LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DEC 1!, 1877.
BOROUG H OFFICERS. -
Rev. Elliot will preach ia the
Presbyterian Church," on Sunday next
morning aucl eveuing. Sabbath School
at 3 o'clock r. m.
Gen. Harry White, M. C, has
Win. UlclmnU, l. ti. Knox, A. R. Kelly, pjaccj U8 utl(jeP obligations by send
juKictt of tk Peace D. S. Knox, C. A. ing us late files of the Congressional
CbnitabteU. SwaKgart
&thool Director ll. 11. Mav, H. O. Pa
vfc, U. W. Robinson, T. J. Van Ulesen, 1).
W. Clark, W. R. Dunn.
BHTfflMQ,
XmHcUmcn-
W. RonijtsoX.
-1'. 1. Thomas, H. J. Hctlcy
TEACHERS' INSTITUTE.
To Tkacheim and Friends of Edu-
Try Knkcl' Fcrlm.. ... i r t.
handkeichicf. For pale at LovarU'?.
cation :
The Eleventh Annual Session of the
We will pay ensh on delivery nt
our mill in Tionesta, for white oak
Record.
The stave mill here appears t be
running on full time. Not so many
staves as usual are being hauled in
from tho country.
-Three tramps were sent up for
thirty days, by Justice Randall, yes
terday. If anybody wants some cheap
labor let them apply to the Sheriff.
The RiiAiians have taken Plevna.
I.ojfa. Joiix Hkck. I , , , ,
cv,ny superintend ent-U. R. Bnoric- The Turks under OsmauPasuasurren-
wt.T:,.w , tv Tn w i v. dered unconditionally. This is.regard-
fury UmiAi'Mio rteral I. K. Tow-nun, cJ by tbose who profess to bo posted,
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
Pretident JudgeI. T). Wktmork.
Aioeirite Judges J s. O. Dai.K, Kd-
Trenturcr S. J. SKTr.KY
Prolhonotary, Register & Recorder, fe.
J. W.-43I.ARIC.
fiherif J ustis Sitawkkt.
Ooinmiaioncr.llZlA HKnLIX. Isaac
t J
f.mAN Cook.
0MNfy ,S'irrvor TT. Cot.l.iws.
(Kroner M. iTTKt,, Jr.
rvu A(y Auditor NiC'HOT.AB TllOMP
OH, J. tt. XKlT.f., II. A. '.VKVnKXAu
Member of tytnrjrcH -II AT WllITK.
AmblI. II. AflNKW.
DU8INESS DIRECTORY.
TIOUESTA LODGE
H&fVWZSr . Ot vj. AT.
MEKTS verv Friday evening, nt 7
o'clock, In tho I tnl I iorincrly occupied
W tho Good Templars.
7 W. Y.HKK1TNS, N. O.
i. W. BaWYF.R, rWy. 27-tf.
ATTORN HY AT LAW, Tidiest. Pa.
Collections mado in tlilf and ml Join-
WtK con ?.
MULISH V. TATE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
JCUn Vtreei, TIONESTA. PA.
W. K. I.ATHY. J. II. AIINF.W.
UATIIY Jte ACiNIHV,
A TTO 11 XI! YS AT LAW,
TIONESTA, PA.
ATTHNTION HOMHKHH!
I Iiavo ben admitted to practice as an
Atlorncv in the reunion OMco nt Wash
ington, " D. C. AH ofneers, soldiers, or
nailor who wcrolnjnrrd in tho Into war,
ran obtain pensions to which they may o
untitled, v calling on or addressing tn at
'1 ionosta, ra.
as a virtual close of the war..
John Quinn's pneumonia, John
Hulings' thumb and Jas. Foiies' arm
are all improving steadily under treat
mcnt. We have jnst now a reasonably
healthy community.
We had an iovitation to attend
the drawing of the Louisiana State
Lottery, which took place at New Or
leans, yesterday. As the invitation
didn't reach us until last evening we
concluded we wouldn't go.
The Brookville Graphic comes to
us this week enlarged to a 7-coIumn
paper. We are glad to notice this ev
idence of the prosperity of that spicy
sheet.
We notice that those who have
norkers to kill arc preparing to kill
them now. But we consider it mean
to call a man who kills a hog a "frat
ricide." G. W. Robinson is building a new
wood-house just south of his residence.
Tho dimensions appear to be about
10 ft. square. Smith Foreman is doing
tho work.
The tolls on the river bridge here
amount to from $35 to 850 per week.
Taking out the salary of the toll-keep-
In the Clarion papers we notice
that Emory 13. Ray, who wf,s at one
time an employe of the JYcm office, in
this plactf, was shot in the side, one
evonintr reccntlr while on his way from
Forest County Teachers' Institute will clarion to Strattanville, by a man
bo held in the School House, lioncsta, nnmcd Youne. While Ray was pass- Btftve an(i l.cadine bolts at the follow
commencing Monday, December i7, ng ypung'8 house, the latter came out ing prices:
at 2 o'clock r. M , and closing Friday Wuh a lantern, and called to him to Stave bolts, 35 inchc.B long, per cord
December 21. Efforts will be made gtop or j,e woujd gt. utty paid no 0f 8 ft. by 4 ft., $4.50. Heading bolts
to have the work done ny an as prac- altentionf at,d had gone but a few rods 22 inches long, per cord of 8 ft. by 4
tics 1 as possible. Classes will bo form- wi,e Young fired a pistol, with there- ft.( $4.00. Heading bolts must be
ed and practical lessons given in teach- 8uit stated. Ray stopped, i'oung came made from timber at least 20 inches
ing. Every Teacher in the County Upf nn(i the parties being well acquain- a diameter. Office at Lawrence
should attead the Institute. Comethe tcd explanations were in older. It rOUSo. J. II. Dkrickson & Co.
first day nd remain until the close. ,ppeared that Young had lost a horse 27tf
This is an opportunity for improve- ti,at day and believed it had been sto- Kunkel's "Des Fleur DeAlpes,"
ment, and you owe it to yourselves jen . the horge diiven by Ray bore ft delicious perfume for the handler-
and your schools. If there are any BUch a close resemblance to his, that chief. Price 75 cts. per bottle" Do
teachers in tho County so well q""- he was certain he was dealing with the DOt wa9te your money on "cheap
heel as not to need trie Dcnotit to oe thief,
derived, they should be willing to bo dered
nrpupnt and hv their influence and ex- v....
uK, . 11 von want a. nnn,
J"- j-
T. i i
CJ1IAVIMJ.
l-J and every tiling 10 t .
dour with ncai.ncss mid di'ti
Also a firHt-cln:-,-: s!M'k of
CIUAIW AND TOBAC'n,
Ilotwccn Mahio Ar Hunter's and tlm
niiicc, Tidloiito, ra.
Vi lv
PROCLAMATION.
Wiikhka!, The Hon. It. D. Wctmore,
rroaidont Judjrn of the t'ourt of Com
mon 1'lcH and QnartcrSehlon in and for
tho county of Fornat, luia Ixsupd hia iro
eppt for holding a Court of Common I'lcaa
(iuartcr ScHwiona, Vp., at Tionostn, for
the County of Forest, to commence en the
fourth Monday of lice, next, hcinfc tha
24th flay of lw 177. Notico is therefore
gi ven to tho Coroner, Jimticeaof tlio lYaoe
and Constahieaof hhUI county, thatthev le
then and there In their proper persons a',
ten o'clock, A. M., of vaid lay, with their
records, in(uiHitiona exaniinatiojiH and
other remembrances, to do tlio.su tliiiins
which to their offices appertain to bo de ne,
and to those who arc, lwund in rocognizam 0
to prosecute nirainst the prisoners- that are
or shall 1 in the jail of Forest County, that,
ample assist others more unfortunr.te.
II. S. Brock way, Co. Supt.
Lief. As Ray did not stop when or- perfumery : the best is the cheapest, thev ho then and there present to prosecnta
, , . 1 . . ,1 i, Vi , t n P flRainst them as shall bo Just. Oiven un-
ered, and not being recognized by For sale ai Bovard s. tf. dor my hand and seal A. l. ihtt.
Lung, this .-nade "assurance doubly Ify0UWflnt a g00l article, buy JUSTIH , si I.VWKKY, Sheriff.
sure," and he proceeded to perforate
the young mail. Mr. Ray's friends
will be glad to learn that the wound
is not likely to prove serious. '
All the new Books. Great Bar-
PROGRAMME :
Monday r. m. Organization and
m. 1 tvi frt . . 4 ttarMlAra
QUIUlllUCUb VA IllCIUUtlOi I , , - . r-1.1 TV I
EVKNINO.-Music and Lecture by 6aiD9 10 "aruaru worKs. price 75 cts. per bottle. This is iv
" : ! T oi..nlr F T'ltlnral . ... i . . .
W. C. Coburn, M. D.; subject "Circu- vmi ,t0- ur w" cheap, scented trumpery, dui is a Burn
lation of the Blood. """" ,,u,c"t - uard and lasting arncie. n.
T.,r,.T, T?, Veew k Atie uanson s new store, nuiouie. a
Ella Mays; subject, "Hints to Pa- TJie following are the names of TIONliSTA 3IAIIKKTS.
rents." pupils who were present at Tionesta corrected every tukpdai,
Lecture by Mr. S.D.Owens of Pitts- schools every day during the month By Robinson & Bonner, Dealers in
burgh; subject, "Educational Mill- ending Nov. 30, 1877 : . General Merchandise.
stones." Emma Davis, Flora Haslet, Katie Flour lmrrol - f7.ooQ8.oo
Wkdsebday Evesino. Essay by Pease, Etta Sipes, Cora Knox, Hattie Flour 3 auck, beat - - - 2.00
S. D. Irwin, Esq.; subject, "Success Tobey, Charley Tietsworth, Mac. Ag- J' '.
and Failure." new, Charley Davis, Sammy Clark, t,f(,5' .... i.wlm
Lecture by M. W. Tate, Esq.; sub- Charley Partridge, Geoige Killmer, Rye-r bushel- - - 75
ject, "Power of Education." Bertie Davis, George Monday, Willis Oats Now bushel - -
'Thursday Evening. Essay by Mr. Alabaugh, Elbert Chadwick, Clarence Com, ear - - - -
T. D. Dunn ; subject, "Educational Grubbs.BradenGrubbs, Jos. Partridge, figarVurcd" "
Barriers." Emma Hulings, Sallie Hulings, Lizzie prcakfast Bacon, augarcuml
Lecture by W. E. Lathy, Esq.; sub- Randall, Eda Knox, Minnie Shawkey, shoulders - - -
ject, "Power of Letters." Jessie Knox, Effie Clark, May Weller. nci,
J ' I I T.nV-o lierrinir half-barrols
Mr. Keunedy King, of Erie, Pa., a Drawing Slates, Backgaumon Sllgar
celebrated Elocutionist, will be pres- Boards, Picture Frames, Alphabetical Syrup
out ot thn Inst Rpssinn nf the Forest ni-l-o f.c..l at W U. Dnwsnn'a N. O. Molasses -
VMW V V v www - - - I jjiytnOi W V H II l
I I Tl
County Teachers' Institute, on the ev- new store, Tidioute, Pa. 36 2t
Kunkel's Perfumes for tho handker
chief. For sale at Bovard's. tf.
Kunkel's "Parfume de Paris," the
pletfsantest and most delightful per
fume extant, fur sale at Bovaras.
no
6tffTl-
Also. claims for arrearages ,r this is not a verv heavy interest on
y and bounty will receive prompt at- the ,mount of money inTe8tcd in the
Haviiiit bo over four years aaoldier In structure but it is fash.
A slitrht snow fell last week and
&tnS.:i remained on the ground long enough
Hitile Uino. J. 11. AUNJ'.NN . tn give our hunters a couple of days
in which they could track the panting
deer with some comfort. NVe haven't
4itr.
F.W.Hajs,
TTORNKY AT T,AV. anl
Pum.ir, nevnol.ls 'Hukill a Co.'s 1 seen any results 111 the shapo ot veui-
Muuk, Kaiieca St., Oil City, l'a.
NOTAUT
S'J-ly I s,. .....I aa in enmA dinkt whether
. I
Lawrence House, many ueer were capiureu
MONK.HTA, l'Ka-A, m. . . ... ;nto ff ,
KKNCK. ruopiUKTOIl. mis iioiim" ..w.. - - -
Ih centrally lucatod. Krerythlng now ami the A. V. and P. T. & B. Railways
well rurniMiion ruierior iu-t-iiiiniin-lins
and strict attention given ti guestii.
Vegetables and Fruits of all kinds served
Ui llieir season.
Moraial Agents.
'I
Samplo room for Coin-
on Monduv last. Tho time on the
River Division is not changed. We
did not receive the new table until this
.1 .
morning, ana consequently cannot
make the corrections until next week
Mr. Henderson, Republican can-
CENTRAL HOUSE,
BOS VF.lt AdSKW 1U.OCK. I..
Anhw, Proprietor. This is a new
........ ....1 Kiu In mI been fitted m for the
pceuin'inodatioii of two public. A irtioji didate for President Judge of Craw
... .. -. f il. . ....I.ll.. hi an 11 ta) I
r Ui paironago 01 "", ,, nA(;finfl ,Kn Attomnv
4-iv I '"' uuu';' " j
General that he will contest the elec-
ening of Dec. 21, 1877, at tho Court
House, aud entertain the audience with
some readings and recitations, mr.
King has had a large experience in
public readings, dramatic, sentimental
and humorous, and his efforts have
been highly appreciated and success
ful. No onu should miss this rare lit
erary feast.
The price for admission on that
evening will be 25 cts. for grown per
sons, and for children under 12 years
of age, 10 cK
Roaat Uio Coffoo
Rio Coffee,
Mr. Henry Ewald has again set Java Coffoo
up business as a watchmaker and Jew-
...... w. t x Butter -
clcr in Tidioute. He is proficient in p. ...
the business, and will doubtless receive Eggs, fresh
considerable patronage from this sec- Salt
tion. He desires us to say that he has Jrd " " "
J Iron, common bar
ordered a complete stock of oil verware jfaiiH, iod, t keg
and Jewelry of all descriptions, which potathoa
he will sell at a small advance on Limo-bbi.
first cost. His place of business is in i-i-i-i
r-v .0. Dried Beef
the Black Front, opposite Depot St., . i.L
Tidioute, ra. Notice to Jurors.
Morrocco nd Russia rocket
- 40
3035
2.00 (a 3.00
- 121
- 13
10
. n.'oo
3.75
I0f(jl21
7fi1.00
- 75PJ(H)
a."i3(
- fl(&'2Si
35
.45rf 1.00
10
- 25
l.tH)i2.00
121
- 3.00
- 3.00
50(300
- 1.75
- rio
17(318
II. U. TIMU U & CO.
OIL CITY, PA.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
Dealers in
Oil Wll Supill-, i. r.
Tubing, Caning, Murker liotl,
Working Itarrcl, Valve, clV.,
lira cD Steam Fitting, Belt
ing, Lace Leather, Caning, Cr.,
Iron, Xalls Htecl, Rope,
Oakum, Ac
"Yemake a SPKCIALTY of ono-and-a-
Suarter-inch Tubing and Steel Kods for
mall Wells.
H. G. TINKER & CO.,
Oil City, Pa.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT f
SOtVlETHINC
THAT INTERESTS YOTf !
PnoTitoNOTAKY's Office,
FonEsr County. V.. 1(h 4, 1877. )
Notice is heroby given that all persona
Holiday Gooi of every descrip- Books, Excelsior Diaries for 1878, for
tion, for Bale al W. R. Dawson's new gaie at W. R. Dawson's new store, I drawn to servo us drand or Petit J urors at
t: ! ..- r " ift Of . t, oa Of December Term next, need not attend,
store, Tidioute, Pa. 30 J.I Tidioute, Pa. 36 2t J uY Okdkk ok Col kt.
O A.
O. Cfl
FOREST HOUSE,
I t'.nn r.t AT T'llllfoh K'lin IV BQ rpl II mPll
A. VAKSEK PuorniwTOR. opposite, v ..
'ourt House, iionesia,
uuenod. Kvervthlnir new am
frMb. Tho best of Honors kei
A portion orinn puoiic i'aj"- tho election districts ot the county.
, Pa. Just ft, beinir elected by a majority of 44.
id clean and . . . , . . : , ,
ptennstantlv He claims irregularities in several of
The latest swindle aud one which
has been very successfully worked in
the eastern part of this State, aud as
far went as Westmoreland county, is
the sale of a cornsheller by a traveling
a?reiit. The fellow sells direct to the
farmer, saving the middle-man's profit,
and as he has only a sample machine
with him, he lets the farmer, sign a
contract to receive the sheller when it
is delivered and pay a certain price
for it. The contract turns out to be a
iui hmid.
age Is respectfully solicited.
4-17-lV
W. C. COBURN, M. D.,
Tiff YSTCIAX .t RUROKOX oll'era his
I nrvli-ra to tlm iHtonle of Forest Co.
UaTiiifC had an experienco of Twelve
Years in constant practice, Dr. Coburn
guarantees to ?lvo satisfaction. Dr. Co
ll mL-iM a ne. iultv of tho treatment
ull other
(Utronic or liiiKerim? diseaseM. Having and is roady-to vaccinate all who cie
InveHllKRUHlaUw ent.nc meniooH cu ; . . Peil,:ereJ nroof against this
fill 1 - - 1 - 0 -
We understand that there is a
case of small-pox ovef near Stewart's
Run. We do not henr of any fresh
particulars uor uew cases. Iu this
connection, Dr. Blaine informs us that
he has just received some fresh virus,
Imr iiutMiHe and selected tho irood from
systems, he will xuaranteo relief or a euro
in all cases where a cure is possible. No
Chariro for Consultation. All fees will bo
reasonable. Professional visits inauo ai
all hours. Parties al a distanco can con
sult him by letter.
tUltce and Resideneo second bnildinn
.,ninv tint i 'finrt House. Tionesta. ra. ii-
louthsomo disease.
We publish this week the pro
gramme of lectures, essays, etc., for the
Teachers' Institute, which is to be held
novt tvL- Tt will hn seen liv r neru-
lloe days Wednesdays and Saturdays. 2Mt 1arfr ,cf aQ intenflCtual feast
u. 11. mat. Jxo- rBK- i8Ixr-
ATA 1 PARK C CO.,
Coi nor of Kim A Walnut St. Tlonostu.
Rank of DiseouBt and Deposit.
Intoi-est allowed on Time Deposit.
CullooUons mailoon
has ben prepared, of which all can
partake, without money and without
price, excepting on tho last evening
We beliovolhe Institute will bo a sue
cess.
Piceons are not Hying so aumer-
all tho Principal points ously about town as they were a week
of tho U.S. .
Collections solicited.
18-ly.
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
ago, but we understand that they still
roost out about the Mealy settlement,
perhaps not so many as formerly, but
still quite plentiful. When the anow
came our hunters wept and cried "good-
V 1 . l M T It I! li T .
SOUTH OFRORINSON A RONNKR'S bye pigeons 1" butnow that the snow
has disappeared and the weather mod
crated, the lending of guns, ammuni
STOim
Tionosta,
M. CARPENTER, . -
Pa.,
. Proprietor.
i - ..' U -,s - ' JO th W-
i ....'.. .- Vto ... El W
Pictures taken In all the latest styles
the art.
tion and accoutrements goes on as
briskly, as ever.
Tho swamp between tho Univer
salist Church and the river was frozen
over last week, and the juveniles hunt
ed up their old skates, roerded up the
broken Btraps, and were in paradise
except when they were in school. Of
all the recreations of youth none can
compare to this.
We learn from the Brookville
Graphic that the man Clark, who was
hurt a few weeks ngo at the raising of
a barn, at Russell's Mill, this county,
is a resident of Pinecreek twp., Jeffer
son county, aud that he was not so
badly hurt as was at first reported ;
his collar bone was broken and his
body otherwise bruised, but he is now
able to be about again.
If yu want fine Holiday Preseuts
Attest : D. W. Clark, Frothy.
IMI. -WILK,'
lVntoIimakcr and Jeweler,
TIDIOUTE, PA.
INSECURITY OF
OUR PUBLIC BUILDINGS
Prisoners Have Eacapesl !
Large Rewards Offoredf
READ I READ! READ!
;itAM BARGAIN!)
-IX-
SILVERAVAEE
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
I have lust rocoived a lart'O stock of tho
celebrated Rogers it Rro. Silverware, for
sale at lower prices than ever before Also
r
of
SOLID GOLD WATCHES,
note for two or three hundred dollars suitable for old and young, do not
n payment for machines, and as the neglect to buy them at NY . K. Daw-
note is sold to a third party, it in time son's new.store, tidioute, i a. 00 1
t j ? .1. .!. TITP. T.AT?.niCF5T STOCK OF JEWELRY u. unrroundinir community to
" " ' ' O I " JU UVOIIW K V.t - I . .. I 1. a .... . v
farmers or any other persons will sign citizen8 0f Tionesta and vicinity to my
their names to papers held by stran- 8toc 0f Boots and Shoes for fall trade,
gers, as nine times out of ten they My'increased trade this fall has made
prove to be a fraud. Jt necessary for me to put in a much
S.J. Fisher, Dentist, nf Union harper stock than ever before, and con-
City, Pa., will bo at Tionesta, at the gequently have bought at much lower
Lawrence House, on Monday, 24th price9 than small dealers are obliged
lust., to remain one week. He will be to pay. I sell Men's 3 solo Kip Boots,
prepared to do all work pertaining to Hand-Made for 83.50. Men's Crack-
his profession in a thorough and ekill- proof Rubber Boots $3.25. Women's
ful manner. Best Tamnico Goat Button Shoes 32.50,
T Is well known to all tbnt ilarin tlx
...wt two venrs. in fact for rears previous
hard times has been tfradiially tigutemiitf
his ifrip upon tis ; that onr incomes i-'rew
"beautifully less," and as a result we must
practice greater economy. Then the qut s
tion arises, how can this bo done? the s::
swM to which has prompted tho writing of
this short article. Nearly two years bince,
wo engaged in the ns-ery and Provision
business in this place, and how well wo
huvo succeeded in bringing the price 01
that class of goods to their proper va ii
as sold in neighboring cities, wo leave t )
ilia unrroiniiliiiir community to dcoul.;
ever oilcred for sale in Tidioute, consisting iol X"-
anticipations. To accoinmoiiaio vuo 110c
rul patronage extended to us, we have re
movod to the large and commodious revm :
bllil.Vll 11 tJ tlm Himlist Uuilding. wlii ru we
Key and Stem Winders, for Ladies and iiavo Inrgclv increased our sts k, both s-
. . - .1 I. f f.... l..rll..M.I.1t'1
ueniiemon. to fiuanliiv aim tuhi'ij, u...t.iB
. - . .
COIN SILVER WATCHES,
of all kinds, at tho very lowest cash prices.
tiold Chains,
Plated Chains,
Roman Gold Necklaces,
Fine Seal Rings,
(Jold Pens ami Pencils of every descrip-
-Albums, Wood Toys, Tin Toys, and oll kinds proportionately cheap, lary l l
Musical insirunienis,
Spectacles,
Eyeglasses,
and everything in tho Jewelry line. Spe
cial attention given to the
Tinware, Roots and Sh-s, Uloves, V
lions, and tho staple articles of Han!w.u-
to our former stouk of Orocenes and r.
visions, Flour and Keetl. 10 pariiefl
chasing of us in nuantify wo oiler a h f
discount on our low retail pi ict and ;vi
duplicate prices of goods in our "
wherever purchased. Cash paid for g r;.
7tf J. if. DKRICKMiJi A C 1
Toy Stoves, Tin KitchenB, Games, Rnj a discount on the above prices on
China Dolls, Wax DolU that are beau
ties, China Tea Sets, Fine line of Pap
eteries suitable for Holiday Presents,
for sale at W. R. Dawson's new store,
Tidioute, Pa. 3G 2t
A letter received from our Cooks
burg correspondent just after our last
week's paper was issued, states that,
owing to unavoidable delays the Cook
McClure & Co. well No. 2 was then
down only 150 feet. The Fisk well,
on the Henry farm, about a mile and
a half from the former was to com
mence drilling last week. Our cor
respondent promises to lot us know if
anything important takes place in that
section.
-Tool Chests for Boys, Wash Sets,
large purchases, or to customers from
a distance.
I warrant every thing I sell.
D. C. Giu.isriu,
33 tf Main St., Ti iioute, Pa.
Tobacco Boxes and Smoking Sets
for sale at W. R. Dawson's new Btore,
Tidioute, Pa. 3G 2t
For Flanuels, Blankets, Wool
Yarns, and all kinds of Leather and
Wool Mittens'and Gloves, go to Rob
inson & Bonner.
Prices tell come and sec. 33 3t
Doll's Heads and Bqdies for sale
at W. R. Dawson's new store, Tidioute,
Pa. 36 2t
Robinson & Bonner sell the Sing-1
11 HPAIRI X U
Crandall's Blocks, Vases, Moustache er, Domestic and .St. John hewing Ma
Cups, Japanese Trays, Handkerchief chines below ageuU prices. They al
and Glove Boxes, Sleighs for Boys and so wish to call attention to their Stock
Girls, Drums, Gold Pens aud Pencils of Dry Goods, Boots aud Shoes, which
for sale at W. R. Dawbon's new store, they are selling cheap. Call and
Tidioute, Pa. 30 2t see. 32 3t.
of Watches and Jewelry. Call and exain
ino uiy stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Ono door below (jrandin Opera House,
Tidioute, Pa. M. WILK.
THE LARGEST
FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT
IN Till; OIL KKUIONS!
MILES SMITH,
Iiciiler in
CABINET AND UPHOLSTERED
FURNITURE!
FRANKLIN, - - - PKNN'A.
ConsUling ot
Parlor, Oflice and Common Furniture,
MattrcsHOS, Pillows, Window
shades, Fixtures, Look
ing (i hisses, A'c.
Also, agent for Venango county lor the
Celebrated Manhattan Spring Red and
Combination Mattresses, inunul'acturcil
and for sale at niv Kurnituro Warcrooins,
l.llh siieol. near Liberty. Call and sco
THE PARKER CUM."
MUiplo Red.
ly
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PARKER BRCS
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