arming nut senuhttping
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Great excitement has existed for
some Weeks past in the princi
pal o:tattle markets, and along the
thoroughfares leading to them, on ae
&Fent of a dreadful scourge which has
lartd among cattle. "This excite
meta can hardly be wondered at,"
says, the Prairie Former, "when It is
eettroated that $300,000 will not pay
the losses in Champaign county
alone," in Illinois, within a compar
atively brief period.
The disease, after all the investiga-
Lion given it, is attribuded altogether
to the introduction -of Texas cattle,
which, strange to say, exhibit no indi
cations of the disease themselves.
Another important fact, which leads
to the hope that the scourge will be
limited in its effects is, that it is not
communicable from cattle that take it
from the Texans. Those and those
only that travel in the same track,
and feed on the same pastures, or are
put into the same enclosures with the
Texas cattle, take the disease, and its
course, it may be hoped, will be a
short one.
Another important fact is mention
ed with confidence, viz: that the poi
sou of the disease does not affect either
the meat or the milk of the cattle suf
fering under it—a comfort to such as
may be ignorantly obliged to Consume
the beef, which since the appearance
of the disease in Illinois, has been run
(aro market in great quantities.
_Professor Gar - ogee, Principal of 'the
Albert Veterinary College, London,
being in the West when the disease
broke out, has given It special atten
tion, and makes a report to the Pork
Packers, Association, Chicago, from
which we quote the following:
"The farmers of our - country would
call this disease 'black water.' It is
very similar to the 'darn' of Aberdeen
shire, and Miss been described as occur
ring in various parts of Europe. There
are, however, some very important
features In the outbreak we are at
present studying, and It is essential I
should state distinctly that which I
consider to be matter of fact, and dis
tinguish this from what at present
may be pure theory, though opinion
of a tolerably decided character can
already be formed.
In the first place, the malady fol-
lows the track of Texan cattle, and Is
not found beyond, The Texas cattle
are themselves healthy, and we have
failed yet to see a diseased one. Nal
tivo cattle do not communicate the
disease to other native cattle, and
sucking calves continue to suckle
their sick mothers without contrac
ting the disease. In one ease a calf
suckled its dam until the latter died ;
it was then placed with a cow that
also died, andisstly, with a third one
that succumbed too, without indica
ting the slightest eymtoos of ill health.
Secondly, I consider that there is
no specific animal poison causing the
spread of the disease. It Is not a mal
ady belonging to the class of true
plagues, or epizootics ; it has a local
origin, from cattle grazing on certain
lands in Texas, and if you took cattle
South, and grazed them where the
Texan steers enjoy perfect health,
from being acclimatized' and accus
tomed to peculiar pastures, you would
find the cattle of the North dying in
the South, as they are doing at pres
ent in the State of Illinois.
It is not an uncommon circumstance
for animals, which are themselves
healthy, being the carriers of disease
producing elements, though there is
something unusually virulent dis
charged by the Texan herds, and dis
charged only during the summer
months.
This malady has been classed in
Europe by some authors, among the
forme of anthrax, or carbuncular fe
vers, which originate spontaneously
where there fe insufficient heat on ill
drained, retentive soils, and widely
over the marsh lands of Central,
Southern, and Eastern Europe.
But, gentlemen, it is a consolation
to know that there is not the slight
est, danger of any evil arising from the
drinking of the milk of the sick cows,
and I. should have no scruples in eat
ing the flesh. They ale not poisoned
y any specific virus calculated to do
ijury to men or animals, and in lay
ig before you a theory of the origin -of
cis disease, I am strengthened by
- its which I have gleaned during in
stigations of similar disorders in
/rope.
About spring time and early sum
tr, in all probability, the Texan cat
eat, as our own do in some parts of
tland, the young, succulent shoots
oculiar trees, highly charged with
ingent pinciples. On unbroken
Ind, highly charged with mole
, and adjoining wood lands, there
as the hot weather sets in, many
igs sprouting, which animals will
touch later in the season; and in
motta of Texas there is the live
Which grows in the Gulf States,
e indeed cattle are reared which
been known in times past to die
late this dleorder, for the cattle
wida are as dangerous north of a
line, as the steers of Texas.
this peculiar feed, therefore, the
tats get their systems impregna-
With materials which do not de
iy the stock accustomed to a special
leg In a given latitude, but which
ng thrown off in the urine and the
!rement, induce the "black water,"
peculiar form of "ensootic hasmatu
," which is now killing the cattle
,his and adjoining States."
SALT AND lIME TO PREVENT GRAIN
LODOINO.—A correspondent
:—"Two years.sinee I noticed in
ie of my agricultaral papers, that
mixture of salt and lime would stir
the straw of the growing wheat,
to a certain extent prevent it
t lodging. I resolved to try , the
.riment. I made a mixture in the
ortion of two parts (weight) of
I to one of salt. I permitted the
lure to lie in the heap sotoe three
four weeks beforo applying it. I
spread it over a party( a field at
rite of &ton and a half to the acre.
result was; that in thaP'part of
field, my_ wheat all stoat- well,
le in t h e remainder it all went
before the heads were entirely
need not tell you how much
former was to cut than the
he yield was decidedly bet
sad in addition to these advents
found the clover, on the part to
tad mixture bad been applied,
4 doer than where it had not
fat. Ag. and Penn. /WIN
to band a million
lieprnVot atharchaa this year.
ate aeadosi to that city.
sae Bolsi leAaretlein 41, taken In
For somnholka modem-
411 M 011 . 1 . ML ,
THE GETTYSBURG COMPILER, FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER
_ll, 1868.
SIXTH.
ANNUAL FAIII
OF THE
ADAMS COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
TO BE HELD
GETZESBURG,
CEMEIMI
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURS
DAY, September 22d, 23d
and 24th, 1888.
LET OF RE.
Mane aid Mole Department.
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ENallkins, Mara and ales /Or Heavy Draught.
Beet •4Llon over years,..._... —... 612 00
second Nun • 600
beet stallion between S - 600
.crony best ' 600
IL
best horse colt between 2 and E years,- 800
best snare colt between 2 and,S years,— 800
beet colt between 1 and 2 3 00
best colt under 1 year 2 00
Claw 1.
MMMM
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beetitudlion between 3 03
second best It 00
best stallion between 2 and 8 ' , cam__ 800
bmt horse cult between 8 and 4 years,_. S 00
2 and 8 years,.- 8 00
I and 2 years,.... 800
best brood mare over 4 ....... 5 00
best mare between Sand 4 years, 4 00
2 and 8 year5,........ 800
1 and 2 year5,_......_.800
best con Under I year
Cilkalg E.
Quick Draught and Saddle.
lost stallion over 4 years,...- $l2 00
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beet pair matched horses or mares, ... 800
hest and fastest horse or mare fur l ight
harness owned In the oonnty, 25 00
second be at ... 15 00
. . . _
best family horse or mare for general
........... --..... 10 00
second best, ..... ...... ......... 500
beet waddle horse or mere.-....._...... 5 00
fastest walking horse or mare 500
fastest nicker or pacer ... 10 00
sk_A 14rECIAL Pitaxten of $lOO for the fast
est trotting horse. mare or gelding. In harness
—best two In three miles—open to the world.
$5 entrance fee is to he paid upon entering
for this premium.
gar The two ou priorye open
ing of hones weeks to the Fa ir.
CZ=E
Best team homes, not I. than 4 $8 00
best team mules, o ...... —. 800
best single draught horse or mare, - 400
best Jack 5 00
best pair of moles over 3 yeam, . . .8 00
best pair of males between 1 and 2 yes., 300
best mule filly, 1 00
Cattle Departaseft.
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Best bull over 8 ..... 110 00
best bull between 2 and jeers, 000
1 and 2 years,. 400
best boll calf under 1 year 2 00
best cow over 3 years i 000
second best ' . ... . 400
best heifer or cow between 2 and a yrs., 100
best heifer between 1 and 2 year5,....._.. 3 00
best heifer cal f 200
Persons competing (or Premituns for Blood
ed Cattle must give aatishictory assurance to
the Committee of the purity of the stock. Pre
miums to be given for each of the following
breeds—Durham, Devon, Ayrshire, Aiderny,
and Teeswater.
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Best bull over 9 years
best " between Saud 87ean, ...... 800
best " calf between 1 and ;years,— 3CO
beta " " under 1 year, 900
best cow over 9 yearn,... ......... 5 00
- second bead " . . 2ao
beet heifer or cow between 2 stud 3 sr., 3On
best better between 1 and 2 700
beet heifer rust( under kyeltr .......... 00
Claw 7.
Best pen of sheep, not less than 3. $45 00
best pen of lambs, not lees than 8, ... 300
beet bock over I year,... 6 00
best boar over 1 year,.......... 4 00
best under I year 900
. .....
best low over 1 year„ ..
. 5 00 beat .. under 1year,..... ..... —.- .. aOa
best pen of shoats. not leas than 3 4 00
beat pen of pig., not ley than S. ...... ... 300
lEE
Best coop of ctdekens, not less than 4,. 12 00
second best " 100
. _
best par chickens ........ OD
best " turkeys os
best " gaups, • 00
g ,pt.....• ducks, ........ ..... (4) )
btt 00
Clam O.
Machinery and !nu gamest&
Best farm
beat horse = i r tarr . m .- *********
$ 2 4 PI
beet bay carriage or ladders, 900
best horse rake, .
best reaping and mowing ..- 600
beet mower, 3 00
beet separator, —. . ..................... 600
beat horse power ihrother 4 00
beet portable bay preps 800
bt lime spreader
best core sheller, 3 00
Claes 10.
Ilfula Implements.
Bent Iliening mill
best corn stock cutter.
best bay and straw ccltter ...... ..... 3 00
beet three horse plough, .... .. ...._ 200
beet two - horse p10ugh,....,..- ....... —......_ 200
beet sul.soil plough,
beet harrow, 2 00
best corn cultivator ...... - ............ -....—._ 700
best grain dri11,...- ...........400
boo thes corn planter, ..... ... .. 200
t cultivator for general purixwee,..- 200
beet roller cast sow er,.._...... I 00
beet roller fur general 643, ... ... . - ... 200
best and largest collection eihibited by
one person of agricultural imply.
mental, tube decided by the Managers, 500
Claw 11.
/brut arid hold Implements.
Beat batter ..... ........ II 0I
beet milk strainer, 50
1 C(I
best washing machine,
beat grain cradle
beet scythe and 'math
best 6 hand rakes , 50
beat 6 bay fork', 50
best axe, 50
best manure forks,
beet long handle ,{revel 50
beet short handle shovel 50
best spade„--.-- 60
beet corn hoes 50
best set horse shoes,- ..... -......—. ......
beet wire tied broom', 50
best twine tied brooms,. ...... ...... 50
bowl 6 corn bushel baskeis, ...
beat weighing machine for general
beet portable - el'aer 1 00
best 6 flour 1 00
best shingle and stave eutier.........—... 7 00
best shingle cutter, 100
best stave " 1 00
best bee hive 100
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.Aurfessitural Prochtseknas.
Best barrel family flour, white wheat,- $2 00
brat barrel family flour, red wheat,..... 2 00
best barrel flour, eupertine ......... ......-- 1 00
beet borre/ rye dour,. .................. 1 00
beet 26 pounds corn meal. 1 au
best 25 imbeds btlekWheat 1 00
best half bushel w hite heat, -- 200
beet " .. '2 00
beet white c0rn,..... 00
beet " rat eorn ........ _...-... 100
beet " rye, -------- 00
hat "
beat " barley,
beet peek timothy mad - —.— 0 00 0
beat " clover Seed, 00
beet " buckwheat, ............ ................ 00
beet minute newly introduced grain,
valuable to the farmer, not Lem than
half bushel, .
Clair 11.
Vegetates.
For the best bell basket of say variety
03
of potatoes, each, •
best Lair bdshel sweet p01at0e5,........ 100
beat " turnips, 50
beet " beeta,. 50
best "
beet "
beet "
beet
best 5 stalks eslet7, 50
best 12 heads
so
50
bes 12 matoes,...- 50
best 3 lamest itersetpumpkins,,..-.... * , 50
best a add ~,,, 26
beets egg plan 60
beet half lima beans, ..... 50
Clam 14.
Frutta, Wines and Cider
Beat and Ismael eghlbltion of apples,
ocirroctly labelled, Not law than eve
beat specimen of fall Appian, boah.,. lOS
best specimen whiter apples, Si bash,. 10 0
beet and largest collasUon pears, •
correctly labelled, not less than three
.
Ipeelsor
beet assorted basket or ash of gialriooa, 50
beet collection of plume, 6 of each kind, 50
best collection of yap* grown in the
open air -
best Ipeekket - tOTWZii * 3
bretspeelman oreantaleups,.___. .
best home made Winn, not lam then 6 0°
kinds. 800
beet entombs
best currant ...
beet blackberry w , . LO
beat battik! cider. atti-iii;"7;a74171.7,1
curing to keep sweet I year,- 50
AU trona exhibited mast Cr grown thy the
competitom, and the Judges may withhold
preinkinill it trolls of sufficient merit are not
presented.
, Class
.Butter, Chem, Maxey, 14=4 Sc.
Boat 5 pounds butler 00
beat ham cured by -- 100
beat 6 pounds of honey. , 1 00
Al! competitors for ham premiums are re
quired to have their hams cooked and brought
to the exhibition with Me skins on, and also
to give etatenitint of the mode of ming, de,
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Ctirriope, Lealhorr aed Mow Ikparewbinst.
boot Ini p
bait top
Dust
bme t ail
parsons., sok
• •
best doable hareem
be. . . .
st wagon baratem,b,,;ageors..—.....— 200
best wagon barbed's, front gears - . 200
best Mtn; ...... . .......... 00
-
best Ming bridle 1 00
bent, la sole bather ..... 1 00
beet lot harness 100
• • • -- • - • .-
beet totesskins—
hest dressed sheep skins._ ..--..-.--
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• -- . - . .
best gas sol ve . ...—_ 200
best ornamental por4ir stove .... 2 00
best d
rain . ....... ...... . . ........... 200
ixst ea 1,)1) . 1e. iron rnlllwg
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Best 15 yards woolen carpet,---...
beat 15 yards net 2 00
best hearth rug
feat double coverlet ........ OU
beet pair simian knit atorkinips,.....—.-. 64
Bait pair half buss, 54
best pair linen ........ 50
best pair linen hose, ......... .......
beet pair cotton snaking, ...... 50
beet pair half hose, cotton, --.-.... 50
best pair woolen ta.lLtene,..... 60
best table cover,— ...... 1 RI
seoond beat ...... - 6U
best leteh-work quilt
second beet
third best
b'est . alli quilt
..... . .
beat delnlne quilt, 100
best 000nterpane,... . . 100
best palr woolen blankets,..-- .... —..... IOD
second best a 50
..... - ...... .-..
best 10 yards borne-made linen,_...._._. 100
best 10 yards linen diaper, 1 00
beet 10 yards tow linen 100
beet home-made stun,. IDO
best pound linen sewing thread roU
300
hOO
Chun 18.
Worsted Work
Best general display of worst%) work,... $2OO
best ottoman cover ................ 100
beSt iorS cash ion
. . . . . ..
best worked reception chair, 100
best pair worsted 51ipper5,........... 60
best ssprited lamp mat 60
best Sower vase mat,....... So
best child's worsted workd dress 60
best child's akhan 60
best worsted tlily, 60
best worsted bn ak fast shawl, . 50
best Worsted toilet cushion, ........ . 60
SL2 00
600
0999 19.
Embroidery and Amy Work
Best knit quilt, ........_ _ il 00
best embroidery on muslin Y. 50
best embroidered ski rt,............ ........ .. ..... 50
best silk slippers, 50
best crochet tidy,...... ....... . ..... ... ..--=--- -Ur
beat lace shawl, .. 50
best embroidered pillow ease, .... ........... .50
beet embroidered handkerchief 50
best embroidered child's cape, ...... .... .. 50
1
best specimen Of wax flowers, ...- 1 1
second beet - " 00 '
best hair f10wer5......,.,,,_ 50
best shell work, .. .
best leather work, ._ 50
best button basket, 50
best bur basket, .... ..... . 50
best bead cushion,
best bead basket,..... _ .., •oo
best work basket 50
tl
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Best home- tmitte bread
ameostd beet .
beet ire loaves baker's bread, .
second best
be pound; sponge, fruit, Jeliy. lady,
Dover, gold, giver, marble, Madison,
mountain and areounut cake, each,.... 100
beat ginger and sugar cakes, maca
roons, Jumbles, rusk, biscuit, each,... 00
Mos 21.
Best preserved strawberries, quinces,
plume, DomLirsi. Wars,
apricot., tomatoes, crab apple', cher
ries, citron, !kr., each SO
best currant, quince, raspberry , apple,
calf I foot, huckleberry and peach
Jelly, each
test brandy peaches,. SO
beet canned tomatoes, peaches, pears,
corn, cherries, die., each,.. 50
(lass VB.
Best apple, peach, pear, quince and to
mato butter, each ........ ...... 50
bins pickled cueu others, peppers, tuula•
toes, canteleups, plums, mixe pink
best elieb
tomato Catsup 50
Class *s.
Greatest variety duhllel, rases, verbe
nas, each 50
second best varieties dahlias, ruses 50
best varieties German asters, pawner,
collection of greru-honse plants, by
one person, floral crnamemS, each,.. 50
best band bounet ~ 50
for the moot beautifully arnuised bask
et of f10wer5,...... 50
' Claws $4.
Necoreal buirmanents.
Best piano;
bestenelodess 4 00
best eablnet organ - 1 00
Chbasel Ware caul Ihmachaid .Inarnaona
Beat variety of mblnet waft
best sewing meoidue T ad
Ism ease cutlery, special premium.
For all isvemlous and Improvement. of
household utility, having valuable properties,
and not included wider any of the foregoing
heads, disereUouary premiums, or diplomas,
may beawardad.
Chula 21.
Hats, Boots, Shoes, CroMing,
Best display of hats and caps, II 00
beat display of bunts, and 5h0e5,........._-.1 00
beat display of men's, clothing,. ..... 100
beet display of swan _ 1 00
beat display of nook Ins and chewing
tobsocoa,
beat cigars made In the c0unty,_.........1 00
Clam Vt.
Painania. Penmanship. rte
Beat display of drawings and paint
beat of oil ni - y
native of Adams county,--.--. 100
bed water color palutlng,...---......-- 100
best crayon or pencil drawing, ..-
- ....- 1 00
beat display of pbunegraphs and Rea
gent elan and ornamental painting,— 1 Oil
Best marble work,... 2 00
Miscellaneous Ardelea.
The Society Invites the exhibition of any and
every thing that may be useful or coirrentant
In the practice of Agriculture or Horticulture,
or be the product of either; all articles and
implements of convenience or use in the do
mestic or Wenn Ilk , or of all the products of
art and still, and fur all such Chino of merit,
although not enumerated In the foregoing
List, Tremluuus or diplomas may be awarded.
$l.OO
Rules and Revs Latinos.
All awarded premiums uncalled for, fo
thirty days after the close or the Fair, shal
be deemed douated to the Society.
. -
Premiums shall not be awarded when the
animal or the article is deemed unworthy.
All articles must be martial with cards,
which will be furnished by the Secretary. des
ignatin class and number ; and these aarda
must not g
be removed until after the A.Ward
ins Committee. have finished their examina
tions.
The Executive Committee will take every
possible procaution (or the sate keeping of all
artistes on exhibition, after their arrival and
ent, but the hioalety will not be re
ri.=uti' for any to or damage that may oc
cur. They desire exhibitors to give personal.
attention to their animal■ or articles, and al
the close of the Fair attend to their removal.
No animal or article shall be taken out of
the Fa i r without the leave of the
Exhibitor' are expected to obey he Mar
shals promptly in producing their stock,
when instructed to do so; and any person
proving refractory will be ruled out from com
peting.
No animal or article will be assigned a place
on the grounds until the entries are made, as
the regulations of the Society require.
Persons renting refreshment booths will nut
be permitted to sell intoxicating drink"
Any person found intoxicated upou the Fair
Grounda, or acting in a diwarderly manner,
shall be immediately ejected from the
g rounds.
A prompt and Rpvere example will be Made
of any fraudulent o r ient' Admission Ttokete„
Any persorkattemptio& 'a interfere with the
t4nattheiSaWUliettions, will beprouipt
d front competition.
Should any doubt arise as to the regularity
of the entry or any other important matter
which theeommittee feel incompetent to de
cide, they now at once report the same to the
President,
=
Family Tickets, admitting man, wife,
unmarried daughters, and minor sons,
Sr one gentleman and lady, during the
Fair 61 00
Footman, single admission,. .- 25
Children under ten years of 'me, Free
One man and horse, stogie adm1=10 . 11,... 50
One-horse buggy or pleasure vehicle,
gentleman sad lady, single &delimits:4. 75
Sash additional person in them,— - . 25
Two horse buggy or pleasure 'alike . ;
gentleman and lady, eagle adm
eat.- ission, 1 00
Earth additional perms la M 716
Pleasure tickets, admitting man and'
horse during the Fair, in addition to
family tiokee, 50
Pleasure tickets, admitting ono-horse
triel or y, gitTru m r the Pele e ; addition
to ticket , ..._,....- ..... . --. 60
Pleasure tickets admitting ...........
buggy or pleasure vehicle, gentleman
and" lad& daring the Fair, in addition
75
ArCoant. far plee.ore tieleasi - req - ul;ed to
ve evidence that they have obtained
lly ticket..
Pleasure admission tickets required to be tied
to the rlihs band aide of the acne's bead, to
avoid deleation at the gate.
Pleasure vehicles strictly required to keegg i s
eh the grounds aleigaed them by the
of Managers, and enter t i ts g e=only at the
times designated by toe
.111111eere
SAMUEL MEREST, President.
Mcgunurr. Vlee President,'
J. B. Wmissow,
Z. 0. Pastsitrmcc. Bee. Beer.,
B. J. STAB 1.r., Oor. See.y.„
D. WIL e, Ttesturer.
Managen—Wm. Wu.sort, Exasak Plat-
Boas, /CRAM SonAssems, Wu. Wins, Jons
11110CLZ.LLAN.
Chief Marshal-101M BIniXECOLDIES.
Aug. 14419!& 0
NOTICE.
THE School Directors of Calabarland town
'. ship will meet at the Normal School
Boom, to Gettystiork, on SATURDAY, AU
GUST EDth, at 10 o'clock, A. M., for thewsr
pose of employing 0 Teachers to take chaste
of the seveftl Schools in saki township.
By order of the Boa
• A. rd.
SPANGLER, Pres%
M. C. Bisinnat, Elee`y,
Ang, 14, INK
NAMINO COMTOUND.—Jaalnion'e Iht6.
venal Woolens Command, by the am
kkh Jamb labor to saved, sand the work
done In the beet manner, tar male at MLLES.
FIE &um. A limas iamb am be ease with
$ emit& worth In hoed or eon water,
IprOXlM—The real, dew, idiom pure RON
JPI.. =AM be had a&
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NO. 2 WEST MARKET STEEE r r iRE;
MOMS AND Dr.AraLSS ID
PIANOS, CABINET OBOA NS, MELODEON,
AND ALL KINIAI or
ItiIiTRUMENTfi,
respectfully Inform the, public that they are
prepared to furnish Pianos of the following
manufacture m of any other make that may
be preferred:
Albriaht. Melte* & Schmidt,
I ehlekerlim & Sim, Bradbury,
W 1 kuabo & bas.
_ . __ Gale & boa,
9I
A ~ t_.. i ..\ 1
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o .4v A
OR D ifE.LUDI.OIB.
These Instruments stand unrivalled by any
thing found in this country or In Europe, as
Is admitted by all Impartial Judges. The most
eminent Pipe ()Nan Builders and Performers,
the last to discos or excellence In reel Tone,
pronounced them %sally stiperlor to all others
or exceedingly quick articulation and round
Tone, the essential feature In instruments of
this clam. We ins (Mille Be'. enleartillny and
criticl.m of al _
PATENT VOX IIL"MANA TREMOLO.
This late and most wonderful invention (so
acknowledged by all leading artiste) will be
found only In the Entry livtruments. In as
to describe the effect of this stop, we
are at lons for language. Its beauties cannot
be written, but intuit be heard to be apprecia
ted. By this stop an ordinary performer can
produce an 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 never
falls to enchant the listener.'
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THE 11Ali3i0N/C ORGA:g
for Church., Public Halls av d Parlors has
• powerful sub-Miss with independent reeds,
Harmonic attachment and Vox Humana
Tremolo, and is believed to be the moot power
ful reed organ made, being nearly equal to •
PYpe Organ of three times the coot.
All Instruments warranted for five years.
lir - BRAlie BANE* supplied with imam
ments and music at reasonable terms.
ESE;MM2M=I
- - -
86rInstructions Os en both In Vaud and
Instrumental Music., at our moms, and at pu
pils' homes, either to indlt %duals ordasses, on
reasonable terms.
=MEMM
ADAMS COUNTY
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
INcoaBouArau, MAUCU 18, 1851
?resident—George hwope .
Vice President--8 .
fimuel RusselL
.secretarD. A. Buehler
Treasurer—E. t 3. Faimestock
lIMME42III;=
Mausgers—George Swope, D. A. Buehler.
R. McCurdy, M. Richelberger, S. it. Russell.
E. G. Falineetock, A. 1). Buehler, it. U. Mc-
Creary, Gettysburg; Jacob King, Straban
township; Frederick Diehl, Franklin; Wirt,
D. Mmes, New Oxford; Wm. B. Wilson,
Benders't ille; ii. A. Picking, Stmban; John
Wolford, Latltuare; John Picking, East Ber
lin; Abe/ T. Wright, Bendersville; Alidlel F.
Gilt, New Oxford; Jas. H. Marshall, Ilamtl
tonban; John CuMßrigtuun, Freedom; John
Homer, ttlountJoy ; Wm. Root White, Liberty..
SM-This Company is limited In its opera
tions to the county of Adams. It has been In
operation for more than 17 years, and in
that period hes made bat one assessment,
having paid losses by fire during that peri
od amounting to $15,000. Any person de
siring au Insurance out apply to either of
the following gentlemen
D. A. Buehler, Getty sburg.
U. Fehneetock,
Jacob King, litreban township,
11. A. Picking,
Frederick Diehl, Franklin 0
Wm. Row White, Liberty
H. C. Peters, Petersham,, (Y. S.)
Kgesutive Commlttee meets at the
(Aloe of the Company, on the last Wed.nee
daY in every mouth, at 2 o'clock, P. H.
Jane li, tilts. tf
II 00
Farmers, Attend to Your Interests I
GrxriSBURG FOUNDRY.
'MIR subscriber would Inform his °mato
" men andothen, that he is still ruanulbo
taring various kinds of castings and Ma
chines, made to • order, on short notice,
such as
THRESHERS AND POWERS,
(Rye dlffbrent ofroo of Powers,) CLOVER
SEED HULLERS AND CLEANERS, CORN
SHELLERS AND SEPARATORS, MAN
TERS.; WR
PODDERCUN
PLANTTIMS ,STRA TERS; WANDILAY CUT-
P L UGH . B,
such as Cast Ploughs, Barshetr Ploughs, Side'.
hill and Com Ploughs; the
WIREAPILING HORSE FLAKE.
the 'sited improvement oleo SHIREMAN'S
fiItt.F.DISCHAROINO HORSE RAKE.
He will likewlise iimptifseture
MOWERS AND REAPER&
METAL iSCREW'S for Cider Prows,
IRON RAILINLI for Cemeteries or Porches,
with everything else In his line, nil at low
rates.
FICI
EOR HALE.—A One-horse Wagon.
DAVID iiTERNER.
Aprll 10, 1808. t 1
_ ~ 1 ' ~~1 t ; 1~1~i1! I:r:
rilli E aubseribere hi:mains/ returned from the
1 citlea with an Immense enmity at
HARDWARE & GROCERIES, ,
which they are offering's* their old and In
Baltimore etleet,at prices to suit the times.
Our stock consists lu part of ,
BUILDING MATKRIA.I.M,
CARPENTER'STOOLS,
BLACKSMITH'S TOOLS
SHOE
FINDINGB,
SHOE FINDINGS,
CABINET MAKER'S TOOLS,
HOUSEKEEPER'S FIXTURM
ALL-KINDS OF IRON, &c.,
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS
OILS, PAINTS, &c., an
There Is no article Included In the several
departments mentioned above but what can
be had at this afore. Every clam of Rectums
kW can be acoumraodated here with tools and
findings, and Housekeepers can and every ar
ticle in their line. Give us a mat, se we are
prepared to sell as low for oath as any house
out of the city.
IQEL B. DANNER.
DAVID ZIEGLER.
Gettysburg, May ROL
FARMERS!!!
TRY THE
ALTA VELA PHOSPHATE!
i T o i. conosed prluelpally of the celebrated
ALTA VELA.
Contains three per cent, of AMMONIA, as
ample quantity to give activity (without in
jury) tbe vegebatlos, and a large cotaaitty
of soluble
BONE PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
together with Potash and Soda , the areatiai
elements of a
COMPLETE MANURE.
The high estimation la width It Is held by
the many thousand larniars vim are ;Wag It
In preference to all other kinds, Is a mare
guarantee of Ita value.
PRICE ;mu* PER TON OF 10 BAGS,
sk.na '
VitrEVe. eaarees
•Yuly 34. net 67 Bl'36dwaY. New
CHEAP FOB CASH I
NEWSTORE!
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &O.
The undersigned has retuned to Gettysburg,
and opened a new Store, on BalUmlra stoma,
next door to the Post. ()Mee, and nearly op.
Polite the Court House, where he °Mira ft.
sale, CHEAP FOR CASH, a large and Stoke
assortment of Grooertea,—
SUGARS, COFFEES, TEAS, MOLASSES,
SYRUPS, BALT, !C., with FISH,
AL°, Liquars,-.
wrszs. BRANDIES, GINS WHISKIES,
Rums, and everything Mee In the line.
Abio,nantity Of Toliong, to salt mny
and ev
Resoire
EL Zalh. is the place to bay MLLE'
MR CAR
April ISM
ORO. It RALBILKIECR.
211,
NEW COACH SHOPS.
YANITIA, ADAMB A C
LITTLESTOWN, PA.
111 13 take this method of informing the pub
!, le that we have established new Coach
Shops at Llttlestown, where we are prepared
to manmade:tare to order. all lambi Of HUG-
GiP23, CARRIAGES, SULKIES, to., on the
shortest notice sod most accommodating
terms. Our bands have been procured Irma
Baltimore, and, as we use none but choice
material, we can put up work to compete
with any shop In the State. Old work re.
paired and taken In exchange for new.
Aug. 30, ISM 1!
NEW MACHINE SHOP
AT NEW OXFORD.
ed falls attention to bla new
Ti E taeltiMeNew Oxibrd, Adams
oonnty, which hens' put ttp,staexpense,
with the , dsteradnetton to do and mats
factory Innis. He will mann various
kinds Of
. .
AGRICULTURAL MACHITTERT,
such as THRESHING MACHINES, SPRING
TOOTH SAK ES
__and will keep the
BUCKEYE REAPER A MOWER op hand
for sale.
All description,. of REPAIRTRIS done
promptly arid am cheaply aa pounible.
He flee In corumetlon with his Machine
Shop a SMEAR SAW MILL, upon which he
will do all kinds of work In that line,
- -
He sake the public to eat sad give him •
trial, and he panto tees fall µtitillates.
.
JACOB STOCK.
I=
HOUSE PAINTING
GEORGE A. VANN= IMMIX PAMPER,
South Wwitangtoo st.....Cletpribtax,
GOOD' Volta AND , MODMATE
July IS. ISM
("10 ta DIIPRORVa 110,11Wrik to bar
..,_‘97tas 4 Zl=="atew=
w • n • •
- ANOTIIER BAKERY.
%ME undersigned ham opened a Bakery at
the corner of Washington and High streets.
Gedigatault, and Invites the putille's pat
ronage.
FRF/31 BREAD,
ROLLS, TWIST,
CAKES, PIISTMS,
EVERY DAY.
By using the beet of flour end other mated
eh, sad doing his work well.he Dopes to give
aattahtetion to every ease. can at or send
your orders to the Bakery. corner of Wash
ington and Mel streets. °apatite, the Fe
male Institute and Powers's Granite Yard.
CHRISTIAN HOYFALAN
April 17, 1888. If
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
Lines of Freight Cars
to No. 77 North street, BALTIMORE, and 811
Market street, PHILADELPHIA. All goods
seat to either of the above places will be re
ceived and forwarded promptly. Goods should
be marked "Dennenr
_
6 per emit. per OM= gar 1 year. I Ap r il 10, 1 8 61, tf
OF CiETTYSBURO
Will allow interest on Special Deis:wits, as
• follows:
CI M:==!
IrM:=l
MI
ram 2
Will convert 7.300T1S Into Ita BONDS,
an tuutel, free of charge.
CASH COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES and
COUPONS.
Will also purchase or sell STOCKS and
BONDS o arm kind, tree et charge as men
minion, and will at a3l times pay the-HIGH
EST PRICE *or- GOLD and SILVER, and
will, with pleasure, transact all business
promptly, ea heretofore, pertaining to a well
regulated Bonk
OEO. ARNOLD, Cashier
Gettysburg, Nov. S. 1587.
GETTYSBURG
NATIONAL BANK
GOVERNIIINNT BONDS, of all kla.lx,
BODORT and BOLD.
SEVEN-THIRTY BONDS converted into
FIVE•TWENTY BONDS without charge.
01.1:e.SiZy s,/ .0±0411,ziAT.,111.!
The HIGHEST iItEMTITY paid an GOLD
and SILVER,
STOCKS and BONDS, of all kinds,
_bought
for persons without (MARGIN 0 COM.
MISSION.
ORDEM PROMPTLY EXECUTED.
Interact on SPECIAL DEPOSITS advanced 1
=1112:1
3 per cent. for I year,
4 pee vent. lller • meletlis,
$ per east. Stir $ sainstba.
PGROZIS wishing informaUon tn regard to
U. B. Bonds, and Btoeks of all lands, are In
vital to eve no • call, and we will give all
Iniermatlon eheerfully
J. EMORY HAIR, puller
Gettysburg, Oet. 25, 1867. LI •—• '
LEWIS STROUSE
Has bought back hlsohl stand, on Collie!e
street, and Is going Into baldness again heavier
then ever. He asks Yds old Mends and the
public to call.
NOTIONS, GROCERIES, CONFECIONS,
SWARM, TOBACCOS, AC., AC.,
In larva variety, and .1‘ litUo cheaper than the
&leaped. Don't forget toe place—nearly oppo
site the Railroad Station.
j Gettysburg, Oct. 11, 18g. tf
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
LADIES' COMPANIONS, .
TOILET SETS
WRITING DESKS,
PERFII3I.E.RY,
Faney China and Bohemian Vases,
TOYS, &C.. CC., •C..
AT A. R. FEISTEL'S,'
Oppadte Paliseetoeks' MOM
Oettydaelklientitic7lsl l / 1 , .tf
EICELSIOR GALLERY.
PHOTOGRAPHS,
• Photo :Miniatures,
AMBROTYTEB, &C..
Stereoscopic rietrs of /lie
BATTLE-FIELD,
BTER3OBVOPIIB, -
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES,
♦WD.
17 2.2 E B
P ki
AND AT GREATLY R,EDUCIED PRICES.
eOl-We deal n nothing but the best or its
kind. OM mud examine our Soak.
C. J. TYSON. Proprietor.
April ft, UM tir
. LAWRENCE D. DIETZ & CO.,
WHOIXRALS DRAIARS IN
Alarm GOODS
NOTIONS.
HOBECRY and
No. INS WWI itailskoricz .,
Balm* 'wirt*Llbiliir
VAT T. lial. . , saute. Md.
Osietery Ramisls.
210 the Either, the tindewalmsed Is an
thefirsed- ki asks remindslnto Ever
Crnmitem and hopes melt of
con
template the renroval of - th e that
remains of de
ceased 'relatives of friend. ,wlll .avail them
selves of this semen of the year to have it
done. Hearovsla ,made with promptnese—
terms low, and nd MIK spatial telease.
PETER THORN.
March 11 , IMO , Keeper of the Cemete ry.
Bale Crying.
Az . FLIMMIENG easitolosi the tosiebiee
L. ea IiALS CIMINO, sad toilette the em
ail tele public. lit Is gin
eonstan eil lau =ver
to - give eithigiitioa.
•seeesnete. — Reeigeese la Weil Mi
dis Elettingeng.
P. & le • liiiieged-heilaceeeer. under
M Tax Lew of the Batted name ,
Nov. 111. UM
glum,4,.au. ,l, o .„4!wlsws)llllar
CHANGE OF FIRM
E onderalgned have leased the Ware.
house on the corner or Stratton street and
e Itattroad, In Gettyaburg, where they will
ours on the
Grain and Produce Business
W all it. branches, The highest prima will
always be paid for Wheat, Rye, Oorn, Oata,
Clover and Timothy Seeds, Flasseed,Suntac,
Hay and Straw, Dried Fruit, Natl, Soap,
Hams, Shoulders and Sides Potatoes, will.
everything else in the country produce line.
Groceries, of all kinds
constantly on hand and for male—Coffees,
Bmgars, Molasses., Syron., Teem, '
(Spleen, Salt,
Cheese, Vinegar, Soda, Mustard Starch,
Brooms, Buckets, Blacking, *tape ac. Also
COAL OIL, Flab Mil, Tar, dm. FISH of all
kinds: Sr=tal Nails; Smoking and
Chewing
They are always able to supply a first rate
article of Flour, with the different kinds of
Feed.
Alto , Ground Plaster, with Guano. and
other fertilizern. COAL, by the bushel, ton or
ear load.
at=
MoCURDY & HAMILTON,
=I
FLOUR, GRAIN, GROCERIES, &C.
Irrundersigned arepaiing, at their Ware
ouse,
10 (Usage street, adtiondng Bueh
ler's Hall, the highest Floes for •
FLOUR, WHEAT, RYE, CORN,
_OATH,
BUCKWHEAT CLOVER AND
TIMOTHY EIEFJXI, PCfrA.-
TOES, &C.
and Invite producers to give them •oslt be
fore selling.
They have constantly on hand forsake
A LARGE SUPPLY OF GROCERIES,
Molasses, Syrups, Coffees, Sugars, tte., with
salt, Fisit, Oils, Tar, etoaps, Bacon and Lard,
Tobaccos, &e. .\ f the best brands of FLOUR,
with FEED of all kinds. 'They likewise have
I==!
EII!MMMMIM
Whilst they pay the highest market prices
for all they buy they sell at the Invest living
profits. They ask a share of public patrouage,
resulNed to give ha.tlefactiou In every aim,
ItOIIERT
W AI. S. HAMILTON.
Gettysburg, July 1,1867.
HAY AND GRAIN
. 'WANTED.
THE undmalgned would announce to the
citizens of Adams county that they still
carry on the
GRAIN AND HAY BUSINESS,
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
oROCERIES,' SALT, GUANOS,
ate.. which they will sell at the smallest
proilts. Give us a call and see for yoniselves.
PHILIP HANN & SONS.
Dec. 20,1887. ly
MORE NEW CLOTHING
=
STACKS OF THEM!
BRINKERHOFF, corner of the Diamond
and York 'trend, banjoist returned from
city with an unanimity attractive savort
ment of
CLOTHING FOR SPRING it HUMMER
wear. which-he will sell at such price:sae can
not fall to take them otr very rapidly. Call
and Judge for yountelvm To look at the ex
oellent nust,rhsl, tasteful cutting, and neat
and substruithil mewing, and then to get his low
prises-callers cannot help hut buy, When they
d
see It so much to their interest to o so.
MMitiniZlMM
Hata, lioota and Phoes
Shirts, of all kinds, Hosiery, Gloves, Hand
kerchiefs, Neck-ties, Cravats, Linen and Pa
per Collars, Suspenders, Brushes, Combs;
Trunks, Valises, filmbrel las, Pocket Knives,
Segani, Smoking and Chewing Tobtooos,
Plc
A . :4l 4 •, ' ltla m tgaL, d' .fewelry, with a thousand
and one - other articles, entirely too numer
ous to detail In a 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, Gettysburg.
JACOB BRINKERHOFF.
April 17,1868. tf
THE OLD FREIGHT LINE
TO BALTIMORE.
T HE undersigned continues to run hL
Freight Line to Baltimore,
twico a week. Depot—corner of Railroad and
Washington streets, Gettysburg. Can run
to Hughes et Emerson's, 121 North street, Balti
more. Freight mulled each way, at the low
est rates. The patronage of his old friends
and the public solicited. Goods to be marked
'Biddle's Line."
WM. E. FIDDLE.
air The new Warehouse will soon be up,
when the Grain and Produce business will be
carried on as heretofore. Highest prices now
paid for Hay.
April 17, ISM. tf
NEW FORWARDING
COMMISSION HOUSE.
HAVINO purehseed the extensive Were
house, Max de, of Culp di Earl:ashen,
the tmlerateaml intend to carry on tie Mai
win under the drm of Ingham d Co.. at
the old stand, on the corner of Washington
and Bethnal streets, on • more extenalvisseale
than heretofore.
We e_re_ ming the highest market prices for
MAY; YLOI'iRb ORAIN AND ALL KINDS
P PRODUCE.
FLOUR and PEED, SALT, and all kinds
of OROCRRIEB, kept constantly on hand
and for =ale, cheaper than they can be had any
where else..
PLANTER, and all kinds of FERTILIZERS,
oeastantly on hand, or furnished to order.
A REGULAR. LINE OF FREIGHT CARS
will leave our Warehorwe every TUESDAY
MORNING, and accommodation trains will
be run as occasion may require. By this ar
rangement we are prepared to convey Freight
at all times toand from Baltimore. All busi
ness of this kind entrusted to us, will be
promptly attended to. Our cars run to the
Warehouse of Stevenson & Sons, Ito North
Howard street, Baltimore. Being determined
to pay good priees_ sell cheap and deal fairly,
we invite everylawly toli , ve MI a call.
WM. . BIGIIAM,
ALEX
ANDER COBEAN,
JAMES BI(311 AM.
Jan. 17. 1863. tr
rHz 02,7TYSBErRo
SKY-LIGHT GALLERY
TEPundersigned takes pleasure in anneuno•
ril to the citmena of Gettysburg and the
public generally that he, has removed from
his old rooms on West Middle street, to Balti
more street, and nearly opposite the store of
Fahnottock Brothers. The room he now oc
cupies has been recently fitted up expressly
fir his bushings. The lunation is on admirable
one, enabling him to take pictures knoll shades
of weather, and with a correctness unequalled
any where elm.
LIFE-LIRE PHOTOGRAPHS,
_ . ,
of evert .
Nine and deecription, executed in
the finest style. Particular attention given
to the CARTE DE VISITE, and to copying
AMBROTYPES and DAGUERREOTYPE.`! 01
deceased friends. Also
THE GE I - ASTIR° GEMS,
g new style of picture, which has become
very popular with the public, not only for their
beauty, but Ibr cheapness and convenience.
SIXTEEN for ONE DOLLAR only Also
—THE PORCELAIN PICTURE, which for
their beauty and durability are unsurpassed.
We are prepared to carry on the business in
all Re various branches, and-beving had con
siderable experience we ran no risk in GUAR
ANTEEING- PERFECT SATISFACTION.
Our feellltlee fir a fall display of our alit
are unequalled by any other Gallery In the
county, and we would therefore Write ev
one to call at the NEW GETTYSBURG SKY
ery
LIGHT GALLERY.
Call and examine our Specimens and j udge
for yourselves. LEVI /KEMPER.
June 15, ISM
MORO PHILLIPS'
VMU7MIP
01131171111. ULPROVILD
SuperThosphate of Lime.
STANDARD GUARANTRED.
TOE SALE AT EADDZACTUTZE . S DEPOTS,
No. 27 North Front Street, Philadelphis,
AND
No. le Boggs Street, Bal
And by Dealers In general throughout the
Cou,
The f SOMBRERO GUAN n O of which MORO
PHILLIPS' PageSPHATZ II and always has
been manufactured, Mud of which be has sole
Control for the United Staten,) amiable IHIP
per cent. more Bone Phosphate th an Raw
Bone, therefore It Se more durable. The ad-
M =of Ammonia glom it greats' Ilert
Over seven weer Etputenoe hes Proved to
the Fanner art It mate/ a beartee grain then
CVOS manure, and Is not onlysailve ben
hil"l Deelomeai k atite ee par ton, I,OEO the Dleetient
,-
MORO PIULLTIM,
Sabo Provristar and limatalliietarin
Mara AVIA gm
SPRING , AND SUMMER
CLOTHING.
GEORGE .4.R.VOLD
Has now opened s lerge Stock of READY
MADE CLOTHING, mostly of his own man•
abeam, consisting of al slug of
COATS, PANTS, VESTS,
SUIRTS, DRAWERS, CRAVATS,
Hosiery, *.c., he., at Prices to malt the times.
examine szedjudge for yonmelves.
April 11, ISM It
CHEAPER THAN EVER
E. HITESHEW,
EAVING disposed of Ms Store House and
stock of (foods to ORIEST & BOWERS.
betas determined to reduce his stock dn•
ring the summer and fall months, trill give
GREAT BARGAINS
before Invoicing. My stock of
H. B. BENNER & BRO
ALL KINDS OF MERCHANDIZE '
I , : i fe l l m n i d o xa d ahl t ata i = department,. and
York Springs, July 17 BM tf
ifirAll persons knowing themselves Indebt
ed to me are requested to come forward sad
make settlement.,
LIME KILNS.
THE undo:laved tuts bought out bls former
partner, Wm. Quinn, and now eonUnnee the
THE LIME-BURNING BUSINESS
himself—at the Getty*,liurg Lime Kline, on
the corner of the Railroad and North Stratton
StzeeL. Thankful fur paid, patronage, he will
endeavor to deserve Its conttnnaneo, by prose-
eating the tondos. as vigairously anal on as
large a scale as poasible—alwaws selling a
good article and giving good Measure.—
Fanners and others may look for the prompt
filling of oilier.
lie elect eon none. the
offering the moat popular kinds. Rouse
keepers and others should give kim a call.
Blacksmith Coal constantly on hand
Lime and Coal delivered anywhere In
OetLysbarg,
Gettysburg, Nov. 15, 1507. tf
RAILROAD BONDS.
First National Bank of Gettysburg
111 agent for the sale of the FIRST MORT
&WE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD SIX
PER CENT. GOLD INTEREST BONDS, et
per and Interest, /6plntereet payable semi
annually at the counter
All neamary lnforaukUon given.
Gettysburg, Nov. 99.1 NA
NOTICE
TO • CAPITALISTS !
Persona (kairona of Investing and realizing
nearly NINE PER CENT., are reign:oton to
=rim
Gettysburg National Bank,
and obtain Circulars of the 11.1.0 Proles
and also ICestred Paella Shama CH
ponies pat's.
These investments are daily growing In
flianhand sales increasing.
Boat?, din be bad at all Uptea at this Btu*.
where all lalkonmilon eonoarning odd In
vestments will cheerfully be given
I=El
'GROCERY a PLOUR STORE.
MEALS & BROTHER
lAVE 'tenured their Store t. tho Neld
sloth property, on Chiunbersbuns street,
re they promote to keep constantly on
hand
Also, VEGETABLES in season, fresh from
the city and country. They are determined
aell cheap aa the cheapest, and as they on
ly ask the lowest living Profits, theY hoP d
to merit and receive a liberal al:largo( public
patronage.
MEALS & BRO.
April 10,18111. tf
NEW GROCERY
•
LAAI/8 opened a neweIIOCERY, In Ge,
Vatting, on the nort litest owner of the
ie Square, and havirjust reosived a
splendid oasortment of FIR
GROCERiES,
including &limn, Coffees: , Molar., nyrupe,
Teak apices, Tensaw, nalt,F7eh, Hams, Shoul
ders*l, itc.
eo QUEENSWARE, 400NFECTIONS,
Nuts, Yruini, neaps, Fancy Artieleg and No
tions genelv. We will also keep on hand
FLOUR. and f.''ElLi-FiTI:I4 FS.
Having purchased for CASH, we are pre,
.117:to sell very cheap. (Jive us eall and
far yourselves.
Sept. 27, Mg. U
Tin-Ware and Stoves
TEE LARGESP ASSORTMENT OP TIN
WARE IN VIE COUNTY, AT
S. G. COOK'S,
(formerly An4row Pollers;) alsomme a/
THE BEST COOKING STOVES IN Id ARJENT,
amorst which are the
OLD DOMINION,
COMPROMISE,
PENNEIPLYWNIA.
Mao, many other article, Ix Kitchen we,
which
will be sold as low seal Ey other
Jun*.%llk.
I HAVE some valuable WESTERN LANDS.
urbleb trade for out or more PARNS
d Thelma. are wellloadedlouad
ve7omiosty = gan"i r: =
E '
April 11, UM IS
Aka W. Tipton,
riairomm.ass- lump Nortam. tea msgourrioN
nor or timaiiimioark SeartsgsoW
fitz=l6 ittwt Ten gene ITatelk Calp A tibersbyli=
sew is Ms tans
ax
'Jimmy
saes sae tans
;Nye Wag •••••••—•
VAA ' alk MIL It 'Jimmy
EIMISEM
GETTYSBURG
COAL BUSINESS,
=
UNION PACIFIC
ECG
OEO. ARNOLD, Caahlor
T. EMORY BAIR, Cashier
.It/1.410 rAZ
ALL KINDS OR
GROCERIES,
Flour, Feed, Notion, clre.
BARGAINS
TN GETTYBBIIIiO
JOHN CRESS & BON
JOHN CREW".
J. W. CH. .
NOBLE 0008.
"ECONOMIST.
BAHL= MEI,. •e
pines to the county
S. 0. 000 H.
VITERTEEN r.twbs
HEALD- Q L I .01 R TERS
Fos
CLOTHING,
HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS. AND SHOES,
.Every , Lind of Gentlemen's Wear,
BUCH AS
marl oomeiss,
PAPER cuiers,
PAP= BOSOM%
anTON STOCKINGS,
OLOVIE,
IiANDXPSKIKOn
1 ; ;.-1,4 * are 0..1
TRAVAILING SACKS,
F I MMM,
CANES, &C.. aLt
I keep Gestlemetee Wear of all Ida& and
will eeit them at the
Lowest Cash Prices
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BOYS' HATS AND SHOES,
In great 'variety
gS.OIYa ma $ eall before purchasing ebie
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THEO. C. NORRD3.
April 91, 11118. tf
DIAMOND
SE.G.A.7I, STOR.E.
24 I? .M" 0 P.I .4
The undersigned has removed his iletinr
EB=3=l
NORTII-EAST MENEM OF THE DIAMOND
CIETTYktiIURG
where be asks a routlnunnoe of the public'
patronage We new location le one•of the
moot
4..WNTRAL AND C7ONVENINNT
and his stock at negate among the most choice
and aatlitaetazy
He will keep an hand the beet BRANDS
awl +WU ImamVa.:ewe Jar general male Wove.-
o . l g tAa wow. He will sell MUm lowest Hy
lag prima, sat at wholesale and retail.
Remember the place, In the Dlemcmd, be
Moen Brll:Method's More and McClellan'
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WASHINGTON BI WIG WEIL
April 11, Le. u
FAHNESTOCK BROTHERS.
SUMMER GOODS
We are constantly receiving now and Ceara
ble styles of
BILKS, POPLINS, PERCALES,
PRIORS, SPRING CLOAKINGS..*;APACAS,
DELAINEB, CALICOES, *c.
Also lutas adaltloas to oar usual ',apply of
GINGHAIIB, XISSUNS.
CLOTHS. CASSIMER*I3, JEANS,
with every variety of Goode for Men'e and
Boy's west. We have added oatuddenddy W
our assortment or
CARPETH,
Which we areaellhig at greatly reduced prices.
Our stork o
QUEENS-WA RE
Is ounplete. IN
HARD-WARM,
and all kin& of
BIIELDLIfG IdATEZIAIE,
we iiiti mond we eta make It to the Interest
qtthe patetismat to patella* from m.
DION AND NAILS at reduced prima.
OILS MID PAINTS at low nAis.
8ROCS841:11, 01411 MASA
Olive we a call and Ye eanvineed.
TAHNESTOCK BROTHERS,
Minn of the Bed Front.
Ti. lillay 1, MI. It
.CANNON'S
MARBLE WORKS,
I cm shot.uncire St., opposite Me Osort-licetee,
CIATTINBURG, PKNN..4
Ramey fewitripfloo of work executed In the
FINEEriSTYLE OF TUE ART
Jhuir4llllllll6. If
ROW & WOODS,
'GETTYSBURG
SUMMER STOCK
- „ , pay (pops
DICERS GOOD&
NCYZIONS,
LADLES! HAW,
LADIES' SUM,
VIEILDSENPS SHOE%
•
HATS 104 BOYS,
ELM
FOR larN,
wersoras mum= ;
iicapaoc °mom,
good • Opaimes, at Weak lempsico.
HOOP 81E1H1S.
.1* vest variety
RALMORAL tiSCIETB
,WEN AND BOY'S WEAR
at low prices.
TRUNKS,
at all sizes—
ALL SOLD CHEAP.
liErs.it so. a
F. M. 'TUBB =
p
VEGETABLE AMBROSIA
ltl WHAT. ET PURPOUTS TO Mk
AGENUINE HAIR RWTORATIVE,rhang•
tog OnlY. Light, Red or Faded Hair to
tha Dart. Loadrona /Olken Ilreissea, which so
adtorn_yonth or age. It will positivety eradi
cate Humor, and Ilandntif from the scalp
and where there Is Itle In the glands, will came
a new grow of Hair to put forth on bald
spots. Thousa nds Ire teedf.l - Ing to the above.
PRIM: 11.011 PElt RtYTTLE.
//WA, 1/. Burbler, Wbakwllo stel Retail
Drugasta rig W
/went, Otttysbu —awl for 'ort retail by all
F 4,. 14, U/414. 1y
BAUGH'S COHERCIII lANURES.
v og MARK
l lffit
.N lEVLIZY
BAUGH & BONS, Philadelphia,
Northwestern Fertilizing Co.,
MITEMIE
1:3=1
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BAUGH'S NAW BONS MAMMA TR.
#.56 per 2,000 Its.
BA [TOSS CNICAGO BONA' FERTILMEIt
OM per 2,000 lb*.
BAUGH'S CUICIAGO 111.000 MA /V UR!.
VII per 21110
The Shove Nfanares lira furniebed fp both
I.ags and barrels, erbietweeretintonlers pref.,
SA - The' Baur tt. e Un4fol 'nth ll'etahl lIIt 1b..-ka
The attention of Fannon. Is especially dt•
reel, al to the tart that the If /unva of the Raw
Material of %Welt the Ahura lUaltlArt, aro
tanuposed, are no well under control that we
can lot ills', them of Mrletly unlfm ni quail Le
and condition, and that the 3 contain a largcr
percentage of ammonia than MI; other On.
of 'lumina , Lured 1111111.4.14 111 lhr market.
BAUGH & BOMB,
20 South Ire/aware Avenue,
1 . 11/LADI4LPOfIA.
NORTIIWEnTEItti FERTILIZING Cll.,
Coe. Lake I Lasalle Sta.,
_
/11-11AUGH14 COMMERCIAL MANURE.,
prfucl{wl
he prorurrd deulere In any of Ow
t n
: i fornennda. the Uultral tiluks or
June ID,AAIe. Im
Hanover Branch Railroad.
O N and after IHONDAy, 1) .. oth, Iwo7, pas : .
acer
11411rnj willrl ' e l x " v s e u ss u u'u
YIRIITTRAIN will leave Hanover at A.
M. with paaeengera for York , Baltimore. r
riaburg, and the North and Wwit. Thin train
arrives at the Junction at 10.10 A. IL, rot,
necang with the FiuttLine Wroth, on - Mc
Northern Central Itallwa3 which arrhen nt
Baltimore ut 12.30 P. 11., and nlaa with the Mail
Train North, which itch% en et Ilarrinburg nt
125 P. M.
- .
*?This train returns to liannver at 11.50 P.
M. and arrives at Gettysbuni at P. M.
BIELYIND 'FRAIN 'ravels - Hanover at 2.4.5 P.
M., and arrives at Inc Junction at 3.40 P. M.,
connecting with the Mall Train Month, which
arrives at Baltimore at e... 1/ P. M. Paasengers
by this train for York In) over at Ulu Junction
until all P.M.
air This Teals return. to Hanover at 4.46 I'.
M., with peapientiers for Hanover, thillysliung
and Littleatown.
Rreeacn lart . vlug BalLintora (or Hanover,
Gatilyikurig awl LittleatAwn, will lake either
the Mall Troia at 8.30 A. IL, or therast Line
at 1119 P. M. JOrtiEPLI L1:1.11, Agent.
Dec. 91. 1547. tir
Gott*ln Railroad.
HANGE OF CONNEITIGNH.—On and
af-
C
ter blontitty, May 11th, ISlik, Passenger
Trains will leave and arriveat Gettysburg,
and make connections, tutfollows .•
FIRST PAISISENUEItTitAIN will leave Get
tysburg at 11.15 A. IC, with passengers fur York,
Harrlsburg,Philadelphia, Baltimore, and the
North and Wiest, arriving at Hanover June-
Hon without change of CAM, at 10.16 A. M., con
necting with the Fast Line South on the
Northern Central Railway, and arriving at
Bedtlmore at 12.90 110011. Al.O connecting
with Mail Train from Baltimore north, ar
riving In Harrisburg at t in P. M. Arriving at
Gettysburg 12.90 Y. M., with imasengers front
Harrisburg, York, Baltimore and Washing
ton.
SECOND PAHHENOF.It TRAIN will leave
Clettynburg at 12.15, I'. M , arriving at I lanOver
Junction at 2.10, and connecting with until
train South. Arrive at Baltimore at 5.20 P. M.
Arrive at liettyabung at - rall P. M. with pare.
aengeni from Philadelphia, Ilan : l4iunt mid
the North and Wien, and also with pounien
gers from Baltimore and Winthington by the
WU line north, which Inv. Baltimore at 12.10
noon.
Pagraurgere can leave Tialtlmore In the Mall
Train at 5.:10A.M., and arrive In Gettysburg ut
12.30 P. M. Or ielIN e Halt I niure In thy fast Ilsh.
at 12.10 noon, and arrive In Gettvaburg at 4.1.71
P. M. But one change of cars either way: at
Hanover J unction. . . .
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May ZI, 1817
Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
TNOLTBLE track rya te running between Phil
adelphia and Pittsburg. Truing leaving
liettysburg make She following eonneetiens
with this - Trunk line:
Pettysbarg leave at N.i a. m. end 12. CS p. m.
Hanover Juno arrive 10.00 .•
. . . _
leave 10.58 " L4O
llarrleburg arrive 12 66 p. m. 11.16
leave 4.10 2.1.55.
Philadelphia arrive 0,49 " 7.10 "
Harrisburg leave I.li " iL 13 "
Pittsburg arrive 1.3 , ' P. m. 0.20 "
At Philadelphia dose ronnections are made
with the trains for New York, llustua and ad
Eastern Cities. At Pitlehurg connections are
made to tlw New Union Depot with the trulus
for all Walden. pohats.
lievFor Furth
EDWARD
U.
W ap lLL y
I t A o
MH
()en. Supt., Alta a., P , a
.
HeiravW. Owniaati, Gen. Ps= Art., Phila.
Jenea, tr
LET ALL THE PEOPLE CORE !
.Fluecy Goods d•
confectionery &ore
EIE undersigned, having boeght out_.
X Warner's Fancy Goods and (kinfee
ery Blare, on Baltimore street. nearly op
posite Fahneetocks' Store. Gettysburg, invitee
the public's patronage. Large aid tasteful as
the stock has been, no effort will be spared
to render it sUll more attractive and desira
ble. He sow offers
Writing Desks, Plain Candy,
Work Boxes, Fancy - do., I
Portfolios, Pickles,
Satchels, Sardine.,
Pocket Books, Lobster.,
China Toy., Chow-chow,
Pocket Cutlery,. Fancy Citlreis - .
Jewelry, Ferena 011WIC11,
Mesa, Wine Blasalik
Brushes, ,Juartaial do.,
Perfumery,
P= & Fire Works,
Soaps, Prod*
emir. Writlug P&Fars,
Fruits,
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Nota, T.A....,
BYru #oo NUMEROIIaii.I'O.&474EN:7I_I.ONz
He Intends to sell everything at the lowest
pomible prices, believing that "small profits"
bring "quirk soles," gild are therefore best
for buyer slug feller. Onus ooe—come all
A. IL FIHSTEL.
Larch 97, !1014. tf
2,500;000 Moduli - es in Four Years.
PATRONIZE THE BEST!
Haylng the largest capital, meat experlenee.l
buyentowl extensive tan& of any concern
In the Dollar Bale buelneee, we
GUARANTEE SATISFACTION
Itt every 'miasma, and Manche bee selection
of Hoods ever atrored at
- ONE DOLLAR FACIL
So other concern hw any Mow wherever our
Aged. are teelhay. Our motto, "Prompt and
Reliable." Male and female agents wanted ill
eity and couutry.
THE. LADIES
Are rerticelarly requested to try oar pop
titer ryetern ol milling all kind", of Din'
AND FANCY 000144, I/RFII4 PATrEft249.
COTTONCLOTR,CASTORS,I4IINEE PLATED
0001)0, WATCHFA, tke. (Exiablished 1811.)
A A pa te n . pen Ibuniale end u sneak deerlblng
an article to be sold for a doller, , lo cta; IN for
II: le !MIN; New to 100 for 1110; vent by malL
Free proems to getter up, (eertA Op per we.
more Noe those gamed by any Wier onscernj
awarding to Woad deb. Send us* trial club,
or If not do not fall 10 send for • circular.
. . . .
N. B.—Our sale should sot be Massed wll.ll
New York dollar Jew , :p soles or booms ••Tes
Com pupas." as a t t r f ug tits sort.
AN. KIWI/AM.
45 Hanover 85., 134.4t0u, Yam.
July 11., Wit Na,
NOTICE
eaciananildp' bend fore exletlng he
temotes undennisted the Produce and
Fe lag bas was dhuolved an the
Mt day of jimmy inst. by mutual OM*
sent. The boohoo: accounts and all unncUled
badness bare beau left In the hands of Salm
r..eatp. hi duty authorised to sed.lo up
Ibb irial be found
ed at tha Ware.
howskant oseupana eflfateraltlebam
& = one Laternded are mutt.
to toll
c arohnie
• W. A. W.
ALM WM. tf
• SUM WAFTED.
ru s aft eNlEl rult n he= r arA
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