The Daily Republican from Monongahela, Pennsylvania • Page 4

PITTSBURGH NEWSPAPERS. BUY IT AND TRY IT. I'ue Daily Rkpublican. A Tribute. Belle YEKXox, Aoril UL By The enervation and lassitude if sprine time ar- but indications of the sluggish ae- tion of the blood, overloaded with earoon- ates accumulated by the nse of heatiBg food in winter.

i-onditinn may be remedied by the nse of Aver's Sarsapariiia, i the best blood purifier known. We will deliver say of to UHILL W. HAZZAHJU 1THTOB PCKJ3CBB MONONGAHELA CITY. PA. TEEMS Two cent per copy or ten cents a week delivered by carriers.

ADVERTISING KATES For transient advertisers 5 cents a line to regular customers 10 cents an inch per day. Locai notices one cent a word. MADAM PUlXCiLE The seventh dang'i- terof the st-ventli dauirti'er. a phrenol- ratp-ogist and rlairvoyam. will be at hH Kast L' 3 Main street alter Monday th Memorial Day.

ACTION OF NINETEENTH ANNUAL ENCAMPMENT. "Memorial Day is the choicest in the calendar of the Grand Army a dav of sweet remembrances dear to every loyal heart, and any violation of its sacredness by making it the occasion for frivolity and amusement, such as characterize the Fourth of Joly, should be tieated as an indignity to the Comrades who died that this country might Decoration Day falling on Sunday this year, is by our State la made a legal holiday for Saturday, and it will be so observed in Pennsylvania. The House ot Representatives took up the ilonongahela river improvement purchase yesterday. General Negley Monongahela City. April 2i rpo LET.

House and lor on Wave private dispatch yesterday 1 learned of the sudden death of ray old friend and ciass-iuate J. S. Morrison, Esq. We were early friends; our acquaintance dates especially from the time we were scholars of J. P.

Thompson in the old Carriage Factory. He entered Washington College in the spring of 1641 and I followed in the fall term of the same year. In College he stood highly respected, both for his conduct and high order of talents; as a literary and scientific- student he had few equals, as was shown in the fact that he represented his Literary Society twice at the annual contests. He graduated in 1844, iy I feiiiff Dispatch, la cds oer wat I I i -L House contain 3 ro mis, kitcut-u and fU and cellar. iotd garden.

vii (Ji sj.hui water at the door. Price $5 monrh. Inquire of Alderman, ifniflfl i -it Try it for earache. Try it for headache, Try it for toothache, Try it for backache. For an ache or a pain Thomas' Eclectric Oil is excellent.

Chas. F. Medler.boz 2-4, Schenectady. N. Y.

Thomas' Eclectric Oil is the best thing going, pa says. Cured him of rheumatism and me of earache two drops. Master Horace Brcoizer. Cinton, Iowa. Try it for a Kmp, Try it for a lameness, Try it for a pain, Try it for a strain.

From shoulder to ankle joint, and for three months, I had rheumatism which yielded to nothing but Thomas" Eclectric Oil. Thomas' Eclectric Oil did what no physician seemed able to accomplish. It cured me. John N. Gregg, Supt.

of Railway Cons'ruction, Niagara Falls. Try it for a scald, Try it for a cut. Try it for a bruise, Try it for a burn. Price 50 cts. and $1.00.

Monongahela City, Anril Ot. FOR Two second hand buggies, iu fair condition, fur s.t'e at a bargain. Reason for selling, over stock an.l i--d iii room. l.o(rs l.l hKV. Monongahela City, A pit! 21.

if faing Post 15 ATEU CART. nn September 25th, with Rev. W. F. Ham 6 rmng iiibd, Kiver water delivered to al! of the ilton, U.

Rev. J. T. Brownlee, Judge Politics in Brief. Col.

A. Hawiins has conclude to be a candidate for the Republican nomination for State Senator. The Colonel is a hustler and made a splendid record for gallantry during the war, which will stand him well in the canvass. The Boys in Blue" should stand by him for the nomination. After that we will leave him to the tender mercies of the Washington County Democracy, but we shall shed no tears over his election, Greensburg Argus, The Pittsburg Press says: -The Washington County Republicans are having a lively canvass for Senatorial honors.

The candidates are Hawkins, Hagans, Hon. J. H. Wallace, mysel city, promptly. Leave order; at residence, opposite M.

Borland's hou-. JuHx F. TEETERS. Monongahela ci: v. A il -ij- it 11 veiilnp Ink opposed the clause which authorized the Secretary of War to take possession of the property and appraise it afterward; Col.

Bavne favored the bill; and others, eight of whom have passed away. He studied law with Hon. COOD COIMB1V TH. The Mononaahcla Weekly nr.pi-m.iriv M. T.

iMcKennan, and was admitted to the Washington Bar in November. 1847. and shortly afterwards settled in Evening Chronicle-Telegraph, 12c I Evening Press 6 Pittsburg, where he always occupied a high position as an attorney aud citi zen. He was kind and gentle in dis Judge Kelly opposed. Mr.

Reagan had dwelt on the insignificance of the Monongahela. Colonel Bayne retorted that the tonnage on that river was greater than on any river in the United States greater than the harbor of New York. It had been recognized as a national highway by the Government ever since the adoption of the constitution of the United States. The House adjourned without a vote, and it stands over tiil to-day. position, generous and openhearted in intercourse with his fellow man, and andthePittsbur will be sent to address i.i the States for the term of one year, for 425.

A1 dress CHILI. WVHAZZAKD. y.onouKahPia City, Pa. -piXECC TOR'S SAf.E. HOUSE AND LOT IN KIVERVIEW.

Late the estate of William Kistler, deceased. Will offer for sale a lot of ground in River-view. Nine-Tent lis of an Acre, a two-story frame house with four rooms, a frame stable on the lot. all enclosed in fence, a number of growing fruit trees, a good well, cellar under house, jrood nut lull.li:iirs, a comfonaole little home, and the terms will be rea-ionable. Good chance for eond man.

Sale at one o'clock. SATl'KDAY, MAY Stli.lSsti. J. A. AULT.

Executor. Courtney I'. U. Wm. II.

hlxojf. Auctioneer. leaves behind a record for integrity that any one might be proud to imitate FOSTER, MiLBURN Prop's. BUFFALO, JT. T.

JfK HAMBURG-AMERICAN SuJJbC PACKET COMPANV DIKKCT LINE FOR KSGLAN1). KK AND HERMAN Y. The steamships of this well known line huiit of Iron, in water-tight compartment, anu are furnished with every requisite to make the passage both sale and ajreeab'm. They carry the I'nited States and European mails, and leave 'ew York Thursdays aud Saturdays for Plymouth (London), Chefbourj; (Paris) and Hamburg. Returning, the steamers leave Hamburg on Wednesdays and Sundas, via Havre, taking passengers from Southampton and London.

First Cabin, $0, SriO and $75. Steerage Railroad tickets from Plymouth to Bristol, Cardiff, London, or to any place In the South ot tii'Haml t'RKR, Steetage from Europe only fcJMX). Send for "Tourist (iazette," C. B. Kit AKD General Passenger Agents.

61 Broad wav. New York. One by one we are passing away. J. s.

v. -ALHO THE Daily Republican, Deliveiedat 10 cents a The Latest Periodicals and Magazines to be had at our Counters. To The Editor. In an article on the wool tariff the other day the Daily said that if the bill to make free wool passed nothing Allison, McNarv, and McLean. The contest is spirited, and no one can say now how it will result.

The lucky man expects to get the district nomination. Beaver county Republicans are never behind hand in asking for their share of the district offices. They have not only presented a strong candidate for Senate in the person cf Chairman White, of the County Committee, but have also put toward a formidable opponent for Congressman Jackson's place, Frank S. Reader, editor of Beaver Valley News. The Philadelphia Press says: One of two things is becoming more and more certain every day.

Either the next Presidential election will have to be postponed six or eight years, or the Democratic party will be thrashed out of its boots. This alternative is written down in red ink in the herd book of Disgraceful Scene. The Washington Examiner says: On Sunday Frank and I Kelly, brothers, one of theui a clerk in a store at Caconsburg and the other in this placp, while intoxicated ran into the Alien funeral procession while it was parsing the old fair grounds. They would be left for our woolen mills but to shut down. How could that be If Extra Castile Soap bath.

Fine Toilet Soaps, pure. Pine Salad Oil, SfOur di usaist 's case is now verv complete and medicines will tie compounded, on prescriptions from physicians with the ure-uest care. W. C. Mcf Monontrahela City, Nov.

21, isn. the mills could get cheaper wool, they ought to make goods cheaper. If lumber; St'itioneiy, Blank Books HEADQUARTERS FUR boards would fall in price would the upet one buggy, pitching its occupants into the Maddened and planing Jmills have to stop Would it not on the contrary have the effect of confused by drink they addressed the NOTICM. To ain-ln, inducing more people to build houses most ribald and approbious epithets to Querist. me undersigned is to ha 1 t-j 1 ments on short ai.U on abjiul those within hearing, producing a scene HEAVES," I'lM-i, L-r-t V.

Ana. The argument for the Tariff rests on this fact. If you make our which tho.se present characterize as a most disgraceful and shameful I- Eft working men to compete with the political destiny. gained, a "Perfect Ar: 1, i paintings in on fvetdnt r.rtMs the world si-eiies IS 111 eter, figures life size. Kelerto anv eieigvinnii in Monongahela 'Vn'f rris to Kev.

J. J. JON1.S. g. it v.

Pa. The Editor of thi abovti exhibition to he atls'aetorv i' rverv The Pittsburg Press sajs that vy to Prly paid labor of Europe, or bring A Tender Joseph S. Morrison, while ''ii. wages down to a level with European KELLY SOX, Poet Office Building, Monongahela City. home on Sabbath dav last, paid his mm usual afternoon to the cemetery, and on his return remarked to his sis tickets from Liverpool to ter, Mrs.

Alexander, "It is veiv beau tiful in the cemetery, Eliza, very beau ST1SOCSK, JEWKIjBR. tiful, and the birds seem so happy; I Monongahela tt y. to" Ap: 1.1 CHII, 1 A 1 S'ea ns'ur n'. Presb Ifw-ts "Dxur. Prime Fresh S'phI-t? pnif Sanf in S'jxson, PLXHIUG KILL 50 LUMBER YARD.

MONOXn iHELACITY, PA. YOH BHOTHERS Manufacturers of and dealers In all kinds of ItOUGH AND WORKED LUMBHU. felt as if I would like stay up there all the time.1 this time there has been no announcement for Congress in Washington county, but the Republicans are not willing to concede both the Senator and Congressman to the other counties of the district, and the Congressional matter is being very generally discussed. Hon. Geo.

V. Lawrence, E. F. Acheson, of the Observer, and A. M.

Todd are mentioned as suitable candidates, and it is more than probable that one if these gentlemen will receive the instructions Washington county. 1 he sale of the Joseph Taylor flour mill property. East Bethlehem. May 8h, ought to attract attention. The sale is forced, and the mill is likely labor, it will make very little difference how cheap woolen clothing is, if the men can't earn money to buv it.

If coats were selling at 5,00 and a sheep herder couldn't earn the live, he would have to do without the coat. An Irishman once said, "Dod blast this America, tin dollars for a coat, an' be gorra, 1 could bye a nicer one in Old Ireland for five," Then why didu't you stay in Ireland." "Begoira I couldn't git the live." The American Association of Wool Manufactures earnestly protest against this reduction. At a meeting last week they recognized the necessity of protecting all American industries How propheric To-day he is laid IUS THE EXCLUSIVE AGENCY FOH liii. KINO'S COMBINATION SPECTACLES. best in Cold, Silver, teei, Ktihhrr, and Tvlonite.

Call ami see them. Nothing will a. more suitable pre-eut than a pair of (Oid Spectacles nr Kveti lasses lor a Ciirisimas (Jn' fur sale bv I. I. STUOUSE, EWE LEU.

ill Main Monongahela City. Pa. there, amid the llowers, and the and the trees to stay the The Rest Meats only shops next door below City Block, nearly opposite the Post Otliee. LEONARD At'tiHENDOBLEU. Monongahela City.

Mav 6. 1380. Dollars and Sense control mrtnkind. A man of fpns" txpcM- I hiCHOLSDN'S JEWELRY STORE (Next to the Post Oflice Building) MONONGAHELA CITY. PA dollars for his labor: business of all kinds is now donn on calt-uliitioi: of so mucii jcr cent; the man who earns a dollar expects Elgin itches, Columbus Watches.

XX to expend and get value for just one hundred cents; six cents saved is the interest HoiTmann, on a dollar for a year; this is the basis or: IN- Walihaiii nnd Si inTield Wntches. Kind's Combination Spectacles Eyeglasses. Lowest Prices possible. Kepahing' watches, clocks and jewtlry. against foreign comoetition; that in view of demands on all bands for higher wages the preseut is no time to withdraw They declare which we sell boots and shoes.

J. M. Sutman Co. ce Kiiiiif uroceries, iju'eswe, Fill IT IX I'M SON. go cheap in comparison to its actual va'ue.

Over $1,200 repairs have been put to the mill in the last few years; it is in the line of the oil and gas development, and on the B. O. Short Line now under construction. The properly is likely to bo sold so low that as an investment it invites the attention of cash seeking profitable placement. Sucli as flooring, Weathei boardmi.

hoors Sash, Molding, Shutters. Doors, and Window Frames, Brackets, Biinds, Stair Rail. Balusters and Newels. STAIR OF ALL KINDS :ttn.T MORDElt We are also prepared to take Contracts for Buildings 01 all kinds, either in whole or in part. We respectfully solicit a share of the patronage.

YOHE BKOTHl'JllS. iM.fiiongaliela Cltv. July 'S4. OI TY BliOCK Hardware Housis, Momiiiicahela Pa. Full supply in all the leading Lines ul hardware.

y.ii'.u lion. Nails and Glass. Cooking, Heating Parlor Stoves Hardware, full lines, (Juns. Revivers, Araunition Everything in the-line of House Furnishing Marruziues for the Month. SEE ELERli! CUKISTMASIIAS COME AND CONE, BUT SANDERS Is still on hand with a full slock or TIN WAKE, OLASSWARK AND NOTIONS.

VERY MODEKATE PHICES. Cot: try Produce Bought Sold, (J JJC AlTix STREET, Tite Century. Timely and important articles will be found in this month's "Century." In point of illustration the number Is unusually interesting, while the descriptive and pictorial sketches are not only of absorblnn interest, hut the articles themselves are. in answer Next to Linn's Building to popular demand, on matters of interest cakes and pies Best of home-made bread, always on hand. A1IELA CITY.

PA. The Cicy Music Rooms. that no discrimination can, without peiil to the welfare of all, be made between the different industries whether agricultural, mechanical, m'ui'ig or manufacturing, and all miut share equitably in the benefits of Piotcction. Greensburg Growing Good. The Herald and Tribune says: "The town of Greensburg made greater improvements in mongers and morals than auy town of its size in the State.

We remember when its reputation was anything lv.it crodi'ablc In M. SANDERS. 420 Main St. Mon City. Jan.

11. uG. MMKfeuCtr A1ta 11 1. it rat anve at tins time. 1 lie lopics of the lime discuss matters of moment, while the poems of the.

number are acknowledged. Ivot to read "The Century" in these davs is to acknowledge a want of appreciative taste iu the best literature. I.irrtNcOTT This live periodical has large-lv increased its popularity by napers discussing current topics of the day, literary, political, artistic and social and a fair hearing is i-'iven all sides of a controversy. It Is especially strong 111 fiction, and rich in short stories, poems and sketches. It numbers ia'l Hamilton, Julian Hawthorne Harriet Present Hpofford ami several of the most prominent transatlantic authors among its contributors, and is the cheapest first-class magazine in T.

S.McCUKDY, June 21. ISS4. Mononeahela Citv, Pa lici, sai-i to worst fitt ing and osnihlin.n; town in the con; monwealth. I here were the greatest JOH.V CL'SMMJHAM. No.

708 Lthektt Cok.ner op Wood. P. O. Box P1TTSBC Rail PA DEAI.EU IS FOREIGN DOMESTIC FRUITS, Grocers' Sundries, I desire to call special attention to my Brands of TEA AND COFFEE. number cf soap-sticks and gamblers in Greensburg that could bo found in any Mr.

Editor. I see you announce the death of a $200 horse in your Daily. Looking over the tax returns on file at the Commissioner's office, I find no $250 horse on the list from Mononga-hela City, and as these blanks are all sworn to. I conclude that you have either over estimated its value, or else that property has riz since the oil well was started. There are mighty fevv horses, returned at even in the whole county.

McC. Washington, April 20. Webster James Crouch moved to West Newton Thursday. The coal roads are all running except Guffey's. Mr.

Rankin, of Pittsburg, will hold a series of Gospel Temperance meetings in the Webster Presbjteriau church. William Brown, an aged resident of Iron City, died on Tuesday morning and was buried Saturday afternoon at the Gilmore cemetery. p. Webster. April 20, An Old House.

DECKER AND FISCHER PIANOS, ESTKY AND SHONING ER ORO ANS, A SPECIALTY. Inhtkuction Given on Piano ok Okoan. JOHN BEAUMONT, Next Alexander's Bank. Monongahela Citv, Jan. 15 18-Sh.

town ot its size iu the limits of the PURELY VEGETABLE. An effectual Speclflc for DYSPEPSIA. I suffered with Dvsnensia and Disord privl State. Lilt-rs, loafers, drinkers and r-. amblers of high and low degree had America.

For rale by all Newsdealers. 2o cents per copy; $2.00 per annum. A specimen opy sent free on application, B. Lippitcott Company, Publishers. 715 and 717 Market street, Philadelphia.

Peteuson. This old reliable and always popular magazine comes to us this meruit freighted with good things, and will attract more than ordinary interest. There is a eliarnnng engraving, a man moth colored fashion-plate, a colored pattern: aud not less than fifty wood cuts, illustrating fashions, embroidery patterns, etc. The price Is but two dollars per year, with great deductions to clubs, and nremiums for getting up clubs. Specimens are sent gratis to those wishing to get up clubs.

Now is a good time to get up clubs. Address Charles J. Peterson, 300 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. Pa. GODF.v Ladt's Hook This old friend tin- I proves every mouth.

It is one of the few I t.eadqnartcrs in Greensburg. But within the ten years the cimracter Neel, Blythe KENNEDY STEPHENS, DSALEH3 IN Agricultural Implements, Phosphates, Seeds Fence Wire, 4c. Monongahela City. Pa. Liver, and would frequently throw up bile.

I procured a bottle of Simmons Liver Regulator and, after using half of It, was completely cured. One of my ladv customers told rue the otber day that Simmons Liver Regulator completely cured her or Sick Headache. D. OLDS, Druggist, Cedar Rapids, la. of the citizens of Greensburg Las undergone a marked change for tho bat ter.

Ve have ewer drunkards, fewer EXTENSIVE DEALERS IS AND LUMBERS OP ALL KINDS, i BILIOUSNESS. "I take great pleasure in recommending Simmons Liver Regulator to all suffering from Sick Headache and Biliousness. Have been a victim to the above for years, aud, after try Hard, Soft, Green, Dry, Rough, magazine one never tires of seeing, lhe fashion plates of the magazmo display more taste and common sense than those of any similar publication we have ever seen. The work design this month is quite unique The reading matcer is as usual par excellence. idlers, fewer gau.b'crs than any town of the sizo of GrcMisburg in the State.

We have more and better churches, better schools nnd school houses, cleaner streets and better uorals, than in any other town in the western part cf the State. This is truly Baiiroad Tickets West Sold from S2 to 810 cheaper than other routes JOHN M. GRABLE, AGENT, FOlt THE LAKB ERIK K. R. Quick time to all points, and save money on every tieket-SCRE! MONONGAHELA CITY.

PA ing various remedies, mv onlv success was in AND WORKED. Announcements. the use of Simmons Liver Regulator, which never failed to relieve me in twelve hours: and lean assure those sulferiiig from lit above that they would be greatly relieved by its use. 1 speak not myself, but by my whole family. M.

FILLMAN, Selma. Ala. We are authorized to make the following announcements, subject to the decision, of the Republican County Convention. Saw Planing Mill, The best in "Western Pennsylvania. NONB BUT TUB Most Skilled Workmen Employed.

Monongahela City Messenger Service, The subscriber will promptly deliver messages, packages, fill orders and do errands In the -itv of Pittsburgh, or by the way and do a general messenger business daily between the two cities. Charges moderate. Orders left at the Postofbce in care of Kellv Son's or at Alderman William's office, wif recetve careful attention. HARRY H. WILLIAMS.

fvS. (Can furnish Frame Lumber, weather-; boarding, Flooring, Ceiling Planks, HEADACHE. I used Simmons Liver Regulator when troub. led seriously with headache caused bv consti patlon. It produced a favorable result without hindering my regular pursuits in business.

1 regard it not as a patent medicine, but. as a ready prescription for a disordered liver. vV. W. WITMEK.

Des Moines, la. Onlv Genuine Manufactured by J. H. ZEILIN PHILADELPHIA. PA.

omiiities. ranuirs. uoors. irames. sasn.

Miuuers, stair rails, oaiusters on snort notice. Imild houses, barns, coal bo 'ts, barges, flats. Lime. sand, sawed W. H.

BARR, ihcarth stones always on hand. Can On Wednesday last Sheriff Hemphill levied on the farm of James Dorsey, deceased, in East Bethlehem township. On the farm is an old stone house of six rooms which was built in the year 1775 by Joseph Dorsey, grandfather of the late owner. The house is in good state of preservation, and if allowed to stand will probably cover another hundred years, Examiner. Yesterday the Allegheny county bar adopted resolutions of respect for the memory of Jos.

S. Morrison, Em and appointed the following committee to attend the funeral: Messrs. S. II. Gever.

W. Negley, Capt. Wra. McClelland. Wm.

Addison, Capt. J. W. Kirker. Major J.

V. Slagle and N. G. Ilasbrouck. inrnisn anything nanaied in nouse or boat building.

First-class architeetur- Col. Oscar L. Jacskson is ollicially announced in the Kepocter as a candidate for the Republican nomination for a second term in Congre Mr. Jicksou has made un attentive and Represent itivc, fully meeting the expectations of his constituents. The Republicans of Washington county, bo far as we have heard, concede him a second term, and it is fiighly probable that his nomination will not be contested by any resident of this county.

Reporter, Why is it that so many people will clean house from floor to attic and hvue the cellar, with its death-breeding mould and dampness, till the very last thins it al service furnished and without charges to those for whom we build. Piii.MAKiEs, June 12; Convention June 14. State Sciinte. Cot. A.

L. HAWKINS, East Bethlehem. Hon. JONATHAN ALLISON, of Chartiers. Gen.

JOHN C. McN AKY. of Chart icis. Hon. J.

It. McLEAN, Claysville. Jiidjte. JOHN YV. DON NAN.

Es.tr., of Washington, .1 NO ADD Mcl LYAINE of asnlngton. BOYD CKUMBINE, of Washington. Assembly. JOHN (i. CLAK1C of Franklin township.

J.B. FIN LEY. of Monongahela City. Capt. J.

K. BILLINOSLEY.of California. DANIEL IIOFFLN, of Burgettstown. HON. BKIT IIAIO-.

of West Bethlehem. K. V. JOHNSON, of North Strabane. Maj.

II. J. VANKIltK.of Washington, JOHN tt, II AYS, 1st Precinct, Smith. JONES, of Bentleysvllle. T.

JI. PATTKHSON. of Hopewell. Capt. J.

FllENCII. Morris township. Steamboat, Barge Coal Boat Builder. Excellent Facilities for Repairing the and Works at Monongahela City. Pa.

Docks. WA IV ECl A ANNOUNCEMENT We desire to Inform the ladies or Monongahela City that we have permanently located our dress makitig school at 815 Pen 11 avenue, where we are prepared to give a thorough course of instruction In the art of 11. nixox, VETERINARY SURGEON. Dcnmnosvili.k, Pa. Graham's Foundry.

Monongahela City, Pa. uniting ami uif.i lll.lKlllg 111 ail IIS branches. At our school ladies are taught I Has been quite successful has cured quite a hovf to cut and make evv griment worn to number of bad caes. both horses and cows. Manufacturer of lit perfect and without the necessity of trvlng Has followed the business since lSTo sixteen PII WAGONS, PIT WHEELS, FROGS.

011. Ladles can make their own suits while learning, instructed by first -class dress makers. Special terms to dress makers and girls who have learned sewing. We call the attention of ladies desirous of having elegant and ner. feet titling garments to our dress aking department, which is to anv Iu the i ll of l'ittshuru.

This hp onlv years, experience and entire satisfaction. RKFKKS TO TnE FOI.1XIWINO. On Horses Wlnnett. K. Bethlehem On Cows J.

S. Namble. Kammerer, Mr. McClure. of Coal Bluft Wm.

Huniney, of Kam-merer; Morrison Bros. of St. Cloud, and Iveyda. PARTINGS. FURNACE BARS, Stoves and all kinds of Stove castings.

llstrlct AII01111 aniclc J. F. TAYLOlt, Washingtoa. C'oiinlj- Siir-yor. Aisr castrating colts or originlnal horses a ing establishment iu Pittsburg that, makes Editor Frank 8.

Reader, publishes a card announcing that he 's not a candidate for Congress, at this time, roti-ceeding Col. Jackson a second term, and saying that ho will probably present his name for the nomination two years bence, U.J. MfCLEEltY. West Flnley. REWARD, fr any case of Kid-py Troubles.

Nervous Debili Who will run the uprinkler this summer is a question now agitating the minds, of business men. A two mill writer tax would insure the city tho building of water works, and we l9-lieve Tush is ready to assume it. suits as tailors do, from actual measure with specially, and it satisfaction is not. given no out the necessity of trving on to make it. lit.

charges are mailt). Win be found at my rest- deriee st Duniilngsvllle, and will attend ifAKMtii i mookkh Dress Cm ting and Dress Making School, 815 Penu avenue. Pitts KKT. Two Houses the Second 3 ward. Rate per month.

Apply to .1. W. HANK or It. WILLIAMS. Monongahela City, March, lo.

ty, Mental and Physical that BuTANIC NKKVK BITTERS fails to cure Sold hy druggists, 50 cts IlF-un Mm Co IS N. llth I'a. tarculars tiiin en ner uigiii or nav. W. H.

HIXON. Diinnliigsvllle, March 2.T. Is.Sti. w. nurg.

B. Seud for terms lo agents. d.w.