alittolistmots.
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• • ....
thread........
n se
....
.
so. lflrirOittnnitt want.
•• y .Worsted wart...
cover
• .clidir
slipper
p mat
mat
worked dress
y
reaktmesham
let eustdos..
WERT AND !ANDY WORIE.
01 00
/ 00
MRS
Mil
ellca cane
cl=calr e
collar
f ra flowers -
cuss
bread
b , lead
°ru st
cochauut cakt , , each 1 00
sow
iscui cakes maccamons,
60
t
CLASS NO. 21.
trawberries, quinces, plums,
pples, pears, apricots, to
pples, cherries, citron, &c.,
ince. rasttherry, apple, call's
tio
hes
and peach Jelly, each:. ft
VT, peaches, pears, corn,
CLAM NO. 22.
Pear, quince and loniatoe
MEI
• ris, peppers, tomatoes,
up
s, mixed Make's, each....
Miss am. 22
dablimi, roses, verbenas,
•
ties dalles, roses, .tc
. asters, pansies, COI"
use plants, by one. person,
each
U tunY arranged I? , afkketot -
-MrSICAL
,INSTRITMEIiTS.
CEI
; . 4O OO
n 'T. -4 09
ADENLT WA. , E AND HOESEHOLD
INVENTIONS-
titet u ) lre
Niue
Ir 2 00
2 00
special premium.
us and Improvements of house
ug valuable properties, and not
y the foregoing heads, Ms
tuns, or diplomaK may beaward•
TS, BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHING, &C.
is and ca j •1 00
IN and shoUi ..... ..... 100
• 'a clothing 1 00
4. re • 100
oktug and chewing tote°.
1 00
n the county 1 00
A.PRITNOB, &c.
witum and paintings 1111_00
paintings drawn by a an
nui 1 00
1 00
ell drawing 1 00
t:gra l
painph andarnbrotypes 200
mentating 1 00
2 00
1 00
.i.`.siEol:S ARTICLES.
tall the exhibition of any and
y be useful or convenient In
irulture or Horticulture, or be
er; all articles and implements
use in the domestic or social
nets of
althOuart and skilleand for
t, premituns
erit gh
or d not
ip enu
lommeas rad
m te ay
NI) REGULATIONS,
Animals for I.`xhibition must
lat the Mattress ()Mee. The
togs will be opened . on Mon:
ember, to receive them; and
lo ti yed by the Society win as.
guard rounds. Arti-
and will be the
pro g perly taredlor.
toetition will be made after
talking entered be removed
I 1 the close of the Fair, with.
le President.
smested to present themselves
ce, at 10 o'clock, A. M., on
report their awards to the
o'clock, M., on )Thrmsday.
'Ms can only be entered to
and no one can have two
to It.
dtutUou of horsea no person
, dug charge of the stock,
attending to their duties, will,
or excuse, be admitted with-
'ater will be supplied Tree of
gals entered for premiums•
wevided at the lowest east
desire to purchase.
arriaLs entered for exhibition
lams uncalled for, for - thirty
ty. the Fair, shall be deemed
d be awarded when the ani
med unworthy. -
• marked will cards, which
the Secretary, dft.lgus,tlit
nd these cards must not 'be g
the Awarding Conunlttees
samlnations.
unittee will take eveU Pm'
the safe keeping of all arti
ter their arrival and arrange
ty Will not be responsible for
hat may occur. They desire
rsonal attention to their ant
at the close of the Fair at-
e shall be taken out of the
t the leave of the President.
cted to obey the Marshals
their stock, when Instruct
persokproving retraetoty
oompering•
will De assigned a place on,
entries are made, as the re--
ty require.
ethment booths will not be
eating drinks.
intoxicated upon the
a disorderly manner, sun,
from the grotpfls.
example wtil be made oL
Admission Tickets.
.Ung to titthrfere with tint
icaUon.s, will be promPU3
tltion.
• as to the regularity of
r Important matter, which
'competent to decide, they
same to the President.
F ADMISSION.
Mpg man, Wife mil
•-• minor eons, dorini
$1 110
MITI
rs at age •
ingle admission •
!ensure vehicle. Benue`
a dmi55i0n........... 75
in them . . , . 15
Leasure vehicle, gentle
admisslim . . ......... 100
in
.. 25
tting man tWitiii
addition family
• . 50
iting o n e - horse: b
gentleman and
dim to Lundy ta 60 •
tang two-horsefb3
gentleman a ndaddiUon ly
73
•401E43 tequired y
tto Ore
e obtained Nanall tickets.
Idly required to keep upon
heel by tale Board of Man
• g ugly at the time de.
KIM
' lCc~l'reside t 'ut,
Is.
iTespondulg Recording Secretary,
reT.
u, Jo'toy-
FuroutuCi Diam a nd W.
(Aug. 26, 1670—tt
AGENTS ?
yaw tar
.7(03-ExPLoarTz
TE LAMP,
io Professors 4a oar col
ly Safe
ll—no m bad odot-4ginaoi
etalte. Our Agedus"
laPPites a mud as aril
!hese, with stfrAD,
F. BOWZY
. 111
echt &bi
.trukai.a.uts,
OlttleOUNit
t.tma ow
INFLUENZA,
longsiond
rd disease of
loa. also,
This 'medicine has bar d
•
S -op CASES
country, few k as
never
en ke time lead h ackie aeeerd
d $0 cur. Glee
e Every how.
• :ea with a box 4111 &ft
&funie. The eonsumat 15,
'WOO& • -
by la tulL y *Vox
eireaba—
, Agase eeemay.
• , OUST & CO.
l ea Ch all...Z d zs,vl2Cleen
•••a= a)*
, the Aft gayly
it TM community In
ug nuluinten tie
• at. • 2V *
• ... A ; hula
SY 00
100
1 00
/ 00
6100
SALES.-Mr. Ilezekiah Latshaw has sold
his farm, in Franklin township, to Henry
Biesecker—ltil acres, at $lO,OOO.
DON'T FORGET—the Festival of the
Methodist Fdpiscopal Chusvh, in Apical
tuna! Hall, no* in proves& It will be
open Thu d&' and Friday evenings.
VirDaniel fieiselman, of Union towi,
ship, while, attending Van Amburg's me
nagerie in Hanover last week, was robbed
of twenty some dollars by an expert pick=
pocket: . '
_ .
CMCP-MEZTIIIO.—The colored Camp-
Meeting, nowin progress in Wolfs woods,
east of towp,has;been well. attended, and
good orderpreserted. It Will be coutiqued
until Monday night.
Pic4lrc.--There will be a Basket' - Pio-
Nic and Cottillon Party at Jacob Bolling
er's grove, two miles west of Barney, Md.,
near the Littlestown and Emmittsburg
road, on Saturday the 17th inst.
- - - -
Pnitit..ToitAross.—.3fre. Win. C. Stll
- of this place, sends us a lot of
deeidedlx the largest and best developed
Totns4oes we have seen this season. anti
weighs two pounds—alljif theni beiviill 7 ,
usually large and well formed.
13 rmurammcre.—Messrs. Peter Fenner,
Thomas McKinney and Charles Heller
ha '
af
z h erected a two-story log dwelling
in Menalien township, and Mr.
..
Michael Black has enlarged and improved
his. Messrs. Amos Schlosser and Thomas
Sillik have put up additions to#keir bulls.
Pu.i . ..-rWe observe among recent
publiestkons one by Rev. Dr. Schmucker
of this place, on the True Unity of Christ's
Church. It has referronce to the Werkl'ir
Evategissa.Agiamw --War • .
volume, 042
_pages, And .is published by
A. D. I% affdOlph, New York, at $1.25.
Taws .Yorn Owbi oOutent
porary very justly remarks, that every
Republican ought to take his own eounty
paper. If he loves Republican principles
he surely. can afford. four, cents a week ,tdi
.sprea&them: The cost ofa iiiper . is uo
excuse for not taking one. Tyre is not
a week passes but -that five times four
cents are spent, foolishly, which , might
have been much better invested in a nesint
paper. Two dollars a year inrted in a
newspaperbuys more reading matter than
twenty dollars will purchase in the shape
of books. A man ma) read books all his
life, but if he fails to lewd the papers, he
may be called ignorant. Without a pews
paper a man is virtually out of the iirorki.
CENISIIII Emma—Dr. George B. Jordy
sends us the Wowing statistics of his dis
strict: . .
, • ,
Berwick .
80; •fami
lies 85; farms 28; white males 145, white
females 179, colored female 1--Mtal popu
lation 925. Deaths Awing the year 4.
Berwick township.--Dwellhlgs 409 ;.
108; limits 76.; white males 249,
females 258—total 507. Deaths 7.
Hamilton , Totenatip.—Dwellings 225-
families_9s9;thrEne4ll4 "t hiti P *Mei .1534
white fenutles 'l3-4,ota - /12b. Deaths 12.
.Oxford Totinship:—LDwellings 258;
families . 271; facais . ll3; white biales 66i f
white' females 655, colored males 8, colored
females B—total 1822. -Deaths 15.
Berwick borough- aud townakip had a
population of 869 in 1880-10 ea in ten years
87. Ilainilickitowunbiiilabdl42s in 'lBBO
—loss SUL Oxford had 1201 iu 1880—gain
" 6111 1,1
Uzi:Bll44Np litte,4 ar
oat til tell .
nay the !home! AntallSet, Itt Oettuutliug.
pendulum On Sae untens4. and themette
cis a good one, outside of ths-aporting
world. A pubs artiole—intrinsically good
—must 4httanssr I ; qlpooptatlfkul,j,
Iy. Th alumna of IJa4ho Wolfe's
=tic Schiedam Schnapps luta indabedthe
ithemannfacture of an hundred Imitations*
but Wins ttirivenxi stain/ hie. Sada&
ture, vb.& others have achievedlf at all
b ut 4 .l ( ol#Vaw!" — mar be: found the
public appswejsittln of a. p ar e and whole
some
"nun% NOR be
applied to ilium, uplu! asumailyof 9 0 . 147
s umptioNenvitigh'seiineei s
sensiblrfikideished 'Misr& to rt& Aria
gratifying to knee thotbevimerld
Dr. ifistar's /Wawa of lißki kaiirs".at
Wifely instrumental in wigwag.** to*,
4 i r raatTAgoridra: 1, MOO.
„LOCAL WEILL
HEAL tarring Semcs.-LWe annex a list
4theroperties offered for sale this fall.
For full deeeiiptions see advertisments:"
PUBLIC SALO.
Saturday, Sept. 10—Heirs of Abraham Pickea, 163
acres, Huntington twp.
verued,,y, 15—E. a Eatery.; 1 1 2 itires
perehes. Straben twp. • ;
Saturday, " 17—Geo. F. Livingston, 14 acres 37
perches, Latimore twp.
" 17—Adm'r. of Henry Yingling.
House and Lot, in Hew Oxford. •
Tuesday, " 2A—Heirs of Wm. Walker, 245
acres, Cumberlapd twp.
Thursday, "- 22—Admildstrakkr of John Miller,
• 410 acres, Straban twp.
Thursday, '23-45241'T5. of Andrew Heintrel
man, Franklin twp., Personal
Property. • -
23—Adm'r. ofJohu Miller, fec.: 160
acres, Mountpleasant twp.,
23—Assignee of Daniel Leer, 110
acres, 100 and.3o acres, Butler and
',Franklin twpa.
SaMorday,, " 160 acres, Beading twp.
" 21—D. C. Brinkerhoff, 75 acres 92
perches, Stratum twp.
" " 24—Ex'r: of Rosa Anu Frank,
acre 9 perches, Beading twp.
" 21—Adm'r. of Jacob March, 78
acres, Lattimore twp.
.. • _
Friday,
" . 91--John Stltzell, Ronal! and Lot in
East Berlin.
Tuesday, " 27—Adal'r. of Mary Kechler, 50
acres, TYrone twp.
Saturday, Oct. I—.l. N. & J. H. Graft, 170 acres In
Straban and 13 acres in Idenallen.
" I—Executors of Henry Brinkerhoff,
House and Lot, Gettysburg.
" " I—Hein of Daniel G. Ekatzgivart
House and Lot, iteechersville.
" 1-41 A. Wolf, Huntington twp., 41
urns . .
. I—lstut F. Tudoi,, Fraaklin
torit , IlliteresChestnuttilni)er.
Friday, " 7. .. Assignees of Jacob Keller, two
tracts, 147 and 50 acres, Union twp .
Saturday, " B—Adm'r. of Elizabeth WlLson, 3
lots of grotind In Huntington twn,
B—Assignees of Join li= Davit,
}him and Mill, 1,"-}i acres, 'Mount
lay twp.
" B—Adm'r. of Geo. Waybright, 36.
acres 96 perches, Cumberland tun. ,
" • " - 28—Assignees Hiram Griest„
lgenallen twp., 60 acres.
FEIVA'rE SALES. -
C. H. &A. D.Huehler, New House and L . ot. Get.
tgsburg, Sow Stevens' Hall
Emanuel Overbottaer, Liberty twp., 5 hems.
George Arnold, Gettysburg, Mills and Farms.
Martha - Ellen Stewart, House and Lot, Gettys
bur. •
11. Ir. Hagetriaa, 18 acres, monorpleasentlWn.
Isaac Groupe, 100 acres, Tyrone twp...
Ex'r. of James Townsend. 201 acres, Heading twfr.
Theodore Bender, 218 acres, Cumberland twp...
Abraham Flckres, 86 acres, Straban
Cyrus S. Griest, House and Lot, Gettysburg.
Trustees of M. E. Church, House and Lot, Getty's
burs.• : • .
S. 11. Row, House and Lot, Gettysburg.
Duncan, 'O'Neal & Fahnestock, House and Lot,
Gettysburg.
John Baker, 2136 acres, Freedom t wp.
Elias Mayer, 1112 acres, Butler twp.
John Hartman, 198 acres, Cumberland twp.
Hon. R. McCurdy. 125 acres, Ciunberland twp.
Henry 81111 k, 82 acres, Menallen twp.
tirrhe Republican County Committee
will ineerid the Eagle Rotel, in Gettys,
burg, on Saturday Sept. 10, at 1 o'clock,
P. M., for the transaction of important
businesS.
VILfIIII
and eentlueL
EAST BKRLrId , Sept. 5, 18 W,
EDITORS STAR AND SENTERELP—AbOIIt
2 months ago the "Junior Red Stocking"
Base Ball club was formed at East Beilin.
A few weeks ago a challenge was sent by
the "Dexter" club of New Oxford, and a
match game played at East Berlin, the
Dexters winning the game by a score of 17
to 6. Last Saturday the "Junior Red
Stockings" went to New Oxford and
played a match game with the "Dexters"
with the following result:
MI
MANI
JUNIOR RED STOCKINGS.
O. li. I O. R.
G. W. MeSherry, c 3 4!F. Miller, ss 0 4
P. Miller, p 2 5.1 J. Hagle, rf 3 0
IL L Spangler, ss 3 2 J. Houser, c 4 1
I'. H. Schwartz, lb 3 3 C. Wiest, ef: 4 3
H. M. Spangler, 2b 1 4 C. Emmert, p 1 3
L GeMelman, 3b 3 1 ;Wm. Sheely, 3b 3 3
C. L Brown, If 42 G. Einmert, If 3 2
IL H. McSherry, cf 4 3 C. B I le, 2b 5 1
W. IL Bently, rf 3 3 W. BLilr. lb 3 2
Junior Red Stockings 27—Dexter 19.
Umpire—Mr. Buckminster.
Scoren—C. Shoely and Jas. Swartz.
. -
The Red Stockings won the game by 8
runs and white -washed the Dexters on the
6th and 7th innings. - Good for East Berlin.
Though behind the piein,eome tbipgs
not 411.( j t J o'
The Red Stockings feturlioJiouge aboiit
9 o'clock P. M., as merry as they could
be, enlivening the town by the inusic of
- Shoo fly—don't eat my grub:
To-day we beat the Dexter club!"
H. F. F.
[For the Star and Sent
DEATH OF PROF. STIEVER—ACT ineL
lON
OF COLLEGE FACULTY.
WHEREAS, it has pleased God, in His
wise Providence, to call to Himself our
esteemed colleague, Prof. 31. L. STCEVER,
gr. in the various eyaelliien:of
Tutor, Prineipat of the Preparatory De
partment, Professor of History, and Pro
fessor of the Latin Language and Litera
ture, and Secretary of the Faculty, has
been connected with Pennsylvania College
for thirty years: therefore,
Reaolred, That, in this sad affliction, we
recognfize the kind hatid of him who doeth
all things well, satisfied that, through the
merits of our Lord Jesus Christ, our col-
eague rests in peace.
RraoWit, That whilst we thus bow in
submission to the Divine will, we, at the
same time, express.our heartfelt sorrow at
the loss which we have sustained, and our
tender sympathy with his bereaved fam
ily in their affliction. -
14stsitied,.. That whilst we mourn over his
I unexpected death, we, at the same time,
titanic-our Heavenly Father Air his life.
Resaissd, That we hereby record our
sincere appreciation of this valuable ser
vices which for so many years he rendered
Pennsylvania College. as an earnest and
devoted friend, and a laborious and self.
sacrificing worker s -who gave to the Insti
tution the beast years of his life, and a zeal
in our common interests, which was made
all die more valuable by -his long experi
ence as a member of the Faculty, and his
accurate ac(piaititaace with the r history of
the College.
Resolved, That his uniftwatcourtesy as a
Christian gentleman,. and hisoonsc ientious
discharge of all the duties devolving^ npon.
him as a member.of the Faeulty,will ever
be cherished by his associates and former
pupils, among the objects of their most
grateful recollection.
.Resolvd, That these molutions be en
tered upon our minutes, be published in
the papers of the church and town, and
that a.copy be transmitted to the family
of the deceased
By ordekof thc , ,Facultyr
ILtuan.F.B, &C
[For the Staisatid 'sentinel.
YORK Srrumeis, Avg. 30, 1370.
L. Burn:lit—The Oak Ridge Union
Sabbath School, Dr. J.ll. 'Marsden' and
A. B. Walker, Superintendents, held - their
annual celebration B. llifillar'iOrove,
on Saturday lest. 'They marched - from
the School Dense ivith- banners flying, ac
companied "by the Frmilifintown Brass
Band, 4d - the grove, where seats and stands
had been prepared.'"Mtich praise Li due
the energetic citizens who so tastefully
decorated the ireods. The great attrac
tion fuethis jubilant procession was the
I wagon !odds of cages, fruits, and substan
tials. Able . addresses 'were dgitireied by
the Rev. Dr. J. H. Marsden, Rev. J. B.
Jones, -Rev. Mr. 'McClure, find the Rev.
Mr: Anthony; To sum up . the result of
this day's enjoyment in a few words wd
must say that old and young is - ere - pleased
and satisfied. One is surprised to see how
,easily the large num ber of children present
were controlled--hoWliarmoniuus all their
plans—so.that nothing occured to mar the
day's pleasur. This is a striking feature
in all our Sunday School celebrations, and
provis the power of that love which 'unites
the hearts, of Teacher .and.Bcbolar, and
niakes flejiunday School such an efficient
•araney in4eveloping better feelings
of mic poor hujaauity. May the cause
prosper .tilhevety child is underthis
one influence, is the wish of one who-en
joyed very much this most enjoyable oc
casiop and wants-an invitation next yeary
orTri the "Star Bone Phosphate
See adveftisenient.
ALWAYS A.ILEAD.—Capt.• Noluus is, de
termined not to be outdone by rivals, and
hence has been brushing up his "Head-
Quarters," on the corner pf the Diamond
and Cklainbertilb!lrg street, Wrioldls cor
ner,rwhere he, has on hand the largest and
-best assortment Re ady-made Clothing of
all kinds, for Spring and Summer use, ever
opened in 'Gettysburg, aml which he is of
fering at
.astenishingly low figures. His
stock of. Straw Hats embraces all styles,
qualities, and prices. ap22—tf
Sava Monnv.—Pendingthe agitation of
the Finding Itill, which will evidently de-
I precUteCknernment Bonds, personowould
do well by reading the adyertiserfient-of the
"Gettysburg,,,National Bank," in another
column, and :zehange their Government
Bonds and realize a handsome profit there
by, and pOtitip.44 ini as lefe afil
there
pr
%UV J r tr.
112irTry the "Star Bone Phosphate."
See advertiftesnent. • , tf
ELADRIED.
Gocirmaitillt-ioei • 'llfe 7th ult., by the
Rev. H. Seifert, Mr. Geo. Goehenour, of Washing. ---
ton twp. York co., to Miss atalinda Spahr, of East -ntppw 8 . 4 .. L14 to. itlrt, irtij,LBUIPL : •
Berlin, Adams county. -
ILMBLETON-CLAIMSON.-011 the 6th lust-, at -1L ERSONA PROPERTY.
A Nebraska, 1 1 :41; Rev. R. H. Clarkson, D. . P
r `..
~Bishop of Neb James Douglas Ramble- The under's( ed, Ailministrators of the Estate
..
~. 1 415, 3 3 Y . . 99Gabingliter - of alshoP ANDREW exacta, deceased, will sell at
t"C .. '.
, . ' blic Sale, at the late residence of said deceased,
W . itigh. Mb volkatat li Franklin-township; on thekliazabersbursPike,
y e v. .WOl7, -T' ..... 111 IN" Mel „near Seven Stars. on 2hur ay the 22d ay of
114 C
IE
'fttemter, 1870, the following Personal prOpery.
i tA , Wit: I t ( • ' I ' !'
DIED. 'TWO 142r0n WI L E HA.BSEELMh feaderry 4
I • Obituary not! 5 cents a Rue for all over four Cows' 6 n ' u g B ' *l6 ' li d "P , & INSh EMI&
lines--cash. to areLepithy the notice. tread three-horse Wagon, a two.horse Wagon,
... .
r at itg_ Wagon, Palling -top Buggy nearly new,
,; ,
wag n, •Moore's Patent Way Rake, - Hay
GEL-On the 2ith_ult., In thhi ylottk Aiwa. Laddrs, 400 d Ladders, 2 sets Dung Boards,
grer, infant child of DaMel H. ana marc": Win nowmg Mill, Cutting Box, 2sets Breechbands,-
AaingeL aged 4 months and 2S days. one set in_iN 3
Fly' Ne4l nearly . newoatieo
,Lorr.-On the 23d ult., of disease of the brain, set Rart 0,.), BriMeoLeod 'Renew Mainz
Margaret Rebecca, daughter of Robert S. and; Side dles, Riding Bridles, 2 pair
on
of Freedom township, Adams county, Pa., Chains, Breast Log and Cow Chains, 2 Plows, one
11 months and 10 d a ys. nearly now, mow double -and single Rimer
_ -On the 26th Wt. in Middletown, Joseph Pkm_s, Corn Coverer , Crow BarMocks,Adaal=
of
M., only ch il d of Dr. Geor g e W. and Sadie Smith , and Wedges, Forks and Rakes, Grind Stone, a lot
aged 4 years, 2 months anti 3 days. of Carpenler Tools, 2 Grain Cradles, Scythe and.
... Pernmeox.-On the 31. st tilt, in New Chester, Sneath, 30 feet of one inch Ewe, 3 Ladders,
At the residence of her uncle Geo. Elurehart, Esq., Wheelbarrow. Also HOUSEHOLD AND KITIIII
- 011ie Patterson, aged 19 . years. RC f liCi : ,Di ' • ' eetlek....Uß4oo6-
m yy ... 7tr og hir ‘ At New Orleams, on me 2 7th ult., ding " "1 - ;; . • i• • P u u slOtrirf
oldest daughter of Joseph F. Wal„ 3 Tab „ ~ ,' ra one se /EOM
ifiT4iami, yof Gettysburg, aged 22 years. Chairs, 2 :', 2
.....
.Clocks Mirrors, ymii , Lof
Parlor ift.
..t, ./
Spinning wasm ,... Wfror i /Te ll el, Bullstio - E n 4;
Cooking Stove and fixtures, 2 ew ; Stoves.
'Valuable Town Property Parltaltiose, and
Huntingease a lot of
Books, a eensware Knives and Fo rks , Crocks,
;41 Barrels, : -,:.- r a ntesseLs, Braes, *id
FOR SALE. ir" , 'Ke • . -t• f..i ' ts. %ant, TU
it.' • " W 02 9.. : :14 . i una t e., i ; ) , A ati .
. r
The new two story Corr: der, • i i l 3 oy the Tiniimols of extol
Motif a loi ofl ii ,, , PLe4n^h Rielsivarallaate i
so ,
''' BRICK DWELLING, bt °flan/16°V/ T ee t -I MX 7 encinif
Posts, and aigablit 'owlet, of Water ertkies. ,
. „,_- -: . - • . • lop coon:hce at 9 'lwk .
le when at. I
I 'll = brick Back TRooma-withigesPiFes .te o w e will Le m •
Ten ' • Wmaimulenow,by
; Orgigh tbe entire _ ling 60 *Con .
~0, „.,.- . 0., . ' ,i 0 -'Rfalimtv,.-,
Stacraime street, north of Stevens Han. The Me. • ".•'.... oe ,_- .i
AWA, and completed in bat style. IS will be JOM'Sfi ' '' - ' . - uetbneer* "Will.
petre tenns,
AIWA* ...,.., . • ASP
sold by Gotober it will be for Rent. ' *as la d( • 1., •ii •.• cafe
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MOTlCE.—Letters of Administration nu the
/II estate of EMILIA Rim, late of Huntington
township, Adams county, Pa., deceased, having
been granted to the undersigned, residing in said
township, behereby gives notice toad persons in
debted to said estate to make immediate payment,
and those having claims against the same to pre
sent them properly authenticated for settlement.
Sept 9, 1870 6t• MOSES S. 13 0 WEES, Adm'r.
. --
'PHE undersigned has on hand and for sale,
1500 PRI3IE PEACH TREES of various
kinds, which he will sell at a reasonable price,
wholesale or retall. Call and see me before pur
chasing elsewhere.
Sept. 0.-3 t
SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRL
I PROPOSE to start a Girls' Select School: The
1 character and experience of the Lortructors se
eared, and the course of study groped, guaran-
tee that this school will be, what It is designed to
make It, a FIRST.CLASS Institution. A. limited
number of boarders will be admittted.
For Circulars, andfurtherluformatiominoulre of
Ray. IL. LOUIS RAUGUER,
Sept. 9, Irt-tir Gettysburg, Pa.
MAPLETON SEMINARI
' I 'IILS School, situated In the healthy mountain
ous district, near Bendersville, in Adams
county, Pa., will open for the reception of pupils
TINON MONDAY, OCTOBER 10th, 1870.
4i l astuction will be under tbecharge of Louisa
A. ight, Graduate , of the State Normal School,
Millersville, Ps.
Besides superior educational advantages, a
pleasantloanie will be afforded to those who avail
theinselveg of its privileges. For terms and par.
likulars address CHAS. J. TYSON, or
MARIA E. TYSO.
Aug. 28.-td Floradale, Adams county, Pa.
ASSIGNNEF.S' SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL AND PERSOIYIAL PROPERTY.
On Safi:oft, Vie 22d troy of October neet, at 1
• o'clock, P. 3L, on the prenitsoa,
The undersigned, Assignees of HIRAI! GRIZIT
and Wife, under a deed of voluntary- Asalgrunent
for the benefit of creditors, a ill sell at Public Sale,
the following Real mu! PerSonal PrOperty: A
'FARM, containing 60 ACRES, more or less, situ
ated in Menallen township, Adams county, Pa., 2
miles south of Bendersville. The improvements
consist of a good two-story FRAME HOUSE, con
taining 8 rooms with good dry cellar and a never.
falling Spring of excellent water at the door, large
Bank Barn with covered yard, Wagon Shed Corn
Crib, Carriage House, Wood House, Spring House,
Shop, and other outbuildings, all of which are
nearly new.
The land is of good quality, well unproved and
well watered, with a fair proportion of Meadow
'and Timber land, with a good Orchard of Choice
Fruits, just in its prime. Also, will be strld-a lot of
Corn. Oats, Hay, and
Corb frx oy d er a .
wo To dasny one
andd h XAM to e this be
fo sm re a p l u r f c a h m using
elsewhere.
*'Attendance will be given and terms made
known on day of sale by
Sept. 9.—Ls
- VALUABLE FARM
' AT PUBLIC SALE
, -
On Saturdap,theltd day of Ortober next, at 1
o'clock, P. It, on the prem lees,
The undersigned, intending to remove to Kan
sas. will sell at Public Sale, his VALUABLE
FARM, situated In Huntington township. Adams
county, Pa., % of a mile west of Idaville, near
the road leading from Bendersville to Hunters'
Bun B. It Station, about 3 miles from the latter
place, containing 41.1 ACRES, more or less, of
Patented Land, adjoining lands of John B. Group,
Jacob Manor!, John Fishburn, and others. The
Improvements consist of a nearly new two-story
LOG HOUSE, with Basenient, plastered Inside
and outside, a Log Barn, with good stabling, and
other outbuildliuts. also, a good Apple Orchard
and small fruits In abundance, consisting of
Cherries, Pears, Grapes, Plums, &c. A stream of
water runs through the farm, and there is a nev.
er-failing Spring near the door. This farm is In
a good state of cultivation having been recently
limed. The farm Is located in a pleasant neigh
borhood and convenient to Churches, Schools,
Mills, Post-Oflice, and Store. The•Litne-Kllns are
within 4 mile of the farm. Persons wishing to
view the premises will call on D. IL Idarkley, re
siding in 'darn* of William Funk: residing on
the farm
Cbruilttons of , F/ate. , - , -One-half on the first day
of April, 1871, and the balance in twoequal annu,
al payments; 10 per cent. of the purchaae money
or Its equiirahsnt to be paid down after the Farm
-Is struck down. H. A. WOLF.
Sept. 9.-ts
A DESIRABLE FARM
AT PITBLIC SALE.
IN pursuance of authority glren by the last will
and testament of SA3ttrEL B. PATTERSON, late Of
Hamilton township, deceased, will be sold, on
Thursday, the 6th of October, ISM, on thdprem
ism, the Real Estate of said decedent, viz:
A FARM, situate in Hamilton township, Adams
county, Pa., on the Carlisle and Hanover turn
-
Pike, I% nines south-east of Hampton, bounded
by the Great Conowago and lauds of Jacob Wei
ler, John .rat Urson and others, containing 120
Acres, more or leas. About 20 acres are in Tim
ber. with a full proportion of Meadow. The Farm
has been well limed, and is highlyproductive.—
The im_provements consist of a large FRAME
WEATHERBOA.RDED DWELLING, Bank-barn,
W4ma.ahed, Cern-crib, and other necessary out-
butaunas; a never - failing well of water at the,
door, and water in most of the fields; a firgi-rate
young Apple orottartt. beside ether fruit, Peach,
Cherry, &c... The property is a desirable one in •
every respect, and Ls convenient to churches,
schools mills, stores and mechanic shops. Per
sons wishing to view Bare requested to call on
the Executor, in New Chester, or on Mr. Hoffman,
the tenant.
le to commence at 1 to'clock, P. M., on
terms
a ma y, de known b n atte y ndance will 1 given and
uolicitg Firßv4irr,
=.ecutor.
SepL 9.-14
=I
atritiu of flit litarktts.
01. I Prothier Market,
Eivrasjr
' F ' 10M rhuryday Morning.
364.4445 i.. 4.60 . 431 S' 75
EX7ILti IPLOtht: .. .. .
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6 - 1 3
Win= 1,85 @ .1 36
Rim 1 . 30 60
... .. . . ......... . . 70 43 90
.. ... . ...... 75 . @ 85
Oars, 5 47 43 .52
TnrirruT-BaD,. 00 el 00
Cumsa-844ED, 0.00 000
FLAX -81173D, 000 @ 000
BACON, SHOULDBBB, 15 43 1534
BEI3EO, 17 1 4 @ 18
" lams, 26
43 17%
LARD,
oitytionrs:OrninAt Provision Storkei.
Gettysburg, Friday Morning.
000 it 000
000 @ 575
• ....... 000 0 000
119 @ 130
000 0 95
.. 000 @ 90
. 37 @ . 42
.000 @ 000
.000 @ 400
000 Sa 000
80 @ 100
OCO @ 25
00 @ 16
00 @ 16
00 . 13
00 @ 13
00 @ 18
00 @ 6
00 @ 10
Soma nom,'
It(nu Flom, „
WHITE WHEAT,
RIM' WHEAT,
CoHli •
Itta,;
04T8,
Eivoxlvax,iT; •
THIOTHESHED,
CLOTHS-SEED,
.POTATOES,
BUTTES,
Ewe,
BSCOS, SHOULDERS,
" SIDES,
" HAMS,
50er,....
TALLOW,
STOCKS AND BONDS.
Closing Pelee, of De Haven & Bro.,
40 South lied St., Philadelphia.
3 o'clock, P. .21L,
s, 6's•of '81.....
44 61 '164
44 41 , 65,
'" " '65 new,
" Vs, 10.40• x,
V. S. 30 Year 6 per cent. Cy
Due Comp. Int. N0te5......
Gold,
• 1141,', 114%
Silver 100 112
Union Pacific R. IL Ist M. Bonds 801.1 811)
Central Pacific R. 11.,. 880 820
Union Pacific Land Grant 80nd5,.... 730
grew ldurtisiintuto
PEACH TREES
JOHN L. HOLTZWOHT
ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 3d,
CYRUS S. GRIEST,
CHAS. J. TYSON,
Assihmess.
Is t,.
E "L E I 10' .N 1
An IDeetion Ai. foreleven otthe "Adams
County Mutual Fire
h e
burg " e
held at the °Mee of the pan la umay o
t iber
on Afondyle Nth day . Ensf.aie.
tire of 2 and 4o' P. JOL. •
za. as entttledto
e by• - hlm.
a9P - The Executive Committee will meet at 10
o'clock, A. M., on said day.
Sept. 9.-td D. 41...BIJEALKB, Bec'y.
A DESIRABLE STORE AND LOT
AT PRIVATE SALE.
The undersigned offers at Private Sale. his
Store and Lot ol Ground, situate In Liberty tow
ship, Adams county,. Oti Mitynesboro'
turnpike,34rmie eat MDT 2 miles
west of Entrnittsburg, Weird/1g lands . of J P.
McDivitt, IX C. &rise and others, containing 6
ACRES, more or Ices. TheLlr a
two-stoFRAME DWELLMO with larg e
Store Rom in basement, Bank Bimprovements a rn, The a build s
ings are all new, having been built last year, with I
post and rail chestnut fencing nearly new. There
tdoor s a good well of water with pump In near the
&c. TAY Land , a oung Orchard of choice Apple, Peaches,
Is in
place. prime order and Ise desirable
azielf not sold before the sth day of November,
It will be sold on that day at Ptibik Sale, at
o'clock, P. M. one
Sept. 9--td EMANURL OVERHOLTZER
PRIME CHESTNUT LOT
AT PUBLIC SALE
On Saturday, the day of October next, at .2
o'clock, .P IL, on the premises,
of P
The undersigned_will offer at Public Sale, a tract
RIME TIAtRyO LAND, situate In Franklin
towll l l %t - Y l 2kr4 cotuitl, adisdning tasids of John
Ernst, Aosanern Larew, Joel Griest,; apd others.
on the awl leading ' from reeks' Store k the Boll
ing Springritad. The tract contains about 10
ACRES, and Is well covered with prime CHEST
NUT timber—none better in the county. It
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be sold entire or In three or more lota, as may suit
purchasers.
SS - Attendance will be given and terms made
known by ISAAC F. TUDOR..
Sept, 9.-ts*
A lg. lith
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTIES
• - AT. PRLVAT.E SALE.
•
I will sell at Private
No. I —WALNUT GROVE MILLS,
one mile south of Abbotertown on the Hanover
Mtunintke, with se ACRES ON LAND, mostly
eadow bottom, known as Iloillager's
.114 114 V,
.112% 112 , 4
.111% 111%
.111% 111%
.110 MA,
.110 11014
110 % 110%
11.,t5X 106
111% 111%
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No. 2 — PINE 111E1: MILLS,_ 1 mile
south of Harne_y, Carroll county on he head
waters of the Monocacy, with li ACRES OF
LANIIs. D,
4. heavy water power, known. as ; l..inah's
Milsgo,„ . , , ! •; .-.,
No. "3—IKNO AS f 'SANDOES
11 4 . r •
MILLS, 6 LAND,th ' of Gettysburg, with 80
ACRES OF heavy waterpower. All these
Mills are in perfect good running order. Also,
A CHOICE FARM OF 231 ACRES,
near Gettysburg, well limed, With No i l Windings.
A/so,
. .
ONE OTHER FARM WITH 90 .
ACRES OF LAND, near Llttlestown, Adams
county, well Ilmisdowkit .No. .1 new buildings.—
Terms accommodating. I will exchange one of
the Mill pnmerties for a_good Farm In Adams eo.
Gettysburg, Sept. 9,1870.-im GEO ARNOLD.
RAISE HEAVY CRoP
MPROVE THE SO
WHTTE LOCK'S
VEGELITOR 9
WHICH CONTAINS 13 A tOLUDI.E CONDITION
Every Element Necessary
to the 9xtwth of the plant, formation of the
provenient. of the Laud
yon want any thing to grow try Whiteloek's
Veglfrr.
comes nearer what cotton wants to eat than
any thing I ever saw
IJU make more irlieat an outiaare train
Ls application than on two acres where othe
manure nay ILied.
cheerfully recommend if au a flrst-class man
"Tike increased yield trona au applleatWn ut /3)
Po untr4 per acre wa.s ten Nisbet' perirre."
A. J. SCHINDLE.
-I think it has given more satisfaction than any
Fedillia 4evpt
, t , . 6 L.
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"I arn very laugh pleased with Its action on nry
crop of wheat and endorse it as it No. 11.,e411-
MANUFACTURED 111
W. WHITELOCK & Co.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
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Sept 9, Igal —2nl •
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: ,7. ct.wmENTS & CO., Proprietors,
~., Feb. 11, 1870.—lyin
'' ' S 1 . iiiirFor sale in Gettysburg, .Ps., by IL D.
: cams t, Druggist
311Thiaation Of- Teackers.,
gay
&le , : of tit - Gettysburg Rai!nit
N the Supreme Court of - Pennsylvania for the
Eastern District, fa ftn . ity.
GE(IRGE SWOPE et al ' s +
THE GETTYSBURG RAIL- •
ROAD COMPANY et al. '
Whereas, The Geburg Relined Gem pttry
bY mortgage, dated ma ttys y 23,1567 , and duly
ed, (Migrant and assign unto GEORGESWOPE,
his successors and anligtek the railroad of said
Company from its eastern terminus in the town
of Hanover; in the county of York, through the
town of New Oxford, andthe borough of Getty"-
burg, and Westward nearithe town of Waynes
it= the countrof • Franklin, to the In
w terminus at the line of the State of Mary
land, at or neer the town of Middleburg, In the
county of Franklin, State of Pennyslvaula, with
all the corporate franchises and appurtenances of
said Gettysburg Railroad Company, together
with the locomokve engines and ears , lands and
tenements, tons, revenues, rights and privileg es ,
whatsoever thereunto belonging or in any wise
appertaining, to have and to hold the said rail
road and receive and take all and singular the
estate and premises, hereditament, and appur
tenances thereby granted or intended to be. with
Mthe lomotives, Ike., unto the said GEORGE
Ptand blicsoceessors In the trust, never
ess for the benefit of the holders of the bench;
of the Company, to the amount of IkMO,OOO.
And whereas, by a decree entered by the Sti
preme Court of Penns lvanla, In the above Cu
titled case, it was that said mortnge
was a first lien upon the railroad, toils, franeMsea
property, income, estates, and premises therein
Mentioned, and it was ordered that, on default
being made by the Gettysburg Railroad Com
pany, in the payment of the bonds with coupons
attached, within the period fixed by the sald de - j
cree, the railroad property, estates, premises, ap-
purtenances, and franchises oonveyed by the said
mortgage, should be exposed to sale by public
vendue, or outcry, as one entire lot, in the city of
Philadelphia, by the said GEORGE SWOPE, to
whoni all needful authority for that pnrpose al
thereby given upon the terms and conditio ve ns
therein mentioned and hereinafter set forth.—
And whereas, default has been made by the
Gettysburg Railroad Company the payment as
aforesaid. Npw, therefat, do eels hereby given,
that, under and Wry virtue.* demee, GEORGE.
SWOPE, therein named, will, 4 , 11 Tit ERSDAY,
the 13th day of October, A. D. 1570, at 12 o'clock,
nexpose to public sale, by public vendue or outcry,
ightsoleef the railroad, together with the lands,
of Way, bridges, culvOrts, trestlework, ma
chinery, depots, grounds, and buildings situate
thereon, anti also all the tolls, issues, income,
profits rights, privileges,and franchises, and al ,
so, M 1 the tars engines, locoupdtwe, tenders, or
other thinp used n the business or management
Of said railroad and it i appurtenances, at the
Merchants, Exchange in the city of Philadelphia.
The railway above described is situ In the
annities Adains and'Yorlt, Tennsya, and
begins at the town of Renewer, In York county,
and extends to Gettysburg, In the comity of Ad.
atns, a distance of sixteen and half miles.
TERMS OF SALE.
The propertylwill be struck off to the highest
and best bidder upon his signing the conditions
of sale. Tenthotearnidolars to be paid in cast,
and the balance in thirty days thereafter.
When the purchase moueyshall have been paid,
and the sale confirmed by the Court, the saki
GEORGE SWOPE will execute and deliver to the
perchaser or purchasers, suMelent deed or deeds
conveying the premises unto him or them in fee
simple.
GEORGE SWOPE, Tncitee.
Gettysburyt, Sept. 2, IB7o.—ts
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A specific for all diseases of the resplnttory or
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.biconfeeres as a Honv , r Inninranbi-4
Yew Rook' Free of Oat, ciim fo
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sources and published by direction of (lover:for
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In a convenient and readable form it exhibits
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seeking new homes. andotti c statiStiCa
illustrative of the marvellous growth and devel
opment of that young. vigorous and healthy state.
Other publications t o attract immigrants usu.
ally deal In indiscriminate puffery and grossly
exagerated statements. This gives a candid ea.
Hilt of facts, derived chiefly rm fro the State
Bureau of iitatistics, and °the Is' s u pport ed by
scientific and disinterested rest Balmy iif the most
incoidestible character.
Alter a short geographical and historical sketch,
shots log the central position of the state and the
events of its young history, follows a descriptio of n
its beauty and fertility from the testimony Of
high military and literary authorities: an exhibit
of mineral resources a description of Its beauti
ful lakes, rivers, timber, game and fish: a disser
tation an the c li mate, illustrating its marvellous
healthfulness and adaptability to agriculture;
shows how The cultivated area grew from 1.90 u
acres in lei to 1,0),100 acres In 1 , 441, with a stir
puts of 14,400,000 bushels of wheat for export ;
glx"es tables of comparison, proving officially that
Minnesota excels lows and tthio in her average
product of wheat, afar all other staplef,' except
corn shows a 'more' ample allereffeettial water
power than all New England, and that, while not
a tithe•of this power Is yet need, the extent and
value of manufactures have increased 21.5 ler
cent. In nine years.
The book also shows the [ - Mlle and Importance
of the lumbering Interest, commercial resources
and progress, navigation, railroads constructed
and projected, including the • Northern Pacific—
already euergetieally pushed forward—the amaz
ing developmt schoolmnionSel rnothirte
districts. fivehouses and 2:11 olars in
l'sl, to Cii2 districts, 1,9.29 school hollSeSaild 102,-
tfigi scholars in 1 9'$r—progress - population In
which the State is shown to have outstripped all
her sisters. Due attention Is given to political
and social institutions, government, taxation,
value of property, iiistribution of wealth. im
provement of farms, exemption laws, law of de
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It
whereth a chapter on "Fublic Lauds,
how and to get them," shows the amount
of unoccunied lands, how to obtain
gv toe f
government Ire n e farms."
des es bhee the s di n e o en the las o se e opublicla d dan s d
the several modes and cost of obtaining them
tinder the homestead laws, by pre-emption. &c.,
with suggestions as to the manager and cost of
starting firms, when to commence, what money
ran do. what pluck and muscle may do—wages,
employment, and who should come to the State—
affording, in short, all such infonmatiou as emi
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hOSTON,
Sept. 2,1870.-3 m
The Lorraine Vegetable
CATHARTIC PILL.
tr. Lorraine's Vegetable Pill,or La, Medicine
Curative, price 24. cents,
N 4 ILD, Certain, Safe, Efficient. It is far tile
ill. best Cathartic remedy yet discovered, and
at once relieves and Invigorates All the vital
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general public with the conviction that it can
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It produces little or no pain ; leaves. , the organs
tree from irritation, and neter Over taxes Or ex
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skin, blood, stomach bowels, liver, kidneys--of
children, and In many difficulties peculiar to wo-
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The best physicians recommend and prescribe it;
and no person who once uses this will voluntari.
1y return to the use of any other cathartic.
• Sent by mail on receipt of price and postage.
1 Box, $0.25 Postage 6 cents.
sBoxes, 1.00 " 18
12 " 2,25 ...
It Is sold by all dealers in drugs and medicines.
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Ti6N -n LANDS-
I HAVE ON HAND A FEW
T _ ,~;, A
.CTS:
Or NO, 1,
second Land. pmentption Lends located u
kativada. County Towns, /to., in well settled
ilelOtwilleatiaseanainegt.44.
fair price for • late in Adams golmtyrea.
Feb.. 61•D• Ci
POR SALE
1. 942 DESIBA 93IICK DWELLII , I4 HOUSE,
93 feet fronV 40 feet let, With tlfa k atorYf V i t
Baek-bulld ~ u se,
arstAiMse repair, • two a
from Court ease, oti Baltimore street, will be"
en accommodating terms.
),Ferty on ChOmbers&try st., Gettysburg.
H 013831
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Stock and Bond Brokers, st. Louis, Mo.
• •
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JAVA QUALITY
Prepared from different kinds ortloffee, the
flavors of width mingle harmonioinly together.
Put up In Japan Tin Cans. BarreLs, Half - Barrels,
and Boxes.
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213. 235:aid= waslalugton st., New York.
SAXON GREEN.
s Brighter, will not Fade, Cost Less than any
'tiler because it will Paint twice as much surface.
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free to any address on receipt of fifteen
cents. GEO. P. (LOWELL & CO., Publishers, No.
4o Park Row, New York.
The Pittsburg (Pa.) Dyuler, In Its issue of May
29. 1.70, says: "The firm of G. P. Rowell & Co.,
which issues this interesting and valuable book.
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OTlCE.—Letters of Administration on the
IN estate of HENRY YINGLING,. late of NVIr
Oxford, Adams county, Pa., dem...l-sett, baling
_granted to the truderthrned, telsidlng In Nei!
Oxford, he hereby gives notice to all persons in
debted to said estate to make inmedlate payy-~
meut .andthobehaaiugclaimraeaa t the nine to
present them properly authenticated for settle
ment. IVNI. I). HUMS, Adm'r.
Aug. 12, 1,170-6 t
ASSIGNEE%S NOTICE
~ . .
'I i
The antlersigrievi hating beerrappointed.AAg
flees of Hllt.t3f GRIEST and Wife. of Menallen
township, Adams county, in trust for creditors,
hereby give notice to all persons indebted to sidd
Ass c if i r e r to make Immediate paym ent of their ro
sdAan'tts'itio i s !'rese and lit a lhe Szit pees l lUi prV Y Pg, rru henT
rated for settlement
CHARLES J. TYSON.
CYRUS H. GRIEST,
Aug. 12. IS7O-6t Assignees'
le_Thu first named Assignee reside§.l4l4lol
lenethe lAttetirn Butler township. t . ...
4uditor's .Notice..-
3'HE undersigned; 'Auditer, appointed by the
Court of Common Pleas, of Adams Bounty,
"to make distribution of tir
ewes rein/Mitt
in Mr litueds'et GAomirrlit r agiii A•RD;
Caorsn, Assign or.fons ItEini . and to
and among creditors, legally entitled thereto,'
will attend to the duties of said appointment a
Ids office, in Cettystiorg. on Thlitepiky, Me 15:4
day qf September, WO. at which Mine and place
all persons interested are requested to attend.
Aug. 1570.-3 t
H. B. WOODS, Auditor.
26. . .
. . .
Register's Notices,
Nyrkilry LMIOLAtts
dr con ed f lhat the
trat ts , hereafter' mentioned
presented at the Orphans' Court of Adams coun
ty for confirmation and allowance on MONDAY,
the 19th day of SRPTEMBEH. MO, at 10 O'clock,
A. M., viz:
61. The first and final account of John IL Mil
ler, Administrator of the estate of Mary Rock
well, late of Littlestown Adan 4 county, Penna.,
deceased.
SAMISEL A. S4D I Pi, Register.
Sept. 5.1, 1870.—td
Notice to Creditors.
MOTICE is herebe i glikt to all 'persons Indebt
_LT ed either by no or Book account to the firm
of J. & E. Mruatu. of Mountpleasant township,
Adams county, or to km Mazza, lateof Mount
pleasant township, that full settlement must be
made on or before thp FLESR daY,ot,JAMCAMY,
1871., # 0 e 's •
If settlement Kt not made en or tietbrotAat rinie
these notes and accounts will lx* placed In the
hands of an officer for collect u.
JOHN Y. FELTY,
Admlnistrater Of Juba M ill e id.
- .
The notes and Book accounts of the firm of J.
&E. MILLER will be found with .8.. MELLER, at his
store, in tifountpieasant township. The notes
payable to 44r 1141 44 1 1, now Mead, Alin ber
found iditi orts F. r.iturr,Jh toirlishiPq
. . .
Aug.' 19, 1
hrors for AO:OOMA' • COttrt,
r
conowaittLagia'a 6= 4 ,
zi
Union—John Kind*, G. It, GeiselmamFted r Hsrlok
LOhr.
Germany—Andrew Jones.
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Man i rp r l g elnaeoli E. - hither, Jofin E. pcken
rode t V StallsmiE A. e. Hindlauli
Gettysburg - . John —John A. pe. i t
Oxford— . X. ..4rnith, cis Thai:runs.
lisailing—Onver F. fileely , .Adanahlilicr.itell, car
__,nelitis -13rtme: Same} march.
Tbrk Sprinini--Dante}4lafter4F. N. W. Boyers.
Huntingtop—Otorge M. &nit -Watson Sadler. •
idena.,.. wifm. Hee& , ' •
Straps , D • nahms, Upbeat McDhegy,,Ham
Ha b Stion--' • Polinnii..' •
Hamilton ; 1, .01fikil, iloti., AMUarc ]fie-
shai.• - .., - -: -: • . •_...
•eltane—Jaci:M'Efiwers. Y , .....,. - t
H Maud—Reu. , jqtigiltw
Merland—N . . ION; •• - - ..
lig. 26.-tc . .
Information IYINAed.
=l:!=i
gown
BLTSINESS.
Upholstering & Trimmi ug.
‘,l; ' ' • -
mitttAxt E. hTLP
ji AS te oPened an establishment Wis Livers 4:Rabies, an W mlirr
FPYPrif9l • amr
SOFAS, CHAIRS, MATTRESSES, AND UP.
AN.STENING IN ALL ITS
BRAIIICHES. .
He also sontinues his old business of Trimming
Engethem Carriages, &c., and solicits from the pub.
Dec. 14—H •
Ile lrystsoggim Charges =iterate.
' •
BLACKSMITITIN
B. Cr. HOLLEBAUGH
•
II AS opened a Shketsmtth Shop on Washington
street. next dour to Chritztttan•a Carpenter Shop,
and Is prepared to do all ItlndaotißLAOKAldl7o
ING, at Seasonable rates, and horttes a share of
public patronage
REPAIRING. of all kinds, Gies us a
rffil
pril 180 J-If
COOPERING
P; CULP
IitIISINESN
In all Its branches at Ids residence °lathe Illummas
burg road, at the end of Carlisle street, Gettys
burg, Pa. The public can always bars made to
order all kinds and styles of
3I EAT VESSELS (
CIUIUT STANDS,
PICKEL STANDS;
and BARRELS.
_ I also nuundacture 5 and 1 0
4 jaL /Ur eit;
Barrels. And all other'Unds
Ra lt l it il on,efthettiklYandwitt I=l. Ice us
aca .
(dug. 43, 100—tt I
GRANITE YARD ,
ETT YBB UR/3 PA?,
ON RAILROAD, NEAR I P MEIGHT REPOT.
PETER, BEITLER
Iv prepared to furn i sh Itlnda o
TA./..FITUPOKLN,
at reasonable rates—
Curbing, Sills, Steps,
ASHLERS, POSTS, MONUMENTS, CEM.
ETERY BLOCKS, &C., &C.,
cut and tlniehed In every style detilredi by Mid of
workmen.
Orders from a distance promptly attended to.
June 3—tf
REMOVAL r 'REMOVAL I
ROBERT D, ARMOR,
Gas Fitter, Plumber and Bell
Huger,
Can be found at his residence on corner of East
Middle and Stratton stireta,
.GETTYSBITRG, PA. , t
Will promptly attend to all orders In ills line.--
Work done In the most satisfactory mamner, and
at prices as low as can possibly be afforded tomake
a living.
GAS PIPE
Nil:118110d, 38 well as Chandeliers, Brackets, Drop
Lights, 3c. ; also. WATER PIPE, Stops, Top Ana
Frost Spigots, and, In short, everythtng belonging
to gas or water fixtures.
Looks
of
Bells hung, and furnished If dashed , all kinds repaired. (April 29, 870—tf
GETTYSBURG BAKERY,
rpHE firm of Newport & 2legler haAtrir heels
standl dissolved, the undenditned pill 00 us the
Raking new, in aLI ite branches' , .the old
Corner of South Washington and West Middle
street', Gettysburg, Pa
Art Wag er
CRACKERS
CA.REsi,
BREAD
iiol-1-S,
METZ& *a,
constantly baked and always to be / had
With many years experience and every disposi
tion **Sem*, be feels that he caa pm lia Wisp
faction all callea OrderasoltMted. sod PrOdalatil
attend to. With many tunics fox the
bestowed on the old firm, its continnan
o as
April tr,lsea—ti BALTZ itillifTOßT-
STEAM SAW NUL
TH E undersigned 17as In operation STEAM
SAW 1111.,L, at the South )(ant in, near
Graetrenburg Springs, and Is Argilitrd "
order bins or to
Wlkite Oak, rime, • •
.r any kind of Timber desired, at the short:ea no
ice and at low rates, He atsomanufgetam,
Shingles, Pailings Bce
_
• ,
LUMBER
delivered at my point atthe LOWEST RATES...,
3 per cent dill be deducted for the eaab payments,
or interest will be charged from the time of deli,.
ery of Lumber. Thankful for pest favors, be
would desire a couttuu.snee for the tutus&
AU letters should be addressed to him at Greet
enburg P. O. Adams county, Pa.
Ifithoty mi4TgliVESAirs.
Oct. 3.969,-Af - •
ICE. CREAK 611400. N.
JOHN GRUEL,.
Chaniberaburg -a., Gettsburg, Ps., !mum
404er to ;09 1 4
tlnds of •
Has always on hand a l4
large glakx4Rent of all
. •
`CONF_ECTIONERY .,
macipai themiguriala b l a k i l t at e o kuThapds.
ICE CREAM
_
served to custoniers, and orders for Familial: or
Parties promptly Ailed. Having special semen
modations for Ladles and. Hontiemen, and deter
mined to please, he invites lith friends toiveg io Ltm.
a call. - (April 8,
GUNSIVITTRING
BATTLE-FIELD 'RELICS!
Canes, Shells, Ballets !
E. WOODWARD
Would respectfully call the attention of the pub.
lie to Ids large assortment of Relics gathered on
the Gettysburg Rattle-field.
Gummithing attended to with pronryftei and
all work warranted.
Give us a call at our place of business on Car
lisle street, (McConaughrs Sall ) near the Dep9t,
lettysburg, Pa. (July 211, 1170.--ry
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kiii+.9.llUnG, PA.: L' •
UNDERTAKER
AND 11.alf&RA.NGER,
'Separate tone on sbort nottse i$ sect ter_ms,
CQFFRI - B' .. if alb- Stylesi,
Be Nieciumst s•lsrgelissteltadst et
;141, ielekbe sells at /owed auk
Mods ImPld
JOlntst wadi rimer INlMArsilalAse .4
,esse•Sl saigiaV
ilirirorkstrtietlt tear diois, Vet %elan
Church. •
cfewillt Vtlit
HO ;E imiVcRUIR°
THE Lem"' IXE'ROVED. OD 4141117 U
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-ISEW Gr 11:4,010Bai".
i#C9B F.
. 1 149144,
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01 71 4 0 1 0ki ittLi
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At Ais imago ft . Ado
+~at .+t
t
Itas commeneett the
A onderldred. have opened a new LIMEY - .
SALE AN EXCHANGE STABLE, In this
pLace, d are prepared to offer superior accom
m this litre. We have provided onr
ushes with
of Meatiest styles, suilleleat to lneer the
one of public
demand. Ouriorinotre,W_ without spot or
"old
abil ie f ruira rt! 74o" of?der. "ur
can always be accominodated
aridp m a A=eggipMeah furnished.
"Vl=large or small, elm . get Ng •!-
tlie most aceonunodating terrn
Ito the Hattle-deld politely . •
and ra z es lable drivers furnished &Ng,.
ccaro and froia" the b.,7,
the arrival mad ad
ot eveat,,iv,
Hones t, sold, or exam L-J(1 4 0,4 1'
a chases for Ateen. Our m q•o
plu r and AO
rattleular Don Pahl, to furnishing Ye.
Wok* and gooks for Amoral&
We =leer ourseiveli Diat by charging
moderately And
mogittions by t
turntable. suPerior eeeute
e
n
one mumo tall to
who fuming our sotabllahme p
k
Deo. Sl, keee every o
Virzi( TAT
D. HO TZWORTIL
.
• Notice ,to the Public 1
TELE o: ;Thiirevied ii i. 6 & air .
.i r tr e q m A WRitesday sad Frtdifyit
. • gaY Lettersburg. Wayne*,
t t . Or Z d g a n
ig o a n t t
G r u n ysbu r F g
on Ttiay, Thuredaysummao/tiAa-bb
at
f e n r v il ° 3
etgrstralet:Vrtg connac
litt °'*
May 5/I.—tl
AIMIT - MARKET 1 . !
• NEW _ FIRM !
• 020. 2/. &TOMB & MAD. btW414.4
rikaGrinentered Intowiroevain...tit!?
britacbet &hinds ot " ".
"4
Fresh Meat Every Day.
jv a a
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Every Day in the Week,
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ASZPH JACOBS.
AfFiliOttlNT TAILOR,
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EAGLE HOTEL,
The targea and wet ceonnuodkees ill
GETTYSBURG, PA., •
.Cbigiar t i andBerasury and Washington bps
JOHN L TATE, Proprietor.
401-An Ontidimia for Plum!lwo and Bstwigs
nu to the Depot, on krrtyal and departure, of
itauroad Trains. Carets) serrants, and reason-'
able charges. IMay 3), 1887.—tt
KE
YSTONE HO'T'EL,
GETTYSBURG, Pd.
WM. E. MYERS, Proprietor.
NOW OPEN.
is a new Howe, and has been tit,
ted up In the mei approved solo. Its Wes
lieu is picasant "mid convenient, being In the most
business portion of the town. Every arrange.
Neat bag been made for the acovennuniation and
comfort of guetne. with ample stabling attached.
With experienced servants, and aeemnavalatlng
Clefts. we shati liar every endeavor to please.
This Hotel now open for am catertal !meat of the
and be kindly 4 ,01 1e/t g Mam of public
patronage. fllitay2a,
NEW HOTEL.
11A11.1(IS I
BALTIMORESTREEZ GETTYSIWRO,
11, H ARRIS m undersi .med has opened a Hotel. the
Hmaz. In thelately enlarged and
more stt. - two doors from uildithe l'ourt.liou.w.,
Gettysburg. Pa., and Is provided with anemia.
modatkats for the comfortable entertainment of
a huge number of guests. Ills experienee la the
business warrants him In promtsing satisfaction
In every case and he ( eels certain that those who
stop with him once will call again. Charges
moderate.
Ws Table will always be supplied with the best
the Gettysburg and Baltimore markets may a.f.
i ors,
lord, whil ales st his Bar will have the choicest wines
l er ,
%t
attetida, &e.
He also has amplence Stabling, with a good Host
full
A. liberal share of public patronage is reaPeot
servy e
it. solicited, and no effort will be spared_ ` ode.
W. P. HAUB'S.
15, /870.t—tf
UNION ITOTL,
InniantLY nut wins HALL]
YORK SPRLNGS, PENN'A,
E,.• IlfirniffeLlt, Proprietor.
Tignanderligneltpop having
Irgtetbet i stkgagit tr..
Wings Borough) will spare'no effort Yo rk
who may patronize him. The Hotel is to p casan
located with large and comfortable unambers
which cannot MB to glee satisfaetion. -His Table
will be supplied with the best that the market
can afford fhb Bar contain; none but that of the
best of Lenora ; he is Mso well suppled with Ice
in the Bummer mama—this being She only Hotel
In the place that has an It. House attach
There is in connexion with the Hotel extensive
litablLug with attentive hostler*. He asks a share
of the public and Is determined that
none shall go away Wined. Charges moder-
Ate. Boarders taken by the week on reasonable
terms.
York Springs. M P. KITTINGE R , Proprktoray 6, 1.870.--ft,
Tiny Jtabito.
WEAVER ,s c so.N.
Livery, Sales & Exchange
STABLES )
Washington Street, Gettysburg, Penn'a.
rre.ICE pleasure in announcing to the public!
.11. that they have better aceommodationsthan
ever to lit Nthe publlc with all styles sati
_studs
of Cog that elm be found In a nrst-elaell
lively, it arms, Haas, and Weida mop*
be beaten by any establishment in the Kinn. 111
prices they defy competition.
HORSES AND MULES
bought and sold, on reucktutbie terms.
GIVE US A CALL,
Take Notiett.
rpHS Is desirous of closing up his
A qld and would ask an those Indebt
ed to and se the same The books will be
found at the above stables and all persons Indeb
ed are earnesUy requested tocall and square their
accounts. NICHOLAS WHAVER.
Dec. 9, 1989.—tf
EAGLE LIVERY,
Sale and Exchange Stables, •
oppavta the alph Met, Cfaamhersburg Street
ORTTYSIIVRO, PRY .t.
Bagees, carriages, Hacks,
);fight. Wagons, &a,
Putduting.
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