The Waynesburg Republican. (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, April 01, 1868, Image 3

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    Huw Advirthkmkktj. Tlia attention of
our readers Is specially directed to the fallow
ing advertisements, which appear for the first
time in our piper to day.
Sjj-Rejfisters Notice Peter Brown,
MrTuvern Licenses J. F. Temple.
sj-Iroa Uty College Smith Cowley.
gaT Assignee NotlcgMsrv E. Hedgo -WAssignee's
Notice J. I). Wood.
rll. (4. let. Hev.-Jas U. nuile.
ajPalnting & Glazing Kenedy 3m illey.
WNotice In Bankruptcy Thus. R. Rowley.
KrNotlca Bayers A Hoskinson.
WExectttort Sale-E. M. Bayers, et L
No Mail. Saturday blhl'i mail did not
arrive from Pittsburgh until Monday night.
This will account for less news matter on our
'Inside-' than tuwal
Tan first thl ig you do, aftoi reading this
week's Republics thoroughly, go and see
Frank. McOurgan's new stock of Ooods.
Mind you. you will miss sight if you don't.
It would ba a gross libel Ussy that ladies
use tohacco, yet If you present a bottle of
Fhilon's new perfume, "Flor da Miiyo," to a
pretty girl, she wlh be rety apt to opim it and
lake a little snuff. Sold by all druggists.
This lor. On the upper Mnnnngnhela Hie
ice is still piled along the banks, yielding but
slowly to the melting rays. The editor of the
Morgantown oi is sorrowful over the Im
mense quantities of 'julep material" going to
waste.
mm
VVro. The Governor h is vetoed the act
changing the name and officers of the Odd
Fellows Association of Waynesuurg, Greene
county, on the ground that the Coutls, and
not the Legislature, havo power In the prem
ises'. .
Wantkdt Ksow. If the originator has
liken out a Patent Right for the brace con
nectin;? the tree-b x and tho telegraph pole,
at the E lit end of the C urt II mw pavement t
And whether it is intended to braco the pole
or the box ?
I. O or O. T.-Thls order will hold a
county convention in Washington, Pa., April,
the 21st pro. Each Lodge is to be repre
sented by a full delegation, and several emi
nent Ttmpcrancc Lectures "navo been engaged
for the occasion.
Washington Elkction. In Washington
Pa., the election resulted in tho choice of a
Democrat for Dnrgcts, a Republican Council
Hehool Board and Just'ices. Local Intererests
and personal popularity seemed to be the con
trolling forces
Godky, fir April, presents all that is new,
uniq'ie and useful in the world of Fashion
Nor are the literary contents of an inferior
caste. It abounds in much the reading puMie
will find interesting and instructive. L. A.
Godey, publisher, Fliiladelphi 1, Pa.
As TtiK limo is near at hand when many
persons will movo, and thereby change their
pnstiiincc address, we suggest to our subscri
bers who mtv thus ch ingu to notify us (Here
of, so that wo miy make the correction on
our mail book.
Washington and Faykuk. The Township
elections in these counties, as in our own,
show favorable returns for tho Republicans.
Generally, heavy votes were polled, and
where the Republicans were not victorious out
right they made largo gains
Paistino. Spring is tho season for pointing
your h mse, b irn, or other buildings, before
tho dust in the hot, dry days m ik.-s it Impos
sible to secure a cle.in, smoothest. I'uii.t,
applied lu the s.iting, t ikes better and lasts
longer than at any other season of llu year
See card of Smalley & Kennedy.
Piciinki). On Sunday night a board kiln
nt Pollock's, in Whiteley tp., belonging to the
1'huiing Mill firm here, was burned, with
15,000 icet of lumber, loss f-inO. This will
prove an annoyance as they must disappoint
many for whom work was promised. They
will fill all orders however, ns rapidly as pos
diblo.
M. E. Appointments. The Pittsburgh M.
E. Conference, sitting nt Grccnsburg. has
appointed RcV. S. WnKeliel.i pastor of the
church in this p'ace, viVc Iiev. J. McliUiro who
has been transferred to Beallsville, Washing
ton Co. The latter will leave many friends
behind him in our town. Ho gave very gen
eral satisfaction.
Ton Atlantic, for April has been received.
It would bo difficult to say anything new in
praise of this Magn.ine nor is praise needed.
It contains a very interesting and valuable
article on '"The Poison of the Rattlesnake "
in fact on venom in potior ai, and one of the
best papers Parton has ever written, entitled
"Our Roman Catholic Brethren."
Tub April Number of the Phrenological
Journal is Fresh, Racy, Vigorous. Among
the Portraits nnd Characters are, Adelina
Pattl; Isaac Jennings, M. D ; Allen A. Grif
fith, the Western Elocul'nnlst ; Dissipation
Disease; Our Congressmen, etc. Price, only
80 conts a number, or $3 a year. Address 3.
K Wells, 89 Broadway, Now York.
T11 k citizens arc breaking up of their lots
and commenced gardening In good earnest,
and should winter not again m ike its appear
ance, ere long the gardens will begin to show
forth their vegetable productions, and green
peas, onions, radishes, lettuce, and other deli
cacies will be upon th: table of ull.
The new base ball rules for I8G3 require
that all balls used in a m itch mus t bo stump
ed with the sizj, weight and maker's name,
and 11 any other is used tho game played will
bo "null and vol.1. " The new ball Is smaller
and lighter than the oU one, being but nine
Inches In circumference, and weighing five
and one quarter ounces.
- M. C. A II. Bbu. say they have just recclv
ed at their cheap B'JOt 3s Shoe Store, S.iyer.s
corner, Waynesburg, Pa., a lot of New Goods
consisting In part of ladies high cut glove kid
Bals. the latest styles, ladies' and gents'
Brussells slippers and any amount of gum overs
suitable for either sex, which they will tell for
less money than they can ba bought for else
where In the County. Give them a call and be
convinced of what they say.
Another Ala. Something has been try
ing to happea 1U "level best" the past week.
Sunday last the cry of fire" hurried the town
to buckets and to Gaoler's carpentor shop, at
the east end or town. A pile or shaving In
the alley bad tomebow caught lira and the
flames when discovered bad licked np the
sides of the building and partly consumed the
door and weather-boarding. Fortunately Dr.
Hastlnsoa'a atetUorian luogi soot op tbaaUm
'and M tbfef wm nactthed hi good foe -
"Gmatwas tFLtl"i-Wednesd iy last
we one rjulliling used as a cook -house at the
Adams, Inn, In our town. Ml with a crash,
burying beneath brick and mortar consider
able "honsjhold and kitchen furniture." The
west wall fell outward and upon the rear part
orthe taousj of Mr. N. Clark, smashing in the
roof and playing the very d euce with dishes
and '-rich lika." Timely warning had ben
given of the spreading of the cracks In the
boose and those engaged in both places were
enabled to save themselves and sundry arti
clea that might h ive been damaged. As it
was, Miss Emm CI irk, and a iittlogirl living
with the family, had vjry narrow escaes
from injury. The former got off with a lew
slight bruises about the lacs and the latter
was struck in the bick with a brick and fulled
but was dragged out by Mr. Clark.
Every building on the lot, is dingerout and
will prove a source of alarm to any who occu
py or arc In any way compelled t i be about
tkent. We hear the owners are about to erect
a kitchen to supply tho place of the une that
fell. We are loth to brliuve this If ever
there was a chmcn to display enterprise and
confer an everlasting f tvor upon Waynesburi
and her citizens, it rests with tho ownur of
the Adams' Houso corner. The barn is a
standing dead fall for live stock and the
same can be truly said of the hotel (?) proper.
The cellar will swim a man In water. S mil-try
considerations, it none other, demand
that the foul breeding place of pestilence and
vermin should be no more. Inquest has,
many times, been held over its renuius and
tho universal verdict rendered "de ul on Its
found'ttl mis from old ne !" Lot the ''tarnal
thing'' be obliterated ! Oilier shells and shun
tics on Main St. ditto !
' Tiikt Sat" that I, K. Evans' ought to be
impeached for bringing such a niagnlticient
stock o I goods to town and selling them at
such very low prices.
Window Gl ass of nit sizes, for sale, at G.
W. Holier I a' Drill' Store.
Nkwspapkr Law As there seems to be
not a general acquaintance by many, with tin
laws governing the publication mid sale of
newspapers, wo print tin following for the
benefit of those it may concern!
Postmasters are required to give notlco by
.elter, when a subscriber does not take his
paper from the omce, and give the reasons
fir Us not'bebiK taken. Neglecting to do so
makes the pistmisters responsible to the
pub islier for the payment.
Any person win takes a paper regul irly
IV nn the post office, whither he has stibscr b-
ed or not, is responsible for tho subscription
A person ordering his paper to be discon
tinued must p ay all arrearages or the publisher
may contmua to send it until pa mentis
made, und collect the whole amount whether
it is l;i';cm out of tho nfllce or not.
The courts have decided that refusing to
tako newspapers nnd periodicals from the
post ofllce, or removing and leaving them un
called for, is prima aeit evidence of inten
tional fraud.
A phbttt rooT Is regarded by many as the
i hid of ornaments. To this end, Evans' made
the selection of his new line of shoos a speci
ality. Pcbk lied Lead and Lithargo sold at G.
W.
Uolictts' Drug Store.
limn Wati.hs. Our valley ha; notcscapel
the effects ol the dreadful storm of last week.
Ten Mile has been full to tho brim, nnd Tues
day and Wedneslay it s.iro.id its.'lf far out
over tho meadows and lowlands. Fences and
property of different descrliiio:is fl atcd down
nn its turbid bosom. Up tho cre.k wc hear
of several dams swept away. Reese's siw
mill and dam are both gone loss fully $111110
Down, the damage was most to fences, etc.
The bridges in this vicinity arc all rigut, 11I-
thnugli th y could not have stood ono loot
more of a rise. The Monongahela was
booming far nbovo the loeks, stopping the
boats Irmii passing btidgns. However, the
Waters have departed, and matters are once
moro restored to their normd condition.
Atiiino of beauty is a joy forever! The
bard evidently siw with prophetic vision,
Evans' splendid line r Carpeting.
Fok anything In the Drug Line g ) W.
R iberts' Dru Store.
Lickssk There arc oy twenty-nine appli
cants lor Kiting-Hoiisa and Tavern License
n our county, "to be, or, not to be" granted
next court. The friends of Tempersnco are
awako and, of coursi, will strongly remon
strate in tome localities. Wh it 1 licet this
may have upon tho Court is vet to be seen.
Here, wo learn, applicants havo experienced
some difficulty in procuring signers to their pe
titions. In th iso places wiierj thu sensa of
the community Is against license the. Judges
should carefully weigh their decisions and
either grant now license or license all. The
former would be preferred, for utiservation
goci to prove there is 110 nbatomcnt of the
evil by denving some and favo. ing others.
Let there be prohibition or no prMiibilion.
L. K. Evans' has just returned from Phila
delphia with a full assortment of spring and
summer dry goods
Knox's fresh Garden Seeds, just received
nnd for sale, at G. W. Roberts' Drug store.
The Iron City College, whosa advertisement
appears in another column, is one of the old
est and most thoroughly cslanlished Business
Colleges in the country, enj ijing, by far. the
largest patnmago of any similar institution in
tlie United States. The Prluclpils are men of
1'rgo cxoiiencc in their profession, enjoying
the conft lenco and esteem of the business
community, and eminent!), qualified for the
distinguished positions they occupy. For the
large and beautilully illustrated Circular of the
College, c nit lining full particulars, address
the Principals, Smith & Cowley, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Varnish and bru?h n of all kinds, just re
ceived and for sale, at G. W. Roberts' Drug
Htore.
Dniva a bargain while you may. There is
a rare opportunity at Evans Store just now.
Tim First. To-day is AH Fool's Day and
every body Is at tho mercy of the trickster.
By the large amount of household goods
merchandise, etc , on wagon and cart, we
are reminded that it Is the dav of "flitting."
Everything is torn up so we doubt if "any
body can flud where any body is." Frank.
McGurgan, however, wishes it distinctly un
derstood, that he remains in bis old room and
whilst others have been waiting until moved
to buy new-Goods, he has filled up fro.u top
to bottom with a magnificent stock. Come
early and you're all right.
Babbbti Hair Restorative, by single bottle
ordosen, for tale, at 0. W. Roberts' Drug
Store. .
. 100 kef, atrlctly pun White LWL, tat
tat, at G. W. BobtrW Drag Btortv
IShe gqgnggbmrg
Mt. Editor t-W have been holding a
protracted meeting at Bridgeport three
fourths of a mile East of Waynesburg, result
ing in the conversion of between 4b and SO
persons. Wa organised a class nf 53 mem
bers, dime, however came from other dennm
minatlona, From the beginning to the ending
of th meeting, there was marked mtteuion
Elren to the preached word. We would
ave been glad for Uie Editor nf th ltr.ri-Bu-can
to have been an eye witness, and tnoyed
the meeting 1 perhap his mind would have
liecn changed. The sexton Informs us th it as
fir as powder and wood were c neerne I
about the stove (as st ite J by the IUi-ublican. )
be knew nothing of the kind.
Yours truly,
J. J. Woon.
Mttmijn J.'th Inst
An article in our issue of March 4, was the
provoking of the above. We had occasion
about that lime to go to the city and engaged
a friend to clip the outside for us. For want
of something belter, he inserted on the fourth
pagt an article concerning the attempted
blowing up nf a Methodist meeting during
the progress f a revival at Doiy't Crttt, Ktn
tuck). The tone of the article, nnd the coin
cidence, (being about the time of the ubovn
meeting) led our neighbors nf Dotysburg to
take umbrage at us. We presume on their good
sense for the acceptance of this apology and
hope the Rev. Wi oil will miilte us proper rep
artition. Thk largest, newest, most tathlonahlo and
cheat est stock of dry goods lu the county, at
Evans' Store.
Go to Evnns' for bargniut in shoe and
giiiter.
"On! that will bb Jottui!" When men
nn I wonv n throw "Physic to the dogs," nnd
when a trill j out of Oi dor, or to iretwnf get
ting out ol order, take Plant ill m Bitters.
Are you Dyspeptic, Nervous, Jaundiced.
Hy'pped, I.ow Spirited, Weak, or are you
sick and don't know wh it nils you ? We
have been and was recommended to try the
I'laiitntloa Iiktcrs which we did with gteat
satisfaction and entire success. Delicate
Females, Clergymen, Merchants, Lawyers
nnd persons of Sedentary H thlts are parti.'U.
larly benefited by theso Bitters. Tho salu Is
perfectly enormous
Maonolia Watkr. A delightful toilet arti-
cles super! ir to Cologne and at half the price
"Pciik Flaxseed Oil, sold at G. W. Roberts
Ding Storo.
Coi'rt Wekk. Tbu roads are drying up
very fast, and If good weather holds out we may
expect a mrge crowd nt our next Court. Th
is very gratifying, nnd it must bo gratifying
to tho people to know that llu ir coming has
been anticipated. Frank M'Gurgnn, tho Jovi
al, gentlemanly nnd thnughtlul merchant, in
the very nick of time, has bought a complete
assortment of Spiing Diess Goods, a full llue
ol Trimmings for tbu Ladies, Men and Boy's
Clothing, Carpets, Wall Paper, No)i.ns. Mil
llncry, Straw Goods nnd Paper Goods Truly,
such forethought and energy cannot bo with
out Its teward ! And then he sells so cheap.
Uo nnd seo him.
Shoks and Gaiters lu great variety nt Evans
Storo.
Yoc can save mouey by buying lickings nt
Evans'.
A Mkchanicai Aok. Science certainly ad
vances with gigantic strides. There is scarcely
any thing to which tho mechanical arts arc
not applied From tho steam engine to "the
wheel of life," machinery may bo said to rule
the operations of the world Every il.iy adds
some fresh marvel to the list. We have long
enjoyed tho comfort of spring mattresses and
spring guns, but our readers will scarcely be
piepared for tho announcement that during
lie last few days wc have actually been eu-
Joy ing "spring weather!"
All kinds of fashionable goods nt Evai:s.
Jttiwicd.
THOMAS KENT At Hie house of the
bride's mother by Simon Rinehart Eq.t on
.ii ircn -.'ti. mii, .Mr. l.tnitsey Thomas nnil
.Miss Mary Kent, all of Franklin tp
DUL.NY-IlUnOINOn tho 20. of Feb.
I Sim, by the Rev. James L. Turner Mr. Geo.
iiilnny una Mrs. Elizabeth lluilcin. nil of
Greeno Co., Pa.
RICH EY LAYTON At the Merchants'
Hotel, Pittsburgh Thursd iv. M irc'i ID. IHiiK.
bv '.lev. E. K. Squier, Mr W. A. Ricliey and
Miss Lama J. !.a ton, both of Carniichtcls,
Greeno county. Pa.
FOUDYCE-On Wednesday Inst. Mrs
Mnriali Fonlycc, wife of Mr. Benson Forilvce.
of W'hitely tp., aged 51 years.
TI13 deceased had been a worthy and
exemplary member of the Methodist Protes
tant Church about thirty-five years. During
till this lime she mantalncd nil unblemished
christian character. She leaves a husband
and eight -children to mourn her loss. How
dark and mysterious are God's providences
and bis ways past finding nut. In the death
of this truly christian woman the Church sus
tains a great loss, the neighborhood one of its
brightest ornaments, nnd tho poor one who
was always ready to aid them with her means
and couusil, her family one whose pi ica nono
can fill. 51 ty the God win smites with ono
hand and sustains with the other, comfort this
striken nnd bereft family, and may wc all
heed the admonition, "be ye also ready for
in inch nn hour as ye think not the Son of M in
Cometh!"
Twelve days before bei death the deceased
had her leg broken by the kick of a cow.
Tho morning previous site seemed cheerful
and In coil s.nrit. Although this many
have contribut'id its ciusos, her demise was
the direct result of strangulation from some
kind of pulmonary disease. She is spoken of
as an amiable woman and kind hearted mother
nnd leaves a largo circle of friends to mourn
her loss
glitrhft.
H-ATXC8Bt B MARKET.
WAisHBiisa, March 3!, lusS.
Corrected Weekly for the Kepubmcah.
PRODUCE.
Dutter (freih roll.) V ...
Kirm 31 tltiK.
V,
16
.1 MM M
10
12U
IB
C
I'oliUoPs bush...
Tallow It It
Country Htnip y
tnu Appivs fl .
FLOUtt. AND GRAtX.
Ftnarll bbl
Whenl ,1 bush
Hye l)unli.
ijorn bush
1.1 OU
2
....I 1C1 1
WI
to
(Jora Moal ' bush..
GROCERIES.
Coffae .......
Te S-
Brown Hnarit....
IteAned Huzur tl
ISO
IS
in
m
IN
U
nyrup BI.
(N.OrleansJ..
Horfhum a 1
IU0
Republican, Sebne&ba UstpvU 1, J308
IMTTSBCBGH MABUETS.
Thumsdat, March tt, ISM.
During the past week business bas been rath
er more active, but prices of the leading arti
cle are without material change. Th receipts
of Various articles eonttna very light, and un
less speedily Increased most en us an ad
vance In several articles, at Uir 1 a decided
Improvement In the demand.
We quote as follows, wliloh are th Wholesale
prices :
ORAIN AND FLOUR.
Wheat, Penn'a. and Ohio, Winter Rod ti WW DO
nye p ousii 1 74
Oan bush . 72 76c
Corn bush 9Syu
sprlini Hhoat I'lour 10M)vil45
Wtulur Wheat U0U12 jv
PROVISIONS.
Shoulders UUi
(Sonar Cured Hams.... lgllic
Ijinl 16c
Potato), liush..... 141,10
Apples V bbl 4,unil,il
t'heese - - 15t
r.XUH tmos... H.M.H.H. ... 23
muter . 50.fc.si
Klah-Herring per bbl 8 U0
t'HICACIO MARKET.
Ciiicaoo, March , im.
Klobb Less active and unchansod.
WllFAT-Olllct: falcn Of No. 1 lit S3 053
fresh No, Hut It S3, closing dull at it W,tfH W
lur 10. A.
t'otiN fltead'; sales of new at fllias2c for reau
Ian fresh receipts llruier, sales at '4U'4s.93!c; No.
loUtnts.v.'.s5,ic.
oatx ynlet at 57a.57!s fur winter, 49919; jo
for fresh receipts.
IWk steady lit SI Mfor winter; ?1 7(SI (W for
fresh receipts of No. 1 In store; No. 3 uulet at
l KM I &!.
IIkkk catti.b Very dull and nominal at M 26
lor goou Htnootii sieera.
AI.LI lillC.H f CATTLE MARKET.
Orrier. or tub Pittsbcboh Pom m uncial,, )
TiluiesDAY, March iWtli, lso-s. j
Catti.I! The quotations mny be set down as
follows: (nlrto good butcher, cattle 4M)''(?7;
ineili- m to prlmo !7Misi.8 (W: extra JlK&iDiViy
cwt. HInrkcr were In ood tfeiiiiiiid, nnit sold
wiihout Ulllleulty at bmtj.6 h), according to
quiioiy.
Iloos There was a fulllniroff In the demand
for hotts. but iirlccs however were welt main
tained. The extreme prices ranged from IS 60
KJrlJ w fs cwt.
SEW YOIIU UHV OOO lS MARKET.
Nkw York, March at.
Dry Goods Tim rotton goods market Is de
cidedly llrmer. under 1 lie runiu Hiivatiee in cot
ton at lioine and abroad. Tlie temteney Is to
ward blither rales. Heavy brown Hheetlnirs and
printed eiilieoMire fully Ic higher, und leading
styles are scarce even ill tne improvement, lie
lal lies are depressed, selling sMowly at 19c.
LIST OK CAUSES FOR TRIAL AT
AfltlL TEUM, I8HS ,
riBST WEKK
DauBlicrty vs TeagurJen, No. Ill, March Term
lj.
Houlsworth vs Owynn, No. Ul, March Term,
I sill.
Hook vs Kinney, No. SO, June Term, 1830.
Uiaddock vs fields et. ul., No. 90, June Term,
ll.
Brunt vs Huge, No. M, June Term, 1868.
l'lper vs Ktneald, No. 95, June Term, 1K50.
Morris vs LucHH, No. 71, Juno term. lSH'i.
K. & ti. Hank vs Hell 4 lluyary, No. 133, June
term, lull.
Miiriln vs fshrtver's Administrators, No. 61,
.March term, lwl.
Llndsey for use vs Morgan Dell, No. 99, March
term, iMI.
Taylor vs Lemley, No. 75, March term, 18M.
Llndsey's bxeuutors vs Mayers, No. Iu9, March
term, 1MM.
Iliilliuun for use vs Gordon, No. 116, June term,
8tockht!e vs lloso A Stevenson, No. 209, June
term, lHikl.
Unfiles vsuitne, No. 2117, June term. 1819.
Commonweallh or Pennsylvania vs Heals, No. 7,
September torin, Istitl.
Taylor vs Waynesburg Uorougli, No. 71, Sept.
lerrn, l wW.
MvliiKood vs Hoy, No, lfil. Heptember term, '99.
I-aikln et ill vs Klgeret ul, No. KM, December
term, 1.. ,
furl vs lllddle, No. l.VI, Jlecemlier term, ISftO.
(Stewart vs (Stevens, No. 17, .March term, IHS7.
IiouuIiikh' AdinltilNtrutors vs llnrtly, No. 11,
March term, tsti7.
Wliltinorc, w'nlf Co. vs Call A Fry, No. 97,
March term, 1MH7.
SniiiH vs Jolmcnll A Co., No. 98, Mnrch term, '97.
Hume vh Cull, Uordoti A Co., No. oil, March term.
Isii7.
Land's Exesutors ys Hook, No. 80, March term,
ISI17.
Oordon vs tjinlr.'s Administrators, No, 132,
.March term, imi,
Roers vs stout s Administrators, No. 118, March
term, IS97.
Ilarnes A Kgv vs Hush, No. 159, Mnrch term '97.
H llwell vs Thompson, No. Ml, June term. IK97,
Hult'milll vs MeNeelv. No. Il:l, June term, 1407.
(iniy vs (Sioux, No. ihi, June term, 1117.
V. l. Hank vs Thompson, No. 5S, December
term, l&UT,
HKCOND WKKK,
1st ijivision.
nowers' Trustee vs Hook, No. Oil, Nov. term, '59.
Ileiidersou vs HiikIich, No. IK), Julie Term, IMh.
Tn nner vs Hughes & Ktneald, No. 79, June -erm,
' 1.
Miller vs Miller. No. 191, March term, lsTi.
Lemley vs Unpen! Wharton, No. Ul.Juneterm
ts,k.
Maplo vs Prior, No. 37. December term, 1895.
Comwell vs Wilton, No. IJd Dee. term, lnt.
Hickman vs lllckmnii A Wiley, No. 9, March
term, limn.
Mesin-saii A Neat vs Monongahela Oil Co., No.
n, March term, Ml,
Taylor vs Lemley, No. 75, Mnrch term, 1H99.
t lordou vs Hhrlver, No. I M, March term, "
2.NU IIIVISIUN.
Rhodes vs Snyers A Kent, No. 118, June term, '99
Lnl Stephens, No. l-tll, June term, "
Ciuiieet nl v Piuternon and Uuwnejr, No. 3-1,
Heptember term, isiin.
Ilonibake vs Hedge et al. No, 99, September
term, isw
Hrlsiei- v Oliver, No. 71, Dee. term, 1890.
Minor's Admlnlalratois vs Uiipen, No. 89, Dec.
term, Isiw.
Jnlins vs 1,-ints's Admlnlstrntora, No. 145, Dec.
term, IHUI.
Lemly vsMtepliens, No. 1 17, June term. IK97.
M Kee vs I lew IK Orav, No. 31, Kept, term, 1897.
Porter vs ilreenet'oiintv Amber Oil Company,
No, 87, Heptember term, !Wi7.
IJndsey vs llurson, No. ;, iK-cernlx-r term, 1897.
W'oods vs Uluck et al, No. XI, April icrm, iwts.
i-i'-le J.K. TK.MPLIi, I'rofy
D
ISiOLLTlON Ol'' PARTNEHSIIIP 1
This Is toglve notice that the firm of Geo. W.
HolwrtA Co., Is this day mutually dissolved.
i in- uiinwien im me inns nnn wm be comuiclef
at llu-name place and ns heretofore, bv Oeo. V
Itobers. (JKO. W. HOliV.i'.TS.
Mrs. 11.8. WIS1IAKT.
Febniary 2T. 1S08.
3;i,tlv6t
I EGAL NOTICE.
Wetter of adinlnlHtratton upon tho estntn of
nr. i-inmini iHit oitiiiniore ip., dec it., iiav
ng been granted to the undersigned, notice Is
hereby given to nil rrM.i. li.,u.l.t...i rt .,.1.1
CTMMt.- umiiiihb liumeoiate payment, and tl
having claims against the same to present tl;
ifjse
them
s..'!. .j nuturiiiiiTUlU lor SCU lCniellt.
WM. MKK1IIFN,
of W ayne township, AdniliiNlrntur,
jKSOLUTION OK PAKTNEUSHIP I
Partnenililp heretofore existing N-tween
. II. SUttlin flllll lk,nl..l yl.l.l. I? .1.1.. .1....
(Mnri-li 3. iwi) uimiolveu by mutniil cnnM-nt.
The book nnd aerounts of unlit rtrni remain In
t he minis of Ihiillel Hhlrk, who will continue
the liiiKliipu nt Iheol.iRian.l. All persons know
J."?. '''"i""" Vr" Jjwlebteil lo snia ifrm will pleoso
chII hiiiI settle tlielr aceoiim.
3i"-'it w. ii. Ht'rro.v,
poUNDEBY NOTICE. "
THE SURSCUIDER HAVING PURCHASED
EAGLE FOUNDE11Y,
With Its large stock of
PLOWS AND MAST OTHER CASTINGS,
Fonnery the propertyJ,f the tote Daniel Owens,
Oec a, wilt continue the bulne In all
lu bntnvhe, ana do all kind of
MACHINE REPAIRING,
At short notice ami upon rensnnnble terms, and
Hopes to niorll reaaouuule share of patronage.
s-Wm C. W. DOWER.
P U RN 1TUKEI
J. W. WOODWELL &
SOXS,
MANUFACTCIIER3
AMD
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FUBNIT U R El
OF EVXST DEtOItlPTIOir,
r A M Thlrt St., .
-lr- '. rmunno. penipav
HERIFF'S SALE.
Br virtue of writ of PI. Fa. Issued out of th
Court or Common Pleas of Oroon County, and
to ni dlreeted, Ibare will be exposed to publlo
ula at ttta I II. ...ma I..
SATURDAY, the 11th day of April, lstts, at i o'-
wa
ynesburg. on
elock, p. M., tue following property, vis
All the right, title, Interest nd claim of the
defendant, of. In and to a certain tract of land
limited In Jefferson township, adjoining land
ol It. C. Houlsworth, Win. Ktneald, Widow Wy
coff, Oil Company, and other: containing
fifty-one acre, mora or less; occupied by
Meeker W. Waters, about thirty acres of which
are cleared, having erected thereon a log dwell
ing house, a lox stable and other bulldlm,.
with a variety or fruit trees. The land Is well
watered and timbered.
Taken. In execution as tho proporty nf the
Clifton Pcimlmn Company of Ptmu'n.. nt the suit
of James Harbor. II. B. HILVKI'H.
3:is-te Hhcrirr.
s
UEUIFF'S SALE.
Hp virtue of a writ of en. Kxu. luuml out of
thlnurtof Com it ion IMeiw of lirtwim l!ouuly,
and to mo directed1, there will be exposeti to
nu'iltcmle nt tho Court HmiHtt lu uynHhurtc
on SATL'KDAY the Uth tiny of April 1W at I
o'clock r. m.. the rollnnins pnmcrtT vix
All the riwht, title, InturuHt ami clulrn of
Piivhl M. JotiUHnn, of, m mm to a curtain lot or
ground Hltuatetl In JackHonvtllo, KlehhillTHwu-
Hlilp, Uruone Co. F., IxmiKl on the North ly nn
ullfy, on tho KiiHt hy nn ulley, on the South by
South (orbntkl Htroi t nnd on the Went bv nil
nlley, adjolulng lota of Druke Johnsoa und otli-
ers.
Tnken In execM Ion m the prnporty of Pavid
JI.il. ttlLVKUf.
S;lB-to Bherlff.
S11
GRIFF'S BALE!
Hr virtue of a writ of Fl. Fn. Issued out
of tho Court of L'omnvm PIoos of lireene Coun
ty, ami tome dlruuted, there will bP OXKed to
public sttie ai mo louri tiouae, tu ayueaour(,
on the
SATURDAY, THE 11TH DAY OF APHIL
next, nt 1 o clock, p. m., tho foilowinn property,
vlx: All the rinht( title, Interest nnd cditlin of
Juiobltlru-hnrt of, In, nnd to a certain Tract of
iMnn Miiuuie in rrunmin lowiiKnip, ureene
county, lJn., ndJolnliiK lands of David Huhh.
Diiniul llnner, WllllumPmtt, WillluinHcottand
other, contuiiiiiiK two hundred and Klxty-tliree
acres, more or lens; about twohundrwl ofwliirh
are tdeurrd. nnd hna erected thereon a Inrjre
brlek dwelling home, two ilorleH hluh with
kitchen attached, one Indwelling house, thie
bam, line Ntahle, tine waittfon-shcd. roru-crlb
nnd other biilldliiKu j the land In well underlaid
wltheoul ot an excellent uimlltv. with abun
dance of timber : a I no, apple orchard, cherry
nod other fruit treeH.
Taken hi execution an the property of Jacob
ninehart at the mill of the Farmers and Drovers
Hunk of U uyiicHburg,
It. B. BXLVFJ'H,
S;tH-t4 Wherlir.
IN THK DISTRICT COURT OF THK
I UNITED BTATfcS,
I'OR TUB WESTERN DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA.
liewis W. Jones, n Bankrupt tinder the Act of
conuresfi or Moron u. um, imvintc uppiieu mr a
DlscliarKe from all bis debts, und other claims
provable under said Aet, by order of the Court,
Notice Is hereby given lo all Creditor who have
proved their debts, mid other persons Interested
to appear on the Kth day of April, IM, nt 10
ochh'k, a. si,, oeiore josenu 11. iNniey, r,q,,
KfRlster, at hlsolllce lu tiynesburK, i'eiin'a.,
to show cause, If any the huve, why a dls
cliurge should not be granted to the said Bank
rupt. And further, notice Is hereby fir en, that
the Second and Third Meetings of Creditors of
the said Bankrupt, required by the'7th nnd th
Meet ions of said Aet, will be had before said
Hegister, at the same time and place.
H.C.McCANDI.KftS,
3;25-2t Clerk of V. 8. D. C. fur said Disc rlct.
AG
ENT3 WANTED.
une man In eneu countvof the Fttata of Penn
sylvania wanted to dispose of Orm-ers and
Druggists' rights to mauufacturo and sell tho
DKODOniZKI) JJON-EXPI-nftlVF: EXCEL8I.
tH ILIA'MIMATINU OIL,
Whleb Is superior to nil others, eunlllng,lf not
excelling in whiteness or Hume und brilliancy
the Drummoiid Light. I have Keen red a trade
mnru umicr an Ari ort;ongress, and would cau
tion the publle iigatiist pi'etendlng patetitceH.
All Infrlhgers on my rights will le pursued by
Telegraph, by Murshals and Deputies on wagon
roads or railroads, steamboat, lake and river,
and proKecuted to the full extent ff the law.
This oil can be made for but stop, that Is made
known only to thoso who purchase Bights to
manufacture and sell the oil. For further pur-
iieuiars, uuuress n. i . i.ii.Anr., Al. U,
3-tiH-:H New V'ieiiua, Ohio.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
1 UNITED STATES,
FOR THE WESTER DISTRtCT OF PENNSYLVANIA,
Nathan ftlnimermnn.fi Hunk run t under tho Act
ot Congress of Mareh Al, isitT, hitving applied for
n uiNi'inirKe irom an ins ueniN, nuu oiiiereinims
provable under said Art, By order of tlie Court,
notice Is lie nd ty given, to all Creditors who have
proved their debts, and other persons Interest
ed : toaopear mi tlie Kth day of April. 104. at
J o'clock, p. M., before J. B. Donley, Ksq., Rhu-
Ifiter, at his oillee lu W ay nesbiirg. IVnn'n.. to
show eatise, If uny they have, why it diwlmrge
( lion Id not Im) graiitetl to the said Bankrupt.
And further, notice Is hereby irlven. that the
Mecond and Third Meetings of Credllorsf th
said itankrupt, reiulred by the 27th ntul
2Hth
Sections of suit
d Act
, will tic had before the snld
Itexlster, ut the sunie time nnil nlai e.
S. C. MrC'ANIil,K.ifl,
3;4'-2t . Clerk of U. 8. I. C. for sulci mstrlrt.
WANTED AflESTH TO HKl.U DIt. Wir,
I.IAM HMITII'M IUiTIONAHY OK TIIK
IIIHI.K. It 1-ontillllH over one thoiinnnil flitnilv
nrluled iloiihleroluniti. octavo uuui'm. from new
i'liv-liitype plntei, on kihhI pnM'r, anil Is nppro
prlulely llliistrnteil with over two hundred en
uriivlmtnoii steel nnd Wood, nnd a scrleaorflnc
Ulltllt-llllc IlllipK.
It Im hlKlily commended by nil lenrncrt nnd
eminent men. nml by the press K-'iiernllv
throuxtiout the country, nnd is the best book of
the kind In tlie KiikIIIi lun(imie.
DO NOT BF. DECEIVED.
Owlinr to IhniinDrecedenteil nomilnrltv of tbu
work, n Hinnli KnicllHh nbrldameiit adnnted to
iiivf-nile renders, ill diiodtcemo form, ol nboiit
mwpniii'H, linn lMen reprinted by another llrm lu
Inrm-r typo, nnd itpreud overmio oc-tnvo pngcH.
evidently liv llinkllnr n biMik Inrm-r tlinn lu
orlvliiiil to Kive the tmprewiion ttint it Is our
edition. It eonlntliH leHlhnnono-hiitf tliorend
tun nintterofotir comnri-hemilve edition; but
to llione who desire tills Juvenile edition, we
will, early ill Mnrch, IWW, furnish the Knullsh
work, fur miprrior lo the American, nt j.7r, per
copy, Kend forCirculnniKlvlniiriilipnrticuhirs.
I'AKMKI.KE IUK IS.
.1;ll-lt 7J2 .Snnsoin St. Philadelphia.
AYNESUVRO COLLEGE:
AT
WAYNESUURO, OIIEEXE COUNTY, PA.
Rev. A. It. MILLER, A. M.
l-reNident and 1'rofeMorof Moral Sidcnec.c..
M. K. A ItlllKON, A. M.
1-rofesKor of tile Uruek nnd Lntln lnniriiiurM.
.1 - 1 . ufl-f A t
i'rofefHor of iMuihematics.
G.U. MIM.KIt.
Teacher of Penmanship and Book-keeping.
Mrs. M. K. R. MILLER,
Principal of the Femnle Department. .
MlMl.t'i'Y V. IMiHRA.M,
Tencherof InHirumentul Musle.
Mrs. M. C. PAUKINhi.v,
Tencher of Elocution.
Ml.l EMMA J. DOWNEY,
Teacher of the French Language.
The next Term will open on MONDAY, April
aoui.iemi.
NORMAL DEPARTMENT,
For the special benefit of the lnrse number of
Teachers unending the Institution, the Profes
sors, a-wtsieil by the County Superintendent.
will conduct a Normal Clnss giving thorough
courno of Instruction in nil the branches taught
In tho schools, and nt such hours an will not In
terfere with the regular College recitations.
Those deslrlngrooms for self-boarding may be
accommodated hy upplylng soon.
For further particulars address the President.
S-tf.
piRST NATIONAL BANK,
or watgKSBoga
Onei
e ( fcm i
-Ko-eloek A .
Close. a o'clock r M.
DISCOUNT DAY. ...TUESDAY!!. '
D. Bos an, Pres't. J. 0. Funrifmx, Ouhttr.
a Fbakk. FLSwiKir, Assistant Caihler.
TMPROVF.MF.NT IN PLOWS. Ma. P. Atkiw
I mm Rosa 1 the Patentee of nn lmnmvi
Plow and Cultivator, by whleii Innleanri doable
shovels and cultivators are readily adjnatcd for
us upon IdehllUor level ground. Th design
Is meretorlous, nd cannot fall to plea our
farmer. Jt model win d m axnirntlon hi
Wkwrnwhnn at th next term of Gourt. vKm
J1 ara napaotfolly laviud to go and examlo
s
EOISTER'S NOTiCEi
Nolle IS hersbr glTn to all eredlttfr. lega
tees, wards and other person Interested; tnal
the nndertlgned Eaeeutors, Administrator, ahd
Uuardiau bat Hied their accounts tn th
Register' OlBcc. and that th aam i will b pre
scul ml to the Orphans' Court to b held within
and forth County of Greene, on Wednesday,
A sr II 1Mb. Utia, fur confirmation and ailowanc.
April ju. "m.gH BHOWN, Register.
Final account of A. A, Purman, Guardian df
Hnnnab M. Ron, deceasedi whd was a minor
child of lion. Benjamin Ross, deceased.
Account of Maria Sutton, Executor of th last
Wlilof Joel Sutton, decensed.
Account of Simon Corn Executor of the will of
Jac-kinyreCoendeoessed. .
Final account ol Ren Dowlln A John Dowllrl
Administrators of the Estate of Joslab Dow
lln, Men. deceased.
Account of Ell Kulght and John Hhaip, admin
istrators of Uie aetata of William C'rouse,
deceased.
Account of Jeremiah Stewart, Guardian of
Mnthlas EaUl, minor son of Hllss Eiel, de-
Aceiiunlof George IIennen.dmlnltratorof tbr
estnteorsabea Main, deceased.
Account of Workman lllckmnii, administra
tor of the estateof liavld L: Keener, dee'd.
Account of John N. Waters, and Oeorg Waters,
Jr., executors of the Will of Oeorg Waters,
decenMsl.
Account of Anron Cox, guardian of James B.
flout h, minor idi ltd of Justus ISouth, dee'd. -Aeeouutnf
Anron Cox, giinrdlnn of Franklin P.
.Houthjiiiiior child id Justus South, deo'd.
Actsiunt of Friinels Drnko, adiulnlstrator of the
estate of Dnntel Burnev, deceased.
Acconntof I. N.i'ary.iutmliilstratorof tlie estate
of Tllemas Alfree, dec'il.
Account of Marion Chiillun anil Harvey Illg-
51 us, executors of the Will ol Elijah t hallan,
eceased.
Account of James A. niack.ndmlnlstratorof the
estnle of Wlllluiu K. lhillou, deo'd.
Account of Jnines A. Hlack, administrator of th
estate of C. A. lustrezntt, diH.efcsel.
Account of William Moredock and George
Moredock. nduiidlstrntnra of the eetat of
John F. Alordoc-k. deceased.
Final nixoiiiit of Mnry s. Iluirmali. and C. P.
Jordnn, executors of th Will of Uenjamln
Hulfliiall, deceased.
Account of Jeremiah Stewart, guardian of the
minor children of Hlrnin Horner, ducensed.
Account of Roiilien llrown nml W. (1. Morris,
Executors of the Will of Reuben lirown,
dee.eased.
Account of-Ar.1. Hhrlver, Adiiilnlstrntur of.the
estute of Adam Hhrlver, Jr, deceased
Final ni'couiil of Thomas W, Tuylor, Andrew
Hughes and John Clayton, administrators
of the estate of Samuel Crnyne, dee'd.
Hl STOP GRAND JL'RORSURAWN FOR
JJ APRIL TERM,
IHU8.
Tliouius M'Ctellnnd
Cumherland tp.
lellersoii -
Morgan "
,ii,...Jerrerson
Wllllnnl I, Pogue, Ki
Carllon C Harry
A. j Aiuriin.
.Innies Miiifhes Rich htil
ghes I....HICI
ill v Win
John Hiuit
I nsningion
lll,leiii Litiiu Iullkar
srd
Michael Price Jenersoti
Kelsou lliHith Morris "
Wm P Scott Jefferson "
Airred Armstrong -..Cumberland "
Havhl Shrover Cumbcrlaud "
Win McKitima Rlchhlll "
Hteplienson Oiimrd Ureene "
snmuel McAllister Mnrlon "
David Garrison Hunkord "
1-heneas lleailley Perry "
KniK-h Helineti a Kraliklln "
Bniiiliol J Ackliu Ciimlierlnnd "
WmLllurge prliighlll
P M Griiliaiu Juckson "
Juliies Hcnilikcll Jefferson "
James A King Perry '
Epinuiiu -M'Clelliind Illchhlll "
LIST OF PETTIT JURORS DRAWN FOR
APRIL TERM. I8MS.
FIRST WEEK.
David Hits Franklin '
Win Hurl Greene "
J R Johns Wnshlngton "
A J
Uoodwin uicniiiii
jnmes Hums
Rlchhlll
lteutien llrown
Tlmiiuis Sook
M'liisickli'NUiith...
Thomas AdiiuiHon
George 1'lants
ThoiiiHS Hill...
Milter Crnyne
Hainuel V est
Perry "
Franklin "
Dunknrd '
Krauklln "
Aleppo "
Franalin "
Morgan "
Aloruan
Nerl Hart
Cumberland M
Jimies mv Centre
Israel Slephelisoll Whltoly M
Thomns crago Cnmlierlnnd "
annuel lluyard Jeltcrson "
Wm K Reynold Jefferson "
Jonnli H Wood Carmlchnels
Daniel Walton Illchhlll "
Freeninn Lucas Dunknrd "
Jacob Klce Sprlnghtll "
snioiuan I) .wise morgan
Wm Grove
...Centre
Ilenjniiiln Way.
Henry Jncobs..-..,,
Kauiiiel Colver...,
J 11 Viincleve
I lan let Miller
Norman Worley
John Fordvce
Win Garret
Morgan
Franklin
....... ... Jefferson
Centre
lulnkard
Marlon
Gllmoro
Moruaii
Alextinder Patton
Cumberland "
Josepli shitiler Monoitgnhela
.jiiiiii A MlilliigHiy l-erry
Jesse Andrew Morris
John LoiiKhrldge Itlclihlll
Sitlllllcl Luce Jefferson
Willlnm H. rrvlilll
Mnrion
John Church
Henry liowcrs
Win Maple
Duvld Ittichnnan
James E llnrtly
William II I.llcus
f-hitrlra Iturrls
John W Mltchel
Henry cuuiinlnH
Jt ill it Mcrov ;
Hudson I) llrock
Isaiah Faddis
John Rogers Jr
Jnme, Mil liken
Jiieiil, fi Moore
Vincent Lucas
Mnnnssn Wilililiull
.Hilrs-k Unison
Sotiiiiion lloire H
Win C'liutiiilim
E P Smalley
CorlilyOarard.Sr
J'iIiii .Huiinel
Willlnm Gordon (of Sol.)..
.Ilieoh Sliitler
Hubert Hristor
Job n Simpson
H c Hnulsworlii
N II M'Clellaiid
Centre "
Whltely "
...... .Dunknrd "
Marlon "
Cumberland "
IMinkard
Perry "
Aleppo "
tireene
Monongahela
Wnyne '
...Jefferson "
Cvntro "
Jackson 11
Akjiiio
Morris "
Dunkard "
Morris "
Wnvno "
Wliitely
Marlon '
Cumberlnnd "
Marli
Franklin "
Perry
ttlehlilll "
Morris "
Morgnn M
Mnrlon '
Joshun Ackley.
.Illchhlll
Jiuncs nurdinn Hnrlnnliil! 14
Kills Hlepheuson MonongnlielA
llenjnmtii F Denny Greene "
Jolin Jennings Rlciihlil "
JK Bailey , Cumberland"
Jetrersnn Hurfman Centre "
Timothy Phillip Wnvno "
H H Llmlney lefferson
P K Vernon lefferiKin
Corbly Garnrd, Jr Cumberlnnd ':
8-ii
APPLICANTS FOR TAVERN LICENSE
AT APRIL TERM. 18H.
Henry J. Jennings, Cnrmichiers Borough.
Gllman Hickman. Newtown.
William Kelly, Jefferson,
Everly & Tuylor, llninillon House, Waynesburg.
Kdwnnl lerrell, KrceiKirt.
Benjamin F. Morley, Willow Tree.
Jesse Mllcbetl. Jaekson Tn.
Thomas llriidley, Sherman House, Waynesburg.
jnmos 1-. i.osnrny, irt-ene iious-, uo
II. II. Llnds-y Eating House, JefTcrsou.
M. s. Greene. Morrlsvlllc.
George iiwell, Davistown.
Islnh Faddis, ttlco's Landing.
James r. Alliliiis, Graysvlile.
Marjnry Brvnn. Jacksonville.
I'blllln It I lev. Jncksonvllle.
Llpiiencott A lonnrd, Morrlsvllle.
Pnvid R. Jones, Greensboro.
Martin Moniger. Jncksonvllle;
lllratu Cnrl, Carmlchads.
Mrs. K. J. Hiimirariier. Jefferson.
Husnn Pettlt, U aynesburg.
Maria Sutton, do.
Win. I'lillllnn. Ml. Morrle.
Jamea I'artnr.Jaeksonvllle.
S. M. Sellers. Bridgeport, Franklin Tp.
Mrs. J. Ham. Greensboro.
John Nlswanger, Clarksvllle.
William Hennen, Jolieytown.
Applicnnt must tile their petitions nnd bond
Immediately. J. F. TEMPLE,
8;lt-te ProtliV.;
JISSOLLTION OF PARTNERSHIP I
The publle are hereby notified that the firm,
tieretoforeexistlng under the style and title of
T. Ilraden Go. la this day, (February 1.1, lseo l
mutually dissolved. ROBERT BOYD,
THOS. BRADEN.
The hook of the firm will be left with theun
derslgneil, to whom all persona liidebtst will
pay iiieirni-counin. misinesa win ne cfiniiitci
ed at the ohl aland, npiKMltethe First National
Bank, Wayaueburg, by
JMl-w THOS, BRADEN.
t EGAL KOTICE!
Notice Is hereby given to all th creditor of
Morgan ueu.oi uieuniii lownsnip, that Justu
F. Temple, AaslgiiMi of said Morvan Bell, bus
filed his-acooiint in the Court ofcommnn pin.
of Greene eounty.and will be presented on the
1st day of April Term, IHW, for allowance and
oonHrmatiou J, F. TKMI'LK.
;W-to Prothonotary,
SSIQJJEE'S NOTICEI
Notice Is horefir elven tosll lh mukiam r
Jacob A. l'ennlngtou, of Carmlohwls, Greeno
ooonty. Pa., Uiat Fella H. Crago, assignee of said
JneobA. Pennington, ha Died hi account In
the Court of Common Plea of Green ooonty
are! wllIlM presented on lb 1st day of April
. . fir TE
kvpi.e
;i-to
Protbonotarr.
riREENE COUNTY, SS.
Nn ihn (krart of Common PIm. Ti--
Terni 1807 1 In th mur oC (ho neooant of
r.utiiiaiiis a. tni, i mil ill 1 1 nw Oi turn amlI tm
Jet MltcbU, a luaalhx mmm
InilllMlAVll, IWanakMM .AM - .
having ordered the account tiled notlee ulaare-
wlH
uy io wan psisimm nsnms snas lb
at th nxt term of said
R
finifrrirt 8(.
M
URDU Hi
Maiorjlf at Ihht Who rami Bwsjap, strrar
Th it a basty glsnc al a bulaM advrU
Bnt and If a
1 MAN
ABtnal! ha a ehblee atltV WjowJ whleb
he I efling at the VERY LOWEST brleej tbt
cab b afforded, It bshllV r Mm lb pabllsta
lh fait. Therefore w bat
FOUND
It beat to lfiiply thli rybody to sail aaii
einiulne our stock sJid prices before purchasln
elsewhere, and sa but Utile in rgard to our
ability and determination to tank Tt adTaota
geou to tho who at not
DEAD
Tothtlrown Interest tobny their Cendl, H II
Raisous, Grooerl and verythlDg
IN
The Grocery llneo. It. A. Rinehart. In 11 with "
Id building, opposit lb publltaqoar,
waynesburg.
A F.RSBn SUPPLY
JUST RECEIVED AND
l for sale at rnn
LOWEST PRICES.
J) E A I A N 1 K N 0 W-
QUICK r?ALES AND SnOltT PrtomS I
0
l.MMF.NSH T0f.K OK FRE8TI OROCKRim
AND PROV1N10NB
Constantly arriving at th Stof ot t
JOHN MUNNELL,
WAYNESBURG, fAi
Consisting, In part, of
GROCPItlES,
CO.sVrfTION ARIES,
TOUAt'CG,
B SOARS
NUFF.
CRACTBRnV
CHEldUa,
MOLAMsEtl,
CARhGNOlL)
FISH,
PACON,
., Ae.,
In addition to th above, a full stock of
s
NOTIONS, HARDWARE, SPECtACLBi,
IKET KNIVES
sad thousands of other articles, which arb
lug sold a low a th
TIMES WILL PERMIT!
COME AND BUY.
li'iatf JonN Mt7'ViJI:u-
JolIN IltOHU TOKA LCCA.
T.
LUCAS A CO.
ronwaknlKo nn couaisliox ukkensgrg.
And denier In Groceries, tfardwara. tsther
Slioe Fin. linns, Iron. Nnlls.Salt, Flsli, 4c. Also,
agents fur Aubrey. Cromluw ft Coon' Window
sasli. A supply kept constantly on hands. Rice'
Landing, Pn..alive tlie huh. fcS-tf.
1CULIC NOTICE.
As the firm of nUGHES A LUCAB Is dissolved
by iiiiitunl consent, the Commission business
will still be carried on at the old stand. In good
order, nnd on tlie moHt reasonable terms, in the
nnmn and style of L. 1IITGHKH A Co., (senior
partner.) They flatter themselves, by having
the House and iheliest location In the place for
Hint business, Hint they w ill Kki ElVg lllxral
sluiroof (lie public patronage-.
They will also keep ngiiodslipply of HltOCHl
I Won bnnd to accommodute all who may favor
them with a call.
L. HT OIIEH A CO.,
4;UMf. Rice' Lauding. 1.
AYNESBURG JIARBLB AND 8TONK
wdRKs;
SAYETIS & RIXEIIAR T.
Still contlnneto carry on the MnrMe ana ajton
cutting liuslnessat their long established stand
Immee4n4e east of the Publlo Hquare, between
High nnd Greene streets, Wnyneaburg, Pa.
This establishment tins lieen In constant oper
ntion since Hem, and the long experience and en
ery df the proprietors, linked with th exer
cise of sound Judgment nnd good taste, have won
for them a widespread nnd enviable reputation.
An extensive stock of the variou varieties of
the best marble kept constantly on hand. Spe
cial nttention pnld to pollahlng, pressing, carv.
lug and engraving.
All orders promptly filled. 4;23rW-tf.
PL.8TIC SLATE UOOF1NO!
The Ann of ODBERT A JONES will furnish th
PROPERTY HOLDERS!
of Green county, with th
PLASTIC SLATE nOOFINOj
Introduce! last Summer, and so highly reeom-lm-ded
by those who have tried It.
w.All orders left with U W. Jones, Wayne
burg. Pa,, will receive prompt attention,
"llHKKT JONKSl.
3;tlHm of Washington County, Pa.
yyANTED-1,000 3IEN AND WOMEN!
To act us canvassers for a series of
N E V E N GRAVING8.
FIVE BEAUHFVL IDEAL AM ERICA A
FACt-M.
Engraved ox STOKg In Paris by the most ml.
neut MtbOKrophem in the world. The faeea.
wnien are inoni iaiitlrul and poetic ooneeptiuns.
aredesigneil to typify the beat Ideal type of
A irier can womanhuud, represent lug their char.
itlea. ilMvntlnfl wmMiihl. t. . . . .
rolsm , .jumwiiwiiu ne-
The 'lithography I In th highest style of th
art, and la such as ha rarely been quailed, and
CAS.tor bo excelled. iu,wi
-Tl"l'or.'.m'u have rcelved unqualified
praise from the most eminent orlllo and nrnm-.
Inent newspaper of the oountrr, and they
should lorn every household Id the land.
For particular and deacrlntlv circular, ad. .
dro" ROBINSON1,
WS.it Xalrf8t,8prlngllld,Maai,
gLACkSMITUIAO A OUNSMlTUIHat
For
th Information of the public who di.i..
don in tin. important 6ranch mJ2.S?
worst
lea.
MR; JACOB HOOVER
doaaythin. In ItS'SffSSUi
d.) H I an exoert and win W.?."?.
ion. Shop near (b Pladlna WiiT "" !5V.'"
mo FARMERS AND OTHERS,
thf. nfyJ tewnjhlp Of
-al kirs I the beat butiiV
manuBM lured. We da o Z2,B"
manuBu: lured. We do Hot V,r.T;
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