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DRY oooDs-dEo,. r. TAYLOR.
BONNET
81 KS !
DRY oooDs-dEo. R. TAYLOR.

There being numerous iaquir.
les for a better grade Of Black
Silks than are usually kept, We
haVe' in order TO supply The
want, purchased a line Of The
celebrated Bonnet Silks on terms
enabling US 10 sell them as low
as they are retaiIed in any mar
ket. Customers wanting TO see
this make Of Silk will please
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wages and Living In Germany,

Consnl.Gcneral Volger presents table
Of wages paid to fourteen different classes
OF workingmen and artisans in thirty lead
ing and representative cities OF tho Ger
man Empire, together with the prices OF
articles OF food and rental. Having figured
out the average cost OF food alone in Ger.
many for four persons as amounting to
50 50-rent, light. taxes, and clothing not
includcd-it may be seen how extremely
difficult it must be for German workmen
to save anything from their earnings:
Taking builders, cabinetmakers, lock.
smiths, tailors, shoemakers, machinists,
machine.weavers, wool-spinncrs, skilled
factory hands, gardeners and laborers, the
lowest wages seem to be paid in OfIenburg,
Baden, and the highest at Frankfort.on.
Main, Prussia. The wages OF builders
foreman at Frankfort was 81 10 a week; a
iourneyman, s. Oh, hodcarrier, s. Il; n
cabinetmaker, 81 IS; a locksmith. 81 S.; a
tailor, 81 SO; shoemaker, s. 81; n factory
hand, s. so, and gardenersand field hands
the same; while in Darp,stadt the field
laborer only gets 81 "A per week. It is at
Nuremberg that the general scale OF wages
seems to be the smallest. A foreman gets
81 50 q week; q journeyman, So 10; n hod.
carrier, 81 II: eabinetmaker, s. lG; a
locksmith the same; tailor, 81 so; shoe.
maker the same; a gardener s. 10, and q
field hand, 81 GS. The best remuneratiye
tailors seem TO BIO in Schweinfurt, Bavaria,
where they are paid 81 20 a week. Com
pairing the prices OF food between Frank.
tort and OGenburs-the first in Prussia,
the second in Bavaria, wages in the lat.
ter being in many cases one-half less-ii
would DO supposable that food must be
proportionately lower in Bavaria, but this
is by no means the case. On the contrary,
taking the general average, the necessities
OF life are higher. For instance, in Frank,
fort, rye flour by the 100 pounds costs $ IS;
| in Oarnburg il is nine cents dearer. Wheat
| is 81 63 per 100 pounds in Frankfort, while
in OGenburg 1t is 81 o.; potatoes are ten
cents dearer per 100 pounds, while beef is
II cents cheaper. The only thing which Is
really lower is house rent, which for two
rooms in Frankfort, is s. 10 per month,
while in 0Genburg it is 8 10. In Stras
bourg prices for wages approach closely to
those paid at Frankfort, while food seem:
to be fraction more expensive. The Con
l.General writes: The fact that thous
ands OF workingmen Of German birth ART
already residents and citizens of the United
States, and that their number is being in
q. y - X 49,
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Arc you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by Q sick suffering and crying
with the excruciatlng pain OF cutting teeth
Il 20, go at once and get a bottle OF Mrs,
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer iminediately-depend
upon 1t; there Is no mistake aboutit. There
Is not mother on earth who has ever used
1t, who will no. tell you at once that II will
regulate the. bowels, and give rest to the
mother and relief and health to tho child,
operating like magic. II perfectly safe to
use In al cases, md pleasant 10 the taste, and
Is the prescription OF one OF the Oldest best
female Physicians aud nurses In the United
States. Sold everywhere. IS cents bottle.
r-a NWTAW
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from the l:a,crps!S.)

Wool buying in this neighborhood has
come to practical standstill, with prices
offered little lower than earlier in the
season. Notwithstanding reports OF clips
selling as high as forty cents have been
current, thir.y-ei2ht cents is, We believe,
the highest price that has been paid here,
and that only for the best wool. Probably
up to this time not more than half
the clip has been sold, the farmers
holding for forty cents. All OF the agents
for Eastern mills have gone home and the
buyers are all out Of the field. The dis.
courasement Of Eastern firms, owing to
the slow sales Of spring goods, has no
doubt had a depressing influence on the
wool market. From present prospects the
sales will be slow and scattered over the
balance Of the season, and some wool will
probably be carried over until next year.
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creased by immigration at q stupendous
rate; gives to the, comparison suggested o
most vital and practical interest, 4. \


g An instructive and complete method OF
comparing the cost Of living at different
times has been employed. 1t ascertains as
nearly as possible the average consunp-
ton Of different articles per capita, then
takes the cost Of tho whole at the varying
prices ut different dates. For instance, In
breadstuiIs the consumption, or rather the
quantities which entered into commerce In
1850, were, per capita-9.o bushels wheat,
H. bushels corn, 5 | bushels oats, Q OF q
bushel OF barley, 4 OF u bustel Of rye md
one.quartcr OF II bushel OF peas and beans
each. The aggregate cost OF this allowance,
June eS, 1850, was S223 81, and June %, 1852,
was $50 81. This shows an advance In the
cost OF breadstutfs OF over % per cent In the
past year. In other words, the purchas.
Ing power Of 500, rs to grain, was OK.
ac,ly the same ut the end Of June, 1881, US
the purchasing power 0! Sle6 60 ut the
end OF June, 1852. The same method
pursued rs to other articles entering into
commerce, shows that the purchasing pow.
or OF 800 ayear ago was equal TO Sll3 10
at the end Of last month. A series OF
weekly computations OF this character In.
dictates that fluctuations are greatest aud
most frequent in articles OF food. The
cost OF food has varied over 10 per cent,
but the variations In metals, oil und hemp
in the same time have only been eight and
half per cent. Dairy prodScts and fruits
have iluctuated as much rs 93 per cent,
but the list OF articles included under the
head OF clothing only a little over six per
cent. This general principle has held good
for forty years. Since 1878 the general
cost OF all articles OF commerce has nd.
vanced about u per cent, and the actual
increase in the cost Of living 10 the labor.
ing man is somewhat in excess Of this, be.
cause his expenditures 80 for more than
an average proportion OF those articles in
which the greatest advance has occurred.
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10. 4 western winter red ,po. 81 2ss+.i 2sx;; jniy
al g.ss October 81 2ail 81. Corn, western frmer,
mixed spot SSasSst: July SdS5,Ic; August sGSt
6he; September ss7,ias., s October s7.fass3{c
Pennsylvania 6ss74C Rye quiet at i5asOc. Pro
yi'ions unchanged Butter ilrin; western picked
liA2oc creamery 2la2ic. Eggs tinn at 2ic. FetrV-
leuni dull and unchanged. Coffee ltcady, Sugar
steady; A soft PIC. Whisky steady at 81 IL. 40
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"llAckNrrAcx," a lasting and fragrant per.

fumc Price % and 80 cents.
slIlLon's CuaE WILL Immediately relieve
Group, Whoopins cough and Bronchitis.
FoR DrsrIisl, and Liver Complaint, you
have printed guarantee on every bottle OF
shi!oh's Vitalizer. ltneyer fails to cure.
a NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle OF
shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 80 cents.
Sold by i. Booking, agent, under Odd Eel.
lows Hall, and by Il. H. List, 1910 Main
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Din'l Plank, OF BROOKLYN, Tioga Co., Pa,
describes IL thus: ~ rode thirty miles for a
bottle Of Thomas Electric Oil which effected
the 'roHde.ful cure Of crooked limb In six appi.
cations; 1t proved worth more than gold to
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Go TO your druggist for Mrs. Frceman's
New Sationa! Dyes. For brightness and dur
ABILITY OF color are uaequaled. Color from
tSo 10 five pounds. Directions in English
and German. Price Is cents. pSw
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WHAT gives a healthy appetite, an in
creased digestion, strength to the muscles,
ana tone to the nerves? Browns Iron Kit.
ters. ntw
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NEVER forget that bilousness and cons,i
patton are entirely durable with MASALiy.
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The REr. Gro. II. THArEE, Of Bourbon,
Ind, says: Both. myself and wife owe our
lives TO shiloh's Consumption Cure"
ARE You MADE miserable by Indigestion.
CONSTIPATION. Dizziness. Loss Of Appetite,
Yellow Skin? shiloh's Vilaizer is a positive
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USE HUNDRED DoIIAEs reward for a better
remedy. Williams Indian Pills Ointment Is
asure cule for piles- n,y
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"iiuchupaibn."
Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kidney,
Bladder and Urinary Diseases. 81. Drug
gis,s.
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with au advancing tendency until a6out SO
o'clock. the highest prices Of the day having been
made c little before that time From then until
The close there was downward reaction.
Outside buying OF stocks Is incrcung and the dc.
mnnd on this account has thus far exceeded tile
sacs BY small professional SPECTATORS 10 realize
recent advance. A sharp reaction In the Las, hour
was assisted by those who wish 10 get stocks down
80 TO take back III lower prices shares which they
have sold. I-'-0----,-
II ts reported that Rochester and Pittsburgh h I'd
decided to deliver no more stock on construction
stock to 3ii4. :,
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sniLon's CArAEEu REMKpY-a positive cure
10: Catarrh, Diphtheria and Canke. Mouth
sod by y. Booking, agent. under Odd Eel.
lows Hall, and by Il. H. List, 1910 Main
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CERES Old Sores, Ulcers, or any disease
arising from impure tiooi-a1-S. SIS
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EEBBS EELECrRIC MEDICINE

psI."s' N and egec'nsl cl.dy Tor all Nervous
isn,ic snca 8 iSSv y ,E5syHans .; old. male
sng'h. Los Of Vitality, Itscr,,yc Tsfnnrr IN.
s sSs siaa fowes aaa tlsenss i,om which an
M aGs waste Of HE slrnrs, ali Of which canuo.
v - Fpa%sinine the whole yEeta. Eyerr orvau
hsns d ill.,, EYER power T,oHrsie.. and many
tTe he WSr "a SsstI.ed Which, Il otcheckcd
SS s n.n,tisonies youth, Each nsrtH.c nonisins
NJ, ;Si oS iEo week. Treatment Wi:e for nam.
SfJ hI n MI be Sntfree. nth full partlculsrs
MAJ. :! AZ Druggists At % rcats a pscSsrr or
q sctlpt a !cE :: o. VIII b seat free oy mai
~, TEla's; ZGG L sTsS' Ssp,cIsg CO.
SSes SHS q CO.. Wholesale md Ra:aii Agents,
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Why VIII YoU cough when Shilohs Cure
Will give immediate relief. Price 10 cts., so
cts and 81 -
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uorsf"rti'sAcid Phosr!,nte-A Necessity.
Or; c. 0. Files, Portland, Ne, says: "Oi
all the samples OF medicine sent me during
the past dozen years it is the only one have
ever found which has become necessity in
my own household y
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30
WANTED,

| WAATED-A GIRL TO DO GEN.
waSss will be paid 10 thoroughly coupeient iii
Apply mt So Zane street Island, - -" iria
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SUMMER SORTS. ,ll
SUMMER RESORT ~
$500 Feet Above Sea Level. t,; 81
SPRING MILLS HOUSE; |!

Spring Mills Centre County. Pa, TermInu, M &
The Lewisbufg Tyrone &. 4. Ir7i1, u
Thkis a new house and newly furnished Win
evetyth'ng tending % comfort and convenience Of
from maaii ah9 particularly favorable iSr r tS,
!sota lou 70 health Of persons afflicted with Pui.
mFohafy Complaint. ERlarial disorders and iIsy
ssnsI Ine beauty o. natural surrounding, Ills
nr hhl water makes It one Of the most d.lIshtfni
sp3S lot health, rest and recreation, Near br lbs
Sy nS suS rem Gave- surprising anything q tho
speeding halls OF great wonder 81 brvon. hS s,r ~
Cafnases 70 the care daily. Thets6c i plentlf1 "
supplied with meats milf and fresh vegetable and
aus ~ Sss4h healthiully prepared aud tastiuiiy
Yer day, te.s than week "a
r i,e week llesa than month"; & "a
II - "
~ answered. = -. I;rn IL S e .PTsnIinprr
jys 8 y s"''0 u NASal.
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rIHANCIAL AND ConmEsvIaL
New York Money and stocks.

NEW foEK. July lS.-Honey o1l1s per cent, closing
AZ al per cent Prime mercantile paper las per
cent stoel!iiy Exchange bankers bills steady at
81 S. demand 81 ssH
OVERWHELMINGLY except 10. extended
Is. which are 4 per cen. higher.
Louisiana consols..- 7lsilviHinia es.......... 60
MISSOURI Virginia conscIs, OK.
Tennessee 6s....-.... hsGjivEginla dclcr.eI.....
Tennessee 6s new IS 'OGercd.
RAILROAD Bosn,-Nodera.eiy active and higher.
STATE sEcusrrIEs-Dull and wIthou, Impor,nn.
e. S. Is. c1tcuded.-.IO5t Lehigh & wilkes...IO.
2. s. S. extended. iOlAlSt. p 4. s. C. frsts-ili
y. :. ~, eouPon:...lli y. r. bonds. trsts..l7
t'ac!fc 6s Of 9j-....l3O ~. =. sinking fund .. i2i
Central Pacific ants- LICK Texas Psc land rts 81
Enc seconds 'ssdo. H.o Grande dIy s655t
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HOMIE PROOF

lhOnNS tolIS IL. 40
Wholesale Grocer, Main St. wheeling. VIVA.
~ soeT1iOGS Of Rectuin, Pr0lapSus and Piles
Wy gtrea up TO dc and pronounced incurnble.
'Lsa!th cured ne without knlie.n
wAsuISG111N nEf.ASS ISL IS.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

The dome of the Washington Capitol is
being painted, and it will take fifteen tons
of white lead.
Bad boys will be panied to learn that
10000 shingles are expected from one
poplar tree in indiana.
\ chandelier fell in the Baptist church
at Roxboro. y. c., during services last
Sunday, seriously burning Il number Of
persons.
4 lad of fifteen, the son Of 4 farmer
near Oakland, Ohio, who had become in
sane from reading dime novels, went Off
with shotgun last week, and while i'm
agining himself some border rutlan, blew
out his own brains.
Ifyou suffer from Headache, Dyspepsia,
Wind Collie, Bclching Of the Food, Palpi-
talion of the Heart, Nervousness, can't
sleep at night, etc, use DR.. Thomas MAJ
apple Bitters. You will find it at all
Drug Stores.
Last Monday evening, near BIZ Valley,
Mississippi, Miss Pare, Il white woman,
was outraged and murdered by negro.
Her body WAS found in the woods near
the road with the skull fractured. The
murderer was captured. examined, and
committed to jail. He escaped. was re-
captured, and on Thursday night was
taken from the custOd- of the justice OF
the peace bya mob OF forty men and hung.
A. saltwater. Minnesota, few nights
since farmer named Kingjite attacked
his Sleeping wife and cut her 50 terribly
that size is in critical condition. y son
who tried to prevent the attack was stab
bed through the heart and fell dead. An
other son gave the alarm to the police, and
the murderer was found in his barn, still
holding the knife. After desperate
struggle he was shot and then captured
and lodged in Jail in a dying condition.
Kingbi:e is said to have killed two mel
before, and he has served term in the
pcnitentiary.
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Western Maryland Railroad.

ON and after November Il, lSsa, passenger
trains will depart and arrive NJ Hage!stown
daily rs follows, baltimore time;
LEAVE UAGEESrowN.
ESQ a. III. for Shippcn>hurg.
q A. M. through passenger, arriving at HiIlrn
station AT m lilo.
II O5 n M for ShippcnSburg and iutcrncdiat"
points. Arrive In baltimore N SID =. M
30 =. m, mail: arrives I'm Baltimore M 90.
80 y. M, Tor Baltimore, due AT uillcn station
NJ 80 p. IN.
t. 20 y. m. Tor Shippcnsburg and intermediate
points.
ARRIVE At HAGEESrowS
Mil trnin leaves lIlllrn station al 80 u. m.
arriving al IInLcrstuwn nj l2.l0 =. NJ, William
sport l:.;,5 y. III. ,,,u.. .,.,,.,,,
Through PasscnEcr-LcaNes lillSh S'Htt SUTTON
NJ. " illlHn>po 80 y. M. .
through car Tor frederick leaves haliimor"
j. NJ HOOD. General Manager.
b. H. GRISwoLp, General Ticket Agent.
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The Normal SchooIs.-we call til


attention of our readers to the communl-
cation on this subject in another column
We doubt whether our people are i'ilS
informed in reference to the establishment
and maintenance of these schools. Inc
author of the communication KNOWS
whereof he writes, and like him the reader
will be surprised that the regents Vi 'n'
normal schools have so long borne Ill
silence the indignity with when 'hes
have been treated. Every legislature OF
the State that has convened for eigh: years
mast seems to have tried its best TO des'Fo!
these schools without openly abolishlhS
them. and this probably would have been
done if the members had not been afr;i"
that il would not meet the approval OF
their constituents. We hope for better
things in the future.
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SALE NOTES DUE.

TIE sale notes given al my sale will fall due
on NOVEMBER 2ith. Prompt payment is
expected.
nov. l--.w WM. l.. REINlIART.
GOOD Newsstand Lamps. trimmed and
" ready for use. at -, - 30, and 80 cents. They
are selling rapidly. Call soon.
nov lN-iw BAKER & MCMURRAN.
DIX SHES-PaiDt, Narnish, kalsominc and
~ Whitcwa,h brushes. good and cheap.
nov l>-w BAKER 4 McMU kRAN.
WATEI; CLOSET PhPER-l.pD sheets nicdi-
" Gated. for - cents.
NOV. ls-1NH KAkER 4 NfcNII-RRA
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Severance of Pastoral Rela.

tions.,-On Sunday night last Rev. j. c.
Bowman preached his last sermon in the
Reformed Church here TO his congrega-
ton, he having resigned several weeks
ago, As before announced.
At special meeting of the Virginia
Chassis of the Reformed Church held in
his place on Tuesday evening last the
pastoral relations between Mr.. Bowman
and the Shepherdstown charge was dis
solved, and the pastor dismissed from Vir-
ginia Chassis to Gettysburg Chassis, Pa.
Mr.. Bowman will enter upon the duties
of his new field at Hanover, Pa, the first
Sunday in December, and he has the best
wishes of his friends here that he may be
successful and meet with great encour-
agement in his work there.
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hlarrla9es.

1T the residence of the brides parents.
in Mverstown. November :, 1882, by the
Rev. j. O. Tacketr. Mr.. JAMES .. Il.
FELLERS to Miss CLARA Ann BARR,
all OF this county.
In Winchester, at the parsonage of the
Christian Church, by Rev. John Pirkey,
Mr.. ANANlAS MILLER, of Berkeley
County. W. Va. To Miss ELIZABETH
STROSNIDER, Of Frederick County. Va.
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The Wheat Trnde.-Shepherd

The Wheat 1ue.-Shepherdstown
is becoming one of the best wheat markets
in this section, and large amount of
wheat has been bought and sold here this
fall. MesSrs. g. I. Hodges, w. y. Lemcn,
and David Billmyer are the principal
buyers, and they are kept busy handling
the wheat brought here. For the last
couple weeks MesErs. Lemen and Hodges
have each shipped daily in the neighbour
hood of i thousand bushels, nearly all Of
the wheat being sent from here to Balti-
more by way of the Shenandoah Valley
and Western Maryland Railroads. The
wheat this year has been uniformly Of an
excellent character, and plenty of it,
although the prices are rather low, good
wheat only bringing IS cents. The mar
kets have been little firmer the last few
days, but it is not expected there will be
any material advance in prices anyways
soon,
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For THE REGISTER.
LINES.

Oh, no. not cen when first we loved.
Vert thou as dear as now thou art;
Thy beauty then my senses moved,
But now thy virtues bind my heart.
What was put passions sigh before
Has since been turned To reason vow.
And though then might love thee more
Trust me, l love thee better now.
Although my heart in earlier youth
Night kindle more with wild desire.
Believe me, IL has gained IN truth
Much more than il has los, in fire.
The flame now warns my lnrLost heart
That then but sparkled on my brow.
And though | seemed 10 love thee more.
Yet, oh love thee better now.
JEFFERSoSIA.
IIarper's Ferry, Nov. =, lSS2.
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Dtatbs.

In Charlc>towu. Oh Sunday night last,
November II, lSS2. ADAl.INE BEELER,
infant daughter of {. Horace and Fannie
:. Gallahcr.
Near Turrey, Mo-, October !. 1882, of
consumption, Miss ALICE TRUSSELL,
daughter of John L. and ;. TrusSell, in
die 22li wear Of her age.
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FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH,,
COLORED.
REV. Is. +. Fox, PASTOR.
Preaching tomorrow at and :.
Corrected weekly 10y u. I. Hodge,
sIlEE'ss gEsssSEOW kRgGET.
NOTICE.

TlIE undersigned having returned 10 Shop
L hrrd>town desires To- inform his old friends
ana tn" public generally ih"t hr intends L. re-
sumo the business Of butchcrng. and will be-
found AT the old stand next 10 the Methodist
church, on Main street, on Saturday, NovcW-
her 9th, lNN2, with fresh meats 81 all kinds. H.
viii Keep meat constantly on hand, and will b.
found at the shop M all hours.
nov lS-2w j. W. H. FRNIIER
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When YOU 20 10 Martiusburg call IL D. We'll,
Green Street. He can Ii you out Win wearing
APPAREL vi al kIhds lie keeps on hai d Rradl
mad- Cloth =, Boots, Shoes, nn's, Cap, um,
br,ls. Ttuhss, WAIST, Gloves, Socks. aud
Cieutllmeu's Furnishings Ut every description.
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COnceri.-Thc infant class connected
with the Sunday School OF the NJ. +.
Church South will give a concert Thurs
day night, Nov. 80, 1882, at half-past SIX
o'clock. Admission, 20 cents; children,
10 cents; the proceeds TO be devoted to
missions. Come and help the little ones.
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Iocared III l,oanoke.-Mr. VIM. F.

1.OCHftu Al rao.tnofke' Nj W r1''
Baker, Il native of this place, but recently
of Altoona, Pa, paid a lying visit TO his
friends here this week OH his way TO Ph'l-
adelphia to purchase stock OF goods Tor
his new store ut Roanoke, Va. He de-
serves and will merit success.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-11-18

Observation-Disclosures Arthur
and Governor Jackson, Of this State, lave
both issued their thanksgiving proclama-
lions for Thursday. the Both inst. The
several ministers of this town are making
arrangements for holding appropriate
services on that day.