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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-08-11
Kansas Democratic STATE Com
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a delegate convention OF the Democrat,
party OF the state OF Kansas will be held In
the hall OF the House of Representatives In
the city OF Topeka, ut O'Clock y. m, on Wed
nesday, August 3d. A. ID. 1915, for the purpose
OF nominating candidates for State ofiicer.
and Presidential electors. Also for the pur
pose OF selecting n State central committee
ana the transaction of such other business "a,
may properly come before the convention
Inc convention will be composed of three
ueiSSaIss from each representative district
unuer the apportiOnment act of 1876
We respectfully recommend that the Dem.
ocratlc voters OF the State, and such other
good citizens rs may choose to act 18th them
meet IN county mass convention ut their re-
sPectlye county seats, ut O'Clock y. m. OF
SSansuruay' august ~, 1876, and select three
uelegates and three alternates from eacI
representative district in the county, and
that the secretary OF the county convention
Immediately thereafter transmit to the see
Rotary OF the state central committee, at To-
peka, a list OF the delegates and alternates 50
selected.
We also urge upon our friends throughout
inc State 70 complete Immediately their
county and district organizations, and that
the names ana postofice address of the Of
cal organizations, he at once sent TO the sec
Rotary OF the state central committee
we respectfully invite the co-oDeration of
all good citizens, without regard TO former
party names or associations, IN an honest and
uSterinlned eHort TO correct the evils and
ABUSES that threaten our system of govern
mens, and TO secure to ourselves and posteri-
W the blessings OF pure and free govern
ment, whose benefits shall be felt and enjoy
Ell ny all its citizens, irrespective of race or
rcltgiou3 opinions.
by order of the State Central Committee.
Dated this LIST day of June, A. d.. 1876
ii. MILES MOORE, Secretary.
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The great high flyers came togeth-
er at Buffalo, last week, and Gold
smith Maid got away with the
purse, trotting in 2:151<, 2:15. aud
:151<, the three fastest consecutive
heats on record. Smuggler behav-
ed badly and came in last of all.
He may do better at the next race.
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NJ JOHN MARTIN, Chairman
IL. MILES MOORE, Secretary.

In pursuance of the above call, n mass con-
Vcntion OF the Democracy of Lyon county
VIII be held at the court house, in Emporia,
On oaturday, August 18th, 1876, at 10 O'Clock
attend convention to be held ut Tobekn, KS
august Ssd, 1876, to nominate State ticket,
PRESIDENTIAL electors, and for the transaction
OF such other business AS NAV propcrIy come
before the convention
Dated this 9th day of August, 1876.
ii. 4. NORTON,
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independent Grcenback Con.
VenlIOm.

An Independent Greenback Convention
will be held at Grange hall, in EmpOria KS,
on saturday, the 10 Inst, at O'Clock D. m
for the purpose OF nominating u county tick
Ct, members OF the Legislature for the SD and
S3d districts, and also for the purpose OF ele.-
ting delegates to the Senatorial convention
for the --, and delegates to n Congress
Friday, August 10Th.
Each township in the county, and each
ward In the city are entitled 10 two delegates.
j. v. RANDOLPH. Chr'm Co. Com
ID. NANGCNDY, Secretary.
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Here is the opening gun for the
fall campaign of 1876:
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Aug. L.
The Republicans elected their May
or to-day by 1872 majority. The
Council Is strongly Republican.
Gain nearly 800"
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An Independent Greenback Convention
Will be held at Grange hall, in the civ OF
Emporta, on Saturday, the 25th INST, for the
purpose OF nominating a state Senator for the
district composed OF Lyon and Greenwood
counties.
Each representative district in said coun-
tits VIII be entitled TO two delegates
EmPoria, Ks, August s, 1876
j. v. RANDOLPH
Chairman Senatorial Committee
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STRAYED.

STOLEN-From near Plymouth, on Friday
~ night, July 2Sth, 1876, one iron gray horse;
-FOUR years Old last spring; about IS hands
nlgh; branded A w on left shoulder; White
lace, with snip on nose; two black spots on
IIEnI hlps Olack stripe above hook Joint on
IeiL nina leg; no shoes. 4 liberal reward
Will be paid for horse and thief or for either.
address, Hiram Conner, Sheriff EmDoris
Co., Kansas. An sac va
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BEATTY Pa N
Grand square and upright. Liberal terms
70 dealers. Send stamp for Circular. Ad-
jersey. Ally
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For Judge-Fifth Judicial District.
Il. II. PEYTON.
RepnbIlcan County Tieket.

Representative, s2d Dist. L. b. KELLOGG
Representa- tive. $50 Dist....A. W. PLUMB
Probate Judge ........E. W. CUNNINGHAM
County Attorney ..........T. n. SEDGWICK
Clerk Of Court -..-.......G. w. FREDERICK
County Superintendent o. 3. WHARTON
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PROBATE JUDGE.

Z. W. Cunningham and L. B.
Kellogg nominated. Ballot result
ed as follows: Cunningham so;
Kellogg 80. Cunningham's nomi-
nation made unanimous.
I. N. Sedgwick nominated by &C.
clamstion for county attorney.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.
Miss Augusta j. Slocum and o.
b. Wharton were placed in nomina-
ton. Ballot, Wharton, Go; Miss
Slocum 20. Wharton's nomination
made unanimous.
On motion the Convention ad-
journed.
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SENATORIAL CoNNENrIoN.

Notice Is hereby given that delegate con-
yention ofthe Republicans ofLyon anu Green
wood counties, 10 nominate a candidate for
state Senator for this Senatorial district, will
be held at Emporia, on Thursday, September
9Th. 1875, at 10 O'Clock q. IN. Lyon county will
have 10 delegates, and Greenwood county II
delegates, and u IS recommended that they
be chosen on August 5th, 1876.
J. JAY BUCK, for Lyon county
Il. TUCKER, for Greenwood county.
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FOR RENT.

ENOR SALE-Prof. Carmichael'S residence.
~ inquire OIL Z. NJ Forde. S2-tf
Nor SALE OR RENT-A farm. or viii
- trade for house and lot in Emporia
Sl-u DRS. LAWRENCE
DIOR RENT-A house with five rooms. on
~ easy terms. Apply to
Sl-S2 w T. MCCARTHY
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fanciess truths, errors, correct premises
and illogical conclusions, that it is al
most as magnificent q muddle as Tilden e
letter Of acceptance. And as it Is abso-
lutely necessary for the general interests
1 try to represent that the subject be
kept clear from mystiication and confu-
sion, add the word gold in parenth esis
after the word money, where he means
gold. To avoid muddling we must avoid
confusion OF terms. For instance, when
Hayes d Wheeler, and Tiiden & Hem
bricks, announce themselves in favor of
redeeming our currency and paying all
debts in s'coin," and do not say which
kind Of "coin" they mean, they are pal.
ably humbuggIng, because they know
that gold coin is worth 20 per cent more
than silver coin, and it makes an i'm
mense difference which we pay in. When
gcld and silver were Of equal value,
"coin" meant either, and was so under
stood. Now it is subterfuge to use the
word 'coin" without saying whether
gold or silver Is meant. So when the
money that we are considering is either
gold, or silver, or paper, to avoid con-
fusion we should understand which is
meant.
Ny friend begins by defining the nature,
necessity and benefits Of money 30 human
industry and progress, and does this
quite clearly and correctly. agree with
his definition OF money. though not with
his conclusion that gold is the only arfi-
Gle that ought to be and can best be US
ed as money. This portion Of his letter
commends what follows to the acceptance
OF the reader, but to distinguish between
truth and error is just where begins the
difficulty. Before further considering the
first four paragraphs Of Resumption's ar
ticle therefore begin to quote where
he begins to muddle in genuine cutie
fish style:
It Is no argument to say that money
(gold is scarce here.
As the question at issue is the redemp-
ton here by Jan. 1, 1879, of 100000, 600
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that silver has, and paper can be given
better money qualities than either. Silver
is and always has been far more unIver-
sally used as money than gold. Its pro-
duction is more uniform ana reliable, the
values fixed in it are less fluctuating, Its
supply is more elastic and self regulating.
1t was legal tender all over the world
from the earliest records until 1916, when
gold was first made the exclusive legal
tender in England, Ireland and Scotland,
though in them silver remains legal tender
for ordinary transactions, and despite all
fluctuations in their production, silver and
gold stood fer ECO years prior to 1873 at
the relative value of 15x to one without
enough change to affect commercial tran
saetions in either. But when, after Aus
tralia, Turkey, Brazil, Portugal and Chill
had initiated England Germany, Dem
mark, Sweden, Norway and the United
States, unitedly abolished silver as legal
tender and made gold almost exclu-
sive legal tender, the relative value
of the two metals seriously changed,
and has in three years gone up
twenty per cent above silver and every
thing else, and all debts payable in gold
are thereby increased 20 per cent, pros
trating business bankrupting debtors,
and destroying American industry. This
is the financial policy planned by the Eu-
ropean cutie fsh, endorsed by the eu-
pidity Of home creditors, clamored for by
our great parties" enacted by Congress,
and biIndly approved by legions OF fool
ish partizan debtors. Silver is the worlds
among the vast popuI atoms Of
Asia gold has never been used as money
to any extent. The specie of Hamilton,
Jefferson, Benton. Madison, jackson, Van
Buren,. GaIlatin, Of this country in specie
payment times, of oul Supreme Court, OF
our constitution, of our debts, was and is
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known "a the Dustin Island, containing
about twelve acres OF land more or less,
Of which about nine acres are improved
aud under cultivation.
ALso.-A double Island in the Alleghe-
ny River about two miles above the Bor-
ough of Tioncsta, in Tlonesta Township,
Forest County, State of Pennsylvania
and originally named by, and always
known as, the Jesse Dale Island, adioi1-
ing, contiguous TO each other, containing
In all about twenty-five acres, Of which
about lS acres, moro or less, are improved
and cultivated.
ALso.-The undivided half of a GER
tain piece or parcel of ground situate and
being in the Borough of III Onesta, Forest
County, Pennsylvania, containing three
different lots as laid off in the plot made
by Sickles, the proprietor, and situate Mt
and below the east end of tho Tionesta
Bridge. Bounded on the west by the Al
legheny River at low water mark, and on
the south by lots and land owned by John
A. Dale. and on which is erected one two
story frame house. Containing altogether
one acre more or less.
ALso.-All the right, title and interest
OF Defendant in and to certain piece or
parcel of land in Tionesta Township. and
west OF the Allegheny River, being the
southwest part Of the tract of land survey-
ed on warrant signed to Arlam Eek, and
all that portion of the south and south
west of that portion of the same decided
by Poland Hunter to his granddaughter
Ann Range. Bounded by the Allegheny
River on the southwest, and on the south
east and the west by the lines of the origi-
nal tract. Containing one hundred and
fifty acres, more or less, of which about
twenty-five acres were cleared and culti-
waited, but now partly grown up to brush.
Taken in execution and TO be sold as the
of Geo. S. Hunter, at the suit OF
II. Lamberton and G. w. Gilfiillan Il Co.
Terms cash. Nl ift
JUSTIS SHAwKEY, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Tionesta, Forest County,
Pa, May 81, 1876. te
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Notice to Taxpayers.


The subscriber will be at the following
named places for the purpose of receiving
Taxes for the year 1876. Those paying be-
fore August LIST are entitled to an abate-
ment OF per cent
Ef Barnett TownShip.
Monday, June a8,Cooksburg, from 10 to
II O'Clock a. M. Monday, June 26, Clar-
ington, from to o'clock p. m.
Jerks T'o,onShip.
Tuesday, June q, Marien Post Office.
Harmony Township.
Wednesday, July 8, Store of. /. Range.
Thursday, July Q, Trunkeyville.
Hickory To,onShip.
Friday, July 7, Store of Il. j. Bowman.
Ringsley IO,0nShip.
Saturday, July 8, Store of Wheeler, Du-
senbury q Co.
e.. Green Tot0aShip.
Monday, July 10, Nebraska.
IiOnestd TOWaShiP.
Tuesday, July IL, Treasurer's Onice.
IIoaeSta Borough.
Wednesday, July II, Treasuror's Onice.
Howe Township.
Friday, July II, Brookston.
Those liable for Mercantile License for
1876 will save 81. 90 by paving before July
lst, 1876. S. j. SErLEY,
May 22d, 1876. Co. Treasurer.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

DY VIRTUE of writ of Fieri Facias,
ID issued out of the Court of Common
Pleas of Forest County and 10 me directed,
there will be exposed to sale by public
vendue or outcry, at the Court House, in
the Borough of Tionesta, ON
MONDAY, JUNE 10Th, A. d. 1876,
at 10 o'clock, a. M, the following described
real estate, to-wit; NI
II. LambeIton u q. w. Gilflian VS.. Geo.
s. Hunter, Fl. Fa. No. September Term,
S76.-Gilfllan.-All that certain piece or
parcel of land in Tonesta Township, For
est County, Pennsylvania. Bounded and
described as follows; One Island in the
Allegheny River, about one-half mile be-
low the Borough of Tioncsta, commonly
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For Sale or Rent.
postpaid

The Lawrence House property will
be rented for three years. on reasona,
BILE terms, or will be sold, to respon-
si5le buyer, with or without furniture.
This is a new and large threo-story
house, with dancing hall in third
story; has billiard room with. two
fine tables, attached. A new barn a
good house, renting for 500 per year,
and the stave mill, renting for s72 a
year, go with the house. This house
has a good run of custom, and will
prove good Investment for any one
wishing to rent or purchase. Apply in
person or by letter, to
5tf WM. LAWRENCE, Tionesta, Pa.
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MONEY.

We will pay cash on delivery at
our mill in Tionesta, for white oak
stave and heading bolts at the follow
ing prices o n
Stave bolts, 30 inches long, per cord
of 8 f. by 4 it., $3.50. Heading bolts
q inches long. per cord of n. by 4
f., s4.00. Heading bolts must be
made from timber at least 20 inches
in diameter. Office at Lawrence
House. j. II. DERICksoN g. Co.
27tf
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Fresh corn meal and fresh oat
meal at Robinson & Bonner's. 10 q
Work on the culvert over Coun-
Gil Run, is progressing. 1t will be a
week or ten days before teams can
cross there.
Hon. Jno. A. Dale and family
, have returned from the Centennial,
having seen and enjoyed all. that was
seeable and enjoyable.
Somebody put stone in a hat
and laid it right side up on the side
walk, the other day, but we heard Of
mo one kicking it.
f'h We hear no certain sound from
our new council on the subject of side
~..iks. II is time something was be.
sng done in that direction.
MIR. f. Klein, of Tidioute, bro
thcr Of Mr.. l.. Klein, of this place,
started jewlery store in Bradford.
He IS good workman, and merits
success.
AR and Mrs. p. 0. Conver, and
Mr.. aud Mrs II. A. Adams and part
of tihe family of the latter, started for
Silver Creek, N. Y, on Monday last,
for short visit.
Lightning struck a couple of
tanks of Gil, near SoWth Oil City on
Saturday last, and about 10000 bar
iels Of oil. several wells, house and
barn, were burned. The oil was fully
insured.
MIR. G. ID. Ackerly and family,
Of Union City, and Miss Emma Arner,
who has been teaehing in that city,
passed through town yesterday, on
their way to Lacytown, where they
propose to enjoy their vacation.
Z j. T. Brennan is building foun-
dation and cellar southwest of where
the house now stands, and, when fin.
ished, will move his house on it. In
the course of time he proposes to build
main part in front Of and joiringit.
Mrs. Mckay departed for the
Centennial last week, and, we under
stand, will make an extended West
ern trip before she returns. Mr..
Einstein returned from the exhibition
on Monday last, feeling we'll satisfied
with his trip.
Mr.. j. Bonner, of Stoneboro is in
town, looking after his land interests
in this county. He has an immense
quantity of land scattered over the
county, some Of which he offers for
sale much below the figures at which
ii is assessed.
On the 4th page Of to-day's pa
per, we publish the Treasurer's Sales,
for the accommodation of those who
want papers containg them about this
time. Heretofore we have had to
draw on our files to accommodate
buyers and taxpayers, but we've
blocked their game this year.
Col. Reisinger, of the Meadyille
Republican, came to towe last eve
ming, and is out trouting to day, with
NJ. Greaves, the artist. We hope
they will have good luck.
Now doth the sprightly little trout
Twist up his back and squirm,
When punctured with a cruel hook
While gobbling up worm.
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NetO Advertisements.
Administrators Notice.

Letters of Administration on the estate
of VIM. G. Neill, deceased, late of Harmo-
ny township, having been granted the un-
dersigned all persons indebted 10 said
estate are required to make immediate
payment, and all persons having claims
against said estate, will present them
properly authenticated, for settlement.
J. b. MACHESNEY,l I A1;,u...
JOHN NELL, 1A''iiiiiiS'i" "VoiS
Nav % 1876
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Mr.. Gallagher, editor of the Mt.
Joy Star, who paid this place a short
visit during court week, publishes the
following in regard to it, in the last
issue Of the Star:
"rionesta is the county seat of For
est county, and its prospects are bright.
1t is situated on the east bank of the
Allegheny river, and on the line of
the A. V. r. R. 1t has four or FIVE
well-conducted hotels, bank, a large
and beautiful court house, and two
newspapers, the REPUBLICAN and the
Press. There are also number of
fine residences, great many of which
have lately been erected, which is an
evidence that the town is improving,
and has steady growth"
Land plaster, fresh lot, just re-
eeived at Robinson & Bonner's. 10 2t
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FOR SALE.

The valuable and beautiful home.
stead formerly owned by Hon. Joseph
G. Dale, and in which he now resides,
is in my hands for sale at very low
figures. Terms-one-third purchase
money down, and the balance in one
and two years. MILES w. TATE.
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Grand Time Anticipated J
.ll.
ALL ARE INVITEOi
COME OUT AND CELEBRATE! I!

At mass meeting of the citizens
held in the parlors of the Forest House
last Monday evening, it was decided
that We have "good old style cele-
bration," in this place, to which all
the citizens of the county are cordially
invited, and requested to participate
in.
Committees we're appointed to make
all necessary arrangements, but as the
committees do not report until next
Saturday evening, when there will be
second meeting at the Universalist
church, we are unable at present to
give complete summary of the wavs
that may be devised for the occasion.
But we are authorized to say that
these will consist of orations, reading
of the Declaration Of Independence,
recital of the History of Forest county,
poems, songs, &c, Basket Picnic, to
which all the Sabbath Schools, and
all other societies in the county are
most cordially invited. Fire works
will also be provided, and music and
dancing of course.
In our next issue we will be enabled
to give a more detailed transcript of
the matter; in the mean time we
would call the attention of our readers
to the subject, and invite them to turn
out and join with US, and by their
presence and united efforts help to
make the occasion success.
Mr.. T. j. Van Giesen was elected
Marshall of the day, with the power
to appoint assistants.
The following Committees were APP
pointed:
Committee to procure Orators, Lit
erati, &c.: j. B. Agnew chairman,
S. A. Warner, S. II. Haslet.
Com. to procure music: j. II.
Zones chairman, w. B. Harlan, S. j.
Setley, VIM. Lawrence, II. Foreman.
Com. on Finances: NJ. w: Tate
chairman, A. II. Partridge, M. Elm
stein.
Com. of Arrangements: w. +.
Lathy chairman, j. T. Brennan, E. L.
Davis, w. c. Merven, w. G. Coburn.
Ordinance Committee: G. w. Saw
yer and others. ttfI
Committee of fifteen ladies to be ap-
pointed at next meeting, to superin-
tend refreshments.
Com. on Invitations: w. C. Mer-
ven chairman, j. T. Dale, Z. 0. = Con-
yer, w. r. Dunn, A. B. Kelly.
1t is unanimously resolved that the
ladies be invited to participate in next
meeting, which will be held next Sat
urday evening at 8 o'clock, sharp, in
the Universalist Church. Come one
come everybody.
w. p. MERcILLIoTT, Chm'n.
j. M. CoRBET, Sec'y.
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Che forest &rpublitulr.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.

Burgess--JonN RICK.
.CoNciimcn-G. w. Robinson, $. a.
warner, a. d. Kelly, S. II. Haslet A. II.
Partridge, II. o. Davis.
. Justices Of the Peace-D. s. Knox, c. A.
Randall.
Cbnstobie--1T. Swaggart
School DireetorS--n. $. Knox, II. O. na-
US. >. j. Wolcott, y. RI. Haslet, a. Il.
Kelly. b. Clark.
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Sewing Machine Needles.

Mrs. G. NJ. Heath has just received
the largest and most complete assort-
ment of sewing machine needles ever
brought to town. She keeps the only
sewing machine needles for sale in
town. Her place of business is in the
Acomb Building, up stairs.
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Fresh arrivals at Robinson & Bon
ner's,-wooden churns, dried apples,
and shoulders. Stf
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FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.


President Jadge--L. u. WErMoRE.
Assocdfe Jttdgcs-Jos. @. DALE, Eo-
WARD KERR.
Tredsuror--S. J. SErLEY.
4 irothonotoTy, Register q Recorder, de-
ID. w. CLARK.
'Sheri6-JusTIs SHAwKRY.
4. CommtssioHers-ELI BERrIN, ISAAC
LoNo, JOHN RKcK.
cbWnty Superintendent s. BROCK
WAY.
District Attornes--S. D. IRWIN.
Jury Commissioners--H z. TowNER,
LYMAN Cook.
County SuTveyor-T. ID. COLLINS.
C0roner--M. ITTEL, JR.
County Iuditors--NICHoLAs THoMP-
soN, J. II. NEILL., II. A. ZuENDELL.
Member Of Congress --GEo. A. JRNKs.
.Assembiy--J. u. AoNEw.
7yme of 1rains 1
At TIoNEsTA STATION, on and after
SOUTH.
Train Y -- 9:24 a. IN.
NORTH
Train SO o:Ri a. m.
% 2l 3:42 D. m.
Train ~, south, and 81, north, are lst
class; the others are accommodation
freights. These trains only are allowed to
carry passengers.
On the River Division /. G. from Oil City
70 Irvineten, up the river is North; down
The river, south.
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MARKETS.
CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY,

CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY, 81.
By Robinson & Bonner, Dealers in
IN General Merchandise.
Flour p barrel S6.75@s.Oo
Flour q sack 1.75@2.00
Corn Meal, bolted 100
Chop feed $l.65@I.70
Rye u bushel sO@9O
Oats 70 bushel 50@55
Corn, cars O@45
Beans q bushel 1.5O@2.5O
Ham, sugar cured canvased I6l
Breakfast Bacon, sugar cured 16
Whitefish, half-barrols 7.50
Lake herring half-barrels 4.50
Sugar 100 l23
Syrup 75@1.00
n. o. Molasses S5@100
Roast Rio Coffee No. 3O@32
Rio Coffee, 25@2S
Java Coffee IS
Tea .50@l.20
Butter 20@2S
Rice -ra- 10
Egg Eggs fIsxA !. er.sts.r . oo:s lsSl5 9 l5
Lard -- I5@1S
Iron, common bar 1915
Nails, 1Od, e keg 800
Potatoes 5000
Lime q bhl. 100