Won to ATTomi:rs.-Attorneys will be
end Job M urk, ordered by then, and no paid
for in advance: Such bills to be collectable ou
demand.
:'Kw ADVEMtsKiiMii's. The attention of
our readers l specially directed to the follow
ing advertisements, which appear for the first
lime in our paper to-day.
trOur New Chirt-H. II. Lloyd & Co.
(tiecutors Notice Joha Lewis, Jacob
Greenlee.
BTBAWBEiraiti are done tor tha season.
Ti" runs a coach, tri weekly, to and
from Pittsburgh.
Bathixq in the creek is one of the comforts
of the times.
Yotro persons desiring to study German or
Latin, will fiud good instruction at the Nor
mal School.
Almost twenty columnsof new reading
matter in the RtrinucAX each week. Price
fifty ttntt in ajvanct from now until after the
' election. Send in the money and names.
To-Monttow or to-day rather will be a
big day in Waynesburg. Numerous lodges
will be in attendance at the Mason walk ac
companied by three or four bands of music.
There will he a large crowd and a good lime
'It the weather is favorable.
Tm Weathkb. Until Bwurdsy lust the
weather had been dry for a spell. On Sunday
night a lino shower of rain fell, refreshing veg
' etatlon, cooling the air and laying the dust.
It was most opportune. Corn and grain of
all kinds are looking well.
lxoEcaNT.--Tlio window of the iron clad
part of the Prothonotary's ofllee is nppropria- i
ted to another use than that intended. I rom
the looks a little chloride of whito limo would
prove beneficial. Tho whole building is de
generating rapidly into a Democratic cess
pool. A Fbkak. Monday one of thoso strange
occurrences which happen in our natural lives.
Our citizens some of them were not thrown
Into excitiment but throwing themaelve out
Bido th.ir coats, went into tho street ami
cleaned it up much nicer than we have seen
it for many a day. Nobody killed, but sever
al mortally lazy.
Mioration. The people of New York are at
present in a high state of excitement concern-
Inn a colony being formed in Carmlchiels to ;
move thence to Tennessee. It is snid to be of-1
fleered by heroic Bpirits, anxious to move to
this new land of promise bv a knight errantry
as c'ovo:cd as that of Don QuixUc. Anything
about it in Greene county?
9csk.-The tow-boat "Lark," in the employ
of the Old Line, sunk her flat loaded with
freight near Fredcricktotvn, Baturd ty night
' about 12 o'clock. The h ss will be quite he ivy
on some body as it went down in twenty feet
of water. Several parties hero had goods
lost or damaged. Railroad ! railroad ! !
r-a i-l-r-o-ad ill
Fair at Waynesduko. Among the miny
schemes at present rn foot among our eilizens
that of an agiicultural fair to be held in this
place is worthy of note. About one thousand
dollars have been subscr.ho 1, nnd wo under
stand the ground can be procured and lilted
up In timo for exhibition the coming Full.
When the arrangements arc complete and wa
ter runs up bill Instead of down our readers
shall be duly posted.
Fayette Couxtt. The Simdird mentions
the mysterious disappearance of Hannah Cra
0, of Davidson's Ferry. It Is supposed she
drowned herself In tho Monongaho'.a River on
Saturday, May tho 20th. A woman answer
ing her desciiption was seen near the river
that day with a bundle in hor arms, and as
he has not been seen since the probablity is
that the jumped into the river. She had not
been in her right mind for somo time,
Qbawt and Colfax. Wo have received
from H. H. Lloyd & Co., 21 John Street,
New York, tho well-known Map Publishers
Colored Pictorial and Statistical Chart con
tabling very good likenesses of our Cacdi
flates, Sketches of their lives, tho Platform,
Letter of Acceptance, Portraits of all the
Presidents, and very interesting Statistics re
lating to former Presidontial elections. This
Chart is designed for the masses, and sold so
cheaply that all can havo it. See advertise,
ment In another column.
Propose to CBLEmuTis. "Vigilant" Lodge'
I. O. of Q. T., arc making preparations to ob
serve the anniversary of tho Fourth by a
grand Temperance picnic, in which all the
Sabbath Schools, and tho citizens generally
havo been invited to participate. It is intend
ed to make the affair interesting by speeches
appropriate to the day and occasion, by toasts,
etc. It will be largely 'attended .
Since the above is in type wo have received a
card inviting "ell the friends of Temperance
and moral reform to participate," with the
addition to the programme of vocal and instru
mental music and refreshments, signed by
A. G. Cross, I
B. F.Flminikkm, Com.
A. C. Shalley, )
Oratcitocs Suooestions. Whcro thcro
a Urge family wo would most respectfully sug
gest the propriety of not sending over one
half of them to the Post oflico for a letter at
the tpme time, especially as all know that the
room In which mail matter is distributed, hero
Is a very small ono. Another bint : Whon
you do receive a letter or a paper, pass out of
the distributing room as quick as possible
and do not show your want of appreciating the
convenience of others by halting right in the
door, oponlng your letter, an! standing there,
blockading tho way all the while until you
have read It through, and digested Its contents.
Nonejbnt unmannerly people do tills, but it is
done nevertheless quite frequently in the Post
office in Waynesburg Pa.
JJqewood ; or, Village life in Now England ;
by Henry Ward Beecher.
This story originally written for the Ltdtjtr,
boa been published in book form, by the well
known firm of Charles Scrlbner G., 654
Broadway, New York. The book contains
nearly six hundred pages, in cloth binding,
and will be sent post paid for S,60 to any ad
dress. It merits ire unquestioned, as Mr.
Beecher never puts in print anything but good
Els picture of New England life is vivid as life,
characters and sentiment are evenly drawn
and tha wit and wisdom Intermingled fur
nishes a never falling source of interest Mr.
Beecher draws largely from Nature and his
wonderful power of description added to a
keen Insight and love for natural objects,.
makes (he work very injunctive as well as
amusing. It should be In every family circle
when (here it taste tor bet and fancy in
Wvfsrjpd.
Mooac'f Lin or Hon. f?ciicna Colfax.
T. B. Paterson 4 Bra,' No. 306 Chestnut Bt ,
Philadelphia, have in Press and will publish
In a few days, "The Life or Hon. Bchuyler
Colfax," written by Rev. A. V. Moore,' of
South Bend, Indiana, who was for twelve
years as pastor and friend, In the entire confi
dence of Mr. Coll'ux, and hud access to the
files of the paper published by Mr. Colfax for
twelve years, and to fie Congretiional Globe;
knows all his past history and all who have
known him from boyhood. He begin hU bi
ography two or thrco years ago, so that It is
not one of the hurried and ephemera! publica
tions so common In election years. Mr.
Moore is a gentleman of flue talant and cul
ture, and their U no doubt but that his biogra
phy of Mr. Colfax will be worthy of its dii-'
tinguished subject.
The following letter from Mr. Colfax, to
Rev. A. Y. Mooro will explain itself:
Washington, DC, My 30, 1867.
"My dtnr Mr. Moore . As your prediction
of a year ago h is been resized, I have no fur
ther oljectiou to your publishing any sketch
more or less full, of my life, you may have
prepared. As you was for a dozen years a
iellow townsman of mine, and a valued friend
I suppi.su you know as much about my histo
ry us the public woull care about knowing ;
and alibi nigh my engrossing duties here
leave me no limn to reviso lliu manuscript, I
have no fear that your work will not be a faith
ful one." Yours, very truly,
St.'lll.Yl.KR C'OI.FAX.
Rev. A. Y. Moore, S ulh llend, Indian.
It will bo published. In a 1 irge duodecimo
volume of five bun bed pii?c9, printed from
large type, and on the finest and best of white
paper, with a portrait, on stud, ol Mr. Colfax
exei'uted by one of the first artists In the
country, from photographs taken from Mr.
Colfax within the last week ; the whole hound
in cloth In th'j " most substantial manner.
Price $1,50 a copy. Canvassers wanted eve
rywhere. Lirijc illscoun's given. Copies will
be sent to any one at once, post pal I, ou re
celpt of price, by tln'publishurs.
Vir.ST Yiiiginia. It will soon bo a year
since limy have had a death In Morgantowu.
It is lurd telling whether it is owing to tho
salubrity of tho climate or Ilia disgust of the
devil.
Whooping congh Is prevalent in Morgan
town, as yut without serious results.
The Chtrkshurg Tthjviph in a lengthy arti
cle, warmly advocates tho cljctlon of Gen.
T. M. II an is as United States Senator, to suc
ceed Mr. Van Winkle.
Moses B. II irter, of Monongalia county,
writes us that he sheared Ids Vermont Buck
purchased at tha C irniLliffils Fair last fall,
and the fleece weighed twenty pounds heavy
weight. This H ahead, by one half pound, of
anything in this '!igin's."
Peter J. Weaver killed a rittesn ke, on
Monday last, upon tho farm of Mr. J. II.
Hoffman, near Morgantown, that measured
lour mm a Hall IjkI in length, and was sup
plied with seventeen rattles.
Governor Horeman of West Virginia offers
onn hundred dollars reward for the. nrrest and
delivery to tho authorities of Taylor county.
West Vbginia, of Richard Clever, for the
murder of Harmon I lesser, on the 2"th day
of May. Clever is about live i"-et eight inches
high, spar.'ly built, long chin, brown hair,
whis'rers nnd mustache thin on his f.ice nnd
lighter than hair eyes blue nnJ sunken, com
plexion fail', lie is supposed to bo some
where in Pi nnsylvauia, as he has friends nnd
relatives in this Slate.
Washington Cokstt. linn Geo- V. Law
renco has announced himself as a candidate
for Congressional honors. Tiio Reporter
thinks "Mr. Lawrence will received the hear
ty support of this county for the nomination."
Hut that won't elect Mr. Lawrence in the Dis
trict. The Democracy Invo put the following
ticket In the field: Congress, CjI. Win.
Hopkins ; Assembly, R. M Ivinley, of West
Brownsville, and Alfred Crvigh of Washing
ton : District Attorney, Ianthus Benllev of
Monongahel v City ; Commissincr, James
Kerr; of Carroll Auditor, A. K. Walker, Cross
Creek ; Director ol tho Poor, .1 M. Day ol
Morris.
Tho editor of the M-mong-iheln RtpMimn
Mr. Chill ll iz.ird, recently expressed him
self very much disgusted at the course of
seven Senators on Impeachment, alleging that
the pcoplo were outraged and betrayed by
their action. For this he was removed from
tho position of Postmaster of Monongahcla
City, a place ho his long and satisfactorily
filled. Ot course ho is honored for sacrificing
place (or principle.
Coppcrhcnds are preparing to desecrate the
memories of the coming anlversary of the
Fourth by holding a picnic in a grove near
Washing! n.
"Tiiky made her a grave too cold and damp
For a soul so honest and trua."
If tin y had been wise, the dire necessity of
opening the grave for one so lovely might
havo been averted. Plantation Bitters if
timely used, nre sure to rescue the young and
lovely, the middle-nged, nnd the ailing, from
confirmed sickness.
Almost all diseases havo their begining in
some tl'ujht difficulty of the Stomach, which
would cventtmto in Dyspepsia. Ilendache,
Liver Complaints, Night Sweats, Comsumption
Death. Plantation Bitters will prevent these
premonitory symptoms, nnd keep the blood
pare and the health good.
While they invigorate the system they en
liven the mind.
Maonolia Water. A t!IIglitful toilet arti
cles superiur to Cologne and ut halt the price
JustOpenkd. Anew an'1 complete stock of
Boots and Shoes, at M. C. & II. Bull's
cheap storo, Sayert' corner, Waynesburg.
Among their stock will be found all tbo Spring
Styles, direct from the manufacturers, selected
by M. C. Bell expressly for this market.
Intertropical fragrance rises in invisible
clouds tbe moment that a bottlo of Phalon's
"Flor do Mayo," the new perfume for the
handkerchief, is opened ; one sluglo drop
scents a haudkerchief. SjU by all drug
gists. The State Normal School, at Edinboro, is
the best place for the young people ot West
ern Pennsylvania to obtain an education.
Its advantages are surpassed by no similar In
stitution known to us.
Happy. The children are happy in antici
pation of the vacation and enjoyment of a hol
iday on the Fourth. Young and old are in
glee over Oulher's magnificent stock of Dry
Goods.
For thb Summer Season. Guiher has fif
teen hundred bats for ladies and gents, all of
the latest styles. His straw goods cannot be
surpassed.
Tbs time of the completion of the Baptist
College at Jefferson Is not known, but that
Fordyce't sell the beet goods at the lowest
prtoe is a fact generally admitted. -
.'he ISSagneehuYo;
Initial Paper put npln neat boxes of one
quire each with envelopes to match at Day's
Book Store.
Tubes thousand pound of pure White Lead
for sale at U. W. Roberts, Drug Store.
Sunday School Books, all kinds, for sale at
Publishers prices at Day's Book Store.
Allen's, Barrett's and Hall's Hair Restora
tives sold at G. W. Roberts' Drug Store.
Wbaphno Paper all sizta at Lewis Day's
Book Storo. -
Tobacco Antidote destioys all ta9ta for to
bacco for sale at G. W. R ibcrts' Drug Store.
Gentlemen's patent, quarter Oxford ties, at
51 C. & II. Bell's, very cheap for cash !
Maryland Suow Whito Lime sold at G. W.
Roberts' Drug Store.
Barrett's Huir Restorative whole sale and
retail at Bradeu's Drug Stare-
All of Dr. Sarg.)nts Modicino sold at Hra
don's Drug Store Waynesburg, Pa.
A new supply of Wall Paper Just received
at Lewis Day's Book Store.
Varnish and Brushes of all kinds for s!e at
G. W. Roberts Drug Store.
New Books received every week at Lewis
Day's Book Store.
Farmers In want of Grain Cradles call soon
ut T. liraden's Hardware Store.
Call and get a bottle of Allen's Hair Re
storer at Braden's Dm.; Storo.
Ai l kinds of Ilord-waro In store and for sale
at T. Bradeu's Hard ware Store.
Pol'ltkrers friend or chicken Powdur's for
sale at G. W. Roberts' Drug Storo.
Blank Noto Books best form now in use at
Lewis Day's Book Store.
Window Glass of nil sizs for Sale at Q. W.
Roberts' Drug Store.
Gciiiiir has a largo stock of Ladies lints
and Bonnets cheap and good.
Wheeling nails nil sizs the best In use Fur
sale at T. Braden's Hardware store.
SrK art's Champion salve wholesalo and
ret til by D. W. Braden agent for Greene Co.
A i.aiiop. stock of Dru;
Braden's Drug store.
;s just received at
rtiiE Linseed Oil s ld st 0. W. Roberts'
Drug Store.
Oi.'iHEii has just laid la a new stock of
goods.
Glmmer has tho largest stock of goods in
town.
Ik you want to buy cheap goods go to
Guitars.
Gt'iiiKit still buys for cash nnd sells for cash.
GuiiiK.it defies competition.
Gl'iiier will sell cheap for cash.
JWavvicdL
5lTIIEV8-5IICIlENER-on Utb 1st., by
Rev. Hill, Mr. John Mathews and Miss
Kate Miclicner both of Morgau tp., Greene
Go., Pa.
rwx.vxiTKiz.wvr: a
LEWIS At his residence in Morgan town
ship, Greene County Pa.. Jnno II, J
Mr. John LjwU Sr.,'in Ihe 8."th year of bis
age.
MORRIS-On Satiirdav, the 20th of June
1MJS, Mr. V. P. Morrii, of N'ewtowc, Wbite
ly tp.
MORRIS On Sunday, June 21, 18C8, Mr.
Ephriam Morris, of Centre tp.
gtorhrte.
WAYM:sm itl MARKET.
WAYNKsncna. June 23, IM.
Corrceted Weekly for tho Kkpi-rliian.
rilODUCE.
nntlertfreshroll,) Tt
I'lWSfl (lu7.
I'olutoes 'p bush
I.iird is lb
Tallow H rb
Country Soap V lh
Dried Apples V
SO
16
m
...1 .50?!
12S
Sf
FIX)UIt AND GRAIN.
Flour? bbl
Wheat y luish..
HvaW hush
12 SO
2 In
1 15.1 ill
Corn V bush..
I"
Corn Meul V buh H
1 II)
GROCERIES.
Coffee ft
Tom H It.
Hrown NUHiir V I1
Itelinnl Hiisnr Tf It
syrupy gal
MoIuk-sck (N. Orleans,)..
Sornlinm V Rat
S:ilt t bid
Kice-p tt
1 W)
ir,
SJ
I.ji
1
so
3 i"i
li
riTTKIU'RCill MARKETS.
S.vTnnriAY, June 20. lw.
During the past week lliere has been a gone
raf liisltude. As to commercial values there
have been no very radical changes during the
week. This depression in mainly due to the re
stricted demand, and to the excellent crop pros
poets, which latter give premonition oladeellne
in the prices of food. Brc.idstuflshavc been very
heavy, and the tendency of prices is unmis
takably for a lower runge at no distant dity.
Speculation may keep up prices ftir a few weeks
but should tho crops mature well flour will be
lower than It 1ms been for several years. For
provisions there Is a mod crate Inquiry.
We quote as follows, which ore tho wholesale
prices :
(1R.VIN AND FLOUR.
Wheat, ronn'n. nnd Ohio, Winter Red S2 2m2 Si
Kvfl?bUHl .. 14.1
(tills bush . . W.ts.k;
Corn ? hush lUV.nllll
Spring Wlieiil Flour 10 ot.alo ."t
Winter Wheut 11
l'KUVlHlUiNS.
Shoulders
Sugar Cured Hams .
I,nrd
PoiHlocs, i bush
Apple bbl -.
CIOel! W .
Keg V doz....
Buiu;r.
HEEDS.
Clover Seed
Timothy Seed
Flax boed
Jill!
1.2S
6.00'4T,lt
10317
7 no
1 7i
2M
PESXA. IX.VMIAL HTOCK YARDS.
Pirrsnt'Rau, June 18, 188.
Cattle The market furnished only a limited
number of transactions, although the offerings
were larger. The usual buyers evidently have
no faith In the present prices, hence their pur
chases were governed accordingly. Prices rang
ed from Si 20 to 9 W.
8HEEP The market was a pretty active onn;
the sules being among tho largest we have re
ported for some weeks. Tbe rates however were
preolsely the sams as last week. Of the num
ber sold, TA were sold by tha head, at prices
ranging from SI to W ? head.
Hoos There was a tailing off In the demand,
with a corresponding decline In prloes. Buyers
took hold very sparingly. Ti heavy ship
ments East have glutted aud depressed the
market, although tha prices of good smooth
hogs suitable for shlpmani held Ihelr own eg
csedlngly 'U. ,
epubitcan, cfrnesbag, SSunc 24,I$0S.
SEW YORK BXIY GOODS MABUET.
New York, June 3.-Trado more active and
the market decidedly firmer for nil fln. hm. n
and pleached muslins. Certain styles of heavy
u.u..u,w r uiso nrmer. Stark A. for
Instance, which sold as low u lV4e by the pack
use, are now firm at luc. Thene goods must
advance. All UKht style, of prints are being
closed out low, but dark colors aro held firmly
at llljc.
WOOL.
Holders of the finer old clip Wools are ready
to sell In anticipation of theenrly appearance of
the new, und this feellmj has made prices cy
and led to some transactions ; but the market for
Fleeces, generally, In fiulct. Home small lotsol
new clip have alrcudy come In, but It Is alleged
that the whole receipt will bo later thnn usual,
having been utfected, like everything else, by a
Unxering winter.
J-finli!e to Mnrringe. Yonng Men's
fluid to Ilnppy Marriage anil Conjugal Felici
ty, The humane views of benovolent l'hysl
chins, on tho Errors and abuses Incident to
Youth and early Manhood, sent in sealed letter
envelopes, free of charge Address HOWAHl)
ASSOCIATION, Box P., Philadelphia, Pa.
June 17,'iW-ly
Jcrjat gdvertisemfttt,
B
OUNTY TAX DEPORT.
Thfl Srhool Dtroctornof Washington township
Greene i-oimty. In aueount with nuH.40wns.1ip
fur Bounty Tax u-isutueil for tho year eudlng
Jutie&M
DR.
To amount of tax aHsessed for said year... tyW 89
Cr. by urn on ut of duplicate for said
tux in the hands of Aaron tuy,
Collector of Huld township, 8097 30
Aaron Dnv, Colloetoroftho Bounty
Tux ot Washington township us-
Hissed for the yiar ending June
tf-M, lsiw.
Ur.toanioitnt of Inmlicate, fiJ97 39
L'r. bv amittmt paid Treasurer of
tmii township $Si5 25
By amount of CoUei'tor'a fees lil Ol
Hy unumnt of exommitions 43 Wj
Bv amount outstuudtngund uncol
lected 108 05-S&07 30
AiAt lay, Treasurer of said town
tditp for said bounty fund for said
year ndin.hine'M, imw.
!r,to amount reetdvfd from Cot -l.Ttnr
Anion lhiy Tux of wr-' 15.1513
(,'r. by amount paid on order to tho
Fiiruvrs' A Drovers' liunlc of
Wnynesbnrff 325 23
By amount paid Margaret Jewell
on ord'-r for bonwt;d mon".v 200 00-5525 25
We the undersinned, Auditors of Washington
township, do certify tliut we have audited the
accounts of the School Directors, Collector and
Treasurer of said township for the bounty taxes
for the year ending June iid. 1R0S, and tlnd the
saine to ue cori eci u noove siai'u.
liKNJAMiN SHI UK. .
ISAAC MITCHELL, y Auditors,
D. W.JOilXS, )
gOUSTY STATEMENT.
.Tames , Kelly In account with JelTervou
Township, Duplicate No. 2.
To amount levied ?007t4Q
To amount received on subscription 1105 Oo
Cr. by vouchers produced 73i 1W
In collector's hands 448 12
DC PLICATE NO. a.
Tonmount levied J)firt7 00
By vouchers produced (Miff tW
Johnson Wiiyeofr In account With Jefferson
township. Duplicate No, 4,
Tonmount levied 82808 54
Toumouutof WaycoiTs subscription 100 00
82006 58
... 2715 15
By vouchers produced
In collector's hands 2S1 43
We tbe undersigned Auditors irtif the
nbovo to be correct according to tho papers and
vouchers produced.
WM. P. SCOTT, 1
WM. K.UKYNUlVPa, Auditors.
ISAAC F. RANDOLPH, J
j-OOK AGENTS WANTED
To solicit onler for KLLIOT ft New Work, HE.
M AHKABLK ( 'HA It A TKltH A ND MKMOHA
liLK I'LACKSUK Tilli HOLY LAND. By IIbn-
HY WAKI) ItKKellKlt, T. D, WooiBY, LL. D.,
Pres. of Yale Col., Josfph Ct:MMiS(H, D. D. LL.
D., Pres. ol Weslevan Univ., It r. Kkv. TUoh. M.
CI-AHK. ltlHhiipofK. I &.,&.
This is a new original work by these authors,
and its subjects lire approved by elnrgymen of
nil denominations. We employ no Ui:nkral
Aoksts, nnd oiFer extra imlucements to Citu
VMssers. At;ents will ser the advuntage of deal
ing directly with the PUBLISH KKM. For do
scriptivo circulars with lull particulars and
terms, address Hie Publishers.
J. B. UUHH & CO.. Hartford, Conn.
5:27-1 in
nUBUC NOTICE.
As the firm of HUOHIS A LUCAS Is dissolved
by mutual consent, the Commission business
will still beenrriedou at the old stand, in ood
order, find on the most reasonable terms, In thf
name and style of L. IIl'OHKH A CO., (senior
partner.) They flatter themselves, by having
tiie Houko and the best locution in tbe plat e for
tbatbusiness, that they will uixElVK u liberal
shxreof the public pH Inmate.
They will also keep a pood supply of OUOCKR
TKSon band to accommodate uli who may favor
them with a cull.
L.HUOHEH A CO..
4;10-tf. Rice's Ljindlnit, Pa,
EG A L NOTICE
IjCtters testnmentnrv havlno been Granted to
the undersigned on the estate of William B. Por
ter Into or Richhlll township, Greene county,
deecd., notice is hereby given to nil persons
indebted to said estate to inako linniedhttu
payment nnd those hnvinq clnims mminst the
snme to present them dulv authenticated for
setMement. LvELINA PORTKil,
May 27-fit
Kxecutrix.
A
DMlMSfRATOR'S SALE.
By nn order of tho Court of Ornonc County, tltf
nniltTNlgned AdinlnlHtrnlnrv 'if tli e?ituio of
ThmniiM Allfrnp, deo'd., will oilfrfor sale, on the
lruini9es( at Rice's Tjanding, (Jrocno co., 1'u., on
P.VTUTDAY, THE 1STII PAY OF JULY,
at lOn'rlook, i. tn..(lf not sold bofore by prlvnts
iil',) tho lwo-thlnl of Hie followlnj? diwiTlbwl
property, viz: Ona traot of land coniiilnlnu
ubout 6 or G acres, on which aro erected onolurgu
TWO STOHY FRAME DWELLING,
One Ware house, onos.'nv mill framo.(tool per
ninnent foundation, und well roofed, with
nooil clilmney stack, lliesnw mill i large and
new, and wall culculalcd for both Saw and
I'luniug Mill. There will also be offered one
ENGINE AND BOILER.
The nbovo mentloucd property will be offered
In lota or ana whole, us niav seem bent lor tho
estate, on day of sale. It Is situate on the Mon
oiiKiihelit river, about twelve milea above
llrownxville. Perons wlslilnx Rooil town prop
erty or a good location for a saw Mill r IManlno
Mill, or both, would do well to cull mid exam
ine, we think thev will pronounce thin onoof
flie best frames on tho river,
TERMS OF SALE:
One-half on confirmation of sale, mie-lmlf In
three months thereafter, with Interest fruiucon
urnmtlon, when lieed will Ite made.
e-The remaining one-third Is for sale, and
moy ue offered ou the same dav by the owner.
J. X. f'AHY,
LOLIMA AI.f.FIlKK.
June 17-U Administrators.
STANDARD WORK.
A lnmosARY or Tiir lliBt.K, ComprlslnB Hi
Antlquiiles, liloaiauhv, (ipoftraphy and Na
tural History, with numerous Illustrations
and Maps. Edited by William Hinllll, M, I).
I'libllNlied by Messrs. J. U. Hurr 4 Co., Hart
fonl.C't. This work Is a tlmelv response to a wide
spread and urgent necessity of all lllble readers.
Helngthn only Amerleun Kdltlon of the only
abridgment by the author's own hand of his vo
luminous Iiletlonary, which Is too costly for tho
common purse It Is at once the only perfectly
reliable nnd practical one, containing all that
the general reader and mudentcan wish. Tho
publishers have In this given tho public a vol
ume of which they may well be proud. It Is a
standard work, commends Itself to all who ex
amine It, and should be found In every family.
He careful to got thlsedltlon, If you would have
A? mn8t reliable. Dlottonary at the most reason
able prloe. It Is sold by subscription only.
Agents should address the publishers at ouoc.
June 10-lnt
TTENTIOS MECHAMCSI
Sealed proposals will be received for three
weeks from date, for the bullrilnir of a Htore
Room and dwelling house, on Main 8t,,Waynes
burg. For dimensions aud style of building en
quire st the office of Esqulrs Webb.
iunen-41 .
RAMcOCROaX
NOTDER EXCITEMENT!
III. TRICE ASSASSINATED t
FRANK M'GURQAN THE ASSASSIN!
THE DEED WAS DONE IN THE
ROOM OPPOSITE THE GREENE HOUSE,
WAYNESBUnu, PA.
He has Just received and Is now ofTbrln for sale
at ine lowest prices, me nnoat stock or
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
Ever before offered In thin market. connliitlii In
Iran, ui DpriiiB auu quiuuier cioiniug
FOlt MEN AND BOYS!
A very largo stock that cannot be excelled i also,
a very superior assortment of
LADIES' GOODS
Of all kinds, consisting In part, of Sew Press
TiliuininKS, Klbbous every width nnd shudoi
bullnsuna silks, lutest styles;
TRIMMINGS AND RUTTON3 !
Snsh, Bonnet, Neck and Trimming Itlblions:
Lai'es real point, Applque aud Valencia.
Htindkorchlefs Ijice. ktnhrotdered. Hem.
stitched aud I'lulu. Hamburg wurk a fine as
sortment.
JEWELRY.
A large assortment of Kid tlloves first quality
LADIES HAT3, bTRAAV HATS.
Bonnets ami Bonnet Frames; Bonnet orna
ments and flowers, both French and American;
together with anv ami all articles In use bv In
die. Ank for anything you want and we' can
supply you. Auto a line uitsortmuut of
CARPETS AND WALL PAPER
of vnrloui kinds nnd pat term, all of which will
ue soio cneap oa me cneaiiesi.
M
URDKHI
"OVER THE i.Krr,"
Matorlty of those who rend newHOflnerH. never
even give a hasty ulnnennt ahuslnosiadvertlHe
meul auu ll n
MAN
Aetunllv lias a choice variety of coods which
liDlSReillnKHt theVKKY J.OWKsT prims that
cau be atlorded, it hardly pays him to puhllah
the fact. Therefore we have
FOUND
It host to simply Invito everybody to eall and
exninine our stock und prices before ptirclaNlni
elsewhere, and say but little In regard to our
ability and deterttilnntton to mako Hudvauta
p;eoutt to those who are nut
DEAD
Tothelrown lnte.r'Ht tobuy thelrCandles, Nuts
liaisons, clrocorles and everything
IN
Theflroceryllneoe H. A.BInehart Inl.wlwUh's
old building, opposite thupubuusuare.
WAYNESBURQ.
A FRESH SUPPLY
JUST RECEIVED AND
FOR BALE AT THE
A O W
10:30-tf.
EST PRICES
K A D A N I) K N O V
QUICK SALE3 AND SHORT PROFITS !
IMMENSE 8TOf!K OF I'nff II altOC'EWES
ANIi PH0VIS1ON3
Constantly arriving at tho Htore of
JOHX MUNNELL,
VAYNESUCnO, PA.
Conslstllig, In part, of
UUnrntlRS,
con ! K.rr ion a runs,
TOliAl I 1 1,
8BJA1IS.
SNUFF,
CUAf'KKIW,
f'HKhXK,
MOt.AHsra,
CAIlllONOIL,
KImU,
BACON",
Ac, Ac, die.
In addition to the above, a full stock of
NOTIONS, HARDWARE, SPECTACLES,
POCKET KNIVES
and thousands of other articles wliloh are be
ing som us low as the
TIMES WILL PERMIT!
COME AND BUY.
JOHN MUNNEI.L.
IM.-.tf.
IOL CARDING
ON .
TEX MILE CREEK!
J. II. DEBOLT
Would respectfully Inform the public that he Is
now prepared to
CARD WOOL
on t lie shortest notice and In the best style, at Uc
TEN MILE MILLS,
Two Miles below RoR-orsvllle. Ho defies com
petition, and feels confident of satisfying and
accommodating all who may favor hint with
their patronage. Trice 75 ents per pound.
He Is ulso prepared to grind all kinds or drain
on short notice and In the best manner by both
steam and water. JNO. H. UEBOI.T
June 3, s-i-ini.
M
ILLINERY SHOP.
MIW. CAROL INE ' EDMISTON,
Can be found nt her old stand west end of town,
still carrying on the Millinery business. All
kinds of goods In this line can be purchased here
june8,7-tf.
nXECUTOR S NOTICE.
Letters testamentary having been granted to
the undersigned on the estate ol Amos Enoch,
lite of Marion township, Greene county, dee'd,,
notice Is hereby given to all persons Indebted to
sold estate to make Immediate payment and
those having claims agninst the same, to present
them duly autneutfcaied toe ssyment
Jons S. '.. 5XC''-.
.I M
COB, PESN AND BT. CLAM 8TEEETS,
Pl'lTSBURQU, PA.
The Largest, Cheapest and most Successful
PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
IN THE UNITED 8TATE-S. ,
OYER FIFTEEN THOUSAND BTUDENT3
FROM THIRTY-THRF.E STATES IX TEN
YEARS.
FOR LARGE QUARTO CIRCULAR,
Containing mil Information, Outline of Course
oi Miuuy, samples of Lowi.kY s
PREMIUM PENMANSHIP,
View of the College Dultdliig, different dc
parlinnils, City ut Pittsburgh, Ac, Ac, address
SMITH' A COWI.EV.'
me rriiieipais,
ap 1, tH-ly
Plttsbtirgli, l'a.
JAILEY, F
ARHELL & CO.
LEAD PIPE. SHEET AND BAH LEAD
MANUFACTURERS. ALSO
Pig Lend, Iron Pipe, Rubber Hose, Steam
Gauges, Whistle and Valves, Iron and
, Copper HI u UK A Until Tubs, Hlnain
Pumps, Kurm Pumps und
Force Pumps, And
EVERY DESCRIPriON OFGO0P3
FOR WATER, GAS AND STEAM.
NO. W flMlTIIFLELD STREET,
PITTSIiUROH, PA.
ap 52,'8S-ly-2c Rend for a Price 1.1st.
P U R N I T U H El
J. W. WOODWELL & SONS,
MANUFACTURERS
AND
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
e
F U R N I T U II E !
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
97 A 90 Third St.,
PITTMUURO, PENS" A.
S:l-ly.
NDERSON, PENZOI.D A CAR-SON,
HAVK REMOVED TUEllt
WELL KNOWN MERCHANT TAILOR
ING EST A Dii I 8 II M E N T !
-to
C2 ST. CLAIR STREET,
Two doors from their old rooms.
Sll.'S-ly,
B
ARKER & 1IASELTINEI
no. Iff riritHSZZSSSL,
PITTSIIUROH, P K N N A?'
MAfrACTUIIEIIS AMD DEALERS IX
PICTURE AND PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES
OF ALL KINDS.
OI'HEWOOD. OILT A WALNUT .MOULDINGS,
PIITVIIKSJ, STKREOSCOrES AMD VIEWS.
SS-OlMlnguiHl Ke-gllillng to Order. 8;l,'W-ly
J. ft. Ni:w.MVEn, President.
Q. II. AN11KUMON, J, N. till A Lf.KNHKltfJER.
Hecrelary. Huperlittendont.
T
WIN CITY
SLATE MINING A. MANUFACTURING
COMPANY,
Manufacture and Deal lu every variety of
ROOFING SLATE,
OF SVI'ElllOH QI AI ITT.
GENERAL OFFICE NO. 43, 7l XI (ST.,
riTOenURGH, PA.
For pnrtlcularsand prices, address
J. S. NEWMYER, PrcsL
p 52,'0S-m
JEINEMAN, MEYRAN & SEIDLE,
No 12 Fifth Htreot.one door from Wood,
PlTIHIIl'KUH, Pa.,
WHOLF.SALF. AND RETAIL UKALKP.S IN
F' ne Jewel ry, Watches,
Diamonds, Pure Mllver Ware,
Plnted Wun-of even description,
French Clocks, Tea .Heis, HMns,
Forks, Watch makers tools, Ac,
And agency of Ihe
CKLKUHATKD AMERICAN WATCHES.
We also keep tho largest nnd most varied sv
sortmeut of the very liest American Made
C'liK'Ics, to be found In any city east or
west. Persons In want of any article in our
line, either at wholesale or for their own
use, will always find our prices lower
andouruHsortmciit larger than anv to
be found west ol New York City.
WATCH REPAIRING-To this branch of our
trade i lieiug ourselves practical watch-makers,
)we pay very special attention. Wo em
ploye force of tho vary ticst Artists In the
country, and any and all fine delicate
and diincult work entrusted to our
care, for the trade or Individuals,
muy rely on getting satisfaction.
Work may be sent by express or otherwise.
RKINEMAN, MEYRAN oYKKIULK,
Wholcsuie A rutuil Jewellers AMIIversmitlis,
ti Fifth Street, Pittsburgh, l'a.
apSVOMy
rJIO FARMERS AND OTHERS.
A good Agent wanted In every township of
this county to sell Weatralt'a Adjustable
ItiMh hum I the best hutu-r maker now
manufactured. We do not promise fabulous
salaries to our agents, but do guarantee good
wages to good men. we are unxlou to have
this i burn Introduced, and to this end will muke
fnvorable arrangements with early appllcauts.
Addresa TIKss. H. 1IINOIIAM 4 (1).,
l;s-ly Jus l'viin HK Pltuburgh, Pa.
JOHN 1L HOFFMAN,
MORGAXTOWN, WEST VIROINIA.
A TTOIIXEY FOR COLLECTING
rexsioxs, Botsnes, akukass or pat,
AND ALL MILITARY CLAIMS.
Having had 17 yearn experience tn proweutintr
flu'h elaiims I hav iHMXMite CuniillMr wltli the
various Lawn and thlarjt amount of reeord
evidence hi my powwMlon enables nietoliH very
aeeesful In proneeutinn upnded claims, and
In many Instancea have proved ucceful vhen
theclalmant had long alven them up In despair.
No matter how dlfllcalt tha claim ao it la juat.
fr,J-ly.
John Hughes. .
T.
LUCAS Ss CO.
roawABDixo asd coimissioa meschasts.
i t
And dealers In Groceries, Hardware, Leather,
Shoe Findings, Iron, Nails, Salt, Fish, Ac, Also,
agent for Aubrey, Cromlow Coon's Window
fash. A supply kept constantly on bands. Rios'g
IiilnfsabaTthsitrjr, -si
640
MILES
OF TIIlV
UNION PACIFIC
RAILItbAD
Aro now finished and In operation. Sixty mite
of tho track have been laid this spring, and tha
work along tho whole line between the Atlantis
and Pacltli! States Is belug pushed forward morn
rapidly than ever before. Mora than twenty
thousand men are employed, and It Is not Im
passible that the entire track, from Omaha to
Sacramento, will be finished In 1869 Instead
1170. Tho incuiis provided are ample, and alt
that energy, men and money can do to secure
the completion of this "
GREAT NATIONAL WOItE,
at tho earliest kosalblo day, will be dona,
Tho UNION PACIFIC MAILROAD COMPaKT
ruccivo i
I.-A OOVERNMENT ORANT of the rlgHtOl
way, und all necessury timber and other mats'
rials found along the line of Its operations.
I I.-A GOVERNMENT GRANT of M,IKW aera
of luud to the mile, taken In alternate sections
on each sido of Its road. This Is an absolute do
nation, and will bo a source of largo rorvnus la
tho future.
III. A OOVERNMENT GRANT of United'
States Thirty-year Ilonds, amounting to frontr
116,000 to 8l8,uoii per mile, according to the diffi
culties to be surmounted on the various sections
to be built. Tho Government takes a second
mortgage as security, aud It Is expected that not
only the Interest, but the principal amount may
be paid lu services rendered by tho Company In
transporting troow, malls, Ac, The interest Is
now more than paid In this way, besides secur
ing a great s wing tit timo nnd money to tha
Government.
IV. A O'JVEriN.MENT GRANT of the right
tolssue Its own FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, to
aid In bulldlug tha road, to the same amount as
the U. H.Uonds, Issued for the same purpose, and
no simiE. Thk Government Permits the Trus
tees fur thr First Murlgage Bondholders to dellv.
er the HoiuIh to the Company only as tha road
Is completed, and after it has been examined by
United Hlntes Commissioners and pronounced
to be In nil rospects a first-class Railroad, laid
with a heavy Trail, sod completely .supplied
with depots, stations, turnouts, car-shops, loco
motives, ear.1, Acv
V. -At'AriTALSTOCKSinBCmmOWftWhr
the stockholders, of which over Eiairr Miluox
IiotxAits have been paid in upon tha work al
ready done, and which will bo lnoreased as tha
wants of the Coinpnny require.
VI. NET CAHH EARNINGS on Its Way Bus
iness, Hint already amount to HOHC TIIAM TUB
i.NTKHRST on tho First Mortgage Rands. These
earnlm: are no Indication of the vast through
train? thnt intist follow the opening of tha Una
to the rncttlo, but;they certainly prove tha
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
upon such property, costing nearly three Umas
their amount, .
ARE SECURE BEYOND-AN YCONTINOESOY. ,
The Union Poclflo Bonds are fc 11KW
each nnd have coupons attached. Th.r bva
thirty yen to run, and bear annual Inter
est, payable on the first days of January and
Julv ut tho Company's Office In tha City of New
York, at the rate of six por eont. lu gold. Th
Principal Is payable In gold at maturity. Tho
price is lO'J, and at the present rateof gold, these
bonds puy a liberal Income on tuelr cost
ri. (Yminiiv believe that these Bonds, at tha
........... the ehennest security In the
?ier, anil reserve
lie right to advance tha
price at any fi'mo.
Part lis subscribing will rem It the par vol as at
the bonds and the aocrued Interest In currency
at the rato of six per eont. per annum, from thsr
date on which the last coupon was paid. Bub
arlpt Ions will bo received In Waynes barf, Fa.,
BY TIIE FIRHT NATIONAL BANK.
In New York
AT TIIE COMPANY'S OFFICE. X Naasan St
and by
JOHN J.CISCO A BON, Bankers. Wall Si,
And by tho Company's Advertising 'Agent
throughout the United States.
RcmlttcncoH should be made In drafts or other
fun.U par In New York, and the Bonds will bs
sent free of ohnrge by return' express. Parties
subscribing through local agents, wlU look to
them for thnlrsafe dctlvory.
A PAMPHLET AND MAP for 18M has Just
been published by tbs Company, giving fuller
Information than is possible In an advertise
ment, respecting the progress of tha work, tha
resources of the country traversed by the Road,
Ihe means for construction, and tha valna of tha
bonds, which will .lie sent free on application,
at the Company's offices or tony;of tha adver
tised agents.
JOIINJJ. CISCO, Treasurer, New.York.
June 3. 'U8-tf.
JctvinggtaflttttW.
rrUIE WORLD RENOWNED
SINGER
SEWING MACHINE.
OCR NEW Fa"mHy MACHINE, to
Has been over two years In orepnxatlon, and
which has been liromt'otto perfection regardlces
of time, labor or expense, and la now confident
ly presented to the public as incomparably tha
lie t e w I ng M och I no In ex 1 stenee.
The Moelnnsi In question is simple, eompaat,
durable and beautiful. It is quiet, light running
and capable of performing a range and variety
ot work never before attempted upon a single
Mac! 1 1 ne usl nx oil her Silk. Twist, Linen or Got
ten Thread, and sewing with equal facility tha
very llncst and onarscst materials, and anythltuf
between the two extremes, to the moat beautiful
and auliatan'lHl manner. Its attachments lor
Hemming, Uraldlng, Cording, Tucking, quilt
ing, Felling, Trimming, Binding, etc., are Sore!
and lractlcul. anil have been Invented and ad
justed especially for this Machine,
C.CW I1ITIIKI1 "I lll uill'Mra, iukiui ni.u Wjiim
folding tops und cabinet cases peculiar to tha
Machines manufactured by this Company have
been prepun-d tor enclosing tho new Machines.
These are gotten up in every variety of wood,
such as Hbu-k Walnut, Mnnoguny, Kosewood,
nnd tiie like, and (nun the plainest to the most
el-.ilHtroto pattern and Ifnlsh tho Machine
themselves being more or less highly Oman wit
cd, to eorreapnnil with the Tables or Cabinet
for which they are Intended.
A tfw reasons whv SINGER'S Utaat lmnrar-
edHKW'IMl MACllINMHare the best for Fam
ily and General Purposi.
Ut Yon fin sew nnvtblnff from the flneat sin
gle thickness of Swiss ar Nansook to several
thicknesses of the heaviest Beaver cloth, using
any kind orstxe of threoil with equal foclllty,
iroin iho. .i i.oiioa up io ine Heaviest patent or
Linen thread.
and makes the popular Lock SUtch alike oat balb
Stiles.
ail. It has aneven self.ai1jinffiigrnatoa which
requlrm nochnnge fcrditferent thtckneeaes of
material or u i nereut siz a of tnreaa.
4th. It Is free from all springe, wires and other
complications, and la almost noiseless.
61 h. No threads to hold or wheels to turn la
startimr. . .
sth. It dors not have to be taken apart to ait
and clean It.
7lh. It has a perfect fed whereby yon can sew
the finest materials without Having (a keep your
work si retched to prevent Ita "puckering and
von never have to assist the work through as la
all other machines.
stti. It will hem any width, sew a straight
sa-am, or make a ell in the most perfect manner,
with iesa skill than is required to sew a.trakjat
seem on anyotber machine.
Its attncnmenui ior Dfaiuioa, wrum-, m
ne. Binding. Tucking. Ac, arc novel and prao-
tlisl. and reniilra hut little skill to use them.
Careful Instructions given at the house of thw
P "lionlj refunded If tha machines an not M
represented. ....
Every machine warrantee, ana kept in repair
three yaars without eharge.
Agent for Greene County.
:'. Vayaeeeuxm, Pa,
laffcraialle). Information gnarsntaad to
G reduce a luxuriant growth of hair upon a bald
cad or beard leas face, also a recipe for tn re
moval of Pimples. Hlotohea, Eruptions, etc., an
the akin, leaving the same soft, clear, and baero- .
Ural, ran be obtained without charge by adV
dresalna . THOS, F. CM APM AM, Cmp4 4
su ajjcnit m itcoMwaf, new lsX.
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