to
W. R. DUNS
lift I TOR.
TUESDAY MOANING, MAY 16.
Tlio members of the Utipublicnn
County Committee of Forest County,
ro requested to meet at the Court
House, (at Frothonotnry's Office) on
Tuesday evening, May 23d, 1871, at 7
o'clock P. M. J. B. Agsew, Cli'm.
S. D. Irwi.v, Scc'y.
The delegates appointed from
Erio ami Crawford Counties met at
Titusville recently, and afier choosing
Geo. K. Andjrson of Titusville as del
egate to the State Convention, instruct
ed for Gn. MoCreary, for Auditor
General. The Mcadville Republican
comes down on this instruction like a
thousand of bricks, denounces Mc
Creary as a political shyster, and of
fers a resolution defaming him as such.
As fur as Gen. McCreary is concerned,
we think that our candidate, Gen. II.
Allen, mil stand a good chatcc for the
nomination. Our delegates will sup
port him till the last gun is fired.
Decoration Day.
UiADQn's Dkp't of Ta., G. A. R., )
747 Sausom St., I'liiLAHKi rniA,
May 3d, 1871. I
Comrades: The 30tli of Mar has
been set apart by the National" En
campment of the Grand Army of the
Republic, as the day in each year when
the army of the living is to meet in
their silent camping grounds the army
of the dead. I know that in every
spot in this department where a Union
Soldier sleeps, a loyal heart will be
found to do him honor, and with will
ing hands strew on the patriot's grave
the first spring flowers of the land he
died to save and regenerate.
The Grand Army of the Kepublic
has taken on itself the duty of con
ducting, wherever there is a Post, the
memorial services on Decoration Day.
It is requested that every comrade at
tend on the 30th hist., and give one
dav to the comrades gone before. The
militia and other organizations should
be invited to participate, as well as
the citizens, to whom as suldies we ewe
so much. Ask that the Schools in
your vicinity be closed for the day that
the children may join with you and
learn lessons of patriotism near the
soldiers' graves.
Yours, in F. C. & L.
A. II. CAUIOClf,
Official. Commanding Departm't.
Kob't B. Death, A. A. G.
This ceremony has been performed
here ever since the custom Mas intro
duced. We presume this year will
prov no exception. To those who
full, wa who reap the benefits of their
sacrifices should not be slow to pay
this fitting tribute. Let us all, then,
soldiers and citizens, assemble on this
30 h day of May, and do honor to the
brave hearts that sleep the sleep of
d .ah because our country called.
The Prize Fight.
The parties, Mace and Coburn, met
at Long Toiut, Canada, on last Thurs
day for the purpose of conferring and
receiving a bead. Mace toed the
scratch, and Coburn dodged around,
as though be was afraid of getting
hurt. - This game was kept up an
hour and a quarter, without a blow be
ing struck, when one of Her Majesty's
officers shied his castor into the ricg,
and followed in person, read the riot
act, commanded a departure of the
combatants and crowd, got his pockets
picked, aud broke up the fight. It was
a fizzle. Contrary to the hopes of the
public, neither of the combatants were
killed, not even crippled. Their deaths
had been looked forward to with anx
iety. They met after the retreat, at
the Reed House, in Erie, and made
arrangements to meet for another trial,
at Kansas City, on the 2d of June.
This is supposed to be the virtual end
of the affair, but there may possibly
be a chance of their meeting, and dy
ing for the good of their country.
Monday morning, John Stywalt
and wife, who reside at Pioneer, ap
peared before Justice Reynolds, and
requested that their son, Paul Stywalt,
rijed 12 years, be committed to the
House of Refuge. The boy is charged
with stealing, running away from home,
and goueral incorrigibility, so much
so that his parents had no control over
him. It is but a short time since
that this boy broke into the Post-oflice
at Pioneer and stole considerable
money and stamps. The boy was ar
rested by Constable Waters and bro't
before the Justice, who made out the
necessary commitment papers and he
will bo taken to the House of Refuse,
at Allegheny City immediately. iVf.
Cen. lice.
We clip the following from the
Corry Republican :
A colored youth, by the name of
T illiams, was arretted Friday for
threatening to shoot another colored
jurenilc. He was brought before Jus
tice D. M. 11. Wilson, and fined three
dollars for indulging iu such pastime.
The person who took a pair of flotb
I.. . ,.n'
I l Jl I l Ull IIIU J 111. . w ...V ...w. ,
tho rail at the door or Den
o m'i i r.i
HI iv 1 ilompson a blioe store i auon n,
mid unless lliev are returned before
Munilav s'jjht'ho will be proceeded
asaiii.t for kretnr.
ZHk forest
Liquor on Election Days.
The following bill recently passed
both branches of our Legislature and
has been signed by the Governor 1
!?kc. 1. Be it enacted, Ac, That
from and after the passage of this hot
it shall not be lawful for any person
in this Common wealth, whether licens
ed or net, to sell or to jjive away to be
used ns a drink, any spirituous or malt
liquors, wine or cider, or any other
substances containing alchohol, on any
part of any day set apart or to be set
apart for auy general or special elec
tion by the citicens in or wilhiu any of
the precincts, wards, townships, coun
ties, or other electiou divisious in the
Commonwealth. " '
Provided "That the provisions of
this bill shall not be enforced after the
election polls are closed in the even
ing or tne sale of liquor prohibited af
ter that time."
Sec. 2. Any person violating the
provisions of the first section of this
act shall be deemed guilty of a misde
meanor, and shall be subject to impris
onment in the proper jail of the proper
county for a term of not less than ten
days in the discretion of the court,
and shall in addition to the above, be
subject to a fine of not less than $20,
and not more than $500 iu the discre
tion of the court.
The primary elections of Venan
go county took place on Monday last,
and the return judges met at Franklin
yesterdav, and canvassed the votes,
wnicn were as lonows:
ASSEMBLY.
D. D. McJunkin
S. B. Myers
ASSOCIATE JUDGE.
R. McCormick, (no opposi
tion) COUSTY TREASURER.
N. B. Puddle
Fid Bishop
SHERIFF.
C. S. Marks, (no opp.)
DISTRICT ATTORMEY.
J. II. Smith, (no opp.)
COUNTY CONMISSIOXER,
J. P. Riddle (no opp.)
COUNTY AUDITOR.
W. R. Gillilaud, (no opp.)
CORONER.
J. S. Hooten, (no opp.)
Routeville Bulletin.
1,416
1,122
1,631
1,452
1,190
1,998
'1,295
1,203
836
365
We clip the following items from
Titusville Herald:
- Edward Dean, a laboring man, who
lives on Plum alley, was yesterday ar
rested by officer Miller, far brutally
maltreating his infant child, a gisl
about three years of age. It appears
that Dean u very drunk and assault
ed the child. The women iu the neigh
borhood screamed for help, and the
officer happening to pass that way,
forced the door open and arrested him.
Tho child was saturated with blood.
The prisoner was conveyed to the
lock-up,and will have a hearing to day.
A trial was made at the Driving
Park yesterday, for the purpose of
testing the speed of Custla Bros, bay
colt. . The animal is five years old,
fourteen hands high, with long sweep
ing tail, aud black points all round.
He is an excellent stepper, but has
never been trained. T lie half mile
track was made iu 1:20, and the last
quarter in 28 J seconds. He was named
on the spot E. W. Ames. The animal
I?,... i ..
uiaa mir to ue a last trotter, and it is
predicted that some of his local com
petitors on the turf this season will
Lave to take back seats.
About four o'clock yesterday after
noon two children, ono about six vears
of age, and the other a year and a half
eiu, were playing near the race, direct
ly in tne rear ot tne franklin street
mill. Ihe oldest one, a little girl, fell
into tne water, ana the younger imme
diately commenced to scream, which
attracted the attention of a carpenter
named Thomas Welch, working in the
vicinity, iie arnveu there just in
time to pull the child from the water
before it sank. Both children belong
ed to Mr. Wm, McMullen, who resides
in the same building occupied by Jus
tice Strouse, on Frauklin street. The
race should be fenced in.
We clip the following from the
Oil City Timet:
Joshua Weaver, of Cranberry town
ship, Venango county, was on the
point of being sold out by the Sheriff,
when an hundred barrel well was
struck near his farm. He has plenty
of friends now.
Rev. N. McFetridge, of this city,
will deliver the commencement poem
before the Allumni association of La
fayette College, at Euston, Pa., en the
20th day of June, he having been
the chioce of the association. Mr.
McFetridge is a graduate of the class
of '04 aud an A. M. of Lafayette col
lege. On Tuesday most of the old wooden
awnings and signs projecting from the
stores were removed, greutly improv
ing the appearance of Centre street.
The good wcrk is to be continued un
til all are down, and the sidewalks
cleared of boxes and given over to the
use of pedestrians. Thanks to our
efficient city officers.
We are iuformed by Mr. J. C. Shaw,
Xeshauock Fulls, Pa., that the old
Farmers aad Mechanics well at Hen
ry's Bend, which was bored in I860,
and which ceased to vield in 18(55, has
been re-opened and cleaned out by him,
anil after about forty hours steady
pumping, produced oil at the rate of
40 barrels per day on the 10th inst.
The well was not torpedoed. Mr.
Shaw thiuks that oil can be procured
in payiDg quantities lroin the old well
f t . i. i l
ou vumpiauier isiuuu,wuii wiilii uuiii-
i ing has been done since the flood iu
I Mureh '05, and be proposes to operate
ther soo.
We take the following from the
Grcenvillo Argut:
There are eight newspapers publish
ed in Mercer county, four more than
the people can support, or the wants
of the county demand. Six of these
are home enterprises aud legitimate
establishment j the other two are
"patent outside" concerns newspaper
bastards, boru of New York cupidity
and Mercer-co. stupidity, and scut out
into the world to howl for pennies at
the doors of tho unsophisticated, or
beg for crumbs at ' the tables . of the
rich. If there is ft- fool in (be land
that has failed to make a living at
anyhing,cjsp, he sooner or Jatcr drifts
into Mcrcor-ce. -and starts a newspa
per. We are again called upen to chron
icle another death from the careless
use of kerosene oil : At the Brook
field coal mine, a few days ago, a little
girl, aged eight years, abd 'daughter
of a widow named Biren, attempted to
make the fire burn by pouring oil on
it from a can. which exploded and set
her clothes fin fire, and before the
fames could be extinguished she was
so badly burned that she has since
died, after untold suffering. The
mother of tho child was absent at the
time. ' i
---An exchange has the following
truthful remarks: The best way to
build up a town is for every business
mail in the place to advertise his busi
ness in the columns of the local paper,
and thus present an array of business
houses on the street. It draws trade
to town, draws produce to the town.
draws money to the town. If a man
wants to buy anything, he goes where
lie fees the most men trying to sell that
nrtk'le. If he wants to sell anything,
he goes where tlia most men are bur
ing. If a man wants to buy groceries
or sell produce, be goes to tlm business
man that advertises, for he kuows
where to fiud him aud what he has to
sell.
the fretlonia Advertiser says:
The Erie Railway, having purchased
the Titusville and Union Railroad,
propose to extend the 'some from
Union, Pa., to Dunkirk. A surveying
party is to be started forthwith for
the laying out of the most feasible
route. The lenth will bo from forty
to fortv-five miles.
NOTICE TOJAX-PAYERS.
THE undersigned w ill be at the follow-'
ins plane at tho time desicnated lor
the purpose of receiving taxes for the year
i BARNETT TOWNglllP.
Tuesday, June 6th. Cooksburgb, (fore
noon.)
(Wednesday, June 7th, CInrington, (fore-
IIOOU.J
JENKS TOWNSHIP.
Thursday, June 8th, at 8. D. Hunt's.
HOWE TOWNSHIP
Friday, June Wh, Balltowii, at John Mil
ler s.
KING3I EY TOWNSIIIP.
Saturday, June lOLh, Newtown, ittWheel-
er x'usenunry s store.
II.IRMONY TOWNSHIP.
Tuesday, June 13th, at Allender School
htonse.
Wednesday, June 14tb, White Oaks,
. HICKORY TOWNSHIP.
Thursday, June 15th, East Hickory, at
J. mgnins More. .
TIONE91A BOROUGH AND TOWNSHIP,
Friday, xiine 10th, Tioncsta, at Court
nouse.
GREENE TOWNSHIP.
Saturday, June 17th. Laevtown.
Parties indeh'ed for Mercantile License
for 1H71 will please he prepared to pav, as
all delinquents will Ix- proceeded against on
me i oi Jiny, aw mo law directs.
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PROCLAMATION.
Whkreaa, The Honorable James Camp
bell, President Judge of the Court of Com
mon Pleas and Quarter Nrssions in and for
the county f Porost, has issued hhi pre
cept for holding a Court of Common Pleas
and Quarter Sessions, Ac., at Tioncsta, for
the County of Forest, to commence on the
fourth Monday of May next, being the
2 d dav oi Mav. 171. Notice is therefore
iriven to the Coron.-r. J usticcs of the Peace
and Constables of said count v, that thev be
then and there in their proper persons at
ten o'clock, A. M. of said day, with their
records, iuquisitiens, examinations and
other remembrani es, to do those things
which to their oltlcs appertain to be done,
and to iUoko who are hound in recogui'auce
to prosecute auaiiut the prisoners that are
or shall be in the jail of torest County, that
they be then aim there to prosecute against
them as shall be j.it. ttivrn under my
nana ana seal tins tutu duv t Apr., a. u.
171. U Ij, DAVIS. Sh tf.
Appraistra' List.
LIST OF DEALERS IX PCKtST, FOR
THE
YEA it 1871.
Tioncsia Borough,
Class.
12
13
11
11
14
14
13
14
8. H. Haslet,
J. J. Fisher
Proper it licck
T. liilbronucr A Co.
Lloyd it Lewis
uavld Havs
D. S. Knox if Co.
Aguew it Siggins
bnporlor Lumber Co.
14
Harmoxi Tounnhlp.
3. J. Range 14
James Neill 14
J. J. McCaslln 14
Rvan C Rro. 13
T.Hanratty 14
Colloin, Handera if Co. , 7
C. It. Foster 14
Wm. Thornton 14
Nessel Peterson 13
Austin Slater ; .14
Hickory Township. -II.
A II. II. Stowe . 14
T. D. Collins 13
T. J. llowman 13
Khigstcy Touiiship.
Wheeler ft Dusenbury 13
John Ahlstrand 14
Superior Lumber .Co. 13
Urecnc Township.
T. B. Cobb 13
Tionesttx Township.
O. T. Alsbach. 13
- Harnett Township,
G. J. Frazier 13
Appeals will be held In the Treasurer's
ofticc in Tioncsta, Forest County, on tho
fourth Monday of Mav, 171.
UKORUK HASLET,
Mercantile Appraiser.
JU RUBEBA.
W.IATI3ITT
It Is a sure and perfs-t remedy fbr all dis
eases of the liver and splenn, enlar or ob
struction of Intestinns, Urinary, Uterine,
or Abdominal Orgars, poverty or a want
of blood,! iitcrmitteut or Kemitent Fevers
Inflammation of the Liver, Dropsy, Slug
gish circulation of the blood, Abscesses,
Tumors, ,!auilice, Sir tul, D pesia,
Ague and Fever or their concomitants.
llK, Wki.ij having become aware of the
extraordinary medicinal properties of the
South American Plant, called
JURU3EBA,
sent a special commission to that country
to procure it in its mitive p'irily, and hav
ing found its wonderful curative proper
ties to evel exceed the anticipations form
ed by its great reputation, has esncluded
to otter it to the public, and is happy to
state that he has perlucted arrigumenis for
a regular monthly supply oi' this wonder
ful Plant, lie has sjent much time ex
perimenting and investigating as to the
most elHeient preparation from it, for pop
ular use, ami has for some time used In
his own vractice with most happy results
the effectual medicine now presented to
the public as
Dr. WELLS' Extract of JURUBEBA
and he confidently recommends It to every
lanilly as a househoulil remedy w hich
should b J freely taken as a Blood 1'uhi
KH in all derac-inenlM of tho sj stem and
to animate and fortify all weak and Lym
phatic temperaments. JOHN Q. KEL
LOtitJ, Piatt St., New York. Sole Agent
for the United Stales. Price One Dollar
per bottle. Send tor Circular. 50-41
COUGH! COUGH! COUGH!
Why will J ou ('ough when you can be
so easily released by using
lr. Wells' Carbolic Tablet?
They are a sure for Sore Throat, Cold,
7oarseness, Catarrh and all Discuses of
the Luus, Throat and Uroie hial Tubes.
From the great inuiiler of Testimonials
as to the efliciency of the invaluable mod
cine tho following is selected :
47 Wahpausuli Ave., Chicago 111 ,
'January 14, 171.
"For the last ton years I have been a
great sutlcrcr from frequent attaoks of
Acule I'mnchitis, aud have never found
auvlhing to relieve me from these attacks
uutil I tried Dr. Wells' Carbolic Tablets."
El.iz iBKT.l T. Root.
CAUTION get Wells' Carbol
ic Tablets i don't let other t;ooda be palmed
oil' on vu in their place.
John Q. Kellog, :U Fhitt St., N. Y.' Solo
Audit. Sold by Druj-'gists, Price 25 cents
a uox. -1J--.1
8lDrCLT6CrC
it.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
HY VIRTUE of sundry writs of rVrf
l-'ai'las, Venditioni Exponas and Alias
Fieri Pacini) issued out of the Court of
Common Pleas of Forest County, and to
me direotod, there will be exposed to sale
by public vendue or outcry at the Court
llouso in the ltorotigh of 'll'ones' a, on
MONDAY, MA.Y2M, 1871, .
at 2 o'clock, P. M., the following described
real estate, to will
H. P. MeCnlinont vs. O-, ft Long, H.
Walhcv and Kli Wnlhm (1 r v.. -hi if.-
Term iH71. Also, H. P. McCnlmoBt vs. ii.
H. Long and II. Wathev, H. lit. No 33 May
Term, Is7l Usbnrn. All Hint certain tr,it
ol land situate in thetownshipof Hickory,
county of Forest, lMumded and described
as nuiowst iieginnlng at a post, thence bv
lands formerly owned by James Alcorn,
Wm. Hunter and others north rrrtvttve
degrees east live hundrod and sixty perch
es to a white oak, thence by land formerly
owned by Joseph Oreen south forty-iivo
degrees east threo hundred and soventv
flvo perches to a pine stump, thenco fiv
land now or formerly or II. Htowe south
forly live degrees west flvo hundred and
sixty perches to a yellow pine, tlwnce bv
land formerly owned bv H. Stowe and
Others n.irth forty-live degrees west three
heiivtred and twenty porehes to the place
of beginning, containing cloven hundred
acres more or less, aud being tr-t num
bered rive thousand two hundred and
three (Sl13) unimproved. Taken in exe
cution and to bo sold as the property of H.
Wathey, Ocorne lxmg and Ell Walton, at
the suit of S. P. McCalmont,
ALSO,
J. E. McOutre use W. C. Janileson vs. A.
A. Copeland, ven. ex. No. 8, May T. lt(7l.
Nicholson and lilackmon vs A. A. Cope
land, al. Ii. fa. No. 2i, Mav T. 1X71. AU
defendant's right, title, interest and claim,
of in and to a certain tract or piece ol' land
situate in Harmony township, Forest
county, Pa., bounded and desrrilwd as fol
lows, to wit: Commencing at a whitu oak
sapling on the Tinnestu Road, south aide,
thence north three degrees east twenty
perches to a post and stone In Held, thence
south forty-seven degrees east sixteen
perches to ajack Bk sapling, thence nouh
three degrees east one hundred and ninety
six perches to a cornor, thenco westerly
eighty-eight perches to a corner, thence
south three degrees west one hundred and
twenty-four perches to the said Tioncsta
Road, thence by said Tioncsta Road twen-
ty-tivo perches to the place of beginning,
bounded on the south by said road and
laud of E. L. Davis, ou the east by land of
t.. Ij. Davis ana lloncv tract, on tho north
bv land nt'nil fti.. nn tfiA wiwi hv Inml ,r A
llandy, containing eighty-two acres, nioro
or less, with ono frame house anil one
frame barn thereon erected, aud about 25
acres improved. Taken in execution and
to be sold as the property of A. A. Cope-
laud at the suits or J. E. McUuirc. use W
C. Jamicson und Nicholson t lllacktuon.
1 ernis cash.
April 2, 1871. E. L. DAVIS, Sh'ff.
Appllcnllous for L.Iceue
AT MAY TERM, 1871.
John A. Projier, Hotel, Tioncsta borough,
J. C. Policy, Hotel, Fagundus Citv.
Samuel Wright, Restaurant, Fagundus
City.
Nathan Klinordlingor.Wholosale Liquors,
Tioncsta borouuh.
John Woodcock, Hotel, Millersburg, Har-
niony lownsmp,
Daniel Black, Hold. Tionesta borough.
Horace A. ilunco, Hotel, Trunkevvillo,
imiUlUIIT IP. J. U. Ali-tVV,
4 -at ci'k
TIIIAL. LIST,
' ' FOH FOUkTH MONDAY IX MAT.
R. R. Rolerts vs Farrer Trlft.
Thomas Mowris vs Wm. Mater et aL
J. 1). (ilenii vs Hickory Farm Oil Co.
David tiill vs James dreen et al, adminis
trators of Joseph (Jreen dee'd.
J. U. Dale vs Horace Wilkins, et al.
Daniel Illaek vs David Itiehev et si.
Q. K. St. Crawford vs Isaac N. Lacy, ct al
j sines itrysou vs i . j. Kooeris.
T. S. Messner vs Huuiniasnn Bros.
John Oo!l vs Mattliew R. Farris.
T. N. Fuller vs Honnett Dobhs.
lieorgo K. Thaver vs T. A. Nolnn A Co,
r reiierick llublsdl for use vs James tireen
et al, administrators of Jos. tireen, dee'd.
Ablal Drake t- II. I hi man vs A. J. Maxe,
Overseers of the Poor of Tioncsta borough
vs overseers ol tho 1'oorol Venango Tp.,
wilier t o,
M. E. Porter vs Caroline Porter.
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with tlie tireen Tea Flavor
Warranted to suit all
tastes. For salo every
where, For sale whole
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YorK. P. O. Box 55o5. Send for Thea
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and showing the modes by which thev
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30 full page engravings.
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IV Hortinciit of Blaiik DoeUs, Mortgages,
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T E A STORE!
The plaoo te buy evory varlsty of the
VERY OEST TEAS
AT Till
L 0 WRU T I'RICEH,
Is at the extensive Tea fctoro of
n. T. CHATrEY,
where von can nlwnvs find a large Maort
nient ol the liest Teas at New York frloe
A larg assortment of
Groceries and Provisions,
nneqnalcd In nnalily and cheapness byany
oilier store in Warren county, always on
hand. The people of Forest county will
save money by purchasing their supplies
at this place.
Best brands or
FAMILY FLOUR,
delivered at any depot on the line of the R.
It. Itee.
Stoic on Main St. near the I input.
THE
BOOT AMD SH O
STORE.
IF YOU WANT a perfect fit and a rnn
article of Hoots and Shoes, of the finest
workmanship, goto
If. Ii. MoC.lXCE,
89 CENTRE STREET, OIL CITY, PA.
Satisfaction uaarn nleed, 2-113 tf.
ANDREWS & CO.,
Manufacturers of
ENGINES BOILERS
DKILLINd TOOLS, AND ALL KINDS
OF
O.A.STHNTC3-S.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Ac, Ac, dr.,
TIDIOUTE, PA.,
jonn AKDftiTi w. riaaaa.
6-tf
G. W. TIFFT SONS CO,.
ENGINES,
12, 10, is 2IOKWI2 POWE1S,
WITH OK WITHOUT
LINK AN COVERNOR.
BOILERS,
21, 11, 12 uud lO IX. S.
LOCOMOTIVE STYLE.
40, 20, 22, aud lii II. P.,
STATIONARY TUBULAt '
K. BRETT SCI, ftGTS
Room No. 2, Chase A BUwart'i Blook,
Sfl-3m TiTCSVILLE, TA.
TIDIOUTE, IPA
WATCH MAKER & JEWELER,
Ard Dealer In
WATCHES, JEWELRY, AND
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Repairing dono in a workmanlik
manner and warranted to givo eati
faction. 4-ly
veIjtuee hotel.
ADJOINiNa THE DBPOT,
WHITE OAK, Forest County,-P:
IIUMMASON, ERO'S, Propr".
rpiIIS house Is new and fitted np In first
-l class stylo, and is headquarters for all
r'"" iuuiK mo itreatoil Held or Hick,
ory Tho bur is furnished with the best
of liquors. Tho proprietors will aiiare a t
pains to make it the, most desiraHe stop.
ping placo iu the oil regions. Vi-ly.
PHOTOGRAPLI GALLERY !
Water Street,
ADJOINING THE HOLMES II0C3B.
Tionesta, Pa.,
M. CARPENTER, - . . Proprietor,
Fid urea taken in all the latest stvle
the art.
2s-tr
Free to Book Agents.
We will send o handsome Prospectus
our AVu. IlluMtrntmtcd Family Lihle c.
tamiUK over 200 lino scripture Illust
trationsto any Hook Aprcnt free of rlmr
Address National l'uljlishin.j Co. l'H
deljibia, Ta. J u.u
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