolllE lgL-sL
BROOKLYN J. NJ. rOCCEY. Gen SuVt G. b. AEEAER
Gen. Passenger Agent.
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5 cave New.YorA, VA Desbrosses and COrt-

DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST I In pr EQUIP.
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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CT0NINGT0N LINE FOR BOSTON.

- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
FAREaways a. Low by other
Steamers NARIlAGiANSETT and sTONINGTON leave
daily except -uuGaysl from Pier 3d. y. p, foot Ot
Jay-st- arriving IA Boston AZ . a.
Tickets sale al principal ucket Ohoes, saterooms
WestcOtt Co. AZ Artor House,
2O7 sI gg7 al BroadHay aud AT Fifth Ayenne anu
Windsor Hotel ticket Offices
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

THE I'D ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
ON TpAIN- EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND ON UN
~ DAY, ) srAIIoNs ~ PHiLADELFH1A7 I'm
-' AEM- lOEA.
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Gunner Resorts.

AT MAPLE LAWN, Katonah, n. Y; pleas
N ant healthy and convenient
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Gorses ano Carriaaes

Jut5R5 uIIU VuI[Iuge6
VICIORlAS, VIS-A-VIS,
Iandaulets, Inndaus
VILLAGE CARTS, CABRIOLETs, SURREY WAGONS
Phaetons Top Wagons, HOckagBys,
WAGONETTES, STAGES
zoo NEW CARRIAGES, EVERY KNOWN STYLE a
$50 HECONDIAND.
PhaeOns $50 victorss 800 mp Express Wagons. Rock
away S75 Landau, 1925 Clarence, 500 Brett 500,
Coupe s75; Basket Phaeton Sl25 kumD Phseton. So
MODERATE PRICES
VIM. H GRAY Nos. % and ~ WOOSTKRST.
VII also rent for the season. |.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-28

Il CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE
Elevation 25OO Is To 20 degrees cooler than NewYork
Philadelphia only commanding famous Of
Hudson Valley Most desirable location IN the Catskis
Accessible
CATsKILI. MOUNTAIN RAILROAD FROM CATS
KILL LANDING
IN time 10 NewYOrk Albany than any other
Hotel the Mountains open June -.
CATSklLL MOUNTAIN HOUSE co,
send for circular. Catskl. y. Y.
BA large force IL now employed laying the rails Of rho
Catsk Mountain Railroad The track VIII be laid 70 Noun
able Carriages viii Boats and Trains Catski Landing
..rTHE RUSHMORE,7 Mamaroneck, n. Y
OF the coolest resorts Long Island sound &C
essibe elegant strictly hrstclass all the amusements
found hrst-cazp resorts NM. 3 sou rHWORII PrOpr
THE WENTWORTH
NEWCASTLE y. Il
WILL OPEN JUNE a.
It has accommodations $50 guests and Offers at
fractions any other seaside the Atlantic
Excellent advantages for boating, fishing and hath
Contains modern appliance spacious rooms best
spring beds large pdrots, passenger elevator Music Hall
and theaicas Orchestra Of twenty performers
Bowling Alleys, Billiard Room steam Yacht for excursions
Boats Frstclass Livery and Boarding stable
Grounds Illuminated by electric light New-YOrG and
Boston stock reports received every hour
Two miles from POrtsmOu D. and two hours ride from
Boston by Eastern Railroad Coaches Of the Hotel always IN
waiting
Address, Portsmouth, y II.
GEORGE F. THOMPSON.
Manager
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y CITY RIVER AND HARBJR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
OGce Pier IS. y. r, foot CortanltIt
Consignmens Of freight forwarded directed u part
O. the woFld
UNEQCALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders for delivery u all kinds VI freight and
ehandise u any part Of the city.
SEA AND HARBOE TOWING AND RIVER AND
HAKBOR LIGHTEHAGE
Freight of every description promptly ghtered pons
n the harbora reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS,, BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCUKSIONS
Steamers John u. and Erastus Corning FOR NEW
HAVEN. leave Pier Is X. Z ~ p IL daily. LSaturdar
exlenteLl
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO., beiEeen New.YOrk and
y ew-ttaven Care and disD atoh guaranteed
Tor points L. ". t. Ptes ID
For New Haven and points Last al Pier L.
NORTH SHORE. STATEN I5LANn-Eleven Miles Toe
len Cents VA steamer IRON Pier T. r. foot WmtehasA
LENlhALSHlP1AHD,C Com nunigAR, NJ DRY Doc&s.
Machine And Bolisr 5h0pA oFerytais 0oesgag " s19
CONSTRUCTION rupAlf VI Vess1lA
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Corporation Notlre5.


A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
TPTOWE OFFiCEs No / 238 Broadway corner Thirty
trss until p ~ and ao5 WsS caer In f1I
square 100 Third ave- corner az 1ie Ia ~
LEM OFFICES, Nos. l,OOl and $500 IhId-3ve- corner
Northumberland twenty up TO al regular Of
lee IAtes
NOTICk.->ealed proposals will bc received
~ BY the CON 1ttee Normal College at the Hal Of the
Board Of Education until July lso2 or repairs 10 eating
apparatus 81 Normal College, For fuu Information set
CITY RECORD. for sale at No City Hal,
NOTICE.-Sealed proposals will be received
by the Trustees the Eighth Ward the Hall
The Boar9 Of Education qnii ay io an IRON st
ton see City Record, for sale at No City Hall
NOTICE.-Sealed proposals will be received
~ al the entra Office Of the Department II Police until
JULY = lSs2 for making alterations and repairs 20 the
Tier information see Cy Record For sale al No City
NOTICE-Sealed proposals will be received 10y
" School Trustees Of the Tenth Ward the Hall o.
Etargays to Grammar SchOohouse 40 20 For full inform
suon zee city Record. for safe at No City Han
NOTICE-Proposals viii be received at the
~ Office Of Department Of Pubic Charities and Correc
goods Crocke and DIS For fu Information see city Rec
Ord. for sale at No CITY Hall
ITO CONTRACTORS-Sea proposals vii
1 be received at the Once Of the Fire Department unit
Pump FOR FcatHe Eng5e For la ihiornaIi5n see cit
Record, for sale al No City Han.
DRFARrNiFyr CITY WORKS,
ROOM 10, MUNICIPAL BUILDING. )
BROOKLYS June "a, 1852
ITO CONTRACTORS.-sealed Proposals, in
dorsed Pro- Oslls for Increasing the Water Supply
mt July IS al - n For particulars see Brooklyn paper
from p 70 July g. sPectcations may be seen ar
tak pr pOsdls obtained Che Office Of The Cie Engineer
RIPLEY ROPES, Commissioner.
Attest: D. l. NORTHUP. Secretary.
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AND PHILADELPHIA.
from hotels or residence 70 destination. ,rr,v,v
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHHHN RAlLN A1,

STEAMERS LEAVE PIER 8, " r.,
FOOT RECTOR-ST:
For Highlands seabright Monmouth Beach and Long S
Branch. o:33 49, g. / 1880 34o, D. ";tJ p H. Sun
days o. ! IS, m, 5it p. N.
Atlaut1c Highlands. tables al stations
For ocean Grove Gir &c, 7;45 8, il a. M $40 D.
For lakewood Toms River Barnegat &C, 7:l5 1870,
34J p -, .-.,.-- o..
Bay side. 1850 y. 49, ~. .
" V sfnartls Cen Stunt.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST.
VIA Philadelphia, Baltimore aud Washington.

On and May 81, the magnificent Passenger Trains
leave Pennsylvania Railroad Depot loot OF Corahuis
and DesbrOsses-st a. follows: ~,
H. sundays parlor car attached arrives wash,
rofor y Night express leaves Washington l ~
p daily seepers and day coaches through to CINCINNATI
and Chicago - c,u
D. daily. Fast Line arrives Washington 22j m. GIN
cinna 500 Chicago $50 IN. and ~ LOUIS sou a. III
r. palace seepers and day coaches though 10 CINCINNATI
81. Louis ana Chicago.
u night daiiv arrives Washington $50 m Day
Express leaves Washington al lO+O III. daily sleepers
and day coaches through To Cincinnati r,-
CP No other makes time 70 the West Trains
from the West at GjOa. 800 D. m ana lOV p
Tickets sleeping Derths secured and baggage called
and checked destination company once No al2
broadway all the Offices OF the Pennsylvania haoad
Company.
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NOIICE.-Nealed proposals will bc received
~ BY the Com nttee on Normal Coege at the Han Of the
Board Of Education until July 1882 repairs eating
apparatus Of Normal College. For ful Information
CITY RECORD, for sale at No city Hall.
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.azEs At TIRE MINING ExcH4NGh&

--- .77-,T sKIEs.- SHARES SOLD
omen High Low-rno Am n J.
Names ing est est hN' 49,
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I ARtIE, airy rooms, iirSt-CIass bOard and lD-
IL pointments RIDGEDALE HOU Sc, Madison. "
I IBERTY HOUSE, Liberty, Sullivan County,
n New York-A popular summer resort, enlarged ms
elevation 1000 feet. mountain AIR, une scenery
pleasant drives spring water pure milk fresh yege
tables no mosqnifos airy and wel-lurnsAed
with the the affords terms
moderate reference furnished. terms &C. address L.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-10-21
n X w
Fall and Winter Goods.
First Installment Of New Goods
for Fall and Winter Wear.

lust OPENED-Foreign and Domestic
y Dry Goods. ....
Black silks, great bargains Black and
Colorcl Cashmcres, medium and low
price Dress Goods in the new and most
desirable colors, Dress Flannels ia Gar
net, Blue, Green and Grey; handsome
low priced Satins. Prints, ISc., sc.
Also Bleachcd, Unblcached and Colorcd
Canton FlannelS, Bleached and Brown
Cottons, fine White Flannel, Shaker Elan
mel, Medicated Flannel, Ginghams, Shirt
ingS, Bed Ticks, &C., &c.
In our Millinery department we have
on hand aud are constantly receiving Hats
suitable for Fall wear. Full Millinery
stock next mohth.
u Bargains in Polka Dot Neck Wear.
~" New and handsome lot Of Jcwclry
just received.
tn" Gossamer Waterproof listers for
aides.
rY- Fell line Of Notions and Fancy
Goods.
- Ladies will find it 20 their interest
to examine my stock before purchasing.
Thankful for past patronage | solicit a
continuation of the same.
Respectfully,
JNO. +. w ELSHANS.
Sept. % If
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Teachers SALARIES.
Attorney Generals Opinion.

We are again under obligations to At
torney-General Watts for very full and
satisfactory opinion of question OF
school law.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 9TH, 1882.
HoN. B. J.. BUTCHER,
State Sup't Free Schools,
Wheeling, w. Va.
Ny Dear Sir-Upon my return home
last evening, l found letter from you
asking my construction and answer TO
the following question, viz:
Have Boards OF Education authority
to fix the salaries of teachers of respective
grades at different rates in different sub
districts of the same district; or shall all
the grades be paid alike in all the sub-dis-
tricts:''
Referring to page Z, amendments to
School Law, containing, "An act to
amend and re-enact section six of chapter
forty-five Of the Code of West Virginia,
as amended and re-enacteG by chapter
fifteen of the acts of one thousand eight
hundred and eighty one, concerning sala-
ries," find that the Boards of Education
of the several districts are required to
hold their first meeting for each school
year on the first Monday in July. At this
meeting they (the Board of Education
are required TO determine the number of
months the school shall be held in the
district, the NUMBER OF TEACHERS that
may be employed in the several sub-dis
tricts and fix the salaries that shall be
paid 10 the (said) teachers In determine
ing the salaries they (the Board of Educa
tom shall have regard to the grade of
.la.Rs > TfI.a.1r
GRADE THE SALARY that shall be paid 10
teachers of said grades in the several sub
districts.
The law then fixes minimum, below
which the Board Of Education carrot fix
salaries of teachers having certificates of
the respective grades therein enumerated.
1t will be seen that the law fixes this min
imum and fixes it for the guidance of the
Board of Education. The Board of Edu-
cation fixes the salaries of the teachers,
and the law says how they shall deter
mine the salaries, viz: by having regard
to the grade of the teachers certificates,
not to the number of pupils to be taught
by one teachert in excess of those taught
by another, not to the difference of cost of
living in different sub-districts, but sim
ply to the grade of the teachers certiti-
Gates, fixing to each grade the salary that
shall be paiG to teachers OF said grades in
the several sub-districts. 1t will be fur
Their observed that the minimum above re-
fcrred to relates to all the sub-districtS
alike being governed alone by the grade
the holder of No. ! certificate, for in
stance, getting not less than 20 dollars,
and this in one sub-distrct as well as an
other. 1t further provided that the trus-
tees of the several sub-districtS SHALL III
no CASE transcend or diminish the salaries
so fixed (by the Board of Education) in
any contract they may make with teach
erS.
| am therefore of the opinion that
Boards of Education have not the power
mentioned in your question, and that
teachers holding certificates of the same
grade must be paid the same salaries i'll
all the different sub-districts within the
same school district.
Very Respectfully Yours,
G. G. WATTS,
Atty General.
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Editorial SsreViticS.

There is comfort in the fact that al
though the United States cannot lay claim
to much of Il navy yet we are able to fit out
one iunketing cruiser for the President
and another for Secretary Chandler. With
all this extravaganza the Government re-
mains in Il manner solvent.
Eight persons were stabbed on Tuesday
of last week in crowded street in New
York by man who is said to have been
known to the police for some time as the
insane son of an insane father.
Mr.. f. p. c. Lewis formerly of Clarke
county, Va, but now Il wealthy resident
of Hohoken, has been elected colonel of
the Ninth New Jersey Volunteer Regi-
ment.
Elias Polk, the body-servant of James
X. Polk, and prominent colored demo-
GRAFT, was married in Nashville, Tenn,
Tuesday night to Miss Lizzie Mansfield of
New York. She is younger by i number
OF wears than her distinguished husband,
the colonel.
The New York Herald says that Gun
less all signs fail, the two greatest States
i'm the Union. New York and Pennsylva-
mia, will drop out of the Republican col
umn in the coming November. May the
Lord prosper the signs.
James Kelley died at his residence in
Allegheny county, Pa, few days ago,
aged IS years twenty-five years ago he
was the wealthiest man in Western Penn
sylvania, his possessions at that time be-
ing valued at S5,000,000. He lost over
$500 600 by indorsing for his friends; he
sunk $50, 900 in a car-buildlng enterprise.
Much of his property was in the suburbs
of Pittsburg, and it was heavily assessed
for city taxes. lie refused to pay, and
carried the case to the United States Su-
preme Court, which decided against him.
lie died penniless. Mr.. Kelley was known
all over Pennsylvania for his public spirit
and charitable disposition. AT one time
he had large business Interests III Phila-
delphia and Chicago.
Mr.. Eustacc Gibson, who has been cleo
ted to Congress from the 18th West Vir-
ginia district, is a brother of Col. j. Catlett
Gibson, of Culpeper county. lie once
represented Giles county in the Virginia
Legislature and during the war was seri-
ously wounded by cannon ball fired
from U. 5. gunboat.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-10-21
VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.

THE farm belonging to the heirs of Ed
l ward II. Roberts, deed, is offered for
sale. This farm is located on the smith
field and Shcphcrdstown Turnpike, = of
Il mile west of Kerneysville Depot on the
b. Il Q. X. r., convenient 10 churches,
schools and railroad depot. This farm is
in a high state of cultivation and l. the
best quality of limestone land, well WA
tered, there are three pools. two wells
and three cisterns, Two Orchards of
choice fruit and Il large amour: of small
fruit such rs grapes, pears, &c. This
farm is better located than most of farms,
having so many advantages of roads, mar
kets, &c. 1t contains about one hundred
acres The improvements are comtorA-
bic Dwelling House, Barn, Grain and
Corn House, lee and Carriage House,
Smoke. and Wash House, and all new.
This farm will be sold all together or in
lots to suit purchasers. For terms and
information apply to Chas. |. Roberts liv-
ing on the farm or
\. c. DRAWBAUGH.
Shenandoah junction, W. Va.
Aug. 10, 1892. If
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DWELLING HOUSE

Tenant House, Barn and necessary out
buildings. There is never failing Spring
of good water near the building, and an
Orchard of good fruit on the premises.
This farm lies convenient TO the {. u
.. Canal is within convenient distance OF
both the Shenandoah and the L. d o. rail-
roads, and is convenient to Mills, Schools,
Churches, &c.
The crop of corn growing on the farm is
reserved; the purchaser TO get the land
lords share of the crop Of wheat being
seeded. Possession given on the LIST day
of April, 1888, if the sale is confirmed.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash, and
the residue in two equal annual payments
of one and two years, with interest from
the day of sale, the deferred payments to
be secured by the bonds of the purchaser
and a lien upon the property sold.
JAMES NJ. BILLMGER,
Special Commissioner.
Oct. If 4w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-10-21

rs Mr.. Young, the great Marble and
Granite Worker, we understand, intends
charging his works to meet the increas-
ing demands of his trade. This is the
gentleman who sells work lower than
others can afford to sell it. He is selling
more Marble than all other works in Mar
tinsburg. Give him call or write to him
and he will be pleased to call and show
YOU some of his beautiful designs.
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CHARLEsTowN, W. Va, Oct. 1st. 1892.

CHARLEsTowN, W. VA, Oct. lst. 1882.
A general invitation is extended TO the
public to visit my establishment and make
an examination of my stock of Fall and
Winter Goods, consisting of Boots, Shoes,
Clothing, Hats, Caps, Gloves, Hosiery,
Underwear, Trunks, Satchels, Shawl
Straps, Camel, Tobacco, Cigars, &C., 81.
Agent for Sweet, Orr & Co., Overalls and
Jackets, Zeigler Bros, fine Shoes for La
dies and Misses. Millville Milling Co.
Bran and Shorts at mill prices, with
large stock always on hand. Rubber
Shoes and Clothing in great variety.
GEO. II. HAGLEY, Cor. Charles and
Washington Streets.
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Valuable Virginia Farm
FOR SALE.

This farm lies miles cast OF Charlottesville,
Va, on Buck Island Creek, near the Riyauna
River, ~ miles from Shadwell depot. II con
tains 634 acres 37j acres OF which Is cleared land
The above creek flows through the farm. and
several cross streams also low through 1t; there
are also several springs upon IL, making 1t one
of the most desirable grazing farms In the coun--
Is; i. l. well adapted for grass; public road
runs by each end OF the farm ii could very easily
aud conveniently be divid I'd into Two farms
There il a great deal of good timber upon II al.
so. Tue buildings are all good The house Is
good frame building consisting of 10 rooms In
the yard is a good never-iailiug spring There
is a large tobacco house, large corn house,
good. llrgc barn, very good orchard, aud a
haf-ncrc vineyard. The terms desired are as
follows 5000 for the farm, orc half OF it-si,-
5O0-cash; the remainder IN one, two and three
yeare. For particulars apply 10
JOHN II. little,
Shepherdstown, w: Va.
Oct. II, 1882. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-10-21
NOTICE CLOSELY!

T HAVE just opened and put on my
/ shelves nice supply of new Prints,
GinghamS. Dress Goods, Shifting CAST
mereS. KearSeyS, LindSeys, Fiannel>,
Muslins and filled up in other goods such
as needed, all of which have been bought
very close and from the very best markets
which | propose to sell At a very close
margin. Call and examine my stock Is
we aim to please our friends.
y. :. j. STRIDER.
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-10-21
l52 Acres and 2 ROOds,

lately owned by 7. W. Mason, deed, ly-
ing on the Potomac river, in the county
above named, near Dam No. i, and about
miles from Shepherdstown. About %
acres Of this farm is in timber, Is acres Of
il is good river Bottom, and the residue
good Limestone Land and in good state
of cultivation. The improvements there