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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-09-22
Fall commences day.

fall commences today.
Have you paid your taxes.
--Chestuuts will soon be ripe.
Court commences next Monday.
The equinoctial storm is due this
week.
The fashionable color for the fall
and winter is red.
Stubborn stove pipes will occasion
many Ouss words soou.
-Davy Hilands and Ben. Caldwell
are at present rusticating in town.
Wallnuts, butternuts, shellbarks
AID chestnuts promise to be plentiful
this fall.
For accurate and systematic in
struction, no school surpasses that at
Edinboro.
Remember, Republicans that
Saturday, October ID, is the last day
for payment of taxes,
Mr.. Wilbur Grove has returned
home from the northern oil field, and
ex poets to remain all winter.
The Republicans will demonstrate
on Monday evening next; the Dem
ocrats on Tuesday, and the Green
hackers on Wednesday.
Mr., j. r. Chadwick came down
from Bradford on Saturday and spent
Sunday with his family. He talks Of
moving shortly.
Don't forget the Grand Repub-
lican Rally at the Court House next
Monday evening, Sept. q. RepuO'
licans turn out and bring your neigh
Dor with you.
The Republicans of Pleasantvillt
will have an immense mass meeting
on Friday evening next. Over eight
hundred torches will be in the pro
cession. Tionesta should turn out
good crowd
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Garfield and Arthur Club.
Tionesta, Sept. 20, 1880.

On Monday evening last a number OF
the Republicans of Tionesta and vicinity
met at I.awrence's Hall and formed the
nucleus of what promises to be flourish
inc Republican Club. The meeting had
not been advertised very extensively, in
consequence of which thero was not as
large Il turnout as would otherwise have
been. After somo consultation it was de-
cided to make the meeting an informal
one, and prepare for a rousing gathering
on Saturday evening. Capt. G. w. Clark
was made temporary chairman and p. NJ.
Clark Esq, Secretary. Remarks were
then made by number of those present,
giving their ideas of what should be done
in the future. AS there were quite num-
Der present who could probably not at
tend the meeting next Saturday, the Sec
retary was instructed TO prepare roll and
invite all who wished to sign it,-thcir
names to be afterwards transferred to the
regular club roll. This was done, and in
very short time thirty-three had sub
scribed thereto. After a few more re-
marks and congratu.ations the meeting
adjourned with three rousing cheers for
the whole ticket. The Club will perma-
nently organize next Saturday evening,
when it is hoped every Republican will be
in attendance, and if possible induce his
Democratic or Greenback neighbor to
come out and join. Republicans and
friends from adjoining townships are re-
| quested 10 come out
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u. IL. AGNEW,
a TTOR EEY- Il T. L Il "
TIONEsTA, PA.
ATTEyTION soLDInRsl

have been admitted to practice as an
attorney i'm the Pension Office at wash
ingtonA d. G. All officers, soldiers, or
sailors who were injured in the late war;
can oblaH pensions to which they may be
entitled. hv calling on or addressing me x
'Tionesta, Pa. Also, claims for arrearages
81 paw and bounty will receive prompt at
<notion.
Having been over four years soldierin
flse late war, and having for number OF
wears Engaged in the prosecution OF SOL
+the collection of claims in the shortest pos
sible time. D. Is. AGNEN'
altf
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DUTCH HILL, Sept. IS, 1880.

MR. EDIToR:-
After the healing of
the lepers our Lord asked this question
"Were there not ten cleansed? but
where are the nine ?" This query
remained unanswered, and the where
abouts of the aforesaid nine unknown,
until they presented themselves last
Tuesday evening, at the Heath school
house, for the purpose of being organ
lied into a Hancock club.
All hands having been "piped" up,
and the fire started, the smoke of our
torment began to arise. The most
Earnest" of the nine, in whose heart
"Burus" the love of tobacco, is chosen
like the scape goat of old, to bear the
sins of the rest. His inaugural, unlike
that of many others, did not "bore"
his hearers, being a model Of Sparten-
brevity, tinctured with dash of Hans
Breitmann we give it verbatim
"All dose in vafor, say I beginst no y
The most uprorious enthusiasm pre-
vailed, and so great was the noise, that
Wing Hill gentleman, on his way to
town for medical assistance, stopped
and politely requested a moderation of
their Joy, as a sick man some six miles
off was becoming restless from its man
Hesitation. Some Republicans from
the surrounding country dropping in
to hear the fun, "Germanic Confed'
Grafton" was entered into by the "nine
worthless" and further proceedings
became wholly unintelligible to the
unlearned. Taking the proceedings al
q whole, it was the greatest "S(z)uin
del" ever perpetrated on
DUTCH HILL.
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Along the Line.

HiUUA lUO LtuVs
Well, am done down here and
have had a general good time among
the Red Bank boys. They are all
good fellows, and are, am sorry to
say, generally, stiff Democrats but
the "Old man afraid.to tell. who-he'll-
vote-for" need not expect much sup
port from any 1 met while here. They
will support White for Congress, Kahle
and Marsh, for Assembly and take the
rest democratic straight"
While here we had the pleasure of
meeting Mr.. Marsh, Republican can
didate for Assembly. lie is an able
man and Clarion county would honor
herself to send him as a representative
to Harrisburg, He will get good
vote from this precinct Kahle is
coming up fast while Lockwood is
going down.
This (Friday) morniRg, I packed
my instruments and traps and started
for home, taking one Of the early trains
on the Valley Road. At Brady's
Bend the noted "straw fend' got on
board and after much electioneering
on both sides, ballotiug commenced.
The result was announced at Parker
and stood as follows: Garfield 129
Hancock AT; Weaver s.. Here We
left the train and after short stay in
Parker, took an accommodation to
Foxourg the terminus of the f. st. 2.
& G. r. r. Here we had the pleasure
of meeting Supt. Newton, .ho after a
little talk Oh railroad matters, gave
me a pass over his line, for which 1
again thank him.
Taking the train at this point for
Elk city, at which place, owing to the
good management of the road, we
arrived on time. Here I found a
conveyance waiting to take me home.
A pleasant drive of two hours through
the country was thoroughly enjoyed
by your humble servant, who was in
good spirits when home was reached,
and, as usual, ready for supper.
After supper we received an invita-
ton to attend a social hop at q
neighbors house. There was nothing
unusual occurred here, or anything
f worthy of special note excepting the
: music, which was furnished by al
t ameteur string band of which Mr.. H
Y L. Miller, Forest county teacher il
: "the boss" The music was as nearly
, first-class as under existing circum
t stances could be attained, was rendered
+ in good style, and to the guests, en-
l. tirely satisfactory.
Hon. j. w. Kahle, is out working
J., like a beaver to secure his election
r this fall, which the present outlool
It seems, decidedly, to favor. 1t
t highly probable that Lockwood wit
a his ringsters will be left at home
G Marsh aud KahLe would sound yer,
@ nice from Clarion county.
" DENY.
!. Lineville, Pa, Sep. II, 80.
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Withdrawal.
ED. REPUBLICAN

ED. REPUBLICAN:-
Finding that in
case l should be elected to the office
Of Coroner, it would be incompatible
with the Office of County Auditor,
which l now bold, / wish hereby to
withdraw my name, so that the County
Committee may fill the vacancy in the
ticket at their next meeting. Thank
ing the Republicans for the consdera-
tion they have shown me, l am
Respectfully,
n. THOMPSON.
Tionesta, Sept. 20, 1880.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
County Committee Attention !

There will be a meeting of the Re-
publican County Committee, of Forest
county, at the office of Z. J.. Davis,
Esq, Tionesta, on Tuesday morning
Sept. %, at 8 o'clock. Business of
importance will be transacted at this
meeting, and it is hoped that all the
members will be on hand promptly.
@. JAMESON, Chairman.
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FORREST COUNTY OFFICERS.

Hfeanbcq OF Congress HARRY WHITE.
Assembly-N. p. WHEELER.
President J,tdgc--b. u. WErMoRE.
# associate JtdgoS-JoHN RECK, ED
WARD KERR.
TTeGs5rer-WM LAWRENCE.
ProthonOtdfV, Register 6 Recorder, &C.
JpsTIs SHAwKEY.
,Aerif.-C. A. RANDALL.
ComHtfssioRers-EL BERLIN, ISAAC
BsoNG, II. w. LEDEBuR.
County Sfperintc,tdeat-H s. BRooK-
MAY.
District A6ornoy-S. D. IRWIN.
jury ColpNjssi0ners-C. II. Church.
HErER YoUNGK.
coWaty ,Sniyeyor-T. y. COLLINS.
t(1OrOner-W. G, CoBURN.
County AWditorS--NTCHoLAs THoMP-
foN, D. f. COPELAND, f. G. LACY.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-09-22

"BAROsMA. Women need it Tt
regulates the female functions, relieves
painful menstration and sick ness, and
eau never do any harm. Prepared by
z. K. Thompson, Titusville, Pa. For
sale by bovard. 2t.
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L.awrence HOUSE,

.TIONFSTA, PENN'A, WM. LAW
RENtUG. PRoPRIEroR. This house
Is cafRralIv located. Everything new and
We'll furnished Superior accommoda-
tions and strict attention given to guests:
Vegetables and Fruits Of all Kinds served
in thoir season. Sample room for Com
nnercial Agents.
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MUSICAL.

instrumental and vocal music taught by
w. Krauss, on reasonable terms. Those
who want to prepare thems elves for
Organists should take a course in Through
Bass and Harmony. sop-22tf.
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You will save money by waiting
until Court Week to buy your Clothing,
Hats, Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods, &C.,
for the Fall, of Holeman q Hopkins,
at their room next doof to Central
House. Come one, come all, and see
our prices.
2t. CHAs. GARDNER.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-09-22

DO not fail to call at Robinson &
Bonper's and examine their stock of
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes,
&c. Everything sold at bottom
prices. 2t.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-09-22

Robinson q Bonner, having made
a new departure by way of adding a
clothing room to their establishment,
are now prepared to suit the most
fastidious in mems, boys and youths
clothing, at prices that defy compe'
tition. Call and examine. 1t.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-09-22

Mr.. Geo. w. Robinson, of Rob
inscn & Bonner, has returned from
the East where he has purchased the
most complete stock Of fancy dry
goods and notions ever brought to
Tiouesta. Buyers are cordially invi-
ted to call aud examine goods and
prices. 1t.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-09-22

The undersigned having open d
new market in Tionesta will hereafter
supply the people with fresh meats of
all kinds at very low prices. Give us
a trial. PLArNEk & WALTERS.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-09-22

-Holeman & Hopkins are coming
Court Week, and will have in their
building, formerly occupied by DR..
Blaine and D. w. Clark, next door to
the Central House, a full line Of
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods,
&c, at lowest possible prices. Come
and see our stock and prices. 2t.
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TIe &uttst &tpnhIifatr.
-MEDNESDAY MORNING. SERT. gl, lgSO.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.
B,,roess--N. 8. FOREMAN.

Burgess--N. s. FOREMAN.
C0uucilmen--Ch Chas. Bonner, NJ. Fin
stein, J. u. WenK, Patrick Joyce, D. w.
Clark, Justis Shaw<ey.
4 .J,tstices Of the Pedce-J. II. Brennan,
d. s. Knox.
CoasfdbIc--James Swailes.
4 School DivectorS-J. Shawkey, d. w.
C1arl, A. ". Partridge, G. A. Randall,
A. B. Kelly, J. Y. Brennan.
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A T'FORNEY At LAW, and NOTARY
"A PUBLIC, Reynolds Hukill d CO. s
Block, Seneca ST., oil City, Pa. 39-ly
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ACENTRAL. .HOUSE,

4 DONNWR & AGNEW BLOCK: =. c.
ID JACKSON, Proprietor. This is now
mouse, aud has iust'been fitted up for the
accommodation Of tho public. A portion
oS.t4e patronage Of the public is solicited.
40-ly
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Goods cheap at
Aug. IL, 80. HAsLET 81 Sons
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NJ c. C0BURN,.M. D.,

M c. COBURN,.M. D.,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
Has had over fifteen years experience in
the practice of his profession, having grad
uated legaUg and honorably May lG, 1868.
Office and Residence in Forest House,
opposite the Court House, Tionesta, Pa.
Aug. 25-lSS0
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CHAs. GARDNER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-01

ssme 10 same. NO % West 1S1tlst, year -.i, e6oo
Muller Clemens 20 Geo MarnOr olstbt " Oh gu n nm
ave, years
Paehe Eliza ana husband 60 Abraham b Cox guar ooo
diam, Essex-st. Rivtus tOn@t years 15VV'
Perego George aud wife 10 James Angus, es Mill ooo
ST, OF laaG OF A Miller, yeafs ~ -J:,, @O'
Caroline husband 70 the hutua Lie lhsu- ma
anco Company No 245 West 54th-st, year o''O'
Schwannecke, Hermann to Eliza fenDhgeI' -"7O EnO
BayAFt-st,
Scott John and VIZ % Ira Of iesS 10000
smith AIdrsw 70 Henry 5000
smith Mathas Se to Mara fhery. 90 5000
strn Bernhard r and others 70 Geo NJ 10000
streeer Wy aoS wife to Jos LarOoque' $4,000
Tucker Jous : so Louisa Tueker, Blocker 81, ooo
eGTeencEt isiutcrest year. - s'''O
Van Tasse, Charles 70 John ID Poole n COT WAL
ton ave l5Oth ST. years. %'"O'
Wendt. vile 10 John III LeVeruge sS ooo
Fest broadway lot No 81 3 years o'"''
Wesnsr Iacee ana WE y 70 sonahna AOoU
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES
Bareraore George D. guardian, to Henry Barenore zig
Buddanse. Charles A to Lpmln 9C00
Slo 80 1917 1000
9ina W a = nr.gt IN Jj.t Viller ..... 5000
Mllet Ernst Alfred Dickinson ana others nstee coO
RiAisrd Xnnidc TO Francis 25Sl
ROSs JOhn Mary q nderhill llOoO
Sands Andrew r. administrator etc, to Emily NJ &c oe5
HkIdmOre Tus II 10 Vim ZnsscT. 6SO
Smith ndrew ii. administrator etc, 10 J0hn 5ciuen 9,9
Trinity Churc Rector etc. ~ 20 AnGrcW Boa!llah' 800
Tuska Morris u AmAile BOndy 4O,OVo
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NEw-YoRK AND L0NG BRANCH DIVE
EREElIOLD AND NENE-IORK RAILWAY
NttupIbS
Leave loot ofIlDertst irgcro'a at s'l5 Has m-
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
~ ~ LINE.
,. HOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TNtE IDg 80, ON. A btsT DINA

-, FoHTRtNruN AND PIu .ADELpHIA.
e4.e NeW llk lron station C. a., a. Of a. j. :Ootof LID
Fer station corr,- Ninth rni ree st at AS o. 1li
e. M i;.O $50 40, ~ j. M On SunrS ~ $40 n nj
For STATION comor Third and Bcrkes' ~ $50 O. ll:l5
D1O J. ~,
FCTTrenion. Warren aud Tucker ss $50. 7,lh 3. IlI5
a. NJ: l:tU n0J 1. 49, 49, II l9y 40 s.tJ A
G:6O y. m.
Mourning tralla Will leave Phlldc pha rJe Kew York.
station Phnadciui.l AM itaiil.
Ninth and Green's 81 100 $50 1916 it0 l.Bl
$50. 7:lb, ~ p az. on san-av s:3 5... - g.
Prom TtlTd ami BrrArsa "t 4;.d L. i:aj
3u 6:25 U:ij 1890 SUNDAY nj s 30 m g.5O D. ~
DeuOtos Pullman cart attached
Frou Trenton, Warren And 1Nlckefsisl:2) exetpt No i
caysl b: 10 S:-u lN:lb l.:Jj s:2U 4.l5 bJ1 $40
J. m. ON sunday-i:2O oi5 a. H.. 81 p.
Connection u malr rs Jn-.cy C,y station aud from
RTObklyu ana ETtr DriOt JCThry CIV.
Tickets fac fug u 1Ab6ry-sbs Aca 2j3 3Gl, 4O
ga HJI BrUInWay and ~ The principal hotels sos and
CCuitsL. and Annex Office JeWllrs Nhgri. B-OOalgn.
New. YORK TIalAiet ComUany (DOdds EXpressl will call Tor
md teck baREgs from hotel reaidece - Destination
Application 10 made AT 9ii broadway aud 1885 b1Ve
KesgYdrS Eud Cour..t brooklyn All these oloca
with tue Bell Telephone AID Law Telegraph
n. p. BALDWIN. General Passeiig Agent
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Maui
EatuCk and HOusaono laiiroadssteEm~r !egye CBth.
sTlne sP tfleT T. H. os!y a. ll;Jy AM 1850
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FE lIF. Ek!iI (AIiIh y I,
1 now ssorn rs uic EEW.YuEN LAKE, ESIE AND
WL~Il.ItN RA!:EuAp. Arrangement OF Trans, taking;
eH.' ~ tcingii Sd CAca~o Dav EH,resa Drawing.
RON tI-ac. ,- ~ l.,'.o and Suspension LHd~r.
T.. tDu.), Fast 81. LclB lIplc!5 " yLc az tuI4)
ctng with Ii~i uIluh 10 u " - Hu u.
wei PH.mans beet Dra"EFrooh setVmE OOScAeS TO
M u.'iy) lacGc Express tr the West. Sleeping
Carlrs tLIullh IGao Aldaara kI-s i.c!Hna.' AID
tmrae2 "iG 5t ,11. ; tx nv! est
Trans leave tlam5cft Str Depot. sew loTA Ior -,
mn. md j. midnight saaiday u!-"IS o!y' 9''i"5 - ''''
o. H.; Pssl.c g. $50 10. lo"n ~. ,tc 1910
q. trains stops ~ Eit' ""t IA car o.
u,ui I:fJ &C. .5 l:ip, 40 ~;' t;ip o. 80, u" T. a., !
,cHghL sundays, T. $40 lu'+ % H. l'i' o"' p H." al
sfa o.l5 7:jo 8:i0 49, LOGO lisQ NJ l2 nooa.
go, - 20 d. u, and l. midnight sinGilS u. $50 VlJ'
iu2oa IL l4s a. ~; ~" !. - 5t @5s'5 FIo ~ H. II
nuJnigLL sunday D. o"'n iO'+V a III Iito' o''o' y 49, ~
y lE El,l,EE''- 40 a H.. 43Op.m.
srsuure cornwall 1850, o. M, J5S 7'oJ p H. SAN
'ht .Sn, a l kingston a. $50 p Sundays $50
'',sbn 10 o. 1890 M $3.50. 900, $780, sun'
81. h, $40. L.. o = IN, $50, Z p. IA. 49, 800, 90 -.
Gidntiunn T;5c. . l02o a 10, 80 4;su Y; "a SLn'
t3ss oonbeet with York AMI Os"ego MIlana lnOl
:" Pait oj,vls $50 lJ2Oa. 49, g. p NJ sundays
e. A. f..1o A. IA. 4. $50 yud p IN, ... -. III.
ofFBUsts save I'D quarter % ana quarter IiE esCh
hour nom jl5 o. No. 10 800 p m anu ~ y. a. H. W , mi
iOlles eau Obtained and oriea los le ehfs =
Nos 25g 0J5 BrOrE4y. ~ vi NJ Co"rSSS BOOK
yR or at ss n tS he West In NsWYOrk At 7t2s
H. 1875 a 5so ~ EsBOFT OouI PASTr Agt, HswYSrk.
NORTHERN RAILROAD or NEW.JERSEY.
Trans for EngeUood Cioser reF@oas Soa SSASa'
e,IGSyS a m and $50 p e, no llIS0 y NJ tSaln VAL
leave 50 minutes iater Saturday nights o.o - .so
$50, y. ABBoTr Genl PLsa ANt Ne"'4 OK
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REAL ESTATE.

YEw-YoRK, Friday April 30, 1880.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
shanee salesrOom to-day
BIZ RinanS Davtes.
. O ..c-v hrick building and SstOrV brick buildings
viii lots Nos SO 10 81 Rleeckerst 375 ftw 40, ooo
25x74; Mutual Lie ms Co. eZlOOO
BIZ 4. J. Blocker d Son.
Mot OF land 2daye wcor Of S6hsi, lOOxlbG e7s
BV l. J. Il T. PASiltpS.
, ,,o, NJ land a Fordham-ave. 1888 IT Of Quarry
Road: west Farms, 60x296.8x50x299.l0 Jno Nv M,
Af"'iu,'' ,u richard Y RarnSH
Isforv brown stone house with lot, No 20 Ehst74th,
Gi,DnTs! cor Of Aaosonve lOe $1,000
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OS AND AFTER APEIL II. 1880.

express Tfan- NeWYsr Dcsurosses aud Cortlantt
Sheets fprt1us, follows:
so, e:2p tie iamitpdl II IL I 5 80 d i:io, o g.
1:3'. 30 .G 10 III, and ~ night Suhitvs, $50 HGd9
a. IL. ., o., I:@n $50 Ill 10 IN, aii ~ htG'L
leave uaIf CAttil sunday ~.
T:3U IN. aud m, running through VI trenton ana
Cau4gu.
l,oat- a. The " rokyn Annex" win oil through
t:au- I'rcv Dly aoftng SPECIFY ANA drcit Transfer
for i.g,rb. ,. tra,t a. go ,... 49,. -.
10 saO amt J. a. ~ Uinhtrd Express, ljh y. M
a. : aud t;SJ y. Monday, 4:2J
l-.ul, |.-U ;'iJ, s;2h, \ $50 l.,
5.ij T. ~ Leave lltidrI p..a CIaden, - ui. and
u. daily, except -tnidr.
Ticket OGlrs. 526 AId GA n0slway aston house aud
Joo O DrslFOsscs Corr auGtsts COrtst an bTooE
I'M Drao fuUt OF Fl.tOirt iro1t Ign Us ia no
g,d rs A., NnhJSVn U"pOt jersey Cl'y Euhgr2ut
1'rtct Once, 3 ilit fGrv place.
Transfer Company VIII cal tOf anu CheGG
,o.19rr il on .ptrls anu residences ,.........
DEEaNk IHpN-tN, L. T. IAI'-d f'''
Gcu,ILl Manager GcncfA lI'heasT Areat
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Go 11hom II Maa goarern

NTPYr or KIN HEIRS WANTED.-0ur
~ inelst Money RegjsteT has 20 nsaes coseAatssi
htirs sa'o'''H'N W. ri CnARDS0N q co.
ENsS" I'll SAMSON a., Philadelphia
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R5LTINoaE AND QUO RAILROAD.


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a1i u e. - H. ininau 'f-s non !J'Lp"ic - ""''i-.
t!". i'il -lu," a'' i.'H-o. 90.
h"F ln't u" I!itiIIc AID N-'I.'u tItN .u- ''a" 20
IcCiohT tyr IItsuU1r tlutlrud. IllaIdrlf iu-s-y e
arg ~ l,u- Ihf"a.h lu.lan ra7. Hai'.A"i, - tnc;
lU0u =; H. 4 ~ 'or Washiup;Ou TIC S0u M WC.. pail
sl~c ,t. &- cork g" Baltimore a Ws-AHatHu
uiat.Ir cD- to" tllc.go, tu, HHat, lrLa4t'
olis, lr'sy., ~ i .o.u 'n- i-tr-buf@, she ~D1 z
-ru'a~cst. Tr,u:i t'u'.au ,Fr- ft.m E.itWtI 60
c,n a. cprrcr" at Nar'ia";uI "iri trans !ur y1cIrs,
fln1lda, N"W ,lTltIu- a.rf Tie south
FoT Through t,rlrs .. r.li - Compare. Cgcc. 81
M0advlv. Etw Nork and irrc Offices ~ Corlll1It
grd ~. liis....s SIS. li.! ru: Jcrf"y 4 ~.
rot e, b IMP TtCEl III Ip ktNs, -, AEBHA~ IA IN .
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DENNsYLYANA RAILNDAD.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
TIaiG- Sew ioTs, Dr $500 npi i9rtaudt streets
I,i..,-. .s f'i uvs:
IIsrr.uIiY GI.shrlF. %" W.st and Non;" Win Pullman
Palace tr.,t. . rI. q A, d $50 10 Glliv.
n it.o. L.,s ltavc, na It,. . ~ Corr Pri Ere
90 10 3. rl. .-,esil az CJuy ~. T.ti-sic P'troituh
t'rtT- AMI ttr pH l:.sl"is, ,,...,.-,.,,. 49,
a't .,lu abingdon :b The or IihlFE " a>in goa
f,tts' 'ul I,rlor ars djIlr exempt sunday, 10
o. ii arri5c Na-uue'oa az H. i.,faaF ut 45O ami
E:-u .. In. l. ! lud lU ,. ~. "itl'tL i'F ~ , o..
I.r,s. ior Wcsi phaG, ph!a. i:i ,3' $50 q" Idr'
.. IL q. ~. l. ~ !. ti'. ., p, i' go, I' j., T. ln
~ agEi sunday. 8.oD ana n H. D. T. t..' ooU ana
II uiLAi.
PHILADELPHIA VIA i'eel '''' ~ ul ~ ll'
arooeiyn Annex connect with al through t8in9
ri ,c CIV: abOidIs sp',AJ ANA dice; transfer Tor
h;"' W. From pii.shurg cGj lu:!n a. NJ 1910 d.
~ N m, 80 g. daily. except Monday. From
WrsLiuri,n an Bai"g" 1:5n am - 3. O. 49, i0l"Is
atu lUt 1870 @:ju. $50. 4:lU Ci' $50 aal
,-,.I.. 'O,htaf. %. Sunday. $50,
~ ~ = 1910 1890 a NJ. $50 lO.IOp. IL
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Gin Real Gstate TOR dGIe.

TOR SALE-Nadison-a 800, opposite
Dr TyIgs parsonage vim I've Sold at saTgaid; tns ga,
topel put dimensions $4,000. For per
mis- apply 10 I. SCIEPP, as Duanest.
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Cost an0 5ionn0.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRlBUNE WI 81. RI RECEIVED At THE UP
TOWN OFFICES, No I.2SS BEGaiway cor Thrty.tirstst
OF No. 3eS West Tweptytlnrdsr, corner Eghth-aYe.;
no. So F0urtcentls Union square, 7eS TArd
ave, Forty. eVenthst; ri the HARLEM OFFICE Ne
9.2SI ThTd.nve, Onshundr1 an twenty fOUTth-st.
tHmien Savings Bank Buildiug. up ID y m. regular
CELEBRATES
Z OST.-Bank book No. 1853 OF the Ger
II man Savings Bank NoW-YOrk II restored to the
Bank by June /, $780, application viii be made FOR new
book.
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RECORDED LEASES.

Boyer, George a to Schwartz. 2sl Gth-aVe
years. rent AZ,
Cr0well. s 10 L W Fairchd, store ana basement NO
JOhD-S st, years, reut ....'.'
Force Mary to ByTDe, 40 Ave-C, years. rent
1Avneston, J and vile to j G0ulding. 12d.sL
Same to Louisa NJ Grant, 42dst 1868 II " OF OH
ave 20. lOx1O05, 81 years, ront
Raws0n Emma TO Hugo Hutll No 81 BOnd.st, years
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anetion Sales OF Real Gsiale.
DUBLIC SALE Of DIE PIONEER MLLLS.

sixty per cent on morgarc-. years 1T Per cent
Book mars at Office Of auetoac.r-. Pine ST. l7.gyG