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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-10-06
A CEN
TRIAL RAILROAD

TRIAL HAILAOAO
ON AND AFTER IL p. p. Sunday May
y j, 1870, Trains arrive at and leave the
Union Depot, corner of Washinton and
Liberty street, as follows;
ARRIVE.
Mail Train, 1.30 a M Fast Line, II. IL
m Wells accommodation No. /, 6.20 m
Brinton accommodation No 1, 7.50 m;
Wallis accommodation No 2, S.55a m Gin
cinnati express 9.20 a m; Johnstown ac-
commodation 1880 q in; Braddock's ac-
commodation No l, 100 m; Pittsburgh
express l.30 p m; Pacific express 1.50 p m
Wallis accommodation No 3, 2.S5 p IN
Homewood accommodation No ], 9.55 pm;
Walls accommodation NOD, $50 % m
Brinton accommodation No 2, LILO p m (;
Way Passenger 1920 p nj.
DEPART.
Southern express $50 m; Pacific ex-
press 2.40 q m Wallis accommodation No
l, 6,30a m; Mail Train sic a IN ; Brintons
accommodation I)20 a m Braddock's ac-
commodation No l, $40 m; Cincinnati
express 12.35 p m; Wallis accommodation
n 2, ll.5l q m Johnstown accom- odation
4.O5 p IN; Homewood accommodation No
l, $50 p m Philadelphia express $50 D m;
Wall accommodation No ,3:05 p m; Wallis
accommodation No 4, COS p m; Fast Line
7.40 m; Wallis No 5, ll.00 p m. tis
The Church Trains leave Wallis Station
every Sunday at 9.05 n. M, reaching Pitts
burgh at 1906 a. m. Returning leave Pitts
burgh at $3.50 p. M, aud arrive at Walls
Station at 2.l0p. IN.
Cincinnati express leaves daily. South
ern express daily except Mol lay. AL 9th
er Trains daily, except Sunday. S
For further information aple smio
~ w. III. BECSWITTI, Agent.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will not assume any Risk for Baggage ex-
cept for Wearing Apparel, and limit their
responsibility to One Hundred Dollai VAL
ue. Ali baggage exceeding that a cunt
in value will we at the risk of the Jner,
unless taken by special contract.
| 4.a A. J. CASSAg ~ $3.50
General Superintendent. Altoona Pc.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-10-06

Hactng completed the alteration
or oar store room, aCe SCOHId re-
specfTutty announce that zee hare
re-0pened. NJ tna -i.1I.
We haze arranged oar Store tcith
"a d0tetc to the convenience of CUSTOM
ef's, and to secure expedition IN all
branches of oar business.
Our Stock SOiU be netC hrou0h-
out, embracing all the'Iatest nOTef-
ties in Fine JeUeiFU, Watches, ST.
GER Wdre and Fancy Goods.
By attention to customers, In
ducelneIits iII prices, and 0dh ereHce
70 ht0h standard Of quality, ce
hope to merit "a continuance OF me
patronage heretofore so Ii6erdiIU
best0Ded.
JOHN STE SONS,
30 Market Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-10-06

The Concerto Parlor Organ is some
thing entirely new IL is beautiful parloi
ornament, possesses sweet and power
ful tone is most commendablc inNcn'
tion and holds high place in public. ia
vor."-N. Y, ErenHg IOst.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-10-06

AN ORCH EsTRA IN THE PARLoR.-Th
orchestral organ is the name of new reed
organ recently announced by Horace Wa
ters d Son. The instrument takes this
name from its recently invented orchcs-
tral stop. The Voicing OF this is peculiar,
producing the effect o. n full sweet con
tralto voice. Its finest effect IL produced
when the stops are drawn. SO that am or
chestrGl effect is given, The case is unique
and makes handsome article of fIuni-
ture.' N. Y. Suit.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-10-06
Testimonials Of Waters Pianosssssand
Organs.

UTSduS,,
"Watcrs' Concerto Parlor Organ pos
sesses a beautiful and peculiarly soft tOno.
The Concerto Stop is, without doubt, tho
best ever placed in any organ. IL is pro-
duced Ivy an extra set of reeds, peculiarly
voiced. from which the effect is most
charming, and its imitation of the human
voice Is superb. For sweetness of tono
ard orchestral effects it has no equal
". y. Times.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-10-06

Notice Is hereby given that VIM. II.
Coon, Guardian of VIM. j. Armstrong,
minor child of VIM. Armstrong deceased,
has filed in the Registers Office in and for
the County of Forest, at Tionesta, his final
account as guardian of the said minor,
and that the same. will be presented TO tho
Orphans Court of said County for con-
hrmation and allowance ON the fourth
Mondsy of September next, at the Court
House at Tionesta, in the county aforesaid.
z. NJ. CLARK, Register.
Tionesta, Aug. IS, 1875.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-10-06

The Waters Pianos are known as among
the very best. We are enabled TO speak Of
these Instruments with contdence, from
personal knowledge.-N. Y. ErdnJetist.
DIV
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-10-06
t.- a3 @ OUR MOTTO is AND HAS BEEN
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS.

PIANOS
sin
20 and 49," f - N0s' f~""l N'ss ''""
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-10-06
Republican, OFFICE

At the Io,Oest cash prices, neatly, prompt
W, and IN style equal to that of any
other establishment IN the District.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-10-06
Allegheny Valley Rail Road.
Oil Greek & Allegheny River Rail-
way, and Buffalo, Cory & Pitts
burgh R. r.. 'h.s ''' ~

ON, AND AFTER Monday, May "a
" 1875, trains will run as follows:
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-10-06
B USINESS CAR DS
SHOW CARDS, f'>
VISITING CARDS,

OOI1OOL CAhDS
.33}fDf 9fGtRs&
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-10-06

very Instrument sell u.s. AS they in
Noraply To all who see them. We have sold and
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Registers Notice.

Tionesta, Pa, Aug. rs, 1875. 0l
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-09-23

That the human race, even under
the best conditions, advances very
little IN physical capacitie sis true,
also that those conditions are fatal to
tie mo powerful o tn old improv
lngtorces. The surv,va! of the file>t.
SILL an advance isperceplible in Vi
TAI power, aud W" question whether
Greek swimmer wonld ever have
crossed from Dover to Calais, juS,
a 81 o1gy rs We question vile her
the anci'n world ever possessed n
horse which would have achieyed a
place at EPSON. Why should men
grow feeble IN civilization any
more than horses?
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-09-23
SALE UP
t# #"@ SALE UF f##
Forfeited State Lands,
STATE OF WISCONSIN.


ONCE ofCommissioners Of School University Tandsl
MADISON, WIS Sef,t. 1st, 1875 (
Notice is hereby given that all the School
University, Agricultural College, Forfeited
Mortgaged, and Swamp Lands in the State
of Wisconsin, which have been forfeited by
reason of the non-payment of interest for
the year 1875, will be offered for sale at
public auction, at the Capitol in Madison, on
the l5th day of December, A D., 1875. un-
less sooner redeemed; said sale to commence
at O'Clock A.. NJ, and continue from day to
dav until all of said lands shall have been
offered. Said lands will be offered by Coun-
ties, arranged in alphabetical order
Among these are the following described
lands in Douglas County, which will be
offered at the price named opposite each
tract, (under the heading Total amount due
State" } which includes the principal due at
the time of forfeiture; the interest on the
same to January /, 1876: all taxes which
have been returned against the land and re
main unpaid; the cost of advertising and
three per cent damages. "a#
Said lands will he sold subject TO all unpaid
taxes assessed against the same, not included
herein. ... #.....
The percentage payable at the time Of pur-
chase will be fixed by the Commissioners at
the sale
PETER DOYLE,
FERDINAND KTEnN,
A. SCOTT SLOAN,
Commissioners School and I niuersitv Lands
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-09-23
The Slow Times.


We do not look for sudden re-
vival OF business any longer. If
our diagnosis of the case is correct,
there can he no sudden cure. We
OF This generation will hardly live
TO Seeth" country genuinely prosper
Gus. Great mas>e of property are
to be abandoned. The capital
stock of mnlIiludes of corporations
will be su k, and their property will
pass mo the hands OF b.ndholdprs
anl creditors. Al srch a price that
they may possibly be made renun-
ertlively useful Hundreds of
millions 1T invested funds will prac-
irally cease To exist The things
in which ihese funds have been in
vested cannot be used. and they
might ju>t rs we'll have been thrown
into the fire Thus the means of
living have been enormously re-
dnced among capitalists, aud more
men need DIRK to do than u~ei to
ned il. With this fact on one side,
We find set over against II the other
tact, that, Of the multitude who had
al ju>tcd their industry to the con
dIuomS OF war, only part are need
I'd under the conditions of peace
Tens, iwrntles, ti'ties are to be
counted out OF tie mills, the fac
tories, the shops, and sent either
INTO IdIenes~, or INTO some her
field OF industry. In other words,
our national industry is TO be re-
al ju>ted.
The cities and centers WI ich have
grown So rapidly Will naturally cease
to grow. The larger cities will
grow, perhaps, "a London grows,
10y their attraction for men of
wealth, but The men OF enterprise
will not crowd INTO places wherr
there is no work or reward for them
The boys will stand by their fathers
farms be ter than they have done,
AMI hundreds OF thousands of en-
and " omen who have left the farm
tuu 'It l'ti III itu~t lHi>I return Ip
them. II i pleasant to reflect that
agriculture holds certain cnre
FIR all our troubles. Mr.. Greeley's
old advice, go west, young man."
was based upon a philosophy whose
s"undnes> the people OF this time
cannot question. The tendency in
his time was 10 overdo business,
and that tendency went on, To the
distressing results OF which all of us
are the witnesses and the victims.
IL Is pItltul TO see men and women
lying Idle. 1t is pllltul to see them
III great masses thrown out Of EN-
ploymeut We wish they could be
made to understand how hopeless
the sitnation Is tor at least half .!
them how necessary it is that
hey should seek employment in
agricultural pursuits, in lives
81 industry adapted TO the present
circumstances OF the country-in
any thing and any place except
that which is proved to be iusutii-
cicnL for their needs. This change
must come, and The quicker it comes
the better for them aud the better
for the country. Let Us leave noth-
ing to the pol Iical doctors. They
cannot help us with any of their
schemes, except by giving us All
hone financial system Even this
cunnot work the miracle of making
people consume more than they
want, and Of supplying work where
it is not needed The American
people are not lacking in shrewd-
ness, patience, adaptlveness, ami
industry, and the good time will
come, though it is likely TO be
long delayed.-Lr. j. q. Holland;
Scr,bner for October.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-09-23

Baker, the ex English army officer
who inSulted All unprotected lady
in a railroad carriage, shows the ex-
rraordinary good sense of admitting
that he deserves The punishment
which was inflicted upon him tor
the offense.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-09-23

Commissioners School and nnersity Lands
, 1875-03-19

Gin Strd1ing i'm 3u6tbauIe su
sluburn, q. 9. oelien %12jdbrise Straf=
5elt abgelouIen nc mcigerte li6 ent=
i6ieoen, oas 3u6tbaus au perlallen.
Ser 3n6tbausoireftor periu9te es alio
nit gllt. ST tbat, als wenn ibm Die
Sa6e 9anS 9enebm lei, unb erlu1te Den
Srei5nlaiIenoen, ME 9epbbnlt6 ben8ar=
eerltelg Dor Dem @efdn9niIe 81 tebren.
&aum mar Der GrSi6tlin9 brauBen, 10
ipuroen ldmmtli1e Sbiiren eelOlollen.
Sie Wuth oes lleberliiteten luar sren=
senlos. Gr perludte Die SbIren gu
lpren9en uno ais oos nidt ging, su ben
5enltern berein gu flettern. Op6 rei1=
lt6e SegieBunsen nit foltem @aIer
ueranlaBten i'm enolih, bon 8or=
baben ab5uiteben. go MAI CT Der gBelt
5urildge9ebsn. Sn Nelp= Dort, Der So6-
l9nle oes 8erbre6ens, miro es ibm aber
l1t1t l6lper lperOen, balo ettpos gu be-
ge6eu> 10 g i'm in ben erlpiinl9ten 5a-
fen Der &ube 5uruffIbrt.
, 1875-03-19
nnb Danpius Giffnbabn.
Transrprtatisnsmeifer Sfhu3
Nl@none, 3D.. f2tsn @ns. 1874.
Ber1n6eruua her 0sittofrt


BUG No: /. GtdrTntrt Grprsb. gerIdst Wtdmpn,
mn, 1i'04 NdG q: perl1et gurisstae u, 2:O7 W,rn,
trlNt IN Ounbee UNI 1888 Borg Gin; St,iasi DunSe,
gsriaBt nanuins UNI 7 "a Ule &, triht In 0reensbr'
70 elm urn 1888 Vintage.
9us 9e.2. srp Drleans 1nt Ner s)crf ersr.,
5us. Weriast Charlotte y. IS Mcisens, sulsst grstns.
bprp ai 1 t5 Dfittass. psridst Denpile INN 4. as spit
tags, perlaBt Surteptue UNI s 20 Atenbs, trift In min.
mpnS ftn I'M f1.U4 w. nbs. Differ ana ,tbl:eft ia
cen Sreen Der atlanta unb Mihmpnp Mtr Qinis Wahn
Hab Men Srieans, Mobile, @prtapu,erp. Wfianto unS
anesrsn %ilplidbs. uni fnewstltden gunftsu an.
Np.3. Dur& pph,u Scr SEt Rihm cns
nm ] ~ WttttIss. y. rlaBt Burieptae UNI 4.4l yPuda
eetiaBf ansilt un. SO Gbens. psr 6Et Greensb,r o
UNI 1l.51 Mad t., trtf. IN Charlotte etn unr All Wpr.
gems Dtelsr 3ns ffett bet barictle nit aaasn ber NJ.
iania hnc 8ia taonb Mir.sine aatr uar Charlotte g.
luMsta M atlania &R Sabn mad 4slanta Wpntap.
merp, Wtottls. Ne,r Srieans. Goiumbi, Wuen,ta. 81.
eannap, Dfaefn uno alea flu then nne 5depeflid IN
9uniten IN gsebinnu"a +"
3u Np.4 Slr6 p.f qua, Weris5t IL r,,,
te nm 2 abenbs, rtrlist @r,' asbrrc NM a.tb9 ssor
eens perldbt 0anyiae I'm, 5.t3 Msrsen,, perlSEt Wur.
fss,le UNI II 80 0lpr, enc. irift Stid,m NOM EN- nm
2.2< Wtttta9!. Eieier 3us fett BET 9urieyiae mil An.
YEN ser ". w aae >. N8 tapn ppn lpI dssura nns
anaeren inollben tunit,n IN Wefbineuna.
5u8 NJ s., fsndburs Yanaste,sua periakr R,d.
aSnt UNI y W 0tpr5sns We. laBt Bur epias uni II Al
Mild9s. trlffi 10 r%pnbpura in UNI 4.40 NPttfa,s
3 ao.6. SurtepiIe Acknowledgement Nsr
InRt NuatburB I'M 9 80 ADMITS. verlasf B.ffss III, I'M,
4 80 Dtpr2tns. trifft IN Rtdmpnp elm un 7.38 Mprasn.
O'r4'2tdsts itne mad aaen Iuttihen unb lup,Seits
i'1sn punf!e ~ bab:n ane Geri p.rtasdedt.
- e. " q 1aIcrtt.
iapr HOT Jn8fneur unb superintendent.
, 1875-03-19
9re tue 49,. Mdr3 1875.
Stact NibmDno.

9oti5ei- &eridt. Sotgenoe
Jdle famen 9vtern in oieiem Seri6te
5ur 8erbanolung:
Miles gowaros, ansefla9t elm 9uar
9tiefeln BON Sobn McGprmid geltob-
len 5u baben, entlaiien.
8urlp Slas9, Srunfen6eit uno anse=
flo9t 9eiItestranf 5u lein, tpnroe leilen
@crluanoten iiber9eben.
Sobn uno Soiepb Goiparos, @n9rih
anf Minnie s. Differ, puroen je ~ 9e=
ltroft.
So6n Groufcp, Srunten9eit, %entlol
fen.
ai5sie SobnIon uno Salie Green,
9(nsriil atf nnO Mib6anolung Der So
mile oes &olebus Molelep, iue9en Man
sel al 8iirsi6aft in Die Sail seianot.
Wtatt Sbomas, Siebltabl, bis bente
Sames @bite, ausriif auf @m. Cur
ter, 5 Sage Sail.
, 1875-03-19
Yernlt1OteS

@ouperneur, q. g., IS Mdr5.
gYm. g. Serrings @erberci ,uurbe se=
fern Nbeno bur@ Seuer scritOrt. 0er-
luf $4,000.
9traBburs. Das Dircftorium Der
&irde Iussbursiider &oEfeilion bat
nunmebr an lammtll6e Pfarrer BON @ls
iaBs2othrinseu bic 8eiiuns erseben lai..
len. in 3ufunft bic Tirbitte fir &aiier
nno Sbristeit in bas 1onntds li6e &ir.
9snsebet ein5ufI9en, unb guar in fols
9enoer SaiIuns: vSssne unb idi &c
oas beutidJe 0ael9 unO uni;rn &aiier
Wilbelm Sesne uno ibiee unier
tbeures @liab'S Otbrinssn uno ale uniere
Sbristeiten !" Set ser Ginperleibuns
bate eine bieranf be3i9lide @ori9rift
nod ni6t beltanoen uuo baS @ebet fir
bic oeutide Sbristeit batten bic meilten
Pfarrer unterlafen, tbeils aus peri6nli'
hen 8rinoen, tbeils aus Hadjidt file
ibre 3ub0rer.
Sn bielem Sabre bat bic taiierlide
Tabatsmanufaftur in StraBburs mad
mebriabri9er nnterbreduns mieoer cine
9r0Bere Quantitdt Tabat in ben noe aen
ibrer Gabatfultur renommirten @emein,
ben Nieoerlanterba@ Salmbat, S9lei.
thai unb anoeren anfaufen lailen, mas
auf Die Rroou5enten einen iebr sinli.
gen Ginorud 9emadt bat. Gs wurben
Preile awii9en 80 uno 90 SIR. btsahlt-
, 1875-03-19

cine 9sluaIti9e vNimrooin" iie III, bisne
berllnitanb oaB lie I'M persongenenSo m
mer $50 ous Dem Scrfaufe Der S9weife
Der bon ibr erlesten gi6bOrn9en l0ite,
BON oenen ibr bas Stiid nit MIR 5 Gts.
be5ablt unroe. gereits Dor Sa6r unb
Sag 9epann tie bel cinem Breisi0ieBen
cine iol6e Wenge bon 9reilcn, boB ibre
entrli lteten Mtitbetperber ertldrten, ni@t
ipelter l6ieBen gu ipolen. toenn lie niGt
austrete.
, 1875-03-19

ID. Ottober 1878.

R0rsIi@e 9ur@boa. 3Deimnl tSorib-
Scnnfaas ans9encmmen-Qnfnnft S 81. m''
n. R. ''oo
Senn,as - anlnnft So, 81. -woa.
ftsa6 lao 81. n. "
GsrnIi@e &es.poR. 1Gslid. auso.neun-
men Spnniaas, NntuAft 1.40 y. "
Tolldlus lao g. N.
siiSli9e Gsa- !3weimal tSolia. e5.rr.
tt9s ausseusmnten. - Nnfunft S.l0 ,~
n. M.
gsrn ta :; =, aahaaft 24o y. 81. -vsa
HtdbtlonS& Canbile Gifsnbabu ~S..
lt6. Mnfunft 2-3O u. M-.W Moas4 4ags
1890 N. ~. S'plV'uR
Scnbiat & Greensboro 3p.i,,or H..
hg. = Mrfu # 2.3O n. 81. - M"sit,a
a V. VI. unb 1890 ". Av. |'p'~'"s
Sarmbiae. 1ialiG, 3 nntoos .,.
msn. Mnfunft $50 81. M. . m.ssSa %S
1898. ~. @SH)wlnB
6%5efapsafr & Obs gitenbebu. sS,ua
m'tuge aassfnenn men. Antunf, 5 " SpD
Nsndbburs Charlottesville. @toun.or a,t..
ShIpeer Sprinss Mnb tpelflih RON SRh;,ssssvn'
ppet SpfiL8s Aafunf. s g. M.w S"H.
aSrF yoint aus stationes an s,r N M
w. amo y. s. VI. 1aali6, @enntaas ausoss
ftluB 2 q. M. p0tt'
vi: neslfer, iter @ef yoint. Dr,inor MI
WehlilU. - rfnnft. Gienfoos T,nns.as
Hme SoInaktnes, 11-30 9. R.-Wpait1".sS
"'0n''ss' Mitta stts lnp 8reitass, 2N. MS
o. Iafsae, nn0d, iiter Jiib Saul. tSoI;d,
"''u"tt 1i.3o g. 81 - Vpfidlub S 81 ~
a; STAGE pot. Msw asnt s,m.s eits.
M,aa ane IN IN, baItwSaentId d. Mn.
snhT', Wtttwebe NM S~onuabfnss n 2nm
y M' ~ SD y0h'fe'uk Diendass uni. 9reitaas' =
San'fs aiber Eampter. Trsimal tpSd,,r,
l.W. I!.tunft, Dienifaas Tonnsrl,oos "n
Sea"aeenes, 5N. d. = Welfihins Spom'
'"Js' "'ffp04s uns 3.eitass, 500. 81
Canal gafe. Gr.imoI , yt.,,,i6.
= aa ~ MI We'ttn pos d'eiiaes unp gomnt,os
,n a. w. YehltIns. Msntase. MitpuSs
81 Mglstfs Heute- i3mnmat ps&cntlid
Ns'u"s W.i,1ofbt nno Scnnabenes. N
y * ~, Y0pi@lab DisAftass UNI .yr.itass' =
Sy"[I Yaa,h Ionte. ;3psimal p5hsuni6-
81 Sw 1, ~ redbs unp Snnnabenes. s
t r., w. & 81 YSlI@lns, DOnneaaes uns Conn
, 1875-03-19

8 lie Gebnerin Qnno Sindinion be-
l9rei6t Die neuelte @eieaidafts. @srbeu=
gnns, wie le Die Damen IN @aibinston
ousfiibren. Sic iagt boB es ni6t gutter
Son 1T, ben &opf 5u beuser, auBer
ipetn man bfberStebenoen l%eineMatung
be5eugen wia. 0ie Dame lhant benz
Sa be9riibenben 5errn serabe in's@eliAt
ld9elt 10 iiiB ols le fam uno neigt ibr
5aupt nit @ra5ie ein flein lpenig nod
Der re6ten S6ultcr, inoem le slei6sei=
tig liA etlpas mad riidmdrts bclpegt. Gin
lei6ts 3ufen nit Der M6iel na6 franz
SoIil6er Manier loa ben @iett Der 9er=
~beu9un9 mod erbDben.
, 1875-03-19

Qeob Brothers
Sbr befommt mebr ,.Erp @cocs" fir Cue,
6slc als In If snb einen aneere GlabIiTsmrnl
In BEN grr. Sfsaten.
SIR ierfsn b'lunbsrs bic @ufmsrflamfei
auf fol1snbe Mrtifsi:
bemp aa's,t (aefretf) fiue role Curb 8rti,
81 Csc nj til 35e.
8'trudt : 6tmp @nrptt. au 35e mertb SIC.
5narain Ga vets. D. 40t. 5Or.. 60. rs g. s.
GOO. ST. $t.t0 pue $l.f5
lbrsr.po Carpet N S rs unb $i,3O, merit
$i.5D 81 Gu.
Gnslnb I,posirp SrufsIs CARPET III $3.50
trs,bSi 40.
Git Cap gu Csc. rstb S0c.
Sammt Ham Hnsn lsppitr pon Sd b,s Sis.
Cocoa Mating sa 60 uns IT,. pe,,t Is nus
S5e.
W 6s. Sud, RON 40 tIa S5e.
Wadss Sp6 San,n nj, pptte ~ SO. rs. 6!
Si.25. ST SO $i.75 S2un. $3.50.
Slrt's we tfapsr. 81 J Q,tuea, Au rs. 81.
IS. 40 IS NO sos.
sdumpels" Giapet IN $l.25 $i.5c unf
$l.75 DER sthf per 10 g1rb.
5ad rod lit er SuSI.25. | SD, LIS. Q 2.25.
$50. s. he su $i5 pr Z mb.ur.
lcoIns. cd { Esin'r, "a 60 75e. une ST Dr.
1uBn>. nsits 75s.. 81 un- $i.5O , +.
Euetne.
Zine artbs NusrabI ppu Staips g. Gtcofa.
Sdaht 8r,aR in alen Dc tenslsn a.rreu.
N.ttas 81 81 ST., wGrn b,lt .u rs @,s.
uns,tleidts Eeiti9er, poIe greite. ,u 2, Cts.
tertb IS -
@sb.ei6ts Y,tttider, role Y,.ite, III 81 @ts.
tpettb 40.
bIsiatt lsiusne g%stttid)er, sOl.es reite, au
rs Cts. mertb 81
eeinene app'tllen, ~ RI brett, ,r 60 @ts,
nertb =.
&nO li'dss eb'sirt ssnesn3sus, ga 20 Gts,
nettb IS.
Gomsfic @snsbams, gu 10, 123 is unh 16a
Ste.
gett usr' rsiiae sOn II Gts, big SO.
Yeti ene 1rlulag hnb af Spu 16a III 81
@ts.
5srttsasmadte Damen- ~sgnsiss sp.l SO bis
5sriiaa madte Ssmtsn, q btftttel, DreTina-
oae ues. Sorlei-Gopers unc S6iirstu ~
iebr Niscri ea 9.reiisu.
@sitidte aleieunesitife fir fleine R,neu
Ena1S"a Su8sr BON $l.5o lis $40 per
9anNtiiderSeus BON 10 tis IS Gts.
-tlctfilrttr nno GildsO amast, in ale.
Audlt'ten gu Febr niep Wreilsu
1tlsrrdn, gang Nole, 3u 81 wertb 81 so.
Yianotsd.n in GROCER Muswabl, ALE irbr bill.
Zig.
2eineoe 1oyliss, su 49, 6U. 75@ts, ST., $125
uut $3.50.
y 'ssraptiae 5S9sr gu 10 gts, psrtb Is.
>f'sen S1aml', pisen Sacqurs unr
Sbstlan' Sbawls in gro sr @uswabi.
yin pcllse wager Yu St mer Naaren.
MATTE" in atm s,sit, n unp QualitGten.
Csln1. M,ps, Mats uno 9&inecw Sbsbee.
y tlet, : veneer une : losue WaG.r. ut
2'1trntlbet @rnn cten AMI Setfsn IN
8 cBer 4uewabl.
]iobm I'D n-Narem III 40 aub 20 Gt5. We
pddtt pcn ie 10 Naceln.
LAS ttite Natm 'ib."en.Oel .su Is Gts pr
Mi,Us.
&I"ss's unp 9Oat'' 9 ool, Soften, au 70 Cts.
pr Ougenp prer 6 9ts per Stua.
"aphai1lnen- attademeafs ST. per 9-r.
j ansil in alsn GuaatGnu. me +. rr,t
t'ad. arap. aailtt e%efreifi, atp; udl. ]5,s
ftr uHs Spsr.d an Il.
&auton< Riarsus in aGsn Qi ,iitGtsn. M, t24
a. 40 G..
yin src.'s 9laet bon Sst. Witae Tsd, b III
pet ale fe.
unc rra'hlsitte s'eutidsr. Ssnttn
3 ua 81 'str ntfrr'asn prfile.
&inltn'f rDa anttrsu Sihen, lie ntti ,Gb /.
cnr nm nne pfitt n efn nHsrinlfr
Yrs'isn uur lrSaib We faun no,
ben.
Ots @nftIaas nFrstu rrt mi aueotfutri.
H'f'ne Ia't't fansn sn'h Die pc atiantt M u,
efr. gso 10 tserfe't mug ,Ss psiiatle en-
asianhI tpsresr.
All
Verp BrsterS.
, 1875-03-19

in a..
Gs peroeu a1e @prbereitunsen getrof=
fen Die Spern Der 6reil dit" unov Stra=
Bella" CUR @uifibruns gu brinsen. Muf
Die vWolhGhu6t" pirb wieber '9roBe
Mufmertlamfeit perpano. 9ie BARN
porfommenben llngebeure linO gang leu
unb ned fir6terlidsr ber9eitelt worOen
ais friiber. Sielelben merben in Der
Brul It bes ti9nlten uno u%nperiasteiten
3u11ouer Elm banges @rauen berporru=
fen unb Dem Climber weroen Die S6re=
der Der 0Dle nit lpl6 lebbaften Sarben
porgeltelt, baB er ans Sur6t nor Dem
Qrte, mo ba miro Iein Seulen uno3d6n
flappen," in li9 sebt uno einen belern
2e6enswanoel binfiro li6 b~efleiBi9en
ipirb, feineWort fOnnen i'm 10 einoring=
lid gum @uten ermabnen, als Die In=
I6auuns bieler Sper.
Wos nun Die Mufiibrung Der Stra=
bella betrift, 10 1T Der @elang erbebeno
nno Die M%uffIbrun9 miro berrli6 BON
@tatten seben. 9ie Scenerien linO san5
ner, Die BARN pprfommenoe Bride miro
26 SUB lang uno bic 9an5e @ustuttuns
entsiideno unb binreiBenb lein.
Ser Gbor Der Serren unO 9amen
miro nabe 81 100 San9er 3dblen. 8er
Mu9en gum le6en uno Sbren gum I'D.
rem bat, ioIte mbeoinst bel Dem Iora
ltelung su9egen Iein.
, 1875-03-19

Sn Der an lebtenWtittpp6 sebaltenen
8er lammlung Der 96iiben wuroe cine
Summe @eloes cpllectirt uno lpa in Der
na9iten @eriammluns Die. @elell6aft
neu %or9anilirt, nno bieSeamten sepdDlt
meroen.
, 1875-03-19

6 inc 6armersto6ter in Maiia6u-
letts lieB ibre 6ohjeit ans Dem @runbe
big ouf Weiteres speriAieben, neil Die
Gier iebt 40 Gents bas Oubenp fpitstcn
nno man oeren lpenisltens 2Oubeno gum
So65eitsfuhen uno 81 ben bel Der @e=
lesenbelt nnentbebrlihen Buildings brau
den piiroe. 0ie miro jeoenfons eire
lparlame 9ausfrau seben.
, 1875-03-19

Cine 0iana 1T 9RiB Molp gnen
5u Mapa in Galifornien, elm MdO6en
BON 10 Sa6ren, baB in bieiem Binter
NIT ibrer i6md6ti9en Slinte mebr @ilo
srleste, als Die beioen belten Der bortisen
selerHteH Sassr, Gum 8speiie, wie
, 1875-03-19
Serr esSo6n @pmble, Sobn bes Sp1n

Serr Sobn @pmble, Sobn bes So6n
6. Womble. Elm befannter &aufmann in
Der Staot wuroe sufdaig nabe Green's
borp, g. g., Mittlpo9 9etDotet.
Ser 8eriorbene luar Sra6t=I9ent
unb als Der 3us BON &i6motlo int Sc
pot onfum,, itieg er ouf Die locomotive
nm cine fur5e Strede mltsufabren.
gtabe Greensboro liei Die 2ofomotipe
noil Den SAienen uno Der lunse Womz
be muroe 70 ieDr perbraant, oaB er &c
fern itarb.
Sci iunse Mann mar 80 Sabre alt.
Geine 2ei1e wurbe seitern nit Dem .
llhr 3ua bierber 9ebro9t.