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The Daily Eepuiblicsiin VOL 2. NO 528. MONONGAHELA CITY, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1883. Price Two Cents. -VTOTICKThe firm of McGrew Parki THE REPUBLICAN.

ROBINSON'S MEAT MARKET, THIRD WARD-MAIN STREET Fresh meats dally, preserved in our New Patent Ice Room. Best cuts at lowest cash rates PUGILISTIC. Mr. Editor: I don't like to write on -yy F. WRIGHT, SPECIAL PASSENGER AGENT, Lock Box, 823, Washington, Pa.

Pitteburif Lake Erie Ii. It. Co. WALNUT LEAF HAIR RESTORER. It is entirely different from all others.

It is as clear as water, and as its name indicates, is a perfect Vegetable Hair Restorer. It will immediately free the head from all dandruff, restore stray hair to its natural color and produce a new growth where 11 has fallen off, It does not in any manner affect the health, which Sulphur, Sugar of Lead, and Nitrate of Silver preparations have done. It will change light or faded hair in a tew days to a beautiful glossy brown. Ask your druggist for it. Each ottle is warranted: SMITH, KLINE Wholesale Agents, Philadelphia, and HALL New York.

Published Every Afft.ernJoti. Advertising favors to insure insertion should be banded in the previous day if possible. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. Dl vision TiraeCard. PITTSBURGH TIME.

From Pittsburgh to ITnlontown 1 leave. a m. i. m. p.

m. i Pittsburgh 4:08 6:01 Homestead 9:08 4:48 6:41 i I McKeesport, 9:34 5:14 7:09 I I W. Elizabeth, ....10:01 i 5:40 7:37 a.m.. 1 I I MonongahelaCity, 10:30 6:10 8:06 5:66 I Bellevernon ....11:01 6:41 P- ra. 6:27 California 11:34 I 7:04 6:50 I I Arr.

7:16 7:02 i Arr. Unlontown 12:06 i 8:36 8:21 I p. m. p. in.

From Untontown to Pltuburgh. Uniontown 4:41 9:06 3:21 Brownsville 5:56 10:21 4:28 California 6:20 10:38 4:51 Bellevernon 6:44 11:01 3:15 Monongahela City 7:17 11:36 5:51 W. Elizabeth 7:48 12:04 6:23 McKeesport 1 8:12 12:28 6:54 Homestead 8:35 12:51 7:19 Arr. Pittsburgh 9:16 1:31 7:56 a. m.i p.

in. a. m. IX son has this day been merged in the firm of McGrew, Parklsou Co. JAMES McGREW, A.

R. PARKISON, Monongahela City, Jan. 1, 1883. The Mononeahela Citv Flour Mills will here. after be operated, and its business conducted under the style and title of McGrew.

Parklsou JAMES WoGREW, A. R. PARKISON, JOUNL. GEORGE. S.

L. KENNEDY. Monongahela City, Jan. 1, 1883. Valentines, Valentines, Valentines.

A FINE ASSORTMENT OF Fancy Valentines, Comic Valentines, Card- Valentines, Perfumed Valentines. NEW STYLES, NEW DESIGNS, NEW SHAPES, AT CYPHER'S BOOKSTORE. U0lt kmt, The Van Voorhls Homestead JJ adjoining this city, wltb orchard and pasture lot, from April 1, 1883. Address, .1.8. VANVOORHI3, Jan.23-dw Bollevernon, Fayette Pa Kff COAL SHAIKHS WAJiTRD- illJ To work in the INDIAN TERR! TnRY.

Coal four feet thick. Mild climate and steady work. Mining (our cents per bushel. i ne Missouri acute ana Texas racmc Hallways their simply of coal from these mines. For transportation address VV.

A. Mara, 316 Nortn etn street, st. ljiuis, or lor turtner particulars write to j. in. ration, snperiuten dent, Savanna, Indian Territory.

Hickory Wanted. Seasoned hickory plank and axles, first-class maienaioniy; win pay casn or exenange ior vehicle or carriage work. Address, A. W. SMITH.

2tw-3td McKeesport, Pa. Jan.23-Feb.15e. A DMIXISTRATOR'S NOTICK. J. ESTATE OF AARON BRaWDY, dee'd.

Notice Is hereby given that letters of Ad ministration have been granted to the under signed upon the estate of Aaron Brawdy. late of Alnnoneahela City, deceased. All per. sons Indci. ted to said estate are hereby not! tied to make immediate payment and all having claims against the same, will present them, uuiy aiuiu'iiticaieu, to T.

II. WILLIAMS, feb.10.-e- Administrator. -1HAKTKR hereby VV given mat an application win oe maae to the Governor of the State of Pennsylvania. under the Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, entitled, "An Act to provide for the Incorporation and Regulation of certain Corporations." approved April 29th, 1874. and the supplements thereto, for- the charter of an intended corporation, to be called the "Courtney Ferry Company," the character and object of said intended corporation being the establishing and maintaining a skill, flat boat, rope, chain or steam Terry across the Monongahela Klver, between God-fry Clarke landing, in Allegheny count, on the east side, and Courtney landing, in Washington county, on the west side of said river, and for the purpose to have, possess and enjoy all the riuhts, benefits and privileges of the said Act of Assembly and Its supplements.

GEO. A. HOFFMANN, Jan. 6, Solicitor. Foil i.e.

12 acres, brick dwelling, and two tenement houses, situate in Carrol township, at Ha I id station, Monongahela Division, K. three miles above Monongahela City property Joins Greer Mellvaln, All or In part to suit purchaser. Apply to Henry B. Beastell. on the premises, or to JOHN M.

GRA-BLE, Real Estate Agent, Monongahela City, Pa. Jan. 20-. NATIONAL LINE, PASSENG ER STEAMERS TO LIVERPOOL. QUEEN 8T0WN LONDON DIRECT.

The most Southerly route has alwayg been adapted by this Company to avoid ice and heavy winds. Liverpool Line London Line. EGYPT, The QUEEN SPAIN. ERIN, ENGLAND, HELVETIA. ITALY, CANADA, FRANCE, GREECE.

HOLLAND, DENMARK. One of the above magnificent steamers wil leave New York every Saturday; Liverpool every Wednesday, and weekly to and from London direct. CABIN. From New York to Liverpool or Quee.istow.i. $50 to 870 currency from New 01k to London by direct steamer, 8M) to $00.

Excursion or Return tickets $110 to $140. Steerage passage $20, currency. Bring your friends from the old country by the National Line. The steamships of this line are full powered and the largest in the Atlantic service leaving the port of New York. Theyare built In water tight compartments, and are spar decked, affording every convenience for the comfort and safety of passengers.

PRINCIPAL AMERICAN AGENTS. Alexander Monongahela City, Pa. JohirJ. McCormick, Pittsburg, Pa. John F.

Logan, Coat Bluff, I'a. F. W. T. HURST.

Manager. Hovhk fob SALE. A eood frame house, Ave rooms and kitchen, good cellar, situate on Coal Street, adlolnlne Wm. Downer, now occupied by Isaac Yohe, Sr. Lot oux'ju.

terms reasonauie. Apply to l. U. Pollock, or Alderman Williams. A good home at a fair price.

Jan. SALlToP REAL ESTATE! The undersigned executor ot the last will and testament of A. P. smith. deceased, under an order of the Wrplians Court of Washington county, will offer at public salp, on the premises, on SATUHDAY, FEBRUARY 3.1883, At one o'clock, p.

the individual one-third Interest of the said testator In what Is known as the Alter property, situated In the Borough of California, Washlncton county. bring within easy reach or the STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, convenient to rallioad s.ailon, post otdce, Tickets to all Points at Lower any other line. Jan. 19, Rates than by ASK YOUR GROCER FOR McGREW, PARKISON Co. AMBERFLOUR.

The following retailers In this city and vicinity keep it constantly on hands and are authorized to guarantee It to give satisfaction in every way. A. Campbell G. W.Gllmore. Mrs.

Mary Louttlt, Harlem Coal Co 3 stores. Abe Hays Coal Co. Jno. Hollowood, A. D.

Scott, Vol Faranhar, M. Sanders, J. A. Brokaw. Chicago Gas Coal Co.

Jord. 8. Neel, Patrick Long, J. F. Kennedy, Hugh Craig.

Wenona Coal Co, 1 J.Wallace, A. Keller, B. Patterson. THE UNION HFiC TEA COMPANY, Wholesale and Retail Dealers In TEAS COFFEES. PITTSBURGH BRANCHES, 87 Market Street 20 Diamond, M.

E. S. 1324 Carson Street, S. S. 4010 Butler Street.

ALLEGHENY BRANCHES. 138 Federal Street. 138 Beaver Avenue, 172 Federal Street, We have Branches In all the laree cities in the United States, We buy and sell more TEAS and COFFEES than any other establishment In the United States. We give away more goods than any other esiaousnmeni mine unuea states. We buv all our goods from First Hands We emolov more agents than auv establish me in' In the United States.

We nav our aeents better Salaries, than anv inner esiaoiisnmeni 111 me uimeu states. uur Headquarters is 79 water street, NEW YORK -AUENTS dec30e American Slained Glass Works. WATTERSON Successors to Cakteb Manufacturers of ana Dealers in Etched. Embosced, Enameled, Ground, Plain Colored, Ornamental STAINED GLASS, For Churches, Private Residences and Public Buildings, Rolled Cathedral Work a Specialty. Office Works: Corner First Carson PITTSBURGH, S.

8., PA The Birinlnchain Street Cars uass the door every imnuies. KSTAUMSflED 1840. 11. HUNKER, IING CONFECTIONER, And wholesale dealer in Fruits, Nuts. 98 WOOD STREET, dec29e PITTSBIKGH.

PA. E. DOWNER. CENTRAL BLOCK Tin, Sheet Iron and Hardware; Best and Cheapest Pumps in Town. Tin rooftng and snouting contracted for at prices low for reliable work.

With years of experience I can guarantee every job. Household hardware, stoves and tin goods at small margins of profit. Farm tools and plows. E. DOWNER.

To Coal Operators. We are now prepared to furnish a general line of Supplies for Coal Mines and Coke Works, Including Rails, (old and new) Pit Car Castings. Pumps, which we can deliver on short notice. Orders solicited. Or.

ders left with J. 1 Strouse, this city, will be promptly ailed. IRON CITY SCRAP METAL CO. Second Avenue, Pittsburg. apr.lOe Photograph Rooms To Let.

room suitable for an office. One of the best locations In the city. Enquire of R. WILLIAMS, Alderman. dAW-tf.

GONE your Western friend a copy of the Weeelt Republican, containing the cream of the local news culled from the Dally. Heady In wrappers at the Post Office window (or live cents. FOR SALE HERE. Mince Meat, Apple Butter, Saur Kraut, Buckwheat Flour, Maple Syrup and Honey, Cooking and Eatlt Apples, Extra good Chip Beef, K. riARROLL'S Grocery.

Opposite the Tost OQlce. ian. FOR RENT. Two Store Rooms, Main street. Three Dwellings, Mam street.

FOK SALE. Five dwellings, vacant lots, on terms to suit purchaser. .1. B. FIN LEY, Peoples Bank, M.

MOOHK, Aln. IViu, Avenue. PITTSBURGH. PA. Will offer for a short time to reduce stock before going to Par(s, and exquisite assortment of imnnnTrn nnrrn uiTrnui uita nvirunitu uiuitt ivlrt LhlALo 4 HA I o.

JC. SCOTT DRUGGISTS, Linn' Building, Main Street. iueaicmes, urugs, oils, Toilet Articles. Pro scriotions caref 1U1IV comuounded JAMES McKEE, Watchmaker Jeweler, No. 13 Fifth Avenue, One door below Market St.

PITTSBURG oltI, Silver and Nickel of all Kinds. Clocks, Silverware, Jewelry, wr.H.0,,l,,,ay, Vei-y knv Prices -W-tch Repairing a Specialty. WALTERS LEARX, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Quednsware and Glassware Fine China. Tea and Dinner Sets, also Decorated Toilet Sets, Lamps and Lamp Trimmings 157 WOOD STREET, dec2Do PITTSBURGH, PA HOME HOTEL. PITTSBURGH.

Facing the Allegheny River, Duquesno Way, between 8th 9th Sts! 50 per day. Guests from the Monongahela Valley are Invited to come once and try the "Home." Good rooms and good table will brine you back If you will only come the hrst time on this Invitation. Monongahela City Messenger Service, The subscriber will promptly deliver messages, packages. 1111 orders and do errands in the citv of Pittsburgh, or by tho way and do a general messenger business daily between the two cities Charges moderate. Orders left at the Postotllce in care of Cypher Brothers or at Alderman William's otllce.

will eceive careful attention. UARRY H.WILLIAMS. Wanted. All persons to know the best place in Pittsburg to buy Hood Reliable BOOTS SHOES Of all grades Is a 38 Firth Ave.iue. dec.25-e.

4 M. KIMMEL. First I. ud Second. Just received a fine assortment of No.

I Queensware, and will receive2 more crates tnis week, which is the best assortment and best quality in the city. Every piece uuaratiteed to be oest quality or no sale, as I keep, no 2d or Inferior quality: the goods will be sold for cash as low as seconds are usually sold. Call and examine before ourchasing vour irooi's. Aim, a fresh line of Groceries, including at line line oi cnoice teas, tegetaoies mankinds, fresh from the Hardens evni loionimr rs.ii and see us. JOllN U.

BEAVfitt. Great Bargains for Holiday Presents. GEORGE COHEN. Pawnbroker Jeweler, No. 117 Smithfield Pittsburg.

itoM and Silver Watches. Diamonds. Jewelry -Guns and Revolvers. feb.23-e. fiO TU Strouse's Jewelry Store Fon American Watches, either kev or stem v.lml ers.

American Patent Levers, from E12.0O nu. wards, in coin silver cases and warranted. New Stock Clocks Silverware. Largest variety of Jewelry to be found in the valley slowest prices for cash. Particular at-tentlon paid to line watches, clocksand jewelry.

Don't foruet the ninnv 214 Main street J. I. sTROUSE OMKS FOR i here are now at (lie Washington (Vmnlv Home, TWENTY BOYS, NINE GIRLS, Only two of the girls are over live vears of age, and two of the boys over ten. Respecta ble fain 1 es mav aoolv for theso nliliiimn ur. the Home, and If approved bv Board, mav have the same transferred bv iiiiintnm or otherwise as may be deemed advisable.

Call at the Home or address, slating particulars. Our object Is to seeure CnrUtlan homes for these children, Address. E. CUNDALL, Siiiieriiitendeut. Arcten, Washington Pa Dec.

Handsome Beautiful. THE FINEST SITE on tha MONONGAHELA the suburi have never failed to exclaim In 'Might "What a Beautiful Spot!" When they have passed Kearney's Point, a 5 acre lot situate on the Pike, lust ahnv c.itr. rin's. From the point mav be seen to the south a stretch of rlvcr-vlew which has been ronounceu as nneas anvthlng ou the Hudson. SO attracted artists, and was nut.

Inner nan made the subject of a sketch for a Ptttshni studio. Asa site for a residence It possesses every attraction! beauty of view impossible to obstruct; splendid drainage, pi nty of grounds, capacity for ornamentation in the argeat degree, proximity to railroad statl-n, and ooat landing, tine drives the plke'l every direction, nearness to tow vet vpmnvAii from specially taxable boundary, if more ground Is desired, It mav be had, Fronts on Pike 30 rods, and runs back beyond the bluff. There are no buildings on the lot. Price reasonable and payments easv. Address.

DR. E. C. KEARNEV Nov. 24.

1882. Uravosburg, Pa Gold Medal Award. PITTSUinCi EXPOSITION, 1S75 ELAINE OIL, THE FAMILY SAFEGUARD. A SAFE LIGHT. CANNOT BE KXTLODED.

Can be burned in anv Telroleiim Lamp It Ift the veiV highest ciade of Petroleum Oil. from which, In the process of mnnufae- lure, every Impurity has been eliminated pugilistic encounters, although the ancient Greeks practiced sport. 1 will say this much, however, that it is far more natural than the firing of small riffle-bomb, bullets which tears the flesh, destroying all chance of recovery. But 1 do right here say that it is a disgrace to the white races, especially to Americans, that a man like Jim Mace had to search the South Sea Islands for a man to fight the fiee born Columbian, John L. Sullivan.

Why did'nt Mr. Mace search through the "lour Indians, Cheyennes and other tribes for a man to fight J. L. S. instead of bringing a man here from the other side of the world one remove from Cannibalism, to fight an American.

I do not believe that the so called Slade is a half breed. 1 never new a half breed in Australia, New Zeal nd or any of the South Sea Islands, who possessed the pluck of the original stock. They seldom attain the height of of 5 leet 8, and have very little bottom. Anyhow, I look upon it as an insult for a man who is nut a citizen to bring a South Sea Islander here to fight an American. Tricket failed in his rowing strug gle, but now this South Sea Islander, under the training of a man, who if he could find a man in Earope able to do the woi never would have gone amongst the savages for one.

John Brown. Monongahela City, Feb. 2, 1883. RETAIL MARKETS. Following are the retail prices over the counters to-day: Apples per peck, G0c; Butter, 33c.

per pound; Eggs, 25c. per doz; honey, 28c. per pound; onions, 25c. per peck; potatoes, 25c. per peck; sweet potatoes, 50c.

per live chickens, 60c. per pair: turkeys, 15c. per pound; lard, lCc. per pound. CHAIN, FLOUR AND FEED.

Kollowiug retail prices quoted at the City Flour Mills: New Corn. 70 cents per bushel Wheat. tl.00 per bushel. Vlour. 6.50 per barrel.

Mill feed. Bran and shorts, $1.40 per 100. Oats. 60 cents per bushel. Hay.

per ton. The attention of the bold bandits of the bounded prairies is respectfully directed to the fact that Mr. Vanderbilt, his three sons, and several other gentlemen of financial standing, are soon to make a tour of the West in a special train. The party will represent two or three hundred millions of dollars. which they generally carry about with them in their left-hand coat-tail pocket and honest cow-boys, who have been compelled to blow open safes in express cars in order to provide for their suf fering; families, will find it easier to cut off Mr.

Vanderbilt's coat-tails than to wreck a train. TIMON JONES. The following card received by Wm. Alexander, announces death of a former citizen of this place Mount Washinoton.Pittsbukg.Pa., eb'y. 2.

Mr. Alexander Having heard Mr. Tirnon Jones speak often of you, I though! you would feel an in terest in knowing, that After being sick since Thanksgiving, having during that time a great difficulty in breathing, this morning at 7:45 he passed away le quietly and peacefully rested upon the Saviour whom he trusted. Fune ral services will be held in the Grand- view Avenue Presbyterian church, on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mr.

Jones was a worthy old man, and high- respected, and all his friends teel that it is well with him. I remain, truly yours, P. S. Jennings. Pastor.

It appears that Freddie Gebhardt did not desert his idol after all, but he went to New York to get a $1,000 sealskin sacque to keep the frost out of his charmer's bones. Freddie can siner- Bye Lily bunting, Freddie's gone a hunting, To get a sacque of sealskin To wrap his pretty Lily In. In the lower house of the Illinois egislature a bill has been introduced to prohibit gambling in stocks, grain, provisions, If we had a law of this kind in Penns) lvania, including oil in the forbidden articles, there would be fewer fortunes wrecked. Herman Strauss, the Milwaukee tire-man who rescued so many people at the Newhall House disaster, declined a full purse tendered him by the citizens of Dubuque, and requested that its contents be distributed among the servants of the hotel, who lost everything in the fire. Herman is as magnanimous as he is brave, and can afl'ord to be, as he has been presented with a gold watch and chain by the Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce, and, what is bettor still, has recently been married to a sweet-heart who has been waiting for him for five years.

Vaneevllle consists of about half a dozen houses, one store, blacksmith shop, in sluht of It is the school house and Disciple church. The Baptist church is within one mile of It. and the Pigeon Creek Presbyterian church within two miles of It. The Modern Age for February is now ready. 15 cents per copy, $1.60 uer annum.

Send for our list of Magnificent Cash Premiums to get-ters-up of clubs. The Modern Age mav bo had of all Newsdealers, or post-paid from the Publisher, on receipt of 15 cents in stamps. Dealers supplied by the News Companies. The Modern Aoe Publishing Buffalo, N. Y.

Single copies for sale at Cypher's bookstore. For sale at Market Exchange, S'i Flours. AVebster Flour, Uraham Flour, Henry Cooper's Flour. These are all celebrated makes, guaranteed and at prices tb suit the times. Jan.

18th, 1833. ANNO VNCbMENl H. TIlUASllRKK. We are authorized to announce Mr. J.

F. NICHOLSON, for the Republican nomination for City Treasurer, subject to the primaries. SWe are requested to announce the name of John R. Gee, as a candidate for City Treas urer, subject to Democratic rules. MARRIED.

On Thursday last, at the United Stales Hoi el, by Rev. Howard Day, Mr. Absalom Stewart and Miss Mary Jane Logan, all of the vicinity of Fayette City. 47? VERTISMMR NTS. FOR dwelling house situated on Waverlv Hill, with six rooms.

For terms enquire of JOHN PETERS. Park Avenue. FOB it KBJT. a new house and two lots on Waverlv Hill. For terms enquire of it.

B. McLean. P. O. Box .117, Monongahela City, Pa.

TJWK. KENT. Two rooms, first floor. For location ana terms apply to C. E.

RADCLTFFE. Eoit s.u.rc. An almost new spring wagon, with good oil cloth top. can be used as a butcher, huckster or family wagon. Also, a heavy set oi sinele spring wagon harness, as good as new.

Will be sold cheap. For terms, apply to G. MOLsBERGEK. Carroll Township, f36 Near Bairds Station, P. V.

C. R. R. IosT. Bnneh of Krys.

.1 brass kevs and i one small trunk kev. Lost between engine house and switch, at North end of railroad yard. Finder will be rewarded by returning the same to railroad oftice. Jan.ii3-3l,-e JAS. MCLAUGHLIN.

Eon RKNT. Two 4 room houses for rent. Apply to C1IAS. E. RADCLIrKE.

Jan 15 t.f. Fii-st-t'lnii Mlllvr. To take charge of ami run a steam flour mill, bv the 1st of April. Will pav on the shares, or by salary. Address JOSEPH KAMMEREK, dsw Hammerer's Mills, Pa.

For Sale. Locust Timber of all sizes and lengths, from 3 to 20 feet. Also, 500 Locust Posts, on hand can be had by calling on or addressing DAVID DEVORE, P. O. Box iff.

Monongahela City, Pa, 5t. COAL M1XKHS WANTED. Fifty (50) good, steady coal miners (married men preferred) at the mines of the Wilmington and Springfield Coal Braidwood, Illinois. "No strike, steady work, good pav and no stoie." Address Wilmington Springfield Coal Braidwood, Ills. WANTED.

Girl for General Housework, small famllv. in citv of t'ittsbure: a desirable situation, and good home to an effi cient ana wormy gin. uooa wages nam. Reference required and exchanged. Address at once, MKS.F.

L. ALLEN'BKROEK, -o. zs inn ave, rutsourg. Jan. 17.

sOTlEE. The firm heretofore known as, and trading under the style and title of R. M.GEF, SONS Si Steam Marble and Granite Works, has this dav been dissolved bv imitnal nnnwnt Tha hruilfa nnrl nnomitit 111-01 at thcotllce ol the works, and prompt settle ment ot all outstanding accounts is requested. n. Al.

J.R.OEE, C. W. GEE, WM. M. GEE, J.H WEVGriANDT, Monongahela City.

January 21th. 1883. Mr.Wevehandt having retired from thefirm. the business will be conducted hereafter under the style and title R. M.

GEE SONS, In the same line of business mid at the same place. If. Al. Uf.KS SUiVS. Jan.

24th, 1883. The retiring partner hereby recommends to the general public the new firm, and nooes the same patronage will be extended to them as heretofore, J. II. WEYGHANDT. Monongahela City, Pa.

Foil male. Tho undersigned will dispose of at Public Sale, In front of their marble and granite works, First Ward, on SATURDAY, FEB. 10, 18H3, at 10 o'clock, the follow, Inc real estate: One Sandstone Utiitrrv. situ ated in Carrol township, containing over three acres, one Stone Yard, situated In First Ward, containing nearly niteeu thousand square feet. Will also oner for sale a lot of quarry tools In good order, such as stone picks, shov els, crowbar: also, two large derricks, one large stone wagon, two timuer screws, lour heavv chains, and numerous other articles connected with the business.

Anv of the above named articles or real estate can be purchased at private sale between this and the day of the sale. a credit oi a montns ue venona i articles sold for over i except on real estate. The terms on this will lie arranged to suit purchaser. it. m.iii nuK.

From the Dlslrlctsnf ASSAM, CIIITTAGONG, CACIIAK. KANGItA VALI.IiV. DKIIHA DOOM, and others. Absolutely Superior In Flavor. Most Krotioinleal.

Requires onlv half the usual nunnlitv. Sold by all Urn. rers, fiiiM.ii'n. Agents ot tho Calcutta Tea Syndicate, lao Wsn rsi, Church train leaves Monongahela City, at a. arriving in Pittsburg at 10:12 a.

in Leaves Pittsburg at 12:42 p. arrives Mon ongahela City at 2 :32 p. m. Tickets sold and baggage checEed to all points east on the Pennsylvania Railroad. cor nates onare, tune tames.

call on Agkit, Monongahela Division, or address thus. e. wait, Pass. Agent, Western Dls- irn'i, nun Avenue, rittsturg, Pa. W.

1.. S. WILSON, Agent, Monongahela City, Pa LOCAL NEWS. Joseph B. Noble, of Claysville, has sold the farm of 100 acres, near West Finley P.

for 170 per acre. Mr. Alex. O'Donovan Is able to be out again to day, after being' confined to his room for several days. Capt.

J. B. Thompson is building a boat at McFalls yard, Bellevernon, length 140 feet; beam, 26 feet; hold, 3 feet. She will be ready for the spriug trade. The largest amount of coal ever brought to the surface in a single day at one works in the coke regions, was mined at the Stan dard mines last Friday.

The number of bushels was 50,000. Miss Jean Wallace, Pittsburg's favorite prima donna, has been secured to take a prominent part in the concert to be given by the Choral Uaion, McKeesport, on the 22nd and 23rd of February. Neel. Blytue A at the City Lumber Mills are cutting out gunwales for a new boat for Capt. Win.

McFall, to be used in the construction of a steamer at the Bellevernon yards. Frederick Hand, of West Newton, week discovered bis wife was on too intimate term9 with a Scottdale blood. Band sent his erring wife bask to Massachusetts and permitted the Scottdale criminal to go unpunished. A company has been organized in Can-onsburg for the purpose of prospecting for a coke coal vein In that vicinity. They are drilling a well which is at present about 150 feet deep.

The company propose to sink the well 200 feet for coal and If they don't find what they desire they will drill it to the depth of 2,000 feet to test for oil, if enough teriltory can be leased. A small boy living at Black Diamond, came to town this morning. He was actually in rags, and his pants were nothing but old patches sewed together, which, by long wear were falling apart; he said his father had no work, and consequently no money. Mr. Henry Landefeld, with the usual generosity which characterizes that gentleman, gave the boy a good pair of pants, and hewent home rejoicing.

Nearly all the coke works throughout the Connellsvllle region are making 72-hour coke, and even at this rate are producing more than they can sell. When the ovens are turned on 72-hour coke the production Is decreased about 33 per cent. There is no trouble now about cars, but the furnace men don't wnnt the coke. The furnaces are not doing much, probably because of the tariff agitation, and the dullness in the coke trade will probably continue until the question Is settled. A wedding was announced to come off in onj of the West Newton churches a few evenings since, but at the appointed time the bridegroom came not, causing the ox-expectant bride to duff her wddlng garments and tear her hair In very wrath at the perfidious conduct of her affianced.

Next morning the cheering Intelligence was received that, owing to circumstances over which tho young man had no control, the ceremony would have to be postponed a couple of weeks. The general belief Is that he never Intends to show up, and tho Preu advises a coat of tor and feathers for the fickle fellow. uewg ana uie eastern nan oi Lot ill, fionting seventy Ave feet on Fifth sreet, and one hundred and fifty feet on Liberty street, and bounded by Cherry 'Alley on the north and land of 8. B. I'axton on I lie west, on which Is erected a good TWO-STORY Brick Dwelling House, Frame stable and other outbuildings.

Terms made known on day of sale. U.O.IIERTZOG, Executor. Also, at the same time and place, the undersigned will offer the remaining two-thirds ot said estate with a view to sell the whole Jointly. 8. CRAFT.

ltd -w. L. P. HEAZtt-L. FRUITS.

VALENCIA ORANGES, 30c per doz. PALERMO 0RAN0ES, 20c per doz. FLORIDA ORANGES, 75c per djz. MESSINA LEMONS. 25c per doz.

Direct from Philadelphia. JOHN MORRIS, Ag't. Elaine Is free from Benzine and rnralllne. In color, Klalne Is spring Water White, and Its "Fire Test" Is so hlph as lo make It ns absolutely sale as nny llmmlnant known. Having no disagreeable odor, Elaine Is a pleasant oil for family use, it does not Inciust ihevxlrk, and thus Is avoided lis fieuuciit iclrinnniiie.

WAitnicN nwum. PITTSBURGH, Y. First Premium awarded over nil pnmpelltori at Cetlten. lit I Exposition, i'lillnddiilila, 1H7H. aprl-c-rod.