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DLACk ALPACAS-Just opened tno as
Id sortment Of the Grand Duchess and Col
VIM. N. BERKLEY,
oct 10 64 King street.
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NOR THE HOLlDAYS-We have received
Il lhis day lh" following goods, which we VIII
seji sl ur,ccS to suit the times Raisns, in whole
half and quarter boxes; loose Museatg and
Secl!css do; imperial Figs in layers; Eleine
do. in layers; Malaga Grapes Oranges and
Lemons Citron and Lemon Peel; Almonds;
English Wslnuts; Pecans; Filber!s and Palm
Nuts Atmores and anderson Mlnce Meat;
Annl, Butter; Co.'s Gelatine GAINED Goods;
Enrlish and American Pickles. Sauces and Pot
ted Meats; Canton Ginger; Pineapple, Ed"m
md Sapssgo rhecsr; Brandy Peaches and Cher
rirs: olive Oil; Sardines; Flavorlng Extracts.
Also large STOCK OF line Imported and Domes-
TIC Liquors, which we guarantee to De as pure rs
r.r be- bought in this country. For bargains Call
on GEO. McBURNEY u SON,
Fine Grsccrs and Liquor Dealers,
ion lti nnd 10 King street.
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CL0AkS /!

CLOAkSl CL0AkS!
The --latest Styles.
A large line just opened. Cali and see them
oct 22 u. +. WliMEh w.
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PROCLAIM MATtoN.

WHEREAS. The HonorableW. u. jerks,
PrcsidentsJudge of the Court of Com
mon Pleas and Quarter Sessions in and for
the county of Forest, has issued his pre-
cCpt for holding Curt of Common Pleas
Quarter Sessions; Sc., at Tionesta, trr
the County of Forest, 10 commence Gu the
fourth Monday of May next, being the
25th day of May 1874. Notice is therefore
given to the Coroner, Justices of the Peace
and Constables OF said county, that they be
then apd there ip their proper persons at
ten o'eiock, AM, of said day, with their
records, inquisitions examinations and
other remembrauces, to do those things
which to their offices appertain to be done,
and to those who bound in recognizance
to prosecute against the prisoners that are
or Shall bein tbejail OF Forest County that
they be then and there to prosecute against
them as shall be just. Given under my
hand and seal this 29th day of April A. ID,
1874. Il. j. VAN GIESEN, Sh'ff.
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Ne,C Advertisements.
NOTICE.

In pursuance of an act Of the Gener,,l
Assembly passed the Sd day OF April, 1851
and subsequent .Spplemeatso passed the
1Ith day of April. 1872 and 1874, tho sub
seriber will be at the following named
places for the purpose or fcollectifig taxes
for the year 1874. All taxes not paid on
or before, ,tlie first day OF, Aheuek, lS74, ten
per cent. will be added for collecting:
Barnet township, Cooksburg, June l6,
from a. m. to l2In. Clarington, June Ii
from J.. III to p. IN.
jerks township, Marien, June IL, from
ga. m. to 3 p. m.
kingsley township, June 10, at tho store
of Wheeler C Dusenbury.
Green township, June 20, at the house OF
l.. Arner.
Harmony township, June %, at the store
of }. |. Range. Trunkeyville, June D, at
Peterson's.
Hickory township, June "a, at the store
of T.. J. Bowman.
Tiqnesta township, ~ uhd s2l at fCourt
) House. u " 81 90 y u T. u II
Tionesta borough, June 20. at Court
House.
Howe township, June %. at Brook ston, l.,
at the store of George Pond 6 Co.
FRED. GLASSNER, Treasurer
Nav 3, 1874.
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Jury List for May. Term, 1874
GRANDJURoRs.

a =. - = -. I. j. = q
GRAND JURORS.
8 Harmony, Twp.-rIsaae Siggins, Fore
man; d. +. Copeland, JohnA. Dawson :
Howetwp,7Jaeob Cosper., rl,yn
Hickory twp.-JohB Brecht, James Al
baugh. ......-
q (. Barnett twp.1John Beer. f.. c. Mays,
VI. p. Spence. '.A III r., e
Kingsley twp.--Andrew Weller, 8.
Byadbnry, Hugh Hanna, John Zents, II.
Alice, Darius Toby, VIM, Beck. -
Il Green twp.1James Hepler, II. -owner,
Il. ID. Lacy. .u a. .... t.a ~
. Tlonesta twp.AJames Sollnger, John
Carney, w. Jameson, John 'Hepler. reg .l'sii
O jerks p.-rEdward Eldridge. .-,r
raj zIiY.71E PETIT TJURORSg r 81
Green twp.-Samuel Bush, Henry Iken-
iburgh, w. N. Haslett, Richard Dickera-
ger. Geo. crispen. Frederick King, Mar
tin Guylier, j. G.. Davis. y.s '|
Harmony twp.-Johp Peterson, jesse
Dawson, LIN, Range. Madison Church,
David Borry, Henry Sutley, j., H. Pen
nell, jr., s. @. Ferry, Jesse Burchfield.
q Tonesta Boro.--Jaepb Wenk, c. D. Ma
abie, g. w. Rovard, IL. III. May, James
Graham, J. d. Hulines, .. r.. stroup. q
= rionesta twp.-christian Crob, b. C.
Sullivan, Reese. SeilL, Aqrlla Mong.
jerks twp.-George Eldrige, Thos. Nu-
gent, jacob Mercilhott, John D. Hunt.
Peter Mercilliott. ''f - IT
Barnett twp.-Wm. Shields, Jacob
NAYS, John Kphns,gJ an. IitzgafaId, "A.
T.. Seigwofth. C'Na~" "a ~ 4 .
Kingsley twP Conrad SRirhan, ]. r.
Morgan, Perry Button, Theron, BLY,, Rob't
Stoyer, George Watson, IIrf 80. I',-... .
Howe twp.-Edson Tuttle. t..s
Hickory wp.7Jonathan Abaugh, Ira
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one hundred I09} acres, and being same
land conveyed bvJacOb Mercsill ltott rreas.
to James Stewart by Deed dutedsSe,Jts 27tii
A. ID. 1889, and recorded in Forest Co,
Pa, in Decd Book No. 9, page Y, II
ALSo-All that other certain piece or
parcel Of land situate in Jenls township,
Forest Co.. Pa, viz: Warrant No. s6TL
bounded and described as follows, to=Wit:
North by warrants Nos. 2Ct2I aid 2022,
east by warrant No. 366T, south by war;
rant No. 3672. and west by Warrant No.
364i, and being the same land conveyed
by John w. Miller, Treas, to james Stew
art by Deed dated Sept. 18th. A. ID. 1886,
aud recorded i'm Forest Co., Pa, in Decd
Book No. 9, page 73. r...I -.' ...,--. --.-.s
ALso--Ail hat other. certain pfeco or
parcel Of land situate in Burnett township,
Forest Cos Pa, viz: -Four hundred and
ninety (490J acres Of warrant No. 31I5,
warranted in the name of III, Leroy and
Jan Linklain,and being same land conway
ed by Jacob Mercilliott,i Treas, to James
Stewart by Deed dated Sept. 27th, a. ID.
1864, and recorded in Forest Co., Pa, in
Deed Book No. page 20.
Taken in execution and to be sold as the
property of Thos, Boyd, Garrett Cnusah
and Thos. g. Stewart, partners as Boyd,
Crusan & Co., at the suit Of II. Childs &
Co. Hi .H5 lfuGIm D lEaI
,"Ia9hto l-arli ALSO, 1i1'Yinp Jwoh
. y. W. Anes, now Rexford Pierce, Pres
ident in trust for tho Titusville Savings
Bank, VS., K IL. Guild and Vim. T. Neil,
n. Fa., No, "a May Term, 1874, c. d. No.
6 May Term, IS7I.--Heill & Nejtl.-EAll
defenaauts right, title, interest and claim
N and TO all that certain piece or parcel of
land situate in tile Township of Harmony.
'Ceunty6f Forest, and State OF Pennsyl-
avatliad lQhe hundred aRd forty-fOur acres
assessed as Fish, formerly Guild, which
WAS granted to w. w. Mason bv Daniel
Black, Treasurer Of the said County of
: Forest. by Deed dated June sth, 1858, aud
which was granted by the said w. w, Ma
son AID Agnes g. Mason, his wife. to Tie
sslid "A. "A. Shaw, by Deed dated April 5Oth,
ls6o aud recorded the office of tho Re-
corder Of said Forest County, April. 30th,
1859, IN Deed Book vol. 4, at page $40 and
$50 being the same tract of land former
I lg owned ny the said Rufus II. Guild, and
Afterwards by Hencry Il. Lyle and others.
Together with all and singular the tene-
ttients, hereditanfents and appertenaiices
therennto' belonging, or In arywise spper-
LalnlfY- Wn Iat On N g.enal 1~ftlt1 ada
- Taken in execution and 10 be sold as tho
properly of II. II. Guild aid Wnn. IT.
oNcill, at the suit Off. w. Ames. now
; RexfoId Pierce, President in trust for the
,Iltusville Savings Bank. ,. l.f.. f.-.p,
- Terms Cash. -iIls' -loi '5..I nell
dgidu u0T. j. VAN GIEsEN. Sheriff
sheriff . Office, TiOnesta, Pa, April 20,
Ual..smE -.-WlNn4--.lsI
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* Eincisy, Ot MesdvfisHRS pre-
seuted t1s thev First Presby.erian
Church, of that city a large aud beau.
ti6,l bell, from the Nfeneeiy Foundry,
Troy, N. Y, which is to be placed up.
on the new church edifce when com
pleted.. or. .'e,. ~, ~, ,.(A A,TO
"A boiler used on the we'll of g.
G. Selden and others, at Pstrolia, ex-
ploded on Saturday morning last,
killing the engineer, A. II. Warm, q
resident of East Brady, aged twenty.
six. The cause Of the explosion is
unknown. i.i els s.,-t g,.t
' Geo. Hunter has got a little ex-
cited about the crusaders. He re-
marked the other day that,"if these
creosotes come fooliug around him, he
would get about two shirts to the wind +,
and would make it warm for them."1
Rev. DIR. LOOMS, of Allegheny
College recently rendered his 'resigna-
tion as President Of that institution,
which has been accepted, to take effect
July lst. III health is assigned S the
cause Of the fesignatiOn.I 2 ENHzS
|,.FN FNeharisy Hinton. at lis IauSbe
near Tubb's Run, is making barrels,
Kegs, irkins and, casks Of all kinds,
suitable for all the various purposes
10 which these useful vessels aEeJ put.
"Patrcnize home industry. 90. re'lilg .iiij5
--Wm. B, ,Washbarn was sworn IN as
US. Senator'S in place Of Chas. Sum
per. last week, BY MI, Carpenter. He
will undoubtedly fiji the place assigned
him with honor to himself and con
stituents, .Ht % --. ! Iguasss9 -4W
''''"'''' .Tstq4u
20 Lone night last week, burglars en-
Tered the house of Hon. G. W. Alien,
of Tidiou:e, and extracted therefrom
the sum of twelve dollars, The per-
operators of the robbery are yet at
iaFSe' sssIGFs ...g Hhalin9 .fu d 1t 3 3
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roREsr coUNrY oFFIcERs.

President Jtdge--W, p. JENKa.
associate JSdges--J. A. PRoPRR, AN
DLKw Cook.
IShcriG.-T. J. VAN GfEsEN.
TredsHrcr-FREp. G1AssNER.
FrothonotaTy, Register G Recordey, &C.
y. y. AoNEw. 4 ,ti-lft
C0mmissioners--T. d. COLLINS, JOHN
'THoMrsoN, JAS. X. CLARK.
County SVperi,ifeHdent-S. +. RoHRER.
t7isfrict Auorneg--S. ID. Irwin.
Jttrg C0mnissioners--JAs.F FLYNN, WM.
NfArTkRsoN.
sclbuRfy SHfVeyor-S.D. IRWIN.
'ebroRsr-M. ITTEL, in.
,cSeunfvD %nditorS--T. u. Conn, l.. WAR
,CRR, q. SAAfHsoN.
Mcnsber@ COxgress lOth 1'strios--C. u.
ccRvtaF
Asssss5ly -rMARrJS WILLIAMS.
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We hear with regret Of the death
of Mr.. N. H. siggins, Of Harmony
township, which occurred at his resi-
dence on Saturday morning last, at 2
o'clock. His age at the time Of his
death was sixty.nine years. He was
born and raised in Venango county,
and was a resident, of that county un-
ill the section in which he lived was
made part of Forest. He was a
faithful member Of the NJ. +. Church,
aud lived in tbs faith. Mr.. Siggins
was highly respected by all who knew
him, and his descendents have the sat
isfaction of knowing that he was one
of "the nobelest works of God, 40
honest man."
Mrs. Alfred Alleuder, his daughter,
died at Parkers on Thursday last and
was brought home for burial, arriving
at her fathers house OH Friday even
ing. He only lived a few hours after
her arrival. Both were buried in the
Steyarts Run cemetry, on Sunday last,
and we're followed to their graves byIa
numerous procession; numbering some
thing over eighty vehicDess Ths strick-
en- mourners have the'sympathy of tie
antira community. ~
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Applications for License, May Ses-
sions, 1874.

George w. Bovard, wholesale license Tio-
nesta borough. TAT[yEr
Geo."ge L. Latimer, Hotel license, Tones
Ia Dor ugh.
Daniel Bl..cS, Hotel. license, Tionesta bor-
ough.
John r. Neill, hctel license, Tionesta
Township. rrJ I.II' ,lr.E
John Woodcock, Hotel license, Eeilltown,
Harmony township.
Attest: J. B. AGNEW, Clerk.
April 2S, 1874
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Registrars Notice..

Public notice is hereby given that AL
fred Allinder, guardian of John o. Cook
minor, child of Jonathan Il. Cook deceased,
has filed in the Registers Office IN and for
the County of Forest, at Tionesta. his final
account as guardian of the said minor,
and that the same will be presented to the
Orphans Court of said COP uty tor. confirm
alton and allowance, on Monday, the 18th
day of May next, at the Court Ho Sc, at
Tionesta, in the County aforesaid.
j. B. AGNEW, Register.
April "a 1874
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~ -TioqesIas Granee was Instituted

Topessa yGsanse sas Instituted
yesterday afternoon, at the Odd Eel
lows half, by Asa Battles, Deputy
Master. .lof .Girara, .Efis Go. The fol.
loving are the names Of the officers
elected and installed;I .salj f.s issis
Master, J. M, Kepler,, ,,,f ,f'aiI ,...,i a.
''g gOyefseer, p. ID. TIlomaamt ,s-Z
Lecturer, S. d. airwin.,na 9f5I II
I Secretary, P, o. Conser. & 81 q, s''
i,sBfecsureriJbA Proper ~
Steward, S. II. Haslsts
7oAss't. Steward, DR.. j. Z. Blaines
Gate; Keeper, Jacob Hood. 10
. Chaplain, M.n w::Tate. 'i7a'ss -
FCerel, MAMIE. Blaine.
Pokfena, Mrs. p. o. Conver.kA
Flora, Mrs. S. d. Irwin.
Stewardess, Mrs. 5. II, ,Haslet.
Hereafter We wilLkeep our readers
posted asAto when and where the
grange meets We understand that
they ste> Obliged % mcet. not less Than
once 4 month. ~ s'SeA
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SHERiFF'S SALES,

pY VIRTUE of sundI writs OF Fl. Fa.
DVen. eN. and alias ven. ex. issued out of
the Court OF Common Pleas o. Forest Co.,
and to me directed, there will be exposed
to sale by public vendue or outcry, at the
Court House, in the borough of ] Iionesta,
on ~ .ls D.. .fr.EN
MONDAY, MAY 25th, A. D., 1874
at o'clock p. NJ, the following decribod
real estate, to-wit:
8. p. johnson VS.. James w. Guthrie,
Ven. EN. No. 80 MAY Term, lS74,TC. ID. II
Sept. Term, ls7l.-Johnson.-All the de-
PENDANTS right, title, interest and claim of,
IN and to all that certain piece or parcel of
land situate in jerks township, Forest
County, Pa. Beginning at the northwest
corner of warrant No. 2775,- thence. by
warrant No. 4l29 and land SURVEYED to
Samuel Wallace, north $40 perches, thence
by warrant No. 1870 east l40 perches,
thence by warrant No. 5000 south l6S per-
chcs, thence by last mentioned warrai. I
east 3Sb perches, thence by other lands
surveyed to Nelson Strong, thence south
236 perches, and thence by warrant No.
2l75 west 4SO perches to the place of be-
ginning. Containins 1913 acres, more or
less, warranted in the name of Nelson
Strong.
Taken in execution and to be sold as the
property of james w. Guthrie at the suit
of 5. p. Johnson.
ALSO,
II. Childs & Co., VS.. Thos. Boyd, Gar
rett Crusan and Thos. q. Stewart, part.
ners as Boyd, Crusan c Co., Alias Vendi.
Ex., No. lfMayTerIn, lSTa ElrD. lg.Feb.
Term, -l674.-Allen & Ahdhtpson.- de
fendants right title interest and claim of,
in and 10 all the following described real
estate, to-wit: All that certain piece or
parcel of land in Howe township, Forest
County, Pa, viz: Sub No. 20 of warrant
No. 29l6 warranted in tho name of Will
helm Willink, bounded and described as
follows, to-wit: North by sub No. IL of
warrant No. 29l6, east by sub No. 10 of
warrant No. 29l0. south by warrant No.
2sOs, and west by warrant No. 2995. Con-
tanning one hundred (l00) acres, and being
the same land conveyed by Jacob Mercil-
liott, Treas, 10 James Stewart, by Deed
dated Sept. 9th, A, ID, 1864, and recorded
in Forest Ce., l'a-, IN Deed Book No. g,
page IL.
AI.so--All that other certain piece or
parcel of land situate in Howe township
Forest Co., Pa, viz; Subdivision No. 10
of warrant No. 29l6, warranted in the
name of Wilhelm Wllink, and bounded
and described as follows, to-wit: North
hyas0b No. II Of warrant No. 29l6, east by
sub. No. Is of same warrant, south by
warrant No. 2S0S, and west by sub. No.
20 Of warrant No. 2al6, and containing
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Papa Baldwin, at Tidioute, has
the most extensive and best selected
lot of Fishing Tackle that we have
ever seen in country stOre, and at
astonishingly low prices. 4 6m
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.r Robinson & Bonner have just re-
ceived a fresh invoice Of boots and
shoes of all styles and prices r Also
some of the old stock on hand which
will be sold below cost. sinairq 1tf
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TSs 5prssi gtpubIitHs.
WBBSRsBlY MORNING, MAY 6, is7I.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.

( BWr0ess--M. IrTEL, in. RI go
CbaMciinen--S. J. WolGntt, r. J. Van
shescp,- J. E. Blainc,eD. $. Knox, J. 8.
Hood, J. A. Proper,
JUsiices Of enc Peace-w. r. Mercilliott,
-. 8. Knox.
C0nStdbie--H. Swaggart
1Schooi Dircctors-n. g. Knox, II. o. Da-
Wis, 8. J. Woleott, .. II. Haslet, A. II.
Kelly, ID. Clark. r Htff
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.


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LUMBER 20. store, has Just received
80 80 I Nlt,'u' s.' s',o" ,.'., ea's' oVai on
- ''"" " o''p'S' MS ~ wares wares
- WORK mas commenced on the
4oup'a'ion OIL Al, lteis new house,
W"'cn VIII oe rusned N through to COM
r,s,;, is.o III '''s SH0''es' p0ss'o'e space space
gea boos yIiasl
Ll-oome improvements in the way of
. AsM 'soss'sss, nave 0een made IN our
eown ssn curing the past week. week sesee There are
s.;.,'a w nuo., 49,, u s'us"aiks that need
s oa''t ~ assoov sri.is
S,ea '. o'APp' w,oow OF % Hev' Ralph
APP .o'nst,y OF PRESIDENT Is visit visit
s - ,O"n ~ present enc Is quite
hearty for her age 30 Y9'-T
-isd n.;,A.s;r,
Ssddi Srodneod 60 oef E as, '"e p'y''o ueo' was
[sataIo M (, : 80, az '' '"'e We We
49, - 80 - -sse9" 40 specie pay
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Don't send money by mail and
run risks, but buy Briggs & Bros
Garden and Flower Seeds in packages
and in bulk, at Robinson q Bonner's.
46 If '-'
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Glover and Timothy Seed at Rob.
inson Il Bonner's. 4S If
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The 81. Marys Gosetie' coDmpIsIIos

of rowdyism among the Young men Of
that place. Now we must say for the
young meu Of this place that they
have very little il any tendency that
way. Nearly all of them are temper
ate and gentlemanly at all times. It
seems to be tacitly understood among
them that rowdyism is not the right
road to pursue, and they do not pur.
sue it. Some older ouos might take
example by them. ....-.,... .19a
-In company with a few others of
our place, we had the pleasure Of see
ing 10. Jefferson in Rip Van Wrinkle,
at cii City, on Wednesday evening
last. Everybody who has heard Of
Jefferson has heard Of his peculiar fit
ness for the character Of Rip Van
Winkle, and we will not waste words
on the subject. Suffice it to, say we
we're amply repaid for, our trip and
came home with an exalted opinion Of
Jefferson. 10 -ama.ia i.na uafsaa'sor
sos.so s.,,,sas,, =. ,.a.s..,l ass,,,s
jury.ih the case of Charles Laribee,
ibdicted for the murder Of LeNis Will
Jams, found verdict of Murder in
The, First Degree ''d When the verdict
was announced the prisoner sank into
his chair, and covered his face with
hisz hands. Sentence will be passed
to.day.dG G.5E. Taylor, ESQ !, was Coun-
sci for the defense. aud did all in hi.
power 20 clesf, the guilty man, butthe
evidence was too conclusive. i- +. iIs'is oHis .
,''l4 /, I'M. Carpenter is taking ne new u tac ks
on his sky.Iight, and making new holes
in ahisobaildihg to- admit the pure, up-
adultsrsted rays Of light through the
clearest atmosphere in this region, ia.
NOUS Slike for the purity of its air,
and ricbnes, of its scenery. When
Mr.. Carpenter once gets his light to
suit him he wilI.not1sisnd back for
anva stist in tbk country Eve him
a cail.s =
ZThs ArLan.os n,ddls ;no,s.so.
in Interest. and news from ,h.rs ,.rs
apxioa,lv locked Gr Tro,ns of ,hs
d;asrent na r,ies-in The fror ust . !
Pin, R,to A. an ,bs aoth ,lt onas,he
result wa. ~. a,fsat of tho R,oot
men 9th , ,a. L;,,odF%d
we,rvwo,nAe,r- s.,,.,, - n. e.x
ter men were wounded, The whole
party Of Brookites were captured. dis. !
armed and yeut home:
.P.v ED NC. ga.
IF Sberidap,3N = ,,re ot nrs.ans ;n
own ON a visit to,tbeN relatives. I'd
friends. Mr. Mscresrv !. :, rS,ro.
Dcors shealtb1ltansed 4, -, a,o.a'"a
application to his pastoral duties! bpt
hopes BY carefuItreatment to be ready
% fh his puipit again in the course of
4 few weeks = e..
Senator WalIacesbas introdu..d
limited liabiiitvbill which limits the
liability of cornoratians orconized nm
Ter Il to the stool snd franoh;so.Ioe
he subscribers. Its value is in 5 per-
hitting employees to become partners
n abusiness on a basis that does mot
'pdanger Involvement beyond thessin-
crest tsken. : /
The Democrats have CHANGED
heir tactics in Tegard.to the iudisiaI
.ppeiBt,uen.s On Thursday ,os, ,hov
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'afF - .H.... r. .H.rI II = ri sol r N !
Ia connection with my Saving Ma.
chine business, l am now prepared to
take all kinds of Sewing Machines in
exchange far5Ievibnka and irspait all
kinds Of Machines making then, work
as good as new, o.. 'sO pay. 1 also have
heedless for all Grst class machines.
Parties living at a distance can send
machines and they will be repaired and
returned by express. Needles sent by
mail sn receipt of s1.OO per dozen.
Call at my Office on South Seneca
street, Oil City, Pa, or address
SO If sbFgn DC. GRAVES.
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!, There s''shoddy" in glass, rs wei as IN
in woolen fabrics. Consuniers9 ofGk
sene arc sometimes almost discouraged, so
frequently do chiinneys break, without
any apparent cause. rendering the cost OF
ohiinneys about equal to that OF oil. Cheap
ness being the order of the day. a great
many manufactures make chhnneys from
silicate of lime, instead Of from lead The
initiated may tell tho diiferent Qualities o.
SJassb by ringing thom; tie vibrations of
tho lead glass have clear, ringing. bell
like sound, possessing the requisite
strength to withstand expansion and con-
traction, as well as the general pressure of
use, md will outlast half a-doGans Of tho
lime glass chimpeys, Fifteen cents in
vested IN one of the lead chimneys II
money well spent, even though it injurcs
the Grade" in the cheaper kihd, which it
most assarcdly ought to, and doubtless
will Stick a pin there, and remember AZ.
The genuine led glass chinneys may
be had at wholesale or retail of ~ t'fF
Ddh GEO. w. DITHkIDGE co., wi
'aI 2'a'9 s'lg a'5lQ7l s Tionesta, Pa.