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T$*e r>—f is at S T . ? £« tig pr ison last m o n t h
tr in two ways, first by arouisng the fM war frf'irc at the North; wcofid by creatine, • pretext IVr Federal Tnifi-tery interterenrf in the Soutb. And Blaine, whether »f)f elected or not, *a» tbe anas, who rajaed Ibr war cry in Congress— who dragged forth all the horrid atroeiUr* of war, and succeeded in provoking Southern roee to reply to something of tof same b't-ter Mf'trit, wad w h o b a d t b e s s i i s f s c t i o n « f
•swing tbr policy of be'* teeonsplbb it* purpose. It was the only chance the Republican party bad of w i n n i n g , and tbe f»ct that BIa}i>e w a s t b r pr ime m o v e r in invoking tbe old war spirit w*II i l ias lraled his s h r e w d n e s s . T o be sure tbe Repub l i can party lost t h e
_ i batt le , and found t h e m s e l v e s after tbe lasl
T? r T , - t r ~ ^ i M * H C o f m m t f e e of the S a - ! * a n h** *** fired 1 D » minor i ty o f . b o u t « t.-r-Th^k L*b«r pair norU in Sorter or a million of voters, and the aid of
o t h e r cowfederates wi th longer bead*, . l i d
and deeper brains t h a n Bla ine ' s had to be
Invoked 1B t b e work o f defeat ing the will of
the people b y plac ing a m a n in tbe Pres i
dent ial cha ir w h o bad b e e n fairly b e a t e n .
B u i i b o s e m e n were ready to do their share
o f t b e work, and B l a i n e too , did w h a t b e
could, and thn« ended tbe first great act
irhicb s h o w e d forth bow- S t B l a i n e w a s for
an eroprteucT,
A n d n o w a n o t h e r « • « » • opens , which o n e s more e a i i b i i * t b e shrewd Dess o f our hero,
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Mr. R*ed offered the following- re*"5nti,,>7i.-wiiicli Rtun;'««!, Thut tljcfraprrvinnrof th» to«Ti of F1»M»-
hnrrb b<- »ntJiori««d and dir^Hed to utriV*1 from the • W « M I « « I n>ll erf ««id tii*n the man of one th^n-afcDi3 df>ll*.rfi, np-f^w1^ tbere.-m »j£rain«t till* hPire of
«rn. J. p w»rr<*D (nrprnonal nro|i«ilT. T b e <-l*»rk t l l ^n r e * d m ooastni ia icmtJoo. o r r» tb**r •
dpngi.TO, fronr, Peter S, Pulmer. in relation ic the jH.weMof the nuperintendent of the poor to pur-ctiaee, andir and eettje, frr., tbe aeoormts of !D(T-CbtQtft, kc, a4jrainet tb<- oowoty, »K follows-To the Hvnr<raUl€ Board %r FHfHtrritnrfi;
rf\ j , , . Til* statute provide* that "rhe «ni»« ueoe»«»-aj-XUC IMl MniQQ Of l b * forty-fifth Con^reas rxpended in e»ca county for tbe eopport of County
! fiH r H 'U9«* aud c.i liid%'en( peraoct trhon- rapport i* c b » r ^ e » b l p to t l w ( V u n t y , " KHatl tK" dee i t ied
T L e B .a.-d v»f £>»per»- sor» of OjwegO COUtl-
! \ fit i} a *!isttfpAtiCy o f ASSIST io tbe »c-
r.'uri«.of 1?t ia!c treasurer of tbe county. T •" E i ..t iran rnsii>r;lT in 0*wej;o count) ' i
r -rsivs s.'i ; b o war f m m I.'**! t o S 0 0 0
T :• j* jt-a-.«.; "Wipg an increase of OTer (k1
p*r ccr t o.*i t b e balance of trade in our faTor.
asaembied a iittlt lew tb»D a month ago. T b e fall e l ec t ions were o r e r and tbe irwtneui]' "Oouiity cliarjrea,* [Vol. 1, p |127, 5 3,^ and that ^ „ _ . , . , - , . . . ' V V J U D L B f o r c o u n t y ct*»rjw:« of «ver>- de»K-nptloil 0US, the m o n a w e c t a i fact loomed u p that tbe g ) l a , i r>e prewntel to llie Binrd of .Sllj^rvmorg to be F'Wer Of tll« EopUblicitn DartV waa broken • « u i « » d b y Ui<-m.» [V0Ll,p&23, SH-;. T o . n d u i . j v . u t u j u u u u u pan.} » . » u.oiveu . ,>t<l lMifcr r x , m j n l . . »aju>.t, p»M upon snd settle the
- t h a t e r e n in tbe preseut S e n a t e the Re- am .-.not and then aliow it,- i f w C o *-*n J., in Mor-pubi icant can hardly c o u n t upon a working ! ""V/j'f.'a'nb.8 ^w,° pol 2 , r s u ] it „ ™ d e t h c Utaioritv: that itl the H o u s e t h e y are in *. J doty of the superintendents ot tbe Foor toreador to
- — -^*- u „ J L i — ™ - . - . _ i - i ,%. , n • the »••>»"» of b"]H-ni«or» of their CVni.ty at their The e x c e s s of f i t t e d S l a t e * e x p o r t s OTer I DOP<',*«* minori ty , While t o ? n e x t (JOUgreSI it , aunnai nieetingan account of «JJ monies received
i . , v « / v , , _ • atrourfrTW-mocratif in lK>th hr»nrh»« Hernia * n a cxpntuirn I'll thnn or undt-r their direction, and j(D,v»rt* f ir tue j e a r e n d ! n c >r»r. 3 0 t h . was . a « o n K i j A * « n o c r a u c u n > o t n orancnes . x i ere i* , o f s l ) t^eir pr.>ceediDg«." ^ > ' / « • ' f ' T i l aeaiDSl&14i* 72»*i Safe Jor t h e pre- iudeed » hopeless prospect for Repuhi ican i sm, , The gnesuonnabmiited tome ie whether the Board
' ' " " a -Mir! v-*.,it, - ^ • _ . , „ , , ' of HupfTHS'irs haie ibengl i t to mvet-tigate and «o-A solid feOUth arrayed against t h e m , w b l l - I a« the ardonnt? of merchauU and other* who b\ or-iu sercral of the ir old northern s t r o n g h o l d - , i Z l J ^ p ^ T a ^ x ' ^ m i t ^ ^ *arp,ie*'
—;--- —••• i they find themselres in a minority on Ihe ; 1\. answer un« it i« neoea»»ry t..' PXXTD i o e -what
^T,»- ,r Ka rr Laving rtcenllj declared i p , , p u u r r o t e . w i s t chance is there for » ^TdeuTofThe'"^^ "r n * t q w " r ° n th0 Snpc''" that t e i* r-." c a h a m e d o f h a y i n g been born anatcb ing f ic tory from i m p e n d i n g defeat ' B-T ^ ^ a c t f" r ^ ««PPort f'f t h e poor [2 R. S . ,
^ T>. n r e i i r - , , 1 ^ f>»A P H i ! * H ^ l n h i » RfirnrtY I i « r t? i . . . ! P ^Olj.j it Will he Been t h a t h e b u s t h e m a n a g e m e n t ,
. i . . u & e j ' v _ m a . trie r m t a a e i p m a wcora , [ ) t>rey ^ ^g, , 4 g | . e j l t warrior lay upon l i s c*«. ix.a. ^nt.-.-i of a u matwrs relating to the r : ]t «s'v r M p o b i s : * r ennsy l t ra^ ia ia y e t t o dea th bed h e feeblr a i k f d h is nh««iei*n CoitntJ Pour »nd the government Of the Gounty
" , ^ v J ™ , l u * i i a i l w y s i u l A l l P o o r H.;U«*>. ; p .-13. 5 31.J A m o u s : o t n e r p o w e r s » n d r f i«f'^ra irOin , ^ 1 , ^ ^y ch±aces w e r e for recovery. " T u u * » « ** " *<•' employ krepern and „U Jif'OWgary «•!'-
— -™ I t i g t i (inlr rt\« «1 « . «_ ! ,i • •< Yalita, autl t.J presor lbe t h e i r POX-PTS m d dut i e* . _ , » , _. ' U4»f UUIV tiUe CUiUiee i n a tbousat id , w a s He *i«> -T,urcti»i.M >u fnrmtnre, lmplernents aud J l f t lUBiPt lOa , 01 S p e c i e P f t y m e i l t a . ', i t , e reply, " r i l take that rhanra " > » tba ! UlWt'rialg that shall be neceasary from tune to time
| r • '»•••<• kuai. tiiauLt!, was Lue i forthf, m.iut^imnce of the poor of the County I h e {•••vf'.f are t b e po in t s in the Ke- quick response . X o w mark w h a t our hero j House and their ismploynicut m lahor, kc. and sells
' "" r- , , 1 IT«« T T U K I I , , L a d t l . „ « - l . r . , j ) a n d d i s p o s e s of t h f p r o o e n d s o f s n e h l a b o r . " • urtipt'-i'i A f ' silric'i »'P0t in to efiect Oti tbe (1 ,ICS- t t»ru l t uaa tbe e c h o e s ot the flowery . Tnest»tot-contemplates that theirparohases shall i -*- r.f T ^ i i ^ - t i o p e n i n g prayer in the S f U a t e Cbaulbrfr died i beiorcuslt, rl u'J, p821, v o i . a j to bep»idby draft i . . s . t.i J i - a i j - I »• - " • " " "'^" of tbe Supermtenarnt ot the Poor upon a speciul
1 ' i b e s w - U r x »f thetreaanrv- is t o re- * a w a y w h e n B l a i n s , o f K a i n e , spra-.jf to bis ! fvni which the Supervisors are directed to raiae. - > . -m i r . c : n Ibe Ub.U-J .^UleS 1 ^ 1 tender ! fe. t and offered a resolut ion author iz ing the ! „ J ^ 1 ^ S i W h u l l S t r S S ' 6 ^ r ^ f S l i ' , - r : * ! ' " t % - * ' " L ' - , , ' a p p o i u t m e n t of a coo imt t tee w h o s e d a t y j *>* o n l y » » ) « « ! which tbe Saprriurondeut Of the
~ T i . * r.'i'tmp!n>u iba l i t ake place om t b e . . - . . , . , . . , . , . i Tour 18 (Xpl'BWly authorized to antlit and settleare r/.-ix'ertTgle'H of «UCll i f a l ICDdiri 10 «UU]S of i v l , , u u c l " l w * Ull lgfhl ly ltlto t h e m a t t e r ' those of om<-erg and others for »«T.V«I relatiugto u •' ; ^ l ' , « , t--."' " " | o f those terrible S o u t h e r n e lec t ions , Which ,' the sqpp .rt, relief and transportation of County
. I l p p . u f t't nUtmptiur- i s a t tii<^office i s e n t o p s u c h distress ingly solid D e m o c r a t i c | Altbongt. the Ptatute oon templates tb&t the Board
rOAITrSATirRDAY MORNiyq, J A N P A B Y 4, 18797 TMItUEtt 60IDC.
A r r l r a } a * 4 D e f x a n n r t n f T r a . l a » .
D l u w i i t * l fn>Bow TA-WA-J rrtwrAKT.— C*AJrrt,AT?f D i T i a r o w .
Ommencini Mrrjvf/ Ttt i<>,liTi.
<*oiry(5 j t i i n i r . A r r i v e a t n»«.*b<«X|rh.(3r«. Ti Xo»l.re»I Kx-
prr«!»,.'i-.v, A.M. . >"0 1H raiX>--1,1 .»« r M. ,and ( » o . .11 Kvpreso. X i * r . »c
i,«.»ve p i m t s h o r p b , f w n T<¥rnrrr7i!FTpTes*. C'fK'A. M.. l \ i i . 4°i miitf . l . ••n.t r . M . , >>•->. r . e x p r , f l e r . s t , Xo . 5r>S:.'»or. »r., for Jlmx-r*,
r-orxo •nt-Tir. ArriTr- at ri«.ttKbtii-jtb.i;sy.re«:s to no A . M .
i X n . r N e w T •irk Exprego, T-ff r , M...SO. 3f. m i r * d . 7 IS t . *., ( rem »l . -oe i« .
tflJivp HatWhuTgb, Kxpre^«i, 10 in A. JT„ I X o . RiXew Tork. i x p r e s s , 7 jtD r , K . , a o d , s « . so tni-veri,i -.Kir. J t
S o . Trun<i n . i r th fromPla i t sbnTe l l i l a t l T . l n -cl i i .HncSnnr)aTS.
TXo.4:i w i l l n o t run n o r t h r.f P la t t sbnt jcb On S a t u r d a y s .
ArtATti J iiRAVi n . I.f,-.\ e P i t t s b u r g h (-K' A . M. ArriTc at P l a t U b n r p b P.8P A.M.
P E C T O R I N E Fan COFGES,
Ka<; n o w b « o o » e a 1ion*ehol4 n e e e s s l t y . I t w a s t h o r o u g h l y t r i ed bsst y e a r in a l l pATltl Of t b e c o u n t y , and h a s proTe-€i i t » e i r t o t?e a x e -l iab le med ic ine i t i throat nnrl l u n g c o m p l a i n t s for old and yrm-njr,
TbiS Is t h e s e a s o n w h e n coldsarei>rers i le» i t . Keci> a, t>ottlo Iti U P h o u s e , it c o s t s Only C."l
cents. H". XV, C A D V <fc P O „
P L A T T S B U R C H . N . Y . . Are the ManufactureM.
SOAP!
L a u t z Bros . & Co's
UNRIVALED 804P8,
MCHOLS^OTEiCOJpl.,
rLATTSBFRGH, N. T.
Holiday Novelties F R O M
SPECIAL NOTICE. The midcrs ipned r e s p e c t l u l l y a n n o u n c e s
that h a v i n g p u r c h a s e d the m a c h i n e r y i n HartweH's Factory , a n d lease i l the b u i l d i n g with the wafer power , is prepared p r o m p t l y j to fill orders for Sash , Doors, Blinds', Moldings , Newe l Pos t s . Banis ters , H a n d Rails.artei a l ] k i n d s of House- f in ishing i l a t e n a l :il t h f loweat cash pr ices .
Atte.ntiwn i s a l so ca l l ed to h i s c o m p l e t e a s s o r t m e n t of P o r n i t u r e , Paper J-Iiai£Tin£S, Chairs, hoclrers, Ohromos, %frc, tfrC., Sl l lUnit ' f o r H o i k l a v Girts.
Call anof e i a r n i n e a t *9 M.trffaret S t r e e t . ' P J n U s b u r g h . N . V. >
E . T. PIERCE. Dec . l2 ,187g . -50t f .
Perhaps Yon are Congbxas AS you read this Tincice. IfSOletit urge yon I | | - | t6 go ro n n n i s ' D r u g s t o r e -waexe S3 c e n t s l a t a i 5 ^ ~ out in a buttle of HA.CH£'S I S D I A X I A B j 1=-:? STRCP vrill enable you to cure yoarconjch in less than ttventy-foor hours,
use Jennings Vegetable Laxative Fovrtler f o r h a b i t u a l Cos t iveneas . Safe , s u r e , p l e a s ant anfl effectual; e s p e c i a l l y adapted t.» de l i cate f e m a l e s and unly 25 c e n t s . V. Jl. DAXIS, Drnxrjil^t, Prop- 45rr
A c m e . ' Extrm G«ra
London Pcuafly, Cot ton Oil.
S i c a t r i n e ,
S k a m r M k ,
O e m ,
- I X F A C T , "
ALL T H E CEA.EBEATED B S A S O S
SOLD TO THE TKADE
At Manufacturers' Prices,
DttircitEl hi PUTTfUMM.
H^WESfAN BAlM
iiCAlMBH
Cohgregsional deleitations. Now, this
besides B la ina , o f H a i n e . Tv"bat followed
was a speech , and s u c h a remarkable speech
that beside it the resolutions on wbich it w a s based were so ins ignif icant t h a t t b e c o n
viction forces i tself forward t h a t the resolu-
• : n f s<.«!stant treasurer of the I 'n i t ed S ta te s . the c 'v <>' New Turk. •1. Trit rei?empiion wi'.I be in e.ther gold
>• s,.vei, a ibtr b. ,ders of tbe legal tenders ^< rf. -.a _i«er i . I>IP option of the govern-V *b l r-. p-iy ;i e tb*r meta l .
."- 1<e am-iui.t of these legal tenders is
C l'i.f jegxl t t n d * r shal l n o t be deatroyed, re: rtl •<; tob>i'»d, but shall be kept in cir-CL. I at ion.
T. Tlit? rMUUjKiv>6 a c t do*» n o t apply t o tht c.rcuatioaoi tbe national banks. Their , lions, tremendous in import as they were, it.des a:e s' . . reJc-emab:e in United Statew j had only been conceirsd as ap8g upon which
ar i*je ro-intera of the banks issuing t 0 h l n g t b e s p e e c h . ia L b a t extraordinar}^ M • ' delireranee which Blaine had carefully writ
ten out, contrary to bis usual practice, and ; read to the Senate from bi3 manuscript, be
There 5een.s to be a reasonable prospect foreshadowed apoiicy so desper.ite in its char . a t V•*• r t ' S
t. >n s at ;_ i : to bt inrestijrated byConf ire ia . S e n a t e a n d t b e country
. of Sti|jervi8ors will at thrir annual meeting provide s was J for raising funds for the support of the x»oor during
al' natural e n o u g h , b v t What fol lowed would ' iheinmilirH year, this is wit a linMaiion upon the , , , . : I p o w e r of m e F o p e r t n t e n q e n t to p u r c h a s e s u p p l i e s
nut h a v e appeared so natara! had t h e Chier rrom time M time necessary for the maintenance of actor i n w h a t fol lowed been a o v body elae She
fpVori T b a t ^ e i s « a n a n t h o r i i e a t o d o , a n d i t i s h i s
j " I dutj to do it. It there is jio land upon which he
n>->*»« them.
An Icveitie^tion waioa it Xc«ded •e 5een.s to be a reasonable prospet e *..•:. r of North poHUcal intir.ida- i acler that tbe sensation it produced in the i S ^ ^ t ^ J S X t ^ m C ^ S a r e S at ;_i: to bt investigated byCongreia. Senate and tbe country Is not be wondered ! hands, or which may thereafter ha raided and come
can draw, be purchases on credit to b* paid out of f aud thiireoXter to be -jiised, AZ& U~.? -11 his proceedings he accounts to the Supervisors.
'i'ht County is liable upon all contract* for .supplies. Jcc, made hy the superintendents of the Poor, Without tllfflr being HUtflUSd by the Board of Supervisors. See Hayes r*. iSymouds, 9 Birb. 2SG-T, Pad-dock' rs. Sym.iudi, 11 Barb. 117.
My conclnnions are: 1st. That the Superintendent of the Poor, as the
authorized agent of the Oonnty, having aqtbopity to pnrchijse all the supplies necessary for the support of the County poor and the maintenance of the County poor House, can hind the Cuunty for their payment.
2d. That the contracts made by the Superintendent for these purposes are not subject to revision or supervision of the Bjard of Supervisors.
3d. That the Superintendent is to pay for such
I*. « ! .ni* . jtli r . i i • I . J J • . m, ,- • . • i . . . . . to his, the Treasurer's hiiiids. .t.y of tbe l u s h toned a n d virtu- • at . T h a t po l i cy is n o t h i n g less than t b e dis- > 4 : h . ' That the County being liable as above stated,
. j« K.?PUt.*;-'i'i S t a t e s m e n Who affect to » b « d - ' f ranchi sement o f a large proportion of S o u t h - the Board ol'Supervisors should raise an amount . , r sufficient to ra-iet all d« f t s drawn hy the Superin-
C-T ov^r b . i . . t and t h u n d e r s t o n e s w h i c h , e r a roters , and t h e c u t t i n g d o w n of the C o n - j tendrnt, for the support and maintenance of the a -e fj i ,.a.%. I i g i t t n t c p from t h e S o u t b by e-.-respr.r.l-i .r* <••! such s h e e t s as t h e X e w by about seventy-f ive in n u m b e r !
gress ional de l egat ions of the S o u t h e r n S t a t e s j . Thai the accounts «hich the Board of Super-visors are to audit under the pour laws are not those
Y- . T i r . - j i - . « i ii * , , „ , i b e t w e e n t h e S u p e r i n t e n d e n t of t h e i"oor a n d t h e
l . ' f . Ir.., f r.j Uit'niiaatlOD at t b e polls A n d on w h a t p r e t e x t ? W h y , tbis . Mr. ' persons furnishing; tbe supplies, but tee accounts of ki-.-'tv p-rh-ct 'y • ivv.; ti . r « ' - • • ? ? « ; e r u ..'f , ' • • . ' '
i^\ v as :p-r>--'b. *lii :L-.-". i ;: i . . tl-»-.-.: J f: .m
Tho Ri»r,iiti'i/.or, .,.,.. i the Superintendent of the foor for the amount re-i tic xtciiuoiiLiU par- i c e „ . e d a n t j expended by him ; but that thie does not include the power to change or alter the c mtraets Knide by the Superintendent or to pa?s upon the price of aupplies as iixi-d by the Superintendent, and the parties furnishing the same. The .Board of Soperrisors have no authority or control over tha contracts made by the Superintendent of the Poor. T h e p o w e r t o p u r c h a s e w h a t e v e r ie neC'f-fcSJiry fOr tb, IhlllhtenahCe of the County Poor and the Conn-
t h a t t h e y t h e m s e l v e s B . a i n e s a y s , in effect,
•f :>ns to the preva lence o f a ; '*ty is c o m p l e t e l y wiped o a t in the S o u t b ;
a; iutimidatioti at the North "tbe negroes are all voting tbe Democratic .ve as any wbicb ever prevail- "ticket—those who are allowed to vote at all .. Cases can be cited by the '•—and thus tbe Democratic party is getting *.'. parts o f tbe N o r t h i n w b i c h "ail tbe benefi t w b i c h we Kepubl i cans hoped
r. :arj« m-riaf-CtUrifiE e i U b - "tO det'ife from tbe passage o f t h e c o n s t i t u - I rv" -oo"r Honie'ia vested in^hTSuperla'telldent ofthe _l=t Hi
a ,. . . . LC*- t .i . i • , , , , i P" t, who possesses the nsual powers of a eorpora-- Se<rtaaiiy driven to tbe twnal amendments, which added an en or- ' two for puohc purposes, rvoi. 2, 813, ;ssi.j
employers" bidding as if "mous nnmber of ignorant n»groes to tbe ! . C ;
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1 vti?,"f droit Ti.em at the muzzle of a re • v-r. TL»-pr"'pn*i;\e lots of a place in "men from tbe Soutb. Sow, the Republican
v.b.cb - man cu.n earo a living for biaoatlf "party cannot stand tbis. To be sure, we
CONSUMPTION CURED. | A.n old p h y s i c i a n , re t i red from a c t i v e prae- i
t i ce , b a r i n g had p laced in h i s b a n d s b y art I E a s t I n d i a n Miss ionary t h e formula o f a s i m p l e v e g e t a b l e r e m e d y for t h e s p e e d y a n d I p e r m a n e n t cure of Consumpt ion , B r o n c h i t i s , Catarrh, A s t h m a , and a l l Throat and Lunjf affect ions, a l so a p o s i t i v e a n d rad ica l cure for g e n e r a l Debi l i ty a n d al l n e r v o u s c o m p l a i n t s , a f ter h a v i n g thorough ly t e s ted i t s wonder fu l curative powers in thousands of oases, feels it Ilia du ty to m a k e it k n o \ m t o h i s suffering renown, The recipe will be sent, free of Charge, to a l l w h o des ire i t , w i t h f u l l d irect ions for p r e p a r i n g and succes s fu l ly u s i n g , Address , With Stamp, Jiamlmr t h i s paper , b i t . j . c . S T O > - E , 146 s o u t h E i g h t h s t r e e t , Ph i la de lph ia , f a . so wa
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miserable , unsat i s factory life in t h i s beaut i -fal WQiid i t is ent ire ly y o u r o w n fault and there is only one excuse for you,—your unreasonable prejudice and skepticism, which has kilied thousands. Personal knowledge and common sense reasonin.2 will soon show you that Green's August Flower will cure you of Liver Complaint or Dyspepsia, with all its miserable effects, such as sick bead-ache, palpitation of tbe heart, soar stomach, habitual costiveness, dizziness of tbe bead, nervous prostration, low spirits, &c. Its sales now reach every town on the Western Continent, and not a Druggist but will tell you of its wonderful cures. You can buy a Sample for 10 cents. Three doses .will relieve von.
!>•«. 9. 1S7S. PETEB S. PALMES. 'Jhe following report was adopted:
asbej them on, whip in "voting population, and increased in tbe I y„ a, i&n. Loard„/Supenri*™of Clinton County: " s a m e proport ion the nt imber o f Congress - j The undersigned, Supervisor of the town o
Jtooers begs leave to report that the Supervis >r end Town ClerK of said town borrowed of Abel Knapp the sum of one thousand dollars, June 4th, 1877, a>
. t , . , , «_ u «• i • .. i , . . authorized by an act of the LegiaJaturo of the State ..in, ;,. an-i thus Keep them from tbe | "enfranchised the negroes, but it was with of Me* York, naaaed May lath, is77. authorising the
.- h ~.s% c- actual starration, furnishes i-tb« uudersiaiiditig that they would always ' z"va ot.,M^rrs' !u?f °"1U,CJ1 "'.Oiiaton, to borrow 3 J J " money for the rebel from auffenng caused by the
l- >.' «'." ..I a c '«rc;ve Jerer as the fear of "vote the E e p u b h c a n t icket and teach the ir I late conflagration m said town, and that there was r ev,f i d.*th. And this lever i. "sons to do the same, and their daughters, J W ^ ^ S t £ ' E ^ « « E v ceCtiCh j u s t aa sure ly as tbe "too, w h e n female suffrage c o m e s in ." March 1st, i»7s, leaving eight huuured dollars then
. . . . . • i a - V - T , » I due, and that there will fall due March lut, 1879, t ^ e 4»y c-/toe; ar-jund, i t D«iUg taci t ly nnd«r- JSow, B l a i n e , o f M a i n e , is s h r e w d e n o u g h j the sum of two hundred dollars of the principal, and .:...-.J : : . - : .• .* i«ri o f t b e contrac t t h a t ens to s e e that there is n o t tbe least c h a n c e for ! fiftJ-Ki* dod"s " ' " " f o m B L i i , Supervisor. I• •. V " . ! . . . v '« ^s tLe-.r e m p l o y e r s des ire , t h e repeal o f t h e fourteenth and fifteenth ' The iolljwing resolution was offered hy i)r. Chan-
, , , , , i i - . ' dler, and the aamc adopted; i. ',- i h i . (. Jbgress will invest i - a m e n d m e n t s in th i s C o n g r e s s , nor a n y o t h e r I ilcwlvcd, Tuat the town of Mooers be authorised
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I" * • • te j. .;.-; 'bit t'jbgress wi! g . * e ;• * « . - . ; ; - ; ;t,...r 'Ugb;J, a n d i f they Can al present . T h i . mat ter invo lved in the i n -
• i -r s - -i;.^ it. •*.!.!• rur f -at t inr a s t o p to th i s , crease and e x t e n s i o n o f t h e r ight o f suffrage
aryVTj by wbicL t h e r ight o f suffrage is thus _ is a spirit wbich is m u c h eas ier raised t h a n
ti - , : v ' - 1 *' r-y « . ; , t h e r e b y d o a serv ice laid. B l a i n e a n d t h e Republ i can leaders
w „ . t e-.er> c---d c t.rt-n wil l apprec iate . o u g h t to h a r e Considered tbis mat ter more
v * v» * thorough ly before e x t e n d i n g t h e r ight of «uf-U i a i l i e 01 M a i n e a n d t i l B a a e f a l frage to these ignorant c lasses , and n o t have
P o l i c y , suffered t h e m s e l v e s to be carried a w a y w i t h
*'•' »•• v..- : z , . . i . . y ...i v p l o . o n there m . y lhe t l 0 t i u n t ! j i t l a e i gnorant black race could
! - »- ... :-:. . l b - m e n u or demer i t s , ' m a ; n U i n t f a e s u p r e m a c y o f the Republ ican h o n e s t y or • P a r t ^ m L a e S o u t h aga ins t the super ior
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to rai&e by tax upon aaid town the sum of two hundred and filty-six dollars, to meet the amount falling due on the above mdebtedneaa March 1st. 1S79.
On motion of Mr. Ayer, adjourned till i) o'clock Tuesday, Dec. loth.
ITTESBAT SIOKSIMO, Dec. 10, 9 o'clock. Board met pursuant to adjournment. Members
all present except Frank Palmer. Moved by Mr. Arerill, Jr., that the following reso
lution be adopted r JR/wvlved, Tnat the proceedings of the Board of
Supervisors for 1S7K shaU be pnbhahed in the £iatts-burjrb gtrMiwl, Plattsoargh RepvUican, and the C'Untcn County Herald, aud that the amount to be paid for same be Hiicty dollars each. Carried.
The following notice and resolution, by Mr. Parsons w u received and adopted :
Sohce i s hereby given that »r 10:30 a. at., D(3C. l l t l l ,
Sclid Silver Plated Table Ware. The card of Douslas Sil ver Plating Co. in
a n o t h e r c o l u m n w i l l a t tract t b e a t tent ion Of every reader, and we take pleasure in saying tbe silver-ware sold by tbis firm is of a superior quality and gives every one full satisfaction. We can suggest for a New Year's preseut nothing more agreeable or gratify. ing.-—American Christian Review,
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1 - i c ' *• -" - a "*i L " l ieu , . , , ' H'Mted, That rule ho. 26, as adopted by this - cm >J«rhe, a s judged flora ''JUS followers have no h o p e o f d i s franchis ing ' Board, besueiieudedforthefollowing purpose: To
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these ignoran t classes, but what they do hope '' r r t^ s iU l ! r re^on o f i"""0™ o a "guahzation.
Try it J Try it! Try it! Stafford's Castor:tie Cerate, a purely Vege
table Preparation warranted to enre Bums, Scalds, Cuts, Eruixes, Chapped Hands, Fever Sores, Fronted Feet, Piles, •Chilblaina, Gal l s on Horses, Sore Teats on Cows. See Circulars. Sold by John Percy & Son, Jflatts-burgh; E. H. Ladd, Rouses Pt tut. *
j SPEOIAL"NOTICI<:. *Tor Extra Choice (rround Spices rail at J. R. KMER30N & SOS'S and see their "Honest spices," which they guarantee not only P u r e or Ful l W e i g h t , but t h a t t h e eoocU a r e i n a i l r e s p e c t s e x a c t l y w h a t t h e p u r c h a s e r h a s a r ight to e x p e c t , v i z : a b s o l u t e p u r i t y , c h o i c e a n d aromat i c i n q u a l i t y , f u l l w e i g h t , a n d g r o u n d l'roip t h e c h o i c e s t s e l e c t e d S p i o e * .
^ TEAS. M f y o u w i s h an e x t r a g o o d t r a d e In J a p a n Teas , cal l at Emerson & S o n ' s a n d p u r c h a s e one o f the ir h a n d s o m e decorated Gib. Caddies of J a p a n Tea, a t 50c. p e r l b . T h e Teas a r e n e w and e x t r a fine a n d no charge f o r c a d d i e s . S v e r y p o u n d g u a r a n t e e d a s r e p r e s e n t e d o r m o n e y ref uncled, S e n d f o r s a m p l e . «SU J . i t . EWfcKSOX A SON.
Go to R. "S. r n t E ' s and s e e t h e J7E W" HOME SEVTiKG MACHETE, ine easiest running and b e s t i n the m a r k e t . A l l the l a t e s t i m p r o v e m e n t s are o n t h e 2TEW H o j n e . a n d found a t PIKE 'S a hoe store. 42tf
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"A MOST WOMDWrUL tfntT." LA>» \Hf-.t2. t)f .k,)l'l' i OKSTEi'-auaron, <
iss J i tiEirji £x~ JTE w l'oiiK. J c».v « , VffS. J X. B. I'm !_>••.. E - i . - 3 f y IX'iirbir: I have t b e
nio.-r sincere pleasure in .-ickriOvrTefljring n»V [l"cp oliiiiCiiiou to roil for the most siirnal relief T h:< ve ex}H-ri«ineo<l from the nsc of T^e IToa-iVE'iiAX B vi.W. I have Miffcred eonsianrly far eifthi .vears from C-itjit-r-h. Arhieh vt ar by'year ifEew worse in .spin- or nil Hie remedies , w h i c h durhifrtbisiH-riud I h;ivc Tmi-cmirtiinrly applied.
At riine^ m y affliction lir-s l«?tn so savere, that I l i a v e lx-en almo^r entiri>ly lmlit ied for mental labor, and h a v e hciitnndy lucdit»r«I abundon-inent of lius!oei« and removal to a milder climuTe, *
Fortnnatolv, f««:r months ajro T was induced to tr.rthcXoKWEniA>-BAijx.asIhaAl)een induced tii'ore.s of t imes Wfore to try orln-t remedies b y iidviee of friembs. lmt I feel f « * i o s » v - w i t h Imt litt le confidence in ftndinjr a n y essential reltef.
Xow, Sir, l a m very jrbwl, and I feel i t i s d u e t o roi l to say, that M? J%</M hat katl t$w4tmHeamler-r~u 1 effect. ITS BKNBFICIAb IUFPECT WAS AfPABKUT ISLQM TUB =XAitT. and t<xlay, I am alm<wt free from the «Hst:iostein* andloaathsome disease.
I use the Balm dally, and i t is a hui:m-y t h a t J should be verj- unwi l l ing to dispense w i t h .
Yonrs very truly. LmXGSTOX SCOTT.
Immediate Relief Guaranteed. Sample Bottle Twenty-fivt Cents.
Ask yoiir D m - a i s t for i t , or send for Ciroflar t c
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Mr. Carter, from the comnuttee on miacehaheotta 0 f i accountB, moved that Peter 8. Palmer be allowed
w , „ , i ,, I £10 UJ fur his services, tea., a* attorney—the same to SJUItierU DOWer ID Congress , a pre text for I be paid out of conangent fund. Carried.
On motion of Mr. Carter, frank Gebo was allowed
is to t r u m p up on this e n h a n c e m e n t
Southern power o n c e more a t t e m p t i n g to arouse t b * old feel-
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$3.00 lor services rendered to the county as special poii.-e at the house of Bock Welcome—the same to be paid out of contingent fund. Carried.
The iollo«.-ing resolution., offered by Mr. Parsons, \ r ^ s a d o p t e d ;
litwlced, That "Wra. Reed, be allowed the sum of tw. iitv-tive dollars for services sujierintendiqg repairs on county buildings and county purchase*, and t h a i t h e s a m e b e p i i d o u t of the c o n t i n g e n t f u n d .
T h e c h a n c e s ! *Ir- Humphrey offered the following resolution, «„„„. , „ i • . . ! which was adopted: SeeOl 10 be aga ins t It JUSt at present . T h e Ilrwhed, That the amount of ten (.510.00) be allow-npf.til? h'.th "V.irtb ar.rt «, ,ni l i u , . . . t ..^, . „ , _ , , ed I rank Mc.Maaters for services rendered to the people o_,,n _>orth and S o u t h w a a t n # more e 0 U I t m t t r e on constables' accounts, aud the same be of this sectional strife, and the represents- ' paid out of the contingent fund.
w h i c h they h a v e n o h o p e for the c o n t i n u a n c e
;Ler m - m b e r of t h a t ° ^ t U t*ir ill-sotteri and ill-used power . T h e
:a t h e p:tje o f h i s tory , m m e i s a ¥ e r >' S u r e w J rJ"« »"d well worthy
t h e unscrupulous sagac i ty of B l a i n e , Of
Ala ine . B u t will i t succeed ?
, . - , , . . . , , -Mr. fteedoffered the following resolution, which, t ives of t h e c o m m e r c i a l interes ts o f t h e c o u n - } on morion of Mr, Bea, was adopted:
Jiesuleed, That the bond of E l i I,. B a t e s , S u p e r i n t e n d e n t ( e i e c t ) o f t h e Poor of Cl in ton County, b e fixed and agreed u p o n a t t h e s u m
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.. fTi-' • > f t : £ •.•i.t that if tbe^e letters
•• m ».ei ;-u'' ,c L - . C a . n e , w a s a ruined
. A - i i a^.cr a..1 *t.»se d o d g e s b a d failed,
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• -.« it;-'.!, u. ! • - ! u p w i t h t h e C'rerJitMo
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a e-» w;.'- s» i-c : j
a «v i t i t e i.-:iCi:e-ti!rJ b y i ts s a a d o w , but
* ILt T-.j.^LitL. h£ vi o thers were destroy-
>icvrr tv i; i; A-nes'irTiTed.auf] ibepub-JI» .i;j..a:. r. .-,- c.-rr p ; ete ly lost s i g h t o f
. : I.K. :. :. « . h Ib^r p L a - e o f b i s record,
••j * b '" •• iit»-E.j ntLun of the m o n u -•_ •.;-•-'. 4 : L - m a n . Coupled Wltb viis ' t r .7 ' D o t u N o r t b S C i d S o u t h w » " t n o more of,' A"*(1 'w ' ' That the bond of Alfred Gnibord, Treas-
' t u , = . •• urer elect of Clinton County, he fixed and agreed t - h i t ..• ••- . _ n c - . ' . 'nee h e Came very , "» s t j d a l ! Classes on both Sides o f tbe Old I upon at the nwnuf seventy-Are thousand doilars
T, i i i. j ' "\f»«<>r, and r>*-r,r,'« T ir,o ^m « . , ) „ , „ ; . ; „ '• (J75,uW)), and to be approved by this board, te. :._• c^u^ut . I ! » i I be r e m e m b e r e d -"-aaon a n a U i i o r i s j^me are ready to j o i n i ' „ , _ ' , , . , , ' .
" . 1 j , I Mr. K e e d offered the l o l l o w i n g re so lu t ion t.st' l.*j.:i-,'. m a n i l u . l i g a n , B l a i n e ' s h a n d s in an onward march towards the ; which w a s a d o p t e d :
«:-:. - - , ;. u h p i i a i / . i ; fl»j-isbed certa in ' promised era of go lden prosperity which t b e
•!- • - i.- j . . ."v-s* JUUS w b i c b p o o r B i a i n e prophets o f g o o d . a i i d s o u n d e r s of glad t idings
f - r—pet i 'u y , en trea ted for with , ^,l U s we a r e ) U i l e n t e r i n g . T h e best s e n t i
m e n t of the who le c o u n t r y , in fact, n o w as
t h e old y e a r wi th all i t s troubles , i ts bank
rnptcies and financial e m b a r r a s s m e n t s is
w a n i n g , a n d the n e w y e a r wi th its bright
hopes is d a w n i n g , s e e m s to be t h a t t b e l i m e
^1.1. Lad hardened L:s heart , finally ' bas a b o u t c o m e for tbe spirit o f h a t e , o f w h i c h
. . „ • v, v.h&t d id B l a i n e d o ? S o m e .' B l a i n e o f M a i n e aeetns the m o s t c o m p l e t e
••• • « ' b t ' . r . A h d j w u in despair , ana e m b o d i m e n t , to be finally la id , w h e n pol i t i
-ra r.. . . . ; x%~ i. o w n the ir brains o u t as C l l n s o{ l l j i s s t a m p shal l be s e n t to the rear ,
.»-• • :.a'.c< '. c s c a p . n g from t h e threat - j a l j d l L « t r n e representat ives o f t b e people
! * T J . *--'=• I n e t e are a h t b e p o o r tr icks sbal i c o m e to tbe front.
<••. ••..-:'r.u.'j mortals. But Blaine belongs i •* £ . • ' . . tr. s C a s s : Lr k n e w a tr ick worth t w o ! r B O C I E D U T C S O f T I E B 0 A B D O F
< ' \U:—;.» V', e lh" .etters and snapped bis ] »ri*IEVlSftKS—18JS. H ' - . T I .J. ih- fac*<.f b's persecuter, and the
) C a n o t l i e r l o t o f c h o i c e Y e l l o w P e a e b e s in 3 l b . c a n s , a t 25c. p e r c a n , r e c e i v e d a t E m e r s o n & Son' s , a n d o t h e r C a n n e d Goods a t e q u a l l y l o w pr ices . G o o d s a l l n e w a n d fresh a n d of t h e b e s t p a c k u p , a t 49tf. J . R. EMEBSOIT A SOX'S.
lEERKEI. & IWAHXEK, t h e P o p u l a r Tobaccon i s t s , h a v e t h e largest s t o c k o l Weersekanm ttpd Ur ier P i p e s i n t o w n . Cal l a n d s e e t h e m before you b u y . Bl
ood barga in i n S y r u p s . E m e r s o n t tSon'S e x t r a Cue S u g a r S j r n p a t one. p e r g a l l o n . Call ttnd s e e g o o d s *WT J . E . ESIBRSOS- & SON.
1>. I . C. I s a n a b s o l u t e a n d I r r e s i s t i b l e c a r e t»t
DRUNK-e i u i e s s , Jntetnperajrc* a n d t h « u s e of Opium, Tobaeeo , M&rcotiea a n d St imul a n t s , r e m o v i n g »U la s t ea .dea ire a n d h a b i t o f u s i n g a n y o f t b e m . r e n d e r i n g t h e t a s t e o r d e s i r e for a n y o r t h e i n p e r f e c t l y o d i o u a a n d d U e u s t i n g . G i v i n g e v e r y o n e p e r f e c t a n d i rres i s t ib le contro l o f t h e s o b r i e t y o f t h e m s e l v e a a n d t h e i r f r i e n d s .
J t p r e v e n t s t h a t a b s o l u t e P h y s i c a l a n d m o r a l prostrat ion t h a t f o l l ows t h e a n d d e n breaking: o j f r o m osinc- a t t a a l a B t a o r n a r c o t i c s ,
P a c k a g e . p r e p a i d , t o c a r * 1 t o S n s n o n s , $'h°l *Z f0".1: druggists, U.S. Kmper.' a nee a n d char i tab le s o c i e t i e s s h o u l d u s e i t .
it is harmless and never-failing. H O P BITTJCKS I f I t 3 . CO. , S o l e A e o n t * .
T h e Hop Cough Cure Destroys a l l p a i n , l o o s e n s t h e c o i i g h , q u i e t s t h e n e r v e s ai id p r o d u c e * t e a t . I t n e v e r AUIa l a p a r f o r m l . K m (Mrfeet e a r * Where t h e r e Is a s h a d o w o f h o p e .
Try i t o n c e a n d ypu w i l l find i t t o .
ITOR S A X E B T A t t D R V f l C I S T S .
Hughes'. J a p a n e s e "Ware T o i l e t S e t t s ,
Sets of Collar and Cuff in
fancy boxes, Handkerchiefs in
boxes, Embroidered, Pestooued
and Motto Handkerchiefs,
-Handkerchief and GlGVG BCX-
es, Match Safes, Ink Stands,
Easels, Cabinet Photograph
Frames, Wall Pockets, Trays,
Brackets, Chromos, Transpar
encies, Card Receivers, Port
folios, Ladies' Companions,
Bracelets, Lockets, Scarf Pins,
Sleeve Buttons, Neckties, Bows,
Tidies, Cigar Cases, Bows and
Arrows, Paint Boxes, Toy
Watches, Mittens, Hoods,
Wristlets, Stationery in Fancy
Boxes, &., &c.
In addition to a fun line of
C l o a k s ^
S l i a w l s ,
D r e s s a n d D o i z x e s t i e
<3-oocle, H o s i e r y ,
U n d e r w e a r ,
McHattie & Hughes, 76, 78 & 80 Margaret Street,
50tf PLAfTSBCJRGH, S . V.
1.1D. MILLER'S, H a v i n g j u v t r e c e r v r d an e x t e n s i v e and large
Stock of
Dry and Fancy Goods, which we will offer at unprecedented low prices , t h a t i t wi l l b e for t h e I n t e r e s t o f avll •vrUo p u r c h a s e
DRY GOODS! toextmlne onr stock before bnyinuel«<swhere. Our stock: i n c l u d e *
Black and Colored Silks,
Silk Velvet and Velveteens,
B L A C K • « « COLORED
Dress Good»!
In ail the LEAMXG STYLES,
A srEorAt.Tr i x
BLACK C A S H M E R E ! Large Assortment of Beaver,
square and Woolen Long
Shawls,
CLOAKS and CLOAKDTGS,
Waterproof, Flannels,
Cassimeres, Tweeds,
Felt and Balmoral Skirts, A mil assortment Of Ladies', Geut'a and
C h i l d r e n ' s
A l s o , a large l i n e o f Cot tons . P r i n t s , Xt ib ias , Hoods , S e a F o a m s , L a d i e s ' j a c k e t s . Scarfs ,
FJILUXJ } C F A L L 1878. S l 167S.
GREAT BARGAINS ^-AND —
Orand Display MABBLE WORKS.
U s e Stafford's Cas tor ine Cerate for B u r n t . Sold by J o h n P e r c y & S o n , P i a t t s b u r g h ; E . H . L:tdd, R o u s e s P o i n t .
of t w e l v e t h o u s a n d doi lars i$]2.0o(i) t o be a p - , 7 proved by t h e Board. Carried. J ^ T h o s e S t e m l e s s Ka i s ins a t s t i l l further re-
Mr. Chamberla in Introduoed t h e b o n d of E l i i . b a l e s , a n d t h e s a m e w a s read b y t h e
IrtKDro SKKI-IOX, D e c Sth, To'clocs:. p . t , . : . z ^ d u ver the s h a r p trick and again i r, 11 csUcd by clerk. Fullos-jag member, present; i 'r-'.: a J .. o ..•: ou h s record. By tbe way .^ .^""^iS^L'^f-S^'^"- *7e.rdh,Jr.,George o l , Ad^ate, Or. Chandler, K. Coamfcerlaia, John Park-
r.*.-e.'.-i.vi.r, t b s s e i n s t a n c e s wili perhaps l burst, V. Ayer, Wales Psrsons, Wai. Bea frank pslltier, 1_ H. Carter. ' iTLr:e«* ! b s a , .bd« o i sc»me m e n wi th tbe fact
l . . a : <L*re m a y be a trace of unacrupuleus-
* * ; » i t t L c r b a r a o r o f B .a ine . aud i f so le t al l
a j c h tn »4 v .ngs b e tbr->wn to t b e w i n d s , un-
d ; r tb» a s s u r a n c e t h a t in t b e br ight l e x i c o n o f
ID .-Jera K«pub. icahisrn t h e r e is n o s u c h word
*« c o ' i s c . e n t ui is scrapie.
B u t t h e iLStancei a l ready uotod k a t c e o B a -
p»ra.<Ts.y h t U e s .guif icat ico aa i i iua tra t io (
t - . t grea t c a p a c i t y o f M r . B i a i a M ; i a ( a c t t t o y
o n y f i . u u y indicated w h a t S M t u t e r a f a s s a n
tL.s w a s , a n d deosous tra tad b isa t o b e I k *
o n e of a . Gibers fitted lor cer ta in £aaa*rate
w o r k y e t d e s t i n e d t o ba aecosapHshsa' i n
a t s p . t j j th* i t * f uW«:aa party i a awssar a l i t
t l e l o n g e r aftar t b e Cstae ataaaatf l a k a « «
siooaieti i t to cer ta in d e s t r u c t i o n . W S M U M
first n o t e s o f t b e m e m o r a b l e Piaaides>Ual
• c » : , i e s t o f I fJw w e r e a b o u t t o a* aoosuiasl,
jtidaina- by • p f e a r a B c e a w b k k Ofkiaal i ly
w o u l d b a s e boa* e e u t j 4 * M d eoawlSBjifw, thai
party appeared to itata b«i liuJa ebaaf at winoiug. In tbe >'onb tlM oM awas* •bita gave rise to the stofbbcaa aartf kai aaat awuied, and tbare was iaft a* aroisud wbsrb tbe tosc—cosaW «xc»pt, ywtaaea, tbat iaaoraai la taa «Ttba spoils; white ia taa floatb Jt «aa a«K suMlarstood tbat,saea)
Tne foUowicg report, offered by Mr. D»y, was re-eclvsd sad adopted: To tin Ilim. Hoard of hupervUori qf Clinton counts/:
We tbe tmdersit-fifid Commissioner, of the toa-u of Peru, County sad State aforesaid, appointed in pur-suance of su set eantled, "an set ui facilitate the ooussructioa of t i e Whitehall A J>l»tubur«h Kail-road, and te aathorue the iasnine sud (asrsateeu>s or bonds,*' insinii Msy Sth, MS7, respsctfully report that tb« amuaat of boads dtigiiiMlly ia .u .4 by said lows, i s parse ,up. ot ssid sot, was $30,000, thirty ttibuasad dollsrs. That tbsr* has been provided for and paid of the pneeipsl ST^aft, sevaa thoossad two haaored Aetlars. lssrioc itl^at tsssMy-two Ihoos-asd eiaat buaersd doilars rsastiuiaf unpaid; and that ia tddnite, to f iu»d* ea s e e d it reqairas $l,KHi o e s thoussad are Jaundred dollars to pay l a s interest e a said bonds for lbs efiMiasg year, s e d the sddi-tSoesi sas> of t i j s s oas i S i s e a a l t e e haaared doUsrs le psy the sasuaal of prJa<*>ai I s l l ia . dee steviscuns, saehiet; n,m. two thoasaad sevea batietsd dsilstai s snajredtor l t . easel—year, which aaaasBMseaaMsesseetraJly re f esssed to asasas up-oa atat a tshls s*»Oe»*r of tbe tewa ef r e m , s W direct the eeHsrtsr Ihsrsnc te say over the said earn to as oa or setese Ih . Acat eaw of March, Mm, for the pnrlKsss «h»»sw»easieaea.
XSsssdSisra, Wsisaihirl iab, ISH.
Clerk, w h e r e u p o n Mi-. St. Chamber la in m o v e d the approval of t h e bond . Carried.
On m o t i o n i l r . Adjtate , t h e Board adjourne d t i l l -J. o 'c lock I'. M.
«. CMelmu, ' ! . » . a c w r r r . i
Oa saetiee of Str. averjll the fslki riser was i
•at t , l a ta» b f a e i Obsajalsla. ea M.erh tsh. lets. thefeUee*-«^seesteatoawasseaeeS. fteiS^aatslfea tasa weretashrtsatasSSitlii te the aSSs twehaa-
A J - T E R X O O S S E S S I 0 X .
Board m e t p u r s u a n t t o adjournment . M e m bers al l p r e s e n t .
s i r . f teed p r e s e n t e d t h e bond o f Mr. A . Uuibord, whereupon t h e Cleric r e a d t h e c o n d i t ions o f t h e s a m e . On m o t i o n Mr. Heed, t h e bond w a s r e c e i v e d a n d a p p r o v e d b y t h e Board.
The f o l l o w i n c reso lu t ion w a s offered b y Mr. H u m p h r e y - On m o t i o n o f Mr. A y e r t h e s a m e w a s a d o p t e d .
Iteiolved, That Br idget Fitr .geralds . a n i n s a n e p e r s o n n o w i n the H u d s o n H i r e r A s y l u m a n d charged to t h e t o w n of Cl in ton , to t h e s u m of eoo oo, b e i n g t h e s a m e charged for h e r t ransporta t ion , A c ,
.Vow, therefore , b e i t re so lved , t h a t the sa id Br idge t Jfitzgeralds, a r e s i d e n t of the t o w n o f P ia t t sburgh . be c h a r g e d to t h e t o w n of 1*1 atte-burgh and the s a m e c r e d i t e d to t h e t o w n of Cl inton.
On m o t i o n Mr. Carter , Board adjourned to W e d n e s d a y m o r n i n g , D e c . 1 K b , a t 1* o 'c lock, Wzn>~*eer>AT MoKJriJiG, Dec . 11,1878,9 o'c lock.
Bo l l c a l l e d by Clerk. M e m b e r s a l l p r e s e n t . On m o t i o n Mr. f a l m e r , t h e a m o u n t o i S10 b e p a i d F r a n k McMasters a s p e r r e s o l u t i o n a s t h e y n o w s t a n d i n proceed ings here to fore . On mot ion Mr. Chamber la in , tbe report or d e c i s ion of F. S. f a i n t e r to b o p r i n t e d in t h e f troeeedings . On m o t i o n Air. Steed, t h e l o l -o w i n g w a s adopted :
By r e q u e s t of the Board of Town Audi tors a n d S u p e r v i s o r or t b e town of f h t t t a b u r y b , t h a t t h e aeoount o f T h o m a s L. ttyaa, nons t a b l e , c l a i m e d A3S.47. aUowesl • sS i s i ; J o h n • arre l l c l a i m e d ««-3.32. a l l o w e d eASUti a n d r a n i BreaseUe c l a i m e d eo .U ,a l l ewss« as^o , b e a l l o w e d t h e m a n d t b e saaae eJa**fMf a g a i n s t t h e t o w n o f r l a t u b u r g h . '. S
C h a i r m a n C'iasisjsWlbs» d u a l s T h e p r o c e e d i n g s o f t b e aMaatFiraw t b e a
r e a d , e o m m e n c i a g M o n d a y , D e e . a t h , a a d t b e sasar a a v r o r e d .
Osfcred by M r . B a a d : Mtmttxd, Tbsw t a s w s d s y . t S o ' e l o e t a at., w e
b a l l o t t o d s a l a a a l e t b e t w o p a p e r s l a w h i c h Hii iHis lna I s i r - r* ISTSshail o e p a b l l . h s d . Carried,
s t e a o i a l l i a asMs 11 h y Mr. r a r k h a n t : stasssMe', T b a t t b a Clark a f MM b e a r d b a
aatboriaeal Soaweeare t w e a t y - e d c h t e i i a l s s o t a i a a k a i i i i a a i e a avma, t a a a a e b -fir t b e ae-reral t o w a a l a t h a s s s a i y f o r * • * « « , » » » . » t . « e t < » f » s f i r i i h e a n a s »SS>hflelaltaea per eoay, a>Miai>aea. aa •aslaa Mi sUeeL the reeweetsea e s s aaseaaed so a t t e read • • » * * * - * • M o b tae Maabe. OarrSMt. Tbe
M*t<wesas_.
eWeaaeasew t b o n s i i s a j i . Mb aba s a a a n a f •aaar ta t i • ; • . « . Oeaaaiaassaaeat, a i i t i nit
The f ines t Ol ives , Ol ive Oil , a n d o t h e r F a n c y Orocer i e s i m p o r t e d , for s a l e b y 2S J . U. EiWEBSOS & S O S
Kxr.F Car of the Boss Lager r e c e i v e d for t h e H o l i d a y s . Jf yon w a n t a l ine g l a s s o f t h e B o s s , Merkel A K a h n e r l a t h e o n l y p l a c e to g e t i t . 5i
d n c e d p r l o e s . If you w a n t t o k n o w h o w m a n y p o u n d s Si.oa w i l l buy , j u s t c a l l a u d aee a t <»c£ J. &. JiAlEUSON & S O S ' S .
t3r~ H a v e y o u s e e n t h e Yucatan. Cigar a t B B o x n E T ' s . AI30, a large l o t of Cigars c h e a p for cash. oitf
Gospel Temperance Meetiaa;. The Gospe l Temperance M e e t i n g w i l l b e h e l d
S u n d a y a f ternoon a t 3 o'c lock in Armstrong ' s H a l l , corner of Margare t a n d Cl in ton s t r e e t s .
F. H. Finigan, t o o M a r c a r e t S t . , P l a t U b a r w h .
BB*" A n y p e r s o n w h o Is I n w a n t o f a n y t h i n g i n m y l i n e , c a p s a v e f r o m 15 t o 2 6 p a r c e n t b y c o m i n g and b u y i n g from m e . I w i l l s e l l Tombs t o n e s for l e s s m o n e y t h a n a t a n y o t h e r s h o p i n Jiortbern X e w York. Come a n d w e e m e before you b u y . I wi l l t a k e c o u n t r y p r o d u c e I n - e x c h a n g e , a n d g i v e a l l t h e t i m e t h a t la »e-quiTed. D o n ' t forget t h e p lace , N o . 1*0 Margaret S t . , j u s t n o r t h o f t b e Court ~~
r i a t t e b u r g h . N O T . 1,1878.—*itf
ATTBACTIOlf
A T -
MARCUS MILLER S
'ancj Goods
STOEE,
Mo. 72 Margaret Street.
K m door Sooth of Cady A Co's Drn» Store,
FLATTSBTJRGH, TS. Y.
. ns. Towels, Handkerchiefs, Corsets and Hosiery, 2 and 3 Button Kid and Woolen Gloves ia all dolors. Hew s t y l e s o f D r e e s B a t a o n s a n d T r i m m i n g s , Smal l w a r e o f a l l k i n d s , a n d m a n y t h i n g s t o o n n -luerou* t o m e n t i o n .
W e w i * b a r e r * t o s p e c i a l t y r e m e m b e r t h a t w e a r e n o t m a k i n g l o w pr ieea o n « U ahem w o r n g o o d s , which, t h e p e o p l e o f t h i s p l a c e h a v e s e e n h a n d l e d for y e a r s , b a t a r e c a l l i n c a t t e n t i o n to a n e w . f resh s t o c k o r g o o d s .
Keapec t fu l ly ,
I .« fcD. M I L L E R , Corner ITargaret St . and Cus toaa H0US6 Sq'r .
T K K K K K A A
STAFCK AMD F A W C T
CRraiBANlTFROTISIONS. W P n a v e j n s t re.*eK-e<, » w t l « " , , l T 5 « ; * * C k
er chnic*i WKW r w r ,T\r*>-, ix>r.c»><.. «X«*r,ISH BMBAKFAST. <a V r n W P K H \i>\ o t h e r TEAS', bo i jrbt f-r • » " " a t , »1*** ' ' T T*->«siihie p r i . ' f . tn<l ^t.' r r * - p i r * ' f " ' r ' T , f * !
«-W»H1 l>ai3Fatn> in a H g r n . V x . a r . 1 ri-'T.- r«rf . i-a l l y in JVPA>- l i e S s . **» «"»1J [ryn-- , ar a t t e t i i u i n t.» o u r <-?mi.-» ^•"TJ,* J* r ' , \ L * , T K A * a * ren w p r r pon n<1, w h i c h W P cT^i n t o b e t h e B b S T TKA f o r t h e n;onf>y oRV-red i * t h e conntjr. »n«l a s an e x t r a in.ln>*enj.-nt to eon«nmer< to p u r c h a s e r. p< nn»1» *tt a l{''\f'-w i n g i - rca h a n d s o m e .sp.'orate.! -. rHmij-t T i « Te« Caddy Ui a l l pur . -hase i* o f t b e s a m e . *«-nd
r i n e s t . fAPAV. OOt.HXU a n d KWJT.TSH BREAKFA.oT TKAS - * 3 c » n t s p e r p<iiin'i. T h e finest in jnaxltct .
Go<nl > B W C K O r J A P A N T B A 5 3 T ^ > « n . l ^ ror e i t . a o . A good Tea TOT H I P m'-'nev,
.JAl'AX t K A D l ' S T «; i m n m U r..r »I -OO. a n d <>t n«T: T T I H a t e q u a l l y l o w p r i i c s .
SYRUPS. Til S V R t T S w o offer ( l ie bos i I w r c a l n * e v e r
orrerwd i n P l u t i s b n r p h . An KxtTa F i n e Sl"'?AK S Y K I T • -l.t c ent* p e r g a l l o n . Call a n d s e c g o o d s , a s g.x-xl * s ar.' so ld -« TJ*r-»i«-r jp i l lon .
Kxtr.i WHITE SVOAR HKIPS i » • c e n t * p e r g a l l o n . T h e finest S y r u p i n th<- m a r k e t a t a n y pr i ce .
A S t O W A S T U B JLOH-EST.
KEROSK5X »IX, « .aIIo»s for | 1 . 0 0 .
COFFEE. Clioccs t HOCHA, J A V A , MARACAIBO a n d
s U O C O F F K B , R o a s t e d o r G r e e n . We call attention to our Perfection Blend
s K X i U A J A V A CO*-*~*tK » » o n e p t t h e b e s t
sold, can and try it if you with an extra l ine C o * e « .
—Canned Croodse—-W e li»-ve o n e or t h e f ines t AIM! l a r g e s t s t o c k
orCAlTMCD r«riT8, Vr;GBTABLE§,J«KATS a n d M a x e v e r onVred In t o w n , c o m p r l s i n g Gordon * Dicworth's, Cuttinc A Co's. and o t h e r b r a n d s o f c h o i c e goo<Is, a t yjriccs a s l o w as the lowest.
JKI.T-TES, O t t V K S , O U T E OIV CArKK!*, a n d FLAVOKlKti- stXTitACXS o f t h e b e s t b r a n d s a l w a y s o n h a n d .
S M U X G a n d WIVTEK XTHKATand r A T E X T 1'LOUK a l w a y s l u s t o c k .
C O C S T a t r PKODIJCIC b o u g h t a n d s o l d . 9 3 afarajarat Straat .
1T.ATTSBCKGK, 3T- r .
SMITH BROTHERS,
' FASHIOIVABLK
Hatters and Furriers, «T Warjarrt Sirret,
?LATTSBTn(Ul X i
Fall and Winter
JOPKN;iN(; (
LADIES' FAifCr FOES, W i l l
Hats, Caps, Gents' Fine Fumishi'Dg Occ^s,
Trunk*. Valisei, UmbreUaj. Ac.
SEAL, MINK AND OTTER
A SPIXiALTT.
H a v i n g Jnst r c t n r n e i l f rom mark«»t'aith i I iAROK a n d FASl l lOXABJLE s t o c k «•£ ! « » • S t i l t a n d S o f t V n r atn*t W o o l
HIAITISI.I A l a r g e and rb>>ire s e l e t i i o n o f F a l l and
W i n t e r
ICIAIPISI 1
I n l i n e S e a l S k i n , Ot ter . B e a v e r . JTtaiia, a n d t h e f ine a n d rln-ap g r a d e s In C l o t h .
O u s S t o c k of
UyD ERWEAR
Y o u w U l n n d
I o f t h e bes t , >t a n d l a r g e s t
i s o f p l a i n a n d f a n c y GUOCkRImt a t J A M E S B . i-KKITS,
owpos i te t h e XtostOmce, o n Br lnker l i oC Street, Flatubargli, V. Y., at tbe
( r e r y l o w e s t c a s h p r i c e s . I f y o u d o n ' t b e -
( I l e r e i t l u s t call and
Ts far superior to any c r « shown to our cae-l o iners , b e i n g m u c h b e t t o r i n q u a l i t y a n d losner In p r i c e . W e c a n s a f e l y s a y i n t h i s li*t» w e h a v e t h e finest a n d m o s t c o m p l e t e stock: offered In t b e t r a d e .
GLOVES AND •IMMJL a
r a u F M i i MOTION fuDHD
MARCUS CANE'S Millinery Emporium!
-FOB THE-
The Centaur Liniments are of two kinds. The "White is for tbe human family ; the Yellow is for horses, sheep, and other animals. Testimonials of the effects produced by these remarkable Preparations ar* wrapped around every bottle, and may be procured of any druggist or by mail from the Orlce of T«a CEXTAUB OOMI-AVY, 46 Dey Street, New York City. 25yl
Chew Jackson's Beat Bawet Vary Tobaeeo.
NEW ADVEKTISEltENTS.
HO! FOB THE HOLjPDA Y8, A aVAatOB ST<K*K O r
F a n c j Goods ! Of every variety, for sale at
w. w. vrrmo's CENT VARIETY
Margaret St..nearly opp. wttberill House-,
H O L I D A Y S . DAVID L l f t L E & 00.
Piattsburgh Greenhouses.
WINTER FLOWERINI PUNTS. IA B C D A X D Of BLOOX.
I M P O B T A N T N E W S . I a m v o w prepared t o m e e t t h e d e m a n d s o f
t h e p r e s e n t s e a s o n , a s 1 h a v e j u s t r e t u r n e d from t h e p o p u l a r u a i k e t s of B o s t o n a n d K e » Y o r k w i t h a c o m p l e t e s t o c k o f
Dry and Fancy Goods WOW S I A O T FOR EIBIBITIOX.
Therefore w o a l d re spec t f a l l y c a l l m e a t t e n t i o n or t h e p u b l i c w h o a r e a b o u t t o b u y t h e i r
FALL AND WINTEfi GOODS,
The b a r g a i n s I g i v e m y p a t r o n s , a n d t b a b e a u t y , s t y l e a n d c h e a p n e s s o f t b e
MJLLINST aid FANCY GOODS , FOR THK F A L L SEASOX,
which I have just purchased for Cash at the X e w York Markets , h a v e a t t r a c t e d s u c h a n u n a b a t i n g inf lux of c u s t o m e r s o f a l l c laaaea, t h a t t h e r e i s P e r p e t u a l Mot ion i n a l l d e p a r t m e n t s . T h e Magnet ic P o w e r o f the beaut i fu l a n d tas te fu l s tv lea o f a l l m y g o o d s h a r e a t t r a c t e d universa l a t t e n t i o n .
To k e e p the b a i t I n c o n t i n u o u s m o t i o n , ! •bail sell in future at even
Lower Prices than Ever Before! I offer, at unprecedented low prices, ail the
n e w s h a d e s a n d co lors i n
SILKS, SATLNS,
VELVETEENS, SILK VELVETS,
FLUSH,
Double-Faced and Satin Ribbons, TIPS, FEATHEBS, VELOUBS, Jtc.
T h e u n u s u a l d e m a n d f o r m y
Custom \rox»k! h a s c o m p e l l e d m e t o t a k e in m y e m p l o y s o m e m o r e m i l l i n e r s ; h e n c e I h a v e n o w four (4) o f t h e beat m i l l i n e r s t o b e found in Northern H e w York, r e a d y t o a c c o m m o d a t e a l l c u s t o m e r s .
Mn.LTNERS and DEAItlES
A l i n e a s s o r t m e n t or C l o v e s a n d K i t t e n s for H e n a n d B o y s , i a f ine B a c k K i d , a n d a l l the cheaper grades.
BUFFALO ROBES A X D
BUFFALO COATS A i l T A T S OX 1IAXD.
Sdaver, Coon Skin and fioffiblo Coats made to order.
(Fair wcaliat: always Oar Matte.)
H a v i n g p u r c h a s e d o u r e n t i r e stock- s t r i c t l y f o r CASH, e n a b l e s na t o offer a n y t h i n g in our l i n e a t t h e
VERY LOWEST PRICES.
A n e x a m i n a t i o n o f o u r s t o c k w i l l a s s u r e t h e c l o s e s t b u y e r s t h a t w e a a a k e n o d l a p l s y o f fictitious a d v e r t i s e m e n t s , a n t g i v e t h e f ines t a n d m o s t g o o d s for t h e l e a s t m o n e y .
SMITH BHOTBKRS. (ft Margaret Street,
« t r n-ATTnBUsMJH, M. t .
To c a l l a t s t y s tore w i t h o u t d e l a y , a s i t w i l l b e *>r y o u r o w n l a t e r e s t - t o s u p p l y y o u r s e l f a t m y s t o r e t h a r a i l , a s y o u w i l l t h u s
M a n y n e w v a r i e t i e s n e v e r b e f o r e , f t v w a i n l a r g e q u a n t i t i e s , f o r s u p p l y i n g Ci ty F l o r i s t s .
l e Prices radased to lowaU a n d to s u i t t h e t i m e s .
Ca l l a n d e x a m i n e for y o u r s e l v e s a n d y o u w?>lDe a m p l y l e p a l d f a r y o u r t r o a o l e .
A)ecember3d,I87S. «e
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Holiday TraAf! Tha subscriber has a Caa aasel
wasy wartaty. asy srlal ly "
AT COTTBILLS
New° Variety Store!
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C.
IBttiBlJIB f} ,??*eTWiflr»«F"xF ,w^"'.
SAVE F£0¥ 15 TO 20 PEK CENT.
I make no prices in my adreHJsemeat to decaiTe customers.
Mi DIPAWIINTS ARE FULL IN EVEir RESPECT.
Dress Goods consisting of the beatt Black: Silks to the cheapest Cotton goods.
Cloths trom the best Beaver to the cheapest Tweed.
. jProm the best Flannel to the cheapest Newport*.
My stock of Table Linen, Oil C3oths, iVspkins and Toweirngs cannot be s^irpaased.
IALMO ntPA pint Z/MM or
FaUfOr MMkB, •o»H»r. _
w i l l find i t t o t h e i r a d v a n t a g e t o e x a m i n e m y s t o c k before p u r c h a s i n g e l s e w h e r e .
n ^ C a l l e a r l y a n d a l w a y s t o s e c u r e a s t o n i s h i n g LOW 11AKGAINS.
Thankful for past favors, i solicit a continuance of the same in the future.
M A R C U S CAWE. O p p e s i t s t h e Cumberland H o u s e ,
97 Margaret S t . , P L A T T S B r K G H , X . Y .
If . B . — N e w G o o d s r e c e i v e d d a i l y . P a t t e r n H a t s a s p e c i a l t y . 3gtf
NEW GOODS AND
IN~ew S t o r e .
Miss. R. VAUGHAN WOULD inform h e r o ld f r i ends a n d p a t r o n s
t h a t s h e h a s r e m o v e d h e r s t o r e from W a s t r i a t t s b u r g h t o P i a t t s b u r g h T i l l age , t o t b e r o o m s i n D o wring's Block- o n BrinkerhoST s t r e e t , w e s t o f t h e f i r s t P r e s b y t e r i a n C h u r c h , Where s h e i s d i s p l a y i n g A JrPZL LIXM Of TBK LATBST AXD
MOST rASUlOSABli
JaUlliAery Oooda B e e r b r o u g h t i n t o t h i s m a r k e t , w h i c h a b a o n e r s a t the
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. Her slack i
IT FITWuRTH & WHITES I n P e r u , N . Y . ,
I S THE PLACE TO BUY YOUR
GROCERIES ft PR0MI0R8, CROCKERY,
Olass and Wooden Ware Caadits. Cigvn. Tobacco. Ac
In proof of the above statement we will g i v e p r i c e s o f a f e w a r t i c l e s : So. I S p r i n g W h e a t F l o u r , p e r bbl 15.00
" 1 A m b e r " " •< •< " 1 W h i t e W i n t e r « " "
P a t e a t J f e w P r o c e s s " ** << ioo l b s . Corn Weal s i f ted 100 l b s . P e e d
l?°rL,,"v,B,M*w,M,i»* Snorts 11 l b s . Coffee " A " S u g a r , " ' " i j - ° * ^ « " C " W h i t e Suf3U- ,„ . . i a t 4 " Co*fce"C" S u g a r . . „ * . „ „ „ . l e f b s . K a t s i n s
25bars8oap _ 171ba .Sa lera tus m\'_] T e a . . . . . . . . . . . , . , , . . . . . . . S5c t o 5ec b t r r e i ^ l . w f M C o d l , s n 7 c ' P o r k *«-» S a l * P * ' n a ^ r m * . ? P * , " t * » n < l f a i n t Oi ls , X a i l s . K e r o s e n e Oil , C a n n e d ftoods, K a l s o m i n e , Crockery , %£SJZ?l+W2a?*a ? a r e - s u , d e v e r y t h i n g g e n e r a l l y k e p t i n a Grocery a n d P r o v i s i o n
L a m b s w ^ s t t P 1 1 1 l i , i e o f W " e » » a « a » » t o S i^umoer, d r i e d a n d m a t c h e d . N o r w a y P i n e J S ? » A p , f a ^ ? w * J 0 0 " , ' S ' l * i n e * u < , S p r u c e C i a p -
t n ^ S » * d K t , 0 , , r , S t U I I n P c r u ' C " r « ' Oats , a n d 10,000 B u s h e l s o f B u c k w h e a t , for c a s h , a t t h e lali?Iaft-<SE Ylima>ara>«- n s i A n ^ '
GOO . . G.50 . . 7.00 . . L25 . . l ^ S
SO . . 1.00 . . I.*S . . 1 .00
.. 1J0 . . 1 .00
1,
h i g h e s t m a r k e t pr ices , f l o u r , F e e d , Mea l , a n d
w h o l e s a l e a s l o w as the . a n d B u c k w h e a t S h o r t s , a t
e o a a t - ** « h e y e a n b e s o l d i n t h e
t J n f . ^ ' i m n * s i n A r s t c l a s s o r d e r - n e w s ^ r i n r i i ^ e v e r > ' . t h i n g in good r e p a i r . Custom * » ! S ? f i l * i " p ? a a I i y j n^Hty g u a r a n t e e d . w ! i r 2 J ^ - U * , r i , n K r B u c k w h e a t to se l l wf l l d o -T^L »° • « • u s before s e l l i n g , a s w e d o n o t run i t t h r o u g h a s e p a r a t o r b e f o r e w c i g u i n g w h i c h is equal to attteaau on a bushel* K U
* * " J. J l . W I l l T J L
F l a v o r i n g
HATS, BONNETS, RIBrX>lf8.reOWKRS, 8 WITCHKiS, CUf-ra, CU&X8, A c
LadfcM who Oestre toparebasa aay goods la bar Jiae mn reoaested to call aaa •xaailaa atoek and prieea before parcbaalng elaa-e/lsataa---i5tf
HJaKflir IFAMCT GOOtt * -
Miss W. M. EOArJ,
ft a . - * » '
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C. W. Merritt - H A S —
Reopened and Refurnished —THE—
B E D STORE, WITH A FULL LLXE OF
Groceries AND
Provisions. THE PRICES ARE
a
H A E D PA.N. TBK QUALITY
Satialavetorw E v e r y r i m e
O U B M O T T O :
"To a v o i d a s m a s h , W a s e l l for e a a h . "
T H « P L A C E I S ,
18 River 8treet, PLATTSBUnCJU, 2f. Y.
• a * * C a a b P a i 4 Car C w a n t r y m > 4 a » .
New Grocery Store, I*. If Margaret St.,
PLATTSBURGII, N. Y. HBTKR UTOMTATJIE. Aftmt,
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wai l Wpasabssr raa . . . *^af
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MEDICAL HALL, A Strictly Temperance
DRUG STORE, K e e p c o n s t a n t l y o n h a n d a c o m p l e t e
s t o c k o f t h e »
Choicest Drugs art M m That can be purchased in this country.
Perfumes and Toilet Extracts I n e n d l e a s v a r i e t y f r o m t h e b e s t m a n u f a c -
f a c t o r i e s i n F r a n c e , £ n g l a n d a n d A m e r i c a .
P O C K E T B O O K S . All of the newest styles.
Trusses and Supporters A g P C C M X T Y .
We keep all tbe modem patterns: sis-.. A g e n t s i n C l i n t o n c o u n t y f o r J o n e s ' Ce lebrat ed. V e n t i l a t e d Truss .
Fishes' Saratoga Aperient Mineral Waters.
A l l t h e p o p u l a r v a r i e t i e s .
The Choicest Brando ot Cigars Or Fore ign a n d D o m e s t i c m a n u i s c u t r e .
E x t r a c t s Of a l l k i i u l s , atJIVli. Ji-sale an . l R e t a i l .
OBR PRESCRIPIIOJ. DEPABIRLAT Is nn.ler the immediate ^upwvisiun of Mn. Hlhlit-ltX, a n a-.-t-onjpllsl.cd a n d expericn<-. d Drugg i s t .
D r . D U N H A M X a y b e c o n s u l t e d a t t b e .store or m h i s pri
v a t e office in tbe s a m e b u i l d i n g f rom >* t< .< A. i t . , W , i o J, a u d 7 to a o ' c lock ir. Jit
I o e C i e a x i x S o d a . W r a t e r D i s p e n s e d from «mr X e w a n d K l e g a n t C o s tal l o u n t a i i i r^uila A p p e r a t n s in i t s s eason ."
Woodward's lilo.:k; Custom II-
PLATTSBCJHW, X. Y. C . D . B f « u a , Jl . O. tV.*hTK» G l u i E l t T .
TOTMAN & SOUTH WICK, JjJEALEliS IN
Groceries, Provisions, CROCKER r ,
Confectionery and Cigars, M i d d l e S t o r e , " W l n s l o V s N e w B l f t . i , ' *
oppos i t e P o s t Oib'eej
l ? I . A . X T 8 B T J M G i r , X . Y .
L o o l c a t t h i s : Our g . . o d s a r e a l l l«,Ui;l.l f. r Cash , b-roei-rles w e l l K . u ^ h t a r e w , 11 » M .
" NOTICE S O i l E UV OX It P1UCK&-.
1 Gal lon v e r y l i n e S y r u p ? IU 25 Iturs S o a p I.'K> S l b s . OoOev <*A" STijrar • -. . 1,1*1
10 lb».Ooiree"C" Surfer .... I.W 1 G a l l o n t'orto lti.-o Alo lusscs j
Trnaa? T e a s ! ! Testa!! ! P r o m 1 lb . to 5 l b s . J a p a n T e a , fLCfl; Oolong .
Engl i sh B r e a k f a s t . G u n p o w d e r , a n d a l l h i l b . <•, a l w a y s i n Stock, a t cqual l>' l o w p r i c e s .
CrtKkery ittd Stoae Ware. W e g u a r a n t e e t b e b e s t , a n d p r i c e s t: i-
c b e a p e s t . CIGARS from »2.00 t o 18 00 |>er b o a CO-VFBCTIOXKKY i u 10 l b . L o t s f o r _A v.-t ;-
j i e r l b . •everyth ing e l s e i n p r o p o r t i o n . Goods d e l i v e r e d f ree to a n y p a r t ot t o w n . T h a n k i n g y«.u for p a s t f a v o r s , a n d s o l l e i l i u g
y o a r fu ture p a t r o n a g e . W e Ue iua iu , Youra B a s p e c i i n l i y ,
TOTAIAST sC SOL X*tWICK
Grocery & Provision
A Wood, N o . a atridga Street,
(aWlaf aioek.) PiarrsaL'KwM, s. v. • a r e a largo aaa complete »toek »t
GROCERIES ft PROVISION •bay oS»r to parabaseN at tba i . <•> M b r C A S H OsTLV. a«— ara rsaaaatiiS to eal) aad «v
a s a t a a aback a a 4 #<*»•« b e few* imrcsuMUKg
W a j s s b i w a s s a a a n o a s s w v t m e a t o r
4 5 0 X F E O T I O N E R Y .
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