IShe . f2Sayuesbur0 Republican,1 febiiesi-nii; Xlay .'27,.;I80S.
Noticb to Attounkvs. Attorneys will be
aid responsible for Paper Books, Advertising
Qd Job Work, ordered by thum and not Duid
for In advuncv.
demand. ,
8uch bllla to be collectable on
Naw Advmitiskxiiits. Tho attention of
our renders li specially directed to the follow
ing advertisements, which appear fur the flrHt
time in our paper to-dn)-.
sJTNew stand-P. Axtull Cd.
flerRook srerts wanted J. B. Burr & Co.
VLegal Notice Evelina Porter.
Look Oct roc Oovntkbfkiters ! Money
Is not the only thing that can be successlully
counterfeited. For genuine Dry Goods, go to
Evan & Minor's.
Ghjkt Clcb. There will be a meeting of
the Grant Club a, its head quarters on Sat
urday evening, Mny 30tb. Turn out aud lot
us have a full attendance. Good speakers
Will be In attendance.
Hon. J. C. Flenmkkx, Delegate to the
Chicago Convention has returned and gives a
most glowing account of the proceedings. He
thinks there has never been anything like it
on the American Continent.
Akotitkb DiscovEBr-That D. SMrk has a
N. I stock of Men's, Women's, Boys' and
Misses' boots, shoes find slippers People
would do well to examine them beforu rank
ing their purchases in this line.
. A Fact Votii t or Notk Opon closj exam
ination by competent judges, it has been as
certained thatD. Shirk has a stock of ladies'
shoes unsurpassed by any in the place in
point of durability, beauty of style and reas
onable prices.
Playino I.mhax Doctor. Some scalawag
has been playing on tho credluity of honest
country folks by jivln?out that the celebrated
ted ''Indian Doctor" & Lady were to bo in
town this week. Perhaps some counterfeit
. expects thereby to turn a penny.
Gratitude to this Gallant Dkad. The
(people of Washington Co., propose In decor
ate the graves nf their departed soldiers, at
Washington, on batnrday Mtv 80lh Inst.
The strewing of floW3rs is a simple but beau
tiful tribute. It will be an interesting occa
nion. Bad Nkws. About 200 feet of Dam No. 2 ,
went out on Friday evening last, which will
suspend navigation ns soon as the water gets
low.
As we go to press, wo learn that the steam
er Gallatin sunk at Lock No. 2 on Monday
evaning last Mo particulars.
Ijst By th& subscriber on ovcnln? of tho
24th Inst., between tho Livery Stable in
Waynesburg and the tole-gate at tho west end
f town a pocket book containing twenty
tlve dollars. Any person finding and relum
ing the same to me at tho Hamilton llnu.se in
Waynosburg, will by lilwnlly rewarded.
Hkniiv C. Mankey.
Mil Editor : Since the wholesale granting
of Jjquor License it is no uncommon thing to
see men who are of intemperate hibits, drunk
on the streets. Who Is it that puts the law at
le1snc i by selling to such pcrsoi s 1 Is it the
landlords, the druggists or the distillers?
Cannot tho Good Templers answer?
Ohskiivlh.
Honors to tub Cocstry's Di:ad. Gen.
JjOgan President of Ilic Grand Army of the
Republic, has designated next Saturday, ?I ay
80 for the observance of tho beautiful rite of
strewing tho soldiers' graves with flower?.
Wherever a soldier, s grave marks the sod of
Greene county, let lint soldier's friends and
the friends of tho country, decorate the spot
on Saturday.
Diiowsko. On Friday evening tho Iflth,
Robert Rigers, son of Jtmesl. Rogers, Esq ,
of Brownsville, and formerly of Biallsville.
was drowned in Dunlap's Creek. Ha and his
brother were swiming In tho dam near that
place, and in attempting to swim a cross it, he
was sieged with cramp and drowned. Voting
It ogers was about 18 years old, was nephew
of county Commissioner M'Lsan, was highly
respected, and great regret is expressed at tlio
ad fate which he has met. Reporter
Uountkrpostino. Alter Licenses were
granted last Court, some of tho Bar Keepers,
it is said posted in their bars lists ol those who
signed remonstrances as persons who could
not obtain Liquor.
On Sabbath morning Inst printed posters ap
peared in various conspicuous places bearing
the names ot Ihoso who can get liquor, which
has created much curiosity. This whole bus
iness of "posting" is disreputable. Tho tem
perance men ought to have left it all to be
done by the grog fraternity.
Goon Food tor tub Mind. Tho Tlireno
logical Journal for June, selves up a most nu
tritious bill of mental fare. Among its lead
ing characters are Goorgo Hall, first Mayor
of Brooklyn ; Piiineas Staunton, Artist; Gov
ernor Isaac Murphy ; J. G. Holland ("Timo
thy Tltcomb ;") King Theodore ; Thomas
D'Arcy Magee, with portraits, biographical
nd phrenological sketches. Philosophy of
Dreaming and Insanity ; Mr. Beccher's Phi
losnphy ; The secret of success, for Young
Wen j Writing for the Press ; Abyssinia and
its people, etc. End ot volumo 47. A new
Tolume begins with the next number, July.
.43 year or 80cts. a No. Published by S. R.
5Velli, 889 Broadway, New York,
The undersigned soldcirs nf Greene county,
.cherishing the memories of their comrades
whose lives wore sacrificed during the late
wicked rebellion, respectfully request all the
soldiers of Greene county to meet in Wnyncs
;burg Saturday, May 80, for the purpose of dec
. orating '.he graves of tho soldiers who were
iburied in the Cemetery at Waynesburg. All
citizens are invited to attend and participate in
the ceremonies. An appropriate address for
.the occasion will bo delivered.
The soldiers in and around Waynesburg 'are
.requested to meet In the Court House, May
-26, Tuesday evening, to make preparation
for the occasion.
R. K. CAMPBELL, R, ADAMS,
K. A. BAYERS, L. K. EVANS,
J. B. DONLEY, U. C, 8AYERS
Batiucation. On Thursday evening last
isrben It had been announced by Telegraph
,that the Chicago Convention had done its"
(wtk to nobly by nominating Ultsbs S.
Grant for President, and Schdtler Colfax
sfor Vic President, the boys brought cut their
Martial music, and having mustered a large
delegation, proceeded to the residence of
John Bochanan, Esq, After repeated calls
Mr. Buchanan appeared and spoke abjnt an
boor la an able and eloquent manner, endors
ing the nomination! most heartily and pre.
dieting their election by overwhelming ma
jorities. The audience manifested their ap
preciation of Mr. Buchanan 1 remarks br re
peated and enthnsiaatio cheers. The canv
p ajgn was thus opened in good earnest.
Sudden Death. Kev. Valentine Lucas, pas
tot of the First Methodist Church, of Allegheny
died suddenly between three and four o'clock
yesterday morning, at the parsonage, on Union
avenue. He retired to bed about twelve
o'clock Monday In apparently excellent health.
Shortly alter three o'clock next morning his
wife was awakened by hcarlnj a groan, and
on looking to ascertain the c ttiio, found her
husband lying on the floor besldo the bed.
$lic,lninieiliutely lighted the gas, and called for
assistance, but in a moment or two death In
tervened. Dr. Cooper was summoned, and
responded promptly, but could render no ser
vice. The Physician gave it as his opinion
that death resulted from apoplexy.
Tho deceased was a prominent Methodist
minister, and his for years past had tha pas
toral charge of the First Methodist (formeily
Methodist Protestant) Church lu Allegheny.
He had been in the ministry a number nf years
and during Ids connection with the Pittsburgh
Conference, has seivcd os President, and
has held other important positions. Arj.
Gazette.
Mr. Lucas was a native of Dunkard town
ship, this county, where ha has a large and
respectable connection still residing. He is
well known through nit tho County and his
death will be a source of much regret among
our people.
ANew Game Law. The , Leg'slatttre of
this State has pasted a very stringent law for
tho preservation of gmic and insjetivorous
birds. Th j bill provides tint it siidl not bo
lawful for any persons with in tho Common
wealth to shoot, kill or any way trap or de
stroy any blue birds, swallows martins or oth
er insectivorous bird at any season of the year
that no dear, lawn or elk shall be hunted or
killed between the rirst of Djcember and the
first o( September In any year; that no wild
turkey pliu isaut or rabbit shall be hunted or
killed between I he first of January and tho
first of September in any year; that no par
tridge or quail shall be taken or killed between
Hie twentieth of December and the twentieth
of October ; no woodcock or snipe be
tween tho first of March and tin first of Sep
tember j that no wil 1 turkey, pheasant, par
tridge, quail, woodcock or snipe shall bo trap
pedor taken by any means of taking such birds
other limn by shooting, at any time whatever
nor sliull any trap, net or suaro be made erec
ted oi set eit her wholly or in part for the pur
pose of such trapping or taking ; that no eggs
of any kind of birds a' ove enumerated and
hereby declare I to b) gams, or any insect
ivon.us birds, shall bo taken or destroyed at
any time.
'Poir Tom's a'eold."
How warm soe'er tho gonial sun
May look in kindness on the earth
In Tom June's veins no cheering warmth
Djspvls the gloomy sorrow of his soul.
Jjjtiepna, like a goblin, hunts him down,
Aiue. grim chamberlain, lights him to bed,
While Dullness, Vertigo, and Headache diro
Willi fiercer aches combine to make him
grout).
ll irken, Thorn is to instruction.
For nil thy ills a remedy is found
A Panacea, certain, pleasant, sure,
Plantation Hitters S. T 18110 X.,
A wondrous tonic, made by Dr. Drake.
We presume "poor Tom s" case is not
worse than hundreds who are cured daily by
tins wonjertul medicine.
Magnolia Water. A delightful toilet arti
clessuperior to Cologne and at halt the price
Ji'stOi-knkd. A new and completo stock of
Boots ond Shoes, at M. C. & H. Bell's
cheap store, Sayeri' corner, Waynesburg.
Among their stock will be found all tho Spring
Styles, direct from the manufacturers, selected i
by M. C. Bell expressly for this market.
For Salk! A first class Xi. 3, Empire
Sewing Machine; ono of Grovesteen's Piano
f utes, of the best quality, and a scholarship
torn course of instrucdon in Iron City Cjm
merc'nil Collego. Will be sold on easy terms.
For Inf orinatton enquire lit this ofllce.
Cobsk people usu coarse perfumery, and
viet iwot, it is safe to set down n lady who
uses that spiritual pe.fume, Phalon's "Fror do
Mayo," ns a person of taste nn 1 sensibility
perhaps a poetess or a fioe musician. Sold
by all druggists.
A Fiiesii Arrival. Just received from the
East nnothcr supply of goods, that will be
soi l cheaper than ever, at D. Shirk's cheap
store where every person goes to get good
goods cheap Try mm-
Good News.-Tho largest, cheapest and
best stock of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes Trim
iugs &c, in tho county is to be found nt D.
Sliii k's Cheap Store. Call soon.
Can't hk Bkat The large and fashionable
stock of Dress Goods for ladies at D. Shirk's
cheap store ; everything in that lino cheap
er than tho cheapest, and more to select
from.
Tub reason you should buy your goods at
Fordycc's Jefferson, Grccno Co., their entire
stock was carefully selected with reflcrenco to
quality and you are always sure of getting a
eooft article.
Tub Question, answered satisfactorally to
every body who sells the most, best and
cheapest goods? The public say D. Shirk
Giro him an early call and save money.
Save Time and Labor. By leaving your
order for coal at the Telegraph Office Prompt
delivery insured. R. A. 8 iters.
Would Ton bb Rich ? Buy all your dry
goods of Evans fc Minor. ''A penny saved
is two pennies made."
Do not fail to call at D. Shirk's Dry
Store.
Good
Fnn good sheep shears and sheep too clippers
go to Fordycc's.
All of Dr Sargent's Family modicinos for
sale at Bradcn's Druj store.
A large stock of Drugs just received at
Braden's Drug store.
Gentlemkn's patent, quarter Oxford tics, at
M C. & H. Bell's, very cheap for cash 1
A LanoE stock, of Wool Twine at T. Bra
dcn's Hardware store.
Wiieelino nails all sizes the best In use For
sale at T. Braden's Hardware store.
Wilkinson's Sheep Shears, a fresh fupply,
best quality cheap at T. Braden's Hardware
(tor.
lux, Trlx, Trix, sold at Q. W. Roberts'
Drag Store.
Pnt Paurr, for (ale -at G. V7. Roberts'
Drug Btore,
SniCTtT Pur WWULead, (old at G. W.
Roberts' Dni Store.
Medical Dr. F. Whittlesey of Washington
will be at the Hamilton House, Waynesburg,
on Monday and Tuesday, 1st and 2nd days of
June, where he Invites all persons utliicteu
with any form df Chronic Disease, to give hlin
a call. Dr. Whittlesey is no traveling Em
piric but brings with him to our 'placo the
best test of ability and skill id his profession
the successful treatment of all forms of Chron
ic Disease. For the past twelve years lu
Washington his treatment effecting cures, in
many cases that had battled the nvdical skill
of all other svstcuis for years ; his system of
Diagnosing Disease by means of the mine,
never fails to detect Its nature, locality and,
curability, of this patients themselve will be
perfectly satisfied upon submitting to his ex
amination ; his medicines are all selected from
tho vegltablo kingdom aud prepared with
the greatest care by his own hands, and Sel
dom fail to cure; we hope he may do the good
for somo of our sutTuring ones, that lie has
done for the afflicted in his home practice.
Dr. W. is permanently located ju Wash
ington corner of Maine and Chestnut Sis.
whence, he comes highly reccominended as a
scientific man and thoroughly educated and-
skillful physician. Within the past few years
' he has had the experience of a large hospital
' practice lu Cincinnati! whero ho was also very
successful hi treatment of ad forms of diseases
peculiar to malo or female, especially all dis
eases and weaknesses arising from Indiscretion
In youth. Remember that Dr. W. will remain
in Waynesburg only two days. Remember
that he will be prepared with medicine to
treat any case that nny be preieuted. Re
member that Dr. W. will make an honest ex
amination of every case presented, and tell
his patients what he thinks of their situation
and not hold out flattering inducement for the
hope of fees or reward. Remember the days
of his visit. Tho 1st and 2nd days of June.
Olllce rooms at tho Hamilton House, cousul
tatlcns free and strictly confidential.
Bass Ball has been inaugurated for the
season. An Interesting game was played on
"the hill on Saturday Students against tho
Town Boys J. II. Campbell Capt. for Stu
dents and G. W. Rinehart ,for Town Boys.
The following Is the scora i
o. R. o. n.
Rinehart,
Campbell, A. A.
Campbell, D. C.
Taylor,
llunncll,
Sayers,
Minor,
Oldwine,
5 Campbv.ll, J. II.
6'LindseV,
!Silveus,
4 1 Qavis,
IlL'uniinins
S; Parker,
4
li
H
8
2
M
Myers,
1 4
2 2
I Iooper,
Total,
25 8'.'Tolal, 25 26
V ou cvn sco by the above score that the Stu
dents were "set up" for lha Ico Cream.
Which Is a violation of tho Colleg j rules.
Wb often hear tho remark made, "an old
fashioned winter," aud it Is supposed to nunn
a lone and severely cold one. Tho one
which we hope is just past and over, wo
think came up to the mark.
Custom made Boots, call back and front
warranted in every particular, for $0.00, at M.
C. & H. Bell's!
GotoG. W. Roberts' Drua Store for every
thing in the Drug line.
Window Glass and While Lutcl of tha very
host quality at Bradcn's Drug Store.
A Fine assortment of brushes, Perfumery,
&fincy soap? at 0. W. Roberts Drug Store.
Sre w art's Champim salve wholesale and
retail 1). W. Braden agent for Greened,
Dr. Burtons Infallible tobacco antidote for
SalentG. W. H iberts Drugstore.
Buhktt3 Hilr Restorative (best In use)
sold at Uraden's Drug Store. Try It.
Mrs S. A Al'ens World's Hair Restorer for
sale at G. W. Roberts' Drug Store.
PRKScitirnoNS Carefully compounded
U. W. Robeits'.'
at
Iltuvvicrt.
STULL-GASS May 1 4, '09, at the residence
of tho bride's parents, by Rev. W. II.
Winnett, Mr. Jackson C. Stull, of Washing
ton Co., Pa. and Miss Mary E. Giss, of
Crecno Co., Pa.
BELL ROSS May fi 1808, by tho Rev.
A. J. Collins, Capt. J. Fulton ITrll, ni WaMr
ington County Pa., and Miss Lydia Ross,
daughter of Judge Ross dee'd. ot Greene
County Pa.
Jttittkct;!.
,VAY.r.sm no harkkt.
"V A y s esb l r o , May 2fl, W.
CotTfictcd Weekly for the RKrvnr.icAN.
nutbnrffreshroll,) fit)...
Egirs 9 doz
Potatoes $ bush
Ijird ft
Tallow y lb
Country Sonp ft
Dried Apples V lb ,
20
l.s
..1 30U2 AH
12'?
lis
c
FLOUR AND OftAIN.
Floury bhl
Wheat V bush
Kye bush
is m
2 4"
..1 l.Vgl 20
! 10
1 10
('orn V bush
Corn Meul bush ...
onocErviEs.
CoTeo ? ft
Tea ft
2SS30
1 80
lo
20
(
1 20
nrown isugar ? Pi
ltctlned Kucnr n lb
Sy nip gut
.iioinsscs (.N.iiriounsj
Sorghum i gal
Salt t bbl
pice jt It,
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
Satchdav, May 23, 1868.
Thore Is but little that la really now to be said
In regard lo Ihegrnrrnl markets.
We quote as follows, which nro the whnbuuin
prices:
OHAIN AND FLOUR,.
Wheat. Pcnn'o. and Ohio, Winter Red $2 (MI2 (W
Rye bush urn
(lain bush StSSAo
Corn hush lnijii
Spring Wheat Flotvr II 2"ifill 7.5
Winter Wheat...
. 12 50 l:l o
. nsuuc
2Ic
200
lSKtl,.i
6,00&7,l
lauOn
30
?Vt82o
1 an
J75
3 60
ran visions
Shoulders .
Sugar Cured Hants..
fjtrd
PolaUies, bush...M
Apples bbl
Ulleese
Eggs V doi...
r)utter...H
SEEDS.
Clover Seed
Timothy Seed..
Flax Heed
PEJfJf. CE.VTSAL STOCK TABD9.
PrrrsBcnnn, May 21, 1868.
Cattle The cattle market has been a lltte
more aettve during the past week, the sales In
aggregate beldg somewhat larger than for sever
al weeks precluding, though there ts still plenty
of room for improvmenu Prices ranging from
Hi for common, to b for good. '
Baur The sa eep market has been fairly ac
tive daring the past week, prloes have under
gone no quotable ohange. Quotations from tft
7M are mirij sieiea.
Hooe-There Is bat little that la new to be said
about the hog market. AboutaU that were offers
ed wen taken at last weeks prioes, notwith
standing the advices from the cut were unfa
vorable, prloes ranging from ViWi.,
BALTIUORlt Ji.tnitrr.
Baltimotk, May 23. flour uuehanged and
Wheat dull and scurce, Corn ateudy 9l,Wa,l,ltt;
yellow, Sl,.l,-'4. Oats steady wonteru 880
Ilyo dull j western !,.,,00(a2,le. Bacon quint; rib
sides Ho; clear (Ides 17.4c; ulioulders MJJe.
Hum21'i",. Lard dull at l'J'tfa.lOc.
OF
GREENE COUNTY.
The undersigned, Treasurer of Greene county,
hemty glv" notice that In pursunncc ol' the Act
of Assembly ot the Stb of Muv, 135, lie will meet
the several tux pnyers of tho sold county, In
thtdr severul townships ami burouuhii at t he snld
places and times hereinafter Kpocillc-d, between
the buut-s of U o'clock A. M. and 5 o'clock. 1. M.
of each day. for the purpose of collecting and re
ceiving state und cuunty tuxea for the year tstlS,
FI1WT WEKK.
Morgnn township, Monday, J une IS, at the house
ol Morgan Hell.
Jefferson township, Tuesday, Juno IS, at the
houso of Win. Kelly.
Cumberland township and (tormlchuels Bo-
roiiKh, Wednesday and Thursday, June 17th
and 1Mb at the houso of Henry Jennings.
Monongahcla township. Friday, June ISuttho
houso of Wm. Mestrezatt.
Oreenu township, Saturday, June 20, at the
at the house of U. F. Bulley.
SWJOSD WKKK.
Whltcly township, Jilunday, Juno 22, at tho
house or (jllinun Ilkkiimn.
Dunkard towniiiip. Tueaditv, Juno 2a, at tho
house or Ut orge Howard, Tnylorlovn.
Porry township, Wednesday, Juno 21, at the
house of William Phillips, ML. Morris.
Wayne township, Thursday, June 2S, at the
house of Itczlit Colvert.
Qllmorc township. June 20, at the houso of E-
llennen, Jolleylown.
Jacl siin township, Saturday,- Juno 27, at the
house of Jesse Mitchell.
TII1HI) WEEK.
Centre township, Monday, June 20, nt tho houso
of Klnelmrt Church, Itogorsvtlle.
Sprlnghlll township. June 3d at tho housu of
Ferroll, I-'reepott.
Aleppo township. Wednesday, July 1, at tho
house of Augustus Miller.
Rlchhlll township, Thursday and Friday, July
2d imd 3d. nt the houso of M. Moniger,
Jacksonville,
FOURTH WEEK.
Morris township, Monday, July 3, at the house
of A. J. Huiftcr.
Washington township, Tuesday July 7, at tho
house of Clinton Lewis.
Franklin township, Wednesday, July 8, nt tho
house of Smith Green.
Mnrloti townstilp, Thursday May 9, at the Treas
urer' olllce lu Wtiyneslturg.
AUNEIt M. BAILEY,
May 13, '08- It . Treasurer.
r 1ST OF GRAND JUROItS DRAWN FOR
J JCNETKRM, 1B8.
William Fonner
Jcsae Carpenter
John G. titnsmore
Samuel lams
Joeob K. Hie hey
liavtdCra.vno
....Morris
....('enter
tp.
...ltlchhtll "
...Centre
...Cumberland"
....Morgan '
...SpilnghlU "
....Marlon
.....Morgan "
....Morris '
....sprlnghlll "
...Springhill '
...Cumberland"
...Morris "
....Marlon "
...Grtwoin "
....W.hltely "
...Cumberland"
...Morris "
Siindlori llullmun....
Andrew ILson
II. C. Hell
Hamilton Penii ,
U.S. Whito
Benjamin Evans
Heslli Keynor
fennls lulus
T. 1'. Mitchell
Benjuniiu Uliiehart..
Clearuu l.emlev
John S. I''lcnnlken
liigliriim Burnett
urr.
...Morgan "
IJodcn littnnut ....Mnrria
S, A. Huston Rlfhnill '
tiVnfHt! HmTintW) Wushlniiton'
Jciemluh Duvl'ison Cumberland"
LIST OF PETIT JUHOH9 DRAWN FOR
JUNE TEUM, IHU8.
Imd flnrrlsnn
Asby r. IhhiIuv
tf. II. Ariutt
John Wisbsti-r
Jacob Riiiili, Kflfj
Chnstoplu'i John
Ij. U. unvorhW
i'iorson Morria
Aiirinh Kvnns
K H Hitlh
Km in it I mike
Jacob Ttistm
Win. Ihidirum
John iinnit's k,
W in. Bl in p-toii
CVphus L'my
A.J. Hhrlwr
JoHse Ilinmell
'iit John Hl'oU
Hamiifl Wooits
Hh'ptH'ii uv
hvM 1. IN ll
Isiiao Kinney
lvitr I'llom
Dfimlrf Jacobs
A. M. Rlrk
N. MeAHlstir
T. M.Tavlor
H. K. funipbcll.Sr
Jttmt: W. lluvs
.h. K. Suvci s
Jessp Wt'tN -
John Fuller
John Shrine
Uuuh Monttfomorv, Jr.-
Robcrt fathers
I'll Tihm
Wm. MciMniv
Joseph Keener
John I. W'orluv
May 13-to
...lu?iUaril tp
,. lVrry "
..LannteliHulH
..Centre lp.
...Jellcrttnii "
. Whltoly
....lMinkitrd
(.llniorti "
...Aleppo 11
...Cumbcrlaml'1
...Kii-hbUl "
... W nvne '
lanklln '
...Whltnlv
...51orrl8 "
,... ashlimton"
....W'hltely "
...Marlon '
....Jackson M
enlrn '
....Motrin 11
...Mftrmtn "
...Glltnote "
...Alcpnn "
...HicliliHl
...1 armlebnelH"
... nrniit'haels"
...W ushliitfton"
...Marlon
....Rlohhtll
...Marlon '
...lliehhill
,. W HVIHl
...W iivtie "
...Morcan "
...JaeUsod "
...iMinknnl "
...Dunkanl "
..I'litiltanl "
...W aynns "
rniiE LATEST
YET.
MBS. E. S. SAYERS i 1IOSKINSON
rtf.ivo Just arrived from llin East with a largo
iiiieui oi inreign nnutiomesiio
I) R Y GOODS,
SritLXG & SUMMER STYLES,
which they propose lo sell M thelowest CASH
prices ! suchns Dress Goixls, Dress Trim
ming, Dress ltultons, Ladies
Shnwls. Hoots nncl Shoes,
Hats lor men boys,
also.it grent variety
nlcenrtleles, nt
very low
prices
for
GENTLEMEN AND LADIES' WEAR,
Wares of nil kinds, and a complete, variety ofthe
best OUOCKIUES. Allnf which they propose to
sell nt the very lowest, figures, depending on the
quality nnd cheapness of their goods to gain
them custom.
dive them acall before purchasing rlsewhor,
and they will prove that the above Is correct.
Itoom In Allison's building, nearly opposlto the
Court House, Waynesburg. 4;l,'W-tf
pEW LIVER i STABLE
IN WAyNESBURO, PA.
The subscribers wonld respectfully Inform the
. public thai they are prepared to
ACCOMMNDATE AT ALL HOURS WITII
GOOD nORSES AND GOOD BUGGIES,
Our Stable will be found In rear ofthe Ilamll
ton i House, near the Htcam Mill.
May 20, '01-ty W. A.4C. W.BANE.
H
AVE A CIGAR?
if Rn r T.r. rv AT
T. BRADEN'S NEW J2STABLISHMENT.
no keeps on hand at nil times
AN EXCELLENT QUALITY OF CIGARS,
Smoking A ChewingTobacen,
Pipes. SnnfL.-etc., etc
PRICES DOWN! 13 THE WORD!
Call in. Royjm In the Worley House, Waynes
ap. li,'M-tf ' bUrg' P" I. BRADEN.
TICE.
Notloe la hereby given to all who know them
selves Indebted for work done at the Planing
Mill, In Waynesburg, to cell at the Hardware
Store of Thomas Braden end make settlement,
as there has been a ehange In the firm making
It neoesury to settle op the books, Tbe busi
ness will be continued ew
My30-2t . BRADEN, WALTON CO,
T l?f OF CACSE3 FOR TRIAL AT JUIiE
Li TERM, IHU8. J
Lanti John vs Elijah Morris, et at. No. 101, June
term, !.
nruntul lit vs Kent No. IDS Slareh terra, 18l.
Morris v I.tuas. No. 71, June term, IStli
Tanner vs Jluaheii Jt Kineuld, No. 7, June term,
1UI.
Everhart vs Stephenson, No. 83, March term,
lsitv.
South & Knottg vs Long, No. 82, December torm
1j-5.
Cornwell v Wilson: No, l, Deo. lam. 1800.
Taylor vs l.cmley. No. 75, March term, I8li(l.
Uorlon va Shrlver, No. im, March term, 1SS8.
I.lnilscy'a Kxeeutors vs Bayers, No. 169, Mureh
term, ISO). '
lluas K. A. et at vs Btephena, No. 181, March
trni, lti.
SUvcus vs .Martin, No. 70 June torm, 1).
Lanls il. W. vs bhields J. U. et ul, No. Hi, June
term, ism).
HIhmIcs v .Messer et nt. No. lis, Juno term, tsttfl.
Hook ViOilulllulllgh, No I'll, June lerm, ISUO.
Hornhuke vs Heilye, No. w. isept term. IsitH.
M'nlers vs Davidson, No. 156, Heptemiier term.
ivm .
Minor's AdmtnlstrntorBvsQnpen.NoSa Decern
her tfrui, I'M.
Johns vs l.uui s Administrators, No. IIS, Dec.
term, l.-MI.
I.e't vs Hamilton. No. 5n, Marfh term, ISITT.
Williams vs Cleavenor, No. 70, June term, IN67,
C'olver el al vs Kelley & Kullcy, No. 81, June
term, lsti7,
MeCorntRck vs Sllveus, No. 131, June ttrm, 1S07.
Htlllwcll vs Thompson, No. l:il, June term. 1SU7,
l.'nih'.v vs Hlephfiis, No. 147, June term, !s67.
Mnnltt vs t'leuvonner. No. f, Sept. torm, IstU.
McKi uM vs Hewitt i Oruy, No. 51), Sent, term,
K7. 1
Porter vsOreene Co. Amber Oil Co., No. 87, Sept.
Ii-rm, Im17.
Woods vs llhick, No. W, April term, 1H.
J. t TEMl'Li:, l'rothouotary.
May 13-to
u
NITEDSTATESINTERNALREVENUE
Heaver Falls, May II, ISiW,
Notice U hereby ttlvvn that tlio Hiimial list of
I'uxes on incomes, t'arrlaRes, silver l'late,
Wutchrs, At, mid Hpeclul taxes, are now due,
and Hint payment may be luudo to Ayers L.
Myers, Dept. Collector, lit
Jelt'trson, Monday, June l-s, at the flreene Houso.
Carmichnuls, Tuesday, Juno lb, at the Houso
ot Thomas Curl.
Greensboro, Wednesday, June 17, at the Mouse
ol D. H. Jones.
Taylortown Thursday, Juno 19, at Taylor's Store
Mt. Morris, Friday, Juno l,at the Houso of Wm
rimitps.
Oururd's ! ort, Saturduy, June 20, at tho Wright
lloust?.
Nlnevali, Monday, Juno 32, at Ponn's store.
Jacksonville, Tucsduy, June it, ut the House of
James Carter.
New I'reeporl, Wednesday, Juno2l, nt tho houso
of Ed. Kerrcll.
Jolleytown, Thursday, Juno 2S, at lteiinon'i
Tavern.
Cull's Mill, Friday, Juno M.
And nt his Olllce, opposite tho Court House, in
Waynrstmrg, at all other thuos.
The fornsolng taxes must ho paid on or before
the date auovo named, otherwise a penalty will
be Incurred. A. KOMIKTSON,
"Maya)-2t I'olloctor.
g 1 1 KRI FrS SaLeT
Rv virtue of a writ nf atlas ven.cxp. Issued out
of t lie Court of Common Picas otllreerte Count v.
mid to me directed, there will be exposed lo
public salent the Court Huusc lu WayneHburg,
ON SATUIIDAY, THE Olit DAY OF JUNE,
ncxt.nt I o'clock P. f.. the following nrnncrlv.
viz: All the rlnht, title, Interest nnd claim of
Jubn buns, of. In nnd lo n certtiln tract of Innd
situated In Centro townslilp, Orccne Countv.
Ph.. lldlo ll lie lanils of Wlltlnm Mllltkcn U'll.
lliim ijoodwlii, end others, conlatiilmt about 110
acres, uliout si xty nercsof which are cleared and
on which Is erected a llrlck liwollliiu House,
v riune siiihieund oilier out liulldlni's.
Taken lu execution us the property of John
Iamsut thesult ol Thouius lams lor the use of
Miuy Ann Wilson.
Mayjll-.1t H. 11. 8ir.VF.UH, Sheriff.
T
IIH Id TO GIVE MOTICK,
That on the Oth day of May. A. TV. IRffi n Wnr.
rant In Hunkruplcy was Issued umilust the ck
tuteof William A. Porter, of Waynesburg, In
uuumj oi ureene null ?nnuf OI I'cnilRyiVaillH,
who hns been ailjudifed a lliinkriipt on tils own
petition; that tlie payment of itnv debtxHiid de
livery ot nny property belonging to such lliinlt
nipt.tohlm or for his use, mid the transfer of
uny property by hlin lire lurbldden by law; that
a mcetlnir ofthe Creditors of the satd'lliinltnipt,
to prove their Debts mid lo cbooif one ur more
.vssigneeH oi ins eslule, will be held nt a Court
of llankriiiitey, In Wiiynesbiirg, Penn, before
u"'-jii n, I'uniej, r.l., uegiHicl,
ON 20th OF JUNE, lstts, AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. M
THOMAS A. ItOWLEY.
May 20, 'tfl-lt U. S. Marshal, as M KssENonit.
fHw wxoai veIjotE'J';
That on the (llh day of May. a. n, ltM, a War-
Inteol Mnriln Smith, or Morgan township, lu
UhicoiiiiI v of Orccne nnd bUilH of Prnnsvlvn
lilil, who hits been lulliidiied it Icmkriipt uu Ills
own petition; that the payment of imv debts
und delivery ol nny property belonging to mich
iiiiiiKi iipi.to til in or lor his use, nn. I tho trims
ler or nny property by hlin urn rf,rltl,l,l..n he
law; Hint a meelliiKof I he l 'redltors ol the snld
lliinkriipt, to prove tlioirilebtsnnd elioose one
or more Assignees of his estiitc, will be held ut
u "imi i)iuiKriiiii!y, in tviivilcslllirg, I'll,
before Joseph II. Donley, Esii., Hegister, on tin
20th DAY OF JUNE, IstiS, AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. M
THOMAS A. rtOWl.EY,
May 20,'BS-lt U.S. Marshal, us Messkiiukii,
R
E G 1 8 T E R ' S NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given to nil creditors, Icon'
lees, wards and other persons Interested, thnt
me iiuaersignisi mxeeuiors. AdmlnlMtrntors an
iiiinroiiins luive iiied their nccounts In the Reg.
Inter's (llllee. and that llicsiuiie will bn nrein.
ted lo the Urplnin'H Court to be hel.lVitliln and
lor tlie county of (Ireeue, cm Wednesday, June
i,., iui iiiiti ion hiiii iiiiownnee.
1'Kl Klt HltOWN, Register.
Final nccount or John Hunt, Aduilnistrntorof
inncsTiue or Henry rlrlsler, dec d.
Account off. W. Jolin.Ouiirdlniiof W. L.Evans
minor son of Alfred Kvinis, deci'ased.
Account of P. A. Knox, Ail in i nisi rut or upon the
' iinnTui rtiiiietii necier, uec 11.
Aceinmt of Johnson Wvchoff and Iyt L.
men. l.xecutors of tlio will of Duvld Rich,
bi''d.
Account of John Ijiiitz, Kxecator of Jacob Ijtnti
nee u.
Account of John Lntitz,' Executor of Dcllla
l.lllllK, UCC O.
Account of John Lnntz. Olinrfllnn of TinlRn. M
liirrlson, a minor child of Aimer Uurrison,
dee'd.
Account of J. P. Morris Oimnlinn nf Mnrry
and Hnrnli Roberts, minor children of Hplcer
May 11-tc
N
T I C E . -
TIip Commlsslonorn of Hrrmn County
rwe-ivt h'hImI iinixinlfl tin to tht 1st f .!
nf'xt,rirthfn pniiinirof thp Fonr Mitft UrllK
niMir Jafih Hthfhnrt , tn Franklin township,
In thf rollowlnt; manntT: Thu four Mnin i'omh
thnt thenroh rnst npn to be HpUocH wllh plno
um'jtrr, niim piiu- io mi kix H'l'i lonif; ft ntfw
iiitor iti iwo i in 11 triiK pianK 10 no pin fiTPin,
nnd to tf now motor! with cool ouk hinfili!-
the contract to be let to tho InwrM and hnst bid
der. MiiAHi:irr. i
J. M.MOUKIM. S-Com'rn,
ISAAC J. II urr, J
lay 6-Jt
ncBLie KOTICE.
Asi the firm of HUGHES A LUCAS Is dissolved
by mutuiil consent, the Commission business
will still lie carried on Rt the old itanrl In ,h
order, and on the most reasonable terms lu the
mime nnd style of U Hl.'tillKrt A CO., (senior
pnrlner.l They flatter themselves, by having
tho House nnd the best location In the place for
.,,,..,;.. , . Me- on, KKCKivK a liberal
iNnreui me intone paironnge.
ThCV Will also keen R ctvm1 .nnnlv nfnDncvn
IES on hand to accommodate all who may favor
L. niTGIIES A CO.,
Itlce's Landing, Pa,
4;I0-tf.
N
one e.
'. A, meeting ofthe Commissioners appointed by
Act or Assembly for the purpose oi orgnnlzlng
an Insurance Company, will be held at the Ex
change Hunk In Waynesburg, on the 21st day of
May. next. Proposed Cnnlinl t -Mian.
JACOB 8 WART,
JOHN CLAYTON,
JOHN IWWLIN,
AAUON (SHELBY,
JOHN LAVOHLEY,
DR. J.HHRIVKK,
Coramlsslonera.
SIMON HINEIf ART,
JOHN Ml'NNEL,
J.A.J. HITCH ANAN.
JOHN C. KLENNIKEX:
Ml.D.W.01tAY,
May -td
DMLSISTRATOR'1 NOTICE.
Letters ofadmtnlstratlon having been granted
to the undersigned on the estate of Jeese Rine
hart (of John,) dee'd, late of Cnmberland town
ship Urmne county, Pa, notice is hereby glyen
to all persons indebted 10 said estate to malte
Immediate payment, and those having claims
against the same to present them duly authen
ticated for settlement.
URIAH RrNFHART. 1
' HIRAM RINEHART,
ftp e-JGt
E
XECUTOR'8 NOTICE.
Letters tesUmenUry having been granted to
uio uuticrmua m in estate of William
Evmns. lete of MAnAtiiuia ,AM,hi ri
county, dec n,, nollee Is hereby given lo'all per
sons indebted to said estate to make Immediate
payment ana tnose having claims against the
seme to present them dnly sulhentlcsted tot
wiuvuauM ' jyt.in flEWiTT,
,. FRANKLIN BEATON.
MsvylMt, Eaecators.'
NOTIIEH EXCitEMENf!
in. TRICE ASSASSINATED!
FRANK M OUROAM THE ASSASSIN 1
THE DEED WAS DONE.1N THE
ROOM OPPOSITE TflE GREENE H0U3E,
WAYNE3BUKO, A.
He has lust received and Is now offering for salo
, at the lowest prices, the flues t stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
Ever boforo olTcifHl In thin market, con fluting In
part, of Hpring and Summer Clothing
F O R M EN AXD BOY !
A very large slock that cannot bcexcelled ; also,
Very superior assortment of
LADIE ' GOOD
Of all kinds, consisting In part, nf New Dress
Trimmings, Ribbons every width nnd shade;
Sutlus and silks, latest styles;
TRIMMINGS AND BUTTONS!
Snsh, Itonuet, Neck and Trimming ltibbons ;
Iju'Cs nut point, Applciue und Valencia.
Hioiitkerelilefs Ijice, Embroidered, Hem
stitched und Plain. Hamburg work a flue as
surtmcnt.
JEWELRY.
A largo assortment of Kid Ulovpa first quality
fur tiulles and gontlemeH.
LADIES' HATS, bTRAW IIAT3,
Bonnets nnd Bonnet Framea; Ilonnct orna
ments mid ilowers, linth French and Amerlcnn;
together with any and all articles In use by la
dles. Ask for anything you wont ond wu can
supply you. Also u lluo onsortiuuiit of
CARPETS AND WALL PAPER
nf various kinds nnd patterns, nil of which will
be sold cheup as the eticftpest.
HMS-tf. Ell AN K McOUROAN.
(Grofcriw &t.
Mu
H D K 111
"OVKR TUB LEfT,"
A
MJrity of those who read newspaper; never
oven give it busty ftlancHt nbuslncM aJvcrtttfc
ineut mid If a
MAN
Actually lias a ehoW'p vnrii'tv of good a whleh
ImlHHflllniiBt fheVKKY LoU'KST nrlues thnt
cuu bo utfordod, it Imrdly pityn him to publish
FOUND
It bniit to Rlmnly Invito rvfrvbo(ly to call and
examltin our sto'k Bnd prices boforn punlmtlnR
flKivhtro, and Kay but little in n-t-nr-l to our
ahlllty and di'teriuinatlon to make It advuuln
Koouh lu thoHii whu arc nut
DEAD
Tothelr own Inlvrwit tiihuy their Candn, Xu in
ivuiBuiis, uroL'uries unu everytiiui
IN
ThnHroceryllnoo. H. A.ltlnehnrt.lnfdwllh's
old building, opposlto the publlcsquare,
WAYNKSBURG.
A FRESH SUPPLY
J U S T R E C E 1 V E I) A N D
FOR SALE AT THE
L 0 W
lOirsn-tf.
EST PRICES
1 HAD AND KSOW-
QUICK SALES AND 8IIORT PROFITS
IMMENHK HTOCK OF FRF.SH OROCERIErl
AND PROVWIONH
Constant ly arriving at tho Storo of
JOHN MUNXELL,
W'AYNESItURfJ, PA.
Consisting, In part, of
OftOCKRfKw,
CONFKfTIONARIES,
TOBACCO,
8EOAIW,
SNUFF.
CUACKF.lt.1",
CHKFJiK.
StOLASSF,
CARItONOII,
FISH,
RACON,
4h e., e.,
In addition to the above, a full stock of
NOTIONS, HARDWARE, SPECTACLES,
POCKET KNIVES
nad thousands of other articles, which are be
ing sola as low as the
TIMES WILL PERMIT!
COME
AND B U Y.
JOn.N 1IUNNELL,
H:13tf.
QIFT8 FOR THE MILLION
A HUGE STOCK,
Bouarrr exprfshly for the: festive
l.IO A11E..11I, .11
ISAAC HOOPER'S
OKOCKRV AUD COC-nCTIONCRV 1
Mr. Hooper wnnld still have his friends and pat
rons bear in mind, that ho continues In thn i.r,.
eery and Confectionery trade at his usual plnce of
aotng ousincss, ana trial uenus just received
A FRESH SUPPLY
of the best quality of 4II articles In his line.
TOYS NOTIONS, and a treat rartefv of a.e,i
artloles always on hand.
REFRESHMENTS.
In connection with the above. Mr.
Hooper
keeps a Restaurant, where
DELICIOUS OYSTERS!
Wtth all the "at oateraa." are semut .
able rates.
The moat attractive and moat popular resort
In town.
acio-iy.
I N E OARD AND
BILL-WOnKt
ARTISTICALLY EXECUTED I
On the shortest notice, at this Offle ,
Ui;srrUttfOttjJ.
miiE Union f ACiflc
T
RAILROAD COMPANY
OFFER A LIMITED AMOUNT OF. f Hti
FIRST MORTGAGE RONDS
AT PAR, , ,
PAYABLE IN O O L D.
The Groat Pacific Railroad Line, extending
1721 miles from Omuhit, on the Missouri rlter, to
the tide-waters of tha Pacific Ocean, Is bolng
built by two poworful Companies The Cxio
Pacific, beginning at Oiuulin, building West,
and the Central Pacific of California, beginning
at Sacramento, building East, until the two
roads shall meet.
Both Companies have prosecuted the work
with great vigor, tho Union Paulflo having al
ready expended over
thirty Million dollars,
and tho Central over Twenty Millions, opon
their respective- parts of tho undertaking. Tbe
Union Pacific have completed SW miles hkv
run and other materials for two hundred mile
more upon the ground, ind otie hundred addl
tlonul miles are ready for the track. They will
have a much larger force employed this year
than ever before, uu J It Is expected that between
800 AND 900 MILES
will be In operation during 1808. There soems to
bo n reasonable doubt thst the distance be
twooti Omaha aud isncrnmonto will be traversed
by rail In 1870.
T'HK OOVF.RNMENT GRANTS 12,800 acres of
land, and Its Honda to tho avorago amount of
8,1X10 per mile, to aid In t reconstruction of tho
lluo, uud uuthorlscs the Issuo of the first mort
gage Bonds now ofTen'd for sain, to he same
niuouut and 110 moro. Tho Qovornmcnt takes
a second Hen, atld "Ives to tho Flrs( Mortgage
Bond-holders a prlot Hon for tholr security, to
which a largo paid-up -spltal Is added. The
Uonds cannot 1h Issued e.tcept us each section
of twenty miles is accepted by Uovornment
commission, so that the always reprossnt a
reel proporty.
It is universally admitted that on tho com
pletion of the Union Pr-clftcRnllroadilU through
business will make It ono of tho molt profitable
lu tho world-but Its wat or local business is
already severul times the Interest on Its bondij
so thnt, If not another nillo were built, they
would bo a secure Investment.
THE NUT P:.HNINOS for eight months of
last year on nn nvcrugcof JS6 miles are officially
reported nt $1,009,180. while tbe Interest on all
the Uonds it could Issue on that length of road
for thut time, reduced to currency, was only
'i no amount paid by tbe Govornraont for tho
transportation of troops, munitions, stores nod
malls has been, and doubtless will continue to
be much moro than the Interest on tho United
States Secmd Mortgage llonils. If It Is not, the
charter provides that niter tho road is comple
ted, and until snld bonds and Interest are paid,
at least five per cent, of the net earnings of tho
road shall be applied to such paymont.
Thu Union Pacific Uonds aro for $1,000
each nnd havo coupons uttached. They havo
thirty years to run, nnd bear annual Inter
est, payuble 011 the first days of January and
July at the Company's OITlco In the City of Now
York, nt the rate of six per cent; in gold. Tho
Principal Is pnyabla In gold at maturity. At
tlie present rate of gold, these bonds pay an an
nual Income on their cost of
NEARLY NINE PER CENT.
AND IT IS HKLIKVKI) THAT THEY WILL
800N BE AT A PREMIUM.
The Company havo buta very limited supply
of their Ilonds remaining on hand, but any sub
scriptions accepted to a greater amount than
can be filled from Bonds now In the Company's
possession, will be supplied from the NsW
Bonds to be Issued on Hint portion of the road
completed In the Spring, tn the order In whloh
they are received.
The Company rosorvo the right to advene
tbe price of tholr bonds to a rato above par at
any time, and will not fill nny orders or receive
any subscriptions on which tho monoy has not
been nctually paid at tho Company's offtos be
fore the time of such advoneot
Parties subscribing will remit the par value oi
the ootids and the aeurued interest in currency
at the ruto of six per cent, per annum, from the
duteon which the hist oonpon was paid. Bub
crlpttonswlll be received In Waynesburg, Pa.,
BY THK FIRST NATIONAL HANK.
In Now York
AT THE COMPANY'S orrtClj.aO Hassan St.
nnd by
JOHN J. CISCO & HON, Hankers, 60 Wall St,
And by the Company's Advertising Agents
throughout the United Ktates.
Remlttences should bo hud In drafts or other
funds par In New York, and the floods will b
sent free of charge by return express. Parties
subscribing through local agents, will look to
thcrn for thclrsnfc delivery.
A PAMPHLET AND MAP for ISM has jast
been published by the Company, giving fullof
Information than Is possible in an advertise
ment, respecting tho progress of the work, the
resources of the country traversed by the Road,
the means for construction, and tho value ofih
bonds, which will be sent free on application at
nt the Company's offices or to any of the sdver
tlsed agents.
JOHN J. CMCO, Treasurer, NeW fork.
apSn,'6-3m
curing JttudtinW.
-IIIIE WORLD RENOWNED
X
SINGER
SEWIXGl MAC'lUXE.
OUR NEW Fa"mILY MACHINE.
una neon over iwo years In preparation, and
which has lieon brought to iMTfcctlon regardless
of time, InlKir or expense, and Is now confident
ly presented totheuuhlic n Incomnsrehlv lha
bestrewing Machine In existence.
The Machine In question Is simple, compact,
durable end beautiful. It is nnlct. Ilaht running
and capable of informing a range and variety
o, wiirn never IHMore BllcmnjPn upon a Single
Machine using cither Silk, Twist, Linen or Cot
tcn Thresd.nn.l sewing with W)lll facility tho
very ilncst nnd coarsest materials, nnd anything
between the two ext remes, In the most beautiful
and substantial manner. Its attachments for
Hemming. Braiding, Cording, Tucking, Quilt-
11, h. "imia, 1 1 (uu,,,, i4, niiming, nro ptoTnt
and Practical, nnd have been Invented and ad-
Justed especially for this Machine.
.rw uoBigus 01 ine unique, nsemi ana popruar
folding tops and cabinet, cases peculiar to tho
Machines manufactured by this Company have
been prepared for enclosing the new Mschlnee.
These are gotten up In every variety of wood,
such as Rlack Walnut, Mahogany, Rosewood,
and(the like, and from the plainest to the most
elnljornro pett.Tn and finish the Machines
themselves being more or lees highly ornament
ed, to correspond with the Tables or Cabinets
for which they are Intended,
A few reasons why HtNOER'S latest ImoTOV.
edHKWINOMAcHLNEHaro tlie beat for ran.
tiy and General Purposes.
1st. You can sew anything from I ho finest sin
gle thickness of Swiss or Nansonk to several
thicknesses of the heaviest Beaver eloth, Using
nny kind nrslse of thread with equal facility
from No. 300 Cotton up to tho heaviest patent or
Linen thread.
9r1 ft ne- a li nrf afrnlffttt tnvll-i . ,, .
and makes tho popular Lock Stitch alike on botn
sides.
8d. It has an even self-adlrtstlnstenslnn whtoW
requires no change for different thicknesses) ot
mntJTlnl ordihVrent sizes of thread.
sin. it is rrne mim all snr nus. wlra aiwt mw
complication, anu is almost noiseless.
6th. No threads to hold or wheels to turn la
starling. . e.
Oth. It does not havo to be taken apart to oil
and clean It.
Tih. It. boss perfect feed whereby you can sew
the finest materials without having to keep yoar
work stretched to prevent its "puckering," and
yqu never have to assist the work through as In
all other machines.
sth. It will hem any width, sew a straight
seam, or make a tell in the most perfect manner,
with less skill than Is required to sew a straight
seem on nny other machine.
Its nttnehments for Braiding, Cording, Quilt
ing, Binding, Tncklng, An., are novel and prao
tlcal, and reqnlro but llttlo Skill to no them.
Careful Instructions glvon at the house of tho
purchswr.
Money refunded If tho mseblnas an hot SSI
represented.
Kvery machine warranted and kepi In rsMtr
three years without charge.
H. P. FNCAPtrfcR,
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