The Conshohocken Recorder, January 26, 1884

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VOL. XIV. NO. 46.'
CONSHOHOCKEN, PA., SATURDAY, .fAN I ART ii(>, 1884.
ESTABLISHED 1880.-HB.ESTABLI8H1SD 1877
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Who shall know thu Maator'aiomlng-t
Win tin i n !„■ iliiwii <ir N
Bight dewa welsh .lawn the »»•»'
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Or while noon rules high In hearon,
Bleeping n— I ' la!
l.T,
AnU .lull sound «' shBBTSS slow tailing,
1 Unth.T u,u mi" U'J gainur,
for It la my harvosi time !"
—.Vl>< Mulock.
THE NEW TEACHER.
"Thai is the school house, la It?"
Inquired Miss Alia.' Kay, the "new
,,1," M tb« hnnti'i plodding
ii |,n.«-,il l,y i. lilllo wlnlf house,
•tending iMi Iwise lo the road »nd In-oloaed
in u rather dilapidated Canoe.
" fee, that's where you'll holil
forth," remarked Unole Zelte '
•• but I'm
■
ild, do-
U1UH', litl
. ol.
ill don'l ii"
U\ and the control i i
. ked \iioc, her hearl
Ink "t the proepeot tu-tor*
"Expel 'em! no, «c never
noboily; if a taaober can't boai th«
school we just lei It b -s liim ; il ain't
our flghl an'thasohoolgenerally b< i -
tli.' teacher, aud tbur'a bean some
purty trot'tl ">en licked iu that school
house by some of the boys."
When she arrived at tho school
house about twenty or thirty pupils
were grouped around talking, but a
■pail of silence fell upon theiu as she
Walked up and grilled llifii. with :i
" good morning " lhat was more like
tho chirp of a frightened bird thi I
anything else.
As she unlocked the door aud enlii-ed
what she had already begun to re-gard
as a chamber of torture, three or
four slowly followed her iuto the rOWE
and deposited their books on the whit-tled
desks, took leaUaad Qxed Ibeir
ejes upon her with a stare that <*f«•
not help toatrengtben her nerves.
All the rules aud regulations of her
"Theory and practlco for opening
school on the lirst day " seemed to
vanish and leave her drain whirring
In dizzy-helplessness.
She had finished the examination In
all ii« branches except the advanced
reading class, which was principally
composed of grown girls and young
men, among whom was the terrible
Jim Turner, of whom she had been
warned by 1'iiele Zi-ke.
Several of the members of the class
had lead, and it was now the turn of
Moses Bradley, a huge, heavy-set fel-low,
with imall, malicious eyes, aud a
general air of rufllatiism.
" Mr. Bradley, will you please stand
up when you read '.'" asked Alice.
"1 kin read Justus well siltin I wn,"
replied the fellow with a dogged air.
" But it Is one of the rules of a raad-
Ing class to Bland up to read," said
Anee. bei btmrt quaking with fear, as
■he braaw the iaelplent rebellion.
"1 reckon you will have to make a
new rule for mo, thcu," impudently
answered BfOM, glancing sideways
with a grin of triumph.
"If you do not obey me I shall be
obliged to punish you," said Alice,
bravely, although she could hardly
stand up.
" r guesi all fhe puulshmenl
e
b.
|
'
and I'll '
wo ind read
U
the othi r i hd ol the class, and a I
1, v.-Jim
i p from the i
u-i ul li«d .''!
Instant, he turni ad muttered
Bometblng about not being "bi
other boys,11 buthestood up a-he was
COlllllialilid.
Alice could have Meted her ..
ohamploD for very gratitude, but she
I (Indignity she could com-mand,
and said I " Mr. Turner, 1 eau-not
allow you to Interfere In the man
agemenl ol my school! lake youi
The youth obeyed her without a word.
Alice had no appetite for dlni er.
leaned her throbbii.'g liead upon I
d< i and wondered wearily b n
elie could endure this.
Bha was aroused by one of the
■girls rushing up la bar, exclali
■• teacher, taaober, the nig bo;
Ogbtlng," .-she followed the oblld.ex-olalming:
"Oh why did 1 ever com.
here'.'" At the rearof theaoboi :
Jim Turniirengaged In a hand-to-hand
aonbat wltb Moso Bradley and his
two brothers, both of whom t/ere
grown. As Alice stepped around the
corner, Jim sent MOM reeling to the
earth, and then turned like a lion on
his remaining asaailanta. They rush-ed
at liiin from Iwb sides, but Jim was
tjaaotlveasa panther, and Hill Brad-lay
fell us if snot, from a left-hand, d
blow, and his brother Tom followed
bins in an Instant.
Tin ooml ,, quickly that
Alie >noe to Interfere, but
she fell that it wouldn't do to let this
open violation of sobool rules pan un-punished,
so she rang the hell. When
the pupils wen assembled she culled
the OUlprltt up to the d.-k , and asked
what i be light was about and who be-gan
It. The Bradley boys stood sullen
and silent, hut Jim answered:
"I would rather not tall What it was
about, but I began it by knodklng
Mosu Bradley down."
Alice knew the fight was the result
of Jim's espousal of her cause in the
-class, aud her voice faltered
" Than I shall have to punish you ;
bold out your hand."
Jim obeyed herlnatantly. she took
up the ruler with a trembling hand
pan the punishment. Jim's
hanged a niusole. As Alice
inflicted the blows on the hand so
quietly held out to her, the thought
i usbad her mind that she was smlliug
nly band that had bean raised to
befriend her in all that lawless region.
Her Ikes grew deathly pale, her
fell falteiingly,tbe tears began
to run down her cheeks, the ruler fell
fro in der hand, she sank Into her seat,
buried her face in her hands, and bust
Into a storm of sobs.
Then Jim's countenance changed
Hi- lip quivered, he dasded his hands
across ids eyes to clear them of an un-natural
dimness, aud the great lump
in Ids throat seemed l/> choke him. A
chuckle from Mose Bradley recalled
his self-possession and ha took a step
Or two loward the latter with eyes that
fairly biased with indhnation.
Moso rapidly retreated a step or two
end
a full mi
Alice
voice
: . the play
lid.
heohlldren heard
. after
ail, Jim," and Jim'.-, ri | ly, " ■. SB, and
1 got enQUgb to puss some of it around
body is anxious about it."
At one o'clock Alice rang the bell
wild a feeliug of .utter despair, but no
I ever moved more smoothly
than did her school that afternoon.liut
Alice had determined to quit tbe old
school.
.-o when Alice locked tlie selloolhouse
door that evening it was with a min-gled
feeling of relief aud humiliation
that she started to offer her resignation.
A- lie left the sohoolhouse she saw
Jim Turner, a few yards ahead ol der,
walking rapidly loward home- She
culled his name aud he Stopped aud re-spectfully
waited until she had over-taken
him.
" Mr. Turner, I am going away in
the morning and I wish to thank you
for your brave defense of me at school
to-day, and to ask your forglveuess for
the punishment I so unjustly Inflicted
on you," said Alice aud in her earnest
ncssAlicc held out her little trciubli ng
hand, and Jim instantly grasped it.
" I have nothing to forgive,"said de
" you could not do otderwise and nel-tder
could I. Hut you surely don't In-tend
lo xuit the school."
" V.s, I would rather lie than pass
thi< e mouths of such scenes as I have
to-day."
" Bui you will have no more trouble
for there is 110 one that would give
you any trouble, except t; e Bradley
boys and I will aud 1 will answer for
their good behavior while I'm about."
At lust Jim's eloquence prevailed,
ami Alice leached the .-chool once
.
At the end of the term Jim left aud
went to college.
Alice taught the Beat- Creek school
IUI 0" -.-fully for three years, hut in tde
end lined /.. ke't i red lotions were ve-rified,
for Jim Turner came back and
broke up tbe school.
He married the teacher.
OUT OF THE DEPTHS.
it was exceedingly annoying. I be-gan
to spit blood most freely, although
my lungs were In perfect condition,
and I knew it did not come from them.
My physicians were careful and untir-ing
in their attentions, hut unable to
relieve my sufferings. My ueighbors
ami friends thought I was dying and
many oalltd to see me fully twenty-live
on a single Sunday that I now re-call.
Al last my agony seemed to
culminate iu the moat inteuse sharp
pains I have ever known or deard of.
If red hot knives sharpened to the
bights! degree had been run through
my body constantly they could not
have hurt me worse. I would spring
up In bed. sometimes as much as three
fed, cry out in my agony and long for
death. Oue nlgdt the misery wss so
Intense that I arose and attempted to
go Into tlie next room, but was uuable
to lift my swollen feet above the little
threshold that obstructed them. I fell
back upon the bed and gasped In my
agony, but felt unable even to breaths.
it seemed like death.
"Several years ago Kev. Dr. J. E.
Kaukin, now of Washington, was sta-tioned
here as pastor of the Congrega-tional
church. We all admired and
i ud dim. and my wilb remi m
bored seeing somewhere that he had
spoken iu the ntgni it term- of a prep
io wblob bad oared some of his
Intimate friends. We detlrmlned to
try tbla remedy, accordingly seut for
it,and to make a long story short, II
completely rejlorcd my health,brought
me back from tho grave, and I owe all
I have in the way of health and
strength to Warner's Safe Cure, better
known as Warner's Safe Kidney aud
Liver Cure. I am positive that If I
dad taken this medicine when I felt
the first symptons above described, I
might have avoided all the agony I af-terward
endured, to say nothing of the
narrow escape I had from death."
Jn order that all possible tacts hear-ing
upon tde subject mlgdt ho known,
I called upon Dr. Oscar V. Fassett,
wdo wns for nineteen years United
States Examining Surgeon, aud who
attended Mr. Jacques during his sick-ness.
He said Mr. Jacques had a most
pronounced case of Albuiuinurla or
Brighls disease of the kidneys. That
an analysis showed the presence of al-bumen
aud casts In great abundance
and that he was in a condition where
few If any ever recover. His recovery
was due to Warner's Safe Cure.
Mr. John W. Hobart, General Man-ager
of the Vermont Central Railroad,
staled lhat Mr. Jacques was one of the
best aud most faithful of his employes,
lhat bis sickness had been an exceed,
lngly sev«re oue aud the company
were not only glad to again have bis
sei vices, but grateful to the remedy
that huil cured BO valuable a man.
Mr. .lame- M. Fuss, assistant super.
intend, lit and master mecdante ol tds
V. niionl Ceutral Hailroad, is also able
to confirm this.
I do not claim to he a great discover-er,
hut I do Idink llial I have fouud
in tin-above a most remarkable case
and knowiug the unusual lucrease of
Blights disease feel that the pudlic
shouId have the benefit of it. It seems
to me a remedy lhat can accomplish so
much In the last stages ougdt to do ev-en
mere I'm- the llr.l approach of this
deceptive yet terridle trouble. F. B.
A SPECIFIC
HI> i Hi
BLOOD
AND A
Positive Guro for
RHEUMATISM
Neuralgia,
Scialica,^ Lnmliaiio.
An Infallahle resJe.1.
for all illsmtses ol the
Skin mill Blood, inch Ss
Teller,
ItlflgM.iriil.
Strnliiln,
I:I>S||M iiu.,
1'impl'K and Blelehes
and 1- tlie Lost remedy
for all Female ('»■■•
plnlnls anil « e > k -
neaaea. It lias cured
<lti.rio.eB of tbe Liver
and klilurii « him all
other remedies have
fallou.
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tako flomotbinft oiM.bvtir be ha» not got
It, ana will not Mnd for It, write to u*t and
wo will uutl it to you by cxproM, propitlcl
on receipt of pnoe.
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will clear tlie MJ a torn of Illle, .ami cum uuy
case or Inflammatory or Acute KhcuiunU^m
or Neurulgla
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In Theory tint] Pit IdmlfltfOO any
Start of tin' year. Kindrnrarion In connex-ion.
Childi on may bomdin the bouae when
deal red.
MRS. OUION GOUUI.AV,
121 N. Eleventh
noTi7-8in i'liiLADRLriia.
pim.Ai>i:i.riiiA
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aso
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Spoclal examination of night; and glumes
furnlsbed, hours liom 'J u. ills lo i n. m,
decttdy
....Three to Are bottle* will care Eryelp-eln*
In lto worm form
....Four 10 ».|« uouiea nre ■*irnal#<l to
cure corrupt uud running Ulcera
....Four lo ttlx iKiltlea are warranted to
cure any OHM of Salt KhetHD
....rivr to eight bottles will cure the worst
oase or Scrofula
... .From two lo tour months' nee of Haen-iiiuiir
Svrup will aura *uy e*mi oi t'linmlc
Kli'-'itimf isin of twenty yearn' f-Laiuling
If you have boon a sufferer for years, and
have used all tnu remodlas you could iictu
of, wtth no avail, do not bo discouraged, for
HlieuuiaUo byiup alii cure you.
PH< a. Hi p#r bottle i 6 *•■*!>* for ftS,
Send for our pamphlet of TeBtlmonluN, etc
KUKUMAT1C BYEUP CO., Rochtster, R. Y
If yon are in want ol a good, well-fitting
SET OF ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
Don't full to cull at
■ev#»< Pine MI. *. I'IIIIH.I. ipiiia. Pn,
ArtiMtlul iM'lh |8aod upwt.nl,
linpiostion in the morning ami teeth in
tlu-i wiitoiiioon parfeOl flttmg. Lower m-t
\v n ii i sly as i be nppeg,
Vltult/.i'd air fof pnlnlrxs extrnction at »
'■•■ii ■ - per toot 11. Killing, Uei-airing and. Old
*i 11 n modeled M good as now. dqe*|-ly
Several Living Wonders I
It is truly wonderful how many wonderful
ffoc
pronounrt' It wonderful ai
!Ii)ud and l.ung Hoini'dy has eirected. Fhv-sleliins
nronounee wondorful and behold
i u i: i MiiKr-i'tiNiii::.! "s HI SK.I K< m:-
A.ND A KLMAUKAnLE OCCUHKENCE
SB DEW BJ i.i B.
Consumptives getting well one alt«r another
»mi till Tin out.Iiciiu and Lung troubles yield-ing
lo ii- fir-etH ulmoMt like magio. Oowp
itTlevid In one minute.Sore Throat cured In
i iu II hours, Cold In the llead curud ateuce,
BrODOhltla, Oulusy, Catarrh, Asthma. Weak
Langs, >pnting of l(lo<Hi, Cough, Colds,eto.,
nil cured permanently by the uso of •• Autl-liiorbiflc.
BT. AI.I;\NS, VI., Jan. 10, 1884.
; The upper |K>rliou of
I of tbo Dlcoat rcgluuB
\ inter.
hroiio Catarrh Cured.
0> n ft c*3.
is oni ad DM of. a case of
rlironle (JaUtrra of which 1 liad boon afflicted
i -. I bad in in buuabusrgi i fo
trying one reined) er claiming to
■ ii I was relieTed trom the flrat
sv« taken I>I it
, ,, j, ,i .mil I tun ii- free iroin ' lough 1 ! i,„.i n.-v.-, hn.i It. BsTsmlof n.v IrlenfisM
n-iiiK ii foi Hi*' -itiii'- snd srs bslag oaied. 1
AN ORDINANCE
To Improve the Stroots and Rosds in the
Boroagh of West Conshohocken, by ox-teudjDg
Front Street from where it inter.
sects with Iho HsUon Ford Uus.il lo the
Bchiijlklll River Ros4 exclnsively thro.
ngh lands of J. B. Moorhesd, who hss
dedios.Mil the grouud thus occupied to
public ii.-.-. And also to Vacate parts of
Roads In unl.i Borongli.
8«CTin» l._Be It ordained and ciiaoted l>y
the Town Council 01 thn Bo'roui:ii or Weet
l.'onBliohocken In town rouin'ii met And
II la Hornby ordained and enaoleil bv tho
uuthorlty ol the use, l Hal, tint aarvey and
nuinH or plan hci.'to iiiiii.'.xril dnl.il I1
bor S7, l^, ■howhiK the .il.i.-l.
rrunt mr.ietau.l the vacation ol |.ortlon« of.
the Schuylklll klver Uoud and Uiawlord
Avon ur lie uud l he ^uiuu U hereby adopted
anil raadeapatt of th"
-«r-
S per serite Par Trust Bonda
Kill SAM, Ai I'All. 4'viiponn |»u)i.l*l«
4|ii)irterl.> . « loulii" glvtiilf |»iirli<-n-lai-^.
hi-nt fount it<l«l r<s>>. Al«i>(iilii'oliu>r
in sinAIII.I. i>visrnr..M stiim-
E. W. CLARK &C0., Bankers,
do.. i.;i
e general borough jilai
of the Hti-eetH an.l roui-l-inH out und vac&tei
InHaid borouKh. And It ta further hereby
ordalne.1 and onu.l.'.i that thn said Front
■troet ahull be oxtemled.lahiout and opened,
from the point wheru It now luti-rbccta with
tlie Mut-iin Ford Uua.l to a point on the
Scbuylklll Klver Hoail lo within about fifty
11") feet from where crawiord avenue Inter*
ecta with tli.- sul.l .-ohuyiklil Hive-t ltoa.1
being oppoalle the auulli hue of the last
house ot tho Merlon Furnaces noaruot to
•aid Crawford avenne.the aume being entire-ly
over and tbrnuprh lands of aald J. II. Uoor-head.
di'dieuted lo publli- u.-< aa aforeaald.
And us thesuni ex.enston it shown and fully
deacrlh.d on auid maps or plau. tinted In
onuiKo color.
Au.l.su.so itiiii'ir hu.-eby orUalne.l and
enacted lhat the portions of the roads tinted
In blue color on said map or plan, except
tbe from and 1.,-
terseotlng with the -aid Itiver road at or
lllo road designated as loading
Ewlih said II,
ridge over Animlnk Crook, have
. : . i ineo and n •
not oniv i M liin- the olli
i . aud that,
Ipa iin
i i'.ih-i'. \, I a silking
lllutratlon oftbU
b li (lvaii in lowitli:
Mr.Juscpti Jaoqu - i- oonncoted widi
tin- \ iiiioiit Oetital railroad in tlie cap
Belt) of inaater mason. Hois well ud-d
la yarn,wltb a ruddy oomplaz,
11 iiitiu appaaranoe, while his
.il bearing la SUOb BB '-.> in.-luutly
Impreaa ona wiih his strlvt honor ami
iuligiily. Seveal years agn he bt'cainc
afflicted with most truiil.K -,wliieli pre.
vented tbt proseoutloo of iiis ilutics
Hi- wat languid, ami yet restloss.wblla
ni lini" a dlSBloeaa would come over
him which suenii-il almost lilimling.
His will powef WaB Btfong, anil he de-i'
liiiiiii-.l nut to give awuy to the inys-li'iloiia
intlueucc which seemed under-mining
liia life. Hut Iho pain ami an-uoying
lymptoms were stronger tban
II anil lie kept growing gradual-ly
worse. About thai time be begem
to notice u ililllculty In drawing on
111- lioois, Md it win by the great.
In! Unit lie was ul>lo to force his feet
into tin-in. in this manner several
weeks passed, until finally one night,
while In gnat agony, he diecovered
thu hi- foot had, in a short while,
swollen to enormous proportions, Tbe
balai.ee of Hie narrative can best lie
ted in his own words. Hesuid:
" When my wife discovered the fact
thai I was - i bloated, she sent for the
Immediately. He made • moat
caii'lnl i Mimini'lloii and pronounced
Ui mi HM] -i lions condition. Not
« II li landing his care I grew worse,
and the swelling of my feet gradually
extended upward In my body. The top
of my bead pained ma terribly; Indeed
so badly Hint at times II seemed almost
u~ if it would burst, My feet were
painfully cold, ami even when sur-rounded
wltb I ot llannels and Irons
fell BI il a Strong wind was blowing on
Hit in. Next,my right leg became par-
1. This gave me no pain, hut
i li. I .i ' alarrh.
UEO W. 1I.VHSKI.L,
Fredorlck.Cliy, Ud,
Chronic Bronchitis Cured.
•1 enonah, .N. J., Scpt.M, U7S.
Messm. J. C. UEKBTSS ft Co,,
» oo.lbury, N. J.
(i.oils:—I feel It my duly lo hear testimony
to the eftloiuey of yonr excellent " Aullmot -
billr. or Throat, Head anil Lung Remedy,"
for llronohttls. 1 had It lor six years, and
have used a nieal many remedies, Inn round
no relief. Your "Keinedy " heltiK so hlwhly
rseoramended, 1 gave it a trial, aud foundln
i .-iu box the first relief for two years.
I eon tin ued to use It until entirely well, and
now bavlug used but four boxes of your ex-eelleiit
■'uemedy." 1 cun truthfully lay. 1
niu entirely cured of thai dreaded disease,
llronchltla. Mae. K. M. Imiium.
Vi'cnonah, N. J.
Saved the Baby's Life.
lieutlemcn :—Our llltlo one was very nick
with Catarrh on tlie Hieatt, wax given up by
our (ilip-n inn. W« weio UIBCMI upon to try
your* iin si vminh-rful Uumctly " Anilmor-l
»ifle." We <iiii tr\ it toour Joy and con fort.
We (lldHolvcd one or two Lozen^ers 1n a lit-tle
warm »iiirr uml gave a portion which
seetnetl to nit like niaulc. It seemed to at-rordreliel
Immediately. Our child in now
well and we feel ihai im pvetMee with us is
due to the eileet of your wonderful "Throat,
llead and l.ung Keinedy." We will answer
any letter of inquiry, If this Testimonial he
doubled. 1 oiiisi very gratefully,
LcTiiKUitinl BKSKIK CASH,
(ilouceater City, N . J.
N. It.—Above Kemcdy for sale by Jas W.
i'ii and
.- «v II, v. wii> .™ B.-nl hy ma
oelpt ol pi Ice 23 oenti an<l«l per box. Large
dy 1
Mai rv, C Moylan, Jas. II. Slcen ot in-i--,
■ r» —Il ■ Dhoekea. or will be sent hj mall on re-
.rge
HIBU ot.utalus Uvc tliuei tho smaller,
dress
J. C. DEXtiTEN ik CO.,
Woodbury. N. J.
no/u-ly
»♦♦ -—-
The ■!«!< -i ion has Ofien Hi-fn Aaketl
Cun—Itupturc—(alxlontlnal hernia) be cur
ed T He moil emphatically my, YXa That
tbla part of the body oilers no exception lo
those physiological laws which govern tbe
I, lioal eoonOlU and li nmlces not a
dlltcrmee « lielher (he age of the
one ) i'ii Of a hundred years. For
beoome dangerous to tho travelling public
and am useiesn, Inconvenient and burden
some,and the earne are hereby vaca. ed and
dlrcctc • Lo be closed lo puuliu travel as soon
as said Front street is extended and opened
asafoie-uld. A jurilier d»wripUon ol said
vitiations are as follows, viz :
1st. The vacation of all that portion of the
aald Schuylklll Klver Boad from a point
about nine (9) foot from oppa*lio-the north
line ol the (Miid cunt houss and at or noar
where intd Crawford avenue Intersoeis with
the aald Schuylklll itiver iioad to a point
where the same Intersects with and crosses
the *.thi Matson Ford Koad distant about
one hu nd i ed and nitytwo (15J) feet from the
south abutment oi thu Matson Kord Hrldge
and about forty-two (fc.) foot distant from
the brick office of the Conshohocken Worsted
Mills In said borough.
Sad. The vacation of all that portion of
said Crawiord avonue.beglnniiti about twen
ty-throe feet aud five-tenths from op|K)»lle
the south line of tho said cast house Lo a
point lu the snub Hue orthe said HchuylklU
Itiver Koad distant from the said place »f b<v
IInning about one buudred and eleven and
vo.tenth* feet.
SaoTioa t<—And be it farther ordained and
enaoted by the authority atoreaaid that the
Clerk of said Councils shall keep the said
diatt or plan with tho records and archives
ol said borough and shall keep the same open
lo public inspection wheur-?qolred,and HIIUU
five due and seasonable personal notice 01
Ids ordinance to the Individuals arfec.tcu by
tne same and shall also publish thi* ordin-ance
hi the usual sj
Unacted into mi oidinanccnt the Council
i hambor the lath day of Jaiiimi\, A h. i -i.
. UliOK'".!. Ul'l.LOCK, liurgcse.
Attest:—Fi Hi II. < IIVKVH,
Clerk of Council. JW-tt
BRUSCH'S
Bread, cake and confectioner)
STORE,
Fayeite Street kbere Heotor,
Conshohocken.
FSESH SAKED B3EAD, CAKES, PIES
BOLLS, AC, ETery D»y DeUrersd to C««
tomsrs either In Town or Csnatry.
WBDDISQS, PARTIHS, fcc,
suppllod witb
CAKBS, 1CB-UUEAM, Ac., AT SHOBT NO
TICK.
A Urge stock of
CANDIES, t&c..
Always on hand.
PniLADELPHIA, PA.
B-DW. HURST BROWN
A.rchitect?
1480 South Term Sq.iuire,l>hila.,r«.
WOPPOSITH NEW CITY HALL.
dsc&Sm '
HADAHYBB1T0
Celebrated Liei wan aud Kn^lUh card reader. «^
Agent foi
MADAM DUBOIS' FRENCH MEDICINE
Sure and safe rciiudtt s, nover lulls.
623 Andress betWcon >Tt. \'eni(iti and
Walluue 8ta., and Utli an.l l.itli Si-,,
riii 1« CM o1 T >liirt.
^No Charge for medlcaiaijvlco.
uovStVly
RICUKL] rr«t praa-slan
Cora nmt\ Ruulon Salvo, certain
cure. Kpr sale by drnpirlsc ana
at lass-utrMtnnt mice!; 5»and7io
a box. Bent by mall; trade sup
plle.1.
<«ontlemon's Furnishing Coot's
In i.ii.ii Wirletv. Ulove-*, Uea,
collars,scarfs,cults, h in-, meriao
and scarlet rtanmi underwear, ho-siery,
ladies' anil icut-' overgalt-er.
i.ehildrun'sh.;gin-; als.., liuek-
Hktu Underwear for ladles and
gent"; also, (*rent CIie>i l'r->tn tor
I03t i l«v<tuut Hln el ...;■■< •■ I'll;
■
Celluloid Witier-l'roof Linen
Collar and C'tit! D'-pof, wliolesai*)
andreuil. J. H. R1CHELDERFER.
Always something uew, now it i* theChro-llttiloii
wut'-rprooi oollurs aud cutu, they
kvro whit* like, llnon. marM-ly
HARRISON & I RANK.S. SNPER,
Stock Brokers,
3131 WALNUT STREET,
Booa a
fini.\i.i i.i'iii v.
Tho Most Reliable
a3xi=i.x» sTonE
,J?*Ja?',,r''■•'"'-'■•iv.iiila tor «I,,KI„U blr.l.
III asodsrala pricos. r. t. ■< BCOBf
n n .... aoocii.'.ii.u
-i..~l "lnl"«t i« paresat less than .-i.—
'"M»l «'. l-r.KIIKIX.
*K«HITI<T »WI» «1VII. i \WIM:F.H,
i" pTorth Broad it., Room 89,
Fllll.tDKI.flllA.
OSKICS IIOUBB : 9 to 12a. m., 1 leBp, m.
UIWM'IM11' '" "","':i""l"f *'<■<" Arts, Paris.
Jr^3t_ ART METAL WORKS.
SJ'^NJJ' Artlelw in uemtisi. In anv -ivio
.-. . , . 1""1 ""i-li 'I'"tli'l. OOld, Mlv'm,
. riatlna, Kronai uml niu-. piutinK to
order, ciiamug ami sncrai Inc.
II I uiiil.'n. Oc-lKn»iinil i lelstoon),
II n i-|, | n« OT ;ill UelUl ul '
"i uuy article nU'le. Antique ami i
work a apeeinliv. Iii",ii,lrlnjj i.n.l i-.-iii.tilnu
I., older. IMatert lablewur.' ol all if,
IMiliB. Ol.l uolil ami SIIVIT ImilKllt.
"I'M' I.--.-J, \ IM, - i I:I i i' i■inr.Ai.i-i.niiA.
aaswljt CIIAK1.KS UONKAUT
KIN'I OF DENTI8T8,
Qenil.', rkiiliui, careful and
Mosit Bosutlful.
DuruuletwlM'stnleasuillniiuiiil extracting
A I.I. WAKH ANTED.
Bure Ozltle gun. Bt|qes below all.
OSLER LATE WATERS.)
, . , *aN.yih -t., I'liiiudoipiiin. Pa,
decl-ly
Hermitage Green House.
Having an cxperleuee l gardner, I am now
to fni ni-h uud de-liver
to iu> 11 Lends, to
weddings, jiuiiu Band to
limn uud the publifi in
m nt i,it Doqueia, Cm
t&txlug <■; Smll
ax : all of iin- ahoiooal
kind and al Die lowosl
market p
mm! a pustnl liie day he
fore wanting Ihc flowein, io avoid coming to
11-10*
81.00 PE1. YEAK IX ADVANCE
|)1III.A1)I.I,1-11IA
MNAS !■-.111;i:nAm>T.
Coualu.hii.'ki n
FAMILIES SUPPLIED
WITH IIM:
OYSTERS
At Foley's
aepia IIMIT or IAYKTIE M RI:I: I
Special attention given J
saw a i aale of
thcpurclinseand
TELEPHONE, UNDERGROUND TEU> ' •
ORAPH AND KEELY MOTOR STOCK.
BOTll-lr
1863, Estailisbed Iwenty-oDe years. 1884
Americali Watches
. . A specialty.
Ii yea wanta >:oo4 Wateli KO'to
SAMUEL SIMPSON
M: M ri; in
Fine Watches,Clocks & Jewelry
316 South Street, Phlla,
Watclu- iina JOM-airy repnlrinl anrt war-ranted.
'Ire- ly
Ift-A fill lliieof Hit wedillug rings
Common Sense Shoemaker,
31, North 9th Street. 31.
BETWEEN MARKET ANU AttCU,
■ run.AIM. i.i'ii i v
Oysters! Oysters!
Families and partial supplied with Oysters
at snort notice.
FRIED OVNTKR.S \ Kl-i:< I \ l.T '
Outers 8«rrod In any style desired.
JAMES C. WARD'S,
HEGTOK STKEET, CONSHOHIIGKEN,
(opvoslle thi 11 'lie school)
V. M. AUGLS
M«. IS Eaut Hnl» »lreel, Nurrlalon'«, P«
MOW FALL GOODS.
All the H'J'ICH in Frizzes, Comlis,
Tins; Sec. Nets of every deHoripti.in
on hiil.il.
Coiubiujis msde up.
Save Your Money
By buying at tho WUoleaala anrt Itetiill
PATENT MEDICINE DEPOT
210 South llllh st-, I'nil.'i.
Note the following prloaa
•laynea Eipeiiorani. M n attt Hop lllttorn
sssHntu; snaodnnt. I" "i'ni<; Uunyodl Wat
sr ff oents i Clarenoea Dysiiousls lunic.64
r.-iiu i tranter's bafe euro, M ooula.
•0 per cent, "nve.l on mi'diclncs. Kvcry.
thing kept In ■took frealianil lirst iiuallly.
' J. RICHARDSON PARKS,
210 South Tenth street.
deaMia
MAS - * BEAWS0
ABRANGKMI HI ol I' \--I:NI;KK TRAINS
M MS IIM:. Ml\ I.Mill || |.|1,,1S83.
lo'wi"* U*V" We"1 ton8,1ohoeken aa lol
rauadalpbla S.W, ».a», a.m.,2.sc, an.l
III.
im I:, iiing 5.io,8.!0 a. m., 1.82, 5.M ami
".-I p.m.
I' i 1'iiits.iiio 5.10.s.io a.m. l.SJ mid 3.M
I "i IsMSDOIg 'i.tuit. ui., US, 5.51 snd 1.24
1 town Tli Beading 9.10, aisa, m.
ii I'.iki.Miii.n II. U., 5.10
IAT«
for Pblladelnhla , lM7Mb.u
Eoi teadin, r.ii.:..... „. ,„. UoandoMSp. in
f'" ' 'i H ii.m. iiiin. ,u.
[ srrlsbnrg T.Hm. m, « in p, ,n.
'. ,h ntowii. via I'.'i k'oiimii li. It. IHO
a. m. unit I In p. m. *
rmAJMt i on irKBToomaoaocKtai
leave aa followM:
PhlUoelphUVBroad BtrMtOapotl
i. I". 1,5.15, uml i.n |i. in. " '
Leave llu.iilint; 5.oo, 7,;io, u. UI„12,45 anil (120
.1, III.
Leave I' >!nvillefl.00rt.m.4.40p. m.
■ Uarrtsburg ...", •: -> ,. m. and I t. m
Leave Allentown via Perklomen u. li. at
U '. II IS a. in.
3CNDATB.
Leave rinl.l>ilphla(liroad St. Uenotisuo
ui.,3Ui,; i., |i,i. •in.
I.. u\ a li 'i.illiiijs, 9.00a. in.,i.oo, n. m.
Leave I'.ituvffle 7 i%u. in.,2.a5p. ui
"■"ii It. B.,
NDBIllSTlUVN
l.i'iiv,- iliu i p, In.
I l ITS All.'iunau via l'erklo
8.20 p, in.
liUlllASTUIVN A.NU
BBAR0H.
NuVKSIHKIl lnh.lBSS.
Depot Ninth aod Green 8ta.
rou HIT? VdllK AMI THE EAST.
7.30(lwo hour trslB)8J0,SJSll.0S(raSI •
a. in.. 1.15,3.45 5,40,6 15, p. m., IS.M mlrtnlaht
'/».—."^..t.1 il. III.. 5.^1 n. in.. I.'ni lilil[,ii-|,l
I., uve Now York 7.45, V.SU, 11.15 a, in., 1 .10
v ii', ;.INI. p, m.. u.oii nldnlgnt. Nun
dauM.- I D.BS., r.'.mi pililnlu'lil.
Lonar hi.in. L. ooaatn Orcms, 9prlng ijikr,
ate., n.mi a. m.. 1,15, BUI p.m., IJ.I»I uH.tnii/iit
For ftehoolev'a iloiiiilulm., Bndd's Lak.-
and i iiki-ilopateona; 8.80H. in. and :i.4S p. in.
AIH.W I lain- .'.',i i.. ,'i l ii unit frnm TVentOn,
and Mop at Coli mlna Avenue uml Wuyne
Llou,
i- Cars or all day tralna. and Sleeping
l uiiilnlg I trains to and lloui New
l oik. bleepli j cars can bo uiod iroin 10.80
p. i ., to 7.00 a. in.
I I.M1BA, HUKKAI.O AND TIM. « K-T,
.1 USiaieeplng Carlo BulTulo) anil
"'"" ['.: '"■ •'I'inelpal poluta III III.- Lehlgh
snd ViyomlnK Vulleys, via Bethlulieui, S?00
:i , 4.15, 5.25. uml 8- p.
ni.
REMOVAL AND NEW STORE !
John MacFesters, Jr.,
Hss remorod to hi. new .tore on
■anras ai REET. HEAR A>H.
CUNSHOHOCKKN,
Where will be found onto* iho
Find Slocks of GROCERIES
In town. IraiyihtBg fr.»h snd new and
1 ' nai -bould call
and lueywlll bsdaUgbtsd with the appear-am
>• ul tblnga, dI
.. -.». unu s- ly, ruiior t.u mi '.i.Oo a. m., and 81oop-lu^'
Ciiron 8.00 p. in., trains through to Itul-laln.
KaatOII 8.00, 9.00, a. in., 4,15,8.95 and 8.00 p.m.
Chapman's and Wind i.an i.ia p, m
AliiliClnn nml W%J POIBtS OS sTlO a. m.
4.15 0.15 and 10 p. in. SumUiu.—l.w. J.45.5.,10.
p. in.
Fur Knit Washington 7.00 p. m. 2.35#
Dnyleatowii 8.00, s.oo, 11.05 a. m, 1.15, 4,15,
5.00, 5.25. Ii.15 and 11.45 p.m. Sundnu —8.80
a. ui.. .'1.1.1, and 10.00 p. in.
lilUI ANTOWX and IIIISIMI HIM.
812.15, 0.00»,e.30«, 7.(0, 8.oo, ».I0, S.53, 11.10'
.. in . 1MB, t.isl 2.3U ( KipresB I, J.50
( Lai n -■•), i.i.i,.i s'. i i'.\pi,.as) 4.00 iKxprsss),
1.15 IKxprsss), All, MS (Kipreaa|,«.*'» 7,00,
i II, 11.50 p. in A idtinn-il
i
■ I SHAY S—7.30
US, '.i I . II. III. I.. -',J.l5, 8.10, 1.110,6.15, tl.lo, 7.00,
8.45, a. 15 and lo.l.'i p. m.
LeaveeU''er"iuiinu.wn •il.li.lsa.s.M. 7.24. 7.40,
8), 8.08 (Expn—). 8.10, S.J1. (Kx-
'.xpi"--i,".I", 8.31, (Kxpn-asl, 11.11,
II.. I.' l'i. I.l I.
■M. 5.11», 6,55',«.15, U.30\ 7.05, 7.1
i-i .'■■:. p. iii.,i;.ii7inl,lniKlit. SUN-DAYR.
—'III 8.24,9.34, 10.11, s. al., 12.44, 2.i4
4.19,5.14,8.14. 7.11,8.04.9.41, 10 53, p. u
Leave Chestnul IUI. • 6.05,11.40, 7.10,7.45,8.00,
(lizpreaa), 8 in jlxpreaa). IM. 9, lo.oo. u.44
S. in.. IIM, I 00, .'..'ii, S.I . : i, 5.20*
• iV.i.4", 10.40and 11.55 p.m
-I NDAT8.— MI", - i". '.'.'i. 10 80 a. in., 12.30,
2.1ii, 4.05, 5.00, rt.'O, 7.00, 7.50, 9.3J 10.40 p. m
MbiiiiyiiiikiCoiistiotiocicn aod Nurrislowo
Leave 1'llllaili'lplllu •0.05, 7.15.8.15, 10,11.05
a. in., 12 noon, 1.84,-2.25,8,4, 4.30(kxpreas),4.45
5.10,6.35 ILxpree»),6.03,» •*.», 7.31, t*
10.30,11.20 and ll.&j p. in. SIMIAYS—7.30
9, 9.46 and 11.25 a. in., 1.80, 3, 4.20, 8.15 8.05,
11.11 ami 10.4O p. in.
Largo Assortment,
NARROWand WIDE SHOES
ALWAYS ON HANK. ' B%1>
S1I.VAX IIAI.Sl ;««, Siaa
BtDUJTio:: ui BAIE SOODS
^I&S
rvuof of this .-.tint lor 11 Kico Book on tftup-nf
iu iii'- Kxoelslor ku ■
l»UI B, Hi SL
pturo Cure slant.Co.
fubS-ly
Utori', ivuooi'i.su COUGH und even
Attorn** ivunfii'itrli/ rcllevrcl by Acker's
Kniciwii Kemetly. Bold und«r K|I»r*«»to« by
Juim"* u, Harry*
From Nnp. rim.n.l.m HIIIIKNII.
Woo>lbury, N. J., Sept. 18, lard.
a. HuttUtrin :—I bare uscil Aromsnua «lur-liiK
Mw P*** ilirci- jret.lt, tut eccasloii requlr.
ni. As u ivmuUy for ilvcr alTcollons, <iys-pepsltt,
un-l iiiuliiiliil ferer, I do not know its
i*(|iisl. li tloes all yds claim lor It, I most
illy i ii'iiiu incinl tt to tbe iifOlciiil.
WILLIAM HII.I.IHAK,
Sunt. I'ubllc limiructloii
Fortmle by J., w. aflariy, Consliohooken.
AN ULI) NUKSE BATS t Acker's English
Iti-mrrt v Is beat lor COUKIIS, croup, ilipibcria,
broucbltls. told by James W. Harry.
AH ABSOLUTE CUILE FOE
Dyspepsia, Liver and
Kidney Diseases.
Indigestion, Iiiliotuneu, Sick Headache.
Heartburn, Water broth, Dietrets after
letting, Belching of Food, Etc.
Tbls;puroly vcguUiblo prepcruUun aurpaUsee
any medicine recammendod Cor the above
dlsiasrs. Asa blood purl lie r It bat no equal
He mis will and give tliis valuable rcmed-y *>
trlul. I'llceKV uud 7. OenU. I'liuuiukU of
Home 'JetUrn-.utait mulled to or.y addresa.
For aale by JAft. IIAIIHT, Consho
hoeken, aud dealers ;;eneiully.
G. UOLDSTBIK, Proprietor,
sepft-ly Woodbury, K.J
ducbv3m
All l.onu Hair Swilcliea At
ami apwarita, ~hori Hull
Bwlt itiCI 5nc, rta\cn wllli
pail |1. Slnaio Hun II.i»
Neta, largr sUe.Wc.. Double
Hair llaiih' Nil.-, I.IIKC also,
Uc
A lance atoek of tlie latest
itylssnr IVnvis iiimie on Hie
bi-at. tialr net. at \.
Criesa rnii ssaortnieot ni
n-y Wave* ami --*. Itolies.
S. C. BECK,
100 K. StllSI.. Philadelphia.
VOtl US I.l , Till, ill SI
PIANOS AND ORQANS
At your own Home,
Without Tli-sK
By aval line yourself of our>vstem ni itunl
ness. whioli enubles u child to purclm.se » n!i
Mir -nine ndvunLige an t he Tim-' experienced
trader. Full particulars mailed promptly
to any uiltln -s. BVEd po-tal for Information
which will save you tlmeand money
i>o not fall to vlst our MteblUbment should
you come to 1'h.iaiU'lpblu.
THE LARGEST STOCK,
Tbe FINEST ASSORTMENT in AMERICA
I II 1. « Olll.li-ll. \t.\V > I II
" Henry F. Miller, Lindeman &
Sons/'and " Steck & CO."
X'lANOS,
Eesldes many others.
Tbe rmiiotiH "I'nlnn'^imili. \ m irlran"
a it si •• Ulerllns •' Ors;nii*>.
Besides other Instruments of various stylos
and pi I M
C-J-lIEl'PE,
(ssiUbllslK-d IHSft.)
1106 Chestnut, cor. Si*th und Thompson 8ts
r»lill/x<rioli^lii*v. X>A-
■ ovlO-lm
Continental
HOOF
OINTMENT
CIBKS
CRACKED HOOFS, SPRAINS,
SCRATCHES and SORES
IN
HORSES, CATTLE and SHEEP.
Ask your Storekeeper for it, or write di-rect
to the Manufacturers,
AMERICAN LUBRICATING
OIL COMPANY,
Cleveland, - - Ohio.
augt-ly
7.00, 7.W.9 a. in.,I,'AM, 4.8 ■, li, 7.40, 9^0,10.55 p.m
Tin- ulxivc I ruin*, except the 5.05, *» 20, und
ni , weekadny. and tlie 7.5ou. m., sun- 11-s.y nul: -, l- n\. Main Street Depot Uve
milliili-H i uiilt'i.
•Workmen's tickets accepted. JDo not
run on Mondays.
PLYMOUTH HHAM II.
Leave Phllmdclphla7.lfla, m., \-i noon, 6.M
p. in. SUNDAYS —4 a. ui., 4,*J p, in.
Leave Oreland t...vi, a.5o, a. m.and iis p, m.
BUM DA) S.—7.1ft u. m., und I.UI p. m.
TOR POINTS BEYOND NOKKISTOWN.
For Uoadliiff and way points 1.35 p. m.
Putt stow n uud uuy poiuts s.JO p, in.
Ubeeter v.iiirv. Plokertng Vuiley, and
Colebruokdule branches and l'erkloincii
. i..»[.. m. BI -inAY.—I a), p. m.
and additional tor Colebrookediitu Hrunch
li.M m iii-
TK k. Vos. m. Oil, 8S0, and 1961
Chestnut Street,undulthe Depots, liatfgiufe
OOlIeotexl and cheeked to diminution by
Ehiiudeipiiia A Kaartlng lialiioud.Kxpreaaor
nion Transfer Company.
Time-T.ddi-i- run he obulned at all Ticket
Umces und Sl.vtinn^.
J. K. WOOTTK.N.Oi-n'l Manager,
D. U. HANCOCK,
Uwu'J 1'utaengcrand Tlekei Agent
GENTLEMEN
LEAVE YOUR ORDBR FOR A
Pair of EASY-FITTING SHOTS I
—WITH—
BBNJ. P. 80LLY,
Ho. 326 Mall) tat, Norrlstoffn.
All mecdun to wnra*, under porsonnl super
Tlsiini. A good coiuioruble tit guaiautued
noTl7-«m
Ne-vvr Stock
—OF—
FALL AND WINTER
Dry Goods!
Aud receiving more almost every day.
Par'.loulur attention liglvm to keeping the
best assortment of DOMESTIC GOODS
und selling them u llitli- iTTTnw tho ngiiTai
price as usual. A specialty Is mado ol
M uslins aud Tickings,
Blankets ami Counlerpaues,
Towels, Table Linens and Napkins. Cheviot,
in ui- Drillings, i icni n m, ,te. Genuine Medl<
cnlid und all Other klmls Of FIUUIK-I.I, llltn k
Cashmeres,and tome reti great imrgaliu in
llrexs 4sooil« from 7 In !f> cent- per yard. A
complete ?io. k .»r I i.dornrar for women,
Men und Children Ladles' uml chlidn n'i
i>o-samers. A good vaiieiy of Men'- near.
Also, hhitwis, Pell Skirts, Coi sei •. '■ loves,
Hosiery, Huttimi.SuHpiMidns ILindk.-rchlos,
COMLY WRIGHT,
(Opposite Musle Hull,)
NOnniSTOWKT.PA,
our second story in devoted entln
Rtankets. Comtortabii's. IIIIK1' -I'*' and'well
inadc, of our own manuiaeiuie. Oil fHot hi
aud gullllng Cotton-. snvIMm
( JREAT RUSH TO FRIDENBERQ.
Overcoals, Ulatora, S. Coats, Pauls,
iK'.'H.iala, Ulal^rs, F. Coals, Pants,
SSB, I'laUTS, ('. Cosla, l';lnts,
Overcoala, Ulal.TS, ,S. C'oalo,
itjts, I Ui. is, 11. CqAts, Vt sis,
Orercosts, Ulat.-ra, W.Costs.
AT HAI.rTllKlU VAI.Ii:. I'KIHDN-BEBQ,
OOB, MNI II AM) IIUT-XONWOOD
8TS.
'I'd l.AIHES. in LADIES. 10 GENTS
X Furs, India,
Shawls,
\V. Suawla.
Jlroch.',
Shawls,
Lsdles1
Gold
Watchos,
Obalns,
Rings,
Flas,
Jewelry,
Diamond!,
Opera
< llassss.
Plated
\v its,
Bibles,
o. Coats,
B. Ooata,
U'lai.*rottes
I'aiiia,
■
ObalDs,
Blnga,
Studs,
Diamonds,
Gttas,
4i Illlr-,
Ruvolvors
Bobaa,
Guns.
AT HALF TIIKI It VALUE. 1 IM1IKN-IIK
IK I. OOB. NINTH ANU IIL'TTON-Wii.'
li BTR, I'HILADELl'llIA.
deoLln
I .. l-'ura,
I nr»,
Sval.dais,
S.'al Ooata,
Fur Lined
OlrenlarSi
Hlhlsnn
Bay Sable,
Mink Sable,
Grist)
Furs,
Martin
Ololll
Ulrcnlars,
L. W.
Uolmans,
FREE LIBRARY
-AND-READING
ROOM
-1* TUE-PAEISH
BUlXDINa CP CALVASY C3V2CE
I Avaai K, i onauoHOCKKlf, l'A.,
nEADINGr IIOOM
Ors* KTHUT ETKSIKO l'n.>u 7 TO 10.
ijinnAnY
Op* n on Wednesday ami Frlduy evenings
Iroin 7 to s o'clook. Also on Saturday after
noons from 4 to A o'clock.
An rxeellent opportunitv l« line atrorded
to persons desirous ul improvement and
self eulturr.
ALL ARE WELCOME.
H. J. PATTERSON, D. D. S.
DENTIST,
(Graduate of the lvuiiHylvauin College of
1». ntal Surgery,)
ovru-sa :
916 Walnut St.. Pull*. Hour*. 9 u. in. to I i> in
ll.lll V -!..< ' -.1 -l.oll- II U in. " 7 I Q | .1. Ill J U( V "
OA8 ADMINiaTEKED.
npTlM] __
a wi-ek at home. *5.on ' ntni lire.Pa
..i.ioUiiriv sure. No rlsa*. Capl
ired. r
...lal
ol required. Header, il you wuut
nftlnei* at whlc asol eiiiiei
sen, young or old, can nnike great
paj all tlie llmetliej work wllli ali-
■olDte eerlalnty, write for particulars to
II. HALLKT v Co , i'ortiund. Maine.
deeM-ij
1 RI'MOVAL!
MISS BARKSDALE
IIAH reuiored fiom
Mfl 4 AM.OUIIII.r M III 1 I PUILA.
Hi i old onttonnn are moat cheerlully re-fsried
to
MADAM P. W. CHENEY,
FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKER,
>... 'Ill M. sih Nl. I'hlla. l'», aasw-s»
An Elegant Assortment of
F-ine CHINA
hniiHhie inr i.ins. ti,„
Grapes,
FRUIT,
Ut,
and Fine Groceries
At YERKSS'
Faystte anil Hector Sts., Oonshohoeksn.
HSNRY M. TRACY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
LAW OFFICE8 :
No. 903 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, and
Couabohocken, Pa.
All legal uualneaa promptly executed.
n4-ly
r\AVID H. KOSH.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
713 Samson Street,
Philadelphia.
Alao Conahohooken, Pa.
Conveyancing carefully executAd. The
collection ol claims attended to promptly.
s-n-ay
L'UANK H. CONRAD,
Conveyancer, Justice of the Peace
and Insurance Agent,
nisi' ( IIVS mi 1.1:\. PA.
ntli -. - uilpedaud llrlcfd made thereof
in, Uorts^me, Ac. Kngroaslng
neatly done on parchi.i. nt.
Vt""l far tUe I'.un Xulaal I.irr I»
aairnuer 4'oin|>H s>- 4-lS-ly
WILLI M F. SMITH,
COLLECTOR OF'
SCHOOL and BOROUGH TAX,
OFFICE: FAYETTE STREET,
OTU Kigblar'a Jawalrf Sura, SUmpla'a Bnildlas.)
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Rents aud Bills Promptly Collsetsal
)aaM
r. H. LUBBE,
CONVEYANCER,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
QBHERAL BUSINBSS AQBNT
AND
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Money to loan In desirable sums.
Mortgage* negotiated.
House* to rent,
▲ml Collection-•) promptly marie.
Otllee on HeotDT -ireet, lirst iloor below Post
Office, arc * mil story. eepl
LEONARD F. 2ARR,
AUCTIONEER
ADDltl U
GENERAL WAYNE P. 0.
DBLAWAUK CO., PA. OE,
KING OF PRUSSIA P. O.
MONTGOMERY CO., PA.
SS- Term*. Reasonable. oetl
Agent for THB WEEKLY RECOHDEB,
Conahohocken, Pa.
EDWARD T. OAKLSY,
A KTIST,
BANK BUILDINGS HECTOR STREET,
<<>\»IIOII<>< ItE*.
Old und fnded pictures copied
and rinished iu India ink, Crayon
and Water Colors.
8fcj~Lifc Bize portraits a specialty."®!
octlT.sm
IK VOU AKK I.N WANT OF ▲
X OOOI) STOVE. GO TO
H. C. MESSENGER,
H. E. Cor. Fay»tta and Elm 8'raata, Coiihohoskas
Where will lie found a lull saaortmost ot
the beat Stoves al loweal prloes.
Tin Itoollnir,Sponilus; anil Hvpalrlaa
KSATLT asm rniApr.T noas.
llratea anil Fire Buck, Stove Rapatra
I'limpa ol all klnda. and a genera aaaort-m.-
nlof houaa furnlshln^goo.1. always on
band
James A. McGrath,
I>KAI.K.II IM
PoMlgD ai.'l ilniiiestlc
WINES
AND LIQUORS,
lliilll.l I'.irl.r and
I,»L'I ■!■ Brer.
Pure Liquor- anif
wlni'i (or nii'illflnal
anddotneatle purposes
a Hpi'"lnlt\.
COR. OF FAYETTEfAND MARBLE'.STS.
CONkiUOUUC'sLEN.
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