live Beaver Argus,
PEAVER, APRIL 8, 1888,
focal and 11i[accllancoul.
:;%" -- 1 - 61:q hits now& larier elienlatton
1 0 •
y purr publisheilln the•county.
17; tr a v oi pronnite their own hrtier.
i to by benriPg • •
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IrNytnent4 to he made quarterly,except Transient
icrertiWYbleit meet be old in Advance.
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xl4ol.lli... i'ittshatti, In the authorized :Iva for
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Th. , attention of. the public Is directed to the mt.
ladVt•rliPTl lllll4 t l4 . which appear ,fur the
pi into' tu-tlay, -
rp-Trelollll.r.L, SllCll—Cipt. Barnes.
•x}Llltrnr:.Gnnd ,T, .If. Bence. "
and Miniii.,ry "form . Ca.
inky Coo& Carr, McCandless S CO.
ilrfarinture--Ilenry Lipp.
l'in I ner,litp—Cunnincliftrit S Ktthn.
nit3te and County Tott--1-.1. Barnes, Treasurer.. -
:d - I,yrlrlan ntid Surgcon—G. Parker.
peQuartcrly Statement—B. Hoop's, Cashier. •
p.Nirinc and Sommer Goods—Geo. Bonn.
it':•prifig Saintlier Goods—Daniel Miller.
vr,-;.. 1 ,..rid Notice --Many Friends.
'te-Take Notice - Imac Jones.
irr , inars Sale—Johir S. Littell. •
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t:i.ter Sunday. , -Our young' reaelett
that I.:a6ter cow. , (Ili year on lito 11.6 tit
next Sanday‘• and thy iad better be making,
Isr that important occasion. IVe have
bt:t Ill.have to butnr terrpity on
:A: d.q.
New itt)rtkiagh.--linden, in this county, has
i egnief I ;is a AorptlgA, The citizens al atilt
, •!oiticheit the I.egislatu re sou to time ['zeta rasa
4 ineorporation for- them.l The request was
Governor, n few days ago. approved
'll‘.e new berongh will be called Baden an
•:.r~~;~
trtiliott.h. directed to the law card of ltessm.
Huhn. hi another• column. Thoy are
‘4entlemen, and will take pleasure
ilte public In their profinn3lonnl capacity.—
in the room (Latterly occupied by the
.
=CIO
- -Onr resiers will pleas , . bear with
We have more tolvertlsemente In
just new than ice ~heohl,have, but the pea.
teh...re to odr , rtise.and we have no
•,3 I tutu Wein away. If thlii condition or things
we *boil be obliged to buy n pow
t!r paper, end CI tend ear operations
=I
‘ . r. Mll1 1 ,: Spwrebi.--A Trrlittowgteo• cop. a. few
„.•.,. agllntatgleg,ro
,ogo, a.-11u41" up, tied retorted lino,:
Yug regro gottrage Why, you loaf
rn •:11511,1 . la Ith negroes, eat with nogroeg.
•,, a,, god play rank at 1111 them. After lino
1 , 117 coutal, you have theAmpudence .
o,na that you can't let . them cote with you.'
leg'', ',hot Mr. cop staboblod, toot he wag
lwartily by thO crowd that hall it, the
L ',let,
OEM
the f.salo Crop, 'Muhl; our term of Court we
Olt 11.111 , a oniatier l of our country ac
,.,1, I to the v. Sit ter grain„anit with
ev...1.? ten, it,; repreaented the wheat anti
the prospect of a line
•. r!' 01 . 111%.7. Thi. deep snow of the whiter
•.. r t .; • yoNt t; ft I , :n ;frttezinz, bat I;ept the
twte;r.oll Iu I anNr Or grata to grow
e: • tt fr0......,• 3 0.15 c tlwreforo, no miAttap
t—ltelk for 11our to "toellOr
' •of a fc.tv nrmotn. So mote ft be.
lion Cfr, A tlite••,al mare belonging to Hart
f S hv.ron , oun t y, ran sway oil
,a 1 11.4 mrelt,,'' She met hitci,j t o nonchorac
•--•: and,,tatted on tho "ton rite It bile - On
nertli of Bearer. Slot canto "pltatifig
awl after "awlnt•lng around tho circle •
l•rought to a halt in front of
Th.. %%:t!rott um, pretty hedlp ' , mashed up,
u, 0 . . IL 1., !eft ottkidt: ur the mutts or
r 6. Grr ;:er .Inryl t, tovvn
I Hint to l'areitis,.. A greartnany ho i yn
"h
' .•..: at:, it c004,:i - ez.t. to he nt the IZallronel
nt 11114 p!ae.• ea the orrivil (I.lltrttire of
• v. of thrm catch 1101.1 Or Mc
• o,oy 3re ktileeilloti. 'They have born In the .
,lotto for ,otno pn,q, nod the non.
• t'ont some of th. m bale not already been killl . l
• 01'1 th!•ir tvtnerity. Mr.
• .:..n tryncsis cs, to s tq rarvnts of the-e:
-tom it.. au elLiit to {seep thein away fr e e
• :011. %%h. n hit on tot-iorF.. Ity herdint: this
... 3 iiro or a 1131',:33y Nat 3111.e.•* . 5.
1 vtv'ut. , r, ;:nlhvr lar,t:e hedhc, •
1- -
In intr. V'eln r :11 rpticit i - fog down
'ft lad %I —lto, :ay, ire l noticed a titecinteit
"b,l•.diao nut, uldt a I trz • • •eilapid.f.
• .rapp...l nn Lu tyvik, and aittmA Lear
1.1111 , ' Vrlllol. Anr j p ' il'AOllfi •cartrit.r,"
!War all the
prodac. , ,ivlitch wr-liere waa bu: one
••:'d - 1.11i•t h ill" ,In, long t , iiice
tett. %tou t out t.„. coo.tant in•age.. To the Italian race
u•• holchted for much ot pd'rt.ct
•••. II ••• , 1.• , -.• et 'annoyance nutlerany circumntanc•
I L" •.1 0114 'lw Is an eaccllcur for
:1 . 1 nto.• %Atm a kit to cultn..ate that Virtue
1 .11 in - Lanigan', Ball" "thumped" on
k'W:' For our nun .pmrt, v., hope We may never
ation to li‘ten to tech eotinds again.
,
the ( .rov e :lliird,r Trial.-:•Mr. Milo (11-ove,
'''''"z Itsl:riuloon to n woritip. this county, and father
' l 't .t.n0.... inln rho wits phut tame lime ago on
...eirr...r Amu!ITN, lyinu at Cairn, by a man nom
\
4 '3. n' , .l%erl :t telegrat lat.t week, to' the effect
-, :i' , 3rt 11:1 . 111 ii C'vtlVFlle to t at cify, nt tho 6 th o f
1.
it, - ...iiiti ilye 4M,itidayl. 111\ G. has 's.ecnred the
"srLi•i of :if s'il.• iiiwyeY in tbs city, and all the ne
'''''tl'alpitlltlllll4 mere made for the trial.
i ' 'irate , we l•elleve, has abandoned the idea of
Me ru , l l 7 t':r trial of suurmy, as his presence wonld
,
' / " . " , "1:wi..1. :mil by so delpg be would be incur
tt,4 .1 , ...!..i.i , yr:onto.
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• A " °teen t. Gollopintrtt Into Furor. -.1 i A. Drunkard Struck • Mum b. —The Augusta
7 '', r.::131.1,:th1e piece of muscat mechanism, in the ! (Ga.) Banner says :
.as returning home from kugus-
A gentleman who resides in
::,,.7 . '''ljth or,:an, retircsentln the me hfutialia, (hit - 1
Mites county, and w
:91.0111, crerrina, or rat er galloping, into pub. I to. recently, entirely loot the power of speech soon, 'of
' f" , t it ii, known as the "'Burdett Organ." whose to the train left Augusta. We beard hiM attempting
! . "`t• name tone• merely ax: abstractly cniisidered BS to talk soon alter ho got on the train, and in a few
'......:: to, .4 i,,,.., uttrranCet• am made to eXclte ninon:4 minutes he could not articniate a word. Ile' was ill.
, r , ,;,..n of the human heart, whether of Joy or of J the possession of ail other facilities. bat his, lipei were
,'• i.
t)7 c .
.the ti ill of the performer, and ramie the' its. literally sealed. Ilia distress was very touching and
"='r t" %ender ha% it lives Vt ithont eattogpnd drink- he wrote replies to questions addressed him by the
; 41 4 " boose tioitr,;6•. Those enterprising gentle. passengers, and trkd to bear np under the terrible‘ll
- ..' , ll Etibir & Bre., MI !Food street. PiUsburght Hatton. 114 wild that he had' heen on st spree: - lie h0p
.,..t.,4., 4 fir e*. and would h 'pleasCA til citable to ed l . s ,.. :erus Grays-amebas of delirium and would wear
'' - ' l ` it
to witness it powers. the %vendetta! o ff with-riot and sleep. Ile - said be had *once been
t. -.1.: it lio.sof.tes to• iron re oar minds. stir our partially deprived of tile speech before, for a short
v 'N, . h ud ulinglf, its tender a ilichlng sympathies time, in Virginia. his case attracted much
.attention
it-zz.,...0t.e of the human Imar l isWlt If, said that line among the passengers, palmate( whom knew him
k .. 1 , 1 - 34 . en.chitmg till's amazing specimen of ha-. I and were uttristied that he was pot , using dception.—
.. lesri„. for the second a nt i :6 6, cm , r c iik, c 'i t ia l .l tits case fibs a most forcible illustration of the Mini- .
' t r Z t t ,.. he :actually . addressed it—" Good mowing, I min' and-torihk manner in which nature sotriettrais
~ , : •t f rit eirchmge parer, , [Apr ! : tit. ' ptinisbeie ylolatioll of bri laws. • . •
ConaPUlletalealle—The Pitleb9 l o I
I of. the ElitContldnit this , flattering .notice of the nets
minister in thebt Chnrcii of Gals Pica : '
; The Mee-: ismes Mollingshe Ids con
nection with the Union Methodist E p i scopal Cline*
firward', Allegheny, (formerly Manchester), The
servicss took irlace on Sabbath evenin g.
is The
unit:wait crowded in every part, men the les,be..
ing Alfed with benches and chairs, The services were
opened by the choir. under the leadership - of the ef
tlelent chorister, Prof. Wagsta 4 ", singing the beautiful
and appropriate anthem "Shall we know each other
there." Mr. Holtinitelead took tin histert: !
ly, brethren farewell." sad delivered a powerful. inter=
listing and high' instructive sermon,. His' remarks. ,
ehowed that e leaves his congregation • with _reluc
tancy, and the piton of the discourse by the con
gregation indicated that be bldtadleu beloved by all.
Ile hss Worshiped with this congregation for two years
and has neon most successful. During his ministry
the congregation have built the large and beautiful edi
fice thee - now occupy, rind nearly doubled itt members
ship. fly appointment Of the Itiethodist, Episcopal
Conference held latelflit Greensburg. the Rev. Mr
liollingshead goes to Beaver. Pu..,auri Lev. J. J. Me-
Myer takes his place,in Wl° hope lie may
and as many friends In hi. new ippurntrnent us he
leaves behind:
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. Grant Club at Now Brig ton and Virtu.
Ity.—At a meeting of the Grant luti of New Brigh
ton and viiinity, held arCapt. Bo Ice' rooms, in New
Brighton on the evening of Marc 31, for the purpose
of perfecting an . Orgfintigalol:4 410 fellowim , oiflccra
were elected :
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PRESIDENT, Dr. David Stanton.
Vlce•Preshistits—lst Ward„ Geo. S. , Barker, C. K.
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Chamberlain.
'Vice Presidents-2d Ward; John 'C. Boyle,C, J. B.
Winans.
I.lco Presidents- 41d .Ward, Chas. Merrick,' ohn
'Push.
rs 4ez.
tit deg.
t
1",.1 dog.
aaa dt.,,
Vies Preddeote—Falleton, E. G.' Evade, llenry
I.inyd.
Vice Prefthients—ltchvcr Fano, Chamberlin \Chile,
11. C. Patterson.
sgceiTARNY. A. Noble.
.Assistant Secretary., JohnT. l'rite. 2
Corresponding Secretary, G. L. knerhart.
Treasurer, B. E : Hoops.
The Committee ou Re:Meth:at leportod the follow
leg .‘i Lich Hero uncelinotuly
HE
MEE
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%VII nr,EAB: . WO are about mite:lug upon an9lier
Presidential campaign, R e sutee.l
Ist. That we recucuize but two parties engage - • in
the canvass, viz: The Republican party bused, upon
the eternal principles of Immunity ; justice and equal
rights, and the so called and mit—called DemOcrutic
party, thd characteristic principles of which appear to
be their innate craving for the pelt and plunder of of
fice; their devoted reverence for the "Lost cause,"
their nadving battred;of the liegra ram ant their_new •
dogma of the tepndlation of-the imtlonsi•debte - -•-•••
94. That as the rebellion was a legitimate offspring
of Slavery am.l treason, and its suppression a holy
work wrought by the aid of Providence, it behooves
us as Conservators of the' reat good purchased by the
blood of. our country's bravest fol.'s. tuwutch that It be
nut frittered away by corrupt or wife legtfAatiort.
:id. That as we have an 'abiding faith in ottwoun
trys honor, we have no fear that she MR ewer In any,
manner repudiate the na tonal detit. • ‘
4th. That as we better tin the lengnage of Andrew
Johnson, that Traitors sit uld tit pet felt d the Sen
ate of the United States silpll 14 10,011 u time la depos
ing the man, who has shown himself so. bare a traitor
to his country and the principles upon which he was
elected Vice President,.
sth. That rho fearless, energetic and conscientious
discharge of duty manifested by Edwin M. Stanton
givei evidence of a disinterested patriotism rarely
shown in the annals of history.
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Gth. That t Gem' 11. _S. Crest was tint vreat Piltrlt
in bringing the rebellion to a cimm he should continue
to nct na the Mader in the work or reconstruction and
be is therefore our choice for the next P,reAdmicy.
That for Vice Preiident our chaco would be d
man of pterling intetrity and Itudotthtcsllaltrloth4n,
election would fUrcloil to the nssa,:sin no in
ducement for the murder of the Pre' , Went.
; , ; • ; ". • Nomm,
' • . sccm,lary.
ants. 31. LAntrti.t.„ Dinn at.tgrn Y 2, 1%8.
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"Gone through the grestigt,te that ewing6 bad :ward
Into Eternity."
Cite to that Ftrange whirl laud,
The silent city when.: all teat, shall celtsc:_i
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Ledl,ll.ndly, gently by .Deatit's hiving han d ) •
In glad
To the . groen hlghlanda and o[lll %myna where dwells
Etyma peace.
Gone where the wise and trreat
Mid loved of old are thy companion., note;
In Gei'm bright mea Saw -land -I f inwerinlre
le•urning 'divulge wiedont with untroubled ;
The weary, throbbing. eutferli . rerilc a heart
qitiet now.
Fearless wart thon. and bold; '
Olden thou ,brink bucko aril from the Rie t eeti roar!
Oh. *later, nent the billow try cold
And woe It long till thou lindid gained the AIM,
Vahl gliettioulug, dear dumb lip,. yell =leer WC,
Alt, naveraiute.
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noun! every wandering wind, •
3inurnjully sighing round the hoptcptolut caves,
Initspeteth thou witt:cosa E7.l.liti•to - Puire • ',, •-:
And softw sobbing , tutu Of opraug•time . arle PA,
Aud mut:4 with Omvy rryrtmeri., morn aw n es
'l'h2 budding Icarus.
Earth's weary once fluty throng,
And .orrowfulty trend We's Nvine-pte.o , i l dee i c .
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Yet Hever while the coeutl... earn roll on
Thine eyt.,4 blatili weep :,1
Beautiful eyes, before me ye 112Vi3 wort '
De ble.9 , ed sleep.
LYMA M. liENO, Rochester, a
A Great Change.-Woinrn in the South, who,
eix years ago, were not compelled to lace their own'
rimer, ere now forced to don nAttlig end cooking rur
retire famillea,
Co:wonted Suicide.--Martin Murray, a' day
lataner,on the - c. &P. named, mid a tesident of
Indtiotry, ibis county, committed suicide on last Mon
day one week ago. by rhoo:lng hit - mien through the
b( aea w ith a 61,491. He wro nrarardeblf Wry years
of age, and learesn wile and three - o'lol.on. pe was
laboringundet: temporary Irma:thy when he cimunit
led the rash act. -
Another Run orn— A horee belonging t 3 }Mr.
John Border, 'of thin place, ran away on I.nd Monday
evening; while paEsing down SeAnary rtreet. lie
was' hitdhed to a one home wagon at the time, and
driven by Mr. B. After going a rhort, diet/men,
the wagon broke, Mr. Border wag "wonted 6t." and
the animal tonic the neareserouto to his etablo., Very
Mte damage done.
A ,Freak of nature occurred in our nclzhhorhood
a day or two eines which le put wen more than once
iu a lifetime. A fanner lit , the vklnity of ( - own latcly
bought ei mare witch he understood would foal In
June. A few daye educe she wets delivered of a colt
Asp A muz.e"! Or course, al! three ilhol after that.—
•I'hie ie a cacti that happens not more than once In a
hundred }•card.—Laterenee Jou,vcl.
Free lilamonry.—From the report of Cie proceed
ings or the Masonic Urand , Lodgc of Pentoylvarna; we
learn that the order now numbers 21.1 lott..es, frith ':',•
105 members in this State, awl that the Grand Lodge
numbers :AK) metiffiern. During the pact ten ..ytisll,
the Aiarunlc feat rutty In Pennsylvania ha' dOlibled
ids strength, and it now in a Tout nog/letting tend ;
lion, the Grand Master Itroffice being / the 11011 \ 111e
and Vattx. who Is said In he one of the most rapid
and efficient directors of its atililes that the Masonic
body In this State has had
. for many years. The as:
+eta of the Grand Lodge are valued at t 4 I,01?, :mil
the nen( temple, about to he constructed on Broad
street, is to bu built at an estimated Cost of [760,[100.
-'.Wore than Thlrteen.—"Mere than thirteen
negrti" soldiers dltiCrted ta one in battlo.—//4-
diannpais Herald.
`•\fore titan thirteen" Democrat( sneaked to Cana
one" In the Union artily.
"More than thirteen" Democrats rejoiced at a rebel
vietdry "to one" who regretted a I:Ohm defeat.
"More than thirteen" Democrats fueled and aided
deserters from the Union nrmy "to oni:" who deliv
ered them mer to the lawful anthrries.
"'More than thirteen,' Democrats approved of the
starvation of Union Prisoners "to One" who denonne
ed it. .
"More that, thlricen"Democrats reolce 1 at the re Ine:.
nation of Preeident Lincoln "to one" whci teamed
..Mrire than thirteen" Derrincrato; appland l'resident
Johnson as :a patriot-to one" irho . slcuottoces htm as
an unprincipled renegade.
"More thin thirteen" Democrats wcmid to:day vote
for Jet Davis for President of the 'United States ••to
one" wild would vote for Gen; Grant.—J ru Repub.g.
IN INEYIOULt3I.
1 1 )egr044R grAliergolp*F:tosaaisf,
Brady & IlinkekiCoonterif
Sabl'itikborth, Pa.;:have placed 1% our hands - MO la l
lowin circular, whlcb 'ationtif.ttietlhaflOc!tor,
undd to the OnVernmet4,44lPkitiiit'abiee;fhlrWit-'
da ji reference Owe/4 - tie .Plltt
servcdVall who elsanoe tit actin; , .
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- oissauwiloi •or Tan - !Cwt *ON
• Ra Of
(g ‘ ol d) Interest, po,vable January Ist an J. Olt.' ht .
1 5-20 e of 1 gea.—lfedierMible'it the,Optiodot the tknce
ernmetit, after ,APtil 185Ls.a.a,d InlYabi,„B.4.B3r 104'
1882. Interest; eix per cm/LQ . 9_144 Pa:Agin' XIV
and November Ist. ,
5-tfki of 1864.—Rodeemable after October Viet. - Itto.
Payable November:lst, Interest; sts - pet-Actt.
(gold); payable Jealppliniuxqyetatoerjet: •,d' N
5 , a of 1865.:--MoVeinber • lsede.) Ifeelettablit ai
-1 ter October 81st, ISM, and payable November let;1885.
Interest, ale per cent. (gold), payable Illy lit and No.
vember lat.. - • •
5404 :or 1855 ,. (Ju1y: Inane knowo tot:. -
Redeemable afterlnly let; 1810, and payable Jul*" lit,
Intereet, six_ per cent: (gold), payable January
Ist and Snly Thee° Bonds are issued in conver
t Mons of the let series 14311 a. )
10-18s.—Itedeemable after Februaryttith. 1814„ and
pavellle March Ist, 1804.: IntereSt.llcapercent.Otoldi.
let and September. lat. except on PO
nut *lOO coupon Bonds, Interest of which is payible
annually. Alnich lat.
Vertu 44.1:1.4.—Fajwbie Juno 15, 1R R 3 at then con
vertible at the holder's 4n)tlnti s : into. 5 , 4• Bends: In.'
tercet:l'll4U per cent.% (Cu•ceury) payable June 15th
and December 15th.
Sd Sertesl•nne. , --Payable JOly IX-1841. or then con
vertible at the holder's option into 541"f10nd5.../nter
cAt. 7 3-10 per cent. (currency). payable January 15th
and Jnly 15th. Upon this,- reriet , the' Government re
serves the right to pay six per cent; (gain), instead of
5-10 per cent. currency. •
Tho Gold karing Ildwra are boiled either goppon nr
Rectitereit. old In btlylng aiul
cludt;4'the Intercr , t, • • • •
16 , 00 errd Romig ore Issued In rso, sin°, $.-.60.
OW, friSkX). $lO,OOO. Interest upon Registered Bonds
inn , ' lin made payable at - ' W ashington, 'New Totk.
Phil:l(l4hln'illaltimoteOlosfon, 00.51• NT, Bt.4oals.
Cturleston, ban Fran - deco, And
In boyiag and'selltru: th 9 7-30 A. the Interest goes to
the seller. Any Coupon Bends will be exchanged by
the Government Tor Regtitered Muds of thei comet
see.
1i367.,Tu1y Issue, redeemable utter July Lei,
and payable July Ist; Interest, six per
'cent. (gold),payable January let and July let. 'These
Bonds are teened in conversion or the 7 340 Bonds.
33 year /ix per cent. , ettrrcncy Ilona; isoued . b 4
Government to Pacific It: It., payable 30 ycare . aft
date. 81:c per cent. (currency • • •
. The . Electoral Collego.—The following table
k‘liewin g number of PrisidentlatElectore la %%bleb
each State Is etititled, will be useful fur relfreace
sr.trzs nErripstrren fS cosanz.33.,
Nebraska • 3
'Nevada . • , • a
New Ilampslare 6
New Jersey 7
New York "el
Ohio . . , • ISt
OregonB
Pennsylvania ...p. 20
20
' Rhoda Island .... 4.... 1 4
Tennessee . 10
l'ermont ..4.... 5
Wear Virniula ....1:..:. 5
Wifitoheill - ', ' • :8
California
Connecticut ....
Delaware,.
Illinois
Indiana
lowa.
Kansas '
Ken t ncky
Maiiin ,
MUtyLind '
.31aesttchusetts.
dl ichbrnn
Minnesota
Mikeottri
:;TED coxont4s.
6TATT.B N 97 we: m.. 3.7
Alabama " 9
Arkinoels 4
Florida 3
Georgia ,
I.nuiplana "I
. 1 14 8 a
South .... 8
l'exnn
Virginia
Whole number
Majority
Wed Into tho Union prey!,
'gat.) number of olectora
If Coforado shall bo:nflnu
ons to the election, the e- , n
will be increased: to 320.
The Free Itallrpael. Law.—The ftillowingiert
4ons ..vere 51ed with the clerk of the Ron.° when the
rote on the Free Railroad Conference Committee Se•
Dort was taken:
We voted for iho report of the emnnxittoryfor theM , .
I. It has been clearly estabil.lwdbilhe/Zonate
refit.] n q to lucre Use its committee of conference, as re
quested by the House, that this Is the best compromise
we can make with the Senate: and 2. Believing; the
bill as reported to be better than no bill —or. In other
words. if It does no rood. It Will do nn Won : and 3.
It I. one step in advance of former leuislation: and
as all concede we can dome better, we vote - t'aye.".
(Sigued,) - E. W. Maim.
•
Taos. Mettor.soat.
The bill here referred to was vetoed by the Gover
nor,.. •
ro,turned to the Legislature, amended: passed,by
both liousee, then approved by Governor Geary, and
la now a laW. Of the amended bill the Pittsburgh
Commercial says :
.I"stiTtee- . Raltroad bill hating b m been aended in
obviate the o bjections of the Governor. and It haring
been parsed by both branches of the LegtelninT, the
quintion is disposed of for the present session..Tlieitglt
not what was desired the bill is a great step fonvard."-
Straw - Rl—They show the way (tithe wind. The hl
lowing proves something atleast, if tree. It indicates
that the wind is blowing, If not the direction of the .
wind. The Washington correspondent ot the mein
natl Evening Chronicle says :
A few days ago. windy teacher In the city here, who
among her pupils two little daughters entre. Sto
ver. who. It will be remembered, Is rrdanghter of Pres
ident Jot neon. reottemed each of her pupils to ascer
tain nt home who.her they would continue In her
school the next quarter, which commences again with
in n couple of weeks. The little ilisses literVer re
turned the next day and promptly told the lady that
they were not coming to school any more.. When
questioned es to the reason, with child-like simplicity.
said : I
-Grandpa Fars we are going to move back to Ten
netsee In Apiiir
licsterdstyi,on the river bank, in the upper por
tion of Tkineatt, was seen a white man lying on the
gionnd, drunk and helpless mid nttended and taken
care of by a sober black man. .Ion'( suppoee that
some "mongrel," 1.0731 C "Rump Congregaman" should
attempt to make these men equal In respectability.
how much would the negro gain by Awing made sotia.:
to the white man ? how much would the white man ,
lose byheing made equal to hie Dest r o °—'2'ipasaf4llll.)
. Morels SSW War-41 isisald that if the PZIOWP of
March cling An the bough" of tree's, there win be a
pleatlfnl supply of fruit. this be into, we ought to
reJoicein the prospect for theenming season, for the
Snow onlarch did cling to the houghs.
-Alarritiner4.
MI.:SOUGH --44ir t IM 0 - - du warettly_htarch
tti, h3ftkaCiteittr, Pa., by R0v.13.• P. , .ll4 — Say;\ltir.
Fratik g:ll,6ittiost.i to Mlato nary A. i3i!aiiiiil' . -toth
of,W - euirlf4;9lllo4 .- -. - -
itOVE-:ewnsy-aiareti_ttit#, ItO" ihnTh a tut
Greer, at the geridence of the hride`a father, ittr..Wtia.
(trove, Of Bearer CO I :13%10 %reedy, of
Me cer CO4 PIL
.~:_ .
"oI=grAIIIN -
1 - ISflElt—March 4etb,1868, after a short but pain
ful illness, 3liss hialtabi Fisher, in the 1.8111 year of her
age. '7- •
We have again seen thayour; and beautiful laid in
the silent tomb. And ourheitrte were illicd-withjor
row, while we looked on the race orthe dead, and re
membered how recently she bad been the fight of our
woeful 'circle;. and hdi happy .voltm bad:been heard
impugns.- lint that voir,o Is now butted in
_death
and the form upon which we looked with admiration,
iy laid in the grave. And While' thise sad thoughts
till our hearts with sorrow, we cannot bat realize the
truth, that "there is an end of all earthly perfection."
We cannot but mourn when called to part with ono so
lovely. But our sorrow for her is made lighter while
wettilnk of her calm.and pcacCial death. We have
before - stOod by the 'bedside 'of the dying; but,. We
never before witnessed a scene so impressive, nor such
manifestations of the Savior's presence. When the
ham of death was fast approavhing, her spirit seemed
'Mad above her sorrow and suffering hero; and her
face, 'beautiful, esi u in death, was radiant with smiles
that were not of earth, ;as she sung the pdeemere
praise and spike ends love. Angels aeon hovering
around her, presenting bright visions of, the world td
came; and waiting to guide her tbrongh.the valley of
the shadow df death,.which seemed• bat a bright path
way leading to !leave e, "Where shriiiii.and pain eq.-
er enter, and the weary are iced." • , -,•
. her life on earth Is o'er,
And we will see her here no more;: . •
But hew Could we wish to retain
-ller spirltfrom its crollesigisint- • •
God who called her in his love,
To bir•hetirenlybotne aknis
Kindly" released her frptil'idl
And could ‘i'e with tier to remain
. . . .
Ah no, the voistol love renlles.
And bids as look tayond the skies ; •
Who're Anielilinardi*lth wittehfit I c4e,
The /01r4 who dwell Srikki JeasitltsiF•
-~
tlifentalatith4lfoaselkithic•2Plipaciaiisi
tipeiver count 4 stror requeled lel
rdetlafthriottloa 9111,g; . 4131061.1A114.4fiter
'9ll.Bstanisi,thallffik :Amp, with a ilew
to Inputting* ocignittiloder '.'' ' - '
, . — 7 31h1T-
i 4t;:mii .,.....--.,..----.-.._ mi
ati
ctrsonnets,_,daiultir :-
er ..... , _ sii ,
43cn Beaver; tr , , , 2C /' , • ! r • :,
~._. ....4 „1............;7 „ . .. ...........41..1 i ....1
. .
• Bee ono of the 'Prize - Cups warded to A.
Speer for hts,pclehmell Fort Grape 11ti4...-,:.
It is tlie'best_ Ernie wine- ever prtiduced. in country, the standard wine for commun
ion purpos44andithe most-beneticiai-for fe
males end' weakly tlersotis.' ' 11y..
,-..-, v ry •r, -' ' 4 '10" , 1. , - .r - 7, , , -- vr ,----,
ille0Onillati" ,„ oi• 'Nunes' done' tovet. - it
Tience's,Beaverd • _L . ,
.14t.
.
"Auitchipr-olotl.rany .10'..belpol is hsrd. to
know" said Emil Brooke:; .Bat Theintrichief
that time watilttWOrkton the 'finnan hairrriey. -
be fateirer nimided by .114exisii of_ilierretrs
Vegetable ,Ilaii (Restorative, " which never
tililsto bring kick the.' bear: toits original
beilut.f.ri. 4 * B .qr•Peni?cra./......i -
Get yenr-Fitttal.cor. 7Boinkistg:'l3ollo t over,,
; at.
Bendes,Beaver. 1. ; . - ..c,''f • • -_. DLL
, , ~-..;:......1 . ....._ ..:
Tnnumws t t i t o..F.44VieSivorg.: 7 —Tlie pt
lention-of onr dets is-direeted Wilke exten
sive advertisement ocldessra Joseph Horne 6-,
I Co ; ;;;Itios. 7214-49 Market 'street, Pittsburgh;
Which appears in to-day's paper. 3lesars. ;IL
12; Co. have one of the largest stores' in Pitts
burgh, and always keep'okholl a large and
exellent assort ent of g,o6dat t heir Sp ri tog
Stoclialdigivio .ifiliWi t e ll.(l 1 1 1 0 r e. vatieel'
than ever befor This is
.Ulfy set flirt!' in
their advertisem nt,lind , pairtier who design
Making purchases in their - liall will do ;well
to read th card-Ifur thamselves. ~ . . ..,
.•
Getylidr 'or Endres' done over,: at
Bence'e,ll3 eaccr.l
•
WROLESATiR DRY GOODS .A.ND NOY10)Y
'HOUSE. OF3II*M. CAII4. VCANDLy,sa &
.
CO; . • .
.
- ; We would dl4cCaltentiott:this morning to
the announcement of the Dry" Goods - Jobbing,
House of Messrs.,Carr,lit'Cautiless & Co., No.
114 Wood strectrittsburgh.• This firm, now'
offers to rherebantl'Aand ileideri - fine;ii, the
largest and most completescocks of imported
'andiloineitiOtiikidsever hmt4htlo this:mark,
et, and whicb they arc prepared to dispose of
at low figures. Their stock
. emimces all - the
novelties. and plain goods; foreign and domes
tic.add Inchtdod;in the ntiportment are many
styles nbt -to beound eliaitltere. . Merchants
and dealers, and all who buy to sell again
should visit. th firktratne, ,their 4 9)0d.5,
j
m,..e
and'priccv ' ' 1 • - ' • • '•- - -
; .
Any I pecson wisliing t yellow Hansa . =lid
Sweet Potato plants, will leave their orders
with Q Hamilton, Esq:, at the 'Revenue office;
be .Peal (Or
ibut tlwse ennw"Lail .!....."
.1 • lI.BALTHGIVINekWLNE. .•
70
. 317
. 111
.
Senfe . time since r. A. "r ofPaisitierN.
i • I. li • k a ii- e
111
J.;. presented l't with 14.- e• of his Port
Grape Winc.t• In our with .
. pre.sentgilit, 10
a friend whonvas in feeble h tit. After giv
ing the wine a fow-trials, o r friend assures
us he derived marked be t from its use.
We find , ;hitt many invati in this. city ere
using SPeer's'Port Grape-Wine w Alf fife same
beneficial results.' t.•
Druggists keen it, -.• '- [2t.
i - -I
_s .• .
_. .
BEAVE , Iti_.,. 4RESTS.
II
(COR . CTICTi; NitElii'Li•) •
• •
Aptil SOW&
•
Floor per 5513,50 15
41 V
Drip(' Apples per bas!. dox .:
. 1 1,, 4 41 { zr lb - v.. 45
Pried Peaches pctlxt. -4,70 ' - .... ...... :. 20
Whoat per bor ..... ~ 3,00 Sh era -....... ..... • 1254
Corn per boa At tildes p(v lb ' /0
Ontd - -' al Tappqrpw. Lb..; - 12141
Flax . Seed rwr bun ... 2,20 r a pet I o .. 15
Beam!, perbue r -0,00 t ri4let p0r,1b..•,..e. •.%)
Pig:Woes a,- . • '' ' -00 M Mai*, pet gil:,,t.e.. 1;00
Onion , 1 3, aMliabtrOil,- - - 70
Corn Meal .1 '.. 1,10 Craft u - 7 :+ ..0il '-- -7,1 •-• 7 . es
Geo. C. Speyerer,
fIS OLD STAND
Water a‘d James ,ste,
Corner of
" o . l ' Et
heater,.
•
AL DE A LER IN,
CND
DR Y- GOOD
NOTIONS,"
•
lIMT3,
CAPS;
BOOTS
• :
I RI,
, •
IVAILE,
ON,
NAILS and •
CAELVEXTER; TOOLS,
ROPES and OCUM,
PACKING YARN,
OILS,
• . I
• PAI;ITS, DDT AND IN OIL,
Quennsware and Will covt-ware
FLOUR, FLOUR, FLOUR,
WHOLESALE mid RETAIL.
Having the er agency for the edebrat
. :7. :: .I, T.). . 7 •,..ii.;l ~ ...: ~ /...._ ;-',7
CANTON , MILL ,
..: r ..1 f.
- 5.; - . •
,-•, ..
For liorheite 1 nod Nikbity, Nre• oteerlertir to deal
ers at Pittsburgh rates, enrind freight from there,
Also, - .' • .l 1
. .
33:11
• • 'Er IEI
•
W 0,1a8.4 1 ,V; Pr Aaf'D 3?k11 IL.
Also, having the agency for Buffalo kikele We.
Scales, we over to the 06bltc, scales at immeakeetwers
prices. coast,. Ung of Hopper, Counter. NM 'Cattle,
R IIt IPM I I P g 11 1 ,1 1 .1 1. 4 111,141 4
, Alen. Agell.i i lor Sanaa Sono IEI4II-4:4 Ups.
Ind Plaster for ILA& ' ,
BearS;EW 11..‘satifictiving Co'r. amps* bod,
we hare alwa,pi whlll stock ou bands. _ -
t.L - N
,
'CALL !3NC P. / ..q 4111r1111 CALL•46:),41,11::
. .
, 9 bigroan
. .
T . 1431(1
liercluurise,
Mr 1803.
NUM 11011000 N.
OR Anginas • 14
Shrum Bnitger &Co 73
A Wynn V
W Johneoni4kClo. 4/1
'Sites Were-dui ACo 7
Frederick Walter 14
41A Became 14
James Moors 14
W•F Chute 1
John Barclay •
James Altlenn ' 7
Orr & Cooper 1
I N Atkins , 74
RTall 14
Jhertz •14
M J
Byeerme Lett • ' 74
B Anderson 12
Sys n •••
, ° •tl •
James Porter 14
B Mulbeim • 14
A 13rehm • ' 14
Rantel-hiMer 1
ethn Berke 14
L F Weinman • 1
Wilson & Brown 7
A C Hurst, _ 71 1
7711113 m ftfidt • f 14 1
T Allhany . •11.
B 12 , 11ang • 111
Pe W 1
illiam ter Angel Barnes 141
Downing & Penn 1:I
J 8 Dickey
tShallandeirgei A BKIC •
ABlUnty-,1;",::21
ng IsoBo.. •
P A Forinu e ' 121
It A Wilson , .13
Henry W Secly 13
John Conway . 14
•W D Johnston ' 14
J.imes A Fortune 14
Hayed & Clarke , 13
Georyitir BerklielMer' 1
J C Damien— - , ,-' . 13
J Hillinger & Co 14
Blt Campbell ,„ ,13
P Brown . " \ 1
Wm II Evans , 1
Beni Pfeifer • 1
G C Speyerer 1 11
D Robes • .1
John Niehlc 14
David Aughintaugh , .1 '
31 Alexander 14
R L Biggins . 14j
John Karcher : 1
Andrew Daig 12
.1 Linenbrink. ' 14
L fitelntield 14
.W W Jot:melon . 14
Coe .t Derrtgh •' : '
8 J Cruse &CO .' ,
NEW -uttiontott. '
AD Gilliland .k. Co 1
John 8 Boers: . 1 1: 41
0 Braun .- .. , 14
.1 B Awls:sew , I • •
I& J . Beitwick' ' ' 1
John Corbua , •1 .
-J L Blackthorn 14
Winter .2 P,edieon 14,
A Bostwick . -.r, . 141
Ryan Pugh • IN
31 Townsend . , 131
R Ststinfleld • . - ! ,• ; 121
B Cdvert, _ "' ' - ' -'' 14
Biram Reed 121
Dnff & Thompson 11
J 8 Winans - 13
William Kennedy . . S
ham* 11 Stokes , . • D
Sam) Snellenburg ' . 14
31 N Miller 14
Meyer & Co 14
• P
# N Hayes 141
Et"7l4 IL
: ce 3
1 1
K W Ba i ilie .14 1
F Morgan 141
Li. Ripper 14.
U McLaughlin 1 13 1
C Canning 14
Weddel ai Co `-14
J B nae 11115130:. ::_,,11i
Boots &Swlcir - - 7 1.
George F Slemon 14 i
B 0 Village , It
J,W.lngrltam . ,.. , 13*
MMM
1 COMPOUND
lIRAITZU 8080.
John Moors ', • ' 3li
Thomas Ant*rson •
BRIDGEWASEIL BOWL
B. Smith •
Leirbr.4 Berrie*
• V.OOIIILKTEIS 1301i0. I
Seminole Banner . 3 1 1' ‘
Burbling Brelhm 311
A T Ehaßenberger R,+
BREW
intrieorivArart.
Conrad Wehmorber 9,1
UARIIIONT.
Bennet*, Lents 10 ,
Distatt r . ' • , -
; -
- - sillitinfOlt .041110.. - - 41- -
'John le Miller. . 3
The appeallv a the adssioners office
111 ho hld ill COM
Beaver. on the 20th day of April next, from 9 o'clock
A hl to 4 o'clock P M. 11. W. NELSON,
, , Nertmutilo Appraiser.
THE' LATEST AND BEST
Singer's unproved.' Family Sewing
Machines !
SINGER'S NKW NOTAELINS FAMILT SEWING
Aluellivwith all the recent improvements, is now
considered 't '
The Best and, the Cheapest
And the ONLY Machine, that will do ALL kinds of
rattn.r aswoco. it makes,the famous Lam amen s
the only lynch which is universally approved, or is at
all adapted to drat CUPS work. It will sew on all kinds
of material with.all kinds of thread, and It is as soma*
I.Ess in its opemtiOn as any practical Sewing Machines.
it is simple In construction and does not got out of ot
der,und a
.411.4 can learn :to ulto IL ft his gluka•
Hemmer;Bratder, Corder
and -Ctudter.
It has the or!y :Tessa and 'Litman that tan be ne
ed to advantage in Ir:king. It also has a simple ex
nitorosnr Armen - tales:and is the only Machine mak
ing the Lock Stitch that does embroider practically. ,
The CeAbiated Singer Idanufko-
For Tailors . . foot and Shoe Makers. jtameso. and Car
ritit.Te Manufacturers, will be supplied on the shortest
notice. •
• " * '
All Mao blues . Warranted - 'For
Three Years.
t
~.
_ ~
All persons, whether intending to pnrchase a Sew..
lug Machine or not. are rimpectinlly Foliated to call
and examine these Novel Sewing ',Machines .and see
them in oyekation, at the Millinery - Store or' Mrs. A.
F.. BOOKE ,on _Brighton St., one do or above th
Diamond, oche tier. Beaver county, Pa., where
will Iteepnaupply on hind for sale.
i ,a; 'KOOKEN, Agettlit,
lanS"6".". . Singer Manaractartng Company.
LIME!
I •
FM" LI3IC ALWAYS ON IIAN1) AT TILE
• 4 ' , • .
. ,
. • ,
MULVANON-IBE 616 A
The best and chintiestLlNlE in the .
Send orders to w, J.. DUNS, Dome, toA.
KM* at' anpgrt.
• l A 1 ,•
y r."
Lime delivered at short notice.
toarliratly
FARM FOR SALR •
TIIE ICINDJIMSIONED OFFERS.IIIS FARM CON
taint= 03 major pale, which is located on the
Lisbon road, are mfts trom Beaver, to Brighton To..
Beaver Co., Pa. The arm is ins good, state of cuiti
yation ; all clear but about 9 acres; all under fence,
with irgood trautoßare. - . That bonne mat 'mod re
pairing: which will make it &good, comfortable house.
wither wall of good linter at the door, and a spring of
never tilling water on the arm. There Is .good frult
on it, consbitim of Apple', Peaches Pears, Quinces.
Cherries avid other small fruit. The farm is situated
on a public road. and in an mensal neighborhood,
andcoralreslept to School. For fufgar partimilarsia
astv br thA ficieL4 l .3 l led; • • ' •
saartt , fi. . • -Aiqz.rniostTow
OEM
App'ra out
dinfimilyi)4 l.
otultY o ver ; of Me
MIMION 11020
C 11 Bootle
W D Fisher
14
41" t 14
o B Mail 11
Waggoner & 30w 1 r7 13
Bosom! Tr.
Wm Harrah 14
B Reed . 14
Vir, Johnston
- 1-8 It Daniel
swum rams.
Dawson a Richardson 14
M WI:Moon 14
B WHamer histler & son 13
11 • 14
Newton a. Shoemaker 14
John Sterl. 6, 4
PaLtOm o.
Dustenta3 s .11
James Dunlap 14
NICI lIIILVZU IT.
C Evans 14
John Black ' IA
Scott &Co . 10
J B Johnston 14
J 8 Hudson 12
fortes' & Acheson 12
',..34104.*t0cC1T1
ohn every 1 ._, •
_ C Doff .
A M !deckle= ,
OUTII 111kTEIL TT.
Wm Warrick r 11
01110 TP.
11 Dawson, - 14 .
11 Reed , , • . 14'
T Wiesen , •
'1 . 14
II Warrick 3
.1 I' Caldwell 14
Michael Grim ' 14,
G W Cunningham 14
S 11; Daiwa ' 14 ,
B F Miller 11
John Boyd 14
NOrton Bro
Walkup & Watson . 13
INDUSTRY Tl,
S Jac o nvin.. 1 4
4
rainnt u n;ltani 'l4
John Aber • 11
I
Kerr Oh Beal " 'l3 ,
Braden t' , 141
Chruleis Carona ;*, 13
Jll Deihl Cu- 11
8 C Trimble 11
David Ram er ' 14.
Denier Crider 14
JosephileFerran 14
711 Trimble it Bre la
Willhan-Stewart 14
J B. Todd 13
1 • INDEPENDIS3CII TT.
inept' Davie - 14
William Leech , 14
PHILLIPSBURG - 801 10 .
C Zit:inter 14
v Goalon 'l3
tiAccci•NlT:
Jse Scott 14
R Ilt 11 & Bro 14
floury Eyin g 14
BPr4Lge4:
lt sr l4
Iltua , ,
Us Raw 11
LD I L
Ass Morrison & Son li
Mr 11 Frazer & Co 1
i penj Revd . , 14
1 11011:WrII: Sr.
Calvert & Patton 11
I. YR A Mit= TP. .
E. Anteueuth . r. ; '4
NORTII SEMICILLY Tr:
Clow & Dro 11
I.‘"r RISWICELIT
( - 7,e13 Rancher
Ivan Powell
A & C Klrchler
EcoNoxy TP.
.T'Breitenstetu 14
11 Ilentucer ' 14
/Op 1 3Larkai . 14
Warßail - . ..'—', " 14
...
Itffiall
XT. CIAIII. BOW.
Daniel Hill li
EDICINES, .ke
ora - BRIGHTON.
131011 w eltdif
B !Cobra & Co , • 3
it S Kenah 3
IJ X Deldnney 3
BILMILIt TALLN.
E pateman b Son 4
manusarobr. '
tV F Dail
EllB
woman*.
i GotUub Klein ' ' 9
Wring Pitatihines.
I
Varkport.,'Pa.
NE 1 7 2. IC: 'M
FRESH
11 4.f is .i..l_
g GQocls I
.? t ,
4 4
r a,*
•_NO ADVANCE.
FIRST. OPENING
r
SPRING GOON FOR 1868
'
;
Fortune's„
MAI' DRY GOODS` STORE,
IN THE DIAMOND
~_
• • '
4,t
NEW PRINTS,
NEW, 111.US.JAI',
N'ENV CItECKS,
•-= ' :
NEW Gukiprge.ms,
BEM
NEW DELAINES,
- -
NEV COPURGS,
ALSO '
Table Dinner 'Crash,
FM
Red Flannels,
Flarinela,
Yellow Flannels,
Jeans,
Cassimercs,
'Tweed , g,
Drillings,
Hats ancl, : Paps,
Hoop Skirts,
Balmoral Skirts,
Noikins and Palley ArOelcs,
Trimmings,
. , . •
Bonnet Ribbons,.
Goods, &c.,
re=3
MO above comprises the most cOmplete litock ever
offered to the citizens of Beaver county, and we lake
pleasure In aasuring our customers and those who may
toiw us with a call, that the above stock is as cheap
F=l
.
RESIMIZER TU rucE,
F. A. Fortune's
4 •
CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE
IN THE DIAMOND,
•
1
ROCHESTER, PA
BIG SIGN Across the pavomont.
CO"' EVERYBODY AND SECURE'
•
• .1-BARGAIN:V.
MIME
, OF
DB
and. PLAIDS'I
w Ir ,
41 I,
r!IN: wiEF: JDOvicincrti; I 0
ROcIIESTER; . P.EWNI A .
Ja.nif .
w, :Fortune. ; - i,...
A.
..
IWOULD uppselmirxiArsoinVo nit
du alen , of nearer coahtr. that ;bi:
a mar wad Weikel stock al Agent op= •
Notions, iti the room; hirmirly . Moms,
Nelson & Roesler, In the Disteentd. ' , 'wig' ~
slating la part If
Dress Goods cf oyery Dtfor)ption .
1 •
/Antal. (14hirA . an t BUett klyartikiontle• rot& ,-
.I.zuuroc:tte Latnes, White 1.4..0dt, Wats
llinghaina, Cheeks, Xrallus,
Ticks,. Jeans, Tweeds,
Crwalwres,
lloblery an Glares. Whams! and Snip Skit*, drink.
t... 1 'nods, Dress Trinsnia,ts, es 'sit , ". ;
Boys Hats, a large I,loe " '
very •cotop. 0' ' * •
P A, P S C.O -1.7. L A R
Stamping, Pinking' and disettine Stitching to holm.
„i Utter Shirts made to *Nu.. • •
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PITTSBURGH :PRICCS.
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS. -
Reim. , 'WT. the ..place, room fem.:rip occ!pled Ay
Nelson & R4cid.W.ll
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JAMES. ,; A. 'FORTUNE.
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armed, olltddgccaer.' ' :gym.Mlime•
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Oil' Cloths !
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can be purchneed ebrawbere, 1 •
MeMIAS.ITCOVE'S,
Bridgewater,'
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Meet froin Erichuni, beating the otlginai'pae igem.
Also, Window Shaded, Satchels, Trunks. Stereoscopic
Views of all places of intcrest la the country and upon
the continent.
I respectfully give notice to all. to 4:4 sad eee
large and sell &elected litoeic.ot _genera, YARIITY
GOODS".
Included In above, we hive Looking_ Glasses, Car
pets, Aiwa,. Oil Cloths, of beautiful design and
pattern.
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4, !V illtrer_ Medal
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Fold by J. Moons, Denver, Pa., and all Druggists
and dealers in Medicines,
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