K. he potter Journal
H AND
H XCEWS ITEM.
■ FA., April 25,1373.
cblt'iy
| , jptioii shall be allowed to run over one '
H' vin arrears. l)ue notice will Is- given of
r ' !, nion and if not paid the )>a|K-r will be
S. F. HAMILTON,
J'uhtislter
■ Coudersport Market.
■heat No. 1 white, per bush. $ 1.80
■ Red winter, 41 1.60 (a 1.75
I- No. 1 spring, 44 1.50 @1.60
Its. - -5
Kin, -
litis, - - - " 2.00 (d 2.50
Itatoes, - " *35 (d .40
lions, - - " 1.50 @ 2.00
■ t v . - per ton, 15.00
lies, - * - 44 th .06 @ .08
Bitter, -2 s
fcs, 44 doz. 15
Bndersport.
■t is quite a common tiling to find i>er-
Ks looking for a place to locate, with
Bom the chief condition is that it shall
fcsessgood facilities for educating their
■Jilren. Many farmers, and others re
nding in isolated localities, think it bet
■ policy to remove to some town where
lf y can keep their children tinder their
■n care during their education, than
it js to send them away alone where they
■i lie removed from home influence.
Be wisdom of this plan is obvious to
B ami for those who are situated so
K-. can follow it out it is certainly the
Bter way.
|o all such we say the Borough of
■uderspcrt is just the place you are
Bkingfor. It has neither college nor
■jv.-iMty. hut it has what is better for
I purjioses of a good, sound education:
■irsl-elitss graded school, established
K-h-r the school laws of the State and
Il ih fully carries out the idea of that
L to afford a thorough practical and
Isiw-ss education. The town has also
L ]J selected library of several hundred
jlr.iiii-s. embracing almost every de-
L.jneiit of literature and science, that
Li, dlicii ut aid in the work of educa-
Fartliff than this, the place has the best
hns of moral and religious instruc
ta. Tliere are three churches that
uiutani regular religious services with
liuiay schools in efficient working or
jv The moral tone of the community
(l,;gli; vice, immorality and rowdyism
If invariably frowned out of eounte
pt*. There are no legal dram-shops,
p their gilt and glare staring in the
if ut' the young to tempt them to their
L If whisky is sold and drank, it is
I ilaik or under cover as any other
I Durable deed would IK* performed,
t sen all together we commend its
LIDS to all who are hunting a location
above-mentioned purpose.
i-V. V. AV.K. W .
fniins are again running on the 11.,
V. iS: P. K. W., the stage from here
Port Allegany makes its usual trips
the mails have resumed their usual
ia!**po\ in Wollsvillo.
ri.ree cases of small-pox have occur
lin the family of Dorr Clark, across
a ivi-T. A daughter of Mr. Clark
y hi Willi the disease and the other two
fleets are nearly well. There is no
ken>t the disease spreading as great
lUiun has been exercised to prevent it
k. doing so. — Wcllsville Democrat.
Hi. B. B. Slrnng.
lie Philaih Ipliia Press, in noticing
t election of Hon. 11. Jt. Strang, of
'.i. ns Speaker of the Senate, pays
I 'very high compliment. This is
Hinre noticeable from the fact tiiat
■ J'.vus is tilled, day after day, with
-'t hitter denunciations of the late
gislatiue. According to its statement |
" i-, <ly was composed of knaves.
1 • s iukl inconqK-tents. From the
t(< ; i| f its articles there was but one
l| td man in it—Alex. K. McClure—
' it is writing him up as a very high
"d est of reform.
what we have been alile to see
i He Legislature was very much like
•> i lelecesNirs, and the virtuous indig
__ :i of the Press at its doings is evi- ■
,lli . v got up for elicet.
die
Htfcnt.
L"t Saturday evening, as John A.
ft and Isaac Sears were driving !
' * - h wagon with a single horse from \
; hi Koiiiet, they undertook to liavi-1
E L ' "lud-liole about two miles this
' v : the latter place. But the dark-
K added to the other dangers of the
|U , 1 ait, proved too much for the suc
ifrforuiauce of that feat. The
foundered and the horse went
I ■ With tlie assistance of a yoke
ip •• '• - y filially got out of their un
r ,:i aii!e situation. No serious dain
rW;,s sustained.
10t.,.
I' 11 !l1 - Dent lias had his land lying
I 1 of Main street and Niles'
'"ding a square and a half on
t and extending back across
t to the hill, surveyed into
p'-* I lots, which he now offers for
i w r
r 't I- ' 1,1, t I'linngeK.
I utunlier of the United States
-JH- I ' -contains the latest rulings
ost Office Department. The
I - inijHirtaut and interesting
I. "erniiig the changes in the
e t I, ' 4 resulting from the legisla
te- I- " 1 "it\-second Congress, will
I • "ittn st ;
I, \|i i
111,1 Kthei. a,u ' Dtfts of laws perniit-
It't u n."; SI " ISsl,,n '•> tuail of any free
B after l' S<M Vel :ue I'fpoaled from
I AfU-r ! U \V IS7S - Tnerefore,
' i il, t new h ll U ' "exchanges " and
B"ty wi„. l ' , " : ' K1 , !S ,9 irc,| lated within the
' published w ill be subject
.to the regular rates of postage. [llere
i tofore tuese have been on tiie 4 *freo"
i list.J
I 3. Congress passed no law reducing
i the rate of letter postage. [There is an
i erroneous idea that tne rate of letter
postage, on and after July 1, has been
reduced to two cents for eacii one-halt;
ounce or fraction thereof.]
4. I'repayment on newspapers and pe- '
riodicals, on and after July 1, is not coin- j
pulsory but optional, as heretofore. The
rates are tiie same whether paid or not. j
5. The act of January 9,1873, requires j
that all matter of the third class (palters :
and periodicals not sent regularly; also :
pamphlets, books, packages of samples, !
merchandise, seeds, etc..) must be pre-j
! paid at the office of mailing, otherwise ;
' the same shall not be forwarded; but |
! should the same lie forwarded without j
such prepayment, double the prepaid
rate must lie collect! don delivery. Com- j
: pulsory prepayment applies only to tiie;
! third class matter.
i 6. Betters having one full rate (three !
cents) prepaid must be forwarded as;
heretofore and shall be charged only
, with theactual balance not prepaid. [By j
a decision ot tiie Fostmaster-treneral i
I I last year, such letters were subject to
■ double the amount unpaid. Tins deci
, j sion was not sustained by the Attorney-
General, who was appealed to.]
"I.ocnl Option" in Mclicnn.
A woman was arrested, the other day,
" at Kane, McKean county, for selling
1 liquor. When brought before the Jus
' tice she admitted tiiat she sold it, and
farther, was joinj to keep selltiaj. She
' was held to appear at court.
< Free F.xliibition.
Last Tuesday our Borough had quite
: a lively exhibition of the effect of a vio
lated liquor law, in the appearance on
the street of a drunken man in all tiie
• ••freedom "of suspend.d reason. Tain
i O'Shanter was never more •"glorious."
We need a little infusion of the spirit
j that is just now active in some of the
C counties around us, to enforce the law
, | against liquor selling. This thing has
. been trilled with too long.
OH Wr 11 In McKonn.
Tae McKean Miner states that the oil
well near the boroughot' Bradford, which
has for a year past been down about 800
feet and produced from two to three
barrels of oil a week, was a short time ago
i sunk 250 feet farther, when the oil com
menced (lowing with such force that it
i was thrown to the height of 75 feet above
| the mouth of the well. It now produces
j ten barrels of oil daily.
I Broken bridge.
Monday afternoon Mr. Porter Clark
j was drawing a saw-log with a yoke ot
| oxen across tiie bridge over the river on
Seventh street, when one of tiie stiing
' ers broke and bridge, oxen, log and man
! mixed up in the water together. Al
though the stream at this point is quite 1
j deep no serious damage was sustained
by either Mr. Clark or his team, lie
j soon.extricated himself by climbing up
| on the timbej-s of the bridge, and the
; oxen after being unyoked were easily '
| got out. A few bruises all around were
; tiie extent of the injuries.
Hnrdcr ami Suicide at Alfred.
| A terrible tragedy occurred on April
9th m the town of Alfred, Allegany Co.,
iX. Y. We take the substance cif the ac
count from the Sabbath Reorder of the
' j 17th:
Alvah B. Carr, son-in-law of Horace
' I G. Witter, went to the house of the lat
ter, where at the time was his wife and
a little son about four years old. Taking
this hoy he went into the woodshed. His
wife L dlowed liiin, and as she opened the
door she saw him in the act of striking
i the hoy with an ax. She screamed and
fainted. This called other persons to
the spot, but they found the child dead
with his skull flushed in and his head
j nearly severed from his body, and the
man with his throat cut in so effect
ual a manner that lie died in a few min
utes. Domestic and financial troubles
were evidently the cause of the horrible
j deed.
Spring:.
■Some of our exchanges keep up the
talk about winter lingering in the lap
•of spring. It's all stuff. Spring has
been here a good many weeks, only we
j have not yet fully realized it.
WrllslHiro Hall Konte.
J. M. Bassett, of Coudersport, has
contracted to run this end of the Wells
boro mail route, from here to Brook
land. lie takes possession of the line
on the first of May.
Recovered.
Postmaster M. S Thompson, who has
i been seriously sick for a couple of weeks
I is able to be out again and attend to his
i business as usual.
Ucßldrj,
i Tiie County Commissioners were in
session A\ ednesday lor the purpose of
tilling out the Registry blank, for the
use of the Assessors in making up the
registry ot voters for the present year.
To receive prompt attention commu
nicaiions in relation to subscriptions
and advertisinj should be addressed
to S. F. HAMILTON,
Publisher.
We lereivcd three pieces of fiauaic from
Messrs. Eldndge Bros., Welisville. N.
I Y., (dealers in all kinds of musical mer
j chandise,) and having prevailed oil some
of our musical young ladies to pass judg
ment on them as specimens, we suould
, think tiiat Messrs. E. are fully prepared
i to satisfy our people with ail the good
. music they want.
They are also agents for Woodward &
Brown and Chiekering pianos and Geo.
Wood's organs. Hon. A. G. Olmsted.
• of this place, has purchased a Woodward
& Brown piano of them, and we have
, heard it highly sjioken of for sweetness
and clearness of tone.
Sprrinl I'xaniinutiolw of Teachers will be
- held on each Saturday at Ouiderspoit, from the
. lull of May till the BCII of June.
hXrtiiiiuttiiuhH to begin at !•/. oek a. m *
' heretofore. Teachers wiil provkn .aelvel with
! I'Bper pen and ink.
I fuichtsaad Directors are especin iv invlteu to
attend W. ALLKN,
no. Supt.
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The Elmira Advertiser,
A DAILY ASD WEEKLY JOI'KXAI. FOR |
'HIE PEOPLE.
The News Paper of this Section.
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Hon of sol I liEltN NEW YORK and NORTH- :
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it is in
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| York and looks earnestly and perst-tently to the :
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it nas an interest in and care for the large and
constantly Increasing in population, wealth an.l
power of Northern Pennsylvania, ami although .
printed in another state seeks by all reasonable ;
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ami we lith.
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! of the ADVER'i 'ISERare: its full,latest Telegraph
ic intelligence from all quarters; its faithful Ye- '
| ports of tne daily Markets at all the Commercial ;
; Centres of the country; its (-ominetits on political j
.-! passing events ami its full, fresh and readable :
| local intelligence.
! it combines all the Pest features of a flrst-elus- ,
general Newspaper and a ti.st-ela :s local journal, i
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! Is a large, eight-page, ilft v-six column newspaper, j
issued every i'hussd&y, and contains the cream ol ■
, the lai.y edition.
i It is especially addressed and intended for that ;
I large an I intelligent class of community who re- '
! lie off the great inalu lines ol comnrin! atiouaud i
the facilities for reaching whom in..ke it impos
sible to supply themselves with a daily paper.
For these, besides the late geueiai and local
1 news, are provide I reports of local agricultural in- '
I terests and full reports of late markets foremuitr..
• produce.
it is eminently a readable paper ami furnishes
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matter.
TERMS.
DAILY, PER YEAR b rn> ,
WEEKLY, " 200 i
The SINGER is ;i lock-stitch nmchiae j
and ndikes a beautiful, even and iiniforiu !
' stilcli winch will not ravel ana is aiiKe ;
on both sides. It hems, braids, cords.
I tucks, embroiders, ruffies. fells and does
all kinila of work on the finest muslin or j
i the heaviest full-cloth.
Mercantile Appraisement.
List of Mercantile Dealers and Pre were j
in Potter County for 1 -73, with chtssi- 1
ficatiun.
ALLEGANY, Class Tu.
Freslio & Marley 12 * 10.IX)
! AISBGTT,
Charles Ilepp 11 7.00 '
Charles A Meisnrr 14 7."o;
| Henry ThcL It 7.00
George Rex ford 14 7.( i :
Jos Scliwart/enhach, Brewer. Pi ;>(';
j Frank Melxner " lo S.oO:
COI DI KM'ORT,
1' A Stebliins Jr IS 10.001
' c S Jones & Co 1.1 10.W)
CII Armstrong 15 PUif 1
A K Jones A Son W 10.1X1 |
i 11 T Neisou 11 7.1-0
| A French 14 7.00
' Eli ward Forstor 11 7JX:
Thompson & Mann 14 7.00
DFGlassniire 14 7.00 |
, M LGridley 11 7.001
GENESEE,
Win Ellis 14 7JXI
J Dimoii II 7.00
Harry Roach 14 7.00,
HECTOR.
M H Wilkinson 14 7.00
(,'yrus Somlerlin 14 7.'X) ;
HEBRON,
I, M Coy 14 7.00
H M Tice 14 7.00
HARRISON, ~ I
) J W Stevens 14 /.00
j B I' Story 14 .0u
: Stevens & Oiney j 4 7-iXi
i S K Stevens 14 '-0o :
LEWISVILLE BOROUGH.
C K llos'cy 14 7.(0
Setli Lewis 14 7.00
C G Cushing 13 10.00
A Bennett '(3 10.00
1 I) J & E W Ohappel 13 IO.IMI
I Burt i s S Potter 13 10. "0
! OSWAYO,
Joe) Raskins 14 (.00
! Wells ft Day 14 7.00
' W in McDougal 14 jj,-' X'
. j Harry Lord 14 i-tji
| J M ft J O Johnson 14 i -Oo
: I KOULET,
B Burt ft Co 13 10.IX)
, Ablßitt & Yentzer 14 7.0u
! STKWARDSON,
Henry Andresen 13 lu.Oo
SHARON,
; Chase ft Brown 13 l^-OO
i B F Jones 14 7.00
; John V(Hrhees 11 -00
1 N i'arnienter 14 7.0])
i Hl)Goldsmith 14 7.00
Joshua Moore 14 <.OO
; l)(Mlge & Son 14 7.00
Josiah Staysa 14 <.OO
SWEDEN, ~
Jacob Snyder 14 7.00
I ULYSSES, ~
: Wm Dent 14 7.00
WHARTON*.
Josiah Berfielil 14 7.00
STATU or PENNSYLVANIA,!
County of POTT.R, -is: S
!, A. A. S*W.-:TLASU, Appraiser iu aud for the Coun- ■
tv df I'otter, do certify that the above is a true aud j
entire o py of (he Mercantile Appraisement as taken !
hv rue (he said Appraiser, forth-- year 173. Witness ,
, Hiy hand at Coudersport this 10th day -f February, ,
JLD. 1573. A. A. SW E'iLAND.
Appraiser, i
St'BSCRIPTIONS to the Buffalo Diiily "Ex
i press" and Hie Elmira Dally -Adver-
I received and forwarded by
133-1 y Arthur B. Mami.
lb-fore purchiLsiug elsewhere call and j
examine the SINGER MACHINE.
A. M. Rcyuohls, Ayent.
office in oimstcrf Block, toudersport, ia.
7/ir Purest and seeet**t Cod-Lirer <Jil is ,
Ila/.ardv Casweu'a maoe ou the s"u shore, from
fresh, selected i.r by Cnstvett, Hazard & Co., j
- New York. It is aosoiuteiy pvre am# sweet, i i
tientfl who ha\e ouce taken it prefer it to all olh- ;
era Physicians have decided it superior to any !
i of the other oils lo market. -41
, In t'.'.e matter of the- petition oP, In tie Orphans'
Vv. D. AlliKKl'ON i. Coarl of Pot
ior iUt' partition of th. t :.te of; ter county.
W.v. ATHKSTON, deceased. J No. 130.
To JjkMES O. AIHERTON ttlidlllßAM ATHSUTOV.
Take notice that, in pursuance of an order of the
Orphans' Court of Potter County. Inquisitors ap
pointed by said Court w ill meet on the premises of
; the said William Atherton, deceased, on the 2ysh
! .lay of May, A.!)., 1>73, for the purpose of making
partition of the same, at which iluie and place you
I can attend if you thiuk proper. 3iM j
JOHN S. MANN * .v.
April 25,1 *73. Altysjoi' I'eli'itnir. :
Bankruptcy.
( U. S. MARSHAL'S OFFICE, |
W. D. of I'ennsyltKtnia. >
( i'ln SBl'Ktiii, Aprils, 1573.
Tus is ro isivE NOTICE : That on the sth day of
March, A. It. WT3, a Warrant in Bankruptcy
| was issued against the Estate of Charles seeiy of
I liector Township in the County of l'otter and
State of Pennsylvania, who lias been adjudged a
Bankrupt, on his own petition; that the pay meat
of nuv debts and delivery of any property belong
ing to such Bankrupt, to him or tus use, and the
the transfer of any property by him are forbidden
by law: that a meeting of the Creditors of the said
Bankrupt, to prove their Debts, and to choose one
or more as.-ignees of Ills Estate, will tie held at a
Court of Bankruptcy, to tie holden at the otttce of
i". E. Smith, Esq., in the Borough of Tioga, Tioga
I Co., Pa., before F. E. Smith, Esq., Register, on the
i 17th dav of May, A. I). 1*73, at in o'clock, a. tn.
JOHN HAIL,
r. 'S. Morshal for said District.
Administrator's Sale.
BY VIRTUE of an order issued out
of the Orphans' Court of Potter County and
i to me directed, boarlng date of February 2', IS7S,
i I will expose to sate by public outcry on Monday
j the NINETEENTH day of MAY, A. D., at 10 o'clock,
j a. m., on the premises, the following described
j real estate, all situate in township of Hector, conn
! ty of Potter and stats of Pennsylvania, to wit:
! Bounded Nby lands of Hiram Warren; Eby
I Laden BM lot; sby lands of n. c. Jones; \v t>>
! luuds of John L. Haven. Containing at.out forty
i acres with about twenty acres improved. Also,
j Bounded N by Aimina Sunderland; E by H. C.
Jones, S by ii. C. Jones, C.eo. Sutton aud S. Swlin
! tar; W l>y (!eo. Barker. Containing/ about twenty
[ acres, aliout fifteen of which are improved.
To be sold as the property of JOHN SUNTIERI IN,
I deceased. Terms: one-third cash, one-third in six
! months and l.alance in twelve ntontlis after eon
' tl nn at ion. C. V". 1!EA0I,
I 30-3 Admr. Est. Jno. Sundtrlin, deed.
1 SunderUnvllle, Pa., April -in, 1573.
Administrator's Notice.
WHEREAS, letters of Administration to the es
i tate of Noali Crittenden, late of Oswayo, Potter
: Co., Ba., deceased, having t.een granted to the
subscriber, all persona indebted to said estate are
| requested to make immediate payment, and those
! having claims or demands against the estate of
the said decedent will make known the same,
I without delay, to CHATHAM J. CMTTENPEN.
Oswayo, April 11, 1573.
BEPOIiT
of (he Auditors of Eulnlia Townsliip.
ArniL s, 1573.
Dr. To town orders in circulation. Btfi id
; line oti judgments 1075 uO
f 1721 01
Cr. By receipts for taxes returned 173 00
" cash on hand 21 'H
$ 20050
7t.il. of indebtedness over twp. funds $1520 51
!H. A. NKIJWN, T. B. ADBOTT, t , ...
Cerk. AI.MKUON NELSON,)' Auaunrs
TIT ANTED, Agents and Peddlers for our
ft Pltlt-S AND STRAlNEß.—l're.tses and
stiiuns jams, jellies, herbs, vegetables, ta-d, tai
iow, meats, cheese, etc. Over so.uuo sold fu a few
, localities. Sells quick. Every family wants it.
s -wing Machine aud other established agents are
finding this very profitable. Circulars Free.
1.1 nLEFIELDk DAME,
102 WasliiiigTou St ve. . Boston, Mass.
, . ...
] rti-f.T' 'osnoii aim ntojj
pa.-cqnju; spot.3 no a'iou s.Cu.utu ÜB.i saoiucusu.)
vpiTc.ni suopiitj A|jtmbo
I jaqjoku i|..w tut 'o i.ivaot, PM.wan.) „I\MIK:-f>ld.-
IHISJU pauiJMi'b'J A'lisnf atpi jo uajtipciuttttjv
LY *M 'OTV.ijLRI
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' oo v SL'Jvav m v
M. H. BIFCE,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
IJnpri*
OiEltutroUi S'jatifs,
OIL CLOTIIS, i
Xo. 2IS XL-tin St..
W34 iy BUFFALO, N. Y.
J. GLASE & SON,
Carpenters & Joiners,
< 'oucerspoi't, Pemi'a.
i CONTRACTS taken for oil kinds of BI'ILDIXG—
and materials famished.
; DOORS, BLINDS and SASH kept constantly on
baud or iiiauufabtured to order.
|
CASH paid for PINE LUMBER.
J. GLASE A SOX.
The SINGER is the best machine for
ull work. According to sworn returns
there were over 45,000 more sold last
year than any other kind made.
A. >l. HtynoiUs Agent.
John V. Brown,
PROPRIETOR OF
LINK OF STACKS
BETWEEN
Coudeisport & Wellsville
(Via OSWAYO, PA.)
f'ersons going to OSW AYO by stage, and desiring
to return same day, will lie accommodated
at stage rates.
; Passengers wishing to reach any of the neighbor
ing towus will be conveyed by Livery at
reasonable rates.
A good Livery rig kept constantly on hand for
passengers by the stage.
OSWAYO HOUSE,
(Jons V. BROWS, Propr.,)
OHWAVO, PA.
. 114-tf •
WXIbTO- -A-AsTID SO>T,
"THE AMERICA! PIAHO, 1 ' j"
TVo. ivjn BROOXIK STKELT, New York,
UNSURPASSED
First premiums wherever exhibited—Prices low for the quality—Large priefco
i allowed for cecoud-naud iustruiueuis m Exchange. " t j
! From Mr. Edward JJojj'tndn s the celebrated Pu*nU>(.
I I conscientiously believe that your Piano is in every respect a roost mayuiji
cent Instrument. t .
From tic "Independent."
The American Piano has deservedly become a very popular Instrument.
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£=£' Responsible Agents wanted for unoccupied territory. .Send for Circulars u j j
2429-5.4 AVIXG & SON, 423 Broome St., N.
W. F. HAMILTON
Boom & Jo® T%I.YTEM 9 \
S. W. corner MAI! and THIRD Streets,
(iOVER THE POST OFFICE,)
COUDERSPORT, PA.
Thos. McDowell L Co.,- I
DEALERS IN
(Jknera L MERCHAN i> IS E .
rOIIT ALLEGANY, FA..
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WE would respectfully call the attention of the people of POTTER COUNTY ;
to our large and complete assortment of
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JDJiI GOODS, GROCERIES, CROCKERY,
BOOTS and SHOES. IIA TS and CA PS,
It K. 1 J) Y-JIL11)K CLOTIIIXG,
SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY,
FLOUR, PORK. SALT, FISH,
FEED and MEA L. PAIN TS and OILS,
HARDWARE, NOTION'S, GLASSWARE.
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which weave olTerhig at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, owing to the increased
facilities afforded by ihe completion of the Buffalo, New York & Philadelphia j
Railway, and we can and will sell goods as low as they can he sold this side of
f Canada.
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; I'resh ground Feed and Meal kept constant !v on hand.
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X\ e are daily receiving new goods, thus keeping our stock, in all departments, '
; FULL AND COMPLETE
, at all times.
Thos. MiDowell & Co.
Insurance Company of North America,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
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The Oldest Stock Insurance Company in the United State*.
ASSETS, .Ifiiiiim-y I, L-<T:S, :L70,7:i8.01
Pennsylvania Eire Insurance Company,
OF riiILADELPHXA.
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ASSETS, JAZLUAXry 1 2C73, $ 1,1G2,G02.48 j
i The r.hcve-ni'med reliable Companies are represented in Con
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dersport hy
24:>9-iy ARTHUR B. MANN.
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Edward Forster,
DK.UKK IJf
Rroceries & Provisions,
MAIN STREET aboic SECOND,
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COUDERSPORT, PA.
A FULL SUPPLY OF
I FLOUR, SUGAR,
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SPICES, SYRUP,
CHEESE,
HAM, FISH,
TOBACCO, SNUFF,
&c., &C-.
KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
A specialty made of
Teas and Coffees,
of which I have the
Largest ttnd Hct
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; Stock iii town.
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All Hoods sold CHEAP for CASH ouly.
j Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
EPWARI) FOHKTF.B
L. B. COLE &
PROPRIETORS OK THJC
Blacksmith and Wagon-shop,
Second Street, (between Main & West.)
SorUt Side,—
COUDERSPORT, PA.
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WAGOXS,
CAKK/AGES awl
SEEIGIfSof aU. descrij-lion*
manufactured to salt customer* aud warranted.
Krpnirlnjt always attended to promptly.
Competent and experienced workmen kept in em
ploy In both shops to atteud to the calls of cus
! turners.
! Charges reasonable for cash or ready pay.
MSS L. B. COLE & SON
BASSETT'S LIVERY,
Corner MARKET aod HUNTER Streets,
(SO CTII S h IDE of the It I YEIt.)
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! I wot Lit respectfully invite the attention of the
i public to my
LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT,
with the assurance ihnt I can meet every de
mand for a first-class turnout.
; Having purchased the Livery of Amos Velie, I
have the only Establishment of the kind in this
| section.
J. M. BASSETT. !
135-tf J
P3OTO&RAPHS!
HA vino arranged my Light so AS to obtaiu all
those Gne
Gru<iaUann oi'Hhu<io
so esse ut hi I to a r.rArTtrti, rnorocßArr. I r&-
pectfully solicit your patreuage-
I make all the leading styles of
Photogfaphs arid Ferreotypes,
from a CARD PICTURE to a LIVE SIZE PORTRAI T
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INDIA XXsTK.
WATER COLORS or OIL
COPYING of OLD PICTURES made a special
A large Stock of
Waluut, ood ami <6ttt
Picture Frames
Square and Oval,
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©> HASP AMP FOR BALK.
| All work guaranteed to give satisfaction
M. T. LYNDE
Photograph Gallery,
SECOND STREET East of MAIN.
(Dike's Building,)
COUDEESPORT, PA.
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BOOTS and SHOES !
John Denhof,
WOULD respectfully inform tlie citizens that he
continues the manufacture of
BOOTS AND SHOES
j at his new Stand,
MAIN STREET below MARKET,
{South of the Bridge,)
ALL work done in a workmanlike manner
reasonable rates,
AND A GOOD KIT GUARANTEED
Give him a call.
COITDERSPOET
CLOTHING STORE!
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ALL KINDS OF
Ready Made Clothing,
HATS, CAPS, TEHKES, VAL SE
AND
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GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
! Constantly on hand and for Sale as
CHEAP as the CHEAPEST!!
MEN and BOYS SUITS
to correspond witb th®
SEASON.
This being the only Establishment tn this
i place devoted exclusively to the
(flothiug jßusinss
I can sell CHE.VI'EK to my Cnstoniers than those
who do not make CLOTHING a SPECIALTY can
ujford to.
Call and see my stock and I will guarantee satis
faction.
M. L. GRIDLEY.
Plants! Plants!!
A choice stock for the Spring Trade, including
all the best varieties of
BEDDING,
GREEN-HOUSE
and VEGETABLE
PLANTS.
My stock Is even better than usual, and I hope
; to be able to All all orders w itti which the people of
Coudersport and Vicinity
may favor me, aud will endeavor to give perfect
satisfaction. Send in your orders early.
Address M. B. PRINCE,
WELLSBORO', Tioga Co., Pa.
given to JOHN M. HAMILTON, wtlj
! receive attention. MM*