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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-28
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.
Hamburg AurTicaU Packet COmpany Line ior
d ID b. III nd 4 Il


hNMAN kD1 AL MAIL Line 81 EAMEAo
4 FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NDTICE-T These steamers the ~Ouhe-'Y
course crossing the Banks Newfoundland alO
CITY OF BRUSs - .s....-THU IsSDAY Aug 81. a N.
CITY or RONE-...........sAlIR DAN sept. -. pm.
CITY OFtH rs tDAl. -ept 40, $50 a n.
CITY OF MONTREAL tn IT, DAY sept Il. "a
CITY OF BERLIN CRDAl. sept ~, IL 10
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from Pensacola s20 British bark do. from Montreal
oILs-Generally quiet, unchanged American Lnseed
nrn az 57a aud Cacutta Clio. with the supply small and
,PErRoLE M-To-iay Refined dull and rather weak :.
week largely resaes Of exporters aided by
sInser rates for oresn exchange aud some AK
nay 62agSc here and CSC. In philadelphia and Bait
tined Tor home use ssSioce C1G1e IN bbis. SL98a,c;
Naphths &c Refined In ON oi1c CruGe Certificates
lower and active sales s33 900 bills at 50 400 &c clos
ing o. sS5Jc eepem6er 554c; October 57isc' Noyem-
PROyIsloNs-PoRK-Trad today is very duI both eH.
lea Sf oIptns % on prices on ola Ga laser V sym
patty with the West closing weak sales 80 bDs Old Ness
spo quoted y IS New do s9 for ordinary brands
Octo6er IL BEEF hold. 10 "V T, pr1des but 0e.
nan nan, 9ay moderate Extra Meas so CITY Extra india
pnce and dull. quoted sls 30 held higher
rule very sales 10000 Ii roSed Bellies X average.
= &c; zoo Picked Hams. &c Picked Bellies medium
lo3cl Picked Hams ll%dlirqc' smoked shoulders
w. s.rpnseT y Ger 80 ,o o' b long SSAI' "
Cry 4oIl Sc. ash lots have more OF a
P ana a e stead 9% R s aef Ie aoo ses S
iye trading iairy active and chiefly the nearby months
terms g. ties Choee ~ - &c 500 ties August y 7oe:
is e. 455S tcs Noyenl9er igS,Gl b - .2c ciosns
? = G.; $500 tea december. l2.7oel275c. closing
&c Loo tcs seller year lZ1ve y &c e@'lnt
20 les February - C. cos.ps - g. y93 cs' A@rCn'
cudlNg Il Apiu cO7lug &c -'O tr'
Nay. T. - City steam arm but quiet Refined quoted
ZJJ Be- Continent IlEltMarSet has not vailed
ia any par cudi, ruling very ulin ahd demand god ana
chiefly Ol lne grades STATE Half FiIkins Tubs and Faus
= d2fc Welsh Tubs, y a-1c; Dairy Tubs Inferior lVdt c
Creamery . uc.. Elgn Creamery, a. g. Western
Creamery A. c.. Imitation treamery, sale. Dairy,
a. Factory Is II E-Irade - very quiet,
Dut puee. ur,her changes ruling ABOUT steady
state Factory, 2dl4c.f Western Factory. 90lV+c 90
lat 52dloc; Creamery skins zd5c-.-. EGGS einahd
II pui prices DO not vary Ia any weak
however Long Island and nearby. 23123c state anu
Penn wanna, canada. - - 2.. eseTu &c
stGAK-Raw arra al in fair demand Far Rein
ing. 100 hAd-. CUBA Mu-cOvadO sold on ms bdrlS
Refined ,teilcr, Gu Loaf J-sa9 Crushed 02c Cubes,
s. -c; Powdered. -da2c formulated g. Sci Mould
~ &C. tOulcctOneTs' do. standard DO A. -c'
on A." SliG7'c White Extra &C" 40 e., feIoW dO'
elbow g. aDf &c. Yellow. q '-0t &C
SIEAsl bat rstcfn Ibt;
CITY l5'sGi3 a' sales IlD0O d. OIeomargarinc SIeaIinc
lie
TALLOW-Frm sales $1,000 b. $40.
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LlvgrPo0L. Aug. IS. 1850 n-Cotton duA didanng
Tp.aua- II. 10. Orleans, loiad sales. J.uuO bales.
tufuuug bales speculation ana EXPORT me-
cflpts 1000 Oaes, American tuturcs-J DiandA L""
ctIu,e september ana october delivery aAtl
do Oco.er and November delivery O-a4d, do December
and January delivery. G4d d.. Ma and June deuFrfy,
o4ss.d DO June Juy lruverY tlfd Futures sieiur
LIpEEp0Of. Aug 26-l.5O p. NJ Ott0u-t utuies- y
laud. os SIdn clause October and November dclvely,
December drnYcry O''si 10 ahe
an Ju4l delivery. bf-s.d futufe- -lebtF
lt-- -COltou-ALe hAiH7 oL t-o
faF Included = Dac- AmorlcdL
AUgr-r. Aug. Do cotton uuet Mdnnng- &c Low
NiaaIuR CT Ordinary Il &C. receipts % Oaes
BALTIMORE Aur. 2G.-Couou quiet. Middlng. Be-. Low
MaanS pc ,iOOd ordinary, u 'sc. net receipts 30
haze gruss exports coast wise al bae1 snra
loo bales spuners, 10 bales stock, zSJH Dair+ - -.
CHAalFsroN Aug -G.-COttOb ca@y dddlnE I4-isal- &c
UIIlDr ordinary "a C. nrt rccelptA 80
t.... pro-- sales 49, bales STOCK $50 DarA
NEnPfll.. Zb-COtt0u steady MlauIuDg Il 80 Low
Good ordinary. A4c net rccupln, % UAoe
NOZZLE Aug 28.-Cotton quiet M!ddnng- l27ci Low
Nduuug i. &C. Ori nary, l. -. net Receipts IA
ba.r- fID-. a Dile. stock. 81 bales
NKwDRlEANn 26.-tottnn quiet. Midiing. l-n-'i
Low Mlddng 4c Good ordinary Al ~ net reoepts -,
h.r- r.,. 80, loo Uaes' stock, 1850 Bales
.SOHs0LK Aug 2o-CotioD nrn. Aidilns ~ ~ - ~
net rcrpts rs gr0ss 10 bales exports coast"e
945 bales .ale. bales stock. 400 bales
SAVANNAH OttJn 81 ldY hionnnG Il ~, Low
Mddnng a-c; Ordinary, 1885, net r-cept+ tSA
bales gross exports cOastWlse I'M bales Bales
ls5 bales. stVok 2,5+t DAoA
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston. Saturday. Aug. 20, 1892


sos 9 NewNOrK Central l3j = Atlantic and Grra' West
trustees ceIrncates p Reading. 3o'7
New-Iork. ontario and Western. 25s; Milwaukee and IT.
Paul common. l-31
IosI~N. Aug 25-2 o. m.-Atanuc aud Great Western
second mOrtl trustees certificates. 10
IDNuON.Aug. -0-fiu ID. uL-tne amount on bullion gone
ino the Bank OF England on balance tOI4yls 4i5.pOU
D.. SDON. aug 26o:O" in.-flus advices quote three
- rance - cenrne- Tor ms acc0lrL
BERLIN Aug 26IAc statement Of the Imperial Bank OF
Germany decrease specie Of l.i1JOO1 MARKS
LOSDON. Aug. - n. Fr0 oJnf o. his week saws . The
Of discount for bank bills DAYS ~ three months j.
ar pei trade bills 81 dav- 90 tnrer months
4H4 per business tie sock EXcAa ge has been
of holiday There
has fresh advance Egy puIn and ~net anal shares
because Of hopes OF speedy termination OF tn war Al me
close 90 the a Connected wh the last IN
cuallg udiaI and Chinese bank, and indian railway snow
substantial rise Mexican railway. have risen on the
Vice.. The curt movements American railways we're al
verse, except Delaware aid Hudson Canal
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The following are the totals Of the statements
al tle corresponlIng date for precedIng years:

In view of the actual situation, but more partic-
ularly Of the early requirements for crop move
lnents. the local money market remains in anom-
alous condition. During last week there was
slghl hardening of rates and the average for call
loans was, perhaps per cent higher than it was
for the preceding week. But the market Is handled
with greater dexterty in favor of a depression of
rates than was ever employed in favor of a strin-
eency. Every day certain amount of funds Is held
IN hand, with which, at every favorable moment,
the rates for call loans offered down. aud thus
moderate amount Of cash regulates. If it does not
establish the rates for the bulk of loans made The
manipulation is not always successful For in
stance, Oh Friday mistake IN the calcua ton, or
700 eager effort early the day absorbed the regu
lating force before the business was half
over. and hence late borrowers were supplied only
al per cent. and not freely al that rate. Yestcr
cav, however, the closing rate only per cent
alter having been and per cent Call loans on
Government bonds very generally were advanced
u 3 per cent Time loans are made al per cent,
but borrowers on miscellaneous securities paw
large commission IN addition TO the rate Der aunum
Little or no commercial paper passes at under 6lD
6l2 per cent. The coadl ION OF the banks az re-
fected by the statement of surplus reserves"
Is relatively 50 500. 900 better than it was at this
da'e last year, but the banks SJ,5l2 go worse
OF than they al date IN 1850 We now have en-
tered upon the week corresponding to that Of 1851
and $50 when the imports vi gold at this port
$J,47J, 233 and 3,5s5,275 respectively And yet
the banks lost 100000 in cash for the week of
ISL and SECS, 200 for the week of 1850. Dung
tins week the foreign movement Of gold, If any
vii be an export instead of an import.
Several expedients have been suggested FOR Treas
ury adoption. to afford relief TO The money market
and avoid stnngeDcy this autumn but the only feas-
Lille suggestion that has been made IS the one that
The Secretary may anticipate the payment OF called
bonds $4,000. 900 which viii mature September
-. The Treasurer holds $3s 992 81 for redemp-
ton Of National bank currency. issued by banks
that are reducing circulation banks in liquidation,
ana Tailed banks. IL has been suggested that this
fund shall be deposited with National banks. The
suggestion Is simply PRAYER for an imme
dlate imitation, regardless Of the contrac-
'Aon which must follow as the bank
currency is retired. But the funds are special
FUNDS deposited for specified purpose, and the Sec
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rTEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
4 PANY.-The coupons due september J. 1852. Of the
First Eastern DIVISION Bonds o. he Texas and Pa
cnc Raj WAY omplny pad and after az
YORK Z. X. SAlThhLEh, treasurer.
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IOIOtAy I IA r. STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
GERMAN VAIL.

II I'm - y
4 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP Line BafWEEN NEH,fORE
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREAES
WTRDEE. -elt. 'ept5
PHEI TINS. -ef T. Is N cd -p 5
RATES OF PASSAGE from NETWORK % SOUTHA NJ
TON HAVKEOr BREMEN -
EIRS CABIN ...--.-SlOO. SECOND CABIN. .----.-SJo
-IEERA6E SD
Return reduced Prepaid steerage certii
Gates So steamers $40 from per between second All
' 'O f.i.KICHs q CO.. . Bow lng Green.
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Droposal5.

NOTICE 10 BUILDERS.-Sealcd proposals
VIII De received by the ersgne until TUESDAY, tho
9TH % september az the and cOTeto u
nvestoy. proof brcS DudBg az feet IA length and
about % width FOR tarfum tue size Oi t4s
one recently destroy ed by nru Ia Dansyile y Y
Drawings AID specifications lnlofnailoa
had Application the architects " AkNER & BROOK
Ell. 81 Powers Block. hOch ester, y. Y
Tho Tighs aud all Dis ~ reserved Acceptable
bonds the faithful performance OF contract Will be TO
CURED PhORIEIok5 sANIIAhlUA Evansville New
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Aur 10 Ang % Differences.
spec.e 8sS3390 S 90 Pee Pee -'t7. ,Vg
1s-@.s.r- 3Iif5-4lO BIZ. 100 Dec. G 4O6 500
Ci1''alsf.ou Isl3I,OOO Is203lU0 lac. 7-.IuO
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve aud the total deposit Liabilities
Aur. 10 Aug 26. Changes
Suecie ...... S5s.3ss3DO S57.l954uO Dec - +-9uO
Iecal.tcnser,. - 800, 800 2-.f4s4OO Dec. ZIt,oUO
rotal reserve ss25ol6OO s7s9ls..Oo Dec. s2,S55ooO
sss.n.tdep's.ts so4l4475 7ssi2775 Dec. l6ol.7oo
sarrus..... s. ss7.I25 sl.l3IO.5 Dec. s756lOO
The banks now hold ID cash--sDece ana lega-ten-
ders-SI ISL. 800 more than the sum held year ago.
The loans now are S6.G22 500 less than then
and the deposits are Ss,47O,200 less; that
the reserve required by the IS per cent rule Is
S2.1l7. 800 less than II a year ago. And
the surplus Of reserve now is 81, 13l O25, against
O deficit Of = 56S OPS then, and the proportion Of
total reserve now is 1885, against 24.21 per cent
at the same date OF 1881.
The following are the totals OF the statements
al the corresponding date for preceding years:
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miscellaneous.

THE art of feather curling thoroughly taught.
l. Paving work procured. ia East lltAsL
COPPER, lRD y and STEEL SASH CHAINS
" for suspendng window sasheS Warranted Tor nffeen
years Manufactured IS EA1aDethst esrnef
OF Hester. THOMAS MORTON.
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DIVIDEND NJ!lreJ.

BONDS AND COUPONS or
AS.-COl- Hooking Valley aui Toledo nv 60 --55'i0OO
maturing september ]. lrsA
VIII be paid on and after that date a. the Office or
1. ~. MARTIN a CO, No - > FINEST
N0EruERS Pacific RAILROAD COMPANY,
TKAsuREKs OFFICE l. BROADsT..
NEw YORK. Aug l., lSc2.
COUPONS Of the Pend d'OreIle Division
bona. n this company september ist, pr0xno viii
bee paid uUOn presentation this ONCE and alter mat
'-'' ROBERT LENOX BELKNAP.
Treasurer.
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LIVERPOOL Aug. 2e-2 d m--Porx-Prtwe Ness Eastern
dull al lU2t Western irmer az 81 B3cou-IumDcrand
Cur steadv, Tor steady AZ 40 o. Clear
steady AZ 6S6d short Clear duh az ~ Hams-ong Cut
seady nj ST. Shoulders dun NJ 3d. BeefndIa Mess steady
a. a. Extra Mess nrner 100: Prime Ness steady al 30
Lard-Prme Western steady az 65L Iao"-Pnme CITY
steady. at AID OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES steady at ~. ROsin
Fnedu lOf Common steady I'd Cneese-A mercan Choice
duil az 90. Lard Ou-nrm. 5jL FiOurExtra state dun
az 49, Wheat-NO. White. sreadv az 81 Id No S5DunL
duu az ESQ., Winter New Western. steady at 92d Corn
don steady at 3fL
LIVERPOOL Aug. 262 m-ProvlIons- Beet. 1894 for
Extra India Mess. POrk 100. per Dbl for Prime Ness
Bacon $40 per cwt for Long Clear Mddes. and 49, Tor
short Clear Middles. Lard. 623d American
Produce-Tallow. 4Add Cheese Dor
best grades OF American Refined Petroleum. I'd gal
Ion
ANTWERP Aug 26-PetrOleum II francs 81 for
hne American paid and II francs 80 sellers
Wcox's Lard closed at 1873 francs 100 kilOs
HAVHE. Aug. Z6.-WucOxs Laru closed 7S francs aud
% centimeS per 90 kiiOa
LONDON WOOL SALES.
LoSDox. Aug. 26-The following arc the Wool sales ot
Friday IN detail 3,5l5 bales Sydney-Fleeoe. ai0
la; secured L3d; a2ld.. greasy, sgd ID Lambs.
secured lid Si9 greasy pd n I'D 1910 bales Cape
and Natat-Fieece YdqlGUd secured II 2dsl7d greasy
secured. d2ld greasy Sd a I'D locks and Pieces 90
Phnlp-Feece od4 ll0d scourel lGl I'd greasy. I'D
Gl2d. and pieces 7Lgt L7d Lambs. lJd gZ3L I'D.
secured. I'D a q Lgd. greasy, 1dGll I'D
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CUNARD LINE.

NOTICE-"LASE ROU rE"
FROM NETWORK To LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS
TOWN
FROM PIER NO 40 NORTH RIVER
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-06-03
SPRING
OPENING!

THE undersigned begs leave to inform
l. their friends and the public generally,
that they have just opened and are ready
toeXhibit new stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
which have been purchased with care to
suit the trade. We have in stock
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
WHITE GOODS,
SHOES,
STRAW HATS,
GROCERIES,
QUEENSWARE,
HARDWARE,
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE,
and all goods usually kept in stock of
General Merchandise; an inspection Of
our stock is solicited. We feel grateful
for the patronage we have received in the
past and hope by strict attention to busi-
ness to merit a continuance OF our old Gus
toners and many new ones that favor US
with their trade. Call 10 see Us next door
to the Bank. No trouble to show goods.
Prices to suit the times /; quality and styles
open to criticism or comparison with any
store i'm the county.
BAKER & BILIMYER.
April l5, 1882. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-06-03

The JEFFERSON MoSuMrNT.-Thc wash
ington Star, referring 10 the passage Of
the resolution appropriating 10000 for
the erection Of a monument Ia jefferson
at Monticello, says II IL doubtful whether
the cemetery was not included m tho sale
OF the property TO Captain Levy. The
deed IL on record at Charlottesville, and
will Of course decide the question. "1'hc
only surviving grandchild Of Mr. Jefrer-
son, Mrs. Mcikleham, Is resident OF
Georgetown, aud To her belong the re-
mains of her illustrious ancestor, accord
ing to the decision Of the Virginia courts
in the case of Mr. Monroe" The Star
suggests that A. Monticello Is 80 far re-
moved from any line Of travel and so diff
cult OF access, IL would be well Ia remove
the ashes Of Mr.. Jefferson TO the Uniyer-
sity Of Virginia and erect the monument
at that point.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-06-03
Attention, Farmers q!

GROUND LIMESTONE has becn used
" in the half dozen Middle States for the
last three or four years, and has proved
great success. sold 200 tons last season,
and ~ far as heard from it gave entire sat
isfaction. 1t is the
CHEAPEST AND BEST FERTILIZER
KNOWN.
Good for Grass, Potatoes, Corn, Oats and
Wheat. 1t can be bought for from one
half to one-eighth less than any other
Fertilizer. Ii can he sOWn broadcast or
drilled. 1t drills easily on account Of its
weight and grit. 1t will pay you to Use
Ground Limestone, az il is more lasting
than any other Fertilizer. The cost per
acre will not exceed $l.50. Wood will be
taken for Lime, Limestone, or Cash. Call
and see me.
F. B. HAMBRY, Proprietor,
Martinsburg, W. Va.
April !, 1892. Gm
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-06-03
GOODS

for their own use, or for holiday or we'd
ding presents should pay lis visit and
see for themselves. We cannot display
all goods we have on account Of room, but
we intend in a few months to enlarge our
store room to double its present size.
THEREFORE,, ANYTHING YOU DE-
SIRE
and do not see in case or on shelf, You
should ask for, and we will produce it.
We Guarantee all Articles to be the
Very Best,
and we can and will sell the same quality
of goods from 10 to12 per cent. lower
than has ever been done elsewhere. We
dc not represent 10 carat gold for II or
Il carat for Is, single plated ware as
double, or double as triple-plated. Call
and be convinced, and oblige respectfully,
G.R. BOWMAN,
43 W. Washington ST., Hagerstown, Md.
Nov. 2G 3m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-06-03
Bay IL is stated that Frank Brady,

b0- IL 10 stated that Frank Brady,
one OF the witnesses from Pompey
Smash, A!legany county, Nd, in tho
Mvrey letter affair, has arrived at New
York. Brady is said to be the man
who went before WIN. NJ. Price, Of
Cumberland, Nd, and offered 10 swear
that he was Robert Lindsey, the next
day, however, refusing TO carry out his
agreement. From w. ii. Barnuin, It
is said, Davenport has obtained The
original affidavit OF the fictitious Robt.
Lindsey in the handwriting, as is al.
legged, OF Price, and Prices receipts and
other original papers. Brady's state
ments in New York are expected 10
throw interesting light upon the whole
subject.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-06-03

tH- A man who says he Ia not able to
pay for paper ought 10 go at once TO the
county court and have his wife appointed
guardian. Remember that newspaper L.
worth more TO family than three
months school. A family that takes q
paper lives, as it we're In house set npon
q hill, from whose windows be can scc all
that il going on In the world. Pricad
don't say you are not able TO pay for your
paper. Say you don't like the paper, or
say you would rather live Ia ignorance;
or declare that you do not want your
children to learn anything but don't say
you can't pay-becausc to say you can't
pay, is TO cay ycu are no man, have no
backbone, and ought TO b. in the poor
house.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-06-03

Hon. Reuben Chapman, for many years
a member OF Congress, and from 1877 to
$50 Governor OF Alabama, died at IIunts-
Vile, Ia that state, last Wednesday. lie
was born in Virginia la Ioo2, aDd remov-
ing TO Alabama early In life, became one
Of the leading men Of the State.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-06-03

a MINISTERS PgEDIcAMESr.-Dan
Webster had an anecdote of old Father
Scale, the minister of his boyhood,
which is too good TO be lost: 1t was
customary then to wear knee breecbes
iu cold weather. One Sunday morning
10 autumn Father Scale brought bis
breeches down from the garret. bat the
wasps had taken possession during the
summer, and were having a nice time
of it in them. BY dint Of effort he got
out the iUtruders and prepared for meet.
ing. But, while reading the Scriptures
to the congregation, he felt dagger
from the enraged small wasted fellows
and jumped around the pulpit slappiDg
his thighs But the more he slapped
and danced, the more they stang. The
people thought him crazy, bat be ex-
planned the matter by exclaiming:-
Brethren, don't be alarmed; the word
Of the Lord is in my month, bat the
devil is in my breeches," Webster
always tod this with great glee 10 the
ministers.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-06-03

Mrs. Lamar, wife OF United States Sen
ator Lamar, is said TO be Ia a dying condi-
tion at his home Ia Oxford, Miss. She Is
adaughter Of Judge LoDgstreeI, author of
Georgia Scenes; and her bad health has
kept the Senator out Of his scat the most Of
this session.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-06-03

Christians. like Eastern mountain
eers. if they would safely climb the
rugged way, must be bound together,
not literally, but with cords of love.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-06-03
Little MAN
Around the Corner!
ROOM FOR ALL!
GOODS FOR ALL!

7 LR!SE to invite the citizens Of Hagers-
l. town and jefferson county TO call anu
make an examination Of my stock OF
SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING
and take the liberty to say to the public
that the stock has never been equallett III
IIagerstown l thank the public for the
generous encouragement extended TO me
in the past, which Is proof positive that
the people appreciate my efforts in fur
nishing them with good goods, latest
styles and low prices. | shall endeayor
to still further merit your patronage by
giving dollars worth for Il dollar, and
respectfully solicit you to call at
NJ EINSTEINtS CLOTHING HOUSE
and see the most compile stock of Mems.
Youths, Bows and Childrcn's Clothing
and Gents Furnishing Goods, ever seen
in IIagcrstown. l can fit my customers
as perfectly as any tailor can possibly do
it. | guarantee. the quality of goods to be
as good As there is made. My prices will
make it an .inducement for all to trade
with me. Call and see my
Dress Suits, Business Suits, Boys Suits,
Hats, Caps, Furnishing Goods,
Trunks and Vallses.
BOOTS.-Farmers and others will find
as large stock of BOOTS and SHOES to
select from in my store as can be found in
the city. Get my prices and YOU will buy
my Boots. NJ. EiNSIElN,
The Little Man Around the Corner,
.IIagerstown, Md.
MAY -, 1882 II