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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-07-18

himself, and returned it to the f,tnd. i
q The softest things we keep to she last. I
General NJ G. Butler, ia April, 1871,
borrowed $1,000 in greenbaoks. In
May 1s72lhe brought in to the receiver
70 .O0Q I'm bills ofthe Bank Of tho State
purchaseable for ten cents on tbs dollar
and took up his note, without even pay.
ing the interest.
A T. O'Connor borrowed 81, 600, ia
May 1872 he also paid of this debt in
the bills of the bank.
Palmer j. Lock, id October 1879
got $4,000 in greenbacks secured b, )
deposit of s1O,50O ofbills of the sBaul,
of tho State. This he cancelled bv
giving $4,000 Of the very bills which lio
had deposited as security.
Frederick Richards was another of
these favored democratic borrowers. who
borrowed $4,000 worth ofturkey and
PAID 1t back in an equal bulk, of
buzzards.
We fail to find any republicans Who
were able to make such easy settle.
ments"
Perhaps the Ne,os and Courier NAV
have somc excuse to offer with rcfereuoo
to these parties, if so, what is it 2"
How is this /? The Comet seems to be
watching things here pretty cl,soly.
F:'om Columbus Phnnic!
Tho comet, visible these nights from
its different positions in tn, early q and
latter parts of the night may produce
the imprcssi on aud belief with aemc
that there are two different comets:
but it is one and tho same, and il seems
to move in circle around the North
star, like the Seven; Pointers, or Great
Dippcr, as sometimes called. It does
not set, as some suppose, but moves
some distance in advance of the Poin
tcrs and IN ore inward-that is, making
smaller circuit, with the Fail inclined
lnwards' Being night watch at the
Asylum, can have good open view
OF it from the third story Of the build
ing On observing it for some nights.
owing to dense .atmosphere or hazi.
ness near the horis on, it would disap
pear, and | could not see its course.
But few nights ago, the sky remainel
clear and bright. havo noticed it
throus shout the night and could see it
all the time. 1t novel Eastward AMI
quite ow,Sand then gradually began
to rise, seemingly Keeping relative
d stance from the North or Polar. sssr.
The last few nights have bean cloudy.
SO could not observe any more, but
judge by that night its course AMI
movements other nights.
BENNEr WALLACE.
July 13, 1874.
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[From the Orangcburg Times ]
COMMUNICATED 1

II. G. Andrews borrowed tho follow
ing from the assets of the Bank of the
State by order of Judge Graham, Civ
ing worthless security therefor. 1t is
hardly probable that the money will
ever be paid back Sl5,284.55.
FELIX.
The above rs lic
II. G. ANDREWS.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-07-18

The Aiken Journal promises to side
with us. We know you, Cormack, aud
your health must be taken care of.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-07-18

The Charleston Chronicl; is clllcl
in the Getty by the Sea" the programme
Its editor falls in love with every show
gal that comes along.
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We havo received a copy OF the pros
pcctus Of the Galveston Spectator. pub
lishcd in Texas, and placed it upon our
Exchange list.
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BranclhyilIe School Tax.

We publish below letter from
influential taxpayers of Branchyillc
which shows that there is something
wrong somewhere. If the monay has
been collected and not properly applied,
as "tax payers" allcyc, there may be
somewhat of excuse offered for their
recent levy. But the law provides that
tho school Trustees shall draw upon
this fund, and if they have neglected
to do their duty, it would seem hard to
insist their sins OF omission upon others
who can, in no wise, be held respon
siblc. We shall investigate this matter
and put the responsibility where it be.
longs Whenever We mistatc the
intentions of any one, we trust that we
shall be informed Of the fact, as VIC are
always glad to deal out fair play to all
parties.
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Sheriff s Sales.

BY virtue of sundry Executions 10 me di-.
rccted, / will sell to tho highest bidder at
Orapgfburg c. H., on the FIRST MON
DAY in August next, FOR CASH. al
the Right Title,and Interest efths Defend
ants in TIE following Properly, viz:
All the stock of Furniture, consistingoF
bedsteads, Chaifss Tables, Washstands, 30.
GeYisa !, on sas the propert.y, Of. Girardesa& &
Co, at tho suit Of Geo. B. Stacy Il Son ana
others. 1#aiTafa 4dl -
~ Sheriff Office, tlaSl Ell. Cain,
Orangcburg G. HIS. c., SO.
July 10Th, 1871 s. sgt5 gss
j,aysiSs q az
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hT 0pHCIs aS EIEEgTsKsY SsIva
IN en- that thirty days afisT date wiz
-iile my fnaf accounts as Atifhini strator oe
) the. Eetate Of ester Dempsey, docsased,
md psk for my discharge as such Ad alinis-
.tiatcr
JACOB sN0ss
July ltl, 1874. Admir-
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BKANcnvILLE, S. C.
July 9Th, 1874.

Editor Orangebuy Nevs:
In your issue Of the 4th, inst. you
ask for Information in regard to the
levy of the Branchville Township
School Tax. You have only to say
that We did not deem it necessary to
levy tax for money when We hav i,
Cor should have) n considerable amount
already in the Treasury. You have
been informed that the amount due this
Township, from the tax of 1871, was
over 81, 100, there was spent about
s400, which left us balance of 500
From the tax of 1873, we should have
had over $1,000, there was spent little
over $500, which left US about $500,
which, with this years tax (Which
should be near s700) will give us flearl y
$1,000 for school purposes the coming
year This amount is much more than
has been spent in any year before.
Further, we think the taxpayers are
the proper ones to take care of their
own money until it is needed for school
purposes. The above Estimate We do
not say is exactly correct, as wo have
not the exact amount of tanablc pro
perty in this Township before us.
SEVERAL TAXPAYERS.
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FELIX

II. G. ANDREWS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-06-24

Published at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water street,
GOT OF Court, By SPRAGUE. OWEN Il NASH.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-06-24
NO. 143.


EXERCISE for POULTRY and
scratching are the principal forms of exer-
else for domestic fowls. Flying is not pop
ular in the view Of the owners of the birds
or OF the birds themselves. The wild
species do not take wing unless in an
emergency, and their domesticated repre-
sentatives have powers of flight still fur
ther lessened through disuse of the wing
muscles and increase of size and weight
OF their bodies. But their legs are kept in
almost constant motion through the day
when they are allowed the bent of their
inclinations. Nature has designed that
they should scratch for living. Then let
'em scratch. We all believe that physical
exercise is indispensable for men, horses.
dogs, and other animals. But birds are
by nature more active in habit than even
horses and dogs. It will not do to thwart
them. The eXertion of scratching soil,
straw, leaves, or rubbish must be pretty
severe work, and calls into action most Of
the larger muscles. Then of course arti-
fetal deprivation of such efficient exercise
must tell upon the health and thrift. Who
has seen dozen hens at large in garden
ing time, with freshly raked flower beds
near by, and not learned what the pre-
dominating instinct of the animal is
Philosophers have tried to define man as
a cooking animal, tool-making animal,
or laughing animal. There need be no
doubt whatever that hen is scratching
animal. We believe scratching place
should be provided winter and summer for
fowls. 1t not only keeps them in good
condition, but the fun OF seeing them work
at it is worth more than it costs. Fresh
earth is Of course the cheapest in summer.
and if not abounding in choice morsels,
bury some in it artifieially. In winter give
a pile of leaves, swamp hay or straw.
The keeper who does not give his fowls a
chance to scratch ought not to have any
fowls.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-06-24
RAILROADS., STEAMBOATS, anu
ErpreSs.
Maine Central EE. II.
- Change of Time.

Commencing Monday June !, 1874.
Morning train from Augusta, for Bath, Rockland,
Lewiston, Portland and Boston, will leave ut b
O'Clock.
The noon train for Boston will leave Augusta at
IL 30 A. M, and will connect at Yarmouth june
ton with train on g. T. Ry.
Afternoon train will leave Augusta at 2.45 P. NJ,
and arrive in Portland at 7.05.
Night pullman sleepng) train leaves Augusta for
Boston at 1880 p. NJ.
Passenger trains leave Augusta for Bangor at 2.10
A. NJ, and for Bangor, Dexter, Belfast and Skow.
hogan, at 4.25 Z. M.
The augusta, Hdll0aceH and Gardner ACCoMMO-
DATIoN TRAIN leaves Augusta for HallOwell and
Gardiner at 7.30 and 1000 A. NJ, and 90 and 05
7. Nj. Leaves Hallowell for Gardiner at
] 40 and 1910 A. M, and 2.10 and 6.15 r. NJ.
Leaves Gardiner for Hallowell and Augusta
at $50 and S.l5 A. NJ, and LOO and 500 p. NJ.
Leaves Hallowell Tor Augusta GAS and e.23 A.
NJ. and lis and 5.ls 2. NJ.
LII. LINCOLN, supt.
Augusta, June l. 1874.
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Pacific Mail Steamship Line
FOR CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN


GREAT REDUCTION IN RATES, PASSAGE, AND
FREIGHT, To CALIFORNIA, VIA PANAMA.
The magnificent Steamships of this Line will be
despatched from Pier A. North River, New York.
under:
June 90 at I2M., COLON, Capt. S. p. Griffin.
July g. at II NJ, ACAPULCO, Capt. M. Dow.
And every fortnightly Saturday thereafter, con:
Meeting at Panama with all steamers for Central
America Mexican Coast and South Pacific ports.
Passenger steamers will call at Kingston, Jamal-
ca, both on their outward and homeward trips, ar
irving at that port on Friday the sixth day after
leaving New York, and leaving Saturday 1. NJ, for
Aspinwall.
Extra steamers, for freight ETC., will be dis.
patched on intermediate Saturdays, whenever the
necessities of transportation may require It,
TO JAPAN AND CHINA.
The splendid steamers of this line, carrying U.
S. mails leave San Francisco for iOkohama, Hong
JAPAN, JUNE Is.
GREAT REPUBLIC, JUNE p.
Tea will be brought from San Francisco to New
York, fast in IS days at $40, god per ton of 1000
RATES OF PASSAGE.
(Incudng Berth, Meals, and ali requisites for the
New York to San Francisco $50, 800, and $40
currency, according to location.
New York to Kingston, SO or $50 gold, according
to location.
San Francisco to Yokohama, $50 gold.
San Francisco to Hong Kong, $500
For Freight and Passage or other information,
apply at the CompaGy's Office Pier 42, North River,
foot of Canal Street, New York.
RUFUS HATCH, Vice President and Managing
Director.
tebl3 tly IL, j. BULLAY, Superintendent.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1874-02-04

AT this season of the year. when many of
oarpeop!e are suffering from colds, call atFel-
ticu TO Ayers Cherry PectoraI as sure. cuce not
onlg for co gas and colds, bar al affections Of the
lungs AMI throat. having G>ei IL in oar failiis
for mauy yesrs, we can speak f,Ua personal
Enowle,ige o. lis snicielcy. There may Be otne,
remedies that ara good. bar in al car expert -nce
is has proyaj to le ~ fes the best. Il. quail
ties aye Uniform and wholly reliable Il is peas
-aut TO take ana sl91l he kept at command b.
eve.y i-usilr as a nf1tecJion against & class o.
coEpiaI4t= wbch seem harmless ia the beginning
Bnt hetome 4mietlaS and dangerous II ne elected.
N H. Register.
PEARL fishing will be actively carried
on this season in the gulf OF California.
a company aving been formed FOR t..2t
purpose. But the lest fishing WE know
ct III this section is at simmons Hegu-
la,orN. where can be found not only all
Kinds Of fish, but all tie good things
That are kept hy any Whol. sale grocery
house in the State, beSid, lis d.y goods
d paltmcuts are overlooking with the
richest OF dress goods aud the finest Of
caSSimgTeS.
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1t S"eien Pa, jan 20, 1s.4 " iii;aGss s. Esas :
ia''nI. in the sixty hfth year OF hts age.
The deceased was born IA the town of Norwich
conn. lie removed to Cortland county. y. y =,
when about twelve years of aga, bat has bceA ii
resident Of this county for aolGa twenty-five years
an3 a ineihber of the NJ. :. Church for twenty
seven fears. re was & E.an Of strict integrity,
ui5isi..e .Gstly gcoa faihee kind husbau
a q It i.ce-C Cart=tta;. E.s eickness vas shor--
"hiy toar days-hut extremely painful; vet en-
'ared etth Christian. fosn,rce. III, cnd was
peace. He viii he greattg missed, not only by the
very excellent family he has left behind, but By
the entire coInmuit tty.
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TOR SALE: 4 farm of 14S acres
within one and half miles OF Cou-
aersport on d good road; we'll improved
and we'll watered; good buildings, house
and large barn.
ALSO-IIotel stand in Roulet with
two and one half acres of Ian attached
within seven miles of the railroad.
ALSO-Farm OF one hundred acres
in S;iaron, sixty acres Cleared; good
frame house aAd two barns; good bear
ing orci ard; less than ilgil+ troni :! IL
port Z. o. Apply 10
JOHN 5. MANN & SON,
iicdi EStatc hgeHts.
IA Coudersport
ONANDA PLGNS.-Flat or Side
VI hill, east and steel. with iron beam.
The cast ploWS are ground and polished
in full rig. Every plow is guaranteed
Tie best ploW manufactured.
". T. DIXIE, Agent
OF 7. EAEI';s. II. Couder&3ort. Pa
you should ever Ct married George,
I'll tell you what to do;
TO get little tenement.
just big enough for two
And one spare room for company,
And one spare bed within;
And you begin loves life Alright,
You'd better thus begin it
BY purchasing all of your outfit at
simmons Mamoth Wholesale Regula-
tors, and thus be Aappy for life, George
The Singer Machine Still Triumphant.
At tie last air of he Potter county
gticGltu,al and horticultural Society
U"ld at CouderSport Oct. 10, 1878, TT
Singer took tie first premium. with tn,
Howe audR, miugjOn Sewing Machines
oppoSing The singer WAS operated Icy
\ n. Reynolds, t.e Howe by Loysttl
Bros. and the Remington by the Agent
frcm Bingham
THE largest Stock Of wall paper ever
brought into Potter Comfy just rcceiy-
cd at the Post Office. Al! hrw Spring
styles which will b.. sold cHeap for cash.
give lis a cal Lefore purchasing else
where.
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..,t., shall be allowed to run over one
50 '.., a.,ta qrrrars pne 1otiee will he given OF
yea ",-..i..n ~. ana if not paid the paper will be
sop9et. 49,,
..s attached to each address denote the
The n-''t =, ,y,,icn the paper is paid. For in
ul"' ~ 49,, rc,,rcs 2--I or II denote that
iA7 par HAMILTON,
PUJiSher
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time 70 ,rs rc,res 81 or Il denote that
,,.', ,s. nspsr i, paid to Vol p, No. |.
: = PnJisbe,
.--...-.,.-..-.-s.. -.----r,- .--..--,
~r-'''-~-'
Tur CoEdcrsport Cornet baho laVor-
citizens with some excellent mu-
ed ou' ,,,,' '.,t,,rd.,v evening
sic last o"'Oi O'''
,of1yn, : p,,n,ond an
THE inHtl"' VI ",' - .'','4..1, 80 ',,,'.' -
Sunday last, was very laiSeiy "''eil"'"'
SIX persons wer" baptiz. d IN the NJ.
e., rtnrrh in tbs village On Sunday
last
ST. TAiETiNE : DAY come wees
frcm reAt Sa'u'u"y' Ao"N "''' M
D'''' e,.,.,.,. : ,,,,.,,oi1ion 81
TIE ,y'',n S.a,.I fa+.I casas haya oc.
Or'",
o,, IT,. 1,its eff H.. ,,ro,-.,
IAt oI'"' ,' ',,, 'i,' -, A., I ' r,lI.,y: -, '"
rDi cl.''7,'' '''''''''''7 u Wv i'''' ''''7
caP''" s'1''I ,,.,,,,,,4, ,vo i,t,,,3
>f'gI, ,'n rii;,"n iil;,"r p CIV cotrmpnrari'.s
y y # w. ma !,Gs our head swim. Any pcr,
81 Sc lh.g us q beautiful chr"mH
''' m.M hl&" w" -" =, ~, my 90"
~ ~, l"Ill.'! ,.'l ,.t.,, G1 a,v af tLoce o.;
,e,h Ijrtu,,s from the rcncil of Our
lest artists AID s. iii caSh, amounted
and framed VII receive 'ne Oital'
1S'
r..,..,,,.,, = ~ 1avo - ,o,,,ya of
-',.' tr,o l,o,.,4t oe ,bo Droe,,,.
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''
Til. .t.ai.s I'D, lis prepaid ge..
vae :. .e'ni,t fuI &c postage OIL IT,
PAPER. Good idea
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i. ;..t.....5 ,g ;lr.t. w .0ar ,uf
by tat .i:.-art eIe.ie. Vail, -.
4 aai.:; ;r :. l;c,:.t ;i'eay n. Mi. within. .;
>.., Tao. ..lst,s.ct z Railroad il.rofe:
ar raf.a.a i;r. # townships Of 1 :.
,'''s " '
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= '"'. '' '','"l t,' - .",' man! SS" ;.
'''l u Is = ''F,E'.' ''.'''r 'e''-e 'Aei''p
l"hf a. .,i'i:...- &. ..-,.'','.i'-" hiv',-
~ ~ ''e - !. i!.i'>'. lit Ei"M'fl''h'
A.,a il Cmi,t. Fifty have connected
,Ias, Ives viii the c,.urrH T
u.rtiags are wcl attended and CO..
sdt,a' .!a interest manif, stcd."
I,rop Nr,pr,v - Na,+;nshrrr
B.ir % pa world like to boar Of
+, SON David Plwocd Martin who is
.r,.,sed - ho +..ohinr yohool COM,
af.ra IN tho S+.ta Dayid left school
T,ncasta,. last October and his any
r, n.r.rt has mot ND of hin, si,c..
EVERYBODY in tbs country knows
Ha,gomcry-he travels for a boot and
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o'iIN 1'AI-HlI'F i-do SOiu bIS village IOl
on the Lymansville road. Real estate
is lively in Coudersport, but just wait
till tie Il. r. commences operation III
the spring.
lFTHE traditional ground hog s uwt d
Himself on Candlemas d;y last Monday
and not seeing lis shadow concluded to
stay out, 1t must have had aprettyrough
time of it before night. for it was cold
as the mischief, 1t showed like sixty aEd
blew likp-like a village politician just
before election. If the sign is a true one,
our winter will prove to be an arrant
fraud
TIE following was sent to MS wit
the name Of very prominent citizen Of
Germamia attached Ii would seem to
Indicate that the excitement occasioned
hy the death referred to was needless:
ED. JoVRNAL: u ere is SO much Talk
IN rcg;nd to the sudden death Of Kate
Miller that | feel il my d,ty 10 make =
short statement AID inform you t at th'
man representing to be- her f. ther WaS
her father and was sent for and arrived
1t JprSfy Shore several hours prcVinus
to her death and sroj,p wifi Lrr Will.
SIZE WAS in good spirit ard asked herthr
matter. She said II an very sick y
II also Was present when size WAS lain
n t,H coffin and he brought her hom+
Ttrs yor see iIat il was onlv = sudd4,;
deatL and no reason far donI,ts
CrrIzrx M, ct,p,t,NIA
Tr:s>-Us w v-cr;d +. k tI.ie C1,,.n,-
...4,..e ,..... o., >,
.""',H - -.''.' ''.''s' '','i ''.'i = - -"
"cHiiE 81 is'nhg NleHk "l'd vicinity II
" Donation If $-6 al TIE hcuEe Of Ira
Bartholomew. OH Wednesday evening
ir..+ p,,. = " (,c,5,
- J. -, 49,.
fa@ WIl.:.Fa..gst fis.t'. ~
.a na,1.~ eEc rF.l.5y- fsat,f =.
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=, = rr.,.,
Il ii.*"f az MI s'N'l '"''i.t-'H ia t''
.-,v. n, G,ord Centre Ciearfeld Tn.
m. Tr...,,;,,- &s,Ly.,,, MI ,,,;,,ro
- .''.- ''i' 60 y -
Ard ti't1e ar tGt s. ven viii! Sm"IiS!
.cpnl4iirn. VIZ: Cameron, Elk. ForsS:
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Gotal 4lott;es.

WANTED, twenty five yards Of
w good rag carpet, one ytfd wide,
do.h culorS. Apply TO
T. BENTON BROWN
Engineers Once, }. =. L. c. q b. Ii. W. co.
or to A. B. Mann. COudersport, IA.
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DRICK.-Get your BRICK from
ID WM. BRINE, Roulet, Pa. Speci-
mems can be seen at the Office of Jour-
NAL & ITEM. Price, $500 per thou
sand-reduction made Wien ordered in
large quantities.
2502-tf
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The Singer Machine still Triumphant.
TNC0RPOFATfGN cf the s'Coudersport
Fishing .iiIh.'

i Fishing lab"
NOTICE is hereby given that applca-
ton las been made to tHV Court Of Com
non Pleas Of Pottel county for the In
corporation of a society for the propH-
cation and protection of Trout to b,
entitled The Coudersport Fishing
Club" and that corporate powers will
hc conferred upon said society at the
February Tenn, 1o74, of ,ad Court
Should 10 valid objection be made.
BY order of Court,
ii. J. OLMSTED Proihg.
THE best tailoring establishing in tir
state Is uow in full bIa,t al simmons
RtguI@tofS TIL irIHa!se is IN tu, mouth
f All the fashionable as well rs these
that want good goods al lew figures.
ENOR SALE-The undersigned offgrs
Z for sale his property situated at
.,nes,r Fork p, knew. as the Gene
sue j 0gh iiGt,l. Bullhn.g q hyW: term
2. asoi#bte. JEROME DIMUN.
a-nese. 70. +, Jan. ii, La.
sENsIoE, BOUNTY y CLAIM AGENCY.
mere are THOUSAND is Of Soldiers aa,, Slio.
the ate war, o. iaeir widow o heir. eut.,..
% PENSIONS, Byuuiie., Prize ao4ny., -, w.
ave aot made claim. Pensions ra,t.; a. f.o.H ,
s. per rnolth are now rated. undertis Kew la.
.om s. to SIS. Al Pensioners should apply 20
ne Increase. The 500 ADniTio.AL loTsTY u1u.
= pied lOG, 10y those entitled, "eiJ"e JaauU.
4. 1874. ti,le thereto expiring Ihon. widow t-..
soncrs entitled TO e PER uo..ih 70. each chad 80.
sar 10 years All Thn tliuE ti.2'Ese.ve, elnt.ls-
10 Bounty or Pension Gao matter how si!-:--.
,oua,e.i or j.ea,c} should a,itsi ne IT U..''
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1874-02-04
TITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON-

k CERN.-Circumstances have com
PEELED lis to adopt the READY-PAY
SYSTEM. and hereafter we will sell no
goods on credit unless by special agree
ment. ARCH T. JONES & son.
Coudersport, Nov. Il, 1873.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1874-02-04
No Court till THURSDAY Afternoon.

NOTICE is Ger, 10y given that there
~ will be no SESSION Of the 81 vrrM
courts OF Potter county for the trans
action Of business until Thursday after
neon, February 10. | II. al > O'Clock. at
w..icu time c,istubiss viii make their
returns ard such other husin IS will be
attended IL as does lot X qlige tie in
tety,ntion OF a jury. NrNly-tlyct,d
cohst&bl Will also hc present. for quail
ifiration ard such Other township Of
fceis as 10y law are required TO have
t cir bonds approved 10y the Count, will
ave Their bond presented for approval.
II. j. OLMSTED, PrCUty.