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y el.hlcI place % go new sewing naohiis Of sing
VI per week. Maohiaes exchanged rented mi re-.
paired ~ furnish plenty u good paving work Arts,
halis mat " per week best place neIy NJ rect
cars run near the store. Remember l9l. w. PIMhkL.
A NEW way 10 buy a new sewing machine ana get
~ written guarantee to get all the work on 40
fn S1S ,lnt t 9os As5f's ar Ire IA q
Elsa,6ev' '''''''' '' ~ ''' AA' '''
AZ M0RI-O>'~, corncr I'm and Oh ay-ilc.
b tsiru.onh. Take particular lotice of tnis address
4 Ill. KINDS Of -cwlrg m,rhiur. Tor sale 10 rent. or
y .rchane ,a,1, hong ona repsircfi good second
hand very Cheap mouihlS paYmea,s. 100 Canal 81
A ltEN1I0N. Experienced sgryants, er'en girli.
At i0a J'n AZ. near Vths st. '''''
A KTIFiClAL FLOWERS. wanted, fore.
A. AVA Broadway.
A DOMESTIC. Wheeler wilson. singer. v Icox
"A Hi1DS sewing ma, hiHe foI so. Isl BIOome ST..
A LADY returned from the south d-sres two
~ Frgteslant servants, COOK. chanbermaid, sc. 900
A GiRL waited iot gePerAi nouseworE wash.
A MIDDLE AGED. sober woman, to do general
N houseWorA 80 Llsp, nlrd -.
A SMART, tidy girl to COOK wash and lron, I7e
N 80 aN.. oakery.
RtsTERH on nne white vests. 100 East 4th st. Call
- OIL me week
( ASH pad for all the worE you can do during the
" yer and after the Il paid fOr; our opera.
orr maze from az - 40 weekly the best prices piu
Tor NorS. o. kast Vth, ~, opposite stcNaHt.
ENPERlENCED hands wanted on linen and
4 doubt stitched dues coates Ro0d prlres paid,
Please can Tor Two lays a, "oe East pm st.
IHREE instrurtIon on sewing machines At The Girls
i Lodging House. q So Marks pace, Sh st. bc,wern
Second and hlrd ave.
INIKST-CLASS operators ind bisters on waite
vests best prices paid. " Fors5 "a 81.
GERMAN GIRL wanted fof plain homework.
N At 80 "a Ay, entrance on sd g., top floor.
(AIRL wanted one skifu In wrapping small PACK
NJ ages 10 NIX paper, Address o. box llS.
AIRI. about 10 to mind children and make herself
~ u'eiul Apply efIerSA NJ, At 2iS 80 AZ.
Coon qporators and hasiers on boys suits Apply
~ 81 l'l hlrt'hei -t 8d door.
HANDS waptcl on linen and alpaca coatsi also.
pt'ts,Fs ,hhd Dat iohhoe maSer-. Cali at 352
epuih ~ ~, Wuiam-burHh,
1 AIDES taught operating SHIRT MAKING dress max.
a. Ius' anl tuiuhI' lal "rand IT, Mrs. FINN
OPERATORS on W. a W - machines. also expe.
- tenced masters on whItc vests, At 3li Gold st.
BrOokyn, roar W.
npERAT0HH AMI bssiOrs wsnted on inc white
~ vests On w. a VS. machine az 25S est 18TH st.
nPERATORk and bssters on yestsi only good
y, nsnds. Inquire 2aJ ID st. between Avs, aud g.
OPEHATOns and basteu on ves.s Ig7 Az. D,
- stA. Ven 81, 70 hoor. Mrs. ADLER.
OPERATORS. bas,ers. and 30 nnlshers on eustsm
" and shop pAntA e66 West 4i't st., basement,
OPEhAT0h wanted on mems uppeis. Apply at
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WAnit0...4tmnlta

OPERATORS on vests and girl, to learn se. 9th
DAPER box FL, WANTED, experie nccd hands on
paste SS'' OO' sfoosER BSuR f sSc csn uf st soo
II ~. MACY e. CO., 1Itb at. ana 9th av., want
II ~. MACY & CO.. IAN At. ana 9th av.. want
II. Immediately eTpericnceG flower brauchers.
MACnSE ;sa % N TS1Sd eS Sl.
e.. OF ~ East broadway, bet. Plse and Rutgers sta
Machues repaired.
N1> sSse t. w EG3s Gi SSS'A ~
Hudson At.
rINwO nrsLcls-s family lroners aud Troy starcher
street.
WANTED-Ap American or rngi.h CIR az nr',;;
" c.,ss cook and aundre,s IN 2 en- y, iami best ~
Of 53d st., between o aud ~ o'clock AN
WANTED -Tailoiesse. to make eo'tonqd, and jean
e." Goals also G sS%do& f B6 S.s s GSanb rs ST. &.
second lof
WANTED A .ir to work At nlacS bordering on
to Al S @ baud Gfa8RF6Es SO GTo S way
WSNTED A wonl,n COX Tor ste mn mt Z, Nv
A. 81 40 TO- sT1Sg a ITO 10. X. 'S Scv Io'k
NVANTtD-A nr-tc a., operator on Wheeler &
" WI on 30 wing mace ne for IN, White shirts. APP
WAAr.tp.A sa. Sr s Gqa e 81 f 2as
fourn ri. Price fron iOc. 10 csc per y Gee.
XVANrED, Goed. cvp riercel cp.r. r., On sies
w rs iun Tor 10 - suits, also hastcrs ana nm
ishcrs Inquire ~ Franklin IT., top luf.
IVAN rEDA strong 81 for general hous,w work.
VI vi d gtpi r'cnW u"rlatilna wages SO TO 81.
Inquire az % East i3Dih st.. drst At.
WANTED Agoou. viii! gg n, Or woman. to do
frnerh bon. 'Noi ma toa ss Ia taking care Of
cn drcn, ~ SO West eSta st.
WAIVED OPERATOR Singers machine. pnbta
W BIS trs nnislefs l53 iuh st. between 3! and ith
avs. South BrouAiyn.
WAIVED Operators, bastcrs. nnishcr on shop
W coats. nj al East Oh ST. between Avs. aud u,
Or nlor.
w ANTED- a Protestant cirl ~ or "a. f,r light
w huusework. Apply nt ia Rpsset. Nilhtm.hrrgh.
M ANTED Operator on Wilcox Ginhs machine
w for Windsors and wide ends. 32j fIst 90 ~.
WANTED Operators and bascrs on vests. Cal at
w 2b' ta-t Houston st.. corner sun TX, ~ door.
inn NEW shirt lrnnrrs wanted Manhattan
4 wv Laundry. %" East 3bth ST. cali all week.
900 EAST iTH ST. Wanted young girl,
sDsI - from l2 To- 10 years ~ age, to LOOK ate.
child dnu assist IN light nous ewt r..
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Aorsss, 6arull.j, IT.

A TWO HORSES cheap sound and Kind suit
N able tor truck express grocery farming Sc; $40
aud tOO. ll2 Henry 81, stable.
UNOR ~ LIZA stylish mare, yearR o.d sound ana
Il kind eve y way also iiglt grocery wagon and
hrncs La ire At H. H. BOOMEls. Boulevard stables.
No l6s East N3i ST.
INOH SALE-One bncS horse, IS hanls a good
worker price $50. Can on st4nd. letn st. ami oh
avenue,
HORSE. wagon, snd harness must be soldi a oar
i gam 80 West broadway.
4 OOk AT TlII~-liO horses 10 be I'D II auction.
togr her vi carts, ana wa ons. ana harness DC
on rine,iay jan ~ sale to csInence At II O'Clock
A, NJ. precisely
Foot OF IAN a.. East River.
DONN-Bl lI.T horse. years Old. 10 hands hi. h.
tuli .bie isl doctor ~ family horse also hght ex.
dam ST.. ~ -N
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sglpptn5.

VDlPPlNd.
A NcH0RstINFrtTrTnyS sMAf,,lhSTEAMEis.
Pas.enee-s osed at oSest rate, to or from any
tonunent -" u" ~ '''" i''''1' VI '1'
D ;"6f !st 7n S s9 fa St ' S5ss E1 :..
erls fE To a fEAAGE y. i rS9pt os
G 2G Dh nSST SSe gffi ''aSS'd
INMAN LlNE.-RoYAL NAIL sIsAMEH, Al.E
'Yp FpE SetTlesFyssirco%S% AND LIVERPOOL.
CI1y OF SEN. Yoik. 80. saIur lay, Jan. is, A. NJ
c19 Of s,. "Tnay j fan e.
CiTTY OF q ~ - s4fM
ana e'co 'ucce' xxi fs'a og FS% Fs as
SAnIS SEQ. ssj and 400. eold.
biafi. ' isacd lowest riis. currency
: s,bin p,s,ag. All eeleral business Apply at the
Forsterase passage at - Broadw9y or Pier IS. n r.
NArio>AA tddH Eoybs65Ssq b ffsE;i, AUD AZ \. X
9GBEEcE' wednesday, Jan; lsap
THE n9 UtESJ snis;FAN ". ESGLANp; i'm g. Pm:
e 5 aR% S fssss :5-ss
rates Apply At the '0~''Py ga'f sTo' %s's.
P.IFellsG 5,d,a a-,, it,Nsn,sSf
British Coinn1il BE
fR iE f9t Of e'2 IL SST
ste,mslip ACAPULCO. $ tgri y Jan. 10, At ~ noon.
PAcinc poris.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO JAPAN AND CHINA.
rGSS * FHilNSis5 q, g g xS6S
er StS eya io, vo.. Monday jan 81.
rRq% FSS4EESS$5SS 81 yIg gS PORT
r On t9e Ion. 90 h. and SOth q every month -
'1D' or jEGEIET 2' saO S"a' al NJ
Ef5 ss .. SSss from E s.S
al Et4FFV Il
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WITTY STAR LINE,
sl,I nooIt, an Rur,DI
pEN>sYLvANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York, DesbrOssCs and COrtlands
Streets Ferries, NJ follows:
kxpTesr Tor aTrisbnrg Pltsburghthe West and South
with P1ilman Palace cars sticned. s'30 A. NJ, aud
$50 !. VI. SUNDAY q and $50 =. ~
For WI iAmspOrt and LOck II wen Of $50 4. and
b;3Of NJ. For Cory ana Erie $50 T.. NJ, connecting
a. CORY for ltusSle, Petroleum Ccnsrr. ani the
For B,hmore, wash ngton and the soqth Limited
Washington TX .rrss Of Pullman PnTlor Cars dlily
except sunday, $50 A. NJ arrive Washington i;l0
T. n, Regular al $40 A. NJ, J amor NJ. SUNDAY
Express for PhiladepN T. $40 $40 03) A. NJ Ie So
L. $40. ., a. T. SOB NJ AMI ~ I'll sht sunday 8,
.; $3.50, ana9 r. ~ ErliTani aud second class.
For trains to Newark. Elizabeth. RAILWAY, Princeton
Trenton, fer1 Amhuy, Firminstpn, Hevider'. and
other pOns SEE local ,cdrdurs ~ all ticNrt Oinces.
Trai arrive; From Pittsburgh, 800 aud lOJ A. N.
aud 800 =. NJ. daily 1913 M and TAO NJ: daiiy.
eIcrpt Monday Prom Washington aud Baltimore,
$50 A. NJ. 4o5. hl5, ard lo;2I T. NJ. SUNDAY 0:20
A. VI From rhlaielpntt 5'lD o20 $3.50, 1913. i1.2o,
11b4 A. ", e;l5 tD5 6t5 $40, 7tO s;ti, $3.50, 1Of
4. NJ. SUNDAY $40. 6ssO Goo ll:5t A. NJ. Ti0 V;So
aud l0e7 T.. ~
Ticket lnices, 5e6 and ga BroAdway Aston House,
and loot OF u sbrosses and Cortandt streets Court
street Brooklyn ia. i6. aud ils Hudson street, Ho-
bokeo Emlgrant ticket Ot1ce. Battery place;
ID. VI. BOYD Jlk,
PRANK THOMSON,
GeLcrsl Manager.
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Aral eslalr,

nor SALE or exchange Tor merchandise. onehali
u ~ tract ~ 6t1OO acres of land a. mi ro II
Court House st. LOUIS Mo. s4Il scre-. more less
hA.f mefchandise, hal cash prlce tJVuDO. Address
II II. EVANS, s.. Charles, so
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OPERATORs on yes. and girl, to learn. sst 9th
" a.. ton floor.
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OF the VERY BI~T STANDARD BRANDS. at
PEiChS LOWER thGl SIHfLLR QU.tLfIIBS IA w
BEEYSOLD dDay ne posi meiOe yedrs.
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Broadway, Fourth V., 9h& 10th SITS.
SauinOs aanns.

DROADwAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION, s37
ID broadway entrance on PARK piace.-lntvrest o.
oeposlts entitled thereto Tor he six months endn
Dee 81 at the raie OF SIX cent. anuun, on oil
eumr Of 81 nd howard, viii be PAID aud after mon
DAY, Jan. ~, 1915 FRANCIS 4. SCHOALS. Prest.
PETER CUNNING, ActuarY.
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The ABOVE are EXHIBITED on the FOURTH
AvENUk SIDE-NINTu STREET SEQ
-p,cseRting an unusual OtpoituHNV 20 hons keepers
20 ddrdHtIVe0UaV supply heb tO1Rts. chich may not
occur d0lin u, years.
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ID n. MACY a. CO., 14th At ana 9th av. want
IL. nistclass m.liiner and trimmer. Apply immcdi-
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4 GENTS wanted IN toNn aud country 1, scli on
~ pure teas 70 families. hotels. and large consumers
bc,t trrn-. and largest stock thu country Apply
thu Wells Tea Company, 20i Fnon st., betwcc
On irch and GrrenN .ch ris.. New YORK.
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DArRR BOXES, -wsnteo, experienced hand, on
collar boxes \ xinds " squire work. glue aud
naste. SPOONEKA BAURIl 2O0 Can-l st.
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sport thst wriuAied care 4 rides "
EVERY NIGH UNrt. Further NOTICE,
ruE WIDOW liliNr
with JOHN DtiLON, CYRIL SEAgLR, W. J. FER
CusuN, !. LANGLEY. Mis- MARY STUART Mi-s
MAIZE LOUISE, Miss MAUDE GRANGEH, Mis-
kAIE LIVINGSTON
- Ny TURN NsNr, .. .....-
WITH join DILLON I'll ARLES pAIiSlOR, HARRY
GWYNErrE, J. ". nliu rONt, Miss PEARL BY
TlNGE, Miss KATE LlN INusrON. Mas ANNIE I'D.
MONDSON.
To conclude win the iauchahe ac"ne,
FUN ~ JURY ROOM.
from "Crucihe," sliShtN changed and localized.
Admission 81 reserved r0ats 81 30; bacuny, % cts.
MATINEE THURSDAY. at2 y. ".
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A Dt NG man to rct Is shipping clerk snd hook.
~ hcepcr and b. generally useful In small manuf fac.
turinf business eilArY mod rate Ad ress FOR two
days. stating age, reference cAperience ar salary
pected. SHIPPING, boN lS7, sun once.
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4 GENTS w,nted.-rWenty gs1l mounted chrOni
~ FOR 81. largest assortment IN the word. I'VE
prcc'. COntinentai Chrome Company. 81 Nassau
rOon4n.
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E. h. GRESH,

Dealer in all kinds of eabifet ware,
woodland cane seat chairs, kitchen and
eXtention tables, wood and marble top
stands, wood and marble top buresus,
what nots,. looking glasses, wood and
marble top chansber suits, mattresses,
spring bed bottoms, bed steads,- cribs,
Laferty's metal lined wood pumps,
&C., &c. Cane seats replaced with
perforated wood seats, Weed sewing
machine reduced from S65 to S45, the
best machine in the market, and pic
ture frames made to order. Also q
large assorted stock of ready made
cotfins constantly on hand and trim
Rooms in masonic building, Ridgway
Pa. v5n49tpdapr27'77.
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JURY LISTS.


Following Is the list of jurors drawn
of May term, commencing Monday
May 22d, 1876.
GRAND JURORS.
Benezette.-S. P. Rooming, laborer
Ralph Johnson, Jr. farmer.
Benzinger. - Charles Schneider,
farmer B. Wesuitzer, Brewer; George
Decker, farmer; Joseph Werner; far
mer.
Fox--S. S. Parker, farmer; Lewis
Idlings. farmer.
Horton.-James Mcclellan, lum-
herman.
Jay.-David Kunes, laborcr; Joseph
DILL lumberman.
Jones.-Paulus Schneider, farmer;
Michael Dill Sr., farmer; Isaac Keefer
laborer.
Ridgway.-G. II. Wheeler, lumber
man; Sayior Jackson, Carpenter; w.
i. Mercer, Butcher; III. A. Parsons,
st. Marys.-M. Stfbich, laborer. l.,
Whitman, merchant; Henry Freder-
man, farmer; j. NJ. Mccum, hotel
keeper; Henry Gausman, carpenter
Anton Bashart, laborer.
TRAVERSE JURORS
Benczette.-Le eroy Winslow, farmer
Edward Fletcher, merchant; Denni,
Taylor, laborer; Henry Blesh, hote
keeper; George Winslow, farmey
John Barr, farmer.
Benzinger.-Lorenzo Gahr, farmer
Clemenz Halberbcrger, farmer; Step
hen Henry, farmer; Frank Weis, car
penter; Geo. Nissell, farmer; Jacol
Kreckle, farmer.
Fox.-Charles NOLAN, laborer
Frank Armstrong, laborer; William
Gibson, carpenter; David Meredith
farmer.
Horton.-F'red. Ray wihkle, farmer
B. a. Rogers, laborer; Hezikiah Hor
ton, farmer.
Jay.-Geo, B. Dill, laborer; L. S
Dodd, farmer.
Jones.-John Allen, Mechanic.
Millstone.-H. ]. Clyde. laborer.
Ridgway.-J. w, Taylor, laborer
Hugh MEG eehin, Merchant; Jane
Riley, hotel keeper; Edison T. Grant
farmer; Harry Wilson, Carpenter; J
:. Powell, harness maker; A. II
Head, laborer; +. X. Gresh, mel
chant.
Spring Creek,-Reubeft MohheS
labOrer.
ST. Marys.-AnthoHy Fochtmar
hotel keeper; John Ahlis, millwrigh
John Emmett, stone mason; Anthon
Auman, stone mason; Henry Fe!
carpenter; William Branitf, carpente
George Imhotf taylor; Frank kelle
butcher.
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II you want any bl'ched or brown
muslns, from I to lO-4 wide any
quality, go to head quarters,-Powell II
Kime's-and select ! your taste.
Young man if you want to add
greatly to your appearance go at once
to POWELL & KIME'S Grand Cen
trail Store, aud get youself a new white
linen bosom SKIRT. You can get good
fitting white clean shirt for $l.25 and
from that up.
Give the ADVOCATE Office a call for bill
heads, letter-heads, cards, shipping tags,
and if you are going to get married leave
us an order for your cards
Those Hamilton Corsets at p Il KS
are the most durable, aud the cheapest
in market.
New goods, every day in the year
except Sundays aud legal holidays at
the great mammoth Grand Central
Store Of P. 4 KS. No Dragging
around. Call for whatyou want.
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APPLEToNs AMERICAN CYCLoPED1A
that the revised, and elegantly illus
trated edition Of this work, now being
published, volume Of 800 pages once
in two months, is the best Cyclopedia in
America, is certain. No library is com.
plete without it. 1t is complete one
in itself. 1t only costs So month to
get it in leather binding. The best and
cheapest library in the world. Address,
G. X. Judsoh, Fredonia, N. Y.
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Hats aud Caps complete assortment
at ?. & KS.
Hunting Rubbers! with and without
HEELS large lot at P. & Ks. All
other kinds Of rubber boots aud shoes.
Coodish boneless and skiuless. Also
some of the old fashioned in lull dress,
at p. & KS.
Over Coats? from s5 to s25 large
aud splendid stock. Step in aud ge,
ope at p. & Ks
Rested coffee a genuine article, at +
& KS.
Summer Clothing, for those Boys
and children, Linen, Alapaca and sum-
mer Cashmer at p \ Ks
A full stock of fresh Family groceries,
such as Teas, Cotfces, Sugars, Rice,
Syrups, Spices, r. B. Powder, Baking,
and Sweet Chocolate, and every thing
in that line, at P. 4 KS.
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TREASURERS SALE OF gNSE4pED
LANDS,

NOTICE is hereby given that,
~ agreeably to an Act of Assembly
passed the 18th day of March, A. d.
1915, entitled IAN act to amend an
act directing the mode of selling un-
seated lands for taxes and for other
purposes" and the several supple
ments thereto, the following tracts of
unseated lands, situate i'm Elk county,
Penna., will be exposed to sale by pub
lie vendue OF outcry, at the Court
House, in Ridgway, in said. county, OH
the second Monday 0fJune next, being
the
18TH DAY OF JUNE. A. d. 1876,
for the arrearages of taxes for the
years 1S74-75, unless said taxes are
paid prior to said date:
BENEZETTE. TOWNSHIP,
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PAY AS YOU GO.

1fyou pay for goods when you buy
hem, you will never be troubled with
the nightmare Of debt, your sleep will be
sweet sour dreams pleasant, and your
wife aud children will greet you with q
smile in the morning. Go to Powell
L. Kime's model aore with your cash,
get more than its value and go home
satisfied. They have adopted the cash
system, and say it is working charm
ingly.
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9 81 80 SO "a 50 S6 81 3S 39 40 Al and l-2
of 80 Ridgway Farm G. Coal CO,
. Maurice street q. ~ ~
81 SO 85 81 SO Al A as Az 4s 40 81 So 54
and 5s, Ridgway Farm & Coil 90
Co john street IL 80
80 54 e5 "a 81 Ridgway Farm &
Coal Co Michael street 6oo
1-3 acre Ridgway Farm & Coal Co
Mill street rear of Geo. Ed.
55 owner Unknown, Rupert st. %
A, So and Owner Unknown Ru-
pert street ~ 93
8 james Boyle; Patrick street %
1902 and lob John Sheridan Pat
rick street DO
owner Unknown Patrick st: 9 20
SO, A. NJ. Demmitt
Patrick street 30
6s Pat FlAhettS Walburger st. %
| SO Owner Unknown do p
| 4 Cbas. Oyerholtzer do / %
| 60 John Cornesky Johii street %
| SO 81 62 So ga 65 dr1d 66 Owner I'm Il
known John streets 203
SO John Mallon, tax of 1875 Jno st 10
8 and 10 Mary Wrinkle, Louis st, l oo
1928 IL Is and II Owner Unknown
| Louis street To
35 86 and A James Boyle Erin st. ] 81
so Owners Unknown Erin street ] u
20 Owner Unknown Shamrock st e
"a and 26 Owner Unknown Sham -
rock st %
1O4 Geo. Ed Weis, st Patrick st. l 2s
Al Pat Lawler Michael st. tax of Y Al ol
-' %' Inbr As OC
1234 s 90 and II George Weis
Maiifice street AZ
20 and II George weis Walburger :.
street ! .,
George weis, Erin street q
16 and II George Weis Louis street 5'
SO rs II 78 So SO 81 and Sc George
Weis Rupert street z,
1og 1l0 Geo. JVeis Amanda street s.
8 IA IS 20 19 "a and % George Wefs
Bendict street, 3. u
20 % % AZ and As George Heis j,
Shamrock street A
aeres, George Gregory, from Rev :,
Louis CartuyVais .;,,
8 Nicholas Henfling, Walburger st 2 i
4 lot, Gebtge Krellner Centre st o
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The following belong with the Treasurer's

TINO THE CITIZENS OF PENNSYL
VANIA.-Your attention is specially
invited to the fact that the National Banks
are now prepar I'd to receive subscriptions
TO the Capital Stock OF the Centennial
Eoard of Finance. The funds realized from
this source are to be employed in the erec-
tioti of the buildings for the lnternationa
Exhibition, and the expenses connected
with the same. 1t is confidently believed
that the Keystone State will be represented
by the name of every citizen alive to pairi.
otic commemoration of the one hundredth
birthday of the nation. The shares o
stock are offered for $40 each, and sub
scrbers will receive q handsome engraved
Certificate of STOCK, suitable for framing
and preservation as q national memorial
Interest at the rate of six per cent. per
annum Will be paid on all payments of Cen
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-07
Judge \. ". Brown ~ jackson.

Judge 7. W. Brown made an able and
eloquent speech at Jackson last Wednes-
day nightin favor Of the national Demo.
cratic ticket. The Dispatch says.
He delivered a very practical and
sensible address Oh the all engrossirg
subject OF the hour. He took a most
encouraging view Of the situation, while
be admitted that the contest would be
exceedingly close. OF Tilden, our
glorious standard bearer, be spoke 10 the
highestterms 81 a man Of pnaoestionahle
ability aud inlexible irmness, who, if
elected, would be Presidento OF the United
States. in fact as we'll as in name, and
not q mere man Of straw. He believed
that the conservative sentiment Of the
country would triumph, sooner Of later.
He was not one Of those who would des-
pair Of tie Republic, even if Tilden
should be defeated, feeling assured that
the democratic party was bound to win,
and that the present condition OF the
country was too unnatural to be Of long
continuance. Il reminded him Of q pas
sag in Buffers Hudibras;
Whom civil dudgsen first ran high,
And men fell out they know not.why;
When hard words. jcalousieS and fears,
SGT folks together by the ears.
lie believed that the contest would 90
on until the principles Of law and order,
and Of constitutional liberty, should be
firmly established 10 the affections Of the
American people.
Judge Brown is an effective speaker;
and not wanting in eloquepce, il the def
milton, which we find in BoswelPs Life
Of johnson, 10 correct" beating down
Ire arguments Of your opponent, ana
setting up better ones in their stead.
10 Wa heard, with tho most respectful
attention, BY Republicans as well 90
Democrats, and, at the conclusion OF his
J remarks, the audience quietly dispersed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-07
H BAYONET.
Grant Interviewed Relative TO the
Presence Of Troops in
Southern States.
his Prediction Of the Result OF the
EieetiOn.

NEw YoRK, November 7-Presideni
Grant, in an interview relative to the
presence Of troops in several Southern
States, says it must be remembered that
under their inst, uctions the troops can
not interfere with any rights of citizens;
that they are simply to be called on to
protect all alike, without regard to party
or political action. Those who are quiet
aud law-abiding citizens have nothing to
fear in the way of interference from
either officers or men, for both are we'll
known to be practically Indifferent to
the course which political affairs may
take, and by reason of their profession
are naturally disinterested.
Of the need for the troops in South
Carolina, the President said; Murder
has been frequently committed, and the
further sacrifice of'llfe was imminent,
which the Governor aud State officers
we're powsrless to prevent. The request
for troops was properly preferred, and l
could not, if l would have dared, to ig-
more it."
The President becomes a prophet ss
to the result OF the election to-day, and
says the chances Of Hayes being elected
bis successor are as three to one.