The potter Journal
' AND
UEWS ITEM.
No. 13.
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;: -S3SrOST,I?A., October 15,1373.
■ <h"01 9e a ,, i>weil to run over one
y ,n!'- |> ue notice win lie given of
year in-' ~'jf n it paid the paper will be
expiration
> op i>e.! t „ each address denote the
IM 6 * Ul o>'hkh Ibe paper is paid. For in
"'J ,i,, ngtnes 2 -1 or r-1 denote that
Vol. 25, No. 1.
IBEPAI*' S. F. HAMILTON,
Publixhtr
Coudersport Market.
iri t \ o 1 white. l**r bnsli. SI.BO
*" IW.-int.T. - MM.I.W
.. :: '• so@l ;™|
Oats. " u .80
Corn, 0.00 (d 2.50 !
HEANS. * U .35 (d .40 \
POTATOES, " U JSO 2.00 I
onkmS ' ' . * . "PER ton. 12 (d Sls.
•i tt> .00 (d .08 :
Hides. - i, .28 i
B,,ttKr ' " ". doz. .15 !
I _
rue l nlr.
vedto
be a veiy dec ided success. Though the
I exhibition was not as extensive as it ,
louHit toliaveiieeiMiorasitmiitlit xerj ,
HSHV have made had the ienple of tlie j
, otiiitv generally taken hold of the en-1
terprise, ret there was a good show of
| -irtiek-s and everything was of good
' a iity. We did not see anywhere on
;l,f grounds or in tl e building a poor
!,'rtipje and scarcely one of medium ,
i (pmlitv. i
The first day Wednesday) the exhi-.
1.,.N v. re entering their things and
f .;ivg thnn arranged, and but few
" i" in attendance, but the see
...i'aud 111ird days the crowd was large
.- Ifvrvi > nicd interested. "We
( - , i;t lv heard the remark made, ''this .
. ■ _'i mi 1 for the fust time but next!
... we will do a great deal better."
show of horses was good, esjK*- (
I'young horses. The faet is, our
;• li v a good deal of the horse
: Did it ! s manifesting itself in pro
ng <enie line animals. We noticed
. : .'others No. 1-9, a three-years old j
f good size, trim built and clean
*,!: No. 2. a span of two-year old
■\."\iy. not so large as some but well
. ug and wiry, exhibited by Syl- j
Joins: No. 98, a three-year ol'd
i' animal, exhibited 1y J. W.
N >. 4. a span of two-year old
"-.exhibited by F. A. Nelson, snug
L':. ti:, shape and very large, the
kipst one weighing a little over elev
ii tl;-, d; a span of carriage horses,
i' IN. laugy, good roadsters
i show of cattle and sheep was not
but there were some line animals,
t •>. lis and 159. two calves, exhibited
E. M. Eessenden. were good; we also
t.'nd a line rid and white cow that
in '1 to puss- >s nearly every requisite
good milker. Fred Ventzer had on
Anion a lilt steer live years old that
s very suggestive of ju cy beef-steak.
T.i I KM;. NO. 20. a Cotswold buck.
"1 by Almeron Nelson, that
u 250 pumds. Nt>. 12. four Lei
sure sheep (two bucks and two
•> .exhibited by A.!!. IVirce, whose
wis very long; they were large,
••king animals.
* -n- weie several wagons on the
L. I>. Cole A: Son had a buggy
! tw , platform-spring wagons that
-h ;iiid neatness of ajqtrarance
i< in are favorably with the work
"p in the country. We noticed
" a wry line light platform-spring :
iui.de by a Cortland county sliop.
■ ■ e was other work of this kind, all
was good. W. 1?. Gordnier
exh bit ion a portable steam en->
>aw-mill that was a novelty
stniction, to say the least,
f show of grain and garden vege
sivas not large, though there were
K Vf, ry line specimens. Oftlieform
' lli-nton exhibited a sample of
a he stated yielded 50 bushels
' acre and weighed 40 pounds to
h A. V. Lyman a bushel of;
white winter, very plump, full
H -H. K. Young a basket of corn
■ planted tlie 2oth of May ami
!i iuin r 5, that he stated yielded
s. j, j~a f () j| (( , . lcre> of tlie
■ A. W. llossmau had a sample
i> lb >• ]Mtatoes thai we think
H -' we ever saw. They were
ai ze, smooth and fair. There
sotni- tine squashes, pumpkins,
' ainl onions.
' se factory of Ilale 1). Young.
- "n. was represented by a large
•ad we saw also several tulw of
i'. would be hard to beat any
■T; .
display w >uld compare
u that of any county in the
dt- noticed particularly a few
K,,.'' { " Hreunle had ten varieties
. e '- v :i ' So samples of fall
<i t! grapes. L. 11. Kinney had
H.' hes of apples, all of them
■ - "amlsonie fruit. No. <3. a b;ts-
H 1 i;ui rab apples, large, by L.
Ao. ,3. ;i sample of grapes by
H ul Near. No. 9L sample of rus
■ Xo - ,ar B'<' yellow a.-
,' J " 'cdliug iipples, hirge and
''J A. H. Greenman. No.
■ a "d striped apples by I>.
33, very large green
s - -A. Ayres. .Sample of
T Cra,) ai),)les , l y Sylvester
bgf here were others equally
•cce not the room to men-
The Ladies' Department was not so
well tilled as it ought to have lieen
though there was a good display of home
made carets, lied-quilts and spreads
and embroidery. We saw one pair of
fringed mittens that for shape, neatness
; of execution and real service could not
i be beat.
There were a few specimens of wax
flowers that were nice. No. 121, by M iss
Rosa Koon, No. 51, by Miss Fr. 11k
Brown and No. 4. by Mrs. L. C. Ross,
j A. Knappe, of El vn Mile, exhibited
some eggs laid by a Brahma hen that
were the largest we ever saw, two of
j them measuring seven inches (each)
i around and each weigh ing'a quarter of
' a pound.
There was a sample of bricks on ex
jhibition. made by Win. S. Brine, of
I Roulet, that were equal to any tire-made
j brick in the world.
Major .J. M. Kilbourne had a few ar
j tides on the ground that were brought
in too late to lie entered, but were as
j good as any of the kind in the Exhibi
tion. He had a basket of twelve-row* d
corn planted May 28 and September 8.
and said to lie just as it was husked
| without selecting—that wasa tine speci
men of grain. lie also had samples of
the red astrachan, pippin and greening
apples.
These notes are necessarily incom
eomplete. AVe have mentioiu d the best
of what we saw, but it was impossible
to notice particularly all there was in
the Fair, much less to give an account
| of it.
He are
Requested to say that the Board of Ma
nagers of the Agricultural Society found
it impossible to prepare the List of Pre
miums awarded at the late Fair in time
for this week's issue.
for the Chicken.
Major J. M. Kilbourne told us the fol
lowing circumstance: Last spring his
wife procured a doz -li eggs of the black
Spanish variety and set them under a
lieu of the common breed. Some of the
eggs failed to hatch, and after hatching
: accidents happened to the chickens un
til tlie brood was reduced to a single
black Spaniard. This grew and tiiriv d
j until it was about as large as a pigeon,
when two young chickens just out of
the nest were placed with the same hen
and ;iii attempt was made to have her
take care of them together with lier own
chicken, but biddy couldn't see it and
in i vident disgust abandon* d the whole
lot. Bit the little Spaniard was equal
to the emergency, and from lieing a |
' chicken at once became a matronly lien,
looking after the little ones, hunting
j food for them, hovering them at night
and clucking for them with a!l the dig
nity of an old in n. The chinks are now
well grown and bung of the Shanghai
breed are larger than the Spanish, but
they still follow her and at night, gath
ering, one on either side, cover their
, heads with her wings and feci safe.
-l. C. Ol
Is at home to attend election.
Heavy.
A few days ago 1). Wordeii, of Bing
ham, sold to a drover named Reming
ton, a f..t sheep of the native limit that
weighed 21 >p*> mils. Toe price paid for
it was SI 2.
The I.rahril.'e r.an<l
Put in an appear nice here on Thursday '
of last week and during the remainder
i of the Fair made things livelier by tli ii
music. Their performance was excel
lent.
Theatrical.
Ro:-se's star Combination gave enter- j
tainiuents here during every night of j
the Fair last week. They labored un
der some disadvantages, but their act
ing was very good. Friday evening they
played • Ten Nights in a Bar-room "
with tine effect.
n.aat 1 liursday
And Friday much people were in tawn.
The ricdion.
Vest*:dev, passed off quietly in this
Borough, though nearly everybody was
at the polls. There were 1 _'s votes cast,
which is the largest number ever polled
here. Of these G. S. Jon s, for Repre
sent;!! :ve, received 7s and Conrad Hol
ler.! ck 50y The vote in Eulalia town
ship for the same ofliee stood: Jones.">s, j
IIo!! iilieck 33 —b ingatie. No returns
ar< in frirni any other localities this!
in* ruing.
A few Words PernrnM.
Ai irreconcilable difference of opinion !
i:i political matters having arisen IK 1 -;
tw. * ii Mr. Col* 1 and myself, that gentle
men has deemed it due to himself that
he should retire altogether from any i
Luther editorial mmageinent of tnis
ape ". Acqu e c'ng in his decision, we ]
taKe his nanle from its accustomed]
plate and shall hereafter be solely re-j
sponsible for the editorial conduct of
tiie Free Press. C. M. BKKCHER.
'i'hc above paragrapli taken from the
AVcllsville Free Press of last week ex
p'ains itself.
llcSloo alons the Pltenix.
En. JOURNAL: The last week's tran
sactions in our locality would not over
burden the columns of any periodical.
On the fourth inst. Albert AVilber, of
this town, while threshing buckwheat
in his barn, was struck in the side by the
barn-door, which was blown shut by the
high wird and knocked him down,
fracturing a rib. Mr. \\*. has been un
able to attend to business since.
The chestnut crop for 173 is a suc
cess in these parts. The burs are well
idled and rapidly opening.
('has. Cal ling of oitr town shot at a
I>ear a few days ago, within about a
mile of w 'uuderlinville, but missed him.
K. S. M.
£oral Notices.
| The Singer Machine Still Trinniphant.
At the last Fair of tlie Potter County
Agricultural and Horticultural Soviet v.
held at Coudersport Oct. lit. 1873, the
Singer took the first premium. with the
Howe and Remington Sewing Machines
opposing. Tin* Singer was operated by
A. M. Reynolds, the Howe by I oyster
Bros, and the Remington by the Agent
from Bingham.
TExamination of Teachers willbe held
f j ;us foil >\\s:
j Ellisburg .... Oct. 28
Bingham Centre, - - - " 29
Harrison Valley - " 30
Sunderlinville - - - " 31
Lewisville - Nov. 1
j Sylvania(Burleson Schoolhouse) " 4
; Roulette .... "6
- Oswayo - - - - 44 71
Sharon (Nichols Schoolhouse) " 8|
Raymond Corners - - - "11
Hebron (Green man Schoolhouse) " 13
Coudersport - - - " 15
Teachers will provide themselves with
paper, |>en and ink.
Beginning Nov. 20 T will hold special
examinations each Saturday at Couders-j
port till Dec. 21.
This will* lie done to* accommodate
only those who cannot attend any of
the other examinations.
All, and especially Directors, are cor
dially invited.to.attend.
W. Alle.V,
• OoCDEKSrOKT, Oct D, 1871 CO. Sil/nU.
Tin-: October number of the Clnctn-■
j nati M'mthhj is on our table and is. as
usual, tilled with the choice st of reading.
The editor, under the somewhat |ieculi
ar title, of "Tubs without Bottoms, 1 " j
gives some excellent advice to young'
men in business on the art of getting j
rich; lieing an admirable sequelto one
published a few months ago, on "Why ;
Money is scarce," address* d tothe fann
ing portion of the community. Their j
club list is now so perfect that any one
wishing to subscribe for any magazine
! should do so in connection with this
one. Send stamp for sample copy to It.
s. THOMPSON \ Co., 123 Mam street.
, Cincinnati, Ohio.
A WONDERFUL INVENTION RECENT- '
I.Y PATENTED.—ALL elegant -little in
strument which combines t welve prac- i
tieally useful tools, viz: pocket-rule,
ruler,square, bevel, screw -driver, chisel,
compasses, scissors, buttonhole-cutter. J
pajrt-r-knife, eraser and JM-ncil-sharjH-n-;
er. The article is made of steel and evi- 1
dently durable. Agents are wanted in !
every town. The proprietors offer to
send steel polished by mail, post paid,
for iifty cents; silv; r-plated, one dollar:
gold-plated, two dollars. Persons Cesir
ing an agency, or to obtain the tools,
should apply at onee. The proper ad
dress is Combination Tool Co.. Nassau
street. New York. Also, the new re
volver lightning trap, which winds UP!
like a clock; kills rats, gophers, squir- J
rt Is, mice, etc.; throws them away; and
sets itselt its quick as the indicates. —
( hie trap sent by express for one dollar.
,V Hint t lloiiMWlt'pn.—Hew to Keep
Kin-lien Ware Clean anil Bright.—Every house :
wife of neat am! tidy Iribits takes especial de
light in keeping all the tin. copper ami iron ware
of her kitchen as<- ernand bright as painstaking
lahorcan make them. A pride in tiiis direttion
is . oiiiim-mi.ihlc, and always imels the smi ing
approval . f the "tyrant ni.iu." wao pays the
h msehoal bills. R. iiiemler that SA FOLIO i
tlie only tiling on e.irtu that will make an old
tarnished tin pan ~ra i nsty ketl Jeshine as bi iuht !
as new. And by the u df Sap-rin i' is the easi
est and 'p'i- kest tiling in the world tokeepevrej
utensil in a high state of j>o!isii.
Demorest's Young America, with all
its useful, interesting and piquancy of
! material for the young folks, is now l
j ready for October. Y<>untj America for
I 1N74 is to be furnished at $ 1, with a val- •
j liable premium to each subscriber. This
| will lie good news to the juveniles. Ad
dress W. Jennings Demurest, S3S Broad
' way, N. Y.
Tlic October number of Denioms/.V
Minllthj Mufiziii* is fully equal to its
usual excellence, including entertaining
stoi ies. fashions, and household and oth
er matters. The extraordinary offer]
Demurest i- making to his subscribers.
! of the largest, best and most popular oil
cbromos. The Old Oaken Bucket,"
"Captiv. Child." Home, Sweet Home."
ill three iJerome Thompson, ant| "Af
ter the Storm," by Dellass, as a premi
um to each Yearly Subscriber, at S3
each, is truly wonderful.
Seethe October nnmlter for full par-j
ticulars in regard to these splendid pri-1
zes, or address W. Jennings Demon st, j
, S3S Broadway, N. Y.
JOHN (fii3ir.Kol) has now got the,
Kxox & JONES 1 Mill In full blast.
1 No more break-downs; no more freezing ;
up. Satisfaction guaranteed to all.
Come early and get your grist ground
the same day. Fresit ground Flour.
Feed and Meal always on hand.
The Singer St ill Triumphant.—At the
Vienna Exhibition the Singer received
the Medal of Merit, the Medal of Pro
gn ss. and three other Medals forsupe
-1 riority of .product inns. These are the
highest Sewing Machine A wards at Vi
enna- Ttie Singer received all the Med
als award d to either of the competing
.Machines, and two Medals more than
any other obtained. Then, in the name
of truth, what is it that prompts peop'e i
: to claim recoinnr Dilations for the Di
ploma of llonor? The fact is no Diplo
ma of Honor has been given to any Sew -
I ing Machine Company.
' What poar short sited worms we he.
J xve kan't kaikiiate
With any degree
Of sjutantee
What's gwilie to le our fate."
We etui calculate, however, with rea
sonable certainty on getting
Better Lumber Wagons,
Better Carriages of all descriptions,
Better Sleighs,
Better Cutters,
Better Trimming,
Better Painting,
Better Horse-shoeing, and
Better Repairing of all kinds
At COLE'S Shop than any other place
! in Coudersport or in the County.
h-ve-tf
i) OYER WHEEL CO..
f 375 West Third St., CINCINNATI, O.
Manufacturers of the celebrated sarven
Wheel, the Rover Combination and
Old Style Wagons. Also Carriage]
and Wagon Woodwork of every de
scription.
Actual wear and hard usage is the
lte-t test of the strength and durability
of ;i wheel, and they have proved the
Sarven Patent to wear longer than three
or four sets of the best old-style wheels.
When about to purchase a buggy, car
riage or wagon, see that your carriage
maker uses our make of the Sarven
wheel. There are so many inferior pa
tent wheels in the market that it will
lie to your interest to stipulate for the
Sarven —as it is now conceded to be the
only |ierfe,-{ly reliable wheel in use.
Thompson Jt Maim have jul iv
a full st<x-k of wall-paper and window
curtains, which will be sold cheap for
cash. Call and examine.
Belter lhau Gold.—A certain amount
of greenbacks, national or fractional
currency invested with C'. H. Simmons,
tlie Regulator man for dry goods, gro
ceries, boots and shoes.
Shcpart!, at Simmons' Regulators,
says he will give a laboring man or lady
j more goods for the same amount of mo
ney than any other man will in the Uni
i ted States.
Don't forget that C. 11. Simmons, the
| Merchant Prince of Wellsville, is yet in
trade larger than ever, and that his
j twenty-five years' experience in this
| market enables him to give his custoiu
: ers the best goods and latest styles at
| the lowest living rates. Be sure and
; call and examine his stock, and ho con
■ vinced that a dollar saved is worth two
| earned.
To iiic Citizens of Pennsylvania. —
' Your attention is specially invited to
the fact that the National Banks are
now prepared to receive suliscriptions
Ito the Capital Stock of the Centennial
! Board of Finance. The funds realized
front this source are to lx* employed in
the erection of the buildings for the In
ternational Exhibition, and the expenses
connected with the same. It is confi
dently lielieved that the Keystone State
will be represented by the name of every
citizen alive to patriotic commemora
tion of the one hundredth birthday of
| the nation. The shares of stock are of
; fered for $lO each, and subscribers will
receive a handsomely steel engraved
! Certificate of Stock, suitable for fram
ing and preservation as a national ine
-1 morial.
Interest at the rate of six percent,
per annum will be paid on all payments i
of Centennial Stock from date of pay
ment to January 1, l\7ii.
Subscribers who are not near a Na
tional Bank can remit a check of post
oilice order to the undersigned.
FREDERICK FUALEY, Treas.,
904 Walnut St., Philadelphia.
Tlie SINGER is a lock-stitch machine 1
and makes a beautiful, even and uniform ■
stiteh which will not ravel and is alike j
jon both sides. It hems, braids, cords,!
: tucks, embroiders, ruffles, fells and does j
all kind* of work on the finest muslin or
tlie heaviest full-cloth.
The people come more and more toC.
11. Simmons 1 Regulator stores for dry
goods, clothing, groceries, boots and i
.-.htx-s and everything that families use. j
; Their stock is large and also well suit
ed to customers as to pi ice. Come one,
I s
come all without delay and prove the
truth of what we say.
NATIONAL
Line of Sieamslijs.
I
STEAMERS SAIL WEEKLY TO AND FROM
NEW YORK, OL'EENS'ROW N
AND MVK&I'OOC.
\ND EVERY FORTNIGHT TO AND FROM NEW YORK
AND LONDON.
Comprising the Powerful, Very Fast, First-Class, j
New Iron Steamships.
FOR LIVERPOOL,
CAAA 7)A,
G It BECK.
EG ri'r,
wzw/.r.
J/AZ r,
EKA.Vrz. I
FOP. LONDON,
UOL/.A.V7),
2JE.WUA 7?K,
E.VG ZA.V7),
RFIEVRX/R.V,
ET i'/.r,
I/EZ VETIA. I
AVERAGE TIME OF LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS- '
TOWN LINE ABOUT NINE DAYS.
i The Company have added recently to their al
, ready splendid Heel six NF.W STEAMERS, which
! are the largest, and have proved to he among the
fastest, In the worhL These tiditkHMl ateemern
enable aa to mrMt Increased and unsurpassed
a<- -omodations for our passengers, and really
makes this the loading liiic on the Atlantic Ocean.
. The "National Line steamers" are celebrated for
■ speed, atreugth and sea-going tflialttles: are divid
ed into Air, Water-Tight and Eire-Proof Com
,>nrtii> /tfs thus obtaining jjre.it security; and
ire fitted up iu every respect with all the moAyrv
im/ii'oreiiierit* to insure the comfort, convenience
| ami safety of passengers, to whom trood treat
ment an i kind attention is always given. Per
son® i isiting the <>id Country, or sending for their
: friends, should certainly avail themselves of the j
■ many advantages of this weil-knowa, favorite j
' Line: the best and cheapest between Europe and I
Amerii a. •
Great Reduction of Passage.
To FROM j
To or from Qneensfown, Liverpool, Lon
don, t ardiiT, Bristol, lilUfOW
or Londonderry sv'J s3l J
do Hamburg, Antwerp, Havre,
Rotterdam, etc 35 36 j
do Bremen, Goftcuburg, Chris
tiana, Copenhagen, Mauheiin,
Mavanger, Druntheiui, Paris,
etc'. 36 40 I
Children under Twelve Years, Half-Rate. In- !
fauts mi ler one Year, Three Dollars.
No Charge for Infants on
Outward Tick
ets.
•YO7X' —'l'hese rules of passage ore much
cheaper than any other first- Class Zine
crossing the Atlantic.
Fteerape passengers will be supplied with as j
much pri T.-ions and water as they may wish to
use; the provisions are of the best quality, and {
are examined an 1 put ou txtard under the inspec
tion of Government Officers, appointed for that |
purpose, and arc cooked and served out by the i
Company's Stewards three times a day.
Each Passenger is assigned a separate ierth;
m a ivied couples berthed together; single females
placed in rooms by themselves. They are re- 1
ipilred to furnish themselves with bedding, mess
tins, etc.
Ten cubic feet of luggage (c/jnal to two large ;
trunks) allowed to each adult.
An experienced Physician attached to each
Steamer. Medicine and medical attendance free.
Cabin Passengers provided with elegant accom
modations at low rates.
[IKE OK EUROPE,
BANK DRAFTS issued from XI to Xfifioo, at low
est rales, payable on demand in any part of Eng
land. Ireland, Scotland and Wales. Also, Drafts
for any amount, payable in the principal cities of
Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Austria, Prussia,
France, Spain and Italy.
The arrangements in this branch of our busi
ness are very extensive and complete, giving us
facilities which enable us to sell at banker's low
est rates. Those who have hten paying a high
price for their remittances should call upoD us
and avail themselves of our low prices.
For PASSAGE, BANK DRAFTS or any further In
formation, apply to
S. F. HAMILTON,
AGENT.
L. B.COLE Ji.SCI..
rKOPKIItTOKS or THI
Blacksmith and Wagon-snop,
Ss:2nd Street, (between Main & West.) j
- North Side,—
I
COITDEESPORT, PA.
———.
WAGON ,
CARRIAGES a
BLEI OIK of nil description *
manufactured to suit customers anl warranto*. '
Repairing always attended to prompUT.
Competent and experienced workmen kept in eia j
ploy in froth shops to attend to the calls of c.w '
turners.
Charges reasonable for .-ash or ready a .
3423 L. B. COLE & SON
Before purchasing elsewhere call and *
examine the SINGER MACHINE.
A. M. Reynolds, Agent,
OjJice in Olmsted Block, Couiersport, 'a. j
ELDRiDGE/BROTHERS
i
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SPECIAL AGENTS FOB
j
WOODWARD &c BROWN,
WEBER, MATHCSHEK, and
I
CHICKERINQ
PIAFOS,
j
ALSO,
George Woods' Celebrated Organs. ,
PI'LLAR'S NEW MASONIC HALL BCILDTNG,'
. (X'- ir Howell Housr,)
WELLSVILLE. N. Y.
Dealers in ai! kinds of MUSICAL MERCHAN
DISE, SHEET MUSIC, Ac.
TUNING and REPAIRING PIANOS A SPECIALTY. '
We invite the Public to examine and criticise the !
WOODWARD a BROWN Pianos, and GKO. WOODS' I
Organs. 2446~tf j
i . 1
J. GLASE £ SON,
j
Carpenters & Joiners,
Coudersport, Penn'a.
■
CONTRACTS taken for all kinds of BUILDING— 1
and materials furnished.
"iOORS, BLINDS and SASH kept constantly on
hand or manufaf .tared to order.
I
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CASH paid for PINE LUMBER.
J. GLASE & SON.
The SIXGER is the ljest machine for
all work. According to sworn returns
there were over 4-5,000 more sold last!
year than any other kind made.
A. M. R()tlOl(Is, Agent.
t ;
OYSTERS. I
A . H . P EIRCE,
Wholesale and Itelail
OYSTER DEALER,
COUDERSPORT, PA.
Oysters by the Can, Quart. Gallon, Hundred and
Thousand received dally.
Families, Parties and Festivals supplied on short |
notice.
The Trade furnished at reasonable rates.
Give nie a trial and I can suit you.
2G221 A. H. PEIRCE.
By - V
Old Sewing Machines of any make:
repaired iu a workmanlike maimer.
A. M. REYNOLDS, Agent.
BOOTS and SHOES !
John Denhof,
WOULD respectfully inform the citizens that he
continues the manufacture of
BOOTS AND SHOES
at his new Stand,
MAIN STREET below MARKET,
(South of the Bridge,)
ALL work done in a workmanlike manner
reasonable rates,
AND A GFXLD FIT GUARANTEED
Giv him s e*t|.
WIHG- .AXTID SOlsT,
"THE AMERICAN FiANO,"
No. 417 BROOME STREET, Now York,
UNSURPASSED
First premiums wherever exhibited—Prices low for the quality—Large price*
i allowed tor sjecoud-hand iustruiueuts 111 LxcLumge.
From Mr. Edward Hoffman, the celebrated Pianist.
[ I conscientiously believe that your Piano is in every respect a most *na</n -ft
i cent Instrument.
From the "Independent
i The American Piano has deservedly become a very popular Instrument.
j
i fer Responsible Agents wanted for unoccupied territory. Send for Circulars to
j., 420 _ s WING & SON, 417 Broome St., N. Y.
Lewisville
GRADED SCHOOL.
I
! Fall term opens the FIRST -jay of SEPTEMBER,
i 187a
B. B. Slado, Mrs. B. B. Blade,
Principal Assistant
Miss K. E. Cushing, Instrumental Music.
j TUITION.
! Primary Department, per term 1 00
I Intermediate do., do 500
I High school do., do 600
• Instrumental music 10 oo
j
| Tuition must be arranged in advance.
i Classes in this term will be arranged to accom
; tnodate those designing to teach during the com
i iug winter.
The Potter County Teachers' Institute will be
| held at Lewisville iii couneetion with this term.
I Board, including lights and fuel, eau be ob
! tained for 50 cents per dav. Good rooms can i>e
| obuiin-ed by those who desire to furnish their own
j board.
SETH LEWIS, O. H BASSETT,
Secretary. 30—tf President
i
SPRING. 1873.
Thcs. McDowell k> Co.,
DEALERS IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
POnT ArjUSGA-KTY, 3?A.
We would respectfully cull the attention of the people of POTTER COUNTY
! to our large and complete assortment of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CROCKERY,
BOOTS and SHOES, HATS and CAPS,
READ Y-MADE CLOTHING,
SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY,
I FLOUR. PORK, . SALT, FISH,
FEED and MEAL, PAINTS and OILS,
HARDWARE, NOTIONS, GLASSWARE.
dr.. dr., ,fv-.,
I which we are offering at GREATLY REDUCED PRI< KS. owing to the increased
I facilities afforded by the completion of the Buffalo. New York & Philadelphia
Railway, and we can and will sell goods as low as they can be sold this side of
| Canada.
Fresh ground Feed and Meal kept constantly on hand.
M e are daily receiving new goods, thus keeping our stock, in all departments
t . .... FULL AND COMPLETE
; at all times.
- 4 - 9 -a Tfcog. Jk'Dowcli A Co.
THE
;
Coutapn Hotel
A X D
General Stage Office
Has 6r'n REFITTED and RiiFrRNiSHED/rom
GA?Jv£7 to CELLAR
i and is near open to the PUBLIC.
The TABLE vilt he kept in FIHST I LA*B style,
inrt no trior or expense spared to make it a
FIRST-CUSS HOTEL
GOOD STABLIXG, and care/nl Hostlers
I always in attendance.
| The OLD-TIME popularity of the Hotel trill be
FULLT MAINTAINED by the present Proprietor,
irho notr solicits the patronage of travellers and
he public generally.
D. F. GLASSMIRE, Jr., •
131 PROPRIETOR
Insurance Company of North America,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
The Oldest Stock Insurance Company in the United State*.
ASSETS, Jnnunrv 1, 8
Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Company,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
ISSETS, January X, 1873, & 1,102,802.4,8
Tlie above-named reliable ompanien are represented in (ou
dersport by
-iy ARTHUR B. MANN.
I
W. W. MOORE,
t
DBALXH IN
I
MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES,
AMERICAN AND IMPORTED
.
MARBLES, Are..
I!
1
!
Third St., opposite Court House Squirt,
COLDI P.SPORT, PA.
All work done In a workmanlike manner an-l
ders sent by mail promptly attended to.
My prices are the lowest lit this section ot the
fouutry. 8448
i
THE BAKER HOUSE
N. E. cor. SECOND and EAST Street*,
(Sa:of Court House Square,;
COUDERSPORT, PA.
Has been purchased by BROWN & KKI.LY
(formerly of the COI DERSPOKT HOTEL.)
The House is completely furnished from top to
bottom, and has all the conveniences desired by
the people ; the table is the best in Hie County :
the barn is under the charge of thp best ostler in
the State; and. in short, everything w ill lie done
that can bedoneto make it comfortable forstran
gers or others who visit the house
The long experience of the Proprietors in the
Hotel business makes them peculiarly able to
cater to the varied wants of the travelling public
Tbey solicit their old custom, believl g tha
they are able to supply the BEST OF TUE EBST to
all.
BROWS £ KELLEY,
133 Proprietor*.