Village record., October 09, 1868, Image 2

VILLAGE RECORD.
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&glibly, October 9, 1148*,
DisABLED.—The editor is disabled from
an-attack-of-rh'euinatism, which will account--
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fbr dm-short immings -of •
ORE LAND ron SALE.-Apply to A. S
Mono, Quincy, Pa_ .
ritatrEßY — Goons;—Seo — ad vertisemen t
of Mrs. L--A, Tritle and - Vii: L- Ffaroliti: ,
Punrac SALE9.—We call gpcoial -atfen
tion,to thopublic sales in to-day's paper.
rr'Speotacies frbm 40 cents to $4 dollars . ,
at• Ales. Leech,• they
T. J FILBERT, °reliant. Tailor has re•
ceived a full Bopp y of oew goods for gentle.
men3' war'. Giv him a call.
16Y - Alex. Leeds Las returned from the
-=City - with a LIT stock-- of watchesi-ap - ectic.. -
- cies, and jewelry. Cdl ani eee them.
WA NTED - - A_ one horse wagon. Any
person having one for sale can bear of ft
good, chance- to sell_by..lialling at this, office.
REPtint.rcAN MEETING —A Republican
meeting of the 'boys in Blue' and the public
generally. wiil he held at Quincy on Monday
evening next. Col. Geo. B. Wiestline Will
address the meeting.
Fan SA UM —A Perpetual Scholarship in
the "Eclectic Medical College of Pennsylva
nia," located in Philadelphia. We offer a
liberal-iudneetnent-to-any-youing-man—wis
ing to enter this institution.
ltemt.rraTr:o.--The lad, Achim Baker, re
ferred to in our last issue, had his arm taken
off on Friday morning hat. Doctors Frantz
& Solvay fouud it impossible to save both
limb and lifo. We learn he has since been
doing well.
•
FINE APPLES.-Mr. Ina. L. Metcalfe the
Lady's Blush," taken from the orchard of
Mr Jonathan Null, in Quincy township, oco
of which measured around 13i inches.
Soul —A. D. Gordon has sold his farm
near this p!aee, containing upwards of 30 a
cres, to Samuel Frantz, for the sum of $7,-
500. - ,
W. W. Walker, a tract of laud oontaining
about 40 acres, bo floury N. Hess, for 6105
per acre
THE ELECT:JOS.—Tuesday next Will be
election day. upon which will be fought one
or the most ircportulitical bsttlos in the
-history-of this country. It will virtually
decide the contest for President and Vice
President in November. The right of suff
rage is an exalted privilege and at this par
ticular crisis in Or history as a nation, a
Folemn one.
"ROCKED."-A Republican meeting was
held at Funkstown on 3londay, evening last,
which was aVy addressed by Judge Chas
Lee Armour and Col. rico. B. Wiestling
The meeting was large and spirileci and
passed off without any disturbance. The
procession of Boys in Blue from Quincy and
this place on their return were, however, as•
satiated by a patty with stones who had con
cealed themselves in a corn patch. Several
persons were struck but none seriously in.
jured Persons who make such cowardly
assaults under the cover of darkness aro fit
subjects for the hangman's rope.
We noticed in your last week's issue, a
communication t rolative to tbo "new road
law," which is to be decided at the October
election, on the 13th inst. We thick the
statements made, and opinions as expressed,
decidedly biased, and such as will not meet
the approbation of our people. The general
opinion appears to be that the condition, of
our roads • has been greatly improved by
the new system, and feel determined that
every effort shall be made to make the law
permanent. We sincerely hope that every far
mer will look to his interest' and come out
promptly to the polls on Tuesday next and
lam) the law which to us bus been so ben
eficial. Let those who still cling to the old
principles of "fogyism" imam that the tide
of progross'inust go on unchecked.
f:? Judge Henry Williams, of Pittsburg.
has been appointed by Gov. Geary to the
feat on tie Supreme Bench, made vacaut by
the.resiguatiou of Judge Strong.
BemGenerai Grant was in St. Louis on
Saturday, and was ncreuaded at the residence
zot General Sherman. tie thanked the party
tor the compliment, but declined making a
speech. , _
za.„Thia despatches from the South report
further outrages upon white and colored
Unionists. In Georgia, a colored wan_ who
was engaged in organizing a Republican
Club was called out of his house and 'shot
dead. -
11. x• ARMY OF VISTEttANIL—The grand
re union in Philadelphia, on Thursday and
Friday of last week, was the crowning puha
demonstration of the campaign. From
thirty thousand , to forty thousand of the
war- r wo*, veterans were iu hoe. Addressee
wei e deiivcrsd by Gtivs. Curtin, Geary and
l'ierpont, and Gees. SickleP, Kilpatrick and
others-
[COMMUNICATED.
Near this place, on the 29th alt , Miss
LUSETTE YOUNG, aged 36 years, 11
months and 9 clays-.
Departed this life on the morning of Sop.
tember 20, 1868, at 1 o'clock, from the ,
effects of a w-rund produced by a. bullet. l
JOHN D. LECRONE son of Mr Samuel
Lecrono of this vicinity, aged 17 years, 1
month and 21. days. Young Lecroue was a
quiet, inoffensive young man, of a religions
turn of tufted. Some time last winter, he
attended a series of n-eetings at Jacobs'
Church, conducted by myself, when we en
deavored to instruct him in the way of Sal
vation through Christ, and as he night after
night presented a hirnself as an anxious in
quirer, receiving iustructions and the benefit,
of the prayers of the church, he was etiablea
at last, to receive Christ as a gracious Sa
viour. While he remained in that vicinity
he was regular io his attendaube on the
means of Grace and in his connexion with
the Sabbath School. In view of all the
facts of the ease, we have great hope in his
death, and have consigned his body to the
grave in hope of a blisful immortality. The
deceased was burriid in . the fiimily hurrying
grounci at, the Salem Chords. His funeral
was preached from the words` of St. Paul in
his Epistle to the Corinthiaos, 4 chapter and
17th with past of the 18th . verse. "For our
light affliction,- which is but for a moment,
workout for us a far more exceeding and
eternal,weight of glory; while we look not
at the things which ate seen, but at the
things which are not seen." The subject of
these butiful words of inspiration was de
Mooed to give comfort to the clinch afflicted
family and.frionda, and we trust that they
were enabled to join to the sentiments
,of the
Hymn sung at the cloth of the services of
that wimp boar.
"And must this body die 1
This mortal frame decay 1• -
And must three active limbs of mine
• Lie mouldering in the clay
Corruption, earth and worms,
Rh-4I but refine' this 8 , 4113, -
'Till my triumphant spirit temee
To put it. on-afrask
QUINCY
FRAUDS IN NEW YORK,--The New Vorif
Post says
We presume there never before vierteuch.
frauds in the process of naturalizing foreign
eta as those now perpetrated in the courts
of this city. ' -
The City Hs 1 is infested with runners,
Wh4,104-upi n every man- -they- .seei - saying - t
"Want to set your paps Want a wit•
neat ?" They then go with him to the' of
fice of the Tammany Elall Committee, in
Centre street; gel, his papers made out; '.ht n•
take him before the Judge, swearing the
necessary oath, and so get the certificate of
-naturtd-vition.
Never
,befere-hrariltis - worly Veen—carrier
on so extensively, or such an amount of-fal , e
swearing done. At letmtntui hundred- men
are making a regular bniu as of perjur3,
; tkreceis-ing for their-servico from one- -I I
five-dolEarshi- Es there-no-law - to prevent thm
gross fraud 7- Another rweality which is.
largely practised is the getting out of papers
under false names and selling them.
One man is said to have thus sworn for
thirty-eve other men in the Superior Court
on Friday.
HORRIBLE MASyAERE IN LOUISTA Nit; - -
A-notirer horrible massacre' occurred in Lou,
igiana on the sth inst. One account says
that nearly one hundred negroes were killid,
and fifty wounded. All of diem were ad
herents of the Republican party. The at
tack was commeoced-bi-the ea.- rebels-assault ,
ing Mr. Bontly, the editor of- a Republican
paper. The colored men came to his rescue
unarmed, and were shot down as wild befits
Not a rebel was it,'ored. •
Another outrage occurred at Shrieverrt
in the same State, by which fifteen l3epubli
eans
were killed. The latest intelligence
from the State indicates a determination of
the rebels to murder and drive every Union
man from the State.
MP-President Lincoln maid he would gave
the Union with slavery if he could, but he
would save the Union even if the act destroy
ed slavery.
Congress made' offer upon offer to the
rebels, but even the liberal constitutional
amendment which would at once have quiet•
ed the countr. was re'ected h the traitors
to destroy this country
The great amount of time consumed by
the ladies in dressing and arranging their
hair must make any article which would les
-sen-their-labor-particularly-desirahle. Ring's
Vegetable Ambrosia leaves the hair in such
condition as to render the dressing and . ar
ranging a very easy matter. It imparts to it
that splendid glossy appearance so much ad
mired, cleanses the scalp from dandruff and
all humors, and prevents baldness; prOmotes
o ggrowth, and restores gray hair to its orig
inul color.
rtra.The contract for theconstructiFt — t of
an underground railroad through New York
city has Ewen taken by English--capitalists, l
and sent to the United States for ratifica-
BUTLER, Pa., October 4 —A daughter
of Mr. McCandless, of Unionville, was shot
through the head, and killed ; instantly, while
eating supper last evening. The shot was
fired through the window. A young man
by the name of Hoelrenherry has been or
rest( d for doing the deed. Jealouqy is sup
posed to be th`e cause of the assassination.
PARTRIDGES.-.--The lag Maryland Legis
lature passed a Tarr, prohibiting. all persona
from shooting partridges in Washington
county until the 20th day of October, 1870
The penalty for violating the law is a fine of
$lO
11 - 414: *Dill %OW/ *
At his residence near flageretown, on the
ht instant, 11r. DAVID LONG, in the S3d
year of his ngq. The deceased was a soldier
in the war of 1812,
At the residence of • hie son-in-law, Mr.
Remy Angle, in Franklin Co., Pa , on the
24th ult., Mr. SAMUEL ZELLER, aged
70 years
Oichl lily -
- Anil Often - , front the Aldeir; -•-- • •-
i‘noloi dovin and watches rill my duet,
'Till he - shall Knl it rlanr "`
Arrayed in clorioue grace
Shall these vile bodies shine,
And ev'ry shape,tund ev'ry face.
Look heavenly_and
Way - neriboro'. Oct 6, '69.r
~VJC.~R.~~""T3Si.
PIIII.ADELTIIiA Tuesday Oct. 6 18158,
FLOCIP.-=':he uowuward tendency noted
in the Elour market fur several days past
still continues There is very little inquiry,
-;seept-fronr - the hointi notriurners, who pur
chased 1200 bale., in lots, at $6.25@7 50
fat' superfine; 68@R.75 for extras ; $8 50(0.
9. 50 for new spring wheat extra family, the
latter ratelor _elinicafltlitirregattr7= - 89 , 150@ - -0*
for old spring - wheat do; $9 75(t911 5U for
Pennsylvania and Otrio auti-612@1 - 3 - ..60
for fancy brands, according to quality. Rye
Fleur may be quotedat 68b8.75 bbl.
Nothing doing in Corn Meal.
GRAIN —There is no improvement to
notice in the W heat market, and prices are
weak at the decline noted .yesteid,sy,Safes
of 2000 hush. red - at $2 15@2 20, and am
at $2,28®2 33, - Rye is unchaoged:
Sales of 500 bush. Pennsylvania ut $1.60.
Corn is dull and drooping Sales of yellow
at-$l-25®1-26,-aud Western-mixed - at - 61 =
28@1 24. oam are -unchanged. Sales of
Western at 70@73e.
Eli,,T—Th - ero-iiitt'stee - dr-hand=
for Spanibh stde and light slaughter la the
rough, at full prices
P ECI 14 Ili (Yr C ES.
W HOLESALE AND RETAIL GLOVE AND
- Fmr - NlANtlFatToay. Fite hese lilting and most du
_rattltmatte-1.3 nd—Ltog - Nrin -
Gloves, tiauntleti. Halt Handers, Mitt..., Sc.,
for Ladies and thins' wear. ~'pedal attetilintx is
called to our own manutacture of Dog Skin Gloves
%tee have retailed hundreds of pairs in no be gloves
,hiring the past sear. and not of c complaint They
fit as neat, [link as well, and tvearfiee_ times _as_
long naieitiViTtiet.itighAti — i
Considered complete without the Dog skin Glove,
as a dross, drning or i-hoppit g glove for Ladies and
Corns' wtor. Dealers supplied with any sizes, col
ors or quantity at whol safe rates.
LA DIE a Fir .8 Marie to order ; old Furs altered, re
paired, reniativate.l, and moth eaten places refilled.
All grades anti all styles al Ladies' Furs and Fur
Trimmings constantly on hand
Always on hand. a full stock of HAT'S, CAPS,
&c, suitahle.for all classes, wattle to wear and war-,
ranted. :: 4 010 wholesale to dealers nt as' low rates
as city Jobbers at IJPDEtiIItAFFS
" quse, ' ageratown,
June 12'1868
PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY.
The. undersigned will offer at Public Sale,
on Tuesday 27th day of October, 1868,
the following personul property, viz; 2 FINE
YOUNG HORSES, iitiing fi'e years old,
____2sl-LEAD-OrMA-T-1 1 L-E
among which are 13 head of steerc, iu gooa
order, having been led for sortie iime, 3 mile!)
cowsrl-fine-Buil,bitjance-y oung cal tle-;
.40 HEAD HOGS,
20 of which are fat. One' two-horse wagon,
(iron asels) 1 pair hay carriages, (new) 1
barshear plow, single and double shovel
plows, 1 harrow, 1 cultivator, 1 grain Rake,
I wheat lan, 1 Ball's Ohio flower (superior
article) 1 set Blacksmith tools, about 2500
PT. OF LUMBEIt, consisting of white pine,
poplar and maple boards, r•ix inch white pine
scantling, &c., hay by the - ton, 1 set gum
dun , boards, &c' &c. Also 2 bedsteads, 1
dining table, lot of carpeting, 1 No 12 Morn.
ing Glory stove and pipe, 3 parlor do. do,
ten plate do., 1 cook stove, 1 40 gallon
Copper Kettle, lot of vinegar and cider, lot
o f rld ir o n, and (WWII other articles.
Sale to commence at 10 n'elnek on said
day when the terry will he made known by
SAMUEL FRANTZ.
11. V. NONU, Alta.
oct 9 is
PUBLIC SALE
Real and Permonal Properly
BELONGING TO THE FIRM OF
HESS & EMMERT.
OWING to the declining health of one of the
/firm. and they heii.g desirous of closing out
their business. will sell nt public sale on . Wednes
day. the 1 la of November, near the town of Quin
cy. sun act' two miles south east of Chambersburg,
Franklin Co., Pa., their Foundry and M achihe
Shop. The shop bring a two tory frame
Including smith shops, sand shed, flisk shed. &c.,
containing an eight horse-power Engine with new
fire box boiler, two iron Lathes, one being a thirteep
tout lathe, (Charts H. Sinn h's make) with an eight
teen inch universal chua t k attached, two drills. one
of which is an upright one key sent mat hine, Em
cry wheels, grind stone, &c. Woodworking ma
chinery, consisting of one planar, two circular saws,
upright saw, and wo-ad lather - Tfrubove machinery
being drove with wrought shafting and east gullies.
t.The Foundry contains an Iron Cupola and patterns
of every deserip' ion, among which are kettle, stove,
and. valuable pulley patterns; and II isks of every de
scription and all otherfixtures belonging to a Fount
dry and Machine shop. Also IBE OF bMITH
TOOLS.
If desireci the dwelling adjoining which formerly
belonged to" - it wil! be sold with it.
Also at the same time and place will be Fold a
lot of Hollow Ware, among which are 12 ten•plate
and 2 Cod stoves, 60 iron kettles of difl;•rent sizes
fiom 30 gal. down to 12, about 100 skillets of dif
ferent sizes, 25 cook pots with lids, upwards of 300
smoothing Irons and a lot of other castings, such as
screw cakes, egg and, J3read pans, small wagon
wheels, wagon boxes, oven doors, and a lot of uep-'
arator Ci.stings ; two tire headers, one• Block and
one with rolls, two ring mandrels, just new ; also
a lot of Plough Castings, Moats, and self sharp. ncr,
(some 50 stt.) one new self sharpener plough, a lot
of new wrought iron, and a lot of old wrought iron
and cast to raps.
Pine'and Qtk lumber, a lot of Pine wood, 1
Two HORSE SPli %O WAGON, nearly new,
with harness, a lot of other articles not necessary to
mention.
The shop being located in a rich country along
the banks of the Antiream with the advantages of
the wever power, and being but two mitre distant
from Mont Alto Iron Works end quito close to the
proposed railroad from Scotland to Waynesboro',
makes a desirable location for the business. Any
person, wanting any further information, will ad.
dress either of the undersigned, Quincy Pa.
IL E. Z; art for
JACOB F. HEbB,
°eV° ts 3 JOsEPH EMM CRT.
Reparitory,.Ohamb'rig.,.Herald, Hagerstown,
Arawiiwer, Latin:44ov, cop) 3t and sand ktto to this
office.
R E-A-D-THIS!
THE undersigned take Tdessrue in announcing
to the public genersliy that they are row pre•
pored to offer goods at prices corresponding to those
prertoue to the wer, - er
to ell— ,
Now that vie have I .id in one of the largest and
best selected stocks of goods we are ready to chow
them :tad convince them that prices have "some
dount."---
Come and see the b - andiome Hue of
.IEL MI Si ES CV. CO CI 30 - Et
Coosiiiing of
' Vern', Poplin?, Espingline. Poplin
Sergo,oll wool delainsplelpaccas - i-Molidirs;4"Wnr
Merinos, &c.
The above gcrtis in various
Black and Blue Cloths,
Cassimeree, &c.,
Manketai
Napkins,
Nubiae,
Overcoats,
Drawers,
Buckskin Gloves,
A-FULL-LINE OP HOSIER Y,
MARINO 110 s E,
CHILDRENS FANCY HosE,
FUli.,
CAPES AND MUFFS
Fine Boots,
Coarse Boots,
Ladies Calfskin Shoes,
oct 9 '69
PRICE & HUEFUCH
PUBLIC SALE.
The subscriber will sell at public sale a► his rea-
itlerlee, on the road leading from 'lqynetboto' to
Ringtt old, about mill-way between the two places - ,
On Monday the 26th day of October, 1868.
the following personal reperty; to wit
ONE BLOODED COLT
rising 3 years: 4 head of :rattle, one of which is an
• • i
4 shunts, all full•l•red Chester; 1
GOOD ONE OR TWO•EIORSE WAGON,
I New F^mily Cdrriage, 1 “Pp Plow, 1 Harrow, 1
single and - 1 doubleShovehßlow, 1 Corn CoinTni,
1 Wheelbarrow, 2 sets single Harness, 1 set double
Harness, bridles, collars, halterb., fly•nets, &c., about
300 Chestnut Rails;
EIGHT OR TEN TUNS CLOVER GAY,
(a good article) forks, rakes, shovels, &c. Also
corner cupboard, I sink, 3 tables, 2 sets chairs, 2
stands, 1 lounge, 2 bedsteads, a lot of carpeting and
oil cloth, a lot window blind', 1 rook stove, I. ten
plate stove• I box stove and 1 coal stove, Queens
ware..Earthenware, 3 meat vessels, 3 g od barrels,
half barrel vinegar, tubs, buckets, and a great vario
ty of articles tof necessary to mention. Sale to
commence at 10 o'clock on said day wnen the terms
will be made known by
oct 9—tr]
QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE IST
Nat. Bank of Waynesboro', Pa.
October 3d, 1868.
RESOURUEs. .
Loans and Discounts, $56,635,48
U. S. Bonds to secure circulation, 75 400,00
U. S. Bonds on hand. 42,600,00
P. and A. Tel. Stock, • 300,00
Pax and Eipenecs, 1,105,48
hue from Bunks, ' 2.7 500,27
Lettal Tenders and Frac. Currency, 10,079 40
Lora. Interest Notes, 240,110
Nat bank Notts and Circulation. 885,00
:Stat , - Bank ,Notes, 22 00
Bev. Stamps,Srrwll Coin and Cast, Items, 165,58
LIABILITIES.
Capita' Stock. •
Circulation, •
Due to Banks,
Surplus and Profits,
Deposites,
Dividend■ Unpaid .
$215,2:3 21
The above statement is just and true to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
JOHN PHILIPS, Cash.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this hth day
of October, 1868. J. F, KURTZ, N. P.
oct9-6t
NEW MILLINERY STORE IN WAY
NESBORO',
THE subscribers beg leave to inform the citi -ns
of Waynesboro', and vicinity that they ."ave
just returned Item Philadelphia with a flue d
fashionable assortment of Millinery go ,, ds, an a
now prep 'red to accommodate the ladies in any
thing in their line of I usiness, and would therefore
solicit a public share of p.itronage. We have con..
Mealy on hand stampea yokes, and bands for em
broidering or braiding, stamped aprons all sizes and
patterns. Havings pr.cured fixings -for stamping
we are prepared to do stamping at any time and at
shortest notice. Ladies, call and examine-our stock.
Terms cheaper than can be found elsewhere
tiTI DIMINO DONE I'o OHI. ER. If ooms on
Main Street over Smith's furniture rooms.
Mrs. L. A. THULE & M. M. HAMLIN.
oct 9 tt
PRIVATE SALE.
1 1 H E undersigned o ff ers at private sale. his Prop.
arty, on which he resides, situated in Quincy
township FranltlinUe. Pa , on the public rune lead.
lug from Mt Hope to Marion. 1 aide from the for
mer and o.ght from the latter place, containing 2
acres of first-rate LIME STONE LAND, adjoin.
ing the lands of John Summers, Jonathan Dear and
others. There is on said land a two story weather.
boarded house with Basement, a good spring of wa
ter at the door, a good amble and shed and other
out buildings ; an excellent orchard of choice apples,
peaches, pears, plums and grapes. The above is a
desirable property situated in a healthy climate.
oct 9 2tj GEO. HUSSMAN.
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FLAVORING Extracts Vanilh, Lemon and
Uraoge Concentrated, perfect • in purity and
delicacy of fl.icyrkft
Overenatings,
Coverlebl i
Quilts,
Table Cloths,
ShErwli:.,
Circulars;
U ider liirts,
Kid Gloves, all Colors
LA %IBS WOOL HOSE
raceo--,%14-o
Gunn Shoes
A. D. GORDON.
0: Y. Mom!, A urt
$215,023,2 t
$75,000,00
67,500,00
104 20
16,102,81
• 56,128,70
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Iml-receive& their-first smpplyof Fall and, Winter
Goods, to which they invite the attention of their
customer* nod all vh., wish to buy good and cheap
goods. We have a full assortment of
DRY GOODS.
d i 6 nd
large lot of CHAMBERSBURG FACTORY
G(}01)S; frO. theas'wear, Also a full line of
Groceries, Notions,
ueensware, kinrdw a
Carpetings, Matthias.
Oil Cloths, I Boots and Shoes,
—W - indow — Paper, , &c.
We, are also ograys for the sate of the wili•known
Howe Lock :gild} Sewing 'Machine We have an
experii•need Bewing viaeliine operator, who gives
all nercErary instru: lion in sewine when required.
AMBElirqiN„ BENEDICT &
yet 9
and 1-hoe trade, no doubt if yini fiver him with a
call pat will buy as he will , sell cheap and warrant
kiii_t h il
the work. All rips mended free of charge% Give
"( ()miry" a call. C. "MMES.
---- sept 25-tf
A FARM AT PUBLIC SA "A. , :1 tiY SIVED IS MONEY 111111 E!
ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 186 R
tersl urg road, Omit 2. miles east of Greencastle,
as above, the fillowing Real Est ite, to wit:. 116
ACRES OF GOOD 1.1 VI EST ON k; LAND, which
will he sold together or divided to suit purchaseis.
.This land is subj, et to widow's dower •
The improvements consist of n TWO STORY
STON E flolisE, Log and Frame Bern, with
Blacksmith Shop, Carriage 11-louse„and all other
suitsble out.buildings. Two' fine wells of never
failmg• water on the prernibes.
A GOOD Olitalil.RU of line Fruit Trees, such
as ATtitel - , — Piatles and Cherries; also, Grapes.—
About I acres of this land is covered with fine
young Timber
Any one wishing to view the premises before the
the day of sale, can do so Balling on John On
ercash. in Greencastle, or the subscriber.
!Sale to commence at 1 o'clock on said day, when
Atswill_be_ma-Ate-know-o—b
MICHAEL S FINE, of P., Ex'r
oet 2 is
A_L E X._L_E E D_S ,
Next door to the Town Hall, has n3w on hand
a fine assortment of
CLOCKS,
'elected by himself with great care, a large and
well selected assortment of
13; Swiss, English, and American.Msnufacture ;
JEWELRY
cheaper than ever before sold in Waynesboro', nil
the limit vtyles kept con.tantly on hand.
Every variety of Cuff buttons. A fine assort.
ment of
FINGER AND EAR. RINGS
Solid Gold. Engagement and
WEDDING RINGS,
Silver Thimbles and sheelds; Castors, Forks. and
Spoons,,salt Cellars, and Butter Knives of the cel
ebrated Roger Manufacture, at reduced rates.
SPECTACLES
To suit everybody's eye's. New glasses put in old
frames.
Clocks. Watches, and Jewelry pro mptly and
ndstly Ispaiced and warranted
ALEX. LEEDS,
Next asor to thi Town Hall, udder the Photograph
July 31.
-P -S-A
THb subscriber will sell at public Pete et-hie Pea
idence, in Pikesville, 3 miloi Ease of Waynes
boro', on Friday the 23d of October. the following
Real Estate end Personal property :
ONE GOOD BROOD MARE,
I two horse wagon good - tm new with iron guts '
wood bed and ladders, 1 gap plow, 1 new harrow. 1
single and 1 double shovel plow, 2 wagon wheels,
2 lag chains, butt and breast chains, 2 Seta breech
bands, 2 fly-neti, 2 blind bridles, 2 collftis, all good
as new.
At the soma time will be sold a lot of MOUN—
'TA IN LAND containing' $l5 acres, more or leis,
Well timbered With'reckoak,chestnut ant hickory,
adjoining-lands of Jacob A. flood. Henri. Baer and
others. Persons wiehing to see the lot will find the
subscriber at - hit re'idence on the 22c1 of Orto er.
lie Will a'so offer his HOITSE AND LOT et the
same time: The lot contains 1 acres goad lond.-
The intifiroireinents-are a'ono - aiftlit Ruff' Frame
House. good stable, Hog Pen and a lot choice fruit,
all under good fence. Sale to commence at 10 o'.
clock on said day when the t• ems will be-niatle
known. SAMUEL GONDEB.
oct to
GUNS; GUNS!
PENKNIFE BLADES.
Ap. 17- 6m. J. D. JoHNSTON.
CIITY SWEET POTATOES:--1 wilt receive
every Friday P. M., throughout the season the
best Sweet Potatoes direct hum the Eastern market.
sept 18'F8. W. A. HEIL.
NOTICE.-
j;IARNIEIIS GRAIN DEALERS will find
F it to their interest to call at our Office, at the
Mill near Hagerstown, where we can always be
found prepared to pay the high at price for grain.
nrCalt at the Office, as we will not be found in
town on Tuesdays.
WM. H. ItkGER & SON
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CHEAP 0
BOOT_ AND SHOE_STOREI
_f_fi II E -s u scr i bet has just returned from t he city
I and is now opening for examination a large and
well selected stock of Boots and Shoes. H
find a long time to become acquainted with. the Bout
CONSIDER YOU!? INTEREST AND BUY
VIIif..PHE-CIIIIAI
All Gash Bills of One Dollar laid over, die•
counted five per Cent.
Having Must received our first supply of fall rind'
winter vods we invite rue customers and the pub
lic generally us call and examine both stock anrl•
prig e, as we feel confident that they will compete
with those of arty similar establishment in town ar
country. We will not in bombast say that"we sell:
cheap , r than the cheapest" but we will sell as-chenp
as—any and-discount 5 per cent. fir rash. nose•
who promise impossibilities will ilkippnint you.
Give as a chance, by railing, to prove what we
eny. Our stock consists of the tollewing classes
Dry Good+, Cedarware, shoes,
Groceries, Tinware, Drugs,
NCO :ens, iiats, Medicines,
ardware, Caps.
Queeneware,
floor and table nil cloths, carpets. &c. &c. &c.—
Our stock of iln.rs gents is lull and well assort, d in ,
styles and prices. For men and boys we have
cloths, cassimerescasshiette, - kerseys-ard-jeans T a 11.
styles and prices.
•We hope, by attention to business and striving
to please, to merit a continuance of the patronage
which has been so liberally bestowed.
• HITE:MEW & GEHR.
Sept 25 ly Ringgold, Washington Co.. Md.
FACTS ARE STUBBORN TUNS,
"WE desire to call the attention of the people
of Waynesboro', and surrounding-country to
the following FACTS :-1. The
SINGER SEWING MACHINE
Is the best for Family Use.
2. It has the teat Hemmer ever put on a Sewing
Machine;, commencing at the corner of tbo work,
end turning a very pretty hem that will not wash
out. It *ill hem into a square corner and out;- a
rountian abrupt cure ; into a scolt.p, and turn the
work all in neatly. it will also hem the edge of
unbleached muslin without trimming off the fringe.
3. It has the best attochmonte fur Hemming,
Felling, Tucking, Cording, Ruining, Broiling,
Binding, and Trimming, ever put on. a Sewing Ma
chine.
4. It is the fastest running Machine in the world
and runs the easiest.
5. Ii does not take six months to learn to use it.
it is so simple that a child can use it.
6. It wi.l out-wear any two other machines yms
can name, and hence the most durable.
7. It does its work equally well, at fast or slow
rates of speed.
8. It cannot he got out of order by sewing.
With these PACTS, we invite you to come and
see for yourself, and can. assure, you that after ten
years practice with sewing Machines, we know by
practical experience which Ma"hine to sell and
which to recommend ; and can say that you will
find it to your own interest to see these before ma
king a purchase.
Parties will please leave their orders with the
undersigned who will promptly fill them. •
THO'. J. FILBERT, Agent.
ju tie 1 9 tf.
DRUGS
iItiM3DXCIIN-1023.
The subscriber wishes to Worm the public that
he has always on hand a full stock of pure
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
PAINTS.
OILS.
PERFUMERY
NOTIONS.
and everything usually kept in a well appointed
Drug store. Prescriptions carefully and promptly
compounded at all hours.
Physicians dealt with at a liberal discount..
aug..2B. J. F. KURTZ.
Gr 00 P sugar at
1 s,
Paints,
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