rj-orwt glfjmMiciut.
uki)m;si).yb:oimg, opt. 3i, ;&77.
BOKOUOHOFFICEKS.
Jlurfess-ii. W. Konussox.
f yincUmrn P. I. Thomas, H. .1. Nefloy
Wm. Kichurds, D. K. Knox, A. . Kelly,
- U. A. ltandall.
J n.t tec of the. Ponce I). S. Knox, C. A.
fUlKlltll.
f ,b n slut) to. 1 1 . Swa yirurt
Hnhnot Directors -II. II. May, IT. O. Pa
Vls, O. W. UobiiiMon, T. J. Va'iiGiosen, D.
V. (.Murk, W. 15. Putin.
TORKST COUNTY OFFICERS.
President, Judge fj. D. Wktmoik.
yt.iaori'ife Judges Jvh. G. Dai.k, Ed
WAim K'KltK,
Treasurer H. J. Skti.ky.
Protlionotnry, Register Recorder, dc
J. V. Clark'.
Sheriff Justih Shawk ky.
Cofninissinners-Kl.l ' DkrMN, Isaac
' IjOnii, .ToHJf'IlKrif. '
'' County SiipcrintcndrifI. S.' RnocK-
XVAY.
District Attorney H. P. Irvi
Jury Commissioners Jf. ',. ToWNKU,
Lyman Cook.
County NiirvetfarT. P. Collins.
fSironrr M. Ittki., Jr.
Cotmtu A uditors Nimot.AS Thomt
fon. J. H. Nkit.t., II. A. ', it k sn fix.
Member of Congress -U AllKY WllITK.
Assembly J. 1. Aonkw.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
John Reck is about to buiM nn
addition to the rear of bis bouse, tn
cover bis new well, which was put
down n couple, (if weeks ago, and which
caved in about ten feet from the bot
tom, nearly burying John Tietsworth
without tho usual ceremonies. The
addition is to bo finished off to cjrrcs
pood with tho house.
Mr. J. T. Brenuan has built a new
'portico to the front of hi3 bouse, and
put up n neat lattico on the south side,
all of which adds materially to tho
look3 of the property. We take this
occasion to thank Mr. B. for two very
fine squashes, which be left with us a
few days ago.
Oil is down to a figura which has
a tendency to 'make producers look
Forost County Oil New3.
There is positively no oil news this
week. Tho contractors are Rlill drill
ing at the Woods Heirs' well, and Mr.
Baldwin, tho .Superintendent, has gone
to New York to consult with tho ad
ministrators of the estate relative to
putting down more wells on the tract.
All other ventures remain in data quo.
Cornwt-ll's ritr, on Dutch Hill will be
finished by Saturday, and drilling will
commence next week.
From the News we learn that some
Tidiouto parties are about to com
mence operations near Dawson's, four
miles up the river from this place.
Tho Pittsburgh Dispatch of a late
date tell of ft man named Cunning
ham, arrivingfin that city a short time i,ue. it dosed last night at $1.98i
since, from the Black Hills having Terbaps we had better defer develop-
walked all the way ; further, that lie meats for a few months. Five or six
was a resident of Forest county, and 0f those big wells we are going to get
had left hero some thre years ago. WOuld rull the market down so that it
Does anybody know the man, and has take all the production to pay for
he yet reached home ? F. L.. Allison, pUmpiUg th0 wells.
A late letter receive! from Dr
TKM PEKANCK I.KCTUKE
POSTPONED !
who has been on a scoot to tho Black
Hills for several months past, lias
Started back by water, in a john-boat
with u couple of companions, according
to a letter from him in last week's
Press. Ho will have '2503 miles to
travel to reacdi St. Louis, where he ex
pects to land about the 1st of Decem
ber. So far as tho rocora shows, no
citizen of this countv has made an ev-
In Ihe Forest iYc of last week Rev.
II. Payne, of Buinbridge, New York,
ranee in the Presbyterian Church this crlast.ng fortune in the Black Hills
evening. Wc received a letter from Mr. S. S. Holbrook, of Cincinnati,
i.:' t .i -xr- t t p.,un t.fTvlprn. called on us last week. He confirms
lilirtr. oil Mondav. Btatimr that the the report that ho has disposed of all
Rev. Pavne had been unavoidably de- his Forest county property to Mr. T.
laved, and would not be here until the D. Collins, but says that this will not
7th of November, and dewing us to binder his coming up to kcc the coun-
.nnnounco that the lecture would not try occasionally. Mr. II. has, among
come off us announced. We are sorry other good things, a couple of pure
for the occurrence, and hope to hear blood AUerney cows, the progeny of
from Itev. Payne some time in the which all seem destined to como into
Forest County. Messri. Wheeler, Col
lins, and Keisler, of Hickory township,
each have one of these beautiful little
animals, f.nd more are coming. Their
pedigreo is recorded in the proper
place for such records, and oau be seen
by any one who will take the trouble.
The parents of Mr. Holbrook 8 cows
Ailu i c.
Key. Elliot wi nreacli in the
Presbyterian Church, on Sunday next
morning and evening. Sabbath School
nt 3 o'clock r. M.
It is cold, wet, dreary and disa-
Price's family, of West Chester, states
that a consultation of the leading phy
sicians of that city was held in regard
to tho case of Col. Thomas, and that
the conclusion reached was that he
would iievcr be any better than be
now is. His wife will probably start
for West Chester next Tuesday.
R. B. Brown, be of the Clarion
Democrat, is'one of the most successful
operators in the Clarion region. He
bus several pood wells, and a lot of
----- o
prime oil territory. If his luck don't
desert him for a couple of years, he
will be as wealthy us tho rest ef us
newspaper chaps.
At last we have some glorious
news from our sportsmen. For ihe
last three or four days they have been
bringing in good strings of pigeons.
None are shot very close to town ; wc
believe they are captured somewhere
about tho Mealy settlement iuTiouesta
township.
The President has appointed
Thursday, November 29th, as a day of
National thanksgiving and prayer.
The Governors of the various States
Kunkcl's "ParfumedoPari," tho
pleasanter-t and . most delightful per
fume extant, fr salo at Bovard .
Price 75 cts. per bottle. This is no
tioinj;st.a. :MvVititirj.
cortnrccTKD every Tuesday,
By Robinson & Bonner, Dealers in
General Merchandise.
cheap, scented trumpery, but is a stan- yom. -p bam 1
dard and lasting article. tf. Flour r s'k, best
a. rT "rii:i." n. m, J Jlnckwhrat Flour, per cwt.
I fVirn Awml 100
made ly ino national ouver-i iau::g crj,oi f.ol
Co., 104 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, in Ky0 bushel
our columns. Their silver-ware is Onta New bushel "
l,oo,,;r,.l .,! fnlltr .in f,i Ktiirwlnrd. Corn, ear
, . n- -i i l J Hpis bushel
aiHi iiieir generous oner is utmmu.c jram. unsrar cured
to all the readers of this paper lor Breakfast liacon, sugar cured
uinetv divs after date. 27tf Shoulders
' .... ..... i tr t
rr. ir..i .11- T.--I-. . ,!. MVIlUeilflll, IliUI-uuri
iry ivuiiKeis xenuiu i w.u LbUo hcrrill)I half-barroU
handkeichiet. rorsaloat liovaru r. Sucrar
Syrup -
N. O. MolasscH
Roant Ttlo CofToo
Rio Cotton, '
Java Cofleo
Ti
I will give $50 reward for tho ar- jitter
rest and return of Samuel A. Varner, Rico
who broke jail on the night of Oct. 1, Ekk, fresh
1877. r.:,i
Also. S25 for the arrest and return
Iron, common bar
of Frank Sanford, who also escaped Nails, lOd, keg
the same niht.
Jlstis Sir.vwKtcY, bhcrifl.
Tioneata, Pa., Oct. 2, 1877.
$75 REWARD 1
liUOKi: J Alt,.
New Buckwheat Hour at Robin
son & Bonner's. 2G 4t
Potatoes, New
Liino H bbl.
Dried Apples per U
Dried lloef
?7.00S.OO
2.00
3 )". 4.00
- 1.75
- l.fiO
75
8fa40
M0i 35
2.00(3.00
15
- in
10
- coo
3.75
10(5,121
75 Qi, 1.00
- 75 Gj.90
25$32
- t22S
35
.45(1.00
- 25(2.28
10
. 20
1.102.00
- 12(3,15
- 3.00
- 3.00
- 40(50
- 1.75
- 8(3.10
17(ilS
New Advertisements.
greeable, this morning
il ra. Vll. IIIOIIUI.1 una muicn mm ncic ""p"""' " " ., .... . .. r
I 1 . . .1 nnnA.Al 1 nnnnmf Iho fi'tnin limp. Ufl
the new house on Helen bt. Ihe old a very aiiectionaie uisposuion, auu - 4. , . . .
mvn richer milk than anv other breed. nB IIUU11S" l" """e
tm
Tho fresh milk is almost like cream.
Fruit tree men have been making
deliveries bee receutlv. This seems
to be a good poiut for operations in
that liue. Of course there are those
homestead by the river is vacant.
Reports from Jas. Foncs say that
bo" is getting along very well, considci
iiifT the severity of his accident. He
is expected in Tionestu this wcik.
Mr. G. W. Dithridgc has moved
bis family to Pittsburgh to Ppcnd the
win tor. It is probable that they will
lie back again in tho spring.
It in rumored that Hon. S. Newton
lVttia, of Mcadvillc is to represent the
. Si ii r- Snanfled Banner at Peru. IIo's
ft o
a civil service reformer Pettis is.
Tho manufacture of kraut is very
brisk at prrsdM. It always -increases
in brisknes3 about the time that Hal
low-E'en approaches.
Tbin. Black killed a d.-er with
bird-shot last week, near Little Tio
aiesln. We also heard that Jas. Hud
dfesoii made auother deer bite the dust
last week.
ruation of Gov. Hartrauft when it U
issued.
The Forest and Stream and Ilod
and Gun, is the very best paper pub
lished for devotees of either tiie rod or
It is a 24-page journal, pub
i - i i
to lift them when they como on,
they are of that class who will buy
anything that offers if they can only
get "time on it, trusting to luck to
enable them to meet tho bills when
they become due. Luck generally
goes back ou them, and thus the time
eventually comes when they have no
credit whatever
Geo. Bluerock, of Minister, was
in town on Monday, and embraced the
orjnortunitv to leave us a fino lot of
patatoes and a big pumpkin. Jle looks
heartier, happier, and ia every way
better than he did four years ago, when
Ln lmnm I'rnm Afi&unnrl Willi fl
IIKJ VillUU i.V.i.w . v. . . ...... , -
n..!ft will nrobablv celebrate her p.....:i u,l i;.tin .h.W nn ,iie ihe artists are lllman M brothers, ana
" " 1 y oitft Jiimn mi.m v..-.., I . . . , tin.
' thanksgiving this year ..without Tur- in3 himself Wo thillk it6ofe t0 pre. they have engraved it (.size incnes
. . ' 1 . I 91 nrp v fur Ihia MntrH7.infi.
key. When the ZUtn proximo comes di , that Gcorce is anclored in Forest "J ' 1 J . .
Id all rive thanks that we arc f.,llllt tn Kt!iv ,..;,, us henceforth. 1 he Pure represents the
' " I -V v .. j J - ' I
and nobody about here is borry.
Gen. Harry White, Member of
Congress for this District, has beeu
made a member of the Committe on
Mililary Affairs, a position which he
is peculiarly qualified to fill. Col.
Simon, a 12-year old son of Selden Watson, of Warrtn, U a member of
Whitman, bad bis right arm broken the Committee on Expenditures of the
near tho elbow, on Sunday last, while Post-Oflico Department, and also of Peterson, 306 Chestnut Street, Pbila
scuflliug with some other boys. Dr. the Committee on Agriculture, home ucipnia, ra.
. a at l--l,.-A-ti n t 1 r 1 til
Coburn reduced the Iracturo, ana re- ou bills were onerecl on Monday last, PUIJIIC
.i 11 I-.. 1 I, :, ..- .. !n,l I
jioitrineuoy uo.ogen. ann um .u. u i There will be exposed to sale at the
t . ii . I-... I
The oyster season ia here, dui me busmou
.oysters have not yet made their
. i
...I,.. ....1,. i.ug Xrn iitm oro nnt. nblf 11,0 buu
u... iisnea weesiy, uuu is chulk-juh ui
matter which canuot fail to interest
ill readers, and is almost indispcnsible
to any who fisli or huut. Its answers
to correspondents each week contains
information which can be derived from
no other source without the expendi
ture of a great deal of money. Terms
g4 a year. Address Forest and Stream
Publishing Co., No. Ill Fulton St.,
New York.
The Premium Eugraviug, issued
by Peterson's Magazine for 1878, is of
rare excellence and beauty. It i9 a
first-class line and stipple engraving,
executed in the highest style of art.
A good domestic Sulphur bath
can bo instantly prepared by taking a
cuko of Glenn's Sulphur Soap into the
bath tub. Such an expedient will, to
use a slang phrase, "knock the spots
off" any victim of cutaneous blemish
es. Sold by all Druggists 25 cents.
HiU'a Hair & Whisker Dye, black or
brown, 50 cts. 20 5t
JIOA'KY.
We will pay cash on delivery at
our mill va Tionesta, for white oak
stave and heading bolts at the 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 bo
made from timber at least 20 inches
in diameter. Office at Lawrence
House. J. H. Dkrickson & Co.
27lf
E. F. Kunkel'B Bitter Wine of Iron.
K. F. Kunkers celebrated Rittor Wine
of Iron will cliectually euro liver com
nlaint. iaundico. dyspepsia, chronic or ncr
voua debility, chronic diarrlioua, disease of
tlio Kidneys anu an uiseascs arising lruin
a disordered liver, stomach or intestines.
miolv as constipation, llatulcnce, inward
piles, fullness of blood to the head, acidity
of tho stomach, nausea, heartburn, disgust
for food, fullness or wciuht in tho stom
ach, soro eructations, sinking or fluttering
at tho pit of tho stomach, swimming of tho
bead, hurried or dillicult breathing. Mut
tering at the heart, choking or Biiilocating
sensation when in a lying posture, dim
ness of vision, dots or wobs boforo tho
sight, dull pain in tho head, deficiency of
perspiration, yellowness oi me sum hiiu
eves, pain in tho sido. bac!', head, chost,
limbs, etc., Kiidden Hushes of heat, burn-
THE PARKER GU
SEND STAMP FOR CIRCULAR
PARKER BRtfS
WEST MERIDEN.CT.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!
SOMETHING
THAT INTERESTS YOU!
INSECURITY OF
OUR PUBLIC BUILDINGS
Prisoners Have Escaped
Largo Rewards Offered!
READ! READ! READ!
TT Is well known to all that rturing tno
..out turn vrnra In t.xrt for VCIirs OrevioUS
hard timos has been gradually tightening
his grip upon us; that our incomes grew
'beautifully less," and as a result we must
practice greater economy, i non me ques
Hmi nrisins. Iiow can this be done? tho an
swer to which has prompted tho writing of
this short article. JN early two years since,
wo finiraired in tho Urocory and rrovision
riiisinoss in this place, and how well we
have succeeded in bringing tho prieo of
that class of goods to their propor value,
as sold in neighboring cities, wo leave to
tho surrounding community to decide;
enough lor us to know that our business
has increased beyond our most sanguine
anticipations. To accommodate tno Jiuo-
ingintho flesh, constant imaginings of ral patronage extended to us, yo have ro
TTHSTIDIEIR,
SJ ATE MANAGEMENT
and In daily operation over 37 ye;ws
S15.000S
. Full
Tlf HSDA V. 6ct. hi and 127, 1S77'.
KENTUCKY
STATE AliLOTJIKXl'
OF
$67,025 IN PRIZES I
1 Prlao of. ..$ir.,doo'
1 Prizo of K,00n
1 Prize of. ... fi.000
1 Prize of 2,500
1 Priz.0 of 2,50(f
iaS!l Other ?is amounting to 44,029
Total 507 .ra.
Whole TlrkcH, 3 1 .Ot)( AO Wbnlo TlrkctH for
to; lOO Whole Ticket, OO. J
Chartered for Kducational Institutions
Under charter no postponeniont can ever '
occur. All prizes paid In full. Oflicial j
list of drawn numbers published in N. Y. I
Herald, N. Y. Sun, and Louisville Cour- i
ier-Journal J
Circulars containing full particulars free.
Address SIMMONS A D1CICKNKON,
Manager's Ofllco. 72 3d St., Louisville, Ky
i-y,Similar AUotmcnU on tlio loth ami
last days of every month during the year.
2:1 4t
Is not easily earned in theso times
but it wm be ma le in threo months
bv anv ono of either Hex, In any
oart of tho country who is willing to work
steadily at tho employment that we fnr--
nish. ?tto per weeK in your own iown
You need not be away.lrom homo ovr
night. Y'ou can give your whole time to
tho work or only your spare moments. It
costs nothing to try the business. Terms
and ?5 Outfit free. Address at once. II.
Hali.ett A Co., I'ortianu, aiaine. n-iy
mi
geo. r. iiowell e co.
Mothers who dose thoir Darlings wlthJ
drastic purgatives incur a fearful respon
sibility. The irentle. moderate (yet oll'oc-
HvnV biTfitivA. nllfiralivo. and nnti-biliotl
operation of Tarrant's Skltzkk ApkkiH
ent peculiarly adapts it to the disorders of
children.
For sale by O. W. BOVARD, TioneKtt.
ffT O COfl Per Day at homo. Samples
4J H worth f5 froo,
Co., Portland Maine.
Stinsom fc
mot Unsbians.
Win. Reck lias movcJ into a part
lTra .Tno. A. Dale's resilience. The
DavU house, vacated by Itcck is now
.pmntv for the first timo in three or
I-.-
ibur years.
Angela of
Christmas." In artistic beauty aud
merit it is, we think, the finest Peterson
has ever issued. lTou can get it gratis
by raising a club for Peterson for 1878,
or by remitting $2.50 for it acd for
the magazine, the magazine aloue be
injr two dollars. Specimens of the
magazine sent, gratis, to those wishing
to tret up clubs. Address Charles J
A great many stave9 aro being
hauled to this station from the mills
out about Tvlersbur. Dcrieksou &
fall
j un up the river. A e have ircsu pork
and beef-steak iu town, however, pig
cons just outside, and Jim. Swailes has
rrnnn out to kill a bonr.
'DWenow have religious services of bolts and the untiring iudustry of
.twico'every Sunday in Tionesta, beside Mr. Adams, the contractor, l-armers
two Fundav Schools. It looks as if will eoou have their fall work done,
,this might become a model town after bolts will be brought iu numerously,
n whilo! if wj would all conclude to and the mill will probably be kept
live nn to our religious privileges. busy all winter,
rMip,i l.tter from Mr. D. Ab. Grove is up from the Eden
Graham, of Brookston, after the out- burg district. He reports that they
.m-.p n.n,rw.i printed, to the made some good time putting down
clTcct that the place of holding dec their last well, drilling only about
lions in Howe township was changed eighteen days on a 1200-foot hole. Ihe
bv order of Court from Brookston) Jail well is only about a three-barrel aUuir,
to Rrnnl-Bloii School House. Women-1 and will not bo pumped
lioned the matter to the Sheriff, and
residence of Col. P. D. Thomas, in the
Borough of Tionesta, on
Monday, nov. 5th, 1877,
at 10 o'clock A. M., the following among
Co.s; y ersburg mill .. not running
hoise Hack, 1 two-horso Wagou, 2
6etts Harness, 1 large improved Land
Roller, 1 S!eigh, 1 Coru-Shellcr, 1
Feed-Cutter, Farming Utensils, Hay
by the ton, a quantity of Straw and
Cora-Fodder, 3 acres of Grain in the
Ground, Corn, Oats and Rye by the
bushel, about 80,000 Good Brick, and
many other things too numerous to
mention.
Terms made known on day of sale.
evil and great depression of spirits. Price
fl per bottle. Hewarc of counterfeits. Do
not lot vour druyrtnst paini on somo oiner
preparation of iron ho may say it is as
good, but ask for Kunkul's Ditter Wine
of Iron. Take no other. Kunkel's Bitter
Wine of Iron is not sold in bulk only in
$1 bottles. K. V. Kunkol, Proprietor, No.
2"i!) North riinth Street. I'lnladeimna, ra.
Sold by all druggists.
Tape Worm Removed Alive.
Head and all complete, in two hours.
No feo till head passes. Seat, Pin and
Stomach Worms removed bv Dr. Kunkel,
25!) North Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
SiMid for circular, For removing Seat,
Pin or Stomach Worms call on your
druggist and ask for a bottlo of Kuiikel's
Worm Svrun. prieo il. It never fails.
Common sense teaches if Tapo Worm bo
removed, all other worma can bo reauny
removed.
E. F. Kunkel's Lustral & E. P. Kunkel's
Shampoo for the Hair,
Tho best and cheapest Hair Dressing
and Hair Cleaner in tho world. They re
move dandruff, allay irritation, soothe and
cool tho heated scalp, prevent tho hair
from falling off, and promote tho growth
in a very short timo. Thoy presorvo and
beautify tho 113ir, and render it soft and
glossy. They import a brilliancy and a
silky uppearanoo to braid and wiry Jiair,
and. as a hair dressing, they aro unrivall
ed ; eradicate dandrull and prevent bald
ness. Tne sliampoo cleans mo iiair, re
moves greaso, scurf, itching, eruption.
Cures headache produced by heat and fa
tigue. Kunkel's Shampoo and Lustral
rostoro Hair to a natural and glossy color,
restore f.idcd. dry. harsh and wiry luur.
Price per bottlo $1. Ask your druggist
for them, or send lo K. K Kunkol. Pro-
pi ioior. No. 2.j. North Ninth Street Phil
adelphia. Pa. l-6m
moved to tho laruo and commodious rooms
known as tho Haslet liuilding, -whoro vc
havo largely inercasod our stock, both as
to quantity and variety, having added
Tinware, Doots and Shoos, Olovos, No
tions, and tho staple nrliclos of Hardware
to our former stouk of Groceries and Pro
visions, Flour and Feed. To parties pur
chasing of us in quantity we oiler a liberal
discount Oil our low reiau prices uuu win
duplicate prices of goods in our lias,
wherever 1 urchased. Cash paid for grain.
27 tf J. II. DK1UCKSON A CO.
PROFIT! M R Lapiks and Gknti.hmkw
rMDi nvvflVH WANTKD in every town
OrLUlJnC.i f and city, to procure sub
scribers for tho " WORKING UUUIU n. "
Steel Kmrravinyr. 2 ft. x 2 tt.
6 in., "the Finding of tho Savior in the
Temple, is presented 10 -u i'-muoi ,
rr rmlv Si. 2.1 per vear. This picture is
universally admired and should bo in ev
ery household. Fxtra large cash commis
sions paid to Agents.
Write for terms and Agont s outfit.
Wovlilng Church rub. Co.,
2(5 3m 7 A 0 Warren St., New York.
AG K NTS WANTED 1 Medals and Di
plomas awarded for
holman s PICTORIAL BIBLES
2000 Illustrations. Address for new circu
lars, A. J. HOLMAN A CO., U:S0 Arch St.,
Pliila. i 4
PXAYS! PLAYS!
PLAYS! PLAYS I
For Knadinif Clubs, for Amateur Theat
ricals, Tempcranco Plays, Drawing Koom
Plays, Fairy Plays, Ethiopian Plays,
(iuido Hooks, Speakers Pantomincs, Tab
leaux Lights, Magnesium l.igius, oioruu
Fire, Ibirnt Cork, Theatrical Face I'repa
rations, Jarlcy's Wax Works, Wigs,
Hoards, and Moustaches at roducod prices.
Costumes. Scenerv. Charades. New Cat
alogue sent free containing full description!
and prices. SAM L FKKNC11 A WU.-
1 Nassau St.. New York. 3i 4
Tei;
1IALL1
THE DLACK HILLS,
II. N Maguir
years ln this region
AdniliilMtrtttor'M Xotlcc.
Hy II. N jsiaguiro, wno nas sponi iz i . . . t,lftt letters of
Latest accounis or V""V.. 'i:.. . ir.m tlm estate of Jane
be desired us to call the attention of
the Howe towuship voters to -tho fact.
Let said voters take noticeAnd oy.ern
themselves accordingly.
Our sidewalks, in places, are dan
gerous. It is high time they were re
paired. Somebody will fracture a lej
--Kunkel's "Des Fleur De Alpes,"
a delicious perfume for tho handker
chief. Price 7o cts. per bottlo. Do
not waste your mouey on "cheap''
some of theso dark evenings, then look perfumery ; the best is the
out for a duit for damages.
Fur sale at Bovurd's.
cheapest,
tf.
uold an.i Mivcr prospe. s, aKu1 i - - - - i)rough of Tionesta.
and (ira.ing resources, Climate, Hunting, E. c la. ",v ' , uL.y i.avo beeii
Fishing, Indians, and Settlers' adventures orest eoun y, l a., '. ,l. ,n
11 . mulriinuvinntit
bio scenery, immense Gorges, etc., With '' "f.-V. " 1 ,T " , ; ..,, J
27 tine illustrations, und now map. Price
onl v It) cents. Sold bv all Newsdealers,
or sent post-paid Kir 12 cents by Donnel
ley, Loyd tV, Co., ruuusnors, tnieiigo, in,
A GREAT OFFEIUuMil1;'!;
dispose of 100 1'iauosHiid Organs, new and
second-hand of first-class makers iuclud-
inir Waters' at lov.'cr iricos lor cash or in
stallmei.ts or to let until paid for than ev
cr I.elV.rc oll'ercd. Waters' Grand Houaro
and I'prii'ht I'ianos and Organs (includ-
. . 1 . . . . : 1 ... 1 : v
against it will present tho same, duly pro
bated, without delay, to
SAMUEL CLAUK, Administrator,
20-(it or his Atfy, Mii.ks W. Tatk.
J. M.MVUl'llY,
MUltOIIATVX' TAILOll,
flONESTA, PA.
Mr .1. Nf. Murphy, lato of New York
lias taken rooms in me Jamieson
mr ll.i.ir new SliVlleil Ulld llollduirl lll'll Cllv. I
the best made. 7 Octavo Pianos 150. 7i Hu'ilding, north of Central House, and is
do $100 not used a year. "2" Stop Organs prepared to do anything in tho line
?.)(. 4 Stops fl. 7 MOPS H.tOS..
10 Stops f ss. 12 Stops luo cash, not used
a vear. in perlcct order aud warranted
Local traveling agents wantt d. Illustra
ted Catalogues Mailed. A liberal discount
to Teachers. Ministers. Churches, etc.
Sheet music at half price. Horaro Waters
.V Sons, Manufacturers, and Dealer', -10
East lUli it.. 1'iiion square, N, Y. 7 4
in
lii-Ki -class manner. Ho lias held tin) posi
tion of Cutter in somo of the best houses
in England and tin) United States, ami is
confident that ho can givo satisfaction.
Suits cut and made from $10 to 12 and fits
guaranteed. Coiipet'tion iletied. l.Vlini
JOit WOUK neatly cxtvutud at tho 11E
PU15L1CAN Olliia
C CC a week in your own town
4JUU and f.1 outfit freo. II.
A CO., Portland, Mai no.
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In their own localities, canvassing for ,
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Monthly. Largest Paper in the Wo:
with Mammoth Chroinos Freo. Pig e
mission to Agents. Terms and Oi.
Froo. Address P. O. V1CKEHY, An;
tn, Maine. :i -
CM t) a day at home. Agents wain
OIm Outfit and terms freo TltlM
CO., Augusta, Maine.
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U 10 cents, post paid
Nassau, N. Y.
It. Jones A (
28 4
Fancy Cards, with name, lOc,; .r0 i
bk!.;Vai'i or (Ivhl. Try us. W. E. 111.' I
A CO., Hudson, JN. i .
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20
Mixed Cards.with name, 10 cts. Stu
pics for S ct. iitanip. J. MinkIkk
C:)., Nassau.JC. Y v 2t: '
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photograph on cards with name, b'on 1
cents for sample. Novelty Photo Co., .n
sau N, Y. J'
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and earn ?10 to $10(1 a iimntli. Si
wilary wbilo learning. SitimUon .iwu
ed free. Can bo done in four ''OHl'V :
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