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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14

- AOD Moan.an Home school for boys heatalest oca-
Ton IN Tho state lady teacher. Address Box H. Orange
OK AYEAR, boarding, tuition and books.
- So Homo comforts. A. q. AORIS a. W. "0'1'
town. y. j..
For Young Ladies-Countrg.
4 FAMILY SCHOOL fer girls in connection
% ' - a. % ri y 10 src 80 KEE
pISHOPTHOKPE.-1h his 6oardlng-schoo for
I'D girls i' delightfully."- located at Iethienem. Penn. ani
touber 70 ia-s. Apply to Miss 81 WALSH PRINCIPAL.
pORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE.-ln-
Iep. to- aa caitut ' noocnas anil chf.,an woman
4dalct, Tcy T5l C. low EN A. H., Bordu'own, NJ.
[RCULARS of good schools with intelligent
49,, 'Syi St ee 10 p2E.a' lar I l4t.t
COLLEGIATE SCHOOL for Young Ladies,
FIll teri orens September q AD}HLI&EW sTEisISG
''' ''' CAH0LISEM GEHlIsA
CORNWALL COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR
- YOUNG LADl tS-Hnnuhd location. 3o, feet
aboyetle lIud7on encA ant German spo@eg epecH ai
cornw aloa.the.Illd4,n \. Z
COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES' P3u'town, Pa second animal - son
nom PiiIaislpha with mr5lfl car, nom Sewers
M @ 1 f,t beauty and ns,ta
Iorcatl'o,ue, CE). .. DCfI..l 4. w., PIN
nKEW LADIES' SEMINARY, Carmel \. Y.
~ Lorel.>e h'r2Hs 1 NeT i'ii''Ls', ok
GUAR "i'h i''' iI1 ''-' ".'?'.' ~ '''' H. ~ '
ELNllRA FEMALE COLLEGE,
ad1antaec- 10 Muse ana Ara moderate. Next s-s
sion 0'sns aep''a .g ~ EC M d. d. Emira ~
GOLDEN HILL Seminary for youny ladies,
" Bridgeport. Coun. Address Ji-s EMILY NILSSON.
HONE INSTITUTE for young hdies. larry
s2 NJ ri Do'f 'S o' %S"Esr5 SS frae 10
HILLSIDE SEMINARY, BRIDGEPORT,
Conn. Eeoreas sept 49, 1882. College rrt 'rat IN
r..,.i.. c...
Is. MUH,i0i Scl'oVi tot J"."- w. o'0
- '''' -'' e 80 '' "
,.lo' ~ LhLtl'S boaldInS 4 ,l ia. Pay
~ o,hoo 10. io'H* i,i'e'' II,o" VI" 'A' "'''"'
- C,n,,- r,......,....-...,,J no.. school
t1te'1jq ycas coa.cnc.. - ,-abc - S,ui ior circular
MISS ATkF\-~ Fr0Iish. French and German
cIr.olais -eai on Implication.
~ H.y Boarding ARA Day oea,i i2 i''.- r
- Ioo-.
HsISS MOTIFS ENGLISH AAD .3 e,
N.r. Iav,n ,oan. NE ia yrI begins september -
, -,,nr,'v,D@n NSr1rT-Tr r,,r yor,,,
w Ladies PitsaelL 'iast-ie9g and widely known .'f
''''''" Adis-s Rev. 4. v spEA. t.e rnnei2l
MISS + ELIZABETH DANA'>
Si E.I-' 4 , fi.4gh aoAhDIEG ,' scH Z! ,,
ierio ui!s,d r'.s nd 5'aia.,io la, . ana
..'.' - .,.,i . .. ,,., -., AK p.f .u.
meme ~ '" 'iit '"' ,'' '.' '.'' T''> 4' 500
mum. bob CIRCULARS '''"4'.' .-I' l'.'''l''
X EN-CANAAN ms iiu IL FOX ~ ~
- LADIES' c>Ic.,.ns.i I,i,5e' 'i'o-
A'''4'99 -ii9. j.. J. 49, 81 '',,..,,-. ,,,r
NV -' yam
N~STNTNI. E-TITTTEF Tor Vol Nj La
I 1871 H.. i-, ,i--.- - 40, -lV, r. : OK ia D-ON
- ''t. -. .t',. ' -. t.,.i.f.,,s r.,,-sIi.a ~.
a., ,' t ',,, r., ,r, ,r cir-'4 In i,ur.,I Ger
i.'. 10. 'i' % 't '--t.,.' d., In v.cll and
Instrumental music drawing sSeclnt eal painting mt
HiL ..-c'5 Vs.. .,.''v5 i ~ ~ .5r, y .r -,l
;;,:: Il SIM Tor iIi lipg. f,v e. d III b. Tiiucilal
'"'' 30 & -
DARK HfIGli 1 - SEMINARY, Oc -au Grove,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14

lrcach DAY nOOL ior NpINd LADIES ana niue
gil on E+i1i y, al ,.e ' an r. september 90
1yIIF. ErEL,M MISS ANNIE BROWNS
frcnrani i'Ni..I o.rli1g AID Da5 school,
- WI r,oI i 'a,-,y' .eii. -', ,i, + desired
avr,s t,r,ru o,.;,..I hv
vi IS9 MEL H. 3,,,!s,,T To ny cotrv
" East sat'.i, Scp,oa5'r =. Nciioi- thorough. Har
'"'' P'p''"''''
SSISS =. l.. CHAPMAN viii reopen ll'f
-'A English scl'. an, \, "''' 10y
atNo vs. s''Ist a ,,, 5, .. q, 49,
MISS GRI\NELL. 53 East 5Jtl--t.. viii re-
M creq us Icnca aaA Ggra1 'o-'dnf s ant
a'e 'gi i-'''yg G''. i, 9 r S1, i
a. -, -,
INo - w ht;-A\N - AMI li'1 I,, ,' G
logne la'~- " WI. eq'i,i''e t,,.r
~ amin a1A 'A. '1 .. .. i }" '.' D'''
.vrsDr,IOlSrTIFS CiINEHONNIER~
~ French iro'e-ant Boar n- ami ~ ", , ' 9 1'o
i a"Si '' ', t1, tt l,ttlr ui ~erieu.o-r
1v,nN,r pnru-. HDNPDI%G o,d DAY
VI sc.iooi III ,l1i.oa a.. Crtri rrs. rg,cpe
80 ~. -'IH i.''it ia i1 W o. .,,, i.l ,,.'i.
anc,d tGt'' ',n l-' VA. II,., .. tfiil.
na.'-ea by ''aa'"4 P,y',.-..' ,,,. ,,,r,,pr..
AWE. ia ~lLN y y NNN. bElJI Dhp =
So n Me'' is sI SsT MAY s. vi" m b. is
ter o4 personally OIL. '""'e
EsLS. NYLNANTS REEDS
y, 'i ns @ "4 csa , lo.5 l a9 ay SCI.
io Fi.'. 10, ,r,,, ,,, ,.t,r,t,r1 c...-,. -,ucfly
.iti t,io,,rol t.ll.g.te co.r.. special SUDDEN. in
i.i, i, , ~, ~ ,,,,r. of a. women
hoo arc light auo we'll ventilated ANA heat" le''-" u
r ,SI,. = ,,r,ps,s
~. ~ - ~ 'vcu A~D GFE,fAN BOARDING
Eor Yenns Ia.- ,aea i2H 80 F 81 Na a.. '. ln
s.se Of e ', -a ', ,, ,. Intention Iai
e., t1''ii., and F,ru.a rrin4rv .cpirilncIt
Nine. 4. G.. MoAlt' Principal.
.,,,,,...,,.,, .>.,.,Dr." tnf-,.T-
MISS MARY liARHiOl ! NDhhiN, ~ L-tH
t'1ro6, 1T, yGlE, Kills and HI,,S OCTOBER H.
GIAs2,Ei7 t2f ~, i 'sr n AK S.5 M
tNIIG, ,i,..cs m An Ifi,r4tuie. science,
Mrl,t.c. and IoIcrn la iguage. Nuuoer OF boarding
Eg\fF NACE-LFFRANC'S
VA FRFNCff GEHMAN AND ISCIIST ROhRDING
AND DAY school FOR l"l y" LNb4i.S 10 -
scpicm-cr ''''' ,..,..,.,n
F!,.NcH PRACTICALLY AGO. ICED ~ - , I.ni.
fui coI~Slie course ulu'I vi, ,'',''.,i v,''' ~
Ps ietidig too llrara viii bee for and brought
,,rrrcrp.. t,t.,f, rnTIFGE will roonon
| IS W 5t ST - hons new mt elegantly Furnish.
81, boa.ders ac,onu'd dated - D. barcharl ID ir-ileh
C'TRT'RR\N SEMINARY. Boston-ayc. and
,Jlo7,I ieepcn, september IL S''orc 'eAE I"e''''
EDWIN JOHNSON, fiA''i''-.
CT. JOHNS
'Joct > los2 Tenth year. MR.. aiI 6i fi:TiNG'
. - 10,
and cniiir'n "'l open o''o''' - ,' D." " '''
fEIlE MISSES Lids Eh@ii,h ana r ,r1tIn'cn
Eoa!dn- and pay 7ch'o ig yo.,n 4'' ''i" ''' '
i5s14-..' '-''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14
obstruction.
For Boys and Young Men-Country

UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANlA.-Fa
u ulty Of Arts TOwne Scientific School Wharton
School Finance and Economy Session opens Sent 100
Entrance examinations sept TO H. Muto Tor circulars 20
J. b. WEBSTER, JanOr, 3ith and IOcust-ss, shiladel.
pha. FRANCIS a. JACKSON, Secretary Faculty OF Arts
WESTON MILITARY INSTITUTE,
w AT WESTON, CONN.
FIFTY MILES FROM NETWORK. For boY7 ana young
gentlemen successfully conducted by the present principal
{or pnst wpntvseyHn years Limited 70 thirty scholars AL
bladcs Here DO found al ne , 9ngIe9 Py
any boarding school WILL OPEN SEPIEMBEN ~.
I1atlon dcgntfn climatic positively heaithn Best refer
euces given Circulars may be had By addre. sing ,,
GENERAL A. .. JARVIS, Principal.
Refers by permission 10 John " Longhl esq - Hro4l.5
Okla TO 5000 PER SCHOOL 1EAR.-
- APGtD Mountain Home school for boys helthlc7t 0'
ton IN tlo state lady teacher. Address Box ~ Orange
n. }.
tbgTS AYEAR, boarding tuition and hooks.
- So Homo comforts. A. q. AORiu9' 4. ~ "''1''
town. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14

EOMPANiON.-As companion TO invalid
y lady travelling fJr the wlt-r reference, sails.
factory Address J. L.. Box -. y .ouuo Uptown Jace.
Isl, broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14
tclp iOanie).

XVANTED.-A competent cook win I'd
w reference, in lyyate family Protestant {ih A.
Apply Thursday ana Friday. rom 10 10 T. at 20 iA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14
SCHOOL or POLITICAL SCIENCE.

The purpose of THIS schools t. give complete genera
WOW Of a.. the sub ocs both OF internal ana external pupc
rol.ty from e tieo-fo!d stand point Of history " and PM
oSophy.
Candidates for matfcuaio1 VIII present their c'IHca'e
10 the President at ,he College, On FRIDAY MohNlNU
SEPTEMBEi. 20.
Teor-t session, Of each Of the above schools Will begin on
MONDAY, OCI ODER D. at $50 @. m. ,,.,...
Z. 4. p. BARNARD. L. D.. PIC ldtni.
and -ntr,-sfS Madison NrN-( ok iit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14
Miscellaneous.

DARENTS SEEKING SCHOOLS for their
l CHILDREN VIII hnd pros ectusosDt tho BEST eitler
iuclty ct toIutrylu .....
designed 30 assist plrcIt, "a ,''oatht tt~hA AZ ohce
FREE. uy dl, &c. tIg pItttsf Sp.clN Catalogues Oftls
ur-t -cIo,t rrlishst GRATIS Information concerning
schools fr'oiY glYol % parent, and gudutllnt
PlNtkAI A't AGENCY for SCHOOLS aut ILAtiitkS.
Domc-uc Huildng Broadway aud litn.st. New-HorN
- III IERING and stammcrlng removed Nv
, methods abundant references tcsthnlshrd
eight years. Address for circulars THE AMERICAN
VOCAL INSTITUTE, 100 Wayercy -plAoa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
SCHOOL OF ARTS.

The examination ~ caaldat for admission VIII begin OF
WEDNESDAY. sIPTTMBER ~ 40 $50 a. m
Candidates conditioned in june last viii present themsoV
al the dime.
candidates for the GRADUATE DEPARTMENT vii
present their diplomas the President. ut the college OF
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER p.
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JnsiructloiL
For Bows and Young Men-City.
- ~
CITY OF NEW-YORK.
y HALL. y; u, Chancellor al interim

IN -TRUCfION FREE.
Tho nev entrance examination viii be held rueslay sep
fember 49, 10 o. In Tie university tOouhuH Hooh'
'" mn o',,rs NAV be obtained from the Janltor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14
For Young Ladies-City.

VVvN. w. RICHARDS'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
w 40 west i2ds Tcopcns sept. % number Limited ID
3O large gymnasium; four vacancies. send for circular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14
YOUTH JERSEY INSTITUTE.
IEIT NORTH BkOAD-Sr, PHlLADEL-
d ,la- -ROCKLAND COLLEGE. NYACK.

W ~-sIs ON-rNI- III UbSON.-Both sexes; extras
but music and COLLEGE preparatory and business Tor
boys ladies graduating course private instruction for
backward scholars. send for Catalogue Tor september
opening ". II. BANNlSIER. \. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14

TEACHER WANTED.-Nust be college
erllts alIau EApEIII NCI-) e4sicf n thelatcs
end the llgl-l hrancies Euifc forenoon Tc4ilei Adj
dIc's g. Il. =, So BloaiYay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14

N~SINING INSTITUTE for IOJNtr La
" DIES and MISSES. STAG SING. y. y. ON III l'oON
Iocaion deli,lt.ll alI Aeltly buildings LpreiAe re-
fined Cur-Iiiu influences t'r,l 90 cJur- 5 ll English Ger
man, French and LAIN hr-trd7s inst Ir ID in vocal anu
Instrumental music drawing, stclcnr "ul painting. mt
-o.uc.3 Wllh lectures and experiments Ny PROFESSOR
Principal. moderate opens
.eni,er H. send lor catalogue Row q. j. RICE PRINCIPAL
DARK HEIGli - SEMINARY, Ocean Grove,
81. ForIartlcular- address EMILY A. RICE Principal
FSYE SEMINARY RYE, NEW-NORk.-FOr
IA paruc lIlis adt-r7, .its. - Lice
k'omcryilIc Ladies seminary SOUcryuie, Nd
= science languages orltory. music r. W Perkins. See
GTANF0RD. CONN.-NlRS. RICHARDSON'S
> ttlesh french and German Boarding aLd Day school
Young Ladies Itolnna ~, QtrmDct -J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14

4 MEXICAN KINDERGARTEN NORMAL
~ ~CHOOL.-Autmn sc-si begins -cPtemDcr 20 a. Az ~
\ asst Na-hlurtonpl4e. EMILY i.tOE. Principal. Edlot
American K.ndersartcn Magazine. aud originator CT Ne"
system and Material. superior 10 any other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14

T'EACHERS supplied schools iam irco
t0empiOytr GOOi schools recon neldod parent. G-s
FLORENCL FITCH. - UDoa lIl,c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14

Both Sexes-COuntry.

GboD%A -AtNU.Ilopc Ladies' SEM, Music an
y -1s)U. Ar extra ROBE c. TLACk Ially town, -
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-12-02

The rage Tor expensive stockings
grows more violent every year. There
would positively appear TO De no limits
to the lengths TO which women will go
in the way of expense for their hosiery.
Only few years ago it occasioned re-
mark it any lady not Of wildly fashion
able habits paid more than ten dollars
for pair of stockings. Now We sell
hundreds and hundreds of pairs at prices
ranging from forty-fve to sixty dollars
You see, in the present style, the hosiery
is depended on to give the finishing
touch to all toilets and the incest dis,
elimination is needed in selecting colors
and texture. American women now go
TO greater lengths than Europeans in
this respect. The custom OF having the
coat ot.arms or monogram worked in
gold snreds OH the insiep of fine dress
stockings is now quite general aud has
led to the general introduction OF those
very low-cut Dleppe slippers. Tie
fashionable color now is black and the
general impression among women is
that the leg never shows to better adj
vantage than when encased in black
ribbed stocking with long and narrow
clocks.
The real Balbriggan, French Isle
thread and silk stockings come IN eX-
quisite shades, and leave almost nothing
10 be desired. The insteps in many iu-
stances are of real point lace and reveal
,he-er, what may term the complex
ion of the lady's foot through the in
terstices in the lace. Then, too, there
are many popular tancies in stockings
that seem grotesque, but are still in de-
mand Military stockings are sold
largely about the time of the West
Point commencement They are of
cadet blue, with gold bars and stripes
aud various military insignia worked in.
Then we have stockings with fish worked
in them for fishing excursions, and also
a special line for hnnting.-PhiIadet
phid Times.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-12-02
Death of ThurloNv Weed.

The death is announced of Mr.. Thur
low Weed, the veteran New York
newspaper man. Mr.. Weed has been
in failing health for some time, fiuctu-
ating between extreme exhaustion and
temporary rallies, until at last the wheel
of life stands still. Like few other re-
nowned newspaper men, he commenced
at the bottom round of his profession
first the apprentice boy learning the
boxes, and proceeding from that humble
capacity step by step until he became
recognized as one of the foremost news
paper men of his day. Mr.. Weed was
born in Cairo, Green County, n. Y, on
the 18th of November, 1897, and had
consequently entered upon his SD year.
he learned printing in Catskill, II. T.,
and in the war OF 1912 was private in
the U. S. army and subsequently, quar-
termaster's sergeant.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-12-02
Fighting With Butcher Knives.

ACharlo,tesville IVA dispatch states
that a novel duel took place there lately
between Peter Dick aud Charles Roads,
two young men, clerks in store. Dick
in sport threw some cayenne pepper in
the face of Roads, and some of it get.
ting in tho latters eyes, he was in
censed. From this harsh words were
used, and Roads started 10 look for q
revolver, with the intention of shooting
Dick. He abandoned this, and the two
agreed, after the customary amount of
palleying provided in the code, to fight
a duel with knives The two men met
Friday, and after short but desperate
engagement Roads received an ugly
cash from the navel diaGoually upward
across the left breast. 1t is believed
that be will recover.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-12-02

IMPORTANT FACTS: AS it il the duty OF
every Individual, high and low, rich ind poor,
to use a certain amount OF economy and make
every dollar 20 as far as 1t will, we recommend
all prisons in want of any kind, quality or style
of Dry Goods to call At A. YiDgliug'. Popular
Dry Goods House near Public Square, Hagers
town, Md.
There you will not only find the largest stock
of Dry Goods in the Cumberland Valley, but
will find the finest fabrics of every design in
Ladies Dress Goods, Men aud Boys Wear No
tons, Trimmings, &c, sc. They have now
O, Ell for the trade large stocks of Dress Silks,
(spcciil bargains in colors at IS cents and Black
1T $780, Silk Pushes, Velvets, Fur and Beaded
Trimmiugs Ladies' Choking Clotns, Cloth and
Flannel Suitings in all the new shades and nov
elites, Cloth Goats and D)mans. SILK Rhadema
Dolmars, handsome Cloth Jackets, Underwear
in all siz,s ard qualities for Ladies, Gents and
Children, Blankets, shawls asd Skirts. Full
line Of Dom. site Goods
Calic0es, best qualities at aud 6 cent?.
Gnghams, fast colOrs, at > ard cents.
Musins al aud $ cents for best yard wide.
Elegant Clutou Flannes at and II cents.
All olhrr goods are marked at equally low
prices. Their motto is GOOD GOODS, SHORT
PROFITS AND QUICK SALES We urg- upon our
readers when 10 HegerstOwn not To fail 10 visit
A. Yiugng's Popular Dry Goods Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-12-02

AT SPANGLER'S, ulgrrstown, Nd, COM
pletle assortment of black goods, all wool black
Cashmere 40 ceuts, special bargain, the best 40
cts h!ack cashmeres in the city.
AT SPANGLER's, Hagersiown, Nd, -'5 cent
dress silks, all colprs. We make a speci ~ of
black silk at 81, former price sl.25. SILK plush,
all shades, 81 aud $3.50. Silk velyets from 81. 35
W. Eelveteens from 35c up.
TSPANGLER'S, HagerstoSn, Nd, novel
ties ia fall dress goods, all shades. Imported
good. Partisan effects Of 20c. and 25r. same
qualify sold last season at Sic We have eighty
four pieces bsll-woOl dress goods at Exc, such
as were never offered to the trade before. 1t
will pay yon TO call aud see them.
AT SPANGLER'S, HagerstOwn, Nd, the
largest stock of dry goods and notions 10 West
ern Maryland, great bargains oferel in every
department,
AT sPANGLER's. Hagerstown, Nd, two
cases standard prints Sc, one case satin', new
styles, 5000 yards of bingham. Nc; 1000 yards
muslin, yard wide, 614c.
AT SPANGLER's. Hsgerstown, Nd, all the
latest novelties in trimmings, silk fringrs, passa-
mentries, ornaments, clasps, trimming braic,
cord and tassels gimps, and novelties 10 buttons.
AT SPANGLFR's, Hagerstown, Nd, the best
Soc corset in the city. All wool and merino M
derwear for Ladder, gents and children. Tie
largest variety of stockings in the county. a
bargain 10 SOC pairs all wool misses stockings at
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-12-02
B. W. Il. p III r L 4 y Z r +,
PHOTOGRAPHER.
W. Washington Street, one door from Pub
lie Square,

w. Washington Street, one door from Pub
lie Square,
HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND.
Sprtid attention given To the production OF
frsi-cl work Life sz. crsyon and oil portraits
cxsrutpd in the highest style of the art and PER-
FEET IN Likeness
The lsrgts; assortment OF frames and mould
ings To be found In the State and Of every grade
aud quality, including many entirely new and
bea0litnl goods Also on hand fine line OF EN-
CRAVINGS, Chronos, Albums and ia fact every
tEing pertaining 10 the picture business.
The read RS Of this paper are respectfully in-
vited 10 call and examine our stock.
AT sPANGLER's, Hsgrrstown, Nd ladies'
sutings and ladies dress flannel, all wool, IS 10.
at ST. per yard. A full line of ladies sackings
and costinss, fall and winter weights, from 3l.50
10 S. per yard. Four hundred and fifty single
ard double shawls, direct from the manufacto1s,
all prices.
AT SPANGLER's, Hsgerstown, Nd. red and
white Ginnel ell wool, 20c. 10 fnes. grade Can
ton flannel from 6L cents up. White and gray
bisukrts from 75c. TO sl0 pair. skirtiug fan
mel, 10. tn 35-. All grades ielt skirts and bal
moral skirts.
At SPANGLERs, Hsgerstcup, Nd, new lace
collsrs, Gshu-, and TEE, new linen collars, silk
and linen hapdkerchieis, all silk zoe, all linen
30. ls'se variety of lowell, some for Sc. all
linen for TO- The best p cent towel In the d y
with fancy border and plain.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-12-02
The richest man in Mexico Is declared
-;

The richest man in Mexico is declared
N no an Irishman named PatriciO Milmo,
whose possessions are valued at the sum
of SIC, 900, 900. He lives on high table
land, comprising about 100000 acres,
which is some ), 500 feet high, the sides OF
it being rocky and perpendicular. His
residence is handsome stone structure,
furnished in royal fashion. Several times
he has been captured by brigands and
been compelled to pay from $4,000 to
s25, 900 ransom. Recently he caused the
approaches to this piece of tableland to be
40 altered as to convert the place into 4
sort of citadel, accessible only by mar
row path, which is obstrncred by an iron
gate Of enormous proportions.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-12-02

The remains of DR.. L. Earhesrt, Of AL
legheny City were cremated in Lemoyne's
furnance at Washington, Pa, on Monday
last. The body reached that place at IL
o'clock, and was taken imm eGiately to the
crematory. After the religious services
the body was wrapped in sheet satur-
ated in alum water, and placed in the re-
tort at II o'clock. In two hours time
incarceration was complete. This was the
fifteenth incinerstion in Lemoyne's Gre
matory. Most Of the persons cremated
have been Germans.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-12-02
FRANK LEsLIE's POPULAR MONTHLY.

EkANh LESLlE fof Ian MIN I'LL.
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-12-02

There is living in Cumberland, Nd, a
soldier who was wounded in the battle of
Gettysburg. and the wound in healing up
shortened his right leg, so that he became
permanently lame. Recently he had his
left leg shattered at the thigh, and when
he recovered and was able to walk again
the limp had disappeared. The leg in
jured in the accident had also shortened,
and his twoTextremities were on par
\egAin.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-12-02
Sheriff shuck, of Cumberland, received

Sheriff Shuck, OF Cumberland, recelVeu
a telegram from Paw-Paw, w. Va, re-
questing the arres. of Denton Shupp, cap
tain, and Joseph Summers (colored),
steersmsn Of the canal boat N. A. Shupp,
charged with shooting Captain Henry
Arnold, Of boat Weyand Doernor, on the
canal, 81 miles from Cumberland, last
Tuesday. The two men were arrested
late Tuesday night. Arnold is said to be
badly wound ed. The affray grew out of
a previous difficulty between Arnold and
Summers.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-12-02

This weather demands the comforts of
life. GEO. II. HAGLEY'S store in
Charlestown is full of such things. ion
can get complete outfit, from CANE
to an OEERCOAT. Everything in gents
Furnishing Goods, Shoes, Leather, DC.
Go and see him before you purchase your
Christmas goods.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-12-02

c8 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.