EDITOR
WEDNESDAY M0RX1SG, ROY. 15, 1876.
THE SITUATION.'
We have read the papers ol boll
political persuasions, and we have also
patieutly conned the ' columns of tho
so-called "independent press," and up
to this time wo uro unable iooro-
opinion as to who is to be our. nef t
President.. If we take the word of the
Democratic Press, Mr. Tilden is elect
ed. If the Republican Press Is believod
Hayes is the roan. . "We clip the fol
lowing in rtgaid to the question from
oe of the ablest Republican papers In
the State, the Pittsburgh Gazette! "
We recognize the fact that the most
intense anxiety is full relative .to the
political situation, and we will do our
best to afford finch light as the the
news, received up to the present, will
admit. Both political parties lay
claim to three States Florida, South
Carolina and Louisiana. If the Re
publicans niwe three of these
States they elect' J-heir candidates; if
the Democrats have one of them they
r successful. , Both are struggling
: with the energy of desperation to con
trol the count, and on the count made
the result will undoubtedly depend.
The Democracy claim that the ballots
shall be counted just as they come in,
the returns to be accepted as prima
Jade evidence of the election as it oc
curred. , On the basis of this idea they
hope that the count will be in their
favor. Whether it will or not is, as
yet, an undetermined point. .Kellogg
appears very coufidenl that even with
the ballots as thev are, Louisiana is
republican, although lie asserts that
When undoubted and provable intimi
dation and fraud are rectified by the
Returning Board, our majority will
be decisive. In South Carolina, the
Democracy are very positive in claim
ing a majority of from 1,000 to 2,000
on exactly the same principle as they
claim Louisiana, that no notice shall
betaken of intimidation and fraud,
and the ballots shall be counted ex
actly as they are. . Rut in that State,
the same charges are made by Repub-
, licans, of terrorism and fraud,', and
these are rendered plausible by the
known violence that has prevailed in
that State since July last. In Florida,
tho Democracy claim the. State by
from 250 to SQQ majority, with the
same condition's attached as in the
nt'her two States mentioned. . Tniu is
the situation on that side. '
"On the other baud, the Republicans
claim Florida by from 3,000 to 5,000
ou on honest vote, or on the.,. vote as
cast, a clear, majority. .They ( charge
that Democrats have thrown a train
from the track near Tallahassee, and
that they have destroyed or attempted
to destroy, the returns from the strong
est Republican -district in -Florida,
and one that Iras regularly, heretofore,
overbalance the largest majority. the
balance of the State, ever gave the
Democracy. Of course, the returns
will never be made up without includ
ing the vote of Tallahassea. , This
done, and we hold unswervingly ta
j the idea that we have Florida. In
South Carolina, these facts are appar
ent. 1. That wherever there has been
nn uninlimidated vote, the Republi
cans have gained, as compared with
-the vote of 1874. 2. That the Repub.
Jicans have, on a fair expression of
popular will, 25,000 majority, in South
Carolina. 3. That this largo majority
has not been overcome by honest
means, ana has not legally been over
come at all. That the colored people,
where not iutimidated, remained un
nerving in their loyalty to the Repub
icau party, is susceptible of Ui clear--st
proof. And 4. Tkat iie State is
onaequently Republican, by a major
ty of from 5,000 to 8,000. Louisiana
1 1 confidently and calmly claimed for
be Republicans by Governor Kellogg,
n the vote as it stands, . Yet ho sub
fits specific statements of frauds and
itiroidations that must bo investigate
1 as part of the count. For example,
. is simply impossible that where
iere was a large Republican majority
?adhe8 two 3 ears ago, there
d be no Republican votes now,
'jatever. Those parishes must be
rown out of the count, though with
t that -he .claims the State. Thus
5 proper Republican authorities
lira the. three States mentioned.
The grave feature of tho situation
however, in ithe 'foct that we are
to face with the question whether
lence, fraud, and murder shall
ninate, in the election of the Presi
it of the United States, This issue
ywt as clearly defined, iu , its rela
1 to the States .mect'ioued us though
pplied to every Sta-te in the Union.
1 desperation of the Democracy ne
gates the most positive and earu
jpirit on the part of Republicans,
are face to face with a crisis,
would have our friends do nothing
. would be in tho least unfair, but
would have them stand firm as
dto in the emergency. It will be
a misfortune to have war, rather
'. permit the Democracy to domia
he Presidency by violence, than
uld to have tbcm destroy the val
' id sanctity of the ballot. And
is the precise insue we are called
I to meet. Fairness mwt now be
W. R DUNN
OFFICIAL
inonESl? COTJlsrTY
, TOLLED KOVKMBKR 7TII 1876. f
DISTRICT S.
Tlonesta Tloro.
Tlonesta Tp.
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Majorities
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411 17
86
'24
42
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37
46
3851457
' mul Jenks for t'onirress ; Wetter and I'orbett for Statn
Sennte; Aenw and Haslet-for Assembly. Irwin for
District Attorne?, fjoburn fr .Coroner and Mercilliott
fr Jury Oojaiiiisioner, liml nftripnositlon. Tmt) votes
, enoh, for U. Atullcy Itrowivand fci. W. Traooy, Prohibi
tion randidateH for cloeton, were polled, iu Harmony
.townswr. ; , .
shown. And what that 13. fortunately.
no room 'to" doubt.'' It'rcnuires not
only that the ballots returned, shU be
honestly counted, and this .we would
have done before tho world, but1 that
frauds and violence 6hall be sifted,
and the di9trict9 whero they controlled.
be thrown out of tho count, or. the re
turns purged of wrong. This U tho j
taw ani h musi oe appiiea in me
cases refered to. We tindcrstaud this
to be the President's meaning, in his
command for an honest count; and
this ho means to have at all hazards.
And in this he is right. Tho salva
tion of the country depends upon it.
If the Democracy eain Dower throoch
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such violeuce and fraud as it fan be
sbown they hvj practiced this year,
there is absolutely no hope in the fu
ture for the Republic, .The emergency
is upon us. - Let prudenc, wise coun
sels and spirit of right and , fairness
prevail, but let impartial justice faiily
decide, and then enforce that decision
at all hazards. On this basis we
have nn fear. We are as certain as
that the sun shine by ,ay, and the
stars by night, that IIaye3and Wheel
er will be declared President and
Vice President of the United States.
Our Washington Letter,
Speeial to the RurcnLiCAX.' .-.
Washington, D. C, Nov. 11, 76
Still in suspense but skies brighten
ing, expresses the situation at the na
tional capital as appears to Republic
ans; but the-golden huo of the polit
ical heavens, so radiant, with promise
to the longing eyes of. Democracy on
Tuesday cvouing and Wednesday
morning, when with loud-mouthed
profanity and the most offensive inso
lence they taunted qepressed Repub
licans with their certain defeat, has
changed to au impenetrable blackncta,
shutting them in upon every side, with
the bitter memory of, the. shadow at
which they clutched to. torture and
drive them frantic. ; Visions of the
rich spoils at their finger's end, during
their dslicious but brief dreams, disap
pear one by 0110 as each message ovef
the wires lessens the j probabilities of
Tilden's election. ' Many4n air-cnstle
has, incontiuuently disappeared from
its supcrual situation above the clouds.
Many thousauda of dollars, iu case ,of
Tilden's defeat, will be lost to, the al
ready impoverished adherents ' of - De
mocracy, as after ta o'clock Tuesday
eveaiug up to three o'clock Thursday
they were freely offering teu .to one,
and rot a few stubborn opponents
promptly accepted tho terms. Should
it prove thntTildeu is defeated, Dem
ocratic managers who have aided and
abetted this cruel hoax, will be follow
ed by tho execrations of the poor
dupes. Four years ago a similar dis
aster happened to Bourbon capitalist
here, when the first intelligence from
the State election in North Carolina
made it appear that the reactionary
party, of that community had secured
a sweeping victory. Rets at fearful
odds were made and a noisy salute
was fired in the evening to give vent
to the exultation which accumulated
faster tbau it could be eliminated by
the ordinary channeJs.' But the lapse
of forty-eight .hours completely chang
ed the aspect of affaire a few ad
ditional hours confirmed a Republican
victory. ' ', '...-.!
: A large blacksmithing establish
ment, in plain view from my window,
was staked on Tilden's election, with
the dwelling house attached. A cigar
store and a sample room not far dis
tant, are said to have boen similarly
hypothecated. It wiuld seem that no
man would be such an idiot as to stake
his very menus of providing those de
pendent on him for a living, upon the
chances of an election ; yet it is asser
ted that there are scores of'bets pend
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ing in this ;oity,; quita as recklessr
even criminal, as those instanced,
'' ' No pen, however fertile, could "de
pict tho scenes upon our streets which
have occurred at the hotels, theaters,
telegraph office acd other places of
public resort an' even under tli
lie roof
of private dwellings, since , last, Tues-J
day evening. Iu order to even. -jut' a
vague conception of them, it must - bo
promised that nd Community , ih the
country contains suth a' proportional
number of iu inhabitants, depending
directly or Indirectly on, the' Govern
ment for .'support as does Wash
ington and vicinity j ' thcreore," a
change of administration, particularly,
when the new one 13 "of opposing polit
ics to its predecessor, involves a com
plcte revolution. ' The! dismay' and
consternation of officials great , and
small, and of other employes must be
personally witnessed in order, to 'their
just .appreciation. The first reports
were almost uniformly unfavorable to
the Republican cause, reducing thous-'
nnds to the verge of despair, and cor
respondingly elating tho cohorts of
Democracy.' Old: men who retired
frbr.i tho world with tho collapse of
tho beloved Confederacy,' and who had
become well-nigh forgotten, suddculy
reappeared, gray and shrivelod, to as
sist ,nt this re8urectio tit the "'lost.j
i.,usc, uui ino nasi ware receded
after a few hours,1 leaving niany'stran
ded, disconsolale and', utterly ruined.
The Government employe who "was
more or less completely parulyred by
the force of the first terriblo blow,", re
covered consciousness and speech after
the fi rst wa ve hnd gone' over .him," and
wit!1 ''M.1.6'00 f tnetide.'returuefl
the'taun'ta of torincntors of the day
previous with a will. And so we have
floundered 'and fluctuated through
three days and nights'""" It is 'devoutly
hoped Uiaf definite in telligcnoj, setting
(jovernyr , Hayes', election beyond a
peradventure, will be received before
night-fall.1 - V' 1 ; - .
TJfndlan affairs, Ross Tweed and.' the
threatening situation cf ' European
matters Jiaye all been crowded aside
temporarily by the nll-abso'rbnig mat
ter ol the I'rcsidentml election. -i But
they are each destined to furnish many
a sensational jrumdr.i probably, after
the city returns to its normal senses
The Centennial .tourist has almost
entirely deserted our" streets, nnd .; we
have .become 'so - accustomed to their
eager manners and their general air
of expectancy that wo are eorry' to be
deprived of them. They have ; given
an appearance of life to our -city . du
ring the hot mouths, aa unusual as it
was grateful t& permanent residents.
Vour correspondent begs to "be ex
cused from further, remarks at .'.the
present time, as in "common with many
oihor patriotic citizens, he is shattered
aud dilapidated ta the last point ttf
eudurancc by the stieceseivo defensive
and offensive engagements of tU past
forty-eiglit hours. .. . . il, .. ;,
i .- I''-' '''MaxwelIi.'-"
, It is stated that prominent post
v f. 7
office officials are of the opinion' that
the Potaffice Commission now investi
gating tho ..subject' of railway mail
transportation will recommend the re
establishment -of tho fust -moil trains,
and will support the -recommendation
by strong evidence of iheir oecesiity.
The testimony taken in neafjy all .of
the Western btates is singularly uuau
imous in favor ; of the restoration of
this'sy6tera. It . is certain, however,
that none of the railroads will restore
these fast mails cnlcss increased com
jiensation is given. , --
A speculativa journal has bccnla
boriously at work estimating the cost
of Presidential electionsnnd puts it
at $3,000,000 or $1,500,00 ) for each
y"li!icfti irty. Tli. rt la u0 attaina
Mo tliUa p the.Hihjoct, and Tinnot
bo determined whether the cstimnto is
right or wrong. It makes, however,
but little difference to the general
public, as tho experse is borne by
privateJ paftif.y The burden falls
chiefly on wealthy partisans .wba.AXv.4
peel to share 30 me, way the benefits
tuning from the' election tf their can.
didate. Il takes the. fjnn,f a tax
only In 'tlie case of oftice-hol.drs, who
are assessod for election. xpe rises' by
the party id power, ncuslola that often
falls heavily upnri - tleparttnc'iit . clerks
ana mumr piuciuis. . ,i no burden
louclies the, people fcmo.Uly and. indi
rectly, if at till, while in 'reality they
derive an actual atJ imnlcdlalo. bene
fit. :' The . yarioui'" 'devices by ' J which
their sympathy ond support are solic
itedcrTo to awalioiva more active In
terest in public affair, and the hiaen
acquire the rudiments of political edu
cation, instead of remtinin2 to apathy
and Ignorance of the condition; tf the
country ; and the adminUtralien of . the
government, 1 Great ai thotost of our
elcctienB may be'theyl cannot-be la-
minted as .an unmitigated . burden
"P9u,ih people.. .The; only i objection
tothe syslent of expenditure is in its
possible Influence fa promcfiing pfficinl
'corruption J" Jrct H has 'iiot'jbcen lj
recfly ascertained wlictlicr this lias re-
BUjicu ;n any lusiance er not. .
Mm mi Br ' at C '
: i ne Lniennirtl Jxhibition was
formally closed, on( Friday , last with
appropriato j ceremouica. ' lusio ty
1 hoiuas'; orchestra,- addresses by the
several heads of the Centennial man
agemenf.arid then the formal announce
ment of the ..closing by President Grant,
couslUutcd the programme. ; It has
proven a success in every particular,
add really is tho fir C completely sue-
cessiui iniernauonai j'jxiiiDition. ever
htdd. This is the ;nire ( gratifying
beer use it was thought that- so' costly
on entcrpriscoulil only be mauagcd
in moimrchial' countries;1 where the
Government 'could' ien'l 'its 'influence
iind niil.4' We have proven the ,incor
rectnessof that .theory j im'd that such
an enterprise.' can ha mridp n 'financial
success. Great prape. is Vine tjjft gen
tlemca having the enterprise in charge
for their sliiJL aiiilrdevotioO rto their
trusts.' A littla inevitable" j.irrinff oc
enrred at intcrralii.-biit xh'4 wai, jr-
haps, una voidable. GoneraHv'i decis
ions' weri widely made, and right pur
poses ii.ihcrcd to-, ; The CVlttenuial will
pa remembered an a grniid ' event in
mir national ? history; ' "
.T'Te. latest, , official inlelKgence
from t ho Yellowstone? country would
seem to indicate-that ( lie Indian ques
tion U'virtbally settlod. ' Tm'mcdiafcjy
after the fi'ht of October ol,',eome
400 1 1-iUgcs1 separated ''faun Kittiii
Bill. General j Miles ; followed ;theiu
oycrtuk'uig them! at the Yellowstone,
opposite the mouth f Cttbin Creek,
when they declared their wish to, sur
rcuder. After 'arrangements' i were per
fected to this end, General , Miles ire
turned to ihe trail of Sitting Bull, who
had gone: Nortlr toward "Fori re'ckl. .. i.i. caVr VirVu!-
wiLh lliirlvlodnoWhii en.iree. JVL-LiJLlS SMITJif,
-J .. ........ w.,
and w.19 following them at.Jait, ac
count?. jNcarlj,, fwo tliouiaoawftr-
fiori will ha iu at tho Cheyenqa Agen
cy on or before th first of 'December,
where they' will bo surrendered to the
Government. " ' . ' . " ' , .
u Secretary Fish' says i ho negotia
tions are pending with the'Govern
ment of Great BritaXa foe the renewal
of the Extradition treaty, nor U it th
purpose of this .Government to take
tit- iuitiatorj etepa necessary to re viva
tho oii treaXr or ' neoV'tate a new one.
The treaty was nbrdgaied- by the act
1 . 1 1 ' t- " . I ' iri 1 . 1 1
or vne i)ri;isn, uoveruineijii,; auc, any
proposition for anew extradition must
cotue from Chat Government. '
' -Oen." Giles A'.&nith whose brill
iant record os .a'u'ofllcor in the Depart
ment uf Tennessee, and with Sherman,
in Georgia, anJ -as Second Assistant
Postmaster General, it known all over
the nation, died at Bloomiugtou, jlll.,
on Sunday, aged forty-seven, of cou
sumption, was born iu Jefferson
county, i New York, and lived ia
Bloomington' for many years, being in
the dry goods and hotel businees. j
-No rcioie i extravagant price!.
Holiday goods and Fancy 1 Jewelry,
Silverware, Ac, at low' prices. Now"
ie the time to get your time pieces
fixed.' Leavo your walcbe with G.
W. Bovard, Tiouesta. : . -31
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Allegheny" Valley ""Rail " Road,
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. DAVID MetrAHOO, Ucu'l Sup'U
J,-MOKTOJ( HAI.Ti, ' . -
-. f Joil'l ln(eili;ei' Ticket AtfcMlt.
TO THR WORKING CLASS. Wo enn
furnish you employment nt whieh yon enn
inalio rcry largo pay, in your own loenli
tlPH. without being nwnv from homo over
night. Agent wniiteil In every town and
couuty t Uka milmorilur" for Tlie Cell
tenHiil Kioortl, tho l.irorPt piilillcntion In
the Unitoil Slates HI pnffrB, m column;
Elejrnntlv Illustrated f Toi iiih only f I per
yoar. , ,'J'he Hoeord 1 devoteil twhHtever
U of interest connfctoil v-tU UiVnfen-
nial yeiir. Tho Uiuk Kxhihition nt l'liU-I
alelphin I rully llliifth nted In detail. ; ICv
irybwly want-i 1K .Tlio wlinle proplo feel
groat iutert U Hie4n Oumtry'H Certen
nial Klrthdny, rtiid want to know nil nliotil
It.t An elegant pntriolio ernyon drawliipr
pwmlom pieliiro is presented free to em-h
finlioeriber. t, Js entitled, ''In reinnni
briwioanf Hi One Mtmdrertth AnnivprHii
rv of tho Independence, of iho, -United
State?' ;.Siae,'i2."x!10 lueUBMU Any etieenh
beeomo a sneeos.st'til nimt, for but mIiow
the paper and pieturo nnd ImndredH of
ftubnoribor-H nro e:wlly obtslurd every
where. 'I here is no bi'iKin- tht will pay
liko this nt present. Wo have ' iiiniiy
agents who arc maklnu ns liivch an ?Jl per
dnv and rtpwnrds. Now Im tho tlmo ; don't
delan ItouiernlK-r It eostn nolkiiiif to nv
the business n trial. rf Hend far our eiioil
hirs, torniM, and mi in pi o mpy oi" pnper,
wbii-U aro SPtitree lo nil - who apply ; do
it to-Owy ,-t'olnple nutfit freo to thoso
who doeldo U onjufn-w. l-'armers snd mo
clmnies,, nj thrir nonsuuid dnujjhters
m:ko I lie verv best of uonls., - Address, '
TlIEUl-'.X'nCMAL 1!KC()IU).
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The'oidosf. TjireNt, ond Most Perfect
J". i .' t!iinifnttory In tho Unllod
States, nearly
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No other Musical Instrument ever obtain
tr j j llhoiwHiBiv)pi;larliy;2 J A'
jr-Senii for 1'i lce Lists. . "
Tlio fact of ours bointt tho oldjt-t
larggst jmuitifiwjtojy in tho United. MttiH.4,.
witli, neoriyJrtj.MM) liitrumentu now !i
use. Is jiulliwyiit ftimranU'o of our ivi
sponsjUJitj aijd. too iiieiipv ui l!ni
inent'fi.
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THE LARGEST
FUFJITURESTADUSHIHEIg?
IN TJIK OIL Ri;G10Jt
Dealer in
CABINET AND UPHOLSTERS
rURNITTIRE!
i'UANKLJN,, . r .. . X'A
Consistinj; cj
J'ijorJ Ofiieo ajul (k)UMiMn IiJftk
Mattresses, Piliovn, Windo
Sluules, Fixtures, Lok
II i il'v,si-t j
1 'Also, agent for Venango cotmty f.-i th
Colebrntod Manhattan Mpring and
Combination MattresneB, iii.-mUttct urod
and for sale at my Furniture WnreroiiM,
13tli; street.- ueaf. JUIitrty.: fail r.nd
sample Heu. it ly
TOll WOltK of nil kinds flone ai this of
fieo on short noti-.
JOB WORK ne.itly execute J at U10 .
t'UIU.KjAN Otl'u. , - . , .; ,
MIND ItKADINU, Psyehomnnev, Fiw
cinaUoiu tkul (.Imrmiii, Mmfr
ism, and MarriaKo (lnide, hliow injr how
eitlier sex may fascinuto and gain tht love
and alfoction of any person they clxno in.
stantly. 400 paos. Jly mail 50 ct-s. Hunt
tt Co., 139 S. 7th ML, l'hlla. ' ' IM 4
IItFE GIFT of a Piano for destribntliiK
oor circuhirs : iu1,1i-.-hm If u. !'..... ..
Wf Broadway, New York. - 3 4 "
Tionenta, Au. 1876.
A KUTI.SE Its sond 25 ient4.ti OM.
xi f. Howell & Co.. 41 Park Row. N. Y..
for their J-Uifhty-piige I'ainphlgt, showing
eostof adverisinjr.
ADVERTISING
in Ueligiou.s and Agricultural wceklimi
nair-prieo. hena for eutaioguo on
.no
List Flan.! For information, addresi
GKO. P. ROWKLL ACO.i
22 4 41 Park. Row. v v.
UUlf II H I ImXJt Her vices. (V.iiii,I..(a
and relhiblo. Kiu'.orsed from olieinl
sources. Karo chance for imcnts. Neenrn
lrriUiry at mice. For i-irciiliir mid lei nia
ur mill tei iiia
Hi .hhiy; t u., I
tS j
lulUnws iuautc - C'Hv Pul
l ima., in. - ,
Ililnlr Aollce.
! r.stnto rif Miil'V Prtle i1eee:ied, bite of
Tlonestn Township, lorest eoiinty. All
pel-sonn Indehled Ui said estnie urn ri
iiuested ti nmke imiiKflialo pnviiienl, nmt
thrtHTi hHViliK ti-nrtl einims mj.'iiiiHt tliesnuio
will present them, without dely, In ji(i-r. y
order for settlement to'
NANCY DAWSON Administratrix.;
f i r fr MIJ.KS W TATM, Alt'y, .
line t!0, l70.r M . - - Tinned a, Pn. .
solJd Wealth i
.' .'. ,- $1100,000 IN filKTMl
dnuidest Seheme ever fn'setitisl to tho
fnbtlet '""" '
A 1,'OUTITNK l.'OU ONLY 1'2.
T1
ill"! TCentuekv ('ash liistribntion (Tom-
mi ('oni- l
nl m-t f i
n hunolH Tf
int. will f
pnnv, antliori7.ed bv a speelnl
Ihe Kenlueky I,erislnUire, lor the
of the l ublle Si'IiooIm ot r ranklo-
hiWf thi first of their series of (irnnd
Drawing at Major IUUr. in tho City of
Frankfort, J.y.', on , T ,,
TMt'HsilAY, A t'dUST rij ISTll,
On which iM-ciision thry will distribnto
thy ticket-holders Hie iinnicnsn suhl of .
$ 6 O O ,0 O O.
Thos. 1. l'orter, Kx-(.ovriior Ky., (len-
' I eral Mnnajjer. .
l'DlTI YI'LX .SO i'( iNTl'ON KM KNT I
wo will linvOa series of tli und Drnwlnifs
and can not establish ihn prrcotloiit of
post (Kin in;,
- ' i ' LIST OK (MKTS:
One praml eash m .....100 oort
Ono urund cash nill Wi (hmi
Ono unt:d camIi Kilt '1T inn)
Ono Krund eHJ-h gilt.. ..,......, 'JO OOil
(hie grand ensli lil Minn!
One errand rnsh plft .: 1 '. .') () (I
fiO (-ush jriftsof $l,WHi eueh M) 0(H1
UN) (.'null Kins of iVN) ech Wi (nnj
100 ChsIi gifts or 100 each 40 000
100 Cash gifts or - lliNiench 30 000
M ('asli gifUtof Ifoornvh X 40 000
000 Cash gills of , JOO rch..j... l0 00 o
10,000 Cash gifts of l ;iiH-)n.,.r. Jl'O 000
(rTt:iU U.IS'gifis nil oatdi.-U.. m) oo.)
I'PIC'KOI-'TIOKI'.TS!
Wholo ti-kets, $12 1 Hulveii, f'l; imir.
lefs; $a ;4 II tickets, $100; 'J71 tick el .4, :(O0
4J tickets, fc,-iOO; tin tickets, $1,01).' PK),
tHN) tickets nt nii'li.
Hon. K. II. Taylor, Mayoi of I'nink Toi I,
tho entire Ismrd ot City ('oiiiK'ilinen; Hon.
Alvln lmvall. Into Cliief .lustieo ol-Kentucky.
nJid other Utirigui.ieri citUen.
toielher With' such disinterested person'
as llio ticket, holdui'H pi usenl may desi
nato will uperlntend the drawing.
lteinittauecs can bo iinu'io by Kx press,
Dnilt, Postollleo Money order,' lJeg'mlevvii
Letter, made payable 'to Kentucky
1 lis! film! ion Cniupiiny.
. All cJWoiiinnicHtitiiis eonneeted wllh Hio
dihtribution und orders for Tickot. and
iippllentioiiM of i;ents to fell Wvki'ts,
should lie nddrcvKcil to
. . . HON. TIIOM. 1'. l'OItT.V
12 4 licneral Mamiger, l-'isnklbil, Kv,
. ( Or.W. W. IIAIUIOW ,V CO..
(Sen. K:i-tern Apents,
, - . . 710 Hriiwlwny, N. T,
Awarued the ntuhet MihU ai Vifjwia.,
E.A-H.:T...AHfiiaT S CO.
-C-L H lUxWlwar.m York..-'-
(Opp. tetror.lH;m l'lotot.) ' ! J
ManiiiVotnms, tmrortirs Dcnlns Ih,
CHaOMOS,A.ViVilAMKS,
STEREOSC OJf-E SAND VIEW S,
. I . i ! l .'..!-.. I i
' AlUUSiiijVklI0',v,prti. 'd Mutter
' " ' r Ula Yicwu. ' '
Wtt.nr.-.TTeiiiToii.'.rfers fir cvciythinT In
Hwiiv.f STKllKOVTK.'ONS iind Jlf.Vti
lOJU.iTKUNH, beini; i:ia:infac(iii'ern or
tte - - ' ; .. ..
IttorA'-S..-ionhri-T.iuifeiTr'' ' 1' '
epo-l'isfii,.,,,,, '".' '
UuiviH-Mty SJetis pt'eon,
JLUvfrtisttrs Mereopiicoi
Artoptkoii
1 .;- - t-xnl T-.-iiifern, ,
' ' if Faiuilv
IU .... : .. : I --
I. i n..
. I,WI Jji. O A J , - I
in,sK-;v'i)('i tu t-sj v uh (to
n i
ti tAfl raiu bjit
CirtaAiTroH of T.i.pti;rnsr!ill!r-Ii.;c.wif,
directions tl.r'Awlnj., F.t. 1. ftpoiioiiJoH
' An'-Afrtrtlr ayui.civ waiko iiio-ev
rieh a ATtksi.1 Imntewi.- "
..Td-Cnt out tjiia adv.crttsTii(-ot ;.,r', 1 of-,
ereiiee.-IT ' ,
1 ; - i . i u ...... ' .',!,.-!. ,
, I -. , I ... I . - .
DL'ftfNYJ (nip .tp'ri-nor tft(i iU ( ml
months, in tlKMUtflOKUY. Vtt VIS '
ICN, FIjOUU it FKKI) IhisimtsM in Tiii
ncsta wo ha,vo , found Mio. uUl, maio
II
MONEY
Mved In money earned." r true one, mid
that weihnve saved the people ol the'bor
oupli ami rriiyulirfc'.i-4imtry a rJnxld
craldo amount.
Mavlnjr had a T0113 rxperlMiicc in tho
wholesale linsinoss, we have poeulinr itt
etliUeafor buying from first ham.U'. which
nnllfnito otfcr extra induoeuieuts to
Cash Rnyers, and having ndoiitedtiio trim
ynli'ui of doing business for
CASH
1
. u"'1 wu Kl for n much
letaik
invor LT.!,!!!!!"-ill'rri.'. in
iv of the 1 cities in tho Ntuto
u luauiwingino citizens for liberal i.aU
ronaifo in tim ruf I 'u
nova! from tho Fil,or stoW. ,1 ho ' coat
ant loeatioi:;kiown us I ho ' 1
ACOM2 DUILD1NC,
wheie, iu eon-iciation of 10 eontim.e,
epression in ,!he times, have again loWe,-
notb'f.".'' ,w,,iuv'B tlmt goods 8l,on d
ot lw S, 1,1 at war pruvs, where theormor
tumtu;s to make money aro so mm h Uh
. I . v- uim;
fiMi" f,'tf'"',e("1!' w," ' k.t op?r
til .P. M., r the iniitual ben. I, fil,
until
goneial public and oursHw
mutual hoin iit of tho
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