VILLAGE RECORD. ILTAjLS Plif.7l=Taq Friday s ' illlity 26,15699 irierbe June statement of the publie debt will show- a decrease of seven millions of dol hrs. alirTwenty-five tone of strawberries were brought into San Francisco, Cal., in April, and retailed at 12 to 15 eta. a pound. 110L.There are now living in Upson coun ty, Georgia, an old couple, man and wife, whose united ages are 203—the _man being 101 and the woman 102 years old. SEPThe court.honse and jail at Charles. town, Jefferson county, West Virginia, are offered for sale by the "supervisors" of that place. . ..The Strike among the miners in the Lower Wyoming Valley has ended, and they are again at work. Those about Scranton are expected to resume. liiirGen. Butler had an interview on Fri. day with Secretary Rawlins, in regard to the protection of. Union men in the South.- The Secretary intimated that if murders did' not cease there, and WS assassins surrendered _ for triad, inertial law Would be declared, and citizens sympo.thiiing with the — murderers would be held as hostages. ti"lt is reported that hundreds of negroes are leaving Virginia for the South—not the North. They find labor scarce in the Old Dominion, and actually go South in search of work ! They are neither lazy nor anxious to crowd their Northern friends ! What has become of the prediction that we should be overran with "lazy Diggers" as the result of emancipation ? saa.,At Carlisle, a jury was empanelled on Monday for tLe trial of Dr. Paul Schoeppe, a physician of that town, who is charged with the poisoning of Miss Steioecke, of Balti more. On account of the mystery which Is the death, of that lady, and the circumstantial evidence which has already been adduced to connect Dr. Schoeppe with it, the trial will be one of the most interest ing of any that has taken place for some years. • _ 1311TrOUD J ;44 .L 4 i a a singular suit in the Circuit Court at St. Louis. It is against hie guardian, a man -- named — Jamcs-Graham.±-Re-alleges_that_he was placed undiz - 4 - 11 - r - alani's - care when he - was only eight years of age, and-instead-of-being sent toschool was made to work on a farm. lie continued this work for ten years, or fr0m . 1855 to 1865, when he left. He is now, ho says, unable to either read or write, and he asks two thousand dollars for the WOI k he performed during the ten years, and tiro thousand dollars damages for the alleged neglect in not sending him to school. gs„,,Speaking of the repart that Mr. John son intends to visit Washington, the Tribune says that after giving the subject the benefit of six hours of the profoundest meditation, it has concluded that Mr. Johnson is big with a speech, and is coming to Washington to be delivered.• It isn't kind of him ;it isn't do ing as he would be done by; a really consid erate man in his condition would find a sweet relief in boll loquy, or save himself from burst ing in the back garden. ' TILE SOUTFI.—As an inducement to emi gration from the North to the Southern States, it is announced that land in that region, adapted to the cultivation of the grains, vegetables and fruits of the temperate zone, may be purchased on reasonable terms, and that with part cash, long credits for the remaining instalments will be given. Farms already cleared and drained, are, it is stated, now offered from one quarter to one-twen tieth of what they brought before the war. It has been suggested that_the money re quired merely CO convey a family to the Northwest or Pacific would purchase a farm of 300 or 400 acres in Virginia. go.. Fresh battles have taken place between -the Cuban revolutionists ) aided by filibuster volunteers, and the Spanish regulars. One of these engagements is described as of con siderable severity and attended with much lobs to the patriot forces. Gibara,. on the northern coast of the island, Cienfuegos and Trinidad are in commotion, and have been made the scenes of conflict. Appalling a trocities are committed on both sides, and it is said that a number of "free lances" ride round the country robbing and murdering inoffensive persons. Cuba is an unsafe neigh bor in such a condition. ittirTo Parents, Guardians, Pastors - and others, whose Sons, Wards or Friends may be leaving borne for a residence in the City of Philadelphia: The Young Men's Chris tian Association of Philadelphia, announce that they have a committee ,for the purpose of showing kindness to young men who are strangers, and leading them under religions influences. They, therefore, request all who desire the eo•operation of this committee, to send the names and addresses of young men about to reside in Philadelphia in whom they are interested, with such particulars of char acter. iwtbey may deem proper, (which will be 44ifiody vonfidential,) to John Wanamaker, Chiritnito of 'Committee, Hall of:the Asseeia. tion,, 1.910 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.- . , Since .the Is't Jay of January hoit./2,000 inituig,tauta have fended at the poll,-of Now Asians IN ( - 21-zonara.—On the sth inst., Ellis Lyons a Republican, received an . ap pointment from the Treasury department as an assistant assessor for division No. 5, of the Third collection district of the State of Geor gia, through the recommendation of Edwin Belcher, the assessor of said • district, Mr. Lyons, although inheriting a tinge of negro blood, was a member of the Georgia Legisla ture, but was allowed to retain his seat from the fact that he was several shades lighter than his expelled fellow members. Since his appointment as assistant assessor, how— ever, the cry of "negro rule" has been raised, and Mr. Lyons finds himself forced to decline the office tendered for the reasons set forth in his letter of resignation, of which the fel- lowing is a copy : - - AUGUSTA, GA., May 14, 1809.—Edwin Belcher, Esq., Assessor, cc:v.—Slß: I here with tender you my thanks for the appoint ment of assistant, assessor, but in Division No. 5, embracing the counties of Warren, Jefferson and Glassook, to which you have assigned me, I find, upon diligent inquiry, that I would not be able to obtain board with a respectable, family, nor have an once iu Warrenton, the county seat of Warren. The recent murder of Hon. Joseph Adkins, a Re publican Senator of Warren, by the Kuklux; the killing of Dr. Darden by a mob; the shooting and subsequent exile of Mr. Norris, the Republican sheriff of said county, and the threats made ag ainst Republicans in general, wake it unsafefor me to venture there. As I have taken an active part in polities, my life VI I I l• :1 / I I hours. Notwithstanding the reluctance with which I decline a position that would afford me a living, I am compelled, under the oir cumstances,•to offer you my resignation. ' - Yours respectfully, ELLIS LYONS.. CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.—Every county has its brutes in the shape of men, who are totally unfitted to take care of horses, cows, or other animals, frequently, as almost any one can testify, throwing stones at or belt ing them with clubs, whips, &c., when gen tle means would answer every purpose. The following act, passed by the last legislature and signed by the Governor, meets such misses, and a iew examples_would_probably do much towards lessening or abating the evil; The first section provides that any per son who shall, within this Commonwealth, illtreat, overload,_beat -or — otherwise abuse any animiti belonging to himself or others, or shall keep or use, or in way be connected shall receive money for the admission of any person to any place kept or used for the pur pose of fighting or baiting bulls, bears, dogs, cocks, or other -creatures, and every person who hall - permit any-place to be so kept—ur --used ,-sh a 11-be -deem ed-g n i I ty-of a miedeurean= or, and on•conviction before an alderman or magistrate shall be fined, an fi k the . fine is not paid, the offender shr e committed to prison. The second section provides tat if the alderman or magistrate shall, in lieu of deciding the cause; bind over or commit the offender to appear at court, and he be con victed by the court, be shall be fined not exceeding $2OO or undergo imprisonment not exceeding one year, or boat. The third section provides that if any person shall be arrested for carrying, or allowing to be oar• ried on or upon any cart or other vehicle, any creature in a cruet or inhuman , manner, the person arresting may take charge of the vehicle and its contents, and any necessary expenses incurred in keeping the same shall be paid before the property can be recovered. The fourth section makes it a misdemeanor for any person to abandon to die in a public place any maimed, sick, infirm, or disabled creature; and the fifth empowers policemen, constables, and agents of the Pennsylvania Society for the Prevention of Cruelly to Animals to arrest offenders violating the provisions of this act. STATE SUNDAY-SCHOOL CONVENTION.- The Annual Convention will be held at \VW liemsport, Pa., beginning on Tuesday, June Ist, at ten o'clock, A. M. Arrangements have been made on a liberal scale, to make this the best Sunday.sehool Convention held in Pennsylvania. Sunday-school teachers and superintendents, and clergymen interested in the work, are cordially invited to be present ; from all parts of the State. Each Sunday. school is requested to send ode or more del egates. In order to secure entertainment, delegates will please notify the committee at Williamsport, of their intention to attend the Convention. Address as early as possible, A. Updegraff, Esq., Williamsport, Pa. See The Frederick (Md.) Citizen says : The full confession of George Truman, con victed at February term of Frederick Coun ty Court, of the murder of an unknown white man in the Catoctin Mountain, and ordered by the Governor to be executed 'on Friday, the 28th inst., made to one of his counsel, is now being put in type in this office. The The confession is genuine, and details the horrible incidents of the atrocious crime.— The startling disclosures of this monster in human shape will be perused with a thrill of horror. It will be for sale on the day of ex ecution. A. M., S. must surrender to Con stitution Bitters, for there is no concealing the fact that they aro taking the lead of all other Bitters, and are destined to become as famous and popular as any medicinal prepara tion in use. All unite in praising them, and when the people decide in favor of any thing of the kind, they are generally right. We are lately meeting a good many who are using the Constitution, and it. does us good to see how healthy and ruddy they look. and they all attribute it to the use of Constitution Bitters. We would advise you all to take no other. Use Seward's Cough Cure for that hack ing cough. Rufus L. Lord, from whom $1,100,000 in bonds were stolen a year or more ago, died in New York last Saturday. He was a bachelor, 83 years of age, .and leaves an estate valued at $5,000,000. LOCAL MATTERS. w h :ro day doses the Hagerstown Rum ,pir The Price of flour is still declining, SITUATION WANTED.--SCIO notice of W. A. Foultz. air The man with the "big boots" was a round again on Saturday, VWWe have the old sign for a good crop of corn, a shower of locust blossoms. PATENT Hoot.--Mr. Jacob Fyoch adver• tises for eale a recently patented hay and manure hook, to which the attention of farm ers is directed. , _Please remember the first olass store of C. N. Beaver for your cheap and Best Bats, Shoes, Trunks, Olooks and Notions ; decidedly. MERCHANT TAILORING.—We direot it tentioo to the advertisement of Mr. Logan of Hagerstown, in another - column. - "Bert" is a jolly good fellow, and sells cheap for cash. Call and see him. DON'T.--Don't lounge around church doors after the congregations hive been dismissed. It is unbecoming a gentleman or well-raised boy, ENLARGED.—The Frederick (bld.) Re. paper. It is oue of our most valued ex changes. IfirSunday next is '!decoration 'Extensive preparations have been made throughout the country to decorate with' flowers the Soldiers' graves. In Some instan ces Saturday will be used for the occasion and in others Monday. PERFECT PICTURE.—Reader, if you de sire a perfeot picture of yourself, call at the Diamond Gallery of L C. Brackbill. Hie pictures speak for him as an operator, UARTERLY MEETING.—The_ fir terly meeting will be held in the M. E. Church in this place, commencing on—Satur• day the sth day of June. The Presiding Elder, Rev. James Curns will be present. WASHINGTON HOUSE.- The card of. Mr ha Lant: of h: Chambersburg, will be found among the new advertisements-in this issue. Mr. L. is a good landlord and leaves nothing undone to - make - his-guests-comfortable; ANOTHER IMPROVEMENT.-Mr. JO9. Mil ler is making preparations to remoddle the brick house adjoining his dwelling on Main street, Lie designs removing the stairs and making two fine business rooms with open fronts. The masons are now engage dressing the stone sills. ta.,The Ascensionists prediot that the world will be destroyed on the 6th of June. We mention it for the benefit of delinquent subscribers, and to give them an opportunity to pay up before that day. We desire all to "go up" with clear consciences. ScnooL BUILDING.—In act having been passed by the last Legislature and signed by the Governor, vesting the School Board of our town with authority to borrow money for the erection of a new School Building, we presume the work will not be much longer delayed. i Providence permitting, the Revd. J. A. DE MOYER, will preach in the Methodist Episcopal Church, Waynesboro, on next Sun day morning, (May 30th,) at 10 o'clock, on the Temperance Question : " The Responsi bility of the Church in the f erther continis ante of the Liquor traffic." All classes are respectfully invited. 2011. The house of T. S Cunningham in this place has been painted with the Chem. ioal Paint and gives entire satisfaction. It has a finer finish, is cheaper and more dura ble than Lead. Persons who intend painting should call and examine for themselves.— This paint ie prepared already for applying and is sold only at the Corner Drug Store where a full assortment of Paints, Drtigs, Medicines, &o , of all kinds are constantly on hand. N E w Cauncu.—The n e w • Lutheran Church in this place is now in course of erec tion. Mr. Lawrence the contractor, com menced operations several weeks since. A bout ten feet of the walls are up, but work has been suspended for the present for want of brick. The structure, forty-eight by sev enty feet, will, we understand, be completes according to the latest style of architecture. When finished it will add materially to the improvements on that part of Church street. BABE BALL.—A match game of Base Ball was played at Mechanicsburg, Pa., on May 22d, between the Continental, and C. V. In stitute Clubs. After three hours play game was called at the close of. the fifth innings, when the score stood : Innings, Ist 2nd 3d 4th sth total. Continental Runs, 0-7 5 —4-7 —23 C. V. Institute, 0-3-0-2-4-9 Fly catches, Continentals, none; C. V. In cant; five. James M. Mason, who was sent as Rebel minister to England, has returned to his former home in Virginia. Geo. Jubal A. Early had a bar-room fight in Lynehburg, Va , last week, with Mr. R. H. Glass. The unfenced land of lowa comprise more scree than the whole State of Ohio. MEMO OW Owers.—The Mereersturit Okada of the German Reformed Church met in Ohambeisburg on the - 18th inst. and ad. jonrned on Monday evening last to meet in Sahellsburg, Bedford county, in May, 1870. The Repository says The geographical territory of this Olassis includes Franklin, Fulton, Bedford, Blair and a part of Cum berland county. It has 29 minii3tere, acid 0,086 church members. In addition to its ministers. each pastoral charge is represented by one elder. The business usual to such meetings was transacted. Tbe parochial reports indicate a large and healthy increase of the church. The contributions during the past year for strictly benevolent purposes, amounted to 88,558. DEAD.—Robert Clugaton, formerly of this county, died at his residence near Lagrange, ndiana, on Tuesday the 18th inst. He was a native of Guilford township, where he re• sided most of his lifetime, on a farm be- queathed b him by his grandfather, one of the Scotch Irish early settlers of this valley. Disposing of this farm twelve or fifteen years ago, he bought a mill and farm in the vicinity of W aynesboro', from whence he removed to Indiana about ball a dozen years ago. A man of sound mind and honest heart, he bore throughout life the character of a good citizen, a kind neighbor and is sincere friend.— V. Spirit. cr More new Hats, Boots, Shoes, Gaiters and Notions of all kinds at ELDEN'S. * REBEL MONUMENTS.—The es-rebels, male and female, in and about Shepherdstown, Va., held a meeting in that place recently, to make arrangements for a Festival and Din ner to raise funds for a monument to the Confederate dead at that 'place. A good p►an to perpetuate and hand down with shame to posterity the names of their fallen comrades. It would seem more natural to our mind, situated as the Virginia chivalry are, to cover up with the seal of oblivion the names.of all who perished In so unholy a an to give t erection of monuments. cause, t POTATOES.—The late rains and warm weather has had the effect to bring forward rapidly the earlier varieties of potatoes.— Having heard some fears expressed as to the :gee of that d:: • • : •= • tato Bug," we will simply add that such ap prehensions are groundless. Johnston, the gun smith, who is "booted" on the bug bus- — afftfree us their appearance this season hirer& th - e - 15tV day of July. By that time, judging from present appearances, the early planting will have matured. RECEIPTS—For subscription for the last Elam Frantz, S. P. Bemiederier, W, H. Riteshew, David Ford, Daniel Gossert. J. W Galbraith, D. Sanger, (California) Jas. A. Robinson; PLAOES OF RESORT.-The drug stores of A, S. Bonebrake add F. Fourthman are get ting to be places of resort since the advent of warm weather. Each has a Fountain in operation, and their sparkling soda is all that can be desired. Ice Cream at Henneberger & Hoover's is also attracting visitors. They have a room fitted up for ladies, and will be regularly supplied during the season with a good article of cream and Other luxuries. ALL MGM.- It is now said that the af fairs of the Western Maryland Railroad are all right, and that it will soon take a new and vigorous start. The first branch of the Baltimore City Council the other day passed an ordinance by a• vote of 15 to 4 appropri ating one million dollars for the completion of the work, which it is understood will also be passed by the second branch. Ur Aim at perfection in everything, though in most things it is unattained, however, they who aim at it, and persevere, will come much nearer to it than those whose laziness and despondency make them give it up as unat• tainable. The above is particularly applicable to the subject of health—all should do everything in their power to attain perfection, as near as possible, in that. This can be secured by a regular and continued use of the Zingari Bitters. Rev. 0. L. Pinder pastor of the Catholic Church at Circleville, Ohio, has come out in a card renouncing his connection with the "Holy Church," and deolaringbfor Protestan ism. The wife of a man who died of hydropho bia in Cincinnati has sued the owner of the dog for $5,000. le 41 = a n-lII.LII el%s 1,V.t10 ril At Hagerstown Md., on the 20th inst., by the Rev. J. W. Wightman, of Greencastle, Mr. ALEXANDER. LEEDS of Waynes boro', Pa., to Miss MARIA E. SHECK• LES of Hagerstown, Md. Accompanying the above notice we re• ceived a share of the dainties prepared for the occasion, for which our clever young friend has our thanks and best wishes for his happiness and that of his fare partner through life. T 3 XII 3 TOMS. On the 20th inst.,-in Chamborsburg, after a lingering illness, THOMAS J. EA.RLEY, Esq., in the 65th year of his age. On the 22d inst., in Chambersbarg, after an illness of over seven weeks, Mr. WIL. LIAM SHILLITO, aged 73 years, 5 months tiLd 15 days. Young Men's Guide to Happy Marriage and Conjugal Felicity. — The - hurnane views - of benevo lent Physicians, on the Errors and Abuses inciaent to Youth and Eariy Manhood, vent in sealed letter envelopes, tree of charge Address, HOWARD - ASBOUIATION, Box P., Philadelphia, '4. june ly. em notoriety PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday May 25. 1869. The flour market is unmistakably dull and prices favor buyers of larg e lots. Only a few hundred barrels were takn by the home eon. 25 for extras,, s6@7 for lowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota extra family, $6 50@7 75 for Pennsylvania do, at $7.50@7.75 for Ohio do, and 89®11 50-for fancy brands accord a mg o qua i y not ma acre is no improvement - to - notice - in — the• wheat market, and the tendency of prices is decidedly downwards, sales of red at $1 50• ®1.55, and 1,000 bus ambor at $160@1.621. Rye ranges from $1.40 to $1 45 eip bus fot Pennsylvania and Western. Corn is scarce and higher, sales of 3,000 bus yellow at 90c, and 2,500 bus low and high Western mixed at 83@870. Oats are. steady, and 2,000 bus Western sold at 80®820. • $2.00 1.50 4 00 2 00 2 00 2.00 5.00 2.00 LASRWARE.—We have for male the largest Ur assortment of Glassware ever offered here We invite especial attention to our Goblets sold at the price of good tumblers. The ladies will please call. We sell cheap. BEID & WAYNANT. may 28 tf VA HE Board of Directors of the First Nat. Bank' LA of Waynesboro' has declared a dividend of 5 per cent. out of the profits of the past six months pay able on and after the let of June. may 28-3 t JOHN PHILIPS, Cash'r . Ayoung man who has had some experience de• sires a situation at the milling business at a reasonable compensation. Apply at Henry Besore's Mill, or address the subscriber at Waynesboro', Pa. may 28— 3t W. A. FOULTZ. HE subscriber would inform farmers that he has c — a lj Tor sale bpangler & Madlem's Pat. Hay and Manure Hook, which surpasses any thie g of the kind now in use. This hook wee patented Feb. 16, '69, and Is being readily disposed of in Lascaster and other counties, JACOB FYOCH, may 28 3t Quincy, Pa. WASH , INGTON HOUSE, CORNER SECOND AND MARKET ST , This House has been recently fitted up anew, the Tables are supplied with the beat the market affords and the Bar supplied with the choicest Liquors. Travellers will find it convenient to the Railroad Depot. may 28 3m. HE subscriber (successor to Fisher & Logan) la would announce to the public that he has re ceived and opened out a full stock of new goods, such as CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, and all goods usually kept by Merchant Tailors.— Persons purchasing goods of him can have the cloth ing made to order promptly and forwarded to any point desired. He cordially invites his friends and the public generally to call at the Washington House. Hagerstown, and examine his new stock. may 28 —tf BERKELY LOGAN. IHIS is undoubtedly the best and most popular jar offered to the public. Mr. B. L. Ryder Pres ident 01 the Ryder Nursery Association, says, "I have used the "Hero" Jar for three years for pre serving fruits of all kinds, with entire success. My fruit has received the most unqualified praise for Natural Flavor and Freshness." The best Jar in the market. Call on us and get them by the dozen or single jar. REID & WAYNADIT. PROTHONOTARY.- W. H. NcDOWELL will again Be a Candidate for Prothonotary, sub ject to the decision of the next Unioa Republican Convention. Chambersburg, May 7. U. Molasses at the store of PRIME N. AMBINION USSIDLCT & Co. LI'LILUILLIt . ..A 112iirt3PRING AND 'SUMMER'STYLES OF - HATS FOR 1869. Coroprising.Srlk, Felt, Wool and Straw Goode for Men's, Boys and Children's Wear just o - penfog • • UPDEGRAFF'S , E A T AND ULM FACTOM ®'STRAW HATS all sorts and sizes for Men, end Boys, cheap at UPDEGRAFF'B HAT AND Movie FACTOD.T. CT - LADIES SUN UMBRELLAS and PARA• SO LS the cheapest in town, at UPDEGRArrs HAT AND GWYN FACTORY. AUCTION GOODS.—A large lot of Auc tion Hats at half price. Come and see them if you want a cheap Hat, at UPDEGRA FF'S -•- HAT AND GLOVE FACTORY. 'GLOVES. All kinds of' GLOVES on hand and made to order, Ladies, Gents and Children's Wear, at far LADIES MITTS.—A !Argo stock on liana of all sizes our own make, at UPDEORAFFI3, Opposite Washington House. Hagerstown, Md. TO CONSUMPTIVES. may 14] TIM Advertiser, having been restored to health in a few weeks, by a very simple remedy, after hav ing suffered several years with a severe lung affec tion, and that dread disease, Consumption—is anx ious to make known to his fellow-sufferers the means of cure. To all who desire It, be will send a copy of the prescription used (free of char; e), with the direc tions for preparing and using the same, which they will find a SUSI: CURE YOH CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, etc. The object of the advertiser in sending the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread information which he conceives to be in valuable; and he hopes every sufierer will try his remedy, as it will costthem nothing, and may prove a blessing. Parties wishing the prescription, will • lease ad oote,mtif BA ,v,v -rt.,0115" Williamsburg, Kings mayl4] ERRORS OF YOUTH. A GENT LEMAN who suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the ef fects of youthful indiscretion, will, for the sake of suffering humanity, send free to all who need it, the receipt and directions for making the simple remedy by which he was cured Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertiser's experience, can do so by address. ing, in perfect confidence. JOHN 8,. OGDEN, ma• 14 No, 42 Cedar street, New York. GUIDE TO MARRIAGE. 11 * BANK DIVIDEND. Situation Wanted. For Gunn, Penknife Blades, Repairing Family Corn Shellers, Call on J. H. JOHNSTON, may 28-10 mos] Bay and Manure Hook I OLIAMBERSBURG, PA. JOHN LANTZ, Proprietor. NEW GOODS! HERO FRUIT JAIL. may 28 tf. UPDEGRAFF'S — Toivibiaria — r e t riii to buy cheap goods aps 30 1869. _atLpretty_designs_of_all kinds of _ it to their great advantage to call with the firm of who have purchased their goods on such terms that they can offer superior inducemente - twall who Lira in want of Among their stock will be found the followingftiad— ing articles, beautiful designs and all qualities ands widths : CO Po MI N I .TV GI- OF ware and Glassware of all descriptions, and a full line of Groceries, &c. The subscribers tender their • thanks to the com munity for their very liberal patronage heretofore, and kindly ask a continuance of the same. PRICE & HOEF UCH, ap 30 WE take this method to inform our friends and the public generally that we have again re ceived from the Eastern cities a full supply of new and seasonable goods, consisting of Dry Goods, Cedar ware, Notions, Drugs. Groceries. Paints, Oils, Hardware, Medicines, Queensware. &c. &c. all of which will be sold at prices to suit the times. We continue to discount five per cent. all cash bills of one dollar and over. A cordial invitation is ex tended to all to come and give our stock an exam ination as we feel confident that we can give them satisfaction Thankful for past patronage, we hope by atten tiSn to business and striving to please to merit a continuance of public f /yore: HITESHE W & GE HR, Ringgold, Md. ap 80 N. B. We still have on hand a lot of Poplar Lumber, which we will sell at reasonable picas H. dc. G. A I. W A 'Y Go to SEAVER'S for yout g4ds. of the follow. lag articles, viz : 14ATS'AND CAPS, -- BOOTS AND SHOES, TRUNKS AND CLOCKOo NOTIONS !.NOTION s I PRIME KEROSENE, HOSIERY, SUSPENDERS. TOBACCO AND CIGARB; CANDY AND SPICES, SNUFFS, ("VERY BEST) all of which we are determined to sell cheap for cash. Please call and examine our stock at the first. class store of C. N. BEAVER. may 28 tf NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS; AT THE FIRM OF STOVLR & WOLFF - (SUCCESSORS TO GEO. STOVER.) 1111,-Y -GOODS, CARPETS, NOTIONS, QUEENS WARE, GROCERIES, BOOTS AND SHO E % CIITILERY, CEDERWA RE, OIL CLOTHS, e attention of all who wont STOVER & WOL FF. SPRING OPEN ING!-- THE undersigned have just opened another large and carefully selected stock of Spring Goods to which the attention of the community is dire — itWd and tare =I:I=33EI PRICE & MEJFLICII DRY GOODS, Cassimeres, Cloths, • Maroeilles, iLinens, Ducks, IDanims, Chintzes, Poplins, Alpacas, Delains, Ging home, Lanna, Percales, Piquas, Prints, Jeans, Pekins„ Coatings, Vestinga, Carpets, Oil Clothe', Window Shades, Paper Blinds, Baskets, Tube, Buckets, Churns, FIRST ARRIVAL OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS'! JUST RECEIVED BY t #4,4 NOTIONSiSco. Sheetiirge,. Musline, Towlings, Diapers, Napkin*, Crash, Osnahurg, Tickings, Pil. Muslins, Checks, Ginghams , Matting, Rugs, Bowls, Queens.
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