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AS will be seen by a reward offer
ed by the Sheriff, elsewhere in this
issue, Samuel Warner and Frank San
ford broke Jail on last Monday night.
Warner was in on an assault and bat.
terry scrape, and Sandford for mali.
cious mischief, the former for thirty
and the latter for forty days. They
we're both convicted at the last
term Of court, and both were permit
ted TO occupy the same cell 1t seems
that the escape had been pre- arranged
aad that they bad accomplices to aid
them, as they obtained keys and un-
locked both the cell and hall doors,
and then, by the assistance Of a ladder
which had been thrown into tEe Jail
yaid, they climbed to the ceiling Of
the new privy, not yet finished, knock
cd some Of the boards off, and climbed
over the top Of the partition; the
outside privy door being open they
were free.
1t is II mystery to all how or where
they got keys to fit the locks as they
are quite complicated. The Sheriff 5
keys had hung in the dining room,
aud had evidently been unmolested.
The cell door squeeked great deal
when opened, Sanford was noticed by
the sheriff S eldest boy to be greasing
the hinges with some oil which had
been used for painting on the day pre-.
.Vious, aud which had been left in the
Jail yard. to which the prisoners had
had access during the day.
That the prisoners were aided by
outside parties is self evident, and who
these parties are may come to light
ere we think.
The following note was handel TO
the Sheriff the next morning by Mr..
Warmers brother, who said he had
| found Il;
TIoNEsrA, Sept.
Mrs. Warner
an going to the woods to hunt, will
be back have taken the old gun do
the best you can will go up toward
Ball town can get some provisions
from Clifford l am tired staying here
the Sheriff has used me well | won't
go out of the woods
yours Truly,
6. A. WARNER.
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Administrators A Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of
IN Administrator on the estate of Jane
e. Clark, late of tho borough of Tionesta,
Forest county, Pa, deceased, have been
granted to the undersigned, residing in
said borough. All persons indebted TO
said estate are requested to make payment,
and these having claims or demands
against it will present the same, duly pro-
bated, without delay, to
SAMUEL CLARK, Administrator,
20-6t or his Atty, MILES w. TATE.
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Nov you can clean up your old
rusty gun, and shoot pheasants and
deer with impunity, or with bal or
shot, TO suit yourself; provided always
that you can get close enough to said
game TO draw bead on them. We
are prepared to see any numbe. of
deer arrive at any time after this date.
The Republican Stlte Committee
has fixed its headquarters at Rooms 5
and 6, Continental Hotel, Philadel.
phia. Letters mailed to VIM. p. Will
son, Pres't, or John A. Smull, Sec'y at
that address, will be duly received.
The officers Of the Committee are gen
tlemen who are universally respected,
and are peculiarly adapted tor the
positions to which they have been cho-
sen.
Benz. May left this morning for
New York City, where he will meet
Charley Bonner, and from thence they
will sail for Bremt d, Germany, on the
9th, inst. They expect to attend school
at Heidelberg, for about two years,
and among other studies take up Ger
man and French. That they may
have a safe journey and pleasant stay,
and return home greatly benefited
by their trip, is the wish of all their
friends.
Last Saturday night, as Mr.. Peter
West, who lives at Lacytown, was on
his way homo from Tonesta, he was
attacked by two highwaymen, in the
vicinity Of Oldtown. Being a stout,
active man he was able to get away
from his assallants without more dam
age than torn clothes. Mr.. West had
been in town for the purpose of get
ting money due him and had drawn
out of the bank about sixty dollars,
which he exposed quite freely during
the day, which undoubtedly led to the
attempted robbery. A few more cases
Of this kind and we'll begin to think
we are an oil country, indeed.
Following are among the ap-
pointments of the forty session
of the Erie Annual Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church: Erie
district-NTcKean, !. G. Ridout; May
Vile, j. Il. Slocker. Meadville dis.
trict-First Church, T. L. 1'lood {;
State street Church, o. Babcock
Cooperstown, S. F. Fidler; Cochran,
ton, j. w. Wright. New Castle dis.
trict-Sandy Lake, G. w. Moore,
jamestown district-Jamestown, J. G,
Townsend Cory, n. Norton. Clar-
ion district-Clarion, Nj. Miller
Edenburg, P. P. Pinney. Franklin
district-Frarklin, w. w. Painter
Oil City. A. N. Graft; South Oil City
e. d. McCreary; Housewife, A. j,
Lindsay; Emlenton, j. r. Lyon; ST.
Petersburg. Il. S. Borland; Monterey
H. q. Hail. Parker City, J. S. Lyle,
Petrolia, r. N. Stubs; Harms City
G. Peters; Millerstown, w. w. Wythe
Fagundas, A. o. Stone; Tidioute,
j. NJ. Bray; Fredonia, N. Y, A. j.
Merchant.
Rev. Allen was re-appointed to this
charge, and We heartily welcome him
back.
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Administrative Notice.

7 etters of Administration on the cs
Ltate of John a. Dale late of the Bor-
ough ofTionesta, Forest County, deceas-
ed, having been this day granted to the
undersigned, notice is hereby given to all
persons indebted to said estate to make
Immediate payment, and those having
claims or demands against the same viii
present them to the undersigned, proper
ly authenticated for settlement.
st Il. c.. DALE, Administrators.
Tionosta July 20, 1871
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.


Rev. Elliot will preach in the
Presbyterian Church, on Sunday next
morning and evening. Sabbath School
At 3 o'clock =. N.
Uncle Billy Grove has arrived,
Just in the season, and we hope he will
get several deer before he leaves.
Two or three vehicles supposed to
contain nitro-glycerinc, have passed
through town within the last ten days.
Mr.. Benz. May, of Norristown
has been in town for about n week, on
his periodical visit to his friends here.
"A very enjoyable party was Civ
en- at the residence Of Mr.. j. S. Hood
last evening, in honor of Miss Tinnie
Ball, of Fredonia, n. T., who is Wis
iting there at present.
-Mrs. Blaine returned from some
what lengthy visit to Cin:nnati on
Saturday last; herself and children
in good health. She reports the friends
in Porkopolis sll well,
Col. Thomas seems to he improv-
ing in health. lie is now under the
care of Dr. Bartholomew Of Warren,
who seems confident that he can put
the Col. on his pins again in short or
der.
There's blessed lot of grass wild
overs iu town just now, ,alI Of whom
arc recognizable by The increased free
dom of their movements, and The reg
nlarity with which they spend their
nights "out."
There was an exhibition, pano-
rama, or something OF the sort in
Lawrence's Hall on Saturday evening
last, which was very slimly attended,
on account, we presume, of insufficient
advertising.
School and State aud County
taxes will be collected right away now.
To qualify person to vote it is neces
sary for them to pay State or County
tax at least thirty days before the cleo
ton. Saturday next is the last day.
On Sunday last an election was
held in the NJ. +. Sunday School, re-
sulting in the choice Of Mr. j. L. Craig
Superintendent; w. S. Abbott, As
sistant; +. l.. Hall, Librarian, and
Il. NJ. Herman, Secretary. A good
set Of officers.
john Browns body" was last
week committed to the care Of Miss
Effie X. Burns. ellis soul is march
ing on, in the insurance business. We
refer to John Brown Of the Clarion
Democrat, May happiness pursue and
Overtake you and yours, John.
We call attention to the new ad-
vertisement of l.. l.. Brennesholtz, Of
Tidioute, although it is scarcely neces.
eary, as the ad. is large enough TO
speak for itself, which it does in Ian.
guage not to be misunderstood. Mr..
B. is a square business man, and will
do just as he advertises.
From tie Meadvllc Republican
we learn of the death Of Lade NJ
Bates, wife of Harry S. Bates, on the
20th, ult., after an illness Of nine
months. Harry has the heartfelt sym.
palhy Of his friends and acquaintances
in this section in this bis saddest of all
Affections.
Winchester rifles arc becoming
quite fashionable in this section, and
are rapidly displacing the old double.
barreled rifles. During this fall
Messrs. Eli HOleman, W. A. Hilauds
and Jas. Swales, have each invested in
Winchester, and perhaps others of
. whom We have not heard. The Rem
ington rifle is highly spoken of by
those who have used it, but it is not
repeater, or stem -wipder," and so the
Winchester is ahead,
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$7S REWARD! !
BROKE JAIL.

will give $50 reward for the ar
rest and return of Samuel A. Warner,
who broke Jail on the night of Oct. /,
1877.
Also, $25 for the arrest and return
of Frank Sanford, who also escaped
the same night.
JUsTIs SHAwKEY, Sheriff.
Tionesta, Pa, Oct. 2, 1877.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-10-03
THE black Hills,

BY II. n Mcguire, who has spent IL
years in this region. Latest accounts Of
Gold and Silver prospects, Agricultural
and Grazing resources, Climate, Hunting,
Fishing, Indians, and Settlers adventures
with them. Mining and Wild Western
Life, the Waterfalls, Boiling Geysers, no
BILE scenery, immense Gorges, etc, With
% fine Illustrations, and new map. Price
only 10 cents. Sold by all Newsdealers,
or sent postpaid for - cents by Donnels
ley, Lloyd IL Co., Publishers, Chicago, III
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G. w. Dithridge & Co., was allowed
to argue the case, asking the Court
fora rule to show cause why the judg-
ments obtained in this court against
said bankrupts in favor of the Stearns
Manufacturing Co. should not be
stricken off. Continued.
Petition of Sheriff for interpleader
in case of Doyle VS.. John Cobb &
Son, rule discharged. Stay of writ
Doyle VS.. Cobb q Son, rule made ab-
solute.
Teresa Roberts ct al, VS.. James j.
Fisher. Verdict for plaintiff for land
described in the writ.
In the case Of John A. Proper for
use vs.. j, w, H. Rcisingcr ct. al, a
motion for a non.suit was granted.
Geo. Morgan VS.. f. N. lacey, dis
continued.
Cosper VS.. Shawkey, discontinued.
J. w. Mcfarland use G.. Z. McCray.
Appearance and plea Withdrawn,
judgment for want Of appearance and
plea, and amount to be liquidated by
ProthonOtary.
Nancy Dawson administrartix VS.. S.
A. Dale, rule to show cause, made alb.
solute, there being no legal plaintiff
OH the record.
Il. 0. Carson vs. Garvcy & Thomp-
son, defendants attorney withdraw ap-
pearance and plea, judgment egaints
defendants for want of appearance
and plea, and TO be liquidatcd by
Prothonotary.
Lazarus Meyer VS.. S. Fl. Haslet and
j. 4. Blaine, defendants in open court
confess judgment in favor of plaintiff
for $25 without costs.
Robert Adams ct al VS.. Superior
Lumber Co., defendants attorney
withdraws appearance and plea. Judg-
ment for want Of appearance and
plea. Amount to be liquidatcd by
Prothonotary.
Thos. Rutan g. Co. vs. superior
Lumber Co, disposed Of in same man
ner.
The balance Of cases on the civil
list were continued.
The following roads were returned
by the Grand Jury:
Road up Jameson Run from Tio
nesta twp. line to farm of A. A. Cope
land in Harmony in bad and unsaft
condition.
Road from Tubbs Ran to Hickory
line along river in unsafe condition.
Road from Barnett twp. line tt
mouth Maple Creek-recommended tt
place index boards, one near Ret
Cliffe and one at intersection of Ty
lersburg road.
That road from mouth of Mapl
Greek to top of Maple Creek hill il
Barnett twp. in bad and unsafe condi
ton.
Road known as Marrienviile RoaC
from Warren line to Big Level ROAD
in Howe twp, in a very bad condi
tion.
Recommended building a fire proc
vault for the safe.keeping of book
and papers belonging to Commission
ors' Office. Also recommended keep
ing all oil cans out Of Commissioners
Office until such vault is built.
The Grand Jury was discharged
with the thanks of the Court for thei
prompt attention to business, assuring
them that their returns of roads woulC
be promptly attended to.
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Ne1U Advertisements.

pR0EITARIE-LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN
rMpIovMFNT WANTED in every town
EMF LUl HEM and city, to procure sub
scribers for the "WORKING CHURCH." !"
The Premium steel Engraving, 9 it. #.
in., "the Finding of the Savior in the
Temple" is presented to each subscriber 4;
for only $l.25 per year. This picture is
universally admired and should be in ev-.
cry household. Extra large cash commits
sions paid to Agents.
Write for terms and Agents outfit.
WOrEing Church Pub. Co.,
2G 3m 7&9 Warren ST., Now York.
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The forest Bepublitnu.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.

BHrQcss--O. w. RonINsoN.
C0uncitmen--P ID. Thomas, $. j. Sctley
Win. Richards, ID. s. Knox, A. u. Kelly,
&. A. Randall.
Justices Of the Podce--D. $. Knox, c. a.
Randall.
COnstdble-TI. Swaggart
School DirectorS-H. IT, May, IT. o. Da-
Wis, q. w. Robinson, II. J, Van Giesen, ID,
w. CLARK. W. II. Dunn.
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VV1U is not easily earned in these times
MIL but it can be ma lie in three months
RAGA by any one of either sex, in any
part of the country who is willing TO work
steadily at the employment that we fur
nish. S66 per week in your own town.
You need not be away from home over
night. You can give your whole timo to
the work or only your spare moments. 1t
costs nothing to try the business. TormS
and So Outfit free. Address at once. II.
HALLETT * Co., Portland, Maine. Ally
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Mr. Savage's health is declining
day by day. He is perfectly helpless,
and requires help continually. His
daughter, Ida, who has been attending
school at Fredo MIA, N. Y, arrived in
town last We ek to see her father. The
young lady, who was suffering from
spraiued knee, which it was thought
would cripple her for life, when she
was last here, has entirely recovered.
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Permanent cures guaranteed in both.
Send stamp for evidence. Ask druggists
for it. address BEERS Il CO., Birming-
ham, Conn, III At
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New Buckwheat -four at Robin
son d Bonner's. 26 It
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.

Marienville, October 3.
Clarington, October 5.
Tionesta, October 13.
Neilsburg, October II.
West Hickory, October 10.
Newtown Mills, October II.
Nebraska, October 10.
The examinations will be partly
oral, and Directors are invited to be
present, as it will give an opportunity
for them to judge Of the qualifications
Of teachers. Teachers are requested to
be present promptly at 8 o'clock A.
NJ. No applicants admitted after that
hour. H. S. BRoCKwAY,
Sup't Public Schools.
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For Stoves, Stove.Pipe and Stove
Castings, go toiRobinson e. Ronner's.
2i-3t.
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THE WELLS TEA C'MPANY

Supply Teas to Storekeepers, in original
packages, at lowest import prices, as per
sample sent on application.
Supply Teas to Druggists, General Deal
ers, and others, packed in handsome sealed
packages of one pound each, in canisters
of the same capacity. and in 8 h.. 10 lb.
and 20 lb. boxes. Full particulars on APP
plicatiOn.
Supply Teas to Peddlers in half pound
and one pound bags, pain or printed, at a
more liberal discount than is given else
where.
Supply Tea for Club Orders, and allow
q larger commission than usual, and in all
casbs guarantee the quality of their goods.
Forms sent when required
Send for circular and please say under
which OF the foregoing heads you desire
particulars, so that we may send you all
the in formation necessary without further
trouble.
The Wells Tea Company
Is one Of the largest and most reliable
houses in the trade all parties requiring
Tea i'm quantities will do well 10 send their
orders direct. "a Pm
TOB WORK neatly executed at tho RE
y PUBLICAN Office
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EVERY Scientist, Architect, Builder,
II Tinslnith and Property Owner should
have a copy Of the practical treatise on
LIGHTNING PROTECTION, just issued
by the undersigned. 1t exposes the seri-
Gus defects of the lightning iods now erect
ed, and gives explicit directions for prop
erly protecting buildings, ships, oil tanks,
steam boilers, wooden bridges. telegraph
apparatus, etc. 1t shows and describes
simple method by which metal roofs and
rain pipes, or other suitable metallic con-
ductors about buildings, will effect abso-
Lutte protection. Sent by mail, postage
prepaid, on receipt of $3.50. Henry w.
Spong, Reading, Penna. III
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, ,aG5 BR0ADWwAYoaEp
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPIiDN VI
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPEha

OPEN bAY ASp oSSfraiuuI' F0R REcEffi0S or
XDvsRPfsE1ESrs ivi AID SALES OF PAfEaa
.xysESESTs Is, rasxs'h and 9Th coils
sSsRsy2s se1kSERs sfsfs r? aud %
sSs sSsISsss SssSslGsiSiEs.a, F.sI.
cLEaKs AND bSI sAlEsHRSs iara P.Ss-sa and ssS col.
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S1sSTss S3SSIss
RRENNTIsTEx-2D REN uSnHs+;n Pee e I.soa col
b%EfGiSo HOUSES TO LET FURNISHED AND ux-
ss col
GRIsEp s5Sas 5tSf aSp g. APARTMENTS 70 LET
2D rAGx-ist aud I'd coils
!SES ezS.s Issss.u 81 PACE COL
a9EsEs fs6as sa 81 r.s.sa col.
ssasSSplSoVsf LOST f1sfrs'a ei COL
HSxSRISERkxx2p H.SRS rsosnt.a r,asa. col col
sATsIHosfSIHi.s ATYsIHo laD PaesA 1ss1s,n g. col. ''A
$
KEw p.sss.s % 60.
iaSosohTFs ossANs pss1i' ss- e. p.e.sA col
fosT oFFicE sFhslTS soTfcE1aD Passeh ss COL
7ha SrY FOR SALE Oh
HsF3Es H$sFSSSs E.ss C.
REWARUS-lsT PAGE-lst col.
sHs H and :.s 's
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BsDs ."f %
GTORAGE-2D PAGE-6th col.
SUMNER RESORTS-2p PAcE-4th COL
THE TRADES-12rH PAcK-4th COL
THK TURF-1sr PAGE I'd col.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOsEs-2D PAcs-lst col
TRAVELLERS, GUlDE-l2rH PAGx-8th col
UNFURNlSHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
ID PAGx-2d col.
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-Isr PAG.--4th col.
WATCHES. JEWELRY, &C.-l2rH PAGE-6th col
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2p PAGK-lht col
WINES, LIQUORS., xC.-l2TH PACE--4th col.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. AC.-lOrH PAGR-6th col.
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after eight o'clock r. NJ WiH be charged doubi> RATS
A UcrION ,NorIcE. AuuTLoN NOTICE..
WILL Sell fHAs ss PgFy AyerISStfA
TH shSSTs sah Il SFSS ia g.
n A e :y
f:s p'..Sf Ss: Sts y NJ Esssi
.onisn dam the ks9us Mare ty Ethan Allen; they are
@ aasy 1s%s .Is .a s
sss Kind
a"s o II
sired BY wofa dam by Harry Clay; h..s never been
sss s's: ss s:tsS amen .ss
under
saddle and sTs sessd and tpd
sSMHsv af sasksr o IS VEIL h Is sSsrss, siShHSp
sAShss S and 1a VIII be H's SOLD 'sErSs&TETY Ok
.rif ts @ sa'1ss :s'S
inside s'aS pole horse, aid
F.: bay sS SsiSas % DEFIANCE 10 years old is hand:
hsa ;,sa ~ rss; dam By
and a2s pleasant does pull shy: afraid
~ ha. great endurance and can pull two msm 20
IscIypE oSE ExTESs1ey sasy
ffnnaAxrSS. SxSofy FHIEToS TSS .SfwsyyfSS
GEAR sa sSdSH sS sSS
6oUsIE Ie1l HAkSEss. sIAsKEfs. koBEs. wits,
Tas IsoyE STOCK yS NOW on yxsgBITI2aSS II IT aS
AND TAEb A ALL Tiaxs rRok SkS aEN
ABYTwA TA;sELL 4o, 4 KEAaSEy. AgGGTdoSEkRs.
Of "t cuAsnEs iiss shSsSstRy's sNsSaHs cShsi1as
At %fHsSS5 * ,es S4sE s3S S'
ooes Top %eSHssnA9x %.ssa. 9s;o: ssns Doctors. WAGONS
top Rosd Wagons tour sea. PARK Phasson &C. being
ss
sAfs5sH as4s
rdSosas III ~ j III a55Ssh5cSS5 jsii III
PARK PuAEToN HALF TOR. PERFECT oRDxR. BY
RSs RSsS SShu Mnsos q rssssop + ssoP SspE SkpEk
SKELETON WAGON BY DUsENBURY VAN
DsExEros and 50. Of DOUBLE HARNESS, BY Low
Pony ,s TURNOUT: NogT:s - .ns ou
years Od kind and true in ali harness vice,
well broken and very pleasant riding pony safe for child
afraid Of nothing warranted sound sss pony Har
ELEGANT MINIATURE PONY pHAEToN This forms
the complete and stylish arneat for boy 70 b seen
ALSO rnK GREATEST EQUMR CURIOSITY
no ONE CAN CAN NAME rrs SEX, and all who have .esn
vgk xsSw II IS
10 .ns :idRE
exhibit ~ the principal trxcks
DURING THE PRESENT SEASON
ABY VAN .TAssELL KEARNEy, AUCTIoNEERs
THE BROWN GELDIN0
CENTRAL BOY,
Mn& will DO sold Vt public auction
By VAN TASSELL 4 KEAkNEY.
AT FLEETWOOD PARK
roxoRRow VEIpHAy. JUNE !. 1877.
% close the partnership between O. Heuss Hugh Oxs
CENTRAL BOY
va. sired By. AEssENGEE n1MBLEroxlAN,. he by
RYsDYKs HAMBIkTONIAN. dsm by DR. RlCH'S
JUPITER he 10 beautiful brown with ihreo white legs.
l5Z hands high years old the 22d September ho
an excellent rosdsssr with unusual speed ana bottom
o'clock and also At the tmo of ssle between the hss VI
CENTRAL BOY HAS HAD VERY LITTLE HAND
LING but In hne condition to into active sning he
siYoE sS StRTEn 3sa Il fKP6HSArroS APPLY M JOHN
MURPHY, Fleetwood Track; q. Hsin1ei, Central
Hugh o'Nsil. TO broadway.
A COTTON HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
n ~. 81. 23 and IS 18th st.,
near Uhvers ity place
e THE nY DvcT A n, IauED AVN MocT pDvr
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

AIOANSES AND CANINAAoESs
L,oR sALE-2 YOUNG HORSES SUITABLE FOR
Il amy business. also heavy Truck Horse; must sell 100
West 10th ST.
EoR sALE-foUR GOOD BrsINEss HORSES: WAR
v4rieE. ' ''' ''N''
E0R sALE-rHREE CANADIAN PONIES. YOUNG,
souna KIND: suit any business: price $50 TO soo 1os
CooD STORAGE FOR CAgRIAGEs AND sLEIGiis
~ ~ clean and light rooms manufacturing done on the
I'VE more veaieIss aud those wishing thei carriages
Washed and cared for while in hands, also e
A. $. rLANDRAu.
l1Msssra W. h :. FREEMAN. propriesrs OF Aldridses
ps.sor Of ,Ss @..n arp m snasn onSoa for
s:rs. of sales o. iorern and con.nsnssi eoa.ignmen,.
few miles Of London There ample stock Aeeo%moa.
psay adap..a e s reesoa sa and coanse
tAl stock being IN direct with all the rail
psHhSAx Sarias.S 1H eT.s nsSa.'sory S
OF borsss from any port.
HORSE FOR sALE.-TnR KoAN GELDISG UNCLE
fra yi, be sold Z. public s1s'ion ut Fleetwood PARK
Fine assortment Of Light and Double Tor track and
s sss
coach.
S72 and 37i Brcome ST. (oid stand OF Brewster C")
TRoN STABLE rIrrlNGs-puRABLt. cLEANLY
a peos sduss essSsas ,sn rss 70 81 "
TT SOLD TO-DAY BA BARGAIN-BRgwsrER IN.
.ings lia.ne.s ali in good order HiTroRNs stable.
T MEN HORSE SHEETS FROM IS CENTS UPWARD;
Robes GoS%kY saS Bc'sfsi sarmAk mAkr oT lis ME'cfs st.
MUST SELL Az ELE.iANT LEATHER TOP SIDE
good order. Private stable West s5th.
urstuy Nav l.urlu
stao. u Fast Tn by virtue Of cha.tcl a,orgAee 70
''s's
poCKAwAYs. 80 DIFFERENT STYLES. FROM $50
loR Pony rhas'ons 20 30. different styles a from s1a ap
Road w.sGn La.aaas Coaches GSups veora. ia Exsn en-
"'' 00'N y tn' H.
WANTED-A FINE PEDi1KEE MAKt. 10 HANDS
w and fast, and much injured stiened by hard
driving and w,hoo, sput SPAWN for brood mare Ad
DHAEroN, si25; WORTH s3oo.-A BEAUTIFUL
new top Pony Phaeton, city built seen at l24 West
CAckIfIcE. -Iop EXPRESS WAGONS ss5 TO SIPS;
ne.sss cheap. ao7 West 18th.
TIO LIVERY MEN.
One Coach At 81, 200
Two Landaulets to carry tour persons AZ 81 io0 each
s72 aud s74 Boomc st. iold stand Of Brewster Coz
WANTBD-PoR SUMNER. GENTLE HORSE AND
to desired A H. H. 10. s1as s ssd issp .aa oe: NJ"
w ANTED-A PAIR or CART HORSES. BROWNS
Nv or bays; 1873 used TO city preforred Address L. H.
Herald Uptown Office.
& HORSES SUITABLE FOR ANY BUSINESS; MUST
Cbs sold this week 4io West 3oth It.
tE0 "A NICE LIGHT roP BUSINESS WAGON, n
VUU.good order: half value 543 West 34th st.
DRY GOODS
n future all advertisements presented for publication
otter e0at O'Clock +. A. wu be charged double rates
A.
ECONOMY IN BOOTS AND SHOES.
AT BROOKS.
Ladies' One Button Boots. 81. 81 so, $4 and S.
Ntssen' and Chidrshs Button Boots 81 and 81 so.
Gentcmcns hnc Boots. Shoes and Gaters ~ 50 upward
1Gsntcmcns low Shoes, for comfort OF French
KID and CALI In great variety. NJ low priceA
1875 Broadway. corner 18th.
r. AIDES. LADIES, LADIKs.
1t is time you should know that BLAKk'S, 344 Bow.
cry Is the only In New York city where you
get Chip Straw aud Leghorn Hats done over In any
| lstyle good