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Crowded csst.

\ quantity f interesting matter pre-
pared for this issue has been crowded ont
by the many fayors received from the bus
mess community (among which will be
found the Premium List, Election Notice,
Examination Of Teachers, Tax List, and
numerous other fayors) who know where
to spend their money for printer ink. Il
pays them and piea9cs Us.
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putin for IsaroOr.

The tug Admiral David 4. Porter, from
Chicago, having four lumber barges in tow,
bound for Green Bay, put into this port
last night, in consequence Of the extremely
heavy sea running and head wind.
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The annual FIR of the State Agricultural
Society Viii open At the Cold Springs
ground near Milwaukee, on the 18th inst.
The grounds are stated to be in better con
,lition than they were last year. and the
arrangements Of the exhibition rooms,
stalls for cattle, etc, have been 50 perfect
81 that all who may carry anything there
for exhibition viii fnl ample room and ac-
Communications. We refer our readers to
the notice Of the Secretary OF the Society,
J. " Iioy, Esq, which viii be found in
nnntLnr .-lnmn
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ring, uneven motion so often experienced
on older roads.
The bridge across the Branch river is
completed, and all were united in pronounc-
ing it a model structure. The cars passed
over it for the first time, yesterday, and
the excursionists We're set down at the door
of mine host, kunz, where sundry refresh
mcnts for the inner man were partaken OF.
y large force Of men are at work at this
point, engaged in laying the track west
ward.
On the return tip the train stopped at
the grounds of the Agricultural Society, and
the party visited and inspected the prem
iscs. Here speeches were made by several
individuals, representing the necessity for
fostering AMI assisting the Association,and
subscriptions were taken by those interest
eli in the success of the enterprise, MIR.
! Villas subscribing 500, Jacob Grimm $50,
and most Of the gentlemen composing the
County Board giving material encourage
ment.
T All the members Of the Board expressed
themselves pleased with the condition of
tbinrs on the road, and with the manner
in which the work i progressing. On re-
turning to this city, cheers We're given for
President Villas and the \. & \. L. Pail
way. The company then dispersed, CRATE
Il
IA ~ IN
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cTrY AND COUNTRY
Slight Iica.

The fire department was called out on
Monday noon to eztinguish an incipicnt
confa-ration On the premises of Mr..
Schrcitzer on the south side. Not much
<ialnap was done.
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Awarding Committees.

|. Members Of Awarding Committees
will report thcmselyeI to the Secretary at
TO o clock on Wednesday, October llth,
when ali vacancies will be filed and APP
pUlntmcnts made.
,. No person can act as Judge In any
lot in which he may be an exhibitor.
3. No animal or article deemed unwor-
thy, shall be awarded premium; but no
premium shall be withheld merely because
there is no competition.
/. The Judges will report only animals
or articles entitled to premiums, except
they may especially commend such others
az may be deemed worthy of commentator.
). Each award must be written in plain,
careful manner on the blank page opposite
the entry, and the reason for the award
should be stated.
+. Premiums viii be paid on the author
ity Of the Awarding Committee.
:. Hay viii be furnished without charge
to al the stock on the Grounds.
:. No animal or article on exhibition can
be removed from the Grounds until the
close Of the exhibition without the consent
Of the Executive Committee.
9. The Awarding Committee will aflix
the prizes and report to the Secretary rs
soon as the awards are made.
10. During both days Of the Fair every
facility will be offered by the Society for
the sale or exchange Of stock.
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Banking and Exchange Office
T. G. SHOVE,
EEANiTOWOc, WIS.

TT S. BOMBS 1905, 5-2O's, and all
y !. other kinds purchased, sold and
exchanged. Coupons on Interest War
rants cashcd. Gold. Silver, and Coin
drafts purchased at the highest market
rates.
Drafts on all the principal cities of the
United States and Canada, bought and
sold. Foreign Exchange on Great Bri-
tain and Continental Europe, for sale in
sums to suit. Deposits received, subject
to sight draft. Also interest paid on de-
posits by special agreement. Collect ons
made on all parts of the United States,
Canada, Great Britain and Europe, made
at reasonable rates. Passage Tickets by
Steam Sale Line to and from Great
Britain and Continental Europe, for sale
at New York prices I. c. SHOVE
Manitowoc, August 1870.
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MAkIT0W0G COUNTY FAIR.

The Executive Committee Of the Mani
towoc County Agricultural Society have
adopted the following
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Rules and RcguiatioDs:

The Grounds Of the Society VIII be open
for the reception Of articles for exhibition
On TUESDAY, the 10th day of October, and
until Wednesday, the 18th day Of October,
at 0 clock \. NJ.
|. Articles which are the result Of me-
chanical or artistic skill must be entered by
the manufacturer, artist or agent.
> Articles which are the products of
the soil must be entered in the name OF the
producer Of the same.
s. Every animal entered for competition
must be entered in the name Of the owner
or agent.
t. On the entry of each animal or arti-
cle a card will be furnished the exhibitor,
specifying the class and number of the en-
try, which card must be attached to such
article or animal during the exhibition.
). No article or animal will be assigned
a place on the Grounds until entry shall
have been made as above.
Is. Exhibitors will at al. times give the
necessary personal attention to whatever
thov have on exhibition, and at the close Of
the Fair take entire charge of the same
Diligence will be used by the officers Of the
Association to prevent injury TO animals or
articles on exhibition, but they viii not be
responsible for any damage that may occur
!. All animals must be entered for exhi-
bition on the first day Of the Fair. Ample
provision viii be made by the Association
for the care and protection Of all animals
left on the Grounds over night.
s. An entry fee will be charged on all
entries for premium Of % per cent. of the
premium offered, and - cents for each
animal brought upon the Grounds for sale
or exchange.
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PASSAGE TICKETS.

SOLE AGENCY for Manitowoo and yici-
nlty, for the Hamburg and American
Steamship Company Also agent for
German sailship lines. FREE TICKETS
issued from Germany TO Manitowoe at
New York rates
A General Banking Business tran
sacted on precisely the same terms as an
incorporated bank, with the additional
security Of Personal liability. vl2nIlif
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DIVISION B.-CATTLE.
CLASS O.-SHoRT HORNS.

The committee on this class viii require
full and satisfactory pedigree in every in
stance; also in the following class:
CLASS I.
Devons, Attorneys, Jerseys, Ayrshire
and l!erfords. Premiums the same as in
Glass 6.
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Dated the 5th lay Of Sept \. b. 1871.
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CTATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF
- Manitowoc. ss-In the matter Of the
proof and probate Of the last will and tesla
ment Of Matthias Iimlicka, deceased, late Of
the county Of Manitowoc. Whereas, an in
strument in writing, Purporting to be the
last will and testament Of Matthias iluilicka,
deceased, late of the county Of Manitowoc,
has been filed in this office. and whereas ap-
plication has been made by Elizabeth Hui
licka praying that the same be proven and
admitted to probate according to the laws Of
this State, and that John Ucher be named
as executor of the last will hud testament OF
said deceased: therefore. it IS ordered that
said application be heard before me ut the
Probate Office, in the city Of M',nitowoc, in
SAID county, on the ID day Of October, A.
d. 1871. at 10 o clock in the forenoon. And
it is further ordered, that notice shall be
given to all persons interested i'll said will,
Of the time and place of said hearing, by
publication in the MantoToc Pilot, a news
paper printed in said county, for three sue
cessive weeks, once each week, prior to the
time Of such hearing. BY the Court.
G-3w ". W WALDO, County Judge.
EIRCUIT COURT-MANITOWOC CUUN-
X ty. Henry Bntz against John 2.
Christman, David Iiemmel and Joseph Hell
nun lii'ue .; yu'si he ., ,;,ioS W.
ure ana S''Ic ,iaIe III [hg hoo'e tH,tsIGo "o-
ton on the 23i day OF Decemocr' 1911, Tue
SUBSCRIBER sheHn OF Mahi'owoc county Wiz Wiz
comsn' lor IHa' puEpDSt uIty d ;lIt II.
sen " puoiio "uCsio - ~ 'nS
!, tLe 'front.' door oi 'he CVuiV liouse, al .he
city OF ManItowoc, IN sald county OF Mahlto-
woe, on the I'd day OF September, 1871 at ten
O. clock i'll the forenoon Of that day, the real
estate directed by said Judgment TO be sold
ana therein Sc. lor'h as io!io"S' ne south
east quarter Of me northeast quarter ana lhe
sou'heasI quar'er VI 'Ae s'u't"ee' qu'i 'el' :
anu the hofth nan oi tle southeast quarter
all OF section No. sixteen iol' OF toWhshIP
40. eighteen io), north OF range no. tNeh-
ty-onc (2l), beng situated IL SAID county Of
Aanitowoc.
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Drawn in sums to suit on all the princi-
pal cities Of Germany, France, England,
Norway. sc.
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Ny motto is, Cash SALES AND
SMALL PROFITS"
Please Remember Z viii
not he UnGepsola, l2-45tf

-
IN PROBATE-MANITO COUNTY
i Court. In the matter of the estate Of
Theodore Schultz. deceased On reading
and filing the petition Of Marie Katharine
Schultz, of Centreviile, in said county, rep
resenting, among other things, that Theodore
Schultz, late of said county, on the Gath day
of July, A. ID. 1871, at Centreville, in said
county, died intestate, leaving goods chat
tells and estate within this State, and tina;
the said petitioner is the widow of said de-
ceased, and praying that administration Of
said estate be to Dominick SCHNEIDER grant
ed, it is ordered that said petition be heard
before the Judge Of this Court, on Monday,
the 81 day OF October. A. ID. 1871, ut 10
Q clock a IN, ut my Office in said county
Ordered further, that notice thereof be
given to the heirs of said deceased, and to
all persons Interested, by publishing a copy
Of this order for three successive weeks prior
to said day Of hearing. il the Manitowoc
Pilot, weekly newspaper published at Mani
towoc in SAL county. ". W. WALDO,
County Judge.
Date1 the 5tr day Of Sent 4 Il. 1871
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DIVISION F.-FRCIT AND FLOW
Frs

CLASS l9.-FRUITs.
JnaGes-E. Il. Smith, c, kobke, F.
Herman.
Best ana largest variety apples named,
specimen Of standard apples > 90; colcc-
ton Of grapes, best variety of pears 3 90;
ID do , 90; best variety Of p!ums 90; III
do 90. All fruit must remain on eXhbi-
ton till the close of the fair.
CLASS l9-FLowERS.
Best and greatest variety named flowers
90: floral arch , GO; floral wreath, exhi-
bitiCn house plants | 50; best and greatest
variety unnamed flowers . 90.
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VIII buy and sell, at market rates, all
issues Of L. S. Securities, Gold, Gold
Drafts. Silver sc.
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Tickets.
PIsEIflyJG LIST,
DIVISION A.-IIGRSES.

CLASS 2.-HORSES OF ALL WORK.
Premiums and Judges same a. above.
CLASS 3.-FARM TEAMS.
Double and Single Mare and Ceilings in
Heavy Harness.
In this, and the following class, matches
and pairs Will not be allowed to be made
up for the occasion, but must be owned by
the samA inliNilnal
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Fsy SnlaHcy Bros,

one fall rugged Lord Plow, to be given to
the best plowman, skill to be tested by
striking single furrow on the grounds, i'll
the forenoon of the second day of the fair
The person contesting, to furnish his own
team (horses or oxen), and the work to be
done with the prize pillow. Persons to
compete in the order in which they enter
JHdqes-II. McAllister, Jacob Grimm,
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Best eve over , yrs old 90: % best 90
Best eve over " old and nnder2 %
81 best w
Best buck lamb 90; % best | 90
Best eve lamb 90: ID best 10
Best specimen of fat sheep Of any breed ) %
MIDDLE WOOL.
Premiums same as above.
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DIVISION H.-TENTILE FABRICS
MECHANIC, AND FINE ARTS.

CLASS 90 CABINET WORK. TrHoLsTERY.
JuiJes-H. S. pierpont, f Simon, \. Fem
ton.
For best bedstcad, set chairs wood seat
set chairs lspriug seat, sofa. dressing bu-
reau, and writing desk. , 90; best work
stand. school desk tincluding scat hat rack.
set chamber furniture, set parlOr furniture,
centre table, dining table, spring bed, lounge,
divan, curlci hair mattress, moss mattress,
and corn hu>k ,nattre.s ! 90
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CLASS o7-LEATHER.


Judgss-C. I. Haggenaw, &. DAIMLER, R
McColum.
F r best double farm harness. 90: best
double carriage harness, > 90; best buggy
harness lady's saddle and bride, pair Of
fine boots. palr coarse shoes, pair iadv'.
boots and shoes horse collars, buckskin
gloves, lady's gloves, Go.
CLASS -S-PRlNrERs AND 30 EIspEEs'
WORK.
Best record book Of whatever description.
30: ledger, i GO: specimen OF fancy bind
ing, 90; specimen Of books for keeninc
farm accounts, co; book printing. / 90.
card printing. ten specimens. 90: o-na-
mental printing not less than ten specimens.
l 90; poster printing. l o.
CLASS 2a-STAPLE Goous. HOUSEHOLD NAN
UFACl CRE.
JRdqcs-AIrs. J Lavake, Mrs. L. King
holGz, Mrs Henry Smith
Best pair Of blankets. > 90; 81 do, 90;
BIS: yards SopllcI cIgth, ! 90, best Voc Len
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\ G. PAN | l.
KITCHEN.

CLASS 2Q.-PANTRY STORES.
Juages-W. Murphy, Mrs. Nindiate,
Mr. Simon.
Best Jar or frkin of butter not less than
Is pounds > 90: 2l 10 90: best roll but
ter l 80; "a do 90; best box honey 90:
2d do 75c; best barrel fall wheat -four
, 90; barrel spring wheat -four 90; bush
el corn meal | 50: best sample yeast bread
, 00;2i do l 90; best sample saltrising bread
90: 2d do / 90: home made hard soap
, 90; soft soap 90: loaf graham or
brown bread l 80: collection Of canned
fryIits in iarc , na
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CLASS 9.-AiLCH cows.
Best mich COW 6 90: ID best 3 90
Statement to be furnished containing the
age and breed of cow and time of caiying:
the quantity of milk during given period,
and also the quantity Of butter.
CLASS l0.-oXEN AND STEERS.
Best yoke Of oxen yrs old and upw'd 5 90
ID best 3 90
Best yoke 3 yrs old I 90: I'd best , 90
Best yoke > WIS old 5 90: 2d best , 90
Best pair yearling steers , %; ID best 90
Best specimen of beef cattle ; 00
DIVISION C.-SHEEP, HOGS AND
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Il WITTENBERG. Sheriff.
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Best fruit cake, Jelly cake, pound cake
sponge cake, basket fancy cakes > 90.
CLASS 24.-FEUITs AND JELLIEs.
Judges--Mrs. G. c. Barnes, Mrs L. B.
Treat. Mrs J Lcvakc
For the best ounce, peach. strawberry
pear, watermelon, and plum preserves. 90
For the best apple and grape Jelly, 90.
For the best plum butter. l 90
Best display Of jeliics and preserves
ticles coming under this class not enumerated
above, viii be awarded corresponding pre-
miums
CLASS 2j.-PICKLES AND CATsUP
For the best cucumber, cabbage onion
tomato, and mixed pickles, / o. Best pie
ealilly, tomato catsup, catsup. spiccd apples,
peaches, and plums, %.
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". BRowa,
II. HrlmolLASD, sR, judges.
CnRIS. KEEL,
the following breeds Of hogs berkshire,
Chester White, all cros=es) viii be
awarded the following premiums:
Best boar over VT old 5 90; II DO 3 %
Best boar over months old and under
lvr 5 90; 81 do 90
Best brood SOW over VI 90; n 10 , 50
Best pigs under 6 mos 1 GO; 2d DO , 90
Largest and fattest hog Of any breed > %
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SPECIAL PREMIUMS.

In addition to the regular premiums
awarded by the Society, the following
spccia! premiums will be given 10y the gen-
tlcmen named:
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sUNNYsIDE HEATER.

SuSNYsIpE At MARYLAND STATE FAIR, BAL
TIMoRE-Flrst premium for flre- e-pAce Heaters
awarded the Sunuyside,
Advantages OF the Sunnyside
|, II Is 81 cc"structcd that oue-thiri more OF
the radiatng surface extends Into the room, CIV
Ing that much more additional heat without eX-
ira fuel,
2, II Is the only IIot,Air Fireplace Heater IN
the market, Like the regular built cellar heater,
Il loses no heat, but confines II all to lts lcsit-
purposes,
3, The fuel magazine Is double the usual slze,
extending from the iire-box To the top OF the
stove, with capacity fog lwenty-tour hours' sup
ply OF coal,
1, The patent double cover for coal magazine
consumes the gas, prevents escape OF gas iuto
the room, aud makes Il impossible for any puff
hngs or explosions 10 occur, This Is au adyaut-
age possessed by no other Fireplace stove la the
market,
., There are three air oyamhors, wherein u
brisk circulation is kept up, drawing the cold air
lu The room through heated hugs Into a large
hol-alr reservoir, az the back ol the stove,
No eide pipes are usei, as the alt 10 heated
Ia reservoir having d1ublu radiatiug hues aud
double back, supplying large quantities OF hot
allN ilhodi waste uf heat 90 fuel,
q The srAAfsinE ulilizrs the waste heat 90
thoroughly that Nc frequently heat an adjoining
ROOM nh tho trsi, behides beating the TOunis Ia
second aud lhrd stolies,
q 4 damper on top 0f the stove, connected
VIII lho bot all hues, controls ihg quantity Of
h'. eii Iequliel iol tho use ui eliheT lhs upper
of '"apf rooms, Al other fireplace sloyes aIs
Ntt. luenhltnlehl in thla frsppcl,
" The htaie u self sealins, and 40 dusl eau
es.ale ehlls shaklnE "a,
bfpRAT, PETERSON a co,
fhlladrplla,
~, n. AAsakA, Agsnt.
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EXTRAORDINARY.
$40 OFFERSl0
30 DAYS ON TRIAL.
aLONFl1IN PAYMENTS.
PRICE REDUCED.

TuE AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE Co. have
concluded to Offer their whole stock OF superior
aud widrykuuwn mNyhlucs, upon the above
unparalleled terms, 10 everybody, everywhere,
who have, or eau Uud use for really good Sew
ing Machine, che per than the cheapest
Every one Is welcome to u months free trial
at their own home,
Tho beet, and only true guarantee ofhs quality,
Is a muuth'a free TRIAL
The object Of giving free trial Is To show YOU
how Good our Machine h,
Thi, Is the ,"pIost nnl most certain way TO
convince yuu that our Machine Is just what YOU
want,
Tho Secret Of safety Is In ore months trial,
No one parls with the Machine utter trial, All
pay tpr and keep a.
BAY mo- machine Wlll YOU have found ID good
uur, ry-y tu learn, easy Ca manage, casy 90 work,
vtry tu Keep iu urlFr, perfect la mechanism,
p.rItot iA construction, simple, reliable, aud
satisfactory, hny company who Viii refuse you
tbis much cauuut have as good Sewing Machine
aa uuta,
Buy only when you kups tho machine docs
not tab au huUr 90 ggt ready ~ dp a minutes
NuIb,
Hat uuly Nbru ,,u dad Machine that IL
t,uly Na minute 90 du ans Liul ut work aul l'
alNuAs tpuItf aud lrN,' uul ul order,
month tIlal uuHNtJa al questions, sulN es
ull duuLls, pitNvuts AN wiHlahgs, aul b. thH utlF
sai' Na} 4" su }uur tupuela NoItn' liy A' You
ptuuut lurg,
/ Wlie tnT our Confidential Circulate aul Illus
tMlrl f1mphItl' containing lNN lIlNtAlala %
which Wu Nli r.pi luA h5 sttuIn ui mail ace
NtA atmllpt ul Saving, tlat lal gau ltdEp iUr
+ suulsrlL Aui irwrubgp that So t.l QUA good
MHrlUn ti u Iur IiIi. blnH ,Aiisuidlsall lHNul-
/ ahle i,ims ul IaSmguii sul uppn ihrlr oau msl-
I Ilis,
hluf hesitate ber.nrr hlu ace unrriili
. NLailtI HHui rrNIus hHrhip. ui pIi, nD hl
. "trat lua haze uIU1 spHlhri hiri, ~ aFus =
. uHrl iAsi slt alaa1H tttlA sui hih HssT
IA lHHi ipi tuH. ni tNp hnA o. .sf. b. Aui u
Iul l.tH.U |I..f.uHia ai iIl slra fsu ihAi a. nsa
luH .tU 0HHil a. IuFfpt ~ ihs eeHlahl Hishl
I a. lhIeltH.t nI ihtU bNflufss nn ihs mtfs
lis " iua NuHlfiial api tsilasihlYafi h.HlHs
Ma.hlas ln4Hil Nlsli1 sltH fls a. se.l
ahalf AsfiAa. itAhaastifi isslt sAa ittAlpl
NaHl.H tttfl Il AfItf
MiAe o. Fallf Hlslat aH4 ~ iirsai
AAtAilAh NAlliiht Coz
tfI lssH asl hafa4s hll..i.
hsa fslt.
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FARM FOR SALE.

TsNfIE undersigned having a larger tract orlnnd
Il Cover 200 ncrcs) than can be properly culti-
waited in Que farm, largely devoted to trucking,
oilers for sale about 100 acres, embracing the
whole of the old Pcrslng farm, together with II
part of the Guldin farm.
The natural advantages OF the part offered for
sale, are In all respects equal for gardening pur-
poses. to those of the part reserved. My own gar
dcning for the past two seasons has been chiefly
done upon It,
There are many good farmers In this county
barely making living at ordinary grain farming,
who might greatly advance their interests by
giving some attention to trucking upona farm so
well adapted to the business us the one now offer
kcts in the State, Terms reasonable. For par
ticulars Inquire of, or address
WILLIAM l., NESBlT,
July S.tf. PaNiuos, North'd Co., Pa.
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GAS CHEAPER: vgTaN E6EnosENE.

OErIcr OF raE SuNpUlN GAS COMPANY,
C,ta5cr pa, 1871,
70 rHE ClrI2rSS ;--Eeccut mVc.t legations de-
mouslrUtc that Gas of ii Candies quality, can
be sold 1T $500 per 1000 cubic feet. Tho Nrcc-
tors OF the Sunhury Gas Company have deter
mlucl TO adopt that price aud II Candles us the
standard of quality This iNcs the price OF u
1t Candle burner nt one cent an hour, or one
third loss than Philadelphia g0s,
\ Kerosene lamp gives light of seven to ten
candles onlys-.thCrviorc, gas at the above price
is much cheaper than kerosene, without Cansd-
crng cost ot chimucys and liability to accident.
Let all come forward aud become gass consum-
crs. Mako your applications Tor service pipes
and fittings at orcc, rs the season for mtroduc-
iug them tS drawing to n close,
By ORDER or THE BOARD OF pRECToRs,
TERMS.
The contractors for the Works will Introduce
pipes upon the following terms. Service pipes
at 30 cents per running foot, measuring from
centre OF street. Upon Market Square, twenty
dollars for entire service,
Interior fittings at 10 cents per running foot,
IN new buildings; II cents per running foot over
plaster, and 20 cents Ter running foot under
floors,
Chandeliers, Pendants rud other fixtures
sale at new York and Philadelphia prices.
October :, 1871.