V THE POST. VlDDLEBURd, SEPT. 25, 187a jLocixl New, &.c. Kmd row bit tnimtiVins. tomatoes. mill evrrTUiinc vxira una lor cxiiidi - . . n . ... .' lion at the county fair. Tb elovtion will be held nn tho 1 Ith Ur ot tMotor this year. Tho Hihscmi J TaoMiiy turns tin m Into m it can in the month. Tlio Pcniocratio Betmtoriul Confer- rnre mot at Lewislicnr on the fill inst.. nml unanimously nominntoil Andrew pill, of Union county, as tho candidate for Uio ltli district. It appears that one fourth nf the five rent nickle coins in circulation are bo on. TlifW onuiitertrits nro siita to no an skillfully cxnrtitcil tlmt it U Iiihhm ellile even for experienced coin exports toiuioci tncm. Thrwhinjr maflilnes are now in rwiler. ond some of them Are daily ex lot ted to furnixh item in tho way of nrnis. ices sua a wnoic man "run through" now and then. Fcrsons cm- ployed with thoso dangerous imichincs MiouKi ever uo cnrciui. Tho mmt Unhappy Fcrson in the worlii is tho Dyspeptic. Kvorvlhina looks dark nnd gloomy : tin feet "out nf sort with himself and evorvbodv cte. Life is a hunted to him. This enn alt be changed by Inking Peruvian Py run ( protoxide of Iron). Cnso of 27 years sttkiiding have been cured by it "PirKtXQ ClICRRIRfl DOW TUB L,AX." nd "Hirmr Horns, ' are two new sonjr liy the renowned Millard, both contain ins all of the elements of noimlaruv and both really excellent, they can be hod at any Music Htore. for the trirto of 40 ecnu, each, or will he sent free of postnjre, on receipt of price, by tho publishers. LEE & WALKER, 922 ChratnutHt., Philadelphia. Tt'MoR Kkmovf.p. Tho LcaUlmtv Journal of the 17th inst., snvs: On edncsdsv morning of lust week Dr. nlon r iM.;i...i..i..i.: .,..:.,. i i... i, Wrawbrid(?e, of Danville, Dr. Hayes, of Miincy, and several Lrcwrisiiiirg 1 hy- sicisn, successfully removed a very large tumor from tho person of Mrs. Miles Irvin, of thin place. The tumor contained 24 quarts of fluid and weigh ed 5.1 pound. The lady has suffered fur years from the tumor, and is now in a fair way to speedy recovery. Jos. 8. Arnold. Eso.. has moved to Liverpool township, Perry county. iui in o intention or practising the luw in tho several courts of that coun- Ho will also extend his practice to the courts of Snyder and Juniata. Mr. Arnold is a young man of marked ability, indomitablo energy, sound in tegrity ; prompt, vgilunt and success ful. All business matters entruxted to him will receive prompt attention. Wo congratulate tho Bar of Perry in receiving so valuable an auxiliary. 5t Cnr Tin OiT.Although the season for putting up fruit for winter consump tion is past, nnd such advice as the following -will hoof no use to our rea ders ihis enmmcr, we would suggest to nnr lady readers the propriety of cut ring out and putting intea scrap (took for the purpose, ''Few people know," says iui exchange, "and thousands do not know" (logical), that by setting a glass fruit jar on a folded towel thor oughly soaked in'cnld water, 1hc fruit can be poured in boiling hot with no wore danger of breaking lho jar than il were a tin can." - """"People who thins: they can fur nisX others with liquor with impunity , hie prolubly not. read the following w of this bt je i "Any person furnishing intoxicating ilrinlrs ti nnv ntlirr twnaim in vintii tioo or any existing law, or tho provis ions of this art, shall he held'civilly re-, sponsihly for every injury to person or property in consequence of such fur nishing ; and any ono aggrieved may recover mil damages against such per son ao furnishing, by action on the case, instituted . in any court having jurisdiction of such form of this Com monwealth." Look out for Him. One of onr ex changes of a recent date, contains tho following : A sharper is traveling through some parts or the interior du- J ling the honest farmers. Ho passes limself off aa a United States detect ive, has his warrants, charges his man with having passed counterfeit money, arrests him on the bogus warrant, ana if tho party resists, he displays a pair of hand cuffs, and threatens to put them on if the party refuses to go with him. After no Las tuccoeded in frightening tho party, he proposes to compromise for a certain sum and let him go. Incriaar op TJinns. An exchange say that the birds are more numerous this year than they have been for sev eral years, attributes it to the wiso laws passed by the legislature against their wanton destruction. This is true, and we hope every person who is found killing an insectiverous bird will be fined to the full amount designated by the law, Birds are the farmers best friends. It is a fact that before their wanton destruction commenced fruit waa not attacked by the apple worms curculio, and the many other destruc tive Insects we hear so much about. Just in proportion as the birds increase in number insects docrease, and we prefer the one to the other "by a long not.", How so Preserve Domestic Tit- farm There is atime in the expeti ence of every person when the knowl edge of domestic remedies for the relief or many or the complaint lownicn hu man tlesh is heir has proved a blessing and perhaps saved valuable lifo. Every housekeeper should procure an old ac count book or aomotiiing of tho sort, and mate of it a scrap book for the purpose of preserving medical receipts aa they are from time to time publish od in the presa of the country. In this way a valuable collection of useful in formation may bo secured, and the re ceipes, if properly classified, can bo re ferred to at a moment's notice. The receipea published in a single newspa-, paper in a year, if thus preserved,' would alone be worth the subscription price of the paper. --Our dovil has been taking the Dog census of this itorough and produces the following interesting statistical ta ble r ? Rater 20, good, bad and indifferent. - Coach 12, apreckled, streaked and atrined. . ytthting Dog, descendants of the Irish, ilull down to the llUlu yauer uorg, oil. Small dump-tail, good only for white mice, 74. Whiffrtt, improved lineal descendants of oltl loan's stock, highly valued 'for their indUpenaablo services in - the kitchen, licking frying-pans 4c 170. : Pootitr, or Ladius' lap-dogs, various lies and colors, but uunibur not ascer tainable. : v - . . ' Owr devil furthermore proposes to v the lot and train them in musical ' ti nht service, at the Con- ur yCiT::;dou will bo Notkr To DKirrows. Notice is hereby given that all persons knowing them selves indebted to the undorsigned bo rnqueniea io make payment on or are to ro the first day or Uctolwr next . Dr.' J. W. KOCKRFELLOW. llt'MA rioNm Foi-xn Onit an . citement was created on Friday morn ing m the northern end of town by the discovery of an almost perfect skeleton and other human bones found in a hole on Logan street, formerly nsod as a (lumping place. Men were excited, women frantic, and bovs and girls open eyed nnd wide-mouthed at the unwon ted spectacle, as thoughts of dire mur der or some other mysterious crime suggested itself and at once taken nn by tho crowd as variable truth. ' After supposition upon supposition had been evolved and discussed tho majority conio to tho conclusion that some med ical man, doctor or student, had been maikug experiments in anatomy and rather injudiciausly disposed of the bones, perhaps undor interruption, but there are thoso at that end, as well as in other nnr'.sof town, who as firmly believe that a murder, or sories of mur ders, has been committed as thev be lieve tho texts of tho Bible. The High Constable gathered up the bones and buried them at the poor houso grave-yard.-ZN'MfoM-n Ootritt, Sp. 17. Tun Pi.f.am'rf.s or Entmo. An edi tor who labors tinder a dearth of ideas, is ono of tho moot pitiable objects that ever excited human commiseration. He is crushed with tho consciousness that tho columns must bo filled, and that ho has nothing to put in them. What will the readers nv? Wh.it will they think? Will they make nil. )wnce loraniniellocltliatcau neither produce an idea nor appropriate onnf When they can open the paper with an avidi ty, which nothing but a fresh anign. nient of fresh literature can satisfy, how will they feel when nothing is lieforc them but what thev bavealusvsknnwii and what they have repeatedly heard of and read about T Those questions often present themselves to an editor who to writo is unable, to clip is asham ed. To edit a paper requires brain, but bruin at times, is torpid, inactive, and tho dovil himself can trot imihintr u of it. An editor is expected to please everybody, and bear with patience a lengthy roll of unpaid subscribers. An inexhaustible fuml of naticnen nml thought aro indispensiblo to an editor. The patience U needed to cuuble him to tolerate loquacious loafers in his ollice, to bear with non-paying sul scribers, and for other purposes the thought is needed in order to enable him to nil his colums with mirli tvi. lom as his patroushnve never witness ed before. hon all thoso things are taken into account, it is no wonder that tho prospect of becoming nn editor should lie terrific and aimallini?. TY find what to wrjt about, and how to write it aro Uillioult, and ir you doubt what we ssy, just take up your pun ami try it, ami then tell us how you felt af ter your first editorial gush had spent iUclf. -Ex. 3r For -Loss of AppeJu. DtsdpdiI Iniliaestlnn, Deprenlon of Spirits and (antral Debiliir. in ibelr vsrious forms. terro-l'tisaporsteij GliiirorCsllnaya rosde ny uaswell, Hsisrax Co., New York, and sold by all drugfcU , in ealie best lonie As a aiimulent lonie for pjiints roovr- ln from fr and olbar siokoess. It b no equal. If taken during lb sessoa il prevcutt fever and sgu aad olber iotsr. mllteat fevers. ERRORS OF YOUTH. AOFNTI.KM AN who anflarsd for yaara from Nimwii Uablllty. Pmnlim lsi. ana all thv anaoia or youtMul iBdlaori'tlon "III, fur th aka of aallarina: hnmanlly, aud fro to all who urr.i ii, iurrrip an i ninctioD rormakina th Impl rmdy by rlileb ho waa enrod. Huflar ra wtahlii,toirat by ll a adrartlarasliari. ni can do o by addroaalnir, in prrreat eonB dnc. JOHN if. KM)KN. no. suirr itraat, Naw York. Dyspepsia ! DyBpopsia 1 Dyspepsia ! Dvipapaia la tha moat bariil. ilD; of all hu min allinanli. Iuayuipioma ar moat Inflnlt In thalr omtt-'.f, and tb forloro and la.p.n.l-nt Tl 'tlua of th 1 ! ofin fancy tfcmalva in pry, In turn, ofavary kuown malady. Thla It du, la pari to tha elooa ayuipalhy hl. a l itu belw. ao lhaatoroaah aad iha kraln. .n,i in part alao to tha fact that any dlaturbanr of iha diKMtlv funetlou noaaarlly dlaordar Hi II tar. lb buwtla and th nraittayatrm, and f fcota, to lam, it'it. tb quality of th blood. K. F. Kunm.'a Hitiar Win of Irons aura our. Tbl ia not a now preparation, to be triad and round wantliiRi It hai bn praaorlhad dally for mauy yaara In tha practice of mlnm phy alelan with niarallelil anrreiai it la not at paotod or Inland, d to cure all th d l (et.ee to which the human family la iul,Jot, bat la war ranted lo or lyipemia m lu mnat obati na'afurm. Kunkle'a liltlr Win of Iron aever fall! to car 8jrmp:omt of dyapvpala or Iom oi appetite, wind and rliins of th food dryUae of Um month, hearthurn, ditUnalon of theetom aad bowala. eonitlpailon, haaSarh. dliil neea. loplaeuM and low apiriie. Try lb Sraat remedy and b eonTlnoe 1 of It rmrlte. ri tbeaenuln. Tak only Eunkle'a, which Ii E,.'to?li?,l,h!,t". Dpol atrt rhlladelpkla. t or aaUbr all HrugUU aidalrs ererjrwk era. lb aad tiboio. Examination of Teach ers. Th iemtnatloni of the tesehcrs of Oonnly will tak plae on th day and at ta uUcai given below I DIBTBICTe. 8elluae;rove Moun, Waablugtoa, Pnn, linlon, Ohapnun. Parry. Krandal. Waal ferry, MlddUbar fc Krauklin Hearer- Wait liearer Ceoire, Jaokaua. VLaOBSI BallDaifrore, Bhamnkln Dam, Fraebura;. How's School Hon Fort Trevertoa Robritr'i Hehool Bona Sralth'a Cherry Hill BUIU a Mohool BATS. O. t. I I I 4 f t w It 14 16 n ' IT MUniebarf iiaarartown Hlack Oak Ridge Catryll Snvdur'a Sehool riouae Wettal'a Miildlecrark, The examinatlona will aommaaaa at a- aa at eak day. ttaab applleant will provide blmaalf wltkttr ahaat of foolarap paper and a lead penell. I tnly each appliaauie will be examined la dla ttlrt as lulaad to Uaek In that dlatrlet. No director abouMabaaat klmaalf from the ex amlnatlon, if It be poeeibl for klra to be pranl. Tk praaano of th dlreatora la aorj. aary "to form, for thomaalvee. aa opinloB of Ike ttaunere and atuloiuanu of th apulioauta." WM. NliLTLlNO, Co. spi. aellnagroT. Sept. t, IMS. QELiHsanovE rnoDccc market kj - COntlCTID WSIILt gf WaBrentseller & Hon. Wheat oew per buthel 1136 nre a Corn do (0 85 60 Oats do Cloverseed per baihel riaiieca ao Potaloes new do Tlmoihyreed do,, Buokwheat do' - 75 Onibas da 00 Butter per pound -Ems per down . Tallow per pound Lard 18 14 oa 07 04 Cberrles Reeded Cherries , Blsekberries ; Dried Applet ' Diled Peaohet da nnpared Daoon, Bidet 8op 15 04 . 08 6 lo 8 08 Shoulder Ham Cheetault per boahel 16 On th etk Inst., near BtlddUhar. Oklo. Bam- I rl (i leM, aged 71 foara, I amhith and It das, the deoaaeaJ waa a Ball of Frwebarg. im tu Tib laaC. la WaakUaiow two.. bv.a Fllaabatk, Sauaaiar of J-a and k ary Aa kiauul, d U M't t - a d IS 'a. ti l af . V V i . ..fak. 4w.f PREIHUH LIST Of Tit 11 Annual fair Of The SNYDER COtJUTY Union Agricultural As sociation, to be Held at ELISGROri?, OCTOBER 0th, 10th & Uth, 1873. OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION. GEORGR niLBISH, Esq., Prwldent. A. M CARSV, 1st Vios rresidtnt. MI I. F.j WF.T7.EU, Ro. Bra. A, W. POTTER. Cor. Beg. HENRY MOVER, Truir JOI1X COOPER, Ltbrsriso, Prof. r. BORN. Gsologtit, W. U. DILL, A. M., Cbmlst. VICE PRESIDENTS. Hon. O. C. Mowr. firnhnrrt fmhrrl:,vi Jonr Trrxlrr, ll'nry S hock, . S. Ijnn'ff icr, J. It. Hill, J. P. SHitiM Win. F. Erlchrrt. J. J. Militant. Abraham Kaer. II. A". Kimtrr. fitmtlfl l rr. Hear 11m. fir, l'etrr liirgrl. Rulea and Regulations. . S-TS SMtl rtf M.nnHllnR im trm tft all m.I iw oftht O inntr, lii niil iu But pf am-11 antrAnflA fi. SnIAIInlrl-a tor ihlhltt wi ainit h m1 f .-lor In 10 o'clock, ra., na th t nn.l ily Kn ris esa bo ra1 proi iua t.i th I'tlr bf ! lrf-ln( Hi s ratirrst KrllBMr.nr. SnlJiiilir rm ri4ettil lo rcnorl thlf S- In h Hrart'r l)T nOOO of lK lt dT. A tB).cltf r ih, Ju.t(-n:ill comtltut n lorom h Xo rtl'M or ibiohIs, ihall M fraol tram ClissmuDai brnrolh ) rf th .liib. isn ni)l hr porml-iloo of tho lrolkint. in-AII trlslmriiMirtl will l.oorrnid bftht ruivv m in vnii'i ti aioi' hi.1 All? Morn dliunolng ttuBild, wiU rs Sirs tat Itll pr ul. nonlf. KTKfriTsa Ta tt rsnl of lho prsoiisar.. Allontrii-i iors-Hl fambtaiiM ua or bsbrs too nrm nay i th rlr. nisnt ror soiiix ami rsitl. ass Pan Inr lUiwp !! Hoail rnrnlabl It of llhar 'e4 111 t furnlthS at ronoabla prtaaa. Hiaiifts fur th aila af K-fTahinnta on th Fajlnlrnnnd at b ubuinril b auuliatUoa to tha PraiU. ui. Price of Admiasion. HlnnU Tick 'ta f4,ta Kinll Tl kala (ot mora ttiMl ) (I uo Hatliil h na loot os osblbltloD) liwia Hinulafamaa ftMt biubl ( A ay Horaoa k!na Firstly Tlfkat snt Traoi tarring II lo another, w II forfait lb m. Kxouraion Tickets will b ImuoI os lb MllBla h Oatr Coantr, S fc lwltia ftn 1 Northara iairi Halimsila, food troia Iha SIB to lho U, Unh dya InoluJaJ. Committee to receive and arrange Ar ticles for Kxhihiiion. H E Miller, If AllcmanEsq.,L F Fove, M II Cooke. Miss II Zicgler, Miss An nio Llovd, Mw. W F K. kbert. Mrs F J Hchot'h, Mr & Mrs C H Miller, Miss Mary Schnure, Mrs D Kohrabach, Mrs U K Oregnry, riiEmcM LIST. CLASS I. Best ) hushel White Wheat ' 2nd hest i bushel Head Wheat 2nd iM'st ' I bushel White OaU ' i ' corn in ears 1 2nd best ' J bushel cloverseed i ' timothvseed ' ' Rvo ' t1 00 1 .' 2 U) 1 (HI 1 K 2tX) 1 Ik. 2 mi 1 0(1 1 Oil .Iudife-.John Hummel. ( H'ashitiKton) Samuel .Scholl, Kolicrt Ixwher, OeorRe D Miller, Henry Deitrich, Jacob Schncc, Isaac Penfer, CLASS 2. WmxW llantr. Petl lo h- Ex. Best Stallion, in County ft 00 ' Maro and t'olt. " oo 2nd host 2 (x Julies James K Kavis, Sr., Henrv J Bitter, S H Dunklchorccr, U L ltnu- denhush, J K Hughes, Enoch Smith, Ilcnrv K ..Mover. CtXSS 3. Onnmon llorr Best Stallion Jfare or oolt 2nd best ' 2 year old colt filoo li oo 2oo 8 oo 1 So 2nd nest 1 year old colt pair Draught horse 2ml tiust pair of Matched Holies 2nd best Best i 2 00 COO 2 00 4 01) 2 00 Family homo siuglo 2 IN) Jiul licit Diploma Wnlkimr Horso 100 Judges l'eter.Trexlor, Thilip Proese, T..1... IT L tS I A.. ..I...- iJ U dllllll Itl'lllllT. r.lllllllll'-l Jl III Rl T. 7 n Kclioc.h. Henrv Snotts. Jno. P Richter CLASS A.Wooitnl Vallle fed. to tie Kx. Best Durham or Devonshire bull ' Alderney Bull ' Durham or Dcvonshiro Cow 4 Alderney cow ' Durham or Devon Heifer ' Aldurnev heifer oOo (5 (XI 4 (X) 2 00 2 (XI 8 (l Judges John Hummel (Monroe) H Y Wagner, Daniel Ott, l'eter Hartman, John 8. Smith. F M Stuck, Jacob A. Smith. CLASS 5. Common Cattle, Best bull ' cow 4 hoifor 4 Calf under one vear old 1.5 00 4 00 8 (XI 2 00 Juilurcs John Younir. Samuel O Hilhish John S oir. John Hluclc, John Ko mig, Michael Womer, lluulien Drecsc CLASS n.-Snrrp ana Swins. Bost Coatuwold Buck, ' Suuthdown 4 Ewes not loss than three 4 lot of lambs not less than 3 4 . Hoar a Bow A pigs not lest than 8 4 five shouts 3 00 2 00 300 dip. 4 0.) 4 00 800 Judccs John Hartman. Motet Rrebs. John Herbster, John Arbogast, Keu len Oemberling, Ferdinand Soucs, Benj. Fisher. ulass i.vouuru. Best pair turkey a tioo ltX) 100 100 ueose 4 4 Ducks 4 4 game chickens 4 4 common Chickens 100 1 lot of chickens, not less than 6 2 00 Judges Henry D Fishor, Jonathan Ar- tHigast, J m am O Weil, f M Teata, Iaoc Troxcl. Samuel Yearick, Jucob Womer. CLASS .-VeadabU. Best i bush potatoes Peachblow 1 00 note itw 4 4 cither variety 100 4 4 ' Sweet 1 00 4 Turning 1 00 peck tomatoes .100 ' oniona ' ' 100 4 heads cabbaee 1 00 0 stalks Celery 100 4 6 Beets 100 4 Sweet Pumpkina 100 4 8 field 4 1 00 Judges Aug. Springman.Goo Schnure Daniel Rohrer. Geo. Halm, George jiow, jacou utt, Adam L, npangier. CLASS Q.tVuU. Jluiartl in Ouuntu, Best half bushol Winter apple f 1 00 Fall 100 colloction of applet peck peachoa ' Quincot Pears collection of fruit 8 pounds of grapea varietv nf irranea 100 100 100 100 Dip. 100 Dip. B Moyer. Judges Dr. II Ziogler. P uumoi tisoniiari, inos. Hofliuan, Harrison Brouse, Dr. H. N. Nipple, ur. a. Binun. . CLASS 10. Manufacturer in General Best Carriage 1 or 2 horses Diploma . lop uuggy . 4 Open " , 4 ! Blelgh . 4 ' . Double set harrteat . . 4 4iJv.'rrer leataior .'1300 ' Calf Hkin 1 00 1 half dorcn Corn Drocms 1(X) Two llorso H'agon Diploma rtpring w agon Hoots Bhoes - - r Judges liavld Witmer, II X. Il'cUnl, rredlc. Kathfon, 8 James Tawlin Samuel Lupfer, John Wakeless, M Miller. CLASS 11. Manufactured AiiirU Best lot of Cabinet Work , Piplom . Ml VI .. ... - iraenteig .uaonine eloibft wringer lot Tin Ware lot 8iot War ' eook 8Iot Parlor ttove for eoal ' Double parlor baalef ' -A Pawing moliln Pumps for wllt and eltternt 1 ?pietmea Dinlislr Hpeelmen Printing . peelmea Turning, lot of 0rackie. Moulding and Poroll Work 4 Doors. Window and Btln.ta Ju.lifre-PblHp Milbiah. Lewis E Pa lins H r Arnold, Urnry Brown, John Walnay, 4onn si utuberman. Jacob r llan lrioki. f LASS 12.Aricuauwl Imulrmrntt. Best Plow JiiDlumi Culttetlor INrrow Urain Drill Hay Rake liar-eater and Mower Tbrcahrr & 8rp. (operated) $10 00 l-orn Millfr Diploma, vorn I'lnnier Judire Jonathan Orlmrn, Vim, Tllrff Uanial Boner. John J Kelly. Joel ltow. i d ueaerr, lluihlan llnirioh. CLASS 13 t,i4 Artt is CoHNfv. Best nil Painting $ oo 2nd Dlrlom Best Undicspe ehrjmn) 1 oo ' l'ainilng ankinJ 1 oo Photograph 1 eo ' Marble Sculpture 1 oo Ju.tgee-Win. Noetling. Edward Banltr. Mrs. IIC Bver, .Mr. T W Hoffman. Mrs. W II Dill, Misi Elijabeth Dorn, Mrs Jo nas Truh'r. CLASS 14. Domntie Manufacture, Deit bonis insde woolen clolb, 5 It fi oo flannel, yir.le I oo ' home ml linen it yard 1 oo woolen carpet oo Rsg carpet l 4 quill or be.l epread 0o ' fancy paioh work quilt oo silk quilt jj oo knit b.ise 1 0o knit half boss 1 oo ' band made abirt 1 o Jadgas Mrs P Bore. Mrs J W Knlglit. Mr D 8 Hojrer. Mrs Jacob Wagner, Mre J II Hall, Mrs Henry J KiUer, Mr J P Bbindul. Sefott't Dieition Ileal losr or hi end $ 0o pouud cake 1 on riponge cake J oo ' Dae pounds butter 1 oo ' Ave pounds honey 1 oo ' flee pound bard snap 1 oo quart apple bmier oo ' quart peach butler 1 eo fruit profr?ci 1 0n Isdgea Mrs Oco. HiUlnb, Mrs Henry Moyer, Mrs Dr. laaao Unllrnalein, Mr Naiban Dundore, Mr J K Daris, Mra Qeorgo Keller. Third D'umon. Beit spiced fruit eannid fruit (last jars gripe win ketchup 4 JoIlT of fruit f 1 oo 2 oo 1 oo 1 1 00 Pbilin Julgea .Vrs Edward Raraler, Mr llilbieb, Mrs J Hummel. (Monroe) Mr Henry 8cbocb, Mrs Abrabam Ever, Mrs 7, & Kcely, Mrs Samuel Hilbish. Fourth Division. Bostspeci'n plain needlo work fl (X) ' ...... I ...,. II.. 1. Iilil 4 home madeilrcHs 2 IX I 1 (XI 1 00 1 IX) 1 IX) 100 1 00 1 (XI 1 IX) 1 (Ml 1 (XI 1 IX) 1 00 1 (XI 4 tvorked collars & Culls 4 pair fancy slippers 4 ti.ly 1 hearth nifr ' crochet work totting ' worsted work 4 ornamental shell work 4 wax llowers 4 bead work 4 pin cuchion ' pair ottoman cushions ' zephyr llowers ' iiilniit drcm Judges Miss Miiclmo Eckbcrl MirlH Louina Hottenstcin, Miss LydiaMoy er, Mies Kllit Hummel, Miss Kate r.rleriimvi r. Miss Ada II agenseller, Miss Siillie J Fisher CLASS 15. .VawiiiaroiM. Bent medly of engravings f 1 (X) ' fancy trimmed banket 1 1X1 4 toilet mats 1 (x ' fancy picture frames 1 txi 4 variety llowers and plant 1 (X) arranged boiKiuet of Howers 1 IX) Judges .Vrs M L rihindel, Mrs A Z Hchooh, Jrs W A Hatw, Mrs V A Mocker, .Vrs. William Mover, Mrs, Horace Alloman, Mm 11 Hl'ino. CLASH ld.Mutio. Bust band cornet musio Diploma. ' 1'iana or Organ ' 4 porforniance on Piano or Organ 4 performance on Violin 4 4 Musical instni't in ceu'l 4 Judges Win Moyer, M L U'agonseller W rJ tioutz, r Albert, Miss Liz.io Shindel, Miss Ell llohbach, Mrs Lillie lloheson. CLASH 17. MinernU. Best specimen of Iron or other oi es in County. Judge-Geologist of the Association. TRIALS OF SPEED. First Day's TrotVremiuni mo 00 for Oonoty Horaaa that Bar uer Trotted for lit Horn a preiaiuui. BlaiUraudgo, ind trd tisoo .loot too 2nd Days Trot Furso $40 00 Opaa to all County Honee-g ta atr end go tad t M ISO ISO that Ird Trotr-ICOOO Purso opon to all have not beaten 2.4"). Four Is enter Three to an let Horet and ' r trd aseoo woo 10 00 3rd Day'i Trot Double Team Premi- n ra w. or to enuri two to go, til Pnialutn gu an tud ' ge Swocpstake Trot Premium $120 00 Jonr o Katr. Tare to go, lit Hon gaooo Sal' .. to IK) trg voou Jodg B r Wagneieller, Joeenk Dlehl, Ben. uan waiiar. imari ai.ll. r. tr A u Vlerg, Jaeob U Uoguian, and U l Bebnur. EXECUTOB'S SALE Of Valuable ProDertv. The undersign od willofforat Publio Bale, th Valuable Real and leaaal .. yvr.j . . nr - - w., h. aaiuaroa wu., oa 'I ueadajr, October Sttel, tia. Tb folloirlng Traoi or lud tlluat la eel twa rjnjdar oouoir euouinlug r . ElflHT V.vnlin inula nor or less, oa wklob ar ereeud a good TWO HOUSE AND BABN. with other aeeeeaary oolbulldlngai a Orebcrd of Uhole Frelli a II f aavar falling water ear wiv a.w; tuafHian iv BUUI, BOUOOl n Mora, aad la good etatar of ealtleailoa, alao nKilONAL. P H O P U K T V. eonalallng of oa Hafr. fonr Skoeta. a Ho. r, r . uu niiriiui Tvaaan lao MU Hir Ba. Meddle Bud Uridle, all ad, heavr blBxle and Uouel Iroee. Wawelkanvw. UNH UOB8K. TWO COWS. Olornr Hultor. lot f Oak aad Mb saaum., UaltlTalor, flow, Hay Laddai, Uoa. fieaa. Mtunale. forka. OoeJ atuve. two uoukluar ail..... oa Bad and beda.ug, Clooli, UUaUaa. aad uttwr artU-ke too tadloue tu bbuob. a I to lake plae at U rMUtaee of dd at toVto, a. ia. ot aid day wltea uraia U b Mkeakr 'J.J4. WAOfUt., M Iron in iho Blood MAKES TEE XitML t1K3. Th Peruvian Surtip, a Protect tvl Solution of th Protoxide of Iron, i to combined as to hava the character pf an aliment, ao tallif tllgrted and atimilated with the Mooil i.e the elmpirtt food. It inercanet the nuantUu of Kaffir' Own rUalltlmf Affent. Iron In the blmut, ami cure a thoHoaml Ula," timplft by Toning- np,Int-laoratinn and I itnlitlng the Sutem. The on riched ami vitalized Hood per tneate every part oftbe bodyt repairing damages and watte, orarchlng out morbid tecre tlont, and leaving nothing for dltcate to feed upon. Thl it the teerrt of the won derful tucrett ofthl remedy in curing Dyspepsia, liver Com plaint Dropsy, Chronlo Dlur rhocft, lloils, Nervous Affections, Chills ond Fevers. Humors, Los of Constitutional Vigor, Diseases of tho Kidneys ana niAddor, Foniulo Complaint, oriel all dltetittrt originating Ith a beul ttate of the blood, or ac tompanted by debility oraloto ttate of the tyttem, iielng free from Alcohol, in any form, Ua energising effect are not fol lowed by corresponding rcae tlon, but are permanent, infu tlng ttrength, rigor, and nettt life into alt parts of the system, a!id bulMinil tip an Iron Con ttttutton. Thousands hare been change ly tho use of this remedy, from weak, tidily, tuffertnn crea tures, lo ttrong, health n, and happy weft and women t and invalids cannot reasonably hes itate to give it a trial. Bee that euch bottle ha PERU VIAN SYRUP blown in tho glass, I'ampUletej Freo. -ETH W, FOWLC L SONS, Proprietor!, Xo. 1 Milton lUce, Boatem. Sold ar DivaoiiTl omitaLti, CJASIl FACTORY. tfEW FIRM. i ue un.iereiKnea Baring entered Int a eo- partuernilp fur the parpoi of carrying oa more slenaltrelr and to bailor adxantag the bu wn of manufacturing a general staortnient ol all ktn.laof BUILDING MATERIAL, SUCH A3 Doors, Shutters, Sash, DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMKfi rSoroll Work, MoultliiicrM. All Sort of TUK.MXG. wlih to it to Carpanuri J (alt other! who Intend to build NEW HOUSES. Or Repair & Remodel OLD ONES, thai w bar tl radllttea and ar prepare.! to furnlahat fair .i lor., KF.APY MAUK oral abort notlc. eli:ii.er than ran roa.le lr hand he moat Important parts ol bulldlnga, Waalio make llanil Itaih, Xeirat lttn ami Jin lan tern, llraikit, Klooriiiyf, lSlIiii"f, nurluuod Itourds, sod do kinds of general Latiaerit of all Lumber for We are pranttoal and eenertenoad Arehlleti and UrauKhtaiueni and our patr.iria will bar th Ixualilol our knowledge and aklll. Our work will Prove tatUfartori, HAINES ii SirfDER- .. -L,EM' l SoyJcr Co. Vs.. May, 80' 1 2. " T'AiriLY FAVORITE I" THE WEED SEWING MACHINE. a The moat perfect, and KHnarallv nreful oniBt inaiiimua. ror in lallill faillllV.lf lhfl f"trr. or mehanle. where Ibe work n nnlrrd r' , mw. Ing maoklue racicea froratheheaviaai r.rmei.U ol uieu'a wear lo the m .-t dollor.i a ,i ,,. mental fibrH for ladlae and ihll.ran It ha a r' T ,i . Tl''"',r,i tM a ranuuihia f-r durabill ; au4T,iibiiit, tbownand ai urerlaied b,thoaaar.,l(,uiaollerd lota panpl for the moat ar.iioal Inapaolloa aad eomparlaoa, wllk eoofi.jeoce that Itaotwlnua ment. eaneot fall to eonelaee lb earwful iaaluer,of lie auparlorUr. Notes praoa In yV VVKNTY wko examlB the Wbtl) lfor nurehailnr eas b laduoed lo hareaur other, and BueBU or all olber maaliliia. bbowino thla fart. raple, etrwet poddleraor eaavaaeara to puah their uia iblaaa Into tiie kouaa of Ik imouI and aell the.n bafort Uitr har anr oppuriunity to aue u WgibD, J. D. liOTZ, Agt MidJlfburtr. Pa, ne laaia irnt ror wrtiro Hewing ekla Oil, rillx, Linen aad 8uoul Oottoa. Feb. 27, lb7, tf. M AVID WILLIAMS, Vanufaetures of ft Wboleeal Dealer In fillt, labOKaar, Waluil and Kotewwod LOOKING GLASS Pioturo tt Photographio Fratuei not. w ana in Arch btrecl. t'kiladelpbl I'a. araro nnaira IB Iha beaa anaai juto,. Kiiuia i a an tig braaekt. .71 oro.r., iw.u (uoruuauir 'o-oient and ntirlr aatlalaetorr. Of unen,,;.. .m;i1.,!"U7B5 ooniparUiM of .in.li.Bilor., eainide of Iwlnii '''uoBe f..iirih the n.ua" expenditure of U.p. an i i.hor, with a aai. ll f..r nuantitv. niiah. . M.i ... ' ATTRACTIVE I NEAT 1 SUBSTANTIAL! Fall Styles Ready! Kirs YOUTH'S Bors READY-MADE CLOTHIIIE. Sf Purchasers of Good Clothing are n cm MMtMCAincn lheir onfs f" tht Falt aU RtCOMMENutU W:mr Season from th$ Magnificent f stud 0f legant All Wool Garments NOW ARRANGED FOR INSPECTION In the Spacious Satosrooms ef Oak Hall. 1 Prices Remarkably Loxtt lie & OAK HALL, The Largest Clothinq House in America. S. E. Cor. Sixth and Market Sts., Philadelphia. The iiiulciRiKncJ, riRcnf, fur Wftu tnnfccr & Trown, kocps always on hntid a full nwor tint nt of SAMTLKS OF COODH. whidi cm bo popn nt liia CI.. tiling Stro. n Miilillt'linrtr. llrrsnrea InhPit ml fitiits nifiilo nt Short Notice. Good" Work, Vn nil Tit, nml poods na prescnteil, pnamntoeil in till cnHi a. G. C. (lt Tri.ivs. MiMl!ibtir,'. I'i Tim MSlBliaaatl'ii l'apor Tor thn Minara ! Vorll ltM WaMtrlit In f Jol.t 1 1 ivotiiinut like it In tho World til ! erery raa W is bosit tts to nrtt llmce ila cual. .n?.,.'l."!'"'7,' T,"".""' .I,r"'"',nl. n. pr..f,.nnJ, marlianlo ar lWer In Ibe wki ta K'jii; ".u,"e:I..,,r:- W1,,r"r - u " - tn . BtrSI3STESS JlXTT3 FAMILY PAPEB " twa aiaJa, and la aiakiug l..r il a circul .tl .u and rrpuiatlon unMrallrl. d In tin l.lat.., of Juurnalluk I ia t Pan tin t is-rtaa, ei onnjB, UlxaTlUTtD WrriLt. oJT GIVES YOU ALL YOUR LEGAL AOYICE FREE. fad ol l X ll.nTo o;.lC.ITV,,;" ."""V""1 l"""" ' f"Tr Kmurn, .ad a eeet naa ol I..M maiiu u mattrra ..f .porUI ,. gral li.l.r.l ...! In Jrn d tea etaaaa-B, A Magnificont $5.00 Oil Cliromo, THE LOST BABE, Ht UU, Buunled, rea.1 to fran... la preaanlr.1 l a,,,!,, Sul-rrlpii. B pner 3.00 prr yrar, B a.lanra. Slacla rrki tan eaoea PERMANENT AGENTS WANTED addrea a lellara to - Cnort a ruiLUrs, PotlUbtra, prtTtaumon, F. GOULD .0 CU SELL THE CHEATEST FURXITURE. GOftn ft TO. ir-U lb Iteat Furniture. 01'LU & CO. soli tUe Slrongest Kiuirnihirp. fit' 1,1) ft CO soil Hie Hiuidajinea-f Furailure. VJIt)l n OCtD TO. save ll lind of Fiiraiture JTOLLUS CO. have IhelNewcet rmtrrna.' n Ori,D ft ro. t.ti and .all for caali. LXODLU ft CO have great B'l'utitnsroa in (1 m i Jul GOULD ft ro. OULD ft CO. bnve-llglile'l Hlorot' have Four Stori't. -ClTIl K. Jl Car. KrXTIl an.l JIMIKET, X.,. .'17 af.il SO X. SECOXI St., 212 Smtth 2-1 St.,a,t l'JOtl MAIllxET St.,Ph;itl, I'a (Vo.l $,'"2tf wiivriuc. IN (MIUDLCBUnO, B1 Qeo. Alfred chocho A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PRINTS, MUSLINS, DRY GOODS, Fancy CuHHimoreH, llUmcly IMntlo C7Iotltin&T Hats and Cups, Shoos, Hosiery, Gloves, Notions, Shawls, Tans, rnraaols nod Wbito Goods. ALSO A FULL LIM OF GKOCFRIlV Sugars, Coffees, Tens, Spices, Syrups, Fish, Ac, tc. TOBACCOS, SNUFK vVrsrI OKafvVllH ALSO QaoeDBwaro, Glassware, Tubs, Tails, Baskets, Etc, Etc 1 J1," a'',tl the Bbore tor.il with treat ear, Wlalllug o nurehaae. fall and iaa Inr vnuraelvea. .banktul touif Irlend for their palr.iiieve In ESTABLISHED 1853. tiie old con.i:u Rebuilt and Refurnished with the Finest and CbcsptttJ Assortment DRY GOODS! NOTIONS, TRIMMINGS, QUEENSWARE, Hardware, Groceries, HIiooh, Carjiote), Oil EVER OFFERED TO Tht tnbteriber hatna remortd into Market and Pine bureau, is now prepared ones thn 107 favor bin with their j.airoDage, great inducements, lis Is determined ika TIIE OLD COUN12I1 SHALI. 8TILI. CONTINUE TIlK MOTTO FORMERLY. A DOITED, '"THE C?II1V1 C?01tIS13Il. fir a ttriot atlentlon to bnslnte. and keeolna at all tinea Iba mnat com n let a alaak and telling at Ibe lowest price, be bepes MeT All kiads or COUNTRX flWVWH taken ia txobangt for goods. -r Beliuagrore, April 2, UU. WM. F. EtaDERT JJ J. COOKE, I THOLKSALE DEALER IN ' , CtOCICS. UO Ktrlh Tblrd $twU Simples, vith Easy Rules for Self-Measurement J sent to any address Khe I.l i ft CU. bare tkv;iurge (itatk C1OCI.0& CO oflVr llnrgniwi. 1 Ut lJ CO. alwiivs irivo rJattefarlion. mnnufacliirinc n ft t'o'a Furniture latbemnat K'rgant, LI) ft CO. buvc 1'oliie atknUaDls, aV CO. KiBUBBgaai.ua'LaaBTi and aak an eiamtr.t1n ef th tame kf thee I'omnare niv nrli'ea with nlhera. the paat, 1 reipeotlully tullclt a onatlnnanee e u. a cutty KUHUCU. REBUILT 1871 Cedarware, Hats & Gaps Clothw, Shoe limliiiyrH, T1113 COMMUNITY. bit NEW 8T0RR BOOM, en the Corner a and all near lo offer, to bis old customers, in merit a full slinrt of pairona, e. SUNDA Y-SCIIOOL " BOOKS AITD PAPERS. Catalogue supplied by tbt earioan gnad gebool "Q""1 iYtvU22 Vktslnut Sireet,