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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-10-05

u raray 10 Haad knit nagiags, ist MOL.
lie Wait / "a, Mrs n II Crosssnan 20; 80.
Ns l. Leach % sofa pillows, lst Mrs
Geo swim /, %, Mrs A l. Nincraa Ma.
eronic. IL, Carrie Tyrel w u Hsvicy
70 Emily Hurl % SILK bod quilts, lat.
Mrs. A l. Miner / "a, Nm Hilliard 10 81,
Mrs r DadIcy ~ sofa covers. isi, Mrs
A HAnAman I "a. Mrs y Hpyt % Drawn
work. Ist. Nellie Leioher Is. %, W d Haw.
ley 10: "a, Nellie Leicher ~ Embroidered
SACK. Nm VIM Wilson Eic Eac dress.
Ns VIA wilson pillow shsms, LIST,
Mrs II Aues 10 "a. Mrs james Fanum 70
FAseinator. Hattie putdy ~ Sofa pillows.
Mrs l. leach 10 Mrs L Iioyi 70, Mrs Han
Aman % Honoton point Carrie Woods
80 Lace collar Yrs Albert Hodge 10
Toilet cushion, Mrs c l. Sanford %.
Stocking bag, J \ Hard %; Bead belt
Carrie Wood. 20 Fancy basket. Mrs o q
Felt Is Yrs y Hard 20 Mrs l. II
Hemenway Is Frame hair work, Mrs G
l. Sanford piece hand embroidery, Mrs
o G Felt 90 Chair cover. Alice Smith 90
Outline work, hrs Al Gray Nay Woods
70 Millinery, Mrs II Baldwin, Mrs J A
Wright Bulap Rug, Mabel Smith 10
Mrs l. Sanford 90; Carrie Tyre
fifty cents. Specimen pcnmanship,
Carleton Severance % Lambre-
quin. Nary Bentley % Letter case
Georgia Leach %,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-10-05

The new judges stand is just the thing.
All it needs is 10 be painted, and bell for
use Of the judges IN races.
Esiahrooks did a rushing business at his
dance platform. 1t WAS well patronized
both days and until well into the night.
There were several side shows which did
good business and helped to amuse the
crowd,
The Sunderland band furnished very
good music for the fair The second day
they were reinforced by the Dandy band
which played very finely indeed aud for
whose gratuitous services the directors and
everyone else returns thanks.
The large crowds we're very orderly and
gave little trouble TO the policemen. There
was little evidence of drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct on the grounds.
There mnst have been nearly thousand
teams on and near the grounds the second
day and only one accident One man wEo
attempted to cross the track when a race
was in progress had his carriage run into
and badly smashed. Fortunately no one
was hurt. People should remember that
during the racing it is dangerous to cross
the track, and especially dangerous to
drive on the track, and yet some will per
sist in doing il at the risk Of their necks.
We noticed that Fullerton's matched
team which took the first prize were on
the track the second day as SINCE drivers,
where hitched to new Cortland wagons and
drived by his daughters they attracted a
good deal of notice.
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STATE Of Affairs at New York

The following review Of the trade siiua-
tiOn al New York ior the week ending with
Saturday is furnished by II. q. Dun a
Coz mercantile agency through their
Troy branch. II. q. Smith, manager:
While business, as indicated by the pur'
chase Of goods. shows great activity, there
has been some loss OF confidence, owing 10
a number Of important failures. These
disasters. however, are more the result OF
speculative operations and individual de.
partnres from business principles than OF
Any want Of soundnoss in trade generally.
The stringent condition Of the money mar
bei has added TO this anxiety. though re-
lief in this respect is leading TO improve
weut in the feeling regarding the future.
The DRY goods trade continues fairly &C.
tive on the whole. Commission houses
are not doing much new business, but are
very busy on deliveries Of old orders. In
the jobbing trade near by business is more
livsly than the other, the demands from
the south aud West slsckenins somewhat
The print market is quiet, but some agents
report good deliveries. Wooden dress
goods ale in good demand and the general
wooden trade Is fairly active. At auction
the demands were only fair and the atten'
dance somew bat limited, but considerable
quantities Of goods were placed at accept
able prices.
Ia all descriptions Of grain prices have
been tending steadily downward. Fluc'
tuations have been slight, with the excep.
ton of corn. iu which there have been oc'
oasioDal rapid changes
In pork aud lard there has been fair
amount Of business dong. Fluctuations
have beeu quite rapid but not wide. and
the market on the whole has been weak,
both bulls aud bears seeming indisposed
10 engage in transactions.
Arrivals OF butter are fully equal to the
demand Pine grades are scarce and COM
mand 81 TO 81 cents. but all other kinds
are weak. Cheese has been doing better
the past week. The make seems consider
ably smaller than last year at this time
and holders are encouraged to look for
better figures further on; II IL cents can
be obtained for the best quality.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-10-05

The Cbtpese quosiios i looming up ~
Caasla. ioo The Toronto Nh thinks
tlsat aaqncsiaohably a u going io be some
day uDs u Cansdss greatest problems
The fat that this question was leading
.uh)sci 81 discussion ia The receat British
tolnmisla election indicates tbs. Tbs
popular plank u tho platform Of s'ery
candidate ~As, The Chinese mus. go. II
seems gha, toe candidates ior pariismen
tuy Loaors Ia the Pacific provinces were
unanimous Each one denounced John
CLibaHss ia tbs most unqualified manner
anl We'd sta eael other in coming cpl
lhets 10 bari 5, the bafbarous invader.
Tao Of three Of the candidates have al one
inle employed Cinnamon ~ operatives Or
servants. This unfortunate circumstance
10 their career aas brought mp against
then and IL iaiured them greatly in Their
canvass,
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Battsnkill VALLEY Fair.

The fifth annual fair Of the Ii. v l.,
society was held on their fair grounds 81
Factory Point last Thursday and Friday.
The weather on both days was passably
good though il rained little Friday morn
ing looked so much like a rainy day that
people at distance did not like 10 st-ri
out. Before noon, however. il cleared
away and the afternoon proved 10 be as
pleasant as one could wish. The trains
brought 10 from both directions nearly a
thousand people and before noon the
grounds presented an animated appear.
ancp. The attendance was about the same
A. las, years aud the second day the were
nearly sir thousand people present.
The show OF stock. except horses. was
better than ever before. and is evident that
the people Of this section aae taking an in
creased interest in stock raising which Is
partly due, We think 10 our yearly fairs.
The show Of horses was abont up the aver.
age.
show Vas quite as good a. usual There
~As good number OF nice articles OF all
kinds Ia Floral Hall and most OF them
made during the year The show OF frui,
vas not large. this being poor season for
uos, iraii Tho vegetable kingdom vas
fairly represented the show Of potatoes le'
ing especially I'm. No better potatoes
were ever grown than those on exhibition.
There vas not AZ good al exhibit OF but,
ter aud cheese aud Maple sugar and syrup
~ there ought 10 have been, these beiog
tue leading projncls Of this section.
The premium list shich NC give IN fall
will shoa The character Of the exhibits and
will show which aaimals aud articles and
articles 81 production and manufacture tue
lodges considered tie best though !, Is
well 10 remember tlas; in most cases there
wAs raom fof didercnce Of opinion, and
the iaagos may bot have decided IN all
cases 81 Others would have dose. In many
eAsos The regularly appointed Jadges we're
ia, rrcscai and ,lle managers alled the
vacancies Tie besi they eouid on short
noiiee. add Ne have DO doub, the vacancies
we're we'll Allied aad TIA, al the reports DO
ecclesiastical justice 70 the exhibitors.
The total receipts u ihe lair VETS ab0al
81 aad vail be enoagh 10 pag all "a,
psnses and premiums in fall with small
balance in the treasury 10 ccinnence the
neki year VITA. The premiums viil be
paid ~ The secretary al the JorgSaL Office
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GUARDIANS NOTICE TO SELL

STATE on yEuxosT, District Of Manchester, ~
In Probate Court held at Manchester within
and for sad district on the 18th day of sep.
TENDER, A. D., 1882.
Ehsha B. Uurd, guardian Of Bertbs A. Huid
and Belle Hmd, minor heirs and children Of
Louisa Ii. Hard, ls,s Of Boosick, 70 the county
Of Ren.aI.ieArt aud state OF New loiE. makes
application 10 sai5 Court for license 10 sell The
following described reslestsie OF hi said wards,
10 wit: teing all the night tile and Interest oil
said wards IN aud unto The Marshal Hurd farm
10 called, siinAte IN sandgste, 10 said district.
also one other piece OF land siiutie Ia ssid Sand.
gate. and being the same land conveyed 10
Louisa II Hurd By Chauneey j. iiurd ana
bounded on the North by land 81 Miner Hufd,
on The Isst b, the "Grsy farm" 20 called, m
he south ly laad IL Hsttls Hurd, and on the
west Nv .aGrosn Hissr." so called. representing
that the sale thereof. for the purpose Of putting
The proceeds Of such sale At interest or invest.
ing The same 10 stocks or real estate, would be
bsLeneisl TO aid ytfds
whereupou, II ID ordered by said court, that
said application be referred 70 session thereof.
20 be held AT the probate once IN sGid Msnehes-
ter onthe 2Jth DAY OF October a. D., is-l, Al
10 o'clock q, M Tor bearing ADD decisi0n there.
on: aud. II Z. further ordered. that al persons
lntrf. stea be noisaad thereof. by publication Il
said apgiiesii3n and order thereon, three weeks
sueeesslYey the Mapebestfr JOURNAL. pub
lished Il ss.d Manchester, before said time Of
bearing. that lhsy may appear II hald time aud
place. And. II thes zee cause, oDgeet hereto.
9as. Attest. hAssEYnowAED. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-10-05

Ihe Utah mn,istioosF fefsofi ihai IN
der ihs Eamnaas act lAn names ~ aNsoui
lq.B5a Mafmaa voters will he erased from
ilss poll lisL The Follsg populsiaos oi
g,Ah i ai.oas 5000. " shich mol owes
600 s,s C.eHitles This loaves Mormon
msioris q : on Had The ce'asn ,ssisneTs
enntrnssl ,hs asi ~ A. 10 disirsoeasse ihs
womes. ~ ihe Dsnsiics claimed the ooni-
miaion bad right 70 DO. tho Mormon
ro.sfs aoala ts IL the minority
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ISAAC DAhnows,
Y. b. Smith, Ca
JOHN NJ. ARMSTRONG,
Hannah sFYTON,S FsT.yr

VI ANNhH GGAlON . IhTA1E,
'BTATR on yrHAogT. District Of Manchester, -
In Probate Court held At Manchester within
and for tho said District, on tho Goth day Of
September, A. d., 1882.
Present, Hon. Rsbney Howard Judge.
An Instrument in writing purpor,lng 70 DO the
last viii and Testament Of Hannah EsItoD
late Of Dorset, In taid distfiet. deceased, DO,
ing presented by Vim. u Ames The Executor
therein named for Probate, IL Ia ordered by ssid
court that all peHons concerned therein be Ioii.
fed 10 appear al session thereof, 10 he bsid
At tho Probate ONCE In Manchester In laid de.
trict, on the 25ih day Of October A. D. 1852. at
10 O'Clock In the forenoon, and chow cause. II any
they have, against the probate o. said viii for
which purpose II 10 further ordered, that this
order, be published three wesks sucesssivsiy Ia
the Manchester J0uhEhL, Newspaper printed
At Manchester In this state, previous TO said
time Of hearing.
by the Court,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-10-05

Scrofula and obstinate skin diseases
yield to AYERS SARSAPARILLA,.
Rheumatism hobbies off and goes to stay.
Cont and neuralgia are routed and take
their departure, leaving their late victim
smiling and thankful for deliverance. I'M
purities of the blood are neutralizcd and
expelled from the system.
Sold by all druggists. Ask for AYERS
SARSPARILLA, and do not be persuaded
to take any other Price, 81 six bottles
for 50
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Wby should They.

No man or woman can do satisfactory
work when the brain is dull, the nerves
unsteady. the system relaxed and they feel
generally wretched. Why should any
body drag through their work in this con-
dition, when a bottle Of Parker's Ginger
Tonic will at the moderate cost give them
the strength and will to perform their
duties satisfactorily. Ed.
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COM MISSIONERs' NOTICE.

" HRlMIIoLIgYs, Estate.
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon Probate Court for the Dittfiot 81 Man.
chester Commissioners, TO receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate OF
Hiram Hollty. late Of Dorset, Il
10 said District, decsst,d, and all claims tILib-
tied in Offset thereto. hereby give notice that
we will meet for the purposes Aforesaid. At the
late residence Of sid deceased, In said Dorset,
on the 10Th day Of March next from .
until O'Clock y. N. on each Of said day,
and that sir months from the II day Of Sept.
a. D., 1882 IL tho time limited iy raid Court foS
sGid creditors 10 present their claims 10 ~ for
examination an d allowance.
Dated At Manchester this II day Of Sept.
A. d., 1882.
ISAAC BAEHOWs,
". b. fMITH, Cons.
Issw JOHN NJ. ARMSTRONG;
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gasi 10 We re 70 rfna We lesrn ~ i%ls'
ersth tsum Muaipslssf that Hes. J l.
Mal4in. a i.ossopderry. has bora elected
spoaass a tie Hoass q Representative
~ cas as.cissy
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Drpcgist's testimony.

II. i. Mccarthy, druggist Ottawa, Ont,
states that he was afflicted with chronic
bronchitis for some years and was COM
pletely cured by the use of THOMAS Eo'
IFCrBIC On.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-10-05

Is to be found in BURDocK BLOOD BrrTERs.
As an antidote for sick headache, female
weakness, biliousness, Indigestion, consti-
and other diseases Of kindred nature,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-10-05
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

" GILES Is. BAC0s's Estate.
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Man.
chester Com missioners, 10 receive, examine ard
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate OF
Giles b. Bacon late OF Sunderland,
In said district. deceased, and all claims eihib-
will meet for the purposes Aforesaid, II the
late residence Of said deceased In said Bunder
land on the 9Th day OF March neSt
from ten o'clock, q. m. until four
from the 9th day Of September A. D., 1882 10 the
time limited by said Court for said creditors TO
present their claims to US for examination and
allowance.
Dated at Manchester. this 9th day Of septem.
Der a. D., 1882.
CYRUS PARSONS, c.,.,.
Ig9w JOHN J. PETTIB0NF, va"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-10-05

A pure, wholesome distillation Of witch
hazel, American pine, Canada fir, mari
gold, clover blossoms, ETC., fragrant witt
with the healing essences OF balsam and
pine. Such is SASroRD's GINGER Cure fol
Catarrh. Complete treatment for 81
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pETITION TO SELL REAL e.
TATE TO PAY Diets.

TATE TO PAY Diets.
10 tho Honorable Probate Couri fer The District
u N snehesta.
y. q. Bacon Administrator u The estate
o. Gilbert Bradley late 81 suDderisld deceased
repffssnis that;
Il'e an,otni d debts due from
said deceased 10 about 1900 20
Tho charges of administration.
fttimktd ct sbout 600
-- 100 20.
The value II personal estate sbont zl0G0
Balsaet u d1bts eLaTgtsbs on
tho real estate Of aid decssad. 3sC %
10 rsise which runs, be pfsys ssid Court "a
graft him ieente TO - all ~ The real estate Of
said deceased t0wit about a0 acres q Dlcuntai n.
land vorih aboBt 1900, which 10 necessary for
the payment Of ssid debts and charges Of sd.
nllnistfltl0n.
wLersupon II Ia ordered that hearing on
said application be had At a Probate Court 70 b.
holden Ut the Probate Ofies In Manchester In
ssid district on The 25fh day 81 October a. %.
1874, At 10 o'clock A. ~, aud that
notice Of said spplication, the nstars aud
fes.0ns thereof And the time sndxSiA Of hear
log thereon be given 10 all personl htsrssisd ~
a certified oOpy u the record " aid order three
,.sis sneeeshiseiy In the Manchester Joessll
a pessp2paT pTibies al ssld Manchester, pre-
sious 10 said iine o. hearing, that they may sp-
pear Al said tiiDs and place, and, " tLey see
eauss, object thsrsto.
as Attest, Il. HOWARD, Jsdss.
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THURSDAY. ocTouEn ). lssa
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Marriages.

A r.raety Teist, sept, sdth, ~ he Rev. J y,
Nietham, . y, iHnilAe g.. daughter Of ], ~
nenestsei, % hdwAfa g. reltins
AZ Dorset sept. sah. W he.. f.H. lfsst al
pt HArro03s be resiasHes ~ Ne brides .sier,
NJ, kssets u hssioa, y, y 70 Miss Asbsl J.,
banning
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a, l'er,, o., l,,,,sO g NJ .scst., war
ten l4sa1ns.
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PREMIUM LIST.


Stations 8 wears and over LIST, s. s..
Clemens 81; ID Charles l., Hawley 50;
Stations . years. T. W. Bnrrows 81.
Matched drivers LIST. W. H. Fullerton 8;
"a, $. Pike g. Sd Jay Bentley 3. Matched
year Odds lst. David Spencer g. Work
horse LIST, S. T. Moore 4; I'd, W. l.. Tay-
lor 3; 81, J. J. Petiibone 2. Gentleman
drivers years or over. LIST, W. II. Beebe
4; ID Caleb Andrew 3; 3D., Charles II.
Buck .. Four year olds. LIST, L. II.
Graves 3; "a David Spencer 2, 3D., 5. G..
Brown ] Three year olds, lst, L. H..
Graves 9, "a. L. NJ. Tory /. Mares and
colts, LIST, Daniel Leaiy 3; I'd 5. i. Martin
2; 80, T.. ", Barrows !. Two year olds,
LIST. james Gr ives 81; .. ID. +. Purdy 2; 3D.,
II. D. HOLSTER l. Yearling-, lst Wm.
slade q ID. N. NJ Garfield |.
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CATTLE


Jersey Bull, years old. lst, II. Parsons
s; %, II. NJ Farnum 4 jersey bull ] year,
LIST, \. NJ. Garfield 3. %. L. II. Graves 2;
5, Henry Parsons /. Jersey bull calf. LIST,
Il. II. Graves 2 Jersey COW lst, I. NJ.
Collins 1. Jersey 2 year heifer, LIST, i. NJ.
Collins. 5. Jerse, yesrliDg heifer, LIST, ii.
NJ. Fan um, 2. Ayrshire . year heiier. lst,
]. u. Pnrdy 3, "a. j ID. Purdy 2. Dur
ham year heiier, II. NJ. Bo,ium 8; ] year
old, II. ". Bolium > Jersey grade COW
Isl ]. u purdy 8; %, Z. II. Graves 2;
80, Charles Baldwin J. jersey grades, 2
year old 4. II. Graves 2. Durham grade
calf, Herbert Thompson 2. jersey grade
/ year. lsi, l. II Graves .; "a, Charles
Bsla~in /. jersey grad. eali. Let, T. II.
Graves > jersey grade bull. year old
LIST, @. q. Burton 2 Jersey grade bull
call, lstG O. Burton 2 Grade Durham
Coz. Isl ]. d. Purdy 3, "a. Geo NJ. Wall
=; Grade Durham yearling. lat. A. l. Day
:. Grade DGflaIa calf. lsi Herbert Ihomp.
son Grade Ayrshire bull 2 years. lei.
T. Paddock 3 Grade Ayrshire coz. lsi,
]. u. Purdy 3. Grade Holstien COW. lst,
". l. Taylor 8; "a Geo, NJ. Wall ?; Grade
Hols,ein ball ls,. Geo. NJ. Wall 3; Grade
Holsieia calf. ls,. l. II GRAVES 2; 2iW. II.
Benedict !. Grade iIolsteia YEAR old,
lsi. L. II, Graves
Toxa team IL, winhall Is. ri Psra Is
oren years old, Let, NJ y. ison ;; ~
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Crossman 80; Mrs J W Bown so. Plants,
@ 60 Smith /; Mrs J W Bowen ]; Mrs W
purdy so. Best single plant, Mrs D
L PurJy |.
OIL PAINTINGS AND DECORATIONS.
Best oil painting, Mrs + NJ billiard 2,
Best painting on slate Mrs G Blackmer
2. Best painting on China Mrs + M Hill
hard 2.
DON EsTIc MANUFACTURES.
Rag cArpeting, LIST, Mrs Lydia Towsley
8; %, Mrs X Walker 2; 3D., Mrs @ Nj
Wall !. bed quilt. Mrs d Purdy 3; I'd,
Mrs + Dudley 2;3d, Mrs Day l. Rugs.
Mrs Mary Morrill, 2; Mrs Crossman 2; Miss
Cora Dawson 2; Mrs Ralph Sherwin !; Mrs
II W alker .75; Mrs IA Woods 80. Worsted
quilt, Mary Tsylorl. Wool mttens. LIST,
Mrs j G Blackmer /; % Mrs r L Hapgood
rs; 81 Mrs Bowen 80. Ladies silk
rnit,eus. May Wilson /; Mrs Adele Sykes
70. Wooden socks. lst, Mrs ID BAtchel.
der /; %. MsJ Bowen 10; Sd, Mrs Cross
man 80. Ladies hose. LIST. Mrs Hoyt
les, Mrs J Bowen 80. Ladi,s silk hose,
lst. Mrs Mrs Adele Sykes |. Gents silk
hose, LIST. Mrs Robert Arhes |; "a, Mrs l.
II Hemenway 30 Wooden yarn, LIST. Mrs
Crossman rs; Mrs A Sykes 80 blankets,
Mrs c Blackmer Is; Mrs Il ! Batebel.
der |.
FANCY WORK.
Aighans, LIST. Mrs II Lathrop B; %. AIRS
+ L Hapgood 2f3d l. Is Leach ! Tides.
lat. Nellie Wait /; "a. Mrs Al Gray 10;
81, Mn Geo sanori 80 Toilet set, isi,
Nellie Le,cbcr lea. Georgia Leach 10
Table spreads. Let, Mrs. W II Bundy; ID
"a. Alice Smith Table scaris, lst Mrs
A Gray l. -, " ID Hasley 10; 90 L NJ
Smith 80 Lsmbreqnins, isi, Stella Bur
CESS /; d. Martha ssnthoff -; 81 Mrs
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FLORAL HALL.


Cut flowers, George Smith |; Mrs. N II
Crossman 80; Mrs W Bown so. Plants,
Geo Smith /; Mrs W Bowen !; Mrs W
A purdy so. Best single plant, Mrs D
T. pu,.lv
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Best display of Grapes, LIST, Chas Bald
win. 2. Pears. LIST. A b Walker ! I'd,
Baldwin 80. Apples, LIST + Thompson 2
ID Dean Barrett /; Sd, Geo. NJ. Wall
80 Best single variety, LIST, Dean 4 Bar
rett /. 90; I'd, J w Bowen so. Plums, 4
J II Burritt 100.
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HONEY AND MAPLE SUGAR.

Pan sugar, LIST, Herbert Thompson 2;
%, Leroy Boum /. Pan syup, lst II
Hubbard 2; I'd, Herbert Thompson l..
Comb Honey, LIST, Charles Baldwin 2; I'd.
David Buckley l. Extracted Honey, Chas.
Baldwin |
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Our Boot and Shoe Department

inspection all the leading
Jas Smiths and other makes fine goods o. Kendall Co.'S Ah Boots
warranted particular We keep constantly hand full line Of fine shoes
before big
TRUNKS and BAGS, UMBRELLAS and PARASOlS
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The new judges stand is just the thing.
All it needs is 10 be painted, and bell FOR
use Of the judges in races,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-11-25
SPECIAL BARGAINS
FOR EVERY ONE!
Fall and Winter Goods
JUST ECEIY E ID.

LADIES Dress Goods in all the desirable
Lstyles and colors; Prints, Ginghams,
Domestic Goods, Cassimers for Men and
Boys, shirtings, Tickings, Table linen linen,
Comforts. Blankets, Fancy Oonis, i.taiGs
and Misses Hose, Mems Half Hose, Neck
Ties, Kid Gloves, Window Cnrtains, Oyer
alls, Bed Spreads. Largest stock of Boots
and Shoes at bottom prices, Hardware,
Shovels, Forks, Axes Queensware and
Glassware; Baskets, Buckets, Brooms'
Tubs, Wash Boards. Full line OF Grocer
les, Sugar, Coffee, Tea. Syrups, Mackerei
Coal Oil and Aladdin Oil.
DON'T fail to call and examine my stock
before you make your purchases as all OF
the above goods will be sold very cheap.
All kinds of country produce taken il eX-
change for goods. Highest prices pald
for Lard and Bacon. Thankful for past IA
vors a continuance of the same is respect
fully requested. No trouble to show gooGs.
ID. \ HILL,
DOT III