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WEDNESDAY MOUMNG, NOV. 14, 1877.
HOnOUGIi OFFICERS.
JlurffeU. W. Rchinkon. "
(miititm.enV. D. Thomas, H. .1. Sellcy
Wm. Richards, 1). H. Knox, A. R. Kelly,
C. A. Hnndrtll.
Justice of the rcnce O. S. Knox, C. A.
(t.indiill.
hiMatdeH, Swaggavt
fi'jtlmnt Director . II. Mar, II. O. Da
vUi, . W. Robinson, T. J. VatiOiesion, 1).
W. (Mark, W. K. Dnnn.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
' Prc.lident Judge j. D. Wetmohf.
Aoeinte. JudrCSJw. U. )AI.K, Rd-
wAMt Kerr.
TrciurcrH. .T. Skti.kv.
Prnthnnnlnn, HrgiMer it Recorder, tc
J. W. Cl.AKK.
Sheriff .ItlSTIH SlTAWKF.V.
(JtimmiiorierVAA IlKRMN, Isaac
I.ono, John Ruck.
Counti Superintendent U. S. P.nocK
WAY.
DiHtriel Attorney H. P. Inwiv.
Ju.rv CommiioneraU. 7.. Towkkr,
IjYM A J ('OI)K.
0Miry Surveyor T. T. Cot.MN.
fVxwur-rM. Ittf.l, Jr.
(mntu Auditor Nicholas Titomi
COKf, J. K. Nl'.lI.T,, II. A. .I'KSDKU.?
Member of ow7wm"IIahiiy Wjiitk.
yl aaemMy J. H. Aonkw.
a
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TIOUESTA LODGE
I. O. of O.F.
n I." l.-.TSi nvnrv FrldrtV evonilllt. Ill
V L o'clock, lu Uio Hall formerly occupied
hythoUcoaTcnrK
: W saWYKK. Sec'v. 27-tf.
E. L. Davis,
A TTORNF.Y AT LAW, Tionesta. Pa
T Collections inado in tins ami nmoiti
tog eonnbies.
40-ly
M'IXjISH w. TATK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
.fcu Street. TTOXKSTA, PA
W, H. UTIIY. ' J. iCaOXKW.
AT TO Jl X F Y S A T L A W ,
TIONESTA, PA.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS. Mr. Jno. Ilulings, irho lives
-r ... .sjzz across tho way from our oflico, i.i mi-
T?etr r.Umt will nreac i in the nus llioihuroBoi ms leu nanu, anu
'rcsbvterian Church, on Sunday next this U how it happened : In company
morning mid evening., Sabbath School with Win. .Lawrence, ana several oui-
at 3 o'clock r. m. c,8 1,0 wcnt oul auer VW0 on iJ,t'
.1. rr: . If I - .. .b.
Thcro in nothing new in Forest "e A10U0"1
County oil circles, so we omit our re
port on that subject this week.
Argument Court was held here on
Friday last. W.o bclievo no business
of general interest was transacted.
Ex-Sheriff Van Gcisen's family
are back to Tionesta to spend tho win
ing with him an old shot-gun belong
ing to Capt. Knox. In tho left barrel
of said gun, about a foot from the
breech was a small hole, supposed to
have been rusted through. Mr. IIul
ings getting a good shot at some pig
cons, cocked both barrels of his gun,
and put bis left band up to steady it,
ill i
ter. llo will probably stay at jik. an,i nntnP,A tl,t ,!,, thumb was direct
City for some months yet. j lho 1)o(J jIo movecl ilis iian(i
Quarterly meeting will bo held at n.bout two inches, and pulled thg
Stewart's Run, a week from next. Sun- tricuer of the left barrel, by mistake,
day, the 25th inst. On that day there intending to shoot tho other barrel
will bo no morning services in Tiones- first. The gun bursted at the hole, tear
ta. inir a niece about six inches long out
Mr. Lyman Cook, of Lacytown, is of tho barrel, fearfully mangling bis
tho proud parient of a blooming daugh- left thumb. Apiece of the gun, or
ter. The momentous occurrence trars- something else, struck Mr. .Lawrence
nired last wesk, aud tho parties di- in tho eye, eutting the eye-ball some-
rcrtly interested are doing well. what, but doing him no permanent in-
ti, r hot durinfr jury. After the accident Uulings and
. ...Jt..fa.....w j r I -
the past few days wo have bad some
very pleasant full weather, which is
duly appreciated by our sportsmen,
who roam the woods promiscuously.
Eight of the porsons who tarred,
feathered and rode on a rail, Mrs. Es
tis, a disreputable woman, at "Water
ford Eric county, have been arrested.
Their virtuous indignation will prob
ably cost them dear..
Lawrence had about a milo and a half
to walk to whero they had left their
team, and it was with difficulty that
the distanco waa made. They arrived
at homo about 1 o'clock yesterday
morning, and Dr. Blaine was sent for,
who amputated tho entire thumb,
down to the joint next the wrist. The
joint was so shattered that there was
no possibility of saving tho thumb,
ATTENTION HOMHKKS!
I lino I won K1mittol to practice m mi
Attonifv in tlio IViiHion Ollk-o lit 'iif;h
UikUmi, "1. V. All olUcors, Holdiers, or
Miiloi H who woio injii rmi in tlm lato war,
mn obtain pensions" to winch tlioy may l
ntitWl, lv mllinjc on or aiiilressinj? me at
lioiH'Hta, i'a. AI140, olainis for am-araon
.f)ay nl lounty will receive prompt t
tntjon. , ,. ,
1 laTiiiK Iki ver four yoar a wildier in
t lato war, and liaviiiK for a number ol
years enpKOl In tho proi-wution of uol
tliniH' clainiH, my experiencfl will a:scurn
tiie coUiMitionof claim in tho shortest pos
MbloHnio. J. I!. AOXJSYY.
4Uf.
Rev. ill. Payne, of Bainbridge,
N. Y., lectured on the subject of tem
perance, in the Presbyterian church
Mi Thursday evening last. The weath-1
er was very inclement, and tho an
nouncement of the lecturd very short,
and, a3 a natural consequence the au
dience was small. After Rev. Payne
concluded, Rev. O. B. Clark was call
ed out, and delivered a few remarks
upon the subject. On Sunday lof-t
Rev. Payne conducted tho services in
the M. E. Church, morning and even
ing, and announced that ho would
speak on temperance in town one
week from this evenincr. 21st inst. Let
CJ '
all turn out and hear him.
-An attempt was made on Thurs
day evening last to break into tho de
pot, by some party or parties un
known, probably with the intention of
lugging of a lot of stuff to save the
agent the trouble of handling it. Af
ter breaking out the lower sash of one
of the south windows, the thieves dis
covered that it was boarded up on tho
insie'e, andreight piled against it so
that it was impossible to effect an en
trance. It a a Ions lane that ha3 no
turning. Some of our boss thieves will
get a free trip down the river somo of
these dajs.
Mr. S. J. Wolcotf, formerly of
this place, is now operating about
Tidioutc. He has just finished a well,
which probably won't amount to
much, owing to the difficulty exper
ienced in shutting off the watei. We
understand the casing had to be pull
ed four times. A torped.o will be put
in the ffell. The territory, of which
ho has a large amount is thought to bo jronse
good, and more wells will bo put 27tf
down immediately. We learj the
I above fact3 from his son, Will, who is
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HDTOUTi:, VA .,
MALES IN JEWELRY -A ND SILVERWARE".
WISH to Inform mv friends nrl ),r.f
rona of Tionoata ninl vluinity, that iny .
new stock of goods is larj;or than over be
fore. Itolow I pivo a partial list of the
goods I keep for nalo :
Ladies' Hold Watches .
Gents' Cold and .silver Watches
jlold Chains and JowcTry
Silverware:
Tho latest novelties in Silverware. New
nfiil beautiful designs just received for thrt
Holiday Trade :
Casiers Ticklo-Dishcs,
Cake-Haskcts, Hotter- Dishes
Sugar-Howls, Knives and Forks,
Spoons, Call-Veils,
Nupkin-RinRS Ac, fcc.
Every article warranted. All Silverwartf
purchased of nie engraved Free, of Chnrp-.
1 have but one price, and that I puarantee
to bo the lowest outstripping all compet
itors. My brother has just returned from F.u-"
jope, brinurinp; wii h him some beautiful
designs which avo on exhibition at my
Jewelry .Store. I will accord a hearty wel
come to all who visit liio, and treat them
with politeness and attention, whether
they purchase or not.
Thanking my friends for their liberal
patronage in tho past, I hope by fair deal
ing and low prices 10 enjoy a eonnnuanco
of tho same.
jl tf
h. KLKIN.
Tidioute, l'a.
"Wc will pay cash on delivery at
our mill in 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
ft., $4.00. Heading bolts must be !
made from timber at least 20 inches
dinmeter. Omce at Lawrence
J. II. Derickson & Co.
New Advertisements.
in
F.W.Hays,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, and
PnnMC, Unynolds Hitkill
I'Moe.k, Konoca SU, il City, Pa.
Notary
A Co.'h
iW-ly
Lawrence House,
riMMXEsTA. I'KNN'A. WNf. LAW
I HKNIMI. rRoriiti:TOR. This hius
Is cent nil! v located. Every thln now and
well fuin'ikilLnd Superior nc,Mnimoda
l ufiii-t xUciit ion iriveii to irueHts.
Vnuotnblns and Fruits of all kinds nerved
ii their season, bainplo room for Com
iMuroial Aneuts.
CENTRAL HOUSE,
noxxi'.lt .t AONKW IHiOCK. L.
1 x uk v.vc. l'nuirietor. Tliis Is a new
and has lust been fitt.nl p for tho
pccommodatioii of the puldic. A port urn
of Mio patronage ol mo puimc is hoihjubu
4l-!y
FOREST HOUSE,
SA. VAUNEU Pkoi'RI'-tor. Opposite
. VAtwt House, Tionenta, la. Just
opwnoil. Everything now and clean and
fresh. The best of liquors kept constantly
i hand. A portion ol me puunt: pairon
tliillvsoiiritotl. 4-17-1 V
--- - g -
and the wound was badly burned, and
Oil closed last night at $1,893, a blown full of powder, so that it will
plight advance on the figures at this probably be some time before ho can
time last week. It ia not thought that U8e his Rand again. He says he Buf-
there will he any material advance in ferej moro pain from the time of the
ihfl nricfl of Crude for Sometime VCt. nnniAont rmfil ho nmmitntinn than
n- W TU,UV i ,Sn,l of Mr. Pver before dnrin, his life. Mr. Hul- d.0Wn 1': l"",.,. -Kunkel'B "Dos Fle.r lie Alpcs,'
wu. . . - oiinvo tneta from nia son. iv in. wno is .... - ., i n
r;l,,n,r nfTl.iteh Hill fell from tho infra is an old and exnerienced hunter, i ... . . . a delicious pcrlume tor the nanaKer-
.K'n. ? L ... ' , u.,,i... '..fn . : vlsllinS ,u lown ai Preseuu Uh. PrieoTS eta. ner bottle. Do
mow 10 me noor oi jvistr & u;irir, uuu no uuui uuo m ... .. . e - -
....... i- w-t ' ... L.- .,iui1iIMn(a(!.nnfL;nJ Barnes, Republican candidate for , , your moucy on ..cheap"
um, uui. , j i t , T,r...rQ- ,.f Wnrrnn emintr. wn elect- .v. i l .1.. 1,
liculars. and supposo tho child is re- a very careful man with fire-arms; ;;- -' V -.V penumery ; me i vm.-..
. i .1. . en over liaueKei, i-'cmocrai, novwuu- v oa1o ot n,irBr, - tf.
covernif'. more so pcrnans, inan any ouo wuu ... , . , i ut "v '
" I .(.n,ini thn flvlramo l r ffnrn PI i r ....
They are having a run of oyster has had as much experience in that , "v vb . If yon want a good article, nuy
uiauo hi uciciu ....... v. i--- i jYunkel s 1 eriumes lor ine iiuuum i
nab Jil UH blljlb aio iiu..i.ivuo I ii ivuui. vucu .nu ..ui.v. ... ,.vv.. . i 1 i i 1 I ....
I I lint nnn-f h fi I n TnOlinPf 1 . ..... -r-. o 1 T1 T Jl 1. .
not more oyster suppers announced for was as thin as paper, from the effects -i & -Kuuicel s -ranume ue i an , tu
N,Um i.iimr.-P rhnritablo and nth- of mst. Wa hnno to have no more ' pleasantest ana moss utuigubuu
I 1 .... - I If -KT T 1TTI 1 . - C IT!. 1. ...... I . P i 1 ,1'.
accidents of this kind to chronicle. air. xi. i . neeier, oi jx.cau.j , luDie extant, ior saia uu v.u.
is in town this morninsr. lookme hear- Priee 7ri ets. ner bottle. Ihi3 is no
Mr. C. L. Hanin. formerly of
Kic veaalr a vtnrdn of lih.od lieftts of h S ti' . tt-.i ii 1 J . ... . . . . i vuvmj , i j'
- CS J11CKOry, now a promiueunKwu- ,.Guru j3ianket " has been heard trom, a.a n(1 ilistini? article. tf.
ware merchant 01 jjouiuer iuy, iojo- tbat he jiag recovercd frm his illness,
rado, sends us late files of Boulder pa- aD(j jg now on his way homo again.
rers, for which we ara duly grateful. Au 0f wbich we are glad to record.
It appears from these papers that the wj werQ unablo tQ t thJ official
firm of Hanna & Humphreys is doing fv. rr nnKltl.n
...1... I. .! A-.A 1 . . ...... 1-1 I.J VUk " 'J f "
b.ou Wk, uu u.u buik. ca . ft Hashing ousiness, wn.cn we are giuo thig raornin owing to tll0 absence of
ousmess m mo way 01 wwuug up to hear, 1ut we nearly naa a syncope na f,rtm . 1,U : ,, . .
tjou expenses, and otner matters, lhey wneu we rcaJ the following among the ... , nq . tlip nfr,.p , nt nackwlieiit Flour, per cwt. -
don't seem Hi put in much uunccessa-hocal items : , ' i.. u M iiin,i w. Corn Meal, 100 b - -
ry linlc- "Mrs. Hanna, wife of our cnterpns- . .y, t. , npTt u ... Chop food - - -
-For two evenings tho pigeons ing hardware merchant, returned from , Stoneboro . nYt! xewTlmshel -
have como over and near town in per- -rW. i a.y -eu,. auu . . . .
JllUllIU Jfl UU DiUI'l-Pi I ' X O I -v i it
So ? Then "Oat's what's the matter the contract of drilling his Dutch Hill " ? ""cd - -
with Hanna!" Now the fact that well, lie has recently sold nu retinury roakftwt uoon, 8Ugar cured
Charley has taken unto himself a wife at Stoneboro to the Standard Company, shoulders -
since leaving hero is news to us, and and will probably Jiave more time to Whiteiish, ha'.f-l.arrels
erwise.
- Mr. J. N. Tietsworth left with
us
own raising, one of which weighed four
and tho other eight pounds. Who
has raised better blood beets this sea
eon ?
Tho Commissioners were in scs-
fect clouds. Those of our gunners who
were stationed on convenient points of
the hills hfd gor.d shots at them in
the Hock.
The late freshets have made tho
navigation of Salt River a compara-
nrnhnhlw hn a Piirniisfl to nil his Forest devote to his outside business here-
r .
'county friends. We are glad to hear, after.
tively easy matter, and thousand are however lhal be i,a8 COupled himself Robinson & Bonner sell the Sing-
W. C COBURN, M. D.,
iMlVSirttAV v S11P.I5KON oilers his
1 tnr.iwx j) tlio lupoid of Forest Co,
llavinir had an experience of Twelve
Years in constant practice, Dr. Cobuni
eiisiiaiilees to tfivo natisfaction. Dr. Co
lin rn makes a specialty of tho treatment
..i is.'! Throat. Lunir and all other
Chronic or liiiKerini? diseases. Havin:
iHvnjil.miKil nil Hcientilie methods of cur
(liscuse and selected tho i;ood from all
m.Mti.ms he will cuarantoo relief or acure
in u!l cases whero a euro is possible. No
ChaiRO for Consultation. All fees will bo
reasonable. Professional vinits inado at
sill lioura. Purtics at a distanco can con
sult him by letter.
OIllco anil Kesideneo second minding
oolow tho Court House. Tionesta, l'a. t
fuw days Wednesdays and Saturdays. 'Jilt
H. II. ill V. JNO. P. TAKK. A. B. KK1.1.Y.
MA Y, PA It K C CO., '
BANKERS
Corner of Kim A Walnut SU. TionesU.
nank of Discount and Deposit.
Intercut allowed on Timo Deposits.
ConootionsmadoonaUtliol'rineipal points
of tho U. S.
Collections solicited. W-ly.
GALLERY.
now taking the trip. It is only the
Democrats iu our county who are sail
the briny waters of that famous 6tream
this year.
The Derrick seems to think that
Forest County may prove a "duster."
PHOTOGRAPH
K I. .11 K T II H K T ,
viilTTH OF llOBINSON & HONNEU S
HTOKK.
up, and hope his life may bo long and eFf Domestic and St. John Sewing Ma
his joys many. 1 chines below agents' prices. They al-
Jas. Swailes took a little prehmi- so wish to call attention to their Stock
nary hunt up about Minister some ten 0f Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, which imtter
davs ago, and sent in a fine deer for they are selling cheap. Call and Rlc0
tho good people of Tioneila to gazo 8ee. 32 3t. 'f.? '
Just let the Derrick possess itself with upon. n0 said ho would have killed pecrso?l, Magazine for December Lard - - -
patience a lew months, and wo will a oca!.f but it was a little too warm to ;, nn .... tabie niiea( 0f ai others, a I,on common bar
show it and tiio world a grease-spot transnort these animals tho owner :...i e u, r.h0naa Nai,s loa' kcg
up the creek that will put oil dowa to stlinding a chance of losing several bot- T, twft Bnifindid steel nlates. one of , .
ties of prime hair oil. He proposes to th m Ara0ne; the Roses," as beautiful Dried Apples por lb
-t-Meadvillo now lias an oil ex- send in one or two this wiuter. Ilia na ft nocm . tho other, au exquisite title P"1'1' JitH)f
change. lhere is not a terrible new v incuester 6hoots as wen as ne mammoth colored fashion
lO.cts.
TIONESTA MfoltlSTJS.
CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY,
Tv Robinson & Bonner. Dealers in
General Merchandise.
?7.008.00
2.00
3 50 4.00
- L75
l.eo-i.fio
75
- 38 10
2.00(3.00
15
- 13
10
- COO
0.75
10Q121
- 7:.&1.00
- 75&00
25 30
- 22(W;28
35
- .45 (it, 1.00
- 25Q.28
10
- 2l
l.i02.00
- 12(7,15
- 8.00
i 3.00
. 405i.!iO
- 1.75
- 8(i;10'
17 IS
Lake hoi-ring half-bai rolM
Sugar - - - -
Syrup -N.
O. Molasses
Roast Rio Coffoo
Rio Coii'ee, -Java
Colleo -Tea
- - - "
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT (
SOSVIETHIIMC
TiiitT INTERESTS YOtf !
INSECURITY OF
OUR PUBLIC BUILDINGS
Prisoners Have Escaped I
I Large Rewards Offered)
REfiD! READ! READ!
IT Is well known to all that during tho
past two vears. in fact for years previous
hard times has been gradually tightonni
his.Kripuponus; tliat our incomes Krew
"beautifully lews," and as a result we miiBt.
;,.(,.,Mimniv Tlen thfi o lies- rt
tion arises, how can this bo clone T the an- '
swer to which has prompted the writingof
this Bhort article. Nearly two years hiiumv
we engaged In the Uroeory and Provision
huRir 7ss in this place, and how w ell we
have succeeded in bringing ine price 01
that class of goods to their proper value,
as sold in neighboring cities, w e lttv to
the surrounding community to decide
enough lor us totnow that our business
has Increased beyond our most sanguinO
anticipations. To accommodate the libe
ral patronage extended to us, we havo re
moved to the large and commodious room
known as tho Haslet Duildinu', where we
havo largely increased our stuck, both aH
t quantity and variety, having udded
Tinware, 1 loots and Shoes, (Moves, No
tions, and the staple articles of Hardware
to our former stociK oi oruw -visions,
Flour and Feed. To parties pur
chasing of us in quantity wo oiler a liberal
discount On our low retail prices and will
duplicate prices of goods in our lirm,
where ver purchasod. Cash paid for grain.
U7 tf J. II. DF.IUCKSON A Ct,
page ; a
amount of oil produced nor handled wants it to. Cap. Ridgway and Uncle pjate . a gjperb colored pattern for a
there, but the Meadvillians think they Billy Grove laid in forage a few day? Cuair strine, alono worth the price of
have as good a right to guess on tlio ago for a grand hunt up the creek, to tiie number ; and nearly fifty wocd-
price of oil and to back their opinion
as any other set of men.
last several weeks. "We believe Judge
Proper is also with them.
cuts of fashions and patterns. Jhe
It is pretty 8tor;e8 ara hy the very best authors,
ES. G. TIiKl:3il & CO.
OIL CITY, PA.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
Dealers in
Too late for last week's paper wo nearly timo for our annual influx of aU poweruuy written. Terms 82.00 a EC -A. 12 D "W -Au IR; ES ,
received an interesting letter from deer hunters, many ot whom come long
Cooksburjr; but asjnost of the topics distances to put in the season in our
mentioned are now things of the past, happy hunting grouuds.
or "old news," we do not publish them. 1 he old adage that "a bet is a
We shall be Had to hear from this fool's anrunient," has found no favor
correspondent in the future. around here recently. At election
Attention is called to tho adver- seasons wise meus well as fools seem
tiscment of L. Klein, Jeweler, in this drawn by the cords of sympathy to bet
issue. Mr. K. is at present in town, on the success of their favorite candi
at Bovard's store, prepared to do any 'dates ; and the wise men don't always
work in his line which may bo brought win, either. Iu these close elections a
in. Ine Dig StOCK IS in lllllOUie, iwi a (iucss ua iu uiu icoun io uncu juoi
year; a big discount to clubs. Speci
mens of the Magazine sent, gratis, if
writteu for, to those who wish to get
up clubs. Now is the timo to subscribe
for 1878. Address Chas. J. Peterson,
30G Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Ticnosta,
M. CARPENTER, - -
Pa.,
. Proprietor.
Pictures taken in all tho latest styles
the art. ';o-t,
where all may be suited, with goods
and prices.
It is almost an utter impossibility
nowadays to get a piece of fractional
currency ; silver is all the go. It is
getting time now for everybody to
look out for spurious coins. The ad
vent of silver as a circulating nie lium
has stirred up those old chaps who
earned their bread by making bogus
coin, and no doubt tho country will
bo Hooded with it soon.
as good as any other man's. We hear
of no heavier bets than "tho cigars" on
the late election.
It is wrontr to make bets on the
elections, on horse-races, on pigeon'
hunts, ou dog-fights, on fly-loo, or, in
fact, on anything, but it is not half as
bad as it is to get "stuck" and theu
refuse or neglect to pay. Tho moral
is this : pay your electiou beta, and
doa't bet any more, for fear you com
mit a s;n aud get "stuck" again.
$75 REWARD!
IlltOItl? JAIL..
I will give 650 reward for tho ar
rest and return of Samuel A. Yarncr,
who broke jail on tho night of Oct. 1,
1877.
Also, $23 for the arrest and return
of Frauk Sanford, ho also escaped
the same night.
Ji'stis Sii.vwKEY, Sheriff.
Tionesta, Pa., Oct. 2, 1877.
Perfumes lor tho
Bovard's.
Try Kuukel'
bandkeichief. For sale at
New Buckwheat Hour at Itobiu
son & Bouner's. 26 4t
Oil Well Suppliow, L c.
Tubinrj, Vitsimj, SucJ.t r lUnls,
Wovkhiy liari t ls, Vulrcs, .IV.,
lli asH ,t- Steam Fittings, Ji lt
ing, Lure Leather, Casing, .IV.,
Iron, Xnils Steel, Kope, -Oakum,
cVe.
Woniako a SPECIALTY of one-and-a-quartor-inch
Tubing and Steel Rods tor
Snisll Wells.
II. G. TINKER & CO.,
Oil City, Pa.
Frank Itohhiiis,
PHOTOGRAPHER,
(SUCC.'KSKOK TO DKMINU.)
Pictures in ovcrv stylnof the art. Views
of thu oil regions for salo or taken to or
der. CKNTltK STRF.KT, near U, R. crossing.
vi'VMi)HK KTRF.KT near Union Du-
pjt, OH City, l'a.
PRflFlTABLR Lapiks and Gkntlemei
' "I nv vfvt WANTED in every town
L.lli LUl:uL. i and citv, to proenro huI
scribeis for the "WOltKINO CHCHCH."
Tho l'reniiuin Steel Kngraving, 2 ft. x 2 ft.
(i in., "tho Finding of tho Savior in the
Tenii'lo," Is presented to each subserilier
for only ?l.2; er year. This picture Is
universally admired and should be in ev
ery household, lixtra largo cash commis
sions paid to Agents.
Writo for terms and Agent s outht.
Working Chureh Pub. Co.,
(1 3m 9 Warren St., Now York.
THE PARKER CUM.
SEND STAMP FOR CIRCULAR
PARKER BRtfS
WEST MERIDEN.CT.
20-tf
is not easily earned in tlicwo tinim
but it cum boiuii.li in ini trm.nui.-.
v unv one of cither sex, in any
pari! ! the' country who is wilhug to work
kt 'U.tilv ut tlio eiiiplovuient that wo nir
nish. jioli per wee k in voiir own town.
You need m l be away !"i iu i'ome uvr
night. You can give . y..i:r wholo timet.,
the work or oulv vour Kpare ninnaiijs. It
coMs nothing to irv the bitsinos. Tci i ih
and tiiitlil free. Address at once. II.
Hai.i.i:it .V Co., Portland, Maine. 41 l.v
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