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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-12-07
A Few Inquiries.
AURORA, Noy. 81, 1876.

AURORA, Nov. 81, 1876.
Ed. Press: Permit me briefly to
inquire what sort of picture those
Democrats and Republicans make, W no
went into the late war IN order to re-.
move forever out of Congress the vex
ations of the NEGRO question" After
'bankrupting the country and delug-
ing it with blood" in the language of
Webster, is the country any nearer
peace? Are the complications any
less serious and threatening? Are
there not new questions of race, and
additional aid fresh antagonisms OF
authority, that unsettle and disturb
the foundations of our system as laid
by the early Democratic fathers, even
more than The slavery question did
When now, will the ;'negro question
have an end, either in Congress, or out
of it? When win avarice and fraud,
overriding the solemnlty of compacts,
cease to feed fanaticism with the plum
der of lands whose riches they both
covet and enjoy? When will there be
no more Giddings, John Browns,
James G.. Blaines and Garfields ?
When will Democrats know their own
flag2 Yours. JEFFERsoN.
We beg to say TO our correspondent
that, whatever the Republicans may
have intended, Democrats did not go
into the late war to settle the slavery
question either in Congress or out of
it, but "to preserve the Union with all
the rights, dignity and equality Of the
several States unimpaired." This was
the ayowed purpose of all, but the
people generally are beginning to see
through the hypocricy of the profess
slons of the Radical leaders, and to
understand that their whole purpose
was to destroy the work of the fathers
of the Republic.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-12-07
BlackSuaithing.

ID BOOSINGER continues the business
De of Blacksmithins in all its branches. a,
the old stand on the alley east Of Court House
Park. Special attention paid to Horse -sl,oeing
Ravenna. Oct. d 1876. 426tf
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-12-07

The total expenditures in Ohio for
the support of Common Schools in
1875 was SS.17O,959.9S.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-02-09
HOWE'SA!e!!:G!IljiEE::;'' &: ! = / ;SSURE S!!li!;'

$500 Reward if it fails to cure. DIR. C. b.
Howe, Seneca Falls, n. Y. 20 At
Pleasant and Profitable EmDlSyment.---
"BeautifulF' "Charmingw "Oh, how
lOvelyW "What are they worth :" dc.
Such are eXclamations by those who SEQ
the large elegant New ChromOs produced
by the European and American Chrome
Publishing Co. They are all perfect Gems
of Art. No one can resist the temptation
to buy when seeing the Chromos. Cam
yassers, agents, and ladies and gentlemen
out of employment, will find this the hest
opening ever offered TO make money. For
fun particulars, send stamp for confiden-
tial circular. Address f. Gleason & Co.,
73S Washington ST., Boston, Mass. 22 At
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-02-09
IlSrnAE. Nj ssIL
KINNEIR g SMILEY,
Tiones.a Houss,

a NDREw WELLER, Proprietor. This
~ house has been newly lifted up and is
now open for the accommodation of the
publio. Charges reasonable. 81 1y
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-02-09

Observing persons move slow their
heads move alternatly from side to
side, while they occasionally stop and
turn around.
Careful persons lii their feet high
and place them down quietly by the
side of the way.
Calculating persons generally walk
with their hands in their pockets and
their heads slightly inclined.
Modest persons generally step soft.
ly, for fear of being observed
Tmld persons often step off from a
sidewalk on meeting another, and al
ways go around n stone instead of
stepping over it.
awake persons "toe out" and
have a long swing to their arms, while
their hands move about miscelane-
ously.
Careless persons are forever stub.
bing their toes.
Lazy persons scrape about loosel Y
with their heels, and are first on one
side Of the walk, then on the other.
Very strong minded persons have
their toes directly in front of them,
and have a kind of stamp movement.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-02-09
90. AUDITORS REPORT FOB 1875.

sRTIEY
81,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-02-09
DR.. ]. I. Acomb,

physician AND SURGEON, who has
had fifteen years experience in n large
and successful practice, will attend all
Professional Calls. Office in his Drug and
Grocery Store, located in Hdioute, near
Tidiouto House.
IN HIS STORE WILL BE FOUND
fun assortment OF Medicines, Liquors
Tobacco, Cigars, Stationery, Glass, Paints,
Oils, Cutlery, all of the hest quality, and
will be sold at reasonable rates.
DIR. CHAS. o. DAY, an experienced
Physician and Drugs ist from New York,
has charge of the Store. All prescriptions
putup accurately.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-02-09
Lawrence House,

TNIONESTA, PA, WILLIAM LAW
l. RENEE. PROPRIEroR, This hOusa
is centrally located. Everything now and
we'll furnished Superior ,accommoda-
tions and strict attention given to guests.
Vegetables and Fruits of all kinds served
in their season. Sample room for Com
gnercial Agents.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-02-09
"a wOman fair TO look upon"
SARA, The PRINCESS.

Fac-Simile Of a Celebrated Oil Painting by
BkOCIIA RI, in 2l l-colors-size i7X22
inches. The royal beauty of face and
form, rich Oriental costume, romantic
Eastern landscape background, with its
well, palm trees, fiocks, tents, and long
stretch of desert and distant boundary of
mountains, combine 10 form a rare and
lovely picture, 1t would grace the walls
OF any public or private gallery. Can
vassers are wild over it, and are compet-
ing for the Cash Premiums. Sena for our
splendid offer. Address,
lost J. Il. FORD 4 CO., n. y. City.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-02-09
FOREST HOUSE,

G A. WARNER PROPRIETOR. Opposite
-. Court House, Tlonesta, Pa. just
opened. Everything new and clean and
fresh. The best OF liquors kept constantly
On hand. A portion of the public patron
age Is respectfully solicited. Ally
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-02-09
Forest County So.


for the ending December Ss rs and find
Of January, A. 1876 n THOMPSON. TlAS.0
HENRY zUENDEL tI4sI Auditors
J. r.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-02-09

The London Rothschild is dead.
and every poor devil ofan editor re.
marks with satisfied complaceney that
"money could not save him." Poverty
don't save a man either.
Polite literature-Ciyil Justice re-
cords.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-02-09
CENTRAL HOUSE,

DoNNER 4 AGNEW BLOCK. L.
ID AaNRw, Proprietor. This Is a new
aouss, and has just been fitted up for the
accommodation OF the public. A portion
Of the patronage Of the public is solicited.
tS-ly
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-02-09
Rates of Advertising.

Legal notices at established rates.
Marriage and death notices, gratis.
All bills for yearly advertisements col
lected quarterly. Temporary advertise
ments must be paid for in advance.
Job work, Cash on Delivery.
, 1876-03-24
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

Dcputy-Coronor aEcQorr Ii again sick.
The toll-roads, with ono exception, aro now
open to tho public.
Tho Honey murder case wes continued In the
Criminal Court until wock from Tuasday, on
account Of eicapeBs Of wltnessaa for tho prose-
cutiou.
benjamin, the evangelist, WAS yeaterdny dis
charged from custody, on the recommendation
OF tho prosecuting witnoss, the Rev. Bishop
Cheney.
Tho bills for medical testimony in the Why
land murder cas0 wero yesterday handed tn to
tho County Board, amounting 10 $400. They
will be passed Gu Ill due timc.
Judge AfcAlllstor is Of tho opinion that the
County Board acted nnwisely In appointing the
Rann party TO represent the county in State cases
before tho Police Courts who waa reprcacutiuE
tho city. 1fo thinks that thoro will necessarily
bn conflict Of tntoroat between tho county and
city in tho filling of tho office, and that ono man
cannot scgye two mnatcrs.
It liz gonerally believed among those who hnvo
takou paiuH to inquire, that Sexton never mado
that bis relations with tho architect md Doard
were such N to preclude such necessity. The
architect ia eail to hAyo furnished him his fig
utcB, aud ho Waa assured In advance that COM
pusltors would stand no show.
George Colo, another OF tho divorce conspira-
tors, made 4 desperate effort for release from
jail yeaserlay, md furnished bail Ia tho amount
Of a1U00, Peter Bowman, John Faulds, aud
Ehenezer Wakoly becoming hiB aufeltss. Just
hands on him III tho namo Of tho Governor Of
Pennsylvania, and he waa returned to his cell to
await transportation to hia old homo, whero he
will be called On 10 answer Tor oiBamy.
, 1876-03-24
ANNOUN CEMENTS.

Susan B, Anthony vii! lecture At Mccormick
Hall Sunday afternoon on ' Womsn's Wsnts.''
this IL q now locturo. Admission 10 cents.
The strauRors' aud woskinEuomen's mcoting
will ho hold at tho rooms OF the Good Samaritan
Society, No. l73 Randolph streot. to-day at Q
o'clock.
The Illinois Il Michigan Canal will bo opened
for navigation from bridgeport 10 Laslllo Batur-
day. BoasH will bs allowed to draw foot 8
lpches
Prof. Pfoctor'a third lecturo will ho given to-
night at Far@oll Hall. Subject. "Othes Worlds
than Outs." Tickets for tho remaining two lec-
turcs eau DO bought for ~, including reBeryed
sent.
Tho next conversational lecture 10 tho course
ut tho Third Unitarian Church will be by tho
world.rcnowned sc!entsas, Prot. Proctor, Sunday
evening. The concluding conversation In the
coaEac will DO by Miss Husan u. Anthony. about
tho Int Of May.
:, Tho third Huntlay afternoon concert In did OF
tnc Hool Ra!naritRn Home will ha given under
thn management OF Mr. Arthur ]. Creswold Ut
| diooleS'a Ih9atlo Sunday afternoon at . o'clock.
| IAoae CONCERTS have acquired an unauttcipatea
popularity. Rnu nov attractions wlll bo presented
| ut tho uext.
Tonight the opening Of the fJes raadlpy-room
| and library establlH!ied by tbs Womnna 4,br}r.
| tiau Temperance Unou foF reformsti ma viii
tRko rlaGe ut tfe Bethel Home co,ncr I,aka and
I,osplaluea streos. Miss Frances i, E,WilIard viii
! deliver tho oponing address, All f1iends Of tic
cauao arc cordially Invited to bo present.
, 1876-03-24
MILWAUKEE.
Contracts Lct-'EhD Isocont Rnllrond
Dtanstcr-Tho H1iiwnu1kco Iron Com.

Contracts Lci-'rhD Isccont Railroad
Dtanstcr-Tho H1iiyvnufkco Iron Com.
Pnny.
spte,ai Dfsua.eh TO Ths ch.eaoo Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, March 23.-The contracts have
baeu lot, aud tho work Is TO be commoncod on
tho 1st OF April, for tho erection OF tho now
Catholic ecclesiastical buildings Gu tho South
Side. 1shns boen determined to commence with
. school.housc, tue uppor part OF which Ia to be
usod, for tho proHent, for divine worship, tho
wholo to cost $1,000. Tho parish ia to bo called
St. FasrIck's, and will bo under tho fathorly
charge Of tho Ttoy. Father Vahoy.
A wild ssatenont having obtained currency
tln. another lito, not hitherto reported, had boon
lost by tho rcccbt railroad disaster on tho Iako
shore, TuE TRIBUNE reporter visited tho spos
but found thorc WAS no truth In the story. Men
mantling tho locomotive, and tho vhoto locality
had beon thoroughly explored. Tho engino will
probably DO got into p0sltton and ruh up tetn-
porary incline to tho main track, and takon
thonco to tho shop tonight.
Tho milwaukee, Iron Company has isBnod =
circular stating that tho horseshoe factory about
w!,ie! go much was written at tho tlmo 1t was
contemplated Is now In opnratiou. and pro-
ducing tho long-promiHed feet-waro fer horses.
This announcement authorizes q statement
which will bo read with ploasute throughout tho
Wost, wherever THE TRIBUNE pcnosratcs. Co.
Blrikos, and tlalt-stmo In tho East, namely, that
tho Company l,us everything 10 blast, md ia
working ia ntl departments, - thing almost un-
prccedentod ut thls tuo Of Year In thu iron trndo
sinco tho panic. Over LOCO mon aro now ON.
ployed at tho Company's works, At Dayvio".
making merchant bar.iroo, car links, car pins,
splice bars, mud cyory description Of morchant.
hblo and ratlroAd iron.
, 1876-03-24
THE CiTY-HALl-.

The Csty Collector gathered in 5000 YESTERDAY.
Water-rcnta yesterday weso $3.50, and ze-
coipts from tho City Collector sta.
Tho Couucil Committee on Iubllc buildings Ia
called for Saturday at 2:30 p. IN, In tLo CITY
Clerks Office.
Tho Hoard OF rublo Works received bids yes.
tordny for tho construction Of the tower for tho
etand.pipe ut tho Yves. Bide pumriug-workB.
The lowest bidders for masonry work we1o
EuruHhaw i Uoblo for tho cut-Btono worK.
tiindoo Dros. for carpentry, ": d. Coz aud
iur iron work, Joha Macarthur. No awards havo
yot been ulAdc.
AID. Caso Waterman, aud Woodmau, evil
dautIy sllBsatistleu with the action of tho Coun-
election for Mayor, have cllled HpecIal meeting
OF tho Council for this evening to reconsider tho
laat vote GU the question. II is hoped til1t no
Alderman WHO iB III favor Of pbeying the will OF
The reopto AMI ct+lllny special election will be
absuut.
Some member OF the municipality remains
loyal tu I!lu iafeF- Octan despite the manner In
which II has been tRktnR tAeM over tho cOaIB for
tue impoverished condition of the Treasury sud
the consequent depreciation Of city certificates.
Witness the foresight OF soEne OF tho Aldermen
tn paaatns su ordinance that III print occupies
tive columns nonparesl in Tho corporation paper.
bhhl DO published for twenty consecutive days
previous tu The election. Al! Of which will not
the paper $7Go NJ the regular advertising ratuA,
From tls fact va can readily understand why
soms Of the Aldermen Wero 80 careful thRt it
should not be 1ecopsidered, nor that the Hpeclai
call for Mayor should b incorporated into It,
lest tue entire ordinance should b. t1vaiidAted.
, 1876-03-24
SECURING AcQUiTTAlS.


There cama up ycsterdaymornlng In tho Grim.
hal Court 70. trial the ease OF man by Tho
naun OF Meyer, WHO was charged with illegal
sottug ut the First Precinct OF the First Ward at
The election lask fall, Tho testimony against
hin was heard the principal ultucss buiuY . Ms.
Magtll, WHO Was tho Republican challenger At
tho polls, aud then, without tho case going TO
the jury, ths States Attorney and tho Judge d.
rlded that caso had not boeu made out
Against tho defendant, aud 10 Was dis
charged. Among tho Jurors was 4
man BY tne uamo Of Thomas Macarthur,
= contractor By profession, WHO had been sum-
mouod ~ I juror early In tho week while ho was
around Frank AGnan'4 ofico on businees. After
the casa had been settled, Ihts juror, Macarthur,
went down to tho ylyol and found theso 3 tol.
low BY tho uame OF Jimmy Sbh", who letB ~ 4
sort OF clark or private agent from time 10 time,
for 4. +. Trude. who u so happened, was aioy-
er's lAwyoE and nlao his bondsman. Macarthur
walked up to tho clerk aud said to him;
"wAkRE IL rAuDE2
want 70 soa him. That thing is Ill dxed. We
bud It III hxed." Tho cerk noticed three Of four
strangers standing around. md t1ied to hush up
, 1876-03-24

McAr.bur, who, however, declined to be qn'eted.
aud went Of, to give review Of Tho caes how
certain repeater had been sIod ara s ~ n.oa on
H. 4S. u5 Z I'D steheS nS aso s a s f' s' i pas
sTss ssuus''i and ' q porIurer, but, that befsto
they had chance to sse1ui. Meyer sl.9 at,
Judge Dismissed thc cas9: ie @Rsn 81 aeo
Trnde rrl,e away and tho two wont oil In CONF
panr together. Indtvtdua1a who hFe acquainted
with alr. Trudo's reputation can draw taoE own
M'AR7nCn pES1Es .-,
In view Of The foregoing. facts. reporter
called last evening on SIR. Macarthur at bis tosl"
dcnce, No. 22o Twcnty.afth hsrces, After =
protracted search ia Tho ,nelghbothood'
In aunucr to various questions. ar. AicAr..
thnr pni tt,at llo wAs at tho Tiyoll about
O'Clock ycatcrdny: wh,o there ho took drink.
but did not see nuy clork Of Trudes; did not
TiyoIl With any clerk 10 md Trude OF for any
other pnrroao did not find Trude nor look after
him: left the Tiyoll ntono aud went directly
homo; was not on tho jury BY h1s own So
Sheriff Aguow's oillee on private business. In
short, afr. Macarthur dculol each and overy ono
of tho acta imputed Ia him. anu would not al.
nit any convoIaation or the like despite tho
fact that It apnearn boyon,l question that the
conversation above related did tako place.
I,EMISuToH's rANs.
Mention was inndo IN TuE IRInrSE yeatotdAv
Of tho fact that the man 1iBmiogtol. vino ao1sod
m Juror in tic cneo OF tho THnnt'cth Wara
election Judges, lind boon seen drinking at tho
Tiyoli With some OF the frculs of tle defendant
during tho progress of tho trinl. The name OF
tho person witl, whom ho was chiefly engaged III
conversation III William 1ilasctt. It h!ao appears
thai uot long attor this etshtioll but after
the Court had rcatHemblea, this man Shaw mont
ovor to tho Courtroom, made his way through
the crowd /, aIr Ttudo, said aonaethue to him.
, 1876-03-24
Total. ,c2l

Toal.... ,$3o,G3l
This ann multiplied by tho number Of months
In the year will give nj expenditure OF
S703.57G.52 In salaries nlono. Ono might con.
clutlo tho fmmenhitY Of this sum had beNildeted
tho Council. and that they did not know whero
to begin 10 cut down. were 1t not for tho fact
TINT d bet&er roaHon ia nehrcr at band, namely:
political favoritea and yagrant bbmmorB must bo
provided for barnaclos mnBt be allowed to live.
OF tho nboyo list OF omployos thrao Commits
eioncrs, secretary and assistant, City Engineer
anu Engineers ctork, bookkoeper, and assist
auts, Superintendent Of Btidgah and strooss,
assistant aud draughtsmen, eight spectnl clctks
and messenger, arc paid ouo-thrd from the
sewerage fund. ono-thlrd from tae S:etor rents.
mud tho remaining third bT direct taxation.
Some other omployea arc paid by dtrect taxa-
ton, ~ the Sidewalk inspectors aud bridge
tondars. whilc tho remaining mud larger number
GRO paid from tho wator rents.
THE yUIDER or TMEAN EMrnDTES
Ia nearly tWlco great is sabaolutoIy oesaEy.
Tho Council has upon Bovoral occasions cssnyed
to cut out tho map department. with tls quota
Of drauEhtamcn, but each time hea faiied' b..
would DO thrown tut OF a position. In thu
Water Office aomo halt-dozon employees could bo
spared ~ vol as not, and nos throw particle
tho olIlce. In q schedule Of eheso salaries
submitted TO the Council laat January, tho ena.
ployes OF the Water Office Woro distributed all
throughout tho ltet, instead Of being maseed In
ono place. as was donc with tho other offices.
Possibly thsa may not have boon done to mis-
lead. Besides, tlaso arc eighteen water polloo
utterly useless. drawing 800 per annum out
OF tho Treasury. Their nae!ossnoss ia uhtter of
notorsetyi tho Water of}co emoloyes know them
only as nuIsances, and 80 do the Board Of Com
misslonerH. 1t Is understood that they arc to
bo dispensed With after tho 1st Of noxt month,
but that tlmo has not como yee, aud proba,,
bly, mover will como for them. Should
thoy, By ohhnco. be discharged. such howl
would 40 upfrom Bcore OF political magnates as
would frigGtcn thoir employers either into ron-
stating the majority Of thom or making places
Office and tho special assessment oficos al the
clorks, excepting four or f7o, could easily bo
spared, for, undor present circumstances. no
workn Of public Improvement car be carried on.
THE WAY IN WHICH THE COUNCIL ECONOMIES
| in thoas matters may oaailY DO soon from the
appended list, having In ono column tho items
| recommended bY Comptroller Hayes. aud the
, 1876-03-24

4otal. ssb,5VtV.4 %ou't711
From tho totals It will 10 soon that tho O7un-
ell thought better OF the spending capacity OF
tho board than did Comptroller 1nrcs. Tho
most gla1lng thing In the above liat was tho ap~
psoprlation OF al, 600 tor sidewalk inspection. q
matter that could bo far bottor attended 10 by
tho police, IS they attend to gaa-lamps. Tho
Sidewalk Inspectors arc nero nonentltioa draw
ing salaries, simply because they are thought to
bo possessed OF Bo1uo political influence, They
do no work whatsoever.
Tho Investigations In this direction were 30
fruitful in results thAt the other departments
weFo but glanced over, and jump made 10 tho
consideration Of
bill a. compared with ttat Of Inst year. Last
which mus. be added tax OF MILL for uster-
pipo extension or s303,000, which gives a
total OF IS, 42], o05.29. This yeAr, for nina
months, tho appropriation foots up el 045, ,520.27.
Or S5,B9i, 035. .G3 for twelve months. Tho Coun-
eli wo1o 90 ashamed Of this incroRso TINT thoy
essayed to hide 1t. uonce, before passing II as
3 wflo!o,' they cut down yaTtouH ANAL items Is
far nB toBBlb!o and thop still further reduced
tho total by cutting down tho Item for deicien-
clos by raising ono-haif Of IL BY means Of direct
taxation, and providing that the remaining $780,
600 should be thkon from miscellaneous 1oceipts.
TllIs, together with ESQ, 600 interost on tempo
yary lonnB which thoy purpoaoly failed 10 !nsost,
makes an apparent total reduction OF $500, ,011.
Tho actual incrcaso over last yoAr's kppr0prla-
ton ~ exactly $570, ,121.71.
Tho Mayor has not yet sIgned OF even looked
Rs tho bill. Under lilo now chhItor ho has tho
power OF vetolnc auy separate item. Will he
do III
, 1876-03-24
DEATHS.


D1uKERgoN-Tho funeral services Of tho ne,. ].
7. Dcierson, p: D.. who ditd on Tueaiay will II
hcld At tho Firut Baptist Church. South pArfAy, COZ
ner Thirty ntstst., To-day tEzidsJl, st halfpa.t L.
Bpechl car for OakWooA CemotesJ 1t O'Clock, from
tho foot Of Thirty.hrst-at.
.cooKE-At his residence. Nc. 7o1 South s1ay..s,
ntter long md painful inoss El!aa Cooke, OF vi.
mondhar Norfolk County. England, In hin 10th yea,
Funeral from hts residence On Saturday, March u
1911, at 1880.
MoLAuauL1N-At tho resdonce Of her son.!a.isv,
J. J. Da Lacy, ut 1903 Arnotd-sL, Mary Mclaughlin,
In tho cd year Of her aRe.
Funeral from st. Johns Church, By To Calvary,
At III .. III. Oh H1turday, 25th Inst.
IupsoN-At hlH homo in Eyanston. III, March y
tho leY. phllo Juso father Of Mrs. Gov. John L. UsY
ofit1ge, A1rs. Mark Kmbal, snd Mrs. O. II. Palmer IN
the 6Jth year Of fila age.
Tho funeral services Will tako plsce In tho II. Z
Church at Evanston: Saturday. the 2Ma inat.. It
o'clock p. Friends dealtng TO attend tho Acrvioes
tako the train leaving the Wels Btrcct Depot Il
lla0 u, and roturn the train feaylug Eyanstaa
1t 2:t3 =. m. r
sLATE-At Iura1o, NJ. r, March a, Hap
nah Harrington wifo OF Farnhntn 8t.ke. nonlainB vii
arriye at Michigan Southern depot at $3.50 tha morn
ing.
CONDO DoN--Alichael Condor, son OF II. !. Condor.
Carriages to Calvary. :.