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The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-06-06

|. All animals. TO be entitled To com
pete for Premiums, shah have been kept
and owned in the County by tie persons
presenting them at least four months
previous to the Annual Fair. No ami
NAL shall draw a premium two years III
succession, other than certificate OF hon
orable mention.
II. No person shall be permitted to
compete for a premium on amy article
Of domestic manufacture, or butter or
cheese Unless the same shall Lave been
made or manufactured by such person
OF persons, or his or their family or fam
ily or families, within tie year it shall
be offered as a premium.
III. Exhibitors must become mcih
hers Of the Society and have their arti-
cles and animals entered on the >ccre-
tary's book on or before the day next
preceding thcopening of the Exhibition:
and all articles and animals must bc
brought within the enclosure as early
I us noon of the first day Of exhibition. in
order that they may be suitably arraug-
ed. The Managers do not intend TO A.
SURE amy exhibitor WHO NEGLECT>
these requirements that his articles can
be submitted to tie Judges. While
every effort VIII he made 10 secure the
examination and proper notice Of every
article on exhibition, justice to those
,rto coa,PIy ,rid tic r,dcS Of the Srridl
requires tlat they shall in all cases first
. receive attention.
( II. Articles or animals removed be.
. Goce the close Of the Exhibition Except
by permission Of tie Presidcntl cannot
receive PREMIUM though awarded.
Y. Should any individual enter ami,
nal in any other name than that OF the
Jo,,a fdc owner, the person making such
entry shall not be allowed a premium
should one be reported 10y the Judges
and shall be prccluded from competing
at any future exhibition Of the Society
( VI. Persons entering stock Of the age
of three years and under Sl.all furnish
the Judges evidence Of whsn the AMI,
mails were dropped, TO be filed by them
with the Secretary, and the ages of ami
mails above this 10 he given Oh making
their entries.
VII. The Judges shall in ali eases
withhold premiums Where the animal ol
article is not worthy, though there be nC
competition.
VII. No premiums VIII be awarded
to bulls. cows or heifers that have been
fitted for the butcher-the intention Of
the Society Icing to promote the rearing
Of superior animals for breeding pur-
poses.
IN. Whenever it shall appear to the
Judges that articles Of superior merit
have been presented, not noticed in the
Premium List, they shall make special
report thereof TO the Board of Mama
gers.
Y. 1t is particularly lasired that no
person shall be present while the Judges
are examining livestock kTefc1edtot them.
except those taking charge Of the ami
mails, unless by special request.
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CONSTITUTION.

.irf. /. The name Of The Association
shall be the Potter County Agricultural
and Horticultural Society,"" auxiliary to
the Pennsylvania State Agricultural
Society. The objects of the Ssciety are
to foster and improve agriculture, horti-
culture and the domestic and household
arts.
drt. .. The Society shall consist Of all
such persons as shall signifytothe Board
Of Managers their wish to become menl-
bcrs and shall sign the Constitution and
pay to the Treasurer not less than fifty
cents, and annually thereafter not less
than fifty cents while they continue
their membership.
There may also be honorary and cor
responding members. The payment Of
twenty dollars at any one time shall con-
stitute life membership.
-trt. 3. The officers Of the Society shall
be President; Vice President from
each township or borough i'll the Coun-
ty, three-fourths of whom shall he prac-
tical farmers or gardeners; a Treasurer;
a Corresponding Secretary; d Recording
Secretary; Librarian; ana Board of
Managers, consisting the above named
officers and FIVE additional members.
Art. t. The President shall have the
superintendent of al the affairs Of the
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4fiarried.

-ChaSe-White.-In Sweden, June !, 1873, At
the house Of the brides father, bv Rev. o.
NJ Leggett, Mr.. CLARK c. CHASE and Miss
MARTHA WHII E, daughter Of David White,
Esq., both Of Sweden, Pa.
The happy couple have our best wishes. May
they spend a long and prosperous life together.
They remembered the printer.
CorsaW-SchOfeId.- Lymansvillc. May
q, 1873, by the same, NIr HENDERSON K.
CoRsAw, Of Sweden, Pa, and Miss OREL Y.
SlHOFIELD, OF Eulalia, Pa.
Hunt HarriS.-In Hebron, May q 1873, At
the house Of Mt. Silas StilIman, by Rev. T,
G.. Stephens Nh JOHN HUST and Miss
TUszAu Z, HARRIS both Of Hebron, Pa.
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DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given
/ that the following Administrators accounts
have been filed in the Registers Office in and for
the County of Potter, Ind that the same viii be
presented to the Orphans Court Of said County
for donfnnation and allowance on MONDAY, the
9Th day Of June next, at the Court House in the
County aforesaid;
Feb Is 1S72-PaItial account OF Maria Bah
cock and VIM. II. HaZen. Administrators Of the
estate Of LYMAN II. BABCoCK, late Of ROurt tp.,
deceased.
Feb la lS72-Partial account Of Hiram Baker,
Administrator OF the estate Of ABIGAIL VI. BAKER,
late Of kOulet tp-. deceased.
Feb -. ls-2-Fnal account Of John NJ Lyman,
Administrator Of the estate Of CHARLES CuAND-
LER late Of Clara tp., deceased.
DAN BAKER.
May D. 1873 Register.
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Society. IL ease If the death, Illness ur
inability o. the President to periota ,4,e
duties Of lis office. the Board Of Man
ayers shall elect Vice President TO act
ia his stead, Nao shah have the same
power and perform the same duties s,
the President until tbs ext annual clec-
tion.
.trt ). The Vice Presidents shah take
charge Of the affairs Of the Society III
their several districts to advance all its
objects, to call upon farmers to report
the condition Of agriculture il their
neighborhoods, to ask for information
of the modes of cultivation adopted by
different farmers. and. as far as in their
power, to make known tie resources Of
their districts. the nature Of the soil, its
good geological character and as al such
matters as may Dc interesting TO farm
erS generally.
Irt. Is. Tie Treasurer shall collect
and receive all monies belonging to lie
Society. keep an account Of all receipts
and all payments made ly him, furnish
a statement Of his account at any tiuie
when called for by the President or ly
any meeting of the Board Of Managers.
and shall give such security as they may
require for the faithful performance OF
his trust, He shall not pay any bills
except they have been audited and ap-
proved 10y the Board Of Managers ant
an order drawn for the amount signed
10y the Chairman of the Board and at.
tested by the Recording Secretary.
.1rt. :. The duty Of the Correspond
ing Secretary shall be to invite a cores
pnndence with all persons interested in
agriculture, that new seeds, vegetables,
or live stock may be introduced and their
fitness for cultivation OF propagation in
this County tested, and generally 10 Oh
tain information upon subjects of int
rest TO this Society and also to invite
mechanics to forward models or implc-
mcnts for examination and trial vt
each stated meeting Of the Society, or
when duly called upon. he shall read his
correspondence. which shall. either the
( whole or such parts as may be selected
10y the Society, form a portion Of the
transactions.
/ .l5. 5. Tie Recording Secretary Shall
keep the minutes Of the Society and OF
. the Board Of Managers: attest orders
drawn properly on the Treasurer; and
at Tie close Of each year shall prepare
such parts of the minutes and trallsac-
( tions Of the Society ~ may hc designat-
cd for publication.
-fH.a TheLibrarian SHAH t&hecharge
of all books. pamphlets. etc. belonging
/ To the Society, and SHAH act rs curator
/ Ia preserve seeds. implements. or what
! e,rr property TIE Society may possess.
At. 10. The Board Of Managers Shall
. transact tie business Of the Society gen
orally. shall superiutend and direct the
publication # such Of the reports and
transactions a> they }uay deem proper.
/ designate the tiue and place for annual
. exhibitions. regulate the expenditures.
/ examine al accounts, call special meet
/ ings Of tie Society When they may deem
+ necessary and keep such general cIi;rp"
If the affairs Of the Society as may lest
promote It's interests. They shall st
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In the matter Of the petition of IN the Orphans
NM. d. ATI!ERTOS Court Of Pot
for the partition OF The estate Of Ter County
WN. ATHERTON, deceased No. iSu
To JAMES Q. ATHEKT0S and HIRAM ATaERToS.
Take notice that, in pursuance OF an order Of the
Orphans Court OF Potter Comfy, IEqUisitors ap-
pointed by said Court viii meet on the premises of
the said William Atherton, deceased, on the 18th
day Of May, A. d., lSI3 for the purpose Of making
partition Of the same, at which time and place YOU
can attend II you think proper. 39-4
JOHN : MANN a son,
Apli! p. 1878. AttYS for Petitioner.
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up the little ones. Darkness came on
and at last it became evident that all
four were lost. The neighbors were
alarmed, a search started, and about
one o'clock the children were found.
The little girl had tied her apron
around the boy and placing him be-
tween herself and the dog that was
with them had bravely prepared to
spend the night The girls were dis
covered about eleven O'Clock and put
into a path leading to the house, and
they followed it safely out.
Good.
\. \. c., in the Free Press, on the
subject of gardens, writes a really good
thing:
There's world of satisfaction in
making a garden yourself. that is, if
you're not lazy. and if you are you
don't deserve to have any garden at all
Ever since we took to gardening we've
had a passion that way. We don
want any of your natural soils, but just
the hardest, coolest, most forbidding
and veXati0uS spot that can be picked
out. on which TO make our garden. 1t
does us good to pick up the stones, pull
yeriSe the soil. mix lime, and salt, and
finely cOmpOsted manures, and draw
sand to mix with the clay, and. in short.
make a garden-spot ont Of a very desert.
1t seems as though this done, we had
accomplished something; and that, ii
somehow seems to us. was what people
were made for. There is money III the
garden.
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=, ! "o weeks ago last Sunday night Mr..
:, '"IlrS McNess, of Hebron, came in
r.,. 5"i work too tired to 90 for his COWS,
NIL We're running in the woods near
r. Two Of his children, a girl about
- ,-'1 Years old and a boy about five, went
So. =, them, but not returning after
t.r o lLlne, two young women "A daugh-
W.. y. Mr., McNess, and a friend who
'"fpng with her. started TO hunt
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

The uldersiged having been appointed hy the
Court OF Common Pleas Of Potter County an audi
tor to distribute the fdnds III the hands II the al
miEstTatnr Ot the estate of p l. Corbin deceased
hereby glycs notice that he will attend 10 the ,u-
ties Of the appointment al his bfce III the Borough
Of COudersport on TU UESDAY, the TENTH day Of
June next, AT ten o'clock &. H. at which time and
place creditors Of the estate and others interested
can attend If they see IT..
s. s. GREENNAN
NAV I6. 1873 surjfDr
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Divorce Notices.

IOV1NA DICKINSON
by her neXt friend, | In the Court Of Common
CHAs. \ JONES, Pleas of Potter Co. No.
~ Is, Sept. Term, lS12
JEROME DICKINSON.
Jerome Dickinson. Respondent above named.
will please take notice that a Subpoena and alias
subpoena have been Issued and returned nihi! /;
you are therefore hereby required 70 appear on
the first day of next Court, june 9 1873 to answer
10 the complaint made in this ease.
:. p. REYNOLDS Sheriff
Coudersport, May Is. 1873
AMBROSE r WOOD } In the Court of Common
s,.,,-.,.rS rs w. Pleas of Potter Co, No.
Syivana Wood, Respondent above-named. will
please take notice that subpoena and alias sub
parma have been issued and returned ninil: YOU
are therefore hereby required To appear on the
the complaint in this ease
5. T. REYNOLDS. Sheriff
CoudcrSport, May Is, lS7&
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Administrators Notice.

WHEREAS, letters Of Administration to the es-
ta.e of G. c. REYNOLDS, late Of AlleGaUy, Potter
Co, Pa, deceased, having been granted 70 the
.-ls5c~@r, all PERSONS indebted 10 said estate are
requested to make immediate payment, ana those
having claims or demands. against the estate OF
thc SAID deceaent viii make known the same
without delay, TO JULIA :. REYNOLDS
Auegauy, May ., 1873.
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22IkruDtcv,
{ [. :. MARSHAL'S OFFICE,
". d. Of PoHnSy!rGniH.
PITTSBUEGH, ApIils. 1873,

[. :. MARSHAL'S OFFICE,
". d. Of PeTtnSy!rTRiT.
PITTSBUHGH, April 5, 1873
TENIIs Is To GIVE NOTICE: That on the sth day Of
L March, a. b. l5,3, warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued against the Estate Of Charles Seely Of
Hector Township in the County of Potter and
state of Pennsylvania, who has been a1ju1ged a
Bankrupt, on his own petition; that the payment
0f any debts and delivery Of any property belong
ing 10 SECh Bankrupt, 10 him or his use, and the
the transfer of any property by him are forbidden
10y law that a meeting OF the Creditors OF the said
Bankrupt, 10 prove tE cir DeutS and 10 choose one
or more assiglees Of his Estate, viii be held AT g
Court Of bankruptcy, 70 he holden al the ollice of
r. E. Smith. Esq, in the Borough Of TiOya, Tioga
Co, Pa, before T. E. Smith. Fsg Register on the
lTth day OF May, 4. d. lsI3, at 10 O'Clock, a. m.
JOHN HALL.
3S4 L. s lIgrsJa{ Ior sad District
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Benson c. Rude, prominent lawyer
Of Wtllsville. y. y, who went into the
Liberal movement in politics last year
and lahored earnestly for the success of
that cause, has written a letter lately to
George Howe, Of the WellsviIe InoS
IN answer to one from That gentleman
inquiring about his present political
standing. III which he admits the fail
me of the effort to fuIm a new party,
declares t1at lie cannot so over to the
Democratic party and closes by stating
that the only alternative left him is to
labor with and for tie Republican par
ty, which he proposes doing so long as
it maintains its present principles and
position.
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Noticc 10 Collectors of County Taxes.
JURY LIST.

GRAND JURORS. Abbott. Charles
. Meme, Albert DePlanque.
! Bingtam.-A. \. Clark.
/ CoudcrSport.-Martin Gridley, Ralph
! Nelson, O. J. Rees.
Gcaesce.-Ficldcr Chapman, J. ".
Moran, J. c. Burdick.
l. HuriSon.-Martin Dodge.
/ HcJron.-Wm. V. Cone.
/ Os,oayo.-A. ). Lyman, James Lock,
wood.
/ Pleasant TaIey.-Earnest Wright,
Rou7d.-Rodney Fessenden.
| Sbuoa-II. B. Edwards, d. L. Moore.
! !S,uluit.-James Nelson.
/ SglraHia.-A r. Jordan.
/ ULySscs.-Alva Carpenter, E. II. Bas.
s1tt, I. W. Chapel.
West Brlnci.-John Burrows.
/ Whqrtoa.-Sylvester Beldin.
/ TRAvERs JURoRs.-AJbott.-Charles
Weliing.
Allegany.-Calvin Palmer, \. Presho,
/ G. T. Ellis
! Biaghum.-A. c. Crum.
/ CIora.-Leroy Allen.
I Cou7eryport.-John Denhof.
/ Eda7u.-H. Scheldenberger, Chris
/ tian Schautenberger.
! GcneSee. Joseph O'Donnell, Isaac
/ Dawley. Patrick Kain.
/ Harrisop N. II. Stone, George W.
4 Stebbins. J. L. Haynes, William Fox,
/ Amos English, L. z. Leet.
HeJron.-Edwin Hollenbeck, Leon
ard Davis.
/ Hect0r.-J. l.. Gibson.
/ Keuiag.-G. c. Lewis.
/ Pleasant FulIey.-George Weimer.
/ Sharon.-W J. Brown. G.. W. Pear
soil, G. W. Sherman, Ed Whitaker,
F. p Brooks. r. L. Nichols, O. c. War
ner, NJ. II. Nichols, p. B. Woodland.
SylUanid.-N. II. Pierce.
7 Ulysses.-M.W. Gridley, Ezra Turner.
Vest BrdHch.-Erastus Crippen.
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THE
Potter County Agricultural Society
List of Premiums, Rules and Regu-
latiOns and Constitution.
LIST OF PREMIUMS.
ATTLE-Improred and Natire Breeds.

and for two W ckS previous To each period OF
nial; each periodic be ten daas md al intervals
of not less than one month apart The statement
furnished 10 contain the age and breed ui the COW,
time Of caying quantity OF milk in both wc.g ght
and measure and also weight Of butter during the
period Of ten days: butter made to be- exhibited
81 the Fair. and also the COW; statement To be
verified by the aiIida il of the comp titur and 1T
least one other person having 6ngwcdg~ oI the
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F At the residence OF her unc.e. Martin johnson,
on the Eleven Mile, May p, 1873, Susan,
daughter of CHARLES HEAD. of OSwayo,
Pa, aged p years S. P. G.
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gpfal alotifts.

To receiue prompt attention commu-
nicationS IN relation to subscriptions
and ad5ertjSiRg should be addressed
to S. 7. HAHIL TON,
Publisher.
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,,-5r-inp shall be allowed to run over one
'''-, :. ,rrsars Due notice will I've given Of
s,.-,ffon and il not paid the paper viii be
80 ;. F. HAMILTON,
s'ti Publisher
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Wewe in the habit Of thinking this
County has about the biggest fish in the
rm, line that caI he found anywhere,
ct here is something that beats the
S, We have shown this year. We copy
Em lie Gazette d Eulidiu:
FINE TEOUT.-Jamcs Lose caught
uout ON Tuesday. at the mouth Of
Hukett'S creek. which weighed =
.uds and measured l9& inches. while
Euuk Herdic was made happy in bas-
s-tmg a "speckled beauty" in Loyal
ck. near Wells, which weighed
pounds and measured 15s inches.
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NTANTED, Agents and Peddlers for our
w PRESS AND STRAINER.-PresSes and
strains JAMS iellies, herbs, vegetables, lard, tai
low, meats cheese, etc. over $4,000 sold IN few
localities. Sells quick Every family wants IL.
Sewing Machine ana other established agents are
finding this very profitable. Circulars Free.
LITTLEFIELD u DANE.
fe2 Washington Street Boston Mass
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The above Premiums will he paid in money or,
At the option OF the dcpoSitor, NEAT DIPLOMA,
i'll which Will be inserted the name Of the article
for which the premium is awarded
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The SINGER is lock-stitch machine
and makes a beautiful, even and uniform
stitch which will not rayel and is alike
on both sides. 1t hens. hraids. cords,
tuckS, embrOiders, ruffles, fellS and does
all kinds Of work on the finest muslin or
the heaviest full-clOth.
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Decoration Day

Was very generally observed around The
country, Judging from the accounts il
the papers.
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FLOWING MATCH
p. WHEAT, CORN. RYE OATS B-tRLEI,

Best 1l-acre beets, carrots, beans, peas fax
or broOm-cUTn. each ..--.-..,... I ~
Competitors for premiums on any Of the above
must exhibit sample of the crop at the Fair, fur
uiSh a statement Of the mode Of cultivation and
also certificate Of tNo respectable neighboTS as
10 product and measurement Of ground.
TIMOTHY, (lur7e and snuu.l CLOVER and
FLAX-SEED.
Best bushcl Of each ......-.-.. ...........-. On
ID NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 70
GARDEN VEGETABLES
Best assortment Of vegetables. 60
II ......-..... IN
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iiine Extended.

l4e time for receiving proposals for
.'-i-lhg the bridge at the foot of Main
y, ,,'7e, has been postponed till the first
~ 1-'-'"y IN July, by order Of the Town
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Tie furniture establishment Of Goats
GatH=rs, We}lsyilie- y. Y, was recent
lgdastroyed by tire. The loss was about
$1,000; insured for $500. They are
gong 10 rebuild.
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GEORGE G.. GAYLORD.
" CARPENTER y JOINER,
45+ COUDERsPORT, PA.
An ,-nrl, done with ppatnpss and dislatch


PLANTS.-Verbenas at 10 cents each
or 81. 10 per dozen. Also DahliaS, &C.
ranIums. Salvias, etc. at equally low
prices. Asparagus, RhubarD and all
kinds Vegetable Plants Grown and for
Sale by II. b. PRINCE,
May !, 1873. WcNSJoro, Iioga Co., Pu.
.s-O-,,ess gwen to JOIN N. HAMILTON, viii
receive attention.
NOTICE is hereby given That the or
" dinance against cattle running al large in
Inc Borough Of Coudersport viii take effect on
JUNE lst, 1873. BY order Of the Council.
May 80, 1873. JOHN DENH0F,
Iylll,antus;er.
N0TICE.-Scalcd Proposals for build
~ ing Bridge over tie Allegheny RIVER al the
.vJt Of NJ I.i street. IN the Borough uf Couaegspo-t,
Viii ue received until the urst MONDAY Of july
.iczl l!uly Itt. SAID Bridge to be buii, III accof-
.a-re With tuc Draft aHj Specifications iii ;ae
a;i-ds of Dan Baker, which Draft and srcelnca-
giol.s can bc see.. Us calling ou l.!lI.
June d, l,.5-4t By orr OF tAe Z Own Council.
Before purchasing elsewhere call and
examine the SINGER MACHINE.
A. VI. Reynolds, 4g,at,
OEce i,s O,n,sted B.oct, .cu&e-spoTt, : I.
ThOs. Mcdowell Il Co., Of Port Ale
gany, have got in d fail stock Of Spring
Goods and are selling them at low prices
as usual. Give them a call and you viii
be sure TO be suited with your purchases.
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Coudersport Market.
lGurt.

Next week is COurt week " and from
IN, sent indications there viii be lively
imp There is a large list Of cases to
- tried. some of them important ones.
full weeks business seems probable.
During the same time various other
Interests are to be looked after and for
'warded. Political parties generally
take that occasion to oil mp their ma
rhinery and prepare for the fall elec-
;ious. The Agricultural Society has
work on hand. and there will be good
.mpportunity to advance il
After everything else is attended to,
.rarries from tie County outside of this
village viii find it both interesting and
.rro.,able tovisit the office of this paper,
.ngmine the facilities for job work it
ra,,csses and also some If the specimens
D.. work they produce. The Publisher
vii gladly show them around and eX-
rain ANYTHING they come across they
aauo, understand, and if any one wish
Is TO leave a little money he Will gladly
receive it.
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HOCSEHOLD MANUFACTURES

committee Of Judges, composed Of ladies
viii be appointedwith instructions torecomneuJ
awards To the most deserving, not exceeding s.
in any ease.
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Another one Gone.

Iaeoid house at the upper end of town
Standing in the northwest corner Of
4aa street and the Niles Road, and
.lg known as the Brown House, has
.-rn removed. 1t has been there since
'-t earliest recollection and was one If
~r@admarkSof the place. Ithas passed
through several hands and had some
~1S of an interesting history. Last
.- 4. B. Mann, Esq, purchased the
Property and gave the old house to Mr.
d. /. Dingee, who las taken it down
aid removed it 10 lot still farther up
town.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-06-06
Cooling

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'7S..ng step into the Post Office and
,a' I'VE cents on the soda Fountain
isaac VIII scoop the money and give
loa glass Of cold toaming liquid that
"~ quench your thirst without mud
1-Ag Your brain.