EDITOR
LKIIiailTON, l'A.:
SATURDAY HOKNINO MAY 2D, 1675.
Tho Republican State Convention
mit Lancaster Wednesday. Hon.
John Cessna was chosen .temporary
Ch&'irnian, arid a permanent urganani
Jtlon was affected by ttia election nf
General Harry Wlilto ns President. Tho
Cd'nlmltteo on Resolutions then report
ed a platform, which was adopted, de
claring for protection, cheap transpor
tation, free banking, a safe and uniform
"currency and the equalization of boun.
ties, and opposing the election of any
person to tho Presidency for a third
jerra. Governor Uaitrnuft was renom
inated by acclamation, ntnl Ileury
Rawlo, of Erie, wasnoitlnated for State
Treasurer on tlio second ballot, ho ro
celvlng 143 voles to 71 for Straus and
63 for ajl others.
Henry Rawlo, tho Republican nomb
netffor'Stnte Treasurer, was born In
MlfDIn county in 1833. In his lCth year
ho entered the servlco of tho Pennsyl
vania Railroad, and subsequently be
came In succession Civil Eenglneer of
the Western Division of that road, and
of the Western Division of the PhllaJ
delphla and Erie Railroad.' In 18G0 he
built a blast furnace iti the Chenango
Valley for the reduction of ores from
the Lako Superior mines by the use of
Wtumlnous coal, and Is regarded ns a
pioneer In this enterprise. In'1802 he
removed to Erin and engaged in ship
ping coal and' ore between that port and
tuo'Chenango Valley. He was one of
a' company that built the first blast furn
ace at Erie In 1869, nnd in'1872 ho
organized' a company for the operation
of the first- rolling-mill tlieie.' .He was
also commissioner' fbf'the cbnstrbctlon
of the' Erie Water Works. Mr. Rawla
was a Douglass Democrat before tho
war, tut lias since" been a Republican,
and Itf UH was elected Mayor1 of Erie
' by the Republicans. He was re-elected
Mayor this year, "and holds the office at
present. 1 .
Where Is Uio Safety!
'Extreme. laws" are said to bo "ox
treme injustice," and yet we know of
iaws which, though far from being ex
treme, operate nevertheless as Injuri
ously, and jnjrtuitously as thosq wlilch
may be classifled wlth tho'former. Wo
refer to 'the Iawo affecting the recovery
of dawageV 'jiartlcula'riy damages arls'
Ing frou' fires' occasioned through tho
carofeihess'q'f railroad companies, or
the'te'g'llgencp of their employees
DurlEg' tho pastWoitplglit, extensive
flres liaye'bDAu raging' In different lo
calities," mauy of which have, no doubt,
fif'el'oate'fj''(!js' Indicated -scores of men
jiavp'ticc'n 'completely ruined, and yet',
how few even if disposed to'pr'osecuto
he railroad corporations couccrned
Would be ablo to recover for 'damages
sustained ? We 'have frequently watch
ed the progress of'such cases, but have
very rarely seen aiiy good resulting
therefrom to tb plaintiff. One case
in particular' (s still fresh In our mem
ory, it was the case of a small farmer
Jiving tomewh'e'ro fn the neighborhood
if Parry vllle, Having had a valuable
piece of timber and a field of growing
rye destroyed by a fire which ha'd ori
ginated' through the carelessness of
railroad, employees at work along the
track, he considered himself Justified In
prosecuting for damages. Ho accord'.
Ingly brought suit, and eventually had
the case brought to trial. The evidence
produced by him clearly established tUo
origin and progress of the fire, yet, bo;
cause somebody else's land had' Inter
vened between' his tract and the com
pany's, the man was barred from re
covering on that account; Tho ruling
6f Hon. S. S. Dfeher.'ln this base, was
based upon a prior decision of the Su
preme Court touching a similar case.
We have often considered the subject
since, but have never been able to ar
rive at a definite conclusion, since It is
very' evident that the fault must cither
He in a defect of the law, or its wrong
Interpretation b'v tha Sunnmn 'iinnnif
The frameis of the law could certainly
never have contemplated-anything of
tho kind. If the Intervention of some
one else's property is to bo a bar, wtiat
use would tbero have been for the en
actment of the law ? Supposing' this
I'ntsrvening tract to have been but 10 nr"
20 feet would It therefore lia,vo barred
all recovery ? If bo, the sooner the law
shall be repealed or amended, the bet
ter. Tho subject is certainly deserving
the; attention of all Vjho dwell, or own
property, along railroad lines.
Republican State. Convention.
The Republican fitato Convention
assembled in Lancaster on Wednesday
morning last. Russel Errett called the
Convention to order, and tho roll of
delegates was' culled, three scats only
being contested, .
The usual committees were appointed,
Edward McPherson' being chairman of
the Commlttoe'on Resolutions.'
"On motion of Gen. Ulugham, of Phil
adelphia, Hon. John Cessna, of Bed
ford, uaa 'inarln rpmnnrnrv filial.,,,..,.
who made a lengthy speech, after which.
tuo iuuvcuuuu uujuurneu ror au nour.
Upon reassembling the contested
seats were satisfactorily adjusted, and
the Committee on Organization report
ed Gen. Harry White for Chairman.
ilr. Mitchell, of Tioga, moved to
sobstituto Gen. V II. Koontz. Tho
motion Wai AfWVinripA ho "Kf Vintim
of Erie, both of whom thought White
sou uresay oeen nonorea by bis party
H. V. MOItTIIINILR,
vote. Tho voto was White, 140 ;
Koontz 101.
Gen. White mado a lengthy speech
favoring Hartranfl's renomlnatlou and
urging harmony.
t Tho "third term" rosolutloa was
greeted with loud appkine.
Wm. 11. Mann, or Phlla., nominated
Gen. Haitranft for Governor In an elo
quent speech. Ho eulogized his gal
lantry as n soldier, his purify ns nil olll
clal, and his firmness ns Governor. Un
der his lead the party would march to
victory.
U. F. TCshll.mr.n. nf T.nnnlclm- cnn
ondedtho nomination, In speech prom
ising io wen in support irom ins county,
nild no such defection as iif.mirrr.il tlin-n
years ngri.
uen. iiartranrt was then nominated
anlld great applause..
Next In order being tho nomination
of n candidate for Tieasurer, Mr. jlar
tholomew, of Schuylkill, named .Butler
H. Strang. He was nn informal Re
publican, and Is now the spokesman of
tho party li tho State. The' friend of
the labor interest; lie would aid Ilart
ranft. ' '
Mr. Souther, of Erie, nominated Mr.
Henry ltawle, who had beeu'au earnest
Republican since 18110.
Other nominations were mado ns
follows : ' '
Andrew Mownit. rsyclto.
1!. II. Wilson. Indian i. '
L. D. fehoamokcr, Luzerne,
o. Dawson Ooicuian, Lebanon,
li. Itcod, Myers, lirnifurd. '
1'. A..11 .liltner.a-liilwoInhla.
Mr. Wallace, Lawrcnco.
Mr. ilcKutilit, ller.ii.
D. Fnhiisioclc, Uottysuurc.
Mr. Wallace withdrew,
ballot resulted ns follows :
The first
Strang 49
Kawlo ,. 40
simrart ,. 19
Wilson li
Mioemakcr ...i. li
Coiouian no
Myers 8
Wiilmior 41
McKMght..., 11
l'uliutoc:i Id
Woiio 10
.411 withdrew 'except Strang, Rawle,
tewart and Wilson,. ' '
SECOXn BALLOT.
Strang 71 1 Miewurt 10
lcawlo i m Wilsoj 111
' Tho nomination of Mr. Rawlo was
then mado Unanimous, nnd etidoised
by the'ednvention.
' The Republican Assoclation.ot Wash
Ingtun, was given its usual places on
(he Stato Committee. The chairman
of committee was left to the candidates
and G'en. White. Many of tho dele
gates left for home.
A largo satisfaction meeting was
held Wednesday nlghfln Fulton Hall,
and was addressed by Hon. Julian C.
burroughs, of Michigan, and others.
The Anti-Cameron claimants of tho
party says that Rawlo weakens the tick
et, and the Intelligent Democrats hold
that when the Democratic convention
ineeU, Its action will bo such ns to
challengo tho admiration and assistance
of all the Independent voters In tho
Stato.
THE RESOLUTIONS.
Keiolvetl, That wo declare our Arm and an.
qnahuiu adhoarance to tho utuveiaal law ot the
iiii.uiiilc, which wisely anil under tho sanction
of too mot veuei uo.o exuniuies Itiutti the l'rei
ileut's semco to two IcriiH, and wo, tUo Hiiiub
Ucansoi J'eunsylvuum In recognition ot this
law uipuiultoiiiuly opposed to Uio olecttou to
the Presidency of imy titiz -n tor a 1 MM term.
A'uofctit. Tnattlio Iteuuullcnn party ot thla
roinmcnweaitli recall with jirlilo tliclr ttfjctlvo
UKCoiuy In tho creation of the ailiuuilatraLiou of
l rtlneut Uiy.sew s. Oram, uud Miut Willi con.
Uilonco to its Kencrul i icy nml the beucilccut
tiulu thoreol lor their vliiilicatlun allilhlo; that
haviuit received tho Government foim his pre
decessor demoralized lu overr braucu. couun
tlon uud tecklesancsM In oOlco the rule, tne
fmluof the war unuathered. tno lutov le'jeil
loaabtutesbullen, the lato slivea uniirotecied,
andyetdenl uihat gteut iucjum or se.r pn
ttct on the ballot, loivign htatea uuclmatisod
tor their wrouga Ions, and home btuiea dell
antly luelllcleut to tljecipiatiou which their 10.
hclnoujuctfourttn.ulied.itio uomiul'tir.tiou of
Tresideni Urant ha In alx &hortye.ire st-adily
uud uup!'etcudlii,y relortueii uory known
abuse, una H to-djy loientlesaly upon the track
ot wrongKlocrs,has largolv lcdueed ihonitinii'a
(leot.lius luigely reduced tho jioople'a ttxes. lua
lhtlextbly imnl-liidaU v.olatuis ot law, has be
cutod bv constttutional lu-ovision iho bahot to
all tioemcu, and oy law throwu solely neoncd
eifesuarda nioutni the ballot-box, has wrung
ltontuntrlcuillv forrlgn btates contesalou of
their faults uudrcuuiutiou for lujuties oouo us.
BUI !m.i lullneaced reluct jut horn s tstatoa to ut
least the anpearauceot Just di a.tncs with all
their citizens an which events iuudutho pie
soot Adudntitlratonua uniting tho oust brll.
hant au ucjieycmcnc In our annals.
Jifiotvea, '1 hit in proscntlag tho natno at
Oovcruor John 1'. lnnrault tor lu election to
tho emlied jioa.lloii wtileh he now UilH. we
meet the unanimous wlah of our coustttueais
mho acsiib In tula mauuer to Indicate their uu
piovat of the carelul. couscientiou- and able
maimer In which ho has nice mid .tlschaiitod
ever,' da.y iiicumbntupou hiui. uiakiug there
by a record widen wilt tecuio nis reimtatiou us
oue of the beat upon the roil tt our ouict uugla
tiutes. llrnve m tho held, mudeat iu the caui
uct, tried olten nnd ul (ays rouud talthful, aclf.
poiatd.Juat and honest, weprusouthun lor tne
suuYaKoa of tho people, confluent thai their
Judgment will upprovo and latlly our lvmiua
ilou. lutotved. That In view of the evil common to
tnoitorerauicutoiniost of tho largo lnuuio
pailtws. of tho municipal tarallon in this uud
other i-tata of the Umou, it oehoovosour Leg
ltlalnre to derlau udequaiu meaus lopiotect the
puopleaa well Irom exisilug iniiadiiuulatration
as to prevent In recutreuce, aud to this end we
lugtst. as u ptcluuluary uUiv. u thu.oiiKli in
vmisation bv uu able uud experienced co.u.
lou.lou, to be formed under piuucr auihorlty.of
tnowaoieattbject.
Jietotvcil, 'luat wo arraign the Dcmocrat'o
paityoH'cnnajlTanlaior it utter laiiuro to
led. 0111 the promise upon which It partially at.
Uuuil to power in tins htate. ItrlodgoJ itself
io-iworm, 10 legislative puilty. to giejier ccou.
pniy, and to 11 hlnhni aim in lesislauouj while it
has reformed uuthing, has economiz j 1 m uoth.
ing. uud his Uuhouoioa thu Htato by no 1111
aeemly ana u.bltiary exeiclsa of legislattvo
powers "
the .National AdmiuUtratlou to ferret oat and
Tine to puulshuicut thoo who have beau ilc
frauuinc ttieUoveiuuiout ot lis lawful reven
ues, should enlist the stmpathy aud hearty
".crw.w uuurav lueu ot an pariioa.
Tim News,
The nnremA IaIm nf h,a Vnli-hi. i
IVthlas.lU BeSSllin at Wnfthltio-rnn .mi Lntnr.
Uay appointed a committee ot three to pirpiro
. uv. U.MII.M au., MiiHjii bi ma imxi sea-iou,
and fllao authorlioil tho Muoreme Chanecllor to
estihltah tho Ord r In foreign countries. The
ivth ol February waa eaiabhahea as tno num.
vorsary of the outer and utlay of celebration,
A committee of tlilrtoeu was npuointoa tn nr
rBuge for tho centennial Celebration, and It
n.nucuur.1 iu iiuiu ine ucxi aesainn lu l'luu.
de phln: on tho louith Tueiday of Aiiguat. IMS.
A certltlcato was adopted In lieu ot tho travel
ln ahieldi also a heinlet ot black Bilk pluah. tu
complete the un.f unit of the fvthliiis.
--six bou, two of them colored, wero pPldiierl
and lasted at Nw Caalle. Del., on B-.turday.tor
Incendiarism and tli elt. Thewlupuing, except
In the ease of one of the ctlirwl meu, vai fo
yero. A large nnmbtr ot spectators wltousseil
tho spectacle.
It Is reported tint on Frldoy night some rlo
ters altemutrni tn intrrfi.rA uiil. mu.. a,ni....a.i
at thu 11 arualae Collierv, near BhamoXIn. Afler
Mine shots bad bCKii tired, threo mon. William
Mlntieiiol-strick Adams nd ltslpn Kuby.wero
nrrA.ln.1 an talran ....... n ........ :1 .... '
... ... , H . I u UIIIB U lUUIUJT JAll.
-Henry Yemer, age.1 31. wss found dead In
his room in a hoUl at Milleraburg, la., ou at
ujiUi morning, with a millet hole in lua head
and .pistol near bi. A Ooronei'a Inrv rauitur.
ea a verdict of suicide, lieeeased had with him
wu tuy Kua gum watcn.
Accarrltno- in n u.n it.l. i ft...
thsgraashoDpiirBhaveappean.ain myrltds lu
the street of that town ou their way euit.
u.MJor Wll"m Allen ol Virginia died on tho
lttL boon after the be?lnuiu ol the Into war
tie raised and eaalnne.1 mi bntiAv i.ai.ih...
which he for some time commanded. Vilor to
..uif 'i"j0r.iU!S? y Poihaps one of our
wealtluest uatlve VltglnUus-uwing some elgh.
utmnvm null liruriy lUllf UlOUaBUll
r .V . lc wwktu Virginia una inciuu-
ma- Ins fammi. .l.m..inw I.I..I ....... , .
Cioremont, Ac. Jlebadhliowu railroads anil
hist
i?'1lfi.1creL''rr.l't Wor lin'Rratitod jiermla-
I'niwi m urroiHie no KTQVOI of Iho
clerics will also bo ilcoorate.1 on tho Baine rfay.
mTIiA Nlrffpntn ... .. . . .... ...
Unco a cat cmno ueanv klfimir aBcutlomiii
ffJ 'uin tl'Croioniottino. when Ms wife. M
wlliw1iii,i.cmuueii(ruor 110180. It WHS
Imiiiociitely lepentcrt ntnl the concluiMrt
IlllKTlJITlfl lit II Or lt alnniiniM - n 11.. -
moment- later iho noiso was repcoteti when the
l"1," "rat'"- thluklnc her nuslmnn ralgnt
10 nick. M10 went into the sleeping room und
found the family on with lis noo thru-t into
Tnr.,o,!an''r"Dtl,"i ,m??th or" ,u "Ows nth V
IvVunwwleuluvrmynieTr
but,(,A,reim'n,Ve
... ... .... .,,vb n jui n nay vv IWO UCIOrO 110
thoronnlityiccovcred. 'Iho cot lias rono iho
Si. VZ " V.'"0.. tabby
... . gWt,UK("
ITlflfIA lit? n llllilTauta f . . 1
iV . J ""- ouuw uoHciuMveiy toat tno
dt3onnico.ooiOrm.mlmeiiinfniiJ. Itli uot
Tlw Oregon PtatoL'ouiinlpslDPcra of Immi
rraticn rriKirts tBnt altlioiiuti largo numbers of
lariuera frum ilio Vi?btemBtat83,!l nro satis.
i J. "uu iuio is room me
v" " . " . UIM ""v-i'iuiai'i-s lor roars
orpine. WJioat and otliex crops proinlao ox
lOJdnigly licavy iiclJs, .
Thfl TTnnnrlIn..an .1.- -n .
?! 1 1 l,1,8.or tl10 atiporos-iou ef convouta.auil
pony. ' t
ThA Til AAan.l .1nnA.l... .........
itntl thounjrtt, B ailrtenliig. all hcaits and tc
l.evlnir no iiHourideraoie part of thocomninntty
....... ..... . iijyiiiiuu?tJUS. xuoiuosiliu.
metllnto nnd wtl .oiui. effuct of tho copioua loll
nf Tiifsilnir ifti.p,. , i9 .... a.. ....... .... .
. j tr, rt .a uio yjn eiilUK 01 1110 I0t
BiritVt eiujiuK tnu uircaicneii oo-
- .. i 7... ' nmiuitu iu IHO IU1U3
vnaaiuic 'llten Ihecropslnoll the liidJ o At
llinlll. M.ntn. urn In.. n.i.K.t.. . i
most needed and will tio must good. And It
ruino in tne niot acceptable wuy, u niild.atcafy
pour which tho thirsty immnd nbsotbod as it
tl 1. VPPV I II a n.i.nl... nA V. .
..... ....... ...w u,iluH riuiii iiiuseiib no
vices wo limn that a wide nrrea in the Midolo
Htitcs wilhnlllieial extension southward, to
celved a gooir. Found soak ng. Another two'vo
. , . "vi ivuauior ivouio uo hiui more loeue
flelal. but wo cau well efford to bo thankful for
The men implored In outnldo Vfork at llio
li Ji1"1"10 ul"''" of Iho l-ehtgh and tt liko-barro
w ulCi, ii-suiLcu ami iii iven nwav
ouiliigthopaettwo davs. nnd Iho nuthorilieH
lhe,V.tJI'.!!iVul lor ,1'rctcetlon. Tho opiu'on
that tliBBtrikoiaucnrlvni nn end is tnowinit
among a lebispes. ItSproilcteilthannonit.
nsrs will rosumo about thotlrstof Juno at tho
llililn..l.n ... ... j,. ..L ....
thr. ,.ii . V. J " "" w-iin iv7i, in
...v .iiuu.owi . u ii. tuiiuui'8 OI IMS BIHO. 41')
persons wero killed nndlolj more or loss hurt In
i.li n tnlnna
, ..t,mn';r "ar tne otai ex
PSifm ? t "tNw Vorl I'bllnnelnhla and
l.l iri "I." vmi.o llll-u-lllfllll'llll. -1110
iip oiports compared with last year lor
.1-v.ulu.,Vilu is .oino. ujirtis.
,. tt'o orocnmpoilcd to Fay tlmt the eight ills.
... . . u"--ii who kiivo jidss (i Hint tho
alitor hiacittagont Long litoacn must be a-
...C . V Bt ,u t'.o wont. Hero wo
llnd the Long Uranch Commlaploners advertis.
... ...o ij.,nK i,iiiiieii j.ew)i iimongiiionameH
of tho prouerty holdera who have not paid their
to tho amount of t8M Now. what seiiso la theto
in giving Oi u. ariuit n houso and leaving him
topfytho tnxei-l Tlio person who mado tho
pioaentshoull nctln larcer Bpirlt nnd with a
iiohlp. geneios ly. Let thorn at least provide
lor Ihc payment of nil taxes tnd a'so-smouti us
" - . ...mum. .i, i . ouu.
'Now Advcrtiseuipnts.
A
Summer School
fnr tlin trnn aif tliinA in ... ,
Ti-ltMB,
rnS 1er lnt--,or a11 1uiHa who ennnot rend.
ltearter.
I.C5furiUojoreaaiug ln4th lteailcr and up.
wards.
Itav M. Ifc73.
H
Touso ami lot fur sale,
MtUltG In t lu 11r.rr.nnli nf Tnhlntitfin ni.
Hiuse la n&ont 24 x 2't witii t.trtdti unl.r.iui
anil tho lot Is about k of an ncro. Therois u
-i'w hum ui uiui uu me prt'imiea. xno rental
of tlie property will net abmitv.lO per cent, ua
ttieimrctuso minor. iir fndii.-r tmnu ni-ira
app.y at iho Cakuo.n ADVOCATi: olllco.
JjEUISTEU'S NOTICE.
NotlCO Is herebv rrlven thnt I hp. rwnlnH
Adiutulstiutirsaud iiuiiiilutiis hereinafter nam
ed Invetileii iheir vcspei nvo accounts ot the
fel.oWina estatoa In tho Itcgioterai Ofllce. ut
...u... u vuuui, in uuu nn-mo uuuu.vor wnrniu.
Winch HCuunts llftvn linmi flllnwAri l.t- ,.n li...
later, will bo presented to the Judges of the
Orphans' Court ou Moi.dav,tho2istduvot June.
IH.VT. nr. Ill it'oln,,.. A Ut f ... .......... . I
Hrst aud tlual account of AiUm Mehrkam,
Admlnlstialorof Thoums Meluitaiu. deo'd.
ivi-gisiei ivuitu, niuucii (.uanir, way sz, 1370.
SlimiFSes InTonii mil Pnu-nr nnt-"nnril n-n...
heititotoro uiauutaetured 111 this cunii ry. It
baa been tested by many compt tint Judges and
DIVES UNIVKItSAIi SATISFACTION.
lly a skillful uso ot the Stops, and of tbe Patent
Kueo swell, tho ilusio is adsptoil to the human
to 9, volume of touad.
Unsurpassed by nay Instrument.
Tho proprietor has notert caret nllv for many
years the uupeifectlans aud needs uf the Itued
Iustrumenta, and directed his practical experi
ence 10 too correction nt bucIi imperfect ons,
an J his eip-rtmeuta hare resulted in the pro
ductioa of a quality ot Toao wluch assiir.lluioa
socltteiy to the
Pipe Organ Quality
That It li difficult to dtitlngulsh between tho
two. Ihts Instrument has
ALL THE LATEST JMITtOVESIENTS.
An.! every organ Is fully Tfommted. Large
OU relish, Slack Walnut, ranelcd cases that
AVILL NOT CltACK OniWAUP,
And forms lu addition to a splendid instrument
of music.
A BEAUTIFUL MECE OF FUnSITUIlE.
This organ needs onlv to be Been to be appro
cUuU aud la sold at fc-XTUEMULV
XiOW PEICES
For oish Secondhand lustrnmonts taken tn
exchange.
AOEJiTS WANTED.
( Vale or female ) to every county In the United
Htatos osdoauaita. Uoeral nistount made to
leaoheru. Mlulaters, Churcaea. Lodges, etc.
where tlrere la uo ogeut tor the 'biar' OrKon.
lltuatrated eataioguo aud price ust 1100. Cor.
respoudeuce aoliclud. AddreM the iiianufao
turer. ' -
EDWAiti) rLoivrs,
"Wasliluglon, N, J.
May 2yl
DMINISTRATOU'S SALE
OF VALUABLE
intfffi
l'euuayjvania, on
Saturilny, Juno fitli, A. 1). 1875,
pt TtVO o'clock r. Jt., tho following described
U!.l,teI,,,,,l ni.lZlllISTft ItElNHEI.
Jll.lt, deceased, all that undivided one-half in
terest in the following promlsoa. to wit t lleoin,
tilng ot a post on tho line of lauds latoof Stephen
llalliet. oec'ut thenco by laniuof Oco. Itohrlg,
dee'd. nonh 8i Coirces, west 202 perches or
thereabouts to a Btonot thenco by lands of h,
linllin, ilecM. south 81 deRroos, west 3H rer.
rhes to n stone, t tbenco by lands of John stil
ler, south 8'i. degfes, east 1S4 perche to a
stonn thencb uy lands of Stephen BallleN
dee'd, soulli 81 degieos, east 39 pcrchos and 4-10
to tho idace of beginning, containing
80 Acres nnd Sixteen. Perches
within snld bounds, more or less. Partly nniler
good cultivation nnd tho bnlance limber Lund.
The Improvements thereon nro n two-stcry
1'ItAME DWELLING aOUE,
nnd a now Swlsi Darn t o never falling Spring
of water tiear tho l.ou.-o.
l'EIIM3 OF CALE.-Onolhii.lof purchase
money m bo paid Lndiycf alo one-tblrd In
Blx months, and the balance In twclvo mouths.
, . . KENltY BOYEIt,
Admlnlrtrnlor of Elizaboth Hcinheimer, dee'd.
tiny 15, lwt
rjHL SLA11NG10N
PLANING- MILL
AND
Cabinet Ware Factory.
SLATINfJTON, PA.
JOHN BALLIET, ProRrietor,
Heals in all k'nfli and slues of line. Hemlock,
Oak and Hard Wooo Lumber, nnd isnowpie
parca to execute any amount ot orders for
BressoB LumbeR
or: ALL KINDS.
Doors, Sashes, Illliids, Shutters,
Mouldings, Cabinet AYnre, .tc,
With rrpinptncsa.
Brackets, Made to Order.
Tho ?rncnlnery Is nil now and of tho best and
most lm proved kinds, I emoloy nono but tho
bent noruiuen, uho well wagoned and Rooi niu-ti-rlli,
nnd amUiotofuroablo to pua nittoo entire
bnlidfactlou to all who nmv lavor mo with a call.
Onieia uy mail piomptly attcnaed to. hly
clnirpo aro monrutu toruis cash, or Interest
thurgid sj Jcr tblriy aars
aivK mITa call.
tiT Thoso enp-nRcd In Ilruldinc xvl find It to
their ndrunrage to luvo biding-. Floor Hoards,
Doors, Ha sues, abutters, &o.t iui.de at thla
Toitorv.
Muy 15 yl JOIIN 11A LLIKT.
eta sS.r
A hnndtome iUustr.itod newsFsper, contain, nc
InformftUon for everybody. Tell Vthertand how
to FecuiV a home cht-ap ' Srsr rats to all PA&Ta
Or THE WOULD.
U conttlns tha Nsw Homestead and Tim Dm
Lawn, with other interesting natter found outv
in this viper.
, SEND FOR IT AT ONCE !
It will oiily cost you u road! Osru. Ketr num
Icr for in:i Just out. Aildrrsa
O.K. DAVIS,
Land Comm.isioner U. I'. It. It.
Oinm, Km.
rjlIIH MAIlVKIi Oil" TUB WOULD.
J- II 1 1 li c id a. Wu I e r. 1 1 has reittred t hou
sands Irom the hrlnkor tha (rrari) ulran health
and strength to thob. deemed twyoud tho reach of
all medical science, and turned the path of atllio
tlon to oueor happineui j the LI.siIdcs within
IU virlues. It curea th. desdly Urlisht's dlwai.
oudliabote cradlcatM all dlwasssof lbs kid.
rejsj rustores th. urinary orsnn tdttreugth and
yow.r in a ord, li I s a natural restorer of health,
and lias performed the most wonderful and uilrir
nlous cures of any known simkIdo ou tho u-lobs.
Address, for tirculsrf, 4c,
OAl'V.SUai;.NliUKNDUy1WaukMht, Wli.
FOR THE BEST
Berry Cnitp & Box
sisiD ron ciacms to
W1XLIA91 l'AnKY,
CIN.VABIlN'SON, N. J.
(Co T0fi rr day nt home. Terms free
HIW,P VUU Address a
JtORUa SII-MOH '4 Co.
I'orlland, .Maine.
'itmimj V1K1C guaranteed fo Male and Fe
iv V "'!', Agents, tot their locality, Ooats
Jit HOTIIIMI to try It. Varllculirs Tree.
' 1". 0. VICKEItV i Co, AufUitii, M..
pSYOA0MANOV, Olt SODL CIIAItMINa."
-sT How either sex insr Issciaste an d train Ihs
lore and Bffe.tipaA of any person they ehoose, in
stantly. Thll artallcan pnasusi,fr by mall, for
25 cents; together v,lth'a Marrlageduidel Kejpt-
lan uracie, ureatna, Hints to. ladies, etc, JL-tMO,.
000 sold. A queer hook. Address
T, WILLIAM & C0.,rubs, I'hlls.'
WONDEItrUL, HUT TltTJE I Whenever I
(ret a BOTTI.B OF YOTTII Oil MO.VOO-
lian halm, uohe tint, or a iiox ot lil-
L V W111TK, or auy thlnvln that tine to heautl
fy the complexion; at- DUltLINa'B IlHUd
MTOltE, it stems to be ulcer and better than I
can get arwhere else. May 8.
TCY JIIMI, NOI-Tlwt KLKCTUIO LINI.
L JdCNT.lIke 1 Qt at DUIiLIKCTS DRUO
E1TOUU, will cure him or aov otlier mnu of
IllltUMA'lISM anil alt other l'AIMrt. May
JUST LOOK AT HEIt UAIUt VHy I
" thought It were tnrnlnir crertftn It was nn.
til the not a bottle ul that new II AIll ItKSi'Olt-
niiibuuitbiu-a imou hiukis. May a
-JTOXICE
la hcrcbr dven of tha intention to anolr. nn.
d r Ihe Act tf A aeuibly of tho 1'onin.onirra tn
ot rcmmylvania. enutltd "An act to piovido lor
the ncor,toiatioa and resu ation or ocrtaln cor.
voratiobs," a proved April 23. U7i, for a Charter
ot a corporation to be called the M JLehihiou
Una Usht Coaipany " tho character and object
vt which la to oupply the pt op:o ot tho Borough
FREE ! .FREE ! i FREE !
u uvujkuiuu hiiu juuuiiuaiiuK 'a.
UKOHUE 11. 11ENN.
May IStb, 1575-wj
$ a
Tlie 'New Corner jtore
EXTENDS A
SEIUfiAI, IIVITATI01T
to 1 r
AB BUYI!ES .lt
tliMr'She1,".? inSOftfSW&'SrZ "!.'J.5?t??f" jn LMrt na .dlolnlns; Counties for
itiiiaiUTFULLL- YOURS,
:. S,
Kew
CORNER SIXTH &
thTcABo!vPAVQp store,
KRAMER'S
V
IS THIS
HEADQUARTERS
IN THE CITY FOIt
BLACK SILKS,
J1LAGK ALPACAS,
BLACK CASIIHEIlE, '
TAMISB,
BOMBAZINES,
t
Ilf AHYTIH.NG CERTAIN ING IN
BLACK GOODS.
CUT Tills OtJT.-Dor't buy till yon hare
examined my stock, l'ays you for tho
inspection.'
GpODS CJIEEBFTlLV 8UOWN.
000 ol tho LKAI1INO FEATUItES at tho
"snw connisu."
I'crfcct Success.
In all tho, CIIOIOEST Bn.DE3 and 1EV
' COLOBINfJ'IN I'LAIN BUOY'S.
STEEL AND DIUVBS,
IN PUltE MOnAIRS, BALEItMOS
and PONGEES
Choice line in SOLID and BROKEN PLAIDS,
ATPIUCESTOSUIT ALL1
SUM CfiRt8RiLU,
SIZES-lnch. C2, Inch,, Clinch.
COVERINU-All Boiled or Twilled Silks.
COLORS-Black, Brown. Blue and cbangabla
110UNTINQ Ivory, Pearl, Ebony, Cornelian,
fcua Freuch Horn. -
PRICES FB01I 1200 to 110.53.
AT
.1
Kramer's Now Corner.
Sumiiier. Silks.
FULL LINE.
in BLACK and WHITE STRITE.
GRISAILLE SILK, and
New stylo of Checks In DLACK and WHITE.
tST" SELLING 20, PER CENT IEJJS
THAN LAST YEAR.
AT UAUUIE.
DON'T FOUGET
TO BEE UY LINE 07 BTRIPX.AND
Plaid Shawls.
. . .
ir
WHEN BUXlNaAT
K-ramer's.
it i 3
ERAMEE, ' "
Cornier Store,
HAMILTON. STREETS.,
w.U please .tU h?y $.' adTcrtlacmcnt It,
HAKE
Kid 1 o t p g
IN BLACK AND COLOREp.
IN ONE AND. TWO BUTTOIt.
. '.. ,i ' i
IN'DIPTERENT flUJlUTIES.
Always keeps a full line of TBEFOUSSB, la
' BLACK an'd'bne of the BEST COLORED
MAKES IMPORTED .
EVERY PAIR GRARAEED.
ATKRjLMp'Sv
OVt DEPAnTMENT.
IN
Hamburg; Edging $
AND
Ila noTer beep".bf;Jtr,i"ii;8!LLXffo AT.
r.OPATt PRICEp. f)
AT KRANSI'S.
H'OTSBR,T,.ff,,
- . . t r . ,
Finest and most complete line of HOISERY.
r T r , . i
In PLAIN and PAN OY- STRIPES, Mi l
found In the city, aud au qualities and
prlcca, fpr MISSES and LplES.r
Cordially INVITE our Lady niendi to esll
and see the GOODS. "' ' ' ' '
GOODS OHEERjFIIJt.LY SEOWN.
AT KRAMER'S
MEN'S HOSIER T
A Specialty.
lu all QUALITIES In PLAQI and TANOY.
.StBIPE.''
'"(Ir-'",-'
T n
AND.
ADDING DAILYj. tt SJtJQpK
CUOIOE LINE and in Newest PATTERNS
I i-v . i
or
WR.ITE EMJTJE,
WET'!
COSTUMESTRIPES.
.i"J.. ,
(Somethlsf New)
. I .'.it
' -"ij 4 i,' 1 (i . t
OUR DEPARTMENT
, il", :. i I '
I For MEN'S and BOYS' WKAB. always
worthy of lrliijaeUoSf-ta'wIllcn. yo wlUSadeso : -of
the LABOST, AesORTMENWVflund la
the city. anSbuABANtEEHotOIVE VALUB4
ron all ooods sold, on money sb- 7
FUNDED. .
At Krar'Sp,