The Beaver radical. (Beaver, Pa.) 1868-1873, August 22, 1873, Image 3
Oftß HONEYMOON. „ Mv dearest.” said Fredas we neared a way station, “what do yon say to 1 lunch ? I can step out her? and get !°ouanytbiog It may seem dreadful thing for a bridegroom to con* Iss but I begin quite riyirp after 7r early dinner. If you don’t mind my JLjng you for fire minutes.” i siJiified that an absence of that du- Jion might be supported, and Fred ctirted-for the refreshment room. We bad been married Just three days, end the glamour of our honeymoon was In everything, thi was .ifled beyond that breathed hr eyeiy mortals, the earth glorified with & new beauty, tie heavens with a new; light We ate no bread and beefstake, b oi some ambrosial dish untested before drank golden necter, etherealized from hotel coffee pots. „ ‘ I watched Fred from the car window, until be disappeared in the refreshment room. What a splendid fellow he was! Such eyes, such a hand, such teeth, such s general combination of perfections! gow charming, how delightful, how al* together inexpressible it was to belong to him forever, never to be separated B ore! when, whiz! clang! Horrors! The train was off again, off with Fred still classing boned turkey4n the eating sa loon, his faithful wife hopelessly quies-' cent in the ladies’ car off sundering at the rate of thirty miles an hour those whom law and gospel shall not part ! ■What’s the matter mum ?” asked the conductor, noticing my excitement. Tbere’s.there’s a gentleman left behind’ I gasped. . ) ~-Is there, nnm ? was the stoical reply Bless your soul that’s nothing new.’’ \ • Bjl, but he’s my husband ?” I falter ed blushing to my finger lips, as I. felt that lad was something new. Three ladies turned around to stare at ffi e, and there was an unmistakable titter beneath the heavy mustache of a gentle man opposite. Sorry mum, but it can’t be helped. If guests will stop at bar-rooms to whet their whistle? we can’t wait for ’em. A bar room ! Fred in a bar-room whetting bis Whistles! What did the odious man mean ! I tried to crush h»m with a look, but I wasn’t equal to it. Fred, my Fred in a bar-room ? "You needn’t be alarmed,” said an old gentleman, kindly; “there will be an other accommodation at eight.” “At eight!” And it was now just half past four. 1 sank back upon the cushion in quiet desperation. What was to be come of me ? » With the entire abnegation-peculiar to the early phase of the honeymoon, I had put my little velvet portmannaia, hand kerchief, and vioagrette in Feed's rest pocket, instead of my own, but there was such a delightful novelty in feeling that sow I bad a right to. Was there ever a confiding bride left in plight ? Without a husband and without a cent and—not the least misfor tune to one inclined to the feminine weakness of tears without even a pocket bandkerchieL Tbe conductor was again making bis rounds. “Ticket mum.”.. “I haven't any ticket.” I stammered in bewilderment. “Two thirty, then, if you please, as far as Philadelphia.” “Ticket sir—, "Two thirty as quick as you can, mum lime short.” "But my husband has my ticket,” I faltered. “He was left at B station, you know !” “Beg pardon, mum, but our orders are strict. That sort of dodge is played out on this line entirely. Two thirty, mum, if you please. Will Refund at the office when ticket is presented. “The man suspected me, actually sus pected me. Fred’s wife! Oh dear, dear ! How utterly lonely and unprotected I felt, after the strong trust and* sweet reliance that had been mine. T haven’t any money,” I said, in a faint voice. “You’ll have to put me out somewhere, I suppose,” I added with dis paring resignation. "Allow me, madam,” the mustached gentleman was up, pocket-book in hand —nntii we reach Philadelphia. Your husband can settle with me afterwards, he said, giving me his card, with a smile. If I hadn’t been married, I should have fallen in love with that delightful tnan on the spot. As it? was, I only murmured same u hintel|igibJe thanks and slipped his card into my pocket, as a fncmoto of a modern knight. We were to have stopped all night in hiladelphia. As the train neared the , a new perplexity seized upon me. Where would I go: If it were daylight I ought remain in the ladies* waiting room, tit Fred would not arrive until nearly at night. I had no money to pay a hackman, go to a hotel, or even get my supper. . A sudden thought flashed Into my ®“ d - Tabby lived in Phihdel phia. I had directed a letter to.her, only * few weeks before, announcing my ap proaching marriage, True, the reply was ftther discouraging, being dismally pro- Phettic of all sorts of evil that awaited :Q «,and darkly suggestive of the enares &a ® Pitfalls In that broad road that leads to matrimony and destruction. M Aunt Tabby took a vinegar view 0 everything She had never felt the aeUow influence pf a honeymoon. We arrived at the depot, my mustach* e J rien<i felt the car sometime before. so I was unprotected again.An army of tockmen besieged the door of the depot, and 1 immediately became the objectof a straggle. Oaths and whips resounded in my ears, until I was seized u|on and carried off by the most energetic of the party, a red headed man, whose suc cess arose ho doubt from' his proclivity for anything resembling a fight. “Having seenrred me in a very dirty vehicle; he regarded me with a triumph* ant smile. ■ “Your trunk is It? Where’s the bit of tin?” ; “The—what ?” I asked In perplexity. “The'rUh, the bit’ 6x tin, to bh'irare. How ami tb get UYithoutlhe tin f T r My check; I bad forgotten that Fred tod thechecklist Alas! for the power lessneSs of wotnan! I siwmynbw Sara toga; filled with the daintleßt df trous seaux bundled off with a load of hotel baggage, and couldn’t raise a ; finger to claim it It-was the last-straw on 1 the camel’s hack, and I drove in tears to Aunt Tabby’s using my tissue vail as a pocket handkerchief, and thereby unconsciously tattooing my face with streaks of blue. Even Aunt Tabby’s moumental rigidi ty was overcome by my appearance,when she met meat her immaculate doorstep. “Left you and only married three days! Pay that backman, Mary Jane, and send him off before he sees any more of this family disgrace! Only three days! Have mercy on.us! That I should have lived to see Brother Henry’s child come to this. Taken all your money and clothes too ! Well! Well it’s nothing more than I ex pected. Only an accident. Don’t talk to me of accidents. If ever you lay eyes on that man my name is not Tabiiha Rustitcb;! The mean-spirited scoundrel! To leave yon poor deluded innocent! Put on the kittle, Mary Jane, and hurry up the tea; this poor child is trembling like a leaf, and well she may !” I was too dispirited and miserable to attempt to stem the torrent of Aunt Tabi tha’s indignation. I let her.talk. “Oh I and ain’t it dreadful mom ?” I heard the sympathetic M&ry Jane mur mur, aside to her mistress ; “such a sweet young creel nr that she’s! And only look at her face! I expect he’s been banging of her.” Aunt Tabby pushed up her month, and shook bur bead expressively. “Let this be a warning to. yon, Mary Jane.” “o}h, I’m sure it will mum,” was the reply. \ “She’ll never lay hand on him again, repeated Aunt Tabby solemnly ; “never. Bless my sonl! Who’s that ?” "Is my wife here" asked a quick anx ipus voice ; and the next moment Fred’s wife was there clasped in the strong arms crying and Uttghing together, qn the broad, loving brea st. “How*did you get here so soon ? How did;-you find me out? Oh, Fred ! Fred t f have been so frightened and misera ble f” Fred’s answer was a shower of kisses. “How did I come ? In a coal car. There was a train of them just behind. It was not the pleasantest ride in the world, but it brought me quick to you poor little frightened birdie !” And as I met the glance of those loving eyes, I nestled closer to hls heart, and felt, in spite of Aunt Tabby’s expecta tions, I was at borne again. The Sit nil of Shakespeare. A certain French Baron, whose scien tific tastes led him to collect tbe skulls of celebrated persons, one day received a visit from a man with whom he was ac customed to deal. “What do you bring me here?” asked the Baron, as the man sWwly unwrapped a carefully enveloped package. « “The skull of Shakespeare ” “Impossible !” “I speak tbe truth, Monsieur le Bamn. Here is proof of what I say,” said the dealer, producing some papers. “But,” replied the Baron, drawing aside the drapery which concealed his own singular collection, “I already pos sess that skull.” “He must have been a rogue who sold you that,” was the remark of the honest dealer. “Who was it, Monsieur ?” “Your father,” said tjhe Baron, in a mild tone, “he sold it to me about twen ty-nine years ago.” The broker was for a moment discon- then explained, with vivacity : “I comprehend. Be good enough to observe the small dimensions of the skull on your shelf. Remark the narrow occi put, the undeveloped forehead, where in telligence is still mute. It is of Shakes peare certainly, bat Shakespeare as a child about twelve or fourteen years old whereas this is that of Shakespeare when he bad attained a certain age, and had become the great genins of which Eng land js so justly prond.” The Baron bought the second head. A lively/onng lady says it’s all amis* take about her not taking an interest in married gentlemen, for she does—in those whose wives are dead. A Kbstccky paper tells of a tree a foot and a half in diameter which fell across the back of a mule and was broken in two. ' What is the difference between a sailo and * er drinker ? One pats his sail up and the other puts bis ale down. The highest office within the gift of the people is the weather signal station on Pike’s Peak. - The Connecticut hay crop is good. i i I 25tt*i«# Sittfloig. BBAVMU ' ■ j, M* J. LAWRENCE, Physicians * Burgeon*, • office that formerly occupied or U S* Rev enue Assessor, Third street, waver, Fa. aprll-ly OTfIOMABBONEHOO,M. D. Office lower door X m John Border’s building, Beaver, Fa. aptttf Vf ILLEK, J. W. Physician and Burgeon, office 111 tuat tvrueriy occupied l>y Ore. J&cKinnyand Lawrence. Residence* tir. McNuu’shouse. rxUNLAP, Attorney at lew. Office in JLr the Court-house, Beaver, Fa; All legal boai* new promptly attended to. , mysFa-Jy UUityfi) A. XL, dealer in Fancy Fry Goods, X Choice Groceries, and Notions: 5 (Specialty- Tea and bagar.j Fidnr, Feed, «wlWoonen-mae, comer of Tmraaudßiuuio streets, Beaver, FA '■? lIWVHFTI* «i ' a , Allison in* bnrGobdsand Gfoceriea.<iQrTi>lrdaad EUt ais. jy»’7u ' /XLAREJ. deader In Groceries and- Frovla- VdonsiThird street.- JySS’TO SNITGERB. AOGm dealer in Groceries and Fro viaionß, Third street. J)Si!do!K Mss.'s/U-wdealCridMUlinery Good* j£f andTriruoinga, cor 8d st.and Diamond. .JySt ANDRIEBBEN HUGO, dealer in Drugs and Med* iclneg-, dd at;Bee advertisement.' lyffiWO MOORS J.,' dealer in Doga and Medicines, Third street. • JyTJ*7O fTVALLONßOßgßT.manufrctnrerand dealer In X Boots and Shoes, Third street. jy»*To AXERTZ H., manufacturer and dealer in Bootl Mt and Shoes, Thud street; JpafflO TXT ALTER F., Baker and Confectioner, north- Yf east comer of the Diamond. JySTiO ANSHDTZ Q, 8., dealer in Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron-Ware, Third street. Jy49’7o KUHN B. P, Attorney and Counsellor at Law*. Office on Hurd street. jy29C9O a.men. trank wilsok. . a. a. xoorx. O’ICE, WILSON A MOORE, Attorneys at Law. -LA Office: Rear of the Court-house. JUBALTO’B Shady Side Photograph Gallery, » Second Floor, Dunlap’s comer, opposite the toll bridge. aprlMy TLfOLTKR, J. C., Market street, Bridgewater, dealer in COAL from Bank, at McKinley’s Run. feb2l’7B-l> HURST A. C., dealer in -Dry Goods. Mats and Caps, Carpets, Oil Cloths and Trimmings, Bridge street. Jys9’7o STILES & CO., dealers in Groceries, Provision* andQucnsware, Bridge street; jy29’7o MULHEIM 8., dealer in Carpets, Oil Cloths and Variety Goods, Bridge street. ' Jy29’7o DONCASTER HOUSE, opposite Railroad Sta tion, D. Walt, Proprietor. Pro Bono Pub [novlMy lico. O MITU, JOHN F., (New Store,) dealer in Gro- O eerie a. Floor, Feed, Nails, Varieties and No tions, best qualities and lowest prices. New Brighton and Washington streets, Rochester. aug2,72-ly A SONS, wholesale .and retail deal " era in Dry Goods, Groceries,* Flour, Grain, Boat Stores, Iron, Nails. Water at. ocvTTO OQBBW. A., M.D., ii PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. eeptaffTO O ATMAN A CO., (successors to Oatman, Par sons A Kinzer) dealers in all kinds of rough and dressed lumber, sel6’T<T SCHROFPCHAB., mannfactorer of and dealer in Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware. Roofing, spooling, Ac., attended to. N. York st. selS^O JOHNSON W. W_ dealer In Carpets. OUClotha, fj Wall Paper, Window Shades, Tranks and Vari ety Goods, near RRdepot. seIOTO STEFFLEB A CLARK, proprietors of Johnson; House. Good accommodations and good sta hies.. Near HR depot. • . . selfi’7o ; OTSKT GEORGS, mannfactorer and dealer in O Sooots, Shoes, SHppera, Ac.. Water fit. [»el6 : DAVID ACGIHNBAUGH, manufacturer of . Tin, Copper andSheetlron ware; Tin Hoofing made toorder. Water st: seS’TO BON TON RESTAURANT and EATING SA LOON.—MeaIs at all hoars, table supplied with all the delicacies oi the season. Prices low! William Striddahd, comer of Falla and Broadway. eeptao-ly. ■- CARET Q, P M general dealer in Groce des,Fesd, Oueensware, Glass, Ac. Bags, Iron and Brast taken at highest pricer. BaOroad st. ■ octSl j OIKMEN GKO, F., mannfactnrer.of Cakes and O Confectionaries. Particular attention paid to parties and wedding orders. - . octTTO GILLILAND A. D. A Co., dealers in Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods and Groceries, Broadway ■ _■ aeptnffTO | npANNEY BROS., Honee and. Sign Painting, -L Graining and Glazing in all their' branches. Also Fresco Painting in Oil, Distemper and Water Colors. Orders executed on short notice, in the best manner and on reasonable terms. Main St., Beaver Falls, Pa. ~ [nov29-ly. Stevenson a wittish, Land office No. ids Penn street. Pittsburgh, Pa., and Beaver Palls Pa. septaS'TO KING Mrs. E., MUiner and dealer in Dry Goods. Notions, Qneensware, Ac. Comer Main add Baker st. sept23’7o. DUNKBLW. W., mannfactnrer-of and dealer in Boots, Shoes. Gaiters, Ac. Comer Race and Main st’s. sepU3’7o CLARK Mbs. R. 8., dealer in Millinery, Fancy Gbods and Notions. Main et. seSO’TO Da. J. R. COOPER T. L., dealer in Dmgs, Medicines, Perfumery, Ac. seSO’TD T WAGGONER, dealer in general Merchandise, • Dry Goods, Groceries, Qnceneware, Ac. Highest prices paid lor country produce. Rail* road street, Vanport. aprll. DIAMONDS SET IN , SOLID 14 KARAT GOLD, (WARRANTED.) WATCHES AND JEWELRY Of Every Description. - [ NO. 38 FIFTH AVENUE, i Q. 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Dempsey Pastor. Service* every Sunday at 10tf a. x., and 7p. x. Sunday School at 9a. x. Freshyterian—TLet. Jas.M. Shields, Pastor. c«b every Sunday at UA.x.,and 6p. x. Sun day School at 9* a. x. Methodist Episcopal < Colored) —C. Asbnry, Pastor. Servlceß every Sunday at 11 a. x., and at T p. x. Sunday School at 9a. x. A. M, E. zion (Cbtor«f>—Rev. Lyons, Pastor. Services every other Sunday at 11 a. x., and at 7 p. *• . ASSOCIATIONS, Enola Lodge. J. 0. 0. T., So. 163—William Car ter, W. C. T., Tlille Moorhead, W. 8., meets even Friday evening in their hall above A. C.HoretV Dry Good Store. Beaver Lodge, t. 0. 0. F., So. 866 Samue: McCabe, N. Q., David Woodruff, Secretary, meet* every nesday pvemng. Harrison GrahamEneampment, I. O. 0. F.. So. 116-D. Shumaker, C. P„ Wm. Morton, H. P., D. Woodruff, Scribe, meets Ist and 3d Thursday even ings of each month in Odd Fellows Hall. Episcopal—Services Ist and 3d Sundays at 10.30 a. X- and 7.30 p. x. Georgetown—2d and 4th Son- Rev. Bollard, pastor. Methodist Episcopal—Bev. T; 8. Hodgson.Pastoi Services ever* Sunday at 10H a, x., and 7 p. x.- Sunday School at 2 b.x; , Methodist Episcopal. C German ) | Rev. Hiller, Pastor. Semces every Sunday at 10ft a. x., and 7 p. m. Sunday School at. oa. x. Lutheran —Rev. H. Keck, Paster. Servlets ev ery Sunday at 10# a. -x., and 7p. x. Sunday School at 2 X; < First German St. Paul’s Church-rßev. P. Borto, Pastor. Services every other Sunday at 2P. x. Sunday School at 1p x. Qjtholio-Ber. Mr. Gunkle, Priest. Serricescv ery fourth Sunday of each month, at 10 a. x., and AtnaraM LMrJ. jp. G. T. % So. 294-v> R Blanchardv W. C, T.; Emil Smith, W. B.’ Meet everyWednesdayeTep'ginConwgy'a HalL T - M.,So.n£~T?R. Pen-; iTdOewm, W. SLrJOIBb Coliway, Sec’y. Meets every Friday before fall moon. Eureka*’Chapter K. A. M:, No. 167, meets In Ma sonic Hal! on first Wednesday after fall moon. M. JB. U. P., J. R. Pendleton; Secretary, John Con- Methodist Episcopal tVi«rc/l—Rev.E.B.Webstei, Paster. Services every other Sunday at 10)4 a. a., and alternate Sundays at 7 p. x. Sunday School at fta. m. ■'.!*•■ M. R, German— Rey. Mr. Zerkel, Pastor. Send ces, alternale Sundays at 10J4 a. x. Sunday School at 9 a.m. . • l ■ Preibyterlan—uav. Wortman, Pastor. Send ees every Sunday at 11 a.x>, and 7p.m. Sunday School at 9 a. m. German Lutheran—Roy. Mr. Bom, Pastor. Ser vices every other Bdnda/at 10 a. x., and alternate Sundays at *p. Mi Sunday School at 9a. x. Friends— Meeting at 11 a. x. every Sunday. . Catholic—Bor. 3. O. Bigham,'Priest. Services, Ist, 8d and 6th Sundays each month at IOH a. x. Sunday School every Sunday at p. x. Church of God—Rev. McKee,. Pastor. ‘Sc-- ▼lces every Sunday at 10 a. x., and 7p. x. Sunday' School at Byt a. x. - Baptist—Rov. Dr. Winters, Pastor. Sendees ev ery Sunday at 10 a. x. and 7 p. x. Sunday School iVaabyferian— Bey, A. Q. Wallace, Pastor. Services every Sunday at 10J4 a. x. and 7p. x. Sunday School at BJ4 a. m. 0.8. Presbyterian—Rer. B. C. Critchlow, Pastor. Services every Sunday at 10J4 a. x. and 7 p. x. Sunday School at BJ4 a. x. Episcopal—Rev. Spaulding, Rector. Servicer at IOVt a. x. and SP. x. Sunday School at a. x. Seats free, and all are cordially invited. first Methodist Church- Rev. F. 8. Crowther, Pastor. Services every Sunday at 10 a. x. and ? r. x. Sunday School at 814 a. x. Methodist Episcopal— Rev. 3. R. Mills, Pastor. Services every Sunday at 10 a. x. and 7p. x. Sun. day School at 8H a. x. seSO’7o Beaver River Lodge, 1. O. O. T., Ed. 963. Robert Hay. W. V. T., T. S. Wilson W. S. Meets every Tuesday evening. Mew Brighton Lodge , I. O. O. T.,Eo. SOI—T. L. Kennedy, W. C. T.. Oliver, McKeage, W. h Meets every Thursday evening. Robertson Lodge y /,' O. O. F., Eo. 450—Henry Lloyd, N. q., N. G. Taylor, Secretary. Meets every Monday evening. Union Lodge, A. T. Jf.. Eo. 259—R. Coovert, Meets Ist aud Sd Tuesdays of each month. Eational Bank Beaver County—John Miner, Free! dent, Edward Hoops, Cashier, Broadway, Banking House—R. £. AH. Hoopes, Broadway. Yo'’ngM*n'« Library Assoeiation-JoeephJient ley. President; Biram Platt, Secretary. Meets every Friday evening. MeOlodUt W. B, Grace, Pastor. Services every Sunday at 10)4 a. m. and 7*4 p, m. 1 MjemOdiet— Rev. J. f. Dyer, Pastor. Services, twery Sunday at 11a.*., and 7 7 p. m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening. Sunday school at 2*4, r. *. JYvsbytman-rßev. Moorehead, Pastor. Ser vices every Sunday at 11a. *., and 7 *4 p. *. Sunday School every Sunday at 9*4 o’clock at same place.T.Noble, Sup't. , Uniied Pre*byUrtan-~ Rev. J. I. Frazier, pastor. Services on Sabbath at 10*4 o'clock, a * and 7*4 rx. Sabbatb-schoolat2*4l**. , - ASSOCIATIONS. Bearer Valley Lodge, A. Y. Jf.,47B—Heets’every second and fourth Monday of each-month. T £ Bateman. WjM.- JLB Dawson, S W; 8 H Hawkins, 3 W; Henry Hitt. Tress; Ch.- Hotter, See. 1 Harmony Chapter, 206. Heeta first Monday each month. ■ E.A.NobIe.HJS; W.H.Gilm; fc; A.Tom lineon, 8.: P. MarUoUTreaa.: B-C. Patterson,Bee. . VaUeyJßcho Lodge, 1.0; 0.7 k, If 6. B. Boon, 79. G-, James H. Nugent, Sec’y. Meet* every Thursday e vdfitng ft 7** o’clock. . Btownty SaHMae/ratUuU-bemj Hice, Prea’t.. johnßeevee.Cashler. ; i, W. C.' NOi 126.P0. fll of Atf—Heets every Hon day . evening ‘ In" Washington. 'Half, Ramsey’s Block, Main street* G Altman, BS; A Anderson, President. *■- 1 PHILUPBBPHO. ' ■-CHVKC®EBBinxr;- = ' ,'- . Pastor. SerMcw. 10H o , «oS;%i»a evening, Sunday School eytry Sabbath at 2 p.*. Be*-Hit Bo*m,Paetox Services every other Sabbath at 10*4 o’clock, and Sabbath School Vt 4 o'clock. *• Hr Service* everyjotner Sabbath at M o'clock ind Sabbath SebMpAhofclock;' : Jrartyferion-rßev, W. O. Taylor, Chaplain at Permfcylvabla Institute for Soldiers’ Orphans. -Ser vices in Chapel at 2 o'clock; and lecture in the evening at 7 o’clock. Sabbath School at 10*4 o’clock. tmOFPICEiW, 4. 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Complete in all its parte, usee the Straight EVe Pointed Needle, Self-Threading,: direct upright Positive Motion, New Tension, Self Feed and Cloth Qulder. Operates by Wheel,'and.on Table. Light Running, Smooth and Noiseless, like all good high-priced machines. Baa: patent check to prevent the wheel being, turned the wrong way. uses the thread direct from'the spool. Makes the Elastic Lock Stitch (finest and strongest stitch known!) firm, durable, close and rapid. Will’do all kinds of work, fine and coatee, from Cambric to heaty Cloth or Leather,' and uses all descrip tions of thread. The best mechanical talent in America and Eu rope hasbeen devoted to improving and simplify ing our Machines, combining only that which is practicable, and dispensings with all complicated nrronndings generally Brand in other machines. Special terms afid extra inducements to male and female agents, store keepers,-Ac.’. who will establish agencies through'the country and keep our pew nutchines on exhibition and’ sale.' County rights given to smut agents free. Agent’s com §l«ie outfits fnnyshed without any extra charge, amples of se wing, descriptive, clrquare containing terms. teßtlmonla]s, «ngravlngß, Ac., sent free. Address BROOKS SEWING MACHINE CO.. 1 No. 1329 Broadway, JanSl-lyj 'NEW'YORK. 'J'HE BEST AND MOST IMPROVED FIRE AND BURGLAR-PROOF * -i Safes and Vaults ARB MADE BY TEE PITTSBURGH SAFE COMPANY 167 PENN STREET, roar2B-3m PITTSBURGH, PA. . 'K ' TpDTH AVE. CLOTHING HALL, 1813. SPRING-STOCK. 1873. Is offered lower than any other house in the city. Buyers, Study Tour Own Interest , and examine the stock of J. HANNACH before purchasing else where. The stock comprises Men’s, Boys’, Youths’, and Children’s Clothing, at WhdUtcUe and Retail Prices. Particular attention given to Custom Work. J. HANNA CH. Bring this invitation with you. mar2B-8 J J. GILLESPIE & CO., PITTSBURGH, PA., FRENCH PLATE GLASS, MANTEL AND PIER GLASSES, STEEL ENGRAVINGS & CHROMGB. Estimates furnished for Plate Glass to Contractor andßuilders. mar2l-6m JJ S, PATENT AGENCY, ' ; ->} . f Office-918 P St., Washington, B. C., | J 6. J. FERRISS, ; I i i SOLICITOR. - ! I : • • * . • - ■ The cheapest and' most reliable Patent Agency in. Washington. Full particulars free. Address M 01 J. FERRIBS, Jel3 Box 95, Washington, D. C. ' •.iir-’T-viir *C.- -.i IftijSKlUwtro*. AN ENTIRELY NEW FOR DOMESTIC USE. CORNER FIFTH A MARKET STREETS, PITTSBURGH, PA. t 86 WOOD STREET, Importers and Dealers in FRENCH WINDOW GLASS, sMfeinoa«d£nsuraMf. JOHN CONWAY & CO.. B ANKifRS & B UCKERS ROCHESTER, PA. Duiaiji ra EtcHAXw Cois akd Exchakqs Accounts of Manufacturers, Merchants and Indr vldoal* Solicited. INTEREST ALLO WED ON TOtiS DEPOSITS , 1 ;■ i* t • v* 5 Correßpondence wlll recelYo prompt attention. 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