The Daily Republican from Monongahela, Pennsylvania • Page 4

Tuk Daily Republican. I low it is Done. Peoplo often say, "I don't see how yon make up your paper and get all the loc.il news every day." It does NEEL, CO. Having more than ONE MIILION FEET DRY LUMBER In their yards, an-i over 1OO.000 Cubic Feet TIMBER, And the BEST Saw and Planing Mill in Wes Lots of Trouble. Maggie Gallagher, of Cincinnati, was sentenced in the Police Court to thirty days in prison and to pay a fine of $50 for When she heard the sentence she hurled a heavy inkstand at the Judge's head.

He dodged, and the missile flew through the window and fell to the pavement, the ink splashing oyer a lady's Kay Brothers Co. No. 121 WATER STREET, (Adjoining the Monongahela House.) (PITTSBURG.) WIRE BOrii, Manilla Rope, Oakum, Twine, Caulking Cotton, Boat Spikes, STEAM PUMPS, Condensers, Centrifugal Pumps, Engines and Hollers, Inspirators and Injectors. Lathes, Planers, Drill Presses, Punches and Shears. Steam Drop Hammers, Bolt Threading and Cutting Machines, Fans and Blowers, Emerv Grinders, Hydraulic and Screw Jacks, Differential Pulley Blocks, Portable Forges, Chucks, Screw Plates, Taps and Dies, Twist Steam.

Hydraulic and Vaccuum Gauges, Steam, Oil. (las and Water Valves, Flue and Tube Brushes, Wire Brooms, Casting Brushes, Emerv, Coruiuium, Polisliiiic Machinery and Material, Eluor Spar. Leather and Rubber Belling, Lace Leather, Belt Bivets, and fastenings, Cotton and Rub-ber Hose. Bubber and Hemp Packing of all kinds, Usudurian Steam Packing. Woolen and Cotton Waste, Oils.

SPIRAL RIVETED IRON PIPE, Cast and Wrought Iron Pipe, Wood Pipe, Hoisting Pulleys for mines, Pitwagons, Rails, Spikes, Nails. And General Supplies for Railroads, Mines, Steamboats and W. At, VAN UOXNAN, 'attorneys at law, WASHINGTON, XV. .11. C.

A CH ESON ATTORNEYS AT LAW, WASHINGTON, S. A. 1J. IKOJtKISOX, ATTORNEYS AT LAW 155 Fourth Avenue, PITTSBURG, DOWNER. CENTRAL BLOCK Tin, Sheet Iron and Harrlw.

ai Best and Cheapest Pumps in To Tin roofing and spouting contracted Ir prices low for reliable work. With yeai experience I can guarantee every job. hold hardware, stoves and tin goods at margins of profit. Farm tools and plows. fi.

DOWfJE CHILL W. HAZZARD. EDITOR A PUDLISUEB ISoNONGAHBEaToiTYi PA. TERMS: Two cents par copy; or ten cents week delivered by carrier. ADVERTISING BATES: For transient ad-ertisers 5 cents a line; to regular customers cents an 1tach per day.

Local notices; one enta word. Tho City Ticket. The choice of a local ticket is more important to the individual voter than that of President. The people of a community have no more grave and important duty brought before them than that of selecting incumbents for the various offices to be tilled at the spring elections. It is of more serious significance than is ordinarily realized, that these places shall be occupied by honest, capable and energetic men, whose highest motive, ambition and efforts shall be to subserve and main tain the interest and welfare of the community.

Not all who oiler their services and candidancy are worthy and capable. In the approaching campaign an abundance of material will come forward and, while a portion of it is worthy and capable, the rest should not be trusted with the confidence of the people and with the care of their interest. It is neither our desire nor our prerogative to indicate in any particular who is not worthy. The exercise of a proper care and discretion iu this respect will prove an infallible guide only let its instincts be obeyed and the legti-uiale result will be all that could be desired. Who is worthy and who is not? Who is capable and who is not? Who will probably prove honest and honorable in the care of their trusts, and who will not.

These are the problems? Are they diJlicult of solution? Public Meeting. Two questions of public interest, of paramount importance, now present themselves to our people. They briefly: 1. We must have a bridge; that is, we must try. The past winter and the break up that is coming are convincing.

There is not a business man in town who footed up his last year's business without the consciousness that the loss of the bridge was a loss to him. The community at large suffered, and of course as the town loses each person in it bears part of that loss. Now that can be remedied; we can get a bridge easier than any town on the river; it is within reaching distance so far. In a little while the chance will be lost. Now is the time to act.

2. We must move toward a railway connection with Finlcyville. The Baltimore Ohio railway company can be convinced, we think, that they never built six miles of road that will pay better thau this. Our town must make the move; our people must show an anxiety to have the road; residents along the route must be stirred up to a realization of the mailer; there must be a general move, and the force of thai movement must guin its strength and inspiration from Tush. These arc important interests.

11 we get no bridge, we arc. cut off from all the Allegheny County trade both up and down; the East Shore road if bir.lt may as well bo in Halifax for all us; and instead of doing good it will do harm, for it will carry the trade past ns, trade that now coined here will go either to Brownsville or Elizabeth. Women shoppers especially will not risk ferriage when lliey dont need to. Then the completion of the Ilumplield, of which there is no longer any doubt, for the contracts arc let. and Ihe men are at work, will cut across the line of our trade, and slice it from Clokcy to Coal Centre.

Our only remedies for these two evite arc a bridge and a' I'in-leyville branch. The rule by which either a town or an individual prospers is "(Jet all you can, and Keep all you fJet." The policy of this town, if present indifference and future inactivity prevail, would seem to be "Don't try to get more and lose half you already have." Awake! citizens! Let us have a town meeting and let it be an earnest, active business-like assembly. There wn9 a time when we were pushed ahead by the very force of the wave that swept up the river. The flood tide is past, and if we would not he swept back with the ebb, wo must recover what we have lost, and 1'nll For tho Shore! Think, art, jMoiiongaliolii 1oah. The iN'fcw York of yesterday contains the merit roll for a January standing, at West 1'oint.

Forty-one were dropped for inefficiency, and among the lucky wo are pleased to see our young friend John Oregg standing No. 4S, or above the middle. (iooil for Jack. The New York papers also give tho honor roll for January standing, nt Princeton, In which we see Fred Alexander standing in his class of We are nlwnyo glad to record the sucpfss of our hoy abroad. take work, and were it not; for kind friends could not be done.

Let's look at yesterday's issue, for instance, and see where the news carae from and how it got into the Daily. The item of Wallace's disappearance vvo got from Mr. Swickard and Mr. McAllister, one of whom was his endorser, tho other his boarding keeper. The Isler wedding was kindly handed in by Key.

Campbell; the Republican suggestion meeting by Squire Williams; the county committee meeting notice was mailed from Washington; the Social item came from Mr. Add Stocidale, whoso team carried the party; the Dewalt excursion we got from S. B. Huntley; the death of Mr. Siekman was kindly brought in by Squire Crow; and funeral notice from Dr.

Wilson; the Morton anniversary was sent by a correspondent; the glass worker's compromise was given us by Mr Camp; local personals we got from Beallesville mail carrier, and Mr. Far-quhar; the Fenny Farm item from Mr. Wcddcll, the badly burned item from Dr. Vauvoorhis; the JcnKins item from Will Bowman. Charley Crall furnished the thermometer stages, and the rivers came by special telegrams as they do every clay, at a cost to us of over 6100 a year; the temperance statistics came from Mrs.

Walker; the starting of the Bessemer works was sent up by Quill Yohc; Prof. Noss gave us the MeCabe lecture item, and Allen Wall sent us a marked paper with the Blaine dinner noted. The other items we picked up on the streets, or condensed and rewrote from newspaper clippings. So our readers will see that more than twenty friends contributed in one way and another to make yesterday's Daily interesting; others will help us to-day and in that way, and in that way only, are we enabled to the items as they lloat. It is very pleasant for us to record this.

The little paper has hosts of friends; they take pride in seeing that the Daily -'Never gets heft" on news, and without their constant and kind help its publication would be impossible. We have perhaps the best correspondents of any country paper in theState; they never forget us. We are infinitely obliged to them. And to one and all we acknowledge with pleasure, this kintiruss. No visitor is more welcome tluiu he who brings in an "item." Tin-re are a number of gentlemen w-ho take great pains to do this, and we wish there were more.

In this connection wc refer with pride to the letters we print from time to time. It is a feature of the Daily. Letters of great 'nUust have been printed lately from Old Mexico, Montana, Minneapolis, London, New York, Florida, Manitoba, Columbus, Cincinnati and so on all of Ihem very reada ble, and full of information, written by people known to our readers, and of course read with greater zest. The Daily bi.icas grows cacii da our circulation steadily increases; our advertising patronage is profitable, our friends numerous, and it is a source of great pleasure to know that with each month of its existence the Daily has made friends and kept, thcni. One word in eoneliiMoii about the two inside pages.

In it we do not rehash old news, or print worn out squibs. The selections are carefully made. The best current literature, extracts from lii'st-cla-s papers and magazines, selected poetry and stories; household matters, scientific miscellany, the cream of Ihe humorists, and the best that's going making each week is much as would lill an ordinary sized book. In fact no town of its size in America presented a better little Daily paper, and though its editorial conduct may not be of a very high standard, yet it is tho result of hard work, and the best wo can do under the circumstances. Coal Centre.

Johnny (Hcruon, formerly of the Alps Coal Company, has bonght out the Globe Store," in this place, and intends keeping a first class grocer1. Johnny is extremely popular among all classes. will doubtless do a good business, lie is welcome to the "hub" of the coal business. In reply to in yesterday's Daily we have nothing to say, further than that avc arc satisfied if ho is, and as to your California correspondent ''Disciple," Ave have less to say as thero is a class of people who, if convinced against their will, will bn of the same opinion still. The contractors on tho U.

(). have been in looking over tho ground, and their tool and men are expected in a few days, when woik will bcijin in earnest. To-ruorrow it will bo Coal Centre (Station. Jan. IMS I.

Tho Ctv.ilu Omiwit claims that l.iiAvretieo County is entitled to name the district's IJepnblioan congressional candidate this year. Is tern Pennsylvania, operated by SKILLED WORKMEN Of Long Experience in every department, can furnish Frame Lumber, AVeafherboardlng, Flooring, Ceiling, Planks, Shingles, Palines, Doors, Frames, Sash, Shutters, Stair Rails, Balusters, or Uuilri Houses, Barns, Coal lioats, Barges, ints, Or furnish any kind of Lumber manufactured bysimilar mills, on short uotice. Satisfaction assured. Snwwl MKAHTII STOSKS a Specialty. 279 NEEL.

BLYTH CO- faongafiela Citf Messenger Service, The subscriber will promptly deliver messages, packages, fill orders and do errands in the -ity of Pittsburgh, or by the way and do a general messenger business daily bet ween the two cities. Charges moderate. Orders left at the Postotticc in care of Cypher Br. 'hers or at Alderman William's oftice, wil. ecvive careful attention.

HABKY II. WILLIAMS. W. H. BARK, Steamboat, Barge 4 Coal Boat Builder.

Excellent Facilities for Repairing the Same. flice and Works at Monongahela City, Pa. Docks. A I ways the Best I STAKIJ CAHR, (Delicious.) Take two cups sugar (powdered is best lone half enn butler, one cup sweet milk, two egtcs yoiKsaim wanes oeaten separately, mix to-geilu-r: llavor with lemon or vanilla: add two and a halt cups sitted flour, having mixed in ir one measure "uasnek Baking Powder bake in jellv-cake pans. 1-fHt THE CU.STAKr.

Take two cuds of milk, when it boils add two heaping teaspoonfuli corn starch, two et'gs well beaten' one-half cup white sugar; flavor with same as in cake put the custard between the layers of theeakt while both are warm. WINTER EVENING READING, XKW LOT CTIKAl' HOOKS. The liupK Documents 10 cents Kugene Aram, r.ulwer 20 cents ftolden Mark, Stanley McKenna 20 cents Romance of a Black Veil 10 cents Behind tiie Silver Veil 30 cents I'atal Wooing, l.ibby 20 cents AT C'YIMllCirS 1500KSTOUK, Ian.2i. Post Ollice Building HOME H0TKL Facinj; the Allegheny River, Duquesne Way, between 8ih Otli Sl3 per day. diesis from the Monongaliela Valley are invited to come onco and try the "Home.

(Jood rooms and good table will bring you back if you will only come the lirst time on this invitation. Do You Mean Me? Vcs, we mean just you. Please accept our congratulations, with tho wish that you mav live a longtime. But if you area good business man you will prudently make an Investment for your family against death. You don't expect to die soon, nor he killed by an accident licit her do von expect a fire, but you carry a lire insurance.

The Royal Arcanum is a safe, solid. Mutual Insurance Soeiel paying in ease of death, and costs about a dollar a month. Knnuire of R. 1). IIARTKICK, Regent.

J. NICHOLSON. 1 1 A MB UR( i AM ER I( A PACKET COMPANY DIRKCT LINK FOR (IRK AT BRITAIN AND Tilii CONTINKNT. The steamship of this well known line are built of iron, in water-tight compartments, aim are furnished with every requisite to make the passage both safe and agreeable. They carry lie Tnited Slates and Kuropean malls, and leave New York every Thursday, for Plymouth (London and Paris) ami Hamburg, and on Saturdays for Hamburg direct.

Returning, the steamers leave Hamburg on Wednesdays and Sunday, via Havre, taking passengers from Southampton and London. Pirst Cabin, Sitf and $70; Steerage, 20. Rail- road tickets from Plymouth ami to London nee. niecrage iroin r.urope only sui. send for 'Tourists (iazette," c.

ii. itn iiAicn tieneral l'assenger Agents, til Broadway, New York. 20,000 Osage Orange Hedge plants for sale by James Silcox, on Pig-eon Creek road, 2' miles from Monongahela City. Address P.O. Box 00, Monongahela City, MKAT MARKET, THIRD WARD MAEN STRKKT.

Kresli meats daily, preserved in our New Pat entice Room. Best cuts at lowest cashrates. K1VK CKNTH AN INCH I'lVK CUNTS AN INCH I IVK CUNTS AN INCH Being Onlv Being Only Being Only Thirty Cents a Week Thirty Cents a Week I'or an Advertisement nic Inch Long, I'or an Advertisement One Inch Long. In the IVOI.vlfri'l in an for one week thirty cents a week. Advert se In the IHii.r OPIUM Mm I'll.

It. II. I I of Hi" IllrlUIII llHllK'i IHIW Ollt'f flint hlm4'ir nt hnnm nnlcklr nml KhfrtliT nnr ntH (ftlt to bnltililt Vi't fftiMHtilnh, iiiil rttilttrn-iwiil. h-tit-r Inmi MxiiK tii nti'l is Ti'l l'wipMn if itv ln'ntni'tii, II. II, KS A.

Mm M. 0. ttttt.UlhM, tw WrH A I. elegant silk dress and totally ruining it. The lady, in trying to shake the ink from her raiment, frightened a team of spirited horses that ran away with a carriage containing two ladies and a child, upsettiug a fruit stand and throwing the ladies into a butcher cart, while the child was fastened in a bunch of telephone wires about ten feet above the sidewalk.

The team could not be stopped, and continued on their flight, finally plunging through the plate-glass windows of a china shop. They ran through the entire length of the store, spreading destruction and devastation on every hand; ran out of the back door, leaped into the canal, and were drowned. Now they talk of calling on the Judge for damages because ho dodged the inkstand. Scenery Hill. The Baltimore Ohio railroad is to be put through now without delay.

The contractors at the tunnel through Pelentan's hill have notified the citizens on both ends of the luunel that they will begin work on or before the 2d of February, and push it through to completion without, delay. The scarlet fever is prevailing at the present time in the neigh borkood of Howdcn's school, in Somerset township. Tnere are about six cases at the present lime. Moss Th rente ed. Wkst Neavton, Jan.

30. Con siderable excitement was occasioned at Port Royal this morning by the dis covery of a colli at the front door of the residence of Jonn F. Moss, the distiller, recently convicted of manslaught er for the murder of James McGugin, last August. Inside the lid uf the collin were written the words: "You must die." As this is the death warning used by the Moilie Maguires it is supposed a lodge of that kind exists in the neighborhood. Moss has not yet received his sentence, and many think that if he is not seen sentenced Judge Iluutcr will be relieved of the duty.

Considerable dissatisfaction was felt here at the verdict, many being of the opinion that it should have been murder in the second degree. We do not sound a needless alarm when we tell you ttiat the taint of scrofula is in your blood. Inherited or acquired, it is there, and Ayer's Sarsaparilla alou will effectually eradicate it. SVCCKSTION MEETINC-The Republicans of the Third ward are requested to attend a suggestion meeting to be held at Alderman Williams' ollice, Third ward, on Tuesday evening, February fth, to discuss the formation of a local ticket, and to fix a date for the primal v. By Okoku Tin: Comahttkk.

I.KCTrKK. Chaplain MeCabe will deliver his great lecture on the "Bright side of Life in l.ibby Prison," at the California Norma) Thursday evening, February 21. A wide spread interest in this lecture has been mani fcsled by members of the Ijraml Army and others. A crowded house will meet the do queiil Chaplain. I TlOV The firm heretofore J7 tradiugand known as McUowaiiiS: Allen, general store.

Lock No. 4, Washington coiiutv. has this day been dissolved bv mutual consent, McOowan withdra wing, Hie books remain at Mie store for settlement, Mr. Allen signing in li, initial ion. Parties indebted to the late tirni will please make prompt pay ment.

.1, K. M. TIIEO. .1, ALLEN. Lock No.

4, 21, lssi. The undersigned will coiilinue Ihe business at the same place, anil hereby solicits a share oi me puoiic patronage. TIIKO. .1. ALLEN Lock No, 1, Pa 21.

1S. "VrOTICK. Having been appointed Execu- Al ror oi tne oi icpiianes (iaston, latent Iniou townsaip, Washington count notice is hereby given that accounts either for or against said estate should bi moinptly presented to the undersigned. .1. S.

(iASTON, Executor, Finlcyville, PUBLIC SALE PERSONAL PJlOPEItTV. The subscriber desiring to he relieved from some of the cares of his present vocation, will oiler at Public Male, In he borouyh of Bout-leysville, Washington county, on Saturday, February 16th, 1884, PEKKONALPKOPEKTY. Consisting of work horses, milch cows, a number of young cattle, and some thoroughbred Berkshire plg, and some 75 or inn head of line bred and strict lv choice Black Top Merino sheep, of the Berry stock, iustly claimed as the best combination of healthy and tine Delaine woid, ami mutton sheep to be found, Also a Buckeye Mowing and Champion Heaping Machine, a Buckeye (iraln lirill, Ihllla oouble riding and walking cultivator. Acme harrow, Oliver Chilled Plow, and other farm Implements. At the same time there will be offered for sale a Small Farm, containing about acres.

aioinlng the village of Bunt leysville, anil Is in close proximity to nn excellent grist and saw mill, blacksmith shop, churches, schools, The farm consists In part of rich, creek hotioiii lands, the balance of good, well-lying wheat and grass upland, and wilt ma Ve a good comfortable home for a man of moderate means, Terms made known on dav of sale. d.AV. STEPHENS. J. (1.

FAttQt iiaii, Auctioneer. fMLLESPIEVS.TOOL COMPANY, PITTSBURG, PENN'A. Manufacturers of D1LINC MACHINERY AND TOOLS, or Oil, iia mid nter Wells, rOur new "PENNSYLVANIA" DKILLEH tlic fastest Drilling Machine In the country 199 LIBCRi'V m. A Is CRKSCKNT FIRE BRICK MANCFACTUIUIVO CO MP A MAKE TILE, FIRE BRICK, and FIRE CLA -Now ready to fill orders in any desired qi itv. Address J.

F. KENNEDY, Courtney, I Penn'a. Railroad, Monongahela Division fJAUK OLD KEI.IAIiLK THIRD WARD BAKERY BREAD, CAKES, IT ICS, AND CRACK I' Pickles. Tobacco and Segars, Presh Oysters, can or bucket, Pint, Quarts or Gallon, Oood Fresh MilkDail Brown Bread is the acknowled best specialty in the market. A full line candies and confectionery.

DAVID M. ADA Monongahela City, Nov. 10. Dfi Frease's Water Core Establishing A health institution in its 30th year, nearly all kinds of Chronic diseases, and pecially the diseases of Women. lnva are invited to correspond with us.

Circir free. Address S. PRliASli. M. New Brighton, Beaver .1 KENNEDY STEPHENS.

BEALEKS IX- Agricultural Implements, Phosphat Seeds, Fence Wire, c. MONOXOAIIELA ClTV, PA. S.SHEPLEK. NEW DRUG STORE. Medicines, Drugs, Vaniislic, Oil-All Fresh and New.

Finest Segars in Market. Fine soilet sets. Perfumery in fancy cases. Toilet accessories and soaps, Neoiride brushes and combs. Druggists Sundries and Fancy floods.

Call and see them. Monongahela City, Pa. Black Coffee Roasted from selected Qualities of (ienui Rio Cotfee. contains StreiiL'th and Flavor i excelled. ASK VOI GKOCKK FOR BLACK DIAMOND And Take no Other.

Packed only by ALLEN KIRKPATRICK Wholesale Grocers and Seed Dealers. 1 1 Liberty Street. Pittsbckci ST0CSDALE BALDWI! UAX'AVri I TltlT urmxr mrTt AA'ill do all kinds of li.nilliur nromntlv ton i. -j ui-i. n.iKKaK io aim irom a i tra ns.

wa water delivered to any part oi the city. (iOO DRY STRAW for lllfinir ticks always hands. Bed tlckscallcdforand delivered llUcJ i rices reasonable. STOCKDALE BALDWIN. Monongahela City, May 21.

At Thos. McVay's, First Door below Postofllce, you can buy th 1 1 ilcox I Vhite rgan, AND THE WILSON SKWIJKi MACII1NK, Accordions and machines. Call and examine our goods, yii cannot fail to be pleased with our prices. Monongahela City, June Z'ld. UNDERTAKING.

A. D. O'Doiiovan, with thirty years' expert ence, having superintemled nearly sunurum nils oilers his services us FUNERAL DIRECTOR, With confldenco In his ability to ineett. Ii.j wishes of friends under every circumstance. 1 UNDERTAKING ROOMS, Nearly opposite Keller's Store, Main Street Monongahela Cltv, Pa.

I-My stock of Shrouds and Robes Is eei tainlv the largest in the vullev. FARM FOR SALE. stood farm, known as the Springer farm, 125 ACRES, About one mile from Bellevernon, adlolnlnt lands of S. K.lones&Co., H. Springer, lienloi vim ntiil nil 20 ACRES OF TIMBER: Ami well watered.

Will he sold on easy terms WouM Alii ko a (Jo.itl Dairy Furm. Apply to ALI.KN, Act. if. II. f.

Lock No. 4. Pa. Aug NICHOLSON'S Book Bindery -AND- BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY, Patterson Block, PITTSBURGH, PA. MACHINE RULING A Specialty.

Fine Hinding done at fair rates and in a satisfactory manner. or Books to be bound may be left, with CHILL W. II A.ZARI). at the Daily Republican onice, who has been authorized to act. as our agent, and will quote our lowest rates Wedding Cards, BALL TICKETS UD PAKTY INVITATIONS.

VISITING CARDS, Neatly Executed at the Daily Republican Job Office For the Million. L. R. Campbell has put in a stock of BOOTS AM) SHOES, selected by himself with careful attention to tho wants of local custom. AVorking and dress boots and shoes for men.

Every style and size for Ladies. All sizes for Children. worth while to enquire atxml a dollar saved is two dollars earned. L.K. CAMPBELL.

Up Town Shoe More. Monongahela City. Sept. 21. 71 ft III EEFDRE Electric Appliances ars tent en 30 Days' Trial.

UlU ONLY, YOUHG OR OLP, 5. HO am nufTiTlnir from NBRVora Dkrimty, Lost Vitality. Lack of Nkkvk V'mv and Wastini; Wiaknksks.iii)I nil i KiisoNAU Mati kb rrsultwiir from and UTiipit co sfs. Mm-i-riy ri'lii-f nn.l completo rret.i-r.n ion of IIkalthA loouuml Manhood (. i-ara h- tfrunUt-Kt nf tho Nincw-cntli r.iii lal fur Illuitratt'd Jhimphk-tfrui'.

AiKlrWiS VriTAIG MARSHALL, MI6H. WeakNervousMen AMiose powers, prematura dcciiv nixi t'jiilure to perform lilV' illicit prnprrly nro cmiscil by exrttiWL errors of youth. He, will (hid a iwrfrrt ami lasting rest am i ion to robtixt honlili nnd vlirnistits nuinhooil in lit WARS TON BOLUS 1'itlicr Kiniuut li firuinff nor instrtmifMus. i V-ri'uis and Ah v. Sdfli I III-! ifltinifAi.it, I encrewfnl 1 A nn perfect dinuwmiH, new itnd dlrvrt rattiot's (mil cbolntc.

thor. l'fll imrr-nrlien nd Trcatiw free. 1 fnB- pi- ef MARGT0N NewYorl ARPET WEAVING. Prices Reduced. Reduced '4 Cmua vard till March 1st.

lssi. Shop next to Hut man's Conrectionerv. 4 doors from It. K. Station, l.KVI COKXFMil.n.

Mononuahela city, US e. House for Sale. A NEARLY NEW FRAME HOUSE Of six rooms, hall and porch, kitchen and Pantrv: lot 13) feet bv HO. good out IiiiiIiIiul's and convenient surroundings. Situate on Seventh street, WO feet, from Main.

Third ward. Alley way open anil secured on the Smith and West, for Ingress and egress, iiiakimr everv part of the properly accessible. The property in lirst -class condition, ami will sella! reasonable price; possession given April 1st, Apply to AV. K. al Carrol's (Irucery.

Monongahela It', ISM, lIMf THU XOTH of Smiih. late of township, Washington Comity, I'a having been granted the iinilerslgnWl, notice- is hereby given that iiccoiihIh tor ami against the said estate should be presented without delay. smith, Ilimr.uT smith. IvXeetltoH. Itentlevsvllle, 8 8 fi as 1 V-AND -AFTER 1.