TLESDAY MORNINO, APRIL, 10, 181.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.
JlirgessJ. Wuauk,
Onuncitmen T. .1. VanOlewcn, Miles W.
Tate, I). W. Clark, P. O. Convcr, W. 1".
Mercllllott, L. I,. Hn. kf.1t.
Justices of Ms Peace V. P. Mercllllott,
D. S. Knox.
(ymslnhlcS. N.Tcltsworth.
tirhool Director J.'Winans, J. A. Dale,
3. A. Proper, Jiicob Shrlvcr, M. W. Tate,
H. D. Irwin.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
PrrJmnl JudiW. P. Jfnks.
AnumfiU ;J;-J, A. PnorKR, Aw
Prkw Cook.
JSheriTK. L. Davh.
JUnlrict Attorney W. W. MAon.
Treasurer S. Nkti.ky.
41'rothonotitry, JlciisterJt Iierorilcr,d-e.
). 11. AoNliW.
Oimi.i.i0Mr TIkmj, Km.iott, Jacob
' MKIICll.MnTT, T. 1. CoI.I.INS.
iuntit iSuprrintmittU S. V. RoitRER.
Jury 'itominissionert GuoilOK SluoiNS,
Wm. 1'attkrhom.
iktuntft ftnrrr.uor- S.P. Iuwi!f.
f.Yii-on'rr JohiaYi Winans.
Cbmitif Auditor V.i.l Iloi.EMAjf, Wm.
Ci-ahk, T. 11. 1'tllllt.
Member of Vumjress VMh District Q. W.
flooKIEI.IV
Assewbly3. H. Lawkox.
. LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Tlie County Commissioners meet
t o ilny for llio transuatioii of general
' bns'rffi.'3S..
Collins' steam eaw-niill is now
i mining. Tliey have a largo stock of
log to saw tlie coming seuson.
Tlio Tort Pitt Mills came near
lieing burned up one day last week
from fire in llio wood. Tlicy were
- paved i'y liard labor.
. Tlie Elk Advocate lianics Col. C.
ii. Curtis, or li.rie as a worthy cnndi
lato to succeed Mr. Scofield as a Con-
1'rnunin 11 nf (lila lliafrwtt
James 1. Stowcll and wife started
' to Kalamn.oo, Mich., on last Thursday,
ii. : 4 r....i i i i i .
ilU l Vl'l Vl'lJ II'I'UIU UOU OCS IIUI1IC IU
stay with liis father.
. Al; l'artriilo wishes lis to say to
those wlio arc indebted to the late firm
of Knox & Co., thai he is settling up
tlie books, niid wants to clone them as
. juiekly.as possible, that ho njay attend
' to oilier business.
1 F. Gillespie, has been in town
fir th'o past week attending to his sod,
win has had a severe attack of brain
fover, and who is now lying sick at
' Mrs.. Kiddle's. We believe ho is im
proving slowly.
--Wo learn from last week's lress.
that Prof. A. C. Porter has purchased
ii,. n..u.:..i ..r i...i n:.. .....i ...:n
vuc iiiiiiii mi ui mat uui'jt;. uiiu mil.
" np or about the 1st of Juno publish a
. 24-column paper from that oflice to be
..." called the Independent Ptmocrat. Prof.
Tortcr has oni best wishes.
Rev. Edwards and Mr. John An
drews, of Tidioutc, delegates of the
Y. M. C. A. of Tidicute, conducted
the meeting of the organization here
on Friday evening last. They are
very much interested, in the work and
their meetings aro always well attend
ed. On Sunday last Rev. Virtue
preaj-lied the la sermon of the'ear
for whiottfie luid been encased in this
-place. Hereafter the Tresbyterian
Churclt- will depend on supplies, fur
nished by the Clarion Presbytery, the
first of which will be furnished on
three weeks from next Sabbath. . It is
presumed that arrangements vill be
made for regular supplies soon.
The two Ilcckathorns, imprisoned
in our county jail, to answer a charge
of "assault and battery with intent to
kill-," escaped on Friday night of last
'week, under circumstances which indi
cate that they had help from the out-
sido. The Sheriff is on their track,
ngid we shouldn't be surprised if they
"'were recaptured before this issue is
." generally circulated among our sub
icribera.
. A meeting of tho basc-ballists of
'lioneiirt was held in tho Court House
atit ovtuing, and an organization
.fleeted by tho election of tho following
..illiecrs : President, J. T. Dale; Sec
retary, 12. M- Ilutton ; Treasurer, J.
jC, Wfi."t Capt. 1st nine, II. W.
JlobcrU. ' Tho name, chosen by a vote
tS.tho majority of tho present wag
-Hie, " WUite Pines." Several who be
longed to the "Whooper-ups" last
nimnier, are to play in this club this
sunnier, 'aud tfe shouldn't be surprised
if seme nico rnatyh games were played
during tho season.
lion. W., P. Jcuk, President
Judgo of tho Clarion, Jejfurson and
Aircst district, has bccTi holding Court
hero during t.he week,, in .place, of
Judge Vine-cut, who was itUerestcd in
-onio of the cases for trial. Judge
li nks luu uiaJe a most favorable 1mr
j resnion upon our bar and citizens,
;tud wo have heard many flattering re
marks upon the manner- in which he
; eifjnued J i it duties. Ho is one of
dearest thinkers aud most thorough
lawyers in tlio-State, and has an en
viable reputation for integrity and
liili moral character. Erie Obterter,
DIED.
(H)IIM. In Tlotifnt. April Uh, 172 of
wnrlet fovcr, John, Hon of T. It. unit Ii.
M. C'obh, aged 1 year, 10 month and 12
days.
Johnny was a bright littlo boy, just
at the age when children are most in
teresting, and he will be sadly missed
by all who were in the habit of seeing
and enjoyiug his childish mirth. His
parents have the sympathy of all, in
this great grief which has overtaken
them. The funeral will take place to
morrow (Wednesday) afternoon 3
o'closk.-
PAUP April 24th, 1R72, Grlflln, youniwt
win of Mrs. Klixa Paup, aged nearly sev
en years.
SIOtllNS At tlierenldonceor her brother
A.J. SlKInn, Kwi., on the morning of
April 17tli, 12, Miwi Flnrnnrn Virginia
Hitcginx, agod 'M years, 0 months ami 4
days.
The deceased was the daughter of
William and Jane Siggins, both of
honored and precious memory, aud be
side whom she now sleeps in the fami
ly burying-ground. Florence was a
true, kind and brave girl. She delight
ed i,i making herself useful to others
and her presence was esteemed a bless
ing and a joy iu every circle in w hich
she moved. Truly, can I write, none
know her but to love, none named her
but to praise. Educated to honor the
Word of God, and dedicated to God
iu infancy, iu the Ordinence of bap
tism by Christian patents, always cor
rect iu her moral deportment, she con
fessed Jesus and left 1'im to be her
Savior and meekly said "aH is well."
It cheers our heart to think that she
left a strong testimony that she has
gone to ho with Christ which Paul
said was "far better." A victim of
that most treacherous disease, con
sumptiun, she did not think that death
was so near at hand until a short time
before her departure. Our eyes are
dimmed with tears as yo yew this
wreck of beauty, excellency, and of
bright promise, and may kind heaven
givo the stricken ones grace to bow
eubmissively l this mysterious disten
tion of His Wise Providence. Hex
earthly record was as costly ointment
poured forth, and while the casket of
liersweet spirit was being spoiled and
vexed with disease, Florence djd not
murmur. Doubtless, ''dear Florence"
is now dwelling in a purer clime, and
singing in a heavenly choir.
"Thus Ktar by Btar declines,
Till all are panned away,
A morn high and higher nhines,
To pure and perfect day ;
Nor Mink those stum in empty night,
They hiilo themiclvca iu heaven's own
llKlit,"
J. A. IIl ME.
Win Lawrence has moved into the
house recently pepvtpied by Jos. Grove.
Rev. Burton preaches next Sab
bath, rn,oruing ami ovening, in the M.
E. Church, in this place.
A largo party of littlo girls of
our place went flsluug in a party yes
terday afternoon. We did n,p,t hear
how many fish they caught.
Wc-notice a sprinkling of straw
hats and linen coats on our streets
within the past few days. This with
other symptoms, indicates spring.
We policed a few fine strings of
trout coming into town during last
week, and we believe they will be
plenty during thp season.
Wm. Lawrence has purchased two
lota adjoining the Press office, and will
probably build (luring the coming
summer.
Navigation in skiiTs is good on
the river now, aud is much practiced
by amateur boatmen. All our boys
here take to water as naturally as a
duck.
Col. Dewees will move his family
to Pithole soon, iu order to have them
near the scene of his operations. lie
reports the work on the road to be
moving rapidly.
It is soon time for another circus
to hold forth in our place: au event.
looked forward to with a great deal of
luterest by the juveuile portion of tic
community.
Al. Partridge is talking of mov
ing to rilhole, to take charge of a
store w hich is to be started for the con
venience of tho workmen employed on
tho Pithole Railway.
Judge Dale is stationed at Cam
bridge Boro., Crawford County, on
the lino of the Fenu'a Pet. R. R., for
the purpose of securing Jhe right of
way from there fo Erie.
Jacob Truby, well-known to the
lumbermen of this county as a good
jobber, has leased the Wjdel Saw Mill
at Emlenton, where he is manufactur
ing lumber iu large quantities.
Very little rain has fallen since
the rise, and fears are euUrtaippd that
we may have a spring drouth, which
yroujd be a bad job for all concerned
in raising or consuming the products
of the soil.
We read of a man haviug fright
ened his liftlo boy into imbecility by
locking him iu a dark room. We have
heard of some who practice that way
of punishing children about here,
ajjd publish thin for their benefit,
Grove A Wolcott's well at White
Oak is being put down rather slowly,
on account of some bad luck or trouble
experienced with the tools. Every-
t.hintr m Plrrtif .inw mnA tttjk urnl! im 1-.-
incr nut down rapidly. l
Maj. Goodman, who is a great
hunter and fisher, intends to start this
week for the headwaters of the Tioues
la, there to remain two or three months
and commune with nature, catch fish
and shoot wild cats. Success to his
expedition.
The woods in various sections of
this county have been on firo during
the past Week. The hilb opposite this
place presented a beautiful appearance
on two or three eveuings. Up about
Minister, the fire had to be fought
hard to prevent it burning up school
houies, fences and ether valuables.
L. L. Ilackett has been quite sick
since Friday evening last, at which
time he was taken very bad with
cramps, and although he had the best
of Attention, it was feared that he
could not live, but a naturally strong
constitution prevailed, and he is now
improving rapidly.
. The side-walks about town stand
in need of repairs, and should be at
tended to at once. There are a num
ber of places where a person could
break a leg very easily, and then, there
would bo a question of damages.
There is not much law necessary in
thoao cases ; it is only needed to prove
the existence of the hurt, and that of
the, hole where the mischief was done.
T-rGardening has been commenced
in earnest, and every available place
for 'Garden Sass" is being plowed or
spaded up, and we may soon expect to.
see on our tables the first fruits in, the
shaje pf lettuce, onions &c. ts gopd
exercise, raising vegetables, where
a person cannot play base ball, or
swing Indian clubs.
Baso ball is again attracting the
attention of our young athletes, and
pyery evening (Sunday excepted)
they may be seen, deployed iu the usual
manner, pitching, catching, baiting,
running &c., as though they were paid
according to the amount of muscle ex
pended. We expect to see several
exciting games here during the sum
mer. Drowned. On Wednesday last,
April 17tb, A. Lincoln, aged seven
years, son of Hon. John l'atton, of
Curwensville, was drowned in the riv
er, at that place, under the following
circumstances: He and several other
small boys had gone to the river and
were playing and running around over
some logs which were lying imme
diately at the mouth of Anderson
creek when young Patron, Jost his
balancp and fell into the water, and
was carried out into the stream, where
he sank to rise no more. The alarm
was at once given, and search institut
ed fur tho recovery of the body, which
proved unavailing until Saturday,
when it was found about one mile be
low where the accident occurred. His
remains were interred in the Cem
etery, near Curwensville, on Sun
day last, whither they were followed
by an unusually large concourse of
fieople. X he entire community deep
y sympathise with the aillicted parents
and family in their sad and unexpect
ed bereavement. Clearfield Journal,
Mrs. Patton was in this place, visit
ing at M. W. Tate'g, at the time of
the accident, aud was recalled to her
home by a telegram saying that her
son was dead. Tho family have the
sympathy of their numerous friends
in this section.
Wanted.
Cash, Wool, Rags, Scrap Iron, 8crap
Metal and Scrap Copper receiyed. in
payment for goods, by
5-2t Robinson & Bonner,
Choice Clover and Timothy seed
for sale at Robinson & Bonner's.
Timothy seed warranted to grow
for sale at Robinson & Bonner's.
-r-Clover seed, best quality, for sale
at Robinson & Bonner's.
Presbyterian Subscription.
There are about $150.00 yet due
Mr. Virtue for his services of the past
year, all of which has beeu subscribed.
It is important that all the subscription
should be paid within the next two
weeks. Let all who have not paid
their subscription hand it in immedi
ately. W. R. Dunn, Treasurer.
A CARD.
To the School Direeturi of Forest Co.
Gentlemen: Some of our citizens
are circulating the report that I am
not going to devote my time to the
duties pertaining to the office of
County Superintendent if I shoild be
elected, and J. embrace the present op
portunity of informing you thaj this
is au unmitigated falsehood. If I
should have the honor of beipg elect:
ed to that office, I shall devote my
timo to it, aud will endeavor to dis
charge the duties pertaining to the
oftice to the very best of my abilities.
U't A. C. PonfEK.
Teachers' Examinations.
The regular Spring Examinations of
Teachers for Forest County, will be
held as follows:
Clarington, Monday, April 29.
Nebraska, Tuesday, " 30.
Newtown, Wednesday, May 1.
East Hickory, Thursday, " 2.
Neillsburg, Friday, " 3.
TionesU, Wednesday, " 8.
Marrienville, Saturday, " 11.
Examinations commence at 9 o'clock
A. M. Directors aud friends of edu
cation, ate respectfully invited to at
tend. S. F. Roiireu,
Apr. 5, 1872. Co. Sup't.
To the School Directors of Forest
County.
Gentlemen: In pursuance of the
forty-third section of the act of 8th
of May, 1854, you are hereby notified
to meet in convention, at the Court
House, in Tionesta, on the first Tues
day in May, A. J3. 1872, being the
seventh day of the month, at 1 o'clock
in the afternoon, and, select rim voce,
by a majority of the whole number ot
directors present, one person of litera
ry and scientific acquirements, and of
skill and experience in the art of
teaching, as County Superintendent,
fur the thrco succeeding years ; deter
mine the amount of compensation for
the same; and certify the result to the
State Superintendent, at Harrisburg,
as required by the thirty-niuth and
fortieth sections of said act.
S. F. Rohrer,
Co. Sup't, of Forest County.
Marrienville, April 5, 1872, 3 H
Having procured the assistance of
two good workmen in our tailoring
Department, we are able to turn out
suits for men and boys with dispatch,
and guarantee entire satisfaction. We
always keep a first class stock of coat
ings, yestings, and cassimcres. All
work; guaranteed before leaving the
shop. Where we sell once we have
the assurance of selling again.
44tf Superiob Lvmbeb Co. Store.
Almost everybody make a prac
tice of papering their houses this time
of the year. Bolard Bros., Tidioute,
have the best assortment in this sec
tion of the State. 2 4t
Bolard Bros, inform us that our
citizens will save money by going to
Tidioute to purchase Wall Paper.
They have the largest assorment ever
brought to Western Pennsylvania. 2 4
A nicely papered room is a plas
ant place. Buy your Wall Taper at
Bolard Bros', Drug Store, Grandin's
Block, Tidioute, Pa. 3 4t
p 1
Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, California.
Advertising alone does not produce
success. The thing which is adver
tised must have intrinsio merit, or else
large advertising will eventually do it
more harm than good. If you have
anything which yiu know to be good,
advertise it, thoroughly, and you will be
sure to succeed ; if it is poor, don't
praise it, for people will soon discover
you are lyingl
Such is the policy of the "Darling
ton Route," which runs to three great
regions in the West: 1st, To Omaha,
connecting with the great Pacific
Roads. 2d, To Lincoln, the capital
of Nebraka, and all that beautiful re
gion south of the Platte, filled with R.
R. lands and homesteads. 3d, To St.
Joseph, Kansas City and all Kansas
points.
The roadg are splendidly built, have
the best bridges, finest cars, the Miller
platform and coupler, and the safety
air brake (to prevent the loss of life
that is every where else happening) j
Pullman's sleepers, Pullman dining
cars, large and powerful engines (to
make quick time and good ponnec
tions), and are in a word tho best
equipped roads iu the West. So that
if you desire to go safely, suroly, quick
ly and comfortably to any point in
Southern Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, or
on the Pacific Roads, sure be that you
go "By Way of Burlington."
All who wish particular informa
tion, and a large map, showing correct
ly the Great West, and all its railroad
connections, can obtain them, and any
other knowledge, by addressing Gen
eral Passenger Agent, B. & Mo. R. R.
R., Burlington, Iowa.
All styles and prices for sale at
Bolard Bros'. Drug Store, Grandin's
Block, Tidioute, Pa. 2-4t
Winter caps selling at cost at the
Superior Lumber Co. Stere, every
Saturday.
For coughs, bronchitis and; con
sumption,, iu its early stages, nothing
equals Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. 573
Ready made clothing and woollen
goods of all kinds are specialties at
our Clearance Sales,- every Saturday.
til'PEKiojt Lt-MUjaj co, sToitt:,
Dress goods selling as low and
compared with New York prices, at
the Superior Lumber Co. Store.
Every Saturday is the day for
cheap goods at the Superior Lumber
Co. Storo.
The public appreciating our lib
eral inducements for cash purchases is
the reason we have such crowds and
sell such piles of goods every Saturday.
SUPEHIOR MJMBEIl CO. STORE.
A full assortment of Notions re
ceived this day. Will be sold at very
favorabo prices. We sell Sewing Ma
chines at the very lowed figures.
44tf Superior Lumper Co. Store.
Owing to tho shortness of tho
cotton crop and the great demand for
cotton goods in the west, there is a
material advance in all kinds of do
mestics, but we are selling at tho old
prices beside, the great inducements
we offer for buying goods every Satur
day. Superior Lumber Co, Swqrk.
Don't Hawk, Hawk, Spit, Spit,
Blow, Blow, aod disgust everybody
with your Catarrh, and its offensive
odor, when Dr. Sage's Catarrh Reme
dy will speedily destroy all odor, ar
rest the discharge, and cure you.
For Sale. To close an estate, two
tracts of land of about 2000 acres,
situated on Millstone Creek, Forest
County. Heavily timbered, mainly
hemlock, valuable for the bark, aud
supposed by good judges to bo good
oil teritory. Map with particulars at
this office.
yew Advertisements.
Calhorino S. Rcznar ) In tho Common
JPlrjis of Forest coun
ty, Pa., No. 3, Dec.
vs.
Charles Rckiict,
Term, 171.
Petition for Divoreo. Fch. 28, 1872, on
motion of If. Mr. Mason, Kq., attorney
for Libcllant, W. P. Mentillintt, Esq., was
appointed Commissioner to Uko testimo
ny ill above easo. From tho Record.
J. R. Aonew, Proth'y.
I will attend tothedutieuof mv appoint
ment in above case at mv ollicu In TioncH
t Horoujjh, Forest Co., I'a., on Thursday
tho Kith day of May, A. Ii. 1872, between
tho hours of 9 o'clock, a. in. and S o'clock,
p. ni. If. P. Mkrcii.liott, Comm'r.
TlonoHta, April 2:1, 1872. 4-3t
Application lor JJccnsc.
Tho following poisons linvo filed their
petitions for license at May Term of Court
1872:
Iianiol Rlack, Hotel, Tlonosta Rorough.
M. Ittel. Hotel, Tionesta Rorough.
Goo. W. Rovnrd, irholesalo Liquor,
Tionesta Rorough.
Attest, J. U. AfSXE W, Clork.
PROCLAMATION.
Whereas. The Honorable V. Y. Jenks,
President Judire of tho Court of Com
mon Picas and QuartcrSesHions In and for
tho county of Forest, has issued his pre
cept for holding a Court of Common l'Jeas
Quarter Sessions, Ac., .at Tionesta , for
the County of Forest, to comment) on the
fourth Monday of Mav next, being tho
27th day of May, 1872. Notice is therefore
given to tho Coroner, Just tern of tho Peace
and Constables of said county, that thov be
then and there in thoir proper persons- at
ten o'clock, A. M., of tiuid day, with, thoir
records, inquisitions examinations, and
other remembrances, to do those things
which to thoir otlices appertain to be done,
and to those who bound in recognizance
to prosecute against tho prisoners that are
or shall bo in the .tail of Forest County, that
they be then and there to prosecute against
them aa shall bo just. Uiven under my
hand and seal this 2lith day of April, A. li,
1872. K. I j. LIAVIS, Bh'ff.
Trial List For May Term, 1872.
Ford cC Iacy, vs. Thos. McCloskay, et al.
Sarah Ann Ford, et al vs. Rornad McClos
key, et al.
Forest County, vs. Charles J, Fox, late
Treasurer.
Forest County, vs. John O. Brandon, Into
Treasurer.
Commonwealth for use of Forest County,
vs. John 11". Miller, et al.
M. Anna Lamb, vs. Benjamin May, et al.
Helen S. '1 homos vs. Ben jamin May et al.
K. L. Blood, vs. James Painter.
Kvalino Coon, ot al, heirs of William
Aimstrongdocoasod, vs. C. J. Fox.
F, T. Lusk, vs. Win. It. Coon.
(Solomon Zents, vs. John 11. Lognard.
Charles Loiper, vs. Warren t Franklin It.
It. Co.
John Holt vs. Matthew B. Farris.
II. II. May, vs. J. T. Whisner, et al.
II. H. May, vs. John Miller, et ul,
Ada Hunter, vs. O. Uilman,
It. K. Keott, vs. K. t), Carson.
1 ill. Fox it Co. for use vs. Goo. S. Hunter.
James A, Lewis and his wife, Susan T.
Lewis, vs. K. C. Stephenson.
Geo. S. Hunter vs. Seldon Whitman,
lletle Paul, vs. Alexander Mc.Vndruwotal.
ItntloPaul, vs. Alexander MoAndrewet al.
Walter Dawson vs. C. C. it- A. It. It. It. Co.
Lloyd it Son, vs. C. M. ltobcrts.
James Parshall et al, vs. Lauiol (Mark.
James Parshallet al, vs. Iiauiel Clark.
J. B. AG NEW.
April 15, 1872. 1'rothonoUry.
V E I E
DRUG STORE!
Grandin's Block, Tidioute.
BOLARIi BUGS., at the Km,ika Drug
storo, have just received a new unil
very extensivo stock of
Wm& Jimn9
of all stylos and prices, which they will dis
potjo of lit Urn lowest possible rates con
sistent with tho expenses connected with
tho trade.
They also have on hand a large stock of
PRUOS & MKDICINES
TAINTS & OILS
WINDOW OLASS
SASH & DOORS
PLASTER OF PARIS
WATER LIME CEMENT 4c., c.
Itcmumbcr tho Placo
GKAXpiX'S NEW MOCK,
2-lt TIDIUUTi: PA,
WILLIAMSPORT DIMINSOS SEMINARY.
WILLI AMBPORT, TEJS'a.
AFIItST CLASS Boarding School lor
both sexes.
LOCATION
Ono of the most beautiful in the State.
Students Received at any Tim.
TKKMS MODKHATL.
Deferences Hon. Jno. A. Dale, Miles
W. Tale, Ksq., H. J. Wolcott. 4.VBU
AGENTS WANTKD FOR
ROMANISM AS IT IS.
This Book, an elogaut Octavo Volume,
containing M pngos, and 105 first-class en
gravings, is an exhaustive and Standard
work, eminently adapted to it.s origin to
the present timo, exposes its baseless pre
tences, its frauds, itfl persecutions, it
gross immoralities, Its opposition to our
pubiic schools, and civil and religious lib
erty, it shows its insidious workings which
strongly tend to bring this country under
full liomish control. Prospectus, and
honks ready on application. Conn, Pub
lishing Co. Hartford Conn. 22-4t
IMn(e Xotlco.
E STATU OF CON It A 1) LKDABUR, lato
of Hickory Township, Forest County,
deceased. All persons Indebted to said es
tate aro requested to make immediate pay
ment. And thoso having legal claims
against the same, will present them with
out dclav in proper order for settlement, to
D. S. KNOX, ) ,
JOSIAH WINANS.l Exocutor"-
13-r.t
jJ 1 1, B 5 Q ji NER&QO."
AKE CLOSING out their fall and winter
stock of goods at greatly reduced
prices to make room for a
SPRING STOCK.
Now is tho time to get goods of all kinds,
cheaper than over. We have now on hand
Jewelry Boxes,
Working Boxes,
Handkerchief Boxes,
MtMical Albums
Embroideries,
Lace Goods,
Hemmed and
Stitched Hankerchiefs,
Laco Handkerchiefs,
White Nubias, all sizes,
Black and AYhitu Fringes,
Gold and Mixed Beads,
Jewelry of all kinds,
Thread and Point Laco Collars,
Zephrvs of all colors,
uerinaiitown Yarns,
New Corsets, New Stylo,
Bustles, Hoopskirts,
Underwear for Ladies.
Kibbons, Silk and
Cashmere Scarfs.
Great inducements by purchasing
HANDKERCHIEFS BY THE BOX.
GENTLEMAN'S LINEN AND UN
DERWEAR. Largest and best assorted stock of goods
lor Men s Wear in this soction, which
WE MAKE TO ORDER
in the most approved style. No fit no salo,
A FULL LINE OF
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
always on hand. A fine and welt selected
stock of
American & Imparted Watches,
LADIES OPERA, LEONTINE, AND
NECK CHAINS,
BRACELETS,
LOCKETS,
KINGS,
GENTS GOLD AND
SILVER VEST
CHAINS,
STERLING"
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
Hats aud Caps soiling al cost.
BOOTS AND SHOEO
LATEST STYLES O,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
as cheap as can be bought In Pa.
A'ettr Infantry Soldier Coats at $2.
Vuliacs, Carpet Sacks, Satchels, Ttunks,
(tc., ulivays on hand.
Carpets, Brussels, Ingrain, Hemp, and
all kiuds.
WALL PAPER, CURTAINS &C,
FOR SALE CHEAP.
I. IIILRRONNER & CO.
40-lf
TIDIOUTE
TEA STORE!
Tho place to buy every variety of tlie
VERYCBESTsTEAS
AT THK
L O WEST PRICES,
In at the "extensive Tea Store of
II. T. CHAFFEY,
where you can always find a largo assort
ment ol tho best Tcus at New York prices.
A lurg assortment of
Groceries and Provisions,
linequaled ill finality and cheapness byany
other store iu Wurruu county, always oil
hand. Thu pooplu of Foruxt county will
save money by purchuipg their supplies
at this plat e.
Best brands of
FA MIL Y FL O UR,
delivered at any depot on the lino of the R-.
R. froe.
Storo on Maiu St. near tlie Depot.
S. V. V I, A II It ,
TIDIOUTE, IFL;
WATCH MAKER & JEWELER,
And Dealer in
WATCHES, JEWELRY, AND
M US1CA L INSTK I'M ENTS.
Repairing Joi)o in a workmanlike,
niauner ami warranted to jrivp satis
faction. I y
Robinson
& Bonner,
SUCCESSORS TO'
D.S. ICN0X,
Have commenced b'usines in Tionesta
with an-
tMME STQGK of
m2,ir aoQps,
CLOTHING,
GHOCKItlU
nnd
VROVIKIOXS,
Bacon, Hams, Shoul&er3, Lard,
&c,, &c &c
BOOTS & SHOES j.
'-A3JD-
Ifouso Furnishing Goods, Iron, Nails,
Machine tools, Agricultural implement,,
Ac, Ac,, Ac, which we ollbr at greatly re
duced prices.
FURNITURE I FURNITURE i I
of all kinds.
PARLOR SUITS,
CHAMBER SETS,
LOUNGES-,
WHATNOTS,
BPRINC1 BEDS,
MATR ESSES,
LOOKI.VG GLASS
ES, Ac..,, Ac.,.r.,
TIT-WJEE
of all Wiids, and aa woJJ made as any evor
brought to town.
PURE DRUGS
on hand, and dispensed in au intelligent
maniitir,
IMTICAT 51 KIM CI X I IS
of all kinds, w ill le sold as cheap as can bo
atlorded by any one. iu tho business.
CIVE US A CALL
and we will satisfy you in repaid to goods
style nnd prices.