The Daily Republican from Monongahela, Pennsylvania • Page 4

Bellevemon The Daily Republican. Special to the Ladies. yy 8.SHEPLER. NEW DRUG STORE. Medicines, Drugs, Varnishes, Oil All Fresh and New.

Finest Segars in Market, Une sotle.t sets, Perfumery in fancy cases, 1 oilet accessories and soaps, -Neoiride. brushes and combs, Druggists Sundries and Fancy Goods. Call and see them. Monomsahela Cltv. Pa.

Laid to Rest. After a lingering and prostrating illness of many months Mrs. Joskfhixk Gibbs, is to-day laid to rest. Mrs. Gibbs was born in 1851, in the house where her father, Mr.

Win. Coulter, now liyes. and was 38 years of age when she died. She leaves a husband, Mr. James T.

Gibbs, and a son and daughter, to mourn their Km. She was an upright and conscientious member of the Methodist church and passed away to rest in the full hope of realizing a blessed and peaceful reward HAS. H. HOFFMANN DKAI.Kli IN FAMILY GROCERIES, pvodtcn. bed-iiookTiwes at NO, 228 MAIS STREET, Room formerly: occupied liy V.

If. Anson. Country Produce BOUGHT AND SOLI). Wo were shocked at the announce ment in the Daily of the sad death of my old friend John Watkins. We knew John Ions and well.

He was born, if we are not mistaken, in the old house that stood near the old mill on Pigeon Creek, formerly owned by Abram Van Voorhis. He wa3 the son A- VVatkin woll known half ren- ot alKllls' wen mown nan cen- tury ago. At the time of his death we think he lived on the Island, where his wifn aaADA Wm Thnrntnn II I1W i si a i tWHU -a. a wei'R hrnthers of John. John and William were i lass-blowers well known to your citizens, J.

S. Markell, Cyrus Underwood and others, of long ago. Thornton married Eliza, daughter of Abram Van Voorhis, who died in the old house that stood on the site of John Van Voorhis' present residence. Thorn ton started to California over land and fell on the way; where his body is buri ed none can tell. John married Miss Eliza Warne.

He built and lived for a time ia the house now occupied by A. D. O'Donovan. He moved in or '5G to the vicinity of Parkersburg, West Va, From there to Missouri. He was an honest and upright man, and we trust in death he found a rich inheri- tance.

One by one the old landmarks pass away. Nottingham. School No, 1, Miss Flo Gamble teacher, closed a few days ago with an examination which rellected much cred upon the children as well as upon M'ss Gamble who is a very successful teacher Miss badie Bratteu closed her school. No. 3, with an examination, picnic, dinner and good time generally.

Al though Miss li. has rendered entire satisfaction it is rumored that she will not return to this school as a certain bachelor in the board is opposed to h(!" teaching any longer Mutterings are heard concerning the resumption of toll-taking at the middle Kate, which seem to be justified in the act that portions of the pike between Ginger Hill and Clokey have. not been repaired for twenty years. Among the petitions for roads con firmed by the Court are the following A road, in Nottingham, to lead from near Blackenbuhler's tannery to near the line between farms of James Mor- rison and Nelson Boyd. A road, in West Bethlehem, from near Dayid McGinn's to where the pub- lie road crosses a little run near said McGinn's Change in road, in West Bethlehem, not yet opened from near east branch Daniel's run on the Hillsboro and Waynesburg road.

A road in Fallowlield. from a white oak tree on E. and J. K. Headers farm to a blacksmith shop in Jonestown.

The petition for a bridge oyer Min- g0 creek on lands of Moses Scott, in Carrol township, has been confirmed Popular Names on the River, nrown must nnmilar n91np riVer; hcre'are the names of a few boats of that name, viz: S. S. Brown, Sam Brown. Jim Brown, Alice Brown, Harry Brown, Nellie Brown, Paris C. Brown.

Wood. have John A. Wood, Jim Wood, Samuel L. Wood, B. D.

Wood, Lulu Wood, Wm. M. Wood. Walton. Joseph Walton.

John V. Wal ton, Nellie Walton. Henry Pickering. The death of Mr. Henry Pickering, New Eagle coaj workSi is announc.

in to-dav's naner. Mr. Pickerino- i r-- ha8 been afflicted with asthma and heart di8ease for several yeiirs past. He has been a hard worker, and re- 8pected in the community as a good citizen and pleasant neighbor for man years Bain by some to be the greatest temperance talker on this round earth A compile tit guaranteed and per i i i Kien ueiure leaving at Mrs tarquhar's, CHirai DIOCK. -'1-Jt.

TI1B TfnM in VaMnnnl Democratic Convention will come in roy. style. They will all, as well as the al- temates, wear high white hats. A Dallas "rftS9 wilt come along. Their head 'iwarters have been ciiRaged at the Grand nl flrt A ntmnlnl tntntl rt tn Iin fnKnii unw "nuiiroi wagon win accompany mem la In (1m The foot race announced to come off Tuesday evening resulted in a forfeiture 1118 taKes, one of the principals rtpclln hi run on account oi an eiigngemeui ft acquaintance.

Va re In Mr. Fallowfleld. for a lot of new tmUtop. his own raisingor rather of his father, hnlc and hearty old gcntlemnn of about ty summers. They are perfect "mash- for timo of 'lh ruin iiiu'vuniMt i nnvil ll in I 1 I Yniilt between Cleveland and lliivanl.

Ohio dings to Tilden, with Thurman second choice. is CHILI. W. HAZZAIID, EDITOR PUBLISHER MONONGAHELA CITY. PA.

TERMS. Two cents per copy; or ten cents week delivered by carrier. atwrhtistvo kates; For transient ad- vertisers 5 cents a line; to regular customers centstan inch per day. Local notices one Cent a word. 1 omicai.

Cleveland Leader (Kep) The Dem- ocratc majority in Congress may be very anxious to adjourn before the Bourbon convention at Chicago, but the country is far more impatient to have Congress quit. St. Louis Globe-Democrat Cleveland is confidently proclaimed to be Tilden's choice, and at this mo- ment his star is certainly rising. But it is yet true, with Bayard, Payne, Hoadly, and McDonald above the ho- rizon. that "doubtful things are mighty uncertain." Nebraska Stale Journal At the meeting of the New York and Bos- ton kickers the other day, Georgfc Wil- liani Curtus was called to the chair and made an exhortation to the faith ful.

He said "We must all hang to aether." Now. for a lot of kickers to try to agree and "hang together" is a little absurd. The first principle of a tuorougbred kicker is that he won't hang to-gether with anybody unless he can have his own way. Galveston News (Dem.1: If the Tilden declination should open the 7 1 eyes of Democratic leaders to the na- ture and greatness of the danger into which the party has been led, the par- ty will fortunately escape the snare. But if the Tilden delegates already selected and instructed are infected with iealousv of tariff reform, if the Tilden movement meant a dodge of a tf that issue, unity, concord, and the de- feat of James G.

Blaine are not assured. It will be dillicult to remove the im- pression of carefully prepared treachery in the Tilden movement. Whoever in that movement does not admit that fie was deceived, must admit that he himself practiced to deceive or was guilty of a hasty, inconsiderate, whol- ly mistaken in pol- Hies is as dangerous as deceit. Galveston (Texas) News Ihe New loik out is the father of the I Flower boom, and there is hardly a Uoubt that Mr. bamuel J.

Kandall is Mr. Dana's first choice of those promi- neatly mentioned for the Presidency. It ia not possible, then, that Flower is merely a Kandall stool-pigeon, set up for the purpose of holding the New iorK delegation togetner in readiness to cast its vote solidly for Kandall at the proper time? That Mr. Kandall lias traps set to catch the nomination there is no reason to doubt. Kandall is known to be a warm personal friend of Mr.

laden, and perhaps Tilden's declination was kept back to the last uiuuicut iui u.c purpose oi giving me Kandallitcs a chance, through Flower, to get in their work ia New York. Chicago Inter Ocean: The indica- tions now point to Cleveland and Car- lisle or Cleveland and Hoadly as the probable representatives of the senti mental, free trade, highly reformatory wing of the Democratic party, and to Samuel J. Kandall, with perhaps Dan iel W. Voorhees, John M. Palmer, or Lyman Trumbull, as a representative of what some people are pleased to call the "machine methods." the great i uusinew monopolies, me capitalistic state," and the party experience and ui me iwmuurnie party, nr.

Randall's organizers are the first to open weir neaaquarwrs in wis city, Tl. .1 1 men unuuer in ua me outer wans oi the Commercial Hotel already, and whoever else may come late, Mr. Ran- dall is on time. It is easy to see that, as between these two seats of candi- i dates. Cleveland and Hoadlv would have the timid advantage of having no "I National record, and therefore of be- ne vague and indefinite.

What the llamnnroz.tr I. Kum, wujo nurU-H or W0116 1I'L4 I elephant who has never participated in reaerai legislation, ana has there- fore never voted or spoken upon war questions, slavery questions, negro questions, soldier questions, debt ques- I tions tann ana revenue questions, river and harbor lh nw the post-ollice. the railroads, or any- thing else relating to the National leg- islation of the last thirty years. Such a dummv thev have in Cleveland. 01 Most everybody has heard about the I I I I BiiipwrucKeu auu cam away unconscious upon an unknown coast.

uen ne revived ne lotinu nimseii sur of ta a rounded by a strange people. "Have a yez a government. I "Wg have, sir," replie.l one, "and an excel- Innl irnvornninnf la ll'ull 'I I i. I hVAlA hit I llO IMiXn JMCttirn urn trfiinrr off already. His temperance talk Is I said to Im a marvelous burst of poetic fervor.

I tis of ed al I'll nl, "in of iilm fur ed KENNEDY STEPHENS, -DEALERS IN- Agricultural Implements, Phosphates. Seeds, Fence Wire, Mosonoahela Crrr, Pa. STOCKDALE BALDWIN MONONGAHELA. CITY EXPRESS; Will do all kinds of hauling promptly to order. Baggage to ami from all trains.

Wash OKY S1KAW for tilling ticks always on hands. Hed tickscalled for and delivered filled, l'rices reasonable. STOCKDALE BALDWIN. Monoimahela City. May 21.

1-JOBINSON'SMEAT MAKKET, XV THIltD WAltD MAIN STKEKT. 1' t'esh meats daily, preserved in our New Pat ent Ice Itcnm. liest cuts at lowest caahrates. CALL AND SEE iat bargains are to be had i.i the Hi notions, at Sanders's 5 and 10 Cent Store. Creat variety at lowest prices.

Let those now buy, who never bought before And those that always bought now buy the more. Try Our IIomc-Maile Bread. M. SANDERS, K'o. 120 Main Street, Monongaliela City, The bid Reliable Is now making a SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF BREAD which will be on sale at Joseph Nelderlander's Oonleclionery, B.

Patterson's Odd fellows jiulldlng, Ceo. A. Keller's (irocery. Kirst Ward, tiood Sweet Hread. No Chemicals.

at the Old Reliable Third Ward liakery. llrown Bread a specialty. DAVID ADAMS. City, March 20. 1884.

liliJP Send six cents lor nostairn and receive free, a costly box ot goods which will heln either sex, to more nionev right awav than anvthing else in this world. Hurt lines await the workers absolutely sure ai once address Augusta. Maine. April Mil. II.

WILLIAMS, GROCER, '-'IS Main Street; Hooin formerly occupied by Michael Uowmau. MONOXOAHIiLA CITY, I'A. T7I DOWNTK, Ili. CiCNTKAL BLOCK Iron ami Hardware. and Clieajiesl PiiRips in Town.

Tin root! 2.1ml snout ine- prlieHlow for rt-liaulH wurk. With VWU I'M 111 exiierience I can guarantee every job. Honse hold hardware, stoves and tin goods at. small margins of proill Farm tools and plows. li.

DOWNJCK. Mo.i.;aiiki,a "ki'kk askoma. TION. Meets regularly on the secomi 1 uesday night of each month. Ky order C.

a. WOOD, Chief of the Fire Depart ment. HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY" DIltLCT LINE FOP. KNfiLAND, FKANCE Ail V. I MC StCaillSlllllS Of this Well llimin linu at-a huilt of iron, in water-tight coiiipartmenis, ami are furnished with every requisite to make the passage, both s.ifn mul sirrwi.ui.iu in i ne i niitru niaie.s and r.uiopeaii malls, and leave New York Thursdays and lor Plymouth (London), Cherbourg (Paris) and Hamburg.

lieturiiing, the steamers leave Hamburg on Wednesdays and Suiulas, via Havre, taking passengers from Southampton and London. First Cabin, $to and T0; JJu. Kail road ticket from Plymouth to llristol. Car dilf. London, or to any place in the South ol Kngland FHEK.

Steerage from Europe only $li. for "Tourist liazette." li. n.iiin (ieneral I'assenger Agents, til Broadwav. New York. BLACKSMITH SHOP FOR RENT.

The old Manown stand, one of the oldest and best in the city, will be rented cheap to a good man. F.miuireof W. T. (iKKOti, Monongaliela Cltv, April 31. McAllister's.

GALLERY. Is the place to get your picture, in any style front a erotype to an Oil Painting. Children a Speciality. Copying. Enlarging, and India Ink work at low prices, llavha'sold stand near Peoples Hank.

City, Pa. Ico Cream Every Day. Ice Cream every Fine Confectionery ami Fruit Pest lot of Scgar in Town. All Hie New Brand Tobacco. Ileadcpiarten for Candles.

E. B. CARTER NO. 22t) MAIN STj Monongahela City, Pa. Store Stock Foi On account of the 111 health inemlMT of the linn, and the physician to remain In a in' have determined to sell nut books Notions and Stationer purchaser will be sallslled reason for selllna I a.

slaii.il on good term to the rb a line chance tor my one an established nnd pavl CI I'll F.I Ho City, Cabbage Plai ItMI.OOO Vlck Preinli poller' Imte For Silll' ill 2.) Ct When you ask yourself, "where can 1 do the best; and cet he most for my money" think ot us. and suit the action tothe word bycallinn, We luive he tioods, and thev were bought to sell, and your money Is as Rood as anybody's. CALL AND SEE. Moiionualiela City. Mavii.

Diamond CofFee, -Use No 01 her. PURE SPICES. We pack under our own Urand only nerfect-ly piii'h spices. Tliey are worth to you twice the money the ordinary brands of Spices are. See that, our name Is on every package.

They are, the Cheapest IMTI1K KN'I). ALLUN KIRKPATRICK CO. Wholesale (Irocers and Seed Dealers. i'lTTsnruon. pa.

.1. V. HANK. HANK. MEAT MARKET.

Having formed a partnership of the above named parties, we will continue the meat i.iisiness in all its brunches at. the old stand. Main Street. We feel confident or our ability to furnish the best ol every variety in our line, as low as can ne I on ml elsewhere, ipialil considered, llavii.t; received a liberal share of patron in the past, we hope to nier.t public conli deuce in thefuliiie We invite our old friends and ciiMonii-rs and Ihe public generally, to ftive us a trial and be convinced that tliis is the place to the best value for your money c. hank r.uo.

1 TS-I "back again? In the Larimer Room, MAANJiTREET. WAII SING Takes pleasure in saying to the people of Monoimahela Cil) that he is again in town, and will Im ready to commence the LAUNDRY BUSINESS In All ils Branrliw, on Ki WAH SI NO. tif.O. W. IIA.KX, ATTOItM.V.

No. oy (New No. 4 Cranl street, I'il tsburch. ASSIGN KK'S SALK or RSAL ESTATE. In re voluntary assignnienr of A.

McMurray for benelit of creditors. No. 4iU April term, iss. In pursuance of an order of Court, made in the above slated case, II, lss, allowing the assignee to sell the real ftstatc belonging tos.itd assicned estate, free of liens. I will sell al public sale, on I MCs I Y.

,1 1' I lssi, at VJ o'clock. at the resi.icnce of A. Mc-Murray, Kocky Kidsre slatiim, mi the line of the I'ittsbuigti Southern it. following (Inscribed premises, to wit: All that certain piece of ground situate in Snowdon township, Allegheny county, except lus live acres, which isiu Washington count v. about 'ki acres and and known as the "liocky liidge rami." said farm ad loins la nds of Win.

ami McC'orinack, llobcrt Oonaldsoii, et is described mole fully ill Heed page Mli. ill Keconlei's ollieeof Alleirheiiv oioilv. The farm will be sold as an entirety. Terms of sale: Cash upon delivery of deed, A. I'.

Assignee of A. array. hltldi i.i KACll Ul; (OMP l.W MAKE TI1.K, VVA' JUiIC.lv, ami FIIvE CLAY. Now readv to till orders In anv ilciiiv,) i IV. Address J.

I KKNNKDV, Courtney, Pa. IViin'a. Ilailroad, Monongaliela Division. I.IOU S.W.K. A newilotitile franie cottage, eonlainilig four rooms ami eell.n' in house, situated in ('rail's Plan of lots on vldeie Place.

For further Information iuuiie HANK Meat Market. No. City, UN DERT AKI4 ii7 A. D. O'Poiiovan.

with thirl ve.irs fnorl. oce, uaviiig su leriuieni cil near als oilers his services as FUNERAL DIRICCTOR, I'ith conflilcncc in his obilltv to meet the ishexof irleiuls under every circtimstauce. UNDERTAKING ROOMS, Nearly opposite Keller's Store, Main Street Monongaliela city, Pa. IA-MV Stock III Klinill.ltf nlt.l Una la amm tainly tlie largest In the valley. HOME HOTEL.

PITTSBURG1 If. Facing the Allegheny lilver, I)tt(iH'st)e Wny, lii'twocn Mh ilth Sis TFKMS. 41. .10 tier d.iv. IJuetits from Mix Moiio'igahcla Valley are Invlled to come oiick and try the "Home.

tiood rooms and good table ill tiring you liack It V011 will only come II 1st liuie on Mils Invllcl Ion The best and most liandsomelv HIiiM rated Lite of HI. AIM'; AND Mi, N. lust icadv. colilallilmr the 'lliosl reliable, coiiiiilete nnd chilinr. Kkelch'is of ic liepubllca 11 candidate, now ready ami for sale.

Price Postage free II. II. DAVIS, lime 1, roal lilnft Pa. JUUUlt Ills we sell is III in the mysterious beyond. Cincinnati Coal Market.

-There is an easy tone to the market, and very little demand. Pittsburg afloat is quo table at 6c for Fourth pool. And 7c for good Second pool per bushtl of 2.G8S cubic inches; Kanawha river at 7c, and Pomeroy Prices to consumers are as follows, delivered: Pittsburg, per bushel, or $2 73 0(J per ton; Kanawha river, 10c per bushel, or $2 78 per ton; Ohio river per bushel, or 2 00 per ton; an thracite, 00 per ton. A case of poisoning of a very serious nature is reported as having taken place at Coal Bind', a liH'o. town on lite B.

O. Railroad, near Vurner Station, L'Msttury 'limes. If the Pittsburg papers would copy correctly and give credit to the coun ty press, from which they pilfer and palm oil" on their readers as "special telegrams," they would not tumble into such stupid errors. The Daily- had the account of the poisonhv cor rectly yesterday. The verdict of the coroner's jury on the drowning of Adolph Grenet and Jacob Northdorft, whose bodies were found at Coal Blu II' yesterday, was accidental drownfeig The bodies were so much decomposed that the undertaker could scarcely get them into the coffins.

They were placed in en dins on the river's edge, and conveyed from there to the place of burial. Miss Josephine Florence, of Brownsville, died Wednesday evening, in that town. The funcrol will take place on Friday at 2 p. m. Her many friends in this cily will hear this news with regret.

People who have heard liain say he surpasses John B. Gough as a temperance lecturer. Here on the 27th; reserved seats at Cypher's. Needle work and dress making a specially at Mrs. Farquhars, Central Kit, Reserved seats for the Bain lecture on sale at Cypher's.

Avoid by all means the use of calomel for billious complaints, Ayer's Cathartic Pills, compounded entirely of vegetable ingredients, have been tested for forty years, and are acknowledge to be the best remedy eycr devised for torpidity of the liver, costiyeness, and all derangements of the digestive apparatus. Meetings and THE (i. W. GII.LMOKK BASK BALI. CU excursion to Brownsville, June 28tli, on steam er Stella.

Dancing on board. Leave Motion. eahrla City at 0 a. return after the name. By Ordkk ov the Committee.

It. U. Wheelins Pittsburg Division. Trains leave t'IN I.KYVILLK for toil at .1. in.

5:00. and 7:00 o'clock. t. in. arriving in Washington at 8.W p.

in. Trains leave WASniXOTON at mi 8:44, a. ill. and 12:15 noon, arrivimi at Kinlev- yine ai y.m.an.i 4Ja. m.

and p. m. uuins iMiiy excepi nunuav. I T3 mi 7A 01 V) Cm i tr: fi 1 rVl f-" j- rH pi -r- 3 t- 0) U. ui r- I I CC Ul r- Ki i.l Ul t- e.2 r- -i 10 "5 i ta ui cs ij "2 5 Ci till gpj te VI 3 ui ta gui iu to to ca ui l- Is.

7 Do You Mean Mo? Ves, we mean Just you. I'leaw accept our ronKiiiiulutlons, with tho wish that you tnav live a lotin ttmi. But It you urea ftood liusl. ness man von will prudently make an Investment (or your family aitalnst death. You don't expect to dl nor be killed by an accident -neither do von expect a tire, lint von curry a lira insurance.

Tim Boyul Arcanum a safe, solid, Mutual Insurance Society, pay-IliK I l.ooo in cast of deal li, and costs about it dollar a month. Knnnlre or W. TKICTKUS, NICHOLSON Secreiaiv. cMOARTBERGEr! II3H LlE.Cn R7. A JOHN M.

Corner Alain and Second Streets, MOXONUAUELA OITV, Have just received 'from one of tlie leading liiamifacturfMS of h'oi-Iiesler, New York, headquarters lor Ladies Fine (ioods, a superior line, ot Ladies' Fine Bation Ikols. Made to our own order, in Camelopurd, (Juiu-coa. Kannaroo, and Kreneli Kid. Tliew are of the best tirades, and vorv latest st yle, made on New York and Opera Toe lasts perl eel beauties. Come and see them.

JOHN M.NUTMAN CO. Mat-keU's Mold and Hand-made Tobies. W. T. MARKELL Mai)i Street.

Healer in all the I.eadnu! ISrands of TOI5ACCO, SNUFF CIGAB.S. MnnonualiPla City, 1 m. TIDB AIjIj'S ST All ICE UFiEMM, A D. SCOTT'S, No. 221, Mark.

Also a choice ll's llloe: itocl; of CONFECTIONERY, tijieiKn l'ruhs. Nuts, IN AN IJCANTI TV. MonouKalielii City. ai. t.

f. THH UP TOWN Waon iicpair Siiop, DAVID DHVOUK, Main street, near tne Imrnt. bridge. l'A All kinds of re.uiv-lliade work lil prices. 1 have on hand' all kinds ol wauon m.ik aiiii uticels, with boxes in, ii.iint and Mushed, all ready for use for neeis lor wagons on hand made order, nave a large stock of spokes and i ui.v ami oi material, ol liilercnl ni.cs; ais.i M-cp parrs oi neavv wagons made such as tongues, hounds, bolsters, swintrlc trees, etc.

Can repair a on slmri no I ice. 1 have a new farm wacon for ready in iiiicii io. i wo new spring wauoiis, I ond-hand wagons, wheel -barrows, Sc. I ail ami see Hie if you want, new heels fer Miir iiutigy or spring wau'nn or anv oih waton you may have. I wi I warrant alio ui) work; I nave bail experience in that nusmess lor years and can do anv iid of worK in tlie line or Don't loi' the place, near tne hurnr 1:1 tf i.

Nlia, 00. Ilavlni; iiKire than ONE MIILION FEET duv In their yards, an over loo.ouu 'nijic TIMBER, And the BKST Saw and I'Dining Mill in Wen iern ennsyivania, operated by ir i. I'ei ieuce in every (icparrment, can jiiim.su 1'iaino i.umuer, WeatlterhoaidiiiL' Hoorili'' (Villnir. I'hinki iMors, Vriiines, Sash. Shutters, St'alr Kails! VI Ditld H'mis.

Hatns, ID.iUs I'lulx, Ac, Or furnish any kind of Lumber iir.niufactiir fit bysimtlar inills.on short notice. Satisfae tion assured, satvt.l ll KAK'l' 1 1 M-I'IHII)-. 2Vy BLVT1IK CO Gold Modal Award. rirrsiuiu; kxposition, in7: ELAINE OIL, THK FAMILY SAKWiUAKD. A SAl-K Lit I IT.

(JAXNOT Can lie ImrniM! inaiivlVlroit'iiiii It is the very liIKst made of i'etroleiiin wii, ironi which, in the process of maiiurae-fure. every Impurity has been eiiminaled. I.laine Is free from Ileniiie and Paiaiil color, Klalne Is Sprhn; Water White, and lis 'li i'it 1. I.I..I. nu i.

i.t iiiii ,,71 in ni.ti(. a a oso. lulelv sale as any llliiininaiit known. HavinR nudisanrccable odor, IClaine isa pleasant oil for family use, It does not Incrust the wick, and thus Is avoided its Ireiiient retiiinminy. WAIIDKM riXTSBITKCH, DA.

Mrst 1'ieniiiim awarded nrt-r all compel itors at Ceiiteni ial Kxposilion, I'liiladelphla, ISTti. auil-e-eod NOW THS TIME. fif, ASSWAUK. Fruit Jars of all Kinds, 11. PATTERSON.

AT THK Odd Fellows' Jlitildimj, received an extensive assorlmenl ot (ilassware, such as 1'iuit liiasse.s, and everything in the Hue. OKOCLKIKSCIIKAI i'Olt CASH. It. II. I'ATTKIiSMN.

Corner Main and Second FARM FOR Hood farm, known as the Sprburci ta-n. ol AIhhii one mile from llellevernin, nil u. i. hinds of S. K.

('o Npriuucr, fietiion Lynn, and Ward all hi 'JO ACIIF.S OF TIM IU. And well vntlerc.l. Win sold on e.e.y I Milken 1 1 )airv Kiirm, at Ihe ale Df, A nca, Frease's Water Cure Establishment, health nst it 11 1 ii In its year, For Iv all kinds rhrolilc diseases, and es peclallv the disease ol Women. Invalids lire Invited to conespiinil with us. (irciilats live.

Addict s. FliKAsK. M. New Prluhton, Heaver Apply to II. 'n tf.

TIlKM. .1. ALI.I'N, Art. Lock No. I'a.

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