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WEDNMIT M 0 IS ?i 1 N P. , JIN. M, ISSO.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.
Rurgess'S. S. Fkkeman.
Cunncilmen .T.N.Hood. I' E. Mablo,
II. O. On vis, L. Agnew, M. EiiiHtciti,
J. A. Proper.
Justice of the .l'caec-3. T. Brennan,
I). 8. Knox.
VovstabtrW. A. Illland.
School Directors .7. Slmwkcy, 1). W.
Clrk, A. It. Partridge, C. A." Riuulall,
A. 1J. Kelly, J. T. Urpiinan.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
- Member of Cnnrtre. IIawiiy Whitk.
Assembly N. 1'. tVifKKf.KU.
President Judge li. I). Wktmohk.
Assneinte Judges Jon. (I. Dale, Kd-
WAIII) IyKKR. '
Treasurer V'm, TiAwnrcn.
Prothonoai y, Register t Recorder, et c.
JrHTIS SflAWKKV.
Sheriff. 0. A. lUNTUr.r..
Commissioners F.Ll BF.rtl.TN, IsAAC
I.ono, H. W. Li,M"nrn.
County Superintendent IX. S. BnocK-
WAY.
IHxtrict Attorney S. D. Inwtx.
Mri Commissioners C. II. Church.
rKTK.Il YoUNOK.'
County Surveyor T. D. Cot.MNs.
Coroner W. C. Numw.
County A it tilt or Nk'hot.ar Thomp
son, R. F. OorF.r.ANP, V. C. Lacy.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Mr
TIOUESTA LODGE
No. :io;,
I. O.of O. F1.
MEETS every Friday evening, nt 7
o'clock, in the L ul;o Kooiii lti Par
trhlire'H Hull.
C. E. McCRAY, N. O.
O. W. SaWYKR, Heo'y. Ii7-tf.
K. L. Davis,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, Tionesta, Ta.
Collections made ill this and adjoin
ing counties. 10-ly
rjAria va.iv ciiidwiiv,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Klin Street, TIOXESTA, PA.
Q A T T O R .Y 11 Y - A T- L A W ,
TIOXESTA, PA. "
ATTENTION NOLllt;it !
1 have been admitted to practice ns nu
Attorney hi the. Pension orilco at Wash
ington, " D. C. All officers, soldiers, or
fcail.ir who were in nr-d in Urn lute war,
can obtain pensions to which they may 1
entitled, hv ealllng on or addressing me at
'I ionesta, t'K. Also, claims for arrearages
of pay mid bounty will receive prompt at
tention.
Uavin'T linen over Tour years a Hohlier in
tb l ite war, and having for a number of
voara cniruKfd in tbe prosecution oi sol
diers' claims, my experience will assure.
tho collection ol claims in tlio shortest po:s
bible time. J. B. AONEW.
4ltf.
F.W.Hays.
A TTOUXKY AT LAW,
X Puw.io, Rcviiobl Huki
Uk.ck, Keneca Si'., Oil I'it.v, Pu,
and
Not a in-
t Co.'s
S'.Mv
Lawrenco Howse,
lUONl.STA. PKNN'A. WNf. LAW-
L KKXnC. PRoruiinoH. This Iiousm
Is centrally locntotl. lvcrythim? new and
well furniwhcd Huperior accommodii
(ioim nd strict attention given to pucsts.
.Vegetables nd Fruits of nil kind served
'in their kcuhoii. biunplo room for Com
mercial Atfontu.
CENTRAL HOUSE,
BONN ICR A- AflNIiW RTiOCK. T..
Au.vkw, Proprietor. Tliis is a new
iioiiho, and has just b?en CiMed up for the
flccoiniuodiitioi'i of the public. A portion
of tho patronage of the public Is solicited.
4tbly
J. I'l. IU.AIXS 31. I.,
TIOXUSTA, PA.
r OV'KK'K Hoints;--" to U A. M.t 7 to "J r.
. Wednesdays and Saturdays from 11
. M. to 3 r. m."
H. MiV. A. B. KKI.I.T.
MA Y, VA 11 K Q CO.,
PACKERS
Corner of Elm & Walnut Sts. Tionesta.
Rank of Discount and Deposit.
Interest allowed-on Time Deposits.
Collentions made on all the Principal points
of tho U. S.
Collections solicited. lS-ly.
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
TlOXIiSt'A, iA.,
M. CARPENTER, . . - Proprietor.
Pictures taken in all tho latobt styles
thea.it. 2(i-tf
piIARLES RAISKJ,
PRACTICAL
CARRIAGE .AND WAGON MAKER.
In rear of Ilium's RlacUsiniili shop,
ELM ST., - - TIONKSTA, PA
flOUCXEYEBLlCKSJllIT
(W. V. WILSON)
IS permanently lm-atcd in tho Roberts
shop, near llaslet'H corners, w here he
is prepared to meet till his old custoini-rs,
and as many now ones as feel disposed to
favor him with their custom. His motto
is : "Live and let live."
W. V. WILSON.
Xioncsta, .lime il, l.ST'.t.
SlTUSORIIiEfortlio Forest RtpuWicuD
It will i ay.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Hev. A. O. Stone will preach in
tlio E. Churcli next Sunday evo-
mug.
M. E. Sunday School nt 10 o'clock
n. m., and Presbyterifta Sunday School
3 o'clock p. m.
Lust Sunday and Monday were
the pleaaantCRt days we've had this
summer. -
Tho court proclamation, jury list,
etc., fur the February terra ot court
are published to day. .
Dr. Egbert, of Red Hock epent a
fow days in town this week. He is
looking unusually well.
-A man down town bus gone cra
zy tryiuc to keep a record ot the
weather during the last 24 hours.
Tho County Anditor's.Re port will
appear in our next issue. As usual
tha report shows a tip top standing of
the financial afl'uirs of our county.
About three miles of pigeons flew
over town this morning. It reminded
ono of the olden times. ' They are
growing plentier as the weather gros
finer.
The Howe murder trial commenc
ed yesterday morning in Franklin,
after considerable delay in drawing n
jury, i lie trial will probacy occupy
the whole week.
A number of gentlemen are said
to be negotiating for the purchase of
the Mendville Vindicator, Greenback
and its removal to Titusville, to start
a Democratic daily. Franklin J Yeas.
The past few evenings have been
most lovely for eleighriding if we'd
only had the sleigh and the riding.
Like the olJ lady who said if she had
some milk she'd mako some mush, if
she had tome meal.
Dr. A. Fisher, Dentist, of Warren,
Pa., was in town week before last and
wilr return on court week, which will
commence ou the 4th Monday of Feb
ruary. Thoso wishing his services
should make a note of this fact.
The Warren Ledger wants it pass
ed down that "a raft came down the
river Jan, 20th, 1881." Now, when
ve see a raft come down the river in
"Jan. 1881'' we'll help pass it down,
and not until then. D'ye hear ?
While unloading some goods from
a wagon ou Monday of last week, Will
Hillings sustained a severe strain of
the hack, from the effects of which he
was "laid up." lie is gradually im
proving, glad to say.
The silver wedding on Monday
evening was a brilliant success, so ev
ery one who was theru says. An over
dose of work prevented us trora attend
ing, but we had our special reporter
on tho spot, who gives it a good send-oh".
Bruce Crawford expects, if there
is suflicieut water, to pull out of the
mouth of the creek with a twelve-
platform raft to day. We don't see
why our lumbermen might not as well
run their lumber now as later; they
have nothing e-ls to do.
Next Monday, Feb. 21, will be
'ground-hog day." It will bo watch
ed with greater interest than over this
year, and should this never-failing
weather, prophet be able to see hi
shadow there will be general rejoicing
in tho camps about here.
As will be seen by notice pub
lished in another column, the County
Commissioners jill dispose of several
tracts of laud on Tuesday of court
week. Those interested should look
up thosii pieces of real estate, as there
may be bargains in some of them.
The St. Petersburg Crude Local
fluttered its last with last week's issue.
The editor says the onco prosperous
town id no longer able to support a
paper. It was onca a healthy and
wide awake journal, and with its sur
viving comrades wo mourn its untime
ly demise. ,
K The revival meetings at the M. E.
Church are progressing fiuely, aud
quite a number havo gone forward
during the weok. The Freo Metho
dist brethren commenced a series of
meetings here on Sunday evening with
good evidence of success. May much
good reaii lb from tho efforts of both de
nominations. --The Nursery for February ij at
hand, handsome, interesting and in
structive as ever. The anxiety with
which the little folks, who have been
in the habit of rt-ceiving it, watch for
its monthly visits fully attest the es
teem in which it is held by them.
Published by Juhu L. Shorey, 30,
I IJrouiGeld St. HMitoD, at 51.50 a yr.
Although nearly three weeks have
elapsed since the distressing affair at
Newtown, no traces of Mr. lludolph's
child have been discovered. No one
seems to doubt but that the child was
drowned, and if the creek should not
freeze up it is probable the body will
be discovered when the water falls.
That such may he tbe case is the fer
vent wish of all our citizens.
Clarion county's Republican Com
mittee had a meeting Inst week aud
endorsed Forest County's choice for
Senatorial delegate to the Slate con
vention, E. L. Davis, Esq. As the
position belongs to Forest County this
year, according to party usages, the
other counties in the district will
doubtless also endorse Mr. Davis.
The Convention will meet in Harris
burg one week from to-d'iy.
Last week, in speaking of Mr. &
Mrs. Wolcott's silver wedding, we said
it would be the first ever held iu this
place, and therefore, told what wasn't
so. Tho late lamented Hon. J. A.
Dale and lady celebrated their silver
wedding a year or so previous to the
Judge's death, -an important event
which was attended by upward of a
hundred guests, but which escaped
our memory when writing the item in
last week's issue.
-A fiual decision has beeu render
ed by the Supreme Court in the Maine
muddle which knocks the last prop
from under tho fusionists. Speaking
or Die case tne ucmcu tins morning
says: "The decision of the supreme
court of Maine is unfavorable to the
fusionist body, and the republican leg
islature is decided to be the only legal
one in the state of Maine. Now let
the former go home and get ready for
planting potatoes in the Bpring, and
prepare for,thepresideutial campaign."
Report of Iluddleson School for
the month ending Jan. 24, 1880
No. of pupils enrolled 34; average at
tendangi 39 ; perceDt. of attendance
89. Edward Hiles, FraDcis Houser,
John Zuck, Jacob and Charles Korb,
Mel he Mong, Mary Korb, Lizzie
Moug, Rachel and Leah Allio have
been present every day during the
mouth. Francis Houser, Mary Korb
and Leah Allio have excelUd in spcl
ling. No. of visits 12.
Emma W. Smuvr.it, Teacher.
The constable has posted notices
to the effect that there will be an elec
tion held iu Tionesta on the Sd Tues
day of February rext, being the 17th
day of the month, and that then aud
there the voters will elect one person
for burgess ; six councilmen, threo for
each ward ; two school directors for
the north ward ; one nonstable ; one
high constable ; judge and inspectors
of election ; two overseers of the poor;
two auditors, aud one assessor. Now
let only the best and truest men be
elected to till these positions and
will be well with us then."
Messrs. Davy Ililauds, R. W
Bacon, Dad Huliugs, Jim Carson aud
Dan. Agnew, who were up in the beech
woods netting, or trying to net pigeous
relumed ou Monday. They report the
birds plenty bul hard to "hail." Some
of them will return in a few days and
give them another trial. They say the
pigeons are increasing iu number but
have do regular course of flight. Some
very nice flocks passed ovci this place
Monday and Tuesday mornings of this
week. There's one consolation iu this
kind of weather ; if wo can't have
sleighing we can have pigeons.
Attention is directed to the "ad
of George W. Dithridge in another
column. Mr. D. has secured the hand
some and capacious store room of Mr
Partridge, and is opening the finest
stock of goods he has ever brought to
this place, and respectfully invites ev
erybody to pay him a visit, whether
they care to buy or not. It has always
been his aim to keep the very best of
everything, aud those wh have here
tofore patronized him will agree that
ho has succeeded admirably. His ad
vertisement is incomplete this week,
owing to the fact that he has been kept
too busy at his store to write out the
full details. Call and see him.
11
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he Silver Wedding.
One of the gayest social events that,
has taken place in our town for some
time, was the celebrating of the twenty-fifth
anniversiry of tho marriage of
Mr. and Mrs. S.' J. Wolcott, at their
residence on Monday evening last.
Over one hundred ladies and gentle
men, old and young, were gathered
within the spacious and. brilliantly
lighted apartments. It seemed as if
there would be no end to the gather
ing. The door-bell would scarcely cease
to vibrate when a fresh jingle would
announce another arrival and invaria
bly bring forth from the numerous
groups of merry lotus-caters the re
mark : "And slill they come." Ex
cellent music was rendered duriug the
fore part of tho evening by Prof. Peck
and others; later, the lucious viand,
rich and juicy, were served, and the
manner in which tho guests partook of
the same gave abundant evidence that
they were highly appreciated. Re
freshments over, t lie older ones gather
ed in groups and conversed upon the
varions topics of the day, whilst the
younger class, too full for utterance,
amused themselves by performing as
tounding feats of legerdemain, con
vincing many that in tlio depths be
yond lie facts that scientists have nev
er been able to demonstrate. To see
a man of no little weight hurled iuto
pace, yea almost through the ceiling,
by four maidens liftbg with tho tips
of their dainty fiugerj.is something
approaching a miracle.
The. .presents were rich and rare,
valuable, ornamental aud useful. The
town clock had tolled the hour of two
before the guests begon to disperse.
Each went away showering blessings
upon the happy couple who have
parsed bo gloriously through the trials
any triumphs of twenty-five winters of
married life.
Report cf Borough Schools for the
Month Ending Jan. 19, 1880.
Room No. 1 ,T. K
laud, Teacher.
II Ih-
Joe. Dewees
Arthur Kelly
Dani'l Jackson
Charles Adams ,
James Davis
Charles Partridge
Charles White
Charles Davis
Sammy Clark
Byron Coburn
Forest fshoup
Clyde Shoup
Emma Davis
May Shawkey
Carrie Hunter
Emma Sloan
Hollo Shoup
Cora Knox
Dollio Hood
Sadie Peaso
Kate Pease
Emma Sawyer
Eu ret ta Proper
Cora Scott
Kato Cobb
Ida Pimp
Nettie Hill
Anna Hillings
Dora Adams
Jessie Knox
Ed i til Kratzer
Sallio llulinirs
Emma Hidings
Minnie Lackey
.anna Tate
May Afinew
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A sallow complexion, a languid,
spiritless state of mind, and an ex
hausted debiliated condition of the
body, is always remedied by taking
Barosma, and Dandelion and Man
drake Pills. Prepared by E. K.
Thompson, Titusville, Pa. For sale
by Bovard. 45-2t.
"Dr. Lindsey's Blood Searcher,"
by purifying the system, soften tha
skin aud beautifies tho complexion.
For sale bv Bovard. -15-2t.
List of Jurors for February Term 1880.
GRAND JUItOPS.
Tionesta Boro. A. B. Kelly Fore
man, banker, Wm. WolcoU laborer.
Tionesta Twp. Ferd. Wenk far
mer, M'uhael Fitzgerald farmer, Geo.
Saltsgiver farmer, Moses Mealy -farmer,
Quint .Tamieson manufacturer.
Kingsley. S. J. Setley, farmer,
Frank Gillespie farmer,' Henry Zuen
dell fa I me'r.
Jenks. Edgar Burton farmer. .
Harmony. A. Neely farmer, Wm.
Y. Siggins farmer, Benjamin Fogle
farmer, J. IL Snfder farmer, G. Sham
burg producer, James Elliott farmer,
N. B. Howell farmer.
GTeeu. Joseph Weast farmer.
Bamett. W. M. Coon laborer,
S. H. Cook laborer, Archibald Blark
farmer.
Hickory. John Brecht farmer,
Samuel Douglass farmer,
petit .H'uorw.
Tiouesta Boro. Charles Congdon
clerk, W. A. Grove producer.
Tionesta Twp. Andrew Maly far
mer, G. W. Zents farmer, John Wal
ters farmer, Jacob Siuearbaugh farmer,
Wm. Clark farmer, J. A. Shriver far
mer, Patrick Black laborer.
Barnoti. J. L. Fitzgerald laborer,
E. II. Stoughton boat builder, Jerry
Greenawalt farmer, John II. Love
farmer, FrUud Fulmer laborer, Sol.
Fitzgerald farmer, Jacob Mays far
mer, John H. White farmer.
Green. Wm. Hunter laborer,
James Smith laborer, Fred Ledebur
farmer, James Walters farmer, Richard
Dickrager farmer.
Harmony. N. Tuoruburg producer,
Byron Landers lumberman, JohnNof
sker farmer.
Hickory. Andrew Emert laborer,
II. M. Range laborer, James Sibbold
farmer, Perry Hill laborer, Charles
Southard laborer, Lewis Keister, la
borer, James Hunter farmer.
Jenks. John Salliday farmer.
Kingsley. D. B Tobey lumberman,
Isaac Shunk laborer, George Watson
jobber, Johu Burheu farmer, Ebenezer
Russell, Sr. lumberman.
Room No. 2 Miss E. A.
Dawson, Teacher.
Willie Richards
Willie Hunter
Willie Kilmer
Charlie Kilmer
Sammy Clark
Charlie Davis
Eorest Proper
Forest Shoup
Harve Teitswortu
Corbet Ajrncw
(ieorgo Jackson
James Kelly
Clarence Urubbs
Clyde Shoup
Elbert Cad wick
Willis Albaiifch
liyron Coburn
Hin t Davis
(ieorne Kilmer
Charles Tictsworth
Chester Tiets worth ,
Thomus Seitrel
Herniie Copoland ,
May Agnew ,
Jessie JCnox
Eda Knox ,
Dora Adams ,
Artie Robinson
Erne Clark
Sallie Hillings
Li..ie Randall
Eflio Walters
Rena Campbell
Nannie Ittlo
Leon a Davis
Zana Tate
Carrie Dithridge
Minnie Shawkey
Flora (Jrubbs....!
Louie Richards
Minnio Lackey
Maggie Robinson
Mvrtie Copeland ,
Edith Kriitzer
Emma Hulings ,
Wanted.
A situation by a fiast-Dlass Grocery
Clerk. Apply or address REri'iiLicAN
office.
And I pray datdj Lord take mo,
till I tried 'it'lIsT8' Cough Syrup," an'
I's ntbber coughed since. How's dat
for high, boss ? For salo by Bovard.
45-2t.
Room No. 3 Mrs. T. R,
Conn, Teacher.
Joe. Partridge
Rarrett Ittel
Carl Coburu
Phi n Agnew
Willio Scott
John II uiitor
Hartie Lawrence ,
Jhn Clark
Joe. Richards ,
Horton Albaugh
Charlie Dovard
Forest Rovard
James Cunficld
John Ittel
Jack i'ate
Charlie Anderson...;.,..
Willie Saul
John Henderson
Minnio Albaugh
Vinnio Randall
Nellie Walters
Flora Walters
May Knox
Kate Knox
KttieToitsworth
Rlanehe Pensn
Mary Dithrid-.ro
Rachel Dilhi ide
Estella Noble
Florence Klaier-tivcr....
Vernie Agnew
NellicHiiiit.r
Kato Cantiold
Lucy ('aulieM
Ressio Tate
Susio Albaugh
Maude Van Uicseil
Maude Adams
May Wilson
Sonhonia Albaugh
Ella Ciregg
Esther Henderson
Louisa Henderson
Ciertio Henderson
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A few teachers met to day at ths
German Hill School house and organ
ized themselves iuto the nucleus of
an educational association. llouso
called to order by Mr. R. Z. Gillespie
at 10:00 a. m. After remarks by tho
different teachrrs present, a constitu
tion was read and adopted. Agrceablo
to tbe constitution the following teach
ers were elected to fill the various offi
ces provided by the constitution
adopted.
President, F. F. Whiltekin ; Vice
President, J. M. Harlley; Recording
Sec'y, R. Z. Gillespie; Corresponding
Sec'y, MU3 Auna Gueiither; Treas
urer, E. E. Zueudel.
The Presideut appointed a com
mittee to draw up a series of by-laws.
The committee consists of R. Z. Gilles
pie, Misu Anna Gueuiher and Mr. I'.
K. Zueudel.
The houso went iuto a committee of
the whole and fiieed upon tiuio and
place of meeting. Was decided that
we' meet at tbe Tubb's Run School
bougie, Green lownship, Saturday,
Feb. 21, 1880. Programme prepared
for above meeting is its follows :
What is the object of our associa
tion? F. F. Whittckin.
School Government, Miss Auna
Gueuther.
What are the objects of our common
school system? Miss E. E. Arner.
What i the relation of the parent
to the teacher in teaching? Prof.
Broekway.
How would you teach small children
understanding ? R. Z. Gillespie-.
The Male Teacher, J. M. Hadley.
Evening Session. Physical Gei.g
rnphy, F. F. Whittekin.
Adjourned to mact at above time an
place.
F. F. WniTTKKiK, Pres't.
R. Z. Gillespie, R. S
Saturday, Jan. 24, 1880.
Appeal Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the
Commissioners of Forest County will
be at the follpwing places at the time
designated for tho purpose of holding
appeals for the Trieuial Assessment of
180:
Twp., Clarington, Feb. 10.
Burnett
Jenks
Green
Kingsley
Hickory
Harmony
House,
Tiouesta
Marieuville, "
Nebraska,
Newtown, "
East Hickory "
Alleuder School
Com'rs Office, "
Boro.
" Twp., " "
Howe " Brookston,
By order of Commissioners,
J. T. Bl'. EN NAN,
Clerk.
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nr. Whlttirr, of Plttsbnrgb, Pa.,
It is well known, has for muny years stood at tba
head of the profession in his specialty, all chronic
and b'ood diseases, nervous prostration and all dis
astrous consequences. See his card in ono.licr col
umn. Rend his works and judge for yourself.
DIED
OS'iOOD At his residenco in Kingsley
tp., Forest Co., Pa., on Wednesday eve
ning, Jan. 21, 1880, Hiram Osgood, aged
51 years and 7 months.
Deceased was confined to his bed
but three days previous to his death,
although his health bad beeu failing
gradually for several yeats since. Ho
lived on the farm where he died for
several years, during which time, by
his affability, cousidorateness, kind
ness, etc., he gathered around him
many stainch aud fast friends who
acknowledgo with sorrow his sadden
departure. He leaves a wife aud
eight children. Surely, Death, thou
art no respecter of peisons, but layeth
thy hand aliko en all. The family
havo the sympathies of the entire com
munity in thier bereavement .
CARSON In Tionesta twp., Jan. 21,liS0,
of scarlet lever and dropsy, William G.
Carson, son of .lame and Margaret A.
Carson, aged 11 yis., -1 mouth.-i and 17
days.
MM i Hill Mil PIIIW
"Curry the news tu Mary!"
Health and happiness are found in
every box of "Sellr' Liver Pill.''
For salo by Bovard. i 5 -2 1 .
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COlUilXTLD EVEItY TUESDAY, BY
IlKl.IAiiLi; DKAI.EliS
Flour 'x barrel choice - - 8.00
Flour sack, best - - 2.00
Corn Meal, 100 ttis - , - - - 1.00
Chop teed, pure grain - l.dO
Uye V bushel C
Oats New bushel - 40m 45
Corn, T.r ;u.('(j:!5
P.euns -f bushel - - - 2.!0.ii.3.W
Hani, sugar ciuxd - - 12
Break fast Racon, sugar cured - - 10
Shoulders ..... TfitX
Whitctlsh, half-barrels, - - - 5.75
Lake herring half-barrels - - 8.75
Sugar - - - - - - 10(i;l2i
Syrup 7."('lt)0
N. O. Molasses new ... 5()(u;75
Roat Rio Collco ... 22(i 23
Rio Coll'ee, .... oci 22
Java Cortex ..... 35
Tea .25(.i.0O
Butter ...... 22(;i.25
Rico - OSejMO
Eggs, fresh 20
Salt best bil e .... 2.25
Lard 11
Iron, cAmpion bar .... 1.00
Nails, lOd, 'f keg .... 4.50
Potatoes - - - - 45(.i,;0
Linio t bbl. .... i.5or,l.eiO
Dried Apples pur tt ... O5(u.0l
Dried Beef - 17(c) 13
Dried Peaches per t - - - OS
Dried Peaches pared per . - - 15
r3 RAKING
$ POWDER
Always the Best.
Tii fcciininril American l'o.vder U us.-il' mid en. tossed by llnmsiimls uf tlie very 1'cs.t
li:u:u. I iitou'.-.lionl tile ciiiint'".'. F.ieii eun con lidos u hluail tiu uit'usuru to U .o lus'.umt
l P'ioll--hel lilMtiiki-D Ht'O illcrlv 1 1 ! 1 1 .- il'le.
Tni"J t.V S.N KU" U otJ by C.iocii iu (jn.u If in, llidvcH. Pouii'ls irnit Five pound Tins-on--
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