THE IMPROVED ORIENTAL
Base Burning Coal Stoves,
and Parlor Furnaoeal
have received Four First Class Premiums at the
New York State and other Fain. Also, the
Brent MILNER MEDAL at the Fair of
the American Institute held in the
City of New York, ISO&
THEY ARE PERPETUAL PURNERS, ONLY
ONE FIRE BEING REQUIRED TO BR
MADE DURING THE SEASON. • r
THEY ARE PERFECT V ENTILATORS OF
THE APARTMENT. •
THERE CAN BE NO CLINKED. OR SLAG TO
OBSTRUCT.
TITS FIRE WILL REALAIN FOR DAYS WITH•
OUT ATTENTION.
THE ILLUIEINATION IS EQUAL TO AN
THEY .ARE POWERFUL HEATERS .AND
YET PERFECTLY ADAPTED TO
Al ILI) WEATHER.
THEY ARE TEE MOST ECONOMICAL
STOVES AND FURNACES EVER
MADE.
TU FURNACE WILL HEATi SATISFAC
TORILY, 130TH AN UPPER AND A
LOWER ROOM . , WITHOUT
ADDITIONAL FUEL
Eight Sizes of the Stores, and Three Sizes of the
Parlor Furnaces.
Manufactured and for Salo to the Trade by
PERRY &-CO.
Sold- nt Retail by
Sep t 20-If.
PUBLIC SALE.
The undersigrwd Agent for the heirs at law of
Jacob Hoffman late of ‘Veshington county Md.,
(1 s'd,_will aer_at-Poblic-Sale -in-the town of Ring
wild. in front of tioffhine (Sz Hildebrand's store, on
SATURDAY, OCTOI3ER 19th 1867.
at 9 &clock, A. Mlt , all the Real Estate of - the said
died, descr ihed as knows. viz:
FARM NUM BER ONE. •
The same on which the said decea4ed resided, sit
uated about of a mile East of the said town of
Ringgold iand adjoinine the lands of Christian Hoff
man, Washington Kohler and others,
CONTAINING 71 ACRES,
more or less, of the very best limestone land in n
h igh state Of cultivation. The improvements con
sist of a good two-story
LOU DWELLING HOUSE:,
aith n well never failing water near the door,
large Bank HAUN with Wagon Shed attached, and
u.l other necceasary out-buildings. Also
Two ORCLIARDS Or CHOICE FRUIT,
and a stream of water running through the farm
FARM NO. TWO
Adjoining the abovo Farm and tho lands of Jolla
Welty and others, containing
72 Acres and 42 Perches of Land.
more or lea s; also in a good state of cultivation
Thu improve ments consist of a fino
BRICK DWELIANG HOUSE,
with a well of never failing water . near the door,
Bank BARN with Wagon Shed attached and in
cluded under the same roof, and all other fleet:visa.
ry otit-buildings, all of which aro nearly new and
in good condition- Also,
AN ORCECARD OS GOOD FRUIT.
The above Fermm_ are both under good fencing, the•
most of tv hich being post and rail fence,
MOUNTAIN LOT NO. ONE,
Containing 10 ACRES and 95 FERCHES OF
LA ?VD, adjoining the lands of Christian Hoffman
and Jacob Hoover.
MbUNTAIN LOT NO. TWO,
Containing 10 acres and 13 Perches, and Adjoining
Lot No. 1.
'MOUNTAIN LOT NO. THREE.
Containing II ACRES and 109 PERCHES OF
LAND, alai adjoining Lots No8:1 anti 2 as above
descrtbed,
MOUNTAIN LOT NO. FOUR,
Containing 8 ACRES and 145 PERCH ES OF
LAND, more itr less; and situated about miles
South of Germantown The obrve Lots consist
princippally of OAK and CHESTNUT TIMBER.
Any person desiring to view tLe above pn perty
will call on the subscriber residing near 'the Ring
gold and Leitersburg road, about t miles from ei
ther place.
TERMS.— One-third of the purchase :money tk
be paid on or before the Ist day of April 186 S, the
remainder in two equal annual payments, for which
the purchaser will he required to Rive notes with
approved security. bearing interest from the Ist day
of April, 1868, when possession will be given.
/Sept. 20 • JOHN W. MENTZER
Agent.
Waynesboro' "Village Record copy 3t. and
send bill to this ofTice.—Hag. Berald.
TOWN 2.ItOPERI'Y
FOR SALE.
ti
'TE subscriber offer. a Private Sale hie reed.
demo fiturnei on Church tttreet, Waynesboro.'
'be improvements aro a comfortable And conveni
ent (Jot/lige -"Wilding, good stitble, and other meat
awry out-buildings, the whole being
nearly as good
ns ocw. Cistern and web of Ord, water conveni
ent- Tor terins and 'other ritrtilittars apply to th e
subscriber living'O' the'promises * '
WV -x0--3m JNO.**L- ME rtALFE•
LUMBER WANTED.
•
rplig'eubienbers will iny the highest enih .price
-R. for Lumber, to ; .be delivered this season, end
will also want •a , - large lot for' next season.
Sept. 6 tf.. PitIVE & ,CO.
xC., t.LISIIE it, offers at Ptivate 43ale , a Oky*
4 ,1,1e1it 'bogilerrion and 'Red Wegim,
u to complete, order,,_ Web ~go llerlea, etc: They
svilt be eotil cheap for - raid. Apply to
Al. JOX
A gect , C4o iney, Pa,
lILNCLESO APE OF-GAS-FRO
THEM..
"OPEN'
ORIENTAL STOVE WORK%
Pio. 113 Hudson St.. U6sa/.
D. 13. Iar.SEI.L,
Sign of the Sig Red Horn,
. nenboro: Pa
'BST "PAR 411111111!"
WHLISH has just received a fall assortment of
13loods, in his, line of business._ Hit, 'cock
consists in pan, of all the latest' of men's 30
boys •
RATS AND CAPSi- --
Miia's, Niiise's,,Eloy's and Children's
BOOTS GAITERS ; SHOES,
and Slippoto of evotT description ptdieg and
Mime'
1303 .107 ;LP 09 a
Bonnet Frainos,'Trimmintn4SuridcTwite and Hata,
Dress Trimmings, Hoop Skirts,iair Note, Hair
Coils, Hosiery, Gloves, Parasols, Sun Umberellas.
Fans, &c.
-
• School, Blank timi•lfiacelliineatia Hooks, Station.
cry of all kinds; Notions and Fancy Goode.
All of which will he sold as cheap as thO.oheaPOst.
Sept. 20— J. R. WELSH
rt RAND EX H POTION of Spring Styles of
Ur HATS anti CAPS at DECHERrs„
Big Red Hat, Chambersburg, Pa.
DIG RhD HA I 1-Bt. Cloud, Jerome, Baulevade
Cahul, Httward, Broad Brim, Planters, &c. a
DECHERT'S,
Main Street Chambersbunr.
- DIG
IC - HAT, Miiin Street, Chamliiiiburg,
I3Pa, is a sure sign that y u are near the Cheap
and Fashionable Hat Emporium of
DECHEAT,
OTRAW GODS in- endless variety and very
17Cheap, at the Cumberland Valley Hat Empor,
lam of DECHERT.
V VV_ornan or Ghild-nrCharnb - e - rsburg
can show you the way to the Cheap Hat Store
of DECHER7:
Big Red Hat, Chambersburg, Pa.
May 24 ly.
CELEBRATED BASE BURNING STOVE
TUE MORNING- GLORY !
The Morning Glory IR a perpt•tual bunter, having
n.magazine or reservoir for reserve coal, which is re
quired to be fitkd but once a day. end if the proper
sized coal is used it is net neccein,ary to rekindle
the' fire during the entire - winter.
(No clinker will remain in these stoves. nor will
there be any trouble from slate, or other impurities
in the coal, the fire being always at the base of the
coal. the impurities are lelt in the ashes and ground
out by the "Mill-grate.")
THERE'S .NO ESCAPE OF GAS OR DUST
ECONOMY OF FUEL I
The combustion of fuel being_perfect and at n
high temperature, the , amount ilf heat produced
from the slime quantity of coal is much greater
than at a low temperature. hence but a small quart
titY of fuel is neccessar► t° be undegoing the pro
cess of combustion at one time. The et.tire "outer
surface of the Morning Glory is radiating surface.
Add to thi.: the surface of bjects heated by rays
of light through the Mk* windows, and you have
the secret of the great heating properties of the
Morning Glory with a small amount or fuel.
grarFor sale at W. A. TarrLE's Tin and
Stove Store.
Ho hes a large stock of Stoves. Tinware and oth
er goods in his line, which he will sell cheap. You
will find the best COOK. NINE PLATE and
CO %I. STOVES in market. Also on hand Brass
Copper and Iron Kettles. His Copp. r Kettles are
better than are offered for sale els-where, and cheap
er, as he mikes them, and can sell at shorter profits
Also the hest CISTERN PITAII' in market, 1 a
strong, simple durable and cheap, is insured riot to
freeze. Call and see it. All linds of repairs done
in I'm, Copper or blieetiroq. Don't fail to call as
you will hod a large stock of goods.
Sept. 6.-7 mon. W. A. TIIITLE.
FIRM AT PUBLIC SALE.
SHE subsCribtr will offer at Public Sole, on the
I premises, on Saturday, September 28th inst.,
his form contaii ing about '
250 ACRES,
more or less, of limestme and freestone land, a
bout 4 miles east of Waynesboro; 200 acres are
clear and under cultivation. Inc balance in timber•
The illfM ./9 Well watered by a stream running
throggh it, end which would afford water power
There is a fine sitting at the house and a well and
running water it the Barn for stock.
The improvements consist (?1 a comfortahlo
LOG HOUSE
BRICK BANK BARN, with 2 barn floors, a gran
ary, h.v shed and wagon shed, together with all
the neccessary out buildings, all in good repair.
Also a y .ung orchard of choice apples, together
with ether fruit, such as pears, cherries, peaches.
grapes, etc.. on the premises. Peron+ deforms of
viewing the premises cane call on L dr, D. Sing r
on'the prernisei," or on the niider.igti ed. Sale
to commence at 10 o'clock on said thy when the
conditions tif sale will be made known by
Sep, Dr. DEMI FR \NTz.
SEPTEMBER 10TH, 1867.
ALWAYS AHEAD!
The First Arrival of the Season
- AT
Metcalf & ifiteshew's
No. 15, Ma in Street ,
east/num:ma. Pa. '
We have jtvit opened Is tretnesnJous s Lock of
Dal 6001 M,
NOTIONS,
CARPETS,
•
'`. 4:44 CLOTHS,
. TRIAMINCS,
and nll goods bolenging to-the Dry Goosta• and Nn.
tion•businoes, which svo are detormiiled to sell at
the lowest market rei 9 4. •
a 044 of every description* who!esaleil at City
Jolitier'eprieea.
METCALF & HITESHEW.
eept.:ll.]
M APLE 64jGA R—A prime article far Bale at
DWI WS.
V 7 HITE anti Gray Wool tllankous nt
Nov 2 Li PUNE & 110E} LI
FAMILY GROUREY I
•, ~;•
. A
- •IM , • REID,'
__.
- SVOOkiSeii TO
Hostetter Reid & 00.
CALLS the attention of hey= ; 0 A '
era to stook of goods pet li!_j--2(!f( 41 .,)
received' vii : r
•
COFFEE;-
SUGAR,
BY RTJPS;
MOLASSES,
KEROSCENE OIL,
GLASS, AND QUEENS WARE,
WOODEN WARE,
PURE SPICES,
NOTIONS,
LAMPS,
S. C HAMS,
BACON,
CHEESE,
sA - Lif; - ,
MASON'S CRACKERS.
•
Steamed Cove and Spieled Oysters.
Tiro "celebrated A. FIELD Brand" in I lb. and
21b Cans., McMURRAY's Balt. Oysters. Lunch
Oysters, an x n a r thing for Pic Nic and Private
Parties. All sold by the-case, dozen., ur single can.
7E - 4 ' X Mil X-11( •
(Fresh Fish in Season J Farticylar attention paid
to the Fish trade.
Shad and Herring by the bbJ or half bill. Shore
Mackerel by the bbl, halves and quarters.
He keeps everything usually found in a well reg.
elated Grocery, all of which•will be sold at a very
small advance, for Calm only.
Come to "Mexican Row.'
is hest bow to his customers for the liberal en
couragement heretofore extended to him.
May ti, 1861.] W. A. REID.
s.P. Highest market price paid for Country
Produce, such as Butter, Eggs, Hacott,_Lard,_&c.,
in-ex cha n ge - for - oelasought fur cash,
:.
r r
I . s 1 i
DREGS
MEDICINES,
KM 3K. Ir. Mil
PMETS,
it &e.,
Go to Fourthman's
It=Ml
Wajn'esboro', .31,1,.y 21,1801. -
!argent nssottment of C A It PETS in
tJwn at the store of
TiFlounrr & Co,
SiturnalvlAcuricE.
PATENTEE FEBRUARY 14, 1860
SALESROOM, NO, 021 CHESTNUT ST.,
PEILADELPIII4.
This' Machinels constructed on Snow principle of
mechenliin, 'Possessing many rare and valuable im
provements, having been, examined by the most pro.
found etierte, and pronounced to be SIMPLICI
TY and PERFECTION COMBINED.
The follOWlng are the principal objections urged
sgetnstßesvicil Machines s
Eke:tinily° fatigue , to the'oporattira---- -
Liability to get out of order. •
S. Expense, trouble, and Was of Rani in repairing.
4. rncapaciti to sew every description of material.
5. Disagreeable noise while in-operation-.
The Empire Sewing Bluchloo is _Exempt from all
these Objections,
It has a straight needle, perpendicular action, mak
es the LOCK or SHUTTLE STITCH, which will
neither RIP nor RAVEL. and is alike on both eldest
performs perfect sewing on every description of ma
terial, from Loather to the finest Nansook Muslin;
with linen, cotton or silk thread, from the coarsest
td the finest number.
IT HEMS, FELLS, BINDS, BRAIDS, TUCKS,
QUILTS, PL A ITS, G A TH E RS.
Having neither CAM nor.COGI WHEEL, and
the least possible friction, it. runs_as smooth as glass,
and ha
EMPHATICALLY A NOISELESS MACHINE
All varieties of CAINIIIIT . MACIMEIO frcn► $6 up
wards.
OrParticular attention as called to our sew and
IMPROVED Manufacturing Machine, fo4 Tailoring,
Shoe. Fitting, Coach Trimming, &c. Its advanta-
.ea-are-eimplicityr-durainlitynVth y, easy a apta
lion to all branches of manufacturing. It makes
perfect work on all material. It is especially desir
able in sewing Patent Leather, and is very still. In
shMt, it is the most perfect manufacturing machine
in the-market.
N. 13. Every machine guaranteed.
EMPIRE s; M. CO.,
lin Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
riT'Agenta wanted.] FRA - Ng Grisuguo, Agent.
Mar. I—Uraos. c\.]
_ .
GROCE-itLES.
C. H. DZCZEL
WOULD respectfully announce to his friends
and the public generally that he is prepared
to supply all who need
COFFEE, SUGAR, SYRUPS,
TOBACCO, CIGARS,
SPICES, TEAS, RICE;
SALT. - BROOMS, BUCKETS,
TWINES,
Also a full assortment of
Confectionaries, •
Notions,
-Stationery, etc
Country Produce-
Taken in exchange for, goods. In connection
with the Grocery business he also keeps FLOUR
n - whichthere can be none
better nor cheaper.
Thankful ihr plat favors ho respectfully solicits
continuance of the seine.
Aug - . 2, /867.
— Valuable Real Estate
FOR SALE!
MHE subscriber will sell at private sato, his farm,
i. situate in Washington township, Pranklin Co,
Pe , ccntaining
- il. -I =it. 'DX&
80 acres lying vest of the road leading from the
Way'neeboro' and Mercersbitrg Turnpike to Jacob
Carbaugh's Mill. and - forty-one acres lying east of
said road. fhe improvetnenta on the property are
ONE AND A" HALF STORY HOUSE
and a stable. On the 80 acre tract there 19 a fine
young orchard, two springs and running water % and
on the 41 acre tract a mill race running through
the eastern part. The lerm will be sold undivided
or divided to suit purchasers; also valuable town
property, situate on the Main Street, in the Borough
ofeWayneaboro—being a large
T 14 7. 4)+STOILY HOUSE
recently remodeled and refitted throughout, with
with a Emo well, Spring House, cistern, bath house.
stable and all neccessory out-buildings thereon—to
gale: with a fine selection of choice fruit. For
terms and further particulars apply to "
W. W. WALMER.
Aug, 23—tf.
I%E 11V FIRM!
CARRLIGH 11111KINCT.
THE subscribers would inform the public that
they have mandated themselves together in Ibe
Carriage making business, an I that the business
hereafter will be continued at Jacob Adapts' old
stand under the arm of AnAms & HAW6IIOR. They
will have constantly on hand 11116-
GIES of every description ; new and' .l ,-;
second-handed Vehicles of all kinds. •
I:7' . Repairing done at short notice,
'l'hey employ none but good mechanics and use
the best material. Persons wanting anything in our
line will do well to give us, a call belbre purchasing
elsewhere. JA CO 1371 DAMS,
C: TT B. 11.4 14 KUM,
Church Slny. iteaiknEsife lilt M. 0 CAuick
Jan Uff- - tf - .
DICKINSON • COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
AT CAI . tI.ISLE, PA
Special announcement to Young ,llen
The COMBO OfirStrUCtiOn is thorough and com•
prehens'ec in et•ery` department, current esp•nses
from 1150 to 100 re:4 here than at eisnilar instttu•-
tiona, located in large cities.
BRANCHES TAUGHT: •
Bin& and Double Eptry llook.keeping,Penman
ship, Arithmatic, English Grammar Dusinctis Cor
respondimce, Forms, Commercial Law, Phonogra
phy, Telegiaphing. Classics and higher Mathe
mutes if desired. For pirticulars Write and receive
a catalogue. Address A. M. TIIIMM
Carlisle. Pa.
Sep; . ••
QURTCY I"9I7NDRY
AND -
' MACHINE SHOP
S._~_ 0
. .
wr tate leave to infirm the public that sv:e in•
y tend' continuing the Foundry and Machine
business near Quincy, Pa. We are prepared .o do
all kindiorrepairing at short notice, also Milk.gear
ing, cast and wrought iron shafting, stoves, iron ket,
ties, oven doers. shoo scraperi, stove'
We also build an improved buggy and wagon Jack.
!torte poivers, bevil jack, wood saws, iron ash hop
pers, iron bottom plate fors ashi fetirels; iron' fencing
knd rai ing macro 44, order. , Oldirorrbought or to.
pen in exchinge for new work,
11F.` 4 8 &T.NIMERT.
Oct 2i— tt.
NEW STOla.
NEW 99,0,i ,4W G9OO,
COON & STONEIIOUSE
WOULD respectfully inform the public. that
they have now opened lit tit& new room,en
the eouth•weat corner-of-the Diamond, - in VY aystesi
bolo', a forge and well Selected stock of 2
Dky
Groceries, •
• Hardware
rind Cutll . 6r*,
Iron, Steel,
.Nlllll4 Coach-makers Goods of every
description, Queensware, Cedarware,l . hoes, Car
pets, Oil Cloths, Paints, - G lass, Oils , Varnish Brush
es, Fish, Salt, and all kind of Goode kept in a well
regulated store. Our goods are all now and 'fresh
and have been bought for cash at the lair decline
in prices.
We flatter ourselves that from our Jong experi
ence in business, and a determination to sell goads
at sroall profits, we shall be able to offer unusual
inducements to all buyers who desire to save mon
oy. Please call and see for yourselves.
We have a large and well assorted stock of . sta
-plo -and-fancy - Dry - Uoods embracing
Cloths, Cassimeres,
Itlattinotts, Jeans, Tweeds, Cottonades, Cords, Den
ims, Stripes ;Checks, Ginghame, .Linin and Gotten
Table D;apers, Crash for 'rowels, Calicoes, plilains,
A Ipatca Op
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
Trimings, Shawls, Brown aniLßleachod Sheetings
and Shirtlnge, Tickinge, Linens, Flannels, White
Goods, Gloves, Hosiery and Notions. We are re•
ceiving new goods every week and will supply any
article wanted that we have not on hand in a few
days.
We pay the highest market price for all kinds o
country produce such as Bacon, Lard, Butter, Eggs
Dried Fruit, Rags, &c. -
May 3 1,18 67
J. W. MILLER'S
ARRIVAL OP
Spring & Summer Goods
T_T AVING returned from the Eastern ()Mee with
a etioiee aeitortmeut otgooda-titten. cu
me, such as
DRY GOODS, No rums, QUO EnN tVARg,
CEDAR WARE GR/ WERIEs, CUTLERY,
LILABS WARE, &C-i,7840.
I tender my thank% tri the community for their
liberal patronage and hope. to merit ti'cZnitinuince
of the earn°. J. NV. XI,
April 19, 1867.
Boys, Take Notice.
HE subedribersnotif ,
11111
not a owed to frequent their shop or premises
unless on busincss,and especially on the sabbath
day.. MISER P.RWE U 0
—bap w.
10 CENT SUGAR at
IOOD Levy Sugar at
LYTILIPS—Good and Cl.eap a
CI REID'S,
QUEENSW A Fls—A naw lot abet:fulfill etylea
it REID'S: —
()REAM CAKFIS—Nice fox Tea, at
R.EID'S,
T-1:11-Uli-A-RD
trouchout tl
leEll/8.
season, at
May It •
P A Country Sides and Shoulders for sale
ji by W. A. MU.
June 28.
L IIdEF.ITINGS, ell widths at
0 Ap. 5.) Nies & flowsLiou 'a.
1A.1.1U0k13 from 10 cents at
k) Ap 6.J Pales & lioßvmen'a.
10PNTEIIPANES and Bed Spread. at
I_,) Ap. 5.1 PRICE 6r, HOEALICH'S.
-- 0 pIuNG Italmorala et
0 Ap. 6.] Paton & lict:Fracies.
keents for a Head Net at
Ap. 6.] PIIIVE & 11077L1C11 1 8,
13A(.$. --.2i and ? bu. bags, also, bagging at
• Ap. 5.] ' ' Rama & Houma' 's.
rA' cents for coffee at
hi) Ap. 5.1 PRIOR & Hinnies's.
elliEESt at Paten & Holtman.
kj April 6.
NOTICE
WB. STE WA RT having recently returned
.from the South informs the public that he
will give his attention fur•a few months to repairing
Watches and Clocks, at the residence of his father,
in Ringgold, Md. Is fully prepared with material,
implement., &e.
Sep. 6-3 t.
A . NEW AND IMPORTANT DISCOV
.ERY Iva
Reetorieg the Sight of the Aged,
STRENGTHEININEI THE WEAK, A;ND PEE
bERVINU TIIE PERFECT Hr.Stfgr
Th Concave-convex, Cryetal EGT A (.1.138
in trodueed, rough me a short time since . , MOM pro.
ved uperior to any other Glasses in use. Hundreds
of persona who have tried them, wil I testily to their
superiority over the old ones in use.
The Concave convex Glasses are ground from
pure crystal in such a manner that the locus is dis
tributed over the entire sirfacet They therefore af
ford a clear arid distinct iivion to the eye, in what-
ever direction it rimy Id turned, whereas the old
double convex g!asscs require a direct sight through
their centres.
TILE CONCAVE-CONVEX GLASSES
are permed after' the ahape of the cornea of the
human e)e; they give a clear and healthy li,tht to
theoye, and prevent it from becoming tired or !lint
Whether used by daylight or lamplight, they never
leave that unpleasant feeling in the eyes, whit h i s
so common from the* use of the old style Glassos.—
Persons who aft r reading or sewing feel their 01 , 11
growing dim and smarting, are advised to try these
new and imoroved
CONCAVE-CONVEX GLASSES.
They can he used a long time before cloning to a
higher power.
Also const Indy on funol SPECTACLES to suit
all o• her tleticteqctes• otthrs'e igl4 - ina
etl net e, wenitnecri inflamit leeldraci, .Stc Ev
ery pair or Spectacles being - atljuott 4.1 by an pptu :
!newt .which given,the exact, power of -the. 'tie, is.
wainnitel to.:aujt. ' • . •
NEW ',iLA.SSEB SET' IN OLD FIZAMES
' AT S DORT' AOTIC.E.
• c C. FORCE,
I 60,W et 4 Wobbilmion et.
.• Hagerstown, hubuet. 2, 1867.
lAI F•ST arrival of IFetv (MG le at the more of
Amitivisou. 11 Egillner iS (
VO R . a cake i f"
42" V
13HA 1)/:EV'S hte Style Hoop Ski
p Articx A: 111 i. Fmoteg
TEETH extracted with Out pain. Office in flip.•
ponger'skbuilding,,nearly opposite Adams' 1.11-
tod•Where he will, attend,to:Dentistry wit 'L care and
attention. Old Gold and Silver plates talon in ply
pay for new ones. Teetn inserted from a single
Walt to a fulfset, insured fiir one year.
Jan IS—ly. • •
A Chance, for Baigainst_
I E 'subscriber intending t o quit business,
would inform the public that he is now inning
Dry Ooods.liordware, Qneensware, and other goods_
usually kept in country stores; at regillar city pri
ca. Ile will also wholesale his entire stock to any
person wishing to engage in the business with a
very liberal percentage oft — FOr . bUsiness there is
perhaps no better country stand. Any person wish(
mg torngage in merchandizing would do weli tocalt
and examine his stock anti learn his terms. Pos
Office ddress, Quincy. Frank. Co. Pa.
A 13 g 4. 9.-4
VALUABLE IMPROVEMENT!
TfIE subscribers would inform the public that
they have purchas .d the /light of othe Key
stone Portable Field and Flood Fence," patented
April 30,1887,111,m whom Individual or Town
ship Rights may be obtained at resonable rates.
This fence is recommended for strength and dura
bility_ It can be taken down end put undershelter
slid again taken out and put up with remarkable—
aalliry. is heriitved to be the cheapest and most
serviceable of all t`Jc portable fences yet offered to
he public,
Aug. 9-tf.
Tfl subscribers announce to the "f‘uhlic that
1, they aro carrying on the coach-making busi
ness in all it 4 branches, at the old stand, or, E tat
Main Street, and have new fir sale a tine stock of
CA lIIIIAGES end BUGGIES, new and
secorid•handed, which they will dlspese ell-
upon the most reason We terms; and warranted lo
be a-, represent , d. Ii pairing of all binds done at
d'art name and upon reasona . bb• terms. None but
the first tit:acrid ti+ed and only the beat 111.Th-in/es
employed. They feel omfident that Iln it work
wai give tilltiebleitoll, and re&pectlully suncit a share
of the public patronage.
April 12- 6m
NewesA 2 _, Btst, Cheapest
viL 3 :IELIED C:1C.31[7:1743-
bny'n thit4hey—ar
GEORGE
Zffir Has recenCyopencl up an e n:,
stock of
REID'S
AW _MHZ. ..111-11Oir
IiL'ID S,
I MIL\
All of which has been ohtai
TH3t. :10111 tli
justly celcbT.lTO house of A. JARRETT, 13a1
timore.
Every article sold is W AIM ANTED to tto of
the bust custom rrnizo ' just what
it-i•represente,i to ti
A lull aPelrtmon
OODS always on
Gloves, Hantikerchi
All we ask is, that you gii:e us ono trill, and
you will always buy, fm remember we do not keep
badly made clothing and 'be good.; are a d o f the
latest style.
May 4-Iy]
GREAT PROGRESS IN .DENTISfRY
DRDR. W. 13. HAICOK wou/d reqpretfully call
.
attention of the citiD•ns t,f Waynesboro'
and vicinity to the groat progress m ido in Dental
Science. Having had long expo rionee in the pro
fission with the largest and,best selection of Alai-
TtERTLI and Writist's materials„in the coon
try, ho does not hesitate to guarantee all work to
give full satisfaction, orthe m .ley will be refunded
atter n fair trial.
The moat violent toothache cured without ex
traction or pain and the tooth made useful for
ye ire. The best references given in Franklin coun
iv.
Please call at his offlie, on second street between
Sellers' and McGrath's llote:s, (Th tothersburg,
where he can at oil titnee be found.
A ugu.t
rrt •
tint
door to
preparedi
c. in th
tic is resi;ec
Aug 21 I8(7
Hagerstown, Md. June 10.
Dry Goods Dotsn Ticenfy-five per Gent !
H. A. TINGLING sTILI, AHEAD
AND LEADING OFF IN LOW PizfuEs
\IV t r. vitTA L :3l . r it e l e A c t „ l u e i t l u s rl i:;!lr li , l) :l l :lt„ E „7l;;::j:=
putchai , d at prires 25 per ceht O w , ~„
brought in ciiis m trkut 1 , 3 ",
er ping
Good yd, wide(l,l;vacip , d) at 7.1.
•4 41 DU. (Jn VA)
Caiiet)C 4 , (1./;r of ibir:9 IU --- j
hale Bone Curise Ita 61,t)U
Good Hoop Skirts 73cts, 1,(4/
Coltenade3 20—:o
•
Our /lark of , tam rssiniere s J,* its (71 0 , 2 . k.
0,-Cot fen n deer,'l nren -- frtre kr 'll7ll - ]lri s.
Gonda, Gleee.s, l'runinitras,
rand Table Oil Cloths. Al:Wings. &e.. are crimp:cm
and ire defy c , nhpetit•qu FI3 le, q .re% and pric , m
lu e 14. '67 - II & VI CL! s,(;„
1 - 11,001 Z til Cloths, all patterns.; ;110
1 .4
rtuie
AM111 , ; , o4.:1, BUN'
4 — (111301c. and Vain N1,411/),,r ,41 !hr ivr,f
114-.1 \ MTII;rIS'N 13..‘ , 1•1••,-
ADICS I)re,:s Good, .1;a •
I 4..
p N. 0. Molina:4- ••t •!,
;' •IcLil if:
JIL IJInt!I an Tor filinif9 ntoro at
‘45n131%.9 , 15,11iti.•• Hil:T .1c U
DM D. A. sl l ol.lFirlat,
DENTIST, ORWICAStLE, PA.
MLIZOI*II STORM
LE WlB ELLIOT.
ADAMS & LLAWkER:
COACH MAKING!
miss a Cht)ll6E.
CLOT lING
AND SUMMER
Burberisag : Barbering:
:ulmeriber informs 'I, public that ho con
s the Barbering busing, in the room ne:c t
r. Vire-eery Store, and is at all times
to do hair cutting, shaving, shampooning,
best style. The patronage of liAO ptlb.
THE GHAT
'IS ViC4
GE O. BENDER.
:s4•nyncsboro
W. A. PRICE.