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last Week •nd • largo istaatlty •
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very small profits, and
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WOOD WASTED.
A. te4 Oordie of good dry Wood :well be
Caftan at this office, in payment of ac
counts, if dellverediffnmediately.
BALE.—Cleorge W, McClellan' will to
day, at 10 o'clock, if the weather be favor
able, sell • large variety of Household
Fumitnre, at his hotel.
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.—On our first
page will be found a list of Township
officers reoently elected, for which ire are
indebted to the courtesy of the Compiler.
ofilrq'he Love Feast at Flouts's Church,
•on Sunday week, was 'largely attended.
:Five persons were admitted to the church
thy immersion on Saturday previous.
ACCEPTED.—We learn that Rev. J.
.Clemene, of Littleatown, has acoeptsd
:a call from the Reformed church at St.
Clair 03chuylkill onunty, Pa.
is the dme to begin advertising
for Fall and Winter trade.- Advertising
-will pay the year round, but now, active,
llively adverthsing pays best.
SOLD.—Mrs. Minnigh has sold to John
McCleary the two-story brick house and
half lot of ground, southeast corner of
Washington and West Middle street, for
82,100.
The premium of $2O taken by Dr.
T. T. Tate's horse "Cashier," for the best
thorough-bred stallion, noticed by us last
week, was awarded by the Cumberland
county Agricultural Society.
TO KEEP CIDER SWEET.- Pat 25
• cents worth of Neutral Sulphite of Lime
into one barrel of cider; alter two weeks
rack it off and rinse out the barrel ; ‘then
return the cider and bung it, and it will
I keep sweet, for use, all winter.
PURCHASED.—The Frederick Repub
ifican says that Sheriff Hann, of this place
has, purchased the "Clairvetur." property
near Mt. St. Mary's College, with the in
Mention of opening a boarding house nez
;spring.
SCHOOL MATERS.—In to-day's paper
will be found an article on School matters
by Mr. WEFT, the County Superintendent.
Weed:tail be glad to hear from Mr. Wert
frekpieutly ; and will also welcome com
munications on practical topics from
Teachers. Let them, however, be con
densed and of general interest.
TO SCHOOL DIRECTORS.—We are
requested to call the attention of the officers
.of the various School Boards in the
.county to the fact that the law requires
*heal to report to the County Superintend
mmt the names of the Teachers employed,
•with amount of salaries paid, as soon as
•elected. A number of Districts have
failed to report, and they are required to
•do so twmedlately.
•ST AT U E.—The excavation for the
ftbundation of the Reynolds bronze statue,
fin the National Cemetery here, has been
'made. The statue, we are told, is to be
raised to its place next summer. It will
be placed near the entrance. We 'bon •
have preferred to see it located on e
ground where Gen. Reynolds fell, back of
of the Seminary. But the let Corps have
selected the National Cemetery, and their
decision is final.
BAD ROADS.—We hear a good deal of
-complaint about some ol the roade leading
iron, town, said to be in bad condition.
Ill'inter is coming on, - and they should-re
eeive prompt attention. In passing over
the Bendefsville road recently, we found
numerous "chuck" holes, making trav
elling with light buggies dangerous. We°
don't know who the Supervisors are, or
'who im at fault. The township authorities
'Will do well to look foto the matter. In
ease or reatotiebT &attuned
neglect, somebody would have damages
gad costs to pay. Now is the time to re
pair our county roads. Let the supervis
ory go to work and see that repairs, where
neede,i, are made. Every ditch should
be clealsed out and new ones cut where
required. All holes should be fillet up
and the roads graded and repaired that
when the aut tuna rains come, the water
will drain off and not stand in the high
way to the great annoyance of travelers.
SHERIFF'S 3ALE6.—Sheriff Hann,
on the 16th inst., sold the real estate of
Jacob F. Beck and wile, in New Oxford,
as follows : A boast" and lot, to A. S.
Rimes, at OM ; a building lot, to John F.
Warner, at $302 75 ; and ten perches of
.ground, to Peter Diehl, at $3O.
On the 2d instant the Sheriff sold the
property of Philip Egerton, on the Bin
inittsbnrg road, to Hon. David Ziegler, at
113,000. This is the property which the
Gettysburg loiyium Association bought,
Ihrought 'Mr. Egerton, as the basis on
which to prosecute their huge swindle.
They paid $l,OOO hand money, and the
thing subeequently exploded, the
lature repealing the act uf - incorporation.
Judge Ziegler had nothing to do with the
swindle. He sold the property in good
faith, before the villainy of Egerton it
Co.,developed it self. Of course be pockets
the $l,OOO .hand money, simply baying
back the property to 'save the unpaid
gales. •
ELOPEMENTS.—Our Han over neigh
bors have been having a Little sensation in
the, matrimonial line. The Sp•ctotor says:
"Considerable gossip was created in our
town last week by the announcement that
wo runaway couples, from distant places,
d been traced to our town, and compel!-
: • to return again to the homes they bad
weaken and made desolate. The first of
•• woe interesting couples consisted of an
old gray-haired man of 60, (married,) and
a young miss of 16, or thereabouts, from
Westminster Md., who, becoming infatu
ated with each other, and being ()mistimed
by the "fires of love," linked their for
tunes-together and fled across the line to
enjoy the blies of love. Their dream of
I. ppineaa was of short duration, however,
on Tuesday, (election day,) their friends
arrived in pursuit, and they were disco,-
•red at one of our Itoteis and compelled to
return to their homes. The second and
t couple hailed from Reading, Pa., and
e believe, as In the former case, the man
was elderly and married; the lady single,
outhfal, pretty and interesting. They
ere also discovered, and compelled to
•turn home."
TEACHER'S /hiST/TIITE.—The next
ion of the Adams County Teachers'
titute will meet in the Court-house..
e ettysburg, on Monday December 6,_to
Untie during the week. Mr. Whirr,
.onty Superintendtipt, is arranging an
.•
rive programme, which cannot fail
be profitable to Directors and Tee/chant.
e has already seen red the services of
. L mn th&d Elocutionist,
on. RZYRY Mum. uty State Super
ntendent, Prof. BROOKS of the Millenville
ormal School, Prof. EsaLtarraorrr of the
' utatown Normal School, and other pro
.. • ent educators. Thies institutes
important agencies in the aevelope
,. tint of the Common School system.
e law 41111[118 provision for them. Live
• o-of Directors will give them a aor
tal support; and not only grant their
etchers the privilige . of attending with
t diminution Of nay, as provided by
vr, but will BitQUIRE their Teachers to
• - d. Their is much practical imfintua
• .0 to be obtained at - these Conventions,
hen ludicionsly oondneted, which will
ble both Directors and Tawthers betW
. discharge their respective duties i end
argues either culpable indifference to
devekipmeat of our educational intel•-
• or grow iltiberality, when Directors
to give their ir rashers a fall opportn-
Ity to enjoy the
an growing
of an exchange of views and heating
suggestions of distizgruisbei prattleal
JACK FROST—Is berg, and - Roams is
determined to kap- peeplii warm and
comforts ole, by galling clothing ao cheap
that every body can purchase Over,Coats
as low u 14.00 and good warm Under
Coata at 03.50, also MON. Shirts and Draw•
erS at any pries a man wants them, Knit
Jackets, Government Mouses and Over
Coats, cheap as dirk and Genuine Buck
Gloves the best in the country, and every
thing that a man Wants to keep himself
comfortable. Hats, Caps, Boots, Shims,
Rubber Overs, do. , dm. Dont tail to Pall
at Norris' Corner—Arnold's old Stand, if
you want bargains. tf
BIERBOWER'S SEGARS hat* be
come noted for their high Sam, and every
body who knows anything about good To
bacco baa got in the habit of going direct
to his establishment in the northeast rimier
of the :diamond—fully assured this they
can get just what they want, the very beat
Segura, made of prime tobacco, highly-
Savored, and what is better still sold at
prices that can't be beat in or out of the
city. Strangers can't mistake the place.
"Putsch" always stands at the door, good
humoredly inviting the passer-by to enter
and enjoy the good things to be found there
--Began, Smoking and Chewing Tobacco,
of the beat brand, Merchaums, Pipes, &c.
ATTENTION FARMERS.—Try the
celebrated Patent Elastic Rubber lined
Collars, Saddles and Pads. Warranted to
prevent horses from galling and to
heal up under work horses already galled,
if properly fitted ; and sore necks and
backs are kept clean with cold water and
Ca. tile Soap, or no pay, For sale by J. W.
Cress, man ufacturer's Agent, aettysburg,
Pa. Sept. Mt(
WINTER COMlNG.—Winter is corn
log, and Comterr & CIININOHAK have
made arrangements to meet the wants of
the public by their large assortment of all
kinds of Ready-made Clothing, for Fall
and Winter wear, for Men and Boys—
also, Cape, Boots. Album, dro., which they
are selling very low. tf
II A. RP E R'S PUBLICATIONS.—Her.
per's Magazine, Weekly and - Bazaar ars
three of the best publications, for general
family nee, leaned from the - press. They
have attained an enormous circulation,
attesting their popularity and merits. In
to-day's advertising column will be found
the publishers' announcement for 1800.
We call attention to the advertise
ment of The Churchman in another
column. It is a finely printed, ably con.
ducted paper, and is one of the very best
religious newspapers of the country.
SHOTES FOR SALE.—Mr. Hez. Lat
thaw has on his hum, one mile south of
New Salem, eighty head of fine Shotes,
weighing from 30 to 90 lbs. each, which he
will sell at reasonable prices. Now is the
time to buy &totes for next yeas, and as
Mr. Latahaw always deals in the best of
stock, the present opportnnxty should not
be neglected. It
There is no danger of a stock such
as Wanamaker & Brown's giving out
very soon, and if there was, they are con
tinually manufacturing and adding new
and fresh garments. But at the same
time, there is great advantage in making
early selections of Fall and Winter Cloth
ing. We advise our readers to be in time
in making their purchases, and to get a
"first pick" out of this wonderful stock
at Oak Hall, of which we hear so much.
FOR CIRCULARS of the Ir i on Clty
College, giving fall particulars of the
course of study, method of instruction,
qualifications for entering, time of com
mencing, necessary expenses, &c., ad
dress the Principals, Smith & Cowley,
Pittsburg, Pa. It
NO HUMBUG.—We do not wish to in
form you, reader, that Dr. Wonderful, or
any other man, has discovered a remedy
that cures all diseases of the mind, body
or estate, and is designed to make oar
sublunary sphere a blissful paradise, to
which heaven itself shall be but a side
show, but we do wish to inform you that
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy has oared
thousands of cases of catarrh in its worst
forms and stages, and the proprietor will
pay $5OO fora case of this loathsome disease
that he cannot cure. It may be procured
by mail for sixty cents, by addressiu B.
V. Pierce, M. D., - Buffalo, N. Y. -'or
sale by most druggists everywhere. It
BR BIIATTIIF'IIL.—If you desire beau
ty you should use Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
It gives a soft, refined, satin-like texture
to the Complexion, removes Roughness,
Redness, Blotches, Sunburn, Tan, &c., and
adds a tinge of Yearly Bloom to the plain
est features. It brings the Bloom of Youth
to the fading cheek and changes the rustic
Country Girl into a Fashionable City Belle.
In the use of the Magnolia Balm lies the
`true secret of Beauty. No Lady need com
plain of her Complexion who will invest
75 cents in this delightful article.
Lyon's Kathairon is the best Hair Dress
kg in use.
CAUTlON.—Extended success in any
department of business justly awakens
competition, and owing to defective men
tal and moral structure, often begets envy.
Now these are to be expected and may be
met with energy and determination; but
not unfreqneutly the bounds of legitimate
rivalries are overstepped; and base, un
scrupulous men stoop to use the patron
age of others to further their nefarious
purposes. With the assistance of science,
and by means of industry and honesty,
in + providing a potent remedy, Dr. Stce
ver's Old Standard Tonic Herb Bitters
have attained unparalleled celebrity, hav
ing been before the public for the last
thirty years.
Wherever they have entered the sick or
complaining household, their effects have
even exceeded expectation, and so far sur
passed all we-have ever claimed for them
by circular, card, or otherwise, that the
(p ublic confidence in the medical qualities
of the Bitters is unbounded. We do not
fear the competition of the empirical
throng who attempt to palm off remedies
upon the people, which are not scientifi
cally compounded, and are destitute of
available qualities. Their empiricism will
b, discovered in the end, and the ineffi
ciency of their preparations found out. We
would rather 'be envied for merited sue
mas than despised for failure, however
ungenerous it may be for man either to
envy or despise. Against another and a
worse clue of individuals , wean forced
to take Laotian. We . allude to those who
take advantage of oar popularity, and at
tempt to gain public favor and confidence
by counterfeiting the Old °Standard Bit
ters, barely imitating the label, or making
other approaches to its preparation ealcula
ted to deceive, and ass matter of course,
Ina° fir as they succeed, to bring Our ex
cellent Tonic into disrepute. The public
are hereby warned against ail such im
itations. In order to further protect
ourselves, and save the afflicted from im
position, we have concluded to change our
Label so as ever hereafter to sustain our
indentity ; and keep the reputation of the
Old Standard intict. We incur great ex
pense by so doing, but the. end warrants
the means. The new label along with the
caption, direetions and met ornaulemta
tion,will present anaitoellemt steel portrait
of C. H. lEryder, the senior member of
the Arm. This will be the badge of its
genuineness, as wen as a guarantee of the
quality of the Bitters. Theiabel will be
duly co ted, and thus p _ laced beyond
Abe 'et eounterfelteriC By no hunt
of oars shall the publio oonfidenoe ever
be abused or the ,reputation of the' 'Oki
Standard" be allowed to el. - Cer. None
genuine nal* alirmed.
KNYDER C,C,
ISI North Tbini ::rent,
-
Aug X. an
. ,
Arrrmuttim or Roate.—The Chevalier
Pietro Rosa has made . some farther inter=
eating ilkxrveries on the prOpezty of the
• Palathut Hill at
.Rome, now the property
of ithe Emperor Napoleon. They consist
of ''a swimming school, with a series of
chambers, constructed with reticular walls,
coated with stucco and adorned with fine
encaustic paintings, representing various
mythologicial subjects, surrounded by some
very delicate drawings, eiecuted with great
skill and in very brilliant colors. There
are demons, talamons, hippogrigs, columns,
candelabra, birds, vases, garlands and
festoons. On one of the walls is the giant
Polyphemus (with two eyes) surprising
Galatea and Acts, and on another 10, chain
ed to a rock and guarded by Argus (also
with two eyes) and delivered by Mercury.
Another interesting discovery has been
made in digging the foundations of a house
at the, hospice of the Minim. del Pellegrini.
'An old building has been found with the
remains of the fresco paintings and a flue
pavement in meotic, representing in the
middle Mercury holding the caduceus and a
nymph carrying a cornucopia. es the
corners arethe four seasons with their attri
butes.
Tzarazz AOCIDIINT. —A most shocking
accident occured at Newton Corner, Mas
sachusetts, on. Monday, causing the death
of a young man named George Gove, and
causing the utmost excitement and horror
through the whole village. Gove and an
other man were at work painting the ex
terior of the steeple on the Elliot Church,
both men standing on aplatform supported by
a rope at either end. From some cause the
rope sustaining the end of the platform on
which gore was standing suddenly slipped
off and the unfortunao map W4O prpcipita
ted to the earth below, a distance of eighty-
Ave feet. His companion on the platform
was near enough to the other rope, which
did not break, to sieze it 'and sustain him
self until safely rescued. The body of
Gove was shockingly mangled, and was
removed to the residence of Mr. Evans, one 1
of lii employers, The deceased was sin
gle man, but leaves a WIrkIWP4 mo r in
Maine, who was dependent upon h for
was
support.
GENZIZAL Burrxerutm, the United
Litotes Sub-Treasurer at New York, has re
plied to the attempts of the gold gamblers
to connect him with their conspiraey by
writings letter to the Secretary of the
Treasury, asking an official investigation,
which has been ordered to be made,- Un
doubtedly an honest and thorough examina
tion of the affair will be made by Secretary
Boutwell, and justice done.
Day earth has recently been introduced
as a deodorizer, and the result of the pro
cess is reported to be perfeelly effective.
Among other Illustrations, it Is stated that
at the meat preserving establishment, near
Melbourne, Australia, where thirty thousand
sheep are frequently slaughtered in one
day, there is not the slightest smell, in
consequence of the use of dry earth as a
deodorizing agent.
gating ot tht Tharktto.
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NA iItIED.
Runtss—Humnivon.—At the Orphans'
Homestead, Gettysburg, on the 26th inst.,
by the Rev. W. H. HMIs, Mr. A. sa Barre.,
of Becket, Mass., to Mrs. P. B. Humiston,
of Gettysburg.
[With the above announcement, we have
tile compliments of Mr. and Mn. 8., with
a kind remembrance of the Printer, for
which they have oar Acknowledgments and
good wishes for a bappyluture.
CHMONISTZII MELLZIR—On the 14th inst.,
by the Rev. W. F. P. Davis, Mr. Henry T.
Chronister to Miss Rebecca Jane Miller,
both near Hampton, Adams county.
Camcar.atre—easessrnut.—On the 11th
inst., hy the Rev. W. T. Lower, Mr. Wil
liam Dt_Chamberlain, of Adams clunty,
to Miss Margaret A., dadghter of Dr John
Carpenter, of Martinsburg, W. Va.
H. zasn — Ticoius.—On the 19th inst.,
by Rev. 7. E. Honeycutt, Hanson E. Hersh
to Elizabeth N. Thomas, both of Btraban
township.
Lzminsrutz—DEsez.—On the 19th inst.,
in York, by the Rev. J. H. Menges, Ed
ward Leibenatine of Oxford, Adams coun
ty, to Amanda C. Diehl. of Dover town
ship, Yotk county.
Tannsitzt—Zren.—On the 14th inst„ at
the Reformed Parsonage, New Oxford, by
Rev. W. F. P. Davis, Mr. Clement Trim
dime
mer to Mintownship Em,
York ma
County. E. Zinn, both of Pas,
DIED.
#o^obitnary notices 5 cents a line for
all over 4 lines—mall to soiximpszy no
does.
BD:aux.—On the 21st inst.. Daniel, eon
of Andrew Bishans,• of Ham!Bonbons
township. aged about 8 years.
Buntsst.--On the 9th inst., in Freedom
I township, L ' Lizzie Jane, wife of John Big
ham, and daughter of John McCleary, in
the 32d year of her age.
BIGIWC—On the 25th inst., John Wil
son, son af John Bisham, of Freedom
township, aged 1 year 4 months and 17 days.
Coantar.--00 the 28d inst., in Mount
pleasant township, Amanda Catharine,
daughter.? Joseph and klatah J. Coshun,
aged 4 years and 10 months.
HArtr.—On the 15th inst., Franklin
Peter, son of Samuel and Mary Ann H
of Franklin township, aged 1 year 11 th
and 8 days.
Lattru.—On the 26th inst., at Carlisle.
Grace Boyer, only child of Charles and
Nally Leeds, and grand child of Jacob
Aughlabangli, aged 2 years 2 months and
8 days.
MArsisAirrs.—On the 19th inst John
id/wham, of Haatiltouban townsh ip, aged
80 yi_mara. 11 months and 18 days.
AL the 28d but, e
Charieswolth, Youngest eon : .f Hon. •-
ce, In h
McClean, of this Gam
20th year.
townshipßsanam , --47. M the 18th ME-, in Busier
Mr. Jacob Hebert
8 months and 8 da , aged 59 yearsys.
firunzasltsa.—/n Bendenrrille, on the
28d inst., after a long and painful illness,
Sydney Studebaker; aged donut 80 pant.
Youaa.—.On the 14th inst.,_in Linke
town, of Typhoid fever, Mm. Marprst R.
Young, aged nearly 51 years.
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.......„....._„„,„_—_—_,
IVO'TICE.-4rettero of Adminis
1, 1. ti !owe,* air imam% tatesemme
awaits te ef Jowl, elation; aerm il d; arar,
alien to Weildp e • UMW 000petr s Po., betty .booi
wootod 1 to the oadonlgood, reading 111 00
a m , bone 17 Om melee Joan pompom tot to
o w. so nri*e immodllato payment, oat birds
s u, se Wag the ornate to present then properly
sathoatie sue tor settlement. - • ,
JANI C. * R IGHT', Adair. 1
CX3IO
NOTlCE.—Letters of Adminio-
A. Station de gents am es tho meets of Runnis
Hgaidur, astereted, tato of Wesalles toitablp, Ailluse
reddlaD to maidtew
toasty, Po, hansig been eeletp, p e
herb to the saderslothed,
all pews. Indebted to sold y dirt sotto* to
Mate to wake hanneillite
perseet. end them having etalstsaphut the loam to
vassal them properly auttutaticated forattlereat.
JONAB B.AtrAumum, Adn't.
Oot. 29.—et
CHESTNUT RAILS
poR SALE.—A prime lot--on a
m. rood rimd, miles from Middletown, and 13i
miles from Flora Dale, Adams county Pa. Addrom
P. iv. COOK,
Plora Dal' s Po.
0ct.22, 1860
-- . - - • -
111LIICENSE.
The following applications have been
I. nw wage, with tie soloist,* mew of
Amos. sad will oe preessee et the °court of Quarter
llowkloo. se Motlawth AU WWI day e low az*. nest
RCITAIIRANT Limes.
MAUD TWIN, Conowsno township.
JOHN HOPPWAN, Gottysburn.
A. W. NUM, Cloth.
Oct. 2P—td
STEAM. SAW MILL.
T HE undersigned hu In operation a MAE RAW
at the &Mk Mountain. near Grsethia
burg Springs, Cod M prepared to taw to artler Me of
WHIT& OAK. PINE, HEMLOCK,
or any kind of 'timber datired, at the shortest notice
and at low rata.. He also manufactures
SHINGLES, PAILINGS, &,..
LUMBER,,
delivered at aey point at the LOWltirr RAM. 11
pm , coot. will be deducted for the cub pawa, pr
interest will be erli NI; 14 Os' fir PrZ of
twOo• TiNali 1 1r *pm, • 0. ,o. of
msb,„,.. o r . .....
- 4 ,„ littera shop be addressed to hip; et qr aggro-
bum P.O. Arlags caunii. R.
Oct. 20, 1869.-11 HNNitlf 1414TENDEPAR.
NEW •
Fall and Winter Goods.
41 PETERBI3I7IIG, '. 3„ PA,
DRIEST f t BOWERS
H API received their NZW PALL AND WINItt
esi arid GO :lftbi l so i fi l kes d t
th
p "d"".n, Se lec ted
W
ILO Iva nes call end exhomo d itir i nr goods.
GRUNT BOWIRP.
04.29.18119.—ff
P. B. Agents for the Grove 41; Baker Sewing imethhie
ÜBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE .
REAL ESTATE.
The undersigned will offer at Public Sale, on Pri
day, the 19th day of November enact, at 1 dchick, A.
1., the fallowing Leis and Traits of land attune In
Nousijoy townalp, near the Baltimore pike, three
miler south ofGettysburg, via
910-I—Cootalalag 14 ACRES and 66 PEACHES,
part Timber land.
No 2--Contidning 9 ACRES and 126 PERCHES, a
portkm of which le Timber.
No. 2—Con bluing 9 ...wisp and 196 PEACHES,
part of which Is T
No. a—Containing 9imber.
ACRES and 12 PERCHES, part
of it is site Timber.
Also, 1 Lot containing 6 ACRES had 46 PEACHES,
of Timber land.
Aleo,at the rune Ulna and place, will be offered the
YARN, oa which the subscriber resides, contalaini
133 ACRES, more or less, baring erected thereon a
oontibrtable DWELLING ROUSE, sew Rank Born,
Wagon Shad, Wish Home, Spring Rosa,. sad *Orr
necessary outblldinp ; Spring raw the house, Or
chard and other Trull, totcellent sedow and s large
portion of Timber.
Parsons desirous of clewing the stare Property can
do so by calling en the rehembit mudding on the taro.
Attendance will be given and terms undo known on
day stale by
Oct. 20—as
REGISTER'S NOTICES.
•
IVOTICE is hereby given to all
Legatees and other persons concetiad, that the
Administration Accounts hereinafter mentioned will
be presented at the Orphans' Court of Adams county
for conitrmetion and allowance', on MONDAY, the
2lith day of 1109111121121 next, at 2 o'clock, P. 111.,
viz:
•
ZW. The seasint of Jennie Beaver, imam of
hods of Widow of Denial Snyder, deed.
Tb. ant amount of Uteri &kirk Issestet
of tie lest WIG and Testament of Abraham &kart,
deed. Settled by Levi H. Woken, Adminietrake of
Um legato of mid Seem itekeot, deed.
940. Prat account of George King, Itieentor
of
the but Will and Tremont. of William I. Wangle,
demised.
iBO
NO. lint meant of Hoary flattold and Daniel W.
Harboid. irsoutorn of tho last Will and Tostsamat
of Mihail Barb*id, 'he'd.
fill. Pint and Mal amount of Ron Bowmen. Ad
minilo
Ad
ministrator with the Will anonsod of Join 1 Neb.
dued.
262. The &et aoconntofJoho Brinkerhoff, izeonkw
of Henry Brinkerhoff, deed.
. The first account of Jorrepla A. Diehl and Jobs
W. Diehl, Bxecators of the Will of Bamtml Diehl,
deed Bottled by Joseph Diohl sow acting ttommer.
264. Pint account of kraal Riley. Rxecater of
lb. last Will and Teetantent of Peter Nook diet
264. The second amount et Abel T. Wright, Ad. ,
rolalStrator of the Botate of Panama Harlan, late of
ilonAllen township, Adams co., Pa., deed. inhibited
by Jane 0. Wright, Administrator of said Atm! T.
W rlßb t, deed.
300
6 50
40 • 50
85
20
20
04.2 A, 1110).-ioII , D. DOLTDWORTH, Roilatokr,
TEE CUCUMBER WOOD
P M Pt!
• •
One dons reascnu why this u the but Pump sumw
factisred its Antrim for
WELLS & CISTERNS.
coo
•
1. It i !Simple. 2. It le Reliable. 3 It le Durable.
4. It Work. Very Really. b. It throe.. Water
Rapidly. B. It ix all Wood. 7. The Wood ht
Taauleta 2. It does net prick in the
Ban. 0. It is not Babb" to get crater
order. 10. Should any repairsbe
neossaery in Omit, they alum
easily inlaid. by any pen.
~, sou. 11, It will not frees..
12. It b Cheaper then
any other reliable
Pump menu
future&
La teethnonyoirthe anperlor character of this Pump,
we refer, by perm Woo, to the following persons who
Dave had It in nee, and tested It with entire Reis
liaction
Jet. Blesecker, Franklin tp. • George Smith, Hu
newton tp.; Arnold Lives, Franklin tp.; A. R. Ryan,
George
tp.; John Cr..,, Gettysburg; R. P. Bigheda,
Oreensceint ; Peter Shively, !airfield; Daniel yap&
/airfield ; Wm. Young, Mountjoy tp.; Andrew Raver
stock, Tyrone tp.
Persons requiring Pumps tor wens or cisterns, eau
Lre thain ningoo ell complete and reedy bee nee by
sending the depth of the well or cistern. Setistitetion
guaranteed in all came or no psymeat required,
Orden by mail or otherwise promptly attended
• JOSEPH KUEHL!,
Manightstaern, Adams county, Pa,
Oct. 29, 1889.-ly
FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.
♦
HNI3TOCK BROTHERS have Just received •
fon au of PALL AND HUTU HOODS
which th r and the public are Invited to a&
oafs'.
Our stork roaristo of Iron& Matiaoo,blau,
Im
eck o Clo
and th, Tombs, Itplngham., Croke* Cloth,
Bl Debited Alpacas, hack and Farm
em
Bilks, P/aldo sad emery vanity or Drool
Good.. Able, Hoop Skirts, Raman
' , Ebben', lick Tier, he., hay to.
Phan and leaci, RopeHaat - Moth; 2c
Double an Stasi* Blanket: Brooke n 1 Mint.
a large assortment and very cheap
0 0 agssr,I0
at lowest ntaa
NOR oananurs,
WI bows a bolutffid 'mists of Maki mot hung
Goods. Mao,* foil HMI of Ghlldsed's V.
difsbirte and Drawees. -
NOS KIWEI WWI,
• Ode* amartaiamt er Olodus;CoadammOurfaatlil,
haat, ie. Also, Shirt 444
Drawn, toupseden, Maadkirellilde,
Neck TIN, 113., ifs. .
SURIING WOOL COTM,-
*pal If MI bathe trim my *Mi.
Ingalls, lonblau, ilecofted e • and 011
Omsk sad 5s
ROM LID LAP IDANWITh.
a fan variety
AJao, , oar meal to aisceltmaqi of
aannisr.
QIIIMINSWAILL
OIDA2WW,
GROCEMM,
PAINTS,
014
'rig 94E4
*sip aiding NM*
**et"
wait Immo Nam ' riumn ,"
Einalrom ►
wt. a, nat.- -
WILLIAM YOUNG
TESTIMONIALS
iroa4.4Duni,
CLOAKING,
BRAWLS,
/ 1:1 It II ,
0111P1C11,
ILtITIOM,
COUNTY INSTITUTE.
.
T HE peasion'of thfl 0011ifY Usenet,. ender
the get Of Aseanbly, approved April ith, 11MT,
will be held In the Oceirt•bones et Bet_ tyabarg. um
mincing alniday, Dee. W‘at 134 teeter.% P. 1, and
will costinne fn session during the week.
The exercises of the week will COMI/111 of Loatoo l s,
lestractiln In the various branches taught In the
schboletikas-drills. Buoys Disimasions of Important
edecational topics, cattails in Orthography Wettest
branches, and whatever will give intareet and variety
to the session of the Institute. It le the wish of the
Superintendent that the Institute may be of prat.
Mal benefit to every te.cher.
Prof. Robert Kidd of Indiana will be present during
the entire week. giving two lessons each day In total
Culture, Elocution and leading. Re will also give
two evening entertaintnetts. Ron. Beery Houck,
Deputy State Superintendent, will be present oa
Weduroday and Thursday. Edward Brooks
Principal of the Platte Nor mai School at Itillerrvilho,
will give instruction in Arithmetic and the wiener.
of teaching. Prof. A.S. meson will give instrectkm
In penmanship. There will also. be a teacher 10 ,
pftrapby, lee. Zdaall Ferrier of Penna. Coll
erege,
Et..loho R. Ermsntrust of the Natatown Normal
School, and of .r dietinguished Welcome and lee.
tares, will aariet,
The OXINVIIONI Will be irterepersed with vocal and
instrumental meek. this hoped evert' ttmeb,se to the
county will be present on Monday. to Pentcliale organization. None, who Lave the h e
In e
thle
e
work in which they are engaged—none, who are de
misirous of advancing, will fO6IIIID awe;
without tell
d suinclent excuse.
Moment better teachers; we want each year to ad.
vane* the grade of the profeadon we went to sift out
those who are Incompetent and stationary. Then let
every one, who whiles to be considered alive Mather,
come up to title annual reunion, assuted that they
will go to their work the better fitted for It. But we
want more than simple attendance. We want the
earnest, *eV's cooperation and participation of all
to make the Institute, a .rand success. Let all re
member, that, as they labor to advance the profession
to • higher lad nobler standard, they labor for thew
selves.
The conteste In Orthography will take place on
Tumidity and Wedusiday, the Ent premium being
Webster's Duabridgsd Dictkotary Thursday will be
Director's day. A portion of the der will be dToted
to the explenatiou of points In thapchool-law, upon
which directors may deaf,. luformation. It le hoped
there - wilt bea full sttendance of live directors.
Directors are respectfully urged to crab, &seekers
the
will be time. Those paying fall fare over the Rellroad
returned tree : realateack w
erg will he ont
male teacher modeled at reduced ra male
ay the leading hotels; fe
s, SI punkah will he eittertalatei inptivate
krill- tor particulars of extuCkiee , see air
krill- which gill be mailed to leathers end directors.
J. iIOWARD WENT,
County Bup.rintdedent.
Oct. 2y .-8t
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WORK OF THE KIND IN THY WORLD."
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Harper's Hags?lns, apart from the flMstrallous,
contahm from try to one hundred per cent. more
matter than any similar periodical Muted la the Ea
&lab 11%1'1.16'
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Otwaver.
We must refer in hums of eulogy to the high tone
and varied exesilanes of Harper's Mnpstess—a Jour.
nil with • monthly circulation *taboo 12:1,, , 00 cools*
—ln whose pages are to be found some of the chokset
light and neral readino f fo the day. W. speak of
thin work s. sp evidence the culture of the Amer.
Imo people: and the popularity it has severed is
merited. Sault nittuber oonhaina fell y 144 panes of
niteling-matteiolpp illustrated with good
arraalte;
sad it Ines in- Itself the racy month.
randthe more philotiophlea c i .e Aarturly, blended with
hest Features of the daily nisi. It has great
power in the dismatination km* of pont literature.
— Tatuitta's Oxide So Awarieww Latratmerd, Logsdon.
It is one or the wonders of Journallaes—the edito
rial managammut of Harrier's. • • e dll the period!.
tale which the Harpers publish are almost ideally
well edited.—The hation, N.
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fact that it meets precisely tba popular tuts, furnish.
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141.00 by n/press,Breight at expellee of porobuor, for
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Cowin (author of ..rbe WnIBILI in While." "No
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weir
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RA
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able aeries of brief political euaya They are &Wl*.
golabed by clear sad pouted statsuiont, by good
common-mum by Indepeedwwee and breadth of view.
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principle, sad Aron( feeling, and take their place
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A oupplement containing yammer fuli•alsed pat
tarns vl metal arliclea ancempanies the paper every
lop Pist
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duper'• Bazar contain' 111 War panes of th• size
of Harper'. Weekly, printed on supertlits cslendared
papsr, sod is publish ad weekly.
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etc, a variety of matter of especial use sad Interest
to the family; articles of health, dress, and bane
keeping in all Its branches• its editorial matter Is
specially adapted to the circle it Is intended to Inter.
et and Instruct; and it has, beside., good stories
and literary matter of merit. It Is not
that the Journal, with inch features, har a W i ret
in is ohott''tt time an bonleuse -success ; for smoothing
Of its kind was desired lo thousands of families, sad
14 publishers have Oiled the 'demand. The long
lady who bays a single lumber of Morw's Baiter is
made a subscriber for Ille.—/Voe York Awning
fit.
Th• Bazar is excellent. Llk s all the peroodicals
which the Harpers publish, it is almost ideally well
edited, end the clam of readers for whom It Is Intend
ed—the mothers and daughters la average
can not but profit by it. good sense and good taste,
which, we bare no doubt, are today making You
loony homes happier than they may havebeen before
thewomeo began taking lemons in personal and
household and social management from this goad
matured mentor.—The Nation.
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Oct. 25,1559.--St
GREAT DISTRIBUTION
hiwowiitan Gift 00,
leash Gifts to thi Amount of $510,000.
MIRY TICE= DRAWS A PAM.
I Cash Glfte, each $20.0301 40 Cub Gina, each $ l,OOO
to • • .. ~ lops us • " " soo
So' “ . 6,000 soo " " 100
80 BlePat Beeewood Planea.—....mard 6300 to COW
Melodeons.— . 76 to 1 00
360 BOWill Yaeldnee.... ....... . 40 to- ITO
MO Gold '
19 ..."" ie --- 1701 " ' 'Ar ta . am
pub POPE. Silver an. 4va u itt "ow_
A ehaam to draw any of the above Peon Ihr Mo.—
Tlekete deeerfbing Prism are sealed to anviWpwrimd
wall mixed. On receipt of Se. 'a 'Belted Thrket is
Ville without choice and sent by mall to any ad
.
F no prise named upon It will be delivered to
'4O • - 6holder on payment of One Dear. NUM
turaare Ibusedtately mint to any address by =pram or is.
malt .
You' will know what your 'Prd
Lr ise iasotber o s bakes yof
mom pay
aw ft
Yaks. No Blanks. ()Empanels cu t doped on kit
drilla&
Itorsanimmu—Ws wiled the In_ Itop from many
Who bine lately drawn 'Valuable Prfta and bleats
milted no to publish them: Andrew J.illnrue,ol7
$10,000; Mks Mars.. Vanua. Balthatir ,
James lE. Matibewo, - Detroit, tOtOOdt John T. Aa - -
dm% Bolmjnpar. UAL 44 1 13 Alm Mamma.
Cher leetomi nude Illsocf. wows's* no names with.
MO PenntaMmo, '''
mearma op vis P a ir—nits Arm le reliable, and
fiNO theft
Illar ski tlilllMPV l ,l 7 ,
Nag SS.
~ .41 bleed ofestedrew a $6002,7460.
. ‘047 * * "a a glP l P ill, L
s fidgentow grje w te oods so assat L
gneranteed. lwery *Wow of Sealed
slew oestabe one ask AM is! to kr Al ;
310,.. fie 116 ler Olt litr lby $ll6, All leleere aboeAl be
tiaftmald 4d . . •- - . /Ain% 'MOW e OE' - f
i Oct.t-ilt . , 173 Broadway. is To&
. .
if
A. WIIITTICaIt, 11 Tirek_etv PitUainiritl. Ps . °
4... Tippirfils. titsoll,lrieill: a►t Mond ft.
qua; 4 ip
447ummy fit=lia, the rs.
salt qf
Pleaffdat
44/1•110. ' amber irr il api, state coo, Ow
Irsvpie Ihmk
7-11 0011,10) vitiov
wlb t who of the .... I ,
berukg, OM'w ws m
ettee, Akron
Ali Ifallindlitt e nek
, ,
TEACHERS'
KNIT—KNIT—KNIT
AGENTS W 4 NTED eserywhers to sell the A MERI•
CAN EMOTE() MACHINE, the only practical Pam-
Ily Knistrnig Machine ever invented. Price SM. Will
knit 20,000 stitches psr minute. Address A MEBLIAB
KNITTING MACHINE CO., Boston, Maas., es St.
Louis, Mo.
#LTOM SHALL.. 'Ann oar 801711E8" by J.
W .11,isorba ,2Wp ,Sl-110. Pres by mail 00
raceipt of prim Nasoar Warroar, N. T.
WA 'FM'
NEW SCALE PIANOS.
Nita brut Frame. Overstrunpiirata ef Agrap
MiLODDONII AND CABINIT ORGANS.
M. beet lanneaactured. Warranted for Syear,.
PIANOS, 11111,0DSON8 AND ORGANS.—Mere
greatly retinue! ibr Oa& Now Twelar• Pima" 5216
and upward. New Cabinet Orgy= SO sad Upward.
Secood-hand Instruments $4O sad upward. Monthly
inatalumeta received. Waresteens,4Bl Broadway, N,
Y. HOZACI WATILL
A--
G/INTII WANTED,-.tai to 1200 MIR MONTH to
mil the original and Improved Commols Seem
hem,g Alleakies. •ll complete tor $lO. It
will l.ll, stitch. bind, braid and embroider hi •
most superior manner, making the celebrated "Lock
Stitch." 0•172101..—Do not buy Machias under
tbe
Mae DM. 48 ours from any one weeps them bevies
certificate orangery, Aped by eau they me conk
less cast4ron Machines. For circulars and lama, ad.
dr-u bt apply to C. BOWIE/ A ell, dal liprace
Philadelphia, Pe.
COMMON SENSE !I
WANTMG.-AGIN7II. MMO p. math to Nil ;h. rely
GINOINZ IMPROPID COMMON SENSE FAMILY
MAOHIMM. Prioegle. Great Inducements
to Agouti, Tbla le the mart popular Pawing Mashie,
of the dig—makes the tanioue Look Stitch"
—Sill do toy kind of work that an begat* oft a
I ny
nig& ine-100,000 sold and the demand roestaatt
ereselag. Now Is the thus to Wt.. an /Lofty.
for rimier' W. - Beware of futriugers.lsl Address
831:0MB t OU., Boston, Mom, Pittsburgh. P.. or Bt.
Louie, Mo.
ATTENTION I Arramort i rneRY MAN
Who lam a Roque to Paint.
R,I4DY•MADE COLORS,
*noes as "RAILROAD" Colors. Guaranteed to be
more economical, sore durable and sore convenient
than any Paint ever before offered.
• book entillvd "Plain Talk with Practical Paint
ers," with samples, ass Nee by mall on application.
Globe White Lead
t WRITY.M. e Lead and Color Works,
111 Puiton et., New York.
Na tab netted IEIS
Beware of Ireltatloas.
DUSINESB CHANCl.—Wanted,• sun In each town
1.) and city to mann Whirs and cell Weather Strips
and Rubber Moolditupi. }Vert I.lllll4rat free to all.—
ram $lO to 1113 Ci worth needed upon every building.
from 300 to WO per mint profit. Bend your address
upon stamped enees, Sr fall particulars and price
114 of Natetials, reedy to be put together, to RBA
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TV weak and expaumes, or allows large oonnalsaion,
to sell our new sad wonderful Inventions. Address
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4 . 4 HINTS ON HMI PAINTING." By J. W.
as... 40c. ire. by mail on re
belpt of Pee*. 11A517RY WHITON, N. Y.
Mal MAGIC COMB will change any colored balr or
I beard to a permanent Black or Brown. One Comb
mot by mail tor $l. For sale by Merchants k Druggists
generally. Address Magic Comb Co., Springfield, Mam.
81140 Bow,JZl,:d!`fL".l!nr.,ll:l7,4Ad.
s 36001• YEAR ante°A , °o LAZ Ma. Ac. V 1,..„,
ilipp% DAY.--33 nem articles for Agents. Sam
plas flew H. B. Saa.v, Alfred, Me.
A BR YOUR DOCTORequals OR DRLIG.II&T FOR SWINT
QUINLNi—it (bitter) Qunine. Manufac
tured by Y . BTRARNI, FA C
RR I 0., i Chemists, New
York.
COLBURN'S PATtNT
RED JACKET
A X E
Is batter than ear regular shaped Axes for these res.
gauss Pirst—lt cuts deeper. • &coed—lt don't stick
In the wood. Third--It does not jar the hand.—
/Wolfe—No time is wasted in taking the Axe oat of
the mat. Affit.—Wlth the same labor you will do
onatbird more work than with regular Axes. Red
paint has nothing to do with the good qualities of this
Axe, Ibr all our Axes are painted red. If your hard
ware store does net keep our goods, we will gladly
answer inquiries or All your order, direct, or sire
youth" same of the nearest dealer who keeps our
Axes.
LIPPINCOTT & BASEWELL,
Pittebirgh, Penna.
Sole owners of Colburn's and Red Jackets Patent.
Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
COLGATE t COB
TOILET SOAPS.
[II3TABLISHILD 11106. NZW YORK.]
for the Delicate Skin of fah* Ind Children.
BOLD BY LU. DEVOCIIBTIL
IMMO/ WISDOM Ibr Tanis Mee on the Bull's
VI Puska In Tooth and Daly Illeithood, lota fa.
hehp for the either end unfortunate. Pent In sealed
letter ennlopes. thee of charge. Addams litimoo
AMMO N", BOX P, 'Mir, Pe.
CABBAGE SEED
•
1" HAVE groins sad wiU send by snail the Sestet the
*mowing 'missies of CABBAGE:
"STONE Y ABON"—a remarkable sweet and tender
r
variety. I have succeeded in .nLasing dile varlet',
to weigh from 16 to 12 pounds. Under Am:Arabi' cs ,
csauCansee every plant will head.
Mammoth Drumhead
•
--mpg la Oat) with the Stone mason. Under Idgh
taltiti beads &Pala to the weight of 10 lie.
The &sod hi put up in peciuger sad awn to lay at.
d m fir both" os on MlSS lsti at id eta. 6:e one package, or 66
. eares.
for IMaapasha I Wiles*, acempany
auk paskage• flevendapechneas of the above *orb
*the were on exklbiliestat the last agricultural lair
Gettyeberg.
Address SOLOMON walnuts.
Leer, Adams ea, Ps.
Oet.ll.—tt
Trees & Potatoes for Sale.
VEX trabooriber ofhts for ale, at
tiollool Wenn 11116noiry , ese od%o weft o
laNirlit v s p n .0,001 Nook of
Milk largo lot of. CLINK TO ,
?NW
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to &nit* an chomps with consant . ennrksyrnant I
home the whole or the thew or Ow the spars sonents..
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see well y earn from
SOc. to S 6 Per evalloll• •• 41 • pro.
Dortlowal aum by devoting their vials time t0...i11e
baetnere, goys and girls mum Itearb' es much at
tueu. That all wbo ern Ole make may mend their ad
dreg.. and twit the butemet, we make tit is onparalhd
id oder: To such as are not well satisfied. we will
mad S 1 to pay fur the trouble of writing. Pull per.
Mutant, 4 valuable sample, which will do to cow
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Compaentart,-one of the largest and beet &lolly new&
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WO IN GOLD PAID TO AR AGINT WITH OOM..
MISSIONS/
MARK TWAIN'S
my BOOK,
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With all its humor. andell Its richness, Is ready tom
agent.. The whole press of the country Is praleng
it, and ' , very person who has read It is known b Ikby
che.rfal looks. One anent at Hocheatar took den in in one day. We haze reports like this cons74tanot
ly. We pay the largest commissions and extra pre
m toms as above. Said to as for oar .xplanstery air
col.r.. and wimple which ; la tent Owe, sad Jo , * /Ix
yourself. BLISS t CO., Newark, New Jersey.
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in beautiful style, and sold at a low price.
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lady will want a cop) ; gentlemen will want It for
them. Nn larn fly au afg•rd to be without it Agents,
particularly ladles, can do better with this, book than
with any Oilier extant. Great Inducements offered.
and Agent. wanted In every township in the United
Stases.
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experience, kc. Agents wanted everywhere for this
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THE CHURCHMAN. -
Ti 1133"
end
Ali GEST Weekly 3"e
per, with the elrealatlon in the
Protegantiseopsl Chards. Seat TIER for one
mouth ter examination, and UR Jas.], 1870, to new
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ft to Dew Rlbseribers 00 Ter,/ IsTOmble Lerma 134111•
pie copies with circulars, sent free to any &Wiese.—
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37 Park Mow, New York.
THE BEST TYPE; CABINETS.
PANEIBIIB AND PAINTINGS' HATRILIALB,
Node and furnished by
VANDIRBIINGH, WELL& & CO., New York
Good Second Hand Cyynderr for Sete.
H E REAL EXCELLENCE
aad amp . to, Obthiag Le tboaely Nom
grim meas.
Tax puiracriox
or
READY•MADB CiOTHEMI.
kXBT NATI/Ma LB. We mrs nate bat "all
wow" moods every plena
of which lb well "Gag
ed. mad rarest], atm.
hied.
Oar rattan of Lady.
made Clothing •re inch
as eottid • ark la
other awahltabweato
on Madam Welk; their
west oceobtaeo imaihrt
with style.
Oar hawk are 'applied
with the hem tits
aad we we that
WkLi. MAUL they Imo them mad
ever. artlolo b Mar.
mighty tested While
being pat Into stock.
livery pinneut sold la
acoutapanied with a
legal guarantee. hold.
lag as reepoondblo for
the oorrectteita at all
tho representations
wads.
It Is conceded that our
largo !gneiss." sad
many other advantages
iambi* us to sell lower
than any other home.
We invite a fair row
LOWEES PRICED. parboa of prices.
WILL cur.
Gil AHANTKED
POE
FALL AND WINTER OF 1869.
W he
PREPARATIONSGREATEST .YET
---
PIIISIHICRLIES GARMINTS,
IN D LSSS VARIETY,
CHOICSIST SKLRCTIONS,
GOODS TO WEAR WELL,
STANDARD STYLES,
LATEST FASHIONS,
NEW FURNISHLNG GOODS,
• wpm t oar goods ere marked at lower pries. than
ewe the wee articles last year.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
AND
DEPARTMENT FOR ROTS' AND YOUTHS' WEAR
Are especially well prepared to
give satieobes,
NEW AND BETTER CUTTERS.
IMPEOFED SYSTEM,
GREATER
A FINER LINE OF GOODS THAN DISPATCH
EVER. ,
SCIVIOL CLOTHE&
SUNDAY CLCMHICS
ANT . NEW
WEARING QUALITIESN UNEQUALED.STYLES
OAK HALL BUILDINGS
THIS LARORST TUN -STATZ
8. X. cor. 6 th & NARK= Bia., PhOodalpidis. *OM
beach` 'bob, block on 6th from Market to Minor.
Oct 22.—tlia W & BROWN.
Cook and Parlor
STOVES,
OF ALL KINDS.
The latest and most approved styles.
TIN, SHEET-IRON AND
HOLLOW WARE.
Coal and Lumber
OF ALL KINDS
Call 4SA Examine 1
C. H. BUEHLER'S
Ware Rooms,
CORNER OF CARLISLE RAILROAD
17 , 11-;
FURNITURE ROOMS
GETTYSBURG, PA
WARNER & CO
THYME special attention to their large usortaisot
j. of Household Puruittire, all of the best wake and
latest alike. which they Sr. within •• i City prima.
COTTAGE SUITS,
Containing BEDSTEAD, BUREAU, WABH4ITAND,
TEAPOT TABLE, YOUR CHA/118, ECRU
BOCKEE, and TOWEL SACK—
sets as low as $3O, Also,
PARLOR & CHAMBER FTRNITURE,
of aIl Undo In aspirate plisese—SOYAS, TABLES
CHAIRS, STANDS, BIIREAUS. TOWEL EAVES,
WARDROBRS, WORK TABLES , DINING and
BARAK /AST TABLAS, RATARSITII
TABLAS, oitres,KAWRAMSIS, GAT
RACKS, WRAT.IIOII4 °GIL
DUNA OARRIAGIE, STEP
LADDRii, BRAJARTS,
Sc. An, mad large
aseartnient of
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS
TUCKER SPRING- BOTTOM.
Call and Examine I
South-east corner of Centre Square
Oct. 22, 1889.—tt
1869. MILLINERY. 1869.
MISS *CREASY -
Has just opened • larvossourforsot of
BONNETS & HATS
of Os visitor styles, irk%
Feathers, Flowers
,& Ribbons
to match. at wltlab oho tota MI al the tetrad
orb prim
Oct.esjkokusllto mato to brat 'at Om itioneit Salm
2t, 1119.-2 a
Ladies' Fancy Furs I
JOHN FAREIRA
718 JIRMF_ rr.4xxr.,
mu& dui' bust; ire. aigagitilt lout a*
PEISMONSPULe,
111 9•1 1 4rtiasta sad Dada all Wads
Vail 4w -
PAIN-Olt FURS
10k WOW , OW 411
ealearosilsons,l ai Waal/
arrinailly bows tux moos jork,
Tory Vaud mokoiWim saa
oba Previbow
1. ,
set brie IhMillatnalar • •
ab
=art
besselOossei be se. sdigrd
at tel
= ft irailierint===
ralap.
• •
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0164 IMAM 11.1114 § 1 =44: '
;‘,.}4
titt,
few Advertistments.
JURY LIST FOR.NOVEDIBAR.
GRAND JURY.
Huntington--Wm. B. Gardner, Foilsman, Jere
miah_ stay
York wtn,p-, G. Beale, R. W. Sadler, John D.
Becker.
(=lMOxfoinb—Jantes Harl i Charies_Timmlns.
codori
AM, Its h u rctrrdt John L . .
B traban—William M John Dickson.
Liberty—Martin C. Overb , John Z. Welty,
Reuben Shover.
Menallen—Jesse Dull, Cornelius Bice.
Berwick bor.—Jesse Newenuner.
Hamlition—Ahnera Blidelbrand. John Patterson.
Union—l K.
—He K.
Bollinger.
GMNEitAr. JURY.
WrILL, •
Menallen—WllUam Fitter, S. A. Burkholder, Geo.
W. Wilson.
Hamiltonb
Waughan— , Frederiet Shelly, Peter Stover,
John Daniel Eitililvan, Reuben Stem.
Conowago-.Adant Outer, Augastus Delione.
Monet Robert Wilson, James Davis. bur
Eita=oba B. Lease, George B. MUstort, Wm.
Bla,elsiela Philip Weaver.
Cumber —John Baring, David Mariner.
Hunti n—Henry Myers, J. G. Wolf, Sebastian
Flekea, James A. ?Wier, Thomas Kennedy.
Berwick bor.—Lewis Judy. .
Littlestown—Willb.m Lauinger, Bensy 8. Kline.
Bream. Sr., John C. marklY.
J. L. Bahr.
Liberty—Charles IL Buhrinan.
Latimore—Panl Troup, Isaac B. Tudor, P. A.
Illirlastd—John Dubs,
Hamilton—Peter Holibeins, Daniel lihrehart.
Franklin—Junes Heck, John C. Hartman. Wil
liam Bell. Joseph rt.
'_Tyrone—Moses M. Neely.
Mountpleasant—curies G. Miller, Anthony Lit
tl Jesseph J. Harman.
Oxford—John L Smith.
Hettrtburg--John Weigle.
Unlon—Jaeob G. Basehoar.
SECOND WEEK.
Union—Amos Lefever, John 'Rife.
Ge Klingel, Jacob B ttysburg—C. H. Buehler, John Scott, Daniel H.enner.
Reading—Adam S. Myers, Jonas Hollinger, M. B.
Blamer.
Mou ntpleaant—Jcesephr E. Hemler, Hezeklah
Kagarman, John Kerrigan.
Latlmore—Joel Wiest, Arnold Gardner, Michael
Staumbaugh, Wm. F. Bonner, John S. Martin.
Yorryk Springs—Jesse Johns, Samuel Shelly, Hen-
Shultz.
Butler—Wm H. Deltrich, Solomon Orner, Jesse
Ho
Berwick uck, towas Israel Sphank.—hlJac
Menailen—Joel oarretson.obSterner.
Handltonban—ltufus C. Swope, Henry Hull, John
Ogden.
Tyrone—Uriah Gardner, Jonas Sterner, Jacob
Funk.
Straban—Philip Donohue, Jesse M
Germa cCreary.
ny—Bufus Eckert.
Runtin ohn B. Group, John E. Plank, B.
F. W erman.
Oxford —N
Llberty—Geo ich rge H. Krise.
olls lieltzeL
Conowago—JosepEt brad: l 4
Handlton--We
Ca MichaelStrubinger.
Littlestown—J. B. Adams.
Barwick bor.—Dr. D. Kochsnousr.
Cumberland—Michael Frey.
Oct. 2L—to
SIEVES
AND
WIRE CLOTH,
MAN lIYAOTMUID BY
SELLERS BROTHERS,
M Market Street, Phila.
Sept. 24, 1884.-31aa-12
WANTED AGENTS,
- to canvass for
Mild/ AND noun's NON-IXPLOI/V1
KEROSENE LAMP ,
pronoanced by mon than 50 Prokators in our Col.
Absolutely Safe
_gar.. 88 per cent. of oil—no bad odor—will not
brook or wear out, bantam met Oar sputa soaks
right.
money. because It supplies a want as universal u
for full particulars address, with stamp.
BMX). P. BOWEN,
• 2d Ilsor, Mechanics' Bank.
Hartieburg, Pa.
OA IS, 181119.-tf
IACT /NUM- Agents, Tesch•rodltudento, Clarguistr,
lamer,' sons and daughters, sad al/ to sell
BEFORE the FOOTLIGHTS
AND BEHIND THE
SCENES,
BY OLIVE LOGAN
The Great Reforsta. of the Mops,
who, haying abandoned stage life, now exhibita In
vivid colors the whole, show world Before and Behind
UK SCOW. Befog Truthful Monk and Slob toned,
as well so Benaatkonal, Rich, and Racy, it °owes all
Whiff books. Beautifully Marginated with 40 spirited
engravings, 24 full-page cuts, 660 was, on rose-tint
ed paper. G
sWc s. reatest bglitonnonta yet offered. Pro
copy. &Mee, and 8 latfotiory, Free.
For Circular. explang, address leased lately; PAR-
MILK' CO., Publishing sither at PhEsdalptils,
Pi, Cincinnati, Ohio, or Middletown, Conn.
Oct. 22.--4vr
gioo A MONTH SALARY
PAID Aar Adapts, maid and drenah ; basins*/ pan
inaftent. Sulam ac stamp. Van Anon A•oo , m
Broad's, t.] . New Park. (Clip act, and neva adver
tise:dan
[Clet..l6-4w
A WATCH PRIN.-611 , 11N GRATIN to every Nye
loan who will act se"gent In a :modish," ood
honorable banner, minnow • day. No gift enter
prise. No humbug. No money wanted in advance.
Address R rioma.,m Ramsay & Co, Plttabstro. P..
Oct. 16-4 w
CHEAP PAINTING.-
100 lba if the Pitenna 00Thwell
COI.4IIXD PUN? (coating 212.60) WOO
1-3 paint as much as 260 lb.. of Lead,
and weer longer For particulars.
addrame 8. BOWEN, •ec'7+ N 0.160
COST LEAD. • N. 'fourth at., Philadelphia.
0et.16-4w
HENRY WARD
BEECHER'S
SERMONS IN
PLYMOUTH PULPIT,
Are being read by people of every class and dements's-.
Mon all over thin country and Europe. They are full
of vital, beautiful religions thought and feeling . Ply
mouth Pulpit Is published weekly, and contains Mr.
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presentation and binding. For sale by all newedeal
era. Pile:4ooc. Yearly so becriptkuis received by tits
publishers ($3) &lug two handsome volumes of over
400 Pogo. each. mail yearly, 21.76. A new andel:sorb
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Special Inducements to tativieeere and those 'Mi
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Oct. 16-4 w
Allen's Lung Balsam 1
FRB AMRROY FOR CURING
CONSUMPTION,
BRONCHITIS,
AND CROUP.
AS AN XXPICTORANT
T HAS NO EQUAL.
It le composed of the active principles of roots and
plants, which ate ebamlcallyeztractid. so as to retain
all their medical qualities.
trizarrus AND PUBLIC BPI/A=2
Who are so often afflicted with throat diseases, will
Bad a ears remedy In tble Balsam. Losengss and
wafers sometimes give rellst but this italeani, taken
a few time's, will ensure a permanent care.
Will all those &filleted with Omaghsor Oonsiunption
'Orsini *deem a fair trial? They will ha plowd
with the result, and sonnies that tha Aare Remedy is
Found at Last.
IT Ifl BOLD Blf ALL DEDCiOISTB.
Oct. 16-4 w
PAIN KILLER.
PAIN la supposed to be the lot of as pocrr mortals as
laesltabla as death and liable at any time townie up.
an as. Thereibre It le Important that remedial*gum
am id ben hand, so be used os awergesey,'whea we
era shade to teel the esernelatlnd Wm./ of Palo, or
the diteressing Indultam of disease.
each a restedbill 'gest estate Is PM= DAYSIP
KILLIK." Car bate of WWI has extended
ever all the earth. Mild the item! bee of the
polar regloss, or beneath the intolerable and bulldog
sue • of the teoptra, tie airtime are known and appre
cdated. And by It stifulne, bonaselty has band relief
cow wally of Na lUe. ThO erect of the Pala Kiitir
%Don the whin, whaa talon Internally, la Cliooo of
cough, Cold, Dowel Con palate, Choleta, Dpseetery,
and other altatlawe of the gates. hue been tralr
wooden'', sod has wee ter It a sews moss oodlesl
preparations that eon never be htsottes. rat inatare
■ reeswidg pain, as as external tweedy; to maw of
Bunts, anthem, Boras, ohd Spntlety Oats, litlogo of I
Inseete, to., sod ether ammo, ealforlog. Sae secured
SR ft the noel proinlannt position smug the soli.
dim of lb. day. '...Beware of Counterfalta sod
worthies. Inaltationa. Call kir him Davis' !raper
We Pals Killer, hod take soother. Sold by Prusigle
sad Groom!. (Oat. te—dwn
FARMER'S HELPER
enowe 11011 To - DOWiL) Tag PPOPITII OP
Tag will, sod bow Myers nod Wit 101111 gal
tech auks Ilt4 PIM MOM to Water. iogoo
.cord - ma cop dras to ies
er be walled tree to taretets. &MI mosoosod
0 w .
ZL—awa, a ataby a Co., nu 'miaow., Pa.
ct4w
yOUNT'SCOMPOUND
-
- 10 k THICIOIIII 01
.PUTRIDBORIPFILIPAT, INFLUENZA
L.— , . ... • s
of ay attar Vasaistaater) 011 I awarollsous of the
Throstlf setsl toeless etanding. aIso,tIOARLET
RINTEI. This asdistselsobotassfedia
,
THOUSANDS OF OASES,
• dUlisiss• pots :of kb* soirstrp. as/ has omit
hiss bowl Sellal If takes Is ease and tsimet•Sm
li, - hid wen :atoll tem.. elven' trial
'ssmt it lisps& kot iUmilf. Every hosseholgabsald
libisississe *Mt • hoz or this ist~is sad
Phossesstbst (%b&. awned ass
sail WU by lassall'inisit oe.tast
Is
a a " iitli t t i l:Str wi Tteasy "ell , ll. 1 7;
‘ , • .41" 11112424110M1TA ~ , ,2 '''
.- • ' -
with noseroom bills requiring Immediate paytuaot
the prompt collection ■nd payment over of tbei•
taxes Is absolutely pecuniary
Attest—L H. WLLTU, Clerk
Oct. 22, 1869.--
ur Ef BRILLS the Hon. guar J. Time, Preskteet
Ty of the several Courts of Common Pleas in the
°tattles conspoldng the 19th District, and Joules of
the Courts of 07.‘ and Terminer and General Jail Doe
livery, for the trial oral capital and other offenders In
said district, and Jewel. Kona and litmaar G. Hu
rstalura,Judge• of the Courts ofComniou Please,and
Jostles* of the Courts of Gyerend Terminer and
General Jail Delivery, for the trial of all capital and
other offenders In the county of Adams have issued
their precept, beatiog date the Nthde of August,
la the year of our Lord one thousand • ht hundred
and six-nine, sad to me directed, for hu fflog a Court
of Common Pleas, and General Quarter ileestone of the
Peace, and General Jell Delivery and Courts of Oyer
and Terminer. at Gettysburg. ens Monday, the =I of
Aroustber, 1889.
NOTIC I IS fl RUDY GIVES to alt the Justice, of
the Peace, the Coroner and the Constables within the
said county, that they be then and there In their pro
per persona with their lolls, Itecords, leo Itzetninations,and other Hewes. brances, to do those
s.
things -blob to their offices and in that behalf apper
tain to be done sod also, they into will prosecute
against the Weimar" that are or thee shall he in the
jail of said county of ♦Adams, are to be then and there
to prodecuta against them u shall be just.
p, HANN Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, G ttyaburg, aw
Oct. 22, 1169.
S HERIFF'S SALES.
By virtue if sundry welt of Viedlike' ittpotiss
will be °farad at Patine Bala. at the Cott* Howe:
In Gettysburg, owZataniay, the Me day of Noyes.
bey eat at 1 °Wolk, P. N., the followlair deacrlbed
Zeal &tat" via
A HALF LOT OF GROUND,
situate in the Suroogh of Ostyak's:lc. Adam scanty,
Pa., fronting on Stratton street. on the west, adjoin
tag lots cf Jacob Coded on the aorta, and lota of John
Kuhn ow the seat sod Math, improved with a, two..
story BRIGS DWNLLING BOUSOL oneetory Brick
Beckbuilding, anti Out Bon..; with Fruit Trees
the premises. Seized and takes into sneer, on
Uon ea the
Baal Estate of Vote Oa in
Also—A TRACT OF LAND,
'nats in Union tognahip, ddams county, Pa.:adjoin
lag lands at Mho Orendorg, gdward Weaver, John
Llano:man , and other,, containiag 3 MUG, more or
lay, improved with •13 LOG HMI, Log stable,
Hog Pees, Bake Oven, and akar ootbuildlage, with a
well of water at the dwelling with • house over It.
rite lot is all clear and under good fence. /WWI and
taken into execution as the Baal Estate of Lime P.
PHILIP HANN, Sheriff.
Merin Office, Gettysburg, Oct. 21.—te
ririr Ten per cent. of the purchase motley upon all
the
sales by the Sheriff meet be paid over humedialy alter
therewit property le struck down or upon taller, to comply
h the property will be again put up the sale.
REPORT
OF the condition of the GETTYS
DIM NATIONAL BANK, on th. 9th day of
Ootobol, nee:
11 . 1 1301711C133.
Lams end Discounts 8189266 60
U.S. Monde to secure circulation .. 150,000 00
U. A. Bonds and other securities on ha - nd.. 30,000 00
Other Stocks, Bonds and Mortgages ..... 23 ,800 00
Doe from Redeeatiogand Amery* Agents.. 13,820 19
Due from other National Banks.-- 4,433 66
" flanks and 8anter5.,,,_...... 794 98
Other Real Metals--
Current Expanses ...... 6,000 00
587 29
Taxes paid—. ... ................. 1,285 77
Oaah Items (inclaing stamps)... 414 43
Bills of other National Banks 70 00
Tractional Currency (tnoluding oktels)... 86 33
Legal Tender Note, 23,210 00
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stack paid in 6143,130 00
.
Surplus Fund..... '
19,000 00
Diaconate.-- ..... —.— ............. —...., ..... . . 8,479 00
Profit and Loss
_4
—..-- ,173 66
National Bank elreulatkut - 130,600 00
litate ltutatandiag... 2,778 On
ladlvldnal Deposits. 122,193 68
Dna go National Dank/ .. .—. . ..... --.......... 116311 21
Due to other Banks and Bantam...... 3,411 40
Dividends uncalled 663 23
144444-H
-4.4. SNORT Betz, Cashier of the Gettysburg Nation
al Bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement
is true to the beyr of my
RNORY BAIR, Cashier. knowledge and belief.
Subscribed and sworn to
before me this Dlith
da. of October, ISI3D.
J.•OOVIR, J. P.
Correct.—Attest—G. SWOPE,
DAVID WWI,
D. Hammagem,,
Directors.
COUGHS,
ASTRALi,
Oct. 22, 1869.44
REPORT
fißthe condition of the FIRST
•NATIONAL BARN. OF erfrlSETllle, in
Gettysburg, Adonis county, in the State of Pennsyl—
vania, at the ekes of business on the 9th Say of
October, 1809:
Lautsand $11 7 ,404 79
Time accommodation L0mm...:9109.404 T 9
Indebtedness or Dlrectors.-..... 8,000 00
Orordratto —.. ....... --
.
U. 8. Bonds to secure denials
tloo
ti. 8. Bonds and &;;;;iiloo on
....... ...
Duo from Recleaning and Ho
sort* Agent, (au nor 00hed
..... .
Des from other National Dank.
Due Win otheas per sehedur
Basks end
Dunkerque per schedule)...
Furniture and Itttnres.
Current ll:pewee
Clash Items (Ineladloggtatope)
(aa
Mlle of other Natlooal Batas..
/factious! Cunene, (loofa&
......
Legal Teader Note*
ChipiSal Stack paid 10.—..„.
=los
PriVaal Lmisr
Otesolatln N t
Ooteptrjk: meeivedbant
Leo ammo on basd-7.7.2: 90; M 00:
nosenot eatssendier..—
individual, Deposits... ...... --
Due so National Bantu, ea per
Dividends lumwid—.—•••••••••••••
I
liatuit Amato. tiler of the tint National.
leak .weer that tar &bore ,
staanont to troe,to t bait of ay knolitiodie 104
behlet
asoaor, ARNOLD, °ambits
settee, PamMinable 4 : ) ." .
onto
of Adams.
throne to sad subscribed be.
rum me, this My of
October, NW
A. J. ODIUM J.P.
Corroat.—AltothiAcca 31.2imaaa.
Gam* ?non,
b. ikeOrmsessur -
Oct. .--3‘ Dibuitece.
_ -
DIG CROPS 4.11 D HIGII PRICES in
miikin 4 ickuluers Age suLt friAsktus
I,.ucars
this !Kw prsatkil *ad natal book 'ma 3ft.
mod he *Mr baba, sattltled •
, .
"111.1 NABIUmiI 111141411,A1e .
bp Maven kacm.„401404 (Nome 1.
0 wn k azi
.40.10, . th.Agnmtoma amt... ium g ..
44mstPark, 0•Ir tort.
Thaniwis of Immo s aged sad mat Shia wax
ti S t
ty Niirrta. "4 ". wy_ViiiWZMT
SOO Pr ...mama,' isoi!hitsli.
Per =Zell
(; .t - .1. ,-Siassa i , , iuii - ,
I 4
400 Cliertuakt at. 4 •
N OTlOB.—Letters 'of Adminis
trates as the 'state of Aait T. WIWI?,
late of Usaallas Omagh*. Adoww maat7. Pau"-,
• damned, havhig boon invaded to the wieralitned. law
Ailing In gad hivrealifp, slur beryl., afro" India to
an [AMIN, Indebted to said *Mete to make Instoolinte ,
pat aid aims having dahlia against the WSW
will preetertheet properly initheetleet.d for settle
ment. _
JAN 2 0. WlllO lIT, Adru'x
Ikpit. St.-111
NOTlCE.—Letters of Adminis•
troth* on tho musts of JACOR Mom, Into of
sedum township, Adams matey, Pa.. diseased,
having be. graomol to Itta andoesinnod nodding is
add township, ho hereby give, notice to 01 persons
Indebted tumid total* to mak, Immediate payment,
sad these baying elaints against the mums to prossat
thorn property asthentiesteal for wititeraent.
JOHN LULU, Adorer.
&opt. 24.-41
NO T I C E
The tint and thud account of JONAH
lion Asikamee or Isaac Illcli.ott and wire. of
/davit:county, Pa., ha. 1....8,01,d In toe court orCion.
MOO Pleas of Adonis conuty and will he conllnted
ow
Out nat dig of Neweinbcr, 1069, males. canes he shown
to the contrary. •
MBLuortN, P,oth.
Oct. 22.—tde
$2O REWARD
ON tb.lttb day 0(.7n1y, TWO COWA strayed front
lb. primulas@ of tbe eunseriber In Oratateburtt
-.one • red buffalo, wpb it little whits on one 01'111(
U:l4i other red and stilt* spnutid, with •ery timed
borne A r•waril of sae will be pd.l fir in byrtuatiti n
that will *Sears their requvoiry.
tiettystourg, Pa.,
TO COLLECTORS
Collectors of County and State
Taxes for 1869
are hereby notified that they will he expected to refire
aid pay over the 'Nice on thelrboi•lcatesr,o or Pe-
fore Monday; The 22d day of Norealiber next If
cos wiy, tber will proceed at core to eraurce
lens by the usual hugal process
There being no money In the County Ttee.ury, '
JAOOII LO T,
310813 ILUIXMAN,
EMANITIL KirMOM
Oommluloners
Court Proclamation.
RESOURCXB
Lt 40
7.4.10 00
175 00
04$ 11
$271.Z2- 60
666 46 1/0,000 00
'4,770 Su
3,666 96
asnw at
89 1545 00
88,851 86
ttnistas so
J. J. KM li
ECU
=EI
2,667 96
100,000 00
26,000 00
EICEI
1,513 Z 5
823 71
1313
NS 00
20451 00
7,64.2. 12
519 el
CB el