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GENERAL SEWS. :_ J{ ;'__ :^J^|*^:;;; W ‘
b S C *t!l B . B r ■ BEOEiPTa 4K» -riWASCBY op BEAVEB roi NTV fob MB KEui mj. -
shop or liquor saloon, and has not had since U was B»' •!’: | • ■■• -■■ *—— -■■ -'-■ ■■■ ■ -'■■ '■ 1 --^:,— J - *■■ - '■'■•■■ " J '~' T -- • ' " ■-' '’ ,■'; ’* ,■ ■
incorporated, . .1 . TJatlafatltalE CflMtl.L K. Y. ■ ' " " ; 3: ; ; -■ : / , ' ' .*•:*.;-.,‘r: •;'-
Jf y3.Vi * ■ \ EBcilfTOi: riV^i' :' ! Jw - ■■•''•-•• *- - : ’. ■*
interested In cheap freights along the projected;, well endowed, Wplaced npon an endarlng basis, for Treaa 0^ 159 . i ..
linoof this toad are the principal :■ tT
thistoad, and purpose, to take the most of the r .- Ui ,_ . *' m. ■■■■ ..ji...' T :- CoartHonse.officesaodjail—Repairs tq; '729 69 '
stock, and to own,and (Control the i . >'J/i .^~ £ ~ A , : *p^|TOBBB.-.’ : | i i^gg^P 5 95
—Tfacmost remarfeabib chime VfcHfellsvla.:’ ih!«; Tha SprfngTepm opens March 35. 7 , ‘*‘-- > pay, • - . 7 V-.;- Souse ,s * ( \r ; 7, 60,
pntintrv uon the chanel For catalogue address " . .; / Registerrin;g voters; , Ae&ggdre atteirdfog electione, y V .7 v 1 A “ 147*10 *
country the chapel ofNotro Dame flawt Rev. J.T. EDWARDS, A. M, Principal. 5 H'v ; eer. *f SteetUm,; MW _ •;. A.., •_•/*• 428 60-8,53137
near south Bend, lad. It consists <>ftwepty-foar c ~ „... .... ....i.... —__ -, ‘ Sniwia cnrollmenta, ■ -■'- • ' ■••- ; 0* —1,413 43 House Of-Refhge—Suppbrt-aud clothing for inniatca, -55 ft; 58
bcl is, the largest weighing 14,000, ponnds, ranging T) ‘W. j E N-'K INB 0 N A a<^^ors pay—State, O A Small. i 4o W •j ■_ ' Manager, 'i '; .60 CO,.
through two octaves It may be heard in its deen fV-■ ,', V" » County, JH_ Christy, ll■■-•' H Constable'conveying inmatt a, ‘ll 14— 617 72
° * - J " • - : ' . . o^ a 5 l 8 ’ ■ „ Hospital at Dlxihont—Support and clothing for imoates, . '..; 680 25
reverberations for twenty miles away. . -, Manuftcturtra and Dealers in ’ , , . , ,„ ~. ■ . WCHnnter, ,48(10 189 00 Penitentiary—Support, medicine and clothing for OB
r v^- ;'iss
have, passed resolutions against ther proposed •»l'A’D:i riritt'. '•' .itffft ‘'. -KlMil •.f-Brldgea-Bafldlng, - ' 'Directow^imy—fiofcert Cooper, , . ; : : ; 75 00, .■;
action of Congress requiring the prepayment of I vßAuvv ADi 1* vluAKb, „ A Repairing and ’ i,Wo 14—13,69171 Samuel Cibson, .’ ’“ 54 00—8,054 00
..• ° , ‘ - ■ —* Commlasioners’pay—Joseph Brittain, 678 00’ , Prothonotn^Vn>i'» :■• . ' 7118
jioptago on newspapers at thCAffICA of publication. ■-■■■■■ . ■: ffi©Slw4ilfyi.g,o» W hlpoffl»r., , / ’ *»’ ’ 1
—Tha Maino prohibitory, liqnor Uyi bill will bo .37 LIBEKTi STREET, ■ ... , «« 41 «. IK) 15
amended so as not to include elder. - - Clerk for Comxnjsaionerg-JohnllgGohn, : ; ’ r ' 800 00 ■ TaxeB j ro or - - ’‘ ’ *’ - ; ; = . «64 ’W •: •’“ •; -
-Tessw.bythoconsusol I8?0,bn, 650,«» pio. ' HnSBCBOH.FA. cSS^Mlili&Ayi^ ■„?; ’ : v „ IS?Jgi
pie. The State is rapidly developing. /^IET AN AGENCY FAR TflF •' Clerk of Quarter Session?,. / .. 399 63 Egress Srgei -i, 10 10
very much (jP . ' v " Sfld ; ;■ fifeS? ' SS
disgusted with the condition:of housekeeping In : __ ...r , - . “ ’- • JMMcCrfeery, , atHHiO ; W°»0 drt >’ '• w w
«“■«»»• JeVVkCitolTllinSliVlttlillH.’ : Vr ::, , -;8»74
HftS uCCOQICt lOf IDOSt p©Ople,-lC* i "■* ' O . Vncrmrita' laHoiro " • ’• "*' /. ' / :t.T . .• 1 :• -L 'i _ ' a ~~ *■
tolerably expensive and 'difficult,is one which We are'-wjjv prepared to offer xoms liberal daifor’a.salary, - 250;00;r; aunn2 year '
-almost universal experience and observation will Jmtlceo'Uce.- :i;V ’ . - Certificates for foxscalps*' , -82 75
confiim. House rent is bigk ; honses are incon- PliyfEEN YBARs|in business; capital Sffifejail and ; 94 5 Jg g
venient In arrangement and constraction; food, )feqni|ed.„ We stand ait tosse* and colkctall paper Court expensesr-Constables’ wailingbu £oart, 14103 J 1 nnapat<*d lands ' ’B2 28
as generally cooked, is costly and ? orS€ '' W6 S on andvOatflt.mrr f -.- vi >•; : .jSJg... ■.f : ; -■. IWT m
bdaUhralornttractlv.; Bbrvap(B Jot roodllj; ,„„eo trbo : ' U ‘?’' t '
procured, cannot be retained long, ahatareiwatc.: owktbam9. -Soww thp time toapplyand ~ , t; t .Jurors' . : ; vi 1 1 W ' ‘ ‘ mi
ful, unskillful, and egligent to a very annoying °. e y °? the ,- bpr^|J™ *'nn, ' ;: jiltor’ , salarv“ ,,a * ’ : . :: .BkUm«o tit Jafiuary 5.243 55
extent. Of course this is not a statement -without •; , V extraoav 10i»- 3l ‘-v : ' i I 7 VJ;
exceptions, which we are.not only too.happy to “ Wood street, Jiftsbargh, Pa. Inquests—Coroner, witness, jaryfees, andfanerAl expenses, ; • 283 75 “ ‘ 1 , t «
recognize. But the exceptions are: Ce*v and far Y TST OF CATJSES. 7 ' . ; J “f yCom ®H Bionerd,^f e y r , j t , epa y 46 T
between.” . .. , ’ ; . JLf., „• / ;v- v -.• .: •' .■. ■_* , <’ '• • ’ i : , :i j .... : ;j .
—The Lower House of the Kansas Legislatbre •■Fon' Trial at Mdrclh-- Tetin, ';1873.
has passed a concurrent resolution, asking Con- - wEfti— xarcb 17. .;.- , , ’ , " T 7'7 . - - . , |
J Nve ' : TABLE OP IN THE SEVERAL- ’t’OWNSHIPS P©K ST4TE mi> COUNTY PURPOSES; AMOUNTS PAID TO,
»the Territory are repelled. ° ic,ha *** AMOUNTS CHARGED TO AND. AMOUNTS: PAID BY ; AMOUNTS REC*D FROM
Aw« -hin<n.nn .n.Hm .v. Th. m . p H Stevenson vs Henry CoW UKSEATiJDiANDSjCOSIMISStONS ALLOWED TO COLLECTORS; BALANCES DUE RY COLLECTORS |
—A Washington special says: The Spanish Mn- HannahCbeneyvsWmEChcnev ■ -- . . ’■> ’.-, ■-■ _ T
ister. Polo, says that it does not seem to him that Henry Wagner vs A J Welsh et at- * Levy of Amt. pVJ 1 Amt.ip’d Amoontl Amount Thseatl Collec. Duo by ’
Spain will rctrogado to despotism, and that a ■ W Anderson va llcnncl & Lehz ■ -. TOWNSHIP S BOROUGHS. IBfB' -Treas.. Treas. ch’d. to paid by ed . Com-’ Collects Karnes of Collectors. ,
bh,n n , m is, CsmimmAnt win «At *h» .* n : JohnßiMcMillcnTS Win Garvin . .. i - - t . bef Augl, befScptl Gnllec’rs collec’ra Lands, mission
change in the Government will not affect the sta- Miller, Dobson & Trax vs Kooken & Brobeck - -a Z-f -.-•■/ —“j _
tus of Cuba He considers Amadeus, honest and , secOko week—cosimexciso habcq °4 . Beaver bprp .1958 88 1448 56 30 89 466 90 , ,348 16 160 ... r , 122 14 •Bindley Anderson.
liberal. At the Senate Department il is doubted GcdVge Graham vs John Conway et al *’ ’ Bhde^horo 1 ‘ ? ° ro '"' gj g , 26 60 ' ifS ’? * 121I 21 85 88'U MoS >V
if success will follow In case'Rivero is to be the P«rt«r ”! Z!!! ’2! iS 8 MK 6>i So 57 408 13 i:: ; i!;; sS 42* ■
first President, .although his qoalificatona are t, ' e^ob ?..)' a l l m e j Borough twp 423 89 :257 27 1 -4 80 ■ 149 36 108 83 .... .. ‘ 4f«4 A. M. Taylor.”
conceded & U f V 8 f lI l !o Beaver Paltsboro 3031 00 -135 T 46 46 44 1603 82|j. 48g 18 44 53 .. 1076 12 }.]. H. Grav°
iShS Ji\?A^a2a A Mn BO <L 8 t Brighton 1302 42 ' 5 919-92-’ ' 2625 883>82 f ,184-89 J 52 .... . UB'ol ,*W Beacoia
-At a meeting of the Chairmen of the Trades a n.,“ k v ® ?,l fv T.„ii; brek Chippewa twp,.. ...... 971 72 460,48 '9 91 444 69 165 00 ‘ .... i .27834 VV/McCnughiery.
Occupation, of the Centennial Annaversary In S ‘ ‘* V v"-V >-g g JJI ' I,S 1 93 7 -
Philadelphia a report of the subscriptions to the W M Duncmi vgG L Ebertort % - ;i«W-4» mm US 69TW MM CV' 1 I'! *''sS 64 irhnnJShi^le.
stock was road, which showed large receipts. A wm PfcUiott vs wm Davidson s admr. Fallston boro i L 666.‘i6 446 99 ,16 61 169 62 103 59 49 76 .: 30 2T i a J. l.ommecSr
!h M 1h V aT d 7” J -^^ o^ oo ! ann 7° I c ‘9f ■ Btev“ nsot A ill X!!:!!!^!!!!!!'C SSI 793 89 li*96 T 37 « . 147 07 r* " •“ S-4« SVu.'h?ckes/
that the Railroad Commitee-would raise al least Commonwealth ?s Head and et al ... Freedoiaboro ..........7. 74993 321 43 88 35 377 99 ids 30 C..: i # 273 «♦ ‘ss«mncl HerM,!.
$500,000. A grand mass meeting will be held on John C. Humphrey vs Blake & Fessenden - n. Glasgow boro 201 15 45 12 133 96 36 97 i 1 : - 1 lIP 99 Heurv C’ama.7
Wn«hln*rton* B hirthdav In aid of the cause Alex Nickle vs P H Stevenson Georgetown boro.. 373 10 109:59 : r iBl «3 I§l 89 -SOOt 17u «» .b\
\va,hin o ton s birthday in aid of the cause. Daniel Lisenbrann vs Russell Greeuetwp 2025 71 1051'76 ' '139,24 790.13 -587 221 660 ~.. -24 b 8! !F,S. I aueblin.
Tho Chronicle of the 14th savs- John * Mltchcii\s James H Giljis - Harmony twp 6690 10 5402 07 .... 360 1 ; ! -3 42 : . ... »; .... !•Andrew Kottcrb-i. .
.... w 7 wn ?7/ f *“®. 8 >8 ; ClarkUsselton vs Joseph ißirgaa Hanover twp.... £ 2237 11 1246 95 -•-8 S» 983i50 ; -7485 61 ' .... ... • - SOfTK) Hubert f|rtM.4
'lue. Women buflrago Association of this city must James Marshall w John WBey Hopewell twp........ 1500 08 998 85 .... 521 31 992 Z... ... J 311 39 Wames Wumoca.
be in good standing in the Methodist church. On , A et a ß l° ? Gc ?F® e ' Hookstown boro 236 73 171 A 3 . 13.71 80 93 1 3 60l 77 38 1?. S. I ankbiiu.
l-.«t Friday evening Blshoo Simnson the leading Indore Oesterle vsCreorge Cable Idepeudence tiyp 1225 49 760 06 .... 480 88 190 34 ; .... I .... i-cu 9S Lt. C. De«d ■■ -
2.ut Fnday c>cmn e Bishop bimpson, the *ead“» John McCowin vsA J Cook - , Industry twp. —.... 913 47 460 13 20 90 414 15 317 17 345 i .... 93 53 Soluumn Djilinger,
Bishop of the denomination, by invitation of the Elihii 3b Jonathan Evans vs Fallston .Water Co Moon tup. .......v. 1124 05 606 65 45 92 445 30 log 27 4 481 ’ 272 55 jgamuei Patterson.
President of tho Pittsburgh Women Suffrage Asso- V 8 ‘ l Marion j .581 77 318 09 =l6 12 152.14 83 53 ... ; .... 09 61 John Hickey.
elation adre«ed the Constitutional Convention Albert Bfcvans vs J RHarrah ■ New Galilee boro ■ 214 88 12« 82 520 80 62 70 38. ; ;.... 4 402 .... A. Miller.
ciation, adre-.ed the CTOstuuuonal Convention p o |w. W Aeller y«Patterson htitchell New Brighton (North tfard) 1050JJ9 599 71 14 48 433 01 .... = 4&i ni G. L.Eherbart.
on women aufirage,and W, A. .Davidson, D. D, Bentley&^nvigv?.Cha3Coale » » (Middle ward).... .1870 W Stn 07 ; 21 70 417 55 .... 417 53 O. L. Eberhart.
will lecture this evening before tta Snffrage Asao— Abelard vvhisler vtG I* Kensiey u *6, (Hduth ward).-....
riitionnn “I’hree Thlnes Womari Must Have ” Commonwealth vs Alex Bpben-oii North Sewickiy 1296 54 757 33 23 23 1 4SSCI .... 19 62 I ’ .... 463 39 !<! A. Sites. .
ciation on Ihree Things Woman Have. Miller & Trax vs TJCbandjeret al. New Sewickiy twp.............. 1707 70 780 43 311 949 83 462 12 147 1 .... : 486 S 3 'Robert Boggs.
The Association meets at 08and 70 Filth avenue, (»BFnlmer&Co vsTimilcCartyet ux Ohio twp 20:0 22 HOI 66 .80 2u 827 72 764 82 S 2 02 I - 4138 18. D. Johnson.
kaltby bixilding. Coy. Noble &Co vs byivosJer Hunter Patterson twp 148 51 117 77 .... 24 61 i ...! 24 61 ij. H. Gray..
~ L 1 .. a . . . Jaa-hrawer, for use. wJas Dwican Pulaskl-tp 943 87 482,27 ,26 50, .417 95 290,12 . 6 ou. • .... 121 S 3 !W. McClelland.
-A. resolution has been introduced in the Coy, &Co vs Thomas Pentlmg. Phillipsburg boro 431 95 32:1 89 782 ? gtl-63 ,/f82.30 433 .~ Robert Rbiith.
Massachusetts Legislature applatidlng the action Rochester boro;fi43l J9| 1517 gO] '33 581 '-913 50- •100 90-9-62 ; 803 SS •.!. M. ILye.
of Sn-iin inbucomimra Renublit* Coy, Noble *Cp v« Rochester t\vp 727 72 452 45 17 72 245 25 ,225 81 -7 £0 12 25 .... David Mitchell.
oi opam in becoming a Republic. Coy. Noble &Covs .7 E Crane Baccoontwp. 1293 33 670 16 69 86 531 04 193 0(1 •i- S3S 04 E. Barpcs.
—Ray’s steam tannery at Tyi one Pa., was burn* Coy, Noble &Co >a Kobi-e, Angel &Co tit, Clair boro 4 150 93 50 74 4 20. 103 16 25 00 ? .At- -78 X 6 •Samael-Piereol.
r *. , ’ b H Andrews et al v# Auburn Coal Co South B-aver two - . 1375 79 855 ; 12 0165: H 414 Oi - , 172 -91 * ' ' - ail r<i. ti « n- T n*a “
cd Thursday morning of last week. The loss will f e b2l JOHN CADGHBY, Proth’y* soutn n.a c. i p .. iOto l r w s 1 *••• . r -• ■ . Barnes., (
amount-to sixty thousand dollars. Totals ...^,...... >.....j f40)92 14 $305571W $lOO2 51 *17341 38 $77:19 67 $lB7 38 $B4 01 tf9^.l:sU.Paitlsince Jan. 1. \
—On Tuesday of -last 1 week the books for sub
scriptions at [London, to the Japanese $10,000,000
loan, after being open only three days, were
closed and it was found that $50,000,000 had been
subscribed, and the bonds were almost immedi
ately after quoted at three and a half premium.
—The Erie officials say the laying of the third
ralj will commence in the spring, and it is proba
ble that'a sum greater than the ten millions
already raised would be necessary for the under
taking.
—At a meeting of the colored citizens of New
Yoik, action was taken toward securing the pass
age'of a bill introduced in the Legislature giving
to colored men the privileges and rights .in that
State which were secured by Sumner’s civil fights
bill. Several inode remarks in favor of Cuban in
dependence.
—After a discussion lasting four days, the Ar
kansas House of Representatives, on. Friday, fail
ed to pass the Civil Righ ts bill, which passed the
Senate recently. Five Republicans voted with
the Democrats against it. The vote stood 37 to3B.
—Coin in the L T . S. Treasury, $03,750,000
—Tho Potomac and Susquehanna rivers arc
rising again.
—The wooden-ware factory of William Brown, at
st.Roais. was burned yesterday morning. The
loss is $00,000;
—A resolution was introduced In the New York
Senate Friday calling on the officials of the Erie
railway to furnish, under oath, the different
amounts paid for legislative action in 1872 for the
passage of the Erie Classification act.
—A'passenger train on the Indianapolis, Cmcin
uatLand Lafayette railroad going east Friday night
run or the track near Gloves, Ohio. A Pullman
car was overturned and a number of passengers
bruised, but none of them dangerously injured.
—The Erie knitting mill, at Cohoes, was burned
Friday morning. The loss Is estimated at $70,000.
partially insured. The companies represented arc
the German, American, Home, North American,
Phoenix, of Hartford, Commerce, of Albany, Han
over, Imperial, Hartiord, Niagara and Atlantic.
—Mr C. A. Rarasbecker testified on Thursday
before the Pomeroy investigating committee at
Topeka, Kansas, to the effect that Senator Pome
roy.aulhorizcd him to use money to inftnence the
votes of Representatives Davis and Cummings,
but that he (Pomeroy) furnished him with no
money to pay them. - He also swore he was author
ized by Judge Horten to' offer Representative
Bacon $2OOO rio; vote for Pomeroy, and that he
made the offer ami Mr. Bacon refused it.
—The St. lira is Republican of yesterday morning,
re faring to (he minority report on the subject of
the Senatorial bribery case submitted to the House
on Thursday, says:-**lt seems,from the report
that very important statements before the com*
.mittec have hceft concealed from the public,” and
adds, report will more than ever con.
vince the people of Missouri that this mvestiga>
lion has been an exceedingly superficial one, and,
in vindication ol Colonel; Bogy, a worse than
worthless one.
—Ex-Governor Brown sad James Gardner have
written letters favoring Col. Snead's proposition
to compromise with the State of Georgia on the
vartot tW American bondholders, who propose to
surretder.nearly scveninjlllon bonds if the State
■w ill issue hew bonds to the amount of $1,666,501,
which they w.ijl fake atnincty cents on tho dollar.
—The nailers’ strike at Wheeling West Va., last
ing seveial weeks, has ended. ' The. nail mills oi
the city resumed operations on Monday. ■ ... ssHI
—Mr. CharJesß. Btudulc)*
hying the statement going Jbe iwiindaHjf" the
—' pfipers totheeCect that been appointed
attorney for the [Lehigh \<*ltyyJhiilroad Company
at a salary of $lO,OOO. • there is not the
slightest foundation for the statement.
JJ N OSS, *- :
*PUO TOG RAP HER.
TREASURER’S OFFICE, I
Beaver, Pa., Feb. 5,1873. f
Notice is hereby given to all Collectors of State
and County Taxes for the year 1872. and all others
that have unsettled accounts in the Treasurer’s
office, that their accountsl must be settled up,in
lull on or before MARCH 17th. 1873. All accounts
not settled at that date will be left with J. R.
Harrah, Esq., the Attorney for the County Com
missioners, for collection.
fel»7-4t C. P. WALLACE, Treasurer.
Beaver county $s
The (Jomuiomcealth of Pennsylvania.
To Thomas J. Tower, administrator of the’ estate
of James M. Power, deceased, Eliza Garber. Ma
tilda Day, \V. A. P, Eberhart, Gilbert L. Eber
hart, Albert G. Eberhart, Emiline E. Morton,
Eieauor M. House, Samuel Owens, Eliza Vardy,
Lucinda Mussick and Nancy Sawhill, heirs at
law of James M. Power.
We command you and ail of yon, that
laying aside ail business and excuses, you be and
appear in your proper persons before our Judges
of our Orphans’ CourJ, to bo holden at Beaver, in
and for the county of Beaver, on the THIRD
MONDAY OF MARCH next. (1873.) to answer the
bill or petition of Tho#. J. Power.jr.,for the specific
Serformance of parol contract, entered into with
as. M. Power, iateof said county, deceased, for a
lot or piece of ground situate in the borough of
Rochester, in said county, and show cause, if any
you have, why a decree should not be made for
the specific performance of. the contract, insaid pc
tition mentioned, according to the true intent
and meaning thereof, exhibited in our said Conn,
and to do further and to receive what our said
Court shall have considered in that behalf. Hereof
fail not at your peril and the penalty that may en
sue.
Witness tho Honorable A. W. Achestm, Presi
dent ofour said Court at Beaver, this 29th day of
January, 1873. JOHN C. HART, Clerk O. C.
[SEAtJ J Attest:
febT-St ' C. WHITE, Sheriff.
G. L. Eberhart, W. L. Bedison,
Attorney at Law. Notary Public.
JgBERHART & BEDISON,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS
AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
NEIV BKIOHTON. BEAVER CO.
Represent in feeaver County
Tie Travelers Life & Accident Ins, Co.
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
A S O U N D S T 0 C K C O M P A N Y.
Assets January 1, 1373,
@2,259,945.48 1
Issues both Life and; Accident Policies. This
* company
Insures Against ail kinds of Accidents.
i B f paying from $lO to $5O a year, an indemnity
of trom $5 to $5O a week daring disability can be
secured in case of any accident by which' a wan is
rendered unable toattond to his usual occupation;
and In the event, of death, by accident the same
payments secure from slUoo=tossoooto bis family.
To Mechanics, Farmers.andother laboring
men we especially commend the subject of Acci
dent Insurance. A small sum pald yearly will, in
the event of a crashed foot or hand: or finger, a
broken leg or arm', or any disabling- injury, secure
a weekly income of cash sufficient to support your
family until you are able to resume your worir.
A little money invested In Life and Accident
policies would save many al widoA - and orphans
from misery and starvation.
.MEN;OF,'FAMH*Y,THP* 7 K 0F IT 5 ,
NOTICiI; 1
' Notice la, hereby given that' the ’ partnership
heretofore eslsUagbutween U.Mcanorand M. A.
Woooraff.andcr 1 and style of. MEANOB
& WOODBC hia been this day'
the builneai of to hefedttiiNt <by
H. MoftEEQTV’iQ 12/ HtItAMUBANOR, *
* BeaverrFeb. f
C. P. TREASURER, IN ACCGO
Dr.
1572. v-'
Jan. 1. To balance from the year 1871,
•• amount received from Unseated land,
“ amount rec’d from collectors prior to IST2,
. “ amount rec’d before August 1.1872,
“• amount rec’d before Sept 1,1872,,
“ amount received from collectors for 18T2,
•* amount redemption money fur unseated lard,
“ amt rec'd from 1) Kwing. Esq., for peddlerflues,
•* amt rec’d trora Beaver Falb Cntlcxy Company,
as donation on Iron bridge.
Dr
To amount of outstanding warrants
To axrtonnt of outstanding bond
To balance i! "
[Sbal.] Giyen under ottr bands and seal of oftice. at Beaver, this SOthday of January, 1373.
Jons McGoun, Clerk
DIRECTORS OF THE POOR AND HOUSE OF EMPLOYMENT OF BEAVER COUNTY IN ACCOUNT WITH BEAVER
COUNTY FOR THE YEAR 18t3,
• • i ■
Db.
To Balance from the yea? 1371,
“ Cash received from County Treasury,
•* - •* John Small lor support of son,
for one horso,
“ hogs,
“■ wool,
in various ways.
U bb
bb »i
CB.
By cash paid for support of insane paupers f2.‘ 73
*• “ *• out door paupers, 835
“ temporary relief of the poor, 46d,
“ funeral expenses ol out door paupers, ‘96
medical attendance of out door paupcrsi 28(>
nursing, boarding and removal of paupers, 118
medicines for out door paupers, 3;}
a t»
PROVISIONS
Cash paid lor precedes,
“ “ flour,
“ “ wheat and corn,'
“ “ potatoes,
“ “ bacon and beef,
„ *♦* fruit » • ~ i
IMPROVEMENTS & AGR’L. IMPLEMENTS FOP. PARM.
Repairs to building, carpenter and mason work. $ 49 0C»
Cash paid for brick and lumber, S 9 OS
“ “ carpets, {lB 00
*• “ wall paper, 13 ~~
** •* furnitnre, 11
“ “ hardware and tinware. 25 9:5
“ r ’ nails, <Sc. 24
“ u farm implements. * *l3 03
“ ■ harnesi'and leather, .82 30.
“ ; making brooms, < 8 15
Beaver CotfltTY, «s: ,VV«. the undersigned Auditors of Beaver county, d<s thereby certify that we the- Accounts of C. P. Wallace. Treasure
of said county; alsg the Receipts and Expenditures of the Erectors of the Pool and House of fcmploy melt; also the Statement ,of the County Receipts and
Disbursements for the year IST2, and find them correct as they stand stated, ji
January 20,1373
D. SINGLETON, REGISTER OF WILLS IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF BEAVER. IN ACCOUNT OP COLLATERAL
INHERITANCE TAX WITH THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA,
FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER Ist, 1872. .
Dn, | ' (I (?n. '/ . ■ . '
1872. Feb. 24, To Col.lnhi. Tax, Est of Sarah A Sharp, dec’d fl 5 00| IST2. Feb. 10/-By cash paid-T Sharer. of R Kono. dcc’d *2 06
' Apr. I, • “• *• • “ Wax Masraw.dec d , §ll®!' \ By P** l * l A«Mflih. appteet of D Morgan. dec!d ■■ .(Iffl
Apr. 18. “ “ Agnes Bradahnw.-dec (I , U4w : . Abg *», By cash pate! * W Canghey, appr'ert ofI) ikert, 175
May 4, “ “ “ Aies Brown, dec A SlS«| ; Sep.a»; By ca»h paid J Shafer. apprestof M Burtholomewvdcc’d 200
May 21, “ “ i “ ■ Harah Irons, dec ./• ’« J| ' ;.v’o«,.aa r ,paid JB Yonng;apjjr esfof Wax Ma»w, dec’tt 350
Aog. 1, “ •'* “ Marpt.Bartl>ol o MTO , ; Dec.;?, By.cashp-iid appreatorAiexßrown. 175
~S«p.. a,.. j, ‘‘ **•.. Margaret McUure.dec’d 25 «M ( feb.A paldJErYoung. apprestofS Calhouh.cWd 5 oft
Sep; SO,- r; •*...■■ •“ ! \ Bartholomew, dp(jd ... ~2 283 : . June 22. B>\StateTreasurer’s* i-eceipi, i 305 00
Kov. lt, •’ V i Jane Slenlz, dec d ' ■ IJ3 00| j •' Oct. 3, By State Tresisnrer's* receipt. - ' ' 35 00
- ... %v K«!|UttirVcnmmlMoiA'f 132 90 aTS’po't ct S 3 II
. f46S »« dsw foinaaonweaJrh,'' 08s
f py PgKKaT^VAyrA— Bearer Covr>fy , **-■—
Auditor to examine accounts of tim Register o' W ill# ofaaldcbtuity, horib
edge and Ik l!?f.
i Pbbroary dtb, 18T3.* .
BEAVER COUNTY STOCK A
J
f -v,.
WITH BEAVER CO. FOR T&E YEAR 1573.
« .
By amount general warrmt? prior to 1872,
general warrants lor 1372,
road review certificates paid,
fox scalp certificates paid,
redemption inonpypindfor unseated land,
paid M L Knight for Teachers’ County Institute,
“ State oersomtlrtas and commission,
“ of alunementon tax paid before August 1,
kk of 2 per cent, commission on 335,7711 80 received,
“ “ of 2 per cent commission oa s'4l,9sfi IS paid out.
By balance in County Treasury,
II s !:
$10,391
112
0.
SO. 557
1. 02
113
23
100
* $56,171 92
COUNT FOR THE YEAR
By amount or funds in County Treasury.
k ' “ due from collectors prior to 1072.
v “ due fn>m collectors for 1872,
“ due from unseated Jand fdr IS®,
*'• “ due from unseated land {irior to 1572
“ due from Ex-stherilT Orscbhig
5.000
13.955
$15,990
$ 8» IT
7,945 00
38 50
50 00
13 00
21 00
23 47- 8,155 14
HIRE.
Male hire.
; Femak-hirc,
Hauling.
SUBSCRIPTIONS
t Cash paid for Presbyterian Banner,
“ ' Beaver sTga*.
», New Brighton Press,
MISCELLANEOUS. f
. Cash paid for toll and ferriage
* -' l “ station?ty
>«
01
51
.80 ; ••
80 ,
04 • ✓ '
12
61 — a,41l 90
$330
188
109
67
lIS'
92
08
47
10
65 ’
95- 880 17
t “
It IV
SALARIES.
I Wm. Shroads. Steward,
, P. M. Kerr, I'hysfciao.:
; Henry, Hice, Treassrer.
: '■ Balance in .treasury. December 31st, 1972,
$ bj- the Cdiftr o! Cotnmon 1*l©aB ; of Baid'tonntyi : an
the beet.©this; Kaourl,
«b It
Cash paid for repair of £irm implements,
“ “ stove fixtures, churn, it c.,
smithing;,
lime, ashes and salt,
one team of horses,
fruit trees.
clover seed and plains.
i*
postage &nd ' l 20
Constable and .1 notice fees. too 45
advanced by W.illmm Saroads. 52 65
p‘d Alfy; <fc Law'ee. Co’s., support paupers. 37 25
cofilns. : 133 00
coal, : 525 06
insurance. e#,
threshing?. 20 13
merchandise, 2:>2 17— 1,041* 08
* -v -r* IT
» • * fl V
SAMUEL TORRENCE, i '
HI (JH <T. MARSHALL, s Commissioners.
DANIEL NEELY, i
J. H. CHRISTY,
C. V. RI6CS,
C. A. BOON,
190 tp
-10,8li»i ;r>
544 tfj
83 72
82 2§
1W) (P
5,689 1&
1,537 U'i
915 6°
889 1-
5.248 5°
$55,171 93
Cu.
$5,243 55
3.272 08
9,335 15
187 33
114 ;j4
- 848 CO
$15.900 50
5 ;kj
52 CO
53 2:
29 55
425 00
100 00
15 20-
$539 01
111 31
14 00- 7,214 Z%
$ 2 00
2.00
4 00 -
? 20 15
3 52
f709-no
300 (Hi
so 00—
?8,155 14
| Auditors.
*4ta 90
H. R. Mob Audit 6V.' :
HAMILTON ,
? 51 FIFTH AViiNPE, PITTSBURGH, P A .
156 40
Thi Cheapest and 1 Beat- Same in the City
; : The Largeet atylßeet Selected stock of !
*■ - J *w- • -i k * „.• if * ■\ f Vl
Pianos A Organs.
TERM§ TO SUIT EVERYBODY
i
FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS GET KITHKK A
DECKER & BARNES PIANO,
HALLET, DAVIS & CO. PIANO,
CRAMER & CO. i4aNO,
PARLOR GEM PIANO,
OR ONE OF THE CELEBRATED
Taylor & Farley Celestes Organs,
OR THE BEAUTIFYL VOICED
STERLING 0 xi G A N.
Quick Sales and Snaoll Profit*.
AS GOOD AN INSTRUMENT
As is in the market, at Pricea-t-hat
DEFY canPET I T I 0 JR
And on terms to snit the purchaser
Or;
lastrnmcnts rented and rent allowed to go toward
> tile purchase.
For Catalogue and full particulars call 02 or art'
dress the Manufacturer’s General Agents.
S. Hamilton & Go.,
aov29-om.
ROCHESTER
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Incorporated by the Legislature t.f Penns?'va
uia, Feomnry, 1572. Office one door east of 3o«li
,ester Savings Bank, Rochester. 15<\.' er c-> mty.
; Poun’a,
People of Beaver county can now have- t”s.’!r
property insured against loss or damage by tire, at
fair rates, in a safe and
RELIABLE HOME COMPANY,
thereby Avoiding the expense, trtvab e ard delay
incident to the adjgstment of losses »>' compau a
■ located at a distance.
BOARD OP DIP.E' TOKS t
J. V. M’Donald, George C. Speyer
Samuel B. Wilson, Lewis Schneider.
William Kennedy. John Gnebing,
Marshall M’Donald R.B. Edgar.
M. Camp, jr.,
David Lowry,
917 36
n. J. Speyeueu, Treas.
E. Kklbeu, Sec’y.
pARM FOR SALE.
• 8 00
A good farm situated in Brighton ?.
Beaver county, Po». abont six milea trom Beaver,
adjoining lands of Jacob Coon. John 'NeyiM aa<J
George Dawson, containing ONE HI NBKBB
AND SIX ACRES, eighty acres cleared and ’ts
good state of cultivation, the balance well timber
ed: said farm belonging to the heirs of Wf.hsn
Givan, deceased. The improvements on the yr«ro
ises are a good two story frame dwelling house
18x43 leet, containing seven rooms and cellar J C S
barn and stable, wagon shed, granary and all other
necessary outbuildings; two never Tailing sprxg-'
of excellent water in the yard, the whole farm "eM
watered and well adapted ta euhei farming p’- 11 "
poses or slock raising. Fruit trees of all kinds on
the premises. For further particulars enquire of
Robert GlVan. on the premises, or the undesign
ed. at his residence in. Brighton township. Beaver
county. Pa. CHARLES GIVAN.
Uov39-sf.‘ - 1 Execr/o".
950 00
213 32
NOTICE.
ESTATE OF JAMES PORTER. DECEASED.
Letters testamentary on the estate of ’'antes
Porter, late of Bridgewater boro.. Beaver county.
Pa., tmviug been granted to the undersigned. aj
parties knowing themselves indebted t<> sViI(1 > “?*
tatc are requested ta make immediate
and those having claims against the same wni Re
sent them properly authenticated for settlement-
J. O. .WILSON, Esr..
Brighton townsh'.p.
jan-M-Ct.
rpHOS. KENNEDY & CO..
SUCCESSORS TO VTM. buechusg.
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ROCHES TE It, PESX’A.,
,DUUm£. MEDICINES 4-ND CHEMICALS. .
FANCY &: TOILET ARTICLES,
SPbXGEt B BRUSHES ANDPEEFUMSBY
, t
• PAINTS, OILS AND DYES. ;
Prescriptions care folly compounded a\ a!!
acpGT2-ty 1 :
BRADFORD & CO
We guarantee to #e!i
51 FIFTH AVENUE,
PITTSBURGH, PA
C. B. Hurst,
Daniel Brenner.
GEO. C. SPEYEREB, i,
J. V. M’DOXALD, V. Pres’t
DEALERS IN
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