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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-09
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Sen. Oscar Malmrp8.
Gin @oTnune8anHer.

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"mare mortuum' fit unlern sel9dBteu
Nadtar einen 5efnunesader entpstt
an ben es bas S9ifFein Der Gleftoral,
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9un9sldrift fir Sobn1en pprbereitt,
NIT Der er bic 5auptpunfte Der Mntlao.
u~mjuitoBen beabi9tise!! @enn tem
70 pdre pann freili9 purfte maj, ben prpz
ceb Der Station 9eQen ben 9rSbten Ser
BREEDER an rerlelben fir Yerloren anleben
unb SOLUTIONS Griumpb pdre - gut pif
it9er. Denn> pie Te7enber, tpirbeu
obne 3peifel binldn9li@ piele republitar
nti9e Senatoren fimmen, um nit ben
Demofraten i'm @eretn Sobnlon's Trei
ipre9un9 1t@er gu itellen. Die1e &e@s
run9 1T ri@ti9. uNber, ober, baS tleint
@Drt9en v@enn" in berlelben> rpenn b &
muir ni9t mdre!
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mes @Srt9en.
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@albtn9tpn 6. Wai ia9t:
Die @tapt tpimmelte BON Smpeo9>
mentaerl9ten wel&e III ber 5auptla9t
bobin 3uiammen ltefen> baB Te1enoen eint
neutrality-suspicious. Don a9tunb;wanSiQ
@eiten fir Sabnion auseearbettet. Dtf
Smpea6ement : Mftien fielen auf Nuu,
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let.
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sablun9 Der ripatoepei9e an bic ~@bica9r
1r}bune" ~8p9uS", uno tpieper cir
id1ner 5oHnunasan6er uniereS 9uter
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tmraer nod ntpenn" 9e9en urpenn", BIT
Depel9e ber ~preb" ae9en bic Depei&t
Der Eribune, uno pplen 1T fit biz 81 H.
bre1elcr' nod ni@t ab1plut perlos
rem. Die nddfen Sage muN1en bic Ont:
i9eipun9 brtn9en.
llebri9en6> rie tann penr ta6 u@plf8:
blatt" Don pem ul9war3raptfaler
,,auS birnperbrannten Sand
tifern, penen unwobl wirp> 1penn cit
2uftden 9eiunber Meni9enpertan iie ait:
webt"> beitebenpen: @enat> ber na9 1eine1
oft wiecerbolten @erli@erun9 @nby'd
@erurtbeilun9 bel9lp1en, ebe ter YroeeB
BET cine tlpbe uTaree" it, eine ld&erli9'
&pm6oie, Elm ~5umbu9" il, jebt auf Elm:
NAL cine 6reiipredun9 be6 Mn9efla9tet
ertparten?
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pplitti&e Na@ri&ten.
Smpea6ment.

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prud pes Dantes fir Die ibm bemieiene
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fste ueber3'ueuna Don ether idleunteen
auf cine ariupltde unte1lu9une res
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den, inpen1 nidt oer Sdatter etre6 Mnz
flaaearuntes uorlte9e, 9ip9 ct auf bic
8spet6flbrun9 tin.
@albtneton 5. Mat. - 6srr
Bingham nabm btute (etne eeifsrn
beeonuene SdluBreee mterer auf. @db=
reno rerlelben e%etauste ii& BET @tidtsbof
cine fur3e paule. mad peren @erlauf
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bra&te beute ieine &eee gum @@lue':
Oils ct ben bS@f berebten leBter1 She'll
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lung caS 9lldli9e &elultat hes procelz
les ietr >perre unp bann it9 auf ieinen
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NIT applauptrt, Tplse 9eleiitet wurbs.
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belt per Senatpren beslslt@ Der @erurz
tbetluns ietn mSse .fe bod entidiepen
sesm &eri6leppuns bes procefes 1T
fteute it9 tacur@ beraus, pab Elm Mn>
tras MprriQS auf @ertaeuns beg @ert@t9.
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Y .&s~3T F@4i1
Offtc: Der Mtu1. @taots< 3ettunQ
perlest na@ Dem Stetneebduee, at, bsr
Ninntir ta StroBe, unrpett BET 6 d Der
3. unp Mtnueiota Strabe, cline Er.ppe
bod. .~' "
- &spublitanr! @ebet ben Mufruf
f1r tie primdrwableu CUR @ountyeonpeu>
ton. "".t .... .'.. ,9<:.t
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peut{@en cd ulnereins.-Na@>
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beutl@e S9ulperetn pom ct. paul an,
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TN @eianee unterrtdte.. It,. .a-. e"
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BE at, Dem 1nterrt1t She'll nebuen lol<
len, ml6en monatlt& so Gents entrt&s
ter. nc
3. Der @elane<unterrt&t icQte, ,penr
n,SeIi&, NIT rem nd@ifen Donnertas be>
9tnnen.
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6erren &1ie, Sttefel. Gaber unb Meper'
otna, warp ernannt. bic beutlden 8uroer
BET Stapt gum @nlalub an ben @erctn
perf5nlEd aufuforoern.
5. Die &inoer BON Mitel!etern, melde
ibren monatli1en 8eretn6bettro9 BON Is
Gents entrt@ten, e,bolten u~nent9ellt@
@eianaSunterrt&t.
6. Die Md tie Ser ammlune finpet am
e1ften @amitae TN Stunt fatt, unp rper<
ZEN In pieler @triamm'un9 su9let@ neus
8eaute fir pas l~aufenoe Sabr sewdblt
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ton.
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tun9 oerlsgt mad retn Stein9eudube an BIT
Mtnnelota StraBe un&pett eer @de BET
3. unp Wtnnel ota StraBe,
cine Greppe bod!
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3u %DerfQufen.

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6aus unb Got 3u serfaufen.-Gin euteS @pbn-
BAUD nit 5 3tntntern In Ser 3. Darb, nabe Benz part place
5etel, III unter ~elnfteen 8ebtneuneen su ~uertaufen, Got so
bet so. @uter Seller TN 9auft. ,
Gbeni 10: 100 older Qant-baspn so Mder pnter
Gultur, 20 Nder Miefe, 600 Gprb 9Uls auf benz Stan.ns unb
200 Qurb eef91aeen, In Daepta County 10 Dfetlen BON st.
paul uns ! Metlen Don Roiempant. prets s7 y adsr.
80 older eutes Garmlant, 3pei Meilen sberbaB
Qafe pbelan, &anieY 60. s&sl 1854
: Ndberes bel j = ~ w 4 . -.l.'
., -. '.r. .tl. a.. q 0rpf & Gid, Gtts Sail
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Observation-Disclosures.

Del unteraet&uet bat bic Msentur fur BE na@fete
benantten Mdertaueeratbf4afttn: Canton @metp Sta.
Tee, Cafes Dreidnaai&tnen. aDpsb's selfraser. aDppbY
Nsptne Mttad uneut, Wpsb's twp Wbeel @ras-aRaf&tne,
Rpwer, ,,Budese" tmp Wtee1 Mpwer, Greelfpr DRY.
ser, BeaSer Dam Brpab CAT Sdenaf@tue. np1fdutttes
4 4SSrt m snt s ssa e ytses as{ Md issm sqg S.3f,r fS xtn = :ess"
Ut Nnb tets an 5aub.
g.. &. Mte4rxr,
9 t". j, .l-Et.. E -GFGlE. BE lleplat1e.
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Office bsr Minn. Staats=3 ettune
serle1t nad Dem Steinoebduce> an Ter
Wfnneicta StrcBe, unpeit Ter @de bet
3 unb Winnelota @troBe, cine Ireppe
bod.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-09

Gapttpl @au$,.
Deuti@eS @aifz unp Bcarcin9 : 6au8,
&ds Der @abaibap unb neuaten @traBe,
BON Sultu8 @eyl.
Dtefes fDeben IN BEN, neaen gebaute, benz Capitol se'
Zen au6er Scr freunb1iaRen B%ebteuune i'm NQsemetuen
acts.
,,Dus bette Bier upm 3apfen fort unb rein
,,unb fpnf' aen Qabetranf, gemdtlt uub fetu.
.. ,.&tn Smbib BON Der %aaerbtfen 5prt',
,,eisarren, faupsl @laub:. zeutf9e, metnem
g1prt.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10
ENal Aarsrtisttntnts.
NOTICE TO THE TAX PAYERS OF
IN GREENE COUNTY.

The undersigned, Treasurer Of Greene county
hereby gives notice that in pursuance of the Act
of Assembly OF the Sth Of May, 1855, he will meet
their several townships and boroushs at the SAID
places and times hereinafter specified, between
The hours of o'clock A. NJ. and 5 O'Clock. p. NJ.
ceiving State and county taxes for the year 1888.
FIRST WEEK. 'h n'
Morgan township, Monday, June Is, at the house
Jefferson township, Tuesday. June ls, ct the
house Of VIM. Kelly,
Cumberland township and Carmichaels Bo.
rough, Wednesday and Thursday, June l7th
and 18th at the house of Henry Jennings.
Monongahela township. Friday, June 10 at the
house OF VIM. Mestrezatt
Greene township, Saturday, Juno 20, ut the
at the house OF ID. +. Bailey, A. r..
SECOND WEEK.
Whitley township, Monday, June 2, At the
house of Gilman Hickman.
Dunkard township. Tuesday, June q, al the
house of George Howard, TaylcrtoTn,
Perry township, WeSn,e,s;day, Inne & "a ut Tho
waSSs sowMship Thursday june s. a. tn.
house of Rezin Colvert
Gilmore township. June 70, at the house Of r.
Hennen, Jolleytown. 49,.
Jact tson township, saturday June q, at the
house of Jesse Mitchell. T
THIRD WEEK.
Centre township, Monday, June 29 at the house
OF Rinehart Church, Rogersville. 5..
springhiii township. June 90 at the house OF
Aleppo township, Wednesday, July l. ~ The
house of Augustus Miller.
Richhill township, Thursday and Friday, July
% and Sd, at the house Of NJ. Moniger,
Jacksonville. n 7.
FOURTH WEEK.
Morris township, Monday, July o. at the houss
of A. j. Barker ~
Washington township, Tuesday July 7, at the
house of Clinton Lewis.
franklin township, Wednesday, July 81 at the
house of smith Green.
Marion township, Thursday May 0, at the Treas
urers office in Waynesburg.
ABNER NJ. BAILEY,
NAV l3 '6S-4t r.r I.f Treasurer.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10

A MODEL INSTITUTION Iron City Col
lege is an institution not oftheories, but of the
most rigid, correct and comprehensive prac-
tce. 1t is an entire business world in itsels
Every possible contingency of business life
the student encounters and works out indie
pendenty in the course Of his own experience.
When man graduates from this College, he
has, in preparing to do business, actually done
business for some time, and graduating is lit
tie else than change from one office to anotl-
nr - pffsh.,1I Do,t
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10
DOCK AGENTS WANTED

To solicit order for ELLIOTS New Work, RE
BILE PLACES OF THE HOLY LAND. BY HES-
RY WARD BEEcHER, T. ID. WooLsEY, IL. d.,
Pres Of Yale Col, JOSEPH CUMMINGS, d: d. Ii
D., Pres. Of Wesleyan Univ, RI. Rev. THos. NJ
CLARK, Bishop orr. T., g., &C.
This Is q new original work by these authors
and It's subjects are approved by clergymen o
all denominations. We employ no GENERAL
AGENTS, and offer extra inducements to Can
vassers. Agents will see the advantage OF deal
ing directly with the PUBLISHERS. For de;
scriptiye. circulars with full particulars ano
terms, address the Publishers
J.B. BURR CO.. Hartford, Conn.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10

LAST Thursday witnessed the intro luction
of the latest improvement to our town, in the
shape of a street sprinkler but we have no idea
of its being under the control OF the City
Fathers as it seemed to be gOtten,up regardless
of expense; the horses travelling too fast and
the liquid being classes" and not well distrib-
uted. Some one suggested it was to make
men sick to their party. Why Any danger
of Greene going for Grant?
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10

We arc pleased to chronicle the numerous
evidences OF enterprise displayed by our citi-
zens' this season. We note that operations
are now under full headway at the bricl,
yard of r. W. Downoy ESQ., This with Capt.
Kenrs kiln and the Planning Mill, will supply
material for he.erec,ion ofa sufficient number
Of dwellings to accommodate the ever exist
ing and increasing demand for houses by per.
sons wishing to locate here. Those having
tue means, should no longer stand in theil
own light but act at once. Itwould undoubt-
edly rebound to their honor as well as profit
Rumor says Mr.. Downey intends building .
fine BRICK on the. site Of the dilapidatcd Adams
Houee, Success
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10

New ADVERTISEMENTS The attention ol
our readers is specially directed to the follow
in" Inc advertisements, which appear for the llrs'
time in our paper to-day.
ssrBounty Tax Report-Washington town.
ship Auditors.
-A Standard Work.. B. Burr & Co.
srPainling and Glazing-J. W. Smalley.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10

EsrgRrAIsMEsr.-An Exhibition will he
given by the Juvenile Mite Society, at the
College Chapel, on Thursday evening June
II, 1868. Performance to consist of speeches,
Dialogues, Tableaux and Music. Proceeds to
be applied to the purchase of bell for the new
G. P. Church, to be erected in Waynesburg.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10

CRooUEr has arrived among us at last. Its
fine outdoor game in which both ladies and
gentlemen can engage and we hope to see il
well introduced this season. Nothing adds
more hcalthness than plenty of exercise in
the open air. And as our ladies have no out.
door amusement in which to indulge, We
advise them all to learn Croquct.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10

WAKEsED UP.-Guiher has aroused him
self from Rip Van Wrinkle sleep and again
stalks forth on the mercantile board ''the no.
blest Roman of them all" He has filled his
store up anew and invites the good people of
Greene county to call and see him, at the old
room
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10

MERRY's MUSEUM, for June. contains the
first part of mink Curtis; or Life in the
Backwoods, by an old Hunter" with full
page illustration by Billings. The King Bird,
by Celia Thaxter Little Pearl, the ''Star''
story Wills Wonder Book, by L. NJ Alcott
The Loggers, Milestones of English History !;
Aunt Sues Puzzle Drawer &c, &C.; all fully
and finely illustrated This new magazine for
Young People is steadily gaining in popular
popular favor. Subscribe for it ; only 81, 80
per year. Specimen numbers lOcts II. b.
FULLER, Publisher Boston.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10

THE Conservative (Confederate) Soldiers(!.
Convention that rds to be last Saturday
,cas not for the reason there is not :
corporal's guard Of them in the county
For decency sake they ought to keep still
after being swampcd in 'GC, and this last cal
proyinr an utter ii2zle
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10

EDUCArroSAL--The committee on Perma-
nent State Certificates elected at the Teachers
County Institute of last January, will hold its
session for the examination of applicants, at
at Wayncsburg, Pa, on Saturday June 18th,
1868. The Committee and oil teachers wish
ing to be examined, will please arrive as early
as noon on The day stated, so that examina.
ton may commence at o'clock, p. NJ.
j. JACKSON PURMAS,
Sec'y. of Com.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10

Reconsideration guaranteed to
produce luxuriant growth Of hair upon q bald
moval Of Pimples, Blotches, Eruptions, etc. on
the skin, leaving the same soft clear, apd bee&
! GA'67.iychs;i0 $50 Broadway, Nv Yvh,
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10

DONATION The undersigned tender thcil
cordial thanks to the members of the Waynes-
burg Presbyterian Churcn and Congregation
and other kind friends for liberal donation
made on the 25th day of April 1865 They
regret their inability to meet the obligations
laid on them by the above, and many other
manifestations cf friendship and kindness
showed to them during their stay in Waynes
burg JAMES SLOAN.
NJ G. StoAS
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10

LOOK on this picture, and then on that"
Here you behold the inirm step,
The pallid cheek, wasting form.
untasted food, and social atmosphere
Poisoned with the tales of aches, pains,
sleepless nights and mental despondency.
There laughing health, sparkling eyes,
Elastic steps, craving appetite, forgotten cares
Genial thought and ambitious resolves,
Show the contrast and mark the picture.
One took the Plantation Bitters-the other
didn't. They are very beneficial for weak ant
delicate persons.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10

JUsr OrEsED.-A new and complete stock OF
Boots and Shoes, at NJ. c. Il II. Bells
cheap store, Sayers' corner, Waynesburg.
Among their stock will be found all the Spring
Styles, direct from the manufacturers, selected
by NJ. G. Bell expressly for this market.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10

Uor amt it, Old Sol has finally succeeded
in dispeIling the long continued rain and
cold, and is now making the "ysrbs' come
forth and giving things general warming up
Fans and ices will be in demand "show- day v
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10

A NEW sensation has been created in
Wayncsburg by the arrival of Frank McGnr-
gans new stock His styles are rich, rar'
and racy His stock of fancy goods anl
trimmings are superior, if possible, to any o
his previous selections in point of durability
ci,eapncss and beauty of style.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10

HEsrArNe.-Pendleton it is said, hesitates
whether to accept the Presidential nomination
on the Democratic reputation platform as the
means of getting rid of the national debt, OF
to stick by Guiher and his low prices as the
readiest way to relieve the country The lat
ter is much to be preferred by working people.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10

DowS TO THE Dors Perseverance and the
determination to do the fair thing settles the
fact that d. Shirl has won him reputation
for selling fine and cheap goods justifying the
immense outlay he has just made to fill his
store for June Court. Those who mean to
buy bargains as well as the best ofevery thing
should stop in his room in Wilson's new build
inc
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10

STRAWBERRIES have made their appearance
in the market in limited quantities and at high
rates. Why are no more raised: They vel
repay the use OF corner in every garden
THEY'RE too good to talk about.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10
Markrts.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, June 6.-The Dry goods market
continues dull and depressed. Prints are gen
orally steady at l2l4@ls1sc for standard makes
as TO style. In light uubleached muslins and
printing cloths there is some speculative move
ment both here and at the East, but this has nc
apparent effect on the market. Standard brown
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10
EGISTER'S NOTICE.

Nolice is hereby given to all creditors. lega-
tees, wards and other persons interested, that
the undersigned Executors, Administrators ana
Guardians have filed their accounts in the Reg
ister's Office, and that the same will be presen,
ted to the Orphans Court to be held within and
| for the county of Greene. on wednesday, June
10, 1865 for confirmation and allowance.
PETER BROWN, Register.
Final account or John Hunt, Administrator OF
the estate of Henry Brister, decd.
Account of G.. w. John, Guardian ofW. i. Evans
minor son of Alfred Evans, deceased.
Account of =. A. Knox, Administrator upon the
estate of Susannah Beeler decd.
Account of Johnson Wychof and Lot i.
Rich, Executors Of the will Of David Rich,
decd.
Account of John Lantz. Executor of Jacob Iantz
decd.
Account of John Iantz, Executor Of Della
Iantz, decd.
Account Of John Lantz, Guardian OF Louisa NJ.
Garrison, n minor child Of Abner Garrison,
decd.
Account Of J. p Morris Guardian Of Marry
and Sarah Roberts, minor children OF Spicef
Rob erts decd.
Nav l3-tc
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10

Man KILLED.--The Monongahela Republican
Wash. Co., ofthe 18th says A man named
John Nixon, of Allen township was found
dead in the woods, on Saturday last by a
colored man who was driving his wagon
through for wood From the circumstances
under which the body was found, tits appear
ent that he met his death from limb which
being caught by tree just felled Ivy him, flew
back with such force as to strike, and kill him
instantly
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10

BoRouGn ELECTION. Saturday last the
Cops elected Burgess, Councilmen and Elec-
tion Board. by their usual majority. The men
are of the 'rale old stock !" thoroughbred,
trained to the gymnastic evolution of finging
themselves outside ola tumbler of medicine"
without winking or making a face-intensely
Democratic If the town didn't get along
about as well without board of officers as
with, we should be constrained to deplore the
condition of the country"
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10

FINANCIAL. 'Flor Dc Mayo" the
new perfume for the handkerchief, is creating
considerable excitement among the five-twen-
ties, also among the sweetsixteens. Sold by
all druggists. ,.ap inf
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-10
r IsT OF CAUSES FOR TRIAL AT JUNE
IlTERM, 1868, ..f r.H.. .iu


Ii TERM, 1868. su
Lantz John vs. Elijah Morris, ct al, No. le4, Juns
term, 1859.
Brant ct al VS. Kent No. 1876 March term, 1850.
Morris VS. Lucas. No. II, June term, 1862,
Tanner VS. Hughes y Kincaid, No ~, June term.
1854. ...
Everhart VS. Stephenson, No. IS, March term,
South 4 Knots VS. Long, No. e2, December form :.
1865
Cornwell VS. Wilson; No, I2S, Dec. term, 1866.
Taylor VS. Lemley. No. "a, March term, 1866
Gordon VS. Shriver, No. no, March term, lss6 .
Lindsey's Executors VS. Sayers, No. los, NarcA
Huss F. A. e al vs. stephens, No ISL, Marsd
term, 1865. p
silveus VS. Martini No. 10, June term, 1865.
Lantz q. W.ys Shields j. G.. ct al, No. liz, June
| term, 1866. ... -
Hook VS. Odenbaugh, No 2ll June term, 1858. ...
Hornbake vs Hedge, No. 3D. Sept term, 1855
Waters VS. Davidson, No. 'l56, september term!
| 1866 f.r U.. I-
Minors Administrators vs. Gapen, No SO Decen,-
| ber term, 1866. lA.f
Johns VS. lanZs Administrators, No. li5, De0s
Leet VS. Hamilton. No. 50, March term, 1867.
| Williams VS. Cleayenger No. 20, June term 1856,
Colyer ct al VS. Kelley & Kelley, No. ~, June
| term, 1867.
Mccormack vs. sllveus, No. l3l, June term, 1881.
| Lemley VS. stephens No. III, June term, 1857.
Maple VS. Cleavenger, No. 40, Sept. term, 1852
Mexican vs. Hewitt Gray, No 81, Sept. term.
| 1857
Porter vs. Greene Co. Amber Gil Co., No. 81, Sept
Woods VS. Black, No as April term, 1858 #