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Standing Committee.

The following Is the Standing Com
mittee elected for the ensuing year /:
Adams-I. I. Manbeck, J. r. Zechman
Henry Freed, Adam Smith.
Beaver Vest N. b. Middleswerth
II. NJ. Ulsh.
Centre-Dr. J. w.Sampsol, III. c. Samp
sci.
Chapman j. d. Hall, 4. II. Trout
man.
Franklin-M Willard X. Hassinger, f
Rathfon.
Jacksou-J s. Yearick, William Sholly
Monroe Theodore Hummel J, Z
Wagner.
Middlecreek-J. X. Keelor, Harve!
Sholly.
Middleburg John F. Stetlcr, c. G
Seeboid. .tlt
Penn j. II. Hendricks, W. S. Stahl.
Perry-John X. Arbogast. Levi Kepler
Perry West-T. p. Derr, Frank ArbU'
gast.
Selinsgrovo-H. ]. Duck, d. T. Parks.
Union-J. n. Houser. J. ID. Boyer.
Jvashington-J. A. uilbish, jeremiah
Charles.
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" WILLIAM MOYER,
County Superintendent.
Whl. CAMERoN'S WILL.
Hon. Iohn 0. Packer Fully indicated.

In the Supreme Court, May Is, the
decree ofthe Uuion county court in
sustaining the will of the late VIM.
Cameron was affirmed. The contest
pushed 40 vigorously for the contes-
tants is therefore ofno avail, and Mrs
Jane Harrison will have TO be satisfied
with the legacy ol slSO,OO0 which her
father left her. The opinion of the
Supreme Court is very short one, aud
is as follows
ave affirm this decree upon the
able opinion Of Judge Elwell, which wc
ndnpt rs the opinion of this court. ",
think 1t proper to add that there i.
not in the evidence anything to i'm.
peach the character of the gentleman
by whom the will WAS drafted for in
tegrily or professional propriety. In.
deed, his conduct throughout wa.
characterized by the incest sense ol
honor" The counsel who supported
the will were Joshua Comfy, Hon. 5
Z. Wolverton and ex.Attorney Genera
McNeagh.
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CORRECTED WEEKLY ny
Simonton, Barber 81 Co.
MARRIED..

May 4th by the Rev. w. A. Haas,
Agnes Matilda Sassaman, to B. l..
Brouse, both of Jackson twp.
May 14th by the Rev. j. f.. Wam-
pole. Miss Mary NJ. Foltz OF Franklin
to William ID. Bilger of jackson twp.
AT the residence of the brides par
ents, "Wednesday evening, May II, n.
n. Leohner of Akron, Ohio, and Miss
Maggie IL. Hillbish, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Col. =. Hillbish Of Selns-
grove.
May z, John C. Stimeling of Perry
Go. and Miss Emma j. Heimbach of
Washington twp, Snyder Co.
At the residence of the brides sis
ter, Mrs +. M. Van Bergen, Ia Oak
Park, Illinois, Oh Monday, May Is, by
Rev. Coon, Arthur l.. Smith, OF Cedar
Falls, and Miss Jennie Evans, of Oak
Park, Ill. ...-
The foregoing chronicles and event
that the grooni's friends in this city
have been for some time anticipating.
While the bride is n stranger In our
city, she will be accorded a warm
welcome by the many friends of the
worthy young man who has won her.
A cosy home awaited the bride, the
adornment of which has been the EN-
ployinent OF all OF Arthurs spare
hours, for weeks past. FALLS
GAzErrE, Iowa.
THE Posr extends congratulations
and good wishes.
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Something Kew.

J. asna at May court, there was
y. display OF agricultural imple-
n p Out the principal attraction
u. aoad Locomotive or Traction
Io.. 's,''g coatrolIed by one man
(sS u. the assistance VI horses and
guy handled as R.NR Locomo-
(n.g (a"g around In the streets in
oe .han an ordinary farm wag.
pped and started, other for
IVA. o.ekward instantly travel.
er ~. our streets at the tate Of six
rs'.a ~. aour' with perfect ease be-
bonsa sa on easy spriass It was
Inosd ny Al who saw Il snperior mn.
!. 's,ors exhibited In the county.
oesa avsrdsd the highest
ever given any Traction '.sa' en-
q ~Anufactured by The
rIs. ns Co. .waynesborou, Frank. s
J! ~ Apysv Of Fresburs
'of snyder county.
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Republican Standing Committee.

The Republican Standing Committee
met Monday, May %. 1882, over tn,
|ios printing office, to count the vote
polled at the primary election May 20.
The chair appointed PhilipB. Moyel
assistant Secry.
The meeting was strictly private no
pectators admitted.
Ihe following Resolution was unan.
nously adopted.
esoIued That we the Republican voters
snyder county do hereby agree to
'nd by and use all homo rable means
"a support the ticket nominated.
vote Of thanks was rendered 10
o,S,'s Chairman aud Secretary Of the
Tue time appointed and fixed for
organization of tlie new committee
h1ed on Saturday. the .snth Of
,e AZ O'Clock p. m. alaa
he newly elected members are
'eS'ly requested to be present.
SAMUEL GROSS Chairman,
HAS. E. sAMrsEL Sec.
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The Body Of lohl GoodIander Found.
Wrsr prAyrR. MAY % tsso

| w ls1 bEAN fN, MAY ~. INSS.
About two weeks ago nm insane
man by the name of John Goodlander
from Union Co, aged 30 years
came over to visit his niece, Mrs.
Levi II. Truster Of West Beaver and
on Tuesday evening the 18th inst. lie
went to Crosgrove Hall to an auction,
and left that place after midnight and
had not been heard of until Friday
the 10th when he was found in the
streh hm OF Middlecrerk. Ii is suppos.
ed lic lost his way md fell over the
bridge aud drowned his hat was
found u few days before he was found
further up the stream, by ]. u. Fish.
or. N. b. Middleswarth. Esq, was
notified and appeared, and summoned
tue following gentlemen as jurors
Adam Wagner Esq, DIR. II. VI. Ulsh,
James kalpetzcr, solomon Mourer.
Thomas Herbster and Michael :.
Weiand, who held an inquest upon
the said body, with n verdict, that the
deceased came TO his death by acci.
detnal drowning on the night ofthe II,
of May. The deceased, or unfortu-
nate, man Ind been ia the water
about eight days he was seen lying
in the water the day previous to his
being taken ont by several persons
but it was thought it was IL scare
crow put la by some person as joke
on the one that took It out. hence he
was left ip, but IA little son sl Levi J.
Romig being more inquisitive than
the rest took q long hook and turned
II once andto his horror saw il was n
dead man. His son being notified by
telegram arrived the next day aftor
he was found and had him buried in
the Baker Church Cemetery, there to
rest until next winter when he in
tends to have him taken home and
buried beside his deceased wife.
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Commencement-Union Seminary
New Berlin, Pa.

The following is the programme for
the exercise atthe coming Commence
ment at Union Seminary:
Friday, Evening, June
OF the Neocosmian Literary Soc'y.
Saturday Evening, Jnne l0-Anniver-
sary OF the Excelsior Literary So
ciety.
Sunday Evening, June 1l-Baccalau-
reate Sermon by Rev. j. Young,
OF Williamsport, Pa.
Monday Evening, June 12-Lecture
before the Literary Societies, by
Rev. II. B. Hartzler, Editor of the
Evangelical MEssKNaER, Cleve
land, Ohio.
Tuesday, June 1910 n. m.-Meeting
of the Board OF Trustees. 2p. M.
Book Reception OF the Neocos-
milan Lit. 500. 7.30 p. m.-Lec-
ture before the Alumni by Hon.
= A. =. Sassaman, of Reading, Pa.
Wednesday, June II. 10 a. IN -Reun-
ion Exercises and Alumni Associa-
tion. History of the Alumni by
Rev. u. Il. Swengle, Lewisburg,
Pa Poem. by II. Il Ben tz, ESQ.
OF Huntingdon, Pa. A'.
Wednesday, June li-C commencement,
Orations. Essays and Graduation.
All are cordially invited to attend
these exercises.
REV. A. T.. GoBILR, Principal.
New Berlin, Pa.
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Account OF School Boards.

School warrants are issued in tho or
der In which the animal certificates
and reports are received at the Dcpart.
menL At the close Of each school year
the School Boards, without delay, shall
placein the hands of the District du.
ditors a full itemizcd statement of the
receipts and expenditures for the past
year, including the assets and liabilities
ofthe district of all kinds with all books
and vouchers. A meeting of the Au.
ditors should be arranged by the
Board, TO he held ms soon as the school
year closes, viz; first Monday in June.
When the accounts are settled and au.
dited, they are to bo Immediately puh-
lIshed 10y the School Board, either hy
hand-blll or in two newspapers. A.
soon as the new School Board organ
ICES (which can he done on the ddy of
the auditors settlemenD the annual
district report. affidavit and certificate
shall be sent TO
81 WILLIAM MOYER, Z,
County Superintendent. ~
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ED. PosT We desire to observe
May 30, Decoration day. in beconi-
ing manner. The Surviving soldiers
and all others are cordially invited to
assemble at the Town Hall IA New
Berlin at 2 o'clock p. IN. to make the
proper arrangements for decorating
the graves OF those who gave their
lives in defense of our flresides, our
homes, our country. AT 0 o'clock the
lines will be formed-good speakers
and excellent music will be furnished.
WM. s. SHOLLEY
Com
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DIED

May l4th in Freeburg. Philip SON
OF john 5. and Mahala Stelren, aged
22 years and % days.
May 10, in Union twp. Franklin, son
OF Jacob and Anna Longacre. aged 2
years, 10 months and 10 days.
May z, at Adainsburg, of scarlet fe-
yer, Jessie, daughter OF the late w
Harry Smith, aged about 12 years.
May " SelinsgroSd, Frank Sioyd,
son OF Henry aud Maggie Benner,
aged month and 2l days.
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The dn,ericqa hgricyt,trid for June
is received. This rs the best publica-
ton in this country for Farmers, Ne
chenics, &c. No Farmer should be
without IL. Ifthere is u possibility OF
any one number being better than
another the number before us is.
Farmers subscribe for 1t. Only 81 80
per year. Orange Judd Co., Publish
ers, New York.
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Marriages have increased IN per
cent, siuce young men have learned
OF the soothing effect of Sines' Tar,
Wild Cherry and Huarhoud, upon ba..
bies. Young man If you keep bot
tie on hand for an emergency, you are
safe in bringing things to climax.
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Heartily Recommended.

Don't condemn good thing be.
cause you have been deceived jy
worthless nostrums. Parkcr's Ginger
Tonic has cured many in this section,
of kidney aud nervous disorders, and
we recommend it heartily to such suf.
ferors. -Ne,rs. MAY
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Vheat. Oats and Barley,sow in thine
eyes Corn, Glover and Grass IN thy
ground follow Hirncrs Dliry BOX
and you will make more money in !
year, than formerly in II years, Books
free at every Store.
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John B. Fockler, of the First MAJ
tional Hotel of SelinS1rove, paid this
Office hasty visit on Tuesday last.
John is not only good landlord, but
is also q good, sociable companion.
Call, again.
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May.

Mrs. II. Marx. sclinsgro ve. pa. is dc
ing a lively busincs in the line of Boots
shoes, Trunks, Nn'iccs &c. & &c
Give her a call before purchasing els.
whcro.
April q. 's2.
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GEORGE VErrGR, stire of the
Face, Toledo, o., says wis trouh-
! led with sciatica and Kidney disease
pr years Mt times htl t, GO on
pitches and suffered untold agony.
tnf' Guti'nette's kidney Pad Gu red
INC I'M three weeks"
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MALT BIrrERs.-Malt, Hops. Qu.
nine. Bark, Get. 4 blood food for deli.
cate women, nursing mothers, sickly
children, the aged, couvalcsccnt, overs
worked. emaciated, nervous and sleep.
css. Fifty times more nourishirg
than any matt liquors. May.
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Tie Selihsgrove Bakery lately estab.
l'shel by Spahr & C,, will fill a want
long felt by the citizens Of that place.
The Bakery is in the hands of expert
enced bakers and caterers and prom.
ises To he proniotive ofthe health and
comfort Of her citizens, Give them n
fair trial.
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A sure cure for impoverished blood,
pimples, and complexion, is Browns
Iron Bitters. II will produce healthy
color. smooth skin, and is absolutely
not injurious.
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The Aiqhest Rank.

Made from harmless materials. ant
adapted to the needs. .of. fading nnt
falling hair, Parkcr's Hair D,lsam ha,
taken the highest rank ns an elegan
and reliable hair restorative.
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Henry Meyer, of Penn, who met with
an accident by a runaway horse, is
getting along as well as can be
expected. Hope Mr. NJ. will SOON be
about again.
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Bark 1! Bark ! Bark

will pay seven dollars cash per
cord for all rock-onk bark Of good
quality, delivered at Middleburg sta
ton, should prices advance call on
me.
ID. II. RoTHROcK.
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Philip Spade OF Franklin lost val
liable heifer on Saturday last by be
ing run over by the cars.
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twill pay every body to examine
the immense Stock of Furniture for
sale 10y the Popular Furniture man
w. ii. FELlN Lowislown Pa.
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Composed Of tho best known tonics,
iron and cinchona. with we'll known,
sromatics, is Browns Iron Bitters,
" tcurss Indigestion, and all kindred
troAbles.
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Rev. Herschey, the Indian Mission
ary, preached a sermon in the U. Is.
Church on Sunday afternoon last.
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Court Is well attended,

The display of agricultural imple-
ments during court week was grand.
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Miss Rosa Ayers left on Monday
for the McAllisterville Orphan School.
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Owing to the crowded state Of our
columns, we are unable to publish the
proceedings of the Sunday School
Convention held at Adumsburg. More
than usual interest was manifested
during the convention and altogether
1t was instructive and entertaining.
\ number Of the leading physicians
Ot the country are now recommending
Prof Guilmette's Kidney Pad for lame
back, sciaiica, diahetes, gravel. aud
other diseases Of the kidneys, bladder
and urinary organs.
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II S. SMITH, tigA#
DENTLST,

Beaver SPRING., Penn'a,
WIN aisespepd ss6s days tr ;Ls pss..Ls, ,r'rt
Iv@Ls each. wsek. A. -
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Offering The large stock of Machinery offered ia this
county, amongst which the celebrated
Champion Reapcrs a. NEowcrs

which farmer knows tho substantial machine before t
farming public Rem embcr there good why
the ounythere
last than all others combnelhere reason why
got three carloads of Champions Snyder county farm
buy Champions they getting at
imeoher agents who around with machines You
there nothing that but dot believe
et wards must look for elsewhere
have thousands of eaers complete
pair manufactory aupe supply the demand
known
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EMPIRE THRESHER & SEPARATOR,
Hagerstown Glover Huller. Farmers Friend and
Monarch Grain Drills,
with without Fertilizers CCLTIVATORS CORN PLANTERS
FLOWS, CORN-SHELLEtS aud anything farmers
ments to all machines will sell
desire except Copnters and Repairs tho Champion
strictly cash. Call and give n trial
Store Room door North of Fock Hotel aud opposite Wagonsc
Drug Store
49, ,oo. y. l.. fcIIEIIEA,
April 81, 1882
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-09-16
x.1fsorial BrevftIes.

fate ,dyices from Pittsburg Indicate
-, many Crocers who have been trusting
w.. strifers are beginning 10 feel that
Ut. 49,, burdens are more than they can car
w. One has failed for s., 900, and claims
s ,y:t the strikers owe him $4,000; hence
.hs failure. Other cases are reported OF
s suffering caused by the continued
Ike. and every day 10 revealing untold
m;,chiei growing out Of long and en-
forced idleness-
A Pittsburg dispatch reports that the
nan are rapidly breaking away from the
.nslcamated Association, and within the
nsyt forty EIGHT hours number OF mills
III, be I'm operation with union men who
I've signified desire 10 return to work
,Sithout signing the scale ut last years
rates,
The democratic convention OF the
.,ohth Virginia district at Alexandra,
Wednesday of last week, nominated 1onn
q. Barbour for reelection.
A severe storm, accompanied by light
ming. passed over New London county,
Connecticut, Saturday morning. Five
men In Yantic took refuge In an Ice
hoase. The building was struck and all
dye were paralyzed for time. One man
named Michael Lynch was terribly
burned. The lightning struck him on
the side and back, tore of his clothes,
cork.screw ed down his leg and made =
round hole In the top Of his foot. Still
Lynch lives and is expected to recover.
A cow In field close by was killed. A
.nan of horses were Knocked senseless
and \ yoke Of cattle in Franklin were
slruck and killed. The barn of Luther
Browning in Lisbon was struck and
burned. Numerous reports have been
received of trees and fences being struck
in sll parts Of the county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-09-16

CAaPETs CARPETs!-P. a. BRUGH, Hsgers-
town, Is Offering great bargaiug In home made
and iugrain carpets. Persons in need Of carpet
should Lot fail ~ call before buying as 1t will be
greatly TO their advantage.
DaKss Goops-GREAr REDUCTION IN PRICES.
p. A. BRUGH has the hes; assortment IN ma
gerstowr, and Is offering them Hover than ever
before. Goods that have never been offered nj
ess than 25c are VOW Being sold for l2}S and l5c.
Black and colored cashmeres 10 oil shades at tie
vary lowest prices
BLACK SILKS p. 4. BRUGHb selling, with
cat exception, the greatest bargain Ia black nik.
ever offered 10 Hsgers.own. A $i.25 SILK q. the
low price of 81. 1t Is q good heavy quality, and
guaranteed all silk. Now is the ume to get a
bargain. have tlso large assortment OF MORE
silks, sstins, brocade, sks in all colors, extreme
ly low.
CAssIMEREs! CAssI,fsREsl Men 10 want OF
good substsntia, suit of clothing should call Ut
4. A. BRUGH'S, Hagerstown, aud examine his
large stock CT new Cassimeres for the spring
trade He IL selling them st smaller profits thar
YOU will be able 10 get them elsewhere.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-09-16
The washinSton 4 Western Rail.
road.

A special dispatch from Washington to
the Cincinnati Enquirer says: "Work has
been commenced In earnest on the Wash
ington and Western Railroad, formerly
the Washington and Ohio, and the syndi-
cate which now has control Of the road
announce their determination to complete
1t as early rs possible. The road has been
completed to Round Hill, flfty-two miles
from Alexandria. Virginia, and graded
four miles beyond this point 10 Smokers
vile. The line has been surveyed as far
az Winchester, Virginia, and the Compa-
ny Is locating eastward from this place
with view to the extension of the road
and the early completion Of It to Cincin-
nati. The Washington and Western Com
pany has obtained control OF the organ
ization Of the Baltimore, Cincinnati and
Western, and the two Companies will
soon be merged. 1t 10 stated that ar
engagements have been contaminated for
the extension Of the Washington and
Western from the West Virginia State
line to Cincinnati under the charter Of
the Baltimore, Cincinnati and Western
Railroad Company. Its claimed that the
completion of the new line will reduce
the distance between Baltimore and Gin
cinnati sixty miles less than by any other
route. Within the past week number
Of new passenger coaches have been put
on the road between Alexandria AID
Round Hill, and negotiations are now In
progress for several new locomotives anu
a number of freight cars. Under the pres
ent management passenger and freight
rates ere cut down fully 30 per cent,
and in face of this the earnings for the
past three months exceed those for the
same period last year fully 90 per cent.
a feature Of the road will be the easy
grade over the Blue Ridge Mountain, rs
the maximum eastward Is 70.2 feet, and
westward SO feet, with amaXimum curvl-
ture Of eight degrees. On the Pennsyl-
vania road the mountain grade westward
il ll6'feet, and on the Baltimore and Ohio
1872 feet. These figures We're obtained
from authoritative source, and were ascer-
tailed by actual surveys Of the three
roads. The increased traffic and travel
over the Washington and Western road
since the present syndicate assumed
control Of its affairs is stated to be very
gratifying TO the stockholders, and no
backward steps will be taken. Leading
business men OF New York, Boston, Gin
cinnati, and other principal cities of the
country are interested In this project, and
funds have been guaranteed TO insure Its
completion, as it has been found the most
practical, shortest route between the
West and the Atlantic seaboard."
The above road will run through Berry,
Vile AMI Winchester.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-09-16

A PLUcKY GIRL Wins FIFTY Doll
LARs-The latest fish story comes from
Long Islands sunny coast. The Rev.
DIR. Mallory went fishing z, Loug
Branch to zee what he could 10 in the
way of capturing bluefsb. He was not
absent very long, and when the boat
returned he had go much faith in the
''ca,ch" that he offered his daughter a
$50 bill to carry the fish to the hotel.
She was on the point Of declining, but
finally borrowed at overgarment, and
then, with blood in her cheeks, went
for the FISH. In thirty minutes she had
the "birds" at the hotel, and took pos
session of the $50 bill.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-09-16
June IL. lss.

= CHo0L BOOKS ut
, WIN. r. LFMEN'S,
Moulder's Corner.
YOUNG man don't forget to buy your
j Spring Hat, Gloves, Shoes, Shirts and
Hccktie where sou have COOL assort-
meut and cheap. VIM. 4. LEMEN,
\I ANTED-The people generally 20
w know that an equivalent for your
money or produc. IL guaranteed In every
instance al the Mouldcr Building.
WM. +. I.EMEN.
Mouldcr's Corner.
TOR handsome Clocks and French Plate
L Looking Glasses go TO the Mouider
Building. WM. +. LEMEE.
THE Family Grocery on Moulder'sCor-
| ner. Wa. 4. LEMEN.
CLOUR, s. G. Meat, Country Meat, Lard
L and Vinegar az Moulder's Corner. a
WIN. 4. LEMEN.t
TEAS, Spices, Canned Goods, sIl stnple
] Groceries, at the Family Grocer's on
Moulder's Corner. WIN. Il. LEMEN.
DLACK Strap, Linseed, Coal aud Alsd-
- din Oil. Dryer, Turpcntine, Pa!nt ia
Oil and Dry at Moulder's Corner.
VIM. r. LEMEN.
w ANTED-The trade 10 known We will
w take anything in exchange for goods
that We can dispose Of. We mike 70 dis
tinciion between produce aud cssE Ia sell-
ing goods at Mouider's Corner.
WIN. r. LEMEE.
May IL II