gke left r ina s familia
rarzur, APRIL S, ISSS
For the Gettysburg Complier.
PLICITICMPNETIIIONIA•TYPHOIDES.
There* I feel assured, no disease so
common among cattle, horses and hogs,
as Pneumonia, or "Lung Fever" at It is
commonly called among farmers; and I
may add, none so little understood and
consequently so fatal. "
As the subject Is now receiving some
attention, In consequence of its ravages
throughout portions of our land, I will;
for the benefit of "whom it may con
cern," contribute these few lines.
That the farmer may properly under
stand the location of the disease, I will
state that the substance proper of the
lungs, or `"lights," is surrounded by a
thin, shining membrane, called pfeura.
This membrane Is reflected upon the
sides of the cavity containing the lungs
and eompletely lining It. W.fien this
-membrane is Inflamed, either upon the
lungs or sides of the, cavity, it Is called
Pleurisy. If the substance - Of the lungs
only be inflamed, it is called Pneumonia.
If both, the lungs and pleura, be Inflam
ed, it is called Pleuro-Pneumonia, and
this is the most fatal, because the most
extensive inflammation ensues.
There are also circumstances that have
much Influence in fixing the type or
character of the disease. For instance,
if a cow, or horse, or hog, ill fed and
sheltered, be *tacked with pneumonia,
It is In all probability of a typhoid, or
low variety. This kind of pneumonia, if
pruning during a spell of cold, damp
weather, in low, marshy
o rctions of the
country, sustained:by vegetable and ale
mal poisons in the atmosphere, often be
conies contagious and attacks densely
and over-filled stables4very 'frequently
carrying off the whole stock. This is of
ten, too, confined to one farm, but some
times spreading over large 'sections, at
tacking here and there the most favora
bly disposed to the disease. This Is
Pleuro-Pieumonia-Typhoides, or Eiri4l
erpest, as the Germans on the continent
of Europe have called it—Cattle Plague.
Now, the above constitute all the varie
ties of the disease, from the simple- and
rarely fatal, to the most malignant and
much dreaded plague. When this dis
ease once assumes an epidemic form In
a section of country, It may subside, but
invariably becomes endemic, and con
tinues to shots Itself sporadically, winter
after winter, and often assuming Its epl
-dinnie character.
A gentleman in my section lost nearly
all his horses within a short time after
they were attacked, while his neighbors'
were not effected. So unaccountably and
suddenly were they affected that it was
supposed at first they had been poisoned;
then that the stable was bewitched, but
finally It became settled In the minds of
all that it was the dreaded cattle-plague.
As to the treatment of this disease,
there la not much to be expected from
treatment of any kind in the most vio
lent type, as He course be so rapid that
the animal - generally dies in the conger•
tive stage, before any Judidious treatment
can be appited. In its milder form,
whiskey and quinine I have found moat
suecessful, but stimulants and tonics of
all sorts are of benefit. In the inflam
matory varieties, blood-letting and the
antimonials are best adapted.
• Hereafter I may give the history, treat
ment and success of several cases that
have.occurred in my section
Yours truly,
FAT CArrt.z.—The Springfield, Mass.,
Reps&News says: "The fattest and pos
sibly the largest in the world, are now
to - be found in West Springfield. Chas.
A. A4ley has a matched pair that make
the beam of the scale kick at 5,000, and
'Ebenezer Colton still holds on to hie
wonderful heifer, that long ago astonish
ed the cattle-kings of Westfield. This
last animal has been fed uninterruptedly
seven years, and the last four has not
been out of the stable but once. She
Is a monster of fatness. Her greatest
breadth is in the shoulders, which meas
ure more than five feet, anti the natural
spreadr,ef her fore legs is fully three feet.
She has a wonderful constitution, or she
could not take her feed so long and regu
larly. Her daily rations are a peck of
dry meal and four quarts of shorts, all
the mown hay she wants, several shea•s
of stalks, and five pails of water."
PLINVON ' EXF:OBED STJREACF.B.—EX
periments lade Indicated th'atpllht on
surfacea exposed to the sun, will be much
more durable If applied In Autumn or
Spring, than if put on during hot weath
er. In cool weather It dries slowly,
(mined hard, glossy coat, tough like glass,
While If applied In warm, the oil strikes
Into the wood, leaving the paint so dry
that it,is rapidly beaten off by rains.
PARSNIPS FRICABSED. —Boll the pars
nips till tender, scrape and cut them in
long slices. Make a white sauce of half
a cupful of cream,' d few spoonfuls of
broth, a bit of butter rolled in flour, pep
per and salt, and if liked, a litttle mace
or nutmeg.
.Let the sliced parsnips sim
mer In the sauce a few minutes before
serving.
lldutrAnn Pt..strrEns.—By using Syrup
or Makatea for mustard plastens, they
will keep soft and flexible, and not dry
ispwad become hard, as when mixed
with water; a thin paper or flue cloth
ihintht bottle between the plaster and the
Atm "•fihe sttength of the plaster is va
ried, by the addition of more or less flour.
THE' property of the Country is en
baltood.im f vflpt, by improved roads.
From field id market there ithould be
the fewest hills; no loose stones or need
lea! ;and..
Tstlitigiaite;forin In building gives the
cheap* inside gOOM. Tao many little
structuitia are a great tax on the owner.
HARNESS is stronger, and more com
fortable, and hots better, when kept soft
and pliable with neats-foul 011.
llost.'rratavY provides a good tie-poet
with chain and spring hook, where the
4 . l6eit c iaay.safely Wien his steed.
"I*ldanUrlg trees, set them no lower in
th . e.ground then they stood in the nor-
ROY • -
OiiArTING Is to be done when the buds
on thro . stook show algae estartlng.
A Grarnormax Roan BY ma WIFE
—The Itempeand David /on:perky of
Chesil*, Conn., and recently of Now
Raven, was robbed a few daYs ago by
his wile of 00,000 worth of beadle The
wife bait not been beard from since, and
no clue can be obtained as to her where-
abouta', at the present time. Mr. Root
has been unfortunate in matrimony.—
= His Arst wife ohtaitted a divorce from
him last fall, after nine months of mar
riage, with an alimony of $l,OOO. His
second, the present alleged culprit, was
dledreed wife of Mr. Rmiley '
of New
age* and Abe =either of the young
WPM Ir.bli..JW.Deoartiber last, was mods
I=llErebbed the Merchants' Ulan
— Company.
„Isse* vs4s , - -
•• • the dengtkters of Brigbain
seteessee iu the theatre et
CP"' ' •
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
CaI:TMEEIsTEFV7.4+A.Mt.37,-
CARPETS, .84. C., 84ft.,
'
A hall woodmen' eonstaal l y ' Mimi, and tor
ads *jag
,± 8 7194 as
DUPEORN & HOFFEAN3
Northwest Corner of Cedar Square,
orrryssinto, PA. '
March 11, Ili,
CLOCKS, WATCHES,
JEWELRY, \ &C.
MEM
SOPER 4 McCARTNEr S
NEW JEWELRY STORE,
On York Street, oppO.Ue the Bank, Get
tysburg, Pa.
A 11/111/ AND TALL ASIIMITKENT JUIT
TROY TEM MTV.
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
lIIISICAL .LNEITRUMMNTS,
gush as Violins, Guitar; Aorordeona,
Fifes, *c. also the trim p, v iz : Keys, El
Bows, Bridges, and eve y belonging fa Ci
Instruments.
Repairing and aLeo' of work ear Wm dans
reasonable laneon
ilterAlt 7,7owarranted to the satkethettow—
and all goods sold, warranted to to what they are
represented.
Nov. Sg. ttlQ7. tt
GETTYSBURG
LIME 'KILNS.
TftE undereigned ha bought out hie former
partner, Wm. (Mina, and now eantltuale tier
P. B
THE LIME-BURNING BUSINESS
himself—at the (lett:mbar, Lime Knott, ea the
corner of the Railroad and North Stratton stmt.
Thankful for paal. patronage, lie VII endeavor to
deserve Um eentlnuanot by proem:ding the boat-
oew u vigorously and - on u Lute wale u pow
alble—eawayil selling a good article Lad gulag
good measure. Farman and others may look
for the prompt filling Monier&
He also continues the
COAL BUIEUNESS,
°fibrin( the most popular kinds. Hateekeepere
and others shook' ■he Ida a eall.' Bleadcandati
CkNal constantly on hand
Lime and Coal delivered anywhere In Ciet-
121!
Gettysburg. Nov. 1.5, tt
41ETTYSBURG
NATIONAL SANK.
OOVERNMENT BONDS, of all kind', BOUGHT
and MOLD:
BEVEN•THIRTY BONDS eonyerkd Into FIVE.
TWENTY BONDS without Margo.
11)•1 i l Lf~f l7l,MMn:i .:/J.:/~Y •:Lll,i. /:1 +/~
The HIGAIMIT PREXRIII rad on GOLD and
lESLLVD:R.
8101301'aild DORM et ell klada i =6lbe
persons CHARGING 00
ORDMRS PROMPTLY
Interest on SPECIAL DEPOSITS advanced 1 per
seat.,
8 per root Ape 1 sow,
4 per rest. Mir • Meta..
11 pee most. al* $ INIOM***.
Persons wishing
Bonds, and Stock!' of all Wade, aro Inv!tad to
give us • call, stalky will 'Are all information
ebeernaly
J. =WRY BAIB, Cashiqr
Gettysburg, Ott. X, IXX. tt
FLEIST
NATIONAL BANK
ME
WIII allow Interest= epgdal Doosits.as kdkrws
5 pee SONIC pew annum lbe I year.
IMMI
“ .. 4 meatbs.
a . ... 1 .1 46. .. a oa
Will convert 740 NOTES into 5-10 BONDS.
usual, Use st amuse.
~.a:
EZ , A h:L1..1
rv - m - 77.77 - T7 - 1 - 7 w•::N Azrr7v :-.•,• •:;
ot every Wad, free elf hup• esoaddidds, and
val at all than pep the HIGIIINT PRICE tar
(101,10 ma =Arra, sad win, with piesottra,
r!••l'VTTE!•^ l •E"'"'''lM'Pr•° l 'n
Pertaining to s well reeruisetel Peak.
ozo. Allmon% ambler
Gettylbw; Nov. I.
HOOP, SKIRTS,
• mar while'.
At Greatly 'Seduced Prices,
AT -
• ' ROW a WOODS'. .
Mardi 11, 11111. U
bm w exmie:mp . riiiu'asti4Nat
s.
mom`
NEW GOODS.
GEORGE JR./VOLD
Su now °peal • lams Stoek of morns. C•n•
NiHRIUNI aO4 BEADY-NODE CLOTHING,
=aft? et Ids own manvanture, ameasting pi
all idiom al
COATS,
SHIRTS,
DRAW.SR3,
CRAVATS,
liasiday, &a, &A. at pries. to the times
Call, sundae and lodge tar prarrolvar.
EQEE:I3
fURNIT I JRE.
SHEAFFER & BECKER,'
PETERSBURG, (Y. EL) PENN'A.,
Are gamma to alga to the Public anything in
their line as damp as can be had to to °Gantry.
airPordhaiscs wIU do will to toll sad examhbo
oar stook before baying ebawbere
made to order. -Bepotrtog done neatly, amply,
ind with &valet'.
Jan. St, Left tt
ROBERT C. COBF.AN
H AS putt reeelved new illapply 05
Hata, Saps, Boote and Shoes,
of latest styles, for Winter tuns, which he is
selling at reduced prices. He also manatee-
torts and repairs
HARNESS OF ALL KINDS,
promptly and on reasonable Wm. Bridles,
Halters, Whips, Trunks, Vance', Tobacco, Cl-
PR sad • gruit, variety a NoUonia always on
head. Call id, the old stand on Chambersbnrg
street, two doors west of Buehler's Drug Store.
BTha blghes prices will be paid fbr•all kinds
ECM
Jan:24, 111111 L tt
HEAD-QUsIRTERS,
At NORRIS' STORE, la the place to get
FALL é WINTER GOODS
CHEAP FOR CASH:
I F you Want a cheap Over-msti
go to No
IV you want a good cheap Drees-mat
go to NOTtfidlr
IF you want a good Every-day Coat,
go to NORRIS'
IF you want a good pair of Pasta, to
go NORRIS*
r—want a goc'd cheap
Vat.
to NORRIW
I F yon want a FASHIONABLE HAT,
go to NORRIS'
IP you want • late Pill Styl. Cap,
go to NORM!'
IF
you wants good pair of Boots or Shoes,
go to NORRIS
IF
you want •FASHIONABLE NECA-TIE.
so to NORRIS.'
IF You want a good PreookCalf Owner,
go to NORfpir
IF yam want a good Umbrella,
go to NORIUS ,
IF you want good Paper Oolb"
go to NORRIS'
P you want a bahlonable salt of Clothm,
go to NOBRIS
IF yam sat anythlitg In the Gentleman's Lino,
go to NORRIS'.
r yen want a good SMOKE,
go to NORRIS'
I F
YOU:good HEAVY UNDER-CLOTH
to to NORM'.
Alao—A large Mack of CIABEHMEREE4 rig THE
PIECE. Persona antletrles the= to Headr
made Ckothlag, oan be moomm at the low
ed moth pries. THEO. C. NORRIS.
Oct. LOW. tf
WI C. STALIBMITH a SON,
JACOB RE!
(I.E'TTYSBURG, PA
CARPENTERS AND CONTRACTORS,
Are prepared to de illit kinds et Carpenterint
—oontraetlng and erecting traildliltpu of all
kind; Repairing, &e. They keep sosuchantly act
hand . and masatsteue to oeda.
DOORS, smrrrsass, BLIIIDO, BABE, DOOR
AND WINDOW FRAILES CORNICE,
won • WINDOW BRAGlarre.
And any other Article In the 3tundlng Line.
Seasoned malarial mmataatly oa hand, /Jape.
domed workman always In maims. and work
executed wit!" dledstelk
•i'Oidln }comity Wended to.
Sept. 211, Ur. u
NEW SADDLER SHOP.
N the BM, Italthnorestreet,-Gettysbnre. Pa.
—Constantly en hand, or made to order, all
Pada of
to mead to 11. &
BIDING SADDLES.
WAGOIE SADDLES,
CARRIAGE BARNES%
as low as the Unrest.
Joao 26. JUL ti
, • • CANNON'S ..
MARBLE WORKS,
ontsmnonre 67rot. apposite the Osothfloses,
47471783V7147, .PB:ltarA.
EverT deteriptios of walk etteentsd In Uri
MIST NIT= or VIM MVP
"lose 4, UM.
It
HOUSE PAINTING.
gamine a. mamma, ay= PAMIR,
eaget '__4loll*
GOOD WO= 'AIM DIODGGAXX - PRICAS.
aft*. Vilt"
LAWRENCE D. DIETZ & CO
WHOLESAIA . DEALERS rot- ,
FANCY GOODS
NOTIONS.
11019Z8T sad
• , , VABISTIiO.
ses
BstrousHowszda.
:ICI4 .
04,31.140... ii ..17,1*.441.,
cka t a
m r , m
es g ir 111.4 rAlii le • Olt;
' 4 •
PANTS
VESTS,
FURNITURE
SOLDIERS'
DRAUGHT HARNESS.
RIDING BRIDLES,
BLIND BRIDLES,
COLLARS,
FLY i• NETS. to..
J. M. UDWE.
RUNION PACIFIC
AILROAD BONDS.
r
Li
er==
540 MIL E S
OF THE
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD,
Etussitaig West trees Omaha
ACROSS THE CONTINENT,
AU NOW COMPLETED,
MK TRACK BEING LAID AND TRAINS RUNNING
Within Ten Miles of the Summit
OF THE ROCKY, .1101TFITA.1104.
The prospect that the whole
CHAD LIMB TO TIE PACIFIC
WILL BE COMPLETED IN 1870,
was never better. The means so air provided for
eonstruotion have proved' ample, and there Is
no lack of funds for the most vigorous prosecu
tion of the enterprise. The Company's FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS are now offered at PAR.
The? pay
BTX PER CENT. IN GOLD,
and have thirty years to run before maturing.
Riabseripttozug will be received In 05HTYS.
BURG, by GETTYSBURG NATION •I. BANK
and FIRST NATIONAL. BANK, and in New
Teak at the Company's °Moe, No. 90 Nassau
street, and by
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK, No. 7 Nas-
MU street,
CLARK, DODGE A CO., Bankers, No. 51 Wall st.,
JOHN J. CISCO a SON, Bankers, No. 59 Wall it.,
and by the Company'. advertised Agents
throughout the United States. Remittances
should be made In drafts or other funds par in
New York, anl the bonds will be sent free 01
charge by return express. Parties suiscribi • g
through local agents, will look to them for their
safe delivery.
A NEW PAMPHLET AND HAP, showing the
Progress of the Work, Reeourees for Construc
tion, and Value of Bonds, may be obtained at the
Company', Oftloes or of its advertised Agents, or
will be sent free on application.
JOHN .7. CISCCt, Treasurer, New York.
Feb. 21,
ffARGAINS
MITZI
NEW CI-R.O C'Eli,-Y"
I=
JOHN CRESS tr. SON
- LT AVE opened a new GROCERY, in Gettys-
Ala burg, on the north-west corner of the Public
itquare, and
FREGR have Just received &splendid assort
merit of
GROCERIES,
lndaaingSugars,QaMees, Idolasses
..1.3m/pa, Tee%
Sploea, Tobecco, Set, Pleb, liams, Shoulders, ae.
Also, 4IIEENSWARF, CONn=OSB,
Nuts, Fraltak_Spe Fancy cle. and Notions
generally. We w il lalso ke e n hand FLOUR
mad YEED-STUFFS.
Raving purchase& for CASH, we are prepared
to esti very cheap. Give us • call and judge for
yourselves.
CRESR.
W. CRESS.
Sept. 27, IWO. tr
IRON-IRON-IRON l
OEITYSBIJRG FORGE.
THE enbernibeee respeetfulli inform the public
that they have erected a mein connect',"
with their Steam MID, and are now manufactrin
FORDED AND HAMMERED IRON
such as Plough, Horse-shoe and Bar Iron, and re
eventfully Invite Blacksmiths and Dealers to Rive
them a call, feeling satisfied that they will be able
to please as to Qualtg, finish and price.
I=
N. B.—The highest market price paid for
wrought aad scrap Wm.
B. I W.
Dec. 17. MK
-- LEWIS STROUSE
Elms bought bag& his old stand, cut Carlisle street,
and is going into business spin heavier than
ever. He asks his old friends and the public to
NOTIONS,_GROCHRJ ,ES SNP t l, MC
GAR, TOR&00013, &C., &C., &C.,
n large variety, and a little cheaper than the
cheapest. Don't forget the place—nearly oppo
site the Railroad Station.
Gettysburg, Oct. 11, 1157. tf
CHEAP TOR CASH!
STORE!
I
GROCIS, LIQUORS. &C. r
undersigned has retured tRIESo Gettysburg, and
opened a new Store, on BalUmtre street, next
door to the Post ()glee, and nearly oppoffite the
Court House, where he °Ors fur sale, CHEAP
FOR CASH, • large and choice assortment of
Groceries,
SUGARS, COFFEES, TEAS, MOLASSFA, SYR-
UPS, SALT, &C., with FISH',
BACON, LARD, A.C.
Lecmore,—
VpqEß, 011q!3, NM)?M.IB,RUAtIS,
sad evnythind else In the line.
aver yb
Also,
any
s, ofNotiona, to salt any and
ody.
Roe°Lleet this lathe place to buy CHAP FOR
CAREL
April Wl/41814. A3XO.
- .`4l/048}12•01EIVA•14 • •
or
DRY (::!4 , ..0 OJO S
• sou
PALL AND WINTER WEAR
at the Store of
_A,,scorr& , SON.
Their Meek consists of
MERINORA__VefI.
DEL all all styles.
CAP `taritiVs B ,lll 6B. grades.
CL DpirS ,a ND C.ASS !MAW s
• at .11 sake sad asraittl.
Persons wanting GOOD GOODS and
' GOOD BARGAINS,
Ellbookt not fall tar to the Str i a ,
Ctuunbersbarg itree "C a ra l Vane
Oett.ll, tern.
ATEENTION, ZOIIAVES!
THE Getty Stint thnotten trtllineen foe beldame
and drill erse i IIIRSDAY EVENING until
farther orders. member la requested to be
=t at Thant and all mem
renting themselv e s l" Vr befined as the
Briana preetelbe. Ry order of the Captain.
WIL R. ISMER. let Beret. •
Jan. si. left ti
HAY
:wOAifTBD.
foes V Oils higthat. marke4
•-"1"" Oen girlag
t/ G ra . R:e:/41.
Glti l 'itl' ll464 . 43694 'omilg!‘
McCURDY & HAMILTON,
FLOUR, GRAIN, GROCERIES, &c.
rriaacclimated are win& at their Warr
lcranZ ath. 1 100. 1 ale treeib jjo lagßoehler,
ettysburg
FIRST MORT-
FLOLWET A CLOVER D
AN
CORN, ATSOMCIC
_,_
SENDS, POTATOES, AC.
SIX PKB
90 conta on
and Invite producers to lave them a call befOre
•
rinnualkr at
They hale constantly = hand Mr aide,
A LARGE SUPPLY OF GROCERIES,
I=2
Illyrape, Coffees, Su Ike. with Salt,
Fish, Oils, T. Soaps, Bacon and
!o. Men the ben brands of mom, with FBED
of all kinds. They likewise have
BIEVERA.L VALUABLE FERTILIZEBB,
Soluble Peelle Guano, Rhodes' Phosphate and
A A Mesdenn Guano.
Wight they pay Me highest market pekes kr
all they bay, they sell at Ike lowest Ilving proem.
They ark *share of public patronage, resolved to
glve satlatactlon In every eam.
ROBERT WeCURDT
WR. B. HAWE.ToN:
Gettysburg, Stay 1, 1887.
NEW FORWARDING
.11. ND
COMMISSION . HOUSE
AVI2W purchased the extensive Warehouse,
Cum, ttc„ of Culp & Earnsbew, the under
intarid to carry on the busineee, under the
Om of B tuna & Co, at the old attend, on
the corner o Waahington and Itallroal &meta, on
• more extensive scale than heretofore.
_ . .
We aro paying the highest market prices for
HAY, FLOUR, GRAIN AND ALI, KINDS OF
PRODUCE. •
FLOUR and FEED, SALT, and all kinds 0
GROCERIES, kept constantly on hand and fo
sale , cheaper than they can be . had anywhere else.
PLASTER, and all kinds of FERTILIZERS,
• .nstantly on hand, or furnished to order.
M),6‘.
A REGULAR LINE OF FREIGHT CARS
w I leave our_ Warehort. every TUISDAY
KING, and ccommodation trains will be
MCI occasion may require. By this arrange
men we are prepared to convey Freight at all
N t
m
filnwi and fro Baltimore. Ailbusinortsof this
kind trusted to us, will be promptly attended
to. Ou ears run to the Warehouse of Stevenson
& Sons, ki North Howard Street, Baltimore. Be-
Mg deter " •
deal fair)
WM
DAVI
r E Best
SADDT
HAHN'
are &Iwo* -
stand Ball
Church—
ntitrui for swat favors we invite attention to
Jur Pr"..eut e emcee and
44-o.ve u s a call andamine e
a:
amine
I=
GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE.
A LARGE assortment of fine
I=
Teas, Code., White Shows of MI kinds, and
r o ttlii . r n tA
g h:lt L . prime new
m e 131 3 Orleans
ll
EItEL, best in market. Ali kinds of
wholesale and retail, prime Wine, Brandy, - Rye
WtiWhey. Le.. for medicinal and other purposes,
In any quanUty.
/a-S. Mahler's Herb Bittern, and the "Great
Zinger( Bitters."
Alpo, SPEER'S GRAPE WINE.
April 5, 1867. If
Farmers, Attend to Your Interests Ii
GETTYSBURG FOUNDRY,
rsubscriber would inform his customers
and others, that he Is ntanufacturing ro
m kinds of castings and Madffnes, made to
order, on short notice, retch a
THRESH'E AND POW
(five different eisee of Power.,) CLOVER-SEED
HULLERS AND CLEANERS , CORN CAREL
LERS AND SEPARATOM4, CORNPODDER
CUTTERS, STRAW AND RAY CUTTERS;
PLOUUHA
witch as Cast Ploughs, Randwar sloughs,
Sidehill
and Corn Ploughs; the
WIRE-SPRING HORSE RAKE,
the latest improvement; also Metal Screws fur
elder Presses
IRON RAILING
for Cemeterleeoe Porches with everything else
in Ilia line, all at low priors.
FOR SALE.--A light Two-hone Wagon, • One
horse Wagon, and a Idprlngarß..4; 3 l4 : 47 l . Eß.
April 30, IRK U
SPEER'S
PORT GRAPE MINE, •
U,.d by Howfro& ihr Cbrignorottono for Mod or
Carsmrstion Porporos.
MAO,
Zoccaent for Ladla mut Weakly Peraoas
TO USE.
VINEYARDS. NEW JERSEY
Speech hit Crepe Wide, Fur Tern Old.
EJustly celebrated native Wtne lit made
from the Aloe of the Oporto Grape, nasal In
country. Ha Invaluable
7bnie and Strengthening Properties
are nnsurpaseed by any Other native Wine. Be
ing the pare Juice of the grape, produced under
Opeer's own personal supervision, its purity
and genuineneas are guaran te ed. The youngest
child may partake onto generous qualities, and
the weakest Invalid may nee it to advantage. It
U prarticularly . beneficial to the aged and debili
tated, and suited to the various aliments that af
flict the weaker sex. It Is, in every respect,
A WINE TO BE RELIED ON.
Invalids use Speer's Port Grape Wine.
Females use Speer's Port Grape Wine.
Weakly pp'rsoo• find a benefit by- Its use.
Speer's Wines in Hospitals are preferred to oth
wines.
•• • .
Sold by Drawls's and Grocers.
110-The Trade supplied by Johnson, Holloway
& Cowden, and French, Richards & lu
delphla
A. Spear's Vineyard, New Jersey. °®x, 24
Hrtedway, New York.
August US W. ly
DR. R. HORNER,
PHYSICIAN AND DRUGGIST,
Office and Drag Atone CHAMIIVIABURG FIT.
carrereßußa.
bledloal advice without charge.
DRUGS, MEDICINE:FA PATERT MRDICINFA,
STATIONERY, PERMICPIRY SOAPS BRUSH
ES,T2I.LAIRLgi.wriasts.,_Ott errukm, SPI
CER. RARrIM 901 m, .L.Abt OF TARTAR,
wakes, COAL OIL,
PURE LIQUORS for mountiva DorPoore
Dr. R. Hortiera OLTEN. • reliable remedy for
ehaPPed hands, mush ftkla..ka.
AU articles warranted pure and genuine.
C2E3=l3
- NEW BAUM. .
NEWPORT ft EITCOLEBI,
eataireaucaz imma,
• .
6oath Wiehtesfes sees.„ one; pease fres the
Ingle Wetel, esTrYnimo, Ps. ' Oasstantly on
hest, the bee of
BREAD, CRACEERS, WM% numme. agt.
Perms wishing Ire& Jest will be eared
every morning, by lea their name@ and red
dines at the Baluscr. avers elbrt. ewes to
piss. Gum.ive aa a tea.
Apru s _ .
CABINET MAKING.
Was. H. natter, .
=
NG Waded- hi the town of NEW OX
ORD, Adams orsustor, will awry on the
of eadnet-maldnie, to all Its branches.
FURNITURE
kept on band and made to order. He will aim
keep for sale • choke serertment of
CHAIRS.
He Myths the Mame
whim
the town and Nur
romeding eonatry to sive him a cell, as he wi ll
sell as km can be punthaad at any other
place. He will guarantee hes nark to be made
inta r the bat aturastr, and a
i r* materlala. ,
1 1111 MOIa l" W t _ b* si mill
DIANJNIS IN '
I=l2
LIQUORS,
WM. J. MARTIN.
Baltimore street, Gettysburg.
NEW BOOT & SHOE STORE.
NEW AND GOOD GOODS AT LOW PRICES.
EE undersigned bee opened a new Boot and
3 undersigned EMI" on BALTIMORE STREET, one
south of the Presbyterian Church and near
ly opposite Idtereary's.Saddler shop, where he
ofdtis an attractive sasortnued of goods lu his
Hsu, all new and selected with the greatest care.
He has
LADIES' GONORESS GAITERS,
LADIES . IALMORAL GAITERS,
LAIMMS' COMMON GAITERS,
LADIES' BALMORAL 1100113,
IN LAME VARIETY.
GENTLEMEN'S CALF Boma,
GENTLEMEICs KIP BOOTS,
GENTLEMEN'S CONGRESS GAITERS,
GENTLEMENBSLIPPERs, ALL STYLI I3 ,
GENTLEMEN'S BALMOKALS,
GENTLEMEN'S BROGANS,
MISSES' CONGRESS GAITERS,
MISSES' BALMORAL GAITERS, •
MISSES' MOROCCO BALMORALS,
&C., &C., &C., &C.
BOYS CONGRESS GAITERS,
BOYS' CALF BALNIORALS,
BOYS' BROGANS, 4C., IC.
AL*, Boots and Shoes of his own manufacture
constantly on hunt.
All- will be sold at the lowest living profits.
Bayous, from from town and s cit s are d
passe b l e rteti e pa te r.
chasing elsewhere. I am determined to sell
cheap—a little cheaper than any other bonse In
the county. By strict attention to business, and
dealing mer it and squarely with everybody, I
hope to merit and receive an encouraging abate
of
of Roots aml Shoes
will elm be carried on, in all Its brooches.
Boots, Shoes and Gaiters mode to order Re
pairing done on short notice—find no effort
spared to give satisfaction. isfone but first.
class workmen employed. Having n life-time
experience at the bmlness, I feel confident that
1 eau please all who may coil.
D. 11. KLINGEL.
Gettysburg, June 21, 1887.
:~ ~:ci 4Ri ~:~:f: n:~:~„/~.~
NO. 2 WEST MARKET STREET,
poRK PA
=M=ll=E3
PIANOS & I lIINET VRUANS. HELODPA)NS,
azaleco=ca
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
respectfully Inform the public that they are pre
pared to furnish Pianos of the following 111111111.
facture or of any other make that may be pre
ferred:
Albright, Heiken Schmidt,
tileherlair 4c Na, Besdbary.
Knobs k Son. Gale * hba,
Min' 8 CrIABRATED
COTTAGE, HARMONIC AND 110111 - X/IR
OR GA .V 8 A ND MELODEONS.
There Instruments stand unriodied by any
thing found In this country or In Europe, as in
admitted by all Impart laii udges. The snost em
inent Pipe Organ Builders and Performers, the
last to discover excellence In reed Tone, pro
nounced [hens vastly superior to all others (or ex
ceedingly quick articulation and round Tone, the
essential mature Instruments of this clans.
We invitethe reverescrytinv and criticism of all.
PATENT VOX HUMA'NA TREMOLO.
This late and moat wonderful Invention tso Ile
knowledged by all leading artists', will be found
only In the Estey Instruments. 10 attempting
to describe the effect of this atop, w e are at. loss
for language. Its Mani lea cannot be written, but
moat be beard to be appreciated. By this stop
an ordinary performer con produce an effect
which requires a life time of practice for an artist
npon a violin. It entirely changes the reed Tone,
giving the a) meat la tic sweetness of the human
s Mee, making it so melodious and pure that It
nes er falls to enchant the listener.
MCV=INIESS3
for Churches, Public Halls and Parking has a
powerful sub-Bass with independent re eds, Har
monic attachment and Vox Houmna Tremolo,
and is believed to he the most lose e I nd seed
gag made, being nearly equal to a Pipe Organ 01
Wee times the cost.
AU instruments warranted for lit e yem . ,
Sri - BRAS:4 BANLc4 nupplied a lth invtruntenta
and music at reasonable terms
. . .
A 116eml dlacount allosCod for ('llarrhee and
Sabbath Schools,.
Ali-Instruction. given both in Vocal and In
atrumental Musk, at our rooms, and at pupils
homes, el ther to individuals or chum..., on reatton
able terms.
Dec. l 7 MG& tf
ADAMS COUNTY
UTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
1
°rifleman,
P Vice • I L.! t.
den= w ri e ri ituwell.
Seem , —I). A. Buehler.
Trearu —E.G. Fahnostock.
Executly Commit...sir—Robert McCurdy, An.
drew Jjent - man, JacobKAng.
Mtur eorgo Swope, D. A. Buehler. R.
Met, M. telberger , It. Russell, E. 0.
Fatuseack, A D. Buehler,'lt. 0. McCreary, Get
tyaburg; Jaw , King, litraban township; A.
Heintselman, kiln; -Wm. D. Mines New
Oxford; Wrn, : Wilnon, Benderaville; H. A.
Picking, gtmban ;NJohn Latlmore; John
Pickin East Berton; Abel T. Wright, Benders
ville ; g.
F. OIPE New
Oxford .Jas. H. Mar
shall, Hamiltoulmnt Job - nninglm ,- Fee ,
dom; Jam Horner,'
sgThl Company 1.
the county of Adams.
for more than 1 i yea,
made but one assessmi
flee during that period
BS of which have beer
years. Any person ,'
apply to any of the r
further Informat ion.
INCORPORATIED, MARCH IR, 11151
•
ti-' he Executive
Ice of the Company,
every month, at 2 o'c
Oct. 16, 1b65. tf
WATCHES
1 - 4 BWIS STROUBE
la largely envied
lost returned from N 1
attractive asaortment
as cannot fall to be
clock embraces a tarp
I=
GOLD A
B. Bartlett,•" Writ. E'llery." and "Appleton
Ml=
with Watches of almost all ether makes.
If you want CHEAP and GOOD:Watch, eall on
LEWIS STROLTEIE,
At his old Stand, Carlisle street
nearly appo;lie the Deplt,Gettyaburg, Pa.
u-Ha continues the Grocery, Notion and Con
teetlonery business, as herttotore.
June 24,1147. tf
cint31;1:11 . 11,1:1
Tke Greyer & Baker.—Tke Bed is the
ranoESE Machines have become so well known
ths, little need be said by way of reoommen
n. They have taken the Brat premium at
ail the late State Fairs, and are universally ac
knowledged to be the BEST In use by all who
have tried them. The "Grover di Baker Stitch"
and the "Shuttle Stitch" are ppooiota that have
been attained by no other Macbrae. They are the
only machines that sew and embroider with per
fection. These Machines are peculiarly adapted
to Family use. They are noiseless, sew directly
from the spool without rewinding, and are sim
ple In their construction. They are easy to man
age, and can he worked by almost any child.
Every faintly should have one. They save tabor,
they ease Once, and they care hyntell,..d 00 their
work better than It can be done by hand.
The undersigned having been appointed Agent
for the above 31.1liues, has established an Agen
cy in Fairfield, Adams county, where he will al
e eve have on hand a supply. Persons uishlng
to buy will please call and examine fur them
sell. es.
41 , -*ectilell and Thread trill
S. WITH EIWW m
I.'Eskrackl, Asian. county, Pa
Aug. 77, IFOL tf
Manhood: Mow Lost, How Restored.
a J UST published, a new edition of
Dr. Culverwell's Celebrated Essay
on the raelleal core (without medicine)
of Spermatorrtima, or Seminal Weak
ness, Involuntary Seminal Losses,
steniMey, Mental and Physical Incapacity, Im
lments to Marriage, etc.; also, itionsumptlon;
Ilepsy, and PIM, induced by self-Indulgence or
&Banal extravagance.
fir Price, In • sealed envelope, only 8 cents.
Tbeeslehrated author, in this admirable essay,
Clearly demonstrates, from a thirty years' sue
cessltil practice, that the alarming consequences
of self-abuse may be radically cured without the
dangerous we of Internal medicine or the appli
cation of the kettle—pointing out a mode of core
at ones simple, certain, and effectual, by means
of which every armorer, no matter what his con
dition may be, may cure himself cheaply, pri
vately, and radically.
This Lecture should be in the hands of every
youth and every man In the land,
Sent under asil, In a plain envelope, to any ad
dress, pastpo4ll, en *Wild of six rents, or two
past stamps. Also, Dr. Colverweirs "Marriage
Guide," price Z cents. Address the Publishers,
,_. , CHAS. J. C. KLINK sb CO.,
IN Boweey, New York, P. O. Box 4.5•13.
Mar. 6, 1608. 3m
Robert D. Armor,
GAS FITTER, PLUMBER AND BELL
HANGER,
AugMidtße a., haVo square from the Orurf-hotue,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
I.LProrelitly attend to all orders In his
y y line. -Work done In the most satisfactory
manner, and at prim se low as can possibly be
eabrited to nuke • living.
GAS FMK ihrn/ahed, as well as Chandellek
Beacista,
Drop Lights, dic-; also WATER PIPE,
r Stee pps. Top and Frout ag SPilets„ and, in short, eve
belong:h to gas or_water fixtures.
Maths en', and furnished 11 desired.
Dea 3a, tar. tf
NOTICE.
rpartnership herstotore existing between
e underindened In the Prodnee and Forwsrd
siness was dimolved on the first day of
January inst., by mutual 00118012 t. The books
of amounts arid all unsealed business have
bees Net ln the hands of Rufus E. Culp, who hi
duly authorised to settle up the sem& He will
at the Warehouse now In the cowman
eSsoi Menet Blears A oobean. An parlous la
tarried an required to call and settle.
HKJenY CULP
Jan. 37. 1 as kUDO. A. BAngsnAw.
LAST NOTICE.
A t i t= d irill e the 144. 0jrnd o s t eitt.
atratiMtigdg a=tber, taut Books
elan oaf= # miler
!MOWS Mini paraoss.
116CURDY It D/ZEIL.
Oetk 11, INIT. if ,
VALUABLE PROPERTIES
I=
JOHN C. 7.017 CK, LAND AGENT,
New Ogronn, ADAMS COUNTY, FA.,
Has for sale a number off deal ruble properties, to
which he asks the attention of those wishing to
purchase.
Two No. 1 STORE STANDS for sale or rent,
with stock of goods doing a good business, near
Railroad, situated in beautiful villages; good
chance for persons wishing to engage in the busi
ng/1m Possession given any time.
A Lllif ESTONE FARM of Si acres, near Rail.
road, brick house and all IIPCCMIUY out-buildings.
A LIMESTONE FARM of WI acres, with Flour
and Saw Mill, house barn, and other MI-build
ings, &knitted in Baltimore county, Md., IS miles
from BalUmore.
A LI BOSTON E FARM of 4140 mares, brick house,
brick barn, in Baltlmoro county, Md., 17 miles
from Baltimore.
A LARGE FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP,
with Dwelling situated in a county seat, near
Railroad and DepoL Good chance for doing all
kinds of work. Also, several Town Lots will be
sold with the above property If desired.
A FARM OF 100 ACREri, In Adams county,
with good Stone House, good Baru, du., near a
turnpike and railroad.
FORTY ACRES, with good Rouse, Barn, dc.,
th l mtuarters of a mile from a railroad station.
A chance; terms easy.
FARM OF 145 ACRES, on the Carlisle turn
pike, under good enittration, with a large Brick
House, Bank Barn, and other out-bulb/lugs, al/
new.
• - .
A LARGE FLOUR M 11.1., with 2.5 Acres °fiend.
The nail has four pair of Burrs, and all machinery
for doing merchant work. Best water power In
the county.
A FARSI OF 175 AMER, near the Hanover
turnpike, on which leer/et/0 a good House, Barn,
and all other necessary out,bu ildlngs.
A FARM OF Be Aeltni, good land, with large
Brick Ilona°, Baru, and 2 TenantHous.-40 acres
in wood—half a mile from the Conowago Chapel.
A HoTEI., In New Oxford, two-story, roomy.
and convenient for business. Good chance;
terms easy.
Persona who a loh to bay Real Fatale, tia well aa
hose who wish to eel!, are requeated to give the
uhrieetber a call at Ida store in New Oxford. Ad
tress,
JOHN C. ZOUCK, Land Agent
New Oxford, Adams county, Psi.
April I, 1867. ly
A DESIRABLE
TOWN PROPERTY
I=l
rE ndendiped offers at Private Sale, the
old I ri X)BB11% DW FILLING, at tlieJune-
ton of the Taneytown and Emmlttsburg g
roads, in the borough of Gettysburg. The
house is substantially built, of stone, and
contains twelve large rooms. There Is a strong,
ever-tailing Spring of first-rate water in the
basement, and 1% Acre* of Land consorted with
it. The location fa a very pleasant one, and with
a little additional outlay this could be made one
of the moat comfortable and desirable homes In
the borough or its vicinity.
=
TO THE PUBLIC.
T r i gg n u n le de p n u tir e et t l h tter t t ! y his u meth od yrry no Inform
Cabinet-making Business,
In all Ito varied branches, and that they now
Lave on hand a large assortment of
BUREAUS, BEDSTEADS,
Tables, Corner Cupboards, Safes, Stinks,
Maris, Dressing Bureaus, Chairs,
of' different kinds; in short
everything in the Clibi
nel-nuaking line. •
ALSO, BEADY-MADE (NiFFINM AND COF
FINS MADE TO ORDER.
All of whlch will be finished promptly, at the
old stand, on , South Baltimore street, opposite
Wlnehrentier'm Tannery. The undersigtml hav
ing had or er al years' experience In tile flexitime,
!latter themselves that the)can make 114 good
cork as any Whore, If not better. New begin
nen, and others %lilted It to their advantage to
call and buy front us, as we are deteruntml to
sell to low us µredide to cult the time.
De. 20,1 , M. int
NEW AND CHEAP CLOTHING
=
STACKS OF THEM!
TBRINKERHOFF, corner of the Diamond and
rI York street inutJuAt. returned from the city
with on unuxually attraclimn inwortineut of
CLOTHING FOR SPRING &BUMMER WEAR.
which he will sell at sorb prlees as cannot full to
take them off very rapidly. Cull and Judge for
yourselves. To look at the expellent mawrlal,
tasteful cutting, and neat and aulattantlal sewing,
and then to get his low prices—milers cannot help
but buy, when they see It so much to their Inters
est to do so.
He has Coats, Pants, Vests, Of all Myles and ma
terial.;
Hata, Roots and Fhoes;
Shirts, of ail kinds, Htniery, Gloves,
SHandker
chiefs, Neck-flea Cravela, Linen and Paper Col
lars, Suspenders, Brushes, tombs;
Trunks, Valises, Umbrellas, Pocket Knlveskire
gars, smoking and Chewing Tobaccos, Plpes, Sas
tionery, &t
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, with a thousand and
one other articles, entirely tuo numerous to de
tail Ina newspaper advertisement.
He asks the attention of the public. to his new
stock, confident that it will please—and no one
can or will sell cheaper. Don't forget the place—
corner of York street and the Diamond, Get
tysburg.
JACOB BRINKERHOFF.
April 211,1867. tf
REMOVAL!
THE GETTYSBURG SKY-LIGHT GALLERY
11 - IFIE undersigned take. pleasure In announcing
to the citizens of Gettysburg and the public
generally that he Mut removed from his old rooms
on Weld Middle street, to Baltimore street, and
nearly opposite the store of Fahnestock Brothers.
The room he now scruples has been recently
fitted up expressly for his land nee.. The location
man admirable one, enabling him to take pic
tures In all shades of weather, and a i th a correct
ness unequalled any where ebst.
PEIOTOGItAPIIH,
tf -very thwerlptlc- - 'tied In flu
ervonsly. Thankftil if)r past favors,
ottt-n for a coat Inuanee or the PUMP
SIVEICS.
NevrChester, Aprit ly•
TO THE BUILDING COMMUNITY
I=
WHO WISH TO IMPRO VE
ritHE undersigned respectfully Informs the pub.
.1. ily that he still continues the
CARPENTERING BUSINESS,
at his old stand, on West street, Gettysburg, and
is ready at all times to accommodate these want
ing anything done In his line. He la prepare' to
furnish an kinds of work for building purposes,
of the best material, and as neatly and cheaply
LIS it can be done at any other establishment In
the county. Experienced Minds always In readl•
nets and work executed with promptness and
di Mankful for past favors, he hopes, by at
tention to business, to receive a liberal altars o
pu i bile o
Wl4. CHRITTAIAN.
Trisisimi N et-f
NOAH WALKER:&
,CO.,
CLOTHIER.%
WARRINGTON BUILDING,
186 AND Iff BALT t INOND erionrr, naLwiffoltn, spa,
constati iton hand a large d WeII s.•
sorted stock of all kinds of goods an
at modm
P Thee , eopply orders for She Inuit to the lowest
priced articles, either ready made or made to
WMany part of the country.
eep she an extensive stock of FUR-
N DODDS, embracing wvery article of
Gent emen's Under-weer, Also, MILITARY
CLOTHS and every 'arid of Military Trim
mings, as well as an stock of READY
MADE MILITARY. 000ne. - 1
Baltimore, Feb. 23, 131111.
Executor's Notice
MARY RINRHARDS EBYATE.—Letters tes
tamentary on the estate of Mary Rinehart,
of Btraban township, Adams on., deceased,
having been granted to the undersigned, re.
itdit4nfoln.tipewssmenatcT.7o:4lll'.l.l76hl.°Z,
maks Immediate payment, and those having
eislms against the same to present them proper
ly authenticated for settlement.
WILLIAM BTA.LLBMITIL
Mae .I, iffill. its Xreogeor.'
11. 8. BONDS.
=1:: PlAtional. Bank of Gettriftft will
coshb-20sad iO-40
Zate 17
Notes. Baudx4-8W 7411 &ad
mt
0ct.11,1880. it GEORGE ARNOLD, ambler.
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VEGETABLE AMBROSIA
13 WHAT 1T PURPORTS To um,
GENUINE !LAIR RENTORATIVE I chalet
itztlrezl,leL, I:te w h i l i l e ra . c n n e:
youth cd. aga It will pantlrely eradicate L
iam.% and Dandruff from the acelp, and where
there Li life In Wetlands, set ll muse a hew areal h
of Hair to put forth on bald sputa. Thoumande
are teatlfylus to the above.
macs: •I.M PER BOTTLE.
WA. D. Boerslre, Whaler& and &dad Ag.nt
Gettsbl4, urg—oat for solo or rrudlby all Drosnwt.,
Feb 19
BAUGH'S
Commercial Manures
IN".il aesson
tn r nirth,,,talFaivapfrictobvi v , :ri;
It COMB HAW BONN pnlv.rll4 Pe„,
Price, 1156 per 1,000 INC.
It 'airs CHICAGO BONN FERTILIERB
Prix, $46 per 2,000
BAUGH'S VIIICA (70 (MOO
Prier, SW per 2,06.1 /
le well known popular Ira,
found upon every package of the
lifkhDE MARK
L*AIM
The high entlinut lon In whh It 11%1 tat I
MAN loriut hate lain load, .11l lug tootle. to leeer.
pinkaa, .1.11 full\ atodain 111 the fillare. -
lag now the entire matt MI lit the great reittatrevit
Of the ell) of Chlcrago, for fUrtlialditg Ammonia
and Phosinlinto Yielding material, ix —Boot R.
Dried lenh, Mood, &e., we lint it In eon...talon
with our works In l'lllholelphht, the lurkeht Inel I-
Men for furntnhing (hone innnurot, at thing o
low•prleuet.
BAUM( kt , IONS Philadelphia,
NORTII-WESTEItN FEIVI I LlZlN(i(X).,Chkago.
JOIIN ILUZSON Co. Gon'l tx, Now ion,.
()MAME W. KIRK E A I'o , 114.t0n.
=LI
GEOlt(iE D 13 ALE, W 6oliwnie Ag' t, ilulgnnorr
For all Information respeelltat Ike above Ma
nurra, fuldreaa either of the abo,a 1101.44.
Jan. 21, ISM. But
628-
WM. T. HOPKINS' "OWN MARK'
ARE the beet anti CiliC.,l•l.lT LoVr ' Pitl, r:1/ [loop
Shl rim In the market. Troll Ski els ..'inprlna,
O; 31 white., 11.20; and 40 apenage, $1.4
Plain Sklrts tl hips+, 20 aprinan, Ci•lit.;
Otir , l i l , li , l , nritiga, a s l , , ll , ; and al nto logs,
"Our OWN Make" ofI i? !:T . IfIN'SKIIITS," El,. -
en Tape Trolls, from Alto .111 'mei Mot, 011.20 to
NIX Tape. 21 to .10 'prim., from Sts
32,00. Thou , Sk irts are better t lout (lame Said Its
other o.tablaalaa.ll IN all first elasagoodn.alui at
Mach Ina er pritcs.
"Our OWN Matte' of "('HAMPION
are In every sspertor to all other lloop
Skirts ilrlore the and hair hose to he m
anhood or worn to ellll, al,' es ery one of tho
Met, alnuuntrhrn.l of the heat Ifiten•rl Waived
English steel Spa lug seri no perior tapen, and
the styli 01 the lai•taiie fa•leilings awl manner
of securing them laillataa for lu rlibliit) slot eX
orliesee any other Sklrt In thin counts,olsl so,
lighter, noire elastic., a ear longer, ail e more sit
loillietion, and are millitttlou, eheiwer than all others.
/Ar ra( lady should try e elm They are btqag sold
exteunprele II) NI, reliant/4 throughout thin and
the colpiliatig states tit very moderate pelves. It
you wont the hest ask for "Hopkins' Champion
Skirt." If sal. 110 not find them, get the mer
chant Ith limn 3ou deal loonier tiles, for you,
or come or newt direct to us, Idereliantn will
find our dliforent grads, of Skirls ex.setle what
they need, and Ira especially invite theta to utll
and examine one extrusive nanortment, Or send
for Wholegole Prier Lint.
Tu be haul at M•tall la Manufactory, and of the
!mall Trade generally, mad at W1101(.1.1V of tho
Manufacturer only, to whom all_prdent should
be addressed.
MANUFAC7ORY AND NA LEROOM, ON ARCH
KritErn ,
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Hanover Branoh Railroad.
N and after >SUNDAY, Dec. 9th, VW, passen
ger trains on sthe Hanover Branch Railroad
follows:
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FIRST TRAIN will have Hanover at lUD A.
M., with passengers for York, Baltimore. Harris
burg, and the North and Weal. This train ar
rive. at the Junction at 10.10 A. M., connecjing
with the Fuat Urie South, on the Northern U•n
tral Railway, which arrives at Baltintore at 12 to
P. It., and also with the Mall Train North, which
arrives at Ilarrisburg at 12.55 P.-M.
•TThta train return, to Hanover at 11.50 P.-51 ,
and arrives at Gettysburg at 12.06 P. M.
RECOND TRAIN boson Hanover at 2.45 P. M.,
and arrives at the Junction at &10P. M., connect -
log with the Mall Train South, which arrive. at
Baltimore at 020 P. M. Passenger. by this train
(or York lay over at the Junction until 0.11 P. M.
Truln rpturt. to Flavor rr nt 4.45 P. SI ,
with pamtengem for Hanover, Gettysburg au/1 Lit ,
tlestown.
Paemen gem leaving Hal ti in ore far Hanover, Get
tysburg Bud Littlestown, will take either the
Mall Train at 8.20 A. 31., or the Fast Linn at 12.1 U
Dec. 20, 1007. tt
Gettyalmrg Railroad.
MANGE OF CONNECTIONM.—On and after
Wednesday, November 6th, 1887, Passenger
mina will leavr and arrive at CiellyMblng.llll,l
make connection'', as follows:
FIRMT PAPIiF.NOEIt TRAIN Will leave (lett) s
burg at 8.0 A. IL, with passengers for York, Har
rishum, Philadelphia, Baltimore; and the North
and Wood, arriving at Hanover Junction without
change of can, at 16.15 A. M., connecting with the
Feat Line South on the Northern Central Rail
way, and arriving at lialtimore at I2.:1) noon,
Ahmconneeting with Mall Truln from LialUtnare
north, arriving in Ilarrlaburg at UM P. M. Arri
ving at Gettysburg ItIO P. M., with pruarengers
from Harrisburg, fork, Baltimore and Ww.h
ington.
SECOND PAPNENGER TRAIN will leave to t
tysburg at 1.30, P. M., artiv lag at Hanover Junc
tion at 130, and eon neet Ins with mail train/toot's.
Arrive at Baltimore at tot I', M. Arrive at (wt
t,,sburg at 5.41 P. M., with passengers from Nitta
delphia, Harrisburg "and the North awl West,
and also with passengers from Baltimore and
Washington by the fast line north, at Melt Iran axe
Baltimore ut 12. th noon.
Passengers ran leave Tinltimore In the Mall
Train at S.IMA.M., a turd arrle (lett) shurg I.: 1.,
P. M. Or lent e Bald ~,,, re In the fort Unto at
noon, and arrive In Gettysburg ut 5.8 u P t M. tint
one change of ears by the Dent train, either win.
via: at HanoverJunctlon. The htst tine on the
Northern Central will not stop at any local stit.,
throe, except York, Hanover Junction and Park
ton. Connections certain.
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