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Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-10

nev. T.O. summers. ~. H.,
of Nashville. has received from
Bishop Marvin, who is in Pales.
tine, an, olive leaf sand flower
from the Garden Of Gethsemane.
~-LECTURE+-The Rev. DR..
Teasdale, of Knoxville, will de
liver his popular lecture on SThe
True Woman in tte Baptist
Church at quarter before eight
o'clock on Saturday night May
10, 1877. for the benefit of the
q Sunday Scho0t of said Church.
Terms of a~dmittance, 25 cent
For a gentleman and lady, &C
cents. For children under l6
years ofeage, 10 cents. The lee.
iure is one Of DR. Teasdale's
finest productions, and a rare
li,eraryYtreatwillsbe enjoyed by
those who attend upou / 9 deliv.
cry. Come one come all.
PETERSON MAoAzINE for June
opens with an exqui size steel en-.
craving .'Sybil's Swans" III adj
dii9Sit1Ess adguBleAized coIr
ed fashibf plate, abou. twenty
other fashion illustrations, and
dozens for embroidery, netting
&csy&cs @sPetereon tmust be
rem~mbered ID only two dollars
q year; and in clubs can be had
as low a 81 80. Specimens are
sent. gratis, to those wishing to
get up clubs. Address Ohas j.
Peterson, 306 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia
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AsvERT1ssxe nArn@.
brtoAl contracts made with Local A
ssrtiasrs and Advertising Agent.

LosAk a as4srso Ee7ssrs 10 osu1ss
line ntst }eseftiot5 Q ceuts second inees.
ton; 6cehts mirdiusertioh y cents fourth
Add s~utceeding Insertions fnt six months
VI lees tine.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-10

To-day is Ascension day. One
OF the movablefestivals of the
church. I rKf t9Tq ~ ?,
1.-The plank walk aon Depot
street is being T novaied and
repaired, dawbkf 80
EATbere'is talk -ot running a
Narrow Gauge X. R., from Bris,
tnlltn G.s,nher I'd lAa1 II
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Gardening time has come
3 and oast,3RG3r0 %
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sSy-AH New Subscribers for 1877, pag
ing in adUar &c after Mopemder / 1875
WILL RECEIVE THE PAPER WEEKLY
from receipt Of rsmmittec to January LIST
1877, WITHOUT CHARGE.
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SOC heytuu St,
Philadelphia, Pa

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Josh Billings .,says.s Joking
on a4tisky buSziRess Just for the
rake ov a second kIass joke
menny a mans haz lost q fust
klats friend.
Col. John b. McLin. a PRO
minent citizen, of Washington.
County, died Of pneumonia or
the 9Th inst. He was a useful
man, muehrespected in life, and
mourned in death by all who
knew him.
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The Osceola times., 1877-10-13
BEATTY PIANO
Grand Square & Upright, and Beat
tvs Celebrated Golden Tongue
Parlor Organs.
A word Ia their favor. read,
Erun ib,. itl.io III R.rnru,rr.

A word In their favor. read
From the lklsln. III kelormcr;
1--WE have Ia our own house one Of the risn,.s
advert Sod by Daniel 4 Drul'y Ia another col
umn aud do not hesitate to recommend II from
ou, knowledge Of IT. quality Mr Beatty has
dealt "efy hUnorabll b! us.'
u. T.. sc,lswirk, Of iionaparte, wa, say;
"Or-an came 10 hand all safe l.: aud after one
hour's trial send "a the cash. u mere thar
morts my expect tiuEa The tone l. rycncdtug
" linz anil ncl'ipu-, and lac cas-. l, stylish and
beautifully hnishcd -
From y l.. Evcrct. Esg Cashier National Broad
way ba1k, New York
Organ No. @N re, ci,ri As am fully salts
grd with the instIuf rht. rrmit without lur-
iher DELAY ! have not .tght u necessary to call
experts TO test II. All my family arc delegated "
Eycry insirumcn, fail, warranted for -ix years
rs strict y first clnSs In every respect. aHd Hs
guarantee II good iaiih they are shipped on from
5io Adays test trial. money refunded and freight
charss paid both ways T., me IL thes are In any
lorm misrrirescnted or prove unsatisfactory
Nothing fnter than his eau be offered
AGENTS WANTED. NJ where ! have none
arge discounts made 10 intrnlucc In new loc II
H. send Tor lllnstrdt, d NDNERI.IsER tCsfa-
lolue Edition.. with testimun nis from dislin-
gushcd persons, some OF whom you ma, know.
before buy lag elsewhere. Address. DANIEL +.
BEATTY, " ashington. New Jersey
The Osceola times., 1877-10-13
On She Square,.

The Grand Lodge, F. aud A. NJ.
Of the State of Arkansas was in ses-
zion the whole Of yesterday and
last evening, bat us most OF the
proceedings had are csoierlc in their
nature, our repor, is necessarily
slim.
In the afternoon tie Grand Loo, ,,e
proceeded to ballot for Grand oiii.
GERS for the ensuing year, with the
following result:
Grand Masier-M.'. w.. J. +.
Hill, Of Johnson County.
Deputy Grand Master r.. W..
George Thornburg OF Lawrence
eoUtiy.
Grand Lecturer. Brother George
A. Danneily. OF White county.
Grand Orator - Brother Fay
Hampstead, OF Pulaski county.
Grand Senior Warden - Brother
p. McCown, of Columbia County.
Grand Junior Warden- Brother
NJ. W. Steele. OF Conway county.
Grand rea~urer--B Brother Geo.
ii Meade, oi Pulaski county.
Grand Secretary Brother l.. T..
bafber. of Pulaski county.
The Grand officers c.cc, " III be
Installed nj 10 n. IN. to day, when
Grand Master Hill will announce
the names of those brethren select
ed tor those Offices OF the Grand
Lodge required to be flied hy ap
poiniment.-L. u. Gazette.
The Osceola times., 1877-10-13
Good sense.

II the holders 0f the good bonds
Of Arkansas are so very ANXIOUS
that the fraudulent bonds should
also he taken up, as to propose Ia
lose one ihird on their bnnd, IN the
settlement of the whole question,
why do they not make the propo.
-it'on direct to pay up those bonds
nd present them To the State with
out requiring the Illuminating act
pn the pnt of the State 10 SCI
aside the decree OF it's Supreme
Court by acknowledging n debt
which the highest tribunal in the
State has declared null aud void!
That, 1t appears 10 ns, would tea
hc sutcs, ana most equitable way
Il getting rid Of those lraudui'n
bonds, which the holders %! ili
good bonds appear t. fear will 10
= disturbing element IN The Staie's
.rnnces ia the iuiure. We cannot
see any just or good reason wh,
the holders Of the valid BOMBS ~
icrcst themselves ~ mach ab"ui
'he invalid ones. The reiens,
that i, Is 10 save The State from The
odIum of repudia,ion, J., all bosh
aud gammOn, ior we VIII submit
10 the conscience ~ even these
righteous scalcrs whctheru is more
honest TO rcpudiale N part, honest
debts for the purpose OF paying ~
part those thai are notoiiuasly dis
honest, null and void, orTepudiHtc
u full Tie latter, for the purpose OF
paying in !ull the trle? We
pause Tor reply. Look ont for
The bug under the chir.'-f Arka'
dclphia Standard.
The Osceola times., 1877-10-13

- =. mill

lis was II wild Texan, just from
me frontier, and had boarded the
train at Fort Worth for Dallas.
II was his first I,de on the kers, "
aud rs the conductor reached ia his
hip pocket tor his punch. the sharp
eye oI' Texas caught II rl,mpse o.
lis polished handle, and quick IL
thought he levelled II navy six on
that conductor, sayiag, "Pu'er up,
or III blow daylight through you.
No man can get the drop on me
I Dallas Herald
The Osceola times., 1877-10-13

BrAa in mind, lhat by the
Adams Rcdicld "plan,' the people
will be called on 10 pay. instead OF
- ,000, 600, the sum OF s. ,l36 0G2
when the honest tcbl is s2,15l, '55
Yet we are repeatedly told, the
people do not pay one cent of the
fraudulent debt . Bat, then, ac
cording to the Gazette, tho people
who oppose this "plan" are "nai.
row-paicd igno amuses aud un-
scrupulons shy sters," aud perhap'
deserve no better fate. 80 Van Brr-
en- Argus.
The Osceola times., 1877-10-13

TnE State press is still rampant
on the subject Of State finance.
The champions FOR Sealing and pay.
ing of the fraudulent as well as tie
honest dclts, and the out and out
repudiationisis being about eqsaly
d vided. For our part, We have al
ready expressed our views, and the
more we see and hear OF the various
plans suggested iol, n settlement of
the state debt, tho larger does the
bur appear. 1t is made to appear
on the one hand, that to repudmle
the fraudulent debts. would be to
ruin and blatLea the fair name OF
the state forever; and, on the other
hand, to give countenance to, by
accepting the Adams aud Redieid
proposition, and pay off the fraud
ulent debts, would, no less, leave II
stigma upon cur cscu,cheons as an
honorable and upright common.
wealth. Six OF one, and a half doz
en- of the other. We prefer TO re
pudiate an-un.ust, illegal and fraud.
aaleui claim. aud run the risk of in.
curing the ccnsurc of coming gen
erations. Again We say, let the
courts decide the matter.
The Osceola times., 1877-10-13

The Memorial 10 the next L. S
Congress, lor an appropriation fo'
4 system OF leyees, wastes or drains
against overhows, and the reclama.
ton OF swamp lands, is being signed
by every one who he's an opporiu-
nifty to do SO, and il Is believed tha,
every man, woman AID child in the
county is in favor OF it.
The Osceola times., 1877-10-13
Ohio and Iowa Election.

The latest dispatches from Colum-
bus, OHIO, claims net gain Tor the
democrats of about 5000.
In lows. there are four tickets in
the field republican, democrat
prohibltonist and greenback
ticket, which are running pretty
evenly. II will require full returns
10 determine results.
The Osceola times., 1877-10-13

JupcE LOCKWOOD, OF the crimina
court, of Memphis, refused bail il,
the case OF A. Woodbridge, who kill
cd Waite, the zee man, on the 3Olh
ult,
The Osceola times., 1877-10-13

Ma. En-. RocKwrLL, the publisher,
of the Randolph Scnlpel, is dead,
and the publication OF The paper
suspended until another publisher
can be procured.
The Osceola times., 1877-10-13

wyoming territory has gone
Democratic for The fist time. j.;
~ no great account, but shows, a.
the old tanners nsed to say, that
the "iai,s 90 wi,h the hides"
The Osceola times., 1877-10-13

THREE U. S. Engiuce,s, Cap.
Adams, l.. T. s. Powell and Lock-
wood, are in Memphis, for the pu'- =
pose OF making Il survey Of the
Mississippi river.
The Osceola times., 1877-10-13

There Is no msnufsetnrrr of Pianos an,i tsr,sus
IN ;ii. any ifh,r untry who ba- received ~
many ln-.i cited Inducements - has Mr. Realty
tton every state sni Territory comcs he same
vcr,t ct, ''1hey are The best n the world"
illustrated ADNkRri Ell, {, analogue Editiorl
re Address. DANIEL. z. BEATTY, " ASH
irsfou, New J,rs,y
The Osceola times., 1877-10-13
ADVERTISING!
Al. 900 WORTH rop .s- \

The chespc.t and best way IA reach r, aders
outsde Of the laf@e oic> Is b, nsing one or more
four six hts al over 1000 new sIapcrs, divided
to cuNvr different sections al the country Week
iy Circulation over tW,Wo. Advert i-emeuts re-
ccivcd Tor one ~ more iisi-. for cstalogurs con
iaining names II papers, ard o her information
aud t,r estimates, address BEALs 4 POSTER,
u Park Row Crimes Building), New ork
The Osceola times., 1877-10-13
~ MONEY N

Can be saved 10 you wish TO purchase Piano or
q, gan by buying dircct OF me, aud besides , GU
are sure OF getting the genuine Beatty Piano aud
Organ, the sweetest toned AMI iesst perfect ever
made. Years OF trial have established them the
morr drsnly in popular favor. aud the universal
verdict nov l., that there arr none better manu-.
iaciurea In the wOr,d sent on from iive o. ff-
teen day test trisl anil fully warranted ior six
arr ~ fr>t-cla-> In every respect Money re-
fur,icd aud freight paid both way. by me II m
satisfactory i,.piiy's Illustrated Al NEkTiSEk
Catalogue kdltion.l free Address. DANIEL
F BEATTY. ashiugio", New jersey
The Osceola times., 1877-10-13

mn n Great chance 10 make money. II
HH y"u can't get gold you can get
HvIyaIy grrcubacks We need a person
in every town to take subscril,-
tions for the largest. cheapest aud
best Illus rated family publication in the world.
ANY one can become a successful agent. The
most elegant works of art given free to suhscrih-
ers. he prire Il 50 low that almost everybody
snbscribes One agent rcpnrts mak ing over sln
IN awerk, 4 lady agent reports taking over iU
sab rrihcr' in ten da.s All who engage make
money fast You can devote all your Time to the
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ness. No one who engages fails to make great
pay. Address - he Peoples Journal" Port
land, Maine 9-S-
The Osceola times., 1877-10-13
HOMESTEAD $40
SEWING
$40 -" MACHINE MAJ
For Domestic use.
With Table and Fixtures. only Sac

\ perfect and un"Quslct. large strong and iura
hl Machine, constructed elegant and solid, frum
the beet material with mathematics precision,
Tor Constant Family Use or manufacturing pur
poses. Always ready ut moments notice to de
its days work t,Ncf out - order, aud vi last
n generation with nodetaie care; ra-y tn under
stand aud manage; light smooth, aud swim rum
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with all the valuable Improvements To- be foun,
In the hi isaest priced Machines, warranted io do
the same work. the same way. and n rapid aud
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triumph ~ ingenious mechanical skill essen.
TALLY the working woman'r friend. and far IN
advance ~ all ordinary Machines. fr absolute
strength. Reliability and general usefulness; |;
will Hem, Fell. Tuck. seam, Quilt. Bnd Braid,
ord, Gather Rune. ''hirr. lair, Fold. calop
Roll, Embr,ider, Run up Brrad,h-, Sc.. with
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through all kinds OF goods. fiom canbtio To sew
eral thicknrsses OF brosdcloth or l,aihcr. with
hne or Goa, se cotton. liaeu, IL or twine. Gives
pei feet saiisiacti"n viii earn ifs cost several
tresi over m a season in the work IL does, or
make good living Tar any man or woman who
desire. To use Il tor 'ha Puriose; works - faith
without damage Price IL Machi with light
table. fully cqaiiprd Tor famiiv work. elO. Half
cas'. Cover, side Drawers aud CaLirct Styles
each NJ cofrtsponsi'nxly low rates SAFE d~llve
ry guaranteed, free ffcm damage. Explanatory
rainphls's Illustrated with cngrav,nsr OF the sew
sewing, g., mailed ffs~. Confidential terms
with iibc,s' Inducements to cntrrprising clcrgy-
men. fssch,rs, bus sin-sr Men, Travelling or To-
cal Agents, Ac wh" d.>irs exclusive tcrnsiss,
FURNISHED on Application ,ddre-s John H.
hrndall CO.. NJ broadway. New ors.
The Osceola times., 1877-10-13
my PERSON WHO VIII rUY ABX or
PARSONS PURGAllVEPlLLS

and take one ~ each night for four 90 nights
aud wi ,p this every tiir'i week daring th'
months OF jun", July, tusu-t nnd Seplr"her'
viii lot he troubled with Fever and Agiir, n"l
Maiariuus kr,er, Nor ~ilii"us ever, nor nnyn'
the dlsrascs rsaiiing from miasinatlc p"i~nn,
comin"n IN Mis- nufi. Mississippi. Louisiana Ar
kar~as aud rcN'is n PARSONS ltkDAilNE
l. LIS ,nnnoi nc ol,tain' d at your nrurrsi -int.
send - oi-, 10 the uud r~ignrd, aud the pill
shall be -crl post patti. by return mail phNsi
rins supplied by mail ai s2.5U per thousand
hnls. As Tbs l. bui little ~ ~ than ha'f prize
fur sipndarl pills by the Thousand. cash mus
accompany the order The recipe will he cheer
full, seui 10 any physician on app icaJion We
will send pnrson'- Pills hy mali to responsible
parties nS coNMIsstps at e. ler dpzen, sample
dozens at 81, cash with The or 'er.
WHOi E<ALE AGENTS,
oliins Er - ...-l u ul-s N'u
q " Jpuc- Nto ............ Memphis, Tenn
4 J Hiri sIn.. ............ New orleans, La
q. J. lincoln 20 ...... .....Ltllr Rock. Ark
I & Thompson 4 TO .Gnlvcs on, Ten
The Osceola times., 1877-10-13


TIE following amounts were paid
ovcr to. the couhty Treasurer, by
Collector John B. Driver, u: the las,
term OF the County Court, in cu;.
rency, state aud county scrips, and
the Trensurer's receipt taken there.
for, as being the amounts collected
rs tax for the year 1876:
Liquor dealers license, 81, 10000.
District school funds, 3,67S,25.
Show and other license 25S,0O.
GENT county purposes, 29'0,63
Fines and torfcilures, 5s2,9S
Road and bridge funds, l,79s,G7
County Indebtedness, 3.5ls,O2
Pauper funds, sol, ,G6
Public building fund '13 4, 95,c2
Expense elk. and sheriff, 9,lS,
Polls, school purposes, 330,G0
Dog tax, 4li,35.
The Osceola times., 1877-10-13

Qo Mixei Cards. with name, n et-. Sam, ,le.
~ for s-es stamp. ]. MiNki.ER \ CO., Mas
-au, n \.
The Osceola times., 1877-10-13
PULWONA.

beyond comparison the best remedy for the
cure Of CONSUMPTION Owen IN ITS Nnsr An
NAScEp sTAcEs), Asthma. Bronchitis, 'atarrli
and all arrangements of thr NERVOUS Sfs-
TEN. cir ulaf consuming < particulars 81 man,
eases successfully treated, lull advice for tn,
treatment of the diseases ab. vo mentioned, and
certificates q actual cures. will be- sent free by
nail To all upplcants Address @ CAR q
MOSh-. sol" Proprietor. il Cortiandt Street,
New York.
The Osceola times., 1877-10-13
SECURE ,f.V.fG E.V'CY'

and 500 or 500 per week 4.
1.-THE EVER READY AND NEVER OCT OF
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-09-15
Constable's Sale

DY virtue Of writ Of teri .facias, issued
I'D by John G. Weis, a Justice of the
Peace Of the State of Maryland, in and for
Allegany county, and to me directed at the
suit of ]. L. Hamburger and S. Rosenheim,
trading as Rosenheim s. Co., against the
goods and chattels, lands and tenements OF
Thomas D Davis, Thomas Morgan and
David Williams, / have seized and taken
in execution all the right, title and
interest of David Williams in and to the
following property to wit:
All that lot or parcel of ground lying
in Allegany county and known as
Lot No. q, Block No. 5, of Beall's
first addition to the town of Frost
burg. having front of so feet on
Maple street and running back to
an alley $50 feet.
And hereby give notice that at 2 o'clock
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9Th, 1877,
In front of Hitchins Bros store in the town
of Frostburg, will proceed to sell by
public auction all the right, title, interest,
ETC., Of the said David Williams in the
premises abo re described for Cash.
GEO. B. PARKER,
Sept 15-3t Constable.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-09-15
MANY a grand opportunity has been

MANY grand opportunity has been lost
"nd many an effort which would have
been great achievement for the worlds
progress, has fallen worse than useless be-
cause of indigestion. At times Of such suf-
fering, words have been uttered and &C.
tions done bv those in awful responsible
positions, that have changed the current of
history, for auGht We know. Health, with
out which one should not attempt more
than average effort, is not found with Indi-
gestion, but can be possessed by all who
will judiciously use Keiler's Vegetable Life
Dro4s, the greatest remedy for indigestion
yet discovered.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-09-15
Barton Items,

MARRIED-On Thursday, Sept 6,
1877, at the residence of Mr.. S. s.
Warwick, in Barton Mr.. ANTHONY
REESE and Miss LIZZIE MCMILLAN al.
so Mr.. JAMES ANDREWS and Miss Ell
LA LIGHTER were united in the bonds
of wedlock by Rev. John L. Walsh.
Quite an excitement originated in
our town yesterday caused by too
much kindling wood in a cookstove in
Robert Somerville's dwelling. Smoke
was seen to issue from doors and win
dows and an alarm of fire was given.
After quite crowd had gathered it
was found to be false.
The new dwelling which our friend
DR.. w. J. Piper has under construc-
ton on the site of the one he had des-
troyed by fire is nearly completed.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-09-15
Homecoming Items.

The Workingmeu's Party held an.
other large meeting in Rechabite Hall
Saturday evening last. Speeches
were made by Messrs. James Park
John Anderson and Mr.. Murphy
Mr.. James Gibson read an editorial
from the FRosTBURe JOURNAL, and an
appeal to Congress. published some
time ago in the Irish World. The
music was furnished by Stevenson &
Band.
Miss Lizzie Porter left Monday tc
attend Mr.. Staley's SC ool, Knoxville
Nd.
FAST LoAD1NG.-Thursday after.
noon the Maryland company loaded
one hundred and fifty tons of coal in
seventy minutes, running it down a
plane nine hundred feet long.
DR.. ]. M. Williams, practising med
icine with his brother here, sent fol-
his family last week. They arrived
Saturday from their former home
Scranton. Pa.
The New Central coal company
have been working their mines on full
time since the late strike, and started
their Big Vein mine on FIVE quarter
time last Monday.
Mrs. John Lynch and Mrs. Hugh
Muir returned home last Friday from
visit to friends in Scotland.
Mr.. Robert Matheney, whose illness
was noted sometime ago, we are glad
to say is improving.
]. G. Orrick & Son, who run the Ha-
nekamp mill, are working it day and
night, grinding wheat and corn.
Mr.. Samuel Ridout Principal Of
Castle School opened Night School
in the School building Wednesday
night.
Mr.. Hector Bell. proprietor Of Bell 4
Shaving Saloon, is travelling through
the region introducing his hair clean
er, or reka."
The funeral of the late John Durkip,
killed last week by locomotive, was
largely attended on Sunday.
Last Friday evening Mr.. John Alb
bott was elected Superintendent of the
Presbyterian Sunday School to serve
until January LIST. 1878.
Mrs. Agnes Percy, who is residing
with her daughter, Mrs. Robert Han
shaw, Grafton. W. Va, is visiting her
daughters here and at Barton.
Some of the merchants have receiv-
ed fall stocks of goods, expecting to
make heavy sales after payday.
Miss Sallie Clark left yesterday
(Friday) to visit her school friends.
She expects to be absent ten weeks.
The American coal company s
jackson mine has been idle two-and-a-
half days, owing to scarcity of boats.
On Wednesday number of persons
went from here and adjacent country
to Coles Circus at Piedmont. Promi-
nent among them was Mr.. John
Cha1ey.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-09-15
ssRiyerside'' Nails are now sold
at $500 per keg by H. s. F. G. BEALL.
Business Locals.

Httch1nS r0s. are receiving lines
of all classes of beautiful Shoes, from In
flnts to Ladies' in all sizes. Price, will be
marked in strict conformity with the times
Call and examine.
In the No. 60-twelve' stop Church Or
gan, Mr.. Dani F. Beatty, the talented
manufacturer of musical instruments, has
reached the acme of perfection. it excells
in ornate teauty Of construction and its
richness, power, volume, and sweetness OF
tone must be heard to be properly appre-
ciated. See his advertisements All
churches who contemplate purchasing
should at once address Daniel F. Beatty,
Washington, Warren County, N. j., U.
s. A.
Ask Yourself these Ques-
tions.-Are you a Respondent sufferer
from Sick Headache. Habitual Costiveness
Palpitation of the Heart? Have you Dir
illness Of the Head? Is your Nervous Sys-
TEN depressed? Does your Blood circu-
late badly? Have you a Cough? Low
Spirits? Coming up of the 70 d after
eating etc, etc. All of these and much
more are the direct results of Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint and Indigestion. GREENS
AUGUST FLOWER is now acknowledged
by all druggists to be positive cure.
400, 900 bottles were given away in the
U. S. through druggists to the people as a
trial. Two doses will satisfy any person
of its wonderful quality in curing sll forms
of Indigestion. Sample bottles 10 cents.
Regular size IS cents. Sold positively by
all tirst-class druggists in U. 8.
At Paisley's Dye Works, No.
70 N. Liberty st., Cumberland, all kinds OF
Dyeing and Securing are done upon
the mos: approved principles. Cleaning
aud by cling Sllawls a speciality: With
pow' rful presses for finishing, Paisley
guarantees his work to look equal TO new.
If you have Clothes that are
looking shabby and unfit to wear, send
them to Paixley's Steam Dyeing and
Securing Establishment at No. 12 North
Liberty street, Cumberland, aud have them
made 'amaist like new"
$500 toi nice Spring and Summer
Suit at B. STERN's Clothing Store.