WeFsESDAY M0E!S1I(C, MARCH It, m.
' ' BOROUGH OFFICERS.
BurceiM 3. O. Dals.
',)Miin'mct W. Y. MereJ'llutt,- Vi it.
Harlan, I. 1), Thomas, 9. iL.Wolcott, Geo.
P.ovard, T H. C'!)l. . ..
JnttSett fij ttt TeaeeVf; V. "MnrcUfloU,
I). M. Kno. , - ;- ,
fX.vi-for.1-.. D. Trlfl, M. vVJ
Tt,1l. O.Davis, D. S. Knox,. n, J. Wnl-
,, ' , '. -' "'
FOREST OQUNTT 0FFICKS.
rrindnt Jvu'.qe W. P. J KM KM
.1 "? fA Judge J. A. PKorna, An
1Kt (.'ooc.
Khefilr'V. 3; VAS rtriaf;ar.
'JVefWrer-.EFMI. (J I.AKKF.II. m
I'rntinniit'vii, liet)ixtcr& Jiceordm;tte.
3. n. AONKW.'
Onniii iioirr- .T aooii Ml'.rtrrt.i.loTT, T.
T). Collins, John Thompson.
Tilv Superintendent's. K. KoilRER.
Jliyft -irf Allnni'i W. W. M Axon.
.tin C)'ii,mi'oner. OF.otinK Hiaoixs,
AVm. Patterson. ,
'Viuiii .Si'iri'N.D. Irtwijl.
CbfOIHT .lowtUl WlNAICH.
fotifify vditort Wai. Clatik, T. It.
Conu, Ii. Watimeii,
Member of Congrest 191 A DtUrict--C. I!.
Cchtih.
,4t.te mMy 3. U. Lawsox.
' 77i? Trains
At'TtONV.STA STATION", on and after
Monday. November 4tli, 1S72 r
... ' ' tiOVTIIWARP.
Trslrl 2 - - :21 p. in.
""' - - - - 10:lil a. m.
- Jj '' - ... 0:00 p. ni.
?". r VOXTUtt'ARII. I- I.,'-., i
tViii 1 ' '- - t:M p. m.
.i - - . . V:a" p. in,
" 19 ...... ,- . : . 8:33 a. in.
rjusriitrrrs wiH i we to understand that
"Northward," H t!io table Is rfmfji llio
l!V04 nivl "Sin!viiil ' i ti; tho rivot.
Triii I'.t nl 'Jii nr mlxM freiuhl ftiul ixr
coinmojatli l! i tho titers arc piissongor
txviivt..
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
rev1. J. S. Stotviut, of Onkilnlc,
IV, will proacli in tlio I'reslivtoriun
(Jluirch of tl.i? plsipo on Humliiy, llie
lCtli inst. The I'rcslijteriun society
nre looking Tor :in eligible tn:in to rc
iij.lia with us h riiiaiiciitly, nminllnro
fcjipefted tti lie jn-fsent. 2t.
II. W. ltoborts and sister are tit
present enjoying vnchtion at home.
Thev have for tome months been tit
teniliiiL! tho Currier Bcminarr.
oina WesLern eclitor describing
the money m:rkrt in his town, de
cribc the status here jut about now.
' 4-lo enough to be reached."
Horace Linurd'Trou-j;)o arc to
KM'8 an cnteituinnient in tho Ojiera
Hoimu in TiUiRville to niui row evening.
Thi U 0U8 of tho very best comedy
troupes tntvtling.
It is reported that Mr. II. II. May
i to erect a building between the
luiuk and the church during the spring,
iinil that Ililbrunner & Co. will occu
py it an a store.
A bill litis passed the lioune au
thorizing Iorct County to borrow
$9,000.00 for tho purposo of building
the bridges ncrosa the creek at this
point and at Lacy town.
?- A culvert, arch, or run way, has
. it built under tho laiTroad bridge
-nrroaa Iluutoi't Run, and an embank
ment is bring built there to take the
place of tho trestles. A good idea.
Mr. liowland Co'b, late of the
lumber linn of John Cobb & Sons, hat
purchased the residence of J. B. Ag
new, on Helen S., and will movo in a
few duv. We welcome all such.
" Wo learn from tho Titusville
Herald that Col. J. II. Cogswell' re
appointment as post-master of that
city has been confirmed by the Senate.
Ho far as we havo heard, Cel. Cogs
well is a popular and ctlicient oilicer.
As soon as the crooit is in shape
to run lumber, Kmi.v'a Mill will bo
started up, and lumber will be mauu
liicturcd ui well, and furnished as
cheap'here as elsewhere. Geo. Saw
er will run the door, gasdi and blind
.part pf the machinery.
J. II. Bowman, Lscp, erst the ed
itor of Petroleum Monthly, was in town
.oil Saturday lust.' Hi time was lim
ited, hence he did not call upon us.
." Tlio Petroluum Monthly is taking a rett
until July,during which time Mr.
"Bowman is getting up a hUtory of the
Oil Regions. We should judge that
1 couTd get up a very readable book
upu tho suhjuet.
All thff ice which, previous to tho
pof't weather, wus distributed between
here and Wurreu, is uow gorged be
tweeu this placo and Hickory. It is
one great gorge, and if it goes o!F sud
den great' destruction ef property will
cu.suc. Tha gorgo in so high in some
v places that the It. R. track cannot be
tern from the bank on this side of tho
river. If the tea is incited slowly
nw.sy uH will be ,-afe ; but if it goi,
iit jih lain, then Maml from under.
Totally Wheckfd. Yesterday
morning Mr. J. D. W. Rick made up
his mind to go to the depot, and ac
cordingly started, on the ice. lie
hndn't progressed far until he changed
his mind, by reason ef the ice giving
way beneath him. He disappeared
from mortal eight for a brief space
and then renppenred snorting ' like a
locomotive. ' lie ruade frantic at
tempts to get out, but tho ice gave
way b'encatli 'his weight. At length
with the help of some by -slanders who
furnished him a plank, Mr. Reck was
rescued tond took his departure for
home.' He to6k it all very cool iu
factodd, but thinks he will post pons
further river baths until the weather is
warmer.
At a court held iu Warren last
wek Judge J. A. Dale got n judg
ment of 82,400 against the P. & E. R.
R., for injuries received in August,
1870, whilo a passenger on that
road, the particulars of which our
readers are familiar with. Tho case
will probably be carried 'to the Su
premo Court, as that is the way the
railroad companies generally lake, for
tjio purpose of deferring judgment
und being as mean s possible. - .
No action has yet been taken on
the question of a fire-engine, and no
mora timo should bo lost. Geo. Saw
yer lias received an offer of a first-ritij
hand engine for 8G09 He is uerpifr.t
cd with tho machine, and says it i.i a
good one, and cheap at the price. We
have lately seen how defenseless we
were in cusps of fire, and steps should
be taken' at ones to put ourselves in
proper shape to receive tho next one.
ShciiiT Van Giejcn, J. W.Strnup
and Quill McCliutock b;iva Uken the
job of running most of the lumber of
Jno. Cobb & Son and Bond Brothers,
on the Tionesta creek, to deliver the
samo in Pittsburgh, and Liunard Ag
new is running Cobb's lumber on the
Clarion River. All nre busy at work,
and the luisiius will soon lia in full
blast. Unless tho lumbermen are
obliged to take puuor for their lumber,
ivi may hope fur better times soon.
To show how lumber is beiaa
manufactured in the forests ubout
here, wc give the following day's work
at Thooi'a Run Miii, owned anil run
by Jno. Cobb it Son: In one day lust
week they took from the stu nip, hauled
to the mill, sawed-, hauled to the bank
of Clarion River, and piled 18,000
feet of lumber. This is not an extra
ordinary dayVwork in anyone branch
of the business, but taking it all to
gether, it. is a pretty big job. The
lumber is said to be as good as any
manufactured iu the region.
On Saturday last a caso of more
than ordinary interest came up before
Justice J. D. Porter, before whom a
preliminary hearing was had. James
Rafl'erty, of Washington tp., had three
indictments preferred:, against bim
one for assault and battpry f Ids wife,
the secoiuf for refusing to supportlicr,
nnd the third fr burning the mill of
T. J. Payne, in Farmington tp., in
September, 1871. A number of wit
newes aud citizens from that section
were in attendance at Uie hearing.
Ruiferty was committed to jail iu de
fault of $500 bail on tho first two
charges and 85,000 on the last. Mi.
Railerty has boarded with the Sheriff
before huviug been sent up by the
Court about a year ago for smashing
windows and other light conduct.
Clarion lkmocrat.
R.wlkoad Accikents. During the
past ten years 8,800 people were killed
or injured on railways of Great Bii
tian. From 180.5 to 1800, inclusive, a
period of only five years, over 700
persons were killed or injured on the
railroads of New York and Pennsyl
vania alone. Tiiese facts' show either
bad management or grons carelessness
on tho part of our railroad companies.
To protect the traveling public lion.
Andrew King, of Missouri, has intro
duced into tho House a bill to compel
all railroads in the United States on
and after January 1, 1874, to equip all
passenger trains with a power brake,
operated by tho engineer. . This is a
step in tho right direction.
TIMBER LANDS FOR SALE.
Over two thousand acres of fine
Hemlock Timber Lands situated on
Maplo Creek, near Clarington, this
county, are for sale at a baigain. Part
of the lands are situated within four
miles of Ciariugton, on the Clarion
River, nud would be a fine site for an
extensive tannery and s;:w mills. M;ip i
and terms at tlm u'iiee.
-5 tf W. U Di ss.
A WORD TO TMri YVJNR, A p.
The many and gre.it advantages of
tho Domestic Sewing Machine, and
the large range of work which it it
capable of doing, renders it the most
popular machine ever offered ..to th
public.
Wo take great pleasure in calling
the attention of our readers to the Ad
vertisement of this invaluable aid to
houso hold labor; nnd advisa all in
want of a first-class machine to call
and examine the "Domestic." i ,
The "fTotmrkeri-r' nfonr Ilentth.
Tho liver is the great depurating or
blond cleansing organ of the system.
Set the great housekeeper of our
health at work, and the foul corrup
tions which gender In tho blood, and
rot out, as it were, the inachinory of
life. nre. gradually expelled from tho
system. For this purpose Dr. Tierce's
Golden Medical Discovery is pre-etn-incntly
the article needed. It cures
every kind of humor from the worst
scrofula to the common pimple, blutch
or eruption. Virulent, blood poisons
that lurk in the system are by it
robbed of their terrors, and by a per
severing and somewhat protracted use
of it, the'mo.st tainted system may bo
completely renovated end built up
anew. Eoli rged glands,-"hi mors and
swellings dwindle away nnd disappear
under the influence of this great resol
vent.' rIt is Sold py alT dnrggrsts:""'"
Cloversecd, Knglish aiid Cumuion,
and Timothy seed at - a . " ' r;
4S.f Rouinson & Bonner's. .
NOTICZ CF DISSOLUTION.
Notice is hereby given that the part
nership between John Cobb, T. B.
Cobb aud Rowland Cobb, was dissolv
ed on the 3d day of March 1873, so far
as relates to the said Rowland Cobb.
The business will be continued by John
Cobb nnd T, B. Cobb, under the firm
of John Cobb cv Sou.
Jons Conn,
Tionesta, Pa., T. B. Conn,
March 3, '73. 3t Rowi.anu Conn.
Job Printing.
D.i you want posters?
1X you want hand-bills ?
Do you want business cards ?
Do you w ant a neat bill head ?
Do you want a tasty letter head ?
Do you want a nico visiting card t
If so, leave your orders at the Re
publican office where they will be exe
cuted in the neatest style nnd on most
reasonable terms. .
The best stock of Watches,
Clocks,' Jewelry and Silverware in
Oil City can be found at J. Wolf's,
Centre St. Particular attention paid
tho repairing gf fiua .Watches. Or
ders by until promptly attended, to.
39-ly. ' "
The ferry across the river at
Hickory Station has been purchased
by W. M. Church, who holds himself
in readiness to take passengers, teams,
freight, Sic, across the river at all
hours of the day or night. 45 3t
The lightest running Machine in
the world is the Grover & Baker, at
least Baldwin, of Tidioute says 30,
and ho knows. 4d ly
Marriage Certificates, Blank
Deeds, Leases, Warrants, Suhpcenas,
Summons, Executions, Warrants and
Informations, for sale tit this office, tf
.Vce Advertisements.
VTr.Re.NTii.i: appuaiseh's list,
i'l for l-'orest County.
1JA ItNETT TOWNSHIP.
. , -. . iw.
Andrew (,'ook . 1-4 8 7 HO
Jhuics 11 Persall H 7 00
1 1 A ItMONY TOWNSHIP.
Jacob I. Itanifo H
Jumes Noill ' 14
John PoteiRon H
7 on
7 no
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
IIK'KOItY TOWNSHIP.
.lohn M. Ahlxtrand
II
T. .1. liowinuii
T. D, Collins
Wheeler d' DuHcnbtirv
Austin shiter
14
11
1 1
II
K I N ( i S L IS Y TO WNSIIIP.
Whct'Ior it Dusenlmry
14 7 00
HOWE TOWNSHIP.
ieoryo Pond
ia 10 00
TIONESTA TOWNSHIP.
Geo. S, Hunter
i 7 00
TIONESTA nOP.OUGH.
H. O. Davis 14 7 00
llilbronner A Co. p; 12 60
I'miKir A Hook 12 12 60
S. 11. Ha-.let J4 7 ik)
Geo. W. Itovard A Co. l 12 60
Superior Lumber Company 1 12 60
I. f'IMIIirrl Airnuur I I T ....
- .r,... . " f ;
Kobioson A ilonncr 10 'M (10
D. S. Knox ii 7 00
A. 11. Partridge 14 7 co j
A court of appeals will be held at tho of-
fiee of the County Treasurer, on Tuesday, j
the 26th day of March, at 10 o'clock A. M. I
W. 11. II A ULAN, I
'-It Mercantile Appraiser, j
oj WORK 11. atl.veeciiled at ihisollico i
' at reasopsblti ralus,
Tf) (ENlnblislieJ 1S30.
U' WELCH A GRIFFITHS,
L . Manufiii-tiireiH of Saws.
. SIJPKRIOII TO A 1.1. OTHKR8.
r r.Tisnr haw wakianti?i.
FILES, BELTING A MCH1NERY.
jj rl HICK A I. DISCOUNTS
Ti &&- l'rieo lAnt anil Circulars free.
m WELCH & GRIFFITHS,
UJ - Hontoa, Mum., 4t DM roll Mk-lu.-
Largest Organ Establishment
IN THIS WORLD. ' '
7 EXTENSIVE FACTORIES.
J, ICSTKY& COMPAMY,
nrattlelmrn, Vt., U. 8. A.
THE ('KMCimATEO
ESTEY COTTAGE ORGANS.
The Intent and best improvements. Eve
rything tlint is new and novel. The lead
itnr Improvements in Organs wore intro.
(lueod iirsl iu tills estublislimoiit.
EST A It LTH II IS D 18411.
Send for Illustrated Catalogue. 40 4c
Tlia Guide is pnbli.-died it:ArTERi.Yj
2.3 eonls pays for tho yuar, whieh ix not
half the cost. Tlriso who afterwards wend
monv to the amount of One Dollar or
more for Sends may also order lii cents
worth extra the pneo paid for theOriDK.
- Tho lirst niMiibni is beautiful, eivint:
pliiriH for innkiux Ituful JIoiiiOm,. Dinini;
jaiie iiecoranoiis, muow unruon, ve.,
and n muss of information invaluab.e to
the lover of liowerH, 1:10 uazea, on finu
ILiHed paper, uoino JSiiyiaviiigs.unU a
suoei o coiorou I'lateenu 'iiromo L'over
A-ht first KdiUun gf 20ii)00 Ju.sJ printed
in i'.iiiinii nun enn:in.
JAMES VICK,
Rochester, Now York.
ONLY .0 CER3TS
EVERY MAN HIS OWN PAINTER ;
Or, r.U.NTS-Ihiff To Select nnil use Thrm
A p.nin treatise, nontaluiin; card with 42
flifToreiit a.-tiially painted Kbadesand tints,
with instructions for exterior and interior
IIoii"3 Decoration.
2" copies, bound in cloth, for 8 ). Snm
plo oipies, paper cover, mailed, post paid.
to nny addre-K, n receipt of IO cents, by
tlio rnOUhlier, I1KAKV OAHliY li VI till,
llox IU-1, Piist-otihe, l'liihidelphia.
See the following valuable extracts from
press notices :
"A very valuable book, and no one iii-
tendins; 10 yuini anouKj nut to read 11. A.
"Wo did imt Kno.V so mncli co'ilJ bo
said on the subject of palming a houso un
til we read mis nxcullent boon ol .ilr.
Uaird's." X. Y. lleruld.
"A want lonjr folt at last uupplied." Sci
entific Americun.
".sot only a necessity to the piiintnr, but
.valunblo to every occupant ot a dtt ellinsr."
A'. V. World.
"Uuy 2j copies of this book and distri
bute them among your fi-loud. If they
will heed the advice therein, you could
make no more valuablo present'." Chica
go Tribune.
"In publishing this book Mr. Baird has
done a real servieo to tho community."
Toledo Made..
"We hope tho publisher will soil 100,000
copies of this book during '73." Boston
Advertiser.
"Wo have Just painted our house as ad
vised by the author, and congratulate our
solves that no dwelling in our neighbor
hood exceeds oura in appearance." Har
per's Weekly.
"In sellinir a sample copy for 10 cents.
Mr. Baird must feel certain an order of
20 bound iu cloth will follow." Frank
J.e,i;e,
"We know the town and country paints
therein recommended, and can vouch for
their value and exeeii-nce of the "lliiri'l
hoii" brand of wbiteloatl." J'iila. Ledycr.
ONLY ICTCETS
4ij-4t
LOCAL OPTION frSJEltt
of tho Lio.ron Intkukstm. Subscripiion
$-i per year j Clubs of 10, ?Jo. Address
American Liquor Men's Advocate Co.,
No. 100 Liberty Street, Pittsbui-b, Pa.
4(i 4t
I V y'sLn IjInu" only 2.,' V L. TS 'to' ias",
-IJ W. Koiiiington, at Mounds ville, Mar
shall Co., W. Va you will receive bv
return mail 600 useful reenipts. 40 4t
USE tho KeiHingcr Sash Loci and Sup
port to
FASTEN YOUR WINDOWS!
No spring to break, no rutting of sash ;
cheap, durable, very easily applied ; holds
isush at any plm-o desired. and u Melf-fasloil-cr
when the sash is down. Send sbtnip
for circular. .Circular and six copper
bion.ed locks sent to any address in tho
I'. S., postpaid, on receipt of 60 cts. Lib
end inducement to tho trade. Airents
wanted. Address, LeNnifrcr Sash Lock
Co., No. 41M Market St, llanisbug.Pa. 40 4t
Tfl tOfl l"'r day! Agents wanted !
iij I U 4iJ All classes of workintr
peoplo, of oither hca, young or old, make
more money at work tor us in their vpaio
moments or nil th lime than at anything
else. Particulars tree. Address a. stinson
A Co., Portland, Maine. 10 4t
WITHER3Y, RUGG RICHARDSON,
MaiHifaetiircM of
Wood -Working Machinery Generally.
Spucial tins: Wood worth i'laning.Tongue
ing nd (irooviug Machines, ltii-h-ardsou's
Patent Improved
Tenon Machines, Ac.
Central, cor. Union St. Worcester, Mass.
o. j. m oo.
I., lb WlTIIKItBY. H. M. RK IIAltDsON.
40 It
Stationary, Portable and Blast
ENGINES.
Saw Mdl. I'louiinu' Mill nud Itlast Knr-
naco Machinery. 11. ,V p. ULAN I) Y,
Newark, Ohio, 41
WORKING GLASS kkm a ,1V;!
t'OO a w ek guaranteed, Itcspcctablo em
lilovment at home, day or evening; no
capital required; full ' insl ructions and
valuablo packagu of goods bent free bv
mail. Address, witli six cent return
'tamp, M, YolNG A CO., Hi Coitlandl
!. N 'i. ; u
I suffered with Catarrh thirty J"rs, and
was cured by n simple remedy. Will solid
roeept postajfo free, to nil afilicted. Kev.T.
J. MI'.AD, Dawer 170, Syracuse, Now
lorn. 4i 4t
81,000 ki:waiii!
For any case of Hlind. ninodlm;. Itrhlmr
or Vlevrnted Wlos ttiat MH IJnur's Pile
lloniedy fails to euro. It is prepared ex
pressly' to euro tho Piles, nnd nothing else.
Sold by all DrUfTRists. Price, 81.IKI. 40-4t
GRANDEST SCHEME OF THE AGE.
$500,000
O yb & TL 1 a- X TT. T S !
$100,000 For Only 10.
Under authority of special lenislative
act of March HI, 1S71, the trustees now an
nounce the 'third Urnnd Oift Concert, for
the benefit of tlio Public Library of Ken
tucky, to come otT in Library Hall, at
Louisville, Ky., on
, " VrtKhDAV; APRIt 6TH, )73. '
At this Concert tho best lnusicU talnnt
that can bo procured from all parts of tho
country w ill add pleasure to tho entertain
ment, and Ten Thousand Cash Oifls, ag
Rrof?atin(r a vast total ol Haifa Million
Dollars currency wl 1 bo distributed by
lot to tho tlckol-hoiders, as follows:
One Orand Cash fiift, - - $100,000
One (frand Cash (Jill, - - 60,000
Ono Grand Cash Oitt, - - 1!5,000
Ono (jrand Ca-Ji (Jift, - - 20,000
t)ne (irand Cash (Jill, . - - 10,000
One Orand Cash Gift, . - C.000
21 Cash Oifts of $1,000 each, 2t,000
60 Cash tints of 600 " 25,000
80 Cash Gilts of 400 " :t2,000
100 Cash Oit'ls of 3H0 " 80,01Ht
)u0 Cash Oilts of iiOO " 1.0,1100
600 Cash (Jilts of 100 " 60,000
9,000 t'anh Oil its of -ii- " vu.OuO
I
' Total, 10,000 Gifts, all Cash, $600,000
To provide means for this magnificent
Concert, Ono II 11 nd rod Thousand Wholo
Tickets onl v will bo issued.
Wholo Tickets, $10; HalTes. $,"; and
Quarters, $2.60. Eleven wholo Tickets for
$100. No discount on less than f 100 or
ders. The objoct of this Third Gift Concert,
like the two heretofore given with such
universal approval, is the enlargement
aud endowment ol tho Public Library ot
Kentucky, w hich, by tho special act au ¬
thorizing llio cencert for its benefit, is to
oe loruvcr iron to an emzonsot every Siale,
Tho drawing -will bo under the mpervi
sion of tho Trustees f the Library, assist.
ed by tho most eminent citizens of the
United States. Tho salo of tickots lias
already progressed so fur that complete
success is assured, and buyers aro there
fore notified that they must order at once
it they desiro to participate in thodrawinu.
The management of this undertaking
has been committed bv tho trustees to
lion. TIIOS. IS. miAM'LlSTTE, late Gov
1 rnor of Kentucky, to whom communi
cations pertaining to tho Gilt Concert may
ue aourussco.
It. T. DURHETT. Pros'!.
W. N. HALD1SMAN. Vieerres t.
JOHN S. CAIN, Sec'y Public Library of
Aeni'.'city,
FARMERS' AND 'DHOVEMS' BANK,
'l reasuror, i'ublie i.iorary 01 Ky., Lou
isville. Kv.
An tho lime for tho Concert is eloso at
hand (April Sth1, parties wlshtn); tickets
should send in their orders immediately 1)
they would avoid the rush and delay al so
lutely unavoidable ill tho few days pro
ceeding the drawing. All orders and ap
plications for agencies, circulars snd in
formation will "meet with prompt atten
tion. THO.S. E. HRAMLETTE. . .
Agent Public Library Ky. -Liouisville,
Ky.
PCAI.KB IN
CilXS, ItEVOLYERS,
AND ALL KINDS OP
SFO RT! HG AND Fl S H I f G TACKLE,
rOCKET CUTLERY,
SCISSORS, AC, iC.
T O A t: C O AND C I G A R S.
RIFLES MADE TO ORDER
AND WARRANTED.
Repairing Locks and Fitting Keys
A SPECIALTY.
REPAIRING
IN ALL llttANCIIKKS NKATLY ANB
PROMPTLY DONE.
41-tf
TIDIOUTE, PA.
A- NODLl'CIIAUTY.
OMAHA LOTTERY.
TO KKKCT TIIK
NEBRASKA STATE ORPHAN ASYLUM
To no Drawn in Public, Mar. 31st, 173.
Til-els $1. Each or Six for $.
Tickets sent by Express C. O. D. if desired.
1 irand Cash Prizo ... J76 ono
1 Graml Cash Prize ... 26 ihki
1 Grand Cueli Pri.u . 1,,im0
1 Grand CsmU Pi iico . . ,'. . lo'ooc,
1 Cash Prizu .... b'lM
1 Cnsii Pri.o .... (jyy
Eor balance of Prizes send for Circular.
This Leral Enterprise is endorsed by his
excellency (ioy. w.. II. J.iuich, ami the
best business men of the, Slate.
Tim limited number o! 'Tickets on baud
will be furnished liioso w ho apply Iirsl.
Aokms Wastmi. 1'or toll pu'rlieiilars
addru-'S
J. M. PATI TSl",
4141 General Ms mure r, Uni.ilia, Nob.
tJILBRONNER & CO.,
After thanking the people whoso kindly
assisted in saving their piopnrty from Ih
lire, '.visb to inform the public that tho
are a,'Hili opened out and prepared to sell
gooos euonpor man ever in mo will sell '
tlioir present stock St the heaviest discount ,
ever yctollered in this seetii.n, after whinh
they Intend to remove their establishment, "
very frrcatiy eniargo4, np to the piwst
business centre on Elm Street,
A large amount of goods damaged, some
ver.v siiguijy uy removal sua wsier
must t o?d nf osy price. Consisting of 1
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
n y caooiis,
ciotiis. " . ' "
Hats,' '
Caps,
Boots,
Shoes,
T7
JLAUfSlUiyi
Oloves,
Gents' Furnishing Goods.
UNDERWEAR, EMBRO I D Kill RH,
HAN D KERCHIE FS, CO RS ETS,
I, ACES, LACE GOODS,
TAPES AND . ,
NOTIONS OF ALU KINDS, ,
OTT 1. frtftlwi r s -fir - r
CARPETS;
ItAO",
TIRtTSSELS,
HEMP,
INGRAIN,
AIJSO
MILLINERY
ANDSTRAW GOODS,
HATS, UONNETS, VELVETS,
VELVETEEN, RII3RON.S, TRAMEa, '
ORNAMENTS, AC, AC, AT
F.ASTITTI V TTTTO
. .UVCH,
AVe are prepared (o pay the highest pri
for
WOOL,
01 all kinds, either in MONEY or Goads.
Wo have in our employ a FIRS r-CLASS
TA IT ni .. .1 l .
....vii, iuiu actp l unsianiiy on hand a
GOOD STOCK OI- GOODS, of bostqutlity .
snd latest designs, whioh be will make up
In a workman-liko manner and latest
stylos. Good fits nuaraiiUjod or no sals.
A good and complete block of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Always on hand.
SILVER-PLATED WARE AND,
JEWELRY,
Of Tory superior quality nnd latest Ha-'
ns. HILriRONNERAACO.
ACiKXTS 1VAXTKM!
I'Olt TUK
T:'ii:i;Tr.L'a!i;i:.T'j ,
mmwirxH
r. tGrrrr.-zttltf-L
SKWING 31 A CHINE
A HOL T
10,000
Sold last year ;
ABOUT
6 O , O O O
This your;
And now being Sold at tho rste of
75,000
PER YEAH.
Tho ''Domestic" supersedes others be
cause it surpasses thuiii in the overy dsr
service it renders, both in the work-shop
and family ; and because it is equally ute
lul for very lino and very heavy work.
A Machine will be furnished I for trial)
to responsible j arlics w iih an instructor
i without eliariie: upon application at onr
V arcrootiiK. 14 Sixih Street, Pittsbuixh.
i'he 'Domestic" has taken more premi
ums this soason than any other Machine,
und is specially recoiiim'eniled for i'aniily
usoiind Manufacturers. U is timplo ia
construction, noiseless and easily run.
A lart;e stock of Thread bilk are always
on hand. Address,
THIS "DOML.sTU " S. M. COMPANY
:i-2m 24 Sixth Street, Pittsburgh,
Tho Republican Offloe
T'EEPS constantly on hand a Urs u
l aortiuent oi lllaiik Deeds, Mortirsget.
Siibp.fiiits, Warrants, Summn, . u,
be soPJ ''heap lor cash, tf.
. ti sw' vim; t4o. i
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