The Canonsburg Weekly Notes from Canonsburg, Pennsylvania • Page 2

mi, -Am Wfryjaffr- Hp t- BAILBOAD EUMBUNQ8. THE CANONSBURG NOTES. PoMIbl Wwilj it CmoiWj, Pi. Kiiterwl it die postofflc In Csaouskurg, (ur tnuiviuiitniau through the mulls weoud-clsas rates, 9. ZS.

nsS, alitor Mt IPgoytintoi. CARPETS, OIL CLOTH AliO WALL PAPER AT i THE AECADEI ALL OYP TEE 00UB7Y. John Carlisle, of Hickory, died very suddenly on Tuesday, the 20th, aged about 80 year. liad boyi recently threw stoues through the windows of the i'resbyterian church at Coal Center. Thieves are raiding the smoke-houses down iu the eastern end of tliecounty, One man had S3Ji worth of meat taken.

tev. (iibson, we understand, has accepted the call to Pigeon Creek 1'resbyteriau church, to take charge about Muy 1, The Washington county Kepublieuu pri 'torn- SEES, THESE AND EL8EWBESE. Waynesburg has organized lire com-pany. Soon the festive candidate will lake to the road Pittsburg has about 25,000 children enrolled iu her public schools. The frame work of Clark Wilsou's new house, on Wert College street, is up.

Kt-l'osl master Stocking, of Washington, is a prospective candidate for the legislature. Take a few shares of stocks iu the uew railroad and thus help this great enterprise along. The Uuiuntown Jirpublimn Siandtird has eutered upon its 02d year, tt is good paper. After the first of April our stores will remain opeu iu the evening until eight o'clock. Wm.

A. of Krauklin township, Hepublicau cnudidate for sheriff, in town on Friday. The VviirUi- estimates the amount of money sent from Counellsville to the Louisiana lottery at $400, Nathan Brown, of Cecil township, claims to have caught 16 gallons of sugar water from two trees in one night. We Have in Stock a Full Line of Grades A.11 At Prices From 15 CENTS TO $1,00 PER YARD! EXTRA VALUES AT 40c, 45c, 50o and 55c PER YARD. Several patterns have been sold out and duplicates received, which convinces us that our prices are right and designs and quality the best.

NEW DESIGNS IN WALL PAPER ANJ CEILING- DECORATIONS Kotul.v lor Hpi'iuv l'viule tit PRICES LOWER THAN EVER BEFORE OFFERED MATTING, RUGS ALL AND OIL CLOTH! PIllCES. Lace C-cLiirbadELS USTe'bs I NEW DESIUXN. Few Vaota Goootruin tha w. 4k I. L.

Railroad. The Wheeling, and State I.lne ltidlroad company tiai now been per-maneotly organised and li ready to move forward in the construction of a road from Wheeling to I'itlsbnrg. The uouinanr baa the right under an ordinance recently passed by the city councils of Wheeling to enter the city liuiita and to use the great railroad bridge which capitalists, with the aid of the city of Wheeling aud Ohio county, Weat are going to build across the Ohio river at Wheeling. The company aay they will go ahead aud build the road, provided the proper amount of local aid la forthcoming, and that unless said aid ia had the road will not go through. The roudr if built, will cross Washington county from east to west, and will add very materially to the value of a large number of Washington county firms and afford transportation facilities to the western part of the county, while in this rcgiou it will give us a competiug line, and thus give us better freight rates aud induce manufacturers to locate here and get the advantage of our immense supplies of Nature's own fuel.

To help the new road is to help ourselves. Let us catch on to the procession before it is toy late. The Strlke'a Cost. Momiiibuhvln llopiiblietii. There are Borne peculiar strikes on the river.

At Kisher's, some eight days ago, the drivers struck for an advance of live cents a day. They were getting 1' 45a day and asked $2 50. Old Kugle, Cincinnati, Garlield mid Peterson are paying 35, The drivers ask for what they call Walton's price. For every day lout they would have to work days' to make up the advance, and they have now lost eight days. Hut that is not all.

Xearly 200 miners are thrown out of work, say 1000 duvs' work as 2 25 per dav, or three thousand six hundred dollars lost to active labor, on the stand-out of the drivers. Of course this is the money side of the (location only, and does not touch the principle involved, which is a matter belonging lot lie men who are acting, and to them alone. As the run promises to bo a short one, it is sorrowful to see such a fearful cost paid for the sake of what is right and justice in the eyes of the workingmen. Surely sonic policy of concession would have been better than this, from the one side or the other. The Effect of a Steady Blaze.

News. Many persons who use natural gas in their houses often forget the cumulative effect of a blaze night and day. A fire that may be harmless in a grate or stove, if extinguished at intervals or slacked, would," if allowed to hum without intermission, become dangerous. A constant dropping of water will wear through a rock, and a steady ray of moderate heat allowing the object it strikes no chance to cool will in time set tire to it. This cumulative force is sometimes terribly illustrated in the use of opiates.

A dose of morphine may be administered to allay suffering; it takes no effect and lies dormant in the system for hours; another is given with similar result; but the third calls into action the previous doses, the effect of which is fatal. A gns jet that never allows the object to cool off is liable to set any wood work iu the vicinity in a blaze at anv time. A Good Idea. (lentils of Liberty. Since the time is at hand for nominating candidates for assembly, and several of our citizens will ask the support of the voters for office, wouldn't it be better, instead of the old way of running around and shak ing bauds with them and talking) them, 1 for the candidates to write out aud publish in the newspapers, 'that voters may read at their leisure, their views as to what legislation is needed at this time.

They could give their views much fully itt this way, and no newspaper would think of charging for the space they would use in giving ttieir views of laws existing and needed, because it would be real live, interesting reading matter. We are thoroughly convinced in our mind that this method would be more satisfactory to the intelligent voter than the old way. She Speaka Out. Mrs. Iielva Lock wood, of Washington, who once ran for president, and is again spoken of as the female suffrage candidate this year, is giving out some idea of the ppiicy of which she approves by publish- i ing her views upon the fisheries treaty, the foreign relations of the government, commercial reciprocity, and international ar-bitratiou.

She is ready to offer her opinions upon such quesions more frankly than any other prospective candidate. Ijivi Tif 17.,. ut in Xema, Ohio, they havu a duck that lays tinted eggs, reJ, green and blue, etc. This is a valuable kind of a duck to 1 have, especially about Easter times, I inning uic rjjgu tur uiai i cam requires Dom patience and time. We would advise our poultry fanciers to get bold of this new breed." We think thev would And a good demand for the eggs.

THE HEWS IN QEKEBAL luring the year 18K7riredestroyed 13,. 303 worth of property in Pittsburg. Ohio Democrats will hold their slate convention in I lavton on the loth and Kith of May. A effort is being made to defeat Thomas Coojter for re-election to the position of chairman of the Republican state committee. A bill has been passed by the senate re-ducinff th nmii0nn.M.ts roots, scions, etc, to one cent per four ounces, I he Tear ISi is riven as llie lint ilia ILi.

Kibl i I nmorr or niijUMirva ir. ni.iii.ir. .1 iuuuttj niur i me iraue auring mat perioJ is estimated at $-500. new military rccruitine bill ia pro. yomed in i'raucc, subjecting all cititens to yran aervK, eicmutiif certain cUkh and subjecting thstn to tax, which will I I a to to OflM-OppoilU Bhsroiu Boih, Pik Up Stain, bTIIHC'RU'TN TliKMS.

IWMIIIAIILV Ik Ouu Yi'iir 74 Cent, HiK Mouths Cent. I'liree Months 1 C'cmW. In ul i'ii of fifteen mid uvr, one yeiir. HO Cents, Wugle Cory, Two CViii. A blue opposite yimr luunu uu tbu uiaruiii of the imper Indicates that your subscription liner plred.

rules' promptly renewed the paper will lo discontinued. i'lio eilUortiiHclalm nil r'HpunsibLllty for opiulong expressed by oorresiKiiHlcut. MAKC1I 20, 1888. The Kopublionns of Iowa held their state convention on Wodmwduy of last week and endorsed their "favorite son," Senator Allison, for the presi-deuey. Last week a thunder rtonu visited the national capital and some of the members of congress aver that halls of Hue lire danced around the halls of congress ina manner that was calculated In make ncongrcusioiiul record.

It is to ho hoped that the scare may he productive of good fruits. ls' Tiiii lower house of congress the committee on the revision or the laws has decided by almost a unanimous vote to report a joint resolution proposing an amendment to the constitution for the election of United States senators by the direct votes of the people. Wo are in favor of the reform and believe it will materialize inside of a few years. Tun people of tic northwest had scarcely got througli laughing at the eastern people wrestlflig with a blizzard until one struck them with full force, Mocking the railroads i all directions and playing havoc generally. But the people up in Dakota could not be blamed for indulging in mirth at the expense of the people of the east it was the one opportunity of a life time, and of course had to be improved.

Mu. United, States minister tu Mexico, at a recent banquet in the Mexican capital, informed the Mexicans that the United States would be opposed to the overthrow of liberalism in Mexico, but that this country could not be opposed to "reactionary movements" in the land of the Montezuma. In the interest of common sense we would like to inquire, What business has the minister of the United States to be inflicting advice upon the Mexicans? The Mexicans have the right to set up any form of a government they see proper, without any dictation frdfti us. Who appointed the United States the guardian of Mexico? Home people are of the opinion that it does not matter whether the people of this place and vicinity do anything for the Wheeling, Wellsburg State Line railroad or not; that it will be built at any rate. People who talk in that way are mistaken in fact, do not know what they are talking about.

We are convinced from what we know of the project that unless- the people show a disposition to be generous, and are willing to do something, the road will not lie built. But on the other hand i the people do their part the company will do theirs, and the road will be built. Now iet everybody show a willingness to do what they can, and thus secure the success of this great enterprise. A New Kind of Catechism. Commercial (laaette.

Among other good tilings the liev. Dr. I. X. Iliiyg said in his lecture Thursday night was this "When we were a boy we considered it a great ordeal to be put through the Shorter Catechism by a no means lenient pastor, but our discomfort must have been happiness compared with the sensations that torment the unhappy license applicant while beiug catechised so mercilessly at the hands of Judges Kwing mil White." After their experience in this license court the liiUor dealer might have the proceedings compiled for future study under the title of "The Saloonkeeper's to a License, or what Treatment May be Expected from Judges Kwing and White." It is safe in saying that hcre-iifter very few men will be found with the etlrontery to ask for license after having disobeyed the laws when they had license.

In Favor of Weeklies. lr. Ii. II. Warner, who spends annually iu advertising what would be a large fortune to almost any man, recently said that he regarded the weekly paper as the surest lu repay judicious expenditureof all classes of newspaper publications.

"1 would rather have a hundred thousand weekly circulation," said he, "than 250,000 daily." The readers of a daily paper rarely read it through. It is glanced over. The salient I points of news are indicated by big bead lines, and these are read through. Then it is thrown away, ltut with a weekly it ii different. In the country, where a family takes one or two weekly papers, every word and every line of it is read over aud over again.

Advertising in such a medium is sure to be remunerative. It is sure to be read nluch i the tirst consideration, and leads to the purchase of any commodity advertised." The PrMidential Lirhtmnr. i Mr.Miio!'-Telm-ar. I ne iicuinimr which struck me ranuui i at waamuglon yesterday was no ot the I pmkieutial variety. 1 1 seemed to be pin ning for candidate, neTertheleaK, for it "truck where tliey were more Duueroua haa ia auy other of ihisstar-sitauglcil xmiitrj; I nrtunatvl uo Incs wt-re tuU no booms tcorciied, bat an assorted i V.

36 maries will be held Wednesday April 11 the convention, Friday, April 111, at 11 o'clock A. M. The Washington Glass Works company bought the Ituple lot containing one aud a half acres on West Maiden street, Washington, for saooo. The lioomei utiji says There are only live prisoners in jail at the present time. This is less than it has been auy time 'during Hemphill's term.

li'. Henry McDonough. of Somerset township, has made an assignment to John A. Barr and Thomas Mclmnough, for the benefit of his creditors. John F.

Cooper, who has been living iu Washington for several years past, will return to his farm iu Fnllowfield township about the tirst of April The 'alky savs Tunis Car rol, of West I'ikerun township, was found dead iu his sheep shed on Monday afternoon last, aged about 72 years. Apoplexy was the cause of his death. He leaves a large family of grown-up children to mourn his loss. At the Burr sale, St. Cloud, horses sold from $125 to $180 J.

B. McDonough bought a Chester sow aud pigs for $40; cows sold at 50. Mr. Barr will move to Canonsbnrg, April 1, and Ltavid Freeland, of l)unningsvillc, takes the farm in the spring. The Monongahela Rtpublirun says Mr.

Frank Collins, of this city, has recived the contract to build fifteen blocks of houses, and a store room for O'Xeil, Peterson attheirnew works, opposite Shire Oaks. Work will be commenced as soon as the weather settles. Tom liobison, of California, this county, got on a big drunk recently aud tried to run the town. While engaged iu this pleasant pastime tm officer appeared on the scene and tried to arrest him. Kobi- son assaulted the officer, striking him a blow on the head, lie was linally arml(ej anj wa8 Bjvcn hearing which re- suited in his being held iu the sum of for his appearance at court.

Rule of Court on Liquor Licenses. The rule of court regulating the presentations of petitions or remonstrances is as follows: All persons presenting written or printed petitions in support of an application or remonstrance against the same must be prepared to establish the fact that the parties, whose names are subscribed to said petitions or remonstrances, signed the same in their own proper persons since the application in support or against which they are offered was filed in the clerk's office; and further, that said parties are at the time of the hearing residents of the ward, borough or township where the applicant wishes to carry ou business under his license. And all such petitions and remonstrances must be tiled with tire clerk not later than the Saturday immediately preceding the third Thursday of April. Badeau was Different. l'hiliidelpliis Press, If Adam Uadeau's claim upon General Grant for 30,000 were entirely just the average man would willingly have forfeited it rather than provoke that dignified, calm, reproachful letter from hissickroom.

It was a rebuke under which a man of sensitive instincts would have shrunk in con fusion and humiliation. His LliiAWii.u'K. Would-be Author My greatest difficulty is lack of speed in writing. My ideas flow faster than my ink. Cynical Acquaintance It is indeed a misfortune that your ideas should thus escape you, for I have noticed their paucity in your book.

What it is Fob. An electric contribution box is a recent invention. His probably designed to shock the penurious into due recognition of its demands. "Who mi) you say is to be the next president?" "Oh! Tdon't know and don't care. I'm not looking for presidents I'm huutine fora nain-remedv." "Ah.

vou've oulv to ask at the next corner for Salva tion Oil, it kills pain every time." To-Niftht and To-Morrow Night, Aud each day and night during this week you can get at any drug store Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs, ac- nitulplarpfl In lw (lio ever aow tor the cure of Loiiflis, Croup, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Asthma and Consumption. Get a bottle (Wo-y and keep it always in the bouse, so vou can cjeck your Price to cents and bottles free. JO-ly Greenhouse 1.1ZZIE Cr. UA11NETT, CESTItAt, AvtNTK. I'lanl" and tut Kluweni fur mlr.

If vuii waul fivili, relinltle ear.lcn n-eiis. call on inc. tt I will keep a "iiH'ly of Ileiifivnoirt 't-ds. taiilifluwrr suit Touiatu 1'lant nii'lv as oii the weather will permit their beinctraiisflniitcd the oien grouutl. CEI.F.HY rusrs MK.Wr lirjI LY I.

Anything not kept in rtork procured on "hurt ice. Urdera by mail promptly attended to. 11 lTtf RICHLY read" bis sre those who ami then art thev nmi nonoraiilp employment that will not take them from their home and families. The profits are larre ami sure for every industrious ier many have made and are now nuking several hundred dollars a month. It ia easy for any one to make and upwanl per day, alto is willin to work.

Kither sex. roiuia or old capital not needed: we start yn. Kventbinr new. No siiccial ability necleil; you, reader, can do it as well as one. Write to us at owe for full irtienlars.

food. Maine. wDH'H we mail tree. AildreM iHinson A fort- K-Ur roaaoA witvm, I AIXTIOXKEK. CANON8BURO, tffrn himself to the t-wMie as so aaetioaear for rtml and parsonal prapeny.

rterial attcatim i THE COMMON SENSE LIFT AND FORCE PUMP Mukvi ii eonipkMc Fire tet'iirt muiit for niijr Country Homo out of cuihiiioii wood iuni, very mimll cost. Worth Fifty Times itn cost if you need it to put out a tins uml extremely Unruly fur lotH of other tlihiK. Kenily fur notion in one ciulith of iiilimle. F.nei'Ketic ImsiiMW men who will gixn it propur attention are wanted tu hnndlo this 11111110 in every town in I'eiinsjiviiiiM, New Jersey, MiiryliiiKI. pehiwiiro, Yii'Kiiiia and North Caielina, mid will be aeeordeil eolitrol of suitublo territory nut already occupied.

CHAS. C. BLATCHLEY, A A II It Of all Sizes snil StyV of Wood I'uihiin. Oflicei 25 N. E.

CITY HALL SQUAWS. Opposite llroiul St. Station, P. 11. SfieowM PA.

GOWERN ietiiri'is of 0AEEIAGES, PHAETONS, BUGGIES, Buck Whkoiis, Spring AViifcons ninl the Celebrated Miillinllniid Spring Vehicles. kiml uf t'nrriitae ami Uoail Wugun Hc-1'iiirs promptly done. CANONSBUltG, 18 PA. HEACEN COWDEN Would ii to lie people of this seetion of (lie county that tliey are still at the old stand on Pike street, where they nre still hnndliiiK a full line of KVKRYTIIING IN THE GKOCEKV AND PROVISION LINK, Aud lire selling tit prices that are extremely low, when the. quality of the good is taken into consideration.

All the leading brands of ItOLI.ER FLOUR Always in stock-. Highest market, prices paid for Good Country Produce. Remember that we are still to e.velmtige goods for the "dollar of the daddies." HEAGF.N COWDEN, Pike Street, 27tf I'iiiinnxhiirg. "Th Greatest; Onrv 5jrth tnw Pl. Win icwtiiiMB mucKiT man any other known rem ('welliugs, fitiir Ntvlc, BruisPH, Burnji, Heal da.

Cuts, Luruba-pn, rioqrlNv, rof. FTwt-tiitwi, hfu-korho, Quinsy, Sort- Thront, Sciatica. tVnuntl, Htatiacho, Toothache. Spraiim. n.

price iv itncuranrism. ahum ct. a Dome. Kohl hy all ilnitrsristA ern Ulno Salwtion OU hcwni mr IVffistcrrri TradA-Marlr. anrl mir rig-natnr, a.

O. Meyer to, Solel femnke Lange's Cubeb Cisnrottes, for Ta-lari'hl-l'rice 10 by all Druggists. "2 ty eow Caveat, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all l'atcnt bneiuuss conducted for asoileratc ees. Our Olllre OppoRilc I H. fatent Office.

We hare no snb agencies, all direct, hence can transact patent business in leni time and at less cost tliau those remote from Scml Tncdol, or with di-tcrlp-tion. We alviso it patental'le or not, free of tharfe. Oar fee not flue till patent is secured. A nook, How to Obtain rate Ms." with refetk encca to actual clients in your State, county, ot town, sent free. Address, C.

A. SNOW CO. Opposite I'ateat ODIre, Washlagloa, D. C. aTw.

cumminsT tirtiuneer ind Real F.ttale igesi, council's Penn's. Hat iiift sold iuy store and rloswl out other business I will give my entire attention to the advertising anil selling of real and personal property. Money to loan on good security. Bills furnished when di-sired. All rorrcsiiondriice promptly i answered.

All orders left at The Notes office ill receive prompt attention. A. W. I i MeVouncll's Mills. Pa PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING -AT- I' 3 I Mr.

Paul, one ot the directors of the Wheeling, Wellsburg and State Line Kail-road company, was iu town ou Thursday. Beaver eouutv soldiers aud citizens have sent to congress a petitiou CO feet long ask-ing for the passage of the per diem pension bill, Jos. Clumpett, the shoemaker, cau now be found on Jefferson avenue, iu the room formerly occupied by Chris Henderson as a barber shop. Miss Nettie Fee, of Cherokee county, Iowa, who is a student of New Wilmington college, this state, is visitiug friends in this place and vicinity. The warm weather of the lirst of last week was followed by a cold snap that chilled the marrow in the bones.

"Winter lingering in the lap," etc. Last year a great deal of plowing was done in this region in March not much done this year. With the ground 10 inches deep the plow does not ruu worth a cent. We are indebted to C. L.

Keed, formerly of Cecil, for a copy of the Pasadena, California, JMilji Sim: The number sent us is the boom ediiion and it is simply immense. At a meeting of the directors of the West- era I'eungylvama agricultural association, held ou the 10th, the time for holdinff the next fair 5, 0 aud 7 was changed to Sepleniper 1888. Talk up and work up the new railroad, fellow-citizens. That is the wise thing to do. If we show ourselves to be in earnest in the matter we will get the road.

Let us catch the boom and pull it into town. J. W. Auld, of Sail Antonio, Texas, aud formerly of Washington, was in Pittsburg last week. The sheep raising company he is forming has been offered 110,220 acres of rich valley laud near Cohula for 30 cents an acre.

Hy the act of une 13, 1887, the govern-or is authorized to appoint one pupil in each county who may enjoy a free scholarship for two years at the Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art at Philadelphia. The residence of Kev John K. Paxton, I)- of New York, came near being destroyed by fire a few days ago. Some drapery around the mantel shelf in the study caught fire and in extinguishing it the doctor had his lingers burned severely. Uniontown is offered natural jgas at cost and the papers are urging the people to ac cept the gas aud thus boom the towu.

One thing is sure, the town that does not shove out in these times will be found at the tail end of the procession in a few years. The following is from the Waynesburg Mauenyer The boy who kills skunks all day shouldn't occupy the seat nearest the stove in a crowded auction room all Even if he "don't bid anything," he loses scents innumerable, and his loss ain't anybody else's gain, either. Samuel McLain, whose pardon was recommended last week, is serving the last of a ten years' sentence for the murder of Samuel Hunter, a 13-year-old boy, near liraddock in 187V. lie was cjuvicted on the testimony of Theodore Gross, a negro, jointly indicted with him, while Samuel Ueisel, another defendant, was acquitted. Francis Marion, a Prownsville black smith, has invented a machine which does away with the necessity of removing the shoes from the horse in order to sharpen or retoe them.

The machine, which is easily handled, forces a toe on a shoe from the cold iron and the operation of re-j sharpening a horse all around requires but a few minutes. a few minutes. At the coining couuty centennial celebra- ''on Allegheny county the committee Impose-to have all the old methods of travel in viwue in the erlv times of the 11 i rountr representee, tmc oi me most novel and interesting will be the old canal boaU onne 'ere alm08t mode of conveyance for passengers and freight east and west. The llwutrraitq wants a new court-house and wants the contract given to a Wash- ington man and wants Washington mechanics to do the work. Now that would be good thing for Washington but how about the farmers who are to make the money to pay for it, with wool at 28 cents pound and wheat 7" and 80 cents a bushel? We move to lay the motion on the tabic.

The home paper is the poor man's library and the children's fount of knowledge. Books soon become monotonous to children. PsIer' Paren oon aiscover now much taster their children increase their (r ni tnoviHii'c it in imh ntiiv a wevk ami is looked for as a promised pres. enl. Subscribe for Tat Vntfl ami ace if this is not the case.

lit; Mir lie, heard that there was aii end all things bail there sevrued to be none I his von-'b. He chanced his mind two i days later, alter using only me butde i I a I If a to li.it win any botfc WLook over our stock and oe convinced that we have C. GREENSIDE AVENUE G-EOCEEY I Headquarters for nil of the best brands of Choice Groceries That nre to be found iu a firsMass store, aud where VOII nre sure to the ltirirest disfittint. nit your mighty dollar by investing in some of the fol lowing articles: The Best Roller Flour, Buckwheat Flour, Sugar, Corn Meal, Canned Goods, Tomatoes, Peaches, Raspberries, Peas, String Beans, Corn, Pie Pumpkins, Sardines. Salmon Fish, Dried Peaches, Prunes, Raisins, Currants, Riee, llenns, Dried Corn, Preserves ami Apple Butter Toilet.

Washingnnd Scorning Soaps. Full Hue line brands of Tobacco and Cigars. County Produce a Specialty. M'PEAKK BROS. II.CHILDS&GO., PITTSBURGH, OFFER TO Till: Tit AIM.

THE BEST $3.00 SHOES I Till: MWtKKT. maim: ix Button, English Bals A Imitation Lace Congress, Frewa th BEST CALF UK IMS, wilk) EXCWE TOPS, ROLG I.EATHEB rOt'ftTKltS, ersrf ialr warraateal. 27 ly W. H. DUNLAP, at mi: EAST EM VROCKRV.

and best assortment of everything in the grocery ie iw line that he has ever had since he started in the grocery business. He has always on hand a good assortment or Boiler Flour, 8ngr, Coffee, Tea, Molasses, Canned Goods, ouch as Tomatoes, Several Brands of Canned Corn, Pie Pumpkin. Blackberries, Peaches, Peas, Salmon, Core Oysters, oc Evaporated ana Dried Fraits, Apple Batter, Jtiac Meat, Preaerre, Jellies, Corn XmI, Backwheat, Maple Melawe, Qieeaewan, Wood- eawin, And ever. thing usually k-pt in a trst-elan groeerv. tf 171 Kat Pilre Ftreel, Cansbarg.

THIS PAPEB of before making your purchases just what we advertise. ST. NICHOLAS For Young Folks. SI XCK it? first issua, in th? ninKHziue bin inaintained.with undisputed recouiiition, the position it took at. the beginning, that of lii'ing the most excellent juvenile periodical ever printed.

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Mrs. Burnett's short serial will be, the editor says, a worthy successor to her famous Little Lord ranntleroy," which appeared in St. Nicholas. Why not try St. Nicholas this year for the yonag people jn the honse 7 Begin with the Hovemher nnmber.

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