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U.V BOROUGH OFFICERS. ,
ir?--J. O. Dai.. '
Vonncilmtn W. 1'. !if erellllolt, XV. n.
Harlan, P. D. Thrones, S. J. Wolcott, Geo.
lovard,-T. H. Cobb.
JuHicr mftht ItactVf. P. Merollllott,
I), H. Knnx. .
(Jbmif.jMe Ooo. Haslet. .
SJ Pirrtra. D. Irwtn, M. W.
Tale. H. O. Dovia, I. S. Kp, S. J ol
ottwld L. Hackett.
roRKST COUNTY OFFICERS.
Prtunl Jml)f. P. J . '
Aal Jigt1. A. PBoreR, Aw
aaw Cook.
MtrffT. 3. Vah Omen.
4.M.uriwrilKtl. Gl.ASSNKR.
t-erAonotary, Hagiilerd- litcoi-dtr,Jtt.
W. R. AOKW.
CmmuMioaers J AColl MeP.CILLiOTT, T,
D. CoM-i, J6MH TnoMrsox.
CWMr'v pertiifwfci S. F. RoWbkii.
ruMfiM A iinmni-W, W. MAon.
Jary Ornmitioir QaOROlt Steams,
WM. PATTROW.
tsty flurvryr S.T). Trwiit.
tOu,cr JosIATl Wiwaks.
0Mn'y wrfifor Wm. Clark, T. b,
T IV . W ...
Ut'mbtro Von gift 10th DtrietG. B,
CtSTlS.
.Afcnbly. D. T.AWSOK
'"'. "Ttme o J'rne .
'At TION EST A STATION, on and fUr
Menday, November 4th, 18,3: .
lOVTUWilD.'
."tVoUI ' - ' - - t:21p.m.
, 4 ... , ' . . ' 10:1 a. m.
' -" 8 - S;60 p. SB.
.-.is XOBTHAW-, , ' "
"Train 1 ..-,- :. p. m.
1 - . - - 2:05 p. nu
. J8 ''' ' i:S3a.m,
TaWnger will have Ut understand that
Sfurthward ." In the table ill dou-H the
ttmr nrf "Southward" Ik w the river.
Tiain in ml Were mixed freight and ao
nuimodaliout the other mre passenger
trains.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS. !
A few slight drunks, and no er
5
lAnti Kto transpired within the last
weak.1 Ilaa the ordinance to prevent
f Ibis business been repealed? If so.
tvheii? If net. why is it net enforced?
. , -. ,.-
" Dr. Fisher. Dentist, will be In
town ilurinsr court week, ready to !
any thing In the line at fair figures
The Dr. is well known professionally,
stud his work stands every fair test.
. Carpenters are at work on Smear
Jiaugh ft Bjer's meat market. It will
probably be Dpished in the ceurse
it couple of weeks, and then we'll have
sets of meat.
,,, A good deal of building which i
expected to be done this summer is
tot ret commenced, on account, we
uppose, of the slow sale of lumber
They're bound to come, however.
We have seon specimens .of the
new postal cards issued by tl
I'. Q. Department. They are printed
in brewn ink, and there is nothing re
auar table about them. Those wo an
3ad business cards priutcd on the oth
r side.
, II. w. Iedabur caugbt a very
'fine pike just below Lacytown dam,
' horl time ago, weighing about twelv
pounds. Sometime ago Calvin A
rer caught one weighing fifteen
pounds. , A fish like that ain't to be
neezed at.
- The lodge room of Tionesta
. Xodge No. 309, has been furnished
with new carpet, chairs, pedestals, &c,
. And is now in very neat condition.
The Lodge is still grewing in numbers
ud influence, and is one of the insti
tutions of which our town has reason
to be proud.
; Cuurt week happens next week,
' - and the heart of the printer expandeth
with anticipation. Never within our
.recollection has , a court week ceme
nd gone without leaving us richer by
jit lest four dollars. So welcome,
thrice wercorae, thou week of peace aud
plenty. '
A large boiler is loaded in front
of Knox's Store, which is soon to be
Jiauled up to Coon Creek, to be put in
to a mill which . will be constructed
either on the site of or near the Cobb
Mill, by Mr. Lacy. Except the Myers
lill boiler, this i the largest tubular,
. boiler in this lumber region. J
Some person or persons uuknown
Vet the woods ou fire aloa? Tubbs run
ou Sunday last. A great deal of dam
age is done every year by this innocent
pastime, and we wish to call attention
to the law on the subject, which pro
vides that any ptrsou guilty of the act,
. felmll be .guilty of a misdemeanor,
punisbnblefcy Cue aud imprisonment
( The work on Grove & Wolcott's
veil, oppomte Truukcyville, will be
resumed immediately. The difficulty
, licrctefore has beeu that water had to
be hauled from the liver to lha well
to fill the boiler," a distance of a mile,
. ml teams were scarce. Their owu
' , team went up yesterduy to do the
Mauling, the indications tor '.H arc
Mid to be favorable.
Next week Friday, U the day ap
pointed by the OranJ Army of the
Republic, for the purpose or decorat
ing the graves of the soldiers who lost
their liven dnrinjr the late war. This
is intrusted to the citizens where there
s no post of the Grand Army, and we
hope our citizens will make it their
business to see to the due observance
f this custom, which will probably
be observed long after those of this
generation sleep with those they thus
honor. It might be well to have
meeting of the citizens at the Court
House en some evening of this week,
to make it the duty of some particu
lar ones to attend to the preliminaries,
because far one nasoD, tajuotean old
adage: "what a everybody a business
s nobody's business, and for another,
those who are appointed will have au
Ihority from their fellow-citizens, and
all will be better satisfied. The la-
Hies should all consider themselves
appointed a committee to furnish flow
ers for the occasion. If all work togcth
er we shall have a display which will
serra to keen in mind the heroes who
fell that the country might net perish
Mr. Schumaker, General Agent
of the Franklin Fire Insurance Cora
pany called on us on Munday last.
He is up to the business, and is mere
over an agreeable gentleman.
; the trees are putting forth thei
leaves and the whale business will soon
bedecked in gorgeous array. Then
will Tionesta be, as it always is in the
summer, the most beautiful place on
the liver. ' ' "
Conductor Miller, of the 0. C,
A. R. Rv. will start on a trip to Cali
j - m
fornia in about two week's. Mr. Mil
ler is deservedly popular r a conduc
tor, and many citizens of Tionesta will
join with us in wishing him a pleasant
trip,
On account of the celd weather
and late spring, we suppose, nearly all
the large, able-bodied Democrat
Forest county are candidates for As
sembly er county offices.- Perhaps
when the atmosphere becomes warmer
some of the smaller ones will be en
cou raged to announce,
AVe publish in another colum
the death netice of Mrs. J. P. Sigginsl
formerly of this place. She has bee
in poor health for several years past
and her friends will not be surprised
tu hear of her death. Her hushau
will have the sympathy ef the entire
community. She left two children.
Several of our heavy lumbermen
are still down the river, selling thei
lumber. Ihe market cannot be as
good as usual, or they couldn't be so
long disposing cf the lumber. Anion
others who are still absent are Jno.
Cobb & Son. II. II. May. M. J. Bond
and; Jno. Keck.
"K-f?nt. Ttuttrwnv. and SheriflfThom
i o
as of Franklin, and Uncle Billy Grove
have been out on Spring creek, in the
old part of the county, for four or five
days past, aud captured while there,
about 500 nice trout. . All aro old
hands at the business, and will catch
trout if they exist. The Franklin gen
tlemen took a good part of the fish
home with thorn Mouday evening.
The boat to be ' used in putting
up the stone work fer the river bridge
was launched on Monday. The water
is getting low enough to commence
operations and we suppose the opera
tives will soon begin. The arches
can all be seen in the bottom of the
river now, one of them having floated
down the river about 75 rods from
the place where it fell. -
Oue day last week, having some
business up West Hickory, we took a
hook and line along with us. Very
fortunately we came across a school of
ruu suckers, and immediately proceed
ed to snake out ten of the nicest ones it
has ever been our lot to see. Of course
the sport was not to be compared to
trout-fishing, but we had a geod deal
of quiet sport right there and then.
Ou Friday last we run up to Tid
ioute and looked around a little. Of
course we called on "Pappy Baldwin,"
aud eujoyed ourself accordingly. He
asked us to turn his advertisement the
other side up, and we agreed to do so,
but, alas! fer got it. Our readers will
please consider it turned. And one
thing mure ; let us assure our readers,
that if they want anything in the line
of fire-arms, or fishing-tackle, they
can do no better than to give Mr.
Baldwin a call. His stock is always
complete, and he sells cheap. Horace
Jones, the Gunsmith, puts up in the
t-;niue place, and ia the best mechanic
ii that line in lliis nn uf llie Stute.
t-While fish! 02 one day Inst week.
caught one trout that we were
proud of; It measured about seven
nches in length. Meeting Web. Clark,
we told him about the nice trout we
ad caught. He wanted to see it, and
we produced the trout, when to our
surprise, b (Clark) laughed uproari
ously. Of course we demanded an
explanation. He remarked, "1 was
fishing on Tubb's Run, the other day,
and caught twenty-one trout, and if
smallest ono of them wasn't larger
than that one, I'm a liar 1" We told
him we guessed he was, and we parted,
mutually disgusted.
The new law regulating the sale
of refined eil is new. operative. It for
bids the sale of any product of petrol
eum to be used in lamps as burning
oil which is of a lower fire-test than
110 decrees Fahrenheit. Violation of
the law are to be punished by a fine
of not less than $250, or imprisonment
not less than one year, or both, at the
discretion of the court. Any one sus
tabling danger to person or projerty
by reason of the use ef oil which is
not of the legal standard, can collect
damages of the dealer who sold the
oil.
. Boss Buck'j case cam up in the
U. S. District Court, at Pittsburgh, on
Saturday, and a continuance was grant
ed until next term.- Swope opposed
the continuance, but it was neverthe
less granted, on account of some im
portent witnesses for the defense! who
could not be found. The bail was
fixed at $12,000. If there's any hole
that Boss can possibly crawl out of,we
hope that the District Attorney , will
stop it up. If them's one thing
this region desires more than any ether
it is that Boston will be incarcerated
for the rest of his oatural life.
W have been requested to an
nounce that Prof. A. C. Porter will
exhibit his Steru Panorama at the M.
E. Church, on Thursday evening of
Court week. The exhibition will con
sist of-a large number of views of the
Franco-Prussian war, Chicago fire,
scenes in Palestine etc., &c.' The des
criptive lecture will be delivered by
Rev. O. M. Sacket, of Clarion, Pa.
We would advise all these who wish
to spend an evening pleasautly to at
teud this exhibition.
The Eighty-third Regiment will
hold its annual reunion at Couneaut
ville on the 10th of September. The
one Hundered and Ele.venth, One
Hundred and Forty-fifth, aud the
Second Cavalry have heretofore held
their reunien with the Eighty-third,
and will probably do so this year.
In common with several other papers
wa announced that the reunion would
take place at Meadville. A C'enn
eautville subscriber has eur thanks
for calling our attention te the error.
Our friend and fellow-citizen.
J. G. Dale is having a streak ef luck.
In addition to owuing an interest in a
large well which was struck a short
time ago, he has an interest in a ninety-acre
lease about nine miles from
Parkers, on which a test well was fin
ished last week, and which is pump
ing about a hundred barrels. As
these are his first operations fur some
years, he may be considered more
than usually lucky.
If you want a first-class quality
of White Lead, call at Knox's Drug
Store, where the First National White
Lead is sold. It is manufactured by
Barker, Moore & Mein, Philadelphia.
It is said to be the best in use, and is
manufactured of the purest material.
It is also warranted equal to any made
for durability aud brilliancy. Give
the Drug Store a call when ypu want
to paint.
We are is receipt of Harper
Magazine, for Juno. The following is
a list ofconteBts;
Cheap. Yachting ; The Marquis of
Hastings in America ; Improvisations ;
The Wine Islands of Lake Erie; To
morrow; What shall we do with
Scroggs; Dispapointed ; A Simpleton :
A Story of the Day ; A Song in many
Keys ; When a Dream comes True ;
The Han Mountains i A Tour iu the
Toy Couutry ; Old Kensingteu (Con
eluded); Recollections of au Old
Stager; The New Magdaleu (Conclud
ed); Ebb aud Flow; Editor's Easy
Chair ; Editor's Literary Record ; Ed
itvr'a Historical Record; Editor's
Scientific Record; Editor's Drawer;
Terms f 1 a year, Harper Bros., Frank
liu Square N. Y.,
Marriage . Certificates, Liank
Deeds, Leases, Warrants, Subprcnas,
Summons, Executions, Warrants and
( Iitfnrniati'ins, fur nle at this otfic.
if!
Satlou'i Sfagarine is ono of the
best publication in this country of its
class. It is full of just such reading
matter at the public delight to get
hold of, and we do not wonder ; here
is a magazine that always has a sea
etery, eight or ten love stories, an his
torical article, a lot of curious mat-
ten, nice illustrations, comic pictures
and poetry of the best description.
It is cheep too, being only $1.50 per
year, or 15 cents single copies, and is
for sale at all the periodical depots m
the country. The great fire does not
seem to have injured the prosperity of
Ballon't Magazine In the least, for it
looks better and brighter than ever.
Address Thomes A Talbot, 38 Brom
field Street, Boston, for a year's sub
scription, and you will never regret
it.
retertori Magazine for June is on
our table, and is more than usually in
teresting. The proprietors of this pe
riodical spare no pains to make it the
best of its class. Everything in the
line of fashions for the ladirs is fully
discussed and made perfectly plain to
those who wish to profit by the instruc
lions. Terms Vl.W a year. Address
Chas. J. Peterson, 306 Chestnut St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
For Sale. The four lots S. E. cor
ner of Elm and May street, (adjoin
ing the Court House) Tienesta, Ouly
$300 cash required ; Tho balance $575,
may remain for several yeais. Ad
dress Jas. K. Simon, 29 south 6th st.,
Philadelphia. . 8-3t
TIMBER LANDS FOR SALE.
Over two thousand acres of fine
Hemlock Timber Lands situated on
Maple Creek, near Clarington, this
county, are for sale at a baigain. Part
of the lands are situated within four
miles of Clarington, on the Clarion
River, and would be a fine site for an
extensive tannery and suw mills. Map
and particulars can be seen by apply
ing to the editor of this paper.
S. II. Haslet, at the old stand, has
recently laid in a supply of Raftmen's
Supplies of all kinds, and is prepared
to sell as cheap as the cheapest, to all
who may favor hira with a call. He
also keeps a full line of Dry Goods,
Groceries, Provisions, Boots and Shoes,
and in fact evorything usually found
in a General Variety Store. Give him
a call and he will use you right. tf.
New goods at low prices; stock
complete iu Dress Goods, Prints, Mus
lins and Pants Cloth, Hats & Caps
spring styles, Boots and Shoes. We
don't mean to be undersold by Jew or
Gentile. No charge for showing. Come
and see, we think we have something
for all.
2t Robinson & Boxker.
The best stock of Watches,
Clocks, Jewelry and Silverware in
Oil City can be found at J. Wolf's,
Centre St. Particular attention paid
the repairing of fine Watches. Or
ders by mail promptly attended to.
39-Iy.
The lightest running Machine in
the world is the Grover & Baker, at
least Baldwin, of Tidioute says se,
and he knows. 46 ly
DIED.
SItKJINS At Weetfleld. N. Y.. May 9th
1873, Rachel M., wife of J. P. Sifrgns, of
quick consumption. Aged si years.
"Hiater thou hast gone before us.
And thy saintly soul bath flown
Where tears are wiped from every eye,
And Borrow is unaaown."
Xw Advertieemente.
J. B. LONG,
MANUFACTURER of aud Dealer in
HARNESS, SADDLES, WHIPS, ROBES,
CURRY COMBS, BRUSHES,
HORSE CLOTHING,
and evervthine In the line. In Bonner A
Aguew's Block, adjoining Drug Stere.
GROVER & BAKER
MEWINO 71 AC II I ES.
Tje following are aeleeted from thous
ands of testimonials of similar character,
na expressing the reasons for the prefer
ence of the Urover A Baker Machines over
all others.
"Hike the Grover Baker Ma
chine, in the first place, because if I had
any other, I should still want a Grover A
Baker ; and having a Grover A Baker it
answers the I) unions of all the rest. It
does a greater variety of work and isoasler
to warn than any ower, jurs. J. i. ro
ly (Jenny June)
"I haTe had several years' eipe
rienre with a Grover A Baker Machine
which has iriven uie great satisfaction.
think the Grover A Baker Machine la more
easily managed, and leas liable to get out
of order. 1 prefer the Grover A Baker de-
nl.l.rllv." Mrs. Dr. Watts. New York.
"1 have had oae in niv family for
soma two voais; ami Uniu what I know
of iu workings, and from the testimony o
many of in v friends who use the sumo, 1
can hardly see how aiivthiiigconld be more
i ... ..: I .... it
Mrs. Gen. (irsnt.
T. J. VAX nir.SKS, Agent. .
Tlr.KiA, P.
THE BOOT & SHOE STORE
OUT1 TIX)IOTJTEl I '
NE. STEVENS. Proprietor. Partlea
In want or FINK lkxxs and Shoes will
always find a ood axsortmniit at Stevens'.
When roncnll, juBtsav "From Tionesta"
and vou'will bo libernlly dealt with.
, -. r, , - N. K. 8TKVKN8.
NOTICE.
CoMMissiosEns' OrrK.'R. Forest Co., )
Tionknta, May 1, 1873. J
Vni.liv, is lierebv ffivon that tho lit It We
across Tionesta Crook near im mouth will
be removed by the 15th Inst, and the Creek
will he obstructed for sixty days thereaf
n t l.i. arexti in of a li cw bridiro if P. A ll
persons Interested will govern themselves
ao,ror(iiniiT.
llv order ortne i;nnnrv:oiuiiii'iivi.
1). W. CLARK, Clerk.
10,000 GIFTS,
S5000,000
On TUESDAY, JULY 8lh, 1873, the
Third Grand Clift Concert, under the man
imnt of Ex-Ooveonor Thoa. E. Bram-
lette, and authorised by special art of the
Ieirislature, for the benefit of the Publio
Library or KentnoKV, posinvoijr ana un
equivocally pomes oltri Public Library
Kail, at Louisville, Ky.,when $l0,0COOi(ls,
all eaeh, amounting to tiOO.OOO. will bedia
rii.n.il liv lot anionir the ticket-holders.
The money to pay all theno gills in full is
already In bank sei amae ior mat purpuse,
i the following cerunuaw irmwi :
Farmer' and Dbovbkh' TifK, 1
, TiiriMvit,t.K Kt. Air. 7. IH73. I
fwrtifv that there is io the t er
.'xi.. and Drovers' Bank, to the credit of
the Third Orand Uift concert ior me uone-
ntortoe I'uinio jjiortry i nj., nu
Hundred Thousand Dollare, which has
been set apart by the Manners to pay the
.ia. i o.i.l will m Imlri bv thn Knnk
and paid olit for this purpose, and tnis
purpose oniy.
hnfv a few tickets remain unsold, and
thov will bo furnished t the first appli-
- . . . ,. . j . urknl. ;..!.
CalllH lime iouowiiih JJiitnii UV..V-
ta lit); halvea. 10: nuarters. fifiO: 11
Wholes lor einu; oopTfiasi; iirari,ii
and 675 for K.OOO. For tickets and full iu
fonuation, apply to
TUUS. Ji. UllAM LiIVH JV,
louisville. Ky.,
or T1IOS. H. HAYS CO., -
6-4t 609 Broadway, New York. '
12.000. OOO ACRES!
Cheap Farms!
The oheapest Land in market for sale by
the
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMP'KY
In the Great Platte Valley.
3.000.000 Aoras la Central Nebraska,
n for aula in tracts of forty acres and
upwards on five and ten years' credit. No
advance Interest required.
Mild and healthful climate, fertile sou
talitniflanr nf trirvMl WfttAl.
TUB BE8T MARKET iiN In m vi'.ai
The groat mining regions of Wyoming,
Uolorauo, man ana iinvaun uviuk
by the larmers of the Platte Valley,
Soldiers entitled to a Homestead cf 100
Acres.
THE BEST LOCATION FOB COLONIES.
FREE nOMES FOR ALL! Millions
of Acres of choice Govcruuiont Lands open
for entry under the Homestead Law, near
this Great Railroad, wun an vno convon-
inxoeu Ul an old Sfittlod COUntrV.
Free paswoa to purchasers of Railroad
mnua.
Sectional Maps showing the Land, also
new edition of Descriptive Pampuiet
rith
now Mai mailed free everywhere.
Address O. F. DAVIS.
Land Commissioner U. P. R. R.
50-4t Omaha, Nob.
WE WAST AX ACJEXT,
In thfs township to canvass for tho now,
valuuble and last selling book by Dr,
JOHN COWAN.
THE SCIENCE OF A NEW LIFE
Rocommended and endorsed by promln
ent ministers, phvsieians, religious and
Hecnlar naners. No other book like
nublisbod. $40per week garaiitcod. Ad
diess. COWAN it CO., 189 F.ighth 8t ret-
New York I 4 1
AGENTS WANTED. Bend for Catalogue,
DOMESTIC bEWING MACHINE CO
New York.
M d N C V Mode rapidly with Htericil and
III U 111. I Key clic k outfits, dialogues
and full particulars FREE. . M. Spoil
eer, 117 Hanover St., Boston. oo-
OW 'TIS DONE, or the Secret Out-
Mustache and Whiskers in 42 days.
his GREAT SECRET and one hundred
others. Gamblers' Tricka. Cardiology,
Vontrtloouism. ail In tho ORIGINAL
"Book ef Wouders." Mailed for 25 cents,
Address D. C. Cutler, Carthage, Illinois
PATENTS OBTAINED.
No fees unless successful. No fees In ad.
vance. No charge for preliminary search,
Send for circulars CONNOLLY BROTH
ERS. 108 8. Fourth St.. Philadelphia. Pa.
and bOe Ninth KU Washington, J). C. 60-4 1
C Tfl fflfl per day I Agonts wanted I
43 U 4ZU All classea of working
people, of either sex, young or old, make
more money at work fur ue iu their spare
momenta or all the time mail at anyiniug
else. Particulars tree. Address G. Stinson
A Co., Portland, Maine. 40 4t
GKTTYHHUItO
KATALYSINE WATER
Is the nearest approach to a specific ever
discovered lor Dyspepsia, Neuralgia, Khau
niatisin. Gout, Gravel, Diabetes, Kidney
and Urinary Diseases irenerally. It re
stores muscular power to the paralytic.
It cures Liver Complaint, Chrouio Diar
rhoea, Piles, Constipation, Asthma, Ca
tarrh, and Bronchitis, Diseases of the skin
General Debility and Nervous Prostration
from Mental and Pbyical Excesses. It la
the greatest autidotii over discovered for
excessive eating or drinking It corrects
the stomach, promotes Digestion and Re
Moves the Hood almost Immediately. No
household should lie without it. For aale
by all Druggists,
tcr i' or a history oi vue nprings,ior mar
vellous cures, ami fur testimonials froui
diKtiiiguislied men, send for the pamphlets.
i.
:7
W1UIKKY liiuns., eneral Agents,
South Front Htrc't, Philadelphia, I't
GETTYSBURG SPUING CO.
tt-4t
CJUBSORirtF for the
Knrod Itepuelieaa
ft will pay.
'YOU ASK! I'LL TELL!"
Thr New DEPARTUtiDn Boflk-
Agenti
its Wanted. KxuUim ve territory Riv
en. Til book will sell iiseu. rsiner,
Mnther. Hlstcr. Brother. Mill star. Mer
chant, Msnufnotarer, Farmer, Miner,
Mariner, and loireVa11 wnnt It. Tumr
is Money IX it. hd for n :lreulnr.
C'HESTF.RMAN W MISTER, M North
6tu St., Philadelphia, Pa.
"tele : cphyT7
A rtecewaiy part ol every ierst.ii s eura:
tion in this 'advanced ago "is the art of Tele
graphing. Apply to tho undsr.Higned fitf
Mmith s Manual ot J elogrupny, uio oci
work published on this subject. ITirn,
30 cts. A Iso for every description of Tele-
graptiio Instriiementa and Battery; rsuro
t hromlo Battery for Electroplating. !..
G.TILLOTSON A CO.. S Dey St., NewT
York.
j ustHrece i v e b
AT TI1K , , ,
PEOPLE'S STORE
OF . ;
HILBRONNEll&CO;
A Fresh Stock of
f
SPRING & SUMMER
C O ODSV
Cloths, , . ;
caps -
Boots, " ' j
Hosiery
ft
Glove?,
' ' '
Gents' Furnishing Goods, v
UWDERWfiAK, EMBROIDER! HO,
I1ANDKERCHIEFB, CORSETS,'
. LACES, LACK 'GOODS, ' ' "
BUTTON'S, BRAIDS,
TAPES AWn-
NOTIONS OF ALL KINDS,
8ILK GOODS, BLACK, FANCY SILKS,
A full line of ,
OA It PETS: :
RAO,
VnCSSELS,
ucur,
INGRAIN,
fee..
ALSO
MILLINER T
AND3TRAW GOODS, ' '
HATS, BONNETS, VELVETS, ,.
VELVETEEN, RIBBONS, FRAMHS,
ORNAMENTS, C, AC, AT
EASTERN PRICES. ;
We are prepared to pay the highest pHee
for
WOOL,
SIIKEr-rELTS A UIDEtt,
Of all kinds, either In MCNSY er Oeada.
We have in our employ t FIRST-CLAM
TAILOR, and keep constantly on hand
GOOD STOCK OF GOODS, of best quality
and latest doaigns, which he will make p
in a workman-liko manner and latest
stylos. Good fits guaranteed or no sale.
A good and complete stock of . . j
HEADY-MADE CLOTHING,
Always on hand.
SILVER-PLATED WARE AlfD
JEWELRY, .
Of very superior quality and latest de
signs.
HILBRONNER 4 CO.
3tMy
WAGES
TTOR all who aro willing to work. Any
JL person, old or young, of either sox, can
make from $10 to 60 per week, at home
day or evening. Wanted by all. Suita
ble to either City or Country, aud any sea
son of the year. This la a rare opportuni
ty for those who are ont of work, and ont
of money to make en independent livnu-.
No capital being required. Our paniplet,
"How to fnake a living," giving full in
structions, sent on receipt of 10 cents.
Address, A. BURTON & CO., Mosrisania,
Westchester Co., N. Y. 4
A flT'TTTCJ everywhere to stlloarnew
sTT.iJiand novel Embroidering
W ANTEDMachln, Mi lor Ni
trated Circular, to the McKee Manufac
turing Couipanv, 309 Broadway, Now
York.
TUB PAULO It ( O.Ml'A.MON.
Every Xjuiy wants one I
Every Mau ought to havo one ! t
Kent on receipt of Ton Cents. Address,
L. F. HYDE & CO., Seventh Avenue,
New York. 4
BON-TON FLIRTATION 8IUNALH,
Sent ou receipt of 25 eta. Villous Print
ing and Publishing House, 'M Yescy HI.,
N, V- ' ..; -
riMIE BECKWIT1I $20 Portable Fsuiily
X Hewing Machlno, on 90 Days Trial ;
many advautugca over ail. Satisfaction
guaranteed, ot fit) refunded, bent com
plete:, with Aill directions. Beck with buw--Ing
Machine Co., J Broadway. N. Y.
"loVwOKK iieallveseeuleii at this oltife
at rvaOfiaVtie rates.