heVaynwburg Republican.
and Job Work, oruemi j eolleetuble on
fur In advance.
nuuu .,
demand.
Nsw Advkkthkmksts The attention of
our readers is socially directed to tlio lollow
InJ advertisements, which appear for the first
time in our paper to-day.
Da-Bounty Tax Report-Washington towu-
sliip Auditors.
(j-A Standard WorkrJ. B. Burr & Co.
lyl'aiDtingandGteing-J. W. feiuallty.
A Ckowd. Court week has brought a large
number of our farmers in.
"Bio Jems." Sunday next is the recur
rence of the big meeting on Huffs Creek. It
wiU be largely attended from hero.
Fob Congkims. Col. Wns. Hopkins, of
Washington county, Is announced as a can
didate lor the Democratic nomination lor
Congress from this District.
Tut Fiao. A beautiful Btand of American
colors, caned by "Democrats" a "Haunting
lie," waves from the CenUiU Grunt Club rooms.
This organization opens tliccanipalgn uctively.
Hot sin it ? Old Sol lias finally succeeded
in dispelling the long continued rain and
cold, awl is oow making the "yarbs" como
forth and giving things a general warming up.
Fans and ices will be in demand "show-day "
Strawbkkimiss have made their appearance
in the market In limited quantities and at high
rates. Why are no more raised? They well
repay tlio use of a corner in every garden.
They're too good to talk about.
Titk Central Grant Club hold quite an enthu
siastic meeting at their new room last Tuesday
evening. Each one showing a foilins of the
importance oftbeeiiiise and a determination
to labor for its success. Lot all be up and
doing. mi
Tin. Conservative (Confederate) Solilicre'(?j
Convention that wn.i In he last Saturday
k'o hoc for the reason there is not a
corporal's guard of them in the county.
For decency sake they ought to keep still
niter being swamped in 'GO, and litis lust cull
proving an utter lizzie.
Estkrtsimmkst. An Exhibition will be
given by the Juvenilo Mite Society, at the
Col'ege Chapel, on Thursday evening June
II, )WH. rerl'onnance to consist of speeches,
Dialogues, Tableuux n nil Music. Proceeds to
be applied to the purchase of a bell for the new
C. P. Church, to be erected in Wayuesburg.
A nkw sensation has been created in
Waynesburg by the nrrival of Frank MeOur
gan'sneW stock. Ills styles are rich, rare
and racy. His stock of fancy goods and
trimmings arc superior, if possible, to any ol
his previous selections ill point of durability,
cheapness and beauty of style.
Ckooiikt has arrived aiiiomr us at hist. Its
n fine out-door gamo in which both ladles ami
gentlemen cm engage and we hope to sfe it
well introduced this gjiisnn. Nothing adds
more healthiness tlrui plenty of exercise in
the open air. And as our ladiei have no out
door amusemout in which to indulge, we
advise them all to learn Croquet.
Last Thursday witnessed the introlu-tion
of the latest improvement to our town, in the
shape of a ttreet tprinkler, but we have no i lea
of its being under the control of tho City
Fathers as it seemed to be gotten.up regardless
of expense; Hie horses travelling too f.tai, and
tho liquid being "lasses" and nut well distrib
uted. Some one suggested it was to nuke
men siick to their party. Why ? Any danger
of Greene going for Grant ?
Position. The undersigned tender their
cordial thanks to the members of the Waynes
burg Presbyterian Church and Congregation
and other kind friends, foe n liberal donation
made on the 2.1th day of April IMS. They
regret their inability to meet the obligations
laid on them by the nboyo, and many other
manifestations cf friendship ami kindness
showed to them during their stay in Waynes
burg. Jamks Sloan.
M. G. Si.oas.
EmJCATiosAi Tho committee on Perma
nent Slate Certificates, elected at the Teacher's
County Institute of last January, will hold Its
session for the examination of applicants, nt
at Wayncsburg, Pa., on Saturday Juno lllth,
1868. The Committee and all teachers wish
ing to be examined, will please ariivc as early
as noon on the day stated, so that examina
tion may commence at 1 o'clock, P. M.
J. Jackson Pliiman,
Sec'y. of Com.
Mas Kii.ixd. Tho Monongahcla UepMinm
(Wash. Co.,) of the 4th says : A man uamed
John Mixon, of Allen township was found
dead in tho woods, on Saturday last, by a
colored man who was driving his wagon
through for wood. From the circumstances
under which the body was found, it is appear
cnt that be met his death from a limb which
being caught by a tree just felled by him, Hew
back with such force as to strike, and kill lii'ii
instantly.
A Mourn. Institution. The Iron City Col
lege Is an Institution not of theories, but of the
most rigid, correct and comprehensive prac
ticc. It is an entire busiuess world in Itself
Every possible contingency of business life
(lie student encounters and works out inde
pendently in the course of his own experience.
When a man graduates from this College, he
bos, in preparing to do business, actually done
business for some time, and graduating Is lit
tle else than change from one ofllci to onotli
er. IHttibuvgh Pout. .
Merry's Muskum, for June, contains the
first part of "Mink Curtis ; or Life in the
Backwoods, by an old Hunter," with a full
page Illustration by Billings. The King Bird,
by Celia Thaxter ; Little Pearl, the "Star"
story Will's Wonder-Book, by L. M Alcott
Tho Loggers, Milestones of English History
Aunt Sue's Puzzle Drawer, &c., &o.; all fully
. apd finely lllustiated. This new magazine for
Young People is steadily gaining in popular
popular favor. Bubscribo for It j only $1,50
per year. Specimen numbers lOcts, H. H.
Fuller, Publisher Boston.
W are pleased to chronicle tho nnmorous
vulcoces of enterprise displayed by our lti-
sens. wis season, we note that operations
-are now under full headway at the brick
yard of R. W. Downey Esq. This with Capl.
Kent's kiln and the Planing Hill, will supply
matorial for tho erection of a sufficient number
of dwellings to accommodate the ever exist
ing and Increasing demand for houses by per
sons wishing to locate here. Those having
the means, should no longer stand In their
own light but act at once. It would ondoubt-
edly redound to their honor as well as profit.
Rumor says Mr. Downey intends building a
fine brick on the, lite of (he dilapidated Adams
pouts, Suqceea, - '
List of Litters -Remaining in tho Poet
Office at Wayncsburg, Greene Co.. Pa.,
June 8 I8G8.
A Curtis B. Atwood, tie mo mine Ank
rown, James G. Adams, Jas. L. Ayers, John
Allen, Esq,
B Mary S. Bradford, Amos Buraon, An
drew Bishop, G. Bilby, Esq., Nancy Bell, Mol
lle Bayard, Wm. Blair, Tho. Byers, Esq.
C Lizzie Carter, Anaa Cypher, 8. C, Cow-
ell, Rebecca Cross, W. A. Coulter, Esq , Ben
jamin Cown.
D Said D.'lany, Win. Djvaney Jackson
Douglas, Joseph Douglas, Davis & Morton.
E John Edgar.
F M. Forner, Rebecca Flemmings David
W. Fry, John P. Frey.
G John B. Gordon, Susan GorJan, Cephas
Guthreo.
II W. Hooftiek, Rena Hoge, Eleas Hor
ner, Abel Ilorncr.J Esther Ann Huffine, Wm.
Harvey llcutm,, C. C. Hardin, Anna Howe!,
F. Huffman, R. V. Hobsuu.
J Elizabeth Jacobs.
K John Kent, James James Kent, John
Keller.
L A. II. Lowlier 2 Miss Beck A. Little.
M A. Moser, Melissa McNay. Daniel My
ers, Eliz.ibeth Martin, Thos. McCino, Cephas
Meeks. Esq.
O Patrick Olioil.
P Sirs. Nancy M. Fhilips, Jacob Powers
William Palmer, William Tomniie Putter
son. 11 Thos. Rustau, Esq., Joseph Reynolds,
Nancy 31. Rinehart, William II. Richey, E.
Itusx-cl, D. B. Russe!, Annie Richer.
S Stockton Simonton, John Strawn, Geo,
Smith, John II. Smith, EphraimSk Inner, Lou
Smith. 2, G. M. Stanton, Mary a Smith, Jacob
Shriver, Jr.
T Maria A. Tilton, 3, Isaiah Turner.
W. John Woods, Silas Waters J. S. Wal
lace & Rro., Orich Wheel'T.
Josi.pi! Cookh, P. M.
Ml-sclk vs. Keasow. The evening of the
election was tlio time of un animated scene on
the square. Two parties not satisfied with
lawful provisions as to who should voto and
who should not, concluded to decide it by a
passage at arms. Tho "mill" resulted in a
couple of bloody faces and bruised "sconces"
without cither party becoming convinced of
the other's argument. One actually was fast
limny hi ability to "see it" in any liijht when the
valiant exertions of disinterested (?) partlesl
prevented such a crisis. Ihe crowd naturally
took sides and som: seemed anxious to renew
the battle by kicking up a general muss. Sev
eral loud-mouthed ruffians, who have attained
a notoriety for booting drunkon men and In
sulting old men, were especially active in do
ing the winil-work. Th wiser counsels of
right-minded men prevailed, however, and
the thing was quieted down. We understood
that our olticers. acted resolutely and would
have promptly quelled a repetition of the dis-,
graceful method of settling difficulties. Let
it be so. .if bullies b:vuly billinynrjate but be it
ititil'ritiinil lli'it pfanjfut citiient will apeak tktr
mind fcnrkatly hug o they spmk reipertully.
Sojjr.riiisa extraordinary in the show line is
to make its appearance in this place on Satur
day, latii inst. The establishment refcred to
is entitled "The Great American exposition c.
Circus and Trained Animals, "undoubtedly t!i3
largest and most perfectly equipped troupe of
any that lias started nut this season. Tie
company hails from Philadelphia, under the
management of Messts. Hemings, Cooper and
Whitby, ami is every where spoken of in terms
of highest eulogy. By this advertisement and
the superb posters displayed around town, we
learn that on the morning of tho day ofTDXhi
bition the company will make their grand
entrance in dress procession, parading the
principle streets, accompanied with music, etc.
The magnificent pageant displays tho stock
and material of tho great show, attracting
thousands from the adjoining towns, and for
its novelty and excellence, drawing immense
crowds to witness tho during splendors ot the
circus, and the performinance oi the finest me
nagerie of trained animals ever exhibited on
tli is continent.
Wt see by our exchanges that Commemor
ation Day was universally observed through
out the country. City and hamlet vied with
e ich other in this beautiful and fitting tribute
to our Nation's protectors who aro
"Sleeping to waken in this weary world no
more,
Sleeping for their true loved country, sleeping
for the fli'g llicy bore."
The ceremonies were everwhere highly in
teresting and largely attended, showing ho
deeply in the hearts of tlia people lies love
of our country and its ting, and pride in
her gallant defenders. Lang may the day be
celebrated.
"Look on this picture, and then on that."
Here you behold the infirm step.
The pallid cheek, wasting form.
Vntusted food, and a social atmosphere
Poisoned with the tales of aches, pains,
Sleepless nights and mental despondency.
There laughing health, sparkling eyes,
Elastic steps, craving appetite, forgotten cares
Genial thought and ambitious resolves,
Show the contrast and mark the picture.
One took the Plantation Bitters the other
didu't. They are very beneficial for weak and
delicate persons.
Maunoi ia Water. A delightful toilet arti
clessuperior to Cologne ami at halt the price
Eokoi'oii Elucthm. Saturday last the
Cops elected a Burgess, Councilmcn and Elec
tion Board, by their usual majority. The men
lire of the "ralo old stock !" thorough-bred,
trained to the gymnastic evolution of flinging
themselves outside of a tumbler of "medicine"
without winking or making a face intensely
Democratic! If the town didu't get along
about as well without a board of officers as
with, we should be constrained to deplore the
"condition of the country!"
Down to the Dots. Perseverance and Iho
determinali' n to do tho fair thing settles the
fact that D. Shirk has won him a reputation
for selling flue and cheap goods justifying the
immense outlay he has just made to fill his
store for June Court. Those who mean to
buy bargains as well as the best of every thing
should stop iu his room in Wilson's uew build
ing. '
Hesitaiixo. Pendleton, it is said, hesitates
whether to accept tho Presidential nomination
on tho Democratic repudiation platform as the
means of getting rid of the national debt, or
to stick by Gulher and his low prices as the
readiest wav to reliovn the country. The lat
ter is much to be preferred by working people.
Finamciai -Phalon's "Flor De Mayo," the
new perfume for the handkerchief, is creating
considerable excitement among the five-twenties,
also among the sweet-sixteen. Sold by
all druggists. . ; ! .-....- 1
ASuPHBioa article of fine Family Flour,
manufactured at Oak Forest Mills, from No. I
Wheat now on band and for Bale at N. B.
HcClelUadi Grocery Store,.
"(She ySane&buv
Wakened Up! Guiher has aroused him
self from a Rip Van Winkle sleep and again
stalks forth on the mercantile board "the no
blest Roman of them all." He has filled his
store up anew and invites the good people of
Greene county to ctll and see him, at the old
room. -
JdstOpemso. A new an4 complete stock of j
Boots and Shoes, at M. C. & H. Bell's
cheap store, Sayere" corner, Wayncsburg.
Among their stock will be found all the Spring
Styles direct from the manufacturers, selected
by M. C. Bell expressly for this market.
The time of the completion of the Baptist
College at Jefferson hi not known, but that
Fordyce's sell the best goods at the lowest
price Is a fact generally admitted.
Ipsa Veritas Is what a Latin Scholar ac
quainted with Evans 3c Minor's prices, would
say, when told that they had the cheapest
goods In Die Market.
Look' Out tor CoixTKarr-iTERS ! Money
Is not the only thing that can be successfully
counterfeited. For genuine Dry Goods, go to
Etvans ft Minor's.
Wocld You be Rich ? Buy all your dry
goods of Evans & Minor. "A penny saved
is two pennies msde."
Hair Brushes, Cloth Brushes, Paint Brushes
and all kinds of Brushes for salo at G. W.
Roberta' Drug Store.
A Pure article ofCopnland Coach Varnish
Just received and for sale at 0. W. Roberts'
Drug Store.
Tiiet W ant Money and therefore customers
can buy almost at their own prices of Evans
i Minor.
Mrs. S. A. Allen's World's Hair Restorer
sold at Braden's Drug Store.
Goino Like Hot Cakes. Evans 1 Minors
goods at the late reduction in "prices.
Plantation, Mishlers' and Ilostetters' hitters
sold at Braden's Drug Storo.
If you have back-ache call at Bradens and
get a box of Sargent's back-ache Pills.
A Lot of Double Shovel Plows for sale at
T. Braden's Hardware Store.
Gentlemen's patent, quarter Oxford ties, at
M C. & II. Bell's, very cheap for cash j
Stiiictlt Puro White- Load, sold at G.
Roberts' Drugstore.
W.
Wilkinson's Sheep Shears, a fresh fupply,
besi qualify cheap at T. Braden's Hardware
store.
Wheklino nails all sizes the best in use For
sale at T. Braden's Hardware store.
Gciiirr has a largo stock of Ladies Hats
and Bonnets cheap and good.
Stew art's Champion salve wholesale Bnd
retail by D. W. Brnden agent for Greene Co.
A la roe stock of Drugs just received at
Braden's Drug storo.
Magnolia Balm for the complexion for sale
at 0. W. Roberts' Drug Storo.
Gi'iiier has just laid in a new stock of
goods.
Go to G. W Roberts' Druj Storo for every
thing in the Drug line.
Dr. Burtons Infallible tobacco antidote for
salo nt G. W. Roberts Drug Store.
Mrs 8. A Al'ens World's lliur Restorer for
sale at G. W. Roberts' Drug Storo.
Go to N II. McClclland's Grocery for No I
Family Flour.
Family Flour, manufactured from While
Wheat, atH. U McClclland's Grocery.
Gl-iiieu has tho largest stock of goods in
town.
Ir you want
Guihcrs.
to buy cheap goods go to
Gui her still buys for cash and sells for cash.
Glihkr defies competition.
G urn ta will sell cheap for cash .
gtomcd.
HAMPTON BOWER On Tuesday, May
. 18C8. bv Rev. A. B. Miller, D. D . Rev.
Cyrus A. Hampton, formerly a student of
Waynesburg College, nnd Miss Ueleste
Bower, of Wayuesburg.
"Ay, so you serve us,
Till we serve you : but when you have our
roses,
You barely leave our thorns to prick our
selves."
gtorkfte.
tVAYXESBlRO MARKET.
W aynesbl'uo. June 8, ISU8.
Corrected Weekly for the Republican.
I'KODUCE. .
Butter (fresh roll.) Bi
turns V dux .-.
Potatoes V Duali... -
Lartl V tt w .
Tallow lt
C'liiiiitryHonp V lb
Dried Applca 9 "
SO
A 003 J 5U
l-r
- :
Be
FLOUR AXD OHAIN.
Flour Tbbl
Wlient p bush
13 (Hi
1 i
..1 15(1 2U
! 10
1 to
Kyo v nuHii
Coin V biisn.
Corn M
leal r busli ....
OI10CEUIE.S.
lb - - ...
CoflVie
2S6S3II
1 MO
IS
Jl
00
1
80
3 2.1
lb
Tea V B -. - i
Brown Kuuar y lb
Hvtlued .Himnr 9 lb
8yrupKttf. ; ;
Mohuwra i N. Orleans,)..!
Horghum y gal
Suit t hhl
Rloe .... ......
PITTkBCKUU MARKiiTS.
ttATt'KDAr, June , loos.
During the past week the goncntl markets
have ruled very quiet, and the probabilities! are
that we ahnll have a dull summer. The flour
market Is only moieratlvely active and In yni
paitiy with whent, prices are weak and tending
downward, although stocks are light, and but
little, If amy, above the requirements or the lo
cal demand.
We quote as follows, Which are the wholesale
ORAIV AND PI.Oim.
Wheat, Penn'o, and Ohio, Winter Ued S3 Si
Hye $ butu. .-... -,- -. 1 a
(hits basb..T -... ' TSftrSOe
Com bush ..- Itonlll)
Hi.rlliir WhH.it Flour 10 7S0)11 SO
Winter Wheat 11
Shoulder..
Hukiu- Cared 1Iiuh.-...m ......
13Me
JVC
lu
ldru.
1'oUitoee, f biub..
Apples fi but. .......
Ktupi dos ...
UulUr..........
I aai,)
S,I47,MI
JMSUII
J
1S931
7 00
. . g M
Clover Keed
Timothy Soetl.
rtM toad.-..
m .....( ,.t4-Ai
'Hcpubltcau, l&ebnc&ba une 10 1368.
gtotfeft.
HEW YORK RT 6O0DH l.tlKIT.
New York, Jane 8.-The Dry goods market
eontinoes dull and depreased. Prints are gwn
erally steady at 12V4313 for standard makes
as to style. In light unbleached mniltni and
printing cloths there Is some speculative move
ment both here and at the East, bnt this baa no
apparent effect on the market. (Standard brown
To Conftuniitlvp.-The Rev. EDWARD
A. 'WIIXIN will sirnd (fro of rhurRp) to nil who
(lunlre tt, the prescription with the directions for
mRkmKAniUHingiiiemiip.tt remedy by which
he wah cured of a Inna nffiwtton and that dread
dlnenne (MnHumption. Win only object Is to ben
efit thtvnfllieted and he hope every mitterer will
try thin prfwonptton, hhh win roar mem noin
Ing, and may prove u hlossinif. Please Addretttt
iW kitnvard a. wnoy,
NoJfionthSeooudHt.WllUauwbui-gNew;Vork.
o;--i.'07iyniv-io
4&-Error of Yonth.A jren. Ionian who
suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Pro-
outhful In
nirhumanh dlscrution, will, for the snkeof sunVrfnK human I-
ty, send free to all who need It, and reeelpt and
directions for linking the simple remedy by
wntcn ne wns on red. nurtereri wmninK to profit
bv the atlvertlser's exnerienee. can do so bv ad.
dresMlng, In perfect confidence.
6;5-ly 42 Cedar 8tM New York.
The IK en Una; Pool, nml House o mer
ry. I own rd Association Reports for Young
Men. on the crime of solitude, and the error.
nbuses and diseases which destroy the mnnly
powers, ana orenie impediments to marrin.ro.
with sure means of relief. Kent hi sealed letter
envelopes free or cnnrKe, Adlress OK. J, HKIIj
MNHOUOUTON, Howard Association, Phila
delphia, Pa. 6;5-ly
T 1ST OF GRAND JTOORS D1UWM FOR
JUNE TKHM, 1868.
WllHnm Fonner
.FcHse tliirnsnier
?forrls
I Center
tl.
John G, lMimiuore
Humuel lams
Jocub F. Kichey
ltavidCravne
Sand ford HuiTinan ,
Andrew Wilson
Itichhlll H
i'entre '
Cumberland"
Morgan
HpritiRhlll M
.Marlon
Moiyan '
Morris
i sprlnirliin "
HprliiKhiU
Cumlteihuid"
Morris '
Marion "
Greene "
Whltelv "
H. O. Hell
Hamilton Pcnn
H. H. White ;.
Itenlumin Kvuns
llcsin Hey nor
Dennis lams
T. P. Mitchell
Henlamin Kinehnrt
Geariro Lent ley
John H. KlenniKen
....rurnberland"
inghrnm uurneu aiorrw
s. C. Orr Morgan
Heden Heliout Morris
H, A. Huston u Ktchnlll "
(leurue iitiflinan wsstuninon"
J erci n iuh Da vidson Cum berlund"
LLST OF PETIT JURORS PRAWN FOR
JUNE TERM, 1808.
Irad Garrison
Punkard
Ashy P. Donley.....
Perry
8. B, Arnett
CnnnicUaels
Centre tp.
Jefferson '
Whitely M
H..Dnnkard
..iilmore "
Aleppo '
Cumberland'
aiehhill "
Wayne "
Franklin "
Whitely
, Morris
.WatdiltiKton"
Whitely M
Marion "
, Jackson "
Centre
Morris "
, Moriran "
,Tohn Webster
Jacob Hush, Esq...-
Christopher John
f. ft. Vu.nvnrht
iMerson Morris
Azariah Kvans
E. B Bailey
Francis Drake
Jacob Tustln
w m. Inch ram
John Barnes
Wm. Himpson
Cephas Cary
A. J-, fhriver
Jesse llunnell ,..
Capt John Beott
Samuel Woods....
Stephen Day
David P. Bell
iKaoo Kinney
Peter Ullom ....
Dennis Jacobs,....
A. M. Rickey
(411 more
..Ab'ppo
..Kichhill
Carmichaels"
X- McAllister. Cnrmlcbaels'
T. M. Taylor u Washington'
B. F. Campbell, 8r Marlon '
James W. Hays Kichhill
Jas. K. Bayers Marlon 1
Jesse Welis KU-hhtU '
John r tiller . Wayne
Johu Shane , Wayne 1
Hutch Montgomery, Jr Morgan
Hubert Catliers.. Jackson
Kit Titus Punkard '
Wm. McClure ...PiinkHrd
.losenli Keener Dunkard '
John!. Worley Waynes 1
May 13-to
R
EGISTER'S NOTICE.
Nollce In hrrcby iriven to all rredltorB. leaa
tees, wanlM and other pentons InUTt-Htt-d, tliut
the unilernlftned Kxwutors. Admlnllratonand
(iuaruianii nave nit-i tueir accounm m uie
l.tr'a ltOW.i. nn.l ilmt tliM Hjim will hA DreK4n
tt-ri tti thi OrnhiLti'. lmrt ta he held within and
for the counly of Weene, on Wrdnesday, June
to. ison. ior confirmation ana anownure.
UL- pL-ii itiif.u' c Wi.litr
Final account or Jolm Hunt, Administrator of
Ihe rotate of Henry Brlster, de- n.
Acraunt of ti. W. John, Guardian of W. K Evans
minor Hon of Alfred KvaiiH, defended.
Aocountof V. A. Knnx, Admlnlxtraliir upon the
eniaie oi Butannan ueeier. ae- u.
Aceount of Johnson Wycliotr nnd Lot I
Klrh. Executors of th. wlU of David Klcli,
lie.',!
Aciwuut of John LanU. Executor of Jacob Intz
dw-d.
Account of John ' Itnts, Executor of uellia
laiutx, dee'd.
Account of John TjuiIk, fluardian of jtita M.
tiarrlnon, a minor child of Abner uarruou,
flm-.l
Account of J. P. Morris Onardlan nf Marry
and Harnh HoberU, minor chltdreu of Hplot-r
lloucri m uuc u.
Hoy IS-te -
OOK AQEOTS WANTED
iw - . 11..!. --.I... . r.-r mm.c. 11... .I tt V.
1UIH.III-II ni'irr up cijijuri n ffrw ....
MARKAllt.K CHAltACrERSAND MKMOKA
BLK FI.ACKSOKTHKHUI.V LAND. By Hits-
dv tfmn niERr-HRR T n U.rir..r.V. I.I.. 1.
Froa. of Yale CoU Jiwf.ph itmhikius i'. u- lj,f
!.. Pres. of Wmileyali Univ.. ItT. ItKV. 'i'HOS. M.
Cl.AKK, Hlahop of K. r., .. Ac.
J uia im Knew original worn Ity inee uuuiu.
and Its sublec-Ul are annroveri bv cleruvnien of
all denominations. Wb employ no oknkhal
Aokmth, and otter extra Inducements to ( an
viuuieni. Aaenta will ae the n.lvnntiiuc of deill-
InadireAtlv with thw PI1 kl.tMM V.HH. For de-
vrlptlve circular, with full particulars and
. . -..1 r..i.i...i
UtM Ilia, .ne rii.jiiniiera,
. J. B. ilUHU A CO.. Hartford, Conn,
kV-l m
r EQAX. NOTICE
IiCttm tmtamcntary having hern granted to
tu.e uunerpiKuea oo me eatatoof wiinamu. ror
terlale of Kichhill townaliln Oreene comity,
deed., noth la hereby given to all person
Indebted to said aatate Ui uwka Immediate
payment and thnae having claims nauinxt the
anme to present them dnlr authentfi-nted for
euttlemnnk
KvKUNA POUTER,
Muy j,-ut
:xcuirix.
4 PPLICANT8 FOn TAVERN LICENSE
XI. AT J Un Ji TtKil, 8tl.' , , .
W1U.TAM PHILLIPS, Mt MorrU, Perry tp.
MAHT1S JgUPLER, Vaaatti'a Oldkand. '
S. I- BUKKETT, Eating House license, Carml
.i ohaal.. ,. , i i i . .
3IarU-M ..; i. f, f, IEJ(FlX.UMk.
fry cSood.
NOTHER EXCITEMENT I 4 .
III. TRICE ASSASSINATED !
FHANK M'GCRGAN THE ASSASSIN !
THE DEED WA8 DONE IN THE
HOOM OPPOMTE THE GREENE HOUSE,
WAYNESBURO, PA.
He has Just received and Is now orTerlngtor sals
at the lowest prices, the flnett stock of
SPUING AND SUMMER GOODS
Ever before offered In this market, consisting In
part, of Spring and Uuouuer Clothing
FOR MEN AND BOYS!
A very large stock that cannot beexcelled ; also,
a very superior assortment of
LADIES' GOODS
Of all kinds, consisting In part, of New Dress
TrlmmlnKS, Ribbons every width and shade;
Satins and silks, latest sty lea;
TRIMMINGS AND BUTTONS!
flnah, Bonnet, Neck and Trimming Ribbons;
Laces rent point, Applque and Valencia.
Handkerchiefs Lace, Embroidered, Hem
stitched and Plain. Hamburg work a flue as
sortment. JEWELRY.
A large assortment of Kid Oloves first quality
for ladles and gentlemen.
LADIES' HATS, bTRAW HATS,
Bonnets and Bonnet Frames! Bonnet orna
ments and flowers, both French and American;
together with any and all articles In use by la
dles. Ask for anything you want and we can
supply you. Also a flue assortment of
CARPETS AND WALL PAPER
of varlomt kinds and pattern, all of which will
h sjiOl ciiDH n sta tliA chminMt.
i noia ci
ll:1.1-tf.
(Brofmw Sit,
M
TJRDEKt
"over the Lirr,"
Maiorltv of those who read newnnanen. never
even give a hasty gUnoeat abualnem advertise
ment ma ii a ,
MAN
Actually has a ehnlre variety of roods which
hAlMnin(r nt tlieVKKY IjOwKKT nrlces that
can be uuoraefi, it nanny pays mm 10 puuusn
tn laci. inereiore we nave
FOUND
ItbenttoslmnLv Invite even-body to call and
examine our .lock and prices before purchasing
elsewhere, and aay hut little In regard to our
ability and determination to make It advanta
geous to those who are not
DEAD
To. their own interest tobuy their Candle, NnU
XVUlSOllS, UnJVVTIW uu ovbijiuimi
IN
TheUroccryltneo. H. A. Rinehart, In Ledwlth's
old building, opposite the public square,
WAYNESBURO.
AFRESH SUPPLY
JUST RECEIVED AND
FOB SALE AT THE
LOW
10:30-lf.
EST PRICES
R
EAD AND KNOW-
QUICK SALES AND SHORT PROFITS I
IMMENSE BTOt'K OF FTIEHH ORUCEIUES
AND PROVISIONS
Constantly arriving at the Store of
JOHN MUNNELL,
WAYNESBURO, PA. (
Consisting, In parts of
UKOCKKIF.S,
CoNFKfTION ARIES.
TOBACCO,
BEU.A IW,
BXUKK.
CRACKERS,
CHEEHE.
M0LAS8ES,
CARBON OIL,
KIHIl,
BACON,
Ac., Ac, Ac,
In addition to the above, a full stock of
NOTION'S, HARDWARE, SPECTACLES,
POCKET KNIVES
aad thousands of other articles, which are be
ing sold as low as the
TIMES WILL PERMIT!
C O M E
AND BU Y.
JOHN MUNNELL.
M:13tf.
OOL , CARDING ; .. ,
ON
TEN MILE CREEK!
J. n. DEBOLT
Would respectfully Inform the public that he Is
now prepared to
CARD WOOL
on the shortest notice and In the best style, at the
TEN MILE MILLS,
Two Miles beWJgeffivllls. He denes com
petition, anu teeis cunnuent oi satisfying auu
accommodating all who may favor him with
their patronage. Price 76 enta per pound.
tie ia also prepared to grind all kinds of Oraln
ou ahort notice and la the beat manner by both
strain and water. JNO, H. DEBOLT
June 8, SS-lm. 1 M ,i i . , "
ilUnery buop:
MRS. CAROLINE fDMWTON,
Can be found at her old stand west end of town,
atlll carrying on the I Millinery business. All
kklndsof good. In this line can be purchaa her
JuneVtiS-ir.
E
XEMTOR'S NOTICE.
Letters testamentary having beep ranted to
the undersigned on the eaUta-of Ames Enoch,
late of Marlon township, Greene county, deo'd,,
notice Is hereby given to ail persons indebted to
aald estate to maka Immedlat payment aOd
those having claims against the same, to present
them duly authenticated ibr sattlement
,ufl a. cur.
Juos 3, eML
Xaeculor,-
jEtothiug. v
B
LOW-UP ON Tufi MONONQAOELAt
STKAUKltS
ELECTOR AND FAYETTE !
IN THEIR GREAT RACE TO SECURE THE
IMMENSE ' ' ,
CARGO OF CLOTilINU!
N.CLARK & iJON
Which baa Just been secured and
SAVED FHOSI THE WRECK !
The Largest, Cheapest and Beat Selection of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
. i
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING. GOODS I
HATS AND CAPSI
Will be found at N. CLARK A SON'S,
FULL SUITS AT $6 00 !
That are good malarial and warranted to wear
wou.
GOOD CAS8IMERE SUITS FOR f II SO.
Good Pants as low as it 2t and 91 75.
We ask nothing for showing goods. Come and
see us; we like to show goods.
OUR riUCES CANNOT BE BEAT!
ap IS, 60
HPY! ALOFTI !
STAND BY, ALL!
TO SEK THE GRAND OPENING OF
SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING
JUHT RECEIVED BY
A . J . SOWERS
DRESS SUITS AND BUSINESS SUlTs
Beautiful assortment of Cloths,
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
SHIRTS READY-MADE,
New Styles for Geilt's Neck Dress Scarfs. Fine
t rencu r igurea i-ercaie Hums, vxmara a tuns,
THE DECLINE IN PRICES euahles him to
sell at fabulous low rates. Full suits of excel
lent texture, can be had at one half former
cost, come ana get me nest wniie it is going.
WON'T BE UN DEI WOLD IN WAYNEUBURO
ROOM IN ALLISON'S BUILDING, OPPOSITE
ap i.yiy-am,
pLASTIO SLATE ROOFING I , '.
The Arm of ODBERT A JONES will furnish the
PRO P E RjV ORDERS,:
(. . . of Greens eounly, with th ; i
PLASTIC SL'ATE ROOFING!
Introdoead last Hammer, and so highly reoom.
weded by thos who have tried It.
VAI1 orders left with L. W, Jones, Waynss
borg, Pa,, will rs.elve prompt attention,
ODBERT JONES, '
HIMis " f Washington County. Pa.
Joan Uoousav lonMt Locaa,
:; is a i -i f-i
m LUCAS A CO. t'
!f u -j ':-:; ';
I roawsaomo aid coaaissloii nasosisirr. ;
Ant dealers In Oroeirl, iHardwars. tawther,
Bhos ruutlns. IronjHall Pi.t
agents foe Aubrey, OromlowA Coaa't Wijsdow
Sasli. AsurolrkeereposUntlycolunde. Rices
Laatlag, pAaNrvs thsairn, -
ttpl dvcvti$rmtiitJ.
NOTICE TO THE TAX PATERS OF
GREENE COUNTY. - .
The nndenlaned. Treasnrer of (Ireene eemntv
hereby gives uotlce that In pursuance of the Act
of Assembly ol the Hth of May, liuo, he will meet
the several ta payers of the said county. In- .
I
Ihe hours of o'clock A. M. and i ovldck. P. U,
of each day, for the purpose of collecting anOre
delving State and county tuxes for the year 1DSS.
F1IIST WFKK. '
Morgnn township, Mouday, June 15, at the housa'
nr Mitrian Hell. ' -
JeSeraou township, Tuesday, June IS, at the
IIUUM VI , , .... ..VI., 1
Cnmlierland townnhlp and Carmlchaele Bo.
rotiKli, Wednesday and Thhrsilay, June 17 Ul
and imh at the houseof Henry Jeunings. -
Mononinihola township. Friday, Juue IS at the
houae n( Wm. Meat remit.
Greene townahlp, ttaturduy, Jane 2), at th
at tue uouseoi u. r, uauoy, , . .
SECOXn W EEK.
Whitely township, Monday, June 82, at th
houae of tollman Hickman, ,
Uunkurd tnwnslilp. Tneaditv, June M, at th
houae of Oeorge Howard, Taj-iartovm
Perry lownahip, Wrdneaday, Juiie H, at th
house of William Plilllips, Mt. Morris.
Wayne towtifhlp, Thursday, June St, at th
houseof Itecin Colvert.
Ollmore lownahip. June M, at the houae of B-
Hennen, Jollcytown.
Jaclrson township, Satiirdny, June it, at that
house of Jesse Mitchell. ; i
m THiiin wern. '
Centre township, Monday, Juue 29, at tbahons
ol Rinehnrt Church, Rogersvllle.
Springhill township. June SO at the boas of
r erreu, r reeMru
Aleppo township, Wednesday, July I, at the)
house of Augustus Miller.
Rlohhlll township, Thursday and Friday, July
2d and 8d, at the house' of Al. Monlger,
Jacksonville.
FOURTH WEEK,
Morris township, Mouday, July 6, at the nous
of A. J. ltarker.
Washington township, Tuesday July T, at th
house of Cllntou Lewis.
Franklin township, Wednesday, July 8, at th
house ofHniltli Urecn.
Marion township, Thnrsitny May I, at the Traas.
urer's olllce In Wuyneslmra. .
AUNKilM. BAILEY, I '
May 13, 'IWt , i . . . Treasurer.
LIST OK CAUSES FOH TR1VL AT JUNB
TERM, m.
Lants John vs Klljuh Morris, St al, No, 164, Jan
lrin, IKjH.
Rrnnt ct nl vs Kent No. liW March term, 1M0. , ,
Miirria vn l.ueas. No. 71. Juno term. 18i)2. .
Tanner vs Hughes A Kluculd, No. ID, June Wrtil,
IMH.
Everhnrt vs HicylienBon, No. 83, March term,
South 4 Knotls vs Long, No. ta, December (trfla;
Cornwell vs Wilson; No, 1, Ieo, term. lWS.
Tavlor vs Leniley. No. 7.V, Murcb term, 18ti8. .
Oonlon vs shriver, No. 110, March teinr, 1HS4.
Lludaey's K.xecutors vs Bayers, No. lit!, Mure
term, 18(1(1. . 1
Huss K. A. et al vs Btephens, No. 181; MaraV
term, WM.
HllvciisvsMurtln, No. 70, June term, 18M.
Lantr.ll. W. Vs bhlclds J. U. el ul, No, 111, Jun
term, isas,
Rholcsvs Messer ct nl, No. 118, June term, MM.
Hook vh OdeuluuiKli, Nu 211, June term, 1H0S. .
Hornbukeva Hedge, Nu. IJt, Sept lerm, INK).
Waters vs Davidson, No. liiS, September terra
Minor's AdinlnlHlrutors vs Oniien, No St Decem
ber term, lxiKI. , w
Johns vs lens's Administrators, ho. lw, Dasv
lerm. Intnl. .
Leet vs Ifniiilltnn. No. flfl, Mareh torm. 1897.
Williams vs t'lnivenavr.No. 70, Juno torm, 18W,-.
Colver etal vs Kellcy A Kellcy, No. 84, June'
term, 117. .
MrCormsck vs Rllveus, No, 131, June term, IW;
Hllllwell vs Thompson, No. 1:14, June torm, 1847,
Leiuloy vs Htephnns, No. 117, June term, 1807. . '
Maple vs Cleavengcr, No, 4, Hpt. term, 1861.
McKeanvs Hewitt AOrny, No, 60, Scut, term,
law. . ;
Porter vs Orecno Co. Amber Oil Co., No. 17, Bept, .
term, IKHt. , .
Woods vs Uluck, No. !W.Ajrl! term, ISM.
J. F. TEMPLE, Prothonotafjr;, '
Mayl4-to
T
HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, ' -
That on the Ith day of May, A. D., 1IW8 a War
rant In Hankruptcy wns issued sgalnat the es
tate of William A. Porter, of Wiiyneshurg, In.
ine
county of Greene and state of lVnnsvlvunla'
bus been adjudged a Unnkrupt on his own
who
nelltlim. 1 lint th navinent nr.dfiv dehtaann daM
livery of any property belonging to such Bank.-
rupt, tohlm or (or his use, and the transfer of
any properiv iy mill am iiiroifiuon uy law; insi
a meutltiR of the Credltora ol the suld Bankrupt,
to prove tneir iHnia sou 10 cuiaiaennoor morv
AsHliriiHrsofhla estnte. will beheld at a Ciftlrt
of Hankruptcy, In Wayneshurg, P. ml, before
Joseph B. Douley, Esq., Register, ' i
ON SOthOF JUNE, WIS, AT 10 O'CLOCK, A, 3t,
THOMAS A. ROWLEY. i.
May 31, 'IM-lt U. H. Marshal, as Mkhsknoek I
puBLIC NOTICE. . ;
As the firm of IIL'GItKS ALI'CAH la dissolved'
by inutiinl cmisent, tli Commission business
will still be carried on at the old stand, in good
ordor, and on the most reasonable terms, In th
ns mo and stylo of L. Ill till l-X A CO., (senior
partner.) They flatter themselves by lid vliisj
the House aud the host location in the place for
that business, that tli.'V will nucxivi: a liberal.
share of the public patmnuue. ;
luey win uiso Keep n gooo supply ox uiiuur.u
IKHon hand to accommodate nil who may favor
uiem Willi a can.
L.IIII0nE8 4 00., ,,
. Rice's Landing, P.
t;IO-tf.
T
HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE,
That on the 8th day of May. A. b. ISO, a Wai1-
rnnt In llankruiitcy wua Issued against the es
tate of Murtln Smith, of Morgan township, in
theconntyof Greene and state of Pennsylva
nia who has been ailjndged a Bankrupt on his
own petition; that tlio payment of any debt
and dellvory of any proiierty iMjlonging to such
Bankrupt, to him or lor his use, nud. the trans
fer of any property by him are forhldden by
taw; that a meeliugoi neiTeuuorooi me anm
Hankrunt. In orove their delila and uhinrUi oue
or more Assignees of his estaUi, will be held at
a Coilrt of Bankruptcy, In Wuyncsburg, Pa.,
before Joseph a. Donley, l.ai., Ilegisuir, on tue
20th DAY OF'JUNE, 18(18, AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. M,.,
TH IM AS4 A. ROWLEY,
May S0,'68-4t U.S. Marshal, as MiMHKhOEU,
fJIHE WORLD RENOWNED
SING EK
. SEWING MACHINE. j
OUR NEW FAMILY SIACniNE,
Has been oer (wo years In preparation, aud
whlch has been brought to perfection regardless
of time, labor or expense, and la now confident
ly presented tothcpuhlio us Incomparably the
best ftewlmc Machine In existence.
The Miicliinu in question is simple, compact,
durable ami beautiful. It is qntct, light running
and canubln of performing a range nnd variety
ot work never before attempted upon a slngl
Machine tiilng ellher Hllk, Twist, Linen or Cot
ton Thread, and sewing witli equal facility the
very finest and coarsest annteriiils,andarathlui
between the two extremes, In the most heiirrtiftn
and suhatuntinl manner. Its attachments for
Hemming, Braiding, Cording, Tucking, Quilt
ing, Felling, Trim ml no, Blurting, etc., are Novel
and Practical, and have been Invented and ad
Justed espei.lally for this Machine.
New designs nf the unique, useful and popular
folding tops and cabinet cases peoullar to th
Machines manufactured by this Coiupauy hav
been prepared lor enclosing the new Machines.
These arc gotten up In every variety of wood,
isuch as Black Walnut, Mahogany, Rosewood,
and the like, and from the plainest to the most
elatsirato pattern and finish the - Machines
themselves lielng more or less highly ornament
ed, to correspond with the Tables or Cabinet
fur which they are Intended. : ,
A few reasons why SINGER'S Inlost Unprov.
ed HEWING MACHINFJSare the best for Fam
ily and General Purposes,
1st. You can sew anythlmr from the finest sin-
?)e thickness of Swiss or Nausook tu several
hlcknesses of the heaviest U.-nvor cloHi, using
any kind or size of thread with cquul facility,
from No. 2(10 Cotton up to the heaviest patent or
Linen thread.
2d. It uses a short, Straight jtieedle, easily set,
and makes the popular Lock Stitch alike on botti
sides.
8d. It has an even self-adnsting tension which
requires no change fr r different thicknesses of
material or dlfferentslses of thread.
4lh. It is free nnni all springs, wires and other
complications, nnd Is almcwt noiseless,
nth. No threads to hold or wheels to turn la
''Jtil'tt'does not bavo to be. taken apart to oil
7th.'lt hasa parH-et feed whereby yon can sew
the finest materials without having to keep yout
work stretched to prevent Its "puckering.? and
you never have to assist th work through a Id
8th?Ttwm'tm any width, sew a straight
earn, ormakea tell in the most perfect manner,
with less skill than Is required tosew a straight
aeam on any other machine. t
IU attachment Bmldlllg, Conllng, Quflfc.
Ins Binding, Tucking, Ac, are novel and pro.
Ucal and require but Tittle akill to nse them. '
Careful Instructions given at the house of th
pUln'ey "refunded If th maehlrtos ar not a
reureaellted.
' Every machine warranted and kepi In repaid
tnre years wihiuu. auivrge. .
TTNCAPHER,
... . . i'...si nun.
Agent for Greene County.
i Was-nesburi, Pa. : 1
M-tr.
Inlwnnatlan. Information guarantee)! to
prouuee a luAortaii. gcvwi-it m uair upon a) Mia
fiend or beardless fK.:e. also a reHpetor th r
moval of Pimples, Blotches, Eruptions, ete., on
al of Pimples, Blotches, Eruptions, ete., on
ikln, leaving the same soft, clear, sitd beu ''
I, sssk b obtajned wlihoht hanrs r ad'
tne sail
tirui,
THOS. P. CHAPMAN, Ciunca.
M.ir.lreheil
sw u road war, mm
tneirseveraiuwnanipaana uttroHansattnesaiia
places and times hereinafter speeftlpd, between' ' '