The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1872-12-20

II this movement is properly encouraged
/ it will give us an efficient band. We
have long been of the opinion that Cou-
dersport needed a little more music.
and we wish our friends success in their
undertaking.
We have Just received No. l. Vol. |.
of the : ProttsJtrg Ne,rS, published at
Prattsburg, n. Y, and edited by Paul
+ c. Howe. 1t is a neat, clear, well-eXe-
cuted paper, and judging from the num-
Der before us it Will soon commend it.
self to the people of that locality.
DoLLs-big and little-at Tdompsont & Mann'&
"Old Probabilities = may not have
anything to do with it, but we are get
ting decidedly severe winter weather,
whether it is so laid down in the Signal
Office reports or not. Monday morn
ing was one to prove the oft-repeated
remark that blood is thicker than water.
In fact, we believe blood was about the
only fluid substance hereabouts that was
not frozen. We didn't dare consult a
thermometer. Those who like things
to be one or the other, hot or cold, and
nary lukewarm, must be just enjoy
ing themselves about these times.
THE stage for Port Alegany leaves the Cou-
derspOrt Hotel daily at 5am., reaching that
place in time for the 40 a IN. train, and return
ing on the arrival Of the 3.52 p. m. train.
Potter County Agricultural and HOrti-
cultural Society. 10, 1S72.-
Society met in the Court House at s
O'Clock, p. IN.
G. w. Colvin was called to the chair,
and J. NJ. Hamilton appointed Secre-
tary.
After statement by Mr.. Hamilton of
the early operations of the Society and
the check to its progress resulting from
the late civil war, they proceeded to
the nomination and election of officers
for the ensuing year, which resulted as
follows:
PreSident-JoHN NJ. HAMILTON.
Vice Presidents.
ABBOTT.-CharleS Meisner,
ALLEGHENY.-John c. Bishop.
BINGHAM-Ira B. Carpenter.
CLARA.-JameS II. Cole.
EULALIA.-Almeron Nelson.
GENESEE.-JOSiah Webster.
HARRISON-W. W. Lawrence.
HEBRON.-Norman Dwight.
HEC TOR.-Chancey P. KlibOurne.
HOMER.-Abel L. Crosby.
JACKSON.-Mark Finn.
KEATING.-Pliny Harris.
LEWISVILLE-Titu Burt
OSWAYO.-Robert H. Smith.
PIKE.-S. II. Martin.
PLEASANT VALLEY.-Ernest Wright.
PORTAGE-Robert X. Young.
ROULET.-M V. Larrabee.
SHARON.-Levi H. Kinney
STEWARDSON.-Henry Andersen.
SUMMIT.-CharleS KnickeTbocker.
SWEDEN.-R- L. White.
SYLNANIA-C. c. ReeS.
ULYSSES-Asa F. Raymond.
WEST BRANCH.-John Klein.
WHARTON-A r. Burlingame.
Corresponding Secretary-P A Stebbins, Jr.
Recording Secretarg-S. F. Hamilton.
TredSurer-George w. ColviH.
LiJruriau-NErS NJ. W. Mann.
Managers
Hon. Joseph Mann. Hon: S2hie,h Ross.
Consider SteaTnS. David White.
c. c. Breunle.
On motion. ReSOlred. that the next
meeting Of the Society shall be held on
February 18th. Tuesday evening Of next
February Court at y p. m, at which
meeting the necessary arrangements for
holding a County Fair next Fall will be
considered.
On motion. the Recording Secretary
was requested to notify the officers Of
THEN election and to publish the above
proceedings in the County paper.
Adjourned.
THE PrREsr x SWEETEST CoD-LIvEK Oils Hazard
s. CaswelS made on the SeashOre from fresh select
ed hvers by caSseX Hazard f o., New York.
Ii j absolutely PURE 4 SWEET. Patients who have
once taken 1t prefer % all Others Physicians have
decided it superior to any Of the other oils in market
A LETTER from Virlen, Macoupin co., Ills, oct.
18th: Mr.. \. SPEER.-Laar Sir: Ihaye been usiug
your Port Grape Wine a Wine Bitters in my prac-
tice for year. to the entire satisfaction Of my pa
tients and myself and take pleasure in recon-
mending them to the public as being all that is
claimed for them. Resp'y, D. L. SPAULDING, NJ. D.
CHAPPED HANDS. face, rouCh skin, pimples ring
worm salt-rheum other cutaneous affections cured,
& the skin made soft smooth by using the Juniper
Tar SOAP made by Casweu Hazard * Co. New
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