Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-10-09
by persons in his situation. This is an,
other warning to those who make too fire.
quent use of intoxicating drinks.

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learn has been disposed of to Messrs.
Spanogle & Co. for $1,000.
: Among the first democratic" voters
/ yesterday morning was man so drunk
: that Third street was not wide enough for
him!
! It is said the engineers of the Middle
creek Railroad have been examining the
Susquehanna river at Selinsgrove for a
suitable site for railroad bridge.
\ On Monday last, ID. Grove received a
\ fine lot of large mess Shad and Mackerel;
also, Groceries, Cheese, Hams, Sides, etc
you cannot help but be pleased.
! An attempt was made last week to set
fire to Hamaker & Montgomery's carriage
manufactOry, by placing combustible mat
ter among the paints and oil and pouring
coal oil on the floor. The latter was set
on fire, but fortunately did no injury be-
yond burning hole in the floor
After threatening rain for several days
the clouds finally yielded a copious show
er on Friday night and Saturday morning,
which gave the recently sown grain fine
start. The weather, however, is again
pleasant, with cool, frosty mornings.
Professor Clark opened his Singing
School on Saturday evening at the Town
Hall with fair attendance of principally
young ladies. Such schools ought to be
encouraged by parents, for while they are
agreeable associations and singing a use
ful accomplishment, they have tenden-
cy to improve both the minds and morals
of the young.
The tracklayers are at work between
Reedsville and Milroy, and the cars will
run to the latter place on or before the 1st
of November. This is another step to-
ward the Snow Shoe region, and if Cen
tre county now wakes up, few years
will give its coal, lumber, iron and pro-
duce generally the nearest and most di-
rect route to market.
The L. S. officials have taken possession
of what is known as the Locke's Mills
distillery, with all the real estate pertain
ing thereto, on the charge of having de-
frauded the government of revenue tax to
explicable in this transaction which we
must confess we are unable to understand,
as it is well known that the owners have
been at different times during the past six
months borrowers of considerable sums
of money, and even hypothecated whis-
ky. 1t may be unraveled according to
law, but unless the officers know a good
deal more than outsiders, appearances are
not in their favor.
Ez8s~ Call and see the large lot of Watch
es of his oIo7a importation, at r. w. Pat
toms, Bank Row, East Market street.
Now 0pened-A new stock of Oil Cloths,
from l yard to yards wide One dollar
Oil Window Shades, far handsomer than
last season. Just drop in and see our new
stock, at
THE BIG COFFEE POT SIGN.
Grain Warehouses;, C. Blymyer & Co. |
have ade arrangements for the purchase |
of Gram of all kinds at Recdsville, where
farmers and others can deliver it in any
quantity, and thus save wagoning to
town.
Dissolution.-The firm of Rittenhouse
& Mckinney has been dissolved, and the
business will hereafter be conducted by
Joseph L. Mckinney, who will this week
open a fine stock of fall and winter goods /
at reduced prices. .-...
rGa. Among the many articles required
by business men, farmers, and mechanics, |
to make successful their plans and opera
tions, none may be found more useful |
than a Pocket Accountant, containing |
methods for quick calculation, and con-
else rules for treating problems likely to /
arise in everyday life. Sent postpaid for
p cents. Address @. r. Frysinger, Lew
istown, Pa.
MARRIED.