I
ant; lioxtititstpinD
DEIMOS SWEET POTATOES.
i;- - The. extreme difficulty of keeping
sweee . potatoes In good condition, es
pecially In the markets and storehouses
of cities, exposed to constant' changes
• of heat and moisture, is fully appreci
• ales by housekeepers and dealers in
vegetables. The wonderful prot.lue
,! tiseness °Mills esculent In the South,
Si and its great value as a cheap, Haut
k t Irma and favorite food of ail classes, has
D "(LCD suggAted the wish that it might
4 be more available as a food product,
9 lir. C. K. Marshall, inlhe Vicksburg
If /own of Sept. 4th, 1887, asked:
d "Cannot sweet potatoes, which our
• soil and climate are so wonderfully
u adapted to produce, he cut up into lit
/ tie slices and so dried that they might
II be an article of merchandise? Finite
• and vegetables have been dried and pre
pared pared tor shipment, and thus become
valuable crops. If sweet potatoes can
" be treated so arto preserve the ttacha
e rine matter,- and become an article of
10011 even though not'as agreeable as
/ the undried root In its best condition,'
they would pay as handsomely as any
C pt. - Hine' of the southern soil."
• Thls inquiry has been answered by
3 Francis H. Smith, of naltitnere, who
a ha.. dried sweet potatoek successfully
1 1 in liisdrying tunnel, which is a chant
ber of lath and plaster, twenty feet
; Ring and t¢ depth and breadtlif
with a peculiar furnacit at one end, a
I ehlothey of boards at the other, calla
,' Ho or preparing twenty-five bushels of
"ailed' peaches. Mr. S. makes the tot
s low4ng statement of his mode of pro
ee4tire
"They are pealed by a little machine,
and sliced three-eights of an Inch thick
-another, with, great- rapidity.—
t When dried, tireyhaire lost two-thirds
I of their weight, weighing twenty
3 pounds; are white, and sorflinty that
the knife makes but little impression
but when cooked—steecuing is the best
—they resume their original appear
4 :Mee, and are in every respect equal to
the undried fruit lu its hest condition."
t FAILURE OF TUX PEACH CROP
After an unman/ show of blownno
early in the awing; on apple, pear,
I peach and cherry trees, the fact seems
I now sett ledln this section, that there
will he an unusual deficiency of fruit.- 7
The long continuance of wet weather
during the critical period of 1 4 0 aHoul
acted this , season as it
generally does, to obstrnot the torn/A
-1 -
tlon of fruit. There is an elasticity in
1 ., pollen, under a favoraldo condition of
cather making n fertile blirtacim,
which Is t grently interfered with by
' a 'continuous wet spell, such as we
hart:just passed through. The organs,
though perfect in themselves, 'cannot
,
act. An thlm'excems of wet. has extend.
ed over a largo section of country, a
corresponding deficiency of fruit will
doubtless be the'result.
One of our subscribers, in Chester-
too 11, Jtd. , writes us, ''Our poach crop
15 almomt an entire, failure this year.
1 heard a gentleman say yesterday,
that a month mince he would not have
I taken $15,000 for ble,erop ; but now be
o mild take $1,500 The failure will be
fell very much, as it has for years been
Ile means of bringing a great deal of
money Into thle'county. Cecil. county
likewise a sufferer, as well as the
mate of Delaware,—Ho that your cities
It ill not be able to enjoy peaches and
cream ou the same terms as hereto
' loin."—Practicat Ihrmer.
CHEAP FERTILIZES.
For several years past, Itlr. L. E.
Metcalf, of Franklin, Maas., has used,
21% lie recently informed us, a compost
of Walt, ashes and plaster, on all his
nem crops, with restilis so entirely
- , atisfactory, that he feels safe in re
emarnending it to others. Without
.---beffig very exact in wehihlng or meter
tiring the ingredients, he Intends to
mix one part of salt with two palls of
gray rock plaster,,and then adds about
WI equal bulk of wood ashes. The
mass is then thoroughly mixed, and
allowed to stand a few days before
If applied alone, about 300 lbs.
are spread upon the laud whether cul
tivated or in gram.' If other manure Is
used upon the same land, the compost
worked Into the manure, and both
a-ed together. On land 'on. which
pla-ter has no perceptible efrect when
applied alone, this compost proves as
I,eacticial as on land where plaster
works favorably, In consequence, as he
bolieves, of its combination with the
ta,lies. Mr. M. prefers This home
-Made compost to any of the commer
cial tuanuree.—Mars. Plowman.
use.—The New Ray
loud Farmce devotes coushierable
lace to the consideration of sawdust
find its uses as a fertilizer and the man
ner of treating it preparatory, to its ap
plication to the laud. As preliininaryz,
,t forms a soft and excellent bedding
far stock, while it absorber and retains
the larger portion of The urine which
would otherwise run to waste.—Bc
sides, it forts a more cleanly bed for
stock than Toast other kinds, and to
farmers in the vicinity of sawmills, is
easily attainable. Though slow in do
couipositig, Its retentiveness is-imelt fi
nally to impart to the land on which
it is used, Increased liveliness and
strength, if packed down closely and
occasionally watered for some time
before being applied to the laud.
Properly prepared before being used,
it may be placed in or used as a top
dressing for meadows in the spring,
though it is probably More effective
when turned under. •
.LACRIIERRY Wl:lE.—There - is no
wine equal to blackberry wine when
properly made, either in flavor or for
medical purposes, and all persons who
eau conveniently do so, should manu.
facture enough for their own use every
year, as it
and
invaluable In sickness as
a tonic, and nothing is a better remedy
for bowel diseases.
Measure your berries and bruise
them ; to every gallon adding one
',mart of boiling water. Let the mix
ture stand twenty-four hours, stirring
eccasionally; then strain "off the li
quor into a cask, to every gallon adding
two• pounds of sugar; cork tight,
Fuld -lot stand till the following Octo
!Jer, and you will have wine ready for
ese, = without straining or boiling.
Phis .makes a most palatable wine.—
,
PAINT TO ENDVRE..--it 18 said that
?oiling coal tar 'with slaked lime, will
make shining surface on wood work,
rut wails of any kind, which is as im
nerishable as stone, •and therefore mai
ludas for out-houses, &c. ,
, A DANIA, ordering a pair of pante
pone of hie tailor, said that he 'wan ted
,hem very tight, ae6Nording to the
!atest fashion. "If I can get theta oa,"
aid he, "I won't take them."
SPRVO A ND SUMMER
CLOTHING.
GEOAGE .4RXOLD
Has now openiili a large Slack of READY-
MAtiE CLOTHING, mostly of Ms own Mon
u facture, comaxtlos of all sizes of
COATS, PA pus, VESTS,
SKIRTS, DRAWERS, CRAVATS,
110 ery, R 4, &6 . ., at prices to salt 134. times.
Pal, examine and pidge for yourselmie.
A pril 21.18(Kf
llt
THOWE
SEWING AfrICHIXES !
Tap, mat Perri/4:li Reliable la
The highest premium—ehe Cross of the
Legion of Honor, and. (bid •
Medal—awarded at-the .
Paris Es` p•
1887.
•TEvery ktndof work ekn be done on
OE
For sale at Geo. Jacobs fitor
Chambenburg Street, Oe t ttysburS, where they
can be found op rating and glyffig fall
struction. on' the Machines.
air - GEO. JACOBS & 'BRO. are tho only
Accents for 'tilting to., Pa. eiretilake eon
t ping price ILA, de., can be had by itddreiei
QM=
E=l
- NO TICE p
TO CAPITALISTS !
Perseus dialniuita' Inveellng anti realizing
nearly, NINE PERNSk:NT., are requested to
IZIEECI
Gettyabnyg National Bank,
and obtain Circulars of the Dillon Parlthe
and 6kO Cvatind-Pselfle Railroad C.
psullein gmttla.
Thew InveinmentA are daily growing
favor sail salt% Increasing
Bonds estn be had at nil tiniesat this Bank
where all information concerning maid In
voitinents will cheerfully be given.
J. )MORY lIAIR, caanteA
Dee. M, ]NUJ. tf
UNION' P./10TX
RAILROAD BONDS
THE
First National Bank of 4ttysbur4
Iti.itgenk, for the Enle of Rio FIRST MORT-
O.PLIE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD SIX
PER CENT.. GOLD INTEREST BONDS, at
par and 'Mercer. 42-Interest payable arm
annaally at the -counter. •
All Necessary Information given
OEO. ARNOLD,Cgushier
Clott-yobq rg, Nov. 29,1867.
GETTYSBURG
LIME KILNS.
THE: undersigned has bought out his foriiner
partner, Win. Guinn, and now continues the
THE LIME-BUR,NING BUSINEAB
himself—at: the Gettyebutg Lime Kline, on
Elie corner of the Italtrond aintlNorth Stratton
Strect.'Thankful .
14 past patronage, ho trill
endeavor to deserve Its continuance, by prase
enting the business ae vigorously and on as
large a elCale as possible—always eelllnlf
good article and giving
, good . measure.
Mum , rs and others fluky look for the•promp
filling of orders
/le also contlatalt the
COAL BUSINESS, -
-
offering the moat popular klpdo. Hrs
keepers and others should give him a call.
Blaelmialth Coal &umlaut ly on hand.
Lime arkd Coal dolliered anywhere in,
Gellyabarg.
3.ICO'D REII,.Y
Glettysbufg, Nov. 1.5, 1867. U
BARGAINS -_-
I=
NEW GFEOCEEY
, .
IN GETITSBOR.O.
JOHN CRESS tr. 80*
HAVE opened a nest GROCERY, in Get:
tysbutg, on the north•wiat corner of the
Public Equate, and hi/eft . Jest received a
splendid assortment et .rnhukt
GIi3OVERIES, .
1 nelutllns Sugars, Coffees, Molasses, Synrps
Teas, Spivey, Tulasxo, Sal L, Flair, HUNS, Shout
Jere, is, ,
QUEENSWARE, CONFECTIONS,
Nuts, Finite, Stem Fancy Articles and No
llowt genenaly. We will also keep oa hand
FIAJI , It and FICED-tiTU I. PH.
Having- purchased for CARR. we are pre
par.' to sell very cheap. Give OS a fall and
judge for younielveS.
JOHN CHESS
J. W. CHRM.
Sept. 77, 1907. tf
GROCERY & FLOUR STORE
) SI,
MEALS .IL'BROTHER.
LTAvE removed theft . Bore to the Nein•
DI. nod t property, on Clutmhersburg street.,
where they propose to keep constantly on
hand
ALL KINDS OF
GROCERIES,
Row, Feed, Notipne, 4te.
Also, VSGETABLES la season, fresh from
the city sad comas)... They are determined
to mli cheap /IA the cheapest, per `.
may
they on
ly ask the lowest llving profits, they hope
to merit mid receive a liberal slurs of public
patronage.
MRALS a BRO
April 10,1688. -tt
Tin-Ware - and Stove i s.
TZE LARGEM ASIIO RTMENT OF TIN
WARE IN tin_corstr. AT .
G.• COOK'S,
(formerly Andres iellers;) also some of
THIS BEN' COOKIN9 STOWIO3IN MARKET
smattewbleb aro ltia
OLD DOMINION,
• COMPROMISE,
• PENERTLYSSIA,
*NOBLE COOK,
ECONOMIST,
• BARLEY SHEAF, ec.
Also, many other artialaa k Mita** am,
whiab min beAcelis low suit NAY ether
place In the county
8. Q. COOK.
June 24, 12442. it
'MISTER& LANDS.
r HAVE wuue valuable WSW LANDS.
Iln trade tar ooa or move FARM,
Uda • Tea haft aliteveubeeseed, sad
4vaed M4nWa lbehoia
equyabusg, APril i e d6 U
THE GETTYSBURG COMPI FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 31, 1868".
CARRIAGE - MAKING BUSINESS.
minndenglgned have reatimed the Oar
e•maklug businehm,
AT TTIEIR OLD
Ebel Sired, Gettysburg, Po
where they are Prepared to put np work In
the most fashionable. substantial and super
ior manner. A lot of new and second•hand
CANDX&OFS, BUGGIES, &C.. ON - HAND,
whltt i lte . y i l= of at the lozeetprieeei
wily
peZtelled promptly
• REPAIDINO DON T. WITH DESPATCH,
,and-at cheapest rates.
A Islip. lot or.new and old .I.I.OILYEESSozi
band and for sale.
Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto
fore enjoyed by them they solicit and still
endeascr todletterve a large share in the future.
DANNER t ZIEGLER.
JillY /0, ISO& tf
NEW COACH SHOPS.
YANTIS, ADAMS CO.,
=I
'WE take Ude method of informing the pub-
I' le that we have eetablished new Coach
Shope at Llitlestown, where we are prepared
to maantacture to order all kinds of BUG
-0104, CARRIAGES, SULKIES, &c., on the
eborkiit notice and moat accommodating
terms. Oar bands have been procured from
Baltimore, and, no we ono none but choice
material, we con put up work to compete
with any shop in the State. Old work re
paired and taken In exchange for new.
Aug. T 3, MR. tf
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES.
TATE & CULP
aro now building u Varlet); of.
COACH - WORK,
of the laterst /pool, approved tdytes
and constructed of tiff. fold Material, to whleb
they invite, the uttention lAuYeis: Having
built our wrk with areal care and of material
selected with speclat reference to beauty. of
style and durability, We can confidently re
commend the work as unisurfamed by any,
either to or out of the Mites.
All we lurk le an Innpeetlon of our-work to
;fiat
thoee In Lintit.of anyklnd of vehlele,
;hat Chin le thu pineo to buy thata.
REPAIIIINC IN EVERY BRANCH
done at short miller and,on reasonable tertns.
(live 1111 a call, at our Factory, near the ear
nor of Watehlfigton and Chanabersburg Wenn+.
Gettysburg.
P. J. 'FATE,
• -B E. CULP
March 19, 1860. tf
GOOD NEWS !
HENRY OVERDEER,
DALTIBORE ST., GETTYSBURG, PA.,
LIAS completed his new Store House and
Just returnd - from the city Ith a fresh
well selected Stock of floods which he
respeelfully invites his frimtifun'd the put.
tic generally to can and examine,
111.114ELL8 CHEAP.
Ills mock consists of
O,ROC . ERIES, -
FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS,
CEDAR, WILLOW AND QUEENS-WARE
FLOUR, CORN Id.RAL, ,
FEED, 40,
rscirThe cash C limn° Will evon for
Fluor, Corn, ilat.ll, l'otatoe., Butter, Fjgcs,
ita
con, lard, Rapt,
March 1040,
CHEAP FOR CASH!
NEWRTORE!
POCERIFS,LIQLTORS, aC.
The underalgnell' hue retured to tiettyeburg,
and opened a new Store, on 13altImIre etreet,
next Jour to the Post Older , and nearly op
pante the Court House, where he offers t or
sal e , CHEAP FOR .CASH, a large and choice
assortment of Urtwerles,—
SUGARS, COFFEES, TEAR, MOLASSRB
SYRUPS, SALT, &C., with-FUR,
BACON. LARD, AC.
Also, Liquors,—
WINES, 'BEANDIFS, GINS, WILISEIES,
Rums, and everything else In the line.
Also, any quantity of Notions, to suit any
and everybody.
Recollect this Is the place to buy CHEAP
FOR CASH.
Apiii
m. 1887. 11r : F. KALBELF-ISCH.
MACHINE SHOP
AT .I>7..VW OXFORD
FIIHE nudersititied calls attention to his new
Machine Shop, at New Oxford, AannlB
t unty. wWch he hen put up, at large e : penae,
Wtth the
d
'factory work. Ile will manufacture an various
kinds of
.AORICULTtiIiAL MACHINERY,
such as THRESHINt MACHINES, spitizro-
TOOTH RAKES, de.; and will keep the
BUCKEYE & MOWER on hand
for Sale.
All descriptions of REPAIRING done
:promptfy and as elicaply as possible.
Be has In °atm.:lion with his Machine
Shop a STEAM SAW MILL, upon which he
will de all kinds of work In that line.
lie, omits the public to tall and give him a
tele!, met he gitureetees full sattsfuetlen.
March 13, 1368, Gm
CABINET-MAKING
aim. IL !It'dler,
[SAVING located In the town of NkW US
IA FORD, Adams county, will awry "Ma
the badness of Ot.bluet-nuking, In all Its
branches.
FURNITURE
kept on hand and Made to order. He will
also keep for sale a choice aaaortment of.
CHAIRS. •
He Inviteie the citizens of the town and
surrounding country to give lilm a call, as
he will sell as low as can be purchased at any
other place, He will guarantee leis work to
be made up In the'best Manner, and of good
materials.
New Oxford, Jan. 31, Igii& tf - ,
DR. R. HORNER,
PHYSICIAN AND intrlooisr.
°Mee and Djrui t ! , Store ataIEBSSUR.CI ST
Mbdlwl udvice without clone
=EI
DRLIGS,MEDICII3MPATENT MEDIAN
STATIONERY, PERFUMERY, SOAPS, TO!:
LET ARTICLE:3, BRUSHES, DYE STUFFS,
SPICER, - RAMICO F4JDA, CREAM OF TAR
TAR, LAmed, WAL OIL, QC., 4C.
PUTiE LIQUORS ror medicinal purpose,
Dr. it. Hornet's OLIEN, a reliable remedy
for chapped lands. Amish skin; &a.
AU articles w•arruuted pare acid genuine.
I=EZMIN
„D. N'CILKARY. JOHN F. IeCHEARY
"Best always Cheapest."
T BE Beat and Cheapest
SADDLES
BRIDLES,
COLLA,RB and
HARNESS of all kinds, in the County,
are always to be found at the old and wet!
known stand, Baltimore at, opposite the
Presbyterian Chtuch—
' McCREARYS'.
Our Riding and Wagon Saddles
wee the moat aubetnixtiolly built and neatest,
Our Harness, (plain and siker mount
ecto are complete a every respect and war.
rented to be of the %cry best material and
workmanahip.
Our upper leather Draft Collars -
cartawr BB BEAT. They are the best FIT
TING mad most durable.
Our Heavy Draft Harness
are made to order, as cheap, as they can be
made anywhere and In the meat wthetanttal
manner.
Riding Bridles, Whips, Lakhes, Draft:
Mantes, Fly-nets, and everything in the line.
None bet‘er or cheaper.
Our prices •
have been aantrean to the lowest living stand
ard.
A liberal percentage (or cash, off all bills
amounting to S 5 or mom
We work nothing but the best stock and
will warrant every article turned out to be
in T e t=3 4 C et m a sit rati=te ted.
inviteatteMion
to oar present stock.
no•Gtve us a coil and examine mut= and
Otrai.rtit.
D. IitoCIISAILY t SON.
Jan. .111, I 8 t(
HOUSE PAINTING
01110120. 4 .4. Welf.NXl4, HOURS PAINTER,
South Viiahhishou et., Oattyibang,
OfXR) WORK AND MODKRATE PRICREL
July W. 1887.
A IPIRST-CLABB PARE
AT PRIVATE BALE. 4
WITHIN two miles of Oettyeburg,on the
TV Karrisborg rmi, with MI neee~p Im
provements, and In prime order. I will men
from lee to leD Acres, to mit relmeereo—
Terelltreetwaible. ifor further
MO to
RIBLE, •
600;A MIL it ClettidlOrS, AA
FAHNESTOCK BROTHERS.
SUMMER UOODS.
We are constantly receiving new and dears-
SILKS, POPLINS, PEIICASSEI.
PIQUES, SPRING CLOAKLNOEI, ALPACAS.
DELAINES, CALICOES, LAWN" Ac.
Alan laripi.atbiltlous to onr usual supply ot
GINORAM,
CLOTHE, CAMIDIERES. JEANS,
with every variety of Cloodii for ][en's and
Boy's wear. We have edited considerably to
our assortment of
which we are selling at greatly :educed prices.
QUEENS-WARE
HARD -WARE,
'
BUILDING lIATELLIALB,
we feel assured wb can make IL to the Interest
of the purchaser to purchase from us.
IRON AND NAILS at reduced prices.
OIL a AND PAINTS al low taloa
GROCERIES, of all kinds.
Give a■ a call and be convinced
Gettysburg. May 1, 1819. 1.:
ROW & WOODS,
GETTYSBURG
MEI
NOTIONS,
LADIES' HAYS,
\LADLEIT SHOES,
"HI LDREN'S BROM
, HATS FOR BOYS,
1618 FOR MEN, '
BATS FOR \ CRILDBEN ;
• \
BALTON E BtOTTION,
good ea Coates's, at 001011 am price,
\ .
IIOOP SKIRTk
In great variety ;
BALBOTtAL UNISYS:\
MEN AND BOY'S WEAR; \
at low prices. •
of alrn
•
ALE SOLD CHEAP
May 1, MC tt•
HE.4D-Q USETERS
CLOTHING,
HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS : AND SHOES,
Rudy Kind of Gentlemen's Wear,
LINER COLLARS,
==EM!
COTTON STOCKINGS,
POCKET BOOKS,
TRAVELING HACKS,
I keep Gentlemen's Wear of all kinds and
will sell them at the
Lowest Cash .Prices.
BOYS' HATS AND SHOES,
*.Give me a all before ParaiNdeg else
Where.
April 24, 181/3., tt ' THECL 4 NORMS.
DUPHORN & HOFFMAN,
NORTH-WEST CORNER,
_ CENTRE SQUARE,
= GETTVSB ttliGt.
,
EMAPR LPACCASESS
C MIIS COES LINS, &
O DeLCELAIII°IIB,
ALIISAO
73AtAIORAL EIZIRTS,
SACKINGS, •
SHAWLS,
COTTONAE c A
\ BLACK
OT 0 0 C,
FA CY CABlMint
\\
ay fa.
•
, OLOva'B,
B cF VtP4
Z \S
CARP esRPETS
vV e
uma x v i a , 3 . m v o
DON'T TOJEOIT TEMP Z. 4 NN
AptIMM It
ble styles of
InTBLINB.
CARPETS.
Our stock of
Is oumplete. Ls
nod all kinds of
FAIINMTOCK BR(YXI3 - ERJ§,
Sign of the Red Front.
I=l
DRY GOODE!.
DRESS GOOPS,
POR
1:231E1
PAPER CUPES,
PAPER BOSOMS,
GLOVER
RANDICERCHIEFS
UMBRELLAS,
CANES, &C, &(
In great variety
$ t
' 6
I!! '
THE GETTYSBURG
S • -LIGHT GALLERY.
•
rusu.a• • ... take* plessarela anhounc
ato Um • theme of Gettysburg and the
-.. • that removed from
t 00034 on '. eat Mi dd le street, to Balti
more street, and . rip opposite flute store of
Fahnestock Brothe Th 9 room be now oc
cupies bait been r ntly fitted up expressly
for his business. The Mmtlon is an admirable
one, enabling him to take pictures in all shades
Of weather, and with a tams unequalled
any where elm.
-LIFE-LIKE PA O GRAPHS,
of every Si.. and dascrip on, executed in
the
the CA RTE
Particular ttehtion given
to the CARTE DE VISIT? nd to
AMBROTYPEN and 1./.1G1.1 " lo g f
deceased friends. Also— •
THE GETTYSBURG G 8,
a new style of picture, which lies become
very popular with the public, not onip for their
beauty, but for cheapness and eon nience.
SIXTEEN for ONE DOLDAR only Also
—THE PORCELAIN PICTURE, I for
their beauty and durability are unsurp
We are prepared to carry oirthe Milan in
all its various branches, and having had -
siderable expellent* we run no risk In GUAR
ANTEEING PERFECT SATISFACTION.
Our facilities fora full dltplai of our ekill
are unequalled by any other Gallery ,in the
aunty, and we would therefore invite'every
one to call at the NEW GETTYSBURG SICI
LIGHT GALLERY.
Call and examine our Specimens and Judge
or yourselves. LEVI lell/MYEIL
June 96, kat
MORO PHILLIPS'
IMMULEE IMPROVED
Super• Phosphate of Lime.
ETANDARD GUARANTEED.
702 &AUL AT icaaturAcrvara's DgftrfS,
No. V North Front Street, Phtlellelphtn,
AND
No. St South Street, Baltimore,
And by Dealer, In general throughout the
Country.
The SOMBRERO OIJANO of which MORO
PHILLIPS' PHOSPHATE Is and always hag
been tpanufactunpd of which he hoe sole
control (or the ti Stater,) contains fifty
per cent, more nu Phosphate than Raw
Bone, therefore It la more durable. The ad
dition of AmmouLt gtves-lt greater 1.1111231.1 g
value.
Over seven years' 'experience Are proved to
he Farmer that It makes a heavier grain than
even stable manure. and Is not only actin e but
lasting.
alp-Price Cld 00 per ton, 2,000 Um. Discount
to Dealers.
- - - - •
MONO PHILLIPS,
Sole Proprietor amt Manufacturer
March 13, Meg. gm
HAY AND GRAIN
TraXTED.
THE undersigned would announce to the
eitisene of Adama county that they sift],
carry on the
GRAIN AND HAY•BUS/NESS,
at the old stand, GRANITE STATION, on
the Gettysburg Railroad. They are prepared
to pay the highest prices for GRAIN- AND
HAY, They keep all kinds of
GROCERIES, SALT, GUANOS,
Ake.. which they will sell at the smallest
profits. Give up a call and see for yourselves.
PHILIP HANN dr. SONS.
Dec. 28,1887. ly
McCURDY & HAMILTON,
FLOUR, GRAIN, GROCERIES, &C.
111 H
In are a dj o ining payin, their Wars-
J. house, In
Quid
s"
, a Bueh
ler's Hall, the highest, priers fur
FLOUR, WHEAT, RYE, CORN, OATS,
BUCKWHEAT, CLOVER AND
TIMOTHY SEEDS, POTA
TOES, &C.
Rid Witte Producers to eve them a call be
fore selling.
They bYVe 'constantly on hand for sale,
A LARGE SUPPLY OF 'GROCERIES
Molasses, 'Syrups, Coffee& Sugars, &e. , with
Balt, Fish, Oils, Tar, Hoops, Bacon and Lard,
Tobsocos, de. Also the beat brawls of FLOUR,
with FE ED .42.11 kinds. They Likewise have
SEVERAL VALUABLE. FERTILIZERS,
Soluble Pacific Guano, Rhodos' PbollAmite
and A A Meilmo Guano.
„ .
Whilst they pay the highest market prices
• all they buy, they mil at the lowest living
prailts, They itak a share of public patronage,
rasaved to give liatistaction in every
ROBERT MeCURDY,
WM. 8. HAMILTON.
Gettiburg, July 1, 1867.
NEW' FORWARDING
AND
COMMISSION HOUSE.
HAVING purchstied the extensive Ware
house. C e rs. hc., of Culp & Partuduiw,
the tmdersigned intend to carry on the busi
ness, under the arm 6( Bisluitu A Co., at
the old stand, on the earner of Washington
and Dalin:el streets, on a more extensive scale
than heretofore.
We are paying the high estirrket, prices for
RAY, FLOUR, - GRAIN AN ALL KINDS
tip PRODUCE.
FLOUR and FEED, SALT, 'and all kinds
of GROCERIES, kept constantly on hand
and for sale, cheaper than they con he had any
where elan.
PLASTER, and all kinds of FERTILIZERS,
constantly on hand, or furnished to order.
A REGULAR LINE OF FREIGHT CARS
will leave our Warehouse every TUESDAY
MORNING, and accommodation trains will
be run ax occasion may require. By this at.
rangement we are prepared to convey Freight
at all times to and from Baltimore. All busi
ness of this kind entrusted to WI, will be
promptly attended to. Our oars run to the
Warehouse of Stevenson & Sone, 1(5 North
Froward street Baltimore. Being determined
to pay good pricea, sell cheap and deal fairly,
lve invite everybody to give as a call.
WM. M. BIGHAM,
ALEXANDER COISEAN,
JAMES BIOH AM.
Jan. 17, IN& tf
GRANGE OF FIRM.
undersignoil have leased the Ware.
Eux.. on the corner of Stratton street and
t e Railroad, In Gettysburg, where they will
carry on the
Grain and Produce Business
in all Its branchea. The highest prices Will
always be = l / 41 11. Wheat, Rye irn, Oats,
Clover and Seeds Flasseed,Smae,
Hay and Straw, ed
Mims, Shoulders and Sid wl
everything else In the conntry produce line.
Groceries, of all kinds
i
conatentl on hand and for sale—Coffees,
Folianl, tdatre, Syrups, Mustard,) p, Salt,
eltiVie. Weller, Soda, Starch,
Brooma, clixta, Illaclting, Sialioll., Au. Alack
COAL OIL, Fleb OIL Tar, &a. FII4II of all
kinds; /Spikes and Nails; Smoking and
Chewing Tobaccos.
They are always able to supply a first rate
article of Flour, with the different kinds of
Feed. . _ _
Al Ground Meter, with Guano& and
other earttlitere. COAL, by the bushel, tort or
car load.
t==l
Lines of Freight Cars
to No. 'T7 North street, BA.LTEWORE, and 811
Market street, PHILADELPHIA. All goods
lent to either of the above plaoes will he re,
mired and forwarded pkomptly. Goods should
be marked "Itenners' Car. '
H. S. BENNER & BEG.
A prll 10, 10011. tf
MORE NEW CLOTHING-
=I
STACKS OF THEM!
BRINKERHOFF, corner of the Dlaniond
and York West, twajuat return.' from
eity with an unusually attractive assort
swat of
minima you SPRING 4, SUMMER
wear, which he will sell at such prices ea can
not tall to take thew off very rapidly. (..141
anjl i ndip= . ourselves. To look at the ex
tasteful cutting, and neat
aadsubstatitialsewing,and then to get Wales,
piess—eallers cannot help but buy, when they
merit so much to their Interest to do so.
He boa Omits, Feats, Vesta, — ot all styles and
snatesials ;
Hata, Boots and noes;
Nor ail kinds, HfitlerY, Gloves, Hai:O
kumura, Nack-tles, Cravats, Linen and Pa
per Collamelospenders, Brushes, Combs;
14unks, Valise., Usibrellea, Pocket Knives,
Sevin, thnoklug sad Chewing Tobaccos,
Piztw, de
Watches, Jewelry, with a, thousand
and one other articles, entirely too numer
ous kid/ tail Ina newspaper advertisement.
He mks Um Menge.= o( to his
new Mock, confident that It wilt public
please—and
no one eau or will mil cheaper. Don't forget
tbe
moo plece—oorner of York street and the
Diad, GM
" MB BBINKERHOPK.
April 17, ItA If
(Cemetery Removals.
EartlGl the Keeper, the undersigned is au
thorised to removale into Ever
Censeiesy, sad lemma that melt as eon
temgdate the renownd of - the remains of de
mand relativism or trim& will avail them
selves of MY mama of the year to have it
dose. Eamon& mode with promptness—
Ulnae low, and no eilibetveMato p THO le N ase.
,
March 11, UM. ~Keeper of the Cemetery.
•
Bale Crying.
i r w Pl d f "WA rated 1
.11.1%
thated pat...macre at we wink:. It is his
mn
econtani endeavor to give satinctation.
ahli f tederste. Restdence in West Mid
dle 'Gettysburg. •
P. H.— e is a licensed Attetioneet. under
*Ohm
Law ogthe Unitedlitinaa.
litent,gt.llll.
WThlsift. AMON
0 "del, isekßa*eigewit
ann., at
PHOTOG' i 'H ALBUMS,
LADIES' CO PANIONS,
? 7 . 4.,
TOILETMT'S,
WRITING DES
PERFV.M.E.Ii s
1\
Fancy China and Bohemian Vases,
TOYS, AC., sO., aCC,
AT A. B. FEISTEL'S,
Opposite talinesteeks' Store.
Gettysburg, ]larch Y 7,1369, U
LEWIS STROUSE
Ham bought book his old stand * on Carlisle
street, and is going into business again heavier
than ever. He asks his old friends and the
public to olill.
NOTIONS, GROCERIES, CONFECTIONd,
SEGARS, TOBACCOS, &C., dC.,
In large variety, end a little cheaper than the
cheapest. Don't forget We oppo•
site the Railroad Station.
Oettysiduy, Oct. 11, 1867. tf .
GETTYSBURG
NATIONAL BANK
GIiVERNMENT ,
BONDe, of _ all kinds
iouoiri SULD.
SEVEN-THIRTY BONDS conierted into
FIVE-TWENTY BONDS without charge.
[~ /).l l Cl] lIiII7I~Y 4 ~ ti a:11~~Y/J M>-iH.~:I t I ~ ql
The HIGHEST PREMIUM paid on GOLD
sod SILVER.
STOCKS and BONDS,=kinds bought
for perugui without LNa WM
-24118010N.
ORDERS PROMPTLY FaEcuTED
Interest on SPECIAL DEPOSITS advanced 1
=ISM
3 par east. for 1 7W,
4 per rent, pr 4 mosalbo,
f. per real. for irsowtha.
Persons wishing lolotinstiOn karegard to
U. S. Bonds, and Stocks of all kinds, sre la
vited to give ua a call, sad we will give all
Information cheerfully
J. kiMORY HAUL Cillider
Gettysburg, Oet.p, 1807. tf
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
of GETITSBORG
Will alltior Interest on Special DepSalt4, as
follows;
4 per sem
4 "
"
WAIT moven.
=Ell
Will also and
BONDS of
mission, and will at all Swiss pay thI,GIGH
EST PRICS for GOLD and SILVER, \ and
with Weems's% transact all Wallin!!
promptly, me heretofore, pertaining to a well'
regulated Bank.
OWL AIINOLD, Cashier
Gettysburg, Nov. S, ISC
THE OLD FREIGHT LINE
TO BALTIMORE
MO;MM=I
Freight Lime to Baltimore,
twice a week. Depot—corner of Railroad and
Washington streets, Gettysburg,. Cars nut
tq Rubes t Ernenoal, 12l North street„Baltl•
more. Freight earned web war, at the low
eat rides. The patronage of his old friends
and the public solicited. Goods to tie marked
"Rkidle's Line.".
\VAL E. BIDDLE.
The new Warehouse will won be up,
when the Grain and Prodneelionineee 'Ham
carried on aa heretofore. Highest prime now
paid for Hay.
dpill 17, /SO& IS
ANOTHER BAKERY,
'pi. übdergliPled has opened a Bakery et
use comer of Washlugton and High streets,
Gettysburg, sag Invites the pablto's' pat-
FRISH BREAD,
ROLLS, TWIST,
CAKES, PRETZELS, £C.,
V.KB Da 7.
By using the best of flour •ad other roati
a* wad doing Ns work well.lis Lopes to Wu
uttlataetlou in livery ease. Call at or send
your onion to the Bakery,_ corner oi Ruhl
tartan and High streets, opposite the Fe
male Institute and Fovea's Granite Yard,
CEIRD3T4tai fIOPTMAR
Aprlll7l /818. ti
LAWRENCE D. DIETZ & CD., •
WEIOLEBALE DEALERS IN
'FANCY GOODS
NOTIONS,
- now= mid
yews-nip
Let t o
May 7. 1816 IMAtisidre, Md.
partasenntp heretofore existing he
rmwons the undersigned In the Prodweand
business was dissolved on the
Graf da y January lust., by moteol eon'
sent. The booking amounts and all unsettled
Mhave been left in the-hoods of Rufus
eths Is duty authorised to settle op
the MUM MS will be Soundat the Wars.
tense 1.01,111 the esenplen of Messrs. Rieman
• Cobesa. All persons Interested are recants
ed Install and settle.
HENRY CULP
A. zuoltaasw.
• V
-hour and Alsmisi I T is d wpoLShirts sia4 Demo':
Eiwo., 2hirty Mag"4l4lo, CITENEKU.WCS.
rfMlianbeert ben hurtle:rot returned from the
1. eillee with an immense supply of
HARDWARE t GROCERIES,
which they are Whole' at their old stand in
Baltimore etned,st prier, to suit the tOnee.
Our stoOk, consists In parrot"
BUILDING MITERIALS,
CARPENTER* TOOLS,
BLACKSMITH'S WOLle,_
COACH FINDINGS,
SHOE FINDINGS,
CABINET IhtAKEIPS TOOLS,
110USEE EWER'S FIXTURES,
ALL Kn.:IA.IOF IRON, sc.,
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS,
OILS. PAISTS, &c., &c.
There is no article Included In the several
departments mentioned above but what can
be had at this store. Every class of Mechan
ics can be accommodated hero with tools and
Muting", and Housekeepers um and every ar
ticle la their line. Give us a Lain, as we are
prepared to' Bell as low for cash as any house
out of the city.
Gettysburg, 31 eY ts, BiA
NEW DRUG STORE,
IN NEW OXFORI)
THE nada:Wiped has opened a Drat Moja
In New Oxford, Adama county, and re
tgeffullYort, the attention of the public to
PAINTS,
OILS,
VARNISHE S, UDYS sTFFS,
WINDOIN GLASS.
PATENT MEDICINES,
and • fail assortment of DRUOB• In n word
corn Inct stock of Goals generally kept in •
llrstr aae Drug Mom- Allot welsh have been
purchased during the pest two weeks, and
will be sold low. All the articles formerly
manufactured at the old establishment In
East Berlin can be had here. Understanding
hl• bulginess perfectly, and selecting Itila goads
lilmaelf, he Is able to warrant ble Drug* pure
and as represented. The public are requested
to give him a trial.
D. ?
New Oxford, May ft, Imo. tf
Farmers, Attend to Your Interests I
GETTYSBURG FOUNDRY.
\
E )taberriber would inform his elasto
mers and others, that he is still manatee.
ring various kinds of cestings and, Ma
e 13 01, made to order, on short tithes,
8U &I '
THRINFIERS AND POWERS,
(five different sizes of Powers,) CLOVER
SEE HULLERS AND CLEANERS, CoRN
SHEL ERS AND SEPARATORS, CORN
FODD CUTTERSNTRAW AND ILAY CUT
TERS; RN PLANTERS;
PLOUGHS,
such as Ca 4 l:loughs. Bundle. Ploughs, Side•
hill and Co Ploughs; the
WIRE SPRI ove NG, HORSE RAKE.
the latest im inent; also killltthlßL\ N'kt
SELF-DISCH. GINO HOUSE RAKE.
He will likew manufacture
MOW E AND REAPERS.
METAL (ACRE S for Cider Press.,
IRON BAILO; Cemeteries or Porches,
with everything e e in his Due, all at low
rates.
FOR SALE.—A One r
.1 /0 , VIM. tf
TO THE BUILDIN k
'• 1,
it II
Aprillo, Mi. tf
I=
WHO WISH TO Li
i t h forms .the
TlipuEbrivruinneld:uireffiteluesv
CARPENTERING BURIN SS,
at his old stand, on West street, Getty& mg,
and is ready at, ill times to accommodate
wanting anything done In his line. He is c•
pared to furnish all kinds of work for bull -
Ink purposes, of the beat material, and a
neatly and cheaply as It can be done at any
other establishment In the county. Expe
rienced hands al ways in readiness and work
are rated with promptness and dinpateb.
• LG .- Thankful for past favors, he hopes, by
attention to business, to receive a liberal
share of public patronage.
CHILITZHAN.
Jane IT, DM. If
LET ALL THE PEOPLE CONE!
.Finvey Goods .f. Confectionery Store
undersigned, having bought out I.
Y. Warner 's Fancy Goods and Confer
ttonery Store, on Baltimore street, nearly op
posite Faltnestoeks' Store, Gettysbum, invites.
the public's patronage. Large and tasteful as
the stock has been, no ellbrt will be spared
to render It still more attractive and desira
ble. He now offers
Writing Desks, Plain Candy;
- Work Boxes, Fancy do.,
Portfotios, Pickles,
Satchels twirditow,
Pocket Books, ,Lobsters, _
China Toys, Chou-chow,
Pocket Cutlery, Fancy Cakes,
Jewelry; Ferena ()rockers,
. _ .
Chem, Wine Biscuits,
Brushes, Musroon du.,
Perfumery, - Fire Works,
SoltPu. Pens & Pencils,
Combe, Writing Papers,
Fruits, Envelopee,
Nuts, Tobatoo& Sews,
87ru n
&e., &e,,e.,
TOO NC METtOUS TO . &e., EN TION
i
He intends to sell everything at the ngest
possible prices, believing Unit"small profits"
bring "quirk SAWS," and are thereby* best
for buyer and seller. Come one—come nil !
A. H. YEISTEL.
Marsh V, ISOR. U
KISSINGER. & SHERMAN,
N O. 2 WEST MARKET STRE ET, TRR, PA
AONNTEI AND DEALENS IN
PIANOR, CAIRN ET OltO A NS, ME ieOD 1.^0148,
AND ALL KINDS OP
MUSIC.I.L INSTKITMEINTg,
. ,
respectfully inform the public that they are
prepared to furnish riaXlol4 of the followthg
me.uulactureor of any other make that may
be preferred:
Albriyht, sefkea & Schmidt,
Chiekeriati Sea, Bradbury,
Kaaba & Yam. {ale & Sam,
'wrath&
11-Del,
stirrer s CHLGJRATED -
COTTA - GE, HARMONIC AND BOUDOIR
ORGAN& AND 3111LODBONS.
These Instnunents stead untivalltd by anj,
thing (oared In this ouuntry or In Europe, as
is admitted by all frupartial judges. The most
eminent Pipe Organ Builders and Performers,
the last to discover excellent.° In reed Tone,
pronounced them vastly superior to all others
SChreXeeellUZlY gulch articulation and round
Tune, the essential feature In instruments of
this class. We invite the severe scrutiny and
criticism of alt.
PATENT VOX HUMANA TREMOLO
Thts late and most wonderful Invention (so
acknowledged by all leading artists) will lon
found only in the Estcy Instruments. In at
tempting to describe the effect of this stop, we
are at lass for language. Its beauties cannot
be written, but must be heard to he apprecia
ted. By this stop en ordinary performer caa
produce en effect which requires a life time
of practice for an artist upon a violin. It en
tirely changes the reed Tone, giving the sym
pathetic sweetness of the human voice, mak
ing It so melodious and pure that It peter
falls to enchant the listener. . _
• THE HARMONIC ORGAN
- for Church., Public Halls sod Parlors bee
a poWerful eulrltnra with Independent reeds,
/barmen:do attachment and Vox Humana
TremolO, and is believed to be the inost power
ful reed argon made , being nearly equal to a
Phan Organ el three dines the cost-
All Imo roments a arranted for five years.
fati - IikLAS4ILINIS supplied with instru
ments and ingsilc at reasonable tering.
A liberal discount allowed for Churches and
Sabbath Selo.*
aii-Instructtoul, given both in Vocal and
Instrumental Musk, at oar rooms, and at po
plin' homea, either to ludlvlduals orelanaes, on
reationableterms.
Dec 17, hal& tf
628 HOOP SKIRTS, 628
WM. T. ROPKINS"`OWN MAIM"
the 'ICUS CaK I RTS,"
ARE host and PEN!' LOW Pitmen
Hoop Silln the mariost, Trull Skirts,
15 springs, ; SI springs, 11-SO ; and 40
2athiP____ .1/.45. In skirts, a tapes, SU springs,
M Malaga, 15 Choi s; springs, $1,11;
and W springs, 51.25. Warranted to every re
aped.
“Our OWN Ilake"of "UNION SKIRTS,"
Eleven Tape Trails, from 2.) to 50 springs, 11.20
to 1150. Plain, Six Tares, 20 to 5 0 aPrloga,
from 05 Cents to 112.00. /nese Skirts are better
than those sold by other eatablishments as
drat class goods and at much lower pries..
"Oar OWN alake"of MPION SEXISTS"
are 111 every way superior to all other Hoop
Skirt before therm bilC,lind only have to be ex
amined or worn to convince every one of the
fads Misautactured of the bee. linen-finished
NeglishiSteel Springs, very superior Musa, sap
the style of the meudic fastenings and man
ner of seeming them surpass for durability
and excellence any other Skirt in this coun
try, and are lighter, more elastic, wear longer,
give more aallsfection, and are rosily cheaper
than elitelllf Ryer, Wm 4111411i4 fry ann.
They are Wag sold exterudvely hy Merchards
throughout this and the adjoining states at
very moderate prices. If - you want the beat
for ° }l opktna' Champion Skirt." If you
d oak o Sot find them. get the merchant with
Whore y ordeal to order them for you. or come
or WM direct to no. Merchants will - find our
different grades of filch-hi exactly what they
need, and we especially invite them toad' and
examine out extensive assortment, 6r send
for Wholesale Pelee List.
To be bad atßetall at Manufactol7, and of
the Retail Trade generally, and at Wholesale
of the Maswietaree may, tO whom all ordeal .
should be addressed.
11.11,2tUYALTORY can SALEROOM, 85,
Between lth and 7th t te. Ptitlulelplita
WM. T. HOPKINS.
maim
NOTICE.
D. C: SHEAFFER,
PETERSBUAG, (Y. B.) PENIPA.,
Is preparod to edbr to the Pablle earthing
In his line as-limy as an be had In the
=
Sir Purchasers will do won to call and exam
Ine our stook before fury' Ins elsewhere
made to order. Repairing done neatly, amp-
17, and with dispatch
JIM. 24, UM. tf
BARK t BARK !
1,100 CORDS WANTED !
JOEL D. DANNER
DAVID mount.
TUE SUBSCRIDER WANTS
BLACK OA - K BARK,
fur which h. will PAY 4141 OP per mot. on deity
ery, fn good order, at kW tanyard, In Get
tyseunt. Wanted atm,
ROCK OAK BARK,
for which the highest market plop will Le
ECM
I=l
Feb.ll, L. Ilnt
WM. BOYER & SON,
DCALILRA
GROCERIES, NOTIONS,
Slone, Wooden . and Willow Ware.
luorlseil of ill Good'
FIRBT-CLABB FAMILY CiRoCERY
Jan. 10. tf
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
orm Wagon.
,DAV ID S'NERNEIt.
Notice to - Holders of 7-30 Notes.
Last fall, when the privilege of oonvertlug LLa
COMMUNITY
August 740 Notes expired, mapt Perron who
nes,loettxt to convert Into 3-20 B.ndl, or sell,
,PRO I , E
t the premium and the privilege of convert
ing. It will be the saute with the 7-30's ius.
timing In June awl July unit, If uut dlupcseal
olio Woe. This Dank will either convert, or
purchase, the 7-3011, allowing premium and
21=2
CARP f
-contracting a
"i i
I DR, RASH, DOOR
''
\
.R. 7
OKLIR,
And any other Article In :the . ding Link
c
lensed workmen always In Moil
'el). it, 18111 tf
Are prepared'
kinds, Repairlnc
on hand and manufttl
bgpas, BHU:I7EII9,
=I
DOOR* WINDOW 8
Seasoned malarial eonstaartly on
work exikuted with dispatch
proaspttrmlhlsn&sd la
Sept. 20, ICI. IS
NEW SADDLES SHOP.
ON the MIL Baltimore ♦treet, tiettyiburg.
Ps.--Cmunantly on kind, or mule to or
der, all kinds of - - .
RIDING 8 ADDLICS
WwooN iknofxs,
CARIUAUE HAREEM,.
- ISBAUGIIT HARNESS,
RIDISO BRIDLES,
as low as the lowest.
.Thne 21, 1807. tt
CANNON'S -
MARBLE WORKS,
On Baltimore st., opposite the Conrt-Hoar,
Every descrlpUon of work executed In the
FINEST STYLE OF THE ANT
June 4, 18e6. if
IN 'GREAT VARIETY,
PARASOLS,
Row c~ Woods'
May 11,1818. tt,
E. H. HINNIGH.
CHAMBERSBURG STREET,
NEXT DOOR TO THE ICZTSTOTE HOTEL,
Confection, Periodical and News
ALL KINDS OF CONFECTIONS, CANDIES
owurcas, meson, NU*
ICE CREAM A \ ND CAKES
suptaied to iiintilles "sad raurtiaa at shortest
nix DAILY PArsiof OP -86IA'IYO'Ri,
supplied to subsortoesoitt lowest
XI-CALL AND FgLA.IIINN. iNe
Feb. 21. MB. V
i;a: ••a f. ;It R.* coakit
r""krl.l9l. • •••''' - MVO ATOIKE.'
FUitNITURE.
FURNITURE
000 CORDS OF
boo CORDS OF
=
T9J)ACCOS, &C
UM
usually kept In a
OF 01:TTY8DURO
I=
C. STALLSMITH & SON,
VETTYS,II ORO, PA.,
ERS AND CONTRACTOREI,
do all kinds of Carpentering
la erecting builatinlP of 1611
They keep oonstaatly
are to order,
ESE:=32I
IMIE2
BLIND RRIDLEg,
COLLARS,
FLY - NETS. 401.4,
MEM
GETTYSBURG, PEAr2T4
FANG,
HOOP SKIRTS,
CORSETS, IC.,
GETTYSBUIika. PA.,
Depot.
sr, .w.. aaa,
eoludanttc et bona.
?law Tat9t, .2qtr•
Citolali MAALLIMM
'rt7l333s AG CO..
RING'S
Twi 611 r ,Ir II irt I.
/
\
Vt' / _4#
Ytk s
. 'V
\ -- ; --- t o ' 4 .
(:) .A \ 11:41::VitliTotir.
. 2 •
-•, \ Endicato Dandruo and 0-
V \ HUMORS 44
____,,,t, \ room ram 'cal." SD
‘'Q' t,i i 11 / 4 &if 4,
4,. 1 / 4 Al
r it, i4# „ 141
i , 4
_
i..
BING'S
VEGETABLE AMBROSIA
LS WHAT IT TO
A GENUINE 11. 1 / 4 112 Illf.tiTt/ItA'l'll:l , % ennui!.
timy, Light, lted or Flult‘l 110 Irto
the Dark, Luatnr. 6:l4ken Tome., which
adorn youth or age. It will r.ltively enun
ciate union% end Inindruft from whip.
and where' there Is llf.•lU tlaeglumis , wiii,,„„„„
a new growth of Halr to put forth on in
spots. Thousands are testifying to ti,: ulna..
I'RICE; 11.00 PER flovrrE
-A. D. Duet:tier, \Vim/estate and Retail
gent, Gettysburg—and tar auto at retail It) sll„,,„ 10
Drtnistirts.
Feb. IS, /Y
lIANH'S COMMERCIAL MANURES,
Ima MARK ,
zif
ism=
BAUGH & SONS, Philadelphia,
Northwestern fertilizing Co.,
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per 2,600 Me.
BA CO MS CHICAGO BLOOD - MALSWIIIe.
VW per 2 OW Doe,
The above Slanarea are furnished la both
lay. and dung., whfrheverruanouera prefer.
rk• Bdts ore unVornt Oa Weight 100 /bells
The attention of learmere le especially di
rected to the Met that the a tureen of I tie Row
Material of which the above Manures are
composed, are ao wellmutler control that we
can Curate, them of strictly uniform outdo,
and oundltlori,,and that they 011111\ln a larger
perorate's° of 1111 l monis than ally Wiwi clasn
of taanutactured 1t11.1111,114 in the muthei.
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20 Routh Delaware Avenue,
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Cor. Lake & Lasalle mt.
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rnaelpul towns In the Unittd tllut.n ol
xoninion of Canada. •
Juno IV, 1808. WI
2,500,000 Customers in Fonr Years.
PATRONIZE THE BEST!
!laving the largest capital, Incat ext. - n. 1.441
bayera and extenatve trade of any 1,1111 . 1.111
It, the Dollar rkdo bualneaa, we
GUARMITEF: MATISFAtTION
a every Irudrinee, and abeam beat se:4,lkm
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Agents are anaing. Our num., "Prompt lllld
Reliable." Male and fernalangetals wanted to
city and ouuutry.
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Are particularly requettleik to try our pop
ular g Inn at Melo gd . Ulna all kinds of DRY
Aft Lt I•'A\t , • GOODS, 1tt1.. , 11 PAN% .1. I t:SO.,
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A µd. ill pen fountain laud a cheek tlizotrinista
an article to In, told for n tin; 20 twr
62: 40 lot 51; (11t for SU; lila i0 , ,..1,1),..3.1,1ty
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nu., than Mate 'tarred Air coo, other pair. rad
amot ding toalze of eta,, s. tut at a trial elul,
or It not 1/0 tot full 111 send tor a vireo lar.
N. 11.—Our Fait, 1511011iti NOP be ehowed w lilt
New York dollar Jeri dry 14111.1. or isams
Companies, - fln It hillg or the sort. \
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large octavo payee, taaaut as taw
sheep. Prim, $lO.
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EW YORK: .
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with bill, to be paid , delivery.
June 19, lan. 1111
Gettysburg :: • oad,
EI:ANGIE OF
,CONNEVTIO. - .S.—On and af
ter Monday, May 11th, • , Passenger
ns will leave and arrives Gettysburg,
and Make counoctions,asfollo • : •
FIRST PASFIENGERTR.IIN w leave Get
tmbririt rLat 14.19 Atl i:, 7ll l llpas ,
th y t t i i 1 1 % fur I d " ol i t, ,
North and. West, ar;rvlng at Ham. , r Junc
tion without change of care, at 10.15 A. 1., emi.
fleeting with - the Fast Line South n the
Northern Central Railway, awl aril vl, , ! \ , at
Baltimore at 12.30 wow, A coma iliac
with Malt Train fr lia)
om Baltimore north, ar
riving in Harrishorgat 1.00 P. 11. Arrlvlng4
Gettysburg 12.8) P. M., with pluilklipP/8 it
Harrisburg, York, Baltimore and Washing
ton.
BFAX/ND PASSIiNG ER TRAIN alll Ie e \
Gettysburg at 12.15, P. M., arri, lug nt Ilatoo or ,
Junction at 2.40, and temOveting With null) \
train South. Arri; c ut Ihiltimore ut 5.:1 P. M.
Arrive at Gettysburg ut 4:21i I'. M.,
Wail pm..
sangria from Phitudelphlu, Bartisburg and
the North nod Went, and also with lutssen
germ from Baltimore and Waelduglon by. 4
fast line north, which lea, es Baltimore ut 12.10
noon.
Paasengera eau leave Baltimore to the Mail
Trainat 8.34/A.M., and arrive lu liettyshur at
12.30 P. M. Or leave Baltimore In the fast
at 12.19 noon, and arrive In ca. ttvaburg nt 4.20 -
P. M. But one change of cam either way; at
Hanover Junction.
1411..11i.DY, ?reel,
May 72, 1887.
Hanover Branch Railroad,
jAN and anew IdONDAV, Dee, Oth, Dor, pas.
V senger trains on the Hanover Branch
liallnsW 1 , 1 , 1111e:ice as follows:
_ . .
FIItriTTHAIN will leave Ilanover at PA) A.
M. with passengers for York
[Walt's, and the North andlest. - This trio it
arrives at the Junction at 0.10 A. M., eon
neethhs with • the Past Line Siouth, on the
'Northern Central Hallway, which arrls v., at
011101.11 at itt.So P.M., and also with the Mcli
Train North, which urn% ca at liarrhlbarn at
1/.56 P. M.
- .
Sip•Tble train returns to Hsu. er at 11.ki P,
Y. and arrives at Gettysburg 12. a) P.
SECOND TRAIN tenets Hanover at t!._4.14;
and arrives at the - Juliet*. at 3.10 -per,
connecting with the Mall Train South, whitn
arrives at Baltimore at 6.20 P. M. Paaungrre
by this train for York lay .er at the Junction
until 6.11 P. 3d.
. .
air . Trda Train retort. to Hanover of 4.4. t P.
with paraengens for I.la.nover, Getty %burg
and lattlestown.
Paimingera leaving Baltimore for Hanover,
Gettrab_om Llttlettown will (ago either
the Mall Train at 8.30 A. M. or thePaat Lino
at 11.10 P. M. JOSEPH LEIB, Agent.
•
Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
E°UTILE track #cote running lot amen Phil
adelphia and Pittsburg. Trains leaving
lpahnog make the following eenneetiona
with MU Trunk line :
GellTsbars leave at 8.15 a. 11 , 1. and 12.45 p. m. HatoVer June. arrive 10.55 2.181
leave 10.58 a &Et "
Etarrts . burg arrive 12.55 tt. wt. 11.45 "
leave 4.10 145 a. on.
Philadelphia arrive 9.40 7.18
Harrisburg leave 1.15 IEI6 "
Pittsburg arrive LE a. m,.., gal :1
At Philadelphia clOo' ionilecktoils are male
with the train for New York, Batton: sued ad
Bodeen Cities. At Pittsburg oonneetloallaini
Sur an Waidiatta pots* -
made in titri Mier rdsdeti 1 1 1epatWilpt . 151411ruhat
da-Porfurther Jaroreaation
, EDWARD H. lEala i lfll,
Hen. Rawl, Altootia_,
HEW' W. Owintrail, Gen„PaielAirk,
land, 1918. tf
EAT WANTE2.
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