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WEDNESDAY MORNING, JTNE i, WTO.'
BOROUGH OFFICKHS.
Jinrfre--W. R. Dinv.
Vtmnr.itmrnr-S. R. Kelly, G. W. i'.ovard,
J. A. Proper, W. H. Hoik, Win. Richards,
N. H. Foreman.
Jttxfirr of the rca-ee It. H. Knox, O. A.
Randall. -
(1r;?i stable IT. Sway p i t
.School Dit'crtortll. If. May, IT. O. Da
vis, G. W, Robinson, T. 4. Van Giescn, I).
W. Clark, W. 11. Dunn.
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FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
rvrviiirnf. Jitti:ie. L. D. Whtmork.
ylwxcirtfc JtulycH Jn. G. Pai.f, Kd
vaui Kkhr,
Trcisu ;: V,r M . Law n K yen.
' Pi-othonntiirt, lirgMrr rVcowrr, f(
J. W. Cr.AHK-.
tSher I (T J vstih Srr awk nr.
C'oiDiu'.s.ti'oifrj-.s Km Rkumk, Isaac
IiONd, JOIIK Ul.CK.
(mntu Siipfrinlemlenf IT-. R. KitricK-
WAV,
Jiixhirt Attorneys. P. TnwiN.
Jury CommiHuioucrs Lyman Cook, 1'.
V. M K.IH'I I.MOTT.
bounty Surveiw--T. T). Coi.usn.
nroncr W. O.t oiwiin.
Cmtnlu A ml it or Nirimt.AS TlIOMr-
fON, J. It. Ni;n.i., II. A. ,i:i-Nriu,i..
Member of ikmqreh IIauhy Wiiitic.
Aanemblyi. II. Aokkw.
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY.
TIONESTA LODGE
I. o.oro.F.
TV TKETS every
Friday evening, nt 7
il oeloc
lock, in Urn Hall formerly occupied
ly tho Good 'i'omplars.
3 J. E. BLATNE. N. O.
(i. W. SAWYER. Keo'.v. 27-tf.
E. L, Davis,
A TTOnXKY AT LAW. Tionesta, Pa.
l. Collections mado in this and adjoin
ing counties. 4-iy
31 1 T.. 33 M AV. TATK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Kim Strcot, TIO.M kista,
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W. K. LATHY. J. B. AONEW
LATHY & A.ON13W,
ATT OJl X E YS A T Tj A 1J' ,
TIOr.3TA, YA.
ATTENTION KOI.DlKIlri !
I lifivo Viikmi admitted to practice as an
AKonu v in tho lViiHion OMco at Wtuth-
initton. "I. C All cllicoiH, HoldicrH, or
KHiloin who wore injund in Iho l:uo war,
can obtain pcimionsi t wlin h tlioy may bo
.....ni.i iJ..:iiiiii,rmi or a. ( ros nr mo at
lionuMta, i'rt. Al, clainiH lor arrunriiKua
oi pay and uoiiniy win roci!iu rl,""i" 1
f ml mil
iTavin-r l.ooii nvpv four vpars n soldier in
tlie'lxto war, anl hiving for u number of
veurs eiif.rago(i in mo pio-vt-mion m n.i
.liM' plniiitn. niv exnorienco will ansnro
tKo ...i !..! Lin ol'Vluiiiisin tho shortest pos
bibln tiuio. J. ! AUN'EW.
41lf.
F. W.Hnys,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, and Notary
l'rw.ic, Reynold llnkill A (.'
lllock. Seneca St., Oil City, Pa. 81)-ly
Lawrence House,
UONKSTA. VENN' A. W M.
LAW-i
KKNCE, j'lini-HiEToic. .1 ins iioh
well furnished Suinvrior aceomnr.idil
l'.verviliin'' nowimu i
l Hti ii i. iiHoiitioii iri von to cuwtH,
l!m and Fruits of all kinds served
in their senson. Kaninlo room for Com
mercial AgeiUH,
CENTRAL HOUSE,
nONKBlt A AliNKW HJ,OCK. L.
I Aokkw. ProDiietor. This is a now
i,oiiki, aid has, ut lieen fitted up for tho
IKiCOininoillUIOil oi llio pumie. pimm
..r Mm ii:itmiino-n of tlio nublic la sjlicitod.
4U-ly
j. 13. i;i.i?;s n. i.,
TIOXESTA, PA.
Oi kioi: Iloiin-s: 7 to 9 a. m., 7 to U r.
M. Wednesdays and Natindaya from 11
a. m. to 3 r. M.
W. C COBURN, M. D.,
)IIVSICIAX A SURf! EON ofTeis Lis
.L services to tho pplo Of Forest Co.
Having had an oxpei ieuco of Twolvo
instant nracltce. Dr. Coburn
1) till 1 fill (s lo five satisfaction. r. (!o-
burn makes a Kjiecialty ot tho treatment
:hronio or lingering diseases. Having
nvKuii'mleil nil HcieiUiiic methods ot cur
ing disease and seW'lod tho good liom all
,. utf.iiiM lu will iruarttiitce relief or a cure
in all cases wheie a. euro is possible. No
Klinnm for ( ' ilisdi tat ion. f'H'H will bo
ilila. Pi-ofcsHioii visits niado at
nil hours. Parties al a distance can con
sult him by Utter.
tlli:o and Residence second lmiiaing
mw tlin iNioi t House. Tionesta. Pit. Oi-
li'H rTieslavs and Saturdays. 2,r)tf
u. u. lur.
ma r,
A. B. KKI.LY.
l'AKK C CO.,
B A N K E B S
Corner oftlni A Walnut Sts.Tioncwla.
Rank of Discount and Deposit.
Ytitcrcbt allowed yn Timo Deposits.
Colloutions madooill the Principal points
cfUifcU.S.
Collections Koikritt'.d. 18-1 y.
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
K 1. M S T It i: ETi .
tiOUTH OF ROIUNSON it liCrNNE
i'S
Hl'ORl
Tionesta,
M. CARPENTER, - -
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Vu -lures taken iu ail tho latest styles
the-uit.
'T.-? -
, - Proprietor.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
By instruction of tho Republican
County Committoo, I hereby appoint
the dill School House, in Green Town
ship, for parts of Green and Kingsley
Twjih., and tho Balltown School House,
in IIowo Township, as additional
Ilepublican Primary Flection houses,
for tho Republican Primaries of June
22, 1 878. Leonard Agnkw,.
Ch'n Republican Co. Committee.
Rev. W. O. Allen will preach in
tho M. 11 Church next Sunday, morn
ing and evening. Services to com
mence promptly at 11 oclock A.M. and
7 I. M.
Mr. Brush is farming a good sharo
of tho vacant ground around town, and
tho prospects are that ho will have
corn to sell iu the fall.
In tho Clarion Democrat wo sco a
notico of tho marriatro of Mr. Robert
Shriver, of Newmanvillf, to Miss Em
ma Woodingtnn, formerly of this
place. Joy go with them.
Tho German iron-clad, Grosser
Kurfurst, was suuk by collision with
another iron-clad, in tho English Chan
nel, near Dover, on tho 31st ult. Sorm
00 lives wcro lost.
Mr. Robinson still continues to
improvo his residence. He is now e-
gaged in putting a couple of bay win
dows on the main part, which will add
materially to its looks and comfort
Tho Edenburg and Elk City dis
tricts, last summer tho liveliost placeB
in this section of tho State, ere at pre3
ent very dull ; so wo are informed by
a gentleman lrom tne latter piaco,
t j .t i.. i
The Yclloio Jacket, a
neat little
amateur publication, printed on yel
low paper, was sent ua last week. It
was gotten up by Mr. Walter P. Jones,
of Tidioute, and seems to be w ll pat
runized.
The new School Board wa3 organ
ized on Monday evening, by. the elec
lion of Mr. D. V. Clark as Trident,
, T n ,. . yin as Se,-.retarv
ftl)tl A -orennaii, iq-, as D,retary
i t,0 JJoarrt will meet at tllO Cai I 01 Hie
prAR; i.
A big pigeon shoot, umler the
management of Messrs. W. B. !i II. G.
Davis, is to take place at Petroleum
Centre, to-morrow and next day, June
6th aiu 7th. Over niue hundred dol
lars in prize will be awarded.
The Governor baa commiBsioiied
Mr. J. T. Brcnnau, of this place, as
Justice of the Peace, in place of Capt.
Knox, resigned. Mr. B. is well .qual-
. fi . . w nn.;,:nn 5ti. rRAt
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to himself and tho community
Wealthy people and people with
good credit are enjoying slrawberri ,
radishes, new cabbago and tomatoes,
brought in from neighboring cities,
Cucumber colic has got to be aa old
story
An agent, with a founta'u pea was
in town on Monday, and by bard "work
managed to diapoao of about ht.lf a
dozen.' Had the times been as good as
they were before the panic he wonld
undoubtedly have sold quite a number
iu town, as the pen is unquestionably
a good article.
-Those who have been circulating
about the county, and who have given
tho subject attention, predict that
. , . , . m.mf,pnlI. i.erft th;a
yeiy, because iney arc ratner pioniy
, .i . . i i .. .
iifjio beech woods now. This will bo
d news to tho averago sportsman
ftovidud always, that these predictions
aro verified.
The new moon has taken up a jio
sition several degrees further north
than usual, and somo of our weather
nronhets tell us that this U a sijrn. of
4 - - 4 w
eevero frosts. It is to bo hoped that
tho sign will fail iu thu particular in
stance: we don't need a Juno frost
this year.
The change in tho Railroad Time
Table, by which we aro to have the
through trains, between Pittsburgh
and Bulfalo on our end of the road,
has not a yet been effected, owing, it
is said, to the fact that the connections
between this road and tho Warren &
Dunkirk have not yet been completed
It is bound to come, however, and that
HOOU.
We have received from Mr. C. L.
Ilauna, fornierly-of Wet Hickory, a
copy of tho Maimer, published at Boul
der, Colorado, which contains tho fol
lowing personal notico:
"Since Charley llanua has been de
cl red a father he lias ordered a car
load of baby carriages. It id a won
der how somo things will prey upou
the mind."
DIED.
ROBERTS. In Tlonnsta, on Saturday
evening, Jnno 1st, 1878, Porry L., Hon of
W. J. and Teresa Roberts, aged about 19
years.
Tho subject of the above notice was
ailing for something over a week be
fore his death, but'was not considered
seriously ill until Friday last, when,
our homo physicians beiog absent, Dr.
Davis, of Oil City, wu3 telegraphed
for. He arrived on Saturday morning,
and on seeing the patient at once pro
nounced it a case of small-pox. Dr.
Blaine arrived homo in the afternoon,
and took cbargo of the case. Consid-
erable alarm wns manifested through-
out the day, and on Sunday morning
the community was shocked to learn
that Perry had died during tho night.
It appears that lie wn. feeling some
what better, and had been talking to
his father, expressing his regret that
he had brought into the family this
dangerous malady, and lamenting that
thcy had sent for bis mother, who was
absent, at tho sickbed of her moth-
er. In tho midst of his talk ho put
his bauds suddenly ta his brrfast,. and
remarked that he had a etrango feel-
ing there, and before his iathir could
get to him he was dead. Dr. Blaino
was sent for, but on his arrival at the
house ho pronounced tho young man a
corpse. Ho was buried on Sunday
morning by the family and a fw
menus, mo ne.gnoors not coming oui
for fear of contagion. Excitement
was at its height during the dav,-the
cnurcn was sunny aitenc.ea, ana no
sauoatn ocnooi was neiu in tne i res-
oyter.an cnurcn. is not Known
wuemcr any one was cxposeu un
when tho diseae was at a contagions
stage, out lime win prooaoiy cu umi.
xuuo iuuhm.w,
D9:ng taKen to prevent tne taking or
spreading of tho dread disease. Tho
school has been temporarily discontin-
tied, aud the physicians are busy vac
cinatiug people of all ages. Dr. Blaine
iuformed us that be vaccinated upward
of fifty persons yesterday, when his
virus was exhausted, and ho was
abliged to send for more, which has
probably reached him by this time
The boro authorities aro doing all in
their power to secure the town against
the possibility of a general contagion,
and it is to be hoped that we will have
no more cases in town.
The deceased was a stout, robust
young man,
o iil a nnn r fit nirrrkflllhll.l1 -1
man presumption, was destined to live
to an old ago ; but strength and vital
ity appear to be of no avail when this
disease attacks them.
Tho stricken family have tho heart
felt sympathy of tho entire community
Morris Einstein is short the price
of a suit of clothes. It happened thus :
On Sfttnrdnvfivenintr. about lOo'clock.
a stiange young man entered the store,
and stated that he desired to buy a
complete suit of clothes. Of course
Morris was at home, with his reception
smilo on, and soon bad the young man
completely rigged out from top to toe,
from hat to boots. He gave the young
man low prices, in fact, sold "by the
A
invoice." After getting fairly into bis
new rig, the chap desired Morris to tie
up bis old clothes, and while he was
at it, this fair young man with a false,
falso heart, slipped out the front door
and shinned it down the street toward
tho creek. Morris laid dowu that
bundle, and went after the misguided
youth, but alas, tho gap was too great,
ami he faded away in the gloom like
the baseless fabric of a vision. l"e
young man bad stocteu the earns,
i . i
dealt himself four ace3, and raked in
the pot. Morris is out some twenty
five dollars by tho transaction, and is
anxious for a new deal. Ho repre
sented that bo had been working on
Knox's job, but we believe this state
nient was slightly inaccurate
The County Commissioners Lave
. . i a. v n :.,KA
rear of the Court House. We are in
lormeu mac n is ineir intention
build a vault in tne i.ommibsiouen,
oihee, the same Having ueen recom
mended by two Grand Juries. Tho
recommendation we believe to bo a
good one. Cettain it is that the books
and papers of that office are of great
value, and shold they bo destroyed it
would be a great loss to tho county
as well as the tax-payers,
By all
means let tho vault be built.
Circuses aro traveling all around
us, but none have sen fit to stop hero,
which is undoubtedly a good thing for
tho average citizen. It i3 not at all
likely, however, that wo will get clear
through tho season without a circus
town.
We notice that Dr. Blaiue has
withdrawn from the canvaes as a can
didate for tho Democratic nomination
for State Senate. Ve can now make
another prediction as regards the Dem
ocratic Dominations, and that is, that
we have good reasons for believing
that Mnj. Woodcock will bo tho nom
inee for State Senator, bo far as this
county is concerned. Major, we would
rather seo a straight-haired Republi
can occupy that scat, but if we must
bava a Democrat, there are not more
than half a dozen Democrats in the
District that wo would sooner see take
the position than yourself.
Tho Treasurer's Sales take place
on next Monday, and tho Treasurer,
assisted by Messrs. Brenuan and But
terfield, is busy gettiug things in shape
for the sales. Thcro are somo valua
ble lands on the list, and no doubt
many of theso tracts will go to sale,
buch Janus are crood investments in
these times, when capital is lying dor-
mant for want 0f a Bafrf piace to put it
out. We have received word from
8omo parties at a distance owning lands
; th0 county, that they intend to be
on hands. It will bo noticed by an
advertisement in another column that
$5,000 of the outstanding county bonds
Rr0 to bo redeemed shortly after the
gale?,
At a meeting of the Boro Counci
, , j , t galurJay evening, Mr
gmifh Foremau WM appoiuted by the
r!omijj tft Iiuilfi . ln ba Duiw
forthwi(h those gicewftik(, which the
owner8 or 0CCUpant9 0f tho property
fa neglected or refu8ed to build
repah. according to notification. Those
fa h t th aclditional ex
cntailed upon those whose walks
haye tQ bo buiU or rcpairod by Mr. F
should proceed at once to do it them
ge,ve3 Jfc ig th(J intention of the boro
f,uhera to hftve good sidewaika ia th;8
borougb and it u aitogether probable
that their intentions will be carried
out.
Attention is called to tho new
Boro Ordinance, published in another
column. It will be seen that it is made
the duty of tho Council to appoint a
Medical Health Officer and a Sanitary
Committee, to take measures to carry
out the provisions of the ordinance.
At a meeting held on Monday evening
last, the Couucil appointed Dr. J. E
I ninft TTon 1 V fTi nrw At-wl Till ffraaa
. , ,, . U i, r, -m
Bovard, J. A. Proper, Wm. Richards
and N. S. Foreman Sanitary Commit
tee, Undoubtedly this board will so
conduct its business as to result in the
physical well-being of the inhabitants
of Tionesta.
Another insane attempt was made
upon the life of the Emperor William,
at Berlin, a few days since, by one Dr.
Noblinz. who fired at bun from the
second story of a house, with a shot
gun loaded with buck-shot and small
shot, part of the load hitting the Em
peror in ono arm and in the cheek.
Before being taken tho assassin at
tempted to commit suicide, and inflict-
I ed injuries upon himself which will
probably prove fatal. It is believed
that the Emperor will recover.
Mr. Jno. Osgood, of Newtown, in-
forms us that Mr. Mat. Elliot and him
self took a little trip up Salmon Creek
a short time since, and in one day
caucrht eleven pounds of trout.. 233 by
count, Btopping at four o'clock in tha
afternoon. We believe this is the
largest catch made in tho. county in
one day by two persons siuce the sea
son opened. Wo publish a letter to
day which tells about larger fish of the
same variety, and also some smal
whales of the catfish kind.
Kunkel'B "Des Fleur Do Alpes,"
a delicious perfume for the handler
chief. Price 75 cts. per bottle Do
not waste your money ou "cheap"
l"y 18 lu v
I p. . .1- i i .i. .1
rur EUtu u& jiuvaru , u.
I 1 1 I J .. 1 4 t
- p0P Sale, or To Let
io on a locg lcaso for irapr0voraent,-or
Lo excbnugcii for Philadelphia
- crt tne quarter-acre lot on Elm
street adjoining tho Court House. Is
eligible for building purposes. Aj
ply to S. D. Irwin, Esq., Tionesta, Pa
-
For Sale.
Thirty acres of good laud, the upper
part of tho Waldo Farm, on Stewart's
Run, Venango Co., will bo sold cheap
for cash. Apply to
W. Richards,
tf. Tionesta, Forest Co., Pa
For riows, Shovel Plows, Cuhi
vators, Hoes, Grass aud Grain Scythes
in Hay Rakes, Ac, iro to Robinson &
I Bouner'd.
Notice to Tax-Payers.
The subscriber will be at tho fol-
owing named places for the purpose
of receiving Taxes for tho year 1878.
Those paying before August 1st, are
are entitled to an abatement of 5 per
cent.
BARNETT TOWNfeniP.
Monday, JunoJ17, Cooksburg, 10 to
12 A. M.
Monday, Juno 17, Clarington, 3 to
0 r. M.
JENKS TOWNSHIP.
Tuesday, Juno 18th, Marien Post
Office, 1 to 6 r. M.
HARMONY TOWNSMir.
Monday, June 24, Store, J. I. Range,
10 to 12, A. M.
Tuesday, June 25, Trunkej ville, 10
A. M.
HICKORY TOWKSniP.
Wednesday, Juno 26, Store, T. J
Bowman, 10 A. M.
' KINGSLEY TOWNSIIir.
Thursday, June 27, Store, Wheeler,
Dusenbury & Co., 10 A. M.
ORE EN TOWNSHIP.
Friday, June 28, L. Arner's Hotel
TIO'ESTA TOWNSHIP & BORO.
Saturday. Juno 29th, 'Treasurer's
Office.
IIOWK TOAVNSHIP.
Monday, July lsf, Brooks' Store,
Brookston.
Thoso liable for Mercantile Licer.so
for 1878 will save $1.00 by paying be
fore July 1st, 1878.
Wiii. Lavrence,
County Treasurer.
May. 22,1878. ;
Special Notice.
The undersigned would call the at
tention of the Ladies of Tionesta and
vicinity, to his largo and well assorted
stock of Millinery Goo6s, just received,
consisting of French Pattern Hats and
Bonnets,
Ribbons, Feathers,
Silks, Flowers,
&c, &c.
Children's Hats a Specialty.
The Largest, Best and Cheapest
Stock in the Oil Regions.
Call aud examine.
I. K. HARRIS,
Centre Street, No. 2 McCullura's Block,
OIL CITY, PA.
NOTICE
Is hereby given of the loss of Cer
tificate No. 82 to eight shares of Ex
change National Bank Stock, issued
iu the narao of Mrs. Rachel Lewis,
now deo'd, and dated March 9th, 18G6.
Said Certificate is believed to have
been destroyed by fire, at Tionesta,
Pa., April 9th, 1877, and application
has been made to the bank for the Issue
of a new Certificate to the undersigned
Mrs. II. M. L. Dithridge,
50 6t Adnix.
New Mackerel in Kits, Quarter
and Half Bbls., at Robinson & Bon
ner's.
If you want a good article, buy
Kunkel'a Perfumes for the handker
chief. For sale at Bovard s. tf.
Kunkel'a "Parfume do Paris," the
pleasantest and most delightful per
fume extant, for sale at Bovaro s.
Price 75 cts. ner bottle. Ihi3 is no
cheap, scented trumpery, but is a stan
dard and lasting article. tf.
Robinson & Bonner sell the Sing
er and Domestic Sewing Machines at
low prices.
Robinson fe Bonner have a largo
invoice of Men's, Women's, Misses'
and Children s Shoes, at jsJaw prices
as Oil Citv or Tidioute. LSlTand 6ee
Notico to Bond-Holders.
TVTOTTCE is herobv civen that tho princi-
ua! mid accruod interest on tho follow
lng Forest County Honda will bo paid nt
tlio Treasurer's otllco, 'iionesta, i a., on
tho 1st day of July, 1878, nnd that tlio in
torest on said bonds will cease on that day
Ronds Nos. 0 and 7, $r)00 each; No. 32,
Nos. iiO and 31, $1000 each, and No,
35, ?12U0.
Tt.T ItKRLIN.
Isaao Lonu, Commissioners
John Ruck. I
Attest J. T. RliiiNNAN. Clerk. 4t
TIDIOUTE SHAVING SALOON.
T. II. BARNES, ruorniETOK.
SHAVING, Hair-Cutting, Shampooing
and everv tliimr in tho Tonsorial Art
done witli neatness and despatch.
Also a lirst-class stock of
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Between Mabio A- Hunter's and the Post
Olllco, Tidioute, Pu. 33 ly
"TebMskagrist mill.
rpiIK GRIST MILL at Nebraska (Iicy-J-
town,) Forest county, has been thor
oughly overhauled and reliltod iu lirst
class order, and is now running and doing
all kinds of
V U H T O 31 It I I I X 3.
FLOUR,
FEED, AND OATS.
Constantly onhaud, and sold at the very
lowest tigures.
-Cm U. W. LEDEBUR.
f NoTiCR. The hiiiov, ,
advertised lo tnke place ,n t
jiay, was adjourned unlu tiiuli ..
1878.
BY A. J. rr.NTECOST.
PUBLIC SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE.
In pursuance! of an order of tho United
States District Court, there will bo schl al
public sale, diwcharged of liens and en
cumbranceH, at tho COURT HOUSE, in
Tionesta, Forest county, Va., at 11 o'clock,
p. m.j on
Monday the 17th Day of June,
. D. JR78. lo the lilabost and best bidder.
all that following unimproved tractor par
col ot tinnier ana on land lately belonging
to tho Superior Lumber Company, now
bankrupt, bounded and described as fol
lows :
Reginning at a post at a cornel' of land
owned 1-y li. Stow V Co. and Gray, thence
north 43 'dog. east 1(50 T" '-hes to the corner
of tract No. r.12S ; t outh 47 (legr
cast TiOO perches to tl ,rner of tract No.
5,izs; tiienco soutii 4,,.eg. west :-vj() pnro.lie
to tho corner ol tract io. 6,l. ; thenco
north 47 deg. west 288 perches to tho cor
ner of Gray's land ; thenco north 43 deg.
east 100 porches to a corner ; thenco north
47 deg. west 'ZVZ perches to tho place of be-
rinnmg, containing H acres, more or less,
leinir part of warrant No. 5.131 in Kinus-
ley township, Forest county, Pa., deeded
hy Edward Ditliridgoand wife to Superior
ijiimber Co., by deed dated January 'l,
1SS!I.
TERMS CASH.
A. If. EUWER, Assignee.
A. J. PENTECOST, Auctioneer.
Fersons interested in tho purchase, of
above oil land may obtain information
from A. If. Euwer, corner Craig nud Kill
buck streets, Allegheny, Win. A. fcitone,
Esq., 70 Grant street, or E. L. Davis, Esq.,
Tionesta, Pu., solicitors.
PROCLAMATION IN DIVORCE. J.
i. fShawkcy, Sheritr of Forest County,
Penn., to Jacob M. Hharpe, Grkktino:
Viikreas, Susan II. Sharpo did on tho
25th day of December, A. D., 1877, prefer
her petition to tho Judges of tho Court of
Common Pleas of said county of Forest
praying for the causes therein set forth,
that sho might bo divorced lrom tho bonds
of matrimony heretofore entered into with
you, Jacob M. Sharpo. Now this is to re
quire you tho said Jaeob M. Sharpo to tip
near beforo said Judges, at Tionestaj. at a
Court of Common Pleas, to be hold for the
County of Forest, on tho third Monday
of May, A. D., 1878, to answer tho om
filaintTof the said Susan II. Sharpe, and
show cause if any you havo why a divoiv
should not bo granted to tno saia ousaii
II. Sharpo trom tlio bonds ot matrimony,
entered into bv her with you agreeably
to tho act of Assembly iu such cases mad
and provided.
.1. SHAWKIY, sneriu.
CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY,
By Robinson & Bonner, Dealers in
General Merchandise.
Flour barrel - - - f0.507.i
Flour Q sack, best - - - 1.80-
Corn Meal, 100 n.s - - - 1.50 1.75
Chop food, pure grain - - 1.35 1.43
RvoW bushel 7;
Oats New 1 bushel -
- 4
3540
2.003.00
- Dll
- in
- 7S
- 6.0-'
8.7 -i
- 9!'.
- 507
. 20::
- 20:
Corn, ear -
Beans bushol -
Ham, sugar curod -
Breakfast Bacon, sugar cured
Shoulders -
Whiteflsh, half-barrels
Lako herriDg half-barrols
Sugar
Syrup
N. O. Molasses new
Roast Rio Coffoo
Rio Coffeo, - -
Java Colfco -
Tea
Butter
Rico - - - - -
Eggs, fresh
10'
1.00 2..
1
Salt
Lard -------
Iron, common bar
Nails, lOd, $ keg -
Potatoes ....
Llmotfbbl. -Dried
Apples per lb
Dried Beef -
8!
17!
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