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TfEBXESDU MORNHC, SEPTrT9Tlfe77.
BOHOUGH OFFICKHS.
ItvrgMtQ. W. UoniNMoN.
. tyruHcUmtn P. I). Thomns, 8. J. Sotloy
Wm. Richards, 1). H. Knox, A. B. Kelly,
C. A. Randall.
Jutiea of the Peace D. H. Knox, C. A.
Randall.
(iMaf)e II. 8w(gart
MOAoof Director 11. 11. May, II. O. Da
' Tin, (. W. Hoblimon, T. J. Van Gioscn, D.
W. Clark, W. II. Dunn.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
JYMioVnf Judge 1j. I). Wktmohp.
Aeinte Judge Jon. G. Dalk, Kd
ffAitn Krcnn.
'Venturer 8. J. Suti.f.T.
7Vo4oiof ary, Register it Jleeorder, ifc
J. W. Ot.AtlK.
Sheri(T Justi Hhawkky.
OumjaMiionT Eli IJkkmx, Isaac
Lono, John Kkcic.
County Superintendent I. S. IIkock-
W AY.
JHstriet Attorney H. D. Irwin.
Jury Oommiitioncr II. 'A. Towner,
I.tman Cook.
(Tounty Surveyor T. I. CoM.IN.
Coroner M. Ittf.i,, Jr.
Ctownfv Auditor Nkhot.as TnoMV
iok, J. U. Nkii.t., II. A. 'Avr.ynv.iA..
Member of CungreM 11 Mtnn Wiiiti:.
Ambly J. B. AonfWi
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Rev, Elliot will preach in the
Presbyterian Church, on Sunday next
morning nnd evening Sabbath School
at 3 o'clock v. M.
S. I). Irwin, Esq., bus been ap
pointed Member of the Stuto Central
Committee for Forest County.
A minister atShippcuville was re
cently fleeced by thrce-card-inonte-barju.
We don't justify the sharps,
but neither "do we pity tho minister.
Sainurl Clark is finishing up the
Smenrbaugh building in good shape,
and it will soon be ready for occupan
cy by somebody.
Col. Keisinger was in town on
Friday and Saturday last, on business
connected with the estate of the lute
Dr. Winans.
Soft coal is somew hat of a scarci
ty in town ut present ; and, by the
way, we're nearly out. Some of you
follows bring us in a load or two will
you f
-Cha.. Bonner and Ben. W. May
lea co for Europe on the Gih proximo
It i to be hoped that they will have
fair weather, a lino trp, nnd return
benefitted physically and intellectual
Pumpkins and quashes nro the
latest additions to our home market
Tho rqnash crop in not extra, but there
. is no lack of good routvi pumpkins,
suitable for pies.
Monday was a Jewish holiday,
and whs properly observed by lvn-
etein' Store, Einstein himself was
RWhy to New York, whence ho stared
Saturday last.
Hood Siggins has resigned the
" posit'on of Station Agent at Hickory,
And a gentleman wlioe name wc be
lieve is Williams, has been appointed
in his place. Mr. Sigjiins is attending
Allegheny College.
Wild plums and grapes arc now
occupying the attention of the house
wives of our place, iind notwiihstand
ing the scarcity of blackberries und
whortleberries, they will all probably
be able to put up enough of this fruit
to last them until next season.
Among the late arrivals in town
we uotice Mr. Anderson, broilier-in-
law of Mr. Craig, and also a sister of
the latter geutlernau ; Miss McVcanof
St. Mary's, Mrs. Mitchell, formerly
Miss Laura M inans, nnd Rev. O. 15
Clark.
Wc havo received n catalogue of
music published by L. Klein, ot Tidi
oute. It contains a' 1 the latest music
vocal and instrumental, and anything
in the catalogue can bo had by ad
dressing Mr. Klein as above.
Ve are under obligations to W
W. Greenland, Esq., Secretary of tho
Clarion Driving Park, for a compli
mentary ticket to the races of sai 1 in
stitution, which are going ou at pres
ent. There are still two days of tho
races, 20th and 21st.
The Greenback movement U be
mz asritated extensively. We notice
that Hon. W. C. Phunmer has taken
the stump 6n favor of that doctrine
We often think, ourself, that the cir-
culatiou of greenbacks is somewhat
limited.
The Titusvi'ilo Courier U a thing
of the pabt. On Monday last the of
lice was purchased by Mobs & Cogs
well, of the Herald, and will be rntrg
d with that paper. That paper was
a binkiug fund for Mr. Allen, the pro
frietor, for ouov yean, acj it is
rod thin;: he is i:d of it.
The following school books havo
been received at Kobinsou & Bonner's,
and are ready for Bale or exchange at
the following rates. Tlioco on which
no exchange is marked are books
which' havo heretofore been used in
our schools, and were not changed :
OPUOOD 8.
1
In. Ex.
17 13
1st Bender
2d
3d "
4th "
5th
22
32
37
5G
09
17
09
41
no
75
13
22
12
Primary Spoiler
Advanced "
Primer
msToiiY.
In.
80
In. Ex.
30 22
GO 45
Anderson's U. S. History
bullion's gkammaks
School
Practical
KTOI-) DART'S A1UTIIMLTICS
Juvenile
20
35
45
90
Intellectual
Rudiments
Practical
Thoso who havo not already pur
chased these books should make haste
to do so. Tho Geographies nnd Al
gebras have not yet arrived, but will
be here in a few duvs.
Tho nunual convention of the
Young Men's Christian Associations
of Pennsylvania will couvene at East
Liberty (Pittsburgh), September 27th
to 30th, inclusive. Theff are over 160
Associations in this State, being ono-
sixth of nil the organizations in the
United States and British rroviuces.
The increased" growth and prosperity
of these associations promise to make
the convention a large and interesting
gathering. II. C. More, of New York,
Sec'y of the International Committee,
C. M. Morton, of Chicago, Stato Sec'y
of the Association of Illinois, and oth
ers from abroad, are expecting to bo
in attendance. A full representation
is expected from tho Railway, Col
lege and German Associations. En
tertainment will be provided for all
regularly accredited delegates. For
further information address S. A. Tag
gart, State Sec'y Y. M. C. A., Pitts
burgh, Pa.
Mr. C. L. Ilanna, formerly of
West Hickory, this county, now of
Boulder City, Colorado, has our thanks
for late files of Colorado papers. Mr.
Hanua is engaged in the hardware
business in Boulder City, and, we
should judge from his advertisement
that he has a large establishment and
is doing a good business. Wc also
notice in one of these papers, a long
description of the dedication of the
Univeisity of Colorado, in "that city,
which is uu immense institution, and
h the present pride and joy of Boul
der. Well, loug life, happiness, pros
perity and success generally both to
Charley and to the Uuiversity of Col
orudo.
Again has the American Team
gottou away with the "bloody foreign
crs," by some 97 points. The Ameri
can Rifle Team has never been beat
en, although it came vciy near it ou
ono occasion. There is a large uuni
ber of long range uns in this section,
and wo know of no more rational
amusement than getting a team to
gether and practicing at long range.
It was r.t op time supposed that we
would have a sportsmen's club with a
glass ball trap, &c, here, but not
enough interest was manifested to
make it a success.
"Ono man's meat is another man's
poison,'' is well illustrated by the fact
that the farmeis of the West are grum
bling at t'ie low price of Wheat, while
the nusses at the East are murmuring
at tha price of flour, w hich they would
have considerably cheaper if thej
could. So'itgoea: the consumer wants
tli 3 articles the producer produces, at
lower figures, und the producer wants
higher figures for the articles which
he produces and which the consumer
consumes. Perhaps tho best way to
settle this vexed problem is. to get up
another strike.
The strike of tho miners at Haz
elton, Pa., is ended, the demand of
tho strikers having been acceded to.
It is very seldom nowadays that strikes
are ended in that way. It is also not
icable that thoso who took part in tho
late strikes, particularly tho ring-leaders,
are losing their places right along.
Boss Tweed has been making
somo "divulgements," implicating sev
eral prominent citizens in bribery
caes. Whether his confessions will
do hioi any good is for the future to
dutci'iuiac. There is uot now that vio
lence of feeling against the o!d chap
that there vos wheu h'j was
tuied.
firtt cap-
Tho work of laying new rails on
tho P. T. & B. R. R., is progressing,
notwithstanding tho large number of
freight trains which aro passing over
the road. Walking over Mr. Chad
wick's division a few days ago, we
noticed that the track was in prime
condition and that new rails had been
laid on a good portion of it. It is not
a tima now fur new railroads on
account of the general trepidation of
capitalists, but the roads already Tun
ing will probably nil be put iu good
sliHpe this season.
It's about time for Uncle Billy
Grove to put in an appearance. The
deer nro restless and apparently await
ing his arrival. Although Uncle Bil
ly is uot tho dead shot ho used to be,
on account of his failing eyesight, yet
it is not safe for a deer to come with
in a hundred yards of bin in tho sea
son. It is sani that near aro trying to
be plenty this year, and this will give
the old gentleman a chance to exer
cise bis ingenuity in the construction
of bear-traps.
District Attorney Irwin desires us
to state that it is important that all
Justices of the Peace in the county
should send in their transcripts right
away, as tho law requires their recep
tion by the District Attorney some
days (we have forgotten the number)
beforo Court. We believe there is a
penalty attached to the neglect to
comply with this provision, so that nil
our 'Squires will ut once sec tho neces
sity of sendicg in the said transcript.
M. Smith, formerly'.! watch-mak
er in this place, who left here proba
bly two or more years ago, has writ
ten to one of the boys, from Deadwood,
Black Hills, to the elFoet that he lus
invested in some mining property
there, and also in a pick and shovel,
and proposes to fight it out on that
line until Jie is overtaken hy death or
a large fortune. He will have tho bsst
wishes of his old chums hero that he
may be overtaken by the latter calam
ity. , - .
The Erie Conference meets at
Fredonin, N. Y., next Wednesday.
Rav. Allen preached his farewell ser
mon on Suud iy evening last to a good
audience. He leaves this place with
the good wishes of all, and it is our
wish that ho may get a good charge if
he doesn't come back here. He iu a
young man of ability, and we predict
will yet make his mark in the profes
sion which he has chosen. .
Rev. Elliot, who attended the
fair at Sugar Grove last week, iuforms
us that the exhibition was a grand suc
cess, every department being filled
with the choicest of its kind. Petrol
eum V. Nasby delivered the address
on Friday last, and was listened to by
about 8,000 people. It was the opin
ion of most of the hearers that Petro
leum is a better writer thau speaker.
"J. J. M." is again writing for the
Derrick, and yesterday had a full re
port of the sermon of Rev. Fred.
Evans ou the "Sunday Question," iu
which the Rev. gentleman takes the
broad ground that the 4.h Command
ment is null and void, nnd of no effect
whatever. Rev. Dr. Eaton will reply
to the daring young agitator soon.
The Derrick of Monday morning
6ays : "Score one more for petroleum.
A gentlemni resi ling at Bradford in
forms a repre&entutive of the Derrick
that ho cured his children, four in
number, ot diphtheria, hy administer
ing to them a folutiou of resin aud re
fined petroleum.
This is the first month in which
you can eat oysters according to the
game law. Jim. Font's has left our
shores, aud it is an open question
whether or nat any one will have
courage enough to bring ou those
large, delioious tub oysters wherewith
Jas. used to make the hearts of the
people glad.
We hear a good deil of com
plaint among farmers and others in
regard to tho potato rot, which ap
pears to have attacked the crop gen
erally throughout this section. The
potato bug is a terror, but the rot is a
honor. How to remedy this evil de
ponent sayeth uot.
The hauling of staves to our de
pot from the mills out toward Tylers
burg continues with unabated vigor.
We have no information as to the
amount of staves shipped here, but
there are a dozen or mote teams eu-
L gaged constantly in hauling.
The deer season comes in on the
first of next month, and remains in
force until January 1st. Tho' pheas
ant is aUo lawful flerdi dutin the earns
i lime.
On some portions of to ...
gheny above hero, tho bass fishing is
reported excellent. Metzgar, at Ir
vineton is taking good strings of them.
Peterson1 $ Magazine for October is
to hand, and its reputation as the best
ladies' magazine extant is fully sus
tained. The steel engraving "The
Kiss," and the colored fashion plate
aro marvels of beauty, and the read
ing matter is fresh nnd intertaining.
Terms 82 a year. Address Chas. J.
Peterson, 30G Chestnut St., Philadel
phia. TEACHEREXAMI NATIONS.
Marienvillc, October 3.
Clarington, October 5.
Tionesla, October 13.
Neillsburg, October 14.
West Hickory, October 15.
Newtown Mills, October 17.
Nebraska, October 19.
The examinations will be partly
oral, and Directors arc invited to be
present, as it will give an opportunity
for them to judge of the qualifications
of teachers. Teachers are requested to
be preseut promptly at 9 o'clock A.
M. No applicants admitted after that
hour. II. S. Bkockway,
Sup't Public Schools.
"Wo will pay cash on delivery at
our mill in Tionesta, for white oak
stavo 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
f;., $4 00. Heading bolts must be
made from timber at least 20 inclus
in diameter. Office at Lawrence
House. J. II. DniucKBON it Co
27tf
DENTISTRY.
Dr. S. J. Fisher, Dentist, of Union
City, Pa., formerly of Warren, will be
at Tionesta, at tho Lawrence House,
ou Sept. 22d, to remain one week
during Court week.
He will be prepared to do nil work
pretaining t his profession in a thor
ough and skillfull manner.
Good reference given. 21-St
Aro you going to the Sea Side, or
are you there already ? In either case
procure some of Glmin's Sulphur Soap.
ifyouwoull increase the luxury of
the bath, render your skin w hite anr
healthy, and remove freckles or sun
burn. Sold by all Druggists.
Hill's Hair & Whisker Dve, black
or brown, 50 cts. 21-4t
For Stoves, Stove-Pipe and Stove
Castings, jo to Robiusou & Bonner's
21 3t.
TIONESTA lVllltlOTiS
COUKKCTKD KVERY TUESDAY,
Bv Robinson & Bonner, Dealers in
General Merchandise.
Flour y, barrel - $7.00S.OO
Flour '(I sack, best - - - 2.00
Corn Moal, 100 Bh 1.75
Choo feed 1.00
Ityo "f bushel -
Oats New bushel - 38(j$40
Corn, shelled - - - - -
Beans t bushel - - - 2.00(,3.00
Hani, snirar cured ... - 14
Breakfast Bacon, sugar cured - - 13
Shoulders 10
WhitellMh, half-barrels - - - 6.00
Lake herriny: half-barrels - - 3.75
Susar ..... 1012i
Syrup 75 1.00
N. O. Molasses .... 73 (ft 90
Boast Rio Coffeo ... 25(53:
BioCotlVo, 25(,2
Java Coffee. ..... 35
Tea - .451.00
Butter 1S&20
Bine 10
Eggs, fresh - - - - -14
Salt l.M2.00
Lard 12(oU3
Iron, common bar ... - 3.00
Nails, 10;l, fi keg .... 3.00
rotatf.es, New .... 40()50
Limo -t bid. -.- - - - 1.75
D"ied Apples per lh - - - 6fi,8
Dried Beef - 1718
Xew A lcerliaententn.
ltKOISTKIl'M ObTICE, FoKKSTCo., Pa.
TVTotico is hereby riven that 1411 Berlin
li Administrator of the estate of Paul
Berlin deceased, has tiled his first and li
nal account in this othce anil tho samo
will be presented at our next Court for
conurmation.
I. W. Clark, Register.
Tionesta, Aug. 7, 177.
A 1 in I ii 1 s t ru iiv"s Notice.
TVTOTIOIO is hereby given that letters of
xi Administration ou the estatu oi Jane
14. Clark, late of the borough of Tionesta
Forest county, Pa., deceased, have been
LTiauted to tho undersigned, residing in
wiid borough. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make payment
aud thuso having claims or demands
against it will present tho same, duly pro
bated, without uelav, to
SAMUEL CLABK. Administrator.
20-dt or his Att'y, M i i.v.a W. Ta ti:
J
or, WOHK of all kinds done at thU of-
fii-o v 1 1' .it notice,
WllKRKAH, 'I !( In -.J. i.-
'resident Juilirn of tlm Omrt ! ' -
tnon I'loas hikI QtiartcT.NrKsion in sik! lor
tlio county of Forest, lias issued IiIk pro-
opt for lioldinirR Court or (.ommon j'loas
Quarter Session, Ac, nt Tionoxta, for
tho County of Forost, to ronunenco r.n the
onrth MoikIhv ot !sort. next, noinir tho
21lli day of Sept. 1S77. Notion is therefore
pi von to tho Coroner, Justioonof tho Voroo
anil Constat Ic-h of sttid eonnty, thntthovlo
then nwl there in their proper persons nt
ton o'clock, A. M., of wul (lav, with their
rocords, inquisitions oxundiiHtions nnd
other remembrances, to do thoso thinirs
w Inch to tlioir ollices appertain to no clone.
and tothoso whoare lioimd in recognizance
to prosecute against the prisoners that nro
orshall lioin tho jail of KoroM County, that
they be then nnd there present to prosecute
HKii"Nt tliem as shall bo just, fiivon un
der uiv hand nnd seal A. 1. 177.
JUSTIN Slf AWKKY, Slierill.
TRIAL LIST, SEPT. TERM, 1877.
PnoTiioxoTAnv's Or kick, 1
Foukht Co.. Pa i
N o. Tr. Vr.
1. Terressa Boborti ot td vs.
J. J. Fisher 1G Sop. 72
2. John A. Proper for uso vs.
J. W. II. Beisitiger ot at
Administrators 127 May ?U
". (Jonrgo Morgan ts. Elinor
N. Lacy 21 Feb. 70
4. Jacob Cospor vs. Justitj
Shawkoy 77 Sep. 70
5. Solden Whitman vs. J. W.
If. Beisingor ct ai ndm'rs 43 Ioc. 70
G. J. W. McFivrland vs. C. 14.
McCray 22 Fob. 77
7. Juo. P. Carr vs. J. W. Car
son 37 Sop. 70
8. Nancv Dawson's Bdm'rM vs.
S. A. lialo 3S Sep. 70
0. It. O. Carson vs. Garvoy
Thompson 12 Feb. 77
10. O. W. Dean vs. J. II. Ding-
man ot id 1 May i j
11. Ifol?nS. Thomas ot il vs.
J. A. Proper otal 3 Sep. it
12. Win. Patterson et ul vs. W.
Patterson 4 Sep. 7
13. La.nrus Mover vs. S. II.
f laslot ot al 12 May 7
14. Adams, Meldrum it Co vs.
TheSuperior liUini'orCo hep. it
15. Thomas Butter X, Co. vs.
Tho Superior Lumber Co IS hep. it
10. The Superior Lumber Co.
vs. 1 . J. an meson cioi o amy 1 1
17. J. H. Derickson A: Co. vs.
Philetus Thompson et al 0 lce. ti
P. W. CLABK, Prothonotary.
Tionesta, Pa., Aug. 30, 1877.
SHERI FF'S SALE.
BY YlBTUEof a writ of Fieri Facias
issued out of tho Court of Common
l'lens of Forest oountv and to me directed.
there will bn exposed to sale by public
vendue or outcry, at tho Court House, in
tho borough of Tionesta. on
MONDAY, HEPTEMBEB24, A. D. 1S77,
at 10 o'clock, a. m., the following describ
ed real estate, to-wit:
W. It. Heath anUSiebort Bullion, Ex
ecutors, etc., vs. Peter Sibble, No. 31 Sept.
Term, IS77. Tate. All that certain piece
or parcel of land situate- in Kingsley town
ship, Forest county, Pennsylvania, bound
ed and described as follows, to-wit: Be
ginning at a post on the south line of John
Dice, tho same being riinety-threo rods
from tho southwest corner of said John
Dice's land, on the course, north, forty
four dogrees cast, thence by south line of
said Dice's land and the line of John Hun
ter's land, north forty-iivo degrees oast,
two hundred and sixty-ono and one-half
perches to a post, thonco by other land of
John Dice, north forty-threo degrees wost
ticveutv-fonr perches to a post on lino of
land lately owned by Hon. C. W. Gilfi.len.
thence bv lino of land now or lately owned
by tho said Hon. C. W. Oillillon, south
forty-seven and a half dogrees west, two
hundred and sixtv three and one-half por
ches to a post, thence south forty-six do
grees cast, eighty-live perches to tho place
beginning. Containing one hundred and
thirty acres of land more or loss, and bo
Ing part of warrant numbered Fivo thou
sand ono hundred and ninety-three.
There being erected thereon a frame
d willing house ono and one-half atorioa
high, a frame barn and other outbuildings
and about forty acres of cleared land.
Taken in execution and to bo sold as tho
property of Peter Sibble at the suit of W.
B. Ilcaih and Sicbcrt Bnrhon, Executors,
etc.
Terms cash.
Jl'STIS SIIAWKEY, Shoritr
Sheriff's Ollico, Tionesta, Pa., Sept. 4, lt-77.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
1 1 Y VIB.TUE of a writ of Leva; I Facias
D issued out of the Court ot Common
Picas of Forest County, and to mo direct
ed, there will bo exposed to sale by public
vendue or ouicrv, at mo louit iaouse, in
tho borough of J lonesla, on
MONDAY, SEPT. 24th, A. D., 1877,
at 10 o'clock A. M.,the following described
real estate, to-wit :
Jared M. Brush et al.. Administrators
for uso McNoal Dean fc Co. vs S. A. Craig.
Xo. :). Sent. Term. 1877. Davis. The un
divided one-half of two certain tracts of
land situate in the Township ot Ureen,
County of Forest and State of Pennsylva
nia, bounded ana aoscriDoaas ioiiowh, viz
Betrinninir at tho northwest corner of War
rant No. fPW. south 40i east 541 peaches :
north 474 oust ti'.xi perches; north 4!
wost 541 porches j south 47J west 0!)0
porches to place of beginning. Containing
loot) acres and allowance. Taken in exe
cution and to be sold as tho property ot S
A. Craig at tho suit of Jarnd M. Brush et
al., Administrators, tor ui-o Rlerfcat uean
it Co.
Terms cash.
Jl'STIS SIIAWKEY, Sheriff.
Sheritl 's Ollico, Tionesta, Pa., Sept. 6, 177
Administratrix Notice.
Letters of Administration on the cs
tato of John A. Dalo late of the Bor
ouirh of Tionesta, Forest, County, doocas
od, having been this day granted to tho
undersigned, notice is hereby given to all
persons indebted to said estate to make
imniediato payment, and those having
claims or demands against tho same will
present them to tho undersigned, proper
ly authenticated for settlement,
tit E, O. DA LIC, Administratrix.
Tionesta, July 2(5, 1S77.
J. M. MVlll'lIY,
SlIiKClIANT TAILOlt,
TIOXESTA, PA.
Mr. J. M. Murphy, lata of New York
City, has taken rooms in the Jauiiosou
Building, north of Central House, and is
prepared to do anything iu tho line in
lirst-class manner. He has held the posi
tion ol'CuttiT in sonic of tho host houses
iu England and tho United States, and is
confident that ho can give satisfaction.
Suits cut aud made from f 10 to f l'-i and tils
guaranteed. ConpctUiou delicti. 15-tiin
)C Fancy Mixed Cards, 10c. post-paid.
3 Address J. V. Bmckway A Co., Wil
son, Niagara Co., N. Y. 114
ornscBlBEfortho Forevt Ropnblloan
Oil mil pay.
itKO STAMP For circular
PARKER BRtfS
WEST MERlDEN.CT.
STATE MANAGEMENT
nnd i". dailv (('oration over 37 years.
eu5,oooe'
FOB
TUESDAY. OCt. 10 and 27, 177.
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Chartered for Educational Institutions:
Under charter no postponement can ever
occur. All prizes paid in full. Official
list of drawn numbers published in X. Y.
Herald, N. Y. Sun, and Louisville Courier-Journal
Circulars containing full particulars free.
Address SIMMONS A DICKENSON,
Manager's Ollico, 72 3d St., Louisville, K v.
i-ti-Similar Allotments on the 13th mid
last days of every month during the voar:
23 4t
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is not easily earned in those times
but it can be ma le in three months
by any one of either sex, in any
part of tho country who is willing to work
steadily at tho employment that wo fur
nish, fiit) per week in vour own town:
You need not bo away from homo over
night. Yon can give vour whole time to'
tho work or only your sparo moments. It
costs nothing to try tho business. Terms
and $ij Outfit free Address at onco. II.
Hali.ktt iV. Co., Portland, Maine. 44-ly
II
FOR AN ACRE !
Oftho Best Land in America, near tho
OreatLnion Pacilio Bailroad.
A FARM FOR 200 DOLLARS
in easy payment with low rates of Interest.
HECUltE Irr IS'OAV
Full information sent free, address
O. F. DAVIS,
Land Agent, U. P. 1. It., Omaha, Nob.
$3(l!77A wot'k 10 Agents. ?10
VflaftJii I Onth t Free.
P. O. Vick-
cry, Augusta, Me.
18-H
N. F. BURNHAAr 1874
WATER-WHEEL
Is declared tho "Standard Turbine," by
ducod. New nainnhlet. free. X. F.
BUBXIIAM, York, Pa.
JACKSON'S
BEST AND ABOVE ALL.
Those brands of sweet navy are acknowl
edged by all to bo the finest ehowing to
baceo on tho market.
Sold by all dealers. Send for sample to
tho manufacturers, C. A. JACKSON ifc
CO., Petersburg, Va.,
O. F. Wardle, General Agent, 3 & 5 S.
Water St., Philadelphia, Pa.
CHEW-SMOIC&
'MATCHLESS
FINEST riuflf TOBACCO
1.. . l.A It-Mi. I A;ti- . rv.
... i.ui iii, iv runiti
TAKE X'ffc fftTIIVl,
FOR BALK lit ALT. DEALER I
J.N PI.VO.
THE P10W EEFt TOBACCO CO. 'BR0.DKLYW. M. fc
EVERY Scientist, -Architect, Builder,
Tinsmith and Property Owner should
have a copy of the practical treatise on
LIGHTNING PROTECTION, just issued
by tho undersigned. It exposes tho seri
ous defects of the lightning jods now erect
ed, and gives explicit directions for prop
erly protecting buildings, ships, oil tanks,
steam boilers, wooden bridges, telegraph
apparatus, etc. It shows and describes a
simple method by which metal roofs and
rain pipes, or other suitablo metallic con
ductors about buildings, will effect abso
lute protection. Sent by mail, postage
prepaid, on rocoint of ?l..r0. Henry W.
Spong, Reading, Penna. 11 4
DRmyiRDSTb")?!
C. O. BE ICRS, M. D. (formerly of Bos.
ton) has n harmless euro for INTEMPE--RANOE,
which can bo given without tho
knowledge of tho patient. Also (-no for tho
OPIUM HABIT,
Permanent cures guaranteed in both.
Si nd stamp for evidence. Ask druggist-i
for it. Address BEERS it CO., Birming
ham, Conn. 11 41
THE BLACK HILLS,
By II. N Magtiiro, who has spout 1
years in this region. latest accounts of
Gold and Sil"or prospect, Agricultural
and Grazing resources, Climate, Hunting,
Fishing, Indians, and Settlers' adventures
with them. Mining and Wild W'eutoru
Life, Iho Waterfalls, Boiling Geysers, nu
blo scenery, immense Gorges, etc., With
27 line illustrations, and new map. Price,
only 10 cents. Hold by all Nowsdealcis,
or sent post-paid lor 12 cents by Donnel
ley, Loyd A Co., Publishers, Chicago, HI.
A GREAT OFFER!
Wo will during
these hard times
disitoso of UK! Pianos und Organs, upwmi i
1Y FIVE
second-hand of tlrst-class makers luclud I
ing Waters' at lower prices for cash or b
stallmt'iits or to let until paid for than ev
er before offered. Waters' Grand S(piai.
and L'pright Pianos and Organs (inelud
ing their new Sovueir and Boudoir) an
tho best made. 7 Octavo Pianos 1,MI. 7j
do Sltiii not used a year. "-" Slop Organ
$;u. 4 Stops $,'. 7 Stops fci.7. KHtoi ?.'.
10 Stops 12 Stops 8100 cash, not ui
a year, in perfect order ami warranttv
Iocal trave.imr nuenis wanted, lllustn.
ted Catalogues' Mailed. A libeihl discoun
to Teachers, MinUto!", Churches, et,
Shoot music ut hall price. Hoiare Waei
V Sons, Manufacturers, and Desbu, i
k:ul 1 lib Si., I "P'i;il-, S. . 7