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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-21

coral. RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Norh R,rer. Vessels m Pt")1Fs
Tprn.v An % q.
DAY. Aug. 20. 1850.
GENERA MARKEr REPORT.

NV YORK, FrilAN, Aug. 70, IN~O.
ASHES small lots only wanted. Pots 4sc. Pearls,
f~WAX-Iu short supply, cool demand and firm West
ami %. .
rs, ON Oi.N-i.ai and nomn ally unchanged
,ANpIi s--tlu.e hut SlcaCr
- tI-The W oe mar ct remains firm demands Cor
A. hrefe are good and TIE offerings Of Bitumnuus arr
ete served We quote. A. thracte - ga -: LIVER
,,i A. mise Camel s1l Liverpool Gas do, 81; Newcastle
o casing = 750S4 scotch S;eav. - - IN fish Sic n
80 = Provincial SO 7aGS4. PENNSYLVANIA and West
-, and Gas s5G$l -. West Virginia do. SO Cuuibcr
IN. 0rI adtop ard Clrlrhc e. - - - -.
-t.IftU so f- Dui al unt ban red.
g,.. BRACE STOCK Quiet, but essentially unchanged
tflt.IfOIsN- nelaa-ed-
,1t.. A---iealv iar demand unchanged
torTsN-~pot Cotton firm $40 revised quotations the
.--cirsl GRADES iNcci hsles t22-
has .t evtiaoo uGiue - bales for export ga bvl :
IN sr.rc and - bales con
tsa bales receipts al the port, today. 2o7 bales
oeist sos bales day last and 5tl bales last
ylr or the week $500 bacs Ggains. S.-l3 bales last
xseeE rul 7t5 since september T. 1,4OJ
hale, a-.4ust a o. bales Last season
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VHE INTERNATloNAL ard CHEAT ]

The new. YORK NATIONAL EXCHAHGg BANK
NEw.IORK. July 20, 1850
18th DIVIDEND.
- The Boari Directors have declared dividend of
THREE A : ID ONE,HALF PER CENT Dayane on and N
ter August p 1850. G. u. OF lCALl' Nh'ii'r
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OFFICE OF rHR
NEw.YOgK, LAKE ERIE an WESTERN RNLRQ ~

NEN1 Ohh, LANE i-hh 40 n hflith l'NtllN..NN r''
NEW ! pKN June - l-sn
rE1HIS COMPANY has made an arrangement
1 Win Messrs Dl.EALI. MORGAN e o. q extend me
Fourth Mortgage the New York and file
COMPANY maturing October next the prucinal
ravablc forty years from tat date ana the interest Apf
I'm nted gold OF the present standard Wtsht ana me
The night 70 extend has been reserved 10 such q
the rrr-rut holders desire ID ayd OF 10 ana snail de-
po,t their for tst purqos Win Merss DrrKe Nor
gan & Co. pri0r Io thr lltl OF september newt
such bonus m1y not he ended ~ the holders OF pH
pgrsrufei rs Nessrs DteN- ioIt' az o.
Will paid al maturity H. j. JEW T. > ''''''-
% wArt-r. NEW YORK June - 1850.
Referring the above uorcr 81 ihe N"" .i exc lls
ana alold .oualnr. Ee are now r"acf 10 Itu.3
any Of the Ne"NorS and Lue I"liioad FoIh M.I'SiB'
Ne are prepared 20 bus ZOO and accrued interest
any VI the bonds tno horrs oi zen NAV ue'ite "a" -
rather than c-t"nL hitf.-'Et- a,.','A A., ,e -
no TIE BONDQOLDEBS Of the | IAH
4 WESTERN RAILWAY tOMPANY-NO IlCh ~
HEREBY GIVfN MAT me r.U-tlES Tor the VI rtraLe
I.ndho.aers OBJ the UTAH ~ TERN RAILWAY tDl
PAtA have taken pr cceiiug7 to trcc7r te noits -
Al agreement n'd iu hc property fr tie loHfhlc- i.
apnDiuf trustee tor thai purpose has seen sl-r 10y IA k'
majority of the boniao.d r.. - D., . H..
Hose Nho have signed the agreem"nt can 90 so O
ami. iln 20 the Office Of TIE UNION lhl - IpMfANl
oil yF Y Jhk al so a. B-OacvLF Ne" oIh 'lly- a..
holder. vi pea.e deposit their bones with sad Trust
Company % usel by the rus.ec IN t' plFche q te
rfs,rtr o sad railway COMPANY conformity 20 me apoNe
named agreement Deposit Rec pts canstTapic
bv Enforcement signed Dr. sud Trust company 81. T..
peuo-ifor4 VIII requested for convenience OF the irs
Courauv 10 leave bonds Tor examination Sc anu It.
cei'" '"eii 00i ~ ~ T. T. BG-UOP.
FA~=ETT
Trustees OF Mortgage Of tab western Railway CO.
NTug la d..
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MANHATTAN BEACH,


VIA GREENP1TNr
steamer SYLVAN GROVE from foot Of -3ist. p P 30
OAK io.fj r ana talf hourly -Aj %. Nnturull
ic.ve 5fkSnATIAN BEAcH A. -.t1 1000, llOj, l. L.
1900 1850 ana every Aalth0ur 10 1888 p. IL
VIA BAY RIDGE.
Steamers 1TOS. CDLLVER and MArrFAWAN. from
22i--,rrct y. r.. a. 81 l-5 r. NJ an hourly - p n
Leaving LEROY STREET tel minutes, ana PIER 80.
Il Iv miuutes after leaving 2-3sL rae boats leaving -
% aud 50 10 lot stop 40 LeT2' al Ter
The steamer H. Il. MARTIN leaves ipJt ot u utehli-si
80 egJ nousy % SO p NJ Trains ron hlhni IN
Beach connecting VITA D. T. Marian for ~ W tllst lett'
hourly from so 90 1920 D. u., l.23 o $50 D. a. - ID
Q2i D. m Trans connecting WITH steamers Tor Pei y" d.
1910 p I'd. - 1890 %, .,.r, ,, r.,,-Ny ..,. af+,rn,,n
evening.
rolds Express VIII take baggage from any place IN N'
York and Transport 10 70 Manhattan b-io" tNice ui ~
"VSo. . r II Fireworks saturday evening by
~. mr. AllMlf.ll 20.
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RREMRv. Aug. 90 Petroleum. marks % rfeuninSs .
NAyCHEsrHH. Aug &O.Ihe ad iaDricHis
FIRM tending upward j0mch GO reed Cold rnd snril g,
~ 10 wards. 70 7Nd ~ 26-nc. 90 r.er. Printer,
Yards 4 iild No 40 Mule Twist. Far, second
Quahtv. lO'd
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INTEREST NOTICE-Tne Board OF Direc-
This ia directed the payment Of nteres, 40 tho
r-tcrf pure upon te Frat Preferred income am 'h~
mg Fund DeDenturc payable az the agencj or he con-
of f0Ow. Fih; 80 II COM Di
Il ay of ~enemOer prOx ~ the registered hoders
thereof the closing of the transfer cooks Oh the Isl 1 D
80 I.st AID pe the first tav 81 teDruiJ y
I-i che registered IN els Thereon AZ the cos ne III 's
transfer books Friday 2lst dav o. January 7' on
which date. the transfer books thr sit hrs M .
Doe closed Monday. the On OF 7opemp'i
prov ami saturday the SIN Of February l'S reslec
lively. - , H..
az cent upon the -ecnnn IRE
ferrcI amt sinking Fund ures a'dDo ID ia
mannr the first day December prox ~ the re-lsred
holders second DabeutnTes
poc Of the closing Of the transfer D''R' hereoi VI"
be hereafter
ebenrrs transferred 10 Bearer must b. entered ~
.1 rar. o,,lier iaterast VIII Dc
pad tleIeolI thAhLE7 Ai'i '''re'Af'
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NETWORK and BKIGHToNBEACHRAIL

I h.-r ROUTE 10 BRIGHTON AND CONEY
rSfAND ana direct 20 Br.A,on Hotel Double TRACK
ro lr I'M. ,yv dust ferries rough outside pass
Acc r orsa-re Ih. wi run their Ne knoNn ia,t
Steamer, NJ ORhI~sNI and SHADY SIDE 10 tHrr new
.li. cove Om No YORK. leaving --4-,t- y. H.
IN idi5. -i5a /. :. $50. 3, :., D. l.. a.,o nom
IA r Eaturmng. lcV iir -i0. ltolry Is ana eJJ'
fi.p8 "a m L.. ~ % 20 40, %. =, TO D.
pAfl1r car on olitI
and iayel and couyc. ing passengers
om urr 90 Brighton n-l, inutrs Tickets 10 h0i'
Prg tom amt CIn.v tsIu -N'rsOn 81 cents single I' O.
85 cents Children bswc,n twelve AND four years eAcui'oh
IS cents. single iare. lJ cents . --
Nc,ttou Lxucs company W cNe'e ua i., - ,n
frOm gliuu ltccA. taSt16t 'h''A'A ''oA ''' "' Oh"
-n- ~ N /
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NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAH


DOIItkDAM LINE.
IL sfea19er, cave ~ AT-JN'S STORES, B0Oxyn.
T. CALA.,l, ~ Ell, AuC Aol lENDA d. w Gu '-' -
~.
lst CaDin es0-s7p - cabin sl5f56 steerige 80 IA,
CAZAU y. zen. Ayr. y south NuiamsL Ia EDi -
n GO. - south "a lllanl-,t. Freight Ala
L. ". MOKHI~. go q olCVty. General tassage A-'hI
WHITE STAR LINE. .,,.,.e.
FOX or t.t,S -T.I'N AND LINEkPDyI- ~.
MOTTO kIhe steamers 81 this nr .dre .s -
anu Aolnew ard voyages ..,. A.. al D. , m
I,lIt Cant SEPT '''
CfAIIl cant G.a,,aII saturday. sep "a. i' ~
BRITAIN NfI' -
lUIlI-sI. .- , ,--,-.,.sa, IN A,
Vnurmeus The Don. ,oaicr0nn+, 'hVAAS - - -,
rooms are aoed an!dsa.ps wlere tie lose an u.
lcast m agorng degree Ot comfort AAertJ lA%~.' ''
"a sea at.-u. Raf,ra
tickets favorable terms.
Tf.Se steamers carry ue cRtt'e sheep nor pikA
ttn,fectlou Of ans All other Orni on Apply A. tns
COmrauys Oices. No. y Broadway, NrW lp.A.W - AZ
Walnut PA.ldI1ipnlL h J. tO..tl - N%'H"
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CHICAGO, H., August 3. $50.
NOTICE-The following resolution was
y passed ills day: Resolved That dividend % rce ana
ht per IS - percent pe zee AZ upon tne pise
tins payable AT Ire once OF
Jo.uu pa Ion & CO.. No - William d.. Ncwlo rh C, On
i1ur O sep emner 1850 The transfer 200 WI
closed August ~ and re1NenC0 piemler d. 4''" E
denS a. above apply the ~ common -toCh
pr0 ed IN pavmrut has been Che on OF be-
lore Aurr,r g,lrn instant C. III. FO- TER, seer ay.
TE'HE INTERNATIONAL and GKEAl
4 NORTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY of TEXAS, "a
Mortgage Income Bonds. $1,000, =
second annual instament OF interest declared by
the company of year ct5 Oh Ie aooFe
bonds amounting per cent viii be paid TO the rri>tee
holders thereof and alter September IoO NJ the ONCE
o he COMPANY. 81 Pine 81. New lOfk
The books 0 registry viii be closed on August 20 l9e ana
or.nad ON -rDfpmber = Of the directors
THOMAS ". PEAk~ALI-
Vice- President.
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financial.

ALL VINO are Interested in railrOll business
an stiles should get THE lRIb y T. A.
MANAC for ESQ now reair, price - cents Dr mat
BANKERS and CAPITALISTS viii want 20
4 get The Tribune Almanac 1880. gives the ngues
United states Revenue Expcnurnrs 1873. Price
% cents. by mai
GAS STOCKS.
Al New York and Brooklyn stocks. AMI also kinds
of frooglvu uv O. tuent securities dea. In Oy
" GEORGE ~. PRENTISa,
1g RROAD-> j., AND 90 E&CHANG4-PLACT
GAS STOCKS * CITY X. Il. stocks and Bonds
u bought q SOL. F.rhEWIrr. 81 hxchangc-pace. -
IWYNNE s. DAY, - Wall-st., New DIRK
~ established 1856, transact general Banking anu
brokerage Business IN kal@aT ~hares Bonds &c, &C
T7HE GRANVILLE GOLD COMPANY offers
for sale To Ot hIt DLNEi7. for 20 davs from date
hereof unless sooner ,ou. FIFTY rHOl SAND @hASEs
az It's work capual Stock, 20 FIJI 4EtN tI-NI7 PER
SHARE. Par value, g. BY order Board or Tu,tceA
EDWIN H. MULFDHD, secretary
% pFY.sT.. NEW Y0HN. August l., 1880.
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CFcurslou5.

A SBTRY PARK and Ocean Grove Camp Meet
"A ing Best Rodte is bl steamer PLY MOI rig noe
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IMPERIAL GERMAN NAIL. vo

4 NORTH GEHMAN LLOYD
sTEANsHI" LiNE b-tWELN NEN WORK
soCTliAMPION AND Bi--AEN -. .
DONAC.... sat aug "a - Il -----'..'' 500 !
-if % 'ir.t
les OF PA>SAGE from NEN-YoRk 10 SOL .hA'F-
1ON. HAVRE OR BrFNEN IN
FIRST "a BIN loj : .''l \ ID
SrEF sAGF. 80 ....t.
Return tickets az reducei rates, frepaA s''e'S' ~''
cate. 81. 49,. -s...,. - r.,.sa,, "a,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-08-25
stoneham Oil Field.

News from the Stonehetn; Warren
county district is of more or less in
terest to land owners of this county,
because it is supposed that the ten
dency of Operations is through that
district to Forest county from the
Bradford region. A gentleman who
has just returned from there and has
been careful in his observations, fur
nishes the following facts regarding
the Stoneham district:
On the White property there are
two wells which together produce
about nine barrels.
Jesse johnson, at point between
Opossum and Dutchman Runs has a
we'll which flows about II barrels
daily.
Joseph Magee has two wells near
the same place; Benedict has one.
The production of these are not given.
They are situate bout one-fourth Of a
mile from Stoneham station.
Clemens & Kerberger have a well
down $50 feet, which is pumping 10
barrels; they will sink it deeper as
soon as they can get the oil somewhat
exhausted.
David Beatty and Tolles have each
two wells which are producing from
8 to 10 barrels each; these are or
Opossum Run.
Thers is a producing we'll on the
Grossenburg farm, midway between
Clarendon and Stoneham.
The Eagen we'll, near Clarendon
struck on July 9th, is still producing
| IL barrels.
Bell & Hopewell, near the Eagen
torpedoed their we'll on Friday las
and it has since been flowing througI
the casing.
Hague's well, near Tiona, is pre-
ducing three barrels
: The wells in this district a
flow, except the Clemens & Kel
berger. Land is selling at from $40
to 5000 per acre leases at one'quarte
to one.eigth royalty, and in some il
stances a bonus must be given to get
lease. The district covers an area {
b. over four miles in width running Mort
0 and South.
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Business at the Recorders Office

Deeds, &C., recorded from August
16 to August "a, 1880:
Deed, VIM. Lawrence, to Treas, to
]. NJ. Clapp, 23.192 of 63S scres in
Howe twp; $13.45.
Same to j. NJ. ClIpp, 23-192 of 657
acres in Howe twp; $13.48.
Same to J. NJ. Clapp, 24-192 of 500
acres in Howe twp, $21.
Same to J. M. Clapp, 24.192 of 500
acres in Howe twp; $21.
Same to J. M. Clapp, 23-192 of 596
acres in Howe twp;
All of the above deeds were as.
signed by J. M. Clapp to Gilbert jam
ieson, who assigned his right to P. M
Clark.
Release, Peter Berry to P. NJ. Clark
oil right on 500 acres in Howe twp.
Deed, John Taggart ct al to P. M
Clark, 500 acres in Howe twp. DEED
III Partition.
Deed, P. M. Clark to DR.. w. L
Chrisman, 500 acres in Howe twp
$4,000.
Deed, Geo. G. Sickles to Mary A
Clark, lot in Tionesta Boro; $500.
Deed, Rachel Patterson ct al t.
w. F. q NJ. V. Patterson, 100 acre
in Barnett twp; 81.
Deed, Jno. Walters ct ux to Gee
B. Walters, 1873 acres 80 perches il
Green twp; Made in consideration 0
Geo. B. deciding James the balance O
the tract.
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Notice i'm Divorce.

re. d. No. s, Deer Term, 1879.
EOREST COUNTY, SS.-THE COM
l. mouwealth of Pennsylvania to the
IsEAIl Sheriff of said County, Greeting
Whereas, Eta NJ. Wood, by her next
friend, ID. w. Clark, did on the lst day of
October, 1879, prefer her petition to our
said Judges Of the said Court of Common
Pleas for said County, praying for the
causes therein set loI tn that she might he
divorced from the bonds of matrimony
entered into with you, E. Fred Wood. We,
therefore, command you, the said E. Fred
Wood, that setting aside all other business
and excuses whatever, you be and appear
in your proper person before our Judges
at Tionesta, at Court of Common Pleas
shere to be held for the County of Forest,
on tho fourth Monday ofSeptember next,
TO answer tho petition or libel of the said
Eta Nj. Wood, and TO show cause II
any you have, why the said lttm M e;
Wood, your wifo, should not be divorced
from the bonds of matrimony, agreeably
10 the Act of Assembly in such case made
and provided. Herein fail not.
Witness tho Hon. l.. d. Wetmore, Pres =
ident of our said Court, at Tionesta, this
3lst day Of July, a. d., 1880
JUSTIS SHAWKEY, Proth'Y.
true cOnV-C A RANDALL Sheriff.
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i j. B. AGNEW,
ATTO RsN EY . Il T. L a w ,
TIONESTA, PA.
ArrENrIoN sOLpIERs!

7 have boon admitted to practice as an
a ttorney in the Pension Office at Wash
gton, d. G. All officers, soldiers, or
Eailors who were injured in the late war,
can obtain pensions to which they may he
entitled, by calling on or addressing me at
TiopSnH1 Pa. Also. claims for arrearages
so OF ~ and bounty will receive prompt at
tention. 49,
Having been over four years soldier in
the late war, and having for number o'
wears engaged in the prosecution OF sol
diers' claims, my experience will assure
the collection of claims in the shortest pos
sible time. j. B. AGNEW'
4itf.
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Notice..

We have now been out of the mer'
camille business over twelve months
and many of our accounts still remain
unpaid. We therefore notify those
indebted to us that unless they call
and settle the same before September
1, 1880, we shall proceed to collect by
law.
1t. j. Ii. DERICKsON u Co.
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TIMBER LAND FOR SALE. Warrant
i 3I59, Ogilby heirs, 1850 acres, between
forks of Milestone, Forest county, 4f miles
from Clarion river, and from survey Of
f. c. & X. r. r. All heartily tinabered with
hemlock, cherry, ask. maple, poplar, Gu
cumher, etc. Will sell the whole or in lots
at private sale The whole or any part re-
mainingo on hand will be sold at AUCTION
at the Court house, Tionesta, September
2Sth, 1880, at l p. m. Title unimpeachable.
B. j. u A. B. REID, Attorneys.
Clarion, Pa, August, 1880.
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-Tionesta is infested with skunks,
and there is hardly night but that
the report Of musketry is heard
and some offensive feline is called to
its long home. 1t is said they have
their breeding ground in town some
where, and it must be so eor they seem
to increase nightly, and unless some.
thing is soon done they will have the
run of the town; at least during the
night.
Mr.. M. Ulrich stopped in town a
few hours last Thursday. Mike has
opened new bottling works in Oil City,
and is now bottling the famous Jos.
Schiltz Milwaukee Beer, which, is pro.
nounced by the best judges to be the
purest beer brewed. He is working up
q large trade in this section, and is re-
ceiving on an average two car loads q
dav. Mr.. Ulrich has the exclusive
agency, and parties wishing this favor.
ite article will address him at Oil City,
Pa.
If some of our citizens would do
the square thing they will emulate the
example of those living ia the vicinity
of Haslet's corners. A street lamp
has been erected there which is a thing
of beauty and will doubtless be a joy
for several years to come. The lamp
was made by our boss timer, Ed
Heibel, and is arranged 70 burn gaso'
line, which throws out very brilliant
light. Three or four more of the same
kind distributed along Elm street al
proper distances would "take like ho
cakes"
The following is correct state
rnent of the game laws, which gunner
should paste in their hats for read,
reference in the field :-Woodcock
July 4 to January /; plover, July Il
to January rail bird, September
. to December l reed bird, Septembe
1 to December squirrel, Septembe
t l to January 1 wild fowl, Septembe
J 1 to May IS; rufFled grouse, Octobe
| l to January l ; pinuated grouse, o.
e tober / to January / /; quail, Octobe
:. Is to January (; deer, October l t
/ December Is.
-Messrs. Wicker & Blake, of Boz
r ton, Mass, are still shipping larg
+, qua antilles of hard lumber from tn
# county. Mr.. Blake, the gcntlema
# who stopped here several weeks r.
e Gently, wri tes us friendly letter
IS which he says that he has since leavin
o here received several car loads
If cherry lumber from Canada, but th'
it by no means compares with IL
K Forest county lumber in quality. II
20 thinks our lumber is among the fine
il in the world, and says it finds read
, sale in his section. The firm pays IL
Il highest prices for hard lumber, as the
| make 1t a speciality, and it wou
10 doubtless be to the interest Of ol
% manufacturers to consult with ther
Their address is 10 Central Street.
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1t is but a simple statement of a
fact when say that DR.. E. K. Thcmp-
sons Sweet Worm Powder has saved,
humanity speaking, several lives, one
of which was that of a valuable
preacher. Rev. J. e. Clough, Mission
Hous, OngOla, Hindoostan. For sale
by Bovard. 1t.
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List Of Jurors.
GRAND JURORS.

GRAND JURORS.
Tionesta Boro.-S. j. WoLCoTT,
Foreman, ]. H. Dingman, w. j. Rob-
erts, j. E. Wenk.
Tionesta Twp.-G. Jameson, Fred.
Stitzinger.
Kingsley. &C. F. Gillespie, A. B.
Root jr., Ira Barnes, Rutler Rice.
Jenks.--N, X. Burton, H. II. Scott,
Cyrus F. Hunt.
Howe.-John F.'Clark.
Hickory.-Elisha HOllister, N. f.
Witherell, Guy Hilliard, Boyd NJ
Jones.
Harmony.-E. l.. Jones, Herman
Coleman, ROb't Mcintyre.
Green. Matha.
Barnett HeRry, Geo. Ittel
PETIT JURORS.
Tionesta Boro.-JOhn Hart, Henry
Gruhbs, Chas. Raisig, r. L. Haslet
Geo. Haslet, Pritner Agnew. j. II
Zones.
Tionesta Twp.-C. w. Clark, Chas
Weingard.
Barnett.-Philo Williams, james
BOYD, Michael Dunkle, VIM. Shields
VIM. r. Coon, Lloyd Spence, f. A
Magee, VIM. Magee, VIM. Williams
Green.-C. F. CrOpp, Angus
Rhodes, Herman Blum, Samuel Levy
Richard Flynn.
Harmony.-Peter Berry, Ihoma
McCarty, r. j. Hunter, w. w. Black
Fred Machssney, Sye Neill, John a
Dawson.
Hickory.-Jas. Henderson, N. L
McCurtin.
HOwe.-Daniel Fetley.
Jenks.-JOhn. F. Mercilliott, DI
S, S. fowler.
Kingsley.-Harrison Dotterer Ge'
StrOup, John Hunter.
Fancy prints, water-Proofs in
y.riatU nfshades RroWn and bleaChe
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Grand Boulevard Hotel.
Corner san d. By'Oa@WGp,
NEW YORK.
an RAJ Amarioan and EnTepean PIAn

Fronting on Central Park, the Grand
boulevard, Broadway and Fifty-Ninth
St., this Hotel occupies the entire square,
and was built and furnished at an expense
of over $4O0, 900. 1t is one of the most ele-
the citv ; has a passenger Elevator and all
modern improvements, and is within one
square of the depots of the Sixth and
Eigth Avenue Elevated Il. r. cars, and
still nearor 10 the broadway cars-con-
venicnt and accessible itom all parts OF
the city. Room with board -. per day.
Special rates for fanatics ana permanent
e %. HASKELL, ProprietOr.
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The oil market opened yesterday
at 96sc, and closed at 91ic.
Ole Bull, the great violinist died
at his home in Norway last week.
The boOugh schools will open
one week from next Monday, Sept, 9th.
Wild plums are ripe and very
abundant along the river and creek
banks.
Attention is called to the new
card of w. c. Coburn, NJ. D., in
to.day's issue.
Mr. and Mrs. II. H. May are Wis
iting their daughter, Mrs. j. B. Leg
nard, in Chicago.
"A new stock Of fancy Dry Goods
and Notions Just received and for sale
cheap by Robinson & Bonner. 2t.
Mrs. John Haslet of Franklin,
and Miss Carrie Robertson of Oil City,
are the guests of S. H. Haslet's family.
Treasurer Lawrence disposed of
the last tract of land on the sale list
at yesterdays sale. Over 40 tracts
were sold to the county.
Let every Republican see that not
alone his own name but that of his
Republican neighbor is placed on the
registry list before September lst.
DIR. fowler, of Marienville, paid
orr town a visit on Friday last. The
Doctor is a true Republican, and can
polish off a campaign story with good
effect.
Miss Anna Hnlings, who has beer
teaching the Panther Rock school
came home last Thursday, having
been taken quite sick with typhoid
fever.
The squirrel season opens next
Wednesday, Sept. 1st, so rub up you
old "fnzee" and be prepared to Civ
them warm reception. They ar
said to be getting plentier.
Persons desiring to become emf
nently successful as teachers, shoul'
attend the State Normal School. Open
Aug. "a. Address for information
|
j. A. Cooper, EdinborO, Pa.
Mr.. Peter Berry, of Fagundui
accompanied by his brother fron
Buffalo, very pleasant gentleman
and Mr.. j. L. Grandin, of TidicutS
paid Tnnesta short visit Monday.
Senator John G. Hall was i
town last week, and paid us a Yer
pleasant visit. The Senator is wide
awake gentleman, and his friends /
this county are always glad to see hin
Mr.. Carpenter is making hast
slowly" with his building ACROSS tn
way. But he is in no hurry, and
I. satisfied if he gets comfortable fixed
his new quarters before cold weath'
sets in.
Mr.. Brennan has large and con
modious coal shed all complete, an
has ordered several car loads of CO..
wherewith to fill it. Those in nee
should apply early and get the advaI
tage of the present low prices.
-Derickson & Co.'s staVe mill
this place is running at odd time
when there is stock to work up. The
mill at Hunters station will start I
(. this waek, and will probably be Ike
running a month or two steady.
A. Chairman Cessna gives mott
= that a meeting Ofthe Republican Sta
Central Committee will be held at t
-, rooms Of the Garfield Club, in Blea
n ley Block, in Franklin, Pa, on Thu
Is l., Can't 9th 1850 at o'clOek a.
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Lawrence House,

RENEE. PROPRIETOR. This house
Is centrally located. Everything new and
we'll furnished Superior accommoda-
tions and strict attention given to guests;
Vegetables and Fruits Of all kinds served
in their season. Sample room for Com
.Auercial Agents.