—Corsica is refcuiTdltfg raptilly.
—Erie is to oe» piano
—Erie is
,
—|400,000 is represented in the Kittaff
ningjail. , .
■ —Ben. Franklin runs a Jamestown Bil
liard Hail.
—Readtag kas a newpassengec c|epot,
and boasts.
—A large wildcat waskHled hcar-Tyi
rone the other day.
—The Bedford Springs pokoffice has
heed discontinued.
—A Scranton hen is laying 'cgge'wtth
letters on them. Let her. ~
—The farmers of county have
- commenced bay-making. „
—The 'manufacturing capacity of Erie
has doubled within the past year. -
—H man inßerks county has killed 34
chicken hawks within twp years.
—St. Petersburg is to have a new Odd
Fellows’ hall—the Site has been secured.
—Local “Option m -New Caetlehas led:
to a run qClhe pottery loir “Little Brown .
Jugs.”
ie’t- v’
—A, ness. Odd Fellows’ Hall was dedica
ted and a»n®w Lodge instituted at Johns
town on Thursday of last week. :
—A Clarion county matrhaa Just named
his twelfth Omega in hopes that it may
prove the last.
—The Cauri&r bewails because
the the. hand organ is heard no
more in oil-land.
—Brookiriilians will rejoice at the snort
ingr sounds of the iron horse in their vil
o -
lage this week. ' ‘
—The frisky incendiary is moving
around in Meadville’Wid the people arc
howling for water whfks. . „
—The evening sporty of Ckrton youths
ij on dogs ana getting up a
ablaze. PreUy pastime,
—J. H. Devereaux £as dipped into tbp-
General Managersbip.of the A.tlimtf(ysQ&
Great Western Rfilroad.
—The family of GegteraJJSherman frilh
spend the at Carlisle. The Geo.-:
eral will remain.
Franklin is .determined* to havefgooifc
1 water soon as the' work can
done—nowj,hgt it has beei?C commenced
—Meadvitle'woa’t be satisfied sbeft <\f
Tbe cry for a water,
works is now interspersed-failings
for a jail
o
—Pittsburgh capitalists have purchased
75 acres at Scalp Level, it is said, and
posemakiag of it a first class summer re-'
sort. ~ -
—An insane women in Hollidaysburg
a V'" pullar! nuf. tinH J/vLd
tae dentist to *j— um ocu. crraai.
The dentist got mad.
—A neighboring editor is on the alert
with this information: "The season for
farmers to slide off hay-mows on to pitch
forks has nearly come.”
—Tall rye, wheal and corn stocks will
famish “locals' 1 for the country press un
til they (the stocks) succumb to the on
slaught of the reaper.
—A. colored man and wife at Waterford
were given just six days to clear out of
town, because they buried an infaht child
in a rough box in a ditch, at the outskirts
of the town.
—The Tenth Regiment, Pennsylvania
Reserves, will hold their next annual re
union at New Castle, on the sth of July
The oration will be delivered by J. G
White. Esq, of Mercer.
—M ; ffiia county has just been rtl eved
of a black snake thirteen feet long, and
sixteen inches in circumference, a man
named Duffy having killed it and four
rattlesnakes on the same day. Next!
—New derricks are going up in great
numbers in the vicinity of Greece City,
particularly between that place and Pt
trolia. The work of developing in that
locality is being pushedforward with
great rapidity.
—Erie has a city library containing
four hundred volumes. It
had seven hundred paying patrons Ust
year, and was visited by ab< ut forty
thousand persons Tne receipts were
$2,013, and the expenses $2,428.
—The grain crop of York county looks
very promising, and we have evefy-iindi
cation of an abundant harvest. The grass
crop looks we ; l and with another good
rain, would insure a plentiful supply ot
hay the corning winter.
—The Titusville Courier says : Acer
lain gentleman of our acquaintance has
realized $l,OOO more or less, chiefly less,
during the past by raising Maltese kit
tens for five do’lars a piece; hr ten dollars
a pair, malt ana bops for five cents a glass,
or ten a shoppen.
—One of the papers is bragging about
an engineer on the Philadelphia and Erie
Road who runs his train from Kane to
Corry, a distance of over sixty miles,' in
one hour and. ten minutes. Persons
traveling on that road will please take no
tice, and secure accident policies before
taking seats.
—They say that lit’le Arthur Snarly,
the Erie boot black, lie?, because he ex :
hibited a bag filled with scraps of green
backs tie otter day * and said they were
remnants of i is savings which his cruel
father bad t aken Lorn lis truth and torn
into fragment?. An examination showed
that they were or ly end pieces of bills.
It’s a mystery where be got them.
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—The commission house of Taylor Bros, ds Co.,
3t. 4*011- ißa|*aii«gjon
—Hon. Joseph Brooks has commenced suit In
the Circuit Court of Pulaski county. Ark., against
GovernorfJaxter office of Governor.
—Rev. Dr. Isaac H. Perris, .ex-Chance ilor of the
DntvcrsityipfNew.York, died Monday nights '
—Fifteen new indictments were found Tuesday
against member* of the late New .York Tammany
.Ring, six of them .being against Tweeds ...
■; —At Memphis Tuesday the weather continued
bad.with almost incessant i£ln. . Therewpre fif
teen ehoier*.;^
—lt is,stated that twenty-seven
China are waiting to bring Chinamen to ban Fran-'
cisco lo the number " ' ’
—s?Tße cokwe<U)dd>F«Uowe-bf Beiti
brated the sixteenth anniversary of thi
tlon In Maryland last week by a grand pai
display was very fine and an honor to tb<
—Hon. Moses Bates, a prominent mem>
Democratic party of Massachusetts,imd ,
years Chairman of its SUtf'©hSatiill: Chi
died at his home on Mondaylast; ___
;■ —A Prench ,^iM^TiTO^s^|^pj^; : *’Se
othpr day. with five&pnilEDed bh»td.
.Dotting the passage ooh bnnifrad an(J
seventy-five deaths, £ j f;
-■ —ln the United States pjatfal Court at
dence. R. 1., on Josa^Perryjwajfjj
.faigoed and pleaded
‘for perjury in the estate chsfcj
Sentence was postponh'dl at of the
prisoner. ( S Vf, ft
—The total amoont m bklfpay returned 'ts the|i
UmtedStates Treasurf’U TbanijSj|j|eA
Of Senators and Whff decllhed.
receive-Jt is • • v-
—The Legislature ofTe:*#* in-viCw of Mexican
depredations on the border, has provided for the
employing of a volunteer force for the. purpose of
protection'.
—Judge Johnson Jhas been appointed to the
Lieutenant Governorship of No via Scotia, made
vacant by the death of the late goseph HoWer.' r _.
—Dr. Amri 'Gilbert; residing on the corndr Of
Smith and Tecnmseh street;. Dayton, Ohio, barely
escaped death by inhailing Paris green the other
day. •
—James Alexander, colored, living about six
rniies north of Memphis, had a dispute Monday
night with Tom Young, his son-in-law. about the
custody of tho' latter's child, which resulted in
YoUag shooting Alexander'with a shot gnn and
fatally wounding him Young was arrested by
the neighboring negroes and ‘delivered to the
. slnriS.
—
“fMru. Quincy Shaw.daughter of Prot Agassiz
baa roQtrbnted one hundred- thousand dollars to
the 1 museum of comparative zoology to which her
father is eo deeply Interested.
Danville, Illinois. Tuesday morning, a
switch tender in .the ’ employ of the'Toledo) Wa
bash and Western Rrilroad, named Prank Morgan,
formerly from Baltimore, while switching was
knocked down and ran over by an empty car, the
wheelapassing over his 1 bowels.
~ Jatjes W. Milnet. Deputy United States Com
missioner of Fisheries, who arrived in Chicago on
Saturday with about 35,000 live shad and a quanti
ty of eels, to be pTabted in theXTalmut river, suc
ceiwfally completed (he (ask oh Monday.
—The trial of J. W. Haskins, of California, for
perjury in the case of a patent for the Windsor
Silver Mining Company, is now going on in Salt
Like City, before Chief Justice McKean. The
case excites general interest on the Pacific coast.
„ Bow Pißfivttfro &vrt(ct%n jrablitbco reports
specting the prospect of the grain crops. Tho
prospects are very encouraging In all places In
nearly all an average yield is promised. She scope
of country coveted by the reports comprises the
whole grain growing sections o» tho State. In
many places harvesting has already begun. It is
estimated three hundred vessels will be required
to move the crops this year.
—William M. Smith, mail agent between Jack
son. Miss., and Humboldt, was arrested for rob
bing the mails and brought before the United
States Commissioner at Memphis Tuesday and
committed to jail in default of #lO,OOO. A nnmber
of letters were found on him when arrested, which
he said were addressed to parties in the habit ol
receiving money, and he intended to open them.
—At Nashville Tuesday there were fifty deaths,
thirty-live being from,cholera. The disease ia ®v*
idently spreading. Dispatches from Gallatin.
Lebanon, Greenville and other points show that
the scourge is carrying off a great many at these
piacs.
—On the Toledo. Wabash and Western train,
hound east on Tuesday morning, between Penn
and Wabash, a brakeman named John Horrister
was shot by a passenger named Kantner, tho ball
entering near the ear and cotiting out in the hick
of the neck, making a severe hot not -dangerous
wound. Kautner is a painter by trade, and lives
in Wabash. On the arrival of the train at Wabash
Kantner was taken into cuslodajr. Ha claims
the shooting was unintentional, and says he shot
at Conductor Godfrey who was attempting to put
him off the train.
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Gross amount of duplicate
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Return tax 6 60
Collectors' Commission , 96 CO
5 per cl ofl' on am'l paid treasurer 124 06— 353 41
Temporary lean
Tuition
State appropriation
EXPENDITURES.
Paid former treasurer 16 31
P«id Janitor 325 CO
Interest, repairs, fuel.advt., &c, 831 03
Insurance £2 50
Temporary Loan— 834 GO
Teachers 322 T 50
Treasurers Commission 5S 02
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Due from National Banks 3,gsa 23
Due from State Banks and Bankers ... 813 89
Banking Bouse 14.374 34
Furniture and fixtures 2.976 68
Current expenses 1,333 08
Premiums iso 52
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EARNING OR SAVING MONEY
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jel-3-4t PITTSBURGH. PA.
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Clinton Independent. ~ ’ ew Galilee,
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HoS 21 ’ R ‘ CC00I “ “■•"**' « S«l.h. School
Hoot 2 *' ? tiSko ” " ,vra!l > 1 »- « **»'. School
*t B| S cia! examinations win be held at tw
the County Superintendent. Beaver £, °.? c,! °f
on the first andthird Saturday? of senvml U D * J >
tober and November. Appltcants °*
at these special examinations will brin.'/'^- ates
requests irom the Board of Directors £ rutea
employthem. and give satisfactory r**ZnfZ S 10
attending the regular examinations “ ons for no ‘
l o “ted‘ O, ?“' ,r " e “ iSo,e ' i, ‘“ ,lM ' « to'hiMl,
aASPl 103 ? 18 '’’ll 1 “PPear for examination J- fh ,
d istnet where they expect to teach IQ tbs
No private examinations will be "Wen
Provisional certificates will no? be en,w ..
without a re-examination. Those hold la* 1 f? e<i
endorsed! 1 iflCatCB W l * pleaae fo ™ a «i £
cen! a 8 Il e k ach! ,mi,lation bookB will « t»
Applicants will present their last year’s certi*.
aite Inclosed in an envelope her nng fhe.r addSf
A higher degree of qnalideations Wm be eS®
eachsucceedjng jear. expected
Dlrectopwilfplease forward the “annua i d^tri*
report and certificate?’ immediately stn,st
Applicants not personalfy acquainted with ,h„
Superintendent, will be required to Lni if Si
tificates of good moral character a c ' r
Tbenndersiped will be in the Educational or
ifice, Beaver Court House, on the first and rhirrt.
Saturdays of each month until farther notice b *
Examinations will open promptly at 9 oVinc-k
-ielftt M. L. KNIGHT, Co. sup^'
O SPORT OP THE CONDITION
O? Tflg
National Bant of leaver County,
NEW BRIGHTON, PA.,
At the close of business on the 25th of April, 873
RESOURCES.
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in
Surplus Fund
Discount
Exchange
Interest
Profit and Loss
National Bank circulation
Dividends unpaid :
Individual Deposits
Due to StateKanku and Bankers.
State Qf Pennsylvania, | I,Edward Hoops, Uashter
Beaver County, f 3 of the National Bank of
Beaver County, do solemnly affirm that the above
statement is true toShe best of my knowledge and
belief. EDWARD HOOPS, Cashier.
Subscribed before me this 2nd day of Jane,
1873', Milton Townsend, N. P
Correct—Attest:
K. E. HOOPE3. 1
M. T. KENNEDY, y Directors
34. DAKRAOU, J
jpiNANCIAL STATEMENT
The 'supervisors of Brighton township in ac
count with the township for the year ending Apnl
14th, 1873.
Da.
To amount on duplicates...
To warrens granted
Ca.
By amount of work on roads
By warning & superintending on roads
The School Directors of Brighton township in
account witn the township for the year ending
June 2, 1873. ;'
Da.
To Treasury from 1872
To amount tax levied
State appropriations
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By amount paid on warrants
Balance Jn treasury ?l k! M
We do hereby certify that the above accounts
are correct to the best of our knowledge.
JOHN A. EAKIN. /
JOHN M. SCOTT. yAnditort
SMILH T. STOKER, \
Attest; J. Kirkpatrick. Clerk
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geon Uenerai SVm. A. Hammond, C. S. A.
•'Every mother should have this Look,nor t -ouia
she suffer a child' to be married without the infor
mation wblch it contains. - ’—Henry Ward Beecher.
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