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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-10-07
COMMUNICATED.
DUFFIELD's. w. Y, Oct o 1850

DUFFTELD's, W. VA, Oct. 9, 1882.
Mr.. Editor-Dear Sir-Many things
have been said pro and con in reference
TO the proposed Independent school dis
trict at Duflields. 10 some this appears
to be Il good thing to others the reverse.
We assume that this Will be a great bene-
lit to this community, as we shall endeav-
or to show. We can not see how the eS-
adjustment of the Independent district
will iniure any one. 1t has been said by
the opposition you have too much terri
tory, YOU cut down the taxable basis of
Shepherdstown district. We answer, a
careful calculation shows that we have
within the proposed lines ofthc indepenG-
ent dist let one hundred and eighty thouS-
and dollars, ($1S0,000,) enough to run
our school at the present rate OF taxation,
therefore, while we curtail the taxable ba-
sis in Shepher1StOwn district we also
lessen her responsibility by taking from
her one school. II we have more proper
ty than we are entitled TO we are willing
to change our lines until we Stand on an
equal footing with every other school in
the district. Again it has been said to
give you the Independent district would
establish 4 bad precedent, that every little
hamlet i'll the county will apply for an
luVCpcuucHL ulSlI lcl, luen Why Ill all
candor does the West Virginia Legislature
continue 10 pass at every session grants
for these rUinOuS things, independent
DistrictS,) and this has been done, as the
acts of the Legislature prove, for the past
ten Years. 1t is also asserted that the cit
liens OF the proposed district 10 dot want
il; Il careful estimate of all the votes in
the district shows that the people do want
it, and unless we are opposed by those
outside of the district ii will carry by -
large majority. Another objection is the
bLildiug of two school houses. We answer
the same law except rs provided i'll the
act granting the Independent District
applies to us now Us in the event OF the
establishment of the district, then why is
it we have not had two school houses. We
think the prof is instead of two, this far
we have failed for one Then why the
need for two under the new rule; give us
the independent district and we will take
care OK Yourselves. We appeal to all both
in and out of the proposed independent
district 10 lend Il helping hand. Vote for
Our measure and receive the thanks of q
majority of the voters living within the
lines of the independent district. Now
Mr.. Editor excuse us for taxing your col
umns with this article, but as YOU have
always shown disposition to give the
people both sides OF Il question we feel
certain you will allow us the privilege
asked. Very Respectfully, JANUS.
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Baltimore, Sept. %, 1882.

The Rev. DR.. Finncy, eX-PreSident of
Liberia, is now Il resident of Florida,
where he is engaged in preaching and
teaching among the blacks.
1t will bewildcr the colored, voter all
over the United States to know+that the
Republican party, through Jay Hubbell,
has sent $4,000 into Mississippi to elect
Gen. Chalmers, so long berated for the
Fort Pillow massacre of colOred men,
and that the Administration is endeaYOr-
ing TO force colored man off the track
who is running against Chalmers. The
grand old party" Is in the last throeS.
John c. Motter, of Frederick city, and
John 7. Nimson, of Montgomery county,
Maryland, were nominated by the repub-
can convention ut Point of Rocks, Md, on
Thursday last. for associate judges of the
9th judicial district.
Miss Annie Barr, whom Senator David
Davis is to marry, lives at Tokay, North
Carolina. with her cousin. Colonel Whar-
ton j. Green, the Democratic candidate
for Congress in the second district of that
State. Tokay is three miles from Fayette-
vile and it is surrounded by the largest
vineyard in the South. The date Axed
for the marriage is said to be November ..
Miss Barr is about thirty years of age is Il
charming woman. She passed last winter
ut Washington, where the engagement
Was made. Col. Green is man of great
wealth and Miss Barr is an heiress in her
own right. I,
An Englishman named Green, living in
Chesterfield county, Va, had been mis-
sing from his home for more than Il week,
until last Thursday, his dead body was
found in the woods some distance from his
home. When found setter dog, in an
emaeiated condition, was lying by his
SHE. There never was better friend
than old dog Fray
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GREAT STORM PREDICTED.

OTTAWA, ONTARIO, Sept. 24.-Dr. f.
Stone Virgins, of the finance department,
who some time ago predicted that the re-
cent gale would sweep from east to west
over The continent, says Il great storm
will strike this planet in March next. He
gives this timely warming: ''It will be
first iclt in the Northern Pacific, and will
cross the meridian of Ottawa ut noon Is
p. NJ. London time) on Sunday, March
II, 1888. No vessel smaller than a Cum
arder will be able 70 live in the tempest.
India, the south of Europe, En- gland, and
especially the North American continent
will be the theatre of its ravages. As all
the low lands on the Atlantic will be sub
merged, advise shipbuilders to place
their prospective vessels high up on
stocks, and farmers having loose valua-
bles, such as hay, cattle, &c, to remove
them to place of safety. | beg, further,
most respectfully 10 appeal to the honor
able minister of marine thar he will per-
emptorily order up storm drums Oh all
the Canadian coast not later than the Goth
of February, and thus permit 10 vessel
to leave the harbor. Ii this is not done,
hundreds of lives will be lost and millions
worth of property destroyed
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-10-07

so dozen Kid Gloves, all shaues al lowest pri-
ces at A. Yingling's.
so Gozsn Isle Gloves, all qualities and styles,
cheap al A. YinEling's.
1000 dozen Ladies', Gents ard Childr Us
Hosiery, cheap at A. Yinglings.
500 Corsets, all makes al 90 cts, 70 cts. and
81, at \. Yng:ing's.
20 dozen Ladies' and Gents Underwear, best
qualities, cheap AT \. Yipgling's-
20 dozen cents Uulaundered ard Laundered
shirts, best mako, 81 each at 4 YiuEling'+.
20 pieces Lace and Corded White Dress Goods
only 10 and l. cents, At A.. YiBgling'S.
10 pieces new shaded Lace Buntngs, only 1211
cents, at 4. Yingliag's
50 pieces new French style Lawn, at 61l to lsI5
cents. AT 4. IiDgling's.
so pieces new style Dress Giugiams, beautiful
ard cheap, at y. Yinglng's.
20 pieces 30 and 4ninch Black Cashmere., at
90 cents to 81 ut A. Yinglings.
200 PTa<ol', new styles, from Is cents up to
S., at 4. Yingpg's.
100 new styles Fans, from cents up to finest
grades at 4. Yingiiu-ss.
500 yards LIccS aud Embroideries, rare pat
terGs, cheap az \. Yiuging's.
Fine, fiGer, f8es;i every lady who wants a file
dress pattern and trimmings 10 suit goes TO A.
Yipgiiua's Popular Dry Goods, House, Hlgers-
to1u, Md.
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The last Of flames Rhodes.
TAKEN FROM JAIL AND HANGED BIZ A
MOB OF MASKED LYNCHERs.


CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, October 2.
James Rhodes, the murderer OF john
o. Massie and wife, was taken from the
Jail at this place and hanged b. party
OF masked men early on Monday morn
ing. The Lyncbers, numbering about
thirty. masked and armed, arrived at
the iail about one o'clock. AT the point
of tile pistol the keys were given up by
the TAILOR, and the two men who were
acting as temporary guards were iniim-
idated into silence. The prisoner was
taken out and carried about half mile
from the jail aud hanged to the limb Of
an oak tree growing 10y the roadside on
the farm OF Capt. L. l.. Faruish. the
attorney for The Commonwealth was
aroused, and he, with several other eiti-
zens, demonstrated with the lynehers,
but they presented their pieces and
ordered them TO stand aside or be shot
if they attempted to interfere. The
lynchers were determined men, and no
resistance availed anything. The cul-
prit was strung up by.a common rope
and as soon as life was extinct the mob
dispersed, DO one knows where, and
lett the body dangling from the tree
The BODY was cut down by order of
the States attorney and given in charge
of the coroner. Rhodes made no con-
fession, except to declare that he was
James Rhodes, and that his mother and
brother were innocent of any connec-
ton with the murder. His mother has
died since the murder, and his brother
is confined in Jail charged as an accom-
plice. Great excitement prevailed in
town this morning, and numbers OF
people visited the scene OF the lynch
ing. 4 special grand jury has been
summoned to meet tomorrow to inves-
tigate the matter of the lynchiDg. The
lyuchers were thoroughly disguised,
and none were recognised.
1t is said that when a boy Rhodes at
tempted to poison his mother and all
the family He fled to Tennessee,
where be, in in the same year, commit
ted three telouies, fer which he was con
yicted, one arson, and two larceny. lie
escaped from the penitentiary Of Ten
ncssce in December, 1881. Besides
numbering the Massles in March last he
is charged with arson and robbery IN
East Tennessee.
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VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.

TIE farm belonging to the heirs Of Ed
4 ward II. Roberts, decd. is offered for
sale. This farm is located on the Smith
field and Shcphcrdstown Turnpike, "A of
a mile west OF Kcrncysville Depot on the
b. a o. X. r., convenient To churches,
schools and railroad depot. This farm i
i'm a high state of cultivation and is the
best quality OF limestone land, well WA
tered, there are three pools, two wells
and three ci,tcrns. Two Orchards Of
choice fruit and large amour; of small
fruit such n grapes, pears, &c. This
farm j. better located than most OF farms.
having 50 many advantages Ofroads, mar
kets, &c. II contains about one hundred
acres. The improvements are comforta-
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 liy-
in@ on the farm or
y. &. DRAWBAUGH,
Shenandoah Junction, w. Va.
Aug. 10, 1892. II
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Fall and Winter Goods.
First InStallmen. of New Goods
for Fall and Winter Wear.

lust OPENED-Forcign and Domestic
Al Dry Goods.
Black silks, great bargains,) Black aud
Colorcd Cashmcrcs. medium and low
price Dress Goods In the new and most
desirable colors, Dress flannels la Gar
net, Blue. Green and Grey; handsome
low priced Satins Prints, &c, DC.
Also Bleachcd, unhleached aud Colored
Canton FlannelS, Bleachcd and Brown
CottOns. fine White Flannel, Shaker Plan
mel, Medicated Flannel, Ginghams, Shirt
ings, Bed Ticks, &C., &c.
In our Millinery department We have
on hand and are constantly receiving Hats
suitable for Fall wear. Full Millinery
stock next month.
~ Bargains in Polka Dot Neck wear.
sJs- New and handsome lot of Jcwelry
just received.
t. Gossamcr Waterproof listers for
aides.
~ Fell liuc of Notions and Fancy
Goods.
ETy- Ladies will find IL 10 their interest
to examine my stock before purchasing.
Thankful for past patronage | solicit a
continuation of the same.
Respectfully,
JNO. +. WELSlIANS.
Sept. % II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-10-07
Notice of Election.
State Of West Virginia,

State Of West Virginia,
County of Jefferson:
NOTICE Is Hereby given that Polls viii
" be opened at the different places OF vo-
ting In this county on the
10th day Of October, 1892,
lthc 2nd Tuesday, for the reception Of
votes for the following named officers:
!. \ Representative Of the 2nd Congress
sional District Of this state in the next
House of Representatives of the United
States
2. A Judge Of the Supreme Court Of
Appeals of this State.
3. A State senator.
4. Two members OF the next House OF
Delegates Of this State.
3. a County Commissioner.
The voters Of CharlestOwn and Shcp-
herlstOwn Districts 10 vote on the ques-
ton of establishing an independent school
district, pursuant to the provisions Of
Chapter lGG, Acts Of 1882, passed March
9th, 1882, page $50.
Given under my hand this 10th day Of
September, 1882.
THOMAS 4. MOORE,
Clerk Of Jefferson County Court,
West Virginia.
Sept. % To-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-10-07

At SPANGLEKs, Hngerstown, Md, COM
plctc assortment of black goods, all wool black
cashmere 10 cents, special bargain the best 40
in black cashmcres in the city.
AT SPANGLER'S, Hagerstown, Nd, IS cent
dress silks, all col r.. We make speciality OF
black silk at 81, former price sl.25. Silk plush,
all shades 50 and $3.50. silk velyets from 81 80
mp. EshrlvcnS from 35c. up.
SPANGLER'S, Hagerstown, Nd, novel
lies il ilI dress goods, all shades. Imported
cd, Partisan effects, at 20. and Poe. Same
glaii,y sold last season nj 35c We have eighty
four pieces haii-wool dress goods 1T l2l!c, such
as were rCy.r offered II the trade before. 1t
viii pay YOU TO call and see them.
AT SPANGLER'S, Hagerstown, Nd, the
largest s,urk of dry goods and notions iii West
crn Maryland, great bargains offered in every
department,
AT sPANGLERS. Hagerstowu, Nd, two
cases standard prints Dc one case satins, new
styles, 5 0QO yards of giugham. Gl4c. 5000 yards
muslin, yard vide, GIc.
AT SPANGLER'S, Haeerstown, Nd all the
latest novelties in trimmings, silk firing e, passa-
mentries, ornaments, Clas;s Thinning braid,
cord and tassels, Gimps, and novelties ii buttons
AT SPANGLFR'S, Hagcrstown, Nd, the best
Soc corset in the city. All wool and merino un
derwear for ladies, gents and children. Tie
largest variety of stockings in the county. 4
bargain in 501 pairs all wool misses stockings at
lJr
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State Of West Virginia,
County OF Jefferson, 10 wit

County OF Jefferson, 10 wit:
IN the County Court, August Term, 1882.
(lzt Day.)
At Term Of said Court begun and held
Il at the COurt-IIouse in Clarlcstown,
Monday, the 9Th day Of August, 1882.
Tie Court makes the following appoint
meut Of Commissioners and Canyassers OF
Elections at the different places Of voting
in this county, for the next two years VIZ:
!. CnAKLEsTowS.-Gror Baylor, r.
J. Naming, Il. =. Lcisenring, Commits
siOners. j. FL. Duke, Cleon Moore, u.
j. Williams. Canyassers.
2. IoAR SCBOOL-lIoCsg. (Cbarlestown
District).- james w. Glenn, George Cur
~, JnO. VI. Daniel. Commissioners.
9. SHEPHEKDsTowS.-E.G q. w. Herr,
John II. little, David Billmycr, Commits
sioncrs. }. ;. BragoDier, O.. .. Licklidcr,
John Kcplinger, CaDvassers.
4. DUFPIEIDs. (SbepherdstOwn District)
Joseph 4. Hess, Adam >. Link, ID. L.
Adams, Commissioners.
). IIAEPER's FEKEY.-James Conway,
J. Cavalier, W. +. Baden, Commissioners.
J.. A. Montague, James n. SmallwOo
Thomas w. Beale, Canyasscrs.
6. HALLTowS, (iIarpeT's Ferry Dis
triei) Wv. j. Rider, Tbos. Il. Moore, Geo.
KOonce, Commissioners.
Z. OAK GROVE ScnooL-HoUsE, (Harper's
Ferry District. Robert Duke, Jacob
MOlrr, Adam Kidwiicr, Commissioners.
5. MIDDLEwAY.-Dr. \. VI. Evans, Jo-
slab Watson, Peter Hinton, Commissions
err.
.. LEETOwS, (MIddIeway District).-
Meredith Helm, l.. e. Watson, j. j. Rams
burg, Commissioners.
10. KRRxEYsvIIIE <Middleway Dis
trictl James +. Trusseli, Isaac II. R0g-
ers, Daniel GerzendaDner, Commissions
err.
If. KABLErowS.-WilIiam o. Norris,
George Harris, j. j. Woodward, Commits
sioners.
Il. suMMITPoTxT. (Kablcrown Districtl.
Robert V. Shirley, n. ii. Willis, Ed
ward u. Haines, Commissioners.
A Copy-Teste.
-, 4. A. MOORE,
SEPT 1882. te
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Ar WoRK-W orkmen are now bust
y engaged on the OHIO Holland Wi.
liamS monument, which is to be erected
in the WiIliamsport Cemetery. The
material has all arrived and Messrs.
StouiTcr q Daruer will DO their utmost
to have it erected IN their yard during
the week of our fair. This will be an
other attraction for strangers visiting
our town, and we commend the enter
prise of this firm. This will be one Of
the finest Italian monuments in the
State, and we advise persons visiting
our fair to not fail in visiting these eX-
tensive marble works during their stay.
-UagerSiOmn Globe.
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The Thirteenth Annual Fair
OF THE
Shen. Valley Agricultur-
al Society,
will be held ut WINCHESTER, Va,
October 10Th, 18th, 18th e 18th, 1882.

MANY special features of particular in
vi tcrest to the people of the Valley will
be presented. Large premiums IN every
department.. Attractive Trials of Speed.
Competitive Military Drill by Companies
of % Virginia Regiment. Indians from
Carlisle Barracks. Specially large dis
play Of Saddle Horses in competition for
valuable 500 Silver Cup and money
premium.
-" Every arrangement has been made
for the comfort and entertainment of visi-
tors.
~" For premium lists, etc, address the
Secretary at Winchester.
II. l.. ID LEWIS, Prcst.
+. c.. HOLLIS, Secretary.
Aug. 70, 1882. pm
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

cS- The fine crops of this county are
giving un unusual stir TO the business
men. Amongst whom we notice Geo. II.
ilaglcy of Charlestown, making large
preparations for the Fall and Winter
trade, and before this month is ont his
store will be overstockcd with Boots and
Shoes, Clothing, Hats and Caps, Under
wear, Trunks. Satchels, Umbrellas, Canes,
Tobacco and Cigars. lie is Agent for
the Millville Mills and guarantees to fur
nish mill-iced at mill prices, in large or
small quantities delivered in Charlestown.
With a supply always on hand.
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A FACT WORTH REMEMBERING.-That j. II.
BEACHLEY the square mclchaut is now receiv-
ing one of the largest and most complete lines of
Cashmere and wDrsted suiliugs that can be
found in Hagerstown. Ae has also in his en-
ploy good THOR; you will save money BY OK
aiming this stock D fore buying.
BLACK SILKS -BEACHLEY i; now selling
the best black silk for sl.00 and $l.25 per yard,
that can be had in HagerstowD. Don't fail 10
see them.
CoLoRFD SILKs-A full line of colorcd silks
in all the desirable shades and at prices that can
not be undersold can he found at J. II. BEACH
LEY'S on the square, ilagerstowu.
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SILKS SILKS Just received at 2. A.
BRUGH'S, HAgers!own. Nd, full line of col
ored silks, warranted not 10 Gu. for 20 CTS. per
yard The former price has never been less than
81. Do not fail to see them.
SILK PLUsHES.-I have now open full line
of colored 81 * pushes which | am selling eX-
tremely low. Pushes are the most desirable
goods for trimming in the market this season.
The lines embrace all shades. Call TO See them.
7. a. BRUGH, Hagersto"p, Md.
SILK NELvETs.-Now open at ?. 4. BRUGH'S,
Hagerstowr, Nd a iu,l line Of black ana color
ed silk velvetS at bottom prices. Everybody ia
vicd 10 examine them.
DRESS GooDs.-My dress goods department is
mucu more attractive this season than IL has ev-
er been before, aud will pay all to .ook through
it before making their fail purchases. 1t EN-
braces full line of the celebrated broadhead
dress goods, warranted not To fade nor shrink, al
% cts per yard; besides many poyeliies al differ
ent prices in this same make of goods. Also,
full lines OF Cashmeres, fausls shuddas armures
and flannel suitings, at bottom prices. re-
spectfully invite everybody 10 call and see them.
No trouble TO show goods. ?. A BRUGH, Ha-
gelstoSr, Nd.
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We have often heard it remarked that no mat
ter how well lady is dressed, if her HANDS are
not neatly gloyld and she hos not nice fitting
boot. she looks untidy aud careless, and the ef-
feet of her dress is sp lied. Ladies will do well
TO remember that we have many styles of ele-
CANT footwear which are beyond criticism.
MRS A. ROSE IL DAUGHTER. - y. Potomac
St., llagerstown, Md.
We keep footwear in all sizes, and half sizes,
and as many widths as lengthf, thus insuring
perfect fl. for all no matter what the shape Of
tue foot may b. MRS. a. ROSE IL DAUGH-
TER, 81 n. Potomac St., HigcrstowD, Md.
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C8" AN OLD BANNER.-We learn from
the IIagcrstown Globe that Miss Catharinc
Miller, daughter Of the late Colonel John
Miller, OF Sharpsburg, has presented to
the Antrtam National Cemetery, y banner
used in the presidential campaign Of 1910
prior to the election of General Harrison.
1t is of white satin, with Il painting of
the Goddess of Liberty holding an olive
wreath on one side, and an American
eagle on the reverse wrought in bullion.
The banner was presented ny the Wing
ladies of SharpSburg, and carried in the
procession Of that exciting campaign.
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HEagcrstOSvn Business locals.
3. W. T. i Ii Il L \ y + Il
PHOTOGRAPHER,

W. Washington Street, one door from Pub
lie Square,
HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND.
Special attention given to the production OF
first-claSs work Life size crayon and oil portraits
executed in the highest style OF the art and PER
Feet IN Likeness.
The largest assortment of frames and mould
ings to be found in the State and Of every grade
auG quality, including many entirely new and
beauliiu goods. Also on hand fine line Of EN-
CRAVINGS. ChromOs, Albums and in fact every
thing pertaining TO The picture business.
The readers Of this paper are respectfully in.
vitcd to cul and Xauinc our stock.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-10-07

The Philadelphia Press says that some
GOODNESS is reported between President
Arthur and Secretary Chandler, because
the latter fired salute OF seventeen guns
on the TallapOoSa when the news reached
him of Blaine's triumph in Maine.
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NOTICE CLOSELYs

T HAVE just opened aud put ON my
i shelves a nice supply Of new Prints,
Ginghams Dress Goods, ShirtingA Cash
meres, kearseys, Lindseys, Flanness,
Muslins and filled Hp 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 very close
margin. Call and examine my stock rs
we ain, to please our friends.
y. ). J. STRIDER.
Unionville, Sept. 2S tf
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"a" Mr.. Young, the great Marble and
Granite Worker. we understand, intends
charging his works to meet the incrcaS-
ing demands of his trade. This is the
gentleman who sells work lower than
others can afford to sell it. lie is selling
more Marble than all other works iii Mar
tinsburg. Give Jim call or write to him
and he will be pleased to call and show
Won some Of bis beautiful designS.
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new GROCERY STORE

WOULD respectfully inform the public that
have just opened
GROCERY, PROVISION AND FEED
STORE,
in the rooln of Mr.. A, Harris, where expect TO
keep full line ct choice family
GROC r ES,
Green snt Cauued Fruits and Vegetables, Flour,
Meal, Fish, Bacon, Lard, CSkes aud Cracker,
Candies, FiaVorug Extracts aud Spices, TIeieco
and CigArs; also Mood. Glass ard oue,nswsrc,
&c. 1ry toe NNXX Family Flour which l war
rant to give YOU satisfaction, Tor sale by the bar
rel or sack,
WANTED n bny Batter, Egg, Bacon, Lard,
Pota,oee, Cabbage, Ruhry. Green AMI Dried
Fruits or anything ihal farmer msy have To
sell. IN. IhtSShLL,
Shepherdstovu, July -. 1882. II
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,Sy~ Look out for The Little around the
corner" Hagerstown, who is sill the top of
the ladder.