f EMeTdIT M0RX1X0, MARCH II, 1874.
., BOnOUGH OFFICERS.
Jlterpene M. Ittki., Ju.
JbHnei7irn ft. J. Woleolt, T. J. Vim
C.lesen, J. K. Blaine, 1. H. Knox, J. H.
Mood, J. A. Proper.
i Juxtieea of the Peace W. P. Mercilllolt,
tf. H. Knox.
I nHffafe IC. Hwaggnrt
A'AkiI Director 1. .M. Knox, II. O.
ym IS. .?. Wolsott, S. II. Haslet, A. l(.
Kellv. I. Clark.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
Prmident Judge VT. P. Jrnk.
Alnrhtt Jadje$3 A. FHor-KR, A
pnnw OooK.
. Sheriff T. J. Va Oiesk.
' Treasurer Ehko. f!i.AHfenn.
f'rotlionotary, HegMerd: Recorder, fc.
J. ft. AllNKW.
J OunmiMiopieri-T. P. Collins, John
Thompson, Jar. k. Clark.
I r)Miifw Superintendent N. F. Rounnn.
i ttinlrifl AtlnrnniH. I). InwiN.
I Jurv (Mmmitiionert Jas. Klynn.Wm.
JrATTKRUO!.
tMrny nunvynr .i. irtvis.
fin-oner M. Ittki, Jr.
uwfV j4 Hditnm T . )1. Comi, Ij. War
MKR, O.JAMIF.SON.
sijembtro Vongres Wlh District C. B.
V'CWTI. '
iarm6iT-MARTlN Williams.
2'm o lYain
At TIONESTA STATION, on and aflor
Kovetnber 17, 1M7S :
cum 1st clans.
Train ti - -6:56 p. in.
Sd class.
Train AO .... 11:02 a.m.
" 64 . . . - 3:26 (. in.
IIURTU- 1T CLASS.
Train SI - 3:26 p.m.
2D CLAM.
Train 53 D:0' a. m.
Ml 1:40 p. in,
On the Ulvor Division . e. front Oil City
to Irvineten, up the river is North ; down
the river, wiutli.
locaiTand miscellaneous.
Jacob Hood was appointed Street
Commissioner at the first meeting of
the now Council.
Judge Dale, who was ill wiicn our
last naner was issued, is now around
a
enjoying his usual liealth.
Money comes slowly into the
County Treasury. From prcscut indi
rations there' will he a large tax sale
in June. c
" Protracted Moeting is still going
' on, with moderate success. The meet
t ings are well attended and are said to
be very interesting.
' - -Tho woman's praying nioverocnt
has gotten as far as Willinmeport, in
this Stato, and there's no telling which
. way it will spread.
: During the fine weather previous
in to the present snow, the youugsters of
: : our placo have been reviving their
' base-hall practice". It looks kind of
! old fashioned to see them in position
Ilev. Clark, at prcseut in charge
of the borough school, is in favor
v. putting new seats in both rooms of the
school house. During thp present
term tho seats now in use have beeu
' uncomfortabl v crowded.
; The Odd Fellows' Homo in Mend
will he formally opened nnd dedicated
on Tuesday, May 2Gth. The Grand
. -Officors of the older in. Pennsylvania
.. and probably some of the officers of
the Grand Lodge of the United States
. .will bo present.
C. C. Leonard, the gentlemau who
used to run the funny department in
the Titusville IleralJ, has heen lying
seriously 111 in Cleveland, for somo
months. He has hosts of friends
; throughout the oil regions who will
ftope for his speedy recovery. -.
. Thero i a slim specimen of hu
manity who occasionally comes to
t. town, who is noted principally for his
v nfltictiou for Sp. Frunienti and pies,
which his front name is James. Home
genius who evidently does not think
that "a rose by any other nt.me would
be as fragrant," has dubbed this chap
, -".Slim Jim, the Tie-Eater."
The Derrick thinks that "politi
cians must be in deadly terror of the
, FotiEsr ItErunuuAN." Perhaps they
have more respect for it thau they
have for the Derrick, the editor of
which paper tried to blackmail Harry
Allen wheu he was running for the
position he uow occupies, and finding
that wouldn't work, concluded to sup
port him any way, so be wouldn't take
' tho trouble to expose the attempt.
The I'resi suggests that Hon.
. Ilasselas Brown of Warren be appoint
ed Prcsideut Judge of this d'wtiict
(Worren, Forest and Elk) uutil the
next elcctiou. Now we would prefer
Judge Brown to somo legal gentlemen
we kuow of who belong to the ltepub
Jicau party, but we believe there are
lawyers in this district of our own par
ty who would cover the bottom of the
Judicial chair with much grace, and
wliosd legal alilitiej would le fully
tjual to the occ u ion.
Tho bills sent in by the papers
which published the new constitution
nre greatly perplexing the' legislators
of our State, there not being much
regularity about them. The question
is how to equalize tho payments. The
following extracts front speeches will
show how the honorublo gentlemen
aro disturbed about the question:
Mr. Iiirrt.K, of Wyoming said :
There is evidently not diffused n very
high sense of honor among the pub
lishing fraternity. Most papers ad
vertise their rates, nnd it is supposed
that no individual would pay more
than tho adverlifed rates. How, then,
can publishers who advertise that they
will print n column advertisement for
820, 830 or 840, charge the State 8720,
$900, 11,000 and upward?
It is simply -a gross, unjustifiable
fraud and brings contempt upon every
printer in tho State. Even tho reli
gious papers could not resist tho temp
tation to dip into tho treasury, now
that they bad the chance.
MR.1rockway-1 am ashamed oi tne
loth. Of what use is it for editors to
nveieli nzainst the salary grab, the
petty slealinirs in eo vern mental depart
ments, the opposition to tne repeal ot
tne usury laws, ana inoso pious injunc
tions to honesty, and rant about the
geueral rottenness of the body politic,
. . . , . i t
when upon tne nrsi opporiunny tuey
dip into the treasury arm's length.and
steal what they can, and claim it as
their due. For the credit of the hon
est portion of the press we hopo that
theso exorbitant bills will not be paid.
There are honest charges made in the
above exhibit, and there nre some out
rageous! v dishonest ones also.
Mr. Webb The editor who will
falsify upon oath plain facts for the
purpose of drawing big bills upon the
Treasury is equal to Tweed, and is a
disgrace to the profession which he
claims to honor.
In order to show that we are not one
of the publishers referred to by thee
honorable geutiema.n we will give the
bills of ours and neighboring papers
Erie Gazetto $ 660 00
Erie Observer C60 00
Warren Ledger 095 00
Warren Mail 695 00
Oil City Derrick 737 00
" Times , 590 00
Venango Citizen 797 00
Spectator C55 00
Titusville Herald " 996 00
Elk Co. Advocate 840 00
St. Mary's Gasctte .v :. 647 50
Forest Republican ' -648 00
Forest Tress ;-v 1,188 00
East Brady Independent . 1,166 50
A Committee of seven was finally
appointed, to which the bill was refer
rod. .Tlie committee is expected to re
port a bill which will be mutually ao
ccptable to both legislators nnd. pub
Ushers. ' They have our, beet' wishes
for their success, .
!-An act has passed the first read
ing in the House compelling railroad
officials to place watchmen at cross
ings, and fixing tho penalty for nou
complanoo with this act at imprison
ment not less than two years and a
fine nj)t less than (2,000, or both. Said
fine to be paid to the family of the
person killed or ' injured. Now
wouldn't it be well to let up on the
railroads a little t If this bill becomes
a law, the expenses of evtry railroad
in the State will- be . increased to an
alarming extent, in some cases reaching
up toward a million dollars annually.
This precaution is necessary iu large
towns, but to mako a general thing of
it, would in all probability baukrupt
a good many roads. Wo have not
seen the bill as presented and it may
ouly refer to towns.
Lust week ut this timo lumber
men were thinking seriously of run
ning their lumber, but wiuter has now
set iu with an nir that looks rather
more like business than any experienced
during the winter months. The ground
is covered with snow to the depth of
about four inches, and but for the very
muddy roads the snow fell upon, we
would now have passablo sleighing.
This being an exception to all winters
and springs within tho recollection of
Old Probabilities, there's no telling
but we may yet bo enabled to put up
large (stores of ice for "quick cousump,
tun during the summer.
Matthew Elder, who formerly
owned the place now occupied by
David Hunter, was in town a few days
ago. We believe he is nt present liv
ing in Viiioluud, N. J. He sold his
property in thhrsectiou iu the beginning
of the first oil excitement, aud is well
situated by reason of the proceeds. He
was formerly first-class pilot the
river aud creek, aud had a "fresh"
come while he was here, we would nut
have beeu surprised to seo hiui piloting
an Allegheny to Pittsburgh. The old
life will Hick to luo-c who once ire I
! accustomed to it.
The Literary Society did not meet
last week, on account of the protracted
meeting, nnd we presume thero will be
no Society this week on the same ac
count. The freight fewcived at the Depot
now is just about the same in amount
as that received at this time last year.
There was a falling off during autumn
last of about one-fourth, but it appears
that busiucs has revived. This is a
sign that the times are getting easier
iu this section.
Geo. Hunter and Thomas Mack
had a discussion which extended from
Robinson's store to the Central House,
the ground having been gone over sev
eral times. A clinch was eventually
arrived at, nnd unfortunately for Geo.
he tell under. 1 he combatants were
parted before much damage was. done,
and nothing but a few haodsful of
hair remained on the snot to tell of
the struggle which had taken place.
Alex. McClure was 'snubbed by
W. A. Wallace in the Senate last
week, the latter taking occasion to say
that Alex's influence with the Democ
racy had played out. Tobr McClure,
he is now on Ishmaelite wandering
around among the scenes of his for
mer glory, "his hand against every
man, and every man's against him."
It is altogether probable that he will
retire from public life wheu his term
as Senator expires.
Those smokers of our place whose
time has heretofore hong heavily upon
their hands, have found a means of
making their leisure hours pleasant,
aDd in some degree, profitable. They
hiro a small boy to go out and dig
them up a lot of the roots of the
laurel, and out of them manufacture
pipes that rcsemble"tiothing in Heaven
or on the earth, nor in the waters tin
dor the earth." They have a supersti
tion that these pipes taste sweeter than
those procurable for lucre. May their
delusion in this respect be lasting.
The report of the State Commis
sioners of Fisheries for 1873, came to
hand last week. A good work is being
done by these gentlemen iu stocking
the waters of (he eastern part of the
State with desirable varieties of fish.
This is well as fur as it goes, but if
there is any reason why their opera
tious should be confined to the' East
exclusively we would like to know it.
Stock the Allegheny with some of these
uew varieties of fish, and we will bet
ter appreciate the usefulness of the
Commission
The office of the Petroleum Cen
tre Record was recently sold by the
Sheriff. This Is a case wliere nobody
wns to blame but the editor, and hid
fault was that he run his paper in that
place long after it ceased to pay ex
pauses. The Record was a live paper
long after Petroleum Centre was a
dead town. If ever a man deserved
t succeed, that man was Wicker. It
is our hope that he may break out in
a new spot soon, with a paper such as
he is capable of running, and may he
place us ou his exchange list,
Au incidect happened in Pleas
antville recently, by which one man
learned a lesson. He was a married
man, but this did not deter him from
addressing a letter to a waiter girl at
one of the hotels, with whom he was
slightly acquainted, asking her to ap
point a placo where he might meet her.
The young lady showed the note to
her employer, who took a few men in
to his confidence, and answered the
letter, appointing a meeting in a barn
on a certain evening. The gay de
ceiver was there ou time and met a
party of men whp first poured a buck
et of tar over him, and then sprinkled
a sack of flour over that. It is said
that his wife reminds him of his ad
venture occasionally.
The Odd Fellows' Lodge of Tid
ioute have startod a library in con-
nection with the lodge, for the use of
'.he members. Over one hundred vol
uiues wero eontributed at the first
start, and the number will be increased
rapidly. The following are the rules
for borrowiug books :
Members may retain a booK one
week, and will, by sinning the rules
and regtilutioi.s, assume a pecuniary re
spotisibility for the same. A book
may be renewed from week to week,
hen a book is retained ever one
week without ta'mg renewed, the mem
ber so offending will pay a fine of five
ceuts, aud five cents for every week
thereafter, aud will lose his member,
ship uutil the fines are paid.
This is something which should be
established iu connection with Tiones
ta Lodge, and wo hope the subject will
be broached immediately, and the
I roject carried hi succf-i.
-F. W. Hays, Attorney at Law,
whose card appears- in this paper, was
elected City Attorney of Oil City on
Monday evening last. He will fill the
position with honor.
The People 'i Monthly for March w
before us, and is one of the best pa
pers of its class that comes to enr of
fice. It abounds in well written
sketches, and useful reading. The
next number will commence the serial
story, "Simon Girty." The terms are
$1.00 in advnnce. Address, People's
Monthly Publishing' Co., Pittsburgh,
Pa.
The new ten cent fractional cur
rency note is a trifle larger than that
of the last scries, the size being three
inches in length and two inches wide,
and instead of the large red seal across
the face' it has the small seal of the
Treasury Department encircled with !
lathe work in green on the lower por
tion of the note. The portrait, en
graved in viginctto form, of Win. M.
Meredith, Secretary of the Treasury
during tho administration of President
Tayltr, appears on tho left end of the
note. . ..
From the Clarion papers we learn
of a destructive fire which occurred in
that place on Monday of last we'ek.
The fire caught in the roof oi the store
and residence of T. C. Wilson, it is
supposed from the chimney. That
place is like our own, being without
means of fighting fires, and the build
ing where the fire originated, and also
that of N. Myers, were burned to the
ground. The roof of Mr. Myers' resi
douce was also burned off. Wilson's
1 )ss was about $10,000, fully insured.
Myers' loss was about $12,000, also in
sured. The result of this fire will pro
bably be that Clarion wi'l have a fire
engine of some kind soon.
Raftman'j Stoves, includiug
full
outfits at Robinson & Bonner's. .
48tf
Dissolution of Partnership.
The partnership heretofore existing.
of May, Park & Co., Bankers, Tiones
la, Pa., was this day dissolved by mu
tual consent, John P. Park withdiaw-
intr. The business will be conducted
under the same name, by the remain
inir partners, 11. II. May and A. B,
Kelly. H.H.May,
John 1 . 1 ark,
A. B. Kelly,
January 20, 1874.
Boston Crackers, twenty-five bar
rels, just arrived at Robinson A Bon
ner's. 48 tf
Coffins and Caskets, a full supply
on hand and for sale by A. H. Par
tridge at h:s furniture store, in th
building formerly occupied by J. J
Fisher. . ; 48tf
Clover and Timothy Seed at Ri.b
inson & Bonner's. . 48 tf
Marriage Certificates, Blank
Deeds, Leases, Warrants, Subpoenas,
Summons, Executions, Warrants and
Informations, for sale at this office, tf
Don't fail to go to Robinson '&
Bonner's if you went stoves, stovepipe
or tinware. 26-lt.
TIMBER LANDS FOR SALE.
Over two thousand acres-of fin
Hemlock Timber .Lands sttuntad on
Maplo Creek, near Claringtou, this
county, are for sale at a batgain. Part
of tho lands, are situated within fou
miles of Ciarington, on tho Clarion
River, and would be a fine site for an
extensive tannery and saw mills. Map
and particulars can be seen by apply
ing to the editor of this paper.
Codfish, whitefUh and mackerel at
Robinson & Bonner's. 46 tf
Job Printing.
Do you want posters?
Do you want hand-bills ?
Do you want business cards ?
Do you want a neat bill head ?
Do you want a tasty letter head ?
Do you want a nice visiting card ?
If so, leave your orders at the Re-
publicau office where they will be exe
cuted iu the neatest style and on most
reasonable terms.
Sewing Machines, Sewing Machines.
In copnection with my Sewing Ma
chiue business, I am now prepared to
take all kinds of Sewing Machines in
exchange for new ones, and repair all
kinds of Machines ; making them work
as good as new, or no pay. I also have
needles for all first class machines.
Parties liviug at a distance can send
machines and they will be repaired and
returned by express Needles sent by
mail on receipt of f 1.00 per dozen.
Call at my office ou South Seneca
street, Oil City, Pa., or addross
35 tf ' D. C Ciit.ivi-'K
a. !--''- i ,
Don't fend money by mail and
run risks, bnt "buy Briggs & Bros'
Garden and Flower Seeds in packages
and in bulk, at Robinson & Bonner's.
46 tf
Those beautiful lots just north of
Mrs. Henry's residenco can be bought
cheap, on long time, by applying to
the editor of this paper. If.
The lightest running Machine in
the world is the Grover & Baker, at
least Baldwin, of Tidioute says so,
and he knows. 46 ly
Xew Advertisement.
NOTICE.
Whereas, lettorsof Ad m lustration to the
estate of Alexander Holonian, latqof For
est County, deceased, have been granted
to the subscribers, all persons indebted to
aid estate are renuested to make imme
diate payment, and those having claims
against the same will present them duly
authenticatedor settleincut to
tl.l IIOLE.MAN,
48 6t ASHBAL, HOLIiMAN, J "
SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY VIRTUE of sundry writ of Ki.
Ktt. issued out of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Forest county and to me di
rected, there will be exposed to sale- by
uiblio venauo or outcry, at mo uouri
louse, in the borouh of Tionesta, on
TUESDA Y, MARCH 31ST, A. 1). 1871.
at 4 o'clock P. M., the following decribed
real estate, to-wit :
S. P. McCalmont vs. O. H. I.oni. II.
Wfttliev and Kli Walton. Alias Fi. Fa. No,
6 May Tr.. 1874. C. D. No. 6 Iec. Tr.. !,
rt. A'u. I'M,, n jhhv ir 1011, jlt, .u. tu
i , i -v. a . . ,o A ' i r v.. An
May Tr., 1870. Mason A Jenks An un
divided one half interost in all that cer
tain piece of parcel of land situate in
tho Township of Hickory, County of
Forest, and State of i'eiina., bounded
and described as follows, to-wit: Beurin
liiiE at a while oak tree the most northerly
corner of the whole tract, thence by tract
No. 6U07 south forty-five degrees cast three
hundred ana twenty perches to a post ana
stone, thence by tract Mo. Klxi south lorly
live decrees west one iiunureu and sixty
ei(?ht and four-tenths porches to a post,
thence by lands of the Mercantile retro.
leum Company north eighty degrees west
three naiidrect ana eighty-cignt ana lour.
tenths perches, to a post uy Diazeu trees,
thence by tract No. SiiHO north lortv-llve
degrees east three hundred and sixty-one
and six-tenth perches, to the place oi tie-
ginning. Containing nve huwtrou ana
seventy . ncros, more or less, being tho
most northerly hair or tne tract nutnoerea
h'MX Together with all nd singular the
buildinss and imurovenionto.
Taken in execution ana to De sola as tho
property of O. 8. Long, H. Wathev and
Eli Walton at the milt of 8. V. McCnl
mont.
Terms cash.
T. J. VAN GIESEN. Sheriff.
Sheriffs Ollice, Tionesta, Pa., March 10,
1874.
Mercantile Appraiser's List for For
est Co. for 1874.
TIONtSTA BORO.
Class
TA
Superior Lumber Co. 12
Oeo. W. Uovard & Co. 13
tl'2 00
10 00
S. II. Haslet 14
7
Morris Kinstrin 12
12 60
20 00
Robinson dc Bonner 10
II . O. Davis - . . 14
7
7
7
00
A. II. Portridgo 14
Jacob Smnarbaugh 14
Reed W. M vers 14
00
00
7
00
Oeo. T. Latimer, 2 billiard tables
40 00
QREEK TWP.
Ford Lacy 12 12 50
BAR!fKTT TWT.
James B. Persall 14 7 00
Andrew Cook 14 7 00
howe tvrr,
Geo. Pond Co. 14 7 00
HICKORY TWT.
T. J. Bow man - 12
Wheeler A Uusenbury 14
T. I). Collins 14
12 CO
7
7
HARMONY TWIN
A. Slater 14 7
J no. Peterson H 7
J. I. Range 14 7
Wm. C. Neill 14 7
KIXOSLEY TWP.
Wheeler, Dusenbury A Co. 14 7 00
A Court of Appeals will be held at tho
oiuce oi tne evuiur i reasurer,iu ximicnwt,
on Tueslavtue2Hu tlav ol March, I8i.
W. B."HARI.aN.
Mercantile Appraiser,
TIME TRIED AND FIRE TESTED
THE ORIGINAL
ETNA INSURANCE COMPAN
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
ASSETS Dec. 31, 187a,
c,7ac,oy5. t.o.
MILKS W. TATE. Sub Agent.
45 T'oiiostH, Pl,
CENTRAL HOUSE,
OONNER A AONEW BLOCK.
W. A
iJ UlLASDs, ix-ssee. I his is a new
house, and has just Ix-on fitted up for the
accommodation of tho public. A ortion
or the pair on ago or the public is solicited
4ti-iy
TVTOT1CE Is hereby given that wo inU it
to apply to tho Legislature for the
passage or an act the lino or which son I
Le "An act to repeal all local lien luws in
tho counties or crawtora, euango, war
..... 'l..i.n U.ltt.... n.wl A
strong," and the object of said scIkIkiII I
as miaou in tne title, t . m. jaroen, i .
Joy. O. I). Harrington. H. B. Htowell. A.
Ralston, M. B. UroHsbeok, II. B. Porter,
8. II. Carpenter, David Emery, J. D. An
gier.
February 14, 1874.
NOTICE Is given that an application
will be made at the present session of
Legislature for the passage of a supple
ment to An Act appointing commissioners
to lay out aud open a State rou,i in tho
counties of McHeau, Elk, Forest and
Clarion, approved May 1, lwjl, (the county
of Clarion Laving heretofore been except
ed from its provisions,) to extend the low
ers and duties of the Commissioners for
the sell lenient of their accounts until the
meetingof the County Auditors for the year
1877, and for levying tuxes until and in
cluding tho year 1H75, when thev shall
cease. " tS. 1). EH EE MAN,
Eub. 1, 1874. 4li-U
O 1 f to;10U In W'all St. often leads to a
O I Viurtuiie. No risk. 32-pauo pam
phlet for stamp. Valentine Tuiuliridgs it
Co., Hankers and Brokers, 2ti Wall-st., N.
N. l!i-4t.
JOB WORK ueatlyexeutited atlhisoflice
at reasonable rales.
MOUNTAIN TKY NOAt'.Vvcry wnr
k iroo 1 as Cnilo ; cot luit n hull t'"
ono cent per pound. Inrrilicnt rvcrr
where: e.M hIiikwI ii'tlnmt. l.ntirily
new (tinmverv. A child of ten your run
tnako enough in nu liour to lat ft fiimily
millionth. Havinn of $10 to $100 vomlv
to liouwlioltlH. All prtio liiol tor
tronhlo of writing. It (lismixllcd. lie. -oni-momlrd
and lined ly tlionnsmls In prefer
ence to any soap In the worlit. Washes
without rubbiiiif, and mado without par
ticle of lye or irreav. Mend 20 cts. enrrfn
ey ami poMtno Htsmp, nnd receive full
purticuhirs hv return iriull. Willanl A.
ISrown, Fourth and Walnut streets, iMiilu
delphin, Ps. w471m
NEW YOUK DAY-BOOK'.
A Democratic Weck.v. Established
1R.V). It supports Whito isnpremscy, po
litical nnd social. Terinn, $2 per year. To
clubs, nine eiies for . Sjieeeimonsfroo
Address DA Y-UOOK,Xow York City. 4M
EXTERMINATORS
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Moths, Ac. J. it. llenry, uurran v uo.,
N. Y., Sole A genu. , ,. . 40-4t:
SEAT TO MVS.
Write to F. T. Smith A Co.,' Atlantic Mills,
Rrooklvu. N. .Y.. manufacturers of the
Crushed Whito Wheat, for their pamphlet
(sent free) on Foods, with important ex-
tratsfrom I.ioUg, Johnson and other soleii-
1ists. Head it and ave your health and
money. 4b 41
$250,000 FOR $50 !
Fourth Grand- Gift. ConCert
I FOR TUB BENKriTOP TRB
UBLIC LIBRAimKENTUCKY
On Tuesday, 3lt of March, Next
60,000 Tickets. 12,000 Gifts.
4LIST OF GIFT8 :
One grand cash gift
One grand oash gift
One grand cash gift
One grand cash gift
One grand crsh gift
, $250,000
: 100,000
60,000
25,000
' 17,600
100,000
, 160,000
60,000
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45,000
60,000
3'2,50O
. 650,000
Tl,500,000
10 Cash gills S 10,000 each
20 Cash gifts 5.000 each,
60 Cash gifts
80 Cash gifts
100 Cash gifts
lflO Cash gifts
2S0 Cash gift
325 Cash rifts
1.000 each
600 each
400 each
SQ0 each
2O0 each
1O0 each
. 1 40 each
11,000 Cash gifts
Total,-'
fea-The concert and dlstibution of elfta
will positively and unequivocally take
place on me oay now nxea, wwinw mu
the ticke's are sold or not, and the 12,000
gifts paid in proportion. Vo the number of
tickets sold.
PRICE OF TICK ETS.
Wholo Tickets. 150 : Hlvs, tiSi-Teaths,
or each coupon, (5) Eleven whole tickets
ror S5O0; Til Tlekets toe siuuu ; 1 1 J v noie
Tickets for 15000; 227 Whole Tickets for
810,000. No uUcouoV on loss than $500
wortnol lleKeis. , . i ; -
The time for the drawing Is near at hand
and persons intending to purchase tickets
havo no time to lose.
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