- — — 1
The Potter Journal
1 AND
N EWS ITEM.
SBS£®S WU ilar 2.1873.
. -.: i >ll Imo be allowed to run over one
V: " " ir r ea:>v Due uxtice will be given of
and if not paid tlte paper will be
*■ F HAMILTON '
I*h' lisher
Coudersport Market.
TV; eat No. l whitfi ' l * r bush - $ I>o
• Red winter, " 1.80 (or 1.7-5
So. 1 spring, " 1.50 (a 1.60
-40
- - " .7-5
..." 2.00 (a ±.50
. ... - - " So( .40
..." 1.-50 (q 2.00
t haons.
„ . tier ton, 15.00
[O, ' *
~ , . . •* fti .06 ■ .08
B.ntrr. * " „ ? *??
. ... . - - 1 doz. .15
m,ilro<t.
Fur the benefit of those who are an
x;..us to bear Railroad news, we state
. gentleman arrived in town Tues
day evening whose business is that of
.-intending Engineer in the eofr
j.;ri;etion of the Railroad between here
i <i Part Allegany, arid that he was or
i-rcd to this place to take charge of the
irork.
Floor.
P. A. Mebbins. Jr.. is engaged in pot
t;;ig in a new door in his store on the
I :;;er of Main and Second streets. Ihe
, _.i;t of the building is not to be
• nil. but the floor is to le eighteen
es lower than the old one, so that
; ,en completed the entrance will I*-
more commodious than liereto
|mpriement.
\\ - hy the local notices this week.
*r are to have a new bridge across
-A .- -•>!'> a t the foot of Main street,
i . ; ..t the sidewalks are to be re-
I Tie bridge spoken of received
ft. : - three years ago, but was
ft . .-.t that time so as to be used
ft . until the flood of this spring.
■ . a.wks in several places in*- bad
■ .. and decayed.
■trl
■ - tisy. grasping, jostling life
■>> live nowadays, we are apt
■ t claims that our neighbors
Bo- to help them to be strong
B tlrey may happen to lie weaker
B .i. l t>> manifest by our actions,
B JUI words, tlte spirit exhibited
B re: y. "Am Imy brothers keep-
T meet with instances almost every
■ >r> us going down before temp
■ • which their unassisted moral
B A...;> too weak to resist. Especi-
B A cases of this kind frequent in
B tic use of intoxicating liquor is
■T responsibility for such a result
B . ever rests entirely with the in-
B • a.fl the ruiuseller. Moral assist-
B friendly advice and determined.
effort can do much, often
B ihe man. but sometimes there
B ther and sterner reinetlies ne-
B<. and their application is just as
■ - . ve. If we keep our brother safe
■ in, ans there is safety for nur-
B-- . irs. But by whatever means
I - e June there is a clear duty de-
B .1 tempeiunce people, and es-
B . a temperance community like
B- > uc the drunkard from the
■ • A fat*-. To save a mau from
B - a glorious deed, and even
f a\e such opportunities.
F .> things connected with
B •: * it seem to call for a dif-
B >f language than we have
B" t v. l ave learned that words
■ - -- -A ;--I ( action is demanded.
B ov iri the firet riumlier of
T,>. a spicy little five-
B A-.er, : dished monthly and
K. Tillotson. It starts out
" iteiiient that it is not a rival
B r ur
B • o Agitator comes to tie
•2i>ss for abolishing the
' -v n of newspapers in coun
" Eey are published. It says:
Vf * why anybody should
B v 'i-ge of using the uiaHs
■ ?'•! -'a fair price for the ser-.
-"id. (Jur common I'ncle
: u- r no more obligation to
B
■ iortatioH for anything
■ a-his good sense in de
' - my longer for mtthiug
■ -o far as actual hani
; -■ we believe there are
■
cHiu: >t afford to pay the
■ .. late of jmstage —twenty
llU— assi-ssed on such jia-
•e journals themselves.
■ -a d inger of deatii from
H- M 1*- in a very bail way
■ . that is worth taking
a i tJi iying jicistage on.
B
> bet n sending the wm
■ .. *''"*■ -returned to his home
ai,J hruugbt with him two
H *' ,v ,l ? ull description of the
Ht . a ud the manner of using
H L >.■ '*>' Hie Government,
"s'} fiurn the Washington
t ■ - ateil tliat there will lie
B '"ne ruled aiid the
B T . v .. n ''S! but such is not tlie
I a v ' .' '*; but one kind trf card.
I a certain color, five
B in length afni
B
[ ~A • i T . A is
B r.- 'i'".7 •'trsan ornanien-
B 1 iV r 'o er nne-eighth of an
1 • tl right-hand upper
corner is a picture of the goddess of lib
erty surrounded by a scroll-w . >rk liorder
in which are the words: " L". S.
—one cent." In the left corner an' : ex
tending twc-thirds across the card are
tie- wortls4pn velvet-brown letters:
"United States Postal Card:" and tie
low in smaller letters: "Write the ad
dress only on this side—the message on
the other."' Beneath this and to the
left is the word "To" in script, followed
by a line extending across tiie card for
the name of the party addressed. Below
this are two other lines, one for the name
of the ]iost office and the other for the
county and state.
Although it is not expected that any
one will put more than the address on
one side tin re is no prohibition against
tilling both sides with writing, proxi iing
tlie address remains legible; nor is it
contrary to law to place printing on the
cards instead of writing. Toe cards
will be distributed to post-masters
throughout the country on the requisi
tion. tlie same as other supplies, and
will be sold at tlie stamp window at one
cent each.
The question has frequently been ask
ed whether a plain card, bearing a one
cent stamp, will not lie allowed to jiass
through Jiie mails tlie same as the gov
ernment cards: but the law prevents the
transmission of any buttheoffieial cai ds.
The cost of the postal cards is
jier thousand : that being the hid of the
successful competitor for their manu
facture.
1 mir.
The Band was out playing last Mon
day evening. We heard several strangers
wh were slopping here s{K-ak flattering
ly of their i>erforrnanee.
Oerorati. n Day.
H inrums <5. A. E., )
PHILADELPHIA,
General Oritur--, yo. .'>7.
In accordance with our rules and reg
ulations. Friday, May 30th, will lie ol>-
sei vt-d as a Memorial Day for the pur
\< -t- of strewing with flowers, or other
wist.- decorating the graves of comrades
who died in defence of their country (lu
ring the late Rebellion, or whohave since
paused away. Citizens generally. Mili
tary and Civic Associati ns. Churches
and Sunday Schools suonld lx- invited
to ittrticiiiate. and in places where taere
are no Posts of the Grand Army, it is
hoped that the citizens will join together
for that pnr|Hise that fitting services
may be held in every churchyard or ceiu
etry where our dead heroes"sleeji.
The manner of conducting tuese ex
ercises i- opti<uial with Posts, but tho.-x
--desiring it can obtain copies of the cere
monies. as furnished last year, by ma
king immediate application to the A.
A. <T.
Attention is esjiecially invited at this
time to the recommendation from Na
tional Headquarters last year, "that
flowers and shrubs be planted at each
grave in order that when we are gone
the seasons, in their ceaseless round,
may, in our stead, adorn the sleeping
places of our comrades. By order of
R. B. HEATH. C bm'tf'y
C. S. GREENE, A. A if. , '
Ai - • r
We give tha aG>Ve oider in full and
renew the suggestion expressed in this
(•aper a couple of weeks ago, that as we
have no Post of the Grand Army here
the Churches and citizens generally will
take the matter up and devote the day
to the ceremonies so usually observed
throughout the country on the occasion,
i A holiday to do honor to the dead would
certainly do the living good. Who will
jiiitiiiti- the movement V
Cot to (> row .
Couders}Kit never was so lull of jieo
l>le. actual residents, as it is to-day. and
still more are coming. It has got to en
large
rake
The first occasion when the ground is
dry enough to prepare and plant the gar
den. Tin-re is a great difference bet ween
having vegetables in June and July or
not till August and September.
Our Xerrhant*
Are going to the city. Look out hr
new goods, and Spring and Summer
styles.
We had
A rain storm on Wednesday night. It
hasn't snowed any yet.
Difference.
The Westfield lu'lex thinks the sleigh
ing is getting thin in > rue parts of Pot
ter. They must have been wallowing
in tlie mud up this way and thought
they were sleighing.
Summer Bnarder*.
: OB hotel ki-epers are preimred to ac
comodate excursionists, fishing parties
' and summer boarders who may come m
tliis direction. By the way. there is no
Sietter place in the whole country in
which to spend a few weeks of the hot
weather than Coudertport, with its
pure air. cool breezes, clear streams
and speckled trout.
i : ottrr < onnt) Asrieultnrnl (locidjr.
Tlie Board of Managers met Wednes
day evening. 7th inst.. and David White
ap]x>inted Chairman of the meeting.
Tlie Committee on Premiums reported
a list of premiums, which was accepted
and ordered to lie printed. [The list was
received too Lite for insertion this week.
—ED.]
On motion, it was resolved that we
report to the Quarterly meeting of the
Siciet} to be held in June next, a re
commendation to amend the By-laws
fixing the amount of subscription for
membership by striking out "fifty cents
and inserting an amount not less than
one dollar.
(>u motion it was resolved that the
time of holding the Fair lie between the
25th of September and the loth of (K-to
l*-r —to be definitely fixed at the next
Quarterly Meeting of the Society.
On motion it was resolved that the
Constitution and By-laws of the Society
be published in the JOURNAL, and that
2ob copies te printed in pamphlet form
for distribution among the members.
Adjourned. S. F. HAMILTON, Secy.
Carried.
Johnoon-Burlfj.- AUB* LEWIORTIV B'HRI-
May 3, 1-73, by Rev. Tracy Scuti. Mr. WuutE*
JOHXSOH and MISS MART BI RLEV. daugliter
of D P. Hurley, of Harrison. Pa
Xornl
To receic prompt attention commu
nications in relation to subscriptions
and advertising should be addressed
to S. F. HA MIL JO-V.
Publisher.
1 IME TABLE.— Buffalo, New York & Philada. Railway.
NOHTHWAIII). SOOTH WAR U.
Mall. j Kr>llit. J j Mull. VnlfeM.
MO p. in. 7.00 n. 111. leave KMI'oUIUM, Arrive ' 0.00 p.m. 6.10 p.m.
2*06 " 8.20 " " KKATINO HI'MMIT, leave 5.10 " .1 >0 "
2.45 " | 9.26 " lj " I'OKT AIJ.KfiANY, " 4.30 " 2.4 ft "
4.12 " ; 12.16 p.m. " (II.KAN, " 3.00 " 12.16 " !
; 7.10 " | fi.f 10 " Arr. llllFl'Al.O, " 12.(0 in. | 7.10 a.m.
I I
11. E. (Jen. Pass, Agent.
lT" r i>TED.-Fiftmi yards s ■< rag
y > Carjietiiig. Apply at this otiice.
I'LANTS.—'Verbenas at 10 cents each
or SI. 10 jer dozen. Also Dahlias. Ge
raniums. Salvias, etc.. at equally low
prices. Asparagus. Rhubarb an<l all
kinds Vegetable Plants Grown, and for
Sale by M. B. PRIXCE,
May 7, 1 -73. W*V*koro y 77 0y i Co.. P<i.
73~0r ieragivea to JOHN M. HAMILTON, win
' rceive atiention.
EldriJge Bros., of Well-ville. are ?;>■-
cial agents for the Woodward rc Brown,
(.'bickering, and Mathushek j-i
--anns: also, general agents for George
Woods & Co's. parlor and vestry organs.
These organs are suj>erior to any reed
organ made in America at the pieseut
time. It will jiay any person to exam
ine the instruments sold f.*. Messrs. El
dridge Bros.. if tiiey are intending to
pun-base a piano ar organ.
Klilridg: Bros, also make a sjecialty
of tuning and all pianos and
organs. 4D-2
7~ht Titc! Sirefies! Cod-Liver f 'il
iiu/.ard <V a.-w -SI'S MAIK- na I -bore. from
f 11 r > (ft, I >* Ontwe!J. IfixnrdL- f'o..
S'CWTTA. It li ttiwlrttlr MOT WIN art. RE
U :it > have on>-e taken it prefer it t.. a:; nth
■ PHV-K-IAN- have decided it SUPERIOR to any
of the other oils ia market. IS-D
N'OTICE. —Sealed Proposals forbnild-
J IN? a Bridge over tktAtkflKlii Hirer ittke
: si? of Main street, in the Borough of < > -• rt,
s ill : e received iint i the first MONDAY of -'rsE
next (fneM). Sjud nid|t It toe Wit to tccar
ee with the Draft and Sptrlltlttan In the
ha - , is i f Dan Faker, which I)-aft an: s-t- n
* •.*. -a fiefD 1J -**JlUur hi:n_
May ft. T-T'J 4t B* order of the Tuva Council.
Before pn.rfhnsing elsewl ore cj d and
examine the SINGER MA< HI X K.
A. M. Brjaokfat, .1
(i ■■ in < >; ji wCttlSTsjirt, •a.
r J"'.i the Real E-t;ife Owners in the B-.
1_ R'.ro-H OFCOV LEI.'SPORT.- Tnke No
tic*.—"l l-t JMI have Mflfc* T>l out of re
pair w ill have the -aine pot in gt>o;i repair te*fore
rr ■ sti-ovn .lav f JT'NE n* xt ntwler th> -niervi
sioa of Ke.-j. Rettneiis, the Sirt 't < aisafc-iener,
without further aot.ee.
May 5, is73-4t By order of Tov n Couh' il.
S B- KIFTIONS to the BwfTjala DAILY "E*-
PRR" AND the Elmirsi Daily " Ailter
ti-cr" neelwiaa
Arthur B. Matin.
Notice to Collector* of (cunty Taxes.
By REFERENCE to lis- Act of M ircii 'J*. 1-7 . EN
tit C.i "An Act to < AIPJETI.E ■: 'r\ via r NI. 1
F((L>- :IU? TIN- i* taxr-.ii! < H- Comity..! I'oiter,"
it W! I*- -O N that THE duties heretofore exer
, by * - County COB.HW N-r- are lie. ?,e>
T.I LIE J>rrfonned by the L>l ectors of the >eve,-al
V:FC 1 : •: RESW ?I." V.
TheC. e -t.-rsof county tav-f -the YEA* 1*73.
wi! therefore take notice thai tiiey are not to
colleet Tiie do? taxes < ;ixile<l out .11 their il'ip i
eates, as the th.nnty l''>nini-si..iier* imve n • it;
thorlty to levy said taxes. By .rite:-.. |T el' . <l.
L. F < (>LE, Citrt.
! O'lnnii-siouers" Office. May 2,1-7A
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TEKMir.
DAILY". ***▼* :• * ' F"
WEEKLY. *"
Ia til nutter of the pe'itioa oP. In the Orphans'
• *. r. ATuERroX . twin of pot
ior the partition of the estate of ter C-xsatj,
Vs'li. Athkkton, <jeceaseo. j No. 4A.'.
To JaMF.s O. ATU> t.TOX tail Hllil Athskton.
Take notice that, m pursuance ot an orii-r of the
Orj Cans't • . tof Potter County, I:iq,-s up.
pointed by >ai:i Court u .11 meet Ju the pteoiises ot
toe aai i Wliitatn Atoert •.. <ie.-e*sel, on the reth
D) d May, A. D.. 153. f r Ike purpose of making
pa. tin uof tae same, at via -fc ti,ne acl place you
can atteu<i if you tlii ok proper. irr-j
JOHN S. MANX A SON.
: April 25, 1973. Ally*for Petitioner.
Bankruptcy.
1 l". S. MAhfitAVS OF rK E,
< H*. D. qf P-nnrylrani i.
( PirKBCBGA, Apnls, 1973.
T;:. is TO HIVE Notice : 1 hat on the Stth day of
March, A. I). Is"3, a Warrant in P.aiikruptey
is.su •! mtdiLii the Estate of Charles Heeiy ol
liector Township in the County of Potter anl
state of Pennsi'vaaia, who has "neea adjudged a
Bankrupt, on lis o.vn jretition; tiiat the payment
of any iei ;s a i•! delivery of auy property belong
: g tii KL h Bankrupt, to him or his use, and tae
the :-ansfer .1 any property by iiiiu are form ! let,
By law: that a lueeUng of the Creilitorsof the -ai.l
Ba Apipt, to prove their De'.ts, au-l to choose one
or more a--:?ue*.s of his Estate, w ill >-e hs! • at a
Court of Bankruptcy, to be itol !en at the office of
K. E. Smith, Esq., in the bor tij.li of 1 !>ga. ii.-ga
Co.. Ps., before E. E. S-nith, E-<<, Regi-ter, on the
lTth .lav of Mar, A. D. 1973, at Id oVJ •£, a. in.
JOHN IIAU.
i--l r. A if or thai for Miid IHstrict.
Administrator's Sals.
I)Y VIRTUE of an order issued out
3 of the Orphans" Court of Potter County and
to me directed, baaring date of February 20,1973,
I wiii exros* to sale by public outcry on ".tuiclaj
the NINETEENTH day of MAT. A. P-, at 10 o'clock,
j a. in., on the premises the following described
real estate, all situate In township of Hector, coun
ty of Potter and state of Pennsylvania, to wit:
Bounded N t.v lands of Hiram Warren; E bv
Laden Br d lot; S' .y lauds of H. C. J mes Wby
• tec.- of John l_ Haven. Containir.- a oat forty
a re with a: suit twenty acres improve 1. AI SO.
Boosted N bar ibriMi SoaMi Id; E by H. C.
fnnw, Sh 11. c. Juries.ffeo. Sanaa ami as wj m
. : Gee. Patter. Containing *i*>iv. twenty
. res, a u~. fifteen of which are ir.p. •ve 1.
To S>e vol.- as the pis p *rty ©f John
deceased. Terms: one-thin; cash, ore-third il six
months and -uianee in tweive mouths after .-on
finiiation. C. W. BEACH,
39-3 Admr. Ed. /no. Svnderlin, deed.
- inderliuvilie, Pa., April 25.1973.
Administrator's Notice.
\v:!ERE.\> letters <t AJmlni=trat.on to the es
tate of Noah Crittenden, !ate of Oswayo. Potter
Co„ Pa., deceA*-L having been grante i © She
; subs riner. all | ergons indebted to sai l estate are
-e jit'-sted to make lasinc date payment, an! thos
■ having aims or demands against the e-tate of
tie said decedent will rnase kn.wn the as
without delay, to Cathekjne I. CHITTENDEN.
' ositiyo, April 11, 1973.
Nulitc.
Letters of AiluiUiistratioci to the
if i tie of >- P. 1! H Mt of Btegham
t p.. Potter C >. de ••• col. Having !►-. n g, onted
io t;.e sipeM-riier. .iii perms UnM tos-iides
t.it'- ae Ito|u,-sie,l t>. mike iimnmliate piynient.
■iii.-l t; .s. ; .ring cl.iimsor dviiiuuds arnt.nd the
est .ft- •* s id J,-, ..ii-u; wii! m ike kn >v\ pi o- same
without dels) to .J. L. ILtYMOM),
Biiigi.ai i. M .y 7. 1*73. .t 'lii.ru drotor.
(in r i ;i;*s Sale.
T">V \ 11.7 d E mi order ot ill- < rj: < . .-,:rt
1 > .i" o- > iml to m.- dir. 1 sic.
. \ .s.- f...- s.i. .it veteiiH: "r ouierv .m
Til 1 liXl >A Y. i he Fiftm day ..f .1 cue, A.l>.. i7 .
.it n o'c.ock. p. in., on ill* premises in > . t ;. „
••••il-hip a-the urofiertj ofuea \v. Humpbrry
•rid Hatiie Bed Hump!!. .•>. minor ci > dn nof A.
W. Haaapferey. laie of guns tp.. deceased, tii*-
fo in r J s.uibed real estate. Miu-ite iu Snurou
tp.. Potter county. Pa., to wit:
X - I.—Tit*- undivided aue r oTirth evrt earl: yf a lot
-r irjct of land, hcginnitir at a pMt e.rer aS 'he .9
ba:.s c.f the lbwr . Creek in fhe W iaesf la: 1 oc
-.;•:■ Iby \V. L. Siarkweather: thence s:n baa
-4r .1 and tw ■ p-rrh : p •! e >raer: tt-.c. \Ve _-h
--iv-t.ve at..! sevd-teath, p--.-che- t ■ ;!:•• K <■ r. -r '
, •; sQrv- ycd for H"ury M-iiiew.: ihvace. by liueof
mk! . t. >' -u. haedr-'d aaJ aihe:-7i:t ; rc;;e- to
the ii-v, ay Cr-s-k. thence ap the S!. Uk .f lio -aid
C e.k to j Are M Cwiiti,i icg oae naa
dr vi and ei.'ht acres, m re or 1 sa.
No. - —The aadiviJ.-d oac-fonrth jeert each of aa
. : ia* vij i-. b-j. o.u a: " ''' •_ ,r..er
VI 1 ..I'.lwl ib ■: jelvti"
: j~t crner: iii-*W ne handre. aad Sve pcrchev
p-s e Tin'r. th-nre N : rtv-- v a p-'.cl. - po.l
comer; th-nce, by line of MicL-i Lau.li"- Ulkl tone
ha Mlaall*eiwihM)lHHfhifiaNif. C< t:-
:.t tiii iy aod acres, m re . Lt-.
■i Abeingp r; ot t. No. 2i7<i.
N 3—The uudivi ,'d ..nc-fennh part each f a-.-
athw lot >i;oated a alc.ve. liegi:niii.o u> p ikes
£ ruer - .ai dc a veyed to J-ha M. lo: >• ?
tti ore \V •!!' huhvired {vrchea t pa-i r .mer. tn.-av -
N shty-f- or perches, t. ap m :L- \ E c .ra> r-f lot
71 th c E.ue i, indred perche, t.. a cost c rn. r ;
the arc * ■-ia'tiiy-'oC.r p-rchee to (dace i.-.-.iming.
■ Sly-: we aud fiv.stenths ac ts. !• I *ue
m '■ ri* —. Utntf I"t No. 97 >.f allotment *.f Keating
iaiid- in Xl.ar at wnhip and part of Wt. N _l
The atotc dejcrihed real estate is he'd us teu
oiits in eaumou with Ni-.nou l'lnßtntrr, wte
UHtk( nadiTtded • nc-ha.f tberrut. Teresa, —
olioThi d coiitiinn itiou of sah*. oik- thiid in unt:
year and oncdlii.d in two years thereofi-r.
JAMES Ji. WblGllT.
Sharon. May p. 1573. Gtt'oii, .
..EI URT OF Al DITfiRS OF hOMEIt T"VN
-SHIP F r h 7-72.
PR.
To orders outstanding.". 125 95
; '" balance due on judgments 2-.! t.
OR.
by Com'r's certifkate f Koad Tax ' -I 76
: " ** Cash " 75 45
" ci-sh on hand 115
BaL of indebted n- - over twp. funds $ of' 9?
tv*. 11. CKOS3T, J. E. EvbLE. I s ,„1
413 clerk. u. If. iATE.s> AUU " ors
BEPOKT CP THE AlIIT<il> OF HEBKON
TOWNSHIP. APKIL 23, 1873.
DR.
To orders in circulation .76.' 99
due on judgnienu It."'' 71
CR.
By eertificatesoftaxes ret'd for T2 42 "5
; due from enmity treas 64 "3
Jno Metzger. sup..'6B 27 19
"" A:hen Beetf, " "72 MM
" Co eel or for 1872 87 93
Cash on hand '•.*)
Indebtedness over township funds *BoC 37
J. B. CARVER. Stltester gkeemmax,
Vi&rk. C. \Y. Giram,
Auditor*.
Also one order for*l'>. No. 17. ! registered on
p ize 17<>f . rder b> ik B. drawn tn SiHimui >her
-1 w.i-1,1. wiiii-h is lieileved to have been obtained
by fraud and wii! u t lie paid by the Township
unless compelled by law.
WE-LEY ALLEN, Si>errisor.
SYLVESTERGREENMAN. / AuAitltT%
a W. CORAM, <, Auauor*
KEI'ORT
of the Auditors of F.uialia Township.
ArRIL S, 1873.
Dr. To town orders in circulation. 646 "1
Due on judgments luT5 00
Or. By receipts for taxes returned 179 80
" cash on hand 21 to
f SuOSo
Bal. of indebtedness over twp. funds ft. - 5!
H. A. NELPOS, T. B. ABEK TT, )
C.Vnt. Ai REROX NELSOx.I'
Tlie SINGER is a luck-stitch machine
and makes a best nt if til, even and uniform
stitch which will not ravel and isalike
on 1-oth sides. It hems, braids, cunts,
tucks, embroiders, ruffles, fells aud does
all kinds of work on the tinest musliucr
the heaviest fuil-cloth.
"IITANTED, Agents and Peihilerx for our
I> PKr AND STR.UNER.—Presses and
st.ain* jainA jellies, bertv-, vegetables, a- r d. Ul
kiw, me a i.. cheese, etc. Over xoH in a few
localities. Sv ls quit Even family wat te it.
Sew rag Machine and other esabli>hed agents are
nodiug this very pn .u* i". Circulars Free.
! nTI.EFTELD A DA ME.
:•*! WTasUsgt-'m
WX3NTO- AN"D SON,
"THE AHERICAH PIANO,"
>o. 4Q3 BROOME STKKET, New VorK,
UXSURPASSEI)
First premiums wherever eXliibittd—Prices low for the quality—Large prlcee
allowed for ."sccunu-nand iustTuineuls iu LxeDatige.
Froi,i Mr. Erhntrd fi -fman. tJu celebrated l'ianu>i.
I coiisvicutio usiy believe that your Piano is in every real vet a most magnifi
cent lnairiunt.uL
From the "Itulejjembnt.'*
The American Piano has deseivedly become a very jxypular Instrument.
Seirßesponsible Agents wanted fur unoccupied territory. >eiid for Circulars tu
WING & SON. 423 Broome St., N. \.
S. F. HAMILTON
BOOK <£• JosBRIXTEH,
S. V. cornsr IAIN and THIRD Streets,
t
; (OYER THE POST OFFICE,)
COUDERSPORT, PA.
Thos. McDowell k Co.,
1 DEALEBS IN
Ofxeral Merchandise,
POrtT ATiTiEG-iITJ-g". 3?A..
We would respectfully call the attenti"!! of the people of POTTER (,'ot-VTT
1 to our large and complete assortment of
Lltr GOODS. GROCERIES, CROCKERY.
ROOTS and SHOES. HATS and CAPS,
READY-MADE CLOTIIIXG,
SCHOOL ROOKS, STATIOXERY.
FLOVR, PORK. SALT, FISII,
l ;
FEED and ME A L. PA LXTS and OILS.
HA RD WA RE, XOTIOXS, GLASS ir.i RE.
Ac., dr., dr..
which we are iiffirin? at GREATLY REDUCED PRK ns. owing to the increased
facilities affunleil by the completion <>f the Ihiffalu. New York A Philadelphia
; Railway", and we can and will sell g<HgJs as low as tl.o can be sold this side of
! Canada.
1
Fresh ground Feetl and Meal kept constantly <in hand.
M < un- daily receiving new goods, thus keeping our stock, in all dejartmeuts.
I „ FULL AND COMPLETE
at ad times.
Tlios. McDowell & Co.
f
i
insurance Company of North America,
OP f 3 f-xix J fVi3fi:x-r , ffifv.
[ 1
The Oldest Stock lu&arauce Company in the United States.
Assets. January 1, S 3,70.73h.>1
:
Pennsylvania Eire Insurance Company,
■ i
ASSETS, u"niixtnry A, 1G73, $ 1,1G2,Q02.40
The above-Ramcd reliable (ompanlCN are represented Sn (u
--der>r>ert b)
iy ARTHUR B. MANN.
Edward Forster,
DIALER IX
Groceries & Provisions.
MAIN sTHEET alwre SECOND,
COUDERSPORT, PA.
A FULL SUPPLY OF
- FLOUR, SUGAR,
1 *
SPICES, SYRUP,
CHEESE,
RAM. FISH,
TOBACCO, SNUFF,
&c., &c.,
l ;
KEPT CONSTANTLY OX HAN"I>.
A maoc of
'
Teas and Coffees,
I of which I hav* tw
Lareest and Best
Stock in town.
■
All Gtx.ds sold CHEAP for CASH ouly.
_
Call and fxamiii' IWore purchasing elsewhere.
FDWJIIID FOKSTFB
L. B. COLE & SON,
PROPKIirrOKk OF Tii*
Blacksmith and Wagon-shop,
Sec:-i Street, between ilsiz k
—No rtti Side.—
COUDERSPORT, PA.
WA GOXS,
CARRIAGES trW
SLEIGHS of all description*
insnu facta red to suit customers aihi w arranu-U.
Repairing always ht'eaUeil to promptly.
Ceuwieieat aa-I experiea-f<l workmen kept in em
ploy in both sbops u* attend to the calis of c
turners.
Ch&fges reasona'a-e for cash or ready pay.
- 4 " s L. B. COLE & SQ>;
BASSETT'S LIVERY,
Corner MARKET and HUNTER Streets
(SOUTH SIDE of the RIVER.)
_
t I w ocm respectfully invite the attention of the
public to luy
DIVERT ESTABLISHMENT,
*ufc the aswtnmce that I can meet every de
maed for a first clas-- turnout.
Having purchased the Livery of Amos Ve'.ie, I
have the oii'y of the kind in this
section.
J. M. BASSIDTT.
i3>- n
PHOTOGRAPHS]
e
HitiSu arranged rn> Light so as to obtain ai'
those fine
Gradations of Sliatlo
•o essential t • a Riiim l raoroi.RaPß, I re
pectfuliy solicit your patronage.
1 make all the leading styles of
Photographs and Ferreotypos,
from a Ca&D Pll.tvke to a Lut SIZE I'omukir,
• finished in
INDIA INK,
WATER COLORS or OIL
COPYING of OLD PicrraEs made a special
A Stock of
Walnut. itosruoort and 6ilt
Picture Frames
Square and Oval,
0* HAJTD AJID FQ* • A LI.,
All work guaranteed to give satisfaction.
M. T. LYfiDE
Photograph G-allery,
SECOND STREET East of MAIN,
(Dike's Building.)
COUDER SPORT, PA.
BOOTS and SHOES !
John Denhof,
WOCLD re>i-<T fully inform the citizen* that be
continue* the manufacture t .f
BOOTS AND SHOES
at liis new Stand,
MAIN STREET below MARKET,
(South of the Bridge,)
Aix work done In a workmanlike manner
reasonable rate*.
AND A GOOD KIT GUARANTEED
Give him a call
COTTDEESPOKT
CLGTWKC STORE!
1
ALL KINDS OK
Ready Made Clothing,
| *A,S, *AI S| .U U &S , rA mm SE
AMD
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
Constantly on hand ami for Sa e .v,
CHEAP as the CHEAPEST!!
. MEN' and BOYS SCITS
to correspond with the
SEASON.
This beine the only Establishment !c this
place u- vot eti exclusively to the
(flothing sur.iuss
I -an *ell cheaper to m; Customers than those
whodoliot make Cl>>l HiNG a M'Ealaxtt can
ufforet to.
Call and see my stock and I will guarantee satis
faction.
M. L. GRIDLEY.
The NLXGER is the best machine for
I all work. According to sworn returns
there were over 45.U00 more sold la.*t
year than ay other kind made.
A. >l. iU) 11 olds, Agent.
J. GLASE £ SON,
Carpenters & Joiners,
Coudersport, Penn'a.
CONTRACTS taken for all Kind- of BUILDING—
and materials famished.
IKtORS. BI IN"DS and SASH V-pt con-tantly on
hand or manufactured to order.
CASH paid tor Pl>*E LUMB£K.
J. GLASE A SOX.
M. H. BIF*CE.
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
liaprr 2?angings,
Mlinticu) -atiaUrs,
OIL CLOTHS, Etc.,
No. 218 Main St.,
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gpoo3 uo a;xi sajh.s u*v sx uiojtoo
"MHIBJQ nvoonrj inanba
* 'oyovao 1 'jVLaaEO _K.IIK3}ItI
[ug jo gjerowßinntji
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