WEDNESDAY HORNING, MAY ii, 1876.
Borough officers.
J?iir0.-.Tunff Ruck.
Cnunitiffien . W. Robinson, S. A.
arncr, A. 11. Kelly, S. II. Haslet, A. II.
Partridge, M. O. Darin.
Jurtiret a the 7Vm-D, S. Knox, C. A.
Randall.
CtoutrtMe If, flwagfrmt
MAooi Hirrtrx i. ,S. Kimx, H. O. Da
ws, h. j, w..iu,u, . n. iimiot, a. n.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
ViMiVenj Judge L. D. Wktmokf.
.rfMeniafe Jmlffes Joh. U. Dalk. Ed
VAHtl K RRR.
fremuicr-S. J. Krti.kt.
t'rnthonotary, JtegUter C Recorder, Jr.
1. W. Ci.ahk.
Aoir-JUHTI SHAWKKV.
thm,Ht,Utifii y.i.( BKiii.ijr, Isaac
.'.-.,., uifll.t hkl-r.
CViinfy Jfuperintrmtcnf H. S. it hook
JVAY.
AHttrict KomcK S. I). Tnwix.
.wry immitoner II. Z. Towwnn,
I.VMAM Cook,
Ownf.v .S'tirrrior T. I). Cor.l.lK.
bronrc M. Ittki.. Jr.
.vunv .4 titifors Nit-nT.AH Tuomt-
lo. J. U. Me ILL, II. A. ZlKftDKIX.
ilembemf f.bnvrcj--iKo. A. JSnks.
AssemblyI. U. Aomkw. -
Time of Truing
At TIONESTA STATION, pn aud allot
Pee. 0, 1875:
BOUT IT,
Trill n 22 . - . 9:24 a. m.
" 64 - . . . 8:4V! p. III.
WORTH.
-Train S.I .... ftlfn. m.
"21- - - 8:4.2 p.m.
Train 22, south, ami 1M, north, are 1st
0as; the other aro accommodation
freights. Those train only arc allowed to
.curry posseugora.
On the River Division f. e. from Oil City
to Irvinotmi, up the river U North f down
the river, couth.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
By reference to our adnoucements,
it will be seen Jhat S. ft. Irwin, Esrj.,
is a candidate for District Attorney,
subject to Republican image?.
Decoration day full on Tuesday
next. Is Tionesta going to decorate?
We tliiuk it should.
A parasol wan recently left at
Freeman A Corbet's store. The own
at can have it by calling at that place.
- Mr. K. E. C'lupp has purchased
.of Mr. Rowland Cobb, tbe Iioujo now
.occupied by Rev. Elliot, situated on
.Helen St.
.- Mr. Einstein started for Philadcl-
ipiiin yesterday morning. ISesides
taking in tho Centennial, be will
tbriug on bis usual stock of goods.
C. 1 Gillespie has lumber on tbe
, ground preparatory to fenoing bis lot
iiii Viuo St., wliereuu his bcru is sit
.uatcil. It is bis iutct.tion, some time
iu tbe near future, to ereH on tbe
property a Hue residence.
Miss Mary Lamb, who visited ber
-friends in ibis place a short time ago,
was last ncek united iu tho holy
.bonds, to Mr. V. J. lileakley, of
Franklin. We are under obligations
lor a liberal allowcncc of cake. Joy
go with them.
Last week, in an item iu rega-d
to Mr. Caleb Richardson and another
party buying a ferry, we unintentionally
.made it appear that they bad pur
chased the ferry at this place. Tbe
fact is that they purchased tbe ferry
-and some land adjoining, at Hickory.
A slight frost occurred ou Monday
night, but as near as we can learn no
,erious damage was done in this vi
cinity. The fruit crop never looked
bettor in this section than at present,
and we earnestly hope that tbe yield
will prove as bountiful a the piosent
.seems to indicate it will bo. J
Jno. Hulings, Davy Ililaiu's and
Win. Lawreucn started for .Sheffield
yesterday, where they propose build
ing a boat and float down the creek,
.stopping at tho several good trouting
.streams along'the route. They were
.well supplied with provisions, etc., etc.,
,and will undoubtedly have a pleas
.ant time.
President Grant, on Monday last
.sent to the Senate the following nom
inations, which were confirmed : Ed
.ward E. Perrepont, of New York,
Minister to England ; Alpboudo Tuft,
, of Ohio, now Secretary of War, Attor
ney General ; J. XKmuld C'aruerou .of
J'a., son of Senator Simon Cameron,
;Scretary of War.
Mr. David Itowman, au aged
(gentleman of Tylersburg, met: with an
.aoeideut on Sunday lust, which, it was
jfor a time feared, would cost him bis
life. He was out riding, when by
some means, he was thrown from the
buggy, the wheels of which passed
over him. J-lis side was badly in
jured, and bU fuceoinewhut bruised.
It is uow supposed,, liowever, that be
will recover sbortljr.
White lead, linked nil )Ut'
!y at liubiusuu ii Bonner's. -7 -t
The residence of Jacob Kepler.
of this place, was entered by burglars,
on Saturduy evening last, by means of
of a cellar window, which was care
rully removed. From the cellar tbe
burglars went up through the bouse,
even to tbe thirdstory, where they en
tered a room occupied by Mis? S. A.
Dale, took therefrom her drew, and
from tbe pocket thereof did willfully
and maliciously, filch a pocket-book,
containing a $5 bill, a three cent piece,
and some papers. No one jn t)e house
was awakened during f);e (imp. From
thence, the burglars crt down to tbe
residence- of Senator Thomas, and
tried all tbe doors. The Senator, who
sleeps with one eye open, beard them
before they tried the doors, and arose
wiih alacrity,' seized his old musket
with energy, and watched his premises
with vigilance. Tbe burglars must
have suppectpd that he was on the
watch, for tbry did not try to effect a
forcible eulannce. On Sunday, after
church, the Senator discovered Miss
Dale's pocket-book, soroewbee on his
premise;, with the papers intact, but
the currency aud coin missing. It is
evident that the thievei are not ex
perts, and hence, it would seem that
te must look for the thievei among
Ihfl people who khabit our place. This
is hum'u'ialjmj to tbe place, but if the
thieves ar might, the humiliation
and confusion of (ape will belong to
them, and they can depend upon receiv
ing the fulj-penalty ofdfce law in such
cases made a provided.
In tbe case of Jfary Henry va.
tbe Borough of Tionesta, for damages,
by reason of injuries received while
sleigh riding on Jantinry 1st, 1874, on
which occasion, the sleigh was upet,
and Mrs. Henry sustained a fracture j
of ber left, arm, clriming that the acci
dent was due to the unsafo condition
of tho road, a verdict of $60 in favor
of the claimaut was rendered. The
damages claimed were $450. Lathy,
Agnew and Irwin, attorneys for plain
tiff, aud Tate for defendant. It ap
pears that at the place the "spill"
occurred, near the river bridge,
there was a rut, le depth of which
was estimated by witnesses to bo fron
lour 10 eight inches. ?j?liile passing
this place the sleigh wa caught in the
aforesaid rut and upnot, injuring Mrs
Henry as above stated. The fsnt
of this case will probably awake the
lown Council to a necessity which
i i .
uas long neen leu, t. c, to repair
River St., or abandon it entirely, and
thus save futuro trouble.
The Philharmonic Society of
Meadville, will give tho opera of the
Bohemian Girl, commencing this eve
ning, and continuing three evening?.
This is ono of the best musical socie
ties eic,tnni, and has been drilled un
de .competent instructors for several
years. Prof. Coyuton has the direc
torship of the opera. Trs. Hull, and
several other celebrated vocalists take
part iu tho opera.
Owing to the now bridge in
course of erection over Council Run,
that part of tho highway is obstructed,
and teamsters will be compelled to
drive up on to Vine St., and around
by Sam'I Clark's residence, and down
again by way of Highland Cat. It
will probably bo a mouth ere this
inconvenience can be remedied.
Peters' Household Melodies for
May bus reached us, and as usual is
replete with brilliant collections of
songs, choruses, ballad, and vocal
music ;'n general. Published by
J. L. Peters, 843 Broadway N. Y., at
$4 per auuum.
Fresh arrivals at Robinson ,& Bon
ner's, wooden churns, dried apples,
and shoulders. 8tf
Feeling called upou to serenade
bis dear gazelle be borrowed ' an ac
cordcon and, after getting so that he
could squeeze a few doleful noises out
of it, be posted bimnelf under her
window one night and began plaint
ively howling, "Oh, whisper what
thou feelcst I" She poked ber bead out
of the window at the third line and
said, "Oh, it's yqu,.,U it.? I thought it
was cats. Au(! jv-u want me to whis
per what I feelest, licyT Well, I foel
est tired, that's what. Been working
a hard ruuuiug sewing machine all
day. Get me a 'Light-Running Do
mestic' and then I'll kuow you jpeau
busiuess.
FOR SALE.
The valuable and beautiful home
stead formerly owned by Hon. Joseph
G. Dale, and in which he now resides,
is iu my bauds for salo at very low
figures. Term one-third .purchase
money dowu, and tbe balance in one
and two yeirs. Mnxa W. Tate.
10tf.
Court Proceedings.
Trial list taken tip Tuesday morn
ing at 8 o clock !
N. S. Foreman vs T. B. Barber
Cashier; repdlct for plaiptifT.
Ira Sibley vs. J. R. Jones et al ; do-
fcndenU confess judgment fur land do
spribed in argument filed Dec. 29, 75,
b. C. Sloan vs. J. F. Overlander
pontinued at the cost of plaintiff for
the term.
G. V Dean vs. J. U, Dingmau et
al ; continued.
G. W. Dean et al vs. J. H. Derick
sou et al ; verdict for plaintiff for $25
Charles Murphy et ux vs. Thomas
Porter; continued at cost of plaintiff
for the term.
David Heffron vs. Win. Young
verdict for plaintiff for $278.50.
Ogdcn & Smith for use vs. Geo. S,
Hunter; settled.
Mary Henry vs. Tionesta Borough
verdict for plaintiff fur $G0.
S. C. Sloan vs. Ditb ridge A Co.
contioued. .
A. G. Bo wman & J. C. Bowman vs
Geo. W. Ditbridge & Co.; defendents
withdraw affidavit of defence, &c
and judgment entered for plaintiffs.
Reed Bros, for use vs. George W,
Ditbridge; verdict for plaintiffs fo
$5C2.2C.
C. W. Clark vs. James McClintock;
verdict for plaintiff for $1,674.00; ex
cess of $1,000 remitted on account of
pleadings.
Darius Tobey vs. Wpod & Falconer;
continued at cost of plaintiff.
A. Gilfillen vs. M. F. Vogus et al ;
verdict for plaintiff for $220.
. Kin inursuay license petitions were
r rr-i , , . ...
presented, and all licenses granted
that jvere applied for,
Court adjourned to July 10, 1876,
nt JO o clock a. ni
Our thanks are duo Prothonoturv
Clarjc fur Jbe al?ove proceedings.
Ed.
As the returns of the Grand Jury
are always a matter of interest, both
to the tax-payer and the officer, we
have examined, pro bono ptiblico, and
report what that body has to say.
They "go for" the roads iu this style :
L Tho Maple Creek road, lying in
tyvrqeti township, is reported as being
a deplorable condition, and cannot
be saely traveled eivc.r by man or
beast.
2. Vhat part of the road, in Eauett
twp., that leads from. Clarington to
Tylersburg, being fbout one mile or
more hemmed in on both sides by
heavy timber, makes a complete mud
bole the year ju-ound. Said road
should be widened from Cbas. Camp
bell's to the widow Kuhns furru.
3. That road in Kingsley twp., run
ning from Bob's Creek to Brush Camp,
in bad condition unsafe to travel on,
break-neck road.
4. The road from Nebraska Mills to
the Lacy, or Big Coon rond, in a bad
fix. Bridge is out of repair BDd dan
gerous. 6. The road on tbe west side of river
in Tionesta twp., beginning at .bridge
and running thence up to JamtasanV,
obstructed by tbe Rail Road, and al
most forgotten as a highway, aud rec
ommend Railroad Co. to put same in
a passable condition, aud if not so
done to bring suit at once.
C. The Tionesta and Tylersburg
road, from the bridge across Tionesta
to Clarion county line, extensively
traveled and the condition of the
rolld is a disgrace to the country.
7. The road leading from Neilltown
to Faguudus, called the German road,
in a very .bad .condition.
8. Roai from Tubha Run ,to jJeo.
Sibbald's, to line.of Hickory aud Tio
nesta twps., in a very bad condition.
To stir up the Road Commissioners
would bring about the desired result.
9. That we learn with regret that
the road tax on unseated land ,ia not
in all places properly applied; while
regretting this fact, would call the at
tention of the Court to the remedy.
10. Rond leading from Morgan's
mills towards Red Brush, iu bad con
dition, unsafo and dangerous and
needs doctoring.
1.1. Road leading from Jug Handle
to Overlander's is too narrow at cer
tain points, and difficult to pass with
teams, bad La other respects.
12. The public school houses are iu
''apple-pfe order;" increasing and
41ou ihing. One drawback on our
educational system .u that school
mams, .competent fyr the busiuess,
marry off o fast without giving due
notice, although they have first class
certificates.
1J. The C'ouulY Jail ii regarded as
"iron-clad," as well as clean, neat and
comfortable to prisoners who may be
confined therein. It is recommended
as a first-class resort during the Cen
tennial year for all desirous of com
fort, and all those young men "whose
pious behavior and example will be
considered a just recotoperise for their
board." The Sheriff deserves credit
for the way in which the jail is kept.
The Court House still stands where it
used to, and the report is not trqe that
it has settled on the northwest corper.
14. We also find that the dam pf
G. W. Ditbridge & Co., at the inoutb,
of Tionesta Creek, is an obstruction to
rafts, and has resulted in damages to
owners of rafts. This, however, could
be remedied by compelling said par
ties or Company to put in a scbute.
Notk. We think this grievance
could be cured by running the rafts
to, say tbe bridge, and then ship the
lumber on the cars for poiuts south
ward, &c. ; an; we recommend all
true, good-hearted lumbermen not to
bother with the cenfounded dam at
all.
In conclusion, would recommend,
if it could be done, that the Court
hereafter be called on Tuesday ins tea J
of Monday, so as to give all parties a
chance, living on or near tbe line of
of Railroad, to come or arrive on or
before the convening pf the Court, as
there are bo trains running on the
Sabbath day.
Note. This is a nice change, and
"for the sake of argument," we can
hereafter consider the Tuesday follow
ing the Monday of Court the first day
of the Court, fio contra dtcente.'
11T A w
oare indebted to b. V. Irwin
District Attorney, for the above notes
"of the sayings and doings of the Grand
Jury.
Notice
Is hereby given thnt a meeting of the
stockholders of tbe Warren & Forest
R. R. will be held in the city of liar-
fisburg, on the 2Cth day of May, A
D. lf)J6, at tho Lochicl Hotel, at 10
o'clock a. m., for the purpose of eub
mitting to said stockholders for tbeir
ratification or rejection. Articles of
Merger of said Corporation ;nt,o ,the
Mahoning & Susquehanna R. R. Co pi
pany. J here will also bo a n;eetipg
of the stockholders of the Mahoning
& Susquehanna R. Ii. Company, at
the office of Jenks & Winslow, in tho
Borough of Punxsutawney, in tho
Coimfy of Jefferson, Penn'u, on tho
SICth day of May, A. D. 1876, for tho
same purpose.
R. C. Wishlow,
tjec'y o M. & S. R. R.
Jxo. L. Setton,
. Sec'y of W. & F. Ii. R.
Iu Scribncr for June Mis. Rebec-
a Harding - Davis s description of
some "Old Lundmarks in Philadel
phia" is accompanied by over thirty
illustrations. "How America was
Named" is another illustrated histori
cal paper, .i,u Jfthtqli is .shown the origin
o the false claims put forth ,io beial
of vespuvci. Clarence Cook's fifth
paper ,o,n furniture and de.cora.tioin is
illustrated with Purs .a .Unjng-ta
bles, the "last sweet thing iu corners,"
chairs, candeiabras, etc., etc. Charles
Barnard describes a number of recent
'Experiments in Co operatiou," chief
ly manufactures and stores. "Union
College" u the one selected from the
educational scries this month, Harvard
being announced for July. Tho serials
are continued, and there is a story by
G. P. Lathrop, entitled "The Love of
a Hundred Years;" "Pilgrims and
Puritans," by Tryon Edwards, "Two
Poems of Collins," by E. S. Nadal,
and "Carlotte Cushuiau," by John D.
Stockton, complete the list of prose.
There are poetical contributions from
Kate Putnam Osgood, Elizabeth Stu
art Phelps, II. II., aud several othefs.
In tbe Editorial Departments, Dr.
Holland writes of "Advertising
Shame," "The Literary Class" and
"A New Departure" ; "The Old Cabi
net" deab w,it,b "Reading aud Writ
ing" and the "Academy Exhibition";
"Home and Society" .coutaUis some
suggestions to strangers about "Himv
to See New York," aud Mr. Quinu's
timely "Rural Topics ;" aud -''Bric-a-brao"
h&s among other alUaction
some clever dialect by Irwin RusseU
entitled "Nebuchadneziar."
Sewing Machine Needles.
Mrs. C. M. Heatjh.hjis just received
the largest and most complete assort
ment of .sewing macbiuo needles ever
brought to town. Sho keeps the only
sewing machine needles for sale in
town. Her place of busiuess is in tbe
I Acoinb Building, up stairs.
"" 'Fop Sale or Rent. "
The Lawrence House property will
be rented for three years, on reasons
ble terms, or will be sold, to a rcspon
sible buyer, with or without furniture.
This is a new and largo three-story
house, with a dancing hall in third
story; has a billiard room with two
fine tables, attached. A new barn ;
good house, renting for $00 per year,
and tho stave mill, renting for $72
year, go with the bouse. This house
has a good run of custom, and will
prope a good investment for any one
wishing to rent or purchase. Apply in
person or by letter, to
btf Wm. Lawrence, Tionesta, Ta
Dry cod fish, and mackerel, white
fish and trout, in kits, quarter and
half barrels, at bottom prices, at Rob
inson & Bonner's. 7 2t
New stock boots and shoes at bot
torn prices, at Robinson & Bonners.49
We will pay cash on delivery at
our mill in Tionesta, for whito oa
stave and heading bolts at the follow
ing prices :
Stave bolts, 35 inches long, per cord
of 8 ft. by 4 ft., $4.50. Heading bolts'
22 inches long, per cord of 8 ft. by
ft., $4.00. Heading bolts must be
made from timber at least 20 inches
in diameter. Office at Lawrence
House. J. II. Dericksoh Si Co,
27tf
MARRIED.
BRUSH HKI.TS. At tho roHldcnon of
me undo parent, liornollsville, N.Y.,
on ThtirsdHy.May 18, lS76,by Kev. Jiiles,
Mr. J. K. Brush, of Tionesta, Pa., and
minn ft jury jt'iis.
CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY,
By Robinson & Bonner, Dealers
General Merchandise.
Flour barrel ... $i.7S8.00
Flour sack - - . 1.75(3.2.00
Corn Meal, bolted .... l.oo
Chop feed .... fl .65(3i 1,
Kye $ bushel .... 80(3 90
Oats -fl bushel .... 50fi,r,r
Corn, ears ..... 40(i$45
Boana bunhcl ... 1.502.50
Lam, avgrured canvahed - 16)
Breakfast BaiHui, Augur mired 1
Shoulders - .... J2
Whttcflsh, half-barrelH .. .- . 7.60
I-ake erring half-barrola - - $.50
Sujiar 1012J
Syrup ...... 75fil.OO
N. O. Molasses .... S.rr,f,10O
Boast Hio C'ofl'eo No. 1 8032
Bio Coflco, ..... 2S(ij28
Java I'otfoo ..... g,
Tea ..- - - - . .50.1.20
Butter - ... - . 20f228
Bieo ..... io
EgK, frosh .... 1215
Salt 2.00(6,2.10
Lard 15(5.18
Iron, common liar - - - -3,
Xi'-ila, lOd, W keg .... 3.1W
Potatoes ...... 8S(S.40
Mmo bbl. ..... j.oo
Notico to Tax-Payers.
The subscriber will be at the followina
named places for the purponeof receiving
Taxes lor the year 1870. ThoRe payina bo
fore August 1st are entitled to an almto-
iiieul oi 5 per cent.
Barned Totcnshin.
Monday. JUine M.Onoksbiirt'. from lfl to
12 o'clock a. ni. Mondav. June 211. flar.
lngtou, troui 3 to 6 o'clock p. in.
Jcixjcs Township.
Tuesday, Juuo 27, Marieu Post Oilico.
Harmony 1'uwnahip.
Wednesday, July 5, Store of J. I. Eqngr,
Thursday, July 6, Trunkeyvilld.
Hickory Township,
Friday, July 7, Store of T, J. Bow man.
Kingnlcy Totrnshijn
Saturday. July 8. Storo of Wheeler. Du-
senbury A Co.
Green Township,
Monday, J uly 10, Nebraska.
Tionesta Township,
Tuesday, July 11, Treasurer's Office.
?Xone,ifi florough.
Wednesday, July 12, Treasurer's Ofllee.
Home Tounshit).
Friday, July 11, Brookston.
Those liable for Mercantile Licenae for
1S7S will save fl.oo by paving before July
lUl, lOIO. B, J,BI.llibI
iMay 22(1, 1878.
.Co. Tr
Awarued the llighost Medal t Vienna.
E. & H. T. ANTHONY & CO.,
8'Jl Broadway, New York.
(Opp. Metropolitan Hotel.)
Manufacturer, Importer & Dealom In
CIIROMOS AND FRAMES,
STEREOSCOPES AND VIEWS,
Albums, (jraplioNcopc, and Suita
ble Views.
PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS.
We aro Heaibiuartera for evervthim In
the wav of NTK l! K( ln' VM n,l MAO.
iC LAisl'l'EHNS, being manufacturers of
ine
Miern-Sclentlllu I-antem,
iero-ranopiicon,
University Mtoreoptleon,
Advertisers IStereoptieon,
Artopticon.
bchool I.aiiturn,
Family I-antem,
PKOPI.K'S I.ANTKUN.
Kach style being the best of its class
in the market.
Catalogues of I-anlerin and Slides, with
directions for using, tent on application.
Any enieriirising man can muko moiiev
with a Mapie I.anteru. J
iJt-ir Cut out tins advertisement for rcf-
icnoe.
Report of Green Township.
April In, 178.
We, tho Auditors of flreen Townnlilpdo
certify that we have mot and nxamined
the accounts of t10 Township Treasurer,
nnd have nettled and allowed the same as
found in the following statement :
HENItY LEOEUUK, Township Treasurer:
Dr.
To orders drawn from Co.
Coin rs Dec. 18, 1875 J8.i fit
By -ntichor produced at
' oett lenient
Or.
171 Ml
duo township 31J y)
JAMF.sOlLFII.t.EX,')
Krxejit llFnnnss, I And
Pkter Yocwok, J
ilditorn.
HKNRY MCDKntTIl, Treasurer, in ac
count with Boot fruf)d:
Pr. Cr.
To duplicate of 1871 gj8) 87
1875 1,V70
liy 'n. Treasurer's receipt
dated Ant. 27, 1874
" nionov refunded to H.
Whitman
" exnncratiunn
collector's per rontage
-J02 07
j-n 77 swieti
Bal. duo township.. 187 08
Wo, tho And i tors, have examined the
aljoyjj accounts, and find them correct.
Pktkr Youkok, )
K.khbst HicnnKNS, I Auditor.
Jamkk OlI.riL.t.EN, I
Report of Green Township.
ROAD COMMISSIONERS of Green
Township, in account with said town
ship for tho year A. V, 1875 :
nr. Cr.
To am't of Road Tax levied $969 88
By ani't worked on roads
as per returns of Road
Master pso M
Bal. due Twp. 1875 29 ft5
" " 1874 10157
We, tho Auditors, havo examined the
above and find theui a set forth in tho
above. " " " '
Pk-ter Younok, 1
Ekwkst Rkiibbxs, Auditors.
JAMKS GlT.FILI.KN, I
Report of Jenks Township.
A mi l 8, 187(J.
Wo, the Auditors of Jenks Townshindn
cortify that wo havo met and examined
tho accounts ot tho Township Treasuror,
and have settled aud allowed tho same m
lottud in tho following statement:
IIUFUS DODUE, Township Treasurer.
Dr. (V.
To orders drawn from '
Co. Conunisloivra$l.tt53 ft
bal from ex-treasurer
By vouchers produced
18 10
?l,83rt 44
54 "T
at settlement
poroentairo
" bal to successor
1,WI 15 1,971 19
A. K. Nhipk, 1 : ...
C. I). Kldhidob, J AudUon'-
GOOD NEWS FOlt.
THE PEOPLE!
I havojust returned from New York city
wiin a complete siim-k ot
FANCY & STAPLE
DRY - GOODS,
Which I will sell for less money JJian
they have been sold since tho '
w ar, in ttys plucq.
Jjist Bead the Followiag:
PRINTS,
5 and (I cts., and tho very beat for 7 an4 d
eontM.
MUSLINS,
from 7 cents upwards.
HANDKERCHIEFS,
Fivo cents and upwards.
LADIES WHITE HOSE, ,
Nino cents and upwards.
LADIES' TIES,
Ten coots and upwards. I have tbe bos(
assortment evet beforo shown in any storo
here.
EMBROIDERIES,
Also tho finest lot of Km liroifterios, which,
when soon, be bought from. '
TABLE LINENS,
Of all puajitioa.
CHROMOS.
Also a lino lot of small Chromou, front 1
to 5 eta., to ornament your homes.
CORSETS,
rout 50 cents upwards.
RUCHES,
Collajjs and Cuir of all styles aud very
cheap.
PARASOLS.
Also the luteat novelty In Parasol, of all
oolom.
PIQUES. '
Also a fine lot of Pimics. in Plain. Laco.
Ktrino and Plaids, in Whi'e and Ecru
shades, at reduced in Ices. 1 '
. ALPACAS,
Plaids, ote., way down to tho lowest
prices. .
COTTONA-DES,
Shirtings and Cloths for Men and Hoys'
car; I rum 10 to iJ por ceut. lt.hii for
mer prices.
OMier.Koods too numerous to luentlon.
Agency lor
Cuttericks's Pattorns
hich aro
tho best made. Don't forgo
tho place.
L. L. BRENNESHOLTZ
tick's Brick bbsk. omxHiile Poonle's
Savings Hank, Tlilloute, Pu. f-lin
rpiIKTANITE CO., Sm.ii.lslmrg, P ,
1 Finery heels and .Machinery, 4M 4