Zfae Revert gtpiMta.
WEDNESDAY MoVmSO, Jl'N'E 11, 1F76.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.
TlHrrm Jotl ) PvrK.
fjntoieilmen I. W. It.i1immi
A.
Varnor, A. H. Kellv, S. II. Haslet, A. II.
pHrtrldgo, IT. O.'IHvK
Justicr othe yVrrrif D. 5. Knox, C. A.
Randall.
(inntntde II. Mwnairart
A-Aoot Prrretors l. M. K nx, H. O. Pa
Vjs, H. J. Wnlaott, S. n. Haslet, A. B.
Kelly, p. Clark.
FORKST COUNTY OFFICERS.
'resident Judge . P. Wsrvnm,
Associate Judges Jos. O. P.w.K, Eu
WaudKerb, Treasurer a. J. SKTI.KV,
iVoMonoffji-y, Register if Recorder, J c.
D. W, I'l.AHK,
'Sheriff Justis Siiawkkv.
fbvmiionrr Kt.l Rkkmn, Isaac"
Lown, Joirx Hkcr.
tinty Superintendent II. S. Ilitocre
vpav. iiHriet Attorneit8. P. Irwin.
Jurv ftommfejioner II. Z. ToWNKR,
Lyman Cook.
CViMiify furveyrtr T. D, CoM.IR.
Oiroaer M.'Ittri., Jn.
lTfy Auditors Nicholas Thomp-
OW, J. II. NKlLt., H. A. '.VKtlDV.f.V.
Nmnbfrnf (nnrs Jro. A. Jkkkh.
Assembly. II. A.OMKW.
3Ym of Train
At TTO E8TA STATION, on ami after
Deo. 6, 187 i
Ot'TII.
Train M .... 0:10 a. in.
M - 3:42 p.m.
' HonTu.
Train 53 .... 0:10 a. in.
" 21 - . . - 8:42 p. in.
1 Train 82, south, end 21, north, Are 1st
"1asss the others are accommodation
freights. Thcso train only arc allowed to
iutt paasongeiHf
On the Rlvor Division i. e. from Oil City
to IrTitiotnn, up tho river U North ; down
the river, south.
t"locTl1lnd miscellaneous.
Rev. Elliot will preach in the
Presbyterian church u Sunday next,
(Horning and evening. Snbbath School
at 2:30 o'clock p. ru.
Nearly all the towns and cities
ia this section of country will celo
i brats on tho 4th of July.
; As fur as we have been able to
learn there have been no Centennial
passengers from this place during the
" week pant. ' ! .
Samuel Bromlenburgcr deparlod
on Saturday fur Indiana State, where
. lie lias some- relatives living. He will
be gone about' two weeks.
Wr9 are under obligations to
Hon. J. ii. Agnew for a copy of tho
, ltcport ef the Secretary of Iutcrnal
Affairs, of IV, for 1874-5.
It appears that we were misin-
formed iu regard to Mrs. McKay's
trip. Sho went to Iowa direct, and
.not by way of Philadelphia.
. The bridge toll house is nirninuu
lcr the core of Geo. Scott, who at
iteuded to taking the toll for several
iiuouths after the briiljo was com
pleted. Geo. Robinson started for Pitts
burgh -yesterday, whoro he will remain
-niuw days, ou buiines. Tho busi
' tick at home s-ill be run as usual, by
! 'the boys."
Tho 'plastering of Vnn Glescn's
lioueo -was finished yesterday, tho work
. 'being done by U. Struken. We
l 'believe the house is now completely
finished, ready for ecupatioc.
-rCoI. T "P. WaUoa, of Warren has
' "received the Republican nomination
for Congress iu "Warren county, and
'I'. W. Stone, Esq., the nomination for
" 'State Senate. Both areoul men. ,
Refreshing rains have moistened
the earth for a day or twojpast, much
to the delight of grangers and farm
ten generally. Moreover it puts a
.slop to croquet'for the tinie'keig.
t " The Trensurei's Sales on Mouday
'were well attended, and some of ihe
' 'lauds sold well. The sale 'Wm xA
,'jourued until July 10, to bo continued
from time to timo uutil all tho tr.iats'
- 'are sold.
Geo. Sawyer was bitten, or stung
by a large spider on Friday last, and
the result is a swcllod bond and stiff
heck. lie was laiiTup until yesterday
'morning. We do not anticipate that
'it will give him much more trouble.
The well at Janiieeou's is doing
'from six to eight barrels daily. 'Fifty
barrels were shipped from this well
last week. The well is uow owned by
'Quintain Jauiicson, ami is a nice lit
tie income for a young roan to have.
We were lust week informed that
the railroad official had uiude ar
!iangcments to fix tho wag.on road,
along the railroad, from Jawitoii'
to the Tioncsta depot, iu a fir;t-clus
manner, and that the township onion
were to keep said road iu repair there-
after. Whether such arrangements
have beeu made, of course we twot
ay, but iail-it as 'Uva twld t j ui.
Fotrfh of July Meeting.
The meeting on Stur,dny evetiin
wns railed to hrdcr, mid t!io various
enmmiftee? ' rrp'ortcd progress.' The
committee on oratory, history Ac., re
ported tlmt thrv hiid secured the ser
vices nf M. W. Tute anil W. E. Lathy
l;fp , orators; S. 1). Irwin Es.
b hit'ii i;m ; J'. Ii. Davis lsq., to
rend the lK-chirfttinti of Independence ;
Mr. W. C .Morven, to read a poem.
A committee of four special police
men wns appointed, consisting of W.
J. Roberts, .Tustis' Shawkey, G- W.
Rovaid nnd It. A. Adams, to be un
der the direction of the .niarsh.ill of
tho day. '
Tho Table Cominiltt of ladies was
ordered increased tff wenly-Gvo, to bo
appointed by tho chair and published.
Tho following is tho list:
Mrs. J 0 D:i!o Mm, P D Tliomnn
Chairman " (i VV Dithririiro
" II II May " J I, Craig
" A Wellor " TJ Van CJiosen
" M II IlaHlct " Jan Woodlnirton
" W J Holwrts " John Hart
" J K Klalno Jairus Hock
" P O Conver MIhs Alwihla Adams
" J A Proper " Clara Heath
" JD Hulinpi " Kloronce Knox
" W C Colinrn KUa Davis
' J A Dale " Clars Iluntor
" Justls Khawkey " Polly Hood
Instructions were given to the com
mittee on invitations, and another
meeting was appointed for Saturday
evening next.
Hoi weather and fly-titno are
here. . Ico cold lemonade and alpaca
dusters are in good demand. Those
who are well supplied with adipose
tissue, perspire. Thin people get fe
verish. Summer hats, and light-colored
cool dresses once more meet the
eye. Our hills aro clothed with ver
dure and garden snss grows finely. As
Esq. Irwin says, "The blue bird slugs
his sweet song on the gate-posts, and
begins to set up in business for the
summer." ' Iudustry thrives, indolence
pants. Beauty blooms, and vice fer
ments. ' Canary birds sing, hens lay
and the hort of man is glad. "Tired
nature's sweet restorer" is indulged in,
in seasoD and out of season. If it were
not for the primary elections wo might
look forward to a kind of a short
millenium until the weather gets
cooler. .. ,
Messrs. Cyrus Hunt and S. S.
Towlcr havo leased n lurgo body of
land adjoining Maiienville, on which
they propose to have a well put down,
for oil, at once; having sub-leased to
other parties who are to commence
operations this week. The well is to
be put down about two miles south of
Marieuvillc, on the belt which has
been surveyed through from Eden
burj; to Bradford. 0;i this tract,
there were, at ono time, t'vo wells
suuk, in one of which the tools are
still fast. We understand tho show
was good when,thcse wells wero aban
doned.'' We will endeavor to keep
our readers posted iu regard to tho
developments in that section.
We publish to day the programme
of Commencement at Beaver Collego,
Beaver, Ta. Dr. R. T. f ayler, for
many years itt) efficient President, has
rendered the school famous for its mu
sical advantages, and as a most desira
ble placo for young ladies. Reeeutly
a Boys' Preparatory Course has been
eatab) idicd, where young boys may bo
prepared for Collego or business. Sev
eral of our ladies havo been students
at Beaver and cherish an ardent love
for their Alma Mutm; Mr. II. II. May
of our towu has beon n member of tho
Board of Trustees for several years.
A sixteen hand piece with four pianos
and g-aud organ accompaniment is to
be a feature of the Concert the 21st.
By the Derrick of Monday we
learn of a terrible accident which oc
curred at Miller's Eddy on Sutnrday
last, whorcby a littlo girl named
Emma Pluukctt, was instantly killed
by the discharge of a gun in the
bands of her grandfather, Duvid For
inger. IIo was shooting rats, nnd
just as his finger touched tho trigger,
tho little girl tan in front of tho gun,
tnd'reccived tho ehargo in her fore-
head. 3'he old gentleman is nearly
crazed -fci consequence of tho unfortu
nate acll terrible afi'uir.
Mr. Blaine, who at tho present
writing seems to havo tho lead nt
Cincinnati, was taken with a severe
illucsti, . something resembling sun
stroko, on Sunday lust. His friends
were very tincusy about tho result, but
ho is now recovering rapidly. Sunday
was a very warm day-in .Washington,
and the iuteusn mental. strain ou Mr.
JiUuio for some weeks past, mado him
au easy vidua to thu stroke. Hn is
on the hi,L toad to health jut uyw,
sud Lis ii'mu-U Aie July tknik-ful.
Lacytcwn Correspondence.
Lacytowm, Junn 9, 1&7G. -En.
Iiurrm.icAx :
We understand that Tiuncsta in
tends celebrating the 4th of July in n
glorious manner. Lacytowti had
thought ef having n celebration, but
now will sci;d her big guns to assist at
Tientsin, nnd perhaps the A. S. B.
may join the parade.
A piece e f machinery fi ll on Sam.
Button's right hand, smashing the
threo first fingers. Sam. h as obliging
n! ever in giving a lift with the left.
Mr. and Mrs. Weaver ure absent
on a visit to their friends at Red
Bank .
Mr. J. Furmau and Miss Emma
Arner, our representatives at tho Cen
tennial, havo returned- Tho latter
spent about threo weeks there and was
highly pleased with tho exhibition.
More of our townspeople will go later
in the season.
The valuable Kentucky hound bo
long to Mr. C. M. Arner broke Ioobs
on Thuisday Inst, and it is feared has
been shot by some malicious person.
A largo reward has been offered fur
his recovery if alive.
rA party of four men left hero for
Edcnburg, in quest of the work and
high wages reported there; three of
them returned and' are working at tho
mills of Ford &. Lacy. . Moral :
"Home, sweet home."
Peter Youngk had a horse shot
and wounded. Yesterday ho and Joe.
Harrison made a visit to Tioncsta, and
we bolicve affairs were settlod in a
good neighborly way.
They do say that Frank Sauford
is the swaiu that did tho swine report
ing in the JVms. Please avoid any
changes iu the common nouns.
I De Clare. ,
' Beaver College.
The following is the pfogamme of
tho Tneuty-First Annual Commence
ment of Beaver College and Mimical
Institute, Beaver, Pa., from Juno 18th
to 22d, 1870: , ,
Sunday, Juno 18, 3 p. in. Bacca
laureate Sermon in College Hall, Rov.
Hiram Miller, D. D.
Monday, Juue 19, 7:45 p. m. Un
der Graduate Exercises. '
Tuesday, Juue 204 7:45 p. m. An
nual Address, by Rev. E. B. Snyder,
Allegheny City. .
Weducsduy, Juuo 21, 8 p. ra. An
nual Concert.
Thursday, Juno 22d, 3 p. ni. An
nual Meeting of Trustees.
Thursday, Juue 22, 7;43 p. in.
Commencement. Address to 'the
Graduating Class, Hon. J. W. F.
White, Pittsburgh. . , .
Esaminations from Tuesday morn
ing to Thursday noon.
The next Session will begin Septem
ber 12th, 1876.
From tho returns of tho Venango
county Republican primary elections,
held on Saturday lust, present appear
ances indicate that tho nominees aro
as follows : '
Congress, J. II. Osmer; Prcsidout
Judge, Chas. E. Taylor t State Senate,
W. S. MeMulleu ; Assembly, Jas. M.
Dickey, Geo. E. Mapes nnd Win.
Gates; District Attorney, Win. M.
Francis; Jury Commissioner, Frank
D. Nolan.
Ford. Wenk is putting down a
water well on his farm on Dutch Hill.
A good vein was struck at forty-two
feet, but tho well isbeing put down
sixty feet to form a ba3in to hold a
good supply of the water. Tho hole
is five inches iu diameter. The well
is being drilled by John Grubbs, who
has several other contracts of the
same kind on the hill, when this ono
ii completed. .
John Reck, who has for some
time past' been shipping meat from
Oil City and selling it here, lost
about fifty pounds of tho fume, which
was loft on his bands over Sunday
lust. This is unfortunate, but does
not discourage John, who will con
linuo his good work, und keep us well
supplied with beef.
The time of tho morning freight
nortlr, end tho morning mail -south,
has been thauged, the . two trains
meeting at Tioiietta depot at 9:10
a. m. Those contemplating Ccntn
uiul journeys will please Uku notice.
It is said that Mr. Chas. McCray
bus purchased tho Lawrence House
property, tho consideration being $10,
000. We iiavn not tho authority of
either of tho parties i'or making this
ttateiiicut, but give it as mo hear it.
The School Board of this place
met on Monday evening last, and de
cided to open the public bchools on
the first Monday of September, to re
main open four mouths. A month of
vacation to follow, after which tho
schools aro to be re-opened for thrcs
months. Wc believe there have, as
yet been no applications for the posi
tions of teachers.
Young man 1 Don't waste your
spare change in frivolous amusements,
but save it up and buy your mother
or sister n new "Domestic." If you
have no mother or sister, find some
good;iiulured fellow that has, aud bo
nnd the machine together may help
you to a comfortable place in the
family if you shine up to the sister
right,
Tho town council net on the
banks of Council Run yesterday morn
ing, nnd decided that the foundations
for tho wing walls at the lower end
of tho bridge were insufficient, and
should be made more solid, and in
accordance with the contract. This
we bclievo was done during tho day.
Mr. Dingman has attached a hose,
in some manner to the stave mill boil
er, so that at a moment's notice he
can throw a powerful stream of water
all over the mill, aud even upon the
Lawrenco House. The principle of
th ia attachment is original with Mr.
Dingman, and is a complcta 'success.
Garden truck is being gobbled
up by little black bugs, potato bugs
and chickens, and the voice of mourn
ing is heard in tho land. ' Cabbage
plants are in demand, and tho sun
wilts them, so that the raisers of hot
bed plants do quite a rushing busi
ness. ' j
Coming down tho river on Satur
day, we saw a fish, which was caught
between Tidiouto and Trunkeyville,
which we judge would weigh fifteen
pounds. Ou Saturday evening Ira
Van Giesen caught one which weighed
twenty-two ' pounds. Both of these
fish wero spoon sturgeons.
Thus far, wo believe, thero have
been fewor fires in the- woods of this
county, than any year sinco we have
takeu up our residence here. The
only fires we know of have beon
kindled by sparks from the locomo
tives, which of course, nro unavoida
ble. The boys have already com
menced to celebrate tho Fourth, and
tho snop of torpedoes nnd tho report
of firo crackers groets iho cars ot the
people at nil hours of tho day. Of
course this is somewhat of n nuisance,
and of course it has to bo put up with.
Fresh corn meal nnd fresh ont
meal at Robinson & Bonner's. 10 2t
MOA'UY.
Wo will pay cash on delivery at
our mill in Tioncsta, for whito onk
stave and heading bolts at tho follow
ing prices :
Stave bolts, 35 inches long, per cord
of 8 ft. by 4 ft., 84.50. Heading bolts
22 inches long, per cord of 8 ft. by 4
ft., $4.00. Heading bolts must be
made from timber at least 20 inches
in diameter. Oilico at Lawrence
House. J. II. Derjcksos & Co.
27tf
New Btock boots and shoes at bot
tom prices, at Robinson & Bonncrs.49
Land plaster, a fresh lot, just re
ceived at Robinson fe Bonner's. 10 2t
FOR SALE.
The valuable and beautiful home
stead formerly owned by Hon. Joseph
G. Dale, and iu which ho now resides,
is iu my hands for sale at very low
figures. Terms one-third purchase
money down, and the balance in one
and two years. Mii.ks W. Tate.
lOtf.
Sewing Machme Needles.
Mrs. C. M. Heath has just received
the largest and most complete assort
ment of sewing machine needlos ever
brought to town. Sho keeps tho only
sewing machine needles for eale in
town. Her place of business is in the
Acorn b Building, up stairs.
Fresh arrivals at Robinson & Bon
ner's, wooden churns, dried apples,
and shoulders. 8tf
Those beautiful lots just north of
Mrs. Henry's residcuco can bo bought
cheap, on long time, by applying to
tho editor of this paper. tf.f
Tho lightest running Machine in
the world is tho G rover it Baker, at
lea.it Baldwin, of Tidiouto says so,
and he kn.iw-i. !' ly
TIOIMXTA. 3IA1IKETM.
CQKI-.IXTED KVEKY TUESDAY,
By R'ibinson & Bonner, Dealers in
General Merchandise
Flour "p Imi rol - - - 9il.7."iM.H)
Flour V nark ..: ' i - - 1.7-lf'j. J.O'i
Com Moat, boltoit ' - - - 1.!")
Chop feed, - - - - fel .((!. 1.70
ltyo p bushel .... .w!0
Oats H bushel - - - - MO; -V
Corn, cm-si ..... vtdjVi
Hd.iis ti brthhol ' - ' ! '.'' ," I 1.3o;(2.V
Ham, KUai-eiiied canvaeil - - 111
ltroakfast l!:icon, nuur cured - - IK
Shoulders ..... i'
Whiiefish, bair-b.ii-rela - 7 .50
I.ako heritng half-barrelM - - 4.50
Sugar i.. ' . . ) - . 10(;i,l2J
Hyrup ...... 75f7, 1.00
N. O. Molasses - i. - - RW ldO
Hoaat ltio Colleo No. 1 - - 30f,i,3i!
Kio Collce, - .- . - - 2.5(2,
Java Cftlfoo ..... 35
Tea . - - - - - - ..W 1.20
Dutter - . . . - 20(&2S
Itico 10
lOggs, fiesli .... 12C9I
Salt - - - - - 2.00(;i,'2.10
Lard - - - - - - 15f18
Iron, common bar .... 3.75
Nails, lOd, keg .... 3.00
Potatoes ..... S5(u,4Q
Lime M bid. 1.D0
New Advertisements,
. BTA'FlONAIi HOTEL.,
TUDIOTJTZEj., jpj.
BUCKLIX fc MORE, I'iiovhietoks.
Print-Class Lioensod House. Good sta
ble connected. - 13-ly
Financial Report of Green Twp.
scnooi. ri'ND for year 1873.
JAS. FLYNN, Treasurer, Dr.
To tax levied ami other sources ?I,097 44
Cr. bv orders redoemed and per
centage 1,147 24
Bal. duo Treasurer. 4'J SO
Pkteh Voiinok, I ,,,,'
' KiinestHkhkbss,!1"'"0"'
Annual Frport of the Auditors of Jenks Twp
For iho year ending on tho first Monday
In Juno, 1S70 :
ACCOUNT OF TKEASVUUU.
Receipt.
Ain't of orders drawn from Co.
Corn's $781 57
Stato 'appropriation 4d 4:1
Hontod tax collected SO so
iS'J 30
JZxpenddurea.
Vouchors produced on set-
tlomnnt gi)20 St
Porcentago 14 no
Paid to (successor 223 02
Duo twp on outHtandiiig tax 132 55
1 14
Wo. tho undorsimied Auditors of Jcnks
Township, met at No. 1 school house,.
Juno 6, lts7(t, and did audit the account of
school Treasurer as found iu tho foregoing
report. llereuntoAO havo sot our hand
aud seal this 5th day of Juno, 1870.
c7DVBK,Kndltor8,
Report ofHowe Twp.
June 5, ISTtl.
1IOAD Fl'NDH TTP TO FEB. 14, 1870.
Treas. roe'd in unseated funds $1,118 09
Orders issued up to Nov. 20, '7rt
by ltoad Cum'rn for road
work an Hundrlos 1,257 IU
Orders issued siuco tho ubovo
date by ltoad Com' in 159 59
Wholo ain't issued up to Feb. 14,
1870 1,410-78
By ltoad Com'rs aud paid out
by Trea-s. 1,118 09
Township Dr. to bal. . 298 fl9
Wo, tho undersigned auditors of Howe
Township, have mot and examined tho
above account to tho best of our idg
nient. .
K. Rum, )
M. Ntki-lton, Auditors.
. ' J. Con roy, J
Report of Howe Twp.
June Ii, 1876.
Wo tho auditors of IIowo Township
have met and examined tho account ot
the School Treasurer.
Ain't ree'd for tho vear 1870", ono
thousand live hundred and
ninty-six dollars and '.hirty
thrce cents f 1,590 33
Wholo am't paid out by Treas.,
niuo hundred and four dol
lars aud Kcveiity-nino eonU 901 79
Hid In Treas. hands 691 64
D. GnAriAM, Treas.
Kdwabd Rkiu, )
J. Con hoy, I Auditors.
, M. Stkplton, J
Notice to Tax-Payers.
The sulwcriber will bo afc- the following
nauiod places for tho purpose of receiving
Taxes tor'the year 1M70. Thoso paying be
fore AtigiiMt 1st nro entitled to an abato
ineut of a per cent. .
Harnett Township.
Monday, June 2il,Cooksburg, from 10 to
12 o'clock, a. in. Mouday, Juuo 20, Clar
itigton, from a to 0 o'clock p. lit.
Jenk Township.
Tuesday, June 27, Marion Post Office
Harmony Township.
Wednesday, July 5. Storo of J. I. Range.
Thursday, July 0, Trunkeyville.
Hickory Township.
Friday, July 7, Store of T. J. llowimui.
Jxiuyjiity Tounship.
Saturday, July 8, Ktoro of Wheeler, Pu
Ecnbury ic Co.
(rent Township.'
Mouday, July 10, Nebraska.
Tioncsta Township,
Tuesday, July 11, Treasurer's Office.
Tionestu Jtorottgh.
Wednesday, July 12, Treasurer's Office.
JJouc 2'ounship.
Friday, July 11, ISrooknton.
Those liable for Merontitile License for
1870 will sikvo $1.00 by paving boi'oro July
1st, lSTtJ. b. J. HKTLKY,
May Wd, Ii70. Co. Tmuturor.
1,000 OUTFITS FKKK I
FOOTPRINTS OF THE AGES.
Our Hovel iiiucnt aud History. (iimhI
Kpond n l'uli. House, New York, itnil ( la
cairo. a -4
Administrators' Notice.
Loiters of AdininisUatlon on (he rstato
of Win. C. Neill, deceased, Into of Hnrnio
nv tnwniliip, htiving been granted thoun
dersigncd, all persons Indebted to suid
dale aro required to luako immediate
payment, and alt persons hnvlni; elnimx
against said estate, will prnncnt them,
properly autlirntienlwl, lor settleinvnt,
I. ll.M ACI1 1.SNKV, ) ... , , ,
.)( ir NI 1 LL ' Administrator
May 2!, 1 70. ' . . .
i s h erTff'sale .
HY VIItTL'Kof n writ of Fieri Parian,
issued ont of the Court of Common
Pleas of Korest County mid to inodiroc.tcd,
(here will bo exposed to sale by public
vendue or outers', ut the Court House, in
tho Borough, of Tioiicata, on
MONDAY, J L'Xli Huh, A. D. Ib7(l,
at 10 o'clock, n. nr., the follow ing described
real palate, to-w it:
R. Lamboiton t C.'W. (illiljnn VS. Oe.-i.
S. Hunter, I'i. Fa. No. 1 .September Term,
1870'. iillillan. All that certain pioce or
parcel of land in TioueKlu. Township, For
ust County, Pennsylvania. Hounded and
described as follows : Ono Island in the
Alleirhony River, about one-hall' mils be
low tho Borough of Tionesta, couimonlv
known ns Iho Dustiu Island, containing
nhntit twelve neres of lam), ir-fei-o or Iis.
of which about nino acres aro improved
and under cultivation.
Also. A double Island In the Alleghe
ny River about two miles above the Bor
ough of Tionesta, In Tionesls Township,
Forest County, Stuto of Pennsylvania,
and originally named by, aud always
known ns, tho Jcsso Dale Island, adjoin
ing, contiguous to each other, containing
In all about twonty-live acres, of which
about 18 acres, more or loss, aro Improved
and cultivated:.
Also, Tho undivided one-half of a cer
tain piece or parcel of ground situate and
being in the Borough of Tijnesla, Forest
County, Pennsylvania, containing three)
different lots as "laid off In the plot mado
by Sickles, the proprietor, and situate nt
and below the east end of the Tionesta
Bridge. Bounded on tho west by tlie Al
legheny River at low water mark, and on
the south by lots and land ownet hy John
A. Dale, and on which is erected oiyo twp
story lrame house Contttiniugnltogoihur
one acre more or loss. -.-
Also All tho right, title and interost
of Defendant In and to a certain piece .or
parcol of land in Tionesta Township, and
west of tho Allegheny River, boing the
southwest part of the tract of land survey-,
ed on a warrant signed to Arlain Kck, and
all that portion of the south aud south '
west of that" portion of tho samo deedeoV
I4y Polnnd Hunter to his grand-daughter
Ann Range, uounuort by the Allegheny
Rivor on tho southwest, and on tho south
east and tho west by tho linos of tho origi
nal tract. Containing one hundred aud
lifty acres, nioro or less, of which about
twenty-live acres wero clearod and culti
vated," but now partly grown up to brash.
. Taken in execution and to be sold as the
property of Coo. S. Hunter, at the suit of
It. Lamborton and C. W. (iiltiillan A Co.
Tonus cash.
J IT8TIS SIIAWKEY, Kliorlff.
Sheriff's Office, Tionosta, Forest County,
Pa., May 31, 1870.
GOOD NEWS FOR
THE PEOPLE!
I liavo just returno'l from New York city
with a completu.stoek of
FANCY Sc STAPLE-
DRY - GOODS,
Which I will sell for less money than
they havo been sold since tit
war, iu this place.
Just Read the Following:
PRINTS,
5 and 0 cts nnd tho very best for 7 and 8
cents. ,
' MUSLINS,
from 7 cents upwards. ' '
HANDKERCHIEFS,
Fivo eonts and upwards.
LADIES WHITE IIOSH,
Nino cents and upwards. ' .
LADIES' TIES,
Ten ecu Us ami upwards. . I havo the beat
assortuiont cvoi befoto bhowu lu any store
hero.
EMBROIDERIKS,
Also tho finest lot of KmbrolderIos,wUioh,
whon soeu, will be bought from.
. TABLE LINENS,
Of all qualities.
CHROMOS.
Also a lino lot of small Cbromos, from 1
to & cts., to ornament your home.
CORSETS,
From 50 eonU upwards.
RUCHES,
Collars and Cufl's of all sPytoa ' and' very
cheap.
PARASOLS.
Also the latest novelty in ParuHo'.s of all
colors..
PIQITKH.
Also a line lot of 1'iquos. in I'luln, I.'o,
kilripu und 1'luiils, iu White ami Koru
sliades, at rocluned prices.
ALPACAS,
Plaids, etc., way down to the lowest
prices.
COTTONAD.KS,
Khlrting ami Cloths for Men and Rots'
wear ; from 10 to 20 pur ueut. lecss than flir
mcr j)rit'js.
Other goods too nuineioutr to mention.
Agoncy lot
Uuttcricks's Patterns
which aro tho bost niado. Don't forgo'
the jdaco.
L L BRENNESHOLTZ,.
Buck's Brick block, ojuiosito Peoiilo'a.
Savln'i Bank, 'i'iilioute, Pa. 7-lm
I71':i.TCAlU'i:TIVi:s,3-.'ls. per yard.
I FKLT CKILl N for rooms ill pla.-.iol'
Plaster. I'i'lA' KdOKINH andfelDl.Mi
For sauiploM, address C. J, KAY, Cauiduit,
Now Jerwv.