Henry A. Parsons, Jr., - Editor
THURSDAY, DEC 13, 1877. .
Dayton, Ohio, December 8. F. A.
Webb was arrested at the Becket
house In this city yesterdny, charged
with forgery on the firm of Bond A
Allerdico, dealers in lridcs at Toledo,
Ohio, to the amount of $20,000. The
money obtained was In currency and
all within a few months. The loss to
the firm will be $1,000. The rest falls
on banks in Chicago. Webb has been
(several days In the city under an as
sumed name. Heat first attempted
resistance, but submitted at sight of a
revolver. Ho was a traveling agent
for the firm and its branch houses.
Nashville, December 8. The Ten
nessee legislature proceeds slowly in
the work of adjusting the state debt.
There is strong opposition to accep
tance of the bondholders proposition
to compromise at sixty cents on the
dollar. Matters have been still
further complicated to-day by the sub
mission of a distinct proposition by J
J. M'Kennon, as representative of the
Funding Association of America,
which is regarded by the members as
more favorable than the sixty cent
proposition of the bond-holders.
The result Is a renewal of the embodi
ment of the proposed com prom ice
upon the basis submitted by the New
York arbiters through the governor.
Mr. M'Kennon left for New York
to-night-
Criminal Students.
An attempt was made by the
students to blow up the Milk Semin
ary, at South Williams Town, Mass. on
Suturday the 24th ult. A keg of gun
powder wus buried in the cellar, but
was discovered and removed. The in
cendiary students then threw a barrel
of hot coals in the cellar tosetfireto
the building, but without success
Two students, the supposed ring
leaders, have been sent home under
the escort of the principal We trust
that in spite of the usual remonstrance
of tender hearted parents, these crim
inals outlaws will be handed over to
the civil authorities to be punished.
A few months of meditation within
stone walls and iron gratings are the
proper kind of moral suasion and dis
cipline for such youngsters.
The Dandelion and Mandrake Tills,
made by E. K. Thompson, are a very
mild tonic and diuretic, stimulating
the liver to secrete the bile and acid
Which forms about the torpid crgan,
p.issing from thence into the blood,
affecting the heart, stomach and diges
tive organs. We recommend taking
one pill every night for 20 or 30 days,
as a tonic and cleanser of the stomach,
without regard to moving the bowels,
for when we produce a healthy action
of the stomach, we have overcome the
great cause of chronic constipation
which afllicts so many middle-aged
people, brought on by over-eat ing, or
Improper or indigestible foood.
Prepared by E. K. Thompson,
Titusville, Pa, Price, 25 cents per
bottle.
For sale by Dr. T. S. Hartley.
TWO YE AJIS AN INVALID
CUIIED.
"People's Remedies" are seven in
number and are manufactured by Dr.
M. M. Femier, Fredonia N. Y. No
one of them is put forward as a "cure
all," but each is adapted to a special
class of diseases as described in the cir
cular entitled "People's Remedies,"
which is wrapped around every bottle.
Each remedy, in its place, is curative
in the highest sense possible, in the
present advanced state of medical sci
ence. When thus adapted it will ap
parently work wonders. Many thous.
ands of certificates of cures are on file,
written by grateful invalids who have
been restored by them to health. Some
of these are published in the circulars
; above referred to, representing all
classes of society, from the lowly cot
tage to the princely palaces and offices
of State. Ask your druggist for one.
New Bethlehem, Pa., July 12, 1875.
Dr. M. M. Fenner, Fredouta, N, Y. Dear
Sir About two years ago I had an erruptlon
of the skin and swellings of my upper Up and
both legs. I could not wear a boot for nine
months I had also a bad cough for flfleei
years. I met you utthe McNutt bouse here
last February, showed you my swollen limbs
and you examined my lungs. You pre
scribed your Blood and Liver Remedy and
Nerve Tonic, your Salt Rheum Ointment and
Improved Cough Honey. I commenced their
use at onoe as yuu directed. The effect sur
prised me and all who knew my cafe. The
tough almost Immediately ceased. The
eruption disappeared and the swelling went
"down and out." It is now about six months
since I began the treatment, I improved so
that I commenced work the first of March,
and I now wear my boots and labor as before
X was sick. No trace either of the Cough,
Swelling or Eruption remains. The cure Is
complete, and I (eel as well as before I was
sick. I am willing to be qualified to the
truthfulness of the above, and will cheerfully
answer all Inquiries. I feel as grateful to you
as it is possible for a restored invalid to feel.
Y'otirs truly, J. M. fcSEVLEK.
County Officers.
President Judge-Hon. L. D. VYcttnore
Associate Judges Hons. Geo. Ed.
Weis, and Julius Jones.
Sheriff Daniel Scull.
, Treasurer Jacob McCauley.
District. Attorney C. H. M'Cauley.
Co. Superintendent Geo. R Dixon.
Prothonotary. Sc Fred Schcening.
Deputy Prothonotary W. H. Horton.
Commissioners Michael Wedert, W.
H. Osterhout. George Reuscher. .
Commissioners' Clerk w. S. Horton.
Auditors W. H. Hyde, R. I. Spang
ler, George Bothrock.
Tb "Big Injun'" oil well in the Bullion
district, which at first produoed 3.800 bar
rels a day, now flow only obout forty
- barrels.
For a nicely fitting suit of clothes
oll oa M' A fee the tailor.
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Estate of Philip Meyer, late of St,
Mary's Borough. Elk county, Pa. de.
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In the Court of Common Pleas of Elk
John G.'lteading.l Ft. Fa. of Nov. T.
Charles Bartles, 1877. No. 2;
vs.
B. Brown lee. I
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the 4th day of January, 1878, at 10
O'CiOCK, A. M.
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