The Daily Republican from Monongahela, Pennsylvania • Page 1

The Daily Republican VOL 7. NO 1938. MONONGAHELA CITY. PA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1887. Price Two Cents.

Isaac A. Brokaw. oisr THE REPUBLICAN. W. C.

Bryant (Successors to W. H. Miller.) Wm. j. alixakdik.

jm. S. iuiirou JOS. A. HSKKOM.

ALEXANDER CO- The dedication of the Knights of Labor Hall at Lncyt ille, on Saturday, will attract quite a number of well wishers and friends generally. The Ijocal Assemblies at Milesville, Webster and Black Diamond have chartered the Stella, which steamer will leave our wharf at a. m. for Lucyville. touching at intermediate points.

It will be a gala day for Labor up the river. Published Kverr Afternoon, AdrertUlQi favors to Insure Insertion should De banded In the previous day If possible. JJKXSSVLVASIA RAILROAD. Monongahela Division Time Card EASTERN STANDARD TIME. k'rotm Piuabargb tm I itloniawit.

LEAVE Homestead Oravosburg, W. Elizabeth Monongahela Belleveruon. California Brownsville Uulontown, a.m. a. m.

11 KM 11:38 122 12:21 12:18 i 1.18 p. m. a. m. 72 7:5 8:17 8:47 9:15 9:36 9:47 4:25 5:07 5:31 5:50 6:24 6:53 7:13 7:23 6:25 7:00 7:20 7:35 8:30 1:38 1:55 2:50 p.

m. I p. m. p. uj.

a. ni. From Ualontowii to PltUburiib. Union town Brownsville California Belle eru.u Monongahela W. Elizabeth Oravosburg a.

m. a. in p. m. m.

9:26 3:40 4:45 6:12 10:45 4:43 5:41 I 6:23 10:58 4:55 i 5:55 1 6:44 11:19 5:16 6:17 7:12 11:52 7:39 I 7:58 12:40 5:46 6:47 6:17 6:37 7:01 1 7:40 Homestead 8:22 1:03 Arr. Pittsburgh. .1 1:40 a. ni. p.

ui. p. m. Sunday Train leaves Brownsville at 7. 30 a.m.

Monongahela City at 8.40, arriving at Pittsburgh at 10.31 a. m. Returning leaves Pittsburgh at 1.01 p. arrives Monongahela City 2.51, Brownsvill 4.00 p. m.

Tickets sold and baggage checked to all points east on the Pennsylvania Railroad. For rates of fare, time tables, call on Agent, Monongahela Division, or address TH08. E. tVATT, Pass. Agent, Western Dis trict, 78 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.

GEORGE F.OEHRL. Agent. Monongahela City Pa. ALTIMOUK OHIO R. R.

Wheeling and Pittsburg Division. Trains arrive and depart Eastern Standard Time. GOING EST LEAVES. PITTSBUKO FINLBYVILLB AR. WASH'TON 7:00 a.m.

7:49 a.m. 8:25 a. ni. 8:00 a.m. 8:56 a.m.

9:47 a.m. 3:40 pin 4:40 pm 5:25 pm 5:30 pin 8:30 pm 9:23 pm 10:00 pm GOING BAST LEAVES. WASHINGTON FINLBYVILLB A R. PITTSBURG 7:15 am 6:10 a in 6:49 am 7:35 a in 9:41 am 11:30 a 3:13 pm 4:03 pm 5:01) 8:52 pin Those marked with a do not run ou Sun-day the others are daily. C.

K. LORD, General Pass. Agent. WM. CLEMENTS, Manager.

PITTSBURG, PA. CIIAKTIKRS RAILROAD. Pan Han-dlk Route. Trains between Pittsburg and Washington. Central Time, which is one hour slower than Eastern Standard, Leave Pittsburgh: 1:55 p.

4.15 p.m. 4:55 p.m. Arrive Washington: 7:45 a.m. 10:05 a.m. 3:40 p.m.

6:00 p.m. 6:15 p.n. Leave Washington: 6:30 a.m. m. 12 p.m.

Arrive Pittsburgh 6:45 a.m. 7:50 a.m. 6:20 p.m. All trains daily except Sunday, LOCAL NEW 6. Valises at Borland's.

Pot pie this eveniDg don't fail to go. Another car load of iron for the new bridge has arrived. There are 12 U. S. pensioners residing at California.

Pa. Seven hundred and seventeen pupils were enrolled ye-terday in our public schools. Mrs. Piiikerlon Baldwin, after a short here, has returned to Mo Keesport. A ear load of bridge iron arrived last night, (wo more will come to-day, and one tomorrow.

Mr. J. H. Finley, Mr. T.

II, Daird, and Mr. J.S. Alexander, will attend the Uon stitutional Centennial. Capt. Catlin goes to Chanibersburg next Wednesday, to attend the State Lodge of the Grand United Order.

A fire ou Kiverview hill Sundav, burned several stacks hay and straw belonging to John S. Markell Sons. School shoes at Borland's. J. P.

Miller, the china man, is giving the Canonsburg pe a sight at the ceramic beauties which he exchanges for value. Cards are out for the marriage of Ilarrv Swtt. formerly of this city, and Miss M'Cullough, at Pittsburg, on the 14' inst. Mrs, Wilson KauUiuan, from Ore Hills, arrived on Wednesday evening, and is a guest at her father's. Mr, Thomas Miller.

Djctors Wood and Patten arc home from Washington City, where they attended the International MeJical This gentleman well known in this pool as a book keepei in coal offices, died at the residence of Thomas S. Hutchinson, Black Diamond. Thursday morning at 3 o'clock, of pleurisy. He was born August 28tb, 1815, at New Brunswick, New Jersey, where his mother still lives 9 1 years of age, also his sister, and daughter. His wife died in Georgia many tears ago, and since then their daughter Ueorgie has made her home with grandmother Brokaw.

This gentleman came here from the South, where he bad been keeping store, and engaged as book keeper for Captain Gilmore in 1869, when the works on this side of the river were operated. In 1871 be was employed by Tbos. S. Hutchinson, and has held close business and social relations with him and his family ever since. Mr.

Brokaw was a very intelligent man, was versed in polite literature, and spent what little leisure he allowed himself with the best authors. He was particularly adept in the study of Meteorology, and rarely missed in a weather prediction. He took careful notes of passing events, and seldom failed to give asked information as to times and places. He was a somewhat remarkable man. upright in bus iness, quick and accurate at accounts, rather dignified and self contained.

Prompt to denounce wrong-doing aud often bitter when angered, and sometimes unreasoning, but usually right because of his habits of accuracy and method. He was unique, peculiar there never was but one Brokaw. His friends have been telegraphed to, and if desired the body will be forwarded. Otherwise, the interment will take place at Gilmore's. Engine Kun Off.

Having finished threshing at John Wickerhana's, on Wednesday, Smith Blankenbuehler started up the hill, b.tck of his barn, to Adam Wickei ham's with their steam thresher. When nearly at the top of the hil', a cog broke and thre.v the ma'chine out ot gear. It started back, as Biatikenbueh-lcr says, "hell-a-whooping tiown the incline." the sieam rods clattering, smoke and lire flying, smashing through Wickerham's garden fence, digging up all the potatoes and beets as it plowed across the garden, breaking in a wagon shed and crippling a reaper. It finally landed in the chicken shed. Node Penrod says in the chicken coop, the thresher began to go, at first throwing out corn and beans succotash, cooked as it passed through the garden, and theD sucked in the chickens and rattled out two coiuplete chicken pot pies in four minutes.

The engineer made a narrow escape, having jumped for his life; the thresher was damaged about $100, but will be promptly repaired, and speedily put on the road again. The Bridge Case. Tne coa! men, represented by D. T. Watson, presented their petition to Attorney General Kirkpatrick, in the bridge case, at Harrisburg, on Wednesday.

George Reed Lawrence, and A. A. Clarke, for the Bridge Company argued in rebuttal on the motion to have an injunction sued out by the State. The Attorney General reserved his decision. Attention to Orders.

Company A. will have a meeting at Armory on Tuesday eveniug, Sept. 13, al 8 o'clock shatp, in cap, pants, and blouse, a full attendance is desired. Business of importance to be attended to. Jos.

T. Armstrong, Captain. Mr. John S. Wilgus, of Monongahela City, wi th his accomplished daughter, Visited his brother, Joseph 1).

Wilgus, on Monday. Mr. Wilgus gave an interesting talk at Elder Singer's meeting on Monday evening, and returned home on Tuesday. Vniontown (Jcniii. Misses Carrie Coulter and Ida Fatton, Greensburg belles, in company with Mrs.

Wickerham of tie same place are visiting friends in town. Uniontown Genivn. Greensburg girls I Ha, conld'nt you tell by the looks of those ladies that they came from the Monongahela. Greensburg forsooth The many friends of Mr. and Will Berry will be pleased to know that they are pleasantly located at the Morgan House, Peach street.

Erie, Pa. Doctor Gamble has rented the corner room of the Opera House to Free Sanders, who will open therein a confectionery, restaurant and eating house. Business men will find the pot pie supper this evening to strike them just where thoy live. MONONGAHELA Cif Y. flSNN'A II.

UOUSTOS, DENTIST. OFFICE: McGregor's Block, Monongahela City, Penn'a. STATU KIIS, SUHGEOX DENTIST. Officb: First door below Bank, Monongahela City, Pa. Teeth extracted without pain.

S. A. P. HOKKISOfl, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, 155 FoDflu Avenue, PITTSBUKO, FA M.HXS, "attokney-at-lavv, Otllce iu Young's Building, next to Town Ha WASHINGTON, PA. JIIAS.O.

Attorney-at-Law, No, 412 Grant street. PITTSBURGH, ATTORNEY AT LAW, WASHINGTON, PA. Collections made and all other legalbuslne-prouiptly attended to. The busiuess of Kxe.i. utors, Administrators aud other Trustees at peciaiiy solicited.

SAAC YOUK, JK, ARCHITECT. MONONGAHELA CI I Pa, WILLIAMS, Alderman and Insurance Agent, P. Box, 358, MONONGAHELA CITY. PENN'A Collections made, property rented. Bent collected, Oeeds, Wills, written.

All business promptly attended to. Steamship Tickets aud Foreign Exchanges to or Iroiuauy partothe world. rjUIEO, jt AL.LKN. SURVEYOR. CIVIL AND MINING ENGINEER.

Prompt attention to all correspondence. LOCK NO. OUR P. O. Washington County, Pa.

City fclusic Rooms. e)my 'fie Renowned nrnirn nnnn UtlrUII DHUV pianos. Xhesuperb Pianos, The Great Estey Organ, The Storey Clark Organ. And Other Pianos and Organs bv first-class makers, at the lowest possible price for cash, or on payments. Pianos as low as $250.

Organs as low as $60. WUNSTRUCTION given on piano or organ. JOHN BEAUMONT. Monongahela City, July 1, Extra Castile Soap For Baby's bath. Pine Toilet Soaps, pure.

Fine Salad Oil, Our druggist's case is now very complete and medicines will be compounded, ou prescriptions from physiciaus with the greatest care. W. C. McCALLISTER. Monongahela City, Nov.

21, 1885. IjAKTiws ANU fkstTvals. Any per-sons wanting FRESH BUNS to make sandwiches for private parties, picnics, balls or spreads ot any kind, caii have the same delivered fresh baked ou application to JOHN ANDER BAKERY. Aprils. 1887.

First ward. ECONOMY IS WEALTH. The meat bill is a large item of household expense. Cash buyers who wish to buy at cash prices, should buv from cash dealers and pay no additional prollt to make up losses ou bad customers. Such a place can be fouud by calling on the subscriber, where you will find fresh meat in variety unsurpassed, quality best, prices lowest.

O. HANK, Meat dealer. No. 227, Main Monoueabela City. July 18, 1887.

smeIeepers attention Six section parasol and umbrella case: capacity 120 umbrellas or parasols, in Walnut, bought new for S35 cash, will be sold for $21) cash. Reason for selling, room is too lov lor the case, which, weighs 1 75 pounds and occupies only 27 32 inches or couuter, This, however crowds us too much. D. T. CHESSROWN.

Houston's Run. Get Your Ticks Filled. I have some first-class, fresh Oat Straw excellent for bed-lilllng, which 1 will dispose of cheap. Enquire of JOHN HILTON. Up the Pike.

Mi-noneahela City, Aug. 23, 1887. ALLEGHENY COLLEGE, MKADV1LL.E, PA. Fall term begins Sept, 20th. Three Courses leading to A.

B. degree. Military Department. Preparatory 8chool. Conservatory of Music.

Commercial School. Open to both sexes. High grade. Moderate expenses. Kor catalogue, address DAVID H.

WHEELER, LL. D. PRESIDENTS JutyO-Sm Washington Jefferson College, WASIIINHTO, lA, Tl.a vnni' hfitrlnu Huntamhop 1 1th fMnaa I Ullll vi.i 1MUI leal, Sclenllllc and Preparatory Departments For Inlornmtlo.i concerning Preparatory ivparuncni aopiy 10 rroi. Auoipn I'lincinal. For catalogue or other Informa tion to PRKS'T, MOFFAT.

LIVERY. FEED SALE STABLES Main Street, opp. M. E. Chun b.

Is the place to gt-t a good riic. or anything else iu their Hue, at a reasonable price. Our stock and line o'f buggies, barouches and carrianes is the txvst in the valley. When wautiiiauvtuing in the livery line, call on us. W.

C. BRYANT CO. Monongahela City, June 20. 18s7.v RESTAURANT. JAMES' RISBECE.

RES TAURANT, 110, SmithOeld Street, CORNER SECOND AVENUE, PITTSBUKU. Meals 25 and 50 cents. Shell Oysters a specialty. Bar and Cellar stocked w'ith iinest brands of Wines, Liquors, Clean, well furnished front rooms for lodging by tiie week or day. with or without board, at reasonable rates.

Mr. Risbeck. formerly of Brownsville, will he glad to welcome his many Monongahela alley mends. June 27. FRESH MEATS SERVED OS WHEELS.

The finely appointed meat market wagon of the undersigned will visit: MONON AI1ELA CITY-Every Tuesday and Saturday morning. FINLEYVILLE Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning. Everv dav at home. COURTNEY SHOPS. the best cuts ol well butchered meats.

Prices low, and always for cash. V.E.JONES. Courtney, Aug. 3, 1887. AT M.

E. GROCERY. Fresh Preserves and Jeilv. Fresh Corn Mammot Fresh country Hams aud Shoulders. Fresh cheap.

Fresh New Lima Beans. Fresh Molasses, Fresh Fears. CALL AT ONCE. J. S.

WILGUS. NOTICE, Having this day sola my stock of goods Boots and Shoes to Adam Wickerham. I recommend him to all my patrons and customers, NOAH PENROD. The Boot and Shoe business purchased by me, will be carried on it store room No. 225 Mam street Mouonganeia uity.

ADAM WICKERHAM Monongahela City, May COAL DELIVERED PROMPTLY. WHENEVER you want a load of coal de livered qniCK. WHENEVER you want 100 bushels at contract wholesale price, WHENEVER you want a load of the best coal in the market. Call on the undersigned, or drop a postal card to box 287. JOHN SMITH.

Monongahela City. Sept. 7, 18S7. BUSINESS NOTICE. I have this dav sold mv lrv Goods business to MRS.

C. TAYLOR, who "will carry on the business at the old stand, under the management of A. J. YOHE as before. The books and accounts will be found with A.

J. Yohe at the old stand, who is authorized to collect and receipt for the same. Persons knowing themselves indebted will please call and make settlement immediately, as it is necessary that the books shall be settled up at once. Monongahela (Jit v. Sept.

6. fit. J. B. EOYEE.

Adjourned Sale I WILL NOWlELL AGAIN, September 22, '87, Sale to be on the end of the farm occupied bv Abraham Fry, Will sell all his Household Goods. Also a full set ol new and good SG TOOLS OF EVERY Plows, Harrows, and Cultivators, Threshing Machine, Feed Cutler, Grain Ladders, Tools of all Kinds. Also Horses, Cows and Young Cattle and Hogs. Hay and Grain, Corn in the shock and by the Bushel. One Cider Mill everything used en a well-regulated I arm.

About the same as I sold on the farm I live on. Now this property must and will be sold without ary reserve. Sale positive. ABRAHAM FRY, ROBERT VANVOORIIIS. Jersey till) and Housekeeper's Pride KI.OUKS, A Pull Line of Groceries, Tobacco and Cigars.

Marvin's Crackers and Cakes. Kirk's Finest Toilet Soaps, Zj. c. ibler Rising Sun Grocery. Monongahela Cltv.

March 31. -THE- HARRISON FARM FOR SALE! Situated In East Bethlehem Township, one mile above Loek No. 5, on the river. CONTAINING 66 ACRES, Well Improved. Will be offered at private sale until UCTO BKU 2orn.

If not sold before, will oiler at Public Sale on that date. Persons wanting Real Kstate would find It to their advantage to see this Farm before having elsewhere. I'll AS. KAUlJl HAR, Fast Bethlehem, Pa. MOTHERS and see what we have in the way ol School Suits for the boys.

School Suits Checked, liool Suits Striped, School Suits Plaid. School Suits Mixed, School Suits All Wool. No Concern In this valley Under tuy Circumstances Can make such Bona fide Savings on School Suits. MOTHERS We desire you to call and see wli ax we ive in the way of SCHOOL SUITS and in order not to be misunderstood let us repeat "No concern in this vallev, under any circumstances, can make you such bona tide bargains. H.

LANDEFELD, Merchant Clothier, MONONGAHELA CITY, PA. Chicken Pot Pie Supper, With New ami Original Service. Thursday, Ssptembsr 8th, At Blue Ribbon Hall. HOT SUPl'IiB served promntlv. beginning at 5 o'clock to oblige busiuess convenience.

LUNCH AND SOCIAL. Will continue throughout the evening with PURE ICE CliEAM (extra quality) Cake and Fruit. This is to be the opening Autumnal Festival, and will embrace much that is delightfully novel and entirely new. Under the direction of the Women's Christian Temperance Union, FINE CANDIES FIGS, NUTS ORANGES: AND FKJS, DATES, RAISINS, AND ICE CREAM, IFRESH OYSTERS -AT- H. C.

SUTMAN'S. YOUK LAST CHANCE. Orand Excursion to Chautauqua Lake, Niagara Falls and Toronto, will leave Pittsburg, by special train, Tuesday, Sept. at 11:15 a. city time, running through without change to the Falls, arriving there An authorized agent of the company will accompany the excursion.

Reduced rates have been secured at hotels. Tickets good for lo days, with stop otf at Chautauqua if desired. The following tow rates will be made: Washington, Pa, to Chautauqua and ret. Sii.00 Niagara 88.00 Toronto SH.00 For further information and lull particulars, call on or address, W. K.

RIGHT, Pass, Agent. P. E. It. R.

Washington. Pa, HAKTKll NOTICE. will be made to Hun. .1. A.

Mcllvaine, Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of Washington County. at Chambers, on the 15TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. A. 18S7, for a Charter of a Corporation to be called the "Finleyville Cemetery Company," the character and object of which Is the main-tainance of a cemetervor burying ground at or in the vicinity of Finleyville, Washington County, Penn'a. AIKEN DUNCAN, August 22, 1887.

Solicitors. ptltMC SA 1.1'., AT THE CLEAVER PREMISES, Main Street, ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24th. 1887. at one o'clock, the following Bedsteads and Tables, Chairs. Two Lounges, Hall hack.

Pictures, Cook Stove, Kitchen Furniture, Iron Kettle, Tubs, Buckets, and miscellaneous Household Goods. As Mrs. Cleaver is about to leave the city, the goods must be sold. WM. H.

POLLOCK. Auctioneer. Monongahela City, Pa Sept. 24. 1887.

1710ft SALE. A desirable six room house andl it, iiear the railroad statiou, nearly new, and in good renair, well of water and all conveniences. Ottered cheap and on easy terms. Enquire of RALSTON WILLIAMS. Monongahela Cltv.

Mav 31. 1887 TIN SHOP TOOLS FOR SALE 1 For sale, a full set of Tools and Hand Machiues to completely equip and run a tin shop. Been in use short time only; In elegant condition. Will sell at a discount and worth the money. The shop can be leased, and a good trade waits the coming of an enterprising man.

Enquire of J. A.ODBERT. Uealiesvllle. Pa. Sept.

3. 1887-lm. fAPT. WM. r.ATIJS MAIN STREET BARBER 8n()P.

Located at No. 224, In thn RoDert Nelson building. WANTED, An energetic and Industrious young man to canvass and collect for the Meliopolitan Lite Insurance Company, Apply to HKNKY SUI1 tNZ. Assistant Superintendent, 22" Fifth Avenue, McKKKSPORT, Pa. Sept.

7-14. Mlt vacant lots In Third ward, desirably located Will be sold cheap. Enquire of WILLIAMS, Alderman. Monongahela Ult v. Aug, 1.

WEDDING Printed to order, liuo Hliitiniiury. irixid work, fuir prices nil iirdvrs eonliduntial, at tho ollico of Una paper. Andrew Hank, of BelleVeruon, has engaged with A. W. Smith, the Mc-Keesport carriage manufacturer.

Andy is a No. 1 blacksmith, and a good fellow. Mr. Schneider, the painter, has also moved from BelleVeruon to Mc-Keesport, He is a fine gentleman, master of his business, and worthy the confidence of his fellow men. A True Bill.

Uniontown. Sept. 8 The Grand Jury this found a true bill against D. O. Lambert, Esq for libel, in the case of Lopp, based on article written for Daily Kepi blic an.

The case will likely come up next Tuesday when 'Squire feels couli lett that he can show an entire absence of the ingredients which constitute a newspaper libel. The Daughters of Liberty excursion up the Monongahela on the 10th which will be Saturday next, promises io be one of the most pleasant of tha season. Tickets including dancing, 2o cents on sale by Sam, P. Yohe. The best wav to please a man is to tell him what he thinks of himself.

The best way to please a woman is to tell her where she can get Monongahela Mills flour. II. C. Litchtnan, General Secretary, Evan and Master Workman Phillips, will address the audience at the K. of Hall dedication, on Sa'-urdny next, at Lucyville.

Messrs. Redd and Frye are threshing in the city limits today, They did Capt. Williams grain yesterday anil then went to Major Warne's, They do very satisfactory work with their steam thresher, and beside that, are all clever gentlemen, prouip' and obliging. The Sabbath School Institute of the Presbytery of Pittsburg meets al Wilkins- burg next week. Among the addresses to be made is one by Rev.

Or. Maxwell of this city. Subject, "How to Improve Sabbath Schools." Farmers do not generally know that the use of a steam thresher violates their insur ance policy, unless they first obtain a r-mit from the insurance agent. If the thresher should fire your barn, you would not get a cent herwise. lie a little "on the look out." Julius of Washington, has bet; 0 elected Vice President of the Oiiio Valley shorthorn breeders' association.

Truiiks at Borland's. Ayer's Ague Cure acts directly on the liver and biliary appara'us. and drives out the malarial poison which induces liver complaints and bilious disorders. Warranted to cure or money refunded. Try it.

Notices of Meetings, FAIK. The Second Annual Fair of the Western Pennsylvania Agricultural Associa. tion will be held on the Grounds of the Asso elation, at Washington, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. September 13. 14, 15 and 16, 1887.

Kor premium list address A. (J. HaPPER, Washington. Pa. KNIGHTS OF Lodge No.

140, K.of Pwill give a grand anniversary entertainment and dance on Friday. September 23. at J. O. Frey's Hall, Finleyyille.

Pa. Keceptiou of visitors in the forenoon dinner at noon to visitors and their families: prunes sion to Gastonville at 2 o'clock grand ball to open with artistic march at8 o'clock in J. C. Frey's Ha 1, which will be specially dec orated for the occasion. Good music and good order W.

A. PATTERSON, Funeral Director. Undertaker and Our equipment of hearses, shrouds, caskets, is full and complete to meet the wishes of relatives, no matter how expressed. Main street. Monongahela City, Pa.

WHonest money will always buy honest goods at Forsythe's Reliable Shoe Store. Honesty with Forsythe has always been the best policy, His word on a quality or value is a regular insurance policy as to its utiliity and price. FOR SALE OR TRADE, I have a mare and colt, and two work mares, either or ail of which 1 will sell or trade for grain. CK.RADCi.lFFE. Monongahela City.

Aug. 50. TO LET. A 7-room house on West Main street, Monongahela City, Pa. 0.

E. BEACH. Sept. 6. 1887.

Excursion to Roscoe, The Local Assemblies K. of have chartered the steamer S'lliLLA tor a round trip to Roseoe. for those wishing to be present at the Dedication of the New Mull. SATURDAY, 10th. Steamer will leave Monongahela City wharf at 7:30 a.

touching at Black Diamond. Milesville, Webster and Columbia. Fare for lady and gentleman single fare 25c, round trip. Evervbudy welcome. Byorler EXCURSION COMMITTEE, Knights of Labor..