local items.
& gbstB.-C. W. Taylor, Beaver Falle; Evan
I>n?h, New Brighton; J. Linnenhrink, Rochester.
XO ADVBBTISBBS.— The Beaver
Hadical is the most extensively circu
lated Weekly Newspaper In Western
pennsriva*****
Cleveland df Pittsburgh Railroad.
GOV.Q lT«t—Wall, 7,46 a. m; AccommodaUor
4O p* in.
gw/} Bast— Accommodation, 9,19 a. m; MalL
37 p. m; Express, 7,0? p. m.
Arrival and Departure of Halls.
Western mail leaveaat 6.45 a.m.; arrives at 8 p.m..
Bastern mail leaves at 2p. m.; arrives at 8 a.m.
Notice extraordinary. —All orders for
i’Dotographs must hereafter be paid,for, (at least
part*) when the order Is given. Orders not so
complied withwillrecelveno attention. H Now,
teb7-2m .! ■ _
Try the Improved Economical Plow. Yon can
it for nothing at M. L. Armstrong’s, Haraba
vsile, P»- feb2l * tf
!U. K. Church,— Services in the morning by
Prof. Taylor; m the evening by J. Pr Drayo; Rev.
W. Lynch, the new pastor, will be la Kte place the
tr,; Sunday in April. , ■ >. .
ff 'e are indebted :,to Hon. John Scott
lor valuable public documents.
Wanted—A good girl for general house work,
i. curse girl. Good wages and permanent place,
s ppiy to J. WiLKni'soN, Beaver. maiS&-2t
ff 'e are indebted to Dr. J. A. Reed for
'.cc Annual Report of the Managers of
me Western Pennsylvania Hospital for
1872.
• W. E. J. f s” commonlcalion on the
rainese funeral at Beaver Falls, came too
iaie for publication this week and will ap- y
P*jar next. Will our correspondents please
write only on one side of Ibclr manu
script ?
Fire. —A fire broke nut in the store
r,j Mr. A. Garner, of Homewood, on Wed
nesday night of last week, which was ex
tinguished by the helper .some neighbors
before much damage was caused, but pon
i need to burn long T enougb to create con
siderable excitement. How the fire origi
nated we did not learn.
The SpringterrnTif the Beaver Union
began on last Monday, with the
l< l owing corps' Principal —
M ss Mary Buortflloom N«vl—MissM-
E.Toulk; No. 3—Miss Minta Anderson;
N.-t, 3— 'Mrs. S. D. Marquis.
Monthly Union Service,— The
Monthly Union Sermon will be delivered
n the First Presbyterian Church of
Bridgewater, by Rev. John A. Wilson,
c'xt Sabbath evening,at 7 o’clock.:
We would call the especial attention of our
oentry Merchants, Shoe Dealers; and readers to
-.be advertisement of J. H. Borland. 53 and 53
Wood street, Pittsburgh; which appears in our
He is receiving the largest stock of Boots,
Stoes. Gaiters, Balmorals, Brogans, Slippers, ever
to tbe city. He manufactures women’s,
xriwf’, aad children’s goods. Baying his stock
■cr cast, he offers to duplicate any Eastern bills,
be bos also opened up a Family Retail Store.
SS Market. Give him a call when in the city, and
examine hie stock and prices. rv
We are in receipt of Howe’s Monthly
Magazine of valuable music., This is one
oi the very best publication* of the kind,
; aod affords for 35cts a sufficient amount of
first class music tp bring at retail, in the
form of sheet music, some six dollars.
We advise all lovers 6T good music to
purchase it. . r * ■
Local Option hair. carried Beaver
county in favor of antHlcense' by 1230
majority, but this will not interfere with
S. & J. Soellenhnrg’s "trade in men’s and
boy’s clothing and gentlemen’s furnish
ing goods of ail kinds. k
The most complete stock of Furniture will be
tcccd at the Mammoth Furniture Establishment
or c o Hammer & Sons, 46, 48, and SO Seventh
cveuue. Pittsburgh, Pa. This house is the oldest
ate largest house in this line of business, whose
toors. if spread out on a level, would require
f "-r one and a half acres of space, This hoose
s~,e> more stock than any other, house west of
it mountains. Among their enormous? stock
ov, y found the follownig: 73 new styles of
o- sets, at from $6O to $2,000; 46 newpat
' i ? of Chamber Sets, at from $3O to $1,750.
cruryand Dining Boom Sets, Hut-Racks, What-
N o>, office Furniture, &c., &c oi all deecrip
jc- and prices. They guarantee snperife work
* .o J) per cent, less than Eastern prictV. Pho
°r-pt Price Lists sent on application, or when
ite city don't forget to cal 1 . See advertisement
: '■ cotter colnmn.
An amusing and highly successful
‘ J ‘- ''Wguc" came otfin New Castle on
•tdrsday evening of last week, at which
•t>:t were about two hundred guests, and
s P? '.&tnrs present. The New Castle Goa
gjveg as specimens of some one bun
-*ecl impersonated characters represented:!
Night, Goddess of Broth- |
“-mathan, Hurapty Dumpiy, Yankee j
s tLoo, Boy, Macbeth, Undine, Ogretta, j
H 'men, Fairy Queens, German Emigrants, 1
Boys, Popped Corn Girl, j
%asat!lp i Shoo Fly, Local Option. I
leaver CoUege*r~Tbe Closing Exer
<'iSe* of Thursday evening; of last week
“ !! ? sustained the repo tat ion "it has
a i«yed for many years. The aim is
do borough work In every depart
oitci. The musical advantages ore un*
jr pa6sed. The Normal Department bids
Mo bare a vigorous opening with next
Our young friends who'have the
profession in view sbbald not
“• -o enter this department. Those who
‘ ,:t ma y make arrangements to be
( t j ‘ 6 * eDl un| y at the lectures and special
4 which will occur in the afternoon.
kte Sticllenburg, New Brighton,
up with the newest styles, and are
groined to lead in the amount of-their
\a Quantity of their goods as well
• * iuw prices at which they arc sold.
Court Froceediitg d.~Tbe following
cases were before the court last week and
disposed of as follows :
Com. vs Thomas Jndict
ment, voting on fraudulent naturalization
papers. True bill; ordered by Act of As
sembley to be tried in Allegheny county;
Same, ya William Simjs. Indictment;
voting on fraudulent naturalization pa
pers. jTrue bill; ordered' by Actjof As
sembly'to be tried in Allegheny county.
Same vs Joseph &. Reed. Indictment,
famishing liquor to True bill;
tried by a"jury. Defendant found guilty
and sentenced- to pay thecosts of ? prose-
CQllon, a fine of |20.00, and im
: prisbnmeh t in the COuhiyjall for a
of ten days. The court on the same, re
j t ,
yoked the license ofthedefendant.
Saiie Cta JWm, :
Alee pretense. True bib. Tr ied: by a
Jar;. Verdict, not guilty i bat defendant
to pay the costs; an dto stand iwratiiilted,
an til the order is complied wither .
Same vs John Ferguson.; lodlptment,
larceny. True bill. Pleadgnilty. I Same
day defendant sentenced to pay a fine of
one dollar, pay the costs i»f prosecution,
restore the property stolen, and undergo
confinement in the penitentiary for on?
year and six months.
' Same ys John Border. Indictment,
surety of the peace on oath of. Frederick
Dauber. Defendant discharged on pay*
■snen t of the costs.
Same vs Hugh Barnes. Indictment,
embezzlement. Troebill. Process award
ed, directed to the sheriff of
county, for defendant.
Same va John Householder and Phillip
Brandenberger. Indictment, aggravated
assault and battery* Tried , by, jury.
Verdict, not guilty as to Householder,
and, that the P. A. Bimber,
and Phillip Brandenberger, the .other
defendants, pay the costs equally between
them. " v
. Same vs Clark Ussellton. Indictptent,
assault with Intent to ravish. Tried "by a
jury. Verdict, not guilty of ah j at
tempt to ravish, hut guilty of assault.
Sentenced to pay a fine of one hundred
dollars, and undergo imiprisonmentin the
county jail.for three -.months.
Same vs Charles Ink. Indictment,
ing liquor without- a license. True bill.
Defendant sentenced to, pay a fine of
£50.00.
Same vs - Dan iel, Brown. Indictment,
aggravated assault and battefy. The
court allowed a nolle prosequi to be Cen
tered idtthe case.
Samivs Henry Hardy. Charge surety
ol the peace ; case amicably settled
parties, the defeddahtpledglng himself to
abstain from the use of all intoxicating
drinks for one vear.
The Canonsburg Herald of the 21st
has the following items ;
Pire.- —The' residence of Wm. Evans,
just west of Cabofisburg,, was en t ire ly
consumed by fire on last Sunday evening
about 5 o’clock.; How the fire originated
is not certainly known but it Is supposed
that a spark lit upon the roof and Ignited
the shingles. The contents were all -sav
ed except a couple of chests of clothing,;
some carpets and bedsteads winch were
in the second atary. The loss is’ estituat
ed to be about f 3,000. abSpji £l’soo,; of
which is covered by insurance.
LiTKHAHV: EwanTAERMBHT. The
Irving Literary Society .of the Canons
burg Academy, wifl.givea Liter&ryehter
tainment on nexfiffiday eveniog in Qol
lege Hall. The examination of the Acad
emy classes willtmke plane qn Thursday
and Friday. T;
Death of NiraAKtEL Richardson ,
EiKj.—Mr. N. Richardson of Wheeling
and one of the attorney's Who participat
ed in the late Briceland trial is dead. He
was at Wellsborg attending Court, and
on Thursday evening (if list week went
toja restaurant with a friend and ateadlsh
of oysters and drank a. couple of glasses
of cider and directly complained of feel
ing sick. Me went intoan adjoining
room, laid down upon a lounge as# ..fell
asleep. During tbe night a fife broke
out in an adjoining room, and be was
probably suffocated by tbe smoke. After
the alarm of fire the j woman who kept
the restaurant rushed into the room and,
carried Mr, Richardson out, hot aVhre
of bis true condition. When found
shortly afterwards he was dead, with
bis bands and face bo roasted with-the
heat that the skin came off with the
touch. . '
Death of Dr. Wilson.— John Russell
M. D., of Washington. Pa., a
well known and highly esteemed citizen
died on last Saturday morning after an
illness oi several weeks brought on by
constant professional duties. He Was* in
the fifty-fifsT'yeaf of bis age.
The Court having ordered the election
in New Sewickly at the January term to
;be hereafter held at XJoionviile, and
notice of the same having been given by
the constable of that township, a pa|t oi
the citizens of . said township met there
and held an election, the others met at the
old place ind ; heldaTi election also, result
Ing in the election of two full tickets.
The case, was brought before the court on
Monday, and the court decided in favor
l of the Un ion ville election;"
i ■- , - , r -
The wife of Milo Thompson, of Greene
township, gave‘ birth "to twiU sisters on
the day of the Local Option election. A
friend of ours. whose wife was blessed
with twin boys, remarked that he believed
that children should come by twos to keep
each other company-both on their journey
hitherward* and afterwards, and we pre-!
some that Milo thin&S so too. Come
again, Milo. “ {
. • itm
sympathetic letter is clippedjdrom .llF<wtf
huU cfi OtoJUa's fc3*tiUen, m,
the reader will perceive, by a well irfbwur
citizeuof Beaver Fails.and a prdtoinentt
leader of Liberal Republicans :
, Bbaver Falls. PA" .
Victoria €. - has,
gone out to you-to Sympathy, dear sister ;
—Oh, how often * |® rrib^
IrlakAio 1 which you diaVe ■ been»io UP- ;
righteously subjected. I have, tried to re
member yon in bmdsas bound with you.;
and yet, like many more of your beat
'friends, I was powerkasto aid- you.
But, "with thee go the blessings, tor
the prayers ofi noble hearts all
over the world, as thou goest forth stead*:
fastly to tread the'W4ne-press prepared;
by Destiny for thy feet—knowing not the.
come, ohly that- it ahull
make glad the hearts of men.”
■ Ahd how nnble, -How a
career!
r i*
Nothing need so teach to inspire my
admiration, or fit! me with such lofty emo -
tions of enthusiasm or exaltation,- ns to;
read the wonderful career of Joan of Arc
—how that lovely and 'heroic girl went
forth, in the majesty and sublimity of
truth, to do what she coticelved to be her
duty, and to battle with the principalities
aptfcnowers o£the darkness of tfiUPfworld
—Suffering, at laB»,"lier tfeaullfuf \brm to i
be burnt at the stake, rather than re
nounce her faith in the guardianship, of
the immortals.
And, dear sister, allow me tp say I see
no other character in JiJatory >of wbpm
you so often remind me as the brave ainfd’ ‘
glorious Joan. Whether men hear, ior
whether they forbear; whether foes In’
crease, or friends fyrsake, I rejoice that
you are enabled to go on bravely, serene
ly, even , cheerfully,
your path lead through perils, indigni
ties, or even death Itself—To do 1 your
duty, and to proclaim the mo^t. vital
truths that can possibly inlerest the mind
of man. “The world Is perishing for the 3
want of knowledge,” and .that, very
knowledge, 100, which you and your noble,
i.. - T
j sister are striving to teach —the true relar
| tion of the sexes, which is to ultimate ;in
j a new and improved race, when none hut
I forms of symmetry and beaut} shall walk
j the earth.
I Bunding, as you do, the representative
|of Free Thought, Fj*e Speech ?r a Fiiep
| a Higher'
; cannot see how any Spiritualist, Liberal
| or Progressive mind can tun*
cold shoulder,” and take sides with your
persecutors and with the enemies of tju;.:
inanity. Suppose they miy not like you.
or your sentiments in every respect— j
nevertheless, when each great issues are j
at stake, when liberty and justice are I
invaded in your person, then, it seems to j
me, that every true soul and every well’ j
wisher of humanity; would rally arpuß(£i
you and defend you and the great princi 1
pies and issues yop if
through stnrna aud U: i
not dstotf tljst |otry, j
money tggked? o 0 J
phmijdstand so
man ? ’ No, afteral] Jt is hot astonishing ;•
fbr the-.mighty troths she otters ani des
tined to sweep away “the refuge of lies”
and! to turn and overturn the sandy faun-,
dationson which injustice,/tyranny and'
hypocrisy ever biae their dominion. Let
the troth Tup and'be glorified; and let ,
tyrants, money-mongers, monopoHetsAnd
mobiliers prepare to meeUbeir doom, for
• the day oFjudgment” is at band, and
the redemption oi. humanity draweth
, ? r, ■■• \ -* ;
I Cr I/lJij . ' ' '
n igh-T r
"Loll see-long blissful ages,- -
t When these mammon days are'done;
Stretching like a golden evening,
Forward to the Setting son.”- ■ • .
Yours; through end less cycles,;
’ Milo A. Towvsbkd.
Beater Falls. March 24th, 1873.
Editor of Beater Radical:
The Argue of fast week contained a
communication signed “X. Y. Zcom
meriting: on the proceedings of the last
meeting of the workingmen, in Concert
Hall in this place, in which the following
paragraph appears:
“A committee of five to prepare resolution* were*
appointed, including Cf. A. Russell, Chairman,
C. Molter, and others I have forgotten. *tVby I
remember the two mentioned is, because ! think
the citizens of Beaver Rolls-who. Tail to see where,
and by whom this excitement is kept np, are cer
tairJy slow of comprehension. 1 think I know the
‘hind writing on the wall.’ *’
j Now, Mr. Editor, permit me to say,
i through the columns 61 Thr Radical,
that if the writer will come out from be
| hind his cowardjy non de plume, quit
| shooting from behind stumps' in guerrilla
! style, and explain what be means with
reference to myself, jo. the: above, para
graph, and clear up its am.biguity, I may
have something to say to him. Now, Mr.
~X . Y. Z 1 ’ , hdiie of Chinee
1 ricks;' hut come oaf over your own name
and speak yon Uttkpitie. “For ways that
are dark and...for tricks that are vain, (he
heathen Chinee Js.peculiar,” and it wpuld
appear tbbtall tiidge wlhobaveanything
(d da withtbem, sopp leetrp the peculiari
ty. “The hand-writing .on tbPwail” is
decidedly rich. loßiblehisioryit was
the doom of a ! heathen ’ltlng. are
the doomed parties now or dnes heap-.
ply some othermeshing ip it ? Has he
been receiving *spiritual manifestaliops ?"
Jambs A. Russell, i
The Waite Lead we have been using ton some
lime, branded Beymer, Bauman & Co.'s Strictly
Pare Wnile Leal, we pronoapcctharbest
we ever used. It is very white, finely ground,
and has afbody nnaurpasaed. Wo believe it to be
strictly pure tind prefer It accordingly.
WM, S. LHaTFIULD, QBO. W PEAR,
B. F. DDKBIN, DKN.N IS COLLEY.
BKOWitBTUXB, PA V May, 1872,
P,V. March 24, 1878.
ftiSle Is
Right wayes
;bs® ulumphanpy over the sin and
c*»OTe^ta
been,dethroned by , the popular
\he people.) But, in justice to the fallen
Monarch, I must say that hfe braves
foaghtvaUanlly in . our borough 5 his
mas
:andsomeojlUiiem doubtless
uoder.the, maxim .that all, was’ fair :
since the . victory Is. wop*
let all' l«iw-abiUlng sen, that the,
statute on our book i»ying,uojdruggijv
,pojr W*
erage,-nprgiveit as a medicinepn fj a pcr
■.setittim na<^ej^^nce r; | bn
.the |l»ty ( vpf; §fgi% JndlyWaal, whcijpror
pN|,jfege««^tbsj%w lr .tj| w#clt fa# ‘m*
.port god eyery jpfripgement of this
stat,si|f^:J:sj ; .tbeae means.vinqe, sobriety
and iporallty, willagajn.take Its,
where H In, right .and justice hel'»nga~v
VExoelsior.’’ .Apjtlnow in- behalf
pf t Intemperance- of pqr boroueb
allow p>fi to yelurp : tg- jpu e our ? ■sincere
.thanks, for tbe iD valuable good .which
JQU SCCOiuplisbedthrcnighyour paper in
aiding; to bring:about ibis glorious result*
The'temperance’loving) men all over; the
county will-please:accept our thanks for
thesUppbrt'glven our cause. s ;
7j’« J&
Wehadqaitfe aspirited contest at mir
election- Whisky and hog wasall the
cry, onepurtybeihgin favor of having
the. hngs cloaed,' the otherfn favor of al
lowing them to iron «*large v :sobetween
hognndwhlsky ourboroughticket iAcoo*
siderably mixed ;in council the antihrfg
men htvethemajority.: i;s>; J:
For Burgess we have. H. :B. Boise 1
Justice of the Peace. J. Y. Marks. Botlr
are upright, hWestcitlzens, and I am con
fident and efficient
officers. Judge of election, John Wallace:;
Inspector v Elecfion ‘ john McGoun ;
‘ ScirvJ*^^irepl !^rsi,' . Rev, M. L. Woffbv'n
and, X&f;:' Assessor, Robert H.,
jSmllh'; AfiMstant Assessor, Lemuel Wood.
' ruff;\CaiiBtable‘ James 11. Hays; Auditor,.
tie v betweeij M. Brisbine and H. J.,
Speyerer. ' ,
We had^ tbis.day onepfthose.quiet. en
[
j ,pb)Ue ohlfgibg ‘friend,‘'’Charles Line,
i the <i‘ccasl.>n beirig‘their fifth nnni
versasy (if tlieir‘ r wedded jlife, or their,i
Wqocfen W^ding._ o ll'is pee&css’ to,
liiat. every * "present' enjoyed them
selves, The table w.as heavily freighted;
with, all the choicest viands to allure the i
(a&tcv Stigh'happylimescome hujt£eljom
|‘|n man's’ brief ( The
j .presents were botll'cnMly and numerous,.,
| vt ex© your humble servant cla.d in matri-:
fmonialrobes, he should like a .Wnoden
i ngabou i seyen times a A
| plcasanl journey through life, .Mr. Line j
[ t a#4ady, is wisK 1 .
[f Wtll itappearsTh iii^
'‘pitting f >rth her velvet-clad hand,giving
fas a getille remJLnsJgr to awake from an
old fashi()Oedr-winter> dream. At least
[we thought so on Sabbath afternoon,
when we saw Hannah Ann and Susan
Jane, with John Henryj»i>d Au
gustus, complacently along
the e levAted embppkment, admiring the
muddy yralera qf jhe Ohio,; flowing alient
ly by on theiripiKion ,of
the, /‘Father or Water 6 , the grand_,»)nd i
majestic Mississippi. May; youjc,co,oine
"be sweet, and mayyour days of troubles
and sorrow oefftr gome; may. you, alwa) a
be led ip tbefl'green pasin»e%w»d. o hy ; lbei
ptill w atera,;’] /fey, jhe ce,
and mercy .until .the endqfXinie,
,Our Reverend.friend, •T, .-S f . Hodgson,
is abseptr from ;his flock, Mending Con
fere nee.,, .The and . members qf Ibe
JL £. Cburch. sboqld pul their best
efforts toxelaia hirttv leeb,confident
they could not roake *,beitec selection, as
he is a zealous, energetic and qonscien
tlous worker in the Lord’s Vineyard,ever
faithful to his charge and trust. May he
adhere steadfastly t*r : the ’ good work in
wblchhe is engaged, and bright and-- bril
liant will be the crown of the faithful. (
Clionian. |
Beaver Falls, March 24, 1873.
Editor Bearer Radical: ■
On the 29th of June last amarriage,
terrible in its cons* quences, look place
In BeaVer Falls between Chinese Cheap
Labor and the Beaver Palls CuileryCom
party, Messieurs Henry and John Reeves
officiating. The ceremonies were attend
ed by a large concourse of about to-be dis
{ charged workmen, who were dissatisfied,
sod forbade the ham; but the contract
look place, nevertheless. The Wood of
evils and disasters that will spring out of
' this unnatural union, bo one can foresee;
but the apprehensions of the citizens are
such tHat they have petitioned the Legis
lature to divorce the parlies and prevent
a like igklu. ’ | ! \
The following persons were elected on
last Friday ,in to fill the. offices
for which they ere named :
v- ifuiyesa-rßabeil Tallon. .
:i i C(m«£a6te—Charles A. Grifflir.
j Sigh Constai)le~~Ch&rlts A. Griffin v
Assessor—Charles A. Griffin.:. c .i
I'i Council —Robert. 8. Imbrre, James I.
| Stokes, Geoxgo W. Hamilton,:Marmadoke
j. Wilson, D. M. Dnnehoo, 85 fi. French.'
i School Robert S. ’ Imbrie,
Wm. A. Laird, ■ | KstAtE op mart B. hlltott, Deceased.
I Ass'i. A r-TLomaß O. AnsbulZ, ! Letters testamentary on the estate of Hnry B.
Wm A LainT BUtotu tete of ,«f Beat,ver ; paJle, Bea
j -wm. A-UW. .ve*codhty,l»a.: having been granted to
In»putoifs cf Mcctu>n—Ra\iiin H. Cooper, ! the undersigned; all persons knowing, thcowetves
Ia fi r , . . i indebted to fald catate are reqjipsted to make lm
-1 »• «• -'i i ,:.*w < -mediate payment, iaa these havihtf ciAims agnlhn
S I < iSm^^ n ' m, iSSStoSSS ut
! i Auditor —Simeon Jrßoyl br/ -..u,’ . . I mar2sJit . : •; Fa.
Youno America.
•,or:
afc*«V3s^- r t<v-Vi'.;.:• ■■■j'&ii '< '■•-[" ■■; •••; • - - : J ■ ~f_’?■;:• ';, *
The following are lbe appointmentß of
the M.EI Cliarilt ior lhe coming year for
Prealdlngßldor.
Allegheny city. Arch street—J. A. Miller.
Allegheny city,' Sooth Common—J. W, Baker.
jk
Allegheny city. North avenue—C. A, Holmes.
Allegheny-City, Union avente—l.-N. Baird.
AUeghenycity, Simpson Chapel—K A.Johnston.
Allegheny city,- Bun—M. L. Tifeekly. ..
AiieghenyClrcaiWJ.V?. Kessler.
:BeWBßeyiine-J?RrKliyt/ 7
: Bellesneaid BlaekbW*—Q. Wt Swift; ‘
Pre«dom~B> Ceitwrtgbt, • : •;
, Darlington andfJoDCord—B-Jprdon» (
Bridge bempsaV. *
i KRoehei*trfr-TVB.P4ae»on. •
;-Naw ?rjgbtfin--a. jAl)«BD«. :
Beavprfalls—W. JJ.Gr*«.
Boon G. Cogiejr. .
CoJI; J. 81R6e«.
.ifini««iir l T*3N£hi>ytfii a h .:
: B'tye’society
and ,£onfet
ence. ‘ ' ; , * ",
1 llliky-T. TkyiPry President officer College and
tuemb&r-Ofßaaver Quarterly Conference/'-' '■ f c
Rev. W.- Jk Locke is sentto Alliance,*
Ohlrt,: and iwcj * w teh him rnocb jby "and
abundant prosperity - tni bla new ’field;
: Rev. W. B’rowOv law of Judge)Kg
: new, is locaie&'CtMoubt Union, Ohio-
- t .
Wukbeas, It has pleased the Almighty Ruler of
the Unlver»e,,ln Hiß Wisdom -and Providence, to
remove from <mr midst our young and beloved
Brother,Thomas P. Reed ; and
Whereas, The friendly band we have been
woht to clasp is stilled; ahand opefl to the frlend-
Jessand dlattea«d, no more will meet as- In our
social-circlebu| r hla virtue Std-many floble traits
of character, wip ever livc.aa green spots, in the
memory, of us all. There foresee solved,
Ist, Thatwe bo\v ili hhinhle to the
: will or God our Heivlhly‘ Father. • >
2d<- That jn the death of.our beloved -Brothg^,
our bodge and order have lost a worthy
bis family n kind and affectionate son, and commu
nity an honorable and esteemed citizen.
3d. That Brother Thomas P. Reed, whose sud
den death we einccteTjnament, will ever be rank
ed with the loved And honored of bur order.
4th. That this Lodge doth sincerely sympathize
with, the bereaved family of onr -Brother, in this,
their sad,affliction, we commend them
to Him, whose goodness bindeth, up the broken
heart with the assurance thht" the re is a World
the good and virtuous will meet again.
sth. That our Lodge room be draped' In mourn
ing for thirty daja, aind .that we wear , the usual
badge the same .time. , , -
nth. That these . rosdlatjons ,be entered in our
minutes, J n copy sent to the’falnily of our deceas
ed Brother, andthat the secretary be instrncicd
to. get them publiahed ia oar county papers.
Mr* S. A* English, of Rochester,
Pa., is Hgeotuf D. Appleton & Co.,
publisher ot V,William H. Ssward’s Trav-
els Around the World,” and is now engag
ih canvassing Beaver;county, for subscrib
ers to the above work, which is sold only to
subscribers, and qanuot be obtained in
any other way. The- work will be most
elegantly printed, aad contains nearly
three hundred eugraylogs.
.Mr. Reward was something of a philoso-
and of untiring industry. His bonk will
be foil of information, and.abound with
.valuable reflections. . Nu one. should fail
to purchase*the. interesting book when
ihe oppottnpity is afforded of. doing so.
Washington Davis, a b\gh ly re
spected citizen of Economy township,
died at floiflie 'dn ' Wurday evening,^lot)
was buried on Thursday
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i IMietue «rUb tflioiuand sridp(ami>.
Dyspepsia is 'the most perplexing of allhnman
ailments, its symptoms ate almost Infinite in
; the If variety, and the forlOrn and despondent vie*
tiros ol ;he dceepse .often ,fancy themselves the
prey, in tarn, of every known malady. This is
’dire, in part, to the close sympathy" which exists
batween tile stomaeh and the brain, -and in part
•Isojw thejact that any diaturbar.ee of the diges
tive function necegsatUy disorders the liver, the
bowels and the nervous system, and effects, to
‘softie extent, ihe of the blrtod. A medi
cine that, ftkd Hostetler’s Billers, not only tones
the stomach, bnt at the ' same time controls the
liver, produces a regular habit of body, braces the I
nerves, purifies the fluids and, “ministers to a : I
mind' deceased," is therefore the true and only]
specific for chronic indigestion. Such is the oper- j
dtionof this famous vegetable restorative. It not I
only cures dyspepsia, bnt also all concomitants!
and consequences. Moreover,, it is iuvaluaole as
a preventive of indigestion. No one who chooses
to take halfa wineglassful of this agreeable appe-.
lizer and Stomachic habitually three times a day
will eVcr be troubled with oppression after eating,
nausea, sour eructations, or any other indications
of a want of vigor 10-tfae-digestive and ussimulating
organs. The debility and langnopsoperfnduced by
hot weather are immediately and permanently re
lieved by the Bitters, end persons who ars, consti
tutionally inclined to look upon life “as through a
glass, darkly," will be apt to take a brighter and
more hopeful view ofthe situation under the gen
ial influence of this wholesome medicinal'stimu
lant. • . marr-im
mJmjhJbd.
WILSON—COLB—Atjtbe .-.Clarh Roches
ter, Pa., on March -22 d, by. Rev. James M.
Shield*, Mr, D. Wll»op v of Canton, Ohio,
and Miss Victoria M. Cole, oT MTchfgan.
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NEW BRienTON CRAIIV MIKKET.
CORIiEeTED WEEKLY BT WADE WOLsoy -
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White Wheat per bushel...,-.TO
Red do “ -■*•■ !.?i &
Rye •• 75
Oata “ “ 38
Corn (shelled) “ “ ... 50
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jySSOLUTION OF PARTNERS HIP.
The partnership existing between Dus. Mi &
J. LAWRENCE & D. McKINNKY, Jb.. will term
inateon.lba. -pr Aran. next, by mutual
consent. Ail persons having unsettled accounts
are requested to settle them Immediate !y. ;
maiSd-lt McBINN,EY, LAWRENCE A CO.
j gXECUTOR’OOTICE.
Beater Lodge,, No. 360, i
March 11,1578. f
James M, Mqobbebger, i
David Woonacrr. /-Com.
J. P. Todd,’ f -
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Will be distributed to snbscribera to the AMERI
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Workingman's Tariff id large qnarto
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than found id most or hoy other
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gTATEMRNT
Of the and Expenditure? of
the the Reaver County Agricultural
Society for the If ear 1872.
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Balance in band?of Treasurer from IfcfTl.. J 113 01
Received of H Cook from oats on lot 1G 00
Family tickets sold (KilB> 1,618 00
Single, tickets sold 993 45
'Tickets to sents at stand Jl5 uO
Ticket? at stock gate 113 cu
Eating houses, stands and shows 343 00
Entrance paid for speed ;j(t2 50
State appropriation 100 00
By-cash paid for music at Pair £ 00 iki
printing posters, tickets and ad\... 213 50
• 4 hoarding police. Judges & manager* 94 50
“ for nails and hardware.for repairs. •21 75
“ tor hay and straw for stock ;... 54 40
“ for postage and stationery 850
•* for labor and lumber.... .* 316 43
* * *dr gate keepers and police 117 50''
Treaanrer’s salary 75 00
‘‘ Recording Secretary V salary 50(H)
“ Corresponding Secretary's sjilarv,, 10 00
“ for premiums at Fair of 1872.1,43-1 50
“ on Torrence lot 1.100 00
" on Economy lot 200 00
Cash balance, in hands of Treasurer.. 13 82
loartl;
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Lea
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time, than r.f anything eUe. Particulars lie.e. Ad
dress <J. Stinson & Co., Portland, Me. novS-ly
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