06/20/1874 - Atlantic County Library System

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GEORGI I IAN0"
ES.
MiscellaneousAdverfiseinents.
The*G~-~FPiah~Forteshhve~hk-e-n:th-e--fi t=s~~fdmiu mb~6r’MI
competitorsat the ¯State,Fairof WestVirginia,in Ken- .
tucky, andat all other fairs andexpositions
~’h~re.~Ii-cyave~eenexhilJite-d:
imstrumeut
in semina/iesof :earning."
l~om P~v. L. VANBOKKELEN,"
RectOr of Jane Grey Seminary,
....
¯
18t.
Wharf..
Ae I1.
aa0
_8~4
8M
9 08
WhJt~ Hera .........
/e_0a
1o ~
Wiuslew ..............
~_
Vlneland Junetien.
TOWN OF ,HAMMONTON,
.~ud-ad~oining
the laud ef the
l0 ]~
I O~,
...;...
EIwood................
BEg .Harhor .........
llammonten
I1 II
11"$0
12 l~i
w 0n leaviu-Iowa
Ip wJv, reluctantly’obliged
to part with my Oeorgi Pla.o.Farte.
When
o
in Buffal~ one of ’my first
cares was to pc.vide my fem,:y with ~ne of tile same manu
lends
OoanUry."
" " "
]~r.JOHN ZU~DE~
Organist of Henry 3Ya.d 3eoeher’, Church Broaklyn, says:
e( The Oe gl has aa exgui~te~eticn,_nnd_e:~erythiug
~h]--lrau d-/udieafe-~tuT-~bt 11 .ry:
shout it
shows
Beat
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# "~¢~ ~e have ho,o using ~w~ of your piano~ the pu.*t
great ~atlfaetioa,
We regard them supocior instruments."
year
in our college,
in
are
among the
the
Stmate.
havlsg~lIf~e~Litiee
for--
.)
"
lnlng,
~v. S. H. McCOLLESI’ER,
President of Buehtel College, e~rtifies :
are easily
They have given
and cheaply
cleared
were highly recommended to us, wo bmlght
that they ere warthyof all the praise they have roeeived."
one for
our
ewn use,
and we find
for
COMPANY or
Lauds ahown free
tlon given by
Theabove are only a few selections from letters continually arriving whichprove3
of expense
G.
The0e0rgi to be ’~he LeadingPianoof the days
I guarantee
entire~ntisfaction~and
nevi,r flail to ~ivcit.
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~ I~’0R.C!ROUL:M{S A.N_I).T_ERMSADDRESS-~
GEORGE A.-GEOI:~G-I,
_ .
Itlanulaetnrer
o; Piauo-Fortes,
INDIVIDUAL
BELLEVUE
F.
A
SPECIALTY.
sties
lion
paid to ~SfASOl(te.MAarS
Splendid new. Priiits.at
DaCoJta..................
and ullinforma
MILLER.
AVE.,.
Rlcharde’
Sent frm nreeeip~
"Cranberry
of
and its
-
Cultu - ’
-
Bt
LEAVESWIN3LOW
JUNCTION
For Alden, Shamoug
arriving
LEAVES
¯ or ~and
DEPOTS :
¯ ~9 SOUTHWATER
ST.. PIIILADLPHIA,
103 SOUTHRrRERT-fi ~.~T,.%OKE,
Gee. Elvins.
¯ -~a~lsoexamine our line
in.New York 4.30.
NEW YORK
at
Wieslaw Junction
at 3.05.
LEAVES WIN8LCW
,I_U~OTION_
~---r Cedar Lake, Landisville.
Vinsa.o5.
land~ Bridgaton,
arriving
at Dayside at .5.35.
Goods from
11 cents.
:...
EggHart;or.,...:...
....
telwoad
.......... ~........
Srj~E X:~-~IT~ T _
Yard Wide Dress
:= ....
PU~.I~SEE
__ EVERYTHING
PUT.ON A CASHBASIS.
And look at thdse
15 to 45 cents.
’ ....
Posen&.....,........,...
and
P rtieu~ar
"As te~y
,
ZdlAWll
....
CranberryLauds
MT. M,nwts, N. Y., ~ugust 14tT:p 1873.
¢’ T have pianos of othct~ celebrated
makers inthe Seminary. but the ~3eorg
1rod mad nttha eeeeertae the best. It is r referred
by tenths.aa
and pllpilF;=
Ii~ottled
Vhte
Oamden,&:A.tlsntto R,IL
A.G.
R. BLODGETT, Supt.
WM. 8.8NEDEN,
’Jeneral
Manager.
and M. M.
Clark
KIRKBRIDE’8
bt
THAT WE ARE RBPLENISHING WEEKI,Y.
Besides the abovewcare selling Fine Grof’eries:at die lowest
~
-. ¯ _" -.;
. . : ~..’;
ONE .DOLLAR PER BOTTI,
¯ Pil l|,A ItMl,l’Jl In.
ik
......
EMItbllslled
In
1~10.
miasmatic
and malarious
worth a ship Ioadof
districts
they
are
qulMne powders and pills.
T~ey
at..,,..01.i,,
.d-ptsd
to
Establishment
persuus .uSer-
J.
~g-~3"() N ES,
~J’~ North Front Ntreet. PhiJets¯
DyeFilks,
W.uleu and Fa,tcV ti,oi~of
every
description.
Theic su:,e,ri,trity
of dyejt,g Ladie~’ and Centlemen’e
t;nrluents
t* widely
kn,,wu.
(.hap.
and Merlu~ 3ilawt.
dye./
the
most brllll,,et
and Idain o.l,,rs.
Cr~l,e a,,d
Merits,, .%awls el,mnwed t. lo,,k like new. "Abo,
,,.,,,eme,,’.e~p.re’.or
e,,.~,,;-.,....,,I~.TO
DELICATE
FEMALE8.
ro dyed. Kid Ol,,~e~ ele*,nwe,l
or dyed t,, I-ok
like .,ew. t;,,ll
n.d look all’our
work bet.co
Ladles, old or you,g, wall find Iboso hJtlers espeelsllxy, adap’ed to dleraseo pvcal|a¢ at, their
~x. ~erv,,ueness,
Lateltude,
Wa~,t of Appetit.,,
and OeneraJ Debility, all yield to the magic
ci! alia of these luesl[mui,le Dieters.
[here wouldnot be somuebot selluer~
THE
.
HAND-SOMEST
STOCK
OF
’SPRING
CLOTHING
WEEVERHAD.
Thsreoentte~t of Fire-Proof8ales
by the Engllah Qovarnment
proved
the superJorltyof AlumFilling, No
othsrOafes
filled with
Alum
aadl’lustet~f.l’arf~.
~M~tothe Ferr~s andt~ PHndpalHotelsandR.R. Depotu.
\
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7 .....
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-
-
:
¯7
growing."
Andeke said, for the
ringing,- .................
¯ ........ ~’ Noneedof love whenthe birds are singing.’
"tis the summer’s’
’ ’Sweet
lovo~",tmld
_ .lmmw ..............
Andthe leafy earthts a ~eaof gladness;
OhI m~beit my
Andeke
But many
~ddl~.": rl~;i~’Sriekbat altered his mind-
~hal~settledthe widow’scase.
and
Is staying ; ....
tom
a diamonds
With̄ clusters.of four
for bead
boada~n each
two million "dollars Worth’ bf "
would take.a ~ain:of ears-eight-..
.
black silk dressqs
Fur
This scarf over-
forth,
"Helltown.’
.
the deeparc no li~ .,.
the Concealed:comanChe’"
.. iThisant
-jet .fringe edges it.- _ ThetLiy-9-f-~9-ePtma°sof all women: "The
~ .lengthened~de_piecesfl.lloutlines Of .the#cuff, with h
.~~:~,
solid"jet"e~o/dered
not.hea~
~ion
~ Yohs’e~;
:I wantedto comeat the ’business iu :+
roundabout
"Bee
sprang Prophelgi but
ludrierons
the,re.on. ~olx
itself,
the chore
18
hiffown
l~mself~liat]
of sweet Nelly a~
L horse and ride~
one
without lea~iag his ffdghtful:
a better Cause’? "~OW
pla~ion-..Thts~imfortun~tew~ onb Of
tho,~rara prisoners, .who,¯takea~to throw: wardaw~pt~thefilth horse,.her, flying
heels th/owlng Upa cloud of dust which
the deadinto the ear, s
ho~eke~Pi~
I~ie ai~fdr I~mldr~dsofy~_~_ds
n miracle, or mth~
behi~d’her."’:To’the leftof thera :glided ’
t2to
!fixed ?"
hadthe
lille
Renoo
him in
/f
he
on a
leetle
too
a brin
ddwn
_can f6rm¯som#idea
got t, hr0ugh"With
th0’irximrtme6~2
.... ’
Beein~ ke
know mn~h ab6ut
amstill a
stadia’,
bdalness
the
The
ear.
I bethOu
about the belt of my:edi
torrid. ’.Thinks l,_that II. drawlike l
m
~ottoeit’s i i~
miles:’at’"
he hiul
to make sure of it,
~Lthi~tre;
menjus inflboenoeTof the |d press in f~eein’ the
power o!
210
,fit fo~r
:qmee’*~lie~q~kzt~
,-~.dm..,-Weddlng
Outfit.
¯ "Pleaqe ~tell me
,your
vmn," says a TrlSam
cortes
ent, "what outfit,
,
""+": ......... :’ tt,wmaM.be
eeonomlcalfor,~
to:.t
amtuml~
Id~melerk
t"KO
a
render!
’ ""le~
a small
v did.’ It shet downthe hull
that
to do u~
Council
learn
’ticket, they kickedhp,
They held a scoot mcetin’one
credit for
see.t they
Sturgls’e I
an’ swore
bandsafter t
Is ,whether
strike a
~ .Stub 19~reeHollowo~
~.~matterwas the if[ream’e#’(
company. Tht
at Onet, an’
everymangot
Sambtimo’l
....
quartern
or,more
dwellin’ on the importance of
............
completion of the new
madem.y~
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Boded Wheat.
. ’:,
Excellent dishes for breaking, dinner
~be+,
erode,front.
s.freshe,
t,
loft
.then.make
to IMt two. yearn.
llavo "two
time;
The
droml.of poplln ~r-lerge
I,laek.~Teapelltalne hat ~sn be worn
11
his
iflmmtng~’~to.sult the m
t!
tile year.. A beaver¯sae¢limfop
lutlUtp~ml~le,
b it thqrest ’of thff
nslse~"of the ’trams
coma
but those
are
ored. Whestd’c,,ok the ,most smbee~°l’~
reathly, and
a lhal
modest
but sumeient
~d
,.n uec~mnt of lmv, -~rdrobo .....
IIt’0ver.
till
bqve tt
tmmhhmaml then w,~ed
~arts wa,er to ode, of
CoVer
¢.lone’~andaflci"
In+to boll sells Wllo’eIt wlll.’,bsrdy
An exchange thus epltomltes the
it.f<~r or. five hmml,
or ,us.
daily life o! J@oeditor.ln.ohief. ~from. ’"
11 ~lltt ~4¢r~e[~mt~shreml ly betweenthe
hUMb’ahd’fl,,g’~#2
HardWhPtt
ofany khld
teqtRm
still’ mort)fleer, addsouseklnds
’I13X00
;
be,cot~,.dall. wltboat aoftenla
m elf+ ~he
’
manwbois
TOll menot Ir~ meumfal’nambom~
t. "
cvr’t~$,li
himself
~tle career
¯
+anti l/+co
,¯.~t+ !~ but aaamplydrt~xaI
if the,
kttous.no,see,king,t4alt, ands,,nd
F0r the e~ul I, dl~ta~latabert
Os the most
,table warm,It) eat with mealsand veMelw
Am4ktM~
~e not what kl~I ~om.?’
I
refrsn,lated from Celestial ]anguasb,
,w~lthcan
M#Oorb0
butterasten AS
t a dayandr~ilea elt|oy himself.
Itlreadsl~us’: -’+ .......
.... ¯ .’ ,
r~ e~
d woes. whh
eatJLl,e ~v,.d cohl. at brt~dtfimt ,.’.’Douotmamlfeetyourdkeonteutlnapleeeof
%.,
)’,tet
uron~uaat. The
more
tatofth6:renownod
~ ’ ....... ¯ ..........
swept the bnwe:little horse, ..:
the,gtation’ came in view, i
he.looked@orto",short grained;’., i
How,do yon like’my~edditerisl,t
to ~avo the sos
I’ve made
J~st* ~b0ut ~ ’hid’ ti&e th
wented4~di~ a: twb-foot trmaoh
They’dmade
awaywlth.
A h~dv,4,y~vr
~ ,lot lifo] are,
Oltll a01eel, [.o 0t~on &re they 8cue] I , :,i
¯ th~
of thebed
,Egg
:. " A Co~iet Eevo~k . ...... i
~gmltyones.................
¯
’ ~,. less restet~l ~hist~ ~tes~!Ig’ tn~we
" "lcaddr stp~. d_tho_cry
,the
+
"
Down
of
.the,]atte~
found’kiln’in’the
mfdsf~6f
u~
n~hriy"rewhich
at
ind
timethr6~teiX’
0
¯
’
’
in
the
~aty
.~’
i
i
te seridus, oeearrod ,’tn..the ~rlth.tho’doetom I ) ......
covered, this victim’ ’Of ~tl~o fury the
,~
’~~ of Germxmy.
growingla ’or eve
l~emtenm~m’y
at St, Louis,,, Me.’ Daring ~ The
W
nlpst hideousthat ever soiled
4’ civil war
[~ thisc6untiT"
, a,~mobrs.r~evitablc, el
tho dlnnar
hourseveral convicts
aimul-+I&nowhimj Ioould name him; ~ but to meet them; Not ~ sign
kk ,~nome:
for.lmnisbfi~ehf~’~i
but.there, were: hoof.tre~ks
spren~ from ’their seats at
I went
tit..once
.toWashing-:
and’ withdrawn: knlv6~: or,~ aliowing that the
broke
Get-. ¯
the
~vo
orsix
guards!
present
to
fled.....
Giving
the
horeoa
+
,without
stand
still
at
.the.
peril!
ol
their
lives,
drink,
the
rider
mounted,
and
~gain
would makono sero
nsof p~
~ey were on the way to Keeraoy, which they did, Mr. Bradbury, one.of
bim~thirdttme,
e.db’~t6rs
’~ Thep~y~.’
the
ofltoere
0f
the
prison,
entered
the
added
tresh
fuel
to
their
rage.
Fuf~heFon
’they
come
up~na
large
ob.
be tlt0 last, ~ _I
’
jeer in the centre 0f thd’trMl. ’It was roomand Wasimmediatel~’OrderedtO ’clans themselveslxl cv~ ~.,ca~fled at, the,
..........
~
the Wes~rn.boun¢l., atage with tho .be seatedand remain qmct.’ .Shortly
approach, tmd,,,qo~ccM, tl .~m~§o’:son~orail ’,hi ’liars tuff red
hors0s gonet, the. driver botweea the ~ter Warden Labrso entered and made
or6 for~wh0eli~ witha bullet in his head, a speech .to the convicts whichquieted,
l.,even’.losetheir +l v st th0
J
being
madd~ed:rloters...
.. ,.
, the
,he,passengers lying~ about’ the road, them tO the extent thatth’cy released
I~o,
,,
and ..the guards. The
and the condueto~ m the boot wounded ,Mr.
to
zfury of:the time’s
pause,
and fn~tor
fled the horse. Mt~o, consists, wae the bad
will"h6t be’ deat~i;
famished
them.
At
the
request
of
OoL
vengeance..Th0
dcstroyem
made
no
’dis.
pcd,
alter
mile
is
10It
behind,
station
after
,
the’ crime ’wltlle dnde/the
Office after office an~ . homo
0anvas g
passed, and no relief¯ Will Murphy,Presidant of th0 Prison 0om-tlnctloes.
0xempted.from thedeath
pony. a committee of prisoners wont after IiOll~Owuspulled downor ] Lllnged.
Koarnoy?’
Thetcnllled
hurried from )lace to
quarters, place,
on~ . to.doctors
all
of the right of them with him to the 0ommissary~e
’
peoplb
It .......
¯
wherethe quality
of the rationswas ex- seemedthat
at,urn’
’shunted men.
.h.ad~
beeni!.
Annual maraud.. Turning ’most of the convicts, but someof
"-TA~to"Yoniiff’~’-~.~
wornsweptaway’like Straws’
ourv,[
with a triumphant yell they speed to still insisted, that the food was not:
’The military . I rn i855’a young8enfleman"r0gisterea: :
the
ths. The
l~oad the ridoroff. Narrowergrowathe good, and oomplained that the quantiout but old hi,thing, The city his" namo"tatlio largest’ Zotgl tn’tho "
of altorn~
space between them, and tho~gMlant ty allowed was insnffiotent for hard- waswhollyIn’the hands0f the mpb.
City of ~huulsrlllei’Ky. He had a pretty :
~Twoda)s and twn’, ’nlghta"thls rblgn nf good wardrobe, :such as young me-. ,
l~orso redo(tbles his exertions, In the working men. Oo!.’ Murphy assured
edge ;
vim of the savages rides a tall chief them they should ,lmve an abundance terror lasted, a.nd b~twt~ef0rty, anti lilly nmmllyhave,, inol~diag a gold watch
over
niountod upbn a powerful horse, his to eat, and el good quality, mad oom- houses were destroyed, and ~ov~ral pernonaand chain, ’ l~0’wasin seereh of o0ou- ,
plumes streaming in the ~wind a, he parativo quiet w,a restored. A second ldllcd. Gee. Clhtton, and other high offl- p&tion. ’At th~exptration of two weeks
urges the noble maimalho bestridds. revolt, however, broke ~ut in the shoe core aed eminentmen,had’repeatedl~frle~ he took. an’ tnvet~tory’ of thls.pere0nal ).
lace,
Youug ~ssox oan escape if lm turns shop during the afternoon, and threats in vtdnto al)PO~So
the rabble. ,Th.,mtlliary
~treogthened~ but 1lama ~tunbcu, who effects : "OL*t of work and no bud- ,
with
back. lint no l The sweetface of were me, do to burn the prison. Itws~ was
6<)remanded
them,
sill hopedfor peaccfsl ne~s," He .lied a brief interview with
This is
Nelly Johnson and theshrinking forms thou determined to force the ,convicts
and w~,relnetant to’ begin the ’tile proprietor Of the hotel, Hi, trunk
pf detenseloss l/ttlu ones comebefore into their coils, and at thts juncture a nqemt%
aJt nndloelpllucd mas~of men. ~vtm~ftas Security for his board bill ; ’
the street
blask toffol hie view, and dashing the prespiratlon companyof armedoitisons arrived, and, lml#Rer.of
Athost the
phys[clml~dllvcn he hypothecated his wetoh for the ~loan :
’
marching
lute
the
prison,
drew
silk, t
from his brow~the Eursuod dash on.
took rethgo in the 0f $I0, and having kissed the tip end. ,r
ploatll
Ward. llut a fourn~es more mad sno- line, ready to fire outhe
’of his coral llugera to It kind snd’eym-i
ere were
of
monetration of dlsobed
cot is’at LandI
,
pethotio landlor~l he "wont diving for
t
Nearer comes thO pursuers. Now a.quieting offoot evon ontho mosttur.
protecttheut.
the:bottom;" He ’found "bott6m" on ’
silk tape.’ "’~
are ve~) to, youngEssox;for it Is three-score bnlent, and in ,tfew minntes all were
, Water0treeS, where a atcemer was. -L
be
SHammed
wit[~
behind bars and bolts, a gtmoxalatonesIon$i.w]th ,apron
res to oriel Bl~e. od, bravo little
lag diachargad of cotton by Dtttehmun,+ I
spLrala of the greasdino a~d frlr
~orss; straln musolc’endnerve heart, ty having been lint deelaxed by the
losano with rn~e, autl
heMroeeand Yankees, tlavtnffpurohM~..,
while the French back la
or your workwitl be we~Ldbno I BLdo, officers of the prLeou.
. diem doubtless rcady Ibr murder, they a heavy pair of boots, a blue shirt an~
owe: the tonrnnro in tho
,:
~owlcd eRer th0 tremblhtg Inmates, and ovorMls, he commencedrolling :a~d ’,
ou~gEssex,
for everything is at stake I
fadhl0n, gLvlngthe appoarmaoeot
Onw%rdrushed the horse, his hoofs
Txtm Pot,~&--Tlto l)opos of Ilome madea determined effort Ioemrythe JaLl piling ootton atthe, rat..of five ee~ .,t
mouldedto the Ion8 slender Waist
,
beating Useto theahort, ,lulok breaths have, until moderntimes, had a rather ty storm.
’
’~er halo. Jn three weekshn~wlm:,lme~.~|
front ie usually without darts, ~nd
Gee. C!lnton,John Jay, Alex~tl©r Jlm- meted to the position of., ",lp~r~°~t,l
The 8sp closes I Twang I A sharp’ roughtime of it. Thefirst flltoen, it Is
/)
with a belt.
pain in the side, and the rider reeled lU s~Id,were bohe~led or ~uolfled, and ~mend Gcn. Stcubeupl,ccd ,thenu~olvs0 with a salary
of 815 ’per ~m,qut~,
I~u[IJ~.:.
the saddle, but for au instant only¯ between224 and l~J0t ten were killed ia Jefore the wild lUu~h calling, cutreatlog., theexplration of"n|ne’ ~ilbi~thi q tb’: hl~ _
I~t~ok’s mother and old ~1~1.
Bending low in the saddle, the whip]s a variety el ways. Of those who have mdexlmstcladng, bttt lhe teit|lltu,le c,red ~ fight to 8rowmellow.,bve~,&, Idd~’~
l,thLt~ lur great menIhSlh .l]°hoy tlememdo
~3f 8125.permonth,,~0-dm~y4~lt
8~lti~:+ &"
wee" t, alklng about little babies, r~ised Iortho exit time, m~dfaster fled filled.the I~outifleal ohalr 170havebeen 0d
Shutat Ica~t the doctomill w ho~ Offices , manis one of thpla~pt b~ ol~-t,-.
"Why,’ said Mrs. Snooka."When J the horse.
Italians, m~d most of’ them Romans ; 0*ey had foend human rcx.~hm should bo ~Ura in ~a~, ’stileS. " ’ , ’ , ,,
wMn baby,they.pat me into’ a quarl
And now the green ramparts and ni~e have been Greeks, nine Syrians,~ given op to them¯
’
,’ .....
pot and put the lid Over me~" ’* Aud ntoeka~ttgat~a of 1,’ors Kearney oamo flftoe. French, two fh~mPalestmo~t@o
"’
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¯: ’- ~*:~ -t
Tlds wmof eo~morefa~d, ~ml" they be. ......
~iff ~ot law?" wi~s ’th0 a~tbx~lshin8 in view. The btd~.d ~vages turn and 8anlinbms, co. Portuguese t one AusIbrow ,~ton’up IuM+ b~l~k++Mthqq~J-~ A, SMrtmeate/Oak~,.~+~tekDI411nk:
a
inquiry. "They t~ll me I did," wt~ set out rapidly qp the trod, while t&t~ trireme ons D0toh, cue Baglish. ’ There Kmx*to
dlem~-thr~e’t*glii~emt~’ of ]~dvt~ut[dnafy~Sdlifornia Is losing Its population by
th~P~-~xpl~,r~q~pll~t ’~tWell, did yon fainting rld~ 0b~okatha |klteri,geh,l,n
are
eo
meny
Italian
oardinqls
thdt
the
vetelans--wlm
nh,od
an,nnd
the
Jail
Co.
emigration
tothe
east
of
the
lkmky
Mffffbb~’foli to knittin of his dvieg horse. One last look at chances are largely in favor of an Ital- eaaloxlallyn IdSlOl wouhlgooff |U ihe liantls,
8¯ ov~l~q~l@~r~¯
Mountaitmat the rate d ~,000 pec
liku one bewitched,
the wave8 sea ofgreed, and they enter /an popo.
ot some uno In the crowd, Mr. Jay wtm month. .
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=r
¯aid
tbeyum lesrui¯R.
m~ the Republio~
L00AL:MISGE
Forthis thdGovmi~
party k~mot; iml
pebblethrown intuit by-theeditorof-tFe:
evli;-aodouly,evil-eontinu¯lly~:~his
~~t~nd~hen,_with:the_hg~,_:
meet’exits-in:
both-parties~
" we sappose, e~ erecting some kind of ¯ is ~ny reek UPOnwhich
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tam:mine tidings
.
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and tLe r~ult will be the emue, eutlve~ andSudiml appropriation
j. ,
of.joy,
er eome thi¯g
.reek of sectionalism.
ele. ise between extremeS,
eatidsotory-tobothHon~ngr~_
The eountry,"and
’ ~ :B, H. Be
¯
m*h ,him
be hrait]~eato-~-o-si~/u
..... waa-,tsu,s,..
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; i ~i’-~at,/,,:~-;F"~=a,
bill
"sad
.....
hu this#eL.
otl~e~s,
who .eympathbe:with:them:-
--7
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K~l]i-Plme
,, ¯ s:oos.: .....
8~t,t!Pldlldm._~_
pertktion
questi0u:--Andnow,
Mr, Presi;
- - .... "
-will-
*it
do¯ bettor
~nee In
-ifi t~t4nt"
¯ f someof.the largest ¯rid most
" t-: Empori
Gr
um-:-
Dry
P..ot,.l,. s.c.,tag..,o. wtthoat
"’ " ¯-
" : Gloves, Hosiery, &o,,
AND
CAPS
Ae D SHOES,
"" ~ are’reeeivin¯,-u they deserve.
the requited a|si~t¯nqe"
ia I mlmufuturing, wnd ooeof the
best posted menwa hunt.in
men,
onWalted to hbt
in lades of sit..,
a¯us. Only for these occasional poper Leaders, nor by the falsehoods.and mis- rotary, wrote ¯ request to the eommittee fits, a8 the produee:woula be .’sold ¯t ¯ fMtlou
Onl~
representations
that
areoontinually
thrust
that-twelve
of
the
fourteebdivisions
less
pries.
The
ditl~bu;ty
san
only
be
over
.
Kemember
thte
houa
"
*hum, one would herd|y suppose thet~wo
S6~ :eompromise oome by progress’and by the-i¯~remd’- political Oat-tie8 existed in the county, so before-them, by Demooratio papers, nor sl~ould.be retains&it
their aades.
by the unscrupulous slanders and denun- h~s: been reached on’the qaestiou~f re- i~’owth of tnanufaetums.. If gentJemeu
to
rutlr0ad
or
boot
from.wheuoe
the3 worere- :
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B~t we know there :are party spirits,
elations of those who have been disapfor.
¯
’ that ass watehiug :he,N~ing events,not poicted ¯by non apprL~eiation.Of their tat- Treasury Department, and the dLemissals SUbjset and establish,
,
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o~eo
of the,
@f these¯nay glone;~bot of the nltiou-- en!s, and h~nee forsook the party, to bring will not be so much at whole~ie u first that they will eonmmethe bread and
. Ira¯.
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¯ dr. It. HELFRICH, watching, waiting, thinking, in silence, forth ¯nether, sod failed. But they are ~t opened. Many a poor family that hu meat ¯t the door, making the eoommer
... :gs hrel,y St., N,w Yo~lL
¯
and in grief, sometimes, at the~.pohti~l satisfied the-prineiples’of
the :party are been called- here from ¯ disttnoo by the theoeighbor of the producer, then then ¯
0tits head
¯ elerkshsp,
will till
be-zselUtien
-and
aspeet, md how.diffe~nt do the .same sound, ¯ and fight. ~.hey ~kdow they are and. appointment
]~ad-~-ve~r-be-en
sbl; to
toeave
¯ dollar not
then.. Theof-the-question,
grain esl~ing Steles
. B_i~TfHLI~],~’:
things ~pear to the.dtferent Ioolcers-oo. ~ogresmve. ¯They will give
¯re. rapidly reeedioK westward..
out licen~.e.
:good:to the
v-free-the.
Iodieua,-Iowa ¯nd-M
which tneF
AtIn many eases there is:ant¯aa utah a market at home. for all they san
the nation’s ~olitieai ~tspeet is bright, they wiileling to these priooibles till bet.
It~
Im
,~o~1
¯ glorious, progressive and ~ progre.,sing, .tog are found¯ L~.t our local, aswell as. need of the services of these clerks, lad preduee,
working ~t ¯ stupendously groat, grand
be based on the
WZ’A’P~.
~ Republican party, and without reasonable excuse.
and
.
throw overboard the dishonest
The prastieal
repeal cf the moiety law
..
~on iu every form; ¯eolviog of thedeep tional politieitn s when they eeme to the relntiug to the eolleetion of
in the Senate by the House
- the~ m-~t be
and selfish, and put’.good,
bill with ¯mendmente.-woul&~remlciu-¯
....
¯.
.~beri
.
Bintohl.eFa Pun
tot; ~ " - Places," sad we
’ need not ~
falling off of the revenues of the snvtt¯tton to uidreu the veteran sol&ere
true men mthet_whilethe other ean~e uothing but ty ..........
, aeuudirest to . ¯ ....
lear
the
fateof
the
Bepubliean
psrty~
country,
It
isbedly
worded
~nd
sadly
ontbatoeetsion.
¯
’¢llAtq. O. BL&TOHLEY,
Manul’aeturer, .
- muu~’, op/~’emil, ,wrong, oorru~tion,
18.,;0
and the State and mixed in its provisions.
It ie intended A cow e~ttle dim has broken out o n u, ¯ ee Stunt, Fknt., P~.
fraud, dseeit, ~od the~bemie¯tsou of de- Purify local politics,
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elation,-dating
in 4high .places, sum n~tional must besound,
to relate to the navigation laws.as we]! 88 near ~’ent0~. It elosely resembles spot~’O ~’~O
ted fever, .but it¯eeem~ to pe at#stable;
~y,--be.
. Custums.
.. is ¯one good,--oo not one, .from: highest alive to your duty in the Campaign now refers io terms to the uavig#tio~ laws,
before l~. ]Jet. work. with diligence, uader whi0hmoietieawilL~tillexisL
The it; yet nooeh¯ve died.
:
to Ioweet--a~ even the..b~t are,full-of
o,d provbion isiviog an appropriation
of TheNewJermyC~wt~,of Tom’sXiv:
. ~ueleaoue~. Th’us:the Spirit of par.~ :and ¯ determination to preserve the
of the Republican party; ¯¯ud t~00,000 to be aw#vled by the Secretary st, says Dr.Kimbell:0Ll~tteuto~¯,
hu
¯
¯ ; "or TaX0~ IN ¯
::
everything that rises*0¯ the :golitieal bur-: we shall surely win. "
of the Tre~ary:t0metitOrioua:idforinetsT
ti-yiog qua¯o with ma0ee~ in the C L A ]~ lr,~ i:][3 U I L DI lV Go- is parhaps better than uo reservation st i prevention of seald in the emmberry,
hen. But thaeare thoes amongae who;
~.
0ppoelin the Printing neon, when yon wilt
:
~ok without prejudice,
god while thef
¯ 0Ur ~~11 LO~:..
all,
but the
~uti0n
which
the
recent
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fi4dlhn~emertmeasofOomoetlo~
I
j : esemucht0_blame, tfiey__see ell. us!IT:mr_ :WAsnls(n’°s’D;G":June]4’1874"ela’°rraised-l~i~et-iM0~-n~m
8outbero rsilread is better
¯
"dues ¯m0ng Treasury of~cials~ will pro:mush, if ¯of more. to praise sod edmire.
"
weather
hie
again
turned
euddeuly
vent
any relieees
: upon
this
tend
for
more eatld~eterily Goods! ....
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lPerfeetion.b "¯trained I~ none, end per- ¯ TI~0
enid.
:So
enid
wu
it
la*t
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regularity,
fr~ightiS
’delia.-more
be. teen on the streets
imperleot men. Me.a, ae noble, flue a¯d wearing were totheir¯
overcoats.
:Just
think
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" prompt¯ y ¯on
aeoomm0diuone
are
J~t¯u io Po;sibie, ms,_dothings ¯ with¯
epeoittto e~ort
on tUeespart
. me
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...... win be t.u. ettoUdtaeo to lhow
. the
only three da~s sines the mereury rose to:soy
eitisens
mix themsel
u i ex
theprivate
or mum__
no oomrormtty
wtm the totereate
el Mn: Oin~k
pure motive, and yet.their sots meyhave
" .v p n . " ’ tbf_~nb]i~.~_~_.
then’has
g ~o4~q_ _la__:..n..~e_prlma.~Thukful_for_peet fro- -- ....... i a :deMdedlybecLeff,.aat~ro,
_: .......... :: -:~i .1~5 in the shade; Such_weather_was ganiaed war.upon the-revenueswhiehwtll’J-’~-:-~beeneusto’-ar~:dur~
- .........
~ ,. ..... .:~. vmm-woattutsollett s ohemOf tt~e publlo pat- ."
¯
¯ ¯ tree -the " passage .ot... tats
’ moiety
I togl tee
pt~t ore,
Then st present, it;" haul to tell what: :neve~z~erieueed here before. "
reSUlt
It’-’-’s
:’¯ years, at neat, on tale romqle, gvorytblng w~raetod 18 reprmontd
’ r -I P
Congress’is now in full b~st.+ Tbei
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oe.:..Xtl
gr]ttt;ylogtoetareslllouooer
Eaammblrthatltknotroublotoahow.good~7
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’ the political future maybring forth. Par.
bill. Spies tan informers are not atw¯ye ’.l
.
.
IIt¯.L
maot~meot,
toe,end
ears.
H~.TS
e present_
,Co~gressmentaketo
ho~twcather¯sdueks
.
ties are divided, sections are at
first
ele~ gentlemen, and mdeed your io-**how ¯ bala " °
~
ssotio¯al w¯ots b!ind the eye*.to nil else tow¯tot--at leas* so it wouldseem from -so respood~ it hen no likioglor"the likes ¯ ~ .~ ~ :, .: n~ m r,~vo.r or" tan r~.a,"
in v¯ri0u, otyi,o. ’ ¯ ’
theJaot that they ave nev,r ready to ,at
, - .
. ’
a,lq tuar the ten ants oseg
rot the To tho~ whowish to hay, tbelr feat ihod to
tad there seems at times to be ¯ area
of
them..’
But
that
is
not
tun
question
¯
_:_.t.
:,
~
:__
,
.
-.pay
.
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iu their be~t time until near the heel of .now and here. Are they neesesary evils strike--~wH
paid last week."
muutu ov o~nu¯ry--just
previous to tun k,ep th,m warmend dry will plouo enll lid
- want of national ratriodsm. 8tote.rights,
sxaminuthe inrl* ¯¯d woJl eeleotmi stoeh of
er whnt is equilly as dangerous to,na* -the session, when the bent is almost uu- in the revenue Berries? H,ve not eli
endur¯bi~.
’
Now
it
ts
ezpeoted
what
day,
¯ atonal promper;ty, .e~tiousl rights, are
countries.at all times aieeeeivlligetioo and ....
BOO,’S
Om~]nEaL z~sawi.
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e~i)ping .out everywhere, over*hadowing nights, and Sunddys’will be-tbe~t~e commerce begun been compelled to u~m
.~
at erJees to |altuvurybody.
Theee are the
¯
and obliterating theweightier m¯tter, the with ,Congres. Only ¯me for eating, the eervie~eofinformers?
John Harper, senior member.of the
and .very little sleeping will be dedueted re#! questions, end they are grave noes
FL 0U-R
& ~ E ~..
;)
,
latin¯st
welfare. Beetiooal wants end
~rm of Harper Broths¯, h reported to
of all’g~de| et bottom prJetu.
demanda should be heeded, but *bould from.so¯tin¯el work.
lethe sou¯try. Ths eleventhhourchaege
be~eriously
ill
ot
paralysis.
,
The .defelt, iu the House, of the ~en- of base in the 8enmte, whereby t~’ey re¯
*hey, be pmmount? That tkis seo-Oholt~
(}~ocel’/os ¯
Au ezohsego
Says;
"Wh~u nhomnu
die’
ate
ourrenoy
I,ill
yesterday
ereated¯
crest
sensldered
¯
resolve
to,
emit
any
authorieontinues
bin
Ioml
paper
beeatl~
j.5
airtiooM fseliu¢ him had mush todowiththe
eouet,¯dy ou btuq.
eoasterna~ion.
There
were
many
who
ty
to
seeure
books
and
papers
of
parties’
ded~t of the 0en~¯nial bill in Coolpxte,
:voted against it, or did not vole ¯t all, in oberged with fraud, ie ¯ surprlseto many grieved tt sometl:ing iu it, he merely:
-th~do-~-L
The
eeeliooal
art¯stern hie n,me from the sulumriptioo
witk 8tats rights sentiments, led me the House, who would have voted lor ~t It J| the redoemJu¯ feature of the bill,
list to that other li.~t q~ite a~ Itrgo--tho~e
were
it
not
that
it
was
under~toqd
that
and
on
it
hopes
mmy
yet
be
built
for
¯
re~outh to rebellion, bringing innumerable
who borrow the paper ev,ry week ; he
the
President
would
veto
it
io
nase
of
ile
lurn
In
legl~letioo
on
the
eideol
the
evils upon themselves, besides death,
¯ ever stnps resdJng it." ......
paesag~
..........
-Imfferi¯g, ¯nd devutation; as well as plae[’reasury, without iocreseing the laxation
.The usweoaferenee oommittee appoin- of the citiseo. It is nnw Jnderstood thai
The Finsnnial Editor of the Ph[led’el-lnl-amlll-stoneowthe-¯eek-of-tho-i
yealerday
by
the
8euite:~idHou,e
the-W~y,-and
Mean~-(Yo-m-m
t~h-#~o-,~-phiL~cdo~laLoeuupL0~[_thlt.podtio
o _
Jn the *hap~ of debt. Now the 8¯us of
the 8outhgarc mourning and groauing ie sensidered a good one, notwithstanding so¯surfed in nearly nil the Senate emend- for thirty-mur years, on the first of the
coming mouth; end he sa,’s,
"No one
4ver their aenf-indueed troubles, for whieh the West hla a t~o-th[rde majority in the meats to the bill.
number o! Iho paper in all that time
Lli~r,.
ibey bite¯ (~ongresa and the Republican eommitteo. Uoth Senator Steve¯son, el
having been published -i’huut ma’ter el
Msrshs]l, of
~mrty. South 0am]iua ie but reaping her Ky., snd ~eproeeotative
his preparing."111.,
of
the
oemmittee,
are
unlike
ha-dThe
’bills
reeentiy
e~ople
by
bo,h
¯eward for her treashery and fratrioidal
d
money
Thurmen,
and
yet
they
urn
not
l/ou.ea
el
Congress,
affecting
pensious,
CONVnNSgDCo]D’zI.--A
Prsnohmsn
doelrines, whieh were imst~lled into every
went into effeot on the 41h d,y ol this roams coff,,o, griudo it to fl,)ur, moistens
ehild born and bred In the State, Iron, what i~ popularly knownas iaflutioniste,
The In¯K-looked kxr report ot the 0on- present mouth. The bill increasing the it slightly, mixes tt in tW~Uif, weight el
earliest life up, and ahedoserveabut little
g~mpatLy or eemmiaeratioo. It ia but ¯ mitres no the ])ietriet of Oelumbil affairs pensions of seldlors and sailors whohove ~owdorodwhite sugar, and l)r,;s~ea tt into
been tolslly di,ab’,ed provides for ¯mend. tablet,.
On¯ of the~sean be divined st
tma ie the wheel or.fortune,
made by will be mode to-mo~ow, end it nseer,
tim,people themoelvee, in¯ fit of political minedthat it will ant be at ¯11 ere4ilab!e meat of the low of last year, au tint eel- any time ~, l’ot or sohl water, maki0~ at
Of~eiels. The people gen- die.’a tad Jailor~ who*hall have b,ten so 9non Ihe vary perleotiuo of ~offoe; end it
susdwm, whleh wu stopped in its rove- to the/)latriot
Julius, and they were lelt nt the bottom. orally bern have all ¯long, until quite pe.’manently and totally dis.bled ¯a to re ’|a oluimed that a poundof tt, e ber-y will
Why should they oomplaio? They must recently, belcived Ibet very few error-, hod quirs the regular psreonel aid arid etten0- go touch lurthor by thi, th~n by any
Imw wtit.--they might Jm well wait wlth been eommitted by the Board of Puhlio sues OI another peroou by Ihe loss .I other preparaliun ol thu bevorsgs.
sight of both eyes, or hy the Io~5 ot the
patio¯so--till
the wheel makse another Works. Thn closing up of the invastigs,
/Th, Pennsylvania Rationed Company,
Involution.
Why ¯then blame ConKreea tioo developed sstouodioK mismenage- sight of me eye, the sight of the other hvo put no ~ through Exl:re~ fro,n
the Repuh)lm¯ party? lied these not msott to say the least, ¯nd the people al- haviug been previou,Jy lost, or by th, We t l)hilnd.]phi~
l,) L’mg Bru,oh. I,
~n lenient--all too lenieut--lbey would m.~t a, a unit will indorse the report ef I,a~ el. both hands, or by the I,~s e! both i~ but ¯ c.uple o| ~’eaks, or I1,} ug,) they
]bmvnremaoo to eomplaio. They Lees do~o the eommittse and gladly seoept any feet, or by any other Jnjery rt.suhing J. c~’;tUmu,,dodru,mi,,~ a through tl,in Ir0,n
1~ them what.they eould, butlike spoiled ehange of Iovemmentasa¯ improvement total and permqnsnt heJolnamne,s, ohaG L);ttd)u’g tu ~;,,WY,,rk, leenenlngIh0 tin,,,
be entitled tn ¯ pendon ol IIG0 per month, w~r" mucb,;;y muklnqm,ly Iwe nr Ihro,,
81d wJ]Iful~t~dre¯, they will not l~e bow no the prmeol one
and this,hall be In lieu el a pension el etnp~. This ia at: iauproremnnt Jo rrevel,
There
hse
been,
within
the
past
two
they m beLng pueisbed for the
$31.25 per month g~tntod tn,nch pcrao~ iu a*vi.g of umu. wk~eh will bee,me
dmmNhlem’Jmeof treason, ted not trot- ’ weeks, nsarly three hundred numerouslyelgned
pathious
from
the
North
lad
by asidm~eltoo, prnvided tbettbeinoreaee
p.puler. Aa wu’ have a~id belore the.
IIII slots, bet l*ebeard of erueltlse InJillIKI upon Iho p|tie¯t, mffod6g I]lVe. What, praring tbnt Government aid be of pauoion shall not be/ranted by re¯ran Pu.n,ylvs,la
ltunlrosd Cumpa,y, Im:-s
to’the 0ootJnenteJ P~ R. Co., of eny of the JnJurisa herein speeifl~%l un- ¯ tier the welfare ill’ the traveling 1 ubl o.
Jml,,,Poeelf 7,/,i~~li~ewhileJn their exle¯tm
il bldidildl ¯ dolbleqmdk fretaht railrotd less the **melavonmdt,d ie p~fflaewl¯l audIll dolug m~ prumOlas its owl..
:
0~oe
O~L~tg’youa
~tont.
-
ink¯o
i
_~.q~" For retl
]i~ go to
nobby
Ii~ The *hipmeuts~l
V~¯¯v¯¯~n’a.
of 8trawberrles
"Arl~.r,s Magmi~for July Is.
she eertsinly m~nifeets a eommeudable
enter.
prise,
and l,.desi~e
to promote the welfare
IOWa,.
of the ~ O ~i e-e
’
.vsflinib ludlostinK’ageneral heeltby eoudition
of the oomm~nity,£uanchdly*’a¯dpbysieally.
.... ~-~retty-Mgh~--Hay& - Co.!e
At least suoh-18tha J~dgmeotone wouldform
16rgolSeld orelover~ heir theWinslowststinn. true- th¯ ¯¯~tG thrifty little, b0mestead~,¯¯d
@nomlghtlive iu elovur ¯there.
the luimhtut ¯rewth of vegetation, the. fruit
trees, grains vines, undother am¯il ft u,t plants~
Win. Hay-and Elmer Riehmond.
all of wbioh¯re 1¯die¯torn. pot¯tin¯ to indueof Wluelow,druvu to Muy’eLandi¯¯, one
¯lut week, sad eeu¯ht and took fr6m the poud try and enterprise seldomequaled. It hsa been
t7 or quality of g~odi, or In prieer.
rome day.
¯ ~ The very latest_
sty!es Be:too
"Ml|ppe~’
for the Lad!us. ut VAansval~¯’s.
tmroion Ur¯lns, th* Olp~ll, mall, soeommed-. the n,wepapereof Phil¯delphi¯, and elswhere,
and tbe ridioulu and
lively ¯ppe~rouceabout the s~tlon.
Mreasm
Indulged in by.that sheet ¯re still reOur ira;t-growers
~re blest in memberedby mauyjand with no goodto, ling
bayingpinuty of rain. It will lengthuoout the towardit, ]But wuhave grownsteadily, surely,
no_w,formil*s in exte¯t~ the land whioh
~trawberry. scene¯, and makefruit Ilnar and- ¯and
was th0 Jubjeetof~rtdieu~e~d ~derisiv~j0kes,,
.more ¯bnndtat. Oar onterprisnt|g ueigbbori
is the wondsroud admiration or visitors. We
will spe~k of--~
l~’Jptiou.. All the. butter. It rosy comelate
brought out.of the chaos .of weeds~brush,and
_ _ _- llay la Aug~l.
¯
swamp,whieh_.de~rye.~peelal mentiou.
ut thu oorner nf 0entrtl ivd¯¯e"
]~lmoedt5 the Optieiau. will visit = Comma¯sing
Name¯ton ,qlslu noxt Th¯red¯y. Themwho lad Bro~u/wsy,ennui the net¯net and well kept
, "
’wleb to sue bin will do well to someearly l¯ li01u rtrme 5¯that af Robert IJlttle. Mostof
when he pureh~ed it
tto day, Its 8oouafter the mot¯innmail ul poe" lihl*, thou~_hho will boherenil thu duy.
eightyears or io ego. There wuu good house
fruit. But Mr. Little hnm
ll" NO ten-off .¯t Yendeveear’s, for eleaned up thowku!i lnt~ whleh il :ow under
~oslmpin reusoa it ia ¯ever put on. 0¯o prlo~ Iood ooldvatlon. Hohen ¯no uppIo sod pear
e¯d tb¯t lower ,h~ any etkor dueler in
of ¯eat¯see, well kept grounds, and
gooderopJ,
~1~ 0aptai¯ CoTe¯an, of Mty’a Lind. Sevorel planes l¯ Breodwuy
ha:’u been uogleer~J~g, w,ilo his volml wII lylog ut or maurbw’ed-foreerorslbldp of hb erew, do| out four youolrad foxel b~ua’ll-makl0~
th.om their burro%going ¯u,rly thirty feet be. which e FIWysarl qo w-- the belt on that
tom sueurlog them. 0no of themdied loon ¯f- ilreel, well leawith [reit trent endplants, but
-- -~r ankle¯, uud aa¯thor Jumped’overboardund hu beeaneglected fo: several yasre" and his
efforts bsve been Welt made. Onsomeof the
drowned, on the puss4pt home.
poorest ground--wewill not sail it soil, for
OwPteaOou~rt 8Ul’V.
)
there seemeto be ¯one--we8on Ihrlfty trees,
Alsu~o~l,.:. J., Juuulath, 1874.
’our¯ and potetoes growmg,vising in luzuri
I¯ eider to seeemm6dute
psrties ilvlnK ¯t ¯ anne with amylooati,m In town. Mr. Holt’s
dlstaueo, the uederslgnodwlll °be ut Noreross
]¯,tel, M*y’slaaudi¯g, ou Monday
ofeeoh.week, phase id workeda¯d oeeupied during hi8 ab.
¯ from 9 A. M.to’4 P. M., until further notion. oenee by Mr. Well¯ton, and Jhowetheeft*el el
U. B. WKOHT,
County SUpL
OrlPICl Cneavv
Seen.
Aancell, N..T., June I~th, 18’f&J
-:.7
or
. ~
~. HAR£W~LL,
......
;~tl~
~U~NT ~ te
~
_
r132~
3 30
-.-;;- -4"73
_5--gr
EdWard
.......................... : ........
1 03
Wm
....... . ........ "......~.....
~6-35
Busbee,,J.W....... ...,. .................. : ......; 2 77 "
......
-
...... ~.,,.. ¯ ~-8-44_Miss,...................... - ......... ~.1-0e-Clark.John.........
"................
¯ ..........
;._.AGa
: ~VJ:’~in---~4o~d~
.............
’ .
-A;S..;;..;..;;;;;;..;.;...;,,............ ’2 65 _
._Wm_H
....................................
! 02 _ _ _
NEARDLDHAMMONTON~old,DH........... . ......................... 2 04
-6-8¢
~ 0e
Clement,
Sam¯el
.................................
Cooper,
Ralph...................................
2 04
Drown,
T,8 ........... ~....................... ... I 02
Francis.........
4 83
:F, P, VANDEVEEAB,.
B00ts andShoes.
.o....,o.....
5 55
Dana,B. Y.,..... .................................
Demo,y,
L..D..............................
¯ .... I 5S
Euder~,
George..;;;,;..;
;; ;;;;;-..;;,;.~.~:..;.... ~4
I-do not proposeto pnf my ownOooJs. The -Fowler,Elwood
...... ; ......~...";;.;; ............; 9 12
QUALITY
of the well-known variety T keep
Chae
.......................... ,.........~ 3 06
6 6~
that the credit systemis injurious to nll parries FOR INSPECT£0N. and 8ELL ON
1 25
Gerron,J B.....................................
:nvolred. Wenowre:luee everything toao,~sh
4 08
...................................
basis~ and prppose to buy ann. sell tor c~sh or MERITS.
Partioular attention given*"to
CUS. Hughos,’Wm
43-tf
Haoeum,
Wm..................................
;.: ]~ 30
exeha-uge/th-Us avoiding all I-o see in bad debts TOM
WORK. : "
Higglnson..B.
S
..................................
7 115
end eavi~rg all dlsconnte in buying. Wefeel
Ilartshorn,Wm~.;
.............................
" e 62
eo¯fldent thatbyeodoin~weeunglveoufoueHoff:ran~
J,eob...........................
.....;.. 7 53__
tomers asgood goode at le~sprises t~sn for- . .................
~ .- ..
Catherine
..............................
6 I~
morly. Our stunk iKlarge--]arger than usus:l The undersigned has opened a Berber 6bop on Henley,
Hale,
H.
T
.........................................
3 24__
~e¯d’our prices will be madeon a cash basis.
4 85
Anyrel~sonablequowityof gun’dewill be doBeil0vue Ave.
" Warner
,;.....:.....; ...... . ......; .... 1..02
llve-ed.
Barber She
ooenUfnud~h~wbuld-turn~it
to ¯6count, preener one ml)e of tke suttlon withoutextra charge,
nnd ¯row riob. It w¯e thou¯ha whentbe Y&n Thankfulforpest,patro¯age~esolJcitacoukeen eret.eumehere theT wouldnot no’able to tin¯anne of the samein the future.
"
live eve¯, on what woes¯ppoled t~b¯
day morui¯¯, ooeuple/15 e¯re,aa~.they were dustry and pereevormieethese wanstunk have
~ell AII~L Yesterday Iornlag th¯ Union Rz- prospered, end nowhave boeutitul ~d thrifty
DE~TI~T.
the little ones. ttS.00
too well provided.
’
......
c,,py
". ,Mrs.do..................................
folks the
minds of old ¯nd
and
oeveutyfour.-
ring, eolleotor of the town of Hammonto¯.
ever~y_ ~Vas~- 4.*e~l~ .............
y~tn&ox;
About Town.
410,80 quurts. North Hummontono~tlon
hvn not-heard-frem."
.............. ’:ImproVomoUt ~-’tho~6rdsr ’throughout -the AflLel~ ~: the- 20th of- June, 1874,
town. -In a ride through osverul streets on
" -- 6ur terms will b~ CASH.
S, Tilt~-is-d0ing :bu-sluess on .,t
4110
MRN. I. ~’. POTTER.
....
~’~orns~ : " ....
,t~ ¯r0 worth
10alg-]y
-" I~ WANTgD--Immedlately, at Paok- though but.re0ently engagedin the trade, u¯d truths, pure I
- ~a-ssloonrggoed,_eapebleglr]_or wo_muu._Towe are glad ~o Jesmthat they ore to 0e annum,whieh.the
*mehaa one ge0d w¯ges will be puld.
to
om
"1871, ":; " ’
=!P.M~-~-.-- --;hand and seal this?tmmty- ~-,
plane st?.*he .o~m
wal¯ut’nr-._:.-/-::~-:-~une8Olh;
17.tf
ud believe our readers will be a~ goodtime te aubsoribe.
reod it.
mageeinefor t
munufteturingouterprtse, ¯~/d no ¯doubt they aWant.
and gin. s the
-bnv¯.donu_woll~_but
t he~hevua l#ud~bledesire
Wuhi¯sto¯i D.O. "
ms:at¯
the-E~tery~s Often Treas. lutivn of this(
the future may be,
party unon all should be the rule and guide.of all 1~
:~ ’ " - from 14 to 5 while’it gave eeve~:di- -prices. for a&rienltur~pr0duots by any
its ere~#odetrry
.....
,
. O’ur county is but ¯ speck, ~m niomvillous to the
mugsay toe hove.been lookjn~f, and weit¯
be avoided,
8PgOXALTY..~M~..
HisOdebrated.
Ool~m
....
ohm, with thee salary to their heads,
ap to fu~ti~h ius withn Ijrseh leo#! poiki- one. and we believe our
4~q~ro0nu
i X
etan~d-this-importaneo~Heuee this silent;
¯.
¯ ~
. ~d.tv.
eLI item, iWe did~hi¯k~he~p¯perq~ellets
i
i
survey
o[
the
p~litieal
]lndsoepe.
The.
t¯ry
of
the
TreuUry,
and
with
the
e¯eepw~s°f
the
betmusp°rtation-eeeeunt’a
drawb#ek;
I
meaul+It will at~.m~or~t-’" ’~ -:-tO: ~rl~.(~row8~l.":-’ --~ .......
exchanged wi6h our ,po~ifie¯l
bppoueut
:
.
¯
would bays furnished .
¯
.
any
yours ozporieaoe i¯ the Oo-mmbston:
basin|w,
ef our ~ougty p¯liti0imuS to have etid voters of this county are,_in largo mejori’ chief gets $3000, the same te heretofore,
.
"
¯ud from h~J extonelv.mequ¯inUmee.withant,
something. But they,merely looked ,On, ty, in the Republiean part.y, snell:they it
exttititi0g very little,interest
i¯ the’mat- are not to be drawn ¯way .from their po- sailed Prineipal Clerk& to 2,800 per now prevailing, and if it could be dons,
ouh ,ittl
l
for¯lib
powerfor both ohopo. Maehinerywill b’e .added adequateto th~ .
Terms,$3 ¯ year. It Is the oldest
.....
Imde¯tAer Of-.
wh’ere;nlld.0.wel].
r |toumpowerJr to be brougkt into
___~VAeffofe,t(fle_Amevieaa"
fe.’oue_pf_tbuyory_
.:Firmor.-meread it.
¯room on the |r~t ¯ umber oontolns from should
4.5Y, lad mt~mingim ~1 morning~1,ann At~ o¯ the r~lht cf.thslud~mmd
ten to Sftoeu
will be made
~ty~it~;0Mruad:Ksutnel~LJ~[~
of
, ¯o~’el luvoutione~
~U emg~thl lervle~ of X~red. A.
......
mentofTretauryof|ieialehasbeenmaehed,
Y,,u are rbeeefor~ ~mnmoded
to .|evy lush.
.-eale
of_:ao
mueh
--:-.::
- of the tlmber~:woed~borbe~e
or~;,llsel~vllldiblO
_propert~
of.the
zwur. Endoa thin.premises’no
taxed ¯s afore-old, n4:wl]l, Im~uMe~ut
f0 pay
the ddme~
with ousts, oeoordlng(~’ti~s’~
formof
,:OVertbo #tore. ]tog*re
~l~¯-i:-Attetaboxr~j~preu.:~J~’_0..
Wehave referred .to ihe oonditiou ~f sial¯retie¯;
the South~ to showtht~ effsot : of the me- t]e’Cou,~ty just¯0eW, is local
There is ¯0t ¯ ripple on the ooiide#l wa .lest.
.....
!
r ,’
. .....
¯ formed that .some Messrs. Davii, Patten, ud M. Vlaee¯t.. ¯re
, gATU~I)AT.JuNn-SO,
.
o18T4.
-" ": "/
"
:
¯
on tbe:MmeaurlP, ivesr. ~ :~l~le proJsotore of
.
i.
-/.
Fruitsnd
Prod¯so
ion
n¯er.
-Huston~-Benjemiu...............................
Holder,
Eli. Est.................................
A (~e~X~t ~OWel tO A~e~r.q ~afl/
G.W....:..;. ..........................
OnSunday_from7 to 10 In ¯Holmes.
Hn:blneo¯-&Go,~,.~..~.,.,....-...,,-,~....
the morning.
I:iorton,
JacobIt.~..,..~.....~ ............ ,...,.
JOSEPH COAST.
Ha~num
P. R......................................
z.ine,T.W
.............................
~...........
.....
.,,...oo.,.o.,..,,.,.,.
o.oo..,.o
~
Kelley,Samuel
...................................’
DEAL-ER-I~
];Ip~tt;T ~.. .................................
:-5 10
3 67
J 70
"2 04¯ 2 04
I ~I
1 ~I
3 41}
1 2(I
*X04
~IUL-0W-~IU U-aTe-
MeKean.
E. T ....... :..." ............... ........... 8 IS
Morris,.Wm.
L. ........ .....~ ....................
2 04
~ 88
MH]or,
0. F ...... ;..... ........................
Myers,
Cordelia.
..............
~
..................
e 12
REFEKE~CE8:
¯
......
8 38
Moulto¯,
Mrs:
~
C
.......................
un~ Troucurer AmerMort~.mer,
J0bn.............. ~.......... .......... 1-41
is~n Innurauoe Co. of Philo.
2
~-q
Me,*Jlev,
John...................................
~o. 3~I MarketSt. Phila
Miebabaugh,
Fred ....... .. ;;...;-...;.; ;;~;....~-,-~27
Albertson. Esq., C&mdon
Co., N. J.
-Watehes,
Cloeks
~ Jewelry.
Miller,-John
......................................
4 $2
]~|q.; Hammo¯ten,
N. J.
Repairing of all kinds~ in his line, done wt’b Marpole~A
PEet ....... . ........................
5 10
eat¯san and dispatch. Satisfaction ¯inert and Martin,.E, .C.; ....... ~......" .................... 8 16
MutuelCrdnberry
Assoeiutien..:: ...........
5 L0
_Joe
..... .=~. s.v.~.~.~;~;.~,~| 0~
Wewould respectfully Inform our numerous ~Tpsoialuttentlon
Nyl~ud,
H
......
,
...................................
6 GI "
eoatomersthat woare nowprepored to resolve
WATOI~KS. Aho, dealer in
Nicholla,
Iss., ...................................
e 36
orders.for Seal. Weare eelli¯¯it obeeper tbaa
¯
BOOK8
&:.STATION~R.Y
If ewtou;-H~O;;.-.~;:..:.~....~T.....~.~.;.~:..;;;- T14..........
you can obtain as goodelsewhere..
Oliver,
B
.........
;
................................
19:14
all kinds.
’ Bineksmlth"eoel included. "
Pressey~G.W................
;...... ......... lO~ 03
NotV
thetime
putquality--the
in your next most
winter’s
TOYS, NOTIO ~, FAI~CY ARTICLe8,
You
o"n’ia get
the. to
best
for
....... ~9-~g
Preaeey,
H.T..............................
supply. Why! Bee¯use you save money¯
H031RRY,OLOVEa,&e., ut his
Pressey,Mrs.T. Est. .........................
1~ 24
888
Paso,Caleb.....................................
OLD
I~TAND,
¯ nod fire next winter--eomforl
~
. Bmtheqs(aid,., qt B~llev’" Ive I Page,Cbee.................
, ......................
kinds and sizes so¯saintly o¯ hand. ~ | Rogers,.Rxra.,
.....................................
~ Jl
mull~prnmptly~
t Ridgeway,Samuel,Est ....... ..... ....... .... 5 ge
~ax
bo
aeeompaaLed
by
the’money
...... S~les
.
/Smlth,
One.
A.
Eet
..............................
5 14
" Call u¯d try ut before you putehue.
’ ......... ~.,~ -9-It
~LSteelmaa,-J;
.....................
n: ~
Y.i al._~
:. ¯
[ 8ta¯drlnt’, Samuel
........... ;,,,,; ............. 8 04
~t0-43"
The Baste’of NewJersey Be¯Ilia,John.....................................
lf~|9
to
Henry.
W.
Loft¯¯,
Sanndere,
J.
C
.......................
"; .......... 8 ~1
eneoenTn
mmAWt
j~]. ~ [[~*-.l~l~t.
ste.., w,,.w,’-J,=v
Colleotorof the townof Bnnre,
J.
W
........................................
2 55
or* ,~e moat b~autSrul In
][ammonto¯of the enid Taylor,Robert..................................
S0d
in lone
Couuly.
"
"To~kinaon,
T.....................................
’J i#
III~
1 53
nip
0,e CONbeet , WtlI~BBAS,
the TownCo¯nell nf the townof Taylor,M.BExt.; ..............................
e 12
ever plnc¢.d in
Hemmo¯touintheeountyofAtlant*n.dil agree- Watoh~er,
Dun
el
Eet
.................
,
.........
2 04
Organ. J.t~r
able to the eh,rtor of said town,on *h, 21stday We¯ks,
We.H...................................
4 e8
ofFobrnery,A. D. 1874, deliyer.to thesub~ori- Wolrorton
....................
. ..................... 2 0d
be-, one of thejuatiees of the peweein and for Wixtor,Marvin........ ~........................... 14 09
e.tld oou¯ty, a zeturn o, taxer laid o¯ unimpro. Wilson,
J.W..........................
’...,.;’. ..... $ 42
and untenantedInns, tad on land ten¯uteri Weymouth
FarmCo............................
4 e8
f~l.ll[IgllNl:%u4ti/~ ned
by persons no" tbe lawfdl proprietors, and by York,We.A......................................
3 ~19
~ I~IITATION
those
who
were
unable
to
pay
their
t-x
iu
said
Zoiglor,
A,
J
..................
of I~’ il U1~1A N
. ..................
1 75
Philadelphia.
’L
"’~t
, :maya.m~
N., ~Yv
, l~ay night,b~ aw0ke,in the middle
¯ of the
j..
, , .
the throat and.whis.
worn . an~
side a:
men. earn
families
their arrack on the burglar. :At this /ngpriee~ of
-juncture the burglar’drew
a p/stoI, and to provide two very scanty:- meals for
: ( .’would have shot ¯ the farmer dead, had himself, ahd one only for bin wife and
Hates I
pushed .the
one side.
e~meupon a mass of bctweeu eight~
t in the. gr0in of her son. nine thousand men, womenand
The burglar flreo again, hitting Mr. dren at a-, relief work.’ which w~
Bondin the right arm, near the elbow,
road =or bank¯ of :earth.
Civil Service
]lbf0rm...:;,The
’MaSsachusetts
Senatej.pa~ed
’tl~ bili .....
[ngthe
: 21 to I0. ¯ ....wasshotin
Newburgh,
~N. Y., after having.bitten four
pemone
/ i]neludlng’John~ i~’.’ Forsyth~
~Iarehal Of Newbprgh:A:boy’had
.
st
iattvu
....
:
¯
Ii~
"
.
¯
’
v
:
"
Lnrg&Nj
m.ost~
.......~d~p~~romAes~,
Z~owd~
~
overturns
that a crowd
of
""
’
Belmont,.bound’the Sheriff, took
and .hangedthem...... Thirty-five
personshave-been-feed and-, ]oth,
’!
-Jolm’S
~G~Ic~,"
Ne~"
Yo~’kcity,~ sinceOet~21
boonreceived,and$21,10~L~0
disbursed.....,
It is predictedthat the grass cropseverywhere
will.be heavy
r~in fall
, ow~g.to the unu~uM:
during{hespring’¯... ~,Tl~r~"
aro;,!forLy-eeven
o~ .the:compost
into the land
:!:
pistol;
incutting
theearthforthe.
¯
intoth~Ool.
club.TheWeaponwasdischargedtwiee
,mentwee’infaireonditiQnase~mpare
Iowa"burned
their
.
" ¯while Mrs. Bond hel~ the barrel,, but with the majority. .... were -eafni~ iarmeroof Ou~hriocdunty,
r_~=::-i " -:~ ..... :: = : Sting= no :d~e.;::~: Y0ung~:Bondre- from ten tetwelve
cornbcoausethey-couldn’teeli’~it. Now
they
::
....
turnad:.with.a club, and broko:the
leveling travel milts to purchaseit, "andpayhalf a
"
.
burglar’s right arm with a blow.. The’
dollar a bushelfor~/t to feedt6 their ho~es.
ple’I saw hero were squatted on the
i with the intention ofsl~oot, bank and beating the road with ~mall ¯ Peter Smith,of Brooklyn,the non-society
shot JohnCauningham,
tho’utriker,
ing the burglar, but before she could sticks from fifteen to. eighteen inches¯ cooper’who
whoassaulted. himona VanBrunt
etreet~ was
use it her son had knocked him sense- long; The people sit in rows,.bein
tO bail
by Judge
NeHuon
in $L000
lessto theJloor
withtwoheavyblowsdivided:
into~malL
gangsnumberin admitted
on the head..,
active.Canadian
militia forceis to
frbn~: t~ehtyl to thirty. ’The" workthe ...... The"
¯ ~ of the Bondswere
do is the least
possible, andthough
th be]lrreducedto 30,0000~eersand men..~..The
~nefarmerwas
terribly
the Fort
those
isbarel bi providingf0rthe excavafi0n~of
theheadandface.The
ballhad
made an
,’:_
the work" done by the i~.ople~ is:no
Representatives
...... TheAttorney-andscour/ties...... Acontractor of JemeyCity lie.red
was
"
was.brnieed by ~
¯
worth one-fourth, of the ~ittance re
¯
of the UnitedStates lies decidedthat rgce~fiy l~t a_chv~Joad_unproto
.~
Mrs,-. B~nd-had~:
ceived.-~his-hhs:been-the-iact, I-be-- ~lrrespeetiveOfthe rime’orplace"ofmarriage,wherebya manwas.killed,,
and
he
has
c
" deep.cut ¯over¯her left eye, wherethe lieve, on allthe so-called publi0works;"
¯.
ortheresidence
oftheparties,
a white
womau
_ : "
~r~.-----~, burglar .had. struck .her.. Her son’s
be
ie the bast~for.:fliia.~
o
!
"
:
~’!
:
taken
’
:
tarmer ~ought/t:
in the groin. Th0
g t-o b Heeded..
the,, United
. ~ed a
Swans.and,
~eese; ..
and was imbedded in the ..
A great n~mberof Conflagrations that States.¯;..,
(~vh~)
.
tre|h and. bfl~li~mq
fHoinatton
any
the
¯ ~ecfruit
;!-’diseaSe
;we.U’ rubbed
~te the
to
rant
and
~amfly
them a
good r
KIDNEY
and8LADDER
C OMPLAINT$~
rally tar
Cartagena,havebee~iembarked
en~aT~Pan~eh~6uld save steamer at Orm
prove gi~Ss dn~:th~d; " ....
Over$200,000worth
plun- the swans are victorious.the water at ,the geese
then bound the’senseless burglar so he t~on. A useful lesson
der werefonnd’in.
their pssee~/:~n
..... i The
llow
Farmers
Make Their
Pork.
:
and, single-hand- i
" could not escape ifhe cameto;: Mount- from an
Ohio
Democrat,S
’Rtate:(~6,~veh’tt~n
meet
i ~- ,~,
Sterling,
two.of.
the’ crewOf. thewill
svhooner
.~
.who
offwxth~eream~.
kdl his
i,~g~hotdb, she started as fast h~i it Manchester, Eng., recently,
0nAug.26..’...’..Frank
Greenleafand~Iichacl
, eou].d e~ry herl for .Milton. Arriving alarm of fire was raised, :A/argo room
¯
theme.:
fa~
....
On~fa~to a’
some 200
. the~ishe ¯aroused Dr. Billings and was found tobe full of dense smo~, 1a. W.Hon~e,whowere lost on the:banks m
wfog
~ ~a~
Some orop enough to feed"thema~ylonger,.
for her house.. In an hour and a quar- monedto the Spot... On examination it in!-the schoonerSarah"Payree,~
havingboon two years ago I had not been home
fd~ and he hod no old .eorn,to~,begin w~th,
. ¯ ’¯
pick
UP
on
-:the
20th.
,,It¯,
after
being
i6
their_
twelve months.: Before -I~ left,~tSei’e Few farmers lmowthett old-eom~itheg_~il
there, and ~vas soonfollowedby the eaused:bya largecoilof ’~en ~ax dory48hour~.- Theyfell mwithan abandoned
had been great contests between-, the ground orboiled will’g0;one’third fur- . " ¯
doctor’and the ’constable. Mr. Bond taper, which was. still sm0ulde~ing.’.on
that ih ..fattening~ hdgwthan: ~fie~n.
:
~ ~:aud~hi~s s~n wore fo~d t~ be suffering the~ mantelpiece. The- person ,who Swcdkl~"br~g:neX~day:die7 being s~t&l Swanand tho gander out o~ the:.
from
their ~ch0oner,andSucceeded
in getting. and ou driving in b~ the~
Corn kept 0ve~;go JesS, hogs ,e~ly~/s
pever’ely f~om.their.. Wounds,but their closed the o~coon the previous eYeni
a supplyof..wa~r andprovisions, but Wore the commop,.:oumy return.’after.
.worth mora than;
~20 per cent.
:. injuries .wereprououneed.not danger- had, it seems, blownout the ".light, l
it,
S -obliged!toquit her, as the brig wasfast sink-"
.were tn the
’ m~s,
... The..ball..
was:.extt~ted fr0m
ihg. Thenameof the brig" is unknown
.......
~-. -’ :-yonng-Bond!s wound
.~]mlty,.,
~
’’
_i. peculiarly.de
HenryEhtors,a saddler.residingin Buffalo,’
¯
’,ha~
a hogat.~o East’BuffMo
: N0r, do
The burglar was found dangerously ;stated, is the fourth alarm of fire in ~’ecently"bought
pose that there had b’een~’ more’flian
" "ured.
fall down.~estairs had different parts of Maucbe~terfrom the cat~le yard. Hiewife ~
and
danghter
~e
now
at
"
’
same cause, and in each case the taper the point of d~athwithtrtchinm~piralis, and short trnce, which~e~erally ;arrives .in
ear /
~ trom the club. ’heatdes, breaking
,-and:blue-tapers ~show-that
all,
foes
the
;nowcorn would
had~,~ractured:~
his
froma .circus parade iri
they’do uo~smuuldermorerthnn’~’few escaped
he never fod e
house .tobe
the
/or
~o places; He was aiso’badl
~.
and
rushed
into
the
c~wd¯
moments, but that a t~een taper will
doesnotcease
" bruised; Th’e ropes
and so infant in Eer.ai:mebefore they
"
siGnally burst in~,a
man which
i ry "~r~
he was placed on a bed,. He
TheFreshman
ClaseofBowdoln
to be drawn from this story is, on no captured.:....
end she sai~
tsc~th6’ swan
¯ intensely. Dr. BiDingsg~zet
gOvo~d~ .a~e.
p.tthepropositlou,
oftl,ogeese
.grow
’-..fainLer;" - Hb.w/ll"
~0nie
bdskets
full
o~=newcorn,bef0rethe1~;
ear~s~L :in.~aa. hour. or. two _he.
af~ount to select a green Waxtaper for C_0.~.
’ etsier~ and gave an.accountof ¯himself ofltoialor domestic use ; but there is Faculty,andreturnto CollegeWiththe under-[ plunging up to the fldet ofge~e~ which of January, C a q~uestionin~,she said;
that;if’
the
drill
is.not
abolielied,
or scares him, and swim’ further out. it,w.Aq a~ early ~lng,,p/g; i~. hadL run
’ He.was-one~)f a gang of three pro nothing to prevent~ persons, choosing Jtmnling
optional/theel~sawill askfor their di~. Presently they all setup a war :~croam, out, but wasie, [ all summer
and.in the
~.seional burglars from Philadelphia tapers from acting in accordanc~.with mado
.~,...The and the old gander, with his, neck a~ fall was shutup in t/ pen to fat ; the
Ifisnixes
is ¯George~yers.’,. His corn the advice g~ven in’aSons~ry,popula~ m~eal at the end of tho:/tn
ohal, pert’had m>floor-and~ tho"only shelter
veto of the’ oou"k~bula~
blil was str ight. as .a ruler, sallies cht,.
~kles weroJakeS.9hell au.d WilsonFry. at the tune of Q~oCrimean., war., ~ud Governor’s
Houee,laoktug lenging, the swan to single combat, was’rm’l~’laidsot&re’onecorner’ of the
~hey. ’ tra~’~led/through ..the country giving "three cheers{or.the red, white, e~te~odin the.Maeeschm~tte
. disgaised’ as umbrella, menders and and blue."--Pall MaU.Oazett¢.
’the
l~eceesexy
tw0-third~majority..Thevote That ia abceptod. The other, day--I pen~severed with rankweeks; ’,’Shoad’
’
stood"Ill yeasto 70’flays.’ lq’the afternoonthin~, in Scptember~r s~w" Sdch ~d~eL mitred, the pig had ’a ~e~y’mud~lyand
peddlers. Their plan of.’operation was :
ThebliSs laid li01dofea0~otlier’bx th~
t’
main.
~- erth, and’that th0’lt, bo~~f’~hun
the vpt0. wv~
:’
’
threat, and there was "a ~ t/c’mebd0us
~ ~ ~tt th? ~li~led born in th~ n~ud]lhd"
’ " ¯ ! " IU Marsh, 18&t, the dam Of the reS. questionbeh~gagain
~ ’drlb~
,J~iei.a~petito and prevented
splsshing, and pother. "~The gander
crvoir nearBheflleld~E ;lan 1,¢
ed--125to 80:/
~ J tttenmg
process.
drew off, after somethree : or.’four
ing 114,000,000 cubic feet of
Statedetectivef,
minutes of this intimate wrestle..But
, /~t~to~.ap~t~pjr,.Ita.~t~rrls~.
farmer Bond bad
as.he follows the precedent of former
.. Mr,.It. A.:~[nntnf EaolidvChloetells
~(,ox~win,a
b~
and Sashsam of
ns,how
he,
hills
into tho.to~
" (]rover, the Democrats.candidate
for Gee.gotcn the
a~d at the sa~b
iJ. From various
’
swan
,
human
perishin~
had received a
source. , In
’.he ’set 0ut ~t~
time
been
elected.by
.nearly
a thoue~i~d
majority:
of ra~
he~, and the
gets’off,
in Oregon
....
ThoU.8. H~ebcommitte0oii’. whichset nli a monstrmm
laud
the sebl
ol~oru~
feet
ol~.tio.~h~0’
t~’~Q~;a~,,t0
ave,~,
re,e~art, he eonohdedto orop the
ioicing,
nnd
congratulates
himself
to search the
w|t~ corn a~d potatoes, So oorh
liltlon’offeredby Mr,~ogeltod’expelling
Utah
~o first viotory of the period in
while
delegate Causes,pc
aecotmt
of Ida being a
:anted with the rows,
.which
he
rumains
the
ma~ter
....
~:Idll_botwoen_
_ poly~imist.:~ ~. ~hb~-U~-~-Ho,~of-ltepre-~
latt~i’~ t~t’ Myerswas
eeat&~lv~
p~ed.the: bill ’ad~ittb~g
fre0 ’of
covered they fled,:leavtng him in the
Kangaroo.
Parks. .... ,
The raspdnty~llgoed~’at~daffleles lntemled’for tim
before longbe
corn grew to a
conformitY,
celebration’atP~llad~lphla,..,.. Kangaroo
. My~,eait~it ~as hls~ih~ehtioflto kill
some,
noton]
Thefrost has doneunpre~dei|tedtnJnry to
all throe of the Bondsat the foot of the
ti~e cropIn the hop-growt,
g e0tlatJe~of Eug- of, England,- ,The
only a
~o
have done so but
land...~lie most.that can be hopedfor is’a nflnemenl
few rods away in the open groundwore
him downon’May19, 186,t, f
par~l~ropt:;; ,¯~)~,~thousandseal mhmre
are
eo~ pletoly riddled..What caused th/s
withi
now"ou strike gt fine Braidw~od
mines,near
~truotivo flood.
sine
~lar
action
on’thepart’
of’tlio’buK~
¯
estates,
With,
stream whose ehanuelrnm
Ultlcsgo,in eonse~uet~es
ofedrhlneonesS~loim
able’success,
A paddock ful! of"kau-Mr. Hunt does netprofenil to say po~had been corn
wlilshthe oon]p~l~y
releasedto re&key.,.]Jenrygarcon on the cstato of a. nobloatan in tivoly, but is of the opinion that either
before
’th’e
....
and
Nlff,.ompl~d~Jn
a..l~wattr,
~, Y,r floe" Oxfordsh/re wasrecently catted’ by a the raspberry,bush is notagreeable’to
at midnight mill,, wi~ctusht by: a revolv/n8
~ bolt;In the
Dr. Billings deciding that it would
pack of~ belinda which had "lost thetl~ them, the potatoes were not disooyere~l
be fatal to Myersto take himto jail,
mill, e~id,’ after making
’severalt~volutlmm,a0ent of their
(whiohis unprobahlo), or else the skade
It sw~pt theb’o?ly
dl~ xmt, meet w/th their ideas ot pro-.
the constable
beeam0
’wedged
bstwa0fi
~b0’s~sft
about
fifty
priory. Thematteris oneworthy el
to guard
.himm~tfl
an,|
tli0
0oiling,
as
tirol
It
ntdpl)ed
the
macl’dnery.
~ridges that
further inv0ntlgat[on, and rnkOwiS the
vould be
,&ninu~med Fitok
a
w0rc
beaten
N|ff
died
latho
hospital
Ills
bod~
wa~
fear.
~t the name
3meto begin the work of expertmcntwas
the woundedburs’
full),
manglod~
,I.
,A
man
named
llill
attempted
fires
of about
,--OA/o #~r~¢r,’
lar.
,
he was aroueed
tomurder
hbJ
wif~
~trllamlRo~;
Oht.,
with
’tb
from a na
snpial
f~ars is dt
d~0i’.:: ~Ib
’ Ite,be~IF tbr~oe’|tln a’, ’
ax,
g~d
she
dofe.~d
he,elf
wlt~".’her
~
opened
&~ mira intruding,
tl ~ Jura.
the ohl
It wldehare fearfully hacked.’Her or/so’ of bear great extremes of ’sold
I herewith ~c~! yen my remedy fo~
s
near said
the constable
’1 dlzcovored murder.~ouBht*help,, lie ~ttempted.emil. but’ dampis"fatai.’to it, It’
h~0-sting ~"whi0h I have nse~ for
wanted to
little depredation amongthe trees
deet~t/o~ I U e~ttlog his tbto~t, bat the very
~s
% and, ’hleh’ ~oU¢~,n publlsh,,for
andshrqbs,
though
individuals
ocea.
who for a woai~d
AFitohatewsgon
to benefit, f the beeeommullity if,
will not pr6vefa!al. ,/. ,,
sioaal,y take .to nibbUn8the barks of upon
fetal, ’ou find It of any value
fl~e vehic
.......
Thewill of the late JohnE4garThom~on~
i trco~
’
Get a areal1
phial, with
Some one
, OAr- of the pe~n;~
Celtt,r~ B. IL.~~6utalns
a prohaveit, flllott
When he
’of ~.’Th~mpsqn
etc., as well v~Jpn.Lbttafte~’~9’detth
To ~e ;
He was
lye of the tha estate I~ t~,be~hq~md
of for tim I,~pmo
.the cave otf m~cUnfl
,m~dmalutehz[p[an hmtitutinnIn
and w~lch*th6ehlhlfen’O~omplo),~
~oPthe ~ensithat the t~Id,18~radil’~ ~iltl&
dis.
ItMlrotd
of the
were
It
and
nees.
Womb Dlea~ea
S t~tel amnrtrtt
-.: ]t~ms, .Bond.attended
I~es of
withinthe
’naeio Street
euratlve
rau e of this
a.
with the
Suecess Based
It
both
medicinetutroduced
ever ~n~d
sash.,
Merlt.,
ixed
to all
r thml
loudest
weter will in ¯
UK
th
IN
l~tR~m
A few droi~
from ©hrn~
or Bltt~m
O0Centa.
?
the Stomata
and DIl~ou,t
~arraa
Ouohbnt
in Sonut|e:
the
tO/nfozmthe constable at tide pis~o of seillaise is ends more
t
r
n
i
Ilmd~
at the
en lu a
ebo.
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lh~m Re~’.L~ ,VAN BOKKEI~gN,+Rooter of ~ne Grey 8emma., , " .....
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~. Y.~~ Ugustllt~. !8~3.
¯
. "
ml[ Lavepianosof oth+reelebrntod
makers
In theSeminary,
bn+ti~11
.tteor’giWeeee!e~ted
Msd uredat
the
eoneertls
the hebt.
It is referred
b ¯ he.Is
n
’
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- --]i~.JOHN-ZUNDEI,, 0r~+~oist ol"Henn̄ Wa.’d 3ee~her’s
au61p
ry." .
¯IP" ’~ n IP’e
~ur pie,on
have ke~,n.
~Ym
~.00
i
Instil~uce..
¯
......
L~e New York Independ¢~t
: "
" ........
4+t"
As -te.q y werehighly~eommeudel
to us. weboughtone for out"ownuse, andwefind for COMPANY
or INDIVIDUAL
P~&~SH8
Illt tJleyareworthy
ofI11 thep’taisotheyhaveremelved." :
L’~td~shown
fl, mof ezpenso
~udall fmfo~n
liven by
kl",L
-.*.*....-
¯ 5’5/
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GEORGE A.
:.
.....
GEORGI,
Manufacturer ot Plano-FerteS,
~ames.t~wt~., N: Y
,?
LOOK HERE!
" ’ ~I~
BELLEVUE
AVg., H_+AMMBNTON~
~¯ Zo"
alL,+
t+tt ¢-51
8ea~rrN-=r~e~tot
......... ~---.........==.........
, t J+ ~
-it+ r’ll
.+52=+’.
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....
HENR-Y BOWER
/£ r,.4~
155 T.J~
T 31
]~auQi.iotu~Plnir.
4Dhemlste
GRAY’S
FERRY
ROAD,PHILA~,’
has eonst~ntlyon bnudand for male
POTASII’aALT , for MAHIURE,
um+~m~+~’l’:’ill+:.l+d4~;
$ ~IIUI+II’H.’.+
I~’".
:
ned Hmdd0ddd
5 ~ m.l 11,00 1 mi.iid "811’. , :
l~OI
~:l~c~-~
Well
Faetory
MglP4~4el+
N. Jo I~iOIITIIEiiNI~ II~"-
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I®W ]M’olPk~
..-
TI~eBe.t PaintiutheWorld
mev.
=,+,~+.
Complete:
Manure ~i~ s~,. ~= ~,~w~to" -~ : ~u~n~a~.au~m~i~-.-~,.:
"BOW~R’$
!i./
EVERYTHINfi
PUTONA CASH
BASIS.1
Andlook st those ¯ Yard Wide Dress Goods from
15 to 45 Cents~ ...........
:-----:---
SplendfdnewPrints at (11 cents,
W
~lso
examine
, ,
% ¯
:our
.
.-:
line
o£
of the
---
8uPer-Pbogphsle
with.India IO.4[Oe.,
faetmrer dJPeet from England, where lhe &verale
orep of Wheat is 50 bushel to the I~re.
DEPOTS:
SOUTH’WATER
ST.
¯ -- 103SOUTH
Gee. Ely|u, "+~rs~l+hy A. G,vfllrlk.
"
I
I
~lapted to all
way a hotter
UIInlLI~g_~jULI
Belue from one.third
I~ 0he-fourth ehlmptr:lnd
i.nstissg It bur tbree t~lllff IS. inl~ 8MI the ,b01t
lead and oil paintl, mnt~t uA’o~’’
el IIUal~ ’tell
OCR--...~=’..1~.,
(1 IPa ....~.~
8IMILI 01e WIolCMl0
on
uYetv
tlCl¯nU
....
for u~e and
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: Vinl~
;:
[ NG WEEKLY.--
_ ;,,- : . ,:-_
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.-ACTIONOF THEHEART
IMPJkRT8
A
HEALTHY
T~NETOTile BLOOD,
CLgANRE8
Tlqlq tqTOMACH,’
"
TI~71]AIDINGtDI(tESTION,
. -.
WINDOW’eJlIADE|, ’" . + ’
.,: : L&MflB%qUINN, " :-+
~.UBT&IN.~ Pl(~rIIIglg
IAMMPII
TA8111ELll,n., NDII, dke.
+’h St;
,rmqui,.
prop<ms .
hereafter t 0
...... -sell ourgoods
at :: .....
.aa,eortXmp.htio; ~" :"~’"
the
lowest
Cnsh
PHc~.
tea ; Dr.Lewi,ltoed,"tluutleULty
i AltredW,
(~=,nt,,,ao,$.l~,. M.~,.~ w~,.+.w, tS, d to enable us to do so,
H. E. BOWLKIIs M.D.,
wemust"sell for readypay.ou the
¯ t-tv
s~.).~-zos
-~. ~.
z, +ur,~~ta., w.l~.to,mI c.n.P.Mn~.
The i Best
&rosario
+..
.
Ire glad te~ee tkat tim
Anerfurt bu boo,, madofi)r .eve time Peu,lsylvamaCompiny.olomdymnneetoli/
+,.,,..,o
¯tmet¯ Imin
Kfilled with itinerant street
musioian~, who-lunoyodthe passers by
generally hlve beenratk-
-match bet~eenGoldsmith ~nstantPy ~kiog fur alm~.The musi-
bat
.:
most/ofobeleadiag artiolsa ,,to
.
-Fi NITUAE+DEPOZ
--
TIlE NATIONAL
LI
PANY
utt~l over t.~_mm~tnLmr_mmLoLt~
1’~e’B’’ =~e
.hare ha~ been taken in Prussia, two ta
on aomouut
o~ the acoidents
and
- " :
; -the ga+me,-from-bei~-g-=~bbk]iS-lal,~p-b~,
.are-ooeurrii+g
the~;edaily,Ru.-aways
~reSwitzerlnt~da~dl-flfty
in-En+~li~fid~-B:-aidehqs degeneratedinto & .g¯mbling aud quite frequent, and are iu most of Ih~ the etook 8ubsoHptionsPonoryivaoiaand
"
" cases causedby horse¯ tokiog Iright
Philadelphi&
eoqtributed
$2 5nO,money-making
soaeme,
from000,
makingthehave
total
aroma¯$4,405,000;
The8ehuyIkill ~avy regatta ~meoff the whi~tling of the locomotives, ,-bieh
17th apd 18ch last., and were wit- are oonstnntly runnirg o0 the differen of thi¯¯0m $423,998,33 hns been paid in,
!
o
Mutualor Reotproc t
nthe b~uksolthe rivcr~a~dc.~eeled
we.: solici t a continuanee of the same
¯liverware.
T.~ Pcsm~z~,
t..
tq~
The
" Tblser:c’<
milil sry ergantzation
of Be¯ mauagurshavē uot begunthe.lair’ ot
~.~.x,ms~
STOCK.
the butlding,, day to 9 sOO%
then is no
PLAN,wblohmuseum’s.,t~ pNre4tmuu
ton. Ms.e., puid a vbit .to our "
¯prmg
were
the
gueats
of
the
, SPRING PRICES
pedestrian,hal beengiving nn ezhibition
teemnt
flll’l
- ~’
, .,bn+.t..o,
to
/odepeudeut.Fuki. °’+/876.
hie
poweraofendurauceatthe(~hest-+
’.~t"Ilia :’-~0ud0u
~ur~ertl.
"el:
we h¯+e-f~ith-thtt il~e’piluek,e~d v~u’
PIOPIglETOIg
not earner Riuk, .He commeno,mlon Wed’lee’¯ ia the oldest mi,itary orgunizotion tidenee dump]eyed
an
O¢¢nu;
a= ,I. BU1~igRTON.
in’thislearne¯t "breaknesdnyto walktwo hundredmiles in tour in Manchu.eta.,.nd was. 0rgauizedin ink ground"will pruduce’it, meal eff~t.¯
" ¯
KXtn.l~¯ ffma’dP~| gxtremelyhuad,-days. An he only walk8 telI]+6ur. ¯ dny 171~6. Aftcr ~t street parade, thcy were
" Trained
Pyramids,..40
J sneerer|or’n&aeslrubleplmmt,g
if’will b’eeeeu teat be’hea dii]]eultta~+kreviewed
byMayor
Stoekley,
andI+artookuponthe-coumryat large, and that the
~+An meal
workwill go t~wardu:.interruptedlyto
u~
In perform,especially mshe walksa half of a h¯ndeome
eoll¯tion it Ihe armory.
Extrh0rst-e|us~ (¯otire grewu)
Veryneed,
"
" .S5
T~te Praetleltl
lllemUlOl I
¯/nile euoh dly blokwlrd& He hieel- Theywere enterl¯incd at the Coutincut,l sraudeoneummliiolh--Pub/t’eOpln~on.
Fulr,’
....
S5
"
readywalkedone hundred
andfifty mslee~Holel, ane wt, re ,h.wuthe variousp.la0e¯
Slnoo,tlm
orlpmketlou
5n 18+0,th¯ Na~oaat
(euDoeelsitoek) ’
isS
aud b~d¯ falr toflnI++h-aigIk~k-l~d/~eli.femur iu ourcity. Theylelt.lor’their 0g~ll___be~
ll~ ~DZ~
.kq~tl41adomls.lo,.o,l~LTed,-ntn~oott.th.
.... do.... do..... ....... .40 .......
deoea.dof It91,90 in prem|nm~
,Old r-lnl
do
do
.4o
Weetonh,e g~sat i~owers el endurance, borne on Friday, mu+hplesmdwith the TOTUrnN.: J.-Cou~l~~Mv
ezPeri-~
@amp¯sin
wouldh~’t¯ paid:*r Ik*lamapro~
ba’sme
pyr’de. Ind Je sdmulatedto oom?lete his under- kind reception waiohhad been given Io meals have led to the oonelusiou that
adams121,It4, ihowllglll[n by |Ulildng |p
IkoNtvtosAi.ofover
l.lt~.l,00,
scald is nut a di~’ess I’ ’~ ~e , ’ ’ but
t, king by, lhe applaa,e of the orowdawhothem.
Tit+.Copltaland8eeurltle8of this 0ompuny
yon#.n~un,
eause~ by a w¯nt ot prol~er nourishment
RIVleo ~¢XOURSIONS.
~look io see him. .’~S the oh¯rgeof tdnre luffloisnl Is e0mnlywithtao Iuureaoe Tutlp,(tin¯ Ivower)
9AL3h.
The
warm
weathe~
has
cumo
upon
us,
to
the cranberry pl~+nLat a’time whet~
r¢
Io tu., U~lou.
" Pnulerio~
mi.siou
t.
lihy
oents,
Wes,on
fled*,
hie
de
it Isseverely 2elt by ell, Thoseof the 2ruit is makingIhe greatest deumndL
¯atd ’to be walkinginto a fortune.-rou, two e¯uses.
Awm,
I/m’lll"Allual~nlR"
¯ mOWLIl’~a,#,
~Vm
J.nq:
50
S.m+eot our payeiei¯ee ~eemgre¯,ly in- tl,e eity d,tring
thesummer,
e¯peoinlly Firal, wantoflerti.ity iutbelhoil; seeond.
4 e,
5o
.. anent.o,
tere,toJ In hi~ underlakiog,and oqr pa- the poorerel.mane,feel the needof aome the petling of too ntueh Iruit uponth~
R
M
A
N
Norway
.....
Bp’eettwloo.,tlpped,~l..50(~_4
50per100 l~era hav~ lengthy 8ce,,unta et.wh¯t ne recreation, nt|d the river exeur~l,msurn vines. Ferlilisora a~pi]lJed-++t-the-~igh~Amer.Arb.Vltw
t.t. StoSin.&au(<94.50
d~ "
n.ts, hey+he look. whenhi¯ !day’a work well palreoJzed.See¯shoat.leave bore, time, will help bring out it orol+ el erna.,all.ls,, end prlo,8. "
-is done,-a.d-every-minute-part
ieulamp
, ,$=5~40pert00.
ImVOrllfm~l~
wire.atmntoh
In Ibq curuiugbim.A braa~ b¯,d ieat¯tioned river, t~cd the f~reis ulueedut e pti~u" 2urtilizer, . ou poor4M~otathatur
.~
e heavily
trtde--stlewrstes--ku0w~
nuapplloatlon,
~+ iu the rl.k, wh~nhPerlorm~texcellent that Will euLtthe ptireo, of the pooresl e~voredwith b.rrtes.
~t’~,~J~r~,
~r,
0holeu budd|oE plants omhru+’lngmany
nov .!u~io, and~rve¯aa all uddttionalattrau- persons, It i¯ a great blee~ing that the Ia blonmouh oouuty, our laud is gen¯ ThbCnmpaty:l~mlrl’s
¯$~tlut lees ¯t duo..Itlu ut preen!scares,
poor e¯n find ¯use sheep medoof travel, er~]ly goodenoughwithoutfertiliser~. Io
nl~by0reapseIdl"d¢ll0rtpllo,+S’of
I~ler~]e .’ H,,t huuloendwindow
plan,s--allthe moJt ainu to spe0talur& (~
ande¯o haveIt ehenceto +.st "a breath bring out a crop et truh. It is i princio
I+O~
’ill lCAOICV.
dim--atPr~perty--bulldl0"l°"rtle,’t~
lOW
islkmltameo¯,b~ntnUdwl~tm*~pl/~0~’sk/tty.
Imant+lful,
To~"atouad(~obhagerh°lPSm,dklndSothnrtt
vrrYvegetablulow
ralsl~.plants, ’ IIOMB
el Iresh elf. °’ OurParkal~o aff,)rd~ ¯n pin of pbi!osophvthat somethihge¯unot.
m~.Bverythlugput down to tbweet eemh
)
’ ’olPrlUIltSt ~" "/’ "
i hi]¯dullJhl~ab~u.d~
iu eh¯ritiee, and
prl,,ss,
opi)ortunityfor n ohesppi.~-ntcexour¯ioo, nose out o2 nothing, and you on¯not exJ&llg!i i.’]P~lllOMs’
’
"
within Ihe pa.t 2ewyeai. qut’e a number¯nd every fl’oo d,~y hundredsot persons pentto pinkfour or live ton5o1’ crar.berAprl| 18, IS. ’
18tf.
’ ’ " .Pmldsmt.’ ¯ nawmonton
ul buildinxs havebeen ereeted imrefor ¯pondthe dey there, who,il’ it wereant rie¯ from*lan~ that will not growa tom
J~LII~II ll.IIIIo~lI4
8m+m~,.,.
;"
ohsrit¯ble purpo~¯, they bei.g in mo~t iorlhl~ outlet, wouldbe obligedto spend u2 h¯y.
+,..s ereotcd by vrLvuteeubeQription,-L. L. ~
pn~Al?r,,
Truly vm~r.. W.S. KI~SALL.
Iheir wholetime ;n nar:ownndcrowded
ThePre.byteriauIlom~l f,~r Wtduws
sod
Agen¢lap/]ammo~tomand lr’wlM~y.,
’
street&
m,,s~e
we=o,,,
wh,oh.,,
ben.,,, .ur.o
The
fo,owi,,g
.,,, t,,, ~o~.ts
+Pth,,
,t.~.~c,A~.
.... -x-i~-u-rt-m--~ ~" ~j+_.
el ereetiull 2ur~overa+year., i, rapidly
al,I)rouuhing
o,m,i)luliuu,
and
will
bn
There
is
no
matnrial
6hanae
+o
lisle
i.
conzpromi~?’CiIrroney
]|ill
uigned
yeeler.
+ h,nn.tm)n-day by the i reddem:
,
¯
mnrket
I.od,,y. (,all
opened
in limlall, it i, ~itu¯tedot Filly- the money
I h lizes ,Is u,uximumnf greenbaek
I+ghthelreet ¯udJ),~rbyRoad,in the ,u- ,i,,uo to rule at 4(,?.’~ Imree.t, Fh¯,-nl...
Jlevlllg rl~orvedIherllht Io mennfosl,re
and Imrb.o2 t ha e,ly, OII¯ largelet ot groundtuereunlil¯ p-per rang+e(role 5(~6 per sisal.time at $;182,1)00,000,cnnoellingthe
"
loll Ibll fm¢,,rlte M,teA~’meJo Ills o,,nnIIe, el
$18.1+(10 ~)’,~ of lhe reoalled$44,000,00<)
O~md,n,
BurlinEss,Oce.u,Allentlo,a,I Cop whiehw¯e donaled 2or this purposeby on,,um,
,e,e veynt u.i+mu.-d,
the, ¯huttingit OUl
’Phere
w~
¯n
unusus]Ly
dull
slunk
re¯rMay, ~[ bet+by live untiestaut Lampreper~d,+*Ire, AnnTltoma., Thebuddingwill
,re=,,
beiv~
throw,
intooireulation.
to fill erderl el f,,|lowlni flail I
t~.d¯v, n. well h)r atockea~ lea.¯.
co.L $75 0~I0. llll(i
wUl[ttrlti~h lO~dllllOO. kul
INSUgANOE
2, It ~ubslnlttlnllyaheliehe¯the di0"u~NO1 MA~,IIINH~
Goldeloped
¯t III I,
1415.OO.
e,,n+
.b’,tweenhu,,k
w,te,,
+In.greenblek¯lh¯
greenback,and
~laliut,klare
no
~o +
defies+
l+r
aleut
one
hundred
inmates.
.
elaooo.,
lea., run
OPTflH
TAs*~
MaoA(e**
erl WlqppqlMflld
|41 le ++41J~lLt¯ ohjuotis to pr,,vido¯ ho,nslot ¯ned ,The | ant,sylvania’ Uompany’
¯rd pard)’ owntwenty-onersilm.d, west
(~ ,k. ,.,,.k,,
anddestitu=el~malut,whowill ba sdunit-.
,0, pertloetars
,oudf,,r.lrr.’.r,
t~
ted ulwnthe pavmentol¯ oumparallvelyof Pit,sburg the reports ,.+1 the ~ondiiio,~~erve~.
Io.~ur requireda. part of tbu lank r.~, w. PItRB~EY~
ot whlohhavejuet been madepu~li, iI
-,ttl~moul~,n,
lq. J.
luvoutorAMuuel’r,om¯li sum..ndwill Ihere¯ftorbe rrovlaud
’
.I It t~,~e~ ths r~orvee which tha
T’hoBost and.O~e&pest L+f~ Immr- so.if
Ior wi,lm~utcharge. Apr,lle~nt~will be the inu,unoeoi the l’oun~s’lvs,i~ (’m,- "Naiicw,I L, snk~arerequLred
to keepm5
amoe .m toe world¯
pnny.
Thbs
ls’eommuu,lshle,
slid
e~lmOt
reeeivedt~nmanyp.rt .f the Sl41e.pult~,
~ D ~I’ORTH. ]MD.,
fall ta strengthen
the eredlt el tl,u (~oul- lilt" t~l,l,, nl|~ thusattt~lmnlinlly
ad4stv
M~rrbole
ea. meko.r~vblnu
l. ee.e or d.eth
Jeer to eurlsin eo.ditious. The l[.mn
tbo no|iwt, hxullutinn
~30LItN,UtHJ,
8TItLCTLY
MUTUAL, vuAarsa
-PUYBIOIA~r
AND8ttlt(lgqH,
will prove a boou for munyu~onwhom paoy. Thore i¯ io more dsm0ging.igu
PIIItPIlTUAL.
4 It i,tovidcu lot Iran¯lerrin~ I+~__
llanxeovu.. ~...
old ¯ge ha~nose, .,ud whoere delthute ot wo¯knee~in eouuootionwith r~ilwuy ~<~J,0tJ<~
ol JimN.tioualb..k cir~ulatitm
InquireerR.¯ W,II. TIiOMAP0
~ Roaldoeeeoa C.nt;il Avoeue,le Ibo
¯ff¯lrl than the rein.el of el&l¯ to pubIk-tgrl
. linemen.tea,E.~J~... lion re farm*rllemapted
byDr.Dnwle+.
OIlhisworld’sflood~
from
]~mtoru
to Westernbauke.
11-5 au.y detail, eonoeroJng
their oporl-
GE
¢
}
lhe thepIrk= Quitealmmberofourprom- $/42 712 63,1eaviug the" amountin haud[ .....
" "
"
$279:585,70.
coute¯t¯uts i, their s~aro efforts to wluinent ci, izens: h=vereeoiwdiujuriea by :.No pari0t oan reid without a twinge+.
the r~sea. The. boat+houceeef.~the. differ, being turownfromtheir c¯rri~tges, whicho[ Shame
that portionof therelmrtwhieh
entelubswereg¯tlvdeoora~dwlthflage, have requited fatally, whiloothershuvo ehaws’¢hattheare¯tSta+eot ~OWYork
liberalpatron,
end presetited a b..Htilul Iplz~amaoe.-- oon,idemdthemselves
fortunate tO eJ~c~l~ .......
owe¯
oulyr;II~-shu~s,Ma++.i~hd,m’tts
¯ ~ . age that
Theoouree waeI?om.tbeFalfe Bridgeto with brok-u limbs;’ Thepark is agreit 272,
Oregon240,
C~lilornia249,1aoui~iau~
" ..
in -theRecklend~-a-di¯ianoe-of-m+mileaad-n-h
,Ohio 33, W,seon~on62,
Quite a par.ieit
number
ot,ted+iu
dub¯ trom
NewY,,rk
qrebeing
deemed
sueh
ob~t¯ele
" M.D,;&J, W.DePuy.
~,,t od+er-eide¯
ihe-rice~
thktreilro¯ds
an effortis
made
t.yan
our
acltho -MiebigaU
15, "ludiaha31.at~d~[;liiGoTs-3.
J~w.|. t87S.
al.tr.
~hioh werewonby different otul~ Tb.e rides tq have themremovedfromthe vi. A.e this pa~..;on
is irrevoeably’oommitted
"
to the Ceute¯,:al,’a grand¯uceesa or ¯
were handeomo
pieee¯ of eiuity ol i,.
As D
II. ~t.
"
lion,
t
I,
....
’20.
]1t~8UII~I~
tlJMM,NO
1411.SlSI*J
The +Cheape
st.
.
There hen u#+ar l~+n =¥alut+~+s~l the
"that hlmbu~mm
(la"lhs
....... .,:,-.
¯ "Fi~.uropeas~
Besides the above we are selling Fine G~oceries at the lowest
~ " -: r. - ]
"~"
--
IMPORTIRaAND
DEALERBI+.
Irellela-b~e
CLOTHING, HATS& SHOES, DYSPEPTIC
CHiEf
W~LL #APIIUI~,
- ’
PURIFIES
2HELIVER,~ EItU LATES
TH]~
--THAT-WE~YRE?REPLENIS
t]
-
of
"ThLI
Fertilizeris beingprepa:~a
0h{a¯s
KIRK]BRIDE’S
’Juue
PER YEAR
proved
veryexciting.
The-ra0ewuforpa+renteW’h°
were
¯t°leu’
°r Parehamed
tr°m
their
- ’Truly
thine~iu.lts[y/,indwerehrought
tO.diis .... B~OAJ)BKUi.
- pur.e of.$5,000, and waelWOn
by Gold- oountry by menc~Ited .p.drones," who
A N D
¯smith Maid
The Celll~l].11~t~.
Ioro~l the ,~nildren on
streets, t0d
first heat was m~deiu2.23
appropriated.their .hard-~¯rnedmoney.
~P"
the Centennial maulse.r~ and #lthough
2.26, aud the tbird in 2.24j. A 1Brae Somn"padrones"-badhsmanyasadozen
"
Y~0urmseeefmlodter
the *
their_finmuees
are u0t inn desirable/~hape,
nmount-ofmon~y oha~
.....
the i’mult o! ¢hbrace L~e"knOWing-I "
emvery+oru~
.YJ~erm
ofTz~r~N
Yei~rl ....................................................
_
ou the buil+diogl
..........................
+Tile.....
=" Hardlya day passes bet’:Ibfit a Pmeot ,o~ reeemtly, passed by tl~e Senate and W0rl~ hueommeneed
aGAINST
LO~BBY
io keoordsuoe
withthe erigiu#l pious,, it
base
5==11
¯between
profmmioa|d
.
phyers
Hous*
01
Repre~enoatives,
ic
is
rendered
Bub60riberB
Come¯
off, and:thedifferent’ oJul~meunlawlul.+or any personor ~)ersons,to beingthe .purposeto erect em¯o~inet~
" ]EPJ.veerect"l’,io’h~rLtng;
ke~p
eousta,
afly
hall, an8tt gallery, aa<!
reaping a h¯rve¯t from the thousandsemployminorsto ¯at ae street musicians hall, ngrioultur#i
--d r.r o.¯ and*h. yn.r**m
wh.n+,.i,d
on hand, a general as.
whoassembleto witue~their playinE.-- iu tbia State. the peualty beinga fine or the grand pavilioo 1,000Jeet io~
’
TbnPremium
Notrel~qulred
ny tbk C~pu.
¯ I, ureb.t ou. h-’fee i~,p. oth. H.~sortment
of goods
in theirli,..e, I intere.t
felt i~ this gtme: that huudredahu also takou the
hand, and 500. ia. width, nud: oove~ arei--~l r~- .
It eeems: etrauge that there is so maohimpri¯uumen~"
Thematter
Itali¯qin Governmeut
<~omp~ui.sin thl. Di.tri*t, whll¯ the~ush
P~f.twem~,ores, the Otherhalls oceupyiM
Nt i,,~. ,...
comi~riging
nearlyeverything
adez.u
¯ores more.
,,.o will hereafterbelreed Irom~.bis nuis.
In
a
d,,llar
tot
u
¯eat
to
wituem+
a
game,
three
,.uee.
The
musicians
bare
d,eappe¯~d,
~_ " wllLbeie,aredst ~e very Iow~tmUm.
thousaodpersou~frequentlyusembliugaeareely one is tO be eeeo ou our streets, tb¯t 190,520¯htres bsve been~ubseribed.
COtlDtry Hardwareor
All I.ommo
nrepremptly
ptid.
to witnes.a mtteb. Ba~e¯hall plsyiug ia they 5aviug t~keu up theirabode
in ++meof whioL=
177.172 were takeu-in PenRyl~’ts.m~ S,t,~x-,o., Presto,nO
FurnitureStore.
P.u.a= L. Me~,. 8eemrl~r._:_+_
vanit.and 10:000~w~ew--Jersey~+-leaviog
" . ...........
i-trads in-this~city+
of-the-We¯tern~,khm-,
the !ueigaific#utnumber
0f-3;348di+t+r~bhuo~K¯¯v=t, Treeeure=.
.................
We
" "
the Atbleties receive $18+000Ior their
P-oK DISASTER&
PBRMIUM
NOTES,
¯ Stall ABSgTTS,
,. ~ 01
:..,1711
,.. l’~ d.2~
*
.........
¯
and emblems
I gmmlnteo-endre
sntisf~etion’-nud=nev,,r
full t,~ ~ive
I~" ]+’0R CIRCULARSAND TERMs-ADDR]~SS"~1
. .
~
~-et
are mil7andehetply01eared8n4
They have given
~ie+Georglto bee he ¯,LeadingPiqueof the d~y.
. ..
PilHL~Dm"pIII.~
’
h&v[nir
mlifaoditlea+fer,
,. - -
=:.IPI~
i
L~Id
Therebmdo
..re imnn~
the.
mlln
the pa+q year in our eullege,
as."
14~
: ...........
~om Ray. W’M..F. HeRR[SOS.Rector. of St L,d~e ¯,Chur~l~, ~uffm!o,?~.~.
obli~eiL An part with my ft~orgi P~a++0- iPotqe. Wlion
+~J+t~ On laving Iowa, I w~ rulqetantl?
- : - -_
:..
i~um~euo~he+m~mmu_
Ineluro. It’thll~ sU~~’T~.~tioo’tens/Georgiin+trat~eall’hi~e i~’bll ’~.trm oP;the
p
h I a
41
/il
e.’l’
’
I A
DI UI{A 0E OOMPANY
_
1 1o.7B1
St.,
,’~P,
’ ,L
,ik,i’
,,~
rI
far C~IJ
,M,,
I:sdl
+++’ $ ’
O-
trtltibt
lltntt PIONEER
STUMP
PULLP.R
LI F E
OOMPAHZ,
00us ofLem0
ater,Pa.
__
E-b-
I
I
I