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sure Thing,

Superfine Chinchilla overcoats for $500
at John Seekers 81 Delaware street
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Tell your Friends

OF the offer We maze 10 all those who sub
scribe before February LIST, 1873.
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.JELLIES.

Largest assortment ever Kept N
the city, Of the very choicest.
Better Goods and more for III
30 cents, half gallons, IS cents, one &:
bought Of us not being as good as rep
Goods delivered to Fort Leavenwori.
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DRIED Fruits.
Bcst Boston Aackcrel.
SPICES.
SYRUPS.

Pepper per pound, ----- as
Allspice, ...........--.-.-.-..-. IS
Our Ground Spices are warranted
pure. We have the largest variety
ever kept in this city.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

~ a~Fcr D1S fiz-a-.-or- ing srr
80 ZSseso.l 49,. ....s.... $50.
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SUGARS.

q, lbs Parchcd Rio, .-..-.... Loo
ga Ground Rio. 100
lava ..-......--...- LOO
a. " Parched lava 70
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fegned sickness and tried to Doctors certificate,
winch would enable them leave. Amon- those
who obtained one was young Harry Mculoooh, OF
Philadelphia, but when Mr.. Collins arrived nc would
allow HIM TO 60 away, because no was afraid that
cGbbons return no would ieH the
truth about the enterprise, and 10 damage "
in the opinion OF tho American public. Mr. Coilins
came in the City Of Richmond. He brought with hln
five hundred men to work on the railroad Two nun-
dred OF these Italians, the rest mechanics OF
various trades. The discomfort led to conspiracy
among the men ana forty-eight OF them mad pianheo
10 seize a launch ana push on Tor the BOLIVIAN
gold mines They were found out however, before
they could lay mp q sufficient supply OF FOOD 10 enable
them to start. In order 10 repross disorder II mas
been found necessary to organize the colony ana hr.
Collins has been elected Mayor. prison mas been
built OF railroad iron. When any serious crime
committed the guilty party IS sent aowh
10 Para. Before this there was considerable
drunkenness. but nov the seihhe ~
cassagh, tho native rum, prohibited. the second
division OF engineers sent on TO San Antonio ana
suffered COCA deal also from want oil supplies Ihey
had 10 depend their rifles for food Fortunately
there were plenty OF tapirs monkeys ana parro.s,
soup special av0rite, and tell You us rear
good. When left the COLONY had got IL work; saw
mills had already been erected and things were III
bettor ship shape
BAD MANAGEMENT
On our way homo there a good deal OF suffering
BOARD, owing 10 want oil small stores aud want OF
coal There med.cal supplies on board
officer down.. on arrival here the ship was seized
for debt, and tho have not yet received their
wages. great deal OF suffering has been caused
by tnis but I'd TBS country there Is no
IL is very hard for many OF the have families
and expected get their wages on arrival; but they
nave got cent, aud some OF then are going
about without shoe to their feet IL is pretty hard
but suppose there Is no uelp Tor "Poof JACK.
hopo this story will be of TO Others VINO, II they
20 TO Brazil, will 20 nth their eyes open.
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Southern. While do not get II from the Judge
himself. feel au; horze1 In saying that he
tcncc. | am very positive about this and believe
the advice OF the Judge added TO tue overwhelming
iavoraDiy. Tho papers In the case expected To-
day ana viii 20 directly before the Governor. IL Will
be some days before no decides 1t.
STRONG POPULAR SENTIMENT
But let me say one thing IN closing. Communication
or Communication have no idea that Mrs. Southern
canno. describe tho feeling that exists upon
Tins subject IN the rough, mountainoes co %..
feeling is simply unanimous against tho gaIlows IN
this case Mr.. Fowler, the iatner OF the murdered
sy sr Ssp
Fowlers) strongly IN favor Of commutation, and
VIII work 20 secure IT, But IN any event tho people
are determined that Kate southern shall not hang.
They do not. hesitate to say so openly II Is
:, rough. brave, impglsiye citizen that rules
fighting folks, who like nothing better than a row.
The religion OF the souiherns aud tho Homericks Is
fight at the drop Of the hat. Illicit disihng car
ried very largely that section anu inc "moon-
sinners are adventurous daring and reckless by pro-
fesson. TIE families OF Southern and Hombrlck ara
very popular and powerful throughout all tho up
gsy on v Th Is s Tossr yet as
s saas called, hos backs" The south.
army and made good soldiers. Tue Fowlers refused
lend their aid to the southern This ntens
Hes the feeling Kate Southern and the Fo wiers
do try rally the old Unionsts against It, 1t Is
passion with tho people to hor. Tho spirit oil
speeches made in her defence ghowed some thing
OF feeling in behalf Colonel Styles. ono OF
her counsel, in the wld-davored eloquence OF the
section, demanded that 'stnis woman DO releasedl
Acquit her OF all crimcl Cleanse her OF all
STAN! Lberate her anu let her 60 fortn
IRON these walls To people your noun
tain slices with OF heroes grand as ever
sprang from the womb OF woman!" Tbs and is
the temper OF the people on the subject was talk
ing with an old blind man named Alexander about
the case. Changed ~ said he, raisiug his decrcpt
form Indignantly, "nevcr! Why. SIR, the people Will
never her naugcdl AS old as am blind as am,
l would head squad TO tear down the Jail and
take her out; yes, and II necessary lay down
my life, but what got herin l do not think this
was buncombe 1 believe that the people oil that sec
ton OF all classes determined that she shall not
hang. And II the Governor does not commute the
sentence we shall certainly hear music along tho
mountain side before three O'Clock ON tho 2Ist OF
June.
KATg's HUSBAND.
1t was impossible Tor me to see bob" Southern. as
he Elijoy while was IN Pckens but his storye
agrees in all points with that told by hts wife, He Is
thoroughly passionatey and honestly devoted TO her.
He is one OF the handsomest men in Upper Georgia
aud OF the bravest. He aud Mr.. ana Mrs. Hon.
brick under Indictment accessories in the
der Tho sister, detailed above, has already been
convicted anu IS serving out her OF two years
In tho Pententiary She has light duty assigned her
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EXPORT TRADE WITH BRAZIL.

Z An address on our export trade with Brazil and
South America was delivered yesterday before the
members OF tho Produce Exchange in the managers
rooms, No. So Pearl street, by John G. Kip Hopper.
The speaker introduced by Mr.. Cole, president OF
the Exchange, and Mr. Q. w. Ellis presided. Mr..
Hoppers remarks wero devoted to an argument in ia
vor OF the proposed building for the
hibtion OF American goods at RIO Janeiro.
Al the conclusion of the address num-
Dor OF merchants piled Mr.. Hopper with ques-
tons relation to the new project The opinion OF
the majority seemed 10 be that there was too much
red tape about the proposed Board OF Amusement.
They all claimed that II they had representative III
tho building they should receive all remttanccs from
sales through him alone Ho should not be hampercd
by any rules with the exception OF those ordinarily
attached 10 buildings OF the kind They thought that
five per oil the entire sales was 100 much Tor
keeping tho building In repair.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Dull and
FeVerish.
GOLD 100 ga A 100 rs.
Government Bonds Strong States Dull
and Railroads Higher.
Money on Call Easy at 2 a 8
Per Cent.
TEE BANK STATEMENT.
TEE BANK STATEMENT.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET, !
SATURDAY, May 1877. III.
There was apparently tact Willingness among
large operators bank nrcs OF speculation to-day
or at least to let them shoulder and In conscq
VIC have to record diminished business and
active market. Tho one exceptional iervld spot In
the list Rock Island, as the bears werc fan to
confess when they found their position growing too
for them under the steady rise which advanced
the price good por cent. There is conicssedy
no real reason why Rock Island should soil tor
to-day sold for week ago. there being no claim
to increased earnings or prospect of larger dividends;
nor do tho conductors OF tho movement pretend 10
any such reasons, being satisfied with the effect
produced by the revamping OF tho old story
respecting division oil the company's 10000
shares among tho stockholders. This was tho 0nis
tauus that fitted to-day before the creduous contn
gent that accepted the story and purchased tho prop.
erty. In Lake Shore transactions were again large
and as puzzling ever. Good buyers succeeded
by good sellers lot which latter Mr. could was cred
with being one) and the good sellers obtained the
best of the struggle, judging from the fact that the
final quotation was a per cont below the opening one
There symptoms that the much neglected, nearly
forgotten, light timbered fancy Columbus Chicago and
Indiana Central will speedily be brought to the Font
again active speculation ana that higher figures
(Which Its friends claim justly Its due) will be
mace. Tho basis OF this expected Improvement
rests In the fact that certain suit now
pending against the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Tor unpaid interest upon g., q. aud q. bonds,
amounting % per cent, will be tried early In
June and that the plaintiffs are confident of winning
it. In the aggregate tho claim amounts to q largo
sum of money, and there is no floating debt to
absorb it, put tho contrary million OF dol
lars In the hands of the receiver waiting settlement
OF the permit It's application to the account Of
unpaid interest," It is claimed that tho stock selling
ridiculously and unreasonably cheap. With the ex-
ception OF the coal shares which remained strong,
the rest of the list inclined to be lower-a very
natural condition IN Wow Of the neglect which at
tended them.
OPENING PRICES
Tho opening prices of stocks at the Board to-day
were as iollows-New York Central, 10S%; Eris 1871
Lake Shore 63H; WABASH. Az; Northwestern. SIX;
Northwestern preferred, 72h; Rock Island, 100;
Milwaukee aud St. Paul, 511 Milwaukee and ST. Paul
preferred, II; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western,
55M; Now Jersey Central, 20; Delaware and Hudson
Canal Sc; Morris and Essex, sok; Michigan Cantra.
65k; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 1c4I.
CLOSING QUOTATIONS..
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ELLIs--vAS NAME.-Thursday, May 2 at tho resi-.
dencc sof the BRIDES parents, by Rev. b. Taylor,
HAMPTON G. ELLIS TO CARRIE NJ, only daughter OF
Henry and Sarah Van Name, all OF Tvttonvile, d l.
GARpSER-DELAMArER--T thursday, May 10, 1873, at
the residence OF the brides parents by tue Rev. = b.
Rossetor, OF North Presbyterian Church, JoHS q.
GARDNER to IDA, Youngest daughter of Denj. D,La-
mater, Esq
LEBoIs-GRArES. On Wednesday, May 10, al the
Church OF 81 Vincent dc Paul. by the Rev 4. Aubri,
EMILE A. LEBofs TO MARIE @. GRATIES, both OF this
CITY.
O'SugA--sHELLgY.--On Tuesday, May H. Mt tho
Church 81 the Trinity, by the Rev. William Hump
stone. JoHS OsnKA to MoLLI. e., daughter OF Thomas
j. Sheley, OF Hartford, Conn.
PoSrIS-CARSEY. Hubykcn, on Wodn osday, May
10, at the residence OF MIRA Odell, by tho Rev Mr..
HERBERT Mr.. STEPHEN CARNEY 10 Miss LOUISA ].
PoSrIS, all OF this city.
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SUCCESSFUL BURGLARS.

Two successful burglaries were committed during
Friday night In Jersey City. 0nc OF the sufferers
David Bradt, % No. 800 Montgomery street, from
whom the thieves stole large amount OF wearing
apparel, silver and plated ware Jcwcry ana lot Of
valuable papers. Tho other victim was Mrs. Broum-
lee, whose house, NJ No 100 Newark avenue. was'cn
tered by tho thieves climbing upon shed and
getting through ono OF the windows OF the second
story. Her losa was IN jcwolry aud cash.
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UNGRATEFUL TRAMPS.

Mrs. Fox, who lives Laurel Hill, town Of New
town, L. l., day or two ago haa avisit from two
iramps, whom she furnished with substantial meal.
Then they asked her for twcnty-ivc cents TO pay
their way to Flushing, where (tbey sad) they ex-
pcced to 20 to work for farmer. While she went up
stairs 20 get tho money they dccamped with set Of
silver spoons and dozen napkin rings
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SHOPLIF Ting.

Lizzie Thompson was arrested on Friday evening
by officer Smith, Of tho Twentyninth precinct at tho
corner OF Thirty sixth street and sixth avenue Forty
i've yards OF Newport shrting, which sho Is alleged
to have stolen from tho establishment OF Karsch
Brothers, were found In her possession. ln the Jci
ferson Market Ponce Court yesterday sho was com.
uiited n chOO
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HELD ON TWO CHARGES.

Thomas varkcr, OF Lord Taylor's uptown cstab-
Iishmont yesterday was complainant against James
L. Scott in the Jefferson Market Police Court He
charged the latter In ono complaint with appropri-
atng $74 a. which he had collected Tor the firm from
lie Boutiier Bros. aud in another with npproprating
10 his $40 %, received In the same way from
Michael Ryan. Scott who is eighteen years old and
a clerk III the cslab hment, was held In $1,000
ON each charge
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COLORED ORPHAN ASYLUM.

Orphan Asylum will given at their institution,
Boulevard and 143d street. Ay 3D. "a and 25 between
the hours OF eleven A. VI. and six p. N. Tho excr-
cises by the children will begin between the hours Of
eleven A. NJ. ana half past twelve NJ. and three and
T. VI.
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SUICIDE BY LAUDANUM.

Miss Emma Kirby, residing with her mother ut
Lake Roukonkoma, Suffolk county. committed sui
eide on Wednesday night last by taking overdose
or laudanum Miss KIRBY was but eighteen years OF
age. and her family having recently become reduced
IN circumstances IS said to have preyed upon her
mind and caused her TO commit the rash act
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HANGED. HIMSELF.

Charles Seims, thirty-fve years Of ago, Q shoe
maker OF No. ST. Sixth avenue, Brooklyn, committed
suicide yesterday afternoon by hanging himself TO his
bedroom door. The deceased, who lett wife and three
children, was rendered temporarily insane through
signing some legal papers which no thought would
bring trouble upon him.
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CAPTAIN CURTIS DETAINED.

Judge Pratt, Of the Kings county supreme Court,
yesterday denied tho motion TO vacatc order for
the OF defendant the divorce suit OF Ellen H.
Curtis against Captain John H. Curtis, who, IL was
alleged about to start Tor tho Cape oi Good Hope
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RELIEF FOR THE POOR.

Tho sum OF IS has been received at this office and
forwarded TO superintendent o! Police Walling Tor
the relief Of Mrs. Mary Kane and her two children,
whose condition referred TO In Friday's
HERALD The donor is Mrs Charles L. kngler, OF
Jersey City.
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FATAL JUMP.

Rensselaer, Smith, boy ton years Of age, while
jumping across the track OF tho Newark and'New
YORK Railroad, at Brills crossing, just outside OF
Newark, yesterday morning, was struck by loco
motive and Instantly killed.
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ATTEMPT TO HANG HERSELF.

Mary Smith, serving q term OF sixty days In the
Queens County jail attempted to hang herself IN her
cell on Friday evening. She discovered IN time
by Jailor Rushmore TO snvo her life The rope,
which she made out OF Tho bedding, cut n deep cash
in her throat, from which she bled profuEey.
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TEMPERANCE ADDRESS.

Rev. W. McNulty, OF Paterson, President OF the
New Jersey Catholic Temperance Union, has sent an
address the several societies In Tho State, urging
renewed activity the cause OF temperance.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BrTr-MEYER..-Mr. ii. MEYER TO Miss c. Brrr, both
OF this city.
ELBE-GoNpREomr. ---IsipoR ELng TO Miss Ina Com
PHfcnT, both oil this city No cards.
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Government bonds we're lalrly active and arm and


Tho bank statement reflects tho continued nav.
menIs oil gold into tho Treasury on account oil tho
AZ per cent bonds in decrease OF s443o 800 In the
specie average. Tho legal tonaers show an Increase
Of 81 los. lOo which represents the steady flow OF
currency to this point ior the summer Tho loans arc
up slo9l, 900, ana the deposits down ST. 351 900.
The surplus reserve shows decrease Of 81 COS 21s
and the banks hold 275 oxsess Of loyal re-
Quircmcnts
The following shows tho condition OF tho Now YORK
city banks this week, rs compared with last--
Ndy H. Nay is. Differences
Loans. s232 $50 100 $685. IL 600 Inc Il DOL 900
specie 27,4Gy,J0O % 030, 200 Dec & 43g 800
Legal tenders 3s6l2,O0o 4l,O2O 100 Inc. q 4Os, 100
Deposits pol, 03s,0U0 1990s6,lO0 Dec SOL 300
Circulation. 2O,U33, 100 21,0l2,3O0 Dec 20,3 800
THIS FoRnGS MARKET.
The London advices report advance 10 con soils 10
e65S 9ek Tor money ana the account. United statca
bonds wore Arm aud shade higher. Erie rose 10
l2s. aud New Jersey Central TO 81 Tho weekly state.
mens Of the Imperial Bank OF Germany shows an in.
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RIcn-MALLAx.- Wednesday, May Is 1878. at the
Church OF Tho Holy Apostles, by the Rev. " y. ueeI
d. d SAMUEL W Rich 10 KATE. Youngest daughter
OF the late Henry Malen. No cards. - -
--WArKINs-Tbursday The loth inss "a a.
Roseviile, Newark ~ IT, by the Rev. Q. j. Haley,
HENRY d. SASpFonD. OF Oh City, Pa, 10 AMANDA u.
WATKINS, oil Roscvile, Newark. N. J.
SMirH-AILES. On Saturday, the 18TH, by Tue nes.
DR.. Kerr EDWARD SMITH to KATIE ALLEN, daughter Of
tho late e. p. Allen, both Of this city.
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HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following table shows the highest and lowest

THE MONEY MARKET
The money market worked easily to-day, call loans
being made al u per cent rne following wero tho
rates OF exchange Now York at tho aforementioned
cities to-day savannah, buying Lie premium, SELL
ing 4 premium; Charleston, 1-16 y. emium. y pre-.
MUM; st. Louis, lilo premium; New Orleans, COM
mercial u, bank u; Chicago, 60 premium, and Bos-,
ton, 12,sc. a zoe. discount. Foreign exchange was
quiet at 4s51 for bankers sixty day sterling bills
and L. IS Tor demand.
MARKET.
Gold opened at 1904 and closed at 1907. Tho
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1878-06-26
BOOTS AND SHOES.

The people of TiOnesta aud Forest
County generally, can save enough on
a very small purchase of Boots and
Shoes to pay for going to Tidioute and
purchasing from d. G. Gillispie. Be.
ing the only exclusive Boot and Shoe
Dealer in the place, and underselling
all other parties who handle these
goods, he can make it an object for
any one to give him a call.
And don't you forget it. If 81
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from prsc-
tice, having had placed in his hands
by an East India missionary the for
mula of simple vegetable remedy, for
the speedy and permanent cure for
consumption, bronchitis, catarrh, asth.
ma, and all throat and lung affections,
also q positive and radical cure for
nervous debility and all nervous COM
plants, after having tested its wonder
ful curative powers in thousands of
cases, has felt it his duty to make it
known to his suffering fellows. Actu-
ated by this motive, and a desire to
relieve human suffering, / will send,
free of charge, to all who desire it, this
recipe, with full directions for prepar-
ing and using, in German, French, or
English. Sent by mail by addressing
with stamp, naming this paper, W.iW.
Sherar, 149 Powers Block, Rochester,
N. Y. 14eow.1y
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w. c. CORURN. NJ. D..

DuYSICIAN q SURGEON offers his
Having had an experience of Twelve
Years in constant practice, DIR. Coburn
guarantees TO give satisfaction. DIR. Co
burn makes a speciality of the treatment
Ot Nasal, Throat, Lung and all other
Chronic or lingering diseases. Having
investigated all scientific methods of cur
lug disease and selected tho good from all
systems, he viii guarantee relief or azure
in all cases where euro is possible. No
Charge for Consult&tion. All fees will be
reasonable. Professional visits made at
all hours. Parties at distance can con-
suit him by lettor.
Office ana Residence second building
Oelow the Court House, Tionesta, Pa. Of
flee days Wednesdays and Saturdays. 25tf
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ArrENrIoN snLnIERsl

I have boon admitted to practice as an
Attorney in the Pension Office at WASH
ington, ID. G. All officers, soldiers, or
sailors who wero injured in the late war,
can obtain pensions TO winch they may be
entitled, by calling OH or addressing me at
Tionesta, Pa. Also. claims for arrearages
of pay and bounty will receive prompt at
tention.
Having been over four years soldier in
the iato war, and having for number OF
years engaged in the prosecution of SOL
diers' claims, my experience will assure
tho collection of claims inthe shortest pos
siblo time. j. B. AGNlSW.
4liL
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FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.

President Jtdgc--L. d. WETMoRE.
associate JUdges-Jos. G.. DALE, Eo-
WARD KERR.
TredsN3'cT--WM. LAWRENCE.
Prothonotd1y, Register C Recorder, &C.
}. w. CLARK.
IheriG-JUsT1s SHAwKEY.
CoDtn1iSsiOnerS-ELI BERLIN, ISAAC
LoNG, JOHN REoK.
County ipermteadoslt-H. S.. Brock
WAY.
District Att0THey-S. u. IRWIN.
Jury mmisSionerS--LYMAN Cook, z.
V. MERCILLIoTT.
County SatrUcVor--T d. CoLLINs.
C0roner-W. c. CoBURN.
CoV9sty 4 Udito1Y Y-N1oHoLAs THoMP-
soN, J. II. NELL, IT. A. ZUENDELL.
Member Of Congress HARRY WHITE.
Assembiy-J. 4 B. AGNEw.
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H. II. Evans would say to the
Ladies and Gentlemen of Tionesta and
vicinity when visiting TidiOute, if in
need of anything in his line, to give
him a call, and he will show you as
fine a stock Of Mems Hand .Sewed
Shoes and Boots, Ladies' and Misses
Fine Kid Walking and Opera Slip
pers, and Burt and Gray Bros. French
Kid Button Boots for Women and
Children's wear as you will find in
many larger towns, and will sell them
at prices that will induce you to come
again. Remember the place, Girard
Block, sign Of the Big Gold Boot.
P.S.-He keeps a full line of La
dies Underwear, Children's Suits, Ho-
siery, DC. 14tf
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--Kunkel's "Des Fleur De Alpes,"
a delicious perfume for the handker-
chief. Price rs cts. per bottle Do
not waste your money on "cheap"
perfumery; the best is the cheapest.
For sale at Bovard's. G.