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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-10
FARMS QN GEQgGE GRANT' VIC, HlCho III J,

EARNS ON GEQRG GRlANi', y, y II 1 i. - :.
propery where of noss than pile esih s
SOC al position young geB already settled thr,e
agsninge5 @ ave S"rfr Ths climate icRnosTe
5e pest and most heatfa in the world lam
stock ever Investment siil ,ace ~
income and Ire. under TIE naturally favorable con,
6ns OF s IN s0G i bgoa6eF and nny a Of ~
r e STipary yf rnrT IL armef liz IS
Fast is not req uireai Crcurs VIII be forwarded appcs
ton to MI 81 70. GIANT, Victoria Ellis county K'sas or
aeierence BY PERMISSION following gentlemen, who
NA'' J0HN - on %FMER esq 5Ol Broadway n \.
GEO. MoLLER esq 81 Wall st, y; Y;
F FHsE sRh LINN esq., $50 S' PFo'GT 1S
COR RENT or SALE-The large, fnely
nise sa non raIf va large or ana sarden covered
with ru the handsomrst ai Nllesl s.rs.t II ~
cost sl2GOO Mil ss It iS Yegt oS n % . A rs
7 ARGE HOUSE-Landscape, Spring, Brock:
L. Lawn, % acres; RENT uniurnshed Oh furnished hot
an JERSEY CITY Nights.
" HOUSES To RENT,
From s3Oo ---to- 600 per snnum-
HOUSES FOR SALE,
From 81 81 having AL modern improvements II
GAS. WATER, AND sEwERAGE
Distance in time. from foot OF Lbertys. New fors BY
Newark y. Y H. r. running 80 Trims ly. u Bergen
station, lis only
or from Corandt, New York By Jersey CTS Ferry
10 horse cars ayns every miuutes 10 Che different oins
Oh JERSEY CITY NIGHTS. averages ONLY
81 MINUTES
Thousands I'm New YORK looking unsware n
t,r-e acts-acts winch outlay 10 cets aud an tours
j co vi" az E Bersa ave ga Sat o Si vc iaors I
by 3jminnte rnte Apply t. = ''ai 2isna, hctsi
Co. at G;ran'..irrrt I'luctt'n
no RENT-2d Sd. .4th and 5th floors Of
1 10 Norih Niatu s,. Philadelphia a,oEiug Col Wool.
3da se icc o ~ o i 1aa, D ~ lie SolG5 u
ITO RENT furnished, OF for SALE-tt
1 Rritselarnrtor. Long lslaa'. cENrtFNAN- co. =.
TRY PLACE imperfect 9,'ef MS @ole ! :. H''''''
TVO LET-Fumished Al Talrytow4, \. \,
within 10 n,nit. walk OF sa,o, 10 md
every modern cIi'nce telus o.i'- possession s.He-
date. Apply 10 owner 20 y \, 'r-en 81.
TO REMIT MoETcLAIR. \. J., ru II;
desirable par the VILLAGE his fiuser hot and
l S ann, ono c q, ans Yhc sable Ia,
ior four horses. Ad rels Box 9.,gs y. y ? o.
Two RENT. near Engiewood, tor ore OF more
years tally iarntheL p .stns nH t .. 40 i'o's
acrs 81 and psg sosd s-, banner, ehous ,nsiI GOD
Fae r 4sG II aSefi SS DIV %i S nor " fnp
Two LEr-'rhe SECOND FLOOR OF private
nne hete thru Thout by steam he's every eonye
9, ina s i sS sns ssi 70 a 80 N rc vs
ven es very lnss5s ,l Come 20 me- sa %a SsA s'';; sA'
IvNFURNISHED HOT 81, 40 feet square, and
I grounds Siih stable 10 RENT 81 alon rent sI@ood
communication only Slno year Address HlAMfo"" "
Net 26Lh-st
q. inN RENT-Neat COTTAGE, 8 rooms,
IVY ~ y sF %l ls - t;rA4 5o s
GA To RENT mt Norwalk, Conn, the
20 tsDf, Home Lawn feasri'iv sfr'aed
az Beien ave on sley c.tvs;ei ground Comprising cont
INNS, outOul0lg- ANh auohl t"o
arres 81 hand in garien fruit sc ho'se contains four:
Nuiri, 80 II W suin tErue mia
- ~ lem md ho. eur drpoi Pos, If!ge school, lnd
of beautiful fcVIs ~ New assn 4
Possessloa siyou immediately lrpH % Homer Mors.. M
rtpe ~.
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HOUSES FnR SAFE.

From 900 IN 81 900 having AL motern improvements II
GAS. WATER AND SEWERAGE
Distance in time from foot OF Lbertyst New fOrs ~
Newark y. Y. H. r. running 80 Trims t1y u berger
ave station 4. only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-10

ID : KISSING. H., No. 204 Montaguc-st
IL. Continental Buliing, Nronklyn kDhIE hi ~! Al
ESTATE MORTGA r. has Tor sale for cash OF ~ ~
tsure residences Lafayette Clinton Grand anu r AuD
ave- and aaoot also on sixth ad seventh a. s
near Fathusra.e Prospect Park entrance 80 ma lui
BroAlyn IL ght- and south BI19Si{h ~ va
nus Ia - 900 "a ~iOOOO each ne hrt
ton by exchange VI dthel Sc
h somewhat a speciality with the adv srtser owners ~ prop
character ~ tler
vesmeni ind u Ia their advantage 6" comm l, "is
Correspondence WIN parties ' ierlis
Brooklyn solicited giving description ~ ny property w,
wish The ahvcrisef haa 50 sIa pa cn
very well located building lots. free 81 ncuin Drdce W
could b. traded for other property, CIV OF conn @ &
bout lots, living togetner valued ~ SODIUM cA y
changed for farm country Residence - Ids 80
country property IL
the undersigned very IN"fdD p
p0runtcs frequently presene through foreel0s s
with ready cash can secure Ds
gains capitalists desiring Ia avail em."lvts o sn,L or
purtunes confer win tho sAVefiir'r ne
ESTATE MORTGAGE BONDS, an absolute sale -sturue'
protected Hen improved property a one nan pAt
and Nr principal guaranteed and prompt interest pai ~ ",
Equitable Trust Company with paid ny capital Of siO ot po
an, 900 surplus sale by the subscriber A. bIoo
Full printed details sent mail on application 20
H. y. BUSSING. Jr- 2Ot Montague ST. BrOoAbh-
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Countrp Real Gstate for Sale.

4 BARGAIN, prime INNESTMENI.-32
n acre Wesche,ter F. RIM French roof HOUSE &C, &c;
handy city. at good home Investment o. W.
DITCHETf . New Chambersst.
At CROTON, on the Hudson River.-For
n SALE, very desirable plot OF 10 acres with dWsng
house 0utbuings suitable for gentlemans COUNTY,
RFSIDENCE an abundance ~ small fruits on the
Dac- plot acres which cOuld be divided into
ihTee or four LA PLOTS VIII Oe sold liberal terms
~ EDWARD CLARKE, Tribune Office.
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mo JOURNALISTS AND DEALERS N REAL

UCAfl Ais : AN ~ n,i,
ans t the civ NJ Baltimore having extensive front u0n
the harOr valuable privileges connected with IL As
ev.r1l f.w rods Of the Baltimore aut
ohio Railroad fronting the water These rpr7
are well attention OF shippers ana NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
For further particulars, apply 10 . p, ,......o
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7 APGE Notwithstanding Spring, Brock.
Lawn % acres RENT, unfurRished OF iurnlshed 'ok
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Citp propertp 10 fet.

THO LET-The second floor Of house No. 50
Beskmsn st. suitable any kind Of business rent ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-10

no RFNT-2d. Sd. 4th and 9Th floors Of
10 Norh N2tns' iihladsphia ajomns col W, H'ot,
coui be itcIci ~ oiers house Apy l2s Nor'h st.
ITO RENT furnished, OF for SALE-tt
1 P-i.geharnrtor Long slln'. tENriEH'N- CO.. =.
TRY PLACE iu perfect l1nt m0ci ct & Ersiets
- ------- - - = -----
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4 SPLENDID NEWLY BUILT COTTAGE a

~ your price lot j0xlU0 situate corner OF Frs' 81 aa
finishing miles from this city 10 DE SOFA
without highest bidder At auction inmediat
81 choice Ots known the LrgZett
Property the business center Of Flushing on WEDN -
DAY April a. al O'Clock. The dwelling and lot cost me
builder 3OJ will be sold perrmpiorly Tor what uley
will bring Examine this chance D Own nome ana ESCAPE
and free passage Apply Ia BENZ '"
HITCHCOCK Esfa. Uea iuuarer-, 3JJ IhrdaEe cor
L.. r-L.al L..
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lNLY ONCE n \ LIFETIMF;.-,-IIlhlef .l best St

NNLl VNAN IN EaI 7 III 1T 49, f ~ ~ o
cations the thriving young city Of Flushing ak MUS tom
Right in the heart and business cehb ~ us
ug with inhabitants. excellent schools church q"
M denominations cnrbed lighted WIN gas Wt,er
ed. streets elegantly SnHt anu tle
b society residing limits. enjoying al ne comforts 10
be- New YORK C 100 trains ddy rare AV2 Cch'' Ia
GLIDING fcTfiage. time 20 Minutes :, ,,,y,
10 be sold auction. the premises. AZ O'CLOCK W FL
Nt.STDaY Aprl a. 81 LOTS. situate Main Amity ana
Tncifst. together with tho tine old MANSION - ro1-
Leggett Property, and considered the "7
desirable in Flushing Tor business or resdeufrS ,,,,
T,rms dav Of sale, - cent on April %
and baauc n nye aud Maps AMI passes cIl De
lad Of O. EDW CARLI. Auctionccr AZ FLUSHING ana ~
EENJ. W. HlTCHCOCkS Real l.state headqutteIS' OO'
Third ave, corner twenty -sIXth-st. y. !.
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GEO. MOLLEk, esq, ~ " al st. y: !. =. =,
PETER MOELER, IT, ossi AlOenailr hotrl; =
THOMAS r. CLARk. esq $50 Ir0ad"ay n Y.

INDP RtNI or NALt-Ibe Ialgr, NItIY
d finished aud convenient DWELLING not - 10 MONS
AID cellar handsoma yard large Ot ana garden cofI
IN INIT ON M. handsOmrst agi widest tret N Neet0h'
stable aud wagOnhous in This property IL u A oi
cost II 600 will sell it for 1000 OF rem X ,sfg LIZ p"S
So s. on given Immediately N j. AfIi No.
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no REM. near fngiewoOd, tor one or more

T rNFURNISHED HOT II, 40 feet square, ana
grounds with stable. 10 RENT 81 ~ alloi rent
90 atafion only Sl@s year Aidyess SiAMfo"" w
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March ~ 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-10

EHOICE FARMS FOR SALk-Io close an
estate 30 ares Bag price. t5ODO 20 acres
orange County. RUFUS k MCHAkG, l3j Broadway Com
nj .sioner Deeds TOR every stat
TOR SALE or EXCHANGE, for CITY
L PROPERTY, A FARM Of 30 acres, TWO miles north OIL
Sing sing ana FRONTING on CROfON RlN TX r,,
- IL, ars Div 10 COCKS ~ BARLOW,
TN CrOiOn.on. Hudson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-10

4 VERY pleasantly situated PARLOR ana
Y pA-FM4, ST FLOOR 10 let seven rooms hot aud cold
water stat Onary gas, house newly painted feh
"a. 4t+ West iithsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-10

20 t'bP. place known Home i,n pleas ni'iy s'aea
o Beiden ave, s!el ti rtisN stp't '''i 'Ss ',
INNS. hafn outOuliilg-, ANh ABOUT Two
rr 81 inui In garden ift sc horse contains four:
frt,,. II ~isui t1rut nlr az -
sot OF steam and horse drpoS lOsulte school,, AMI
cnreh.s in one Of beautiful tcwis New M
Po.sesslon siyou immediately 4.rpY ~ hones Morssa No
Flpe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-10

V,WO-STORY and basement brick HOUSE
4 No q East l33d-st 10 LET or LEASE Asos 7hh"r
No 1886 Frankiin-st. Owner. -. - IN 49,.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-02-10

certain piocc or parcel OF land situate in
jerks Township, Forest County. Pa,
bounded and described as follows, viz:
Btginning at n pOet ut She southeast cor.
iicr OF tho tract, thence ina nortkoasterly
direction along line of land belonging tu
$. +. Rohror t0a post, thence ~ q north
westerly direction 10 u trce and lands of
Eli Merkins, thence southwest along lands
supposed TO belong to j. Harmor 10 post
aud place OF beginning; being part OF tho
"Bamford. Lot, and located On the south
east side thereof Containing thirty (30l
acres more or less, upon which Is erected
one small log barn, with one acre OF land
cleared and two apple trees thereon grow
ing.
Taken in execution and to be sold us the
property of William Walton, at tho suits
of Henry Swaggart, and George Deer.
TERMS OF SALE.
The following must be strictly complied
with whom property is stricken down:
LIST. When the plaintiff or other lion
creditors become the purchaser, the crsts
ON the writs must be. paid, and d list of
lions including mortgage searches. on tho
property sold, together with suchlien crcd-
itor's receipts for flcnnount of the pro-
cecds of the sale ar such portion thereof as
he may claim<fnust be furnished by tho
Sheriff.
SSec Purdon's Digest, 9th Ed, pagc' l46.
SSmith's forms, page 3Si. -
2d All bidsShrust he paid IN full.
All sales not settled Immediately wili he
continued until o'clock p. M, of the day
of sale, at which time all property not set .
tied FOR will again bo put up and sold at
tho expense and risk of tho person TO
whom first sold.
j. It. VAN GIESEN, Slicriff.
Shcriirs Office, Tioncsta, Pa. Jan. 2Tth
1873
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Jury List for February Term, 1875
GBANDJuRoRs.

Harmony Twp.z->y.'S .siggins, Fore
man, r. 0. carspn, w. GsBromlcy, s. G..
Z Wright. -
Tionosta Boro.-Hcnry Grubbs, Alex.
1Ienage, Henry Swaggart w. c. Brooks,
Charles Hinton.
Tioncsta Twp. = Michael Fitzgerald,
Wm. Clifford, Geo. Huddeson.
Iickory.-Geo. w. Siggins, Henry
Glassner, Robert Hunter.
Grcen.-W. w. Haslet, James Hagerty,
J. NJ. Haslet, Daniel G ui,on, Lyman Cook,
Geo. b. Walters.
Barnett.-Thomas Fitzgerald.
Kingsley.-Fred. LoInire, John Kerr.
PETIT JURORS.
Tionesta Boro-H. w. Roberts, ]. D..
IIulings, Jos. Grove, II. III. May, J. Wenk,
J. II. Stronp, VIM. b. Harlan, II. o. Davis.
Tionesta Twp.-B. O. Sullivan, Wm.
Hood Joseph Mong, Jacob Smearbaugh,
George si. Hunter, Samuel McClatchey,
Jackson McCalmont, Jacob Gents. IT,. p.
Moore, Jacob Mealy, ]. G. Huddlcson,
james McMill9n.
Kingsley.-Wm. Branon, Il. ID. Miller,
Theron BLY,, Whit. S. Davis, Nelson Cole,
Daniel Gibson, Raymond Graham, Loom
ard Kerr.
Harmony.--Samuel Virgins. David
Berry, Solomon Lacy, A. II. Badzer, a. a.
Copeland, G. d. Lutz, w. p. Siggins.
Barnett.-J. II. Lane, Samuel Irwin,
Isaac Long, Robert Hnliard, Robert Hu-
lings. r
Hickory. Bierly, J. p. Albaugh,
Park. Copeland, Henry Church, J. $.
Range.
Grcen.--John Flynn, George L. IIaslet
Ifowe.-C. Frank Fox.
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Snow IN the woods fifteen inches
deep.
On Saturday last, as Mr.. Frank
Witheral was climbing on load Of
logs with bis gun in his hand, the ham.
mer caughs, was drawn back, aud the
gun discharged ; fortunately no one
was injured, although several persons
were on the logs, among them being
Franks wife.
One day last week Mr.. Ed. With
eral found a large doe lying dead 10
Hickory creek, above the mouth of
Otter; it is. no doubt, the one wounded
by Dan Wycle some six weeks ago.
Nlr. Collins has nearly all his lum-
Der moved to the river. Lewis Whit
ten claims the honor Of hauling the
largest load of boards that went down
the plank this winter, some 6. 5s2 fe'',
and this on a single pair of sleds, with
a light weight team.
Mr.. Rhodabarger's spsilipe school
last Friday evening, vat II complcte
success, and the yellis,e ! id screeching
did by the sled load }Fpia Beaver was
enough to scare every cat and
porky pig out Of the county.
One day last week the Tax Collector
from Newtown paid our quiet vale a
visit. He wanse.l to see one of the
5 boys, ,--only little tax that was all.
He found the boy hunting pheOsants
boy wouldn't scrip up collectoTasked
to look at his gun; Certainly" Well,
the boy don't hunt any more with that
gun.
On the 29th ult., citizen OF Whig
Hill got on the o'cluck train north,
ut Tionesta. He vas somewhat under
the influence of liquor, but was quiet,
and offended no one. When the con-
ductor came around, he searched his
pockets in vain for the required paste
board, although he averred he had pur-
chased one, and rendered the man Of
the punch twenty cents, which he nc.
ccptcd, saying he mnst have five cents
more, or he woald put the passenger
off at Jamison.- The i've cents not be-
ing forLhcoming.when the train stopped
at Jamison the conductor came up 10
him and said. "You get off here" 'No,
sir, won't" said the passenger, ''here's
my ticket" and offered it 10 him, but
it pleased not the conductor, who then
caught hold of the passenger and for
cibly elected him from the train.
Was that right? COLLEEN.
Ca Judge and jury. we understand,
are TO decide OH the merits of this case,
and will probably see that justice is
done. Until that time We forbear to
commcnt.-ED.]
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CoMMIssIoNERs' OFFICE. FoRRsr Co.,
FIpNEsTA, Pa, Jan. 20, 1875.
Notice is hereby given that the County
Commissioners will hold Court of Ap-
peals in their Office on the 18th, 10Th aud
goth of February. for the purpose of hear.
Ing appeals from the assessments of 1875.
BY order Go. Commits ioncrs.
ID. W. CLARK, Clork.
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NOTICE.

nR.J J n BOBARD, OF Tidioute, has
II resrnsd 10 his practice after an alb
sence Of four months, spout in the Hospi-
tails of New York, where hA will attimd
calls in bis profession.
Oilice ia Eureka Drug store, 81 door
dove tho hank. fidioute, Pa. 49tf
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l08 VIRGINIA. FARMS.

Descriptive list ard interesting infarma~
ton TO all looking for COOL homes. Great
bargains. Mild winters and many induce
ments. Growing seasons long, consnnl-
ing ones short, Address Nln. B. Moore
4 Co., Suffolk, va. 35-It
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THBMARVEL OF THBWoRI,D-Batbesd

I'M MAh VI IHh w NUhLD--b5t1esda
WA TERRI has restored thousands
from the brink OF the grave; given health
and strength to those deemed beyond tho
reach OF medical science, and turned the
path of affliction to one of happiness intho
blessings within its virtues. 1t cures the
pcadly Bright's disease and Diabetes I;
eradicates all diseases of the kidneys re-
stores the urinary organs Ia strength aud
powcr--in Word, it Is a natural restnrcr
of health, and has performed the most
wonderful and meraculous cares OF any
known specific on the globe. Address for
circulars, etc, COL. X. DUNBAR.
80 II Waukcsha, Wis.
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DOL l. A r S

To the amount of two million lvc hum
dred thousand are to he distributed ON the
9th February by tho public library of
last Concert.
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TIE WEEKLY sun. 4 49, Isrsej sIsa,. \ !, !

pendent, honest and fearless newspaper,
OF 58 broad columns, especially designed
'r the farmer, the mechanic. the marcnant
and the professional man aud their wives
and children. We aim to mako tho Week.
~ sun the best family newspaper in the
world. 1t Is fun of entertaining and ins
structiVe reading OF every sort, but prints
nothing TO offend the most sGrupulous and
delicate taste. Price sl.2O per year, post.
age prepaid. The cheapest paper publish
o.. Try it, Address THE SIN, New
York City. 35-4t
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BlLTlMORe FEMaLE c0lLEGE.

incorporated in 1919 with authority to con
fer degrees, and endowed by the State of
Maryland in 1850. The Collegeis is beauti-
fully situated in grove, within tho city
limits, on lofty eminence that commands
a view of the country, the city, and river
and bay for many miles. Tho College has
good library, chemical and phlosophi-
cal apparatus, cabinets of minerals, med
ais, coins, gems. Nc., and the course of in
struction is thorough. liuNd and tuition
$3.50 per annum. \. c. BROOKS, Ill. D.,
President. 4I-It
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e0pVIuc Compensation Liberal. Pre-
OOE tIUu. ference toOne willing toearu
part Of her expenses at school. Revd; W.
rytown, N. Y. 30 a
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EELr cARPETINGS, IS cts. per yard
l. FELT CEILING for rooms in placo Of
New Jersey.
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Efln AGENTS WANTED Immediately,
JVO TO sell very desirable new New Pat
ent articles for housekeepers apd others.
G. j. CAPEwELI.. Cheshire, Conn. 80 II
TQR WORK neatly executed 81 tho ne
81 PUBLICAN Oficc,
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Petition.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN Petition will he presented at the
next session of tho Legislature for the pas
sage OF n law rcinstating the Commission
crs OF The Big Level State Road, long
enough To collect present taxes, pay up In
debtednoss aud settle up accounts
For the Commissioners.
w. $. ovTATr
Pee. ,, lsT4.-37 1t
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Hereafter all communications relating
to the 5th Concert should be addressed to
the undersigned, and pledge myself that
the drawing shall come OF February 9th
or that every dollar paid for tickets shall
be returned.
c. NJ. BRIGGS, Agent and Manager,
Room !, Public Library building.
Al At Louisville, Ky.
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SPECIAL NoTIcE.- We call atten-
tion of our readers to the advertise
ment of the well known business firm
of John Stevenson's Sons. Those con.
templating the purchase of goods in
their line will find this to be an oppGr-
tunity rarely offered. The firm is an
old and reliable one, aud their repre-
sentations may be relied upon. 81 3m
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go to the. Hat Store for incest
furnishing goods. 32tf
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Death Of Gov. .Brnmlettc--ActiOn OF thr Trus-
iees--A Successor ppOiniet--No mere Post
pOnemcnis--Drawing Certnin February 27.
At meeting Of the Trustees Of the Pub
lie Library of Kentucky, Jan. l6, 1879. 1t
was resolved that G. Nj. Briggs, Esq, who
under the late Hon. Thos. +. llramletto
was the roal business manager of the gift
concerts already given in aid Of the Pub
lie Library of Kentucky, DO and he is
hereby authorized 10 take the place made
vacant by the death of said Bramlette. in
the management of the affairs Of the fifth
aud last gift concert, aud that the drawing
announced for February n, 1875, shall
positively and uneGuivOcally take place
ON that day without any further postpone
mcnt or delay ON any account whatever.
R.T DURRErr, Pres.
JoUN S. CAN, Sec'y.
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IVI- IINhVI0 UI ITIIVTIIIuIIUII, IIuFVNS
TIIoS. T.. BRAMLETTE, Agent and
Manager, Public Library Building, Louis
vile, KY, or
THOS. IL. HAYS C CO., Eastern Agents
COS Broadway, New York.
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-02-10
ALSO.

Henry Swaggart VS.. VIM. Walton, Fen.
Ex. No. 20 Feb. Term, 1875, u. D. No. Is
Dec. Term, ls74.-Tate.-A George
Deer VS.. VIM Walton, Ven. Ex.. No. "a
Fob. Term, 1879, u. d. No. IA Dec. Term.
lST4.-Tate.-.N defendants right. title
interest and claim Of, in and Ia all that
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-02-10
REAvER VALLEY cHIPs.

Snow IN the woods fifteen inches
deem.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-01-19

Zapetetena nabidnuti pfijimati Sc bu.
dou uradovne m6stsk6ho m6fi6e do | /
ledna 1875, ma stupnovani, stokovani a
opraveni ulice Kirkland mezi III Superior
a Payne Ave.
Plany specifikace mohou nahlednuty
IVORY obdrzeny byti ufadoyIt NEST.
m6rice.
Zadneho nabidnuti nebude povsimnu-
to, iez neni ma formulafi Cd NEST m6fite
vydanem vyhotoveno.
Kazd6 nabidnuti musi byti proyazeno
dostatetnou jistotou, ably padu pfieti
smlonva uzavrena byti mohla'
Charles Strong, NEST. mhfic
Cleveland dne 20. prosiDce 1874.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-01-19

Timto Sc ohlasuje, ze dne q. pros. v
rade mesta Clevelandu nasleduiici usnese
nj bylo pfijtao
Usneseno, ze die mineni rady " sou.
hlasu dyou tfetin vsech clend) "a potfeb-
ne Sc poklada, Seneca nj. Cd ul Lake al K
u. Depot. stuphovati, stokovati opravti
die ustanoveneho stupn6 souhasu s
plany nakresy NEST. mefice.
Lhdta zadani narokd ma odskodneni
vyprsi dnem 21 ledna 1875.
Theo Voges,
mestskY pisaf.
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q z n q m en- /

Ufad pro opravy podal mestsk6 rade
berni odhad pozemkoveho majetku, hrani
ciciho ma Central Way.
Odhad ucinen jest k zaplaceni vyloh
pro upravenl stoky ia JIM strane cd
Central Way, mezi Stones Levee ulic-
Walworth.
Zmineny odhad mdze lfadovnGmest
plsafe nahlednut byti.
Namitky prot odhadu tomuto musi be.
hem peti nedel po prvnim uvefejneni teto
ordinance pisemne k NEST pisafi podany
byti.