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Nv ANTED 49, Everybody 10 have theh
w clothes cleaned, dyed and repaired nj
tablishme nt, 500 Main street, Dallas Sats-
faction warranted. iulyll-lyr
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For Sale.

LIME BERKSHlRE HOG--I have n fine
l. Be kShire boar iOr sale, nj my house
two miles below Dallas On the river
THOMPSON HARRELL. sep3Olw
, 1877-12-17

Boyun. but also that tho attack on their right
had failed, thev Judged It useless to make an
asaauit in broad daylight on 4 fort we'll pre-
pared against surp.lse;. At ebont ?: m. both
unmotesieti N any way; the nigh. column. how
ever. was followed up by Capt Mehncd Paaha
constructed on the Top Dab.
Of Our lossca 1t ID difficult to spAak With any
certainty. Twenty officers and about SO men
wers captured early In TIC day tn ths M.djid!eh
sta!r learnt that our Killed IN al probability
amounted to abont 100, and wounded to fully
twfcc that number. The Russians left Sk)
bodies behind them. but succceded in carrying
oil great numhGE.
II Is impossible that Erzcsoum ean hold out
for my time. Our supplies are scanty, mud iho
garrison small; anil the enemy certainly pos.
bess thrice a. many battalIons In front OF us Us
we DO. When the road which VIC hear they are
making, via f'artak and Tstlawaukt,, over the
Deyl Da9h range is completed, they will I've
shls to Invest us entirely. an! viii prevent rc-
Inducements or supplies reaching us from nut
side. That accomplished, a steady b0nb1rl-
nlent will doubtless commence; aid anticipate
the capture or csptulxtoa OF the town before
thts day month.
, 1877-12-17

8ntesat Dttposth TO 1a& cAseaoo Tribune.
New foHK, Dec. 10.-raullne Cassandro Cal
vert, Daroncss Dc Bussierre, died Mt tic New
York Hotel this morning. Mine. Dc Hussierra
was tho youngest daughter Of Mt. len AolEa-
day, OF California, and was married about aye
ycars ago to uason Henri Do Buss1erre, Of Paris.
sEv arrived In this city by the britannia Dec. Q,
snd was carried to apartments NJ ttls New York
1Iotcl, having been taken seriously III
on tho voyage. Dr.. Fordyce Barker's
MD was at onre summoned, aud It was
hoped his skill, combined with her youth aud
naturally fine conttitutton, would bsiuv about
her rcatoratiol, butt. nnfaToeable' sylntanls
superycnlnC, her malAdy Terminated fntally
this morn!nE. Having no relatives in New
York. her OILY boy Of years is lsit for the
not having accompanied h!a wife to America
mud Mr. Ao'Iaday being on the Pacific coast.
10th hayu been summoned. and arc on their
way to thls glty. -. ~,,.a,
1snI1saroIls, Ind. uec. I6-iiarTcy q j.
Haxelrteg, prominent businessman and bank-
er Of Lebanon, die'l yesterday, aged 10 years.
t., IT, q ss ks%ta M s5sts s IT,, aaa
terwar!la in the Indiana Legislature il 1Sa4 and
1t5. Deceased WIS d prominent Nfason, and
Will BE- hurled ey th.t body Tuesday. he Wa
sss fa ecsbsr rIs.. y ' ss1, s1d t.snts :ssSsa
Master, and was at ona time Master Of =
l.ulEc, High Priest Ut Chapter, Emtncnt
Commander OF Commandery, Graul Master
VI tl,r Granl Lodge. aud Eu,.lent urand CON.
manler Of thu Grand CommandcEy. liz seryed
onc year ~ Grand Kip0, trn years a. Grand
Ilgh.pscst, one year - tlianl Captaln-t tlener&l,
twu years II Grncrallsatlno, teu years a. Deputy
tnaidcE, otto year as Senior Grand Warden, four
years a Deputy Grand Master, aud had been
member ot ths Grand Lodge since 1874, period
ol thirty-three years, ne7cr missing meeting,
"a ,onssf continuous aftsnaaee tan ttat of
much ttn,c 10 the study ot Masonry, aud WA
hell In high estimation BY the cralt.
, 1877-12-17
WAR TELEGRAM8,

HUNGARY AFRAID or sHAuiS0 roLAND's PATH.
PEsIH, Der, ia public meeting Of from,
6, 900 to 8, 600 persons has adopted resolution
that tbs Government shonit rcaist, even II
NECESSARY NTH arms, tho further extrusion OF
tila power ol Isussta. Tlte President uf tho
Ministry refused 10 reccfve deputalton from
tho meeting, ~ It MIA ACCOMPANIED by a
crowd. Tho crowd becoming disordcslY, tho
police cleared tho strcets.
rHB P0RrH'a CIRCULAR AND 1TALI'a NKPl.Y.
CoNsrANrtNorLE, Dcc. l6.-Scveral Ut tho
Powers hare already acknowledged the receipt
OF the Portc's circular. Tho &oua Of ltaly's re-
pty Is very conclliatory aud friendly. It says
Italy Will cndcayor to hare stcps takcn IN con-
eert with other Powers fur tho purposa Of
offering mediation.
hns sounded the Porte as TO the conditions Of
the peace 1t would 10 Wiling to accept.
LONDON, Dee. l6.-The Ud4ertsr states TINT It
has reason 10 believe tho Turkish circular was
dIspateEcd At tie fnatanru OF Euglau4
ENGLAND
LONDON, Dec. 18.-Tho Heoksma,.'s London
correspondent aays II Il understood that tho
English Government docs not wish to aet With
uut tho concurrence Of tho other Powers. It ID
most anxious to avoid complications which
might lead to uuplcasantncss with Russta,
RUSSIA WILL TnHAT WITH Tuukxr ALONE
CossrANTlaorLE, Dec. lG.-It 10 reported
that England has sounded Russia - to the con.
d!tlons Of q peace. The Porte, however, has
| been Informed that Russia de.ircs Turkey to
negotiate directly with her, aud that mediation
would only make tho terms harder.
Tuz FSAC1 FARTY
seems to ba gaining ground somewhat. Great
discomfort prevails among the population ss
stAmboui. scdltious placazds arc frequently
| found.
| THE pRIHcH or p1xMARK MUST BB LIFT OUT.
CoPsAuA0RH, Dec. 16.-Thsro Il no founda-
tlon for the report that the Russian Aiulster
he1e Was negotiating With Denmark With yIsE
, 1877-12-17
Great Changes About to Be Instituted
By tho Republicans in
Franco.
The Recent Despottc Doings OF
MaoMahon to Be Abro-
gated.


POOR OSMAN.
TIE HERO or p1EvsA nEroR1gp TO DE DEAD.
tny Cao!s to The Chicago Triaune.]
Lospos, Doc. 17--4 n. m.-!The retrog7ado
movement of tho Turkish armies has begun.
Elena was evacuated Dec. "A, aud Achmot
Eyeoub Pasha has retired from Ship1sa Pass
to Kesanlik. The Russians aro now moving
OH Russchuk In groat forco, willis tho Bul-
garian and 8ervinn armies will attack Wil-
din. Tho Servians have nlrcady Ind On en-
gagcmens at Kossova, tho result Of which Is
unknown. From two sources have
NEWS OF osMAx pAsnA's DEATH
today en- route TO bucharest. Suicide by
poison Ia ono version, to avsil tho necessity
Of tho amrutation Of his leg hemorrhags
Of tho wound Ia given by anothor oorro-
apondent
Tho Tnrlish circular note, asking tho
mediation Of the othor Powers, has been
favornbly received by Italy only. Germany
md Austria l,avo already replied that 1t does
not fur7ltsh sufficient grounds for tho pro.
posed negotiations, while Eu;lnnd holds
Oft to SOC what they will suggest. At the
British Cabinet meeting Tomorrow the note
Will again DO discussed.
rosrroAEt.
The Queon'a visit to tho Islo Of Wight,
which hal been sct for tomorrow, has boon
postponed until aftor the holidays In order
that sho may DO noar her Ministers whilu
tho negotiations aro progressing.
Doth Germany md Austria will decline To
mediate on tho ground that Russia haa tho
right 10 direct proposition from Turkey ii
tho inter desires peace. It is the prevailing
impression that Germany wauts to establish
precedent
AoAINsr THE CONCERTED ACTION OF THE GREAT
POWERS
In sucl, cases, to onablo her at some future
day to acquire the ports on tue North Sen
without outside intertercnce wlile Austria
expects to got Bosnia and Herzegovina as
1lcr share.
England is loft alone, aud her arlssocraoy
Gu ne under tho so-callel abdcation OF hor
heretofore commanding position In European
politics, Whilo her army, navy. aud aris-
tocracy would like to oppose Russia's plans,
oven by war II necessary, tho bulk Of tho
English people decidedly object to interfere
until their real interests are endangered.
, 1877-12-17

CIHANU1H 4 uEFU11s
Paris, Dec. fB.-M. Emile dc G!rardin was
to-day elected Deputy from tho Ninth Arrou-
basement OF Paris.
CoMPLE7KNEss or MAcMAMoN's DKTEAT.
PAnfs, Dec. l6.-The Republican Left aud
thc Republican Union have decided to ask the
Ministers 10 grant general amnesty for press
of{enses etncc .May 10, and the reinstatement Of
the dismissed Mayors. 1t Is stated that tho
ffnTernmcnt will introduce bill making the
sanction OF tho Chamber necessary for proc
lamasaon Of state Of siege. II. dc Marcese,
Minister Of the Interior, las removed rest.tc-
tfous upon the hawking OF newspapers.
, 1877-12-17

OF proposing Frincs Wafdcmar or Primes John
Of Giucksborg for ruler Of Bulgaria.
THE PRINCE OF sEnvfA.
DEt0nADE, Dec 18.-princc Milan has started
for Alexlnatz.
THE sRRv!ANs
under 9cn. LesckjsnIn hago occupied With
artillery tho heights Of Topo,Enttza and Zcanika,
commanding Fort Mramer. near Mach.
4 STRANGE RuMoR.
LONDON, Dee. 18-A rumor Hns current In
Constantlnopte Sunday that O.tnan rasI1a was
dead. This report was not credited here yester-
day, as ilo Information can reach antfnnplo
from Bucharest, and the latest Ahvfccs from
Bucharest mention nothing atniss with Ustnan.
Thc Telegraph this morning aascrts that dis
patches have reached London from Bucharest
that Ostnan has poisoned himself, and II was
believed lt WINS actuatcd by the Mahomedan's Is
horror OF atnputatton. which the surgeons in
formed htm WAS necessary. The story il still
doubtful.
GETTING WELL
LONDON, Dec. ia special from Constan-
t!nople asserts that Oaman l,as tc!cernplicl bis
famtlv that his wounds are progresstnx welt.
TURKEY WILL SETTLE.
PARIS, Dec. 18.-The Russian Minister Of
Finance has notified the loan contractors that
he has determined not 10 receive tho second
tHstaIlmeut ut the war loan, amounting 10
15,000t0o marks, the option Of refusing whict,
he hal reserved.
1000 RUSSIANS.
VkRBiTzA. Saturday, Dec, 11.-Forty thou
sand Russians leave fur Orchanlc to-day.
uKRMANr's ATTITUDE.
Loop0N, Dec 1H.--A berlin correspondent
tolcgrapha that uermany tas replied to the
Turkish nnte that German participation IN
, 1877-12-17

LONDON. Dec. ia telegram from Berlin
denies tho truth Of the report that au English
nan has teen arrested In uesruauy on charge
Of treason against the Eu,p!ru
, 1877-12-17
ITALY.
i l. ALL l.
4 CHANGE OF MINISTRY.

4 CHANCE or MINISTRY.
Roxr, Dec. 1G.-slsnor Dcpretls informed Tho
Chamber Of Deputies that, in consequence ut
the present position Of parliamentary parties,
the Ministers had resigned, and tho King ac-
cepted their rcstgnatEons and charged ttn, {Uc.
tsy.
, 1877-12-17
CUBA.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-1n reply toan inquiry
Of the Spanish AfntsteE, Capta'n~Gencral JoyeI-
Ter declares false the report recently published
TO the elect that Maxine Gomez, Cuban H.
suroent, had captured convoy worth Il ,000, ,00O
, 1877-12-17

WAsHiKdTox, u. T., Dec. A-Col. Fort, Of
Illinois, member Of tho Housc Committee on
Banking and Currency, was very instrumental
IN the passage Of tbs Silver bill 1t was Col.
Forts measure which passed. the LOUSY. md
, 1877-12-17
AN OPEN LETTER TO THE PREsI-
DENT.

cntcAoo, Dec. 12.-1o Ill Etce.te.eu n. q.
Iayes President " The Unitai Sta&es-~DK KAa HiR:
Iu taking the liberty OF addressing yuus Ex-
ecllcnry, shall Id 50 with tbs profound respect
which feel for our lionorod Chief Magistrate.
But your ExcellencY will pardon the iuteuso
easucssness which !, In common with tho great
u,ass Of our citizens, feel In the reconciliation
Ut silver, whirh We believe to be vital to our
prosperity and happiness. Though you need
no aAiyiee II TO how yuu shall discharge tho
duties OF your high office, you ccr-
tai.ly aEs Aot indifferent to thu s!sws
will and firm support can alonc rende{ your
Administration successful aud glorious. Il cAn-
not bu doubted that Vi least IS per rcnt OF tho
whole psoplr age Intensely In eartlest to huyu
tho old sllfer dolar fully restored to tho post-
ttou tt held before 1t was deMonetizyl.
ltwould be tdlu nnd impertinsnt In me to
enter at large luto theui4cusslon Ut this subject
Argument has been exhausted, and the popular
wi, whether right Or wrong, b. been fully IN
celieney would not sci aside and
eretGn viii OF the people, ex
eept foE the uost wctghty 5essons- am happy
10 tn1, on the Most careful examination Ut
your public Qttesances, 90 word or syllable In
plcatlbE al Intention to place yourself tn po-
sltlon Ut aatAgonism to the wish Of the Nation.
when that wish has been formally expressed
through their Representatives aud Senators In
Congress. Thn general sentiment Ut tbs coun-
try u, that the ycto-powcr should only 10 txer-
clSed u protect. uot " aeIeat, the will Of tho
people. by preventing tho passage of, first, un-
constitutional. s4d, seeond+ hassy an1 M-oa-
si1escd legislation.
Iha constitutional question does nas s1iss.
, 1877-12-17

AT MAYSVlLLE. Ky.
LouIsylLLE, KY, Dec. 16.-Thomas 4 Cots
grocery, At Maykyillr, KY., Is reported burned.
Loss, $5Q, 600; INSURANCE not known,
, 1877-12-17

0t!tsB pouring In at the open gorge completed
the eapt4rs u TUG place. Thg Kafrtson wsre we're
hurt or escapag. This Mcdjhlich lunuttu IL
HI outw0rk TO tho Axizi Furt, which Ii situated
about | 100 yards to thu west. Capt. Mshlned
pasha, hearing tho disturbance, at, onco
battalion, but only reached the gorge ot tho iu-
nette to lind 1t 10 tho hands vi tic cpeiny.
Without .pausiug III instant to constkcE, this
Rall4nt little man attacked the nussiani with
after most desperate struggle of about tscuty
minutes duration, tho Turks were once inuru
tn Pos.csssonof Of tho work, wiiilc S3 dead bodtes
tistdc the aicd1dlsl Tabla testified to tho ea1,-
adFRnced guard Vi Russian column had SUR
pr!.ul mud seized liz outwoTk. Tho
darkness darkness. ef tue night pr tue IN.
t. 70 blame ior tLo' failure OF tie
plant for before the MaIn body Teachot tho
Mcdltl1eh lunctte thu paavo hats bceu t4ken and
rscapturel- The Russian General Ut oare led
tho mslu column ugalast tho outwork. which
100 mcn from the Azizt Tabls. wliilu the
ncWly-arlned cltzels, to tho humber Vi about
.,oh, came rushing UP tho hill, aud, seyaFdle.s
of tho iiEo poured upon them " txo Held bal
shs osn kafEs % IN s rear q tke aSfk % III laasS I
guns III Azixs nav poured On tho cncHy'x col
uinns, which drew oil from the attack with
much toss. AT the satEiu t!fnc another lcul-
umu. cunatstlng VI seven battaliuus Ut In
tantry. one regiment of cavalry, t4xht
field and three heavy guus, appeared .narcbiux
over the crest Of the hills to the southwest Of
the ctty. THIS WIS, however, checked by the tlsu
FROM tho Youdlalou and Ahail Tab:as. Not that
tho enemy suffered any ca4ual.ies, for 1an1ious-
ly watched tho effect Of shs Turkish shella, snd
Dottced that thcv fell some GU Or 7t0 ys1la
short. could only surmiss that t4is forre W.
originally Intended ~ assault the klrelnell
TuhJ&. n, Is. " nf fh}a r1aJ.t i'm linn otas1H
with Tho column attacking the Medjtdieh r.
blsi but that having snisGalculated the dis
tauce, aud fndlng nos only taat day bad broke
wien they reached tha summit OF thu Dstt
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MON EY.

We will pay cash on delivery at
our mill in Tionesta, for white oak
stavo and heading bolts at the follow
ing prices:
Stavo bolts, 35 inches long, per cord
of 6 #. by 4 it,, $3.50 Heading bolts
% inches long, per cord of #. by 4
f., $500. Heading bolts must be
made from timber at least 20 inches
in diameter. Office at Lawrence
House. j, II. DERICKsoN & Co.
27tf
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FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.

President Judge-L. u. WRrMoRE.
Associate Judges-Jos. q. DALE, ED-
WARD KERR.
Treaswror-S. J. SKTLKY.
rrothOnotdry, Re5ister 4 Recorder, de-
,. W. CLARK.
SheriG-JUsTIa SHAwKEV.
CO1nEissloners--E BERLIN, IsAAc
IoNC, JOHN RICK.
CbWnty SaPerhtendent-I. 3. Brock
RAH.
p;sevief Attefney--S. d. Irwin.
Jsry CsmmissioneTs--H. 2. ToWNKR,
F.YMAN Cook.
Cbroner-M. ITTEL, JR.
(Owrfv .ladifOrs--N THoNP-
noH, J. Il. NKfLL, II. A. ZuESDnLL.
Member Of Congress --GEo. A. JHNKH.
AssssnkIy--T. n. AaNEw,
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RAND's New York CITY Business
DIREcToRY.-This is the title of a
valuable work of commercial refer.
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Park Place, New York. 1t contains
a full and complete list of all the I'm
porters, Jobbers and Manufacturers
doing business in the great metropo-
lis, classified and arranged by Trades
aud Occupations, and giving their
street and numoar address. 1t is an
invaluable work for the Country Mer.
chant. 1t tells him where to obtain
anything from needle to steam en-
gine, of 6rst or second hands. The
work will be sent by tho publishers to
any address, postage prepaid, upon the
receipt of the price, which is as fel
lows: Cloth, full bound Edition, per
copy, One Dollar; flexible clOtt
bound, Seventy. Five Cents; paper
covers, Fifty Cents.
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| DECLARE.

[We are suspicious that<our cores
pondent failed to inclose one sheet Of
his letter, as the sheets were number
cd 2, . and 4.-ED.
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EOR 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-ono.third purchase
money down, and the balance in one
and two years. Mills w. TATE.
10tf
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Rev. Elliot will preach in the
Presbyterian church on Sunday next
norning and evening. Sunday School
$500 p. IN.
Eggs and poultry are scarce in
this market. Good prices are paid
for them when they can he had.
Endeavors are made TO have tha
Local Option Law rs-cnactcd BY the
Legislature, with but slight indica-
lisRs &c success.
Action on the bill for tho rcmUv-
Wl sfihc State Capital to Philsdelphia
has been indefinitely postponed, and
hence will not come up again this
session.
Mr.. X. o. Carssn sf Neilltown.
has bson made a member sf tho Ex.
~cuiivs Com mitles Of the Oil Greek
Valley Agricultural Society, whose
Fairs are held in Titusville.
la neighberirg towns several
parties have bosn hurs more sr less
lay accidents while coaSting. No one
has been disAblcd here from that
csuSe.
Largo amounts Of balcd hay have
been hauled through town during the
past i've weeks. We believe it comes
mostly from Crawford and Mercer
counties
A woman was arrested in Mead
willie last week for passing bogus half
dollars, several more Of which she had
in her pecket. II is we'll enough to
l.sk out for base coin just now.
DR.. Roberts bill for the erection
of new counties has been reported
from the committee with the amend
ment that $4,000 voters have TO ask foI
il, instead OF 900, as the bill con-
tomplatcd.
The NJ. i. Mite Society will meet
al T. j. Van Giescn's house OH Fri.
day evening next. The object Of this
society is to raise money TO pay oil To.
debt on the organ Of that church. 4
general invitation s extended. e
I'VE this week publish the Audi
tore Report far tas yOAr ending Dec
3lst, 1876. II will be sseh that oul
county is steadily getting upon heI
feet, and id few years more VIC ms,
hope to 90 entirely out of debt.
The burnt district at Edenburl
has already been covered with new
buildings, and water works are beins
constructed with which to fight th'
next fire, which may DO expected
almost any time.
Last Wednesday morning the up
freight, which passes here about
O'Clock q. m, met With al aeeiden
near Cobhsm. ard Eve cars we're bad
ly wrecked. We had no mails on tina
day until about Z o'clock P. m.
"A daughter Of AquiIa Mon
died Of diphtheria Ell Friday morn
ing last, and was buried on Sunda
mOrDing. Mr.. Mong lives two mile
up the river from this place. Their
are asw no sGisE Of this dread mails
Ay in, town.
-Trotting matches On the ice ar
xery much in vogue in those SEE
tions where there are convenient bod
jss Of water. No real fast stock
owned here, which will account fo
lhe ice being used for skating an
flling ice-houses.
The party at the Lawrence Hou'
on Thursday evening last while ne
ve.y largely attended is said to hay
been an enjoyable affair. Should II
alsighing hold Mr., McCray PrOPOs'
to give = grand party on the evsnin
of the 22d inst, in commcmoEatiou
Washington Birthday.
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You Can Save Mf
BY buying your PIANOS aua
from tho undersigned Ma
Agent, foI the III brands in
Instruments Skipped direct n
tory. CTIAS. A. SHUliIt
" Lock loX lTt0
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BOROUGH OFFICERS.

BHrSsss--JonS A. DALE.
CbuWeiliaen--U. w. Robinson, y. A.
Varusr, A.. n. Partridge, q. w. Sawyer,
j.. Van Oieson, W. J. Roberts.
.T,isticss Oft feacc--D. =. Knox, G. A.
Randall.
CDmseabls--H. Swaggart
school BirsctOrS--lf. II. May. III. o. Ds-
II, s.. n. Haslet, A. II. Kelly. q. w. Rob
naon, T. J. Van 0iesen.
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CENrENNIAL BUILDINGS

elegantly carved in Black Walnut, Wood,
and finely finished. Exact duplicates Of
those which were manufactured III Ma
chinery Hall during tho exposition, and
which thousands were unable to purchase.
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LsOYtOwn Correspondence.
LAcYrowN, Feb 5, 1877.

LAcYTowN, Feb 5, 1877.
Ed. REPUBLICAN:-
Mr.. Benz. May.
accompanied by Mrs. II. H. May and
Miss Emma Arner, drove to Lacy
town from Tionesta on the ice in 40
minutes. They pronounced it a de-
lightful drive.
We were agreeably surprised by a
visit from Rev, Elliot and wife last
Tuesday. Mr. E liot will endcavor to
preach us sermon occasionally,
which will DO welcomed by all.
John Stewart, the well-known phil
anlhropet, spent a. few days of last
week in this place. John is as volu-
ble as ever.
Mr.. NJ. Gipson decoyed two very
nice pike TO the surface Of the ice re-
Gently, which he secured with spear.
The largest weighed ten pounds.
Msssrs. Arner and Glflan have
laid in good supply of ice. The
quality is not SO good, owing to the
quantity Of snow frozen with it.
1t has been considered unsafe to
raft on the ice as formerly, consequent
| ly breakup is looked forward tc
with interest by the contractors.
Mr.. 0. Siggins is having some nice
specimens of black walnut logs saved
here. For what purpose they arc in
tended we are not Informed book
cases or-cribs, perhaps.
Lyman Cook has taken contract
of getting out tics, up Little Coon
hence will be found at Lacytown un
til spring.
LacytOwn partOok OF Mr.. McCray'
hospitality Thursday evening, and hac
} good time in general and com
mendable supper.
, | DE CLARE.
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NClO cents, post paid. l.. Jones & Co.,
Nassau, n. Y. Al
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