4
THE TIMES, NEW BLOOMFIELD, PA. NOVEMBER 11, 1879.
THE TIMES.
New Dloomfietd, Nov, 11, 1879.
NOTICB TO ADVKRT1SEH8.
ffo Ont or Stereotype will bo Inserted in this paper
ttnleenllfiht fane and on motal bane.
"Twenty per rent. In eirem of reirnlur rsten, will
be oharired f or tdvertiseinenta aetln boubloUolumu.
NOTHIK TO HIMISC'IMBF.RM.
Ijftnh at the nirnres nn the label of your paper,
ThoeeHKiirretell vnu Km dnte In rvlllfOl yoiireilll-
Fi lptlnil Unnlil. Within I weeks after money It
flit, aou If lie date ta chaiiKod. No other receipt
Uueooasarr,
1 HI.i: JAN. NEXT.
Those wishing to subscribe for
" The Times" for the year 1880
can have THE VATER FREE for
the remainder of this year by sub
scribina now,
Which do You Want 7
We have made arrangements to fur
nish our subscribers several other Peri
odicals at the following prices :
Rcientltlo American nnd The Times,
3 80
3 00
3 00
2 50
Uodey's Lady's Book '
reterson 8 magazine
Am'can Agi'lcul'lst
Tuesday's Elections.
The result of the elections on Tues
day last may be thus summed up : In
PENNSYLVANIA
The Republican State Ticket was elected
by over 58,000 majority.
NEW YORK
Elects Cornell, Republican, for Gov
ernor ; Totter, Democrat, for Lieutenant
Governor, and elects a Legislature and
that Is Republican.
MASSACHUSETTS
Declines to have Butler for Governor,
nnd elects Long, Republican, by a ma
jority of about 3,000.
MARYLAND
Is Democratic by a majority supposed to
be not less than 17,000.
MISSISSIPPI
Elects the straight Democratic State
ticket in most of the counties, though
the Greenbackers carried several coun
ties. There was no Republican ticket
placed in nomination, except in Vicks
burg. MINNESOTA
Elects Pillsbury, Republican, for Gov
ernor, by 12,C00 and the balance of the
Republican State ticket by nearly 14,000.
WISCONSIN
Elects a Republican Governor and other
State officers by about 20,000 majority.
NEBRASKA '
Elects Cobb, Republican, to the Supreme
bench by about 13,000 majority, and
elects the other Republican candidates.
Among the curiosities of this elec
tion is the fact that Cumberland county
elects a Republican Sheriff, while Juni
ata county, from a split in the Demo
cratic party, does the fame thing.
Talking Two Thousand Miles Apart.
Mr. Robert A. Parker, Superintendent
Pennsylvania and New York Railroad,
is at present hunting with a party in the
vicinity of North Bend, in Nebraska.
Yesterday he for two hours conversed
pleasantly with his wife and friends at
Sayre, his brother at Mauch Chunk and
friends along the line. The medium was
the railroad and Western Union Tele
graph wires and Edison's telephone. At
the office in this place connection was
made with the Easton and Amboy wire,
and at Perth Amboy with a Western
Union wire, and thence to Chicago and
North Bend. The total distance was
about 2000 miles, and every whisper was
audible. Bethlehem Times.
0"Henry Lynn, residing near Littles
town, Adams county ,while endeavoring
to extricate a pig that had become fast
in the fence, was attacked by a number
of hogs that had become enraged on
account of the squealing of the plgsj and
a number of gashes were torn in his
person, as well as some bones broken in
one of his hands, and he would doubt
less have been killed by the infuriated
animals had not the women of the house
driven them off by pouring scalding
water over them, after having ineffectu
ally tried to do so with clubs.
A foolish Man.
A young man named Lester Bartlett,
bearing a good name sold out his business
at Randolph, N. Y., and then claimed to
have been robbed. Suspicion resting upon
him, he was searched Tuesday evening,
and tbe money was found in hU possession.
He then shot himself through the head and
died soon after.
Cincinnati, October 28. At Ilammez,
Ohio, last night Isaao Muncy, colored was
shot through the heart by a man named
Bnodgrass at a bouse of ill fame. Both
men were intoxicated and began quarrel
ing over a trifling matter, with the result
above stated.
tW A colored man killed a white man
with a bludgeon in an election difficulty in
Anne Arundal county, lid., Tuesday.
Official Vote of Perry County
Of the Eleotlon Held November 4, 1879.
STATE TREASURER ASSOCIATE JUDO It :
Stutfi Awoftnte
Trtaturer. Judye.
S b w s
DISTRICTS. o a N s
Main J8 ao ... :if .it
nioomneui m it o 3 112
lliilTnlo TO flfl ... 81 (15
Carrol 133 87 ... 1HH 83
Centre 13 M 0 "t 13T
Duneannou Iho 2l ... 170 nil
Greenwood 108 08 8 102 7'J
Howe 29 34 ... 2H an
Jackson 40 14(1 ... 48 143
Juniata (12 !3 2 BO 102
Lamllslmra 30 25 18 81 42
Liverpool bor... (13 1 nil 111
Liverpool twp.. 00 81 ... 03 85
Madison DO 77 1 7!) 87
Marysvllle...i.... m 1)1 2 10 !3
Millor 1!) 27 ... 17 32
Millprstown 84 40 ... 70 45
New Buffalo 18 18 ... Ill 17
Newport 110 mi 32 100 132
Oliver 03 78 ... 01 82
I'enn 247 0 ... 23!) 71
Kye 05 88 4 72 74
Sandy 1I1II 80 fiO 9 fi4 85
Sftville..,.: 115 lr.i li 123 14!)
Spring 00 207 , 3 70 108
Tuscarora 74 81 ... 74 81
Toboyno 33 121 5 23 130
Tyrone 141 133 4 121 lno
Watts , 12 47 ... 12 48
WheatHeld 87 02 ... 1)1 02
Totals 2428 2348 109 2347 2571
MAJORITIES !
Butler, Ilep 80
Urier,Deiu 224
TROTIIONOTARY, DIRECTOR OF TOOK
CORONER I
rrothono- ' Poor Di- Voro-.
tary. rector. iior.
t - O C w
h s r1
H a
DISTRICTS- " p' g E? f, -T
I 3 & 3 9
S in "i
: V :
jlinih"...". " 53 15 38 30 37 30
BlooinfleUl ... 80 06 84 74 88 70
Buffalo 09 00 02 74 71 06
Carroll 149 93 101 88 1 57 !)3
Centre 143 80 135 98 138 90
Duncnnnon... 178 31 170 33 179 30
Ureemvoood.. (12 115 112 07 107 71
Howe 27 30 21 37 30 32
Jackson 70 111 47 143 . 48 142
Juniata 00 94 60 94 00 90
Landisbnrg... 43 21 38 35 40 33
Liverpool b... 58 SO 5 143 54 95
Jiiverpool t.... 58 88 20 121 05 82
Madison 129 39 90 78 91 77
Marysville 97 7 100 97 88 109
Miller 22 27 20 29 19 29
Millerstown... 19 102 69 04 70 43
New Buffalo.. 19 17 13 23 18 18
Newuort...-.. 117 112 112 125 120 100
Oliver 64 73 07 79 08 77
Peim . 250 62 248 62 244 07
Rye 60 75 64 93 50 91
Sandy Hill.... 100 88 87 51 88 62
Savlllt) 120 144 124 150 124 152
Spring 82 190 08 210 09 209
Tuscarora 71 80 71 83 75 80
Toboyne 59 97 30 123 37 121
Tyrone 144 120 111 137 141 130
Watts 13 40 8 51 12 47
Wlieatflcld.... 92 67 88 61 80 01
Totals 2532 2280 2300 2552 2501 2410
MAJORITIES :
Urosh, Rep 252
Snyder, Dem 192
Stites, Rep 01
; JURY COMMISSIONERS :
Jury CommmimerB.
a g s
3
DISTRICTS. g ' 2 W
3 K 5
1 s- ?
f 5- !
! c :
illain 33 20 7
liloomneld 89 57 8
Buffalo 72 63
Carroll 158 89
Centre iH 79 8
Duncnnnon 179 30
Greenwood 110 69 1
Howe '32 28
Jackson 47 135
Juniata 67 75 10
Laiulisburg 32 29 1
Liverpool borough 64 90
Liverpool township... 00 83
Madison K9 03 9
Marysville 100 93 2
Miller. 21 28
Millerstown 83 30 1
New Buffalo 18 18
Newport 128 103 2
Oliver 08 74 1
Penn 244 60
Rye 60 88 ...
Sandy Pill 87 38 0
Savllle Ill 133 21
Spring 69 173 (i
'luscarora 73 64 18
Toboyne 35 117 1
Tyrone 104 143 11
Watts 12 47
M'heatfleld 88 00
Totals 2403 2204 103
MAJOUITY :
Clouser, Rep ., 258
Republican candidates m small cats,
Democrats in Roman, Richardson for State
Treasurer, Prohibitionist, Kane, for Jury
Commissioner, Volunteer Democrat
ty Let your first attack of indigestion
be the last. House the dormant energies
of tbe stomach with the Bitters. The
tone thus imparted will remain. This is a
fact established by thousands of witnesses
whose testimony is simply a statement of
their own experiences. Those afflicted
with general debility of every phase will
And this medicine an unfailing agent in
building op and renewing their strength.
For sale by all Druggists and respectable
Dealers generally. 43 4t
iRTKeep your family well supplied
with "Sellers' Cough Syrup." use it in
tima, you will avert bronchial anp pul
monary affections. 25 cents.
for Tnit nixwHrim.D TiMiea.
Reported by Wins. It. Smiley, JCtq.)
Court Proceeding. The following mis
cellaneous business transacted at the
late Court, were unavoidably crowded
out of our paper last week :
COMMON PLEAS.
Aligned f't Intel.
Account of 8. E. Buck, aasiirnee of Adam
Fortney and wife, confirmed. Potter, att'y.
Account of Itnnry Cooper, aaalgnee of Peter
and Elizabeth Bheafler, confirmed. Bponsler,
attorney.
A aecond plurlos of order of dale was award
ed Wm. Lories, assignee of M. Bitting and
Bon. McAlllHter, att'y.
Order of tale was awarded David Reiser,
assignee of John BwarU. Stionsler, att'y.
Alias ordor of alo awarded D. B. Mllliken,
assignee of Jacob Frown felter. Market, att'y.
The sale by Wm. Bower, assignee of D. M.
Hohenshtldt, of lands to Robert Mllllgan and
John Martin for 92578.11, subject to a Wid
ow's dower of 9821.89, mnklng the whole bid
93400, was confirmed. Mclntlre, att'y.
Bale of a house and lot in the borough of
Blaln by W. 1). Messlmer, assignee of Jacob
W. Miller, to Jas. B. and W. A. Moreltfnd for
9800, was confirmed. Smiley, att'y.
Bale of house and lot lithe borough of
Puncannon, by John G. Hcrtzlcr, assignee of
Wm. Musgrove, to Lewis Barling for. 91115,
confirmed. Bmlley, att'y.
Jacob Buck, assignee of John C. M'Glnnes,
made return of sale of mansion tract to John
C. M'Glnnes, Jr., Geo. W. M'Glnnes and
James W. M'Glnnes, for 93025 and of moun
tain tract to same purchaser for 9359.25, con
firmed. Barnett, alt'y.
Geo. F. Enemlnger, assignee of James "C.
Bklles, made return of sale of mansion tract
and 20 acres of woodland to Samuel C. Grler
for 9'!500 also of 18 acre tract to Wm. Sloop
for 9300, confirmed. Markel, att'y.
Calvin Ncllson filed his report as auditor,
making distribution of the balance in hands
of Josiah Balr, assignee of Geo. Dressier and
wife.
CIirs. H Smiley filed his report as auditor
distributing balance in bauds of John 8.
Rlchey, assignee of Margaret Donley. W.H.
Bponsler, att'y.
Sfiscellaneoui.
The money arising from the sale by the
Shorltr, of the Frederick Peck property wus by
consent considered In Court, and a rule was
granted to show cause why an Issue Should
not be formed to test the validity of the
Judgments in favor of Catherine Peck and
Andrew Peck, in order that appropriation of
said money may be properly made. Barnett
for rule; Sponsler, contra.
In John Btaynervs. Wm. Rutin, a rule was
grauted at instance of defendant upon plain
tiff to show cause why be should not give
security for payment of costs. Barnott lor
plir.j Sponsler lor deft.
In Brown vs. Brown, proceedings In divorce,
Wilson Lupfcr was appointed commissioner to
take testimony. Markel, att'y.
In Robert P. Loug vs. J. M. Etter, the prop
erty levied upon by the Sheriff by virtue the
11, fa. in his hands was claimed by a third
Farty, and an issue was formed under the
uterpleader law to fix the title to the property
in dispute. Markel, att'y.
Nathaniel Adams was granted leave to
transfer his hotel license in lckeBbnrg to David
Bower upon the latter giving security in the
sum of (2000, with two sufficient sureties
before 0th November, 1879- Barnett, att'y.
Inquest on body of unknown man found in
Susquehanna river near Duncaunon, about 81st,
Aug., 1878, confirmed. W. II. 8ponsler, att'y.
Inquest on body of T. B. Evans killed by
cars at Duncaunon on 28 Sept., 1879, confirm
ed. W. H. Bponsler, att'y.
Wilson l.upfer, Esq., was appointed auditor
to audit the account of tbe County Officers.
Tbe Sheriff's sales of real estate were con
firmed and deeds acknowledged, save In case
of sale of Henry Sarver tract to Silas Wright,
which was set aside, and sale to C. J. T. M'ln
tlre of Wm. Jacob's tract, and to W. A. Spoo
ler of Andrew Peck tract which were held over
until Dec., 1879.
An order was made by Judge Junkin that an
.adjourned Court of Common Pleas, be held to
commence on 3rd Monday of Jan., 1880, to
continue one week and that 88 Jurors be d rawn
therefore, and that 25 cases be put down for
trial.
QUARTER SESSIONS.
Kollt rrotequit.
Com. vs. Geo. Welsh Larcentfy on oath of
David B. Bower, of Savllle twp.
Com. vs. W. II. n. M'Cllntock Assault and
battery on oath of Isaac Si miners, of Bloom
field. Com. vs. Frank Mortimer Libel on oath of
John Crist, of MaryBville borough.
Com. vs. Wm. Bliumau Assault and battery
on oath of Emma Bordner, of Newport.
Com. vs. James Shearer Shooting with intent
to kill, on oath of Jacob Drawbaugh, of Carroll
twp.
Com. vs. James Shearer Charge ditto, on
oath of Wm. K. Smith, ol Carroll twp.
ROAD PROCEEDINGS.
Report of Geo. B. Sheaffer, Nicholas Bench
and D. C. Orris, appointed to view, vacate and
lay out a new road from near Irvine's School
house to near dwelling of W. T. Irvine, Jr., In
Savllle twp., confirmed.
In the matter of the report of A. 8. Kline
peter and J. F. IIollAubaugh, two of the view
ers who laid out a road from a point In Fourth
street in Newport to intersect Bloom Hold and
Newport road, and which was confirmed nisi,
a remonstrance was " led thereto by citizens
of Newport and Oliver twp., and tbe final
confirmation was held over Indefinitely.
Report of Josiah Flckes, James Everhart
and Amos C. Clemson, reviewers granting a
private road on line of lands of Elizabeth De
wees and Jacob's heirs from valley road to
land of John Yobn, Tuscarora twp., con
firmed. Report of A. M. Egolf, James L. Dlven and
John Kynard, viewers to view and lay ont and
vacate part of a public road loading from
Landisburg to Carllule from near dwelling of
Frederick Bogar to near atone house at Oak
Grove Furnaco, Spring twp., confirmed ni(.
Alexander G. White, Jonathan Mlchner and
Levi Burcb appointed viewers to view, widen
and straighten road from point at Brady's
Hollow ou turnpike near John Patterson's to
point on road lead lug from Newport to Mount
Patrick.
Salet of Ileal Ettalt.
Sale of the mansion farm In Tuscarora twp.,
by Elizabeth Lyons and D. Ezra Lyons, adin'rs,
Ac, of John Lyons, deu'd, to Elizabeth
Lyons, for 9400, coufirmed. Sponsler, att'y.
Bale of a lot of ground in Liverpool borough
of Geo. C. Snyder for 231, and another lot in
said borough to Levi W. Hamilton for 921, by
'I. T. Shuler, adm'r of Hon. Jos. Shuler,
dee'd, held under advisement. M'lutlre,
att'y.
Order of sale granted to Abraham Rborer,
adm'r, etc., of Samuel Stem, dee'd, upon a
decree of the Orphans' Court of Juniata county
authorizing the admistrator to raise the sum
of 91800 out of tbe real estate ot decedent in
Perry county for tbe following tracts of land,
vlz.t A tract in Jackson twp., containing 170
acres, a tract of land in Toboyne and Madison
twps., contaiulng 100 acres ) a tract of land in
Jackson twp., containing 830 acres t a tract of
land in same townBhlp containing 857 acres
another tract in same township containing 457
acres and another containing 210acres. Smiley
att'y.
Truttctt.
Wm. Rlcjk, appointed Trustee of Margaret
Rlstler, In ftt u of John Swartz, to take charge
of a fund provided for her In the will of Jacob
Welliley, dee'd., opon giving bond In the sum
of 92000. Barnet, att'y.
"THE WEEKLY PRESS"
for 1880.
NEW ATTRACTIONS.
A PENNSYLVANIA SERIAL STORY.
PRICE REDUCED
TO
?!.(; For Hlnglo Copy,
OR
Ml ) ITS CLUIW
OF TEN OR MORE.
.. ' (Including Prepaid Postage.)
In order to place THB WKEKXY PRRRfl with
in the reach o( the ltepnlillcan voters of the State
the price hns been reduced to One Dollar and
Twenty-Five Cents lor the year, by the single
copy, or to One Dollar for the year, by clubs.
'The Press" is thoroughly devoted to the prin
ciples ot the Republican party, and maintains the
Republican organization because It believes that
the prosperity and progress of the people cannot
be safely Intrusted to any other existing political
organization. During the year 1H30, the most
stupendous political conllict of this epoch will
take place, upon Its Issue will depend the politi
cal destiny of (he country for many years.
"The Press" steadily reilsts the alms of the
" Rolld Booth," winch Is now organized to capture
the Executive, to retain Congress, to remodel and
control the Supreme Court, and to subordinate
every public Interest to the overmastering pur
pose of controlling the policy of the Nation, and
thereby gaining by legislation and peaceful means
what If lost on the Held. "The Press" ' enforces
the duty of enforcing In full force the Consti
tutional Amendments made to secure Die fruits of
the wart upholds the right of every lawful voter
to a free and unbought exercise of his right j In
flexibly Insists upon an honest return of the votes
cast; Justifies the use ol all necessary means to
prevent fraudulent voting and fraudulent return
ingot votes; accepts as fundamental the equal
right of every citicen to the adevuate protecrion
by the law ol his political as well as his civil
l ights; maintains as wise the Republican policy
of Resumption and honest financial legislation;
defends as sound the Protection to American In
dustry; and, In general, follows whithersoever
the Republican principle leads.
Hpeclul measures have been adopted to Strength
en the Paper In all its departments.
THE EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT wlllbe In
the hands of able and experienced writers, and
the range of subjects discussed will be as wide as
In any other first-class newspaper In the Union.
THE LITER Alt V, THE AGRICULTURAL,
THE FAMILY and THE CHILDREN'S DE
PARTMENTS will remain In charge of experi
enced and capable editors; and the Market Re
ports will be full and accurate.
CLOSE ATTENTION will be given to the State
News of Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Dela
ware. OUR FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE will In
clude letters from Europe and all portions of the
World.
A SPECIAL FEATURE of ' The Weekly Press
will be a Mortal Htory In Illustration of Frontier
Life In Central Pennsylvania, prior to.and during
the Revolutionary War, In which John Brady and
his sons John and Samnel, and other Border
celebrities will be prominently Introduced. This
story will be written bvMr. Charles McKnlght,
author of -Our Western Horder, "Old Fort Du
Quosne," and "Simon Glrty," and will be be
gun about the middle of November.
-Hpecial terms will be madewith Canvassers.
Specimen copies sent free on application.
in- Parties sending ?1. 25 will be entitled to re
ceive the paper from date till January 1, 1881.
TERMS FOR THE DAILY PRE88.
ONE YEAR (Including prepaid postage) t 75
SIX MONTHS " ' 4 40
THREE MONTHS " " 2 20
ONE MONTH " " 75
The "Trl-Weekly Press." published every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday. Mailed to subscri
bers (including prepaid postage) at 14 00 per an
num ; S2 20 for six months, and 81 10 for three
months.
Address
THE ritESS COMPANY
(LIMITED),
S. AV. Seventh and Chestnut Sts.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Let your first attack: of Indigestion be the last
Rouse tbe dormant energies of the stomach with
the Bitters. The tone thus Imparted will re
main. This Is a fact established by thou
sands of witnesses, whose testimony Is simply a
statement of their own experiences. Those
attllcted with general debility of every phase will
nnd this medicine an unfailing agent In building
up and renewing their strenght.
For sale by ail Druggists aud respectable Deal
ers generally. 45 lm.
SELLERS
OUGIl
SYRUP!
50 Years Uefore the Public !
Pronounced by all ta be the most Pleasant
and ellicacious remedy now In nse, for the
cure of Coughs, Colds. Croup, Hoarseness,
Tickling sensation of the Throat, Whooping
Coogh, etc. Over a million bottles sold
within tbe last few years. It gives relief
wherever nsed, and has the power to impart
benefit that cannot be hacf from the cough
mixtures now in use". Sold by all Druggists at
25 cents per bottle.
SELLERS' LIVER FILLS
are also highly recommended for curing liver
complaint, coustlpatloo, sick-headaches, fever
and ague, and all diseases of tbe stomach and
live'. Soldjby all by all Druggists at 25 cents
per box. 40 ly
K. . SELLERS & CO., Pittsburg, Pa.
A HEAVY FALL
And Winter Stock just laid in
by us. Never has our stock been
more varied, better selected,
and
LOWER IN PRICES.
lOOO SUITS
For Men and Boys,
500 OVERCOATS
For Alen and Boys,
200 PAIRS
White and Colored Blankets,
M DOZENS
Mens' Underwear,
lo DOZEN
Mens' Woolen Shirts,
200 LADIES' COATS,
100 LADIES'
Knit and Fancy Shawls,
200 LADIES9
Felt Skirts,
28 DOZENS
Ladies' Undervosts,
100 DOZENS
Ladies' and Gents'. Hosiery,
80 DOZENS
Childrens' and Misses' Hosiery,
IOO DOZENS
Hats and Caps,
28 DOZENS GLOVES,
18 DOZEN CORSETS,
and a great many other goods
too numerous to mention, such
as
Ladies and Gents
Fancy Goods,
Trunks,
Valises,
Shirts,
Overalls,
Ties,
Scarfs,
Collars,
Cuffs,
&G, &C.
As to prices as heretofore we
defy competition.
ISIDOR
SCHWARTZ
NEWPORT,
PENNA.
Eby's New Building.
We guarantee It In every ease, matters not of
how long or how deeply rooted, It gives Instant
relief, and cures most chronic cases. In from two
to three weeks, If used as directed. Unlimited
number of testimonials can be given if desired,
but all we ask Is a trial, to convince that it will
cure when all other means bare failed. Sold by
all dealers In medicines, SO cents per bottle. Sent;
free on receipt of price, by
JACOB WALTZ, (ieueral Agent for tl. S. and
Camidas, I'M Franklin SL, Baltimore .Md.
All genuine have trade mark andklgnarure
of Dr. J. W. Dewitt or wrapper. 41Wly
INCREASED PENSIONS F0BALI,
soldiers whose rate of pension Is too low, as com
pared with present liberal law, or whose dlsabil.
ties have Increased since pension was granted.
Thousands are entitled, and should at onee
apply.
RflllNTY due all soldier dlscbarged for
uuul" wounds, ruptwe, or other In
Jury (not disease), who have railed to receive the
amount promised, also to those who enlisted be
tween January 1st, lHttt, and April 1st, 14, for 3
years who had previously served a turin of nine
months or more and failed to receive a bounty of
1400 for last service. I1U due all soldiers who en
listed for 3 years prior to July 22nd, letil, anil
were mustered belore Augustrtth, lm2. regardless
of time served. Pay for rations while prisoners
of war, still due, &c, &e.
We have had a long and extensive practice In
collecting claims and furnish the best of reference
when desired. Only legal fees charged and no
pay until claim Is allowed, so that It costs you
nothing to apply. For full Information address
McNeill & Birch, P. O. Drawer 457
Washington, 1). C.
. y Alwaysencluse stamp for reply. i3wlin
Exclusively devoted to the practical education
of young and mlddle aued mt-u. for active busi
ness life, tn-hool always lu session, htudeuts
cau enter at any time.
9. bend fr circular. 4ow3m
J. C- bill TH, A. M.. Principal.
Pittsburgh, 1'enu'a.
-,.,..
t