tElie "jS5gncsbut-0 -"Sir-publican, "s!3e!ne&nH, .2funtit 14, liil.
eWaynrsbHrg Republican.
nKivAi.4 asb nEP.frnFTri.rTii'E
MAIL) TO AND f'lloM WAl NESllUUli :
Krom WayAceburg to Wayneeburg. arrival,
Wednwadacs,, 7Up. m.j fKpurture, Wednesdays,
t, ft. in. f via joneytown.l
From Waynesburg to Willow Tre, arrlvnl,
Wednesdays, 11 a. m.; departure, Wednesdays,
11. m.
From Washington Pn. to Wayneeburg, arrival
dntlx.Tp. in.; i'ii!.-it Sun laj sj de parture daily,
UJKp. m.. lexeept fctiudeysi.
From lllcc's Landing to Waynesburg, arrlvnl
dally, , p. in., (except Munduya,; departure dally,
t, a. m., (except HiiikIiivmi.
From Waynoshurg, Pa. to Cameron, W. Va
arrlval.Tueaduya anil ftuturdayt, S, p. in., depar
ture, Monduya and Fridays, , a. m.
From Waynesburg to Went Alexander, Wash.
Co., i'a., arrival, Fridays, 7, p. in., departure,
Buturduv. 7, a. m.
From Waynesburg to Morgnntown, W. Va.,
arrival, Wednesdays, 4, p. ui., departure, Thurs
days, (t, a. m.
From Waynesburg to Mlddlebonrne, W. Va.,
arrival, Wednesdays, 5, p. m., departure, Tues
days, t, a. in.
Nw AnvtsrrtsKftairrs. The attention or
our readers It specially- directed to the follow
tag advertisements, which appear Tor the flrst
time in our piper to-day.
List of Premiums.
Register's Notice. '
Admr'i. Notice Estate of John Horedock,
Pr., dec'd.
BherilTt Sale.
Admr'i. Bale Estate of Wot. Drake, dec'd.
Boils ExrLoaiox. ihtt Vittrttiivj AV
Uii)! Frighiul Ihvoe! On taut Wednes
'day, the 7th Inst., ahout one and a half
o'clock r. ., the monotony seemingly omi
nous, that pervaded our town was broken by
report and shock that lnroluutarlly brought
everybody to their feet. All eyes were di
rected toward the planing mill, recently erect
ed and running, but a cloud of steam and
dust riling in the air pointed to the foundry
of Mr. Dan'l. Owen, on Greene St., as the
place of disaster. Hurrying thither, a scene
baffling description was presented. Shuttered
lumber, iron and miscellaneous debris hurled
by the explosion lay scattered around. Ter
ror stricken faces told the story. Tb bodies
of Mr. Owen and Frank., a son of Simon
Rinehart, Esq.. about 14 years of age, lay in
the road .blackened, torn and dinflurt) I.
They were quickly removed and medical aid
summoned. The boy, however, was beyond
assistance. 8t uvJing In the door of the build
ing, fronting the boiler, he w:ts blown sixty
feet, striking a hoard fence feetlbremost, and
it is supposed tint a piece of iron slruck him
on the head scattering his brain, and other
wise breaking and mangling his body, the
steam and water completely broiling his flush.
The poor fullow survived but two hours. Mr.
Owen wits hurled about thirty fuet, and being
on the InsiJe it is supposed that he was forced
through tho wcnthcr-boardlng. His Clothing
was in tatters and the face and legs, from the
thighs down, terribly scalded. Tho flying
m iasiles had made several terrible gashes in
his limbs. Cinders were Imbedded in the
flush and the red-hot furnaco bars had seared
it. From the flrst he maintained Ids presence
of mind, which in connection with the in
domitnhlu counigu he displayed led to the be
lief that he would survive his injuiles. This
was not to ho, however. Alter lingering un
til Thursday in iutenso agony, he expired,
about 7 o'clock p. at. '
Tho boiler was tint of a portable e nglnc,
small with a single flue in which the fire was.
It is chimed by those working at tho estab
lishment to have been considered dangerous,
the H ie alvivc, whore tho tire ik oociirred,
having Deen bulged ronin time Mr O. wis
aware of ibis and is s.iid to Iihvj hern careful
in the mnn.igeitit-nt on this account. When
the explosion .e nrre.1 Hie steam whs high,
but the safety valve was not blowing oir, ow
ing to a heavy beam hclry placed ou it, mid
the gumming of the valve. Having a ' blast''
ready they were about to start tin "Ian," and
the first few revolutions the accident happen
ed. A greater loss of life and destruction of
property was saved fr'm the blowing out of
the ends, and not a later il explosion, and
from the position of the boiler. The other
operatives were nil in tho building. Tho
storm of fragments of wood and iron, and
the hot water that swept across the road and
tho whole lengih of Mr. W. Gapcn's lot, a
distnnca of 190 feet tearing the ground, blight
ing the giaas and shrubbery, found but the
two victims. The children of the last named
gentleman bad left the yard, very fortunately,
to play in the stable.
The accident has cast a shadow over the
community, deploring as it docs the loss of a
child of ono of our citizens and the death of
Mr. Owen, a man whom It will be hard to
replace in our social and business circle.
Thompson's Tooth Soap, the best prepara
tion for cleansing tho teeth, at Q. W. Huberts
A Co s. Drug Store.
Tim following facts relative to the death of
" young Roberts, (See under the head "Died,")
have been communicated us by C. C. Hardin
of Whltely tp. :
lie emigrated to the far west a year since ;
and was principally engaged as a common
school teacher ; but taking a short respite
from his profession, he became engaged on
the Union Pacific R. R, Here he was de
tailed as an assistant cook, but owing to some
slight discrepancy between himself and the
principal, be asked his employer to relieve
him. Young Roberts' watch had been hang
ing in tho cook-car for the convenience of
both ; and after being relieved be desired to
remove the watch. To this the principal, a
man by tho name of Archibalds objected,
upon which, one word led on to another, til'
Archibalds drew a revolver and shot yonng
Roberts in the neck, the ball lodging in the
neck bone. He was removed to Omaha City,
at which point he received the best of medi
cal treatment After lingering some three
days, death relieved his suffering. Archi
balds is in Irons awaiting bis trial at Omaha
City.
Roberts was a young man of fine promise,
an ornament to society, and an honor to him
self and family. '
' for the best vinegar go to 0. W. Roberts A
u-a. j.irug wore. .
. Home of our Cotetnporaries seem to think
that the triumph of their cause dopended, like
the late of Jericho, upon the amount of noise
, made in these days ot refinement and luxury,
. an article of real Intrinsic merit it soon appre
' elated i hence the unbounded and unparal
leled success of PLANTATION BITTERS,
Tubs remedy has ever and alwsys been
found reliable As general stimulant and
tonic appetizer It cannot be excelled It b no
doubt a sovereign remedy for stomschle dia
, orders for Dyspepala, Liver Complaint, and
' la stimulating a healthy appetite,
".. MiowouA f ATM. A delightful toilet arti
clesuperior toOoiosrn and at half the price.
. " - ''.
. t Fcucnooa. W bsve no pott to bug this
'e on vsry ww teas I Small Pox la "not a
faUttKm to watl"
Tnairrr, Mr. I tosses , UcCurdy, of oar
town has In hit garden at tomato-Tine with
Onehundrtd and Seraty-ht locoa? on
tv Wo nil tut 5ie tomatoes n t rtoe l
AroLooarto Thj good looking in ) tal
ented young editor of the UtrtBLios is ab
sent on cruise among his patrdui He has
either taken bis mi with him or lucked
thim up In his sanctum safe. We ca i t find
them at a 1 events Hence, if IbU paper is
not at ".ich, rare and racy" this week, as it
U wont to be, please atlri mte it to cam over
which we have no control. Wu expect the
gallant editor back In the course of a week or
ten days and shall be but too happy If he
shal have preserved bis brain undisturbed
and his tender heart unaffje We fear
tbat he may encounter many brain bumpers
and heart feelers. He is strictly temperate
but being a young man there's the rub I
A Tnes Leaoko Caur. The Kittanning
BembHen gives an account of a heifer CW1
recently born in that neighborhood, having
but three legs, and no tail ; head and all the
rest of the body regular.
We know of a but' CWin Wavneahu-g.
that bat but lire legs, with a tail larger than
bis head ! Brownnillt Clpptr.
There is no such calf here, nor do we pre
cisely know what "Old Beth'' alludrt to.
However we presume it is one ol bin charac
teristic "oxibustlcal" squibs which will be
explained very graphically in a subsequent
number of the Cl!pp-r.
A . splendid assortment of Perfumery and
Toilet oobpa at Q. W. Roberts Js Co l
RaisiJOTna Wwd. We see It advertised
In the Brownsville CRpptr, that our fellow
townsman, Capt Wm. H. Stoy, the gifted
author and practitioner of instrumental music
is about to hold a series of Gift Concerts In
Titrlons places at the close of which he pro
poses to give to the person holding a ticket
with the lucky number, a f .WO piano t to an
other one In luck a 9'-''0 organ, and so on,
till over 91 Oflft has been distributed to fortu
nate ticket holders. We hope Prof. Stoy
will succeed, now that be has set bis foot into
the enterprise
Barrett's Hair Restorative, for sale at Q. W.
Roberts & Co's. Druir Store.
Another MiianHS At CooKSTown. On the
Ard Inst., John Evans a resilient of Green
field, Washington county, disappeared mys
teriously from Conkstown, Fayette county,
and under circumstances which gave itse to
the suspicion that he had been murdered anil
sunk in the Monongahela river. 'I he river
was searciied aud on Saturday the body was
discovered in tho middle of the stream, where
it had been anchored. Three men, named
John Biltton, Win. Fleming and Connor
were arrested on suspicion of having commit
ted the crime, and placed In jail. Britton b
understood to have made a partial confession
in which he states that s rrtaa natsed John
Shaw knocked deceased down and jumgicd on
him, after which tho body was placed In a
skiff, taken to the middle of the river and
thrown into the water." Shaw had not been
arrested at last accounts.
Mishlcr's Herb Hitters for Dyspepsia, at 0.
V. Roberts & Co's. Drug Store.
Tonx Orr. On list Friday, a son of a Mr.
Dell, nfJeflVrson tp , had his ha'id torn olf by
a threshing machine. We did not learn how.
Small Accounts. It Is strange remarks u
cotciiipomry, that iruny peiwiiialitdltille con
cern in tho mailer of pa lag (m dl debts
"Sir aws show which way tliu wind Mows,"
is a homely proverb; and a man who mg
l-i ts to settle inluor bills :di mid not complain
if bis trustwoithiiicss be ipi'istioued at a tune
whi n good standing would he 'of the utmost
servic: to biin. If a small debt he due, there
is no excuse for neglecting iis payment.
For the host Paint Brushes go to O. W.
Roberts & Co s Ding Store.
Accidkstal Davrit. Mr. Chaa. II. Bceson
a prominent ti teen of Uulnntown died on the
Bth Inst, on tho Pittsburg and Connellsville
railroad, near Layton's Station, Tno cause
of his death was tho drinking of sulphuric
acid, which ho found in the p!cr mill of C
P. Markle & Co., at West Newton, and which
lie mistook for water. Mr. Beeson was en
gaged in the mercantile business for a great
number of years, and being succsior to the
old firm of Beeson & Co., his presence will be
missed, and it will be a long time before bis
place can be filled.
Paints, dry and in oil, at O. W. Roberts &
Co's. Drug Store.
Rk Cnios. The annual re-uninn (we can't
account for the name,) was held in the College
Tuesday evening, ol last week. The halls of
the building were thrown open, and tbo taste
fut mauncr in which they were ornamented
gavo them a really pleasing appearance Both
sexes of alt ages were present: ladies in whito,
gents in bfack;pretty ladles, pretty boys; ugly
ladies, ngly boys Si'tlng, promenading'
sparkling repartee and music made up the
evenings enjoyment. Wo want to go some
m-o-r-e!
PfcN.11.TT roa Stealiro Fkmt. An ex
change calls the attention of persons -who
slcal fruit to the fact that the law of tCO im
poses a penally of .0 fine and sixty day's
imprisonment for any such offense, when
proven before any Aldeimanor Justice of the
Peace. The same law provides a penaltv of
from $5 to $0, with costs, for wilfu'ly enter
ing or brcaaing Into any orchard or garden
the flee being one-half to the informer, and
one-half to the owner of the land.
Fast work to vkkd tiik Hdiort. On Fri
day evening last, the enterprising Arm at the
Steam Mill in this place, procured one hun
dred and twenty bushels of new wheat, and
on Saturday evening they had ground ninety
bushels of it, and retailed all the flour in small
quantities. Our people are eating biscuit
again. .
A full stock of Patent Medicines or all
kinds at Braden's Drug Store.
Ths warm afternoons bring out largo num
bers of loafers and politicians on the shady
side of the streets Under the Court House
portico seems to be the principal rendezvous
for the politicians. The merits for various
aspirants for political offices at the coming
election are gravely, humorously and fc
tlously discussed. The license question is
also agitated, and various topics of minor Im
portance receive an equal share of the "gas"
expended on the occasion.
All the best flavniing extracts cheap at
Brauen s Drug wore.
Irosnion all AionD.--On the 81st nit.,
under the bead of "A Good Thing," we
noticed "The American Republic and Rail
road Map," stating that Wm. Denny was the
agent and that tho price wafa)3.
Our good young friend, L Hamuh Bkll,
who la General Agent for the Map, writes ul
that Mr. Denny hat no agency to tell the
map whatever aad that the prioe It only 91 60
that Mr. Denny wUl not be allowed to do
Brer any maps, bat that any who may have
sabturlbtd to Mr. Deaoy can procort tho map
from the General Agent whnot tdfoeas to
Carttlchaela, OfotM County, V.
Ben Linsoed Oil White Lead and Turpen
tine at Bra len' Dru Si to.
That Railroad. Now Is an excellent Ithi'e
fir our merchants, farmers and business men
generally to refl et upon the advantages of
Railroad communication. Now, whi at nav
igation Is suspended to await repairs on the
Locks and tho niora uncertain tuppiy of wa
ter now whilst we pay one dollar perbnn-
ered to get Ireujht from Pittsburg on the slow
coach of twenty years sgo-now, whilst our
produce lies dead Id our granaries lor want of
market now, whilst We suffocate tlrese
sultry days, from daylight to daik, In Tin t
over crowded stage is a peculiarly sppropil
ate time to ponder on Railroads, and to facili
tate conclusions. The route it now being
surveyed. Who will not take stock in tbe
enterprise f
A full stock of Druet always on hand at
Braden's Drug Store.
Reported tor tho Republican by B. F. Flennlkon.)
Harvkt's Church, )
August II, IHi;t. f
ScnooL Exhibition On last Friday even
ing, August 9, the clliiens of this quiet but
very Intelligent community were treated to
quite a "Literary Feast'" by the scholais of
the school taught by Mr John lams. The
evening a as uncomfortably warm, and also the
house was filled to overflowing and very poor
ly ventilated. The performances commenced
at half past 7 o'clock, aud lasted about three
hours. Somo of the performances deserve
especial notice. Tbe Salutatory by Miss Em
ma Throckmorton was very good, and the
Select Cration by Samuel Ross Subject
"Tbe loss of a firm national character." Of
the able mauner in which he delivered his
performance too much could not be said. The
essay of Miss Emma Murray Subject
"Pleasure after pain," I would call a very
good performance ; also the essay of Miss Mi
nerva McK"nnah Subject "Passing through
the world." The Original Orations of Samuel
Jewel Subject the "United States." and
John MuiTay Subject "Utilitarian System,"
were ably and eloquently delivered. The
select Oration of Master "Tom." McEennah
deserves a passing notice. He Is very small,
but something of an orator already, and we
predict success for him. The Periodical read
by Miss Annie Burroughs was splenr'id, con
taining wit and hmnor. It was gotten up in
good style, and the Valedictory by Miss
"Kato" Harvey was excellent. Altogether
the performances were good, and reflect urent
honor both to the scholars and teachers. Of
tho order wo could not beast much. Some of
the audlonco were deprived of part of tho
performances on account ol a few drunken
men. "The National Brass Band" from
Waynesburg enlivened tho occasion with
choice music. At tho conclusion of tho ex
ercises Dr. D. V. Gray arose and made a
short speech 011 the Railroad through Greene
courty, and snvs it is a prnc'ic il fact. The
people up here appear to bo in earnest about
the matter, and have mado arrangements for
it Railroad nieelini;, to be hel I tt Jackson
ville i n the I'tU Inst.
N 'TicE At u -portal meeting of th'i Com
mon council of tha II iroiiirh of Waynesburg
held nt tho Oilloe of the Bruges Tuesday
morning August III, IKlo. On motion, the
following preainalile aud Resolutions were
unaniniausly adopted.
WuiaiKis, It is iil'i-geil nnd generally be
Ib vi d.th it ihu S.n tllPox U in tuu Jlormyh of
vVnyiic-lill'g!
Haohnl, That all persons In whose families
Ih Te is Small Pox be ifgently requested to
use nil precaution, to prevent communicating
the disease to others, by remainim; at Home
as much at pos'lble, and avoiding contact
with ot In rs. and using great caution in n j v d
to clothing and other material by which the
disease miglil be communicated.
Itfwlvnl, That it is the duty of all persons
who have not li en vac.-lnatcd lobe vaccinat
ed Immediately and tbcv a e earnestly request
ed to attend to this important duty.
AVWo.-ii That tho Piiy-icinus attending
Small Pox patients be requested to use great
precaution by changing their clothing at tot
visitin,' their patients, nnd to use all other
proper means to prevent tho commsmcation
of the disuasc through them.
Wm. E. Gapb!, Burgess.
B. F. FLK.t-ttkK, SeCy.
Notices nfMnrrinntt and Otntht iiuerltd tret 1
tnr nil Triliutn of Rrmttt tmd CWrxirie dmgtti
etgnt ttnn a tin. 1 he rnont; mutt be auptincttl to
hcwi trior innerlioa.
OWEN-On the 8th Inst., Mr. Daniel Ow
en, of Waynesburg, Pa., aged 4S years.
Tho death of Mr. Owrn resulted from the
boiler explosion which happened at bis foun
dry, on the 7th inst In this sad calamity our
community has lost an estimable citizen; one
who was respected and esteemed by all. .
no was of earn 03 1 and active hnsinesshab
its. nn honest man, and a true Mend. A kind
and affectionate, husband and father his loss
will be sadly felt by his f nil'y, for whose
happiness he labored so faithfully. He will
he missed by but friends, and by all who
knew blm. For when a good man dies his
loss Is felt by all. Ho was a member of the
Chrisiian church, and died in the hope of a
glorious immortall y.
He left a widow and nine children. May
God bless them and comfort thorn in their af
fliction.
RlNEHATsT On tbo Tili hist - Franklin I.
Rinehart. son rf Simon Rinehart, Esq,, of
naynespurg, agca 14 yeara, . . , .
He was one of tho victims of the boiler ex
plosion which occurred at the foundry of Mr.
Owen, lie was a kind-hearted good boy,
nd being the eldest son of his parents living
at toe nine incir oiuesi n ntving died in
the army his death and the manner in which
it occutred, wus a tcriible blow to them.
May God who alone can give consolation,
comfort them in their afBicliou.
One we loved has left our number
For the dark and silent tom' 1
Closed Ait eyes in deathless slumber
Taken la U$ early bloom.
..... a ...
nuBiKiB-ui lypnoiu revw, nt his res
idence, Oak Forest, this count v, on Saturday,
August lOtli, 18G7, Dr. Wm. Roberta.
The subject of this notice wot a man well
known and highly esteemed throughout tbe
upper end of the county. Ho was a success
ful and faithful physician, bad an extensive
practice, and his lost will seriously effect tbe
interests of a large community. lie leaves a
bereaving wife and three smull children. He
was buried on Sabbath in the honors of Odd-
fellowship, tho funeral being rne of the largest
ever witnessed in that section. .
ROBERTS Of gunshot wound, on the 1 1th
of July IHtiT. Mr. If. J. Roberts, (formerly of
urccne couniv, 14,, 1 in fseurasica iermory,
In the year of his age.
. A YOUXQ Imlv accustomed to drink
ing cider, recently joined the order of
uotxi 1 emptors, one now eata apples
and eeta her "feller'! to squeeze ner,
which she thinks is a good substitute
for her favorite beverage. - , .
Ex-Governor David R. Porteb
died at his residence in HarrUhnnr on
Tuesday, in the seventy-ninth, year of
mi auj .'.yearly 11 gunerauon nos pass
ed sway since he occupied .a conspicu
ous place among his iellowdtuens.
H AI MESBI BM MAEliET.
WAYxcsauaa,Au. IS. 1897,
Corrected Weekly tor tbe RirusucAir.
PRODUCE.
Butter (fresh roll J
15
IS
-11&S15U
10
u
w
14
tg( UOl......;.
fuuitcm f bush ............,
Lard ft
Tallow t
Country Soap V
lined Peacliui f ,........ ,..
FLOUR AND GRAIN.
Flour II bbl ...
Wbrat bush
Kye bush...... - ...
Corn a bush -
Coru Maul bush .....
nnnrrnin
11W
t GO
100
to
to
Coffee f s. '. ....:.......
Tea V
sua
15
90
tirown Mugar T- .
Kellnud Sugar t
Hyrupy fill
Moliusc iN. Ortoans,) .............
HorKliuin gal -..
Salt bbl
lOO
1
100
IM
16
Hico a -
PITTSBmSH NABKETS.
Batubdat, August 10, 180?.
GRAIN AND FLOUR.
Wheat, Penn'a. and Ohio, Winter Rod fl 05-ai 10
Hve )ush
Il 104
UaUf bush
Corn a bush
Spring Wheat
1C ..... 1L-I......
75
H
. 10 00411
Winter Wheat..
... 11 Will 50
PROVISIONS.
Phoulilers
..... 11
..... 21 421'.
IWVi
.... 1 VW 00
..... SlKc5uO
115
10
30(319
sugar Cured Hanu..
ijxro
potatoes, n bbl
Uriwn Apples y bbl..
Cheese
bugs dos -
Duller
CIIIt-AGO MARKET.
Chicago, August 10, 1807,
FLora Verv dull and lower.
Whkat Hull: aulosof No. iiprlni at II 803
1 88. .
Cons Qumt j no. 1, ni sue ; no. z, ij85e.
Oath Dull, at r,i.jo."
Rye Kirm and la.ac lowor 1 at (039Se for No.
i; wi,iw lor o. a.
1IAK1.KT null nn'i iiuiuinni,
rKovimuss Active: Moss pork, $23 WVJII.
I..Hloiili.t nt 1 'ial
Hkev (,'ArrLE Dun at r7 25457 75 for fnlrto
k'mxi snipping.
Hoos Dull at W 9030 85 for for good to choice
exini.
Hhekp Dull nnd nominal.
WOOL MARKET.
New Yoiik. Aimust 12. Thn nmrlril l vr
dull, and whatever sold Is nt vory low figure.
TliuMilos for tlio wo.-k Inelude avi,'00 ! Hewn In
lots m :VKit")7c ni'Mtly botweon IWPIoj 75 W) It's
Toxin, part sHi&Mc; :15,iW n Cnllfornla,' lWS21ej
U,0iw Bit tub wushud, Ijo; 5i bules Port Plillllp
nvunigH, 5W; I J11 bales Donskol, 20 do do, on pri-
vtii laiinn; ids .noun, nue; .1,'MI l"8 line uo,
prlviituierins: ao.Ois) Vm pulled on nrlvnte tornis.
purl 'e. The bules of Capo reported in our
mat, ivun a iu wiiuu rcporieu, so wo are imormeu
uy inn uwiiurtf.
IKciiU Noticed.
-Ilclnibolds fluid Extract
n u c n v
Is n certain cure for diseases of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, DROPSY,
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, FEMALE COM
PLAINTS, GENERAL DEBILITY,
and all diseases of tho Urinary Organs,
whether existing lu
MALE OR FEMALE,
from whatever cause originating and no matter
or
HOW LONO STANDING,
Diseases of theao oans require tho uso of a
diuretic.
If no trentmenl is submitted to, Consumption
or Insanity may ensue. Our Flesh nnd Dlood
uro supported from these Bourees, nnd the
HEALTH AND HAPPINKHS,
and tiiat of posterity, depends upon prompt use
of a reliable remedy.
HELMIIOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
Established upwards of IS years, prepared by
II. T. II ELM BOLD.
601 Broadway, New York, nnd
101 South loth Street, Phllndelpliln, Tft.
S;neow-ly. .
t.tor Xon-lleteiillon or IneonlliiU'
eneoof Urine, lrrlbitlon. Inflammation, or ulcer-
ut Ion of tho bladder, or kidneys, diseases of the
prostrate elands, stone in the bladder, calculus,
gravel or brick dust deposits and all diseases of
the bladder, kidneys and dropsical swellings.
Use iiRi.MnoLii's Fluid Extract Bccurj.
3;ia,ti;-eowly
5.nr. Whllllesy lakn plensare 1st an
nouncing to nis numerous friend and patrons
that he has returned to Washington and rosunv
ed practice at Ills' old stand, corner of Main and
Chestnut streets, where he can be found nt all
times by those wishing to consult him in regard
to diseases nnd their treatment. The Dr. deems
It unnecessary to enter into tho details of his
theory and practice, as from hundreds of cases
which he has treated with complete success in
Washington and ailjolnlng counties,, tho public
nre more or loss acquainted with his system,
Ho would, however, say Uint during his resi
dence in Cincinnati! he had experience in hospi
tal practice, making weekly visits to the princi
pal hospitals of the city, coming in contact with
chronlo diseases of every typo and kind, nnd
having ample opportunity to witness the effect
of the most approved and scientific modes of
treatment, the Doctor has also added to tils office
a very fine Microscope, which enables blm to
make Optical, chemical, and Microscopical ex
aminations of nny enso that may bo prcsonted,
In short, to reduce medical Diagnosis by means
of the urlnu to absolute corUlnty, leaving no
room for doubt, either on his part, or that of the
patlont. Tbe affllctod nre invited tocall ahd test
his treatment with the assurance of speedy re
lief and permanent ctfro.
7;Wf
t . WniTTLSlST.
47-Hrlrabold's Coneoatrated Eats-act
BUCHU, Is tho Qrcat Diuretic,
HELM HOLD'S CONCENTRATED EXTRACT SARSArA"
1) HILLA,
. Is the Qroat Blood Purine r.
Both are prepared according to rule of Phar
macy and Chemistry, and are tho moat active
Hint can be made. 3-,13oow-ly,
VWanhood ani) Toothful Vigor are re
gained by KclmlKild's Extract Buchu.
3jl3eow-ly.
3.T0 my Friends and Paitrona. 1 hove,
aa many of you are aware, sold my Dental prac
tice to Dr. J, S. Hertlg. He has been engaged in
the pmctlrt of Dentistry for seven yonra, the lat
ter half of which time I have been acquainted
with him anil lilt professional career, and know
him to be an honorable, upright, energetic man;
as well as one of the moat careful and successful
operators I have ever known. I can conscienti
ously recommend him to all my patrons, fueling
assdred that he will rendor the very best satis
faction to all. I must now say farewell toall my
friends and pleasant acquaintances. .J go to
seek another homo, expecting tosce.butfew Of
you again in tho present state, but cherishing a
fond hope to meet yon all In trie land of the Just.
V 1th every good wish bcliove me truly yours,
;I2-3ra - S. S. PaTTOJC.
eT-nrlmkold'a Extract nnrhtf fives
health and vigor to the framo and bloom to the
palulchcek. .Debility la accompanied by many
alarming symptoms, and If no treatment Is sub
mitted 10, consumption. Insanity or epileptic
aw ensue, S;lS,'87-oowiy.
re.Tho Glory of Man la Slrvarth.-
lueroiore ins nervous and domiiiatoa snoaia
immediately use Jlelmbold's Extract uucnu.
SUVR-eowly
Errors or Tooth -A geatlonaasi who
suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Pre.
mature Decay, and all the e meets of youthful la
discretion, will, forthesokeof aultnrlng humani
ty, tend free to all who need It, and receipt and
directions for making tho slmpl roroody by
which be was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit
by the advertiser's expert enot, cut do so try ad-
dstvtiig.ta pne cortadenc,' r.. . .
... - wmrooDEW,
StS-i -' J ! " B Cedar st, Nw ok.-
t-The Heallatj Pool, and llaaao of Met
y. Howard Association Roporta for Yotfng
Men, on the crime of solitude, and the errors,
abuse and diseases which destroy the manly
powers, and create impedimenta to marriage.
with sure moans of relief. Sent la aoslad letter
envelopes free of charge. Addrota DR. J. BKIL-
UN IIOt'OHTON, Howard Association, Phila
delphia, Pa. fcly
aA.Eofeebled aad delicate coastltaHoaa,
of both sexes use rielmbold's Extract Buchu II
will give brisk and energetic feelings, snd snable
to you sleep well. aUJeowly
S.Taho no snore anpleaaaal aad aa-
useful retnedlet for hnpleoaant and dangerous
diseases. Use Holrabold's Extract Buchu and
Improved Rose wash, -,U,'l7-owly.
.Colgate et Co's.
rJlERASIVE SOAP
lamanamelarod from PTTRfi
MATERIALS, and may be
eontldered the STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE.
For sal by all Groceries. (-,5-ly.
7-IIelmbold's Extract Bncha and Ira-
proved Ross Wash cures seeret and delicate dis
orders In all tholr stages, at little expense, little
or no change In diet, no Inconvenience and ne
exposure. It is pleasant In taste and odor. Im
mediate In lu action, and free from all lnjurlons
proprieties. tl3eow-ly.
4-lllmbo1d'l Plnld Extract Bneha It
pleasant In taste and odor, free from all Injuri
ous properties, and Immediate In Its action.
s;ueow-iy
4To Consumptives. The advertiser,
having been restored to health In a few weeks
by a very simple remedy, after having suffered
for sevoral years with a aevore lung affection,
and that droad dlseoso Consumption is ancx
lous to make known to his fellow-sufferers the
means of cure:
To all who doaire It, he will send a copy of the
prescription used (free of charge,) with the di
rections for preparing and using thessme, which
they will nnd a sure cure for Consumption, As
thma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds and all Throat
nnd Lung Affections: The only object of the ad
vertiser in sending the Prescription Is to benefit
the afflicted, and spread information which he
conceives to be Inrnitinble, arid he hopes every
sufferer will try his romody, as It will cost them
nothing, and may prove a blessing. Patties Wish
ing the prescription, free, by return mall, will
please address Rxv. Edward A. Wtuo,
6;5-ly Williamsburg, Kings Co., N. Y.
jjthntfered Constitution Restored by
Hclmbold't Extract Buchu. S;13,'87-eowly.
Jin 60i1j.
IN
T EVV STORE I
FRANK. M'GUROAN,
Has Just openod a Ort class
STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING, TRIMMINGS, NOTIONS.dC, AC.
In the Store Room of Oeorgo E. Minor, nnd
nearly opposite the Farmers' A Drovers' Nation
al Uauk,
WAYNESBURG) T A.
TUU "lock is
ALL NEW AND FRE&l .
Hi would rMpwtfuMy Invito tht pnhlin to cull
nnl exumlnq his In mo and fmtlilonnble ntoclc.
Hi taite ami fxrwrlence In KOlcntlntz floods : hi
one ray nnd dt'titrmi nation to plcuso the public
ittut rt.naeroa mn&
FIRST CLASS STORE I
Ills stock embraces a large assortment of
GENTLEMEN'S' CLOTHING !
of tho most fashionable and dttrablo qualities.
Also, me uncut quuiuy 01
LADIES' DREW GOODS, rtEAVV DRESS
SILKS WITH WHITE EDGE,
and a full assortment of Fancy Figured Silks of
ull colors. Also, Mnprcss t loin, I'opiins, .110
74imoiriies, wool ueiainn aouoie wioins, roiK
Mliuwls, Itlstorl shawls, Milk Saeques lateMtatyie,
Pnrasols, Ftinev Fans, Fngllsh HlblKius and
-ILK....- -11 luJM..nJ a.l.l,V,. . If.,.
wreaths and Flowers, Lace Handkerchiefs auci
Embroideries, and a full assortment of
TRIMMINGS IN GENERAL.
Also,' Counter Panes, Lace Cnrtalns, Piano
uoveni.wmijuaon Mivers, isiae aaoio uuvcrs, ana
in short a full stock or ail gooes usually Kept in
n first olasa Trlrnrrtina- Htore.
Don't foraot the nlace, In the NEW STORE
IKXiMof Ooo. E. JUuor.
g;7-tf FRANK. M'GUROAN.
QUIUERf
OUinER AOAINBT TTTE WORU)l
ANOTHER HUGE ARRIVAL!
Determined to b foremost In everything, Ghlher
no jusi receivea uie
LARGEST AND 5tOT COMPLETE STOCK
OP. GOODS ........
Ever brought to Waynasbnrg.
OA to Oalher's,
(to to Oulher'e,
Oo'to eulher's.
If yon want
If yon want
If yon want
Oieat) Oond 1 1
cheas Oomta f I
Cbaap Oosda 1 1
Tiir-r.
TlICUUILL AG Rl CULTURAL SOCIKTT
At a mrnlar meeting of the (stockholders of th
above named rVirlety-tt was reeolved that th
suieletv hold the! r tnd Annual Exhibition at their
fair grounds. In Rlchhlll t- OrMneeoanty-, PshltaaaalMlnunsdlat payment, and
on Wrdntaday and Thnm.rpymhavtt tk 1 clalrel wllf present Uwm proporlr
th. Mtr a IX W'WATTOW n L lert IBraa-lmenS.
A.Poa tw. eee. -B. Kwiosrr.rlor.aee.
. t,-w ...r , , . ,
. .... t
USINKSU MAN 8 COMMERCIAL COL-
LEOE, : . . i ...
Kot. t An I 8t. Clara trtxasr.
rnttsbsrgh. Pa.
This institution has been In operation for a nutn-
Der 01 yean, anu 1 couuucieu. euccesniaity oy an
able corps of toacbors, whose object Is to make
each pupil understand thoroughly every branoh
of a
BUSINESS EDUCATION,
to prepars them for
BUSINESS MES I
Book-keehlnv. PenmaashlD and Arithme.
lie, (tlmo uiillmitpl,) IM.OO
Book-keeping, peumaiisblpand Arithme-
tie 8montliH,. SO 00
Business and Ornamental Penmanship per
month 1 10 00
ComoA Kitgltsh Brunches per month.... 10 00
Aigeorn, i-iioiiograpny aim nusiiioas Lurroopon-
uoncoaocoruiug 10 agreement.
AU ourspeelmens are executed with a pen.
A full course can be completed In sight weeks.
For circular or specimens, address
;7-3mos. N. HHAFFER.
rrUlE RUSH IS NOW AT
SLATER ODENBAUGH'S
DIIUQ 8TORE!
nerespeetfttliy informs the cltltens and physi
cians generally, that lie has received the largest
and Itncit slock of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
ever offered in this market ,whleh he will
SELL CHEAPER
than can bo purchssed anywhoro elso In the
county.
PAINTS OF ALL KISDS!
Dry and In oil. of tho vory bent ouulitv. chcunor
innn mm cntjnposi.
DYE STUFFS.'
of ths very finest sclcctlou.
OLD LIQUORS I .-
of allAtlnds, tho finest that can bo procured In
tne ataio. i no
UNYIELDING LUNG SYRUP I
Aromodv unmirDnnsrvl for thn euro of hlcodlna
oftliolunuH, Hpittlnu of blood, norfnssH of t lit?
bPfitwt and client, willchnnun tho frail vol low
coimiioxion to ono or hi-nun, mm win euro Myrv
pepsin. Ihla nymp is ono or tho most untMiii
inedloinos of tlio ihiv. Thin in a Into nifHllclne
und wo do not Know of it fniliiiR In n Hlngle oomo
try It.
Also, nil othor rromtnfnt putmit medicines
Alwnys on hiind, Towt her with t tin Tough
ii'i uiiiuii'M , iiiit im.'hl ill umj nil iiiauiini:a ui iiiv
lIinIII,COUL,llH. tSC.
Also, n Mvruii th only rcmodv for hoonln-t
vi'ukii. nsf iur ouio ui, o, vuuiiuuukii b avi tig ntun',
p L A 8 T I (J L A T Jfi
FOR
R 0 O F I iV a
AND OTITEK PUfiPOSErf.
An a Rooflnx Material HntnndR unrlrnllArl. A
muHtlcat iflHUtH ItNlf toe vory nliApe anil nlop.
Non-combtiBtible. lmnerTioni. non-exunnsive.
nndumlocnying.
FROST DOES NOT CRACK tfbn HEAT
DISSOLVE IT.
Tliconly roriflnn mntrrlnl cvrrdlncovrrcd that
win rrnini. tno action or tno elt'tmmti an long an
tho ntrurturo It Droturts. Ik' i nit MUHiTDtuite
of little. If not any wtr from nx nrwur, and pr-
iriiy r iMywxtt, 11 is unfuaut''i nn ncoai
ina for Miinnfaotnrlnii nnd harm Hiilldliiirf. fen-
cm, hrhlgiMi, botlomnof VvaniMk, Vaultft, A
Hofcrciirrn glvon In nny purtof tho county, or
apwlmons shown to visitors. Apply hy letter,
or In ponton to
. UJU.NftH MCSTLEY8VILLK,WARH.tO..I'A.
Licunaeua ol With, and Oww countli's.
L. WJONM, Aoent.
4;3t-tf. Waynotiburg, Pa,
u,
S. UiTKRSAT HEV. NOTiCE
AU persons wishing Oavsrnmcnt Llecnse or
information as to the payment of other fnvern
me nt Taxea. rcoMlnir In DIvlNion No. S. eoinno-
ad of Marlon, Kranklln, Wayne, Allepjio (III-
nmrn. nprinaniu. i.enire, -iivKfifin, itieiuiiii ami
Morris townsblfi will call on me at mi offlce in
Waynesburii, HIMO.V HINKItAKT,
U. M. Ass't Assessor IMv. No. 9, Slth IlsU f 1!.
W.'ST-Jm
fMIE MONONGAHELA HOUSE,
klCC'S t-SNPIFO, OBEKXR COL'KTT, Ti.,
OLIVER & BAtAribTTrtOPRIETORa,
The beat accommodntlons furnished tbe travelling-public,
lloune and" appurtenances complete.
Table always spread txmnurully with the dullca
ciirn of the sejison. Horses fur hire: feed and
'stabling at reuoonable rates. 0;'J6-tf.
E.
J M. SAYER&
ATTOBSrr AND COCMSKLLOa IT uw.
in ao'imnn 10 mil' r iiMriitin win niirun w, an
ouies ill llankrupu y that reiiy boentrusted to,hls
eriL lirrli!i.oniMMita Droit Mtoreof i. W. Rob-
oru it Co.
nfAVNESCURCf JIARBLE A5D sTONE
IT
VCitER.
SAYER8 rf- ItlNEITART.
Stlfl' continue to carry o'n'tlie fnrbl and Stone
cultlliK imslniwsai meir uinir psiaouniien niiiiiu
Immediate east of tli Public Mouare, between
lllilh and Oreaie MrneU, WaynialwrK, Pa.
ThlK eetabliHliinent baa lieen in constant oper
ation since 1kw, nnd the long; experience and en
ergy of the pnirrieiors, umcpi witn ,me exr
olse of soifrid Judgment and good tiuMi, have won
for them a wide Kiireifl and enviable rt'iiutntion.
An extensive atiH-lc of the various varieties, of
the mat nnirnie aept ronvantly on nann. i"le
cial attvutlon paid to poli.hinK, premlng, enrv-
inaauu enaraving.
All onk-rs promptly nltM. ' . : i'.'T(-tf.
UXKCUTORS' NOTICE.
Latters testa men In rrnpon the estate of Joaeph
Thompson, late or Centre tp., Urecne county I'a.,
dec'd., having Ijcen a ranted to the undersigned,
notice la heniby given to all persona Indebted
to said estate to make Immediate pavment, and
those having claim against the same will pre
sent them properly authenticated for settlement.
j An. i,Ai.i.
PAVID TUOMPSOX,
T;rt-' " ei-n. ,.... . . , recuton.
ADMINISTRATORS. OTIfE.
Letter of admtnlatrattra havlna- he minted
to the undersigned upon ths estate of Mary
Bharpncck. nijeircrson township, Greene eoujwi
ty Pa., dee'di; notice la hereby given to all peRl
ona knowing tnamaelves Indebted to said estate
tho Imvtng
anwanuoat-
L -Z i " 1TEMRY SHARrTf EOT, '
y IBaerltndtp., AdmlnlaWaVTC
,ju;e.-.-ii 1 -.
W
ORDERS NEVER CIASE!
AT tat
CLOTHING 8 T 0 R
N, CLARK i SOW.
Itlshd lenMr:imoeslble tosei a full saat tor
17 60, of good materlul, that we will warrant t
give entire satisfaction. Light Castlraent PanM
and Vest, for M fl, fine and nice style; Homme
Pants snd Vest for W W, ths very best all weal
fcASSlMERE BUrtSif
froni ad t M dollars; the same that ha ooat fa
16 dollars. A large aad beautiful stoett of
roa
H ATI AMD OAPkl
The newMt and llest styles, themore elegant at
the llcnrielta, St. Cloud, Yacht, Breadway aa4
PEABofc-rfcAPI
Ths cap deriving its.naa front
ENGLAND AND AMJRIOA'fi
Munificent bcnefkctor-MIl. OEO. PEAB06T.
Kverv American youth who loves her greatest
llenefactur sliould not fall to have one of those
C'APM. A full and complete assortment of Gen
tlemen's furnishing goods. We have the New
York Mill and Wumautla Muslin Hhlrts; two at
the best brands of muslin manufactured. -
THE-'CKLEBRATED ENGLISH RUFrlB
SHIRT.
Wool sue Casslmero Rhlrts, Fin Corset . Jean
Urnwers and Hummer Undershirt . Linen
Handkerchiefs, Gloves and Hosiery, with tins,
hows and scarfs. In endless variety. The Eugene,
Vletorln, and Isabella How, the very newest, th
Zephyr Hrarf, 7( I'm per Collars, of all styles,
Wani's Hlutkcspcara, Linen imitation. Water
Proof, K.mhroideriHl, Keystone, Goldsmith's
PhoniT, Grays Ac., e. . .
A few late siyles eaxsl meres tha( wMU1 sold by
the yard. We kindly ask yo'l to cotrlnare price
before buying. fl-.B-'IfMv
0
RPIIAN'S coCrtT saLeT
Tty vlrtnf of dprreo and' In purinn of an
rdor UhuiwI o'.lt of the Ornnftnir Court of Ori-an
nunty, I will expocv to publle iala, on th pn-
SATURDAY. SEPTESBETt 1, HOT,
a certain messuage and tract of land sttsmt la
Jelferson township, adjoining lands of John snd
urorie inx, lurilHril ituwxins, iion. i nos r,
Polloeii.Tho,, HharDiieek and Daniel Murdoak;
containing
ONE DCNDRED AND ElallTY-fitX AND
Til UKE-FOUHTU ACRES,
morn or less, ahnltt ofie hundred acres of which
are elenred, and has thereon s hewed log dwel.
lint bouse, a stable ami shecn-aeeri. mania
orchard, cstl, lime-stone, Ac; being the proper-
.7 ui 111c nutn ui
ISAAC BLACKLEDGE, DEC'dI '
The same will be sold In on or two parrel, a
may be deemed best for tho interested In Ih
state. . LEVI ULACKI.KJXiK. .
7;;il-lw TrueUe.
s
iERfVF
S SALE.
f4 virtue of writ of Tendltlont fexfjatnu. Is
sued out of tho Court of Common Pleaa of Green
oint?t and tomodiwtil.-therwlll be !
eu 10 ptioiic saie at tne court uouae, in w aynes
burg, on ,
THE 31st DAY OP AUGUST
next, at oue o'clock, p. m.. the following proper
ty, via : All the right, title, Internet- ami rrMm
of defen'dont o'f, Inland ittn certain nief of land
sltuate-lnCentor towrlslilfr, Orsen eouffty, Pa.,
dmiajiiiii
one hundred' ACRES f
more or less, about twentv-llve aeree elaared 1
adjoining lands of .foe Hcott, Eplirlamptorria,
fc; II K n igfit ami other. i
Taken In execution as the property of. Jsekson
Chedisterat tbe suit oftlio First .Vutlofutf Dank
' Wuynosburg. ,
s;7-i. uiuii duiixs, nnenrr.
rALU'ABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE!
WITH OliWT Mll.t. SAW MltU COAL
1IANKH, C. '
The nndersigncil ooVrs.at private sale that valu
able pritperty, situatijon the.Motiongahela Hiver,
at the jlontli of Mutiny Crock, Green county,
Penn'a., containing about forty-ftv (4ft) acre of
rli li bottom land. There la on lb premise a
valuabla
STEAM ENGINE!
which will be Include.! In the sale, The Coal
llanka laopenand abows anJuexiitrustablesiip
il v. No more desirable lucMtlvn fur a lltlllerv
can lie found In the Htate.
Kor futther partleulars apply to E. A. Flennl
ken, rinvltlsoii's FerHr, Green county, Pa., or by
teller to til undersigned.
JOHN M. DAItrtAfT.
ft-3tn yinrtAvtile, Bucks Co., I'a.
JAND SALE.
Kor sale, 1,-Vfl acres of Timber Land, on th
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, near Littleton
Htutlon, West Va., on which there Is 8 learn
Saw Mill, Tannery nd abundamwof th bast
Kind orxuve, uiiiiiiing ami nave Tlmuer. I
rich anil . well . lubvnUMi to arasing.and will ba
cut in parcels to aule pnn.'hamrs. Apply to O.
iantnan near ine ireiiunee, or to iJawsoa
Ailaihs. Waynesburg, Greene County, Pa.
E. A. TIXKEIl If. L. HAPEL.
T
IINKER SIAPEI
COMMISSION MERCHANTS -
FOH THE sale or hi
HOGS, CATTLE AND SHEEP,
AT THEIR Ow7 TAttDf,
i.-T
WEST BALTDfORE, MARYLAND.
adj6iniso md. LIVE STOCX SCALES.
CotfeigntaMts reswMtftallr ollcli