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WHiirn KileHmubf a fsraicr. nardr-ier:
nJ irui' (tror or expcrico-. i
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ibv cellars. i
It is n jt healibr to live over wet
-itnrc Vipr thnt cornea in two or
i!,ri limps a vear on:v, aoa
i sm
of tf
roes out leariag tie bottom
cellar dry, ia not of mocb injury w a,
family V health ; but wLeo the water
often remain in a cellar f..r we ks or
. . .
.1 the bottom of it i eon
Ftan:!v damp, means rbouM be taka
to rem e the il- If tl.u di.ir tan
be drained that I liquid be dim; uud
the b.niora laid in cement, with a
tmiill depressijn or cnduclor maile
around it, next to the wail, to conrcv
the water to the drain. The ceme v
ed fl j r oa this plan fb.uld ri ua
inch or two from this waili to the ceu
tre. This iil gife a dry floor, and
ifanr water cornea in through the
walU it will n.n ff into the drain im-
me,l.l.-iy. Alter a nouw "l'ui
built with pantn.s or other apart-;
incuts in the cellar, it is not
ia.-t" to
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prevent water coining la throuu
Minn; inacccfsililc placiv, s the bcvl
wav iu hucb cufc.-i i.s t- dig druia.
Rut if all parU of a cellar can le
reached wiih cement, iu moft cas-a
it can be cemented to w waier-i.gJi,
without a drain, at an expense -rilbu9 cx 3Std ti;l cM weather ap
about n:. lor one of ordinary izj. ; wbea lhey should go iato
now the woaK is dose ,ie ct.uar ecaia, and the vinegar wiil
Obtain one barrel of cement for cv-ji,3 very good at this time; but if the
ery I iuare feet of the cellar bot-jcask are rolled out under the ehed a
torn, and the name of good building pecond peasoo, the vinegar w ill be ex
pand. Where the wat.r comes injtrafioc.
with a great prepare, cobble stones' If the ca.-ks are well paiatod, they
fr&ru a half a pound to two pounds ( mav be set on fccantling3 through
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in wcigtit, ougDito oe uu, n iucj
arc obta uablc, as it otit n requires
lrom four to tlx iuches o! stones and
cement to make a cellar bj'.tom per
fectly water proof. The stones hhould
be laid ia the cement, so a to iocreaee
the thickness w ithout increasing the
cxpcbui. Some persons first pack
the stooxs close together, then pour
in their ceu,cnt- and taud, called
"grout." ro as to fill erery opening to
the lop of the Btow. la twentf four
hours this grout wiil "set," or bard
e n, and tben a finishing coat of ccm--ut
hhoulil immediately be put on
over the ttooea. The mixing of the
ceiueut thould le half cement and
halfand. After the cellar bottom
is Cuished, aud the cement allowed
a few days to dry, or harden, then
the walls, and piers, if any, should be
cemented up ok high as the wat-r
t-ver comes in. This coat peed not
Le over an eighth of en inch thick,
and apply another coat the same
'hi knei.s the ncxtdav, or as soon as
t
jQcciiicnL Two thin coats are bet-
r than oue as thick as both, making
better job, as the water will often
nd its way through a kiagle coat.
TALI. n.iiVIN.(.
When land is plowed ia the fl!,
and le(t till pring without harrowing,
il may be sotro to eny kind of ppring
grain, after being well harrowed, and
the crops in most eaes will i a3
rood as if the lane were plowed in
the spring. Stable dung, when plow
ed order ia the fall for a ppring crop,
will be as beneficial as when plowed
unuer in tnc spring ; uui ill kinus o:
common Icrtiiizers should be sown
broad cast in the spring, and harrow
ed iu, unless one sows seed w ith a
drill that deposits and covers the fer
tiliser at tbe same time. If it were
not for tle great Lurry that farmers
are subject to in our short springs, it
wouia not be of any advantage to
plow light, loamy sili ia the fall ;
but in consequence of not La ing time,
in uiauy cases, to plow all the (and
in the Hiring one desires to cultivate,
it is decidedly advisable in some cas
-s to plow in the fall, especially clay-
soils, which are greatly benefited
by being thrown up to thi aetica of
tno Irosts of winter. It often occurs
tbat a field in the spring is too wet to
plow when the seed should go in ;
and such land, if plowed ia the fall,
would be ia good condition to har
row ia the spring, and tbe crop would
e bjtusr for the tall plowing.
'Vl-E IAL OFFERS."
Farmers and their families are apt
to think that a'J tbey read "in the pap
ers" must be true, ahd as represented.
I hey are not aware that thousands
f scoundrels are racking their brains
n . I 1 . ... .
w wwuici buiiib urw uiciuou to taae
ta"thj.oor confiding farmers, and
their sons and daughters. One of
the latest discoveries by these rascals,
is tbut tbey ran c;aLe country people
believe tbat "every subscriber to this
paper," as they word their bait, w ill
receive some valuable "gift," or
premium," merely by enclosing 50
cenu to Jl, for "package and post
age." I have one of these "taking"
advertisements before ma ia which a
"rc'ttillr r," with a "super
ior compass," and "bunting case,"
and "warranted to keep correct time"
A: e, is offered as a "premium to the
readers of this pap?r." oa the receipt!
iruu nr jiai'kiug, voaag ana
fliailing." Well, the farmer' sons,
who have seen but little of the w ays
of tbe world, bite at this tempting
iiait immediately, by remitting tbe re
quired f)0 cts. ; acd it is laughable to
ee bow the dupes take the cheat on
opening tbe packages in which tbev
really etpeet to find a valuable pofd
watch worth from $10 to Rut
they receive sometling that has, per
haps, a dial plate upot iu face, w ith
directions to set it so that it ri.ll keep
"correct time" once in 24 hoars, egy
at a oon an article not worth picking
ia the street, aad which rosts,
nrobablr. to make sot orer five ejnts
each !
SJlIXu rbVEK.
There it a class of farmers w ho are
constantly oa the lockor.t for a bet
ter place to go. Tbeir farm are al
ways "for sale," and tbey dream of
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luiunaai ianas, in some otber part
of tbe country, which can be bought
' for a song," where they imagine
that they would be more prosperous,
nd ijr life better than where they
oo w reside. Many of these men own
mortgaged farms :"aod for such men
Co desire to remove w here tbey can
own arvv farm, though it lie far, far
way, is but a natural manifestation
to better one's condition, which the
tiomaa mind can not resist- But
where caa theoe ki gj, after selling
their farms, and be contented! That
it a serious question, which bo man
caa answer of his own knowledge.
Suppose they can sell out, and com
mand a thousand, or fifteen hundred
dollars after paying all tbeir debts,
and they start for "the West," Kan
sas, Missouri, Iowa, or some other
State. Kigbty acres of Uad with a
'"coBlfoTUl.le, house, or io- ca'uia cn
it, can be bought for from $5 to tit
per acre. The land it all right, as
rood as "lies out of d(ots;,,fcut) alas,
for the aarronndingg. Keigklors
are scarce. -tockty" it a Bjythj and
the poor, frail housewife, wfcooliows
her husband without a murmur, pines
torfrisnds. The children bave to iro
two miles or farther to school ; acd b
tbe wister season they can not at
tend moci of the time in consequence
of storms. Churtk-g are "few and
far between," and tbe peoU are gen
erally a mixture of various nations;
ad tbe result of all is, that many an
(Extern farmer bo poes West i; pn-
I birv aad wishes
tbstvw aad wishes himwlf mek on
h.O!BC8tCSll. So if One pciCS ;
South or aajwhcre, he wiil not find)
ihiops just to liis miad. Ifonethiaffj
js t,eiu.r than 0n the old place, anoth-
er i worse : and takiusr all things iq
,
! consideration, but few farmers
ebauce ihe.r residence, who are able ,
t make a hvjn? on the old p.ace.tiati
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better themselves by removing to
ditfUtll fcutc. One mar obta.a neb
!a1d , t a low price where there is no
market for what be grows; ana
and b-JOD Lc iliuv nary mm wi.e
cb.ldrcn, and wl,.u ib-a .'-a p.-...i.iy
world f jr bitn.
TO MAKE YINKiJAK.
The best viGe:ar is made tf cider.
the poorest apple making a good vin
egar, as the bast. The bos'. -a?k to
use arc iroubrand whicky ca.-kp,
which can bo bought of liquor ileal
cri, wcond-hand, at f 1 each, holding
40 gallon. Any farmer v. Jjo nasap-
!e" lit t0 grind,
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caa realize more
mnnPT (mm them made iuto vinezar
than .nicr im c i ict mate an cic-
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pnnt quality oi ci I-t. i in too cbmis. documents ail ready to prove uis m
aud put them into iLe cellar, leaving nocence, but it won't do. They can't
the Lun out lili spring, when they j account for the bouses tbev live in,
I should be rolled out aail placed under
a she d exposed to toe sun, out me
, . , . KhaAe.i Lcave tvem
; tuo fiurnmer la tue open air, eiputu
to the full force of the sun. which will
produce vinegar sooner than when
under a fchrd, as it is heat and air
tnat produca tho acidity. Small
pieces of w ire cloth should be tailed
over the bungs of the cak to keep
the flies out, and the catks should
not be quite full when in or out of
the cellar. If you have but a eas-k
or tw o of vineghr to rnuke, and have
a barrel that has bad vinegar in it,
the mother that the ca?k contains
will be of great advantage Iu making
the viucgar, dividing it. aui potting
half into each cik. I stronuly rec
ommend using iron-bound ca.-k?, well
painted, an those with wooden hoops
ore often troublesome, the hoop3
breaking and causing the ea.-ks to
leak.
lhrtt --&) ;ncroltj-.
1 remember being in a room during
one of Thatkeray's visits to Captain
Morgan's house when a lady present
instituted a comparison between the
author o( "Vanity Fair," and Dickens,
t tbe disadvantage of the latter.
Ah." fcaid Thackerar, shaking his
splendid gray bead," it's very kind of
you to say tbat, but you know Dick
ens' slice of pudding is much bigger
than aice."
Ther wre trifling words, jestingly
spoken, but the face aud manner of
the speaker gave me, child as I was,
a surety which I have never lost,
that.
however bitter might be luacK
ieray's scourging of the faults of his
fellows. Lis rreat heart never barbor-
cd an ungenerous or envious thought.
tmrmt3ft Ike YniVK Irr.
jA! Kosvij,i k, Fi.a, September
20 There were seven deaths from
yell w fever to-day ia j'ernandina,
all white persons. Dr. Palmer is in
a very critical condition. Fificon
new cases were report to-day. Heavy
rnius for the past two days have
caused the increase in mortality.
The weather to uigbt is very cold
and stormy. , contribution of three
hundred dollars from tbe Maritime
Association of New Vort was re
ceived to-day; also contributions
from (lainsville, Jacksonville and
other poibtf. Fifteen nurses have
crone from here.
Tbe large incre&a in tt camber of
cases ol yellow lever at 1'ernanaiaa
and the increasing mortality render
contributions in money badly needed.
It is hoped the North wilt ret-pood to
tbeir apjteal for help.
!'! Naatbrra -!
Ht sTiiN, Tex , September
Tbe fallowing is tbe estimated
2)
dam-Gal-
age by tbe liue cvclone around
veston. Tbe Government works in
Boliver channel, intruding a portion
of the fleet, ?5,0U() ; the Galveston,
Houston and Henderson Railroad,
loss of track and the Ray bridge,
$20,000; tbe Gulf, Colorado and
Santa Fe Railroad, loss of track aud
bridge, $20,000; ejtton presses, $1S,
500; incompleted buildiurjs ia the
city, $2, JOG: twenty f mall febooners
capsized, loss $o,UGi ; private build
ings and property, f IO,CC0.
PAMA.lE IX ALABAMA
Montgomery, Ala., September 20.
The Warrior river has risa ttiny
feet, aiid is still rising rapidly. The
entire river country is submurged,
nd the loss of crops is calamitous.
The Alabama is rising fclowty kt l;s
point. The raia has b?atcn out an
immense quantity of cotton. It has
been raining since luesdiy.
Ji'iE, Pa, September 10. Judge
Galbraiih has decided that churches
in the course ct erection, but not
completed' are not exempted from
taxation under tte new c-cn-tltutioa
of its state. The case was aa appeu
by r.ibhoji lcllin agaiosl the action
of th c miiv coni&jiisbaera in taxing
(the .m nutiaished C'ti,:Ji? cthe-
drai
tWFV4 'anallle.
YotiK, Pa , September 2!).--This
niorumir uaia of fifteen cars con
taiuiuif COD or J00 Sunday scool ex-eureioui-Ms
ft Delta on the Peach
Rjttoiu Narrow Gague Railroad, aad
on approachiog Lutz'g bridge, eigh
teen wiles from V'ork, tbe engine
was thrown from tha track. Two
boys named Jones and barton, stand
ing on the p'atfjrai., were instantly
killed. One man wag ai-nou 'i' cod
five or six slightly injured.
Sebrakka t rap.
0Ke;i, September 13. The 7er-1 direct all his energies t9 fim destruc
aid will tomorrow morning publish I tion of tb whiskey doggeries. Hs
detailed reports front a; I counties ia j would not attempt to close the bars
iebriaia and Western low, show-1 in the respectable hotels, for there
icg tie condition of the cora crop (the trade was in the hands of respecU
It is geaerailr conceded that I
ue yici wui (ae larger than any
previous year, avfragiDr froia fiity
to seveniy-bve busbeu er awra. ,0a: light wines, for those beverage id
account of the rainy spring it a ill te cot,eraze tha brain. If every whla
cnusually late At a few potsts key shop, eai.4 the fir., could be cban
danger is apprehended from frost, fbe'ind jnto a Jagr.-Laax baioon wc
corn not teiiy sufficiently matured, should have reason to thant'.God.
VJ beat averages Wecty-two
bushels
quality
LarL.7
fst acre, and to a
Letter tban last rear.
renges from twenty-five to fifty
ousnna, ana osia Llty to seventy-live.
Yery little of harvest trops is coming
w market, farmers long dtsosrd
to.
uu.u ior ueuer prices. j
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Amekicas shoes are now being;
krgely used in Germany, Switzer- j
land and France. I
OIB XEWYORit 1.F.TTEB.
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New Yokk, September 22, 13T7.
TWEED ON THE STAND.
Tweed's testimony is making
ab3ut tne bar oc among the great and
J small politicians of the city that a
6 gbort r& e
n. , t. fif
'twill Ui 1 La IS IE I fa fUa. CBI tsft !---
, .i)a9 ilb.ut reserve. He
j a mil.hnC!?s about name8.
, h fi . f Q fe WJV,
, av.- for tweed
impiiCJitci Iiimi ia l jc rug robberies,
! M.J(j it wa3 tLc ,lrcid lLat he would)
, n,akc a fj,, c,jart,,siua lha s t,d
I Ha!l to jump the couutry. And tben j
; there Rre a parcel of Republican OfTi-j
ciala who are impuc&tcd, and any
quantity of democrats, who were
diptinguii-bed for the fervency of
their denunciation of the old man,
after be fell ijto disgrace. I a fact, it
ecni3 that those who were the most
fervent iii denounciug bim were, as a
ruk the most guiltv. Of course
i t),pr a'1 ilrriv. and cverv one of those
' ... ..." . .
wl.om Tweed has implicated has his
the carriages they ride in, the yachts
they sail, or tbo money tbey pay lor
all tnese things, lncse lortuues are
too large 'or honest accumulation,
and no one ia Xew York doubts that
Tweed has told a straight, unvarnish
ed, and true story. The old man
seems determined to go clear through
it, whether it does him any good or
but.
BAP1D TRANSIT.
Thank hcaen there are courts to
which the people may appeal, again-t
the monopolists. The means of g
iaz op and down town are and have
been for years, thamefully lusufli-l
cient. Night and morning the cars tbey were permitted to b3rrow mon
on the Hues north and south would er on worthless securities or no se-
I uc i;iuuru( uuuui know?!-
of weary people on theia unable to
get seats, and the pla'.foroH jammed
with people hanging on ia all sorts
of shapes. Then to get to any part
of the city where rents ore within the
reach of a laboring man's income re
quired a full hour of time two hours
owh day w hich is aa enormous per
cent, of what is better than money
taken for Dcthing. Companies were
organized to build elevated railroads
the whole length of the ihland, and
one of them, under a charter granted
by the Legislature, did build about
a mile of a road. Then the Lorse
car companies interfered, for the miDe
was too rich to bo given up. Tbey
got out injunctions on tbe elevated
people, and every possible method
of retarding the work was resorted
to. Yesterday the final decision wa3
bad, and it was against the monopo
lists. New York will not,- Lave rap
id transit. The elevated roads are
simply platforms supported by strong
piilurs, oa vbith narrow gijage tracks
are laid. The cars ro long, with a
seat running lengthwise on each sie,
each holding perhaps sixty passen
gers. The eiigintn are small and
noiseless, and the rate ot speed is
twenty miles an hour. As tbe tracks
are up to the level of the secDnd sto
ry, and are used only for the cars,
there can be no danger whatever on
them. Ths work on tbe Gilbert will
be pushed to completion at once, and
it is expected by the time winter sets
ia we shall have two lines running
the whole length of the island. This
will do more for New York than any
one thing tbat has happened tor
re&rs, for it wiil relieve the pressure
oa tlio orcr crowded lower part of
tbe city, csd give the poor better and
cheaper homes ia tLe pp;r part.
WILL JROI CLES.
When people E up their affaire '
and lie down and die, tbey have no
idea how soon all tbeir Gxiug will be
unfixed. Matbias Danser, a gambler,
leu s.a estate of half a million or more,
to hisdicgoUr, 1,'ary Danser, who,
having seen tbe wickedness of her
father,
w a a most pious ana aevou;
woman. nen .Mary came to die,
she left all this money to religious
bodies, VyWM to the disgust of her
relatives, wbo had been waiting for
her decease for some time, impatient
ly, the religious societies wrangled
over it for some time, appearing to
be in doubt as to w bctber iley ought
to accept money that had been maue
ever the gresa (.-loth. Tbey finally
accepted it, however, feeliojj that no
matter bow the money was obtained,
tbey would put it to a good use, and
that tbey could sanctify it. Rut
now, ufiei1 tha religious bodies had
decided to take it, tbey didn't pet it
all. For the other heirs of the Jate
Danser came in and undertook to in
validate the wiil, claiming all sorts
of irregularity, an 1 rather than hava
it go to trial, tbe claimants agreed to
divide it into two parts, and so it
was settled. Tbe church gets the
i ell of tbe dead gambler's money,
and bis Lrothurs and sisters the oth
er half, end they Vfi ajl supposed to
be happy.
THE nlFLEMEft.
Now that tbe matches are all over,
the American teams are soothing
their defeated competitors by show
ing them tbe country. To-day tbe
Englishmen are op tbe sound, on
yachts, and it is proposed to contin
ue .tho excursion all the way up the
New EngUnw coal, if the weather
continues pleasant. The Englishmen
tbe Americans ara thebetiq fry?
respect. Rut tbey are goia bowe
tv practise a year, and wiil com
batk, 13 win tbe next time
And the j
Americans tecpopd, if you do beat
us, we shall take it as .'fsnntly as
you do. Tbe match hat bee a r,.r"
i peasant one, tbere has not been a
! particle oTi-feeliog or bad blood,
from first to last. t? arrangements
were perfect, and tbe utmow. nrte
sy aad consideration has been shown
on both sides.
TUE NEW TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT-
The Ninth ward association for
the Boprastiun of intemperance held
i a meeting last n.gbt, ana tbere were
ome speeches mad.3 whu sound
uecrly to rigid temperance people.
Rev. Dr. Crosby, one of tbe noted
divines of the city, cjjde a speech in
tt'Ljcb he took the ground tjt tern
peiicue it. 6 a Joe by undertaking toy
mnih In ti.ia rwiMnAa htt npnnnail tA
able cen. who kept it in some sort of I
oriier. l$ pot going to assault-
the Jager beer eellers, cr the sellers of
W hat he wanted to do was to $ght
the villainous whiskey, and ia ma
king that fight tbey would have tbe
aF:stan"9 of the lager-beer drinkers,
and that grct paes who drink light
beverages, but are oppopei to tbe
use ot me soul ana boar ceslrovUsr
wnisKey. ne was entering upon a
crusade arainst the 8,000 grog bhops
in the district. And Drs. Evans and
Taylor, though disseoting, agreed to
work with bim. Dr. jCroeby say be
has inreetigated the matter thorough
ly, and while be don't beliero ia la-
g-beer or wine drinking, he 5 'f l
lauea iuai me usrni iui, icnuiuj
from it, is next to nothing at all
events it is so much lea than that of
whiskey drinking that tempcranpe
reformers are foolish fjr indulging it
in the list of beverages to be prohibit
ed. Join the lager-beer drinkers to
the temperance influence and whis
key can be driven out Undertake
to prohibit beer, and that influence
joins w hiskey and nothing can be ac-
pnmnliiihed. nr. Urofcbv a views are
Ir. IsTOfcb?
r,.f.,vn,i vhh favor br tho temper
ance party, and it is probable that
his programme will be adopted.
BEECIIER'S BOOKS.
The papers that hate Beecber are
laying great stress upon the fact that
at'tbe last book trade sale, Reecher's
books sold for six cents per copy, ar
guing therefrom that the great scan
dal destroyed his popularity. I
don't see it in that light. All the
books offered were old ones, tbat, in
tho course of nature had become val
uless. There is no sale for a book
tbat has once passed its popularity,
no matter w ho is the authcr. Doubt
less, the great scandal would deter
many people from buying a book
from Mr. Bsecher's pen, but were he
to write a fresh one tbe curiosity to
see what it was would give it a lar
ger sale than ever. Certain it is
that Mr. Reecher's lectures are bet
ter attended than ever, and there is
no diminution in tbe attendance at
bis church. He is very far from
dead.
A SEW SAYI.NfiS' BANK SWIN'DLB.
The Clai.-mont Saving's Rank has
gone tbe way of all flash. It is tbe
old, old etory. Tho directors per
mitted two men to rua it. and sbut
their eves to irregularities so long as
, liuea
at all. The .two managing
men speculated with the mooeys of
. I r .1 - ! .1 I 1
tueir uepoaliors, luey loai, real es
tate depreciated, and up it went.
Thousands of poor men bave lost tbe
little eavings they depended upon to
carry them through tbe winter, and
an examination is being made, which
will result as all such examinations
do, ia censuring the directors. Rut
not a cent will ever be got out of it.
The receiver will eat up the assets
and ia time the affair will be forgot
ten. There are a thousand better
men ia SinirSin? than tbeso swin
dlers, but they will continue to move
in the best society all the same.
BISINESS.
Rusiness is still improving, and
New York is feeling good. The
merchants are here ana are buying
frsely, for the farmers behind them
arp sejling and paying. The look
out is encouraging.
FlETItO.
An Animate War Man.
When Phase Martin walked out
tbere was a general stare. lie had a
black eye, a hitten car, a sore nose,
blood on his chin, and more scratches
on bis face than there are spokes in a
buggy wheel.
"Usen djwn on tbe Danube?" alli
ed his hjair, a tha prisoner hung on
the railing.
"I don't know where It was," was
tbe answ er
"Well, what happened?"
"Ob, nothing much,"
"Did you run against a windmill
or a cage of wild cate?"
((No, sir: I think I bad a little fuss
with a barkeeper."
"You drank a glass of ginger ale
and then would not pay for it, eh?"
"Tbat was it, sir, and he flew mad
aijot il.''
"How lo&2 d'd it take him to cur
rycomb yoa oft in that ptyje?"
"I don't believe it ws ever
ve
minutes."
"And what is your de'eose ?"
"I was thirsty."
"Well, the 6upplr of ginger ale at
the Lou-c of correction gave out last
night, but you'll get Jots of water up
tbere. You'll get along "very well for
sixty days, unless you insist on mar
ble wasb-oasins and bilver drinking
yups. Yex." Vi'lroit Free Press.
After the circus paradp yesterday
two small boys met on tbe street
One of (.hem, bis face glow ing with
excitement, said ;
"Oh, Johnny did you fpe the fel
ler with tha snakes around his peek."
No word from Johnny.
"Yer seen the man ia tbe lion's
cage uoccursc?"
Vo wprd or sign from Johnny,
save and except a cloud upon bis
brow.
"Well yer dil seen the ponies with
the rud blankets oo, didn't yer?"
"Naw, an I didn't, said Johnny, at
last, bursting into tears. I bad to
stay at home and tend our baby, but
I kin lick the stuffia'
Oil City Iterrirk.
out of jou!
A t'aefal llre.
Miss C'bariottfl Thojctoc, cf this
place, has su old black horse which
goes straight ta the Llacksmitb shop
and delibciately walks In, unattended,
every time he loses a shoe. A negro
boy usually rides him to drive cows
to and from pu t ire, The otber day
tbe darkey didn't come to time, and
I SntAlliAAnl tiAVoa ilrMta it a n-ttA
L.- -i.k-as-
wcLt to the Dhstcre alohe and drove
ike powgioQ.T-'oofor,g' Slar.
oaralm r lit aieanjer krtui be
St. Loch, September 20 Tbe
gutter Grand Republic, tbe largest
and flnett auaoihoat on tbe Western
waters, took fire about lg oVlock Ian
nigbt and burned nearly to tbe wat
edge. The flames communicated
to tbe tean;r Carondelet, lying
alongside, and ali hr ppper works
were destroyed. LTer bulr is of iron,
and tbirefora will be gaed, but htf
macbioerv wilt no doubt ' he badly
damaged. Roth boats were lying up
at tbe foot of Lesperance street,
gboyt two and a half miles from tbe
centre ot tt0 .vity. I be steamer
Grand
UepuUic wag
2 to the
water's edge and sank before mora
jog. it U doubtful whether her ma
chinery wild b cf coy value. She
was owned lv Captain yhbwja,
aod vaged at f 10,000. and insured
for $i0.0V9 a about twenty-five o
Eces. Tbe Carondet ii j;f-obabl v a
total og ghe was owned by at
tain Hicks aad lira? essocigtes, end
was valued at $ 10,000. she was in
sured for $17,000.
fat; anker j a Nteaner.
;
Montreal, September A rob
bery of 1 12,800 took 'place yesterday
op fcoar of ts steamer Reaubaroer.
eo rojute from t&s pity to Ceaubar
ne. Ten thousand "floligx of tjo
amount was in small bills tf Me
chants' bank and $2,000 in hill of the
Hocelago bank, which were sent from
the bead offices of these banks to
tbeir fcgeqU at Beaubarner. The
balance on private account. There
ia no clue to the thief or thieves.
Subscribe for tbe Herald.
Urae ral liraai'a flaaa far m
T r c - . ,
j Grant and' partr wnf now
-General
make a
, ,
round of English provincial towns,
in the order of Newcastle-on-Tyne,
York, Sheffield, Rirmingham and
Leamington, whence they will go to
London. They expect to proceed to
Paris on the 20lh of October, where
they will stay bix week?. They will
next visit Marseils and Nice, and
then from Genca tbey will leave on
board an American man-of-war to vis
it various ports of Spain, Malta, Sici
ly, Egypt and Turkey. In February
the party wiil go to Naples, where
tbey will in all probability stay a fort
night, aua afterward spend a montn
in Rome, tben to Paris, visiting by
the way the principle towns in I lily.
Paris will be reached again about tbe
end of April. Here tbey will remain
a month, and afterward visit I'en-
m&rk, Sweeden, Norwav, Austria,
and finally visit Switzerland, wbicb
they hope to reach in September.
Preparations are making at Newcas-
tle-on-Tyne to receive General Grant
this week. His visit will extend
over tbe 21st and 22 i. He will ar
rive Thursday night, and be tbe guest
ot the Mayor. On Friday be will
vibit the various builditg and works
m the town. Tbe General and Mag
istrates of tbe corporation, and tte
Tyne Commissioners will proceed
down the river oa a steamer, and
there will be a great demonstration
at the mouth ot the Tvne. There
will be a reception ia the eveniug.
On Saturday, General Grant will vis
it Elswick Ordnance Works, and tben
receive addresses from public bodies.
In tbe afternoon there will be a dem
onstration of miuers aud tradesmen,
and in tbe evening a banquet ia tbe
Assembly Rooms. Monday he will
lay tbe foundation-stone of tbe free
library and museum at Sunderland.
Pennsylvania Urenlarkr,
Wilmamspout, Pa , Septeniber
19. Tbe Greenback Convention met
here at half past two o'clock, when a
permanent organization was effected,
as follows : President F. W. ILighes,
of Scbuvlkill county; Yice Presi
dents, M. P. llawley, of Allegheny,
S. (1. Morrison, of Philadelphia.
I he committee on r solutions was
appointed.
The report of the committee on
resolutions, which were very long,
was unanimously adopted.
At 5:30 the contention look a re
cess until 7 o'clock. Upon reassemb
ling the following nominatious were
made by acclamation :
Supreme Judge Renjamio S. Rent-
ley, of Lycomiug county.
Auditor General J. E. Emerson,
of Reaver.
State Treasurer James L.Wright,
of Philadelphia.
Adjourned.
Wquteif (w feton I lie Jury.
Presently the stillness cf the court
room was interrupted by the entrance
of a maa, who came ia with a shuf
fling, uneasy step am w i;h. Ljs hgt
in bis hand. He halted and leaned
against the railing. Nobody took
tbe slightest notice cf him, however.
At last be took courage aid spoke i
"Is the Judge ia ?"
The clerk immediately awoke his
Honor.
"Well, what do you want?"
"I'm lookingfor a Job, your Honor.
I've bcon looking for ork for over a
month."
"There's nothing for you here."
"I thought ye occasionally gave a
juryman a job. I don't read newspa
pers any, and being a stranger here
in town I haven't got any prejudices
agin anybody. A pard oi mine wrote
down to me at Reno, last week, and
said that the jury business up here
was brisit an it would pay to come
np. As I'm a stranger to you, and a
little bard up, I'll start in and serve
for a case or two at half price an' you
kin see what I kin do."
"What are your main qualifica
tions?"
"My strong suit is making a jury
agree. No juries ever get hung if
I'm on 'em. I just lay low till they
take tbe Grst ballot, tben I jine ma
jority and argue the rest iuto it. " J
pa; discount any lawyer. I can show
'em up points they never tumbled to
before, sjometiipes J baj-'e to cse
force, but esjdoni. Once, down ftt
fruckee, iu a murder case, tbere were
3 poupje of fellows stadia' out agin
hangin', aid after a, gujng wjth 'em
as smooth and as gentlemanly as I
could for over a quarter of an hour, I
went for Vm with chairs, and by the
time bad busted half a doyco pieces
of furuiture over 'em they was glad
to come in with a verdict of 'mnrdit
in the first degree,' and the fellow
wag bung not long afterward. In
these justice uoqrtg J pan get on a
jury, and if you just give me a wink
at bow you want tbe case to go, I'll
guarantee to fetch in tbo verdict you
want, or not take a cent."
Tbe man was told to drop around
again In a day or so and tbey would
try to make a vacancy for bim. Ia
order to do it, however, some regular
juryipan will probably have tobedis-
eii&.jca.
A i
At tho top of tbe stairs stood a
thin, sharp faced woman, wearing a
dirty, faued alpaca dress, with tb
sleeves rolled up, wbo asked In a jce
uUr maaoeYif he was after her. Up
od refoij io an answer in the nega
tjvp, slip JeJ ffie way into the apart
ment. Its jotprio? was somewhat
better tban its noighbors, and "eVi:
dently its ocenpant had eeea U-Uer
days. But dirty walls, broken plas
tering., cracked furniture, all attested
extreme potetty. At tbe back of tbe
room wag a door, which, when opto,
ed, looked out on tbe alley, twenty
feet or more below. Across tbe door
v.era nailed strips ot board to prevent
be children rom falling out. Re
turning to the ot'ef' om tie wo
man tuned to the swarnV'of fh'ildreij
a id cried, in a shrill voice
"For gracious sake get out of herej
why are vou all haogiog here ia that
iFAt4 any of ttc;5 yours f" asked
the reporter. ; '
Not a bit of it. Mine's growed
up. Pq (takin' care of a coople 6l lit
tle ones, yb.eif pother died of con
sumption last week, 'jfh'e oijj -i
t?r id sick for weeks cp stairs, r.ith !
oo nap (a tae seer of ber 'e'ept iny':
self, and ;fore sic diet) wanu-i)
ter bpsjand to go on housefeepiu'
god gai aouiti 000 to take care of tbe
children. Ho when eb died I took
'em, and I'm takin care of 'em till
their father gets work and a home lor
W, shan't charge him any
thing The litue &;r'' sick, and I
d'in't knW whit atls her..? ' JLnd thf";
Vn9;an; surrounded by abject' pbver
ty, with bjft liu Jp for heTself, was'
without hope of reward iq this world,
supporting and caring for two chii!
dren of a stranger .Cleveland Her
ald Now is the
the Herald.
time to subscribe fur
S. R. PILE
SnrecMur wCB. Ollmni a Co.
DEALER IN
FLOUR AND FEED
Groceries,
Confections,
Qtieensare,
Willow Ware,
SALT,
FISH,
Tobacco & Cigars,
i&C, etc., SiC.
New Stock.
ONE PRICE.
All goods positively
sold at
BOTTOM PRICES.
FAIR art SPE
IS
OUR MOTTO.
11 m mi it m
No.
t i"
BAER'S BLOCK
A V A
When
Shopping.
July i.
2,
JOHN F.
DEALER IN
Hardware, Iron, Nails, Glass, Paints
OILS, 5cC,
The following is a partial list
Planes, Saws, Hatchets, Hammers,
smith's Goods, Bellows, Anvils, Vices, Files, Hammers, kc. Saddlery
Hard ware, Tab Trees, Gig Saddles, Ilimes, Rockies, Rings, Bits and Tools.
Table Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives, Scissors, Spoons and Razors, the
largest stock in Somerset County. Painter's Goods, a full stock. White
Lead, Colored Paints for inside and outside painting, Paints in oil, all colors,
Varnish, Turpentine, Flaxseed Oil, Rrushes, Japan Dryer, Walnut Stains.
&,c. Window Glass of all sizes and glass cut to any shape. The best Coal
Oil always oa hand. Our stock of Coal Oil Lamps is large and comprise,
very elegant styles. Ditston's Circular, Muley and Cross Cut Saw s. Mill
Saw Files of tbebest quailty. Porcelain-lined Kettlca. Handles of all kind-h
MJIOVKLft, FOHKS, K1A1EK, KAKILS.
Mattocks, Grub Hoes, Picks, Scythes, Sneaths, Sledges, Mason Hammers,
Cast Steel, Stop Ladders, Carriage and Tire Rolls of all sizes. Loooking
Glasses, Wash Boards, Clothes Wringers, Meal Sieves, Door Mats, Rackets,
Tubs, Wooden Buckets, Twine, Rope all sizes, Hay Pulleys, Butter Prints,
Mop Sticks, Traps, Steelyards, Meat Cutters and Staffers, Traces, Cow
Chains, Halter Chains, Shoe, Dust and Scrub Brushes, Horse Rrushes, Cur
ry Combs and Cards, Door Locks, Hinges, Screws, Latches and everything
in the Builders' line. Caps, Lead, Shot, Powder and Safety Fuse, kc, kc.
The fact is, I keep everything that belongs to the Hardware trade. I deal
exclusively in this kind of goods and give my whole atttention to it. Per
sona who are build. ug, or any one in need of anything in my line, will End
it to their advantage to give me a call. I will always give a reasonable
credit to responsible persons. I thank my old customers for their patronage,
snd hope this season to make many new ones. Don't forget the place
NTo, 3,
'74.
April 8
TENNANT, PORTEK, BOYTS &
SiicreHsors to SloufffP.I'orter it Co.
F OIT 1ST 3D IR, IT ,
Machine Forge Works,
Water Street. Opposite It. A O. IS. It Depot, C oiinelUvilli-, I "a
Manufacturers of llailroad and Machine Castings, II. 11.
Frogs, Switch Stands and Bridles, Trucks, Pit Wagons, I ir-
ries, iron v heel Harrows, btone l icks, Hammers ami t. hisels,
Bridjre Trusses and Bolts. Plows, Plow Castings,
Coci, Parlor i Esathg Strros, Gratssi Firs Frsnis, Fenders, EcIIcw V7arc.
jVIi.sccllanoous Castings Iale to Order.
Machinery of all kinds built aud repaired, at Short Notice aud Reasonable Terms.
Also on hand all kinds of Material used about Steam Engines.
Oas, Steam nml Walfr Pl Flttlnin. I;rnfs V1tp. Kraw Wire. Onm How, Oum ami fiNpioa
April 11. 33 O Ij T
N ew Firm.
SHOE STOEE,
SOLOMON UHL,
ITaTinK pnrehatMMl the Siia,
Store lately owned Uy
II. C. Iteeritx.
We take pleaxure In fnlllnir the attention of
public to the lacl that we have now ami exiiec
keep constantly on han.t u- omiplete an
ment ol
Boots, Shoes
and Gaiters
BOTH OF
Eastern and Home Manufacture
u can be foQQ'l anywhere. We mm will have oi
band eoostantiy a lull uiljr
SOLE LEATHER,
MOUQCjL'O.
CALF S?(vI.NS,
AND LIXIXU SKIXS
(If l) it,l, with full line of
Shoe Findings.
Tbe llliiiK liAMl FAl'Vl'Ut; UfcPAKI
M EN T will be in chaiae ul
N". 33. Snyder, 35so.
VbvJt rei'i)U-.l"H for maklng
Good Work and Goad Fits
1 eeoDt to none In the PUte. The pahlle Ii re
pecllully lnvlteil to call and examine our stoek,
M we are determined to keep pooda an K'hkI at tbe
bett and nil at pricei at low af the lowest.
SOLOMON UHL.
TQ17IfIJ. MORRISON.
UNDERTAKER.
A Hill line of ty m il mffln alw-tr m han t.
FunerAl altniii u wttnmii rric:ul t di.-'taiK'd.
A'Mrwtf , - jn!l. H. MUKKISO.V,
,AprU4. . . HnkertvUle. Pa.
W, E: PRICE
a.
oualij a QholwO itetjom,( itl. t-'t. -1;
moot' 'ml pafiu Mnc'iiiiietj-. em .raliiij t'tia
l-l 111
leanlnir
ill Iw iouud the Mioo.1, Kirl.y. l.'l iiiH-r ai: 1 Huh-
lr.l M.ran.l Kaiers : lluckve ,l..:k lereri
Sllllil1 H.iJ Hake; AUyaoce, Paildock. aud An-h
vt Liay Hk I roua I ai I ,m:irc eetl Revolving
Kakea, I-Ulups. f-.iri Bells, aipt nil km.U oi l,
uieiucnu large and sinall, or the miwt aiinruved
puterutf, lur kanlon and farm use. also a lull and
e.nnplele suiek ol Wmst aud Willow Ware, Oar.
den and Field seeds. The tainous Oliver t'.hilled
Plow will also he looml in stork knives ami see.
lions tor the leaitluif Mowing .Machines: extra
uaru for all Machluet sold by us no band. A visit
ior. inspection is requested, tin applioation ileal
e w.lj be lornl ibeii .with a rainliue, tuwhii li
liiPHM1eH,t if e.f-evja.ly ntlml.
172 Federal 5tfei&t. U6qim,fo,
niTivTriii
IX. L AHV
i - U it j
FE2CnUt'En. Enllre Cost iii
fatehf Cifflee Fe !; rn 1 am. balance 1
' wlthln'oanonthsaker paiFuf allowed AJ-
i -e aud eiaminatioa Ire. 1'alenis Sold.
J. VANCE LEWIS 4 CO.,
kvpiiv snf .iiiiviiiwa,waund.
PI f vaaija.,,,.,.,.,,
srWiW; ilfiea in erlce, can jret a (wptlon If
I n J - VH" r f H ei Vafc-iin.ijf.mp.
CHAMBERSBURG
Academy.
Cood enough for the Best.
tvTiearncugr for the Cheapest.
Bates re3uctJdto128iJ,a Ycr. r
Aifk. L.rJ..SlUsfATiEir; P"m l'..Prttclp!.
CAHPNTEES & MECHANICS
Expert with tools, can make from ft M to 110 09
perilay In their own Delglihnrhood. No hum bag.
THOMPSON a COM M Hood street, PltUl urgb.
1 p.ii
BLYMYER,
of goods in Stock: Cirpeuter's Tools,
Chisels, Plane Iroti J.es, Ac, Black-
"BAEIt'S BLOCK."
JOHN F. BLYMYER.
O.
S ETC.
Lands zr Sa,e-
960,000 ACRES in
Southwest Missouri-
First claM Stoi-k farm!. cxr-Pllent Agriculture
J.aii!s, and thetrest Tot.acci rci;ioli In the Went,
Short liilera, nr. irrriis.-li'-pperi.. it icriy inn-iery,
irwwl markets an.l a healthy cmtrv. lj.w Pnc
ti ' I ox; Credit !
free Iraiiporuitkn frm St, Ivims to l.in.ls fur
u jslie.l purcliati-r. tor lurther Inlonnatlon.
A.l.ln-ss A.L liHAN'H
I..m.l i'oiiimiiiaioncr bt. luis 4. San Kntnci!ico
Ky.l'o. . W.c-jr. Filtli 1 Walnut Ms.MU.uls.
Aujuj'S. Mo.
PKt-HU'M qCEEXSWARE.
L. S. LAYTON & CO.,
A iriDH f jr Ilrunt, Bloor, Mart In it Co'a
I U N S T O N F. C II I X A
Factory at F.ast IJverpcuil, Ohio.
AW" a fUu iDe f
(II.ASS WARE, KucWnham and Yellow Ware.
Our Queensware took the hiiheit premium at
the Centennial Exhihition a' Philadelphia : and
alo first premium at lie Pittslmrx L.ilion
last tali, th-ders respecttully aoliciie.l.
OfHre and Warehouse i 153 Wood St.. Near L'berty,
V are Mhippeu trom 'ittbiii-g
J Uliv -JO.
SULPIIUIISOAP.
TiioRotrcin.T Cures Diseasks of thp. Skix,
liEAl TlFIKS THE CoMl'I.KXIOX. 1'RKVKNIS
and Remedies Khecmatism and Gout.
IIea'.s Sokes and Ank.slNs ok the
C'CTICLE AND CoCNItkACIS Co.NTAl.-.O.N'.
11,15 Staiuliril External Remedy for Enip.
tiuua, S ires anil Injuries of the Skin, not only
stMOVES rimi Trr;Corrii!Sniji all IIi.em
l'jir.3 arisjfcjj tfdiA local i npuritics r f the
po'j'wi ami pbtrv.(-!i(in of tr,e jyircs, bu'l also
these irulvcj.i ji ii, sua anil uiml, sich
ti'ri an.l jiccks. It rentiers thi cuticle
JIXRVEpOUSLY CLC4J, WJulil uid I'lUr,
au.'i being a nil - i esoue beautieiek is Us
prcfcntble to any cosmetic
Al.LTIIE REMEDIAL APVANTACFS OF Sl"L
pill )i l;.vTls arff iusuroii tv Tiii I bi: of
Utrmi's Sulphur .StHtp, wliL-h in aa.l:
tion to iu purifying elTtxts. rcmeJies anil PRE
VENTS iiiKfMAriy aiul Colt.
It al.i niiJVFECTS CI-OTHISil n-1 LIKES
anil l'KLVH,ii l,l;j;se ti.4U.UMi A! t!) BY
CUNTAbT Vlih liie PEKfON.
It piolves Daxdrltf, prevtuti tuiU
n5, anj retarJs praynesi of tr.o hair,
rhviitianii penk of it in bi-jh tenns.
Prices-25 iind 50 Cents Per Cake: per
Box (3 Cakes). 60c. and $1.20.
M. B.Tbe jo cent cJcea are tripJe the aue of t':oe pi
9$ ct--r.Lg.
"BILL'S IIAIB 1X TVHISKEK DYE,"
Black or Bruwa. 30 ( rnta.
c i (EiTiivroi, v, ; sLvtii k u.
irESTERN PENJTA. fLASSICAL. AX1)
st;iE.TiFio i.xsnri'TE.
The lns'ltute prepare Students ft.r t'otleire.
H' sine s. Proleeoliwal Si-hol. Home l.iie. and
Vb.lias. I iatiin eletaleil, ra't!.lv', ear- ol
sccei. an l iJctureyjur, cVmn-airliii-ea e,teoi,.
view of I'hestuut Kid". Vuil eorpi of Instruc
tor. Irive course of ttudv. l)icn to both aeut
Eiienses mi.lerute. New l.uil.luj !. U.tiei.
(Ijn rrale in en(:h r.Mu).
Aildrerfthe Prlncija'.
JON ATHAN JONES. A. M
lec- e. Mt. Pleaunt. P
I) li . 1J A N XING
it perm inenlly located at the S T . CHARLES
HOTEL, Pltklra-fc, Pa. incases bdJ, Deforiri-
r,,of t, e il,lne vterine 1 iM.'.acer, ents. I-
. ,. . .. ' . .
""-'Hiir.. 01 Mei-banl -al S-n
porta. Uall or send forilescrip)e pamphlet, 'fe
House yoq I,ve la.- .JaUed rS, ApFU'ea'."
O. W. M l DDI. Kit. st. n,
Oeiillsit and AnrlMt,
OFFIt'K ANI 1NF1KM AKV,
S. .-. Penn Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa
All diseases or KTE. r: A Kane)
1 1I RO .IT, and 'afarrti sn.-eessiul-ly
treaifd. Iiert.ais tor t'alararl.
'Faise Pupils,"-Crookel Eye, '."Wiid
VMirr n'' T"wm of 'tbe
xi KatV.yi.-a r '.mB. Ptr1 -1ri,
W.ef.,u. L?ei, "tooViJ.
1 lf"ii-4. r.n
Ulilli.llv
pori.riue.le Artliu-ial F.yej
biaiifUHi. r-uud ha
Uee erlp.lv and llltuirulej
luipiill ol uau.
Juiyli.
P A TENTS.
F. A. I.?hiaann, Solicitor of Patent:
V.' ...hinit
ow.'p.V,
!Jo patent i n.l pay. Send r. r C'ii-cu-1'
1 " . ii,. -. .
hi . a
?Vs'poypT SAM'-
j virtue c
ot jn o.'de: it iiie is-ue.1 out of H.e
Orphans-.,oort. if ner.l..ut, ar.il 10 ili
recte.1, we will e$u Me tujale by pu .1'u ou:ny
Hie tirtmises. an' '
Saturday. October fl, J 81 5.
at 1 o'clock p. at., ut aai t day, the fullvwm real
estate. vIt:
A certain tmrtnf lan-1 situate in Britlienrallev
Twt., rtomeriet count v. Pa.. a.l,..lnin!r lints of
Daniel Slioemaaer. Joliu r'oustai. I Wklov ifueer
ami Ials warranled in,, thq, name of Al itilu.if
ra-het, cuataming l.tt-v hve aerej ami alloira.
Ijjofe or lea. Ilatlr a put ilaejl.ng hn" awl
.table thereon are-lou- a jiortioB ot ilil' lau.r is
claaF-e.1.
TER MS One half as soon aa the property Is
oU aud one-hall in a year with Interest.
ANDHEW HOOVER.
NELSflN N. WELLEK,
Sep. 12 Adia'rt anil T rusteee
IJEW STOEE.
J, M, HOLOERBAUM SON
i
j
re
In the Excelsior Mill
Building, West End
cf Main Street,
KOJIKK.Sf7r, IM.
We have fur t a full .in.l variol tH-kir.t.n
iral Menhandlfe, Tliinu nf :
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Hardware,
Qucensware,
Stoneware,
Ilats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes,
Notions, and a
lxrge and Full Stock of
CLOTHING,
SALT, FISH,
WHITE LIME,
PLASTER, FEED
Flour, etc., ct?. ALSO
Afullliueol farm implement, anion wi i.-h a,,
tbe
CHAMPION
MOVVI.Va AND HEAPING MACHINFS well
laaile n-l warrnntid rturuhle. ..I Linht Iimti nil
the viiul part? h. in om.li! of Wnaglit lri.u 'u.
Sleel, no Pot Jlirtal cinch! ill's.
The two Implement .itwvenauieil are our im-
H-jti!-i.-. an.l U.n whli h we ISKAa nu.l
BA.NTKK. I Hie of our custi. iiit-ra
tol.l usttmlllie ha.lti.l.uy
100 niowlnir nnn-hiu'-ji,
he wouM lu
evuryone
CHAMPION-
The Oliver Chilled Plow
j of .iilli renl nui.il.ers, h.r on, tm, or ti.re U-rret
W arraute.lt. L-iiulK-tier.hun IJal.ier. t.i.-irr
; on Man awl IL.rw. mirk letter jo . D an.uii.1
We also h ire on han I an-l 1
flrtH.-iasji
r satcthefi llowl.i
MACJIIMJJir,
Whl.-'u wc will warrant tot Well .Ma-le ami 01
Hood .Material, don !4ilK..rk ananr oili
er 3Ini-hinej ul the kind an l will
ak no m.-..n' tnoni-r until
he has itiven the" ma
chine a thimuKh tri
al and is Hit'.iu
eil with its
wurk.
THE EMPIRE Tl.re.hir, t.nrM, r ar
;ieancr, 9, 8 ao.l 10 hi rsc power.
THE A. B. FAROUAHR,
er with shaker attachment.
THE BEST,"
ami iSr.ss Seed lirill.
The Haic.-ritowu ISrnln
TKEHCOSIERi
Seed lfrilL
ri Ii c! lirain an ; , jnu
'"THE BEST," The H;iwtl,KB.
To..th Hiiy-rake.
S'prlni
DODO'S
Horse-rake.
CENTENNIAL s.ir nUin
MtLLINCEfJ'S "orw H.y.nkes.
Hillside IMomx,
Vast Iron Long Iluu.
IouIIeShoreI Corn .Moms,
SejtheM, Niekle,
C'raln CradleM.
I'orks Shovels and nil
kiiuU or Plow C a tin
Miearn, I'oluln Ae.
In fact everything In the Aricnllunil Imple
ment line that is w..rth keeplnu'. which we will irr
toj. il a! such prlcm aa will please our l ust.-mers
aud m l..w af tbey can I had any where
.'li't KM Pi-otbtfe taken in Ex
rhuiujt. ntrh a rir, m.iple v-tr, Auf
ter and fjg. An kiut't of gr.i 'i.i, htf
hide. ,heep ,tal calf tkin. ami erlaUy
wool, ofvhieh ire ip.ii.t 2.IKK) im u ., f,,r
trade enh.
3iay 'J?.
ORIJINAL
EODDYEAR'S USER GOODS.
J ulraiuud lluhher in erery CvMeiniole
Fvrm. Adapted to L'nicermil je.
AN" AKTIt f.E I NKER lOCU Pfil'Mis
WEiyM r t'AX bE SEN JIT BY MAlj .
VyiND UP WATER HRttOr'
irarmenta a nociali!r. Our 'l..ih snrrw.. i......
ooml.iiiej (tco gararnt, in onr. Fr stormy weal!,
r, it is Ptrtri u r ProoCaiid iadry ieaili-
ct a -
NfLAT AND TIDY OVEECOAT.
llr a reenliar ..n.c a tt... . . ...
; - ." . h 1 km mi.r. p
me IWO clot ll sartiu-e.. which r.,.v...i. v.lr...
(T i.t, n.i. even in the tiutlal climalrt. They
are made in three eolorj Blue, Black nod Brown.
Ar-e Light, Portable, Strong and PuraWe.
We are now ..trerlnsr them at the exin ml bo
priceol eiltlea.-h. Sent H.t -paid to any ad.lres
upon rw-eipt of price.
When orderinn, alate slje m wl chest, oyer
rest.
Kcliahle Partlei i!elrlnir n nee rnr -
em' lor our Trade Journal, giving descriptions of
our leading articles. 1
He sure and net the Oriijincl Gooiiitar't Steam
Vulcanized lat.rics.
-Sen.l h.r lllustrntn.l (r4.M.ll. A
btuttJ Pocket Cymnasium.
Address carefully.
Iro:ulvay.
Ae I'ittj.
P. O. Ko r 51M.
Feb. U.
U kVi 1 ; tun .'ay pf-,r.!i.u;,l irotu .1. W.
in i'.iy prY.!i.uvl j
ll 1. U 9 enlira stdiik ol merchiiiulivp' I
"P1" c mtiuuin? the mercantile buim-aa
y carrying on a general gtiick, and must
csin-cllully golicit p:itronae from the pco
pie of tb is (own anil vit inily, ami all others
in want of go.!.-.' I inteml aiklins from
time to time, such coo. Is as will make the
stork so complete In all ilepartments tbat it
be to tbe inli'rest of IliooeJ in w:int ol
paHl". u. c.ul ami see r'ebtArre pDrt!iiuini;
-'li'irre. ...
SofEvMr. Pa.. Dec. lS7u. ' -
A Desirable Kesideiu'o
For Sale.
I off f..r sale my residence In Souierm't Hor.
ough.eiilainingacnsol Ian I all in a hiKh
stale ol cultivation, eacept tour acres of timlier
with n on-hinl ot tm choice selected Iruit trees
A brick dwelling house with M rooms, wasii. wi.mI
and U-e house, well ttlle., Swiss lrn carriaire
house, has never fuUing running water at the
.ijr, t'ne e- ergreea shadin.- Stral-rry Ut
lice, apd b-lioa. Tile d..uice a. v. ibe 1. .b,.
i..ureiiope-h:! mile, y It h a,eiu nl and pla-i
WaU the smiro distaniA. wtllioll iu. birtii pu,
ploikcnta :in t luruilure If uesirvl, and Will gie
("luu laiuiediat.ly.
J aljr U. . J. O. KIMMIX,
EARLES HOTEL,
Cerner OANAL and CENTRE Sts.,
'NeerBrcadvvcy, NEW YORK ,
FirVt if.iss ai-4X.Viiiillailoo Vr four bun lieo
guests. ' 1 . . 1
Sepsig and Jsa 2 Per Tay.
tTIMT()!VS fOTIl.'H
ivffV pi..
'htllippi . Ciimui i IVssof aiiHerrt t'u.
ami wli" to t Wo. -lois. August vrm is
Sf f.
AarpflVVtil, ((Voliintary
A.aigiimcnl ) AH.
I ,M. ,.l -
Account hlcl Aug. 30, 1;T. Mueption Bl..l
and John It. Edle ai.pcinteil Auditor to mxa uwn
the exi-cp ion and distribute Ihe binds in.the hands
ol the As-iirnee tu and amofin those k-galir en
litlcl ll.ere'o.
Ex.ract Ir.aj the re.or.1, c-rtitted Sept. 17, Y.
'r. . E. I. KKiSEK. Pm. .
N.rfi.-c !sie.-e!y t:i en, that 1 wiitaHend.te . i':e
iVllof i lid pp hifmi nt at ;be; o.oVe rS A. t!.
t'olborn. Ks.)., in tae Horougn Somerset, c'a
ThuTs.!ny, October 11, 1S7T, at 10 oel.s k a, u..
when ami where all tsirtles can attend II they
think pnier.
J. R. Ell IE.
Sep. :t Audluir.
Store and fa
tase
I
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