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IIKMOCI.ATIO CHUN l Y I'ONVI.NTWN.
Tlio Democratic voters of tho scleral districts ot
Columbia County will meet at their Usual places o(
holding the general elections, on Saturday the Mh
day of August, 1870, lictivecn tho hours of three and
Rru'ii o'clock In tho afternoon, nml elect delegates
tiy liallot to represent tho dlstilets In n County
Convention to bo held at ttio opera House In llloouis
liuiir, on TuesJay, tho 8th il.iy of Auirtivt, 1 sTi!, at
11 o'clock, a. in., to place In jiojnl nation otic-can
illilato for Consresi, ono candldato for Senator,
two candidates for Itcpresentatlve, ono candi
date for Sheriff, two c.uidates for Associate-Judge,
ono . candldato for Jury Commissioner, and
to transact ouch business ns tho Interests ot tho
Pemuerallc party mny require.
Also, nt tho samo lime and places and In tho same
manner, tho Demoeratlo electors of each district
will elect ono person to servo ns member uf tho
County Standing Committee,
lly order of tho County Committer,
WAltltUX .!. Ill'CKALLW,
chairman,
ArrOUTIONMKNT OK Dm.KIIATKS ACCOIthlKU 10 VOTE
t'Oll fiOYKHNOII IN
Pershing. Delegates.
Heaver , 107 a
llentun 1W 3
lierwlck,.....'. si 4
iiiooinxburir i: sjij j
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catawlssn 1M 'I
Cent i n M 3
cenlralla tin
con nghaiii N lr-s,.. :i
(oniighniu 8 M 'i
rishlnireiuck '.'t'3 4
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...l.VJ
....152
,...111
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1114
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Franklin 49 8
Ctreenwood
Hemlock
.laeksou ,
Locust .
...3
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TO
.Main..
Madison
Minim
.Montour.,
Ml. Pleasant ..
Orange
Pine
ICoarlngereek.
Seott
Sugnrloaf ....
lly Itulo tho ratio Is llxed at Co voters for ft delegate,
but nodlstilcttoliaio less than two or more thou
four delegates, and allowance Is to be made within
those limits for tho largest fractions of n ratio.
Dloomsburg, Pa., July IS, ls:.
George Dean, jury commissioner of Monlour
county, ilicil riunilay, July 0.
A mail
week.
log was killed In Uerwick hut
Dauvlllo Is trying to organize a Hook
Ladder Company.
and
A liltlu son of Abel Doily fell from a wagon
load of stone on Wednesday, and was run over.
Uu was seriously, if not fatally injured.
Tho Ilencitk fiulepetulent of last week gives
a-i interesting history of that plate from the
earliest date to the present.
The Centennial commission have finally de
cided by a vole of thirty to nine that the Ex
hibition shall not bo open on Sunday.
Sergeant Cox of tho Wyomicg Artillery who
was kicked by a horse, during the parade here
on the 1th, wc learn is able to be about again.
"J's" l'oelry is rejected, because it is not nc
eompanicd by (he name of the alleged author.
Our rule on this subject is invariable.
Hon. K. J. McIIonry has workmen employed
in entirely rebuilding and refilling his giist
mill. It will bo completed in time to grind
out excellent buckwheat Hour.
Uemlertmm, in (Jermanj, Kishingcreek Town
ship, is 'rapidly improving, and about half a
dozen neat frame houses have been creeled there
lately.
If the niclures ol Haves and Wheeler in last
week's llejiullimn are eoirect likenesses they
are the most villainous looking men wo ever
saw.
llisbop Simp-oil has signified his intention of
attending the West llranch Canip-iui-i ling, near
Wayne Station, on the 1'. & K. Kailioad, in
Clinton county.
William Hernia of Danville well know u to
many of our citizens died la-t Kriilay morning
after an illness of four months, in his 77lh year
Hp '.vas buried on Sunday afternoon.
A S.m Calamity. During tho funeral of
Mrs. Klias Ash in Kishingcreek, on Tuesday
of lat week. Hurry Uruco Austin, a child aged
two years fell into a vat on tho premises, and
when found was dead.
The Washington Hoso Co., and the Danville
Independent band desire through us, to present
an acknowledgement of courteous treatment by
the peoplo of lllooinshurg on the -1th. .lmcn
ewt.
A special grand communication of Iho Grand
Chapter of Pennsylvania will bo held in Dan
ville, on tho lSth ol next uioulh. Tho lllooms
huig, Suubiiry, Catawissa and Watsoutown
chapters are invited lo bo present.
Wo find It almost as hard to write un cdito
ral wllh our hair cut short in these days of
hungry lllcs. ns it is to pay our lUbts when
sith-crihers seem lo think that wu publish a pa
per gratuitously, fur their be.ielit.
Tho Council of the Lutheran Chinch have
granted a vacation to their Pa-tor, Hev. Dr
McCrou, nud there will therefore be no services
In lliat church for several weeks. We wh
Dr, McCron a very pleasant summer tiip.
W, M, (Jearhearl, I'rothonotary of Mounlour
Co., dug a potato on Ids prlmises in tho heart
of which was a potato hug, herimtlealiy sealis
The Dauvlllo papers want lo know how it got
there' We cant say unless (he bug crawled
hi and drew the hole after him.
M, K. Kyetly Kq., who has been mllcrlng
fioui a mm stroke riceivid while In PlUladel
phla, we are glud to stale Is again able to at
tend to his business, though not entirely re
covered from the elllct of his illness.
Tho August Number of Nerihiurt Monthly
promise to be the most bountiful niimber'of
popular magazine cvir issued in Ihu world, and
the power In fulfill the promise will hardly bo
doubled by those who have walehid tho hlslot
rv and iiroL'rcss of this publication, Look out
for it,
Thu Campaign Columiiian containing
thu news of the day will ho K-nt to new mil.
Hcrlbers from August 1st until after the the
tlou In NovtinUr, for fifty ct-nU in advume
This is a very HUinl oflt-r, mid gives you tho
i.aner ut Ih e rale of SI. 10 per milium. Wo dn
this in order that every family may understand
tho issues of the campaign. Send your orders
ut once.
V Christian meeting will bo held in Mr- It
Cull j's Grove near Light Ktin-t under the mupl
cos of the Itloomffiurg liiinslun ICvangelieul
association to commence on Friday evening
July 23th and continue ovor Sabbath, '11
1'. K, of the district will be prcstnt. ltev
Young ol York will pleach a Missionary kt-
won on Friday evening. If tho weather should
U Inclement Iho mooting will be held in tho
Evngllcl church ut Light Street.
J, A. Irvine, Pnto.
The Valley Uajitlcr of Mlitdlulown, Mary
land, nntintinccs the arrival nfltcv. T. V, HotT
tneier In tnko clmrRo of tlio Kofurni Church lit
that place. A very warm reception win given
him at tho I'nriionaye. Ho will preach hi In
troductory sermon on Sunday next. K. M.
Knurr ami M, V. Nun necouip.inicil Mr. Hon"
Hitler to Ms new home.
iipcomi mil pii'tv oim veins, '
From tho record of McAllister, the fjllowlnir
figillc of Iho hot days of past years has been
taken !
. . ' august o uy
18'JI. Jii v" n.H IS-.N .Iim Mm
182 1, July 5 a", 1828,.luly 2 limit 2305
is, .nine n 11., J 18.1 1, July '20 10
o-j,Juno'2l 10U U8:i7, July IH
82.(.Iulv 21 11(1111838. July 30 M
182.;, July i!2 US I8:',9, July ?0,21. 31. Ml
180, .liuio :i l) I s III Julv.l lilt
1820, July 13 IttJ 18.1(1 July 18 102
1827, July 3 IHij IKtill, .tune 14 Kill
1827, July I mi 1S7H. .Inlr l 1(11
In I'liinlmiiiilul Temperature.
Dr. J, S. ltedlield, who was married to Mnrlo
llaiklcy-,.1 M.ler of C. (1. llarkley, lCscp, and
formerly a resident of Danville, died suddenly
at Kurt Scott, Kansas, on 'J'hur.day, Juno 22d.
Dr. Keilfleld was Iho surgeon of llieOth Kansas
Heglinent, and parlieipsted In nearly all Iho
battles In tho .Southwest. The Kort Scott "Mon
itor" of the 20th nil., says :
"At the close of the war, Dr. ltedlield resum
ed thu practice of medicine and surgery in this
ty, and Until his death hud been constantly
engaged in Ills professional duties. Thcdcecas-
1 was a proiniiunl, highly esteemed citizen,
nndoneofthe most suecei'ful physicians and
surgeons in the state. No one was more liber
al, generous and enterprising, no one had a
larger circle of warm friends, no oi.u was more
worthy of esteem than Dr. ltedlield. The com
munity deeply sympathizes with the bereaved
family." lU'pnbliean.
On the l'ourlh of July in paislng tho res!-
enco ol C. II. llrockw.iv, we noticed an old
torn Hag healing the inscription "Ilrookway's
llatlery. iNever having lieani ol uch a bat
tery we carefully examined Hales' history, but
could liud no trace of it there. Just then it
Declined that possibly this was the name of tho
ballery belonging to'lho Kishingcreek confed
eracy. V.VpuMaM.
The writer of tho above did not make a
very extended search in lilies', or ho would
have found a very lengthy and favorable no
tice of the Jlaltery we once had the honor to
command. It was a pardonable egotism to
identify the old llag. The editors of tho 7fe-
lwblimn distinguished themselves during tho
war by staying at home, and abusing those who
were risking their lives in the Union cause,
and they are not presumed lo know the fact
that armies, corps, divisions Ac, were generally
known by th names of their commanders. The
slur about the "Kishingcreek Confederacy" is
too weak an attempt at wit to require an an
swer. AVo can only remaik here, that if there
((( been suoh a confederacy, and had "Ilrook
way's It.iltery ' been in it nmubmhj uoulJ lime
ijut hurt, but it would nut have been tho editors
of Iho llenMimn. Batumi instinct would have
kept them niilej from gunpowder.
The following appointment of teachers for the
ensuing year nave been niauo by me i.ioom
School Hoard.
Third Sheet ltmhlintj.
Uooui No 1. f I. K.Sehonnover,
Mrs I. K. Schoonover.
" "2. f Amelia Armstrong,
llaltie M. Vanderslicc.
" " 3. ( Maggie M. Gensil,
Maltha Gratil.
" " -I. ( Mary M. Unangsl,
Kale 1 lower.
Fifth Stmt Jluililinij.
1'ooui No 1, (!eo. H, Wilber,
Martha Edgar.
" " 2. I Agnes lluekinghaiu,
Klureneo Wirt.
3.
1.
f Joseph Ganisnn,
L l-.il
lUaril Witmaii.
( C. 10. Wei liver,
l-I.ona I-.iiiliN.
UWs, Jhll.U. W. lluekinghaiu.
The School i will open on Monday August 21sl
ami continue eight months.
Tin: ii.vrn.u ok thk ki.kmknts.
Ul-lVVIlllN INIIlll'CII 1UM1UE.
On Tuesday evening last a little before six
o'clock, the heavens begun to darken and the
ightuing ihulcd its lieiy tongues in every di
rection. After a mighty rush ot wind tlio rani
leguu to tall, and in a short time the gutters
and streams were .swelled to rivulets, iho
Mrvnm that runs diagonally across tho town from
Herring's tannery, Mowed in toiicnls. Stinting
at tho tannery it washed away n bridge, throw
ing it up against n largo tank of water, and
when it reached Third street, below Iron, it did
much damage. Tho rearof the house occupied
by .1. Wclliwr was washed away, tho water
Hooding the first lloor of the house, I ho first
lloor of the house occupied by J. C'hristmau
is also Hooded, leining about llireu feet of
water on it after thu rain. Mr. Verry's house
was drowned out, tho cellar filled, and other
ilaiuugo done, (lindens weio destrojed byu
deposit of mud, chickens were drowned, and
Iho side-walks wiuhcd into tho middlo of the
strei t. On Main street the lightning struck tho
bakery of W, M. Mason, and completely de
molished the oven. One man informed us that
the water was to deep on his ham floor that ho
was obliged to put his horse in a wugoutokcep
it from being washed away. Wo hear of much
damau'u being done in dilfeient pails of tho
county, but not in nillieient details toeuabluiis
to publish it this week. It was tho severest
storm known in this section for many years.
At u, meeting of tlio l'litloluj;i:iii Hoekty lieM
in their luill at the Xoriunl School on Friday
morning hat at eleven o'clock the following
i evolutions on thu death of AVilliani II, Foul,
were adopted.
Winittius, It has pleased AliAiiihtv (iod. In
Ills infinite Ui-duui lo reniiive Iriiin our midt
by the hand of deiilli, our lieluvrd limllier mid
respiclisl friend, Willluin W. Ford, It is i J,V
Kul ml i that in lids tllsjiensuliuii of Divluo l'rov
idtliee uo U'C(i(,'iil.u thu hand of uu all sl-u
Jtnler, anil that c Imw in submission tu thu
will of Him who-o "ways are past linding nut."
7.'Wmt, That in the death of William II.
Ford, the l'hiluloL'lau Soehtv has sustained un
irivp.irahle loss, and that wu hereby einress
our full appreciation of this luuvy allHc-llon,
and our ndmlralloii of his Christian life, and
noble character.
Jlcsohetl, That wu extend tu tho family of the
deceased, our deepest sympathy in their bereave
ment.
llrsitlml, That wllh the permission of Ijie
family, tho iiuinbers of the I'hllologian .Socie
ty lulu ehareu of the funeral services, and that
the l'hllologiaii Hall be properly draped fur
thirty days in respect lo the memory of the de
ceased.
JUnolml, That n copy of these resolutions he
sent to thu lamlly of the dcccisid, and ulxo be
published In the Xonuul .lVnioi-aml Jllooiii-burg
papers.
II. C. IllTTKNUUNIIMI,
1). A. Haiimam.
(U.o. F. Kl.wl'.l.!., f Otmmiltee.
Aha It. C'm.i:.
l.U.tli It. llAHMAN, J
Mr, Ford had been connected with the school
alino.1t from its foundation, and ut thu time of
his death was idc'vurd and Superintendent of
the Grounds, He "as always faithful In thu
dUcharge of hit duties, and the wdiool, as well
as the community have siiidalucd u severe loss
in Ids sinl Heath, Ills place will nut bo easily
filled. A very lung procession, consMiug of
members of the I'lillologlan Society, Faculty
lloursl of Trustees, School, Sunday school class,
and citizens, followed Iho icmalns from the
Normal School lo Ihu Lutheran Church where
the funeral services were conducted on Sunday
morning. A largo number were unable tn ob
tain iidiiilion, An ixcellmt discourso appro
priate tu the occaaion was delivered by ltev,
Dr. McCron, After the service tho remains
wfiotslfcn lo Catawlssa, the home of tho lie-
cewed parents, for lurlal,
COM M K.STH.M K.NT KXr.llCIi:M AT T11K NORMAL
SCI 1 0(1 1,.
Tho closing ceremonies of tho term h-gin on
Monday afternoon July 17th. At that lime Ihu
Seniors lud their elas exercises on the campus.
Instead of planting a tree as is the Usual cus
tom lli.y i-ri-i'led a uioutiim lit In the shape of n
marble hell representing iho old State House
boll, a very pretty and appropriate emblem of
tho Centennial class, Tho exercises consisted
of roll call nud sentiments, song by the Junior
class, nn (nation, Ill-lory of the class, Prophe
cies, Clans Statistics, Poem, Class Song, De
posits in stone, and breaking n wreath, all of
which were well perfoimed.
On luesilay morning nt half past nino the
Co.ntucncenient exercises began. The stage in
the Hall wis occupied by the Hoard of Trustees,
the Faculty, clergymen of the town, member of
tho Press nud others. A largo audience witness
ed tho proceedings. Tlio following was the
programme.
Prayer, ltcv. S. Mitchell.
Music, Glee Class.
Salutatory, Annto M. Milsom,
Oration, K. O Kreider.
Kssay, M, J. Hunt.
Kssay, U, F. Dickens.
Oration, ltlchard it. lirei-ch.
Kssay, M. K. Sehlleher.
Music, Quintette,
Ksay, Ma J. Fatten.
Oration, Ii-.slus Sutllll'.
Kssay, Sue F, Miller,
Oration, A. Frank Geiser.
F.ssay, M. M, Stevenson.
Oration, Myron I. Low.
Kssay, Lizzie It. Harnian.
Music, Aila llrower, Mamie Freeze.
Kssay, itelty J, Creasy.
Oration, Charles C. Kvans.
Kssay, Kll.i A. Kline.
Oration, Charles II Young.
Kssay, Lauretta S, lluyril.
Oration I. K. ll.iust,
Music, Glee Class,
Kssay, Amanda ISrccch.
Oraton, Alexandir Llllie.
Kssay, Sadie Kcster.
Oration, William S. Smith.
Essay, Sarah E. Smith.
Valedictory, Jtidson P. Welsh.
Presentation, Farewell to '70 Junior Class.
Conferring Diplomas.
Clas Song, Senior Class. m
Benediction, ltev. Dr. McCron.
Owing to the length of lime which it was ev
ident would bo taken if the whole programme
was carried out, it became necessary that some
portion must bo omitted, and therefore several
of the orations and essays were left out. All of
the exercises were entertaining, and very credi
table to all concerned, ICach speaker received
boipiet on retiring from the stage. We
must not fail (o notice the neat and becoming
dresses in which (he voung ladies appeared. In
stead of procuring extravagant and elegant suits
thereby lncunng gie.it expense, and loss of
time in making and worrying over what they
were to wear, they wore pretlv, light calico
dresses- made by themselves. This is a vcrv
praiseworthy reform movement, and we hope it
will be continued by future classes. The mu
sic prepared for the occasion under tho direc
tion of Miss Watson was unusually good. Tho
degree of Ma-ter of Klenienlary Didactics wxs
confined on fiye members of the class of 1873.
Alumni Association.
At the close of the exercises a business meet
ing of the Alumni Association was held in
Philologian Hall. W. J. Iluckalew President,
in the chair. The members of the graduating
class signed the constitution and were admitted
to the Association. Tlio following officers for
the ensuing year were elected. President Geo.
K. Elwell, Recording Secretary Mis Agnes
Duekinghani, Secretary Geo A. Clark. Execu
tive committee, II. C. J'ittenbender, C. Weill
ver, A. M. Milsom, Kohert lluekinghaiu, A.
llrungart, Orator, Leoni Mellick, K-sayist Miss
N.Cooley. A very interesting essay was lead by-
Miss, Sadie Speer of Oiangevillo, class of 1S71.
At two o,ciock the Association proceeded to the
Kxcliaugc llob-l, where an elegant collation,
gotten up by Mr. F. D. Koons, hiiperintiiideut
of the hotel, awaited them. Notice was given
Mr. Koons the evening before to prepaiotbe
dinner, and the very satisfaclorv manner in
which ho pcifoimed his duties on such bhnrt no
tice entitles him to much credit. After Ihu gooil
things on the table had been disposed of, lite
li-ual toasts were proposed by the chairman Geo,
K. Klwell tul icsponses made by Dr, Gri-nold
Principal of the School, Judge Klwell, Presi
dent of the Hoard of Trustees, Prof. J. W. 1-Yr
ree of the Faculty, J. I, Ailman, cla-s of 1871
Geo. W. Mear, class of 1871, ltev. Dr. McCron,
and K. (). Kriider, class of 1S70, after whicl
the Association adjourned. A pleasant recep
tion was In Id in the parlors of theschool in the
evening, lhe class ol ISjibistlie largest ever
graduated in our Normal School, and they may
be justly proud of their achievements. The
school was never more prospeious than at pre
sent, nud a bright fuliiic is before it.
Conuminlcaled.
ICiinoiis Coi.viiiiux (leittleiiuH : In la-t
week's I.-mio of the JlepuUieun I nolieid nil in,
tjuiry as to thewherealioiits of iirockwnj's Hat-
tery. I inn lonvinecd that when thueditorot
tlio HrpuUintn rel'urieil to "Hates' History," hu
did not lalio the best nullioritv. During my
truvels through tho southern pmt of IVnn-ylvu-
nm and Maryland, lately, 1 Mopped nt (ietlys-
bure; to view tho Xalioual Camterij nud buttle
ground. The Supeiiiitendentol'tho hotel, learn
ing that I ciiuc from Uliinm.-ljiii cr, sliiltd thu
points moi-t interesting to me, would bu where
the "Hoys" lioui Itlooiusbiire; weio stationed
during tho light directing meat tho sain'o timo
tu the place marked as C'npt, Hrockway's llat
lery. The llatlery was planted on the nppo
sitoside of the Turnpike from thu guleoftho
Xntiouul Cemetery.
Tim cannon tiro on the lleld nud can bu seen
ns designated by hand boards.
Yours, Ac, X,
A C.lltl),
It Is proper that 1 should explain lo my
fiieuds tlut btisincKS cugai;enieiits will prevent
me from making a canvass of Ihu County to
solicit votes as a candldalu for Congiei-s. My
devotion and services In Ihu party areknonn;
nud I believe the people, unaided, aru fully
compile! t lo judge of thu ijiialllicalions of a can
didate for that important ollicu without peiso
nal rolicilation.
tf C. 11. llllOCKWAV,
Tin; ICkv Xoti:. Judge Klwell, at the re
cent dinner of Ihcduwuii of our Nurinal School,
took oeeaNiou to commend In strong terms the
ladles of the giudualing class for having atten
ded ihu examinations and graduation in neat,
calico dresses, uhich thy had Made thtinncleen.
It was a precedent that should bu generally fol
lowed. Itivalry lu driss is not only harsh upon
the poorer pupils, but ncccxsailly di-traets Ihu
hi 1ml of a foualu pup!) fiom her ltsoiis and
examinations,
Notwithstanding thu lack of proper notice
a large and intelligent audience met ut thu Nor
mal .School Hall on last Monday evening to
listen to a lecture by ('ol. (J. O, Jackson of
l!erwlck;on Iho subject oP'How wo use the King's
Kngllsli." The lecturer was easy and graceful In
style, and handled bin subject wilii uncommon
ability. His ipiotattons weiu accurate, and the
illustrations tu the point. Ukiu tho whole thu
address was a line literary treat, and wo liopn
Iho gifted author will visit us again.
Tho wrong pig sepicals, this week, Kor the
Information of a certain gentleman who amuses
himself by wilting nonsense for a (mall sheet,and
making fun of tlio proprietor for publishing
il, wo would say that we never aim at all at
inlcroscopio objects.
On Wednesday of last week the residence of
Watson r.ves, in Greenwood Twp., wai burned
We aro not Informed as to llieituie, It va In.
mred for $760.
Jacob 8. a son of Mr. Wliilerstcen of Ibis
place, was instantly killed by llghlulng In
Ashland, Nebraska, on Hie Ith inst. Win
terslecn was a sober uuhnlriniH young man In
Ids 2tllh yrar and hut iwo mouths ago lelt here
for lliat placo in siuuli for an older brother
from' whom Ihey had had no word for mine
than a year. Not finding his hrolherho had com
menced work on a farm, and when struck by
lightning was attending with his friends a
Fourth of July celebration at the placo mentioned.
From Kosowcll Kinney, M. 1)., of Main
vllle, N. 1'.
"1 (lo not hesltnlo lo say, that tlio Peru
vian Syrup hns claims to confidenco cipial
If not superior to those ol any incdiclno that
lins ever enmo to my knowledge). I hnve
used it with great success for Dyspepsia utid
Epilepsy."
Business .Notices
Ckntiinnial. Iluy an Accident Policy of
M. W. Niisj, office Court House lllomus-
1,11 r'
Fur Dress Shirts go to D. Lowcnhcrg's.
Chlckerlng StcitnvuyMatlitishck it llnlnri
liro., Pianos at Thomas Music Storo Dan
ville. July 21,-lw
Furred and Stripe Summer Silks, 00 sam
ples to choose from nt I. XV. llnrtiunn'K 1 00
tn 1.10 u yard,
Attkntion. The Confectionery nml Ico
Cream Saloon, recently occupied by Mr.
Miller, corner of Main and JeH'emm Streets,
will he continued by W. M. Mason, Clioico
Confectionery, Cigars, &c, n speciality.
S5 cents for slippers nt K. M. Knorr's.
TO THlTi'TlULIC.
To keep cool is tin great idea tho only
way to do it is buy yourself a Linen Suit at
1). Lnwenbiirg's.
Syrups nml Molasses at pricca to suit the
times nt.M. M. ltusscll'ti. .
Arri'.NTio.v Gkntlp.mhn I If you want n
pair of shoes ofnny description.
Light or heavy, thick or thin,
Shoes witli Huston boxes in ;
Crimped top, projecting sole,
Made from leather split or whole;
If you want them narrow, wide,
Congress, buttoned, buckled, tied,
Wait no longer to dicide
Conic mid have your wants supplied
at McKinncy'fl.
Ilananns, Pine Apples, Oranges and Lem
ons, at M. M. ltussell's.
Sheet Music, Music Hooks and Musical
Instruments generally in endless variety nt
Thomas Music Store, Danville. July 21,-lw
Fails are Stubborn Things.
NOTICE.
Slimmer Clothing selling at Cost at D.
Lowenbcrg's,
And still they go, to I. W. Harlman's for
nice Calico.
Lasting Slippers 7o cents at McKinney's.
Children's Protection Edges just tecclved
at K. M. lCuorr's.
Ladies Lusting Gaiters 1.15 at McKin
ney's.
Ladie s Kid mid Men's Fine Slimiers iust
received at J J. M. Knorr's.
Linen Faced P.mer Collars 121 cents Tier
box at I. W. llartniati'H.
Six good second-hand Pianos for sale at
O. Thomas Music Storo, Danville, ranging
in prices from $12.1, to $230. July 21,-lw
rV full line of Tobaccos, at wholesale and
retail nt M. M. Iltissell's.
300 Pairs Slippers at MeKimioy's.
rinin I.aee Gaiters at K. M. Knorr's for
SI .20.
Iluy tho Ellmood Collar at McKinney's.
S2.00 will buy a Nico Pair of Uutton Clai-
ters at K. M. Knorr's.
A full linn (H' r!riMi"7inil Itbiel- Tun. -f
all qualities nnd prices at Russell's.
Mason it llamliti, Geo. Woods, and the
Celebrated Standard Orirans nt Thomas
Music Store, Danville. July 21..Jw
French Drcssius at E. M. Knorr's.
llnvo you tried Ivirhy's WildCherry Coupli
Ilalsain I A eery palate.iblo eoniiKiuiid for
the various nllei-tinns ol tho throat and lungs
it lias been u.eil with success, in seven eases
if asthma giving instant relief and in many
eu-e.s ellceting a pi riiament cure. 1'rieo 50
cents per bottle and positively warranted lo
give entire satisfaction rr money refunded.
Kiiby's .Magio lielicf for tho instant cure
of -eveie and acute paiii.
Kitby'n Tn-telos-s Worm Lozenges, pleas
ant, safe and cH'eclual.
Kirby's Horse and Cattle Powders are the
best powders lor stock, manufactured. Try
them nnd be convinced.
Kirby's Camphor Ice for sunburns, sore
lips and chapped hands.
Gill's liillious and Liver Pills aro recom
mended by tlio first Physician".
Tho above preparations aro for sale by all
Druggists nnd dealers in medicine.
Movr.it nhiiTiiinist.
July 21, '7(5.-1 y Whoicsafo Agents.
7i T: wxitIonsTn coaTT
KXlTI.I.F.NT TIMK TO KII.I, VOCIl COAT, J1INS.
O. W. Ncal & llin. olfer their superior coal nt
the following extieinely low prices viz.:
No. 2, y, ,t -I, J.'t.SO per ton on whaif, 1.15 del.
" !, ."..".O " " " " 3,fj "
a (jt 'J.'J.j " " " " 2 CO "
To limeburneis, $2 00 per ton on wharf.
lllaeksnilth's lump, ,TS0 " " " "
Iilacksinilh's bilunilnous, o.OO " " " "
20 cents for delivery of one-half (nn or under
They will fill up ccal-hou.es nt 3.S0 per ton
for No, 5' ddiviiid, and $4 per ton for No. -1,
delivered. All prompt cub.
liuptiire cured lu from SO to 90 dajs by the Tri
umph Truss Co.. of 234 llo ery, N. Y who offer tl,
oooforaiuptuie they cannot cine, f-ee udieitUe
uiciit and cut ot Truss lu another column. Send 10
cents for descilptlvo lo of Triumph ltupturc
Cure. 51 arcliSt, tc-1
1! llTlKVXIHrilXSlTlKlt.
lienion's G'upcine Porous Plasters aro an
economical, clean, cprtainnnd powerlul rem
edy, surpassing in cllicacy any known plas
ter, liniment or compound.
They aro particularly e fl'ectivc, and will
positively relievo and euro! Acute nml
Chronic Ith eti mutism, .Sciatica, Neuralgia,
Nervous Diseases, Stubborn Colds, Kidney
Complaints and all diseases for wliicli' a po
rous plaster has been used, in an astonish
ing short time.
G'upcine is tlio greatest medielno known.
Cnpeino is superior to electricity and moro
certain.
llenson's Capcine Porous Plasters rellove
at onco and cure quickly. Try them. Price
25 cts.
hliAllt'ltV JOHNSON,
PlUIIWACEUTICAI. ClIKMISTS, N, V.
May 19, '70 ly.
A NKW .MUSTAUT) PLASTKIt.
The medical Anion of a inustaril plaster Is under
toed In (vers lanilly. Much llnio lssis-nt In ore.
pailng apoulllee and elteu the muslaid Is of pool
uualltyand will not act. causliur u-u-aL suneiinu-
This irjlnir IneonM-nlenee Is now iieifecllv oveicouio
by llenson's Pieiuiied Mustard Plaster, It Is u givat
tiupiouincut en Iho oidlnary nitlele. It is very
clean and can be applied and iiuioied without (lis
eoloilus; ilio c lot lilnir or soiling I lie bLIu. It does not
delerluiiilii wllliuyti. Ills idwa. a rellsble, asonly
tho best (lu.illly ot niustaid is usiil In Its piepar.i
tlon. Itlsitaily fur uso any moment, by simply
dlppmiflt In water. II Is sold In half ard pieces ut
s lent per loll, If jour urust'lsl can not supply
you send f to us.
HKAIIDUV & JOHNSON,
Alay 11) I'hurrniictutlcal Clunibls, N,
COAD, COAL
(lid llslabllsliod Caul Yard.
O. W. Neaii A Jllto., Wholesale A Retail
Dealein in all sizes ut tlio best qualities ol
ltcd ami Whitu Ash Coal, nt the very lowest
market rates, llavoconstaiitly on liunil largo
stocks of
'Domestic,
Cupola,
lllacksinith's Anthracite,
llitiimlnous,
ami Limebtirner's Coal,
Kspcelal attention given to the prepara
tion of coal before, leaving our yurdj. Urain
and Lumber taken iu exchange; fer coal.
Coal ilellvere.il to any part of the town at
short notice. Ordersleltat I, W. McKolvy's
store, or at our ollico, will receivo prompt at
tention. Olilce and Yards at William Neal
A Bom' Furnace, Kast llloomsbtirg. Your
patronagu respectfully solicited,
I'OAL. l7-tf-25J COAL
METHQD3PQ1NTSh
METHODS OF BUSINESS POINTS OF ADVANTAGE
IN THE PURCHASE OF
CLOTHING-
AT
WANAMAKER & BROWN'S OAK HALL,
To which wt Invtle tho Interetled Attention and Careful Scrutiny ol
-TI-IJ3 PUKOIIASINQ PUBLIO.-
METHODSl
13 receive Cash Payment from AIL...,
t7"U glvo a Guarantco protecting: All
lie turn Money heu Wo r&ntiot
kult All
WE tsiy our goods nt first lisnds, In
Imnicnso quantities, unJ tit tho
lowest i-rices for Cash..
WE manufacturo ulth cJtrcmo cara
every garment wo sill
WU liupcct every yard f.f goodi that
goes Into our garments
WE rut a ticket on every pirmcnt,
chowlng jilalnly its quality una
price -
WE cut off ct cry Item of unnecessary
expenditure
WE employ f.rsl-ilass workmen lu
every department
WE glvo satisfaction tocvcrypurcliafcr
er return tlio money-
In addition to our Immcnro Stock of p.eady-JIado Clothing, wc havo a Magnificent I.lno
or Men's and Hoy's 1'urnlshlng Ooodo, Shirts (of our own make) nnd Underwear, all at tho
Very Lowest Prices.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
OAK HALL,
S. E, COR. SIXTH & MARKET STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
o r
S T -A. 1ST ID .A. 3R, ID MAlSrUFACTURE
The Largest Assortment !
The Eest in Quality !
' The Le-wcitin Price? !
The Easiest Terms !
"V O XT W ILL I'IND T
ClOMEB THOMAS' MUSIC STORE,
147 MILL S T 1132 12 T,
DANVILLE, PA.
.lulyzi, Ta.-stn.
WHOLESALE DEUG EMPORIUM.
Corner IMiiiii ami Market Street
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
The uiulciijigned lmving been engaged in the
busine.-s.s for llie nast eight years woultl call the ultcntion of country
dealers to their large and varied stock.
They defy competition by any house in or out of the large cities,
Their stools consists of Paints,, Oils,
s&lass-i Putty, Patent Medicines, Spices,
RETAIL DEPARTMENT
IB O "WtE JEl -J S BLOCK.
Where may be found a large stock of Surgical Instruments,
Sponge.-), Chamois, Colognes, Perfumery and in fact everything kept
in a well regulated retail Drug Store.
They are also Sole Manufacturers of the celebrated
OIL OF GLADNESS.
CALL AND EXAMINE OUlt STOCK.
nvno"Y"EiK, bros.
-May 19, 70.- tf.
Then Buy N. Y. ENAMEL PAINT CO.'S
and save one-tiurd the cost of f i I T ISA it r ,
Is much handsomer and Mill 1 IMU IKj t
paint. Is piepaied leady for use In nliiu orane color itnstrtU. lsfniuianvlhousandsot liiolliie.slbiilldlnu'S
In Iho rountry. man) of which haie b-en palnled slvjeais and now look as wellas wlatiilrst painted.
Tins f'llH.MHUI, PaINT lias taken First Piemlumsat twenty of tl.o Slate Pairs of th t'nloii. Sainnleeard
or colors sent fieo, Addresw N, Y.ENAilEL PAINT CO., uu Clumlwrs street, N. v., or M II, L E it
m
All Is i n d. s and
GREEN TEA AND
AT
MAMMOTH GllOCEllY.
Corner fuin and Center Streets
BLOOMSBURG, IP .A. -
Oct. 8, lSJJ.-tf.
BOOKSELLER
Dealer in Law lilanlcs, Sunday
1 cmisylvama
WINDOW CURTAINS, WALL PAPER,
IJoolcs and supplies not on hand can bo furnished
On Short Notice at tho JUosb lleasonahlo Hales.
Sforo in Exchange ITotcl Building, Bloomsbur& Pa.
Oct,8,lS7B-
Thou Buy MILLER BROS.'
and kayo ouo-tldnl Iho cast or f I l'lTV II ( 1 A
Is much haudsumer and will 1
lulut. Is prepared ready for uso In white or any color
iu uiu couniry, many oi wnieu navu own panned six) ems, i
This CIIKMllUl, PAINT has taken First I'leuiluins si twenty
uf colors sent tree. Address M I LI, 1.1
of
N. V, E N A II U I, PAINT CO,
103 Chambers
T AST NOTJCK.
i-ersons Indebted lo II. L. lilerfunbacb rur
or BUbseiliillou lo the Coluksun uiu ii. i l is ni.uii,
Uiat his books Lai a lorsoveial months pu.,1 been In
iho hands of lliu f indent ncd for eolleclion, anil
tiia lellltoient of tn saw uuit bo proiaptly inias.
POINTS!
ONT. Trlco means of neectilty tlio Low
est Trice
CASH tavescipensnof rcllectloiu and
louts from l.ad (kbu .-.
THE Guarantee protects tlio buyer who
may not bo a Judffo of goods
Wo rely on Immcnro tales nnd aro sat
M.od with a very l mall percent
ago of profit ;.
IT Is easy to buy of us, plneo all arc treated
nllie, no ono getllnu; favors that
aro denied to others
DtCKEIIlI.'O and dcbalo aro dono away
by ui,cvcr) body gstsourbcu with
out havlug to uk lor It
OUR largo experience, capital and facil
ities wo us o for tho people's boutlit
In lowering prices
WE fill orders received by mall from all
parts of tho United Mates. Wrlto
for particulars
NOT a part lelo ff rlk run In buying of
ns. A child may buy as cheaply
. r j , I XT' P lwlntlntf, and Ret a p lint that
lj 1 A 1 lN 1 Lst IHlee .is ion-us anv othur
prices.
BLACK TEA.
AMD STATIOKTER,
School Libraries, Depositary of tho
Uinio Society,
PICTURE FliAHES, REWARD CARDS
I 1)A I -m palntlii!;, and ifet a Twin that
I ; 1 i 1 i 1 last in leo as lone a-suny other
destkvl. Is cm many thousands of Ihollnest bulldlnes
kvl. Is ou many thousands of thollnest buildings
I, and now look as well as wheutlrht imlnted.
ity of Iho Mate Fairs of tho I'uion. Hamplo card
1.11 IlltOS. lull tVater street, cievelanil. (ll.ln.
street, W. V. Jlay U, TC-ly,
JOTICK.
.Sotlco I j hereby glren lliat one black horse, one
bay mare, about eluht ions of hay, und tho oilier
imou.iui wyjiciiy UJ ll 111. lieiger, UOW III HIS
isihsesslon. liava been purchased by rue, and urn
(AIQIHIMIUUi IU1.D U
how loaned to 1dm.
tuteltel ink" wllh iu tami
Ouly,tl,.-!iw.
sous are ivarnvu iitamu
WtA. ItltlCKUAVM.
Daucfoy 8c Co'a. Advt'w.
r AGENTS WANTED TOR THE GREAT
Centennial history
ttsi'll-ir.i t r in hi iinv ntniT iHiolr. Ono nwt tit ftoM
CI copied la iiiic din, scnilfnr ouroxim terms lo
ugvin. ,miii ii j'uDiixiiiiitf i)., rnuauejpmn.
i j ii y i iw,
COUOHg, COLDS, IIOAltSBXKSSt
AKTU AZiZi T2IK.OAT DISEASES
WELLS' 0ARBOL10 TABIjUTS
1'ilt up cnljr in UI.t'K IlUXliS.
A TrliMl nml Siii-c itfiniciiy.
for Rale by itrunrtsta L'f nenilly, and JOHNSTON
1IOI.I.OWAVA. Uof, Plillftdclphla, l'a.
a.iuiy t-sw.
IOOK ARi:.TS IVAXTCO
la itll ths m
"ELL STALL
NEW BOOK
T1lriltl nt I inrinrri hM
nnriall tonrlt Mi Unt' u lir U.kf tnd jit w
, ....-s;r mnrri it nif irw pur nr tt
M, It. 11. lit Ail.rmu totrici Utym
T F 1 fT)4 UOUt'rllMkU nltifrPX)KA-ftf1
wiiti irfcf lit a ' r- live n i-MuMtniiij. nj-fii'inr
i'iii...! ..t;. Lui:' ' i. n i.vrii tfra,frie,
.July 7 4v
OUR COUNTRY
A2MD ITS RESOURCES.
Complete In the tlirUtliur history of ion aenlfnl
Sears iilsuot Hie great. "I'slitbltlon." ciand lu do
vurl it ton of our InlKlitj resources In aijrlctilturccon
inerce. minerals, inanufactures, n.ituinl womleis,
curlusllles, Ac , all richly Ilinstrited. A "(.'eiiiury"
itinp ami 1 1 1 1 il's-eje s lew" Tree. Hells marvellous
1) fast, l.u-omore aire tits M.mteu ipili-klv fur Ihls
and our "tnndnrd "1,1 I'll III-' I.IVINtisTOM:,"
il(l,(MMI nli-ead.v rsolil, sImiim-iv tiible, -i.oou lllutra
tluns. llasnoeipi.il. 1'cr etira lunns write to lluli
tm -! Urns., Publishers, I'lilladelplil.i. il.lulvT-lw
Babcock & Wyeth'fs Adg.
POSITIVELY CURED.
When death was hourlv expicted from
('iHi'iiiiiiitini!, an ii-meilles having filled, and !r,
II..Ii:s was expcilnieiilln", tin aUlileirtally made
a rieiwatlon ot IMIIAN IIIIMP, uiiteti cured his
onl) ehtlil, and now gives this n elpo free on receipt
of lu 'I slumps, lop.iy cspi-iiscs. Hemp alsn cuivs
MirUt-3ttc.il, nausea at tin- Mouucli, and will break
a fre-.li c-jld In Iwent.wfuur hours. Address (.'lum
hock K. Co , low Itaco fct., l'lilladclplila, nainluir tuts
III4fVl,
Juno 23-1 in
WANTED.
(lonerafneents in even- low n In liin Untied stales
for iho Adjustlble impIi, with a combination of i-tirlit
tools complete in one, viz: plcK, mattock, ndre, Imn
pliiK Iron, sledge, axe and polo heat, or any other
ujoi iiiai can uo inserieu in sockcis, at about one
fourlli cost of ordinary tools.
,i. v. L,Ari.-EitTV, Adjustlblo Pick Co..
133 South 2d bt., l'hlla., Chamber of Commerce.
June 2a-im.
P ATE3S TS.
Persons de.serlng to take out Patents, or deslrlnir
liifonnallou from the United btatcs Patent Ofilce,
should consult V. A. I.i:iI5IANr,'5oucrroii or Auhri
cix xu FoimiUN Paiknts, Washington, 1). O. Ki
amlnatlons free. JTO PATENT NO PAY, Send for
Circular.
July T, 76.-1 m.
T. D. KolloGg'n Aclvts.
II 0 M (i: 0 1 A T H I 0
ViLTRRINARY MKDIOIiNE
works wonders Willi cattle, hnrscs. fowls, and all
oilier domestic animals. No livery stable keeper,
stock raiser, or farmer should bo without aensoot
these medicines and a book Klvinif plain dlreelions
for their use. lluillJICK ,1. TsI'LI,, lis (irnndM.,
New York, will send their descilptHo catnlojruo to
any nddi ess, on rci etpt of a stamp. Theirs Is the
oltlest lloimcopathlc J'liarmacy in this eountry
foiuided lu IsJj. June 9 .
rtEDAlt VATd AXI) TANKS. for hrcw
Vers, djers, chemists, manufactiuifrs and prlvuto
UnelllnL's.
liEO. J. llUHKHAUT .t CO..
Juno -4 iw,
iluttonwood .'-t., below Iiroad.
T)UIS1!ER COODS of
I VDeltlnt', Packinp, llo-e, He
Inu', AC. UIClIAIil) I.nVICK, i
every descrinlin.
Ilnots nnd shoes, Cloth
I. SON' CO.. T"4 Chest,
nut m rnuaueipma, Agents .National ltuooer co
.luneii-ssw.
E
ZELL'S
'JNCYOLOPEDIA,
Nnv ItKVisnu rninoN. l.v.coo articles. 3,Uoe en
Kravliits. anil Is plendd maps. 'Ihol'.KST HOOK
ot uiiiv, ri il knoNli'dtre tn iho laiiL-uacw Now in
eour..i of publication t-1 El IMI..S with m..p bent
loi -o eei.is. ,i(i-..sir Maai i.u.
!.lTi.S CO.,
Apr 2s ly.
OTIC'K TO lIKIKS.
1 .H.rMI'.l V c oi-kiv. SS !
Ii. Hi'-in phans' eoiiii I Columbia couni. ft. 'le
lii.ltlel-.it lb. pai'lllliiU ainl aia.ilo,i of till e.-tU.'
tf O.iW'l I)a t-. lalt of Itcavci lou -i-blo. (a e.its'd
'lo in. lials. r. sl.tlntr al lilni'Sk. -sustn.t banns
'o. ra Marei.rei llooklns. reslillu-r at Ashlaiid,
M ltulkl!i i o. l'a. Chalks l..Ms, n -lain.: at IJ iena,
I isi lo. Illinois. .Samuel 1.. lulls. Clear Mill e erk
Co. 1 'a John II. Davis Zloiis Orovo Hclm IMH M.
i. in Aim Cramer, .ions, i.ruie. -ii-liuMki l t o.
I'.t. Weslev it. Miuuiaii. Kiancls ii. S'lUiii.in. llar.ford
Miumau, and llanlet b'vans all ct I'ljmoiitli.l.uzerne
Co l'a. 'lake notke that nn limucst w I lutl.tld al
I lie lale dwelling house ot David Palis, decinsed, In
me lowiisinn oi lieuicr t oiuuioia e onni.i. on i ue
day Hie llrst day cf August ISM. Itetiveeii ih" hours
ot li o elmk a. in., unit 4 li. m of sa d u.i. for the
pnrpom or nniklni; partition ot the Ileal i:iatcef
salt! decea.etl, toitnd aiaoui- his children and legal
represei.iaiives, u me sauii) can le (lone uiinoui
prejudice lo or snol Inirtne nhule.otheriuseto lata.
i.iui appraise uie same ateoruinir iu law, :u ni.ieu
tlmi.-und pl.iee jou are itqulixd to nllcudltyou
think nroner.
.ueiiii iiiuee, i u.n, a. 1 uii. ii ai.ii.
liloomsburir, Juno in, li-Tt). fcheiin.
June lG.-on-.
,T. II. KNITTI.K.
V. It. AHUOTT
Important to Fanners.
and ever body In want ot
LIME, LUMBER, AND COAL.
We have creeled kl'iis at i r near Ihe Paper .Mlll.on
Iho 1). II. A. W. It. It. and ale low rreluil-ed losell
lline at i. ry leasonabto pr.ees and of good . inalit y.
umera uy inu ear piouip-iy mien anil si.ipitou 10
any btatlon on the uboio road,
A full line of l.l'.MllHi;, of ail kinds, dn-ed
or In tlio lough, Milnges, Ijilli and
bill Timber to nhleli we Inilto
the attcntloi. of custo
mers. Ordeis received and lilted lor all kinds of Fxhily
Con.
Uy sti let attention to business v. e hope lo merit a
bhaie of publlo panonase. '
KNI'lTLi: A- A1II10TT,
April 21, UTo.- Catawlss.1, l'a.
PEA130DY HOUSE,
COKXEIl f LOCUST am) IKTII STS,.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Coiiieiilenl to alt places of niuuseiin nl and cur
lines In Un- It. No tl.ai.ges to and Iruia Ihe Cen
tennial giounda,
i 'ol Wutson, piopileioi of tl.ullenrj House, Cin
cinnati, tor the past twenls jears, and nvsent nin-
prtelur. haa leased the lioti-..' fcr a I' rm of earn, and
fiasnewli fu.iil-hoil anil II' oil it ttiro'i.lioui. Jio
will Is-cp a stilctl IPst-cla.ss house, and Tiasiuooui
mut.it Ion for3W juciis. Terms culy fi iwrday1
No bar has eier hc u kept In Ihu Henry llouae ui
v 111 M.. Le l.ti t at the 1 mild.
Jun li-llw,
Dr.Teify'sYEplaiile Ncive Remefiy.
l or api iuct icMorullonof Ihe nervous svMew
causing an immedlato nnd pi oner iiue In Hie I ubyiw
lug en.sifi : nen uus i,i UIU lmpalied iiulrllluiio
the body, lassitude, weakness In the llitibs and back-Indl-posttlnu
and IneapjiUj lorsltidj, ilultnessof
appii Iieiislon, losncf tin iilor, ui en-Ion id hoeleti,
lluildlt, helf-dl-tiusl, dliiness, headai he, Incident
tu butli sex. s, for whose bciieht It Is designed and
wlui.se happiness It will piontote. , .
'Ihe most iliiliiciiti.li,MUanof this cnuiuy hsu.
CMiPd Un msilMH (o the miaost touhecr, iht. pi
ciiasliig fatality jvsulllli ' fiom the rcliuallouuf tbu
nenes. llailn:; lor u lung is-U.nl ileioleil umtli
stiidi. Iliaoand l.dior In e.st.il'tlslaa- a luti.e.i. inr
the is-it.il restoi.illon ot mi. lien oils fcsleiu,'in
gn.ili.iiii,- t ' 1 10 ante lo ininoiiiiie ihu hiieeeKS-at-'
lenilllig 111 lu ll 1H..L1U U. li.louU ILla leumd) the
nei ves . uu be leaehed and l.iMicUan.n UliIJioivi
i u r m.iltensl or pioslinte.1, llie e.iu t o s ieit1y
ixsUued lia.ts uu r.e nciu-s al inee,Lt Willi
genu. in ss-lesioila in. i.i 1. 1 a nati.d'l stale, and
ivn oilng the uloxc oihii..sliig dlseas. s.
I'.otii m..m s. nn re oi iihs, tinoiigu mo i roftrutlou
of Iheniiious system, luMitluli- mersy. in sum
lnsuncos lliuNeiio lUii.ed) ma) be lelledupoulu
IhoNer a Dtiaidj l can luii.i tiiluiouudcit and
nut up In boxus with full illucUons, nu.ii. mo del.
lar, uxpiubhvd to any addiiwion renlpi of piim.
mi. i. niii.-sir.i ir.iuii,
lsu vine klreel, ll.ua.
tinico Louis, ll a. in, to 3 p. in., ; to n p, hi.
Jlarcli lii'ld.-ly,
YULOAiX UtON milKS
DANVILLU, MONTOUIt COUNTY. l'A.
Ar l sUAM 11. 1,UV, Mamifaclurer ot
Wrought Iron llrldgos, Hollers, llasliolder
l'lrenroot liulldines. WrouL-tt iron iiri,,ln)i 'i,.h
frames, Flooring and Doors, Farm Hales and Feint
u-r,?r'it,,r0i?..!'lV);nir' Suckf " Wn
j ii iir.ii, . i t ., ."""'i'" aiwnacsi lo
Oct, 8. 1815-11 : auppueu.
Tins i-ii uB is on nm vti-nr
ROWELL & HESMAN
. Advertising Agents,
jniRP & CHESTNUT 8T8., ST. LOUtH, MQ
E1.A1K lNOTsilh oiwIlloutWtttWloii
tor mis atUiw.i.ciiiui)ODios.
IU. JriW k.
J. Weaver 8c Oo'b. Adv'ts,
uetenial
Hotel Directory"
or
PinTjAniilTjPHIA.
Thousands ot our readers III visit the ttrnnd Cf n
tennlal Eihlbltlon nt riilladelphla. Tlicy will want
to stop nt hotels where tlio accommodations are
KOOd and the chaws Aro reasonable. To dJ so Ills'
must make all orrangemcnts before sinrtlntr. 'Mils
can bo done by correspondence with tho proprietors.
This directory will bo found such ns aro mny up ui
these requirements.
c
llni
IIIAXXINfl IIOUSR ....
nn Mlrerli ri'om mil It In IO1I1 Mreels, IMillnilrU
(in Tin: kuhhi'baw ri.Ais.
itniirtunmiRt tinrt. nr West Philadelphia! carspnss
diHir to Centennial ((rounds! new biilldlnirs of brick
unci stone, nnd new furniture. Capacity lor too
L'UCSIS MllUillSU HI i ni KiniMiw. u.
supper CO cts. eaclii cnretul nttendanm nnd pnvnio
u ktehmcn ! larjro parties neromrnodnted In surwrato
pcelUns. Iiooins may be enquired In ndynnee by cor
lespoiuleneo ClfAHNINf. IIOTKI. CO.
.nine ia en.
Sim Avenue Hotel,
nLM AVUNtJU AND FIFTY-F1HST
I 'J Street, ujipuslto
fVfst curt or auiclilncry Ifnll.
500 ROOMS
A single room and slii(,-ln bed, l oo pr (lay
A. itoni.oi-'!'. Proprietor,
llooms can bo secured by correspondence.
Juno 3 -,;.-. m.
I SKI.
1H7U.
J EL M O N T II O TEL ,
S T 1 1 1 0 T L Y KIHST-CL ASS.
TElt Ms) $1.K3 PKtt DAT.
con. i-oitTY-i-'insT akd oui-gox S'lS,
(SII.VEII MlT-LKflKOVK.)
WI1ST PlIILAUEIjl'llIA.
C'linrlrs t. nnd I'. 1 Mievrns, ol' Ilallliniiru,
owxnm and piiopninToits.
Major. W. W. I,Kf,Nn, .Manager,
Its Attractions-Capacity, l.eim niiesU; SCO feet
loiwi Ha feet Mo i stories hlffli i built nnd fur
lilsiied liv lialtlmoreans. Private parlors, en suite,
etc. r-pccl.il lutes for Pal lies, Assocl itlons, Ac.
1'rencli, tierui.in, f panlslt and Italian spoken In tlio
hnlel. All charires iiitslerulu and accommodations
llrst-ciass. Itlswltliln four bli el;s of the main en
trant o ot the urand centennial Kvposltloii,tli8 most
desirable location of am Centennial Hotel. The e
llro house Is s'lirouurled by u macnincentcrovo ot
maple tree-, of thirty years croudi, making' It tlio
coolest hotel In Philadelphia. The furniture and
equipments of the cnttro ifit.ibllslnnent oieof tho
1UO.SI uuerai enarueir r aiiuuurill' llie r-eueuii u
class orchestra will I jrnlsli iniislo for I he entertain
ment of tlio guests. .Market street lino city cars pass
the door.
Juno 3u.-3m,
Congress Hall,
NEIV FOUn-bTOKY 1IIIICK HOTEl,, ON THE XX
1IUPGAN PLAN.
Eloi Ave , Itelow Fortv-Sccon St.,
Directly opposite Main Knhlbltlon Ilulldlnif. Ac
commodations for I.oiki ;uests opectal nrrance
inents ror larco panics. Terms o.NK JIOLLAU
PElt DAY. comfort, economy and reasonable
charges. iv. 11. llAKUt il CO., l'lilladclplila.
w July 7-iiu.
This Directory is compiieil Uy
J. WEAVER & 00..
."Vfcvsi;ili'r Ailvci tlsliig Agents,
110 SmlthllcU fctreet,
l-ITTbSllUltO, PA.
llranch oflicc, 1313 Market sticct, Phlla.
0IL0GRA.P1IS.
fllis Tn-rrTAtif Tliiism sis "Dlnfus.ncf
xiio lunvrau illjll XIX iioiiui;.:.
EVXIiY SVUSCUUIKH lo this paper ivliuiilll re
turn lo lb.) Am. (il!(i.nirli I libll-liiiiL Co. tho an
nexed certificate, nllh iiMents, witlrieilvo bv ni-
luiu mall as uspctlmt u a supeib IMOr.T.ipli of Mary
Miencer's einulslto llonerpalntiuir. Snrlmr llcsu-
tle. This picture, uno-suiluf; Vix'.a inches, letalls
for S3, anil isn fae-.s iiitlc ot nu oil ualiitliiL' ii'ortii
tici To also dhtrlbtite bneclmens of ihc-lr more
elaberate uorlc, tliey mil forward i,ialultously to
io eiery reinu piueuaserfii iiieaoove, iinotc names
111 be registerid as rcceltcd, n magnlllceiit ssOUo-
Sinpli, Inches, entitled llcnin.i Fi lends. Ad
rebs, AJI. OD oilllAl'II CO.,
No 13 Wulnut Si., Cincinnati, O,
tJ-cut out nils icrllflcale.-Ba
This Certincato, accompanied by Fifty Cents
; entitles the sender lo tho ;
S3.00 (llloiiraph, SpiIiiK Ilennllrs,
' Advertised by Ah Oiiwiui-ii Co., :
lis Walnut M., Cludniutl, o. :
1776. Agents Wsinted.
"Centennial Cook Pool: and (Jtneral Oulde." 400
pages, bound lu Clofli and i.old. s.issi Iteelpes
Cwkerj , Jledlelne, l-'armi-ijf. Dairy, Hient '.. Poen-grailiigs-i'enKnnl.il
Hull n.,s old belles. Pain
s-ci-ner.. npiiud i-nlil f i- .iraiitieis. licst "II
luir boot; out liouk-for cm i.' bod. Itelalls at Ji.U;
sent postpaid on receipt '.ail lorcop; .
J. II. M Kirs, I'ul'llsliei-,
in.i i tic , unit M , Phlla lelphla.
J. W. SCo. Jiints.i-tm.
" LOUIS P-2iKN ELAUD,
: ' .-i i.
fcilveniajf, i .k I if- ar.d Jewelry
JIM'' ...1 slit 1.(1. PA.
Ladles' and (.iiitti u.tnv ( iiu a. e s-l M r Watches,
of American and lvidgn iiieniuiutiue.
Silver and Plated Waro, Cloeks,
FiXK .UnVhLitV, iW 0.
REPAIRING AND ENGRAVING
Proitiiitl Kc'ilcl.
Oet.s,Ts-ly
! FEARFUL ! !
Kxtltcment. at the yew
SlOliE, below ilaiket Slieet.
Nation il TOUACOO
The sign
BIG XJSTjLDXjf. IST
welcome til. i. hero you can gtttl.e lir.ST 11IIANDS
lu the market.
OUlt PL.Ui: IS CliOWDKl) I'WSrASTI.V.
The undcrflgnid hi.s piuchied tliumtli. stoik
of J, 11, Johuscn and maue luieo additions ilieieto,
lil-.O. tf. TILLSON.
June 3", 'iii.-bm.-
IXlK'lToU'SNDTR'i;.
1-J i.t.1 1 1. ii-- jiiiih j. muki.hY, HKcii.i.,i:n.
Letters t"-tjiuni irv uu tlio i state ot Jnlin
Jltaiklov, l.,ti of Iliujia,biir, ii! Co,, iln used
luvu I'oeii rallied bi tne liejli-ler of said Co iniy to
Charles, (1. Ilaikiev, of lijouisbjrg,lolumLl.i ruunt ,
Uxeeuter, tu w lioui all iierauns ludubte.1 are ri i,ucal
ed to mak" puj menl, uiul those having clain-uor
deiu.iuJs iigaliisi thu said estate will luako them
known to lae said I'.xecutor without delay.
laiAHUWiJ, UAllKLLY,
July H.-.1W. JJxecntur,
Tho Willi kStrud Indicator.
Tins V, r.KK'S IS.SIT, MiNT I'lU-.K.
Coiiinu.- I-liioilei lilt slinitits ol bulls and Hears.
Alsi.li II ..an lu.ipli'lo liisiiuetlnnh how to operate
ill MorU llld Slisk lulltelie. lalllal hit. unit
sugL'esUeu .. . Uu, i. II: t it Valuable l'reiuluius lo
cui"s. "ft-iio u,r n.
in i iiivii-i bit a. CO.. Iianktisuiid Urok- rs,
I'. " Jl'.i".1- lu w'"' tt.Sew VoikClty.
Mar. SI, 'TO.-ly
oeua vt. . i.
I", lit J 1.1. A- I II.. New V. ll: r.
IO l'.u
llntillk I Of l.U Tnirih. rnilfHlMli.r ll.lt. r Kin
liuwsi.aiuls, iiedestlMialesbhonliiir ool of uih.uk.
lag. Jlai-cli 10, Tu nr
JXSVAl, STATKXtUNT 01-' CKNT1U3
siiiiuoL iJiYncicT Kin Tin: YJJAU JJN'DINti
JU.ni: r-, is;c.
II, 1). Ksoitu, Collector.
Hit.
To am't ot diipllvatu tgr W75.0..,.,.. I,513 It
Clt.
lly am't of. kimeiallons,. 01
' l.inTnsiW'erarriulli1,') Tl
runiu.Uioiinll.!i'.l.t...., tu iu
" Lulaut' ilaA'Alstrl.-l 7 - is
103
tl,U8 Tt
Haji'isi. Nlviiaup, Ta-ukuur,
Dlt.
To L.'onco on toml ot u. t setilo,
$44 n
" ni,tu tnin'(llii''liLlifi(iJiF',
uup. cf isk a m u
Cli.
lly am't ot orders uusiieii,
com, ou j-it.fOiii a i
,,u.m si
41 tn
. 1U UT
11-ll lit.
-- uaiianeeuuouisiil
Hipru U ulho in He lianclam lumucl Neshard
Troaburer, 5';u.6I, Lalul,ie of bulldlnj- fiiud. 5 1 '
J.V. CONN Lit.
"'I"', vi-u. Hl-ITIIIUII, 1'ieUdent.
JubT-tlw.
heiretniy.
Tho Latest and Best.
'teSlrKim jib Kikpi.t Kjouk, 'a Unutlfu
MUL-una cheruiiby II. J', Dunks, llullul po.lpaia
I .rl? cents Ly
WM. II. tKiNKIl Jt CO.,
JtUklo Publishers and lHolen.,
"tod wir, llHtliekluutt5t.,l'Ullaail.iaiv