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to do so, and will take his regiment from Xairanattcr'a. DAILY REPUBLICAN I Philadelphia to Mt. Gretna a distance of Trench and English Natoaooka India Linena Victoria Lawns 92 mile--onjfboLT After, participatiag in the reriew, for muster and Inspection, thej rCBZXXRD STXXT XtlHUSQ XXCCT 8UKDAT 8wissMnlla will strike camp and start on the return 6reaLtlieldeYs I PUid and Muellns. march to Philadelphia the same day; cThe regiment wilt leave Philadelphia Friday THE REPUBLICAN BUELDUTO, Ul and 11 Mahantongo St opposite Poet OEce. TzuoorScsacKiracar: Billy, 1 year by mail or do do- "do 1M Delivered in surrounding towns at fin: Cora per Wtrx, payable to the carriers.

SCHUYLKILL TREPUBUCAN. Flouncings and all the Ham bnrglamily-; beauty-touched as night precediog the encampment, and will march beyond the Montgomery and go into camp about midnight Camp never. know them, tzoo iiiitl iiriiil ui mtnfrn will be struck at 6 o'clock the following tj sua or carrier, 1 WMHtnWIS V-a WUMVl -r TO largest and oest family paper In the county! Tni lirimr mrrt rum nmi be to break camp at day break, or about" four Qrcolatton over 3.000 weekly, making it the 'in ft 'V fit the region. ten advertising meoium in THE trNDERSIGNED, COMMISSIOrEBS OF SCSTJtLEILtit hereby give' notice to the taxable inhabitants and others, owners of property within said county, thatappeala relating totheatwamenta made Jfcr 1889, wul be held for the eeveral boroughs and townships of the said county, as follows to. (When and -where all persons-clatmlnr exemption inrntaijutj ere jreaired jbojproeenttoeir.

For the boroughs of SchtryVkQl Haven and Cres-sona, on Wednesday, May 29, in the forenoon, at the public house ofc Henry fichnyliill For the township of North Manhehn; on 'Wednesday, May '29' In the afternoon, at the public hAose of John Wagner. h. For the township pf South Manhelsv and the borough of Auburn, on Friday. May si, at the public house of Lewis Henry, Auburn borough, For the township of West Brunswig ana the borough of. Port Clinton, on Saturday, June at the public house of David FahL.

West Brunswig. the boroughs of Orwigsburg and Landing-vUle, on Monday, June 8, in the afternoon, at the public house of A. Imboden. For the' townshrpof East Branswick and the boroaarh of New einssold. on Tnesdav.

June 4th. o'clock. I The whole regiment of 450taen wiD turn out -Each man will tkrrjWe J. H. ZERBEY, Enrroe axto Paoramoa.

$hjul D. EIJULOTT, Aaaoci a.t Eprroa. day's ar-rubber blanket, a woolen i BUSINESS SUITS 5 things' for Misses and Chil-drttiTs wear. outer Here; are -Tialf prjet? wprth Jot 3 anti so on-and close 'by are spmerdjngbargainsja ets; A Just the right weight lor blanket 'and change of jmderclOthingabd Fottsvllle, May 1889. a piece of shelter tent.

(The overcoats will be packed in the knapsacks and sent by i.puux Busrsncss facts. train. With the command will ie one quar "f- 'I 1 i ii r'T i mm i otti arssrss natTd td our Special order. which wiU jcariy one day'a rations- for the -men, and which shoorr mduntain "or 1 these wiUe replenished from supply chilly days in the city. at the public house of Joseph.

Marberger, New stations preriously established' Z-rbey, editor and proprietor of the Daxlt Bcrt7BucAirtlotbaeclar and affirm that the bona' fide paid circulation 'of the tali Daily RtruBUCAjr- for the toast six months ha been more than five thousand and around six (lousaiul amtaeadt and every tssae. Farther that the abort, statement is true in ererr J. H.Ze&bzy. AELrmed and subscribed to before me this 12ih d7 of ApnL A. D.

1889. H. HHjxl, J. P. Ringgold oorougn.

Vnr the tnwnahin of West Penn. on Wednesday. $9.00 Jackets for $.00 PIPOBTEP FBOM LONDON. Jackets ror is.00 "THEI D1D FOR XOU AHDHE." In the round of years we are ir eOO Jacket 3.75,,t Misses and Children's Dre a-ts go the same gait brought this day to the eve of another Me-mortal day-'day conseitaated by the com-mon consent of a nation of patriotio. 'people for the especial commemoration or perpetn For Stores and Dwelling ear write foe estimates Dresses for $7.00 Dresses for S3.7&' S5.0Q Dresses $2.75 June 5th, at the public house of R.

F. Leiby. Tot the township of Rahn and the borough of Tamaqua. on 8, At the public house of Thoa. Purcell, Tamaqua.

For the townships of Rush and Kline, en Friday, June 7tiv in the forenoon, at the publie house of Stephen Hauck. For the township, of Schnylkfn. Walker and Ryan, on Friday, Jane 7th, in the afternoon, at the publie house of Hugh Haggerty, Tuacarora, For the township of Blythe and (be boroughs of Middleport and New Philadelphia, en Saturday. June 8th, In the forenoon, jU the puhUo house of Patrick McQuaiL New Philadelphia, For the township of East Norwegian ana the boroughs of Port Carbon and Palo Alto, on Saturday, Time 8th, in the afternoon, at the Mt Vernon House, Port Carbon. A For the townships of Foster and Cass and the borough of Minersville, on Monday, June 10, at the public house of T.

Mohan, Minersville. W. Mi ZEEBE tion of the memory of a rand JLrmy of men who fought for a good cause and died in the Write ioc Sampled bfCSotb and Cut -showing StjIes of Suiis. Samplea, Measare Blanks and Dia rections "How to Order Suits by. JfallMree charge.

onaac ana oiauonery star patriotism of their convictions. As 'these New. fresh Of course some one loses. Second floor, Chestnut street side. four elevators.

ZU3 PI. OUITKE POTTtVJUX THBEE KIHLS OF years hare come; sad, receded -as winter's icy fastness has given way in the annual rounds the bods have blcwBomed intobeautifal flowers, thousands of loving- hearts) 'and willing Baby Clothes everything. And a new feature the per ICE CREAM FREEZERS fumes and all the delicat little hands all over, the loyal north have upon Tnnmnsnn toilet requisites that baby delights in are dose at hand, fresh from Roger Gallet, Adjustable Window Scree; 23 Cents. Fly, Wire and Screen Do this particular date been found devoted to the patriotic work of wreathing the choicest floral gUU of cater, into, appropriate' tde signs with which to crown anew the mem ory of the Union soldier who went down to early, yet honored, graves in defense of the Paris, Atomizers, fine soaps, BJEVEir weeks ago; Be. DrBeecheryof Parkersrille, a brother 'of Ber Henry, Ward Beeches, was thrown under a railway train, an one leg cut'ofrV fAJtboojn om! years of ej, he survived the; operation, and on Sunday last was in the pul pit once more, preaching to his admiring I 1 i fiaxvTXBTS of France bare recently? In Vented a new explosive called Mgrisomtet 'Which may be need in mines where gas is abnndanty since the flame is not sufficiently hot to Ignite the explosive atmosphere.

The flame is kept cool by. the admixture to the powder of certain salt, such a take up in crystallizing a considerable quantity of the water of crystallisation When heat is applied the water is set free and the tempera, tore reduced. OoVxaKOK Bxaveb has signed the bill creating a commission to care for; the sold-lerV orphan and the bill appropriating the money to pay for the care and maintenance of the orphans. This latter bill says that the money Is specially appropriated to the commission to pay for the orphans keep and education, and the first bill forbids the placing of the children in the syndicate schools rice powders, puffs and boxes, flag and the government they loved dearer than life itself v. ,4 vegecaoie 10110ns tor xne SKin all ready for the basket, and the basket ready filled if you A New Carpet Sweeper, 1 Jmpwrter Jondon Hade 1333 CHESTNUT GTHELTT Philadelphia.

Among the most impressive, touching and will. serviceable public ceremonies are those D.LiESTERLTSO; Second floor. Chestnut street side. Four elevators. The racket this time, is in 26 S.

Centre Pottsri' which these years of custom have established for Memorial day. The placing of plants, flowers and flags upon the graves of those who risked their lives for the country of Decorated China. Nearly 6000 pieces. Mostly import samples jror tne cownaupoi runer, xwwmj, 11, at the public house of Henry Updegrave Tower City. For the township of Heglns.

on Wednesday, June 12, in the forenoon, at the publio house of J. F. H. Longr. i For the township of Hnbley, on Wednesday, June 12, in the afternoon, at the publio boose of late Daniel S.

Arts. For the township of Mahantongo, on ThursdaT, June 18, in the forenoon, at the publio bouse of B. E. Hepler. For the township of EMred, on Thursday.

June 13, in the afternoon, at the public house of H. WetaeL For the township of Barry, on- Friday, Jane 14. in the forenoon, at the publio house of B. O. Bein-ert.

For the borough of Ashland, on Friday, June 14, in the afternoon, at the public bouse of JameaDee-gan. For the township of Butler, and the borough of Girardvlle, on Saturday, June 15, at the publie house of P. J. O'NeiL Otrardville. u.

For the township of New Castle and borough of St Clair, on Monday, June 17, at the publio house of Mrs. Johnston, St. Clair. For the boroughs of Gilberton and Frackvilleon Thursday, June 20, at the public house of Francis McEeon, Gilberton. For the townshipoi West Mahanoy and Shenandoah borough, on Friday, June 21, at the public house of J.

SL Sheiney, Shenandoah. For the townships of Union. North Union and East Union, on Saturday, June 22, at the public house of Israel Applegaie, Ringtown. For the townships of Delano, Mahanoy and Mahanoy City boroueh, on Monday, June 24, at the Mansion House, Mahanoy City. For the township of Norwegian and the boroughs of Mt Carbon and Yorhvule, on Wednesday, June 28, at the Commissioners' Pottsville.

For the South, Middle and Northwest wards of the borough of Pottsrille, on Thursday, June 27, at the Commissioners office, Pottsrille. For the North, Northeast, South east and Seventh ward of. the borough of Pottarill, on Friday, Jnne 28, at the Commissioners' office. Pottsrilla. All persona and eorpovations who feet, themselves aggrieved by tbe assessment and 'valuation of their property are requested- to attend at the tune and place above stated for redress.

SAMUEL G. JAMES J. B0WE8, VOwnTntwdoneTS. GEORGE D. MOYER, I Attest-nJoHK 8.

Swtbkb, 123-tl ana enas 01 quicx. seuing gooas. countries, the people of peoples, the flag of Fine specimens of Limoges, flags, is in itself a beautiful and impressive ceremony, well calculated to inculcate les mm Car lsb a Saxon, Japanese, and Chinese ware in a multitude of shapes for use and sons of patriotism into the, souls, of men and women advanced in life and to make those lessons indellible and enduring in the 9' HMD ornament. Here's a hint of heart of the youth pf the land who is to controlled by the people who have fattened ori 'the misery of these helpless children. The people of Pennsylvania will watch with interest the workings of the commission and will view with gladness the downall of the Syndicate.

Time sets all things even. prices: day straggling with the problem in A MENDMESTT TO THE C)N8TTTTJTION JUL proposed to the oUUeos of this Common wealth by the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania for their approval or rejection at a special eleotsoo to be held June IS, Pnblisbed by order of tbe Hecretarv of the Commonwealth, "tn paranaooe of Article XVTflef the. Coaw itation- i Joint retUutloii propeainc mm ameskbjaent to tbe eonatitntion of the commonwealth. crnoir Be reeotted by the Senate md Home of Reytmtattoe lAa CommemweaUM of Jemtyitmia in General Assswtoly met That the following ta proposed as an amendment to the constitution of the Commonwealth of Penn-syrraats ie -aeoordaaee with the proviaiona et the eithteenth artieie thereof Strike out Trace aeotioa one, of artieie eicht tbe four Qnalttleatfisas for voters which reads as follows twenty-two years of sen er upwards, be shall have paid, within -two years, a state or 1 a ii ss the district school room. Add to this memorial and rjalxiotio ad the singing of patriotic airs, a plea Pottsveujc, as welt, at her sister borongt a tiful- display of American flags, a grand of the county, will observe, tomorrow in a parade lead by the inspiring strains of bands becb'rniB.

fcatriotie manner. 'The various $2.60 Dessert Plates $1 a dozen Sl5Deaaert Plates 60e a dozen fl.25 Deaaert Saucera 60c $1.25 Rose Jars 50c 20c Sijl VaaeatOe 80c Bonbon. Trays 15c i sde Cups and Saucers 15c, Never a better time to see what is going on in Fine China and Glassware. 1 Second floor, Juniper street side. John vamaker.

of music, and we have day's proceedings Grand Army Posts, the Veteran tJnion Le which cannot' fail to increase our love of gion, the old soldiers not connected with any at county tax, which shall nave been art. ww country, and make the people more patriotic; month which least two and pa at la before the eleettoeV so abac the particular organisation, me oons oi vet and that which does these things makes bet ill! leans aa louows erans, the military companies, the band, the P. O. S. of JL, and the patriotic people 2.

ter citizens of our population. May the time never come when Memorial Day is not appropriately observed in America. fThoee in general will turn eat in force to pay hone age to the soldier and renew their loyalty to 5- 8 dead heroes of ours; cover them over with the Union for which these men died. Let beautiful all our eliisens contribute share to this demonstration. Close your places of UNDERTAKING Those In search of Tine Furniture will do wen sr calling on S3S IDnersTUle Street, ea SS3 Laurel 8treet, 2, I business, decorate your homes and gire the day to sober, rational reflection oyer the teachine which the day brines so' vividly Largest Ice Cream Parlor IN" THE COUNTY In American House Building.

The Purest Ice Cream, All llavors, Water Ices and Con feet ionaries In any Quantity. Also Bread and Fancy; Cake Bakery, wholesale and retail. Families, Parties and Picnics supplied at short notice and reasonable prices. ROBERT H. REITH.

AUBURN BHIOK WORKS I PwTT.lPKT.raxa. WedneBday, May 29, 1889. 9 Om Mi to mind. THOUGHTS FOB TO-MORROW. Crepe de Virginia.

You know it as Albatross. A dainty, graceful stuff if it's right; stocked bis new store wita vao has Just thoroughly of au styles and pncea ill descriptions of Furniture Chey embrace Tomorrow think of the dark days when the news of the attack on Sumter reached Parlor and Bedroom $ms I the coal mines of Schuylkill and our First There's the trouble. Some Albatross, good enough to begin; with, has had the life cal PI Cabinets, Book Cases, Desks, Fancy Chairs, -Defenders left their mountain homes and pressed through eury Baltimore to garrison a a the National Capitalthink of the gloomy after the first Bull Bun, when these W. nH. CT03STEJS, endered out rot it.

bit on it and the crinkles stay bunch a handful, no spring. You don't 4 want ahythine to do 'ame men guarded the forts in front of J. SINCLAIR, 1380 MahantftfignJUtreet, Manuntcturer ot "Washington, "when treason swept to their Hard, Pressed and Paving Bricks; .11 Am IwlltM A.n.it it with that kind. Organist and CTtorrmaster vot ffrinlty Church, is prepared to, receive pupUs cor Focal Instrumental Music KJk ku vmij the works are 20.000 bricks Patronage. of The beauty of Albatross very ramparts." A run too oi me gaiiant and bloody charges of our boys of the '43th, 96th 1 and 129th Regiments at fatal Fredericksburg.

Think also of the good UJeverv male ettiaen, twenty-one years or ace, possessing the following qaallftcationa, ahaU oe aotiu to vote at all elecuona First. Be shall have been. dtiaen of tbe United States, at least one snoath. Beoond. He shall have resided ia the state one year (or if, bavmc-prevloaaly been a qualified elector or native born eitisen of the state, be snalL have removed therefrom and retoraed, then eats month) immediately preeeeding the election.

i Third. Ha shall have resided In the election district where be shall ofier to vote at least two months immediately preoedirjg tbe election. Fourth. If sweaty-two- years of age or upwards be shall have paid, within two years, a state or eounty which, shall have been assessed at least two montbs and paid at least one Month before the eleettoeV' shall be amended, to aa to read aa follows Cvery male eitiaen twenty-one years of age, possessing the lollowiog qnaliflcaaona, shall be entitled to vote at tbe polling place of the election district of which be ahaU at the tune be a resident and not else where 4 First. Be shall have been a eitisen of tbe United States at least thirty days.

Second. He shall have resided in the state one year (er if, having previously been a qualified elector or native born citizen of tbe state, be shall have removed therefrom and returned, then six months) immediately preceding tbe Third. He shall hive resided in the election district where be aball offer to vote at least thirty days immediately preceding the election. Tbe legislature, at tbe cession thereof next alter the adoption of this section, shall, and from time to time thereafter may, enact laws to properly enforce this proviaion. urtJt.

Every male eitisen of the age ef twenty-one years, who shall hare been a dti-sea for thirty days aed aa inhabitant of this state one Tear next preceeding an election, except at municipal ejections, and for the last thirty days a resident of the election district in which he may offer his toco, shall be entitled to vote at such eleo- ioa in the election district of which be shall at the time be a resident and not elsewhere for all officers that now are or hereafter may be elected oy tbe people -Provided, That In time of war no elector In tbe actual military service of the Bute or of the United States, iu the army or navy thereof, ahall be deprived of hia vote by reason of bis absence from snoh elect! jo district and the legislature shall bare power to provide tbe manner la which and tbe time and place at which such absent electors may vote, ana tor the retarn and eanvas of their votes ta tbe election district in which tbey re pecUvely reside. Fifth. For tbe purpose of voting, no person shall be deemed to bare gamed or lost a residence by reason of bia presence or absonos white employed la the aorvioo of tbe United States or nor while engaged in the navigation of tbe waters of the State or of the blab seas, nor while a student of any eolle or semi nary of learning, nor while, kept at any almshouse or publie institution, except tbe rnnwet of any home for disabled and indigent soldiers and sailors, who. for the purpose of voting, shall be deemed to reside In the election district where said home ia located. Laws shall be made lor ascertaining, by proper proofs, the citizens who aball be entitled to the right of suffrage hereby established." Atroeeopy of the Joint leeolatlon.

CHART W. STOITg, Secretary ef the Ooeaseonweaita. tended to. P. O.

address Anbum, Pa. i i is lightness with substance and PriTateor Class Iristructton a alt branches. elasticity Almost hlmy, yet no 'work of our representatives In the 60th and tn the 7th cavalry and numerous other hint of frailness. Airy but Dr. H.

J. Herbein, Dentist, 503 West Market Street, PoOnHLe, Pa. Garfield IN THE COUKT OF COMMON PUEAS OF SCHrm.KIUCOHKTY.nt. Notice is hereby given taat the first and final ae-eonnt of Elijah Emerlch, committee of Ann Doah, a lanattc, has been filed, and4he same will be presented to said Court for confirmation on Monday, strong. organizations of the solemn times before Antietam and Gettysburg, when thousand of our citizens rushed to The Sponge is Mightier We have just come by a big we uu aay oi one, a.

ioaa, wnen ana wnere au persons can anena iriney see proper. ,7: M. P. BBSXXAK, Prothonotarj. than the Brush.

the defense of the State against invasion- lot of choicest Albatross. Forty inches wide, every thread wool 1of the days when our boys starved in Knox- FORSVXUS, MAX 1889. W-4W villa and in orison Den and lata down their fine wool. weight S3 SHOE THOSSALiK The threa-etorr dwelling and atom room. No.

221 North Centre street, and three- IK nothing slighted Evety yard lives in the earnsg in the Wilderness, or in the struggles at the Petersburg mine and atory -warehouse No. 31 North Centre street; and nine building: lots corner of Third and Fairvlew streets, in the Boroosrh of PottsrHla. late the estate the manufacturer tuuti .1 bat around Richmond, or on the fleets of Porter 3 SHOE FOR UAP'' vt: Et In the world." KjawKJ POLICE JINDFRMEH oi Mj(0 and S31.75 BOYS SCHOOi V.H.1H1W wmv Aeien mvuf Ttrlfist fr' sw oi muu neuei, oeceaseo. AJpiyo lets us put the price at 28 and Farragut, or toiled painfull with Sher man, to the sea. Then think once more of At 37t cents they would be surprisingly cheap.

tt the joyful day when the glorious news of 1. DOUGLAS, fwj SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by- the Town Council of the Borough of PottsvtUe, until Tuesday, June buildingr a two foot square box culvert, of stone, on Charles Street, from East Arch; Street, to intersect with the culvert on East Market Street, i v. a -r'. Propeaala to- be per foot ranniar measare. and Tree's surrender was flashed over the wires, Examine W.

L. Douglas S2.00 Shot lhink ol ui S2.24. lor a men and ladies. I and of the gratitude we then felt to our soldier boys, and how eager all were during dress pattern of All-wool Alba to include all material, digging odT filling. The work to be done under the supervision of the tross in either of these colors OBSALEBT Street.

Ptsm XXTtS. GTSOTZGE ECcWI-W sr THROU iSfAelEOlEHBSH cardinal Lrab xoode Committee on Construction and the Borougn Surveyor. The Town Council reserve the right to reject any or all proposals. DANIEL L. -4 Town Clerk: May 28, 18.

23-25-2Jl those try icg Ums to open their "parse strings in their behalf. Think finally of the wonderful progress 'our country has made since Appomattox day, of the security, the happiness and the prosperity we enjoy, and then reflect what would have been the state of ifliin art tit no tswtaw RnknwTVill'a Al- -white ivory cream -pink ligiit blue Nile violet buff aad eaa a Speatga aed water, which wiQ. ktepr TMr SHOES BKIOUT aad CLSAsN if ms.bmv. yellow navy black aTXHABTER pursuance of a resolu Hon of the Board of Directors of the Advance A END EXT TO TtfJC UONHTmmnN -XlfAWTED-A situation as dert, gjj. -man, with over three yean J5 and rapid penman, quiek at referenoea.

aa to character, ability. particulars and terms, 3ert:" Cnaw kffl County, Pa, ESTATE OF ELIZABETH 8Cir. of Fountain Spring. Butler To? voifrsACtiEBiacwng i. nroooaed to the eloaens of this Common.

Manufacturing Company of Pennsylvania, notice wealtb try tbe General Assembly of tbe Com- is nereov civtn tnai an amuicauon wiu oe maaew They'll share talk with the the Governor of on Tuesday, June nsoBweaiui oi jresnsyrvania, tot tnetr approval or rejection at a special election to bebeid June IS, 1889. Pnblisbed by order of tbe Hecretarv of iun. ax iu o'cioca mx uarrutxirr. ear the inprovement, alteration and amendment of axu voruuy, aeceasea. .1 their Charter, brcnaneuir tbe name of ta tm- the common weal ta.

In pmrsuaaoe of Article XVmof tbeCooatitution: Joint res lotion proposing aa amecdmr nt to pany from that ot The- Advance Comrjanv of Pennsrlvania, to that of "The reqw Koechhn bateens at 18c American Sateens at 2c Wool Challis at 25c 40c Ginghams at 30c 50c Ginghams at 370 2e immmw Jfctaea greedC tXwf smd CI aoea mU tta mm emgkt to. Itpreaerrea the leather aad gives a bril liaatpolialu. Waterandaaowalipeffitaa surely as off a dock's back. shoes -require dreuicg ONCB A WEEK womea'a eece a maeth, that's JL Worth i -trying, isn't lit It is ako the best dreaa-; log for haraeas. oa which it lasts THREE MONTHS.

WOLFF A RANDOLPH. PbiUdelpbU diers, in common with those of the north, generally failed to do their duty. Instead of being, as the London Times recently described us, the greatest of all the nations, which in case of difficulty it would require a combination of all Europe to cope with, we i l. li menLand those ha vine claim or LSTtagcIaimsorwg'J sylvania Fence, Machine and Manufacturing Com-tnT. the character and obiect of which amend- the conatuunon or tms uoajmonweatth: SEcnoK Bett resolved by tbe senate and House of Bpreeonta tares of the Common the estate of said testatn without delay.

SAMUEL ment is to snxe uie nam ox we vompany more nearly indicate the character of the busmeas it is urn. u. SLaxacBsa, Attorney. at. CLara, Apru 29,.

issa. now engaged in. P. E. Dxishkk, Secretary.

wealth of Peonsvlvanta at General Assembly met, That tbe following nmendment la prwl posed to -the Conatimtkm of toe Comnaa-weaUh of Pennsylvania, aoeordaace with th rotamue, way latn, and the Tamise at 25c. A DMIKTSTRATOK'S NOTICK- jugnieema Aracte tnereor: AMEfiiDVETST. 1 minletratiou e. ta. on ths HoCa, iasoofthe Borough of baviafiT been rranted to the undertif: There thaH be additional, article to said Constitution to be dffffgristfid as.

Article TiTt sons indphtivl to said Estate, are reqr XTttECTJTOB'8 NOTICE Henry Eoberts Estate. JjJ Letters testamentaryj having- been Aul granted to the undersigned, upon the estate of Henry Boberta late of Wert Mahanoy township, deceased all peraons indebted thereto are re-onested to- nmke payment, and those bjavlng eJaima to present them, without to iyi JJT CALLING AT THE OFFICE, Ma. 17 North Centr Sfrtot PotUrtie, Dr. Vm. H.

RODinGOr. WD1 prescribe and furnish you with wxxn for one-half dollar i. payment and all persons We've hardly said a word of IVliUWBi ARTICLE xrv- said to present the sameK White need? CHAJLLE3 OldET8L Wm. reim r. 1 MZM-i jvpm tw'i Tbe snanufactnre, sale or fceephig for sale of intoxicating Uqnor, to be need aa a beverace, la hereby prohibitedV and aay vtolatim of tbi prohibition shall he a tnisdemeaaor, punishable his attorney wuuiu ujua; wucuiun ui lvitj -engaged to frequent strife and may be at this present moment embroiled in a bloody eoofi et in our very street.

Think of these things tomorrow, and then resolve to aid to the exteot pf your power to suitably com snrrwrate the patriotic work of the aoldiera of Schuylkill county. 1 'a march to iOit the Third j. Q. of mitdelrtis, rrcpows to vary the nsual prerarame'ef ensazl czcacp raentbyciTirs kU rc'n'-l lOcl's OAFE DEPOSIT BANK. -tof IVHw ILLS.

You 'they're here' showy TIAME'TO THE PREMISES, a light red cow. with small white spot on, the forehead. -4 The FOTTsvTXt, March 28th, NOTICE TO STOClOlOLDEEa Notice la hereby riven that a meeting e-f the owner can oare uw same dt acniywe jjujuo -The mannfsrture. aata, vt ksephurforsale'el Intoxicating -Uqaor- for other, parposes than as a beverage be allowed in aoeh manner only aa saar be rreeeriond by lwi iThe (it THE ORPHANS' COCET OF 9 JL COUNTY. Jt- rNOnCE-The undersieAairw by.

aaid Court to makarftiotk In the bands of Came d. b. n. of the estate of aaid deeedest, those legany entitled thereto, that he wiil seeet thewn-poae atment at hia office, ia thewfS XMJLtso, uoaictreei uaruon, ana paying- tor ever Fashion -trails or. Ahd the priced hang Hhe ripe' wheat heddi.

-1 erat Aatnwy sh-U. at'the hrt eesstossu- Btoeknoiden or tiie iana wiu Be neJd at the bank-Iv hotne on MONDAY, THE FIRST DAY-a-OF JULY. NEXT, between the hoars of and 12 o'clock a. to vote for or alnst the rropr-' 0. ko, jy tvwuoj? a nuopuoQ oi vaxt arueie ot the Qet-cttJtnv enact laws iuats peaals tit its e.r3rt3j-t.

'3 r-'j i ar.l We have juct evened A tnt eery ci w-o-u ltM. Wilfi, IfWWW mmm 1 1 tmm- c- rttt II ri.

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Years Available:
1884-2004