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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-04-28

OBTuARY.-We regretfully announce
the death, this week, of Mrs. Alverda T.
Grove, wife of VIM r. Grove. residing at
Broad Run, in this Valley, which occurred
on Sunday last, after lingering illness
The early death of this estimable lady
after happy welded life of but five short
years, fails with crushing force upon the
devoted young husband. The deceased
was very dear to all who were intimately
acquainted with her, and her loss will be
felt in the community as well as in the
home circle. Her remains were brought
to this place on Tuesday last and inferred
in the Reformed cemetery, being accompa-
MED to this, their last resting place, by
many sorrowing friends. - Ealley Register
Acc1DENT-Oa Tuesday last, says the
Westminster Sentinel, as Mr.. VIM Baker
and his wife were coming irto town on
the Washington road, little girl rolled a
hoop between the horses legs which immc-
diately took fright and started to run
While Mr.. Baker was cndeavoring to check
the horse, his wife caught hold Of one rein
which pulled the animal around so abrupt
" that they were both thrown out on tho
fence. The carriage was broken to pieces.
Mr.. Baker was cut very badly and received
numcrocs bruises. Mrs. b. received q Sc.
we're cut on the head and complained very
much of pain in her back and hip. Frank
! Beaver assisted them to his house where
they received every attention from his
family and the ncighbors. Drs. Fringcr
and Shaw rendered the necessary medical
attention. Mrs. Baker had her baby in her
arms when thrown out, but happily it es
capped without injury.
ABOUT BUTTER Phila. Press,
discussing the probable price of butter du
ring the Centennial, says that hundreds Of
the dairynen have, in anticipation of high
prices, been packing large quantities of
butter ever since the opening last autumn,
and the chief reason why the commodity
has been only equal to the demand within
the last four or five months is to be found
in the fact that almost all market people
have been packing butter all the winter.
This 'pot butter" as it is termed, is only
inferior to "pound butter in its lack OF
perfect freshness, and i, sold at from eight
to ten cents pound lower than the deli
catcly stamped Jumps which brings the
highest prices In few weeks the spring
or grass butter will make its appearance
and with it will come quantities of that
packed during the fall and winter, so that
instead of an advance there will probably
be reduction OF prices for TIE Centennial
/ season.
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MECH.iNICSTO WV MARKETS.
Corrected Weekly 5y Geo. w .Stochsdalc.
THURSDAY, APRIL 81.
: -''7.'--------'7--'.--
M AR r led.

DORSEI-ROOP,- On the 18th ult,, at
the residence OF the brides parents near
Poolsvillc, by Elder j. Renner, George
b. Dorsey, of Mcchancstown, to Miss
Laura L. Roop, daughter Of David Roop
Of Carroll county.
NEIL-llARRIS.-On the l4th inst, at
the NJ. f. Church, Frederick, by Rev. J.
J. Kauntner, Charles Mcdonald Neil to
Miss Julia Harris.
klNG-LITTLE-On the 18th inst, at
Monteyuc liospitl, by Rev. John j
kauntner, John King to Miss Annie
Little, both OF this county.
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D1 e o.

MlLLER-On the 18th Of April, 1876, in
Frederick, John W Miller, aged 81 years
months and "a days.
JOHNSON-April IS, near Ellerton, Mid
dlctown Valley, after u brief illness of
paralysis, Mrs. Cathnrinc johnson, wife
Of the late Jacob johnson, aged 70 years
months and E days.
LOWELL-April 10, in Frederick, after a
long illness, Mr.. William Lowell, aged
81 years.
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Notice to TYespassers.

NOTICE is hereby given to all tres
IN passers that if man or boy is caught
on our brickyard or enclosure, without
special business they will be dealt With at
the full extent of the law Rely upon
il. j. A. FLEAGEL & BRO.
april205t
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rFs- Ladies' DRESS GOODS at panic
prices at ROOT d GROFF.
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sSg" The largest and best stock Of all
kinds of Shoes are kept by II. & G.
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l. PARTNERSHIP.

Notice is hereby given that the firm Of
J. L. & d. G. Martin has this day been
dissolved y mutual consent. The books
of said firm are placed in the hands Of ID.
G.. Martin for collection and all persons
knowing themselves to be indebted either
by note or book account are required to
make immediate payment. -
J. +. MARTlN, u. c. MAR TIN.
The business in all its branches will
hereafter he carried on Ivy the undersigned,
who will devote his entire attention to it.
Thankful for past favors, solicits con.
tinuance Of the same.
ep14 !. J =. MARTYR.
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cES~ Ladies Lasting Caters never were
sold as low as they can now he bought al
ROOT & CROFT.
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GLASS! GLASS!!

T UST received from the Factory large
= stock of WINDOW GLASS all sizes
for sale
VERY LOW BY THE BOX.
aprl4.2m ROOT & GROFF,
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~ Oh! How very low BLEACHED
MUSLIN is selling at II. d G.
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~" CARPETS, STRAW MATING,
and OIL CLOTH-full stock at
ROOT e CROFT.
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GRASS SEED.

Prime Hungarian Grass Seed from ILL
nois, for sale at the Agricultural and Seed
Store of STEWART g. PRICE,
aroa g Ire3eriok, Ne
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-04-28

CB- COTTONADES SO very cheap at
ROOT IL CROFT.
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GY-IT you want Nice CASHMERE for
a very low price, got to r. & G.
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rlB"NEW GOODS Received this week
by ROOT u CROFT.
- If YOU Want Cheap Goods 90 to
ROOT e CROFT.
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PENNSYLVANIA nITCM

Mr.. PRItTER, -Deveil ich bissel
zeil hob so hob ich gadahked es war in
ordnung wen ich deer powr lima shri.
WI date veil ich fore dam ols shun zu
deer gashriva hob. Ich un de Betz, my
Olty, hen dnmame hinnich on ofra uf
dar huslkicht kocked un hen so gablau-
dered fun bizns un so viter, we sha
dos es war won mon en- cash biznis
het, won mon geld hpt don is es sha.
No hob ich ~ era casaut fun denna
fOlsha d0ller wos de lite widder naucha
ho hut sra gavuncrt rb des fun dam
imitation Erkl war, no hob lch oles ex-
planned fun imitation geld nm hob cara
pasaut dos DIES es geld is wos noch pa
naucht Is. Don sogt So cs is recht so
over es is net yusht geld es pebt aw i'm
itation lite. Don hob ich wennirh
gallushed, ich hob net gawist wos Sc
nnant ich hob eadankrd Sc wot mere n
hock geva. Don hut Sc gasnut du
hraucht net bluSha ich name dich net
Hans. Well don hob ich wennich
bes>tr gafealt. Don sauch ich well wos
mancht don by imitation lite. Well
saucht ST ich name imitation fun Beech.
er I'm TiIton. Don hob ich over aw
grawd gawist wOs Sc mant. Sc hut ga
mant fun danna manner wOs zu Onera
weber CANA won cara manner net la,
hame Gin. Don hut Sc mere gasaut dos
dar grose mon nit dar glana shuncka
gawest we cara mon drouse wor now
is So over NIT EARN mon dart nuf ga
mOfcd, un don hut de Betz mere gasat
dos seller young mon init dara weacbta
darra frOw oaweSt, well sell hob ich
miner sail shere net CLAUDIA kama, over
vile de l}etz Casaut hut dos ST. hpt enc
dOrt gasana of course hob ich es CLAUDIA
miosa funweaya So leaged net. Tn so
Gin nuch dale do i'm town dos Zu non
era CANA. dos ich mcntiona kent over
ich will nimy ma sawya far DIES MOLE
Ovver my opinion will ich doch ueva
fun dana imitation lite. Ich saug so n
mon odder so frOw sutta sich shana
far era gshicht zu visa far public. So
amer dos zu dar Onra frow gate dan
hase ich din no mauchs en- boss odder
en- schreiner ST. or any other man, lch
sauck we dar Irish, every man for
his bird" so sauck ich, yader mon far
81 eichna frow. DE is de aha gabrocha
ich will sell nOch saucha dos de lite
drow danka won Sc widder es i'm sim
hen Now will ich deer sauga, Mr..
Printer, wos ich conclude hob, es is
des, dos won ich amole amer farwish Dy
miner ota dar Betz don will ich ovver
de krank greah won dar net in a petz
kumpt dan kick ich dos arS in hurry
net largest, Sc hen kan bisniss hy onra
wiber. Un noch dam dos de lasor de-
ser zetung dan brief gaasa hen so will
ich huffa dos Sc warra init nit mere
agreeah. So dank ich muss ich schleisa
far DIES mole. Di otter frind,
HANS KoNNAMAUCHER.
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ShtntfletOwn. Obbril Il. 1S7.


MIR. DRUCK ER, ,-husht du shund eb.
bes gahared dos noch karrich gabout
sui warra in Shtufile town, do we ich as
letsht mohl dar bref in de pusht offes
nj gadu hop, do hen de lide SO dor fun
gashwetz, wo dord rum gahuckt hen ;
un ich hob don so tsu gahOrricht un
hob ocht geva war; de socht for tsaled =,
no wors dar DOup Ludwick, wo OILS nea
de kaIrch gatend hut. I'm now will
ich as der shriva, un sawya, wos ar ga
saut hut ; ON letshta SuDdog wor ar in
de karrich, un dono we ar hame kum
ma is hut ar gasaught. Well, fraw,
heit war ich mohi in dar karrich. Es
hut mich warklch gamawnd on gooty
olt tstita, we ich nj bin hob ich grawd
gaseana dos es net gabout is yusht an
show tsumaucha. Un dar for,htaya
hut net en- hinnol end mich onna hucka
maucha, neagsht on de deer, awver ar
hut gawist dos ich olt bin, un awrm, un
aw dos ich nimmey goot hare. Ich
denk ar muss an gutter wohrcr Krisht
81, for ar hut mich gons nuf on'd front
ganumma un NEAR an shaner, gOoter
sitz gevva. Ich winsh aver du hetsht
Sc heara sinya, as war we in gooty olta
tsita. Oar porra hut as leedly Gus gey.
va, un gasaut lusset uns now oil Init
nonner sinya, un NIT arnsht. Es war
an gooty olty Iced "Nun donka oiley
Gott." AS is near for kumma dos nv
gahaer feel bessor warra war, un nv
gisht wor wilder amohl uf gawcht 4;
un ich hob NIT gasunya we ich OILS hob
we ich noch yung war.-Un sella pred
dich. Well ich kon now net exactly
sowya wass dar porra olles gasawt hut.
1ch was awver goot dos ar as net galea
"a hut-ar het aW ken tsite un de ga
duld gahot for so an preddich OBJ leaSa,
for 81 awya sin lvver oil rum gaGred,
fun chm tsum onnera, wass ar gasawt
hut war goOt for Olty lett we ch, un aw
for an yaders klear es kint as war
goot un wohr un krishtlich, un as hut
mich feela maucha dos wan de hell or.
rick welt ob ware, un dar Himmel ord
Itch neagsht. I'm we gashwindt do
tsite ferfussa is ich het noch shtnnda
long dord mich enjoy kenna. WtU.
well, ich huff sell very same porra. nm
seller same forshtaryer, uu selly very
same CANINE tsu meeta, uf dar onner
side-lm shana, grOsa Iimmelreich, for
asskumt mer warklich fore dos in daI
very karrich, wO ich dasmnhl ware.
ware really shun an introduction GA.
west for in dar llimmel nj somehow
ich kon as net Eelfa---sell is exactly wa
mer as fore lSumma is, un so feel ich
Rw olleil rnch, YAH, now bOl anohl is
MS all ferbei i de- 1immels deer Is uf
for dieh I'm for mich IN for dlch un for
0lly-yung nm Olt, groos un klea sin
welcome dOrt Won as nigliel is ON
neagslIta Sundog, don gea ich widdder
in seily same olta karrich un du mustn't
nit un sci! GOttes dPenst aw nit meer
cnjoya Yours tin deas
SAN kRIsnsHAsHTuF FFLEU
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TO MAX e MONEY.


with
ALEX. FROTHINGHAM & co.
These gentlemen. who have long bren idonti-
neu with the history ana fairs rf Wal Street.
are unusually skilled IN monetary nffairs and I'm
evefyt hing Hrpertaining 10 specu'aiInn are un.
exec led Tor ability ana rOficl nov. II NAV also
be said that OF the many hrOkerS IN that CITY
thev are not only the most popular but also the
most successful hes patrOnized and most
widely known III or near the vicinity Of Wall
street.
Among the customers of the house of ALEX
FRoHTINGIIAS. q co, nre some of our leading
nnd representative citizens who are mainly III
ueDted to the lanots Of tins firm for much Of the
wealth they now enjoy.
During the long and successful experience Of
NJ ssls. ALEX. FROTINGHAM & Co, IN thls Citv
reputni IN 10" honesty integrity ana goOI iaith.
nlId enjoy busineS almost colcs5a N lt4 pro.
portions. In fact the amount Of business don,
py ula house IN the cnu 'se nt q year il some.
thing wonderful, and often rms the sulirc ~
comment, IT needs but n visit to heir spacious
offices IN wall stree tO prove the truth OF the
above statement
How they manage to convert sln to s2n. 3 o
INTO ~ $40 into ssj and 80 on is a seci ei which
hev alonc can explain but thu they succeed
~ DONG 50 Is tact too well Known to admit uf
uouHt III yOu would sntey and prof tnDly i..
vest vour money. do not hesitate W favor this
urn with your cash And confidence Ihai ky ~,
dolng Voh will reap m abundan' reward tHf eX.
pc fence OF q OIL ands OF onr 'bnSt ci IZens at.
tests. The nrces5 ty Of taking uch q ,lrsc il
these times of totteiing banEI and financlll
strlngency must he apparent to the most inlIf
ferent ana cnrelesS observer.
Messrs ALEX FRoTHINGHAM IL co. nre prs
pared 10 invest money 10 any amO mt IN una
pest Sc uIltles nnl In every tra IsuctInl in
hlch they may be engaged ptnrnntee entire
sauSIhctlon 10 those who honor them with their
pttrOna:e.
" SEMI for their Explanatory Cncillr IN /
',y weekly he2or's, whcI taev N iii fra to 4,
who aesi . the II. From v. Y. Me,ropolit, iprlL
III 1877. -
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DEMOCRATIC IN POLITICS.
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Is large sheet Of eight nages, containing forty
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Agnculture,an the advancement of the Dest
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TERMS OF THE WEEKLY $40 per annum for
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10 the mails will be nt the risk of the sender
Address
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A. SEYMOUR, mi. d..

~. DRUG STORE, N W corner THIR-
IEENIH and BROWN Streets. Philadeiphia,
ls mort tilan usually successful IN the treatment
arising through lmprudence or early indisere-
lions, or where the parties afflicted do not care
10 apply 10 thelr regular phYsiclan. CHARGES
moderate. THothirds of the Doctors 1ifiaTts
have employed him solely through the recon.
mendatiOn Of others iniv 81 I'll
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PlOttS' Star Organs

ANY person, male or female. who has a little
leisure tlmn can procure iirstelaSs instrument
~ q greatly reduced rrl0e. send stamp for
Pnrticuiar5. Address, EDWARD PLOTTS,
Washington. n. ]. -
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ENOR SALE OR TO LET.

oNBsToRY FRAME BUILDINli, built
suit a CIGAR-MAKE SHOEMAKER nr
TAILOR, win be sold very Cheap for CASH or
ON short time with approved security. Apply
aI THIS.OFFICE. Juneik 4 ~
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Plots Star Organs

Agents supplied at figures That DEFY CONNIE.
titlOn for the same class OF Instruments Try
one. Address, EDWARD PLOTrS. Washing.
ton. N. ]. 'N
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TNHOS. 5. BECk & CO.,
Real Estate Agents,

BANK STREET, LEHIGHrON.
we nave instructions to Sell the following Pro.
perteS, ana persons desir WIS o. Purchasing sell.
ing or EXCHANGING Real Estate, will do well tp
give us call
House and Lot, near o ewine's Tanrerv, IN the
borough OF LehightOn. house I6x32, stable
lQXl2 and lot 81 front a.d 2 8 fCet deep, well
planted With Iruit trees. never.failng
well in the yard Price, Sl400, half cash bni /.
ance on installmonts
Dwelling House ana Lot on Foul tn street LIE.
highton. Now rents FOR $500 per month
Price low Tor cash.
House and Lot, on Mahoning street, ehightOn
Price $3.50 rents for IS per month, one.haif
cash, balance by instruments
House and Lot on Pine street LehiVhton, Pa.
L ice $1,000. Reuts for 81 per month.
100 Acres of Timber Land In Mahoning town.
ship, III miles from Lehghton. Cheap.
465 Acres Of Land In Penn Forest Township,
Carbon county. AT specia bargain.
Seven Lots I'm the Borough OF Lenighton. Good
locations and prices low.
Frame Building. suitable for photograph gal.
lery or other light business. Cheap.
Jan. l, 1879. T. s. BECK q co.
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Building Lots

In RICKERTSTowN Franklin Township
winch he wili Sell ON very Easy Terms
Aug. 8. J, K. RICKERT.
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PlOtts' Star Organs
The Daily Patriot.

New and beautiful designs. Agents Wante,
Address. EDW'D PLOTIS. washington N
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BUSINESS MEN. AND OTHERS
IN WANT OF JOB PRINT NG
OF ANY DESCRIPTION, WILL
FIND THE CARBON ADV0CAlE
OFFICE THE BEST ami CHEAP.
EST PLACE IN HE COUNTY.
GIVE Us a TRIAL AND BIZ
CONVINCED.
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DOWN WITH HARD TIMES.

DVVN Win HAhU I'M ESs .
Save Money ana to do it. buy where you can
GET YOUR MONEYS WORTH, The Great N. h.
Dollar sale, 3a BrOomheio, ST. Boston Mass
since 1873 has sol0 gO0Gs 10 10000 patrons It
oilers every variety Of Dry. Fancy and Stapl6
Goods Groceries, Books, Cutlery, Glass Ware,
&C, Wc., at about haif pricr, ana sells EVERY
THING AT ONLY ONE DOLLAR
First Hands It buys from manufacturers
and frBl hands, and can sell
for 81 what country dealers ask az and s2 for ,
This " no hmmbpg,no "tiokets or lottery, See
our circulars. and soc the Ihonsands OF articles
offered Mt only 81. We are endorsed by the best
papers of Boston, and by 100000 patrons. See
our circulars.
We Can and viii sell our goods at less than
anY other house. We send by mail
or express Y. o. d.. and let YOU see goods before
buvlng, We want agents everywhere No
risk, no capital needed. -
One Cent buys postal card send one for
all our papers, circulars ana ustal
we cAA and DO sell 81 articles, 81 books, &C al,
Tor SINGLE DOLLAR. Beautiful Rings Pima
Bracelets, sets, Pipes, Violins, g uitars Castors
in fact 1000 articles aIl nc 81. SEND Now ana
save mnheY. You CAN do IL. please try Adj
dress all orders TO III, pRMISTON q CO. NJ n
DOLLAR SALE 50 Brocmdeld st Boston.
Mass. Nov 3T--e n 'Ir.azn.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-08-23


The Fall Session Of the Bloomsbury
State Normal School win open on Monday,
August 2sth. This School offers the very
best facilities for PROFESSIONAL and cLAssr-
CAL instruction.
Buildings spacious, inviting and commo-
dious. Location healihful and easy Of ac-
cess. Teachers efficient and alive to their
work. Discipline uniform and thorough.
Fifty cents week deduction to all ex-
pecting TO teach Students going from
home should try the State Normal School
at Bloomsburg. Send for catalogue.
TIL. GRISWOLD, A. D., ND,
Principal,
Aug 10, 1876. Bloomsburg, Pa.
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uolloway,s pills and Oint.

ment.-wrecks Of Humanity. - indlsTe-
tions Of Youfh.-No object is more soul
appalling than the premature senilitv of
youth, daily Witnessed among the habitu-s
of our public promrnades, where may be
seen the terrible results of disease in its
most irightful forms of the ghas,ly and ca
daverous wrecks Of manhood, the delud ed
victims of unprincipled scouudrels, who, "
pernicious nostrums, have impregnated the
systems of their unsuspectihg anu coniding
patients with mineral poisons. For all ulcers
and impuriIy OF blood consequent upon such
imprudence, Hoiloway's Pills and Ointment
are powerfully efiicacious, being composed
Of rare baisams and vegetables that are an
tagonistic TO all disorders of th. blood, and
ulcers arising IRON virus in the body. They
contain noe a particle OF mercury or other
mineral poison. 1el
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PENN'A. R. R. TIME TABLE.

TaE Pennsylvania Central Railroad Com
i,any issue excursion tickets now, and viii
continue to do SO until November 10, 1876.
The price OF ticket from this point is
x5.ls; half ticket, $500.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-08-23
Aug 10, 1876. Bloomsbury, Pa

PEAcHEsi PEACHES Come TO Pleasant
Hill Fruit Farm, situated four miles east OF
Nc cAiistcrvi.le, near Cocolamus, Juniata Co .
Pa. Patrenize home trade, and get your
fruit fresh from the trees. We have orer
tro thousand Fruit Trees growing, one thou
sand OF which are peach trees, well loaded
with fine fruit. We ill have rem 10 t:reire
hundred crates Of Peaches. "Hale's Early''
will ripen about the 10th Of August, and
different varieties in succession until the
close of the Peach season. which will be
some tiiac in October. We isrifs all 10
come Gnd zee US Orchard open for visitors
daily except sunday. All orders for fruit,
or letters for Information, should be ad-
dressed SMITH & BROTHER,
Cocolamus, Juniata Co., Pa.
Aug 9. lS13-3t