ISheannesburtj Republican, cbngsban, 30, 1868.
gusiucssi Cards.
T.
W. ROSS,
rnmcua am iueoeoi.
Omoe In Jewell's building, end of Main St.
Wayneabnrg. th'tt-tf.
A. BALL,
Dealer In Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
to., etc.
4 AT McCOY'8 OLD BTAXD,
g;Hy. Greensboro. Pa.
J O. tip O. F.
WAYNESBURO; LODOS, KO. J8.
Ball In Senear's Building, out Main Btreet,
w ayneeourg, in. Time, lueeduy evening, each
w esk.
an,
I
i. OP O.
E
H09HIMKA LODGE, NO. IU.
Ilall In Oanear's Building East Main Street,
weoli. dh.
B.
M. BLACULY, II. p.
FHYBICT.A!f A D BfROKON,
Office at his residence, opposite the "Wright
House." Waynesburg, Pa.
mtr Disease. 01 1 omaiea mruie a speciality.
fi:i-8m. '
Gr
EO. B. JEFKERY.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
AU business pertaining to the ofllee attended to
promptly, uinoe wun, r. A. Telegraph Co.
cant of tho Court House.
May lo, 'fl-ly.
E.
M. BAYERS.
liTTOn.NKT AMD COUNSELOR AT IAW.
Inaddltlon to other business will attend to all
earn in Bankruptcy nvbeentrustod to his
ear. omce.oppositt i m Btoro of O. W. Rob
ert 4 Qo, lv 'i-m
I" EWB DAY,
J
DBALBB IV BOOHS AMD ITATIOSHT,
Wall Paper. Window Paper Ac. Rnnday School
Pooka of nil k I nrls constant lv on hand, room In
Mrs. Rush's building, formerly occupied by Cot
terell A Taylor, Waynesburg, Pa.
iun,y , w-iy.
W
STBAlTJETr
WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
haim treT orrosiTE count nocst.
Keeps on hand always a choice end select as
sortment of Watches and Jewelry. Repairing
rtono at the lowest ratos, 4;l:'67-ly.
F
IR9T NATIONAL BANK,
or wAixr.snuna
Open
Close
ITn'oloek a M.
loses 8 o'clock r .
DISCOUNT DAY : TUESDAYS.
D. Boner, Pres't. J. C. Fi.kss-ikm, Cashier.
B. Frakk. Plenhikex, Assistant Caihler,
yit T. WEUB, JR.,
saddle amd mnxru makes,
(IN WILSON'S BUILDING, MAIN ST.)
Jad lle, Bridles, Harness kept on hand and
made to order. Work dono lu tho best style, and
at reasonable rntcs.
WR'iprilrliiK a speciality on short notlo.
Former friends go look at his stock. 4;2-ly.
jyTI8TKY
I have located In Wnvneshnnr, and am oecn-
riylngtho lute residence of Dr. H. K. I'nllun. llnv
ngtiiken grontpalns to become thoroughly ae-
?ualntcd with both the theory and practice of
lentlsfry.nnd havlnubad an exprrlenreof seven
?-ears In the profession, I feel warranted In snv
nil thatmy patient shall i.ive no cause to com
jjlainof iiifurlurnpemtliiiis. Extraction will he
Tendered pnlnless, when desired, hv tho ndmtn
istrailon of "Laughing pis" orothcrancslhedcs.
Char?" moderate, and nil operations warranted
rk reprenonto.1. I willhe at home wtTiwrr I'er
AnvuNTt'ii!! from tho fifteenth totiio thirtieth
of every month. ,j JOS. 8. HERTIO.
Djli-tf
gUEKMAN HOUSE,
JCST OPEJTED BT
THOMAS ERADLET.
BwlHwIy the most complete Hotel In onr town.
Kverythlnffcomhltieil to furnish Ihobcst accom
modation ever yet olTereil to the public.
Meals furnished nt nil hours, lablo provided
vlth the best of thesenson.
Travellers and those desirous of refreshment
will do well tocnll. "Tom "still retains his old
reputation of an accommodating gentleman, and
hospitable landlord. House, the one formerly
"eupicil by the "MtvtseiiKor"Oiliee, 5;9:'iie-ly.
0HERT DOUGHERTY,
CARituoB if AKCFACTtrnts, wATMrairrr.o, rA.
RcRpcctfulh- gives notice that he has loctod In
waynesbufg, Pa., whoro ho Intends to mann
fncture CARRIAGES
Of everr description. From his experience In
tho business he feels confident that his work, in
Myle.llnlsh and durability, will plvo entire sat
isfaction. It Is his determination to purchase
the best material In markot, and employ none
bait competent workmen.
MAll work warranted for one yenr."V
Stfh'mvtf.
.JJARliLE WORKS,
6UMMERSGILL & BKO.
(JEWEIL'I OJ.D STANPCrrEB END Or TOWS.)
The public are respcrtfnliv Informed that Sum
mcrsgiu 4 Uro. have Just reoolved a large stock of
all kinds of
MARBLE WORK!
Pueh as Ornvo Stones, Monuments, Mantle
Work, 4n. We are prepared to furnish work at
reasonable terms on short not ics. Call and ex
amine our stocjt, styles jtnd prices, before pur-
ehMSing elsewhere. fi;fi-tf.
AYNESBUKG MARBLE AND eTONE
WORKS.
SAYERS L- RIXEHART.
Still eontlnne to carry on the Marble and Stone
. ratting business at their long established stand
Immediate east of tho Public Square, between
' Hlph and Orccne streets, Waynesbnrg, P.
This establishment has been In constant oper
' ntlon since lrttfl, and the longexerlence and en
1 rgyof the proprietors, linked with the exer-
else of sound! Judgment and good taste.havewon
for them a widespread and enviable repurnt Ion.
An extensive stock of the various varieties of
the best marble kept, constantly on hand. Spe
' rial attention paid to polishing, prosslng, carv
- ing ana engraving.
All orders promptly filled. 4;2S:'M-tf.
pAINTING AND GLAZING.
D, W. KENNEDY & 3. W. 8MALLEY,
HOUSE PAINTERS,
ORA1NERS,
GLAZIERS AND
HANGERS,
PAPER
Bhop, on Mechanics' Row, opposite the M. E.
Church, Wayneeburg, Pa.
,"MATF.RIaL FURNISHED, If required, at
Fltuburgh Prjoee. .
1, 88-6m.
KENNEDY 4 BMALLEY.
1 jpOUHDERY NOTICE. ,
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVINO PURCTXASED
EAGLE FOUNDERY,
. . . . ... 'With 1U large atock of
' FLOWS AND MANY OTHER CASTINGS,
FormwlTthepryrfthUteDnlelOwna,
TtiLIxLntllia,Je builnesilnail
V lutenchea,ndioaUkuido5 ,
r MACEOiE BXPA1RKQ, T
AjWt fWf a npo reuonable terma, and
. Wm uU reasonable alMkre at ntSoai:
.-.C.W.
COR. PENS AND 8T. CLAIR STREETS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
The Largest, Cbeapeat anil moat Baooeaafol
PRACTICAL BUSINE33 COLLEGE
rS THE UNITED 8TATE3.
OVER FIFTEEN THOUSAND STUDENTS
FROM THIRTY-THBEE STATES IS TEN
YEARS.
FOR LARGE QUARTO CIRCULAR,
Containing fill Information. Ontllne of Coarse
of stuay, samples ofCOWLZY a
PREMIUM PENMANSHIP,
View of tho Collens Bnlldlnr. different de
partments, City of Pittsburgh, Ac., &c, address
the Principals, SMITH 4 COWLE
KY.
ap 1, W-ly
Pittsburgh, Pa.
JjAILEY, FARHFXL & CO.
LEAD FIPK, RITF.ET AND BAR LEAD
MANUFACTURERS, ALSO
Tig Lead, Iron Pipe, Rubber nose, Steam
Gauges, hlstles and Vtuves, Iron and
Copper (sinks A Bath Tubs.Steam
rumps, Farm Pumps and
Force Pumps. And
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF 000D8
FOR WATER, GA3 AND STEAM,
HQ. 197 BMITflFIELD STREET, .
PITTSBUROH, PA.
ap22,'M-ly-2e Send for a Price List,
JjiUltNll UllEl
J. W. AVOODWELL & SON8,
MANUFACTURERS
A!IO
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FURNITURE!
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
' 4 M Third St.,
PITT3BURO, PF.NN'A.
Hly.
NDEnsON, PENZOLD 4 CARSON,
llAVB BE.MOVED THEIK
WELL KNOWN
MERCHANT
ING
TA1L0R-
ESTABLISnMENT!
TO
C2 ST. CLAIR STREET,
Two doors from their old rooms.
S:t,'-ly,
BAR
KER & HASELTINEI
SO. 13 rtfTH BTBIET,
PITTBUUROn, PENN'A,
MAMtTFACTTJRrBS AMD DKALEB IM
PICTURE AND niOTOGRAPn FRAMES
OF ALL KINDS.
OfSEWOOD. GILT 4 WALNUT MOULDINGS
neirnrs", sTHBEOscorr. and views.
8-OIMIngand Re.glldlng lo Order. ;4,'6-ly
J. R. NEWMYrn, President.
O. n. Amkkrmon. J. N. BitAt.t.KNnrnorn.
Hecielary. Superintendent
rp w
IN CITY
SLATE MINING .V MANUFACTURING
COMPANY,
Manufacture and Deal In every variety of
ROOFING SLATE,
OT SUPERIOR QUALITY.
GENERAL OTFICE NO. 43, 7lII ST.,
riTTSHlUROII, PA.
For particulars and prices, address
J. S. NEVVMYER, Prest
ap 22,'3-6Tn
J EINEMAN, MEYRAN 4 SEIDLE,
No 42 Fifth Street, one door from Wood,
Pittsburgh, Pa.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Fine Jewelry, Watches,
Diamonds, lnr .silver Ware,
Plated Ware of everr description,
French Clocks, 'tea Seta. Spoons.
Fcrks, Watch makers tools, Ac
And agency of tho
CliLEBKATED AMERICAN WATCHES.
We nlso keep the largest and most varied
sortment of the very best American Made
Clocks, to be found In any ellv east or
west. Persons In want of any art Icle In our
line, either at wholesale or for their own
use, will always rtnd our prices lower
and our assortment larger than anv to
bo found west ol New York City.
WATCH REPAIRINO-To this branch of onr
trace toeing ourselves practical wateh-mak
ers.iwe pay very special attention. We em
ploys force of the verv best Artists In the
country, and any and all fine delicate
and dnhcult work entrusted to our
care, for the trade or Individuals,
may rely on getting satisfaction.
Work may be sent by express or otherwise.
REIXKMAN, Mf.YRAN 4 SEIDLE,
wnoicsaics retail Jewellers a silversmiths,
, 4J Fifth tstrcot, Pittsburgh, Pi
np af,'8-ljr
mo FARMERS AND OTHERS.
X
A good Agent wanted In every townshln of
mis county io Ben nniieflll a ASJUSUDIS
Dnftli chnrn I the best butter maker now
manufactured. We do not promise fabulous
salaries to our agent, but do guarantee eood
wages to good men. Wo are anxious to have
this Churn Introduced, and to this end will make
favorable arrangements with early applicant.
Aaaress imm. ii. pi.uiiafl a iu,
l;8-ly ' 360 Venn St., Pittsburgh, 1
Bills, Cards, Clrcnlars, Posters 4c, Ac,, neatly
executea ai. tnis umce, on anon, notice.
T01IN U. HOFFMAN,
M0R0ANT0WN, WEST VIRGINIA.
ATTORNEY FOP. COLLECTING
TTEMStOMS, BOUMTIES, ARREARS Or FAT,
AND ALL MILITARY CLAIMS,
Having had 17 years experience in prosecuting
sucn claims, a naver.oeeome laminar wua tne
various Laws and uie large amount of record
evidence in mv possession enables me to be very
successful in prosecuting sus-iended claims, and
in many Instances have proved successful when
weciaimani naa ions mven mem uu lnaespair.
wo maiwi-avw uinicui, uie luun so la juata
r 6;38-ly.
JAZEAB BROTHERS,
W80UIAU
orocirs amtj commiiax -
itt, CA-n.-.j.;. .l:
wi sESSaJ"-' '-ACiTaiT.-r
i-Jy.
printing.
R I N T IN Gl
THE WAYNESBURO REPUBLICAN1
JOB PRINTINO ESTABLISH-
MENTr
SoyeTj' Building, EadoJ tin PulKc
square,
WAYNES B V R 0, PA
PAMPHLETS,
PROGRAMMES,
BILL HEADS,
BUSINESS CARDB,
POSTERS,
BLANKS,
LABELS,
&c, Ac,
NEATLY EXECUTED
WE HAVE NOW A GREAT VARIETY
OF MATERIAL!
And a more complete stock of
PAPER, C A RD S, &c
Than any MtAbliM.mArit within the liralta of
our DUBineM ciroie,
AND WE ARE PREPARED
To execute every description of
JOB PRINTING!
IN A
STYLE OF NEATNESS
BEAUTY!!
AND
CANNOT BE SURPASSED ANYWHERlS.
We employ the moat competent 'printers, and
propose to
MEET EVERYORDER
With which we are favored, in the
SHORTEST TIME POSSIBLE
ANB
IN .THE MOST SATISFACTORY MANNER
r-artlenlar attention glTen to
FINE RULE WORK
' CERTIFICATES,
; V:;: 3 check's, "&d,"i -1 -
TERMS REASONABLE!
Lei'tn hava "i BalT" - fare rolng elsewhsre.
t-lfartorr,;,
ISSIDE A PRISTI.VO OFFICE.
The composing room of a printing
ofiico is about as productive of various
questions, and elicits as much curiosity
from visitors as any place of business
we know of.
The first thing a visitor does, is to
step up to the case where fingers are at
work and watch every motion with
perfect steadfastness ; looks mysterious
and questions follow about like this :
"How do vou kuow where to hnd
the letters? Are thev arranced in or
der? How do roil know when they
l.i 1 "a AVI. i r- il
are nuiitsiuu up : nut is me remuii
that there is more typo in some boxes
than the others ? 1 should think you
would mako mistakes ; you ought to
have your boxe3 marked I JJon t you
get the wrong letters somctimesr
.Looking around he spies in a corner
a lot oi "something" that calls lortli ;
"what are these?
Compositor ',Quacls."
Visitor '.What's quads?"
Compositor explains.
Next finds the forra3 which another
person is distributing.
Visitor "1 earing era clown, enr
Compositor " 1 es.
"Can you do that faster than you
can set ? What makes you wet the
tvne? ( Looking at the form) Why
it's all up side down I is that the
wav it alwav3 is? You can't read it
can vou ?"
Next goes around the press and
finds tho roller, puts his fingers on it,
and gets them dyed a shade or two
darker than their original color.
W hat e this roller made of, mdia rub
ber?
Compositor "No, of glue and mo
lasses."
Visitor Of molasses I I should
think it would melt.
Compositor "It will when it gets
warm enough."
His next iall is upon the paper wet
down, ready for press.
V lsitor W hv tins paper is all wet :
Do vou have to do that ?
Compositor "Yes."
Vistor What for?
Compositor explains and wishes ho
would dry up.
He looks around arid finds a torm
of advertisements laid aside. He runs
his finger over a column and knocks a
whole sqare of it into confusion. Com
positor cross, and savs, 'ou vo Knock
ed that into pi."
Visitor whistles and goes out when
compositor isn't looking.
Extract from the Democratic Iiiule.
The following audacious justifica
tion of cold-blooded murder and trea
son appears in that loading Copper
head journal, theYjd (.rouse Democrat:
"Do you blame us when we pay
that God wii3 just in sending John
Wilkes Booth on that dark Good Fri
day night, three years ago, tho dark
est and gloomicstin American history,
to strike the traitor clown, ami liberate
the white freemen of America from the
yoke of a despot? God is just. lie
struck tho tyrant Lincoln Irom exis
tence at an hour when the country
could no longer hear tho burden of
him; and God, in his wisdom, cannot
let the free people of America, whom
he ha3 so protected and prospered,
long remain chafing under the rule of
any despot."
A Witness.
A Yankee, hrlving told an English
man that he shot, on o ic particular oc
casion, nine hundred and ninety-nine
snipes, lus interlocutor asked him why
he didn't make it a thousand at once.
"No," said he, "not likely I'm go
ing to tell a lie for one snipe."
Whereupon the Englishman rather
riled, and determined not to bo un
dono, began to tell a long story of a
man having swam from Liverpool to
Boston.
"Did you see?" said the Yankee.
"Well, of course Idid. I was com
ing over, and our vessel passed him a
mile out ot .Boston harbor.
"Well, I'm glad ye saw him, stran
gcr, because yer a witness that I did it.
lhat was me."
The Irish Republic, speaking ot
Banks' bill for tho protection of Amor-
can citizens in foreigncountries, passed
on tho 30th ult., says: "What Dem
ocracii has failed lo do in fifty years,
Republicanism hax done in seven. Let
our people stand by tho men who are
true to liberty. Let them respond to
this action ot tho Kcpublican Con
gress and cast their ballots for the next
Republican candidate for the Presi
dency. It matters not whether he
may lie Grant, Greeley, Wade, Colfax,
(to., they are all men pledged to the
glowing principles ot Kcpublican lib'
erty.
TllE Democratsare furiousat behold
ing on every hand the manifest indica
tions that under Grant the country is
to bo permanently restored, and the
Republican principles, made dominant
over every portion ol the country,
They are greatly in want of comfort.
They seek it morning, noon, and
night; but they linrt it not. W on t
somebody hold their splitting heads,
cool their fevered brows, soothe their
anxious hearts, and quiet their per
turbed spirits? Poor fellows, with
inevitable defeat staring them in the
face, they are in a bad way. Star and
sentinel.
A Kansas Court, 187.
s '
Once an attorney for the defence
took his cigar from his mouth, and
behind a huge puff of smoke objected
to certain testimony on the other side
as inadvisable. Ihc justice gravely
replied: .
"The Court sustains the obiection
and rules that the question cannot be
asked at mis stage of the qame"
Tho inference was, that "the coort"
played poker. - ,
Dry o0(l$.
G
0 0 D NEW SI
AND NEW GOODS!
D. SHIRK,
Now offers to the public
The most complete assortment ol
Every thing in the Dry
Goods line ever brought to
This market. The Spring
Styles, fresh and attractive
And of every variety.
HaU for Men and Boys,
Ladies' and Mlssee. Boots
And Shoe, nniurpsistd in
Durability A Cheapness.
Muslins, Delaines, Cloths,
Bonnets A Bonnet frames
Caeslraerea, and In fact
Everything that can be
Dosired, yon can buy of him.
A. WILSON, JR.
Especially invited ft call from his old customers,
belntt mittftled tho prcstlBo of formor deal
ing will be sustained find that now, ns of
yore, the tastes of nil will be pleased
regarding prices and qtmllty. Kin
brneo tho first opportunity
and give him an early call.
U-Ttoom formerly neon pled by A. Wilson, Jr.
in Wilson's building, Waynesburg, Pa.
apBVtftMy. v. etii nil.
c
Aita,
MCANDLES3
& CO.,
DRY GOODS,
94 WOOD STREET,
PittsburgU, Penna.
Buyers of Dry Oodds are Invited toexamlno the
most complete moos, orougnt 10 line jnaraet
Manv of our Most Tonular Styles are not lo bo
found elsewhere, belim controlled entirely by
n. The entire stock having been purchased ut
llio lowest rules,
WE CHALLENGE
COMPETITION.
rniNTS,
DELAINES,
ARMURES,
COLORED ALPACAS.
COLORED WOOL DELAINES,
FRENCn GINGHAMS,
SCOTCH GINGHAMS,
DOMESTIC GINGHAMS,
CLOTHS,
SHIRTINGS,
FANCY CASSIMERES,
TWEEDS,
C0TT0NADE8,
PANT LINENS, AC.
HOUSEKEEPER'S GOODS,
SnEETINGS,
SHIRTINGS,
TICKINGS,
CHECKS,
" QUILTS,
COVERLETS.
A largo and well selected stock of
NOTIONS OF ALL KINDS.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, &C.
CASH BUYERS WILL FIND RARE INDUCE
MENTS.
aplS-it
gOMETHING NEW!
MRS. E. 8. SAVERS A HOBKINSON
Have Just arrived from the East with a large
assortment oi loreign ana uomeetio
DRY GOODS,
SPRING & SUMMER STYLES,
which they propofle to sell at the lowest CASH
prices I BUCUiMI Lren mrw imu-
mlng, Dress Buttons, Ladles
Shawls, Hoots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps ; also, a
great variety of
nice articles, at
very low
price,
for
GENTLEMEN AND LADIES' WEAR,
Wares of all kind, and a complete variety of the
best GROCERIES. AUofwnicn tney nn
sell at the very lowest figures, dependlni
ig on the
to gain
quality
them ct
and cheapness of their goods
custom.
Orve thein a call before purchasing elsewhere,
nnil thev will nrove that the above la correct,
Room In Allison's building, nearly opposite the
Uoun nouae, w aynesourg. ui-n
I.
0. OF 0. F.
WATNZSBURO ENCAMPMENT, NO. 119.
ffall ta Oan
Building, east Bifln Street,
Warneaban, Pav first
each nsnth.
and second rrmn oi
an.
FACT WORTHY OF NOTE I
JOHN M. WINGET
Undoubtedly has the LARGEST STOCK oi
HOME-MADE B00T 4 SHOES!
IN WAYNESBURO.
They have been tried and found to be equal If not
Superior to any in the place I
He has a general and well manufactured assort-
LADIES' AND MISSES, MEN & BOYS-
HOME MADE
BOOTS, (SHOES AND SLIPPERS!
He keeps hands unexcelled r.s workmen in
learner, xiis snop win uc iuuiiu
NEAR COTTEREL'S TANNERY,
-After returning thanks for a liberal patro
nnsc heretofore Itestowed. I wish to snv lo im
oldcustomers and others that I warrnnt my
work In every pnrtlcular, and will sell at prices
inai win suusiy any rcusunuuio purauu,
Don't forget tho place, but
GIVE ME. A CALL SOON.
ap 8, '6S-ly
JOHN M. WINGET.
QREAT
PANIC IN THE PRICES OF
BOOTS AND SHOES!
WILLIAM BERRYniLL'S,
TWO DOORS WEST OF N. CLARK & SON'S
nnvlnc lust purchased a heavy Rtock of Boots
and Shoes of the KINKSTand BKST (JUAI.ITY
to he found In the K.ost. ho now has tho Best se
lected and most complete assortment of these
Goods ever brought to the Town. And he oilers
to sell
FOR C A s n
Men's best, whole stock, ITome-made Boots, 17
Inchleg, nt M.no,.jsand S.noj Men s Fine (Ml
at 87..i0, with a uniform deduction In rates, on
nil kinds of stoek. Mr. Berrvhlll having an ex
perience of 10 years In tho manufacturing of
BOOTS AND SHOES !
Is thoroughly nfirjuainted with thcbuslnoss, and
nun lanen great care to mane mis a
RUPERIOn RTOCK TO ANY KKPT ITERE-
Experienced hands aro constantly omnlnved
In making to order and we can safely say that at
no place elsh In theso "diggings" can tho mate
rial and workmunslilD bo surpassed.
ALL WORK WARRANTED !
Ifenow asks his friends and the nubile to call
and exnmlne his stock, as he feels eonfldent that
ne enii piease mem. w m. itr.iuii uii,i,,
12;ls-tf Main Street, Waynesburg, 1'a.
RE AT BARGAINS!
BOOTS AND SHOES!
NEW STOCK !
NEW STORE !
CUSTOM-MADE WORK!
CHEAPER TnAN EVER, AT
M. C. A . BELL'S,
(SUCCESSORS TO'HAiaTED.)
SAYERS' CORNER
WAYNESBURO, PA.
tiCall and examine, and save money t
GOTO M.
C. A H. BELL'S FOR BARGAINS
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Addrea. NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO,
. 36, Sooth Seventh St, Philadelphia,
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gUttattfOUi.
JETTER THAN EVER!
FROM
NEW YORK & PHILADELPHIA
THOMAS ERADEN, . ,
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Has Just received Splendid new , ,
SPRING STOCK OF HARDWARE!
To which he invites especial attention.
Ills store Is filled with everything in bis line
needed by the furmer and mechanic. Being A
practical fanner, he knows exactly the wanta
of his runner friends. Anions; his variety o
eoods will be found iron and Mulls of all kinds,
l'lunes of all varieties, Augurs, Braces, Ac Tut-tle-toollied,
CroKs-eut and Mill Saws, Iland
Saws and Tools uf all descriptions,
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AGRICULTURAL IMFLEMF-NTS, (
Mowing Machines, Cutting Boxes, Corn Shelters
Plows. Cultivators, Suovuls, Forks, and every
thing In this line.
SADDLERY HARDWARES
A general assortment of Saddlery Hardware, to
which he Invites tho attention of purchasers.
WOODEN WARE OF ALL KINDS:
Tubs, Buckets, Butter Bowls and all kinds of
Kitchen Wooden Hxln's, Willow Baskets,
Brooms, Brushes, Coal Buckets, Brass Kettles.
Hunuy whips, shot duns, Uoys's Wagons and
Sleds. All of which will be sold cheaper than
ever for cash i
GIVE HIM A CALL SOON.
He trill take pleasure. In showing his stock at
all times. So give him a call when you come U
town. Remember the place.
orrosiTE first national bank,
WAYNESBURO, TA. f.
ap 8,'OS-tf
THOMAS BRADEN.
MPORTANT TO
BUILDERS and CONTRACTORS!
WAYNESBURO STEAM PLANING,' MILL.
It gives us pi ensure to announce to tho pnblie
the completion of this work and the readiness ol
the proprietors to
RECEIVE ORDERS!
AND
MAKE CONTRACTS!
Tho best improved machinery Is used, l'lan
ins, Ploughing and Groovlitg, Rash and Ioor
Making, I'amielllnif, Hipping, moulding e.t
rapidly and skilfully executed. Muling prices
paitl for ,
AIX KINDS OP LUMBER!
Thev am also prepared to do oil kinds of Carpen
ter Work, wliri tho utmost promptness, and In
tho most KiihstnnMal manner.
They respectfully solicit a share nf puhllo
pntronagn, nnd Hatter Lheinseivea that they wtl
in uu ciisejj uu niiin 10
GIVE ENTIRE SATISFACTION f
All ocdors promptly attended la.
JIRADFN, WALTON 4 SAVERS,
Wayncahurg, PA
OOPPFR AND TINWARE ESTABLISH.
MENT IN WAYNESBURO, PA.
DON'T THROW MONEY AWAY, BUT USE
IT TO BUY CHEAP AND U8EFULST0VES OF
W. H. IIELPHENSTINE,
They have the handsomest and neatest pattern
or
COOKING,
HEATING. AND PARLOR
STOVES I
In use. Call and examine the different pstterns
before you; purchase olsewhere. They have
tlia HOHIJIiALE, for wood or coal, three size.;
and the l'erfeftion, for wood, three size.. They
are the best .Stoves in use.
Don't let the women scold any longer, but get
them what they need.
They manufacture
TIN, COPTER AND SHEET IRON WARE t
of all kinds. Everything In onr line will no
attended to promptly; send 111 your orders soon,
for 1 will sell cheap for cash or country produce
SPOUTING AND R0OFINGI
done to order on the shortest notice, at the old
stand, south of tho Sheriff's Honse, Wayne
burg. Pa. W. II. HELPHENBTINii.
V.. A. TINKER. H. L. MATTEL, .
rjMNKER & MA PEL,
' COMMISSION MERCHANTS '
FOR THE SALE OF
HOGS, CATTLE AND SHEEP,
AT TTIEIR OWN YARDS, '
WEST BALTIMORE, MARYLAND. '
ADJOINING MD. LIVE STOCK SCALES,
Consignments respectfully solicited. All "
munlcatlons promptly answered. Post times
Address Box IMP. 7;M-ly.
OKOROK. C. STrBBISII,
Attorney at Law. - -
Jons C. WAOitcn
Notary Public
s
TURGISS fe WAGNER,
UNITED STATES CLAIM AND GENERAL
COLLECTING AGENTS.
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S-For the adjustment of CLAIMS, of all kind
against the United States, such aa
PENSIONS, INCREASE OF PENSIONS, BOCW
TY, tlvO EXTRA BOUNTY, ... ... .
and those of any other elaas eaU on or wrltet to
the Military and Naval Agency of
8TURC.ISS A WAGNER,
Walnut St., 1 door below Itagntn' corner-1
8;21,'7-ly M0ROLlOWlr,W.VA..
I wforw at I nit. Information guaranteed t
Kroduce a Inxnrtant growth of hair npon a WIA
ead or beantlew faon, also a netpe lot tha r
movai oi nmpiea, motrnea, r.rnntiona, etc., oa
Dies. Blotches. Kraft
the skin, leavlne- the same soft. dear, and bea
tlful, eaa be obtained without charge by a4
drewlna: TH06. F.CHAPMA5,.CHiaT,
, r-Jyolul (3 Broadway, if ew tor.-.