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3. V.. WENK,
EDITOU.
WEDNESDAY MOUNlMG, M'GIST 11, 1SS0.
National Republican .Ticket.
For President,
Clen. JAMES A. GARFIELD,
of Ohio.
full Republican vote, whilo the late ley's 80ti, old Jacob moving some time
attempt of the Fusionists to possess ago into North Wales village. 'Squire
c, , i r i mi i r .i Roberts was a bachelor, and unloss
the State by fraud will lose for them ,. ftro,licfcnconeand
many votes. The contest this year l? evcn atljeJ ycarg di(j not brjng to him
a most interesting.and important one, tliat sodatcness that popularly attaches
For Vice President,
Gen. CHESTER A. ARTHUR,
of New York.
rKESlDEXTiAL ELECTORS.
Ki.Kcrons at iakok :
Ed ward N. Henson Hcnrv W. Oliver.
DISTRICT KLKt'TORS i
1 Siun'l C Perkins,
2 Edwin H l-'itlor,
3 M Hall Stanton, '
4 James Dobson,
5 (Joo Do H Ke'ni,
0 Dvid F Houston,
7 Morgan It Wise,
8 J II P.oone,
l UeorgoCalder.jr.,
10 Isaac S Mnyer,
1 1 Kdtrar Pinehot,
12 John Mitchell,
13 C F Sliintlcll,
14 U il Forney.
and no pains should bo spared to
insure such a decided Republican ma
jority as cau neither bo questioned nor
miscounted. Clarion Republican.
Just now it would be very proper
and richt for .Mr. James Mosgrove,
Greenback-Democratic candidate for things happened about the beginning
to a hoary head. The 'Squire with an
utter disregard of the frowns and
winks of his neighbors, made one day
an addition to his household in the
person of well, soruo say she was a
housekeeper and others insist that she
was an ordinary domestic, but ail
aereo that she was pretty. These
15 N O F.llsbrie,
1(5 An lrow Stout,
Hi (i M Kendo,
IS (1 11 Wiestllnir,
19 Michael Schnll,
20 V AV Ames,
21 J P Teairartcn,
22 Nelson P Ree.l,
3 A E W Painter,
Concress in this 25th Congressional oi mu rei turj, uu T'UJ
... i i i i iiiiiiiir t cm ia tuuiu uui. bucui iunj
district, to make known his intentions "l'r c!U,, , (s fl, tn '
with regard to the Presidential tickets. thro ' u tue traditions of tho people,
He has given his pledge to do all he j0 not vary. 'Squire Roberts and his
can for General Weaver, the Green- pretty servant seomed to got along
,.f !,; liamn. very well together, until one line
n morning tlie girl was raisbiu, and
to disrejpect that pledge and vote for abouts tno 'Squire simply said she had
llancoclc. mis is out a smaii mauir, Cone away, and beyond tnis no was
back caudidate, and yet
cratic friends assert that he
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
For Supremo Judge,
HEXRY GREEN,
of Northampton County.
For Auditor General,
JOHN A. LEMON,
of Blair County.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
For Congress,
Gen. HARRY WHITE,
of Indiana County.
For President Judge,
Hon. Wm. D. BROWN,
of Warren County.
For Assembly,
E. L. DAVIS.
For Associate Judge,
AMZA VURDY.
For County Treasurer,
N. S. FOREMAN.
For County Surveyor,
F. F. WHITTEKIN.
For Coroner,
N. THOMPSON.
aud il is easily eolllcd ; all that the
people want is for Mr. Mosgrove to
declare his intentions. If he is still
for Weaver, it is an easy matter to say
M TTM M Kennan, so anJ by so doing ho will shut the
:.- James T. Mallett, ' ., ;., ,
2( O W Pelaniater, niOUtns 01 IU0S0 WHO are now uaacii.-
ing that ke is a man who will violate
a sacred pledge. We will be pleased
to give plaee in these columns to any
declaration of intentions that Mr. Mos
grove may desire to make. Brookvillc
Republican. Ditto here.
7 C W Oiliillan.
The Republicans are forming the
line of battle in the State of New York,
Theie is everv reason, remarks the
New York Tribune, why the Repub
lican party should thus unite with
more than its usual heartiness, and
with only a generous rivalry between
contending factions as to which shall
be foremast in good work. Gen. Gar
field is the candidate of no faction, and
silent. As to the subsequent doings of
the girl and as to whether or not sh9
was ever attain seeu on the Roberts
farm tradition is dumb and the mem
ory of the oldest inhabitant treacher
ous. Early one morning some years
latter Squire Roberts walked into old
William Colms' school at Montgomery
Square, leading a little boy by the
hand.
"What shall I call hiwi?" said the
master.
"Benjamin Franklin Hancock," re
plied the 'Squire, and in that way was
the first Hancock brought to the at
tention of the people of Montgomery
township. People rre still living here
who went to school with the boy, and
who remamuer when he tirst came
within tho reach of Master Colms
rattan. They describe him as being a
"chunk of a boy at the time, but
to whether the chunk was large or
small they give but indefinite ideas
but from all accounts it would appear
as though Benjamin franklin llan
cock, wheu he walked up tho pike to
the school house door clasping equire
Roberts' hand, had but shortly before
WM. SMEARBAUGH & CO., D. W. CLARK,'
WM W. DITIIB5ES
AC on It ISUII,lIIYa,
(ono door from G. W. Rovard's.)
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
AND
niAcmcAii summon,
TIONESTA, PA.,
Far-Fctchcd is Dear Bought i3
an Old Adago !
GENERAL, and FANCY
I no niicmiou oi eonsun
Has now for sale the Following: IM'rts &
TEAS A SPECIALTY.
120 ACRES,
Allegheny Township, Venango Co., Pa.,
Stewarts "Run, 31 miles from Tionosta;
40 acres elearcd ; good barn ; frame, house :
small orchard; fences good; splendid
water. V ill bo sold at a bargain lor rush.
FARM OF 152 ACRES,
Terms STRICTLY CASH, or Exchange
for Butter, Fggs, Rags, Hides,
Furs and Poultry.
EGGS & POULTRY A SPECIALTY.
Threo and a half miles Eastof Kittanning,
In Armstrong county, known as tho Hoi
inson I arm
farm honso
out-buildings,
ed for raising of crops or stock, and mv
darlnid with a 4-foot vein of coal. Also
plenty of Limentono.
Tho attention of consumers Is asked to
as an evidence
goods cannot bo
bought as cheaply In Tionosta as any other
place. Cash is eloquent; but cash will
liuv as many goods to thn dollar as it will
in Pleasantville, Oil City or Titusville. .
SOAP SOAP SOAP
We claim to be headquarters for Toilet
and Laundry Soaps. No store in tho
country carries as great a vai ioty, or will
naino such prices as will bo found below :
Head List Carefully.
Minerva if- Uncle Sam Toilet per cako 2e.
lor fie.
K A il lit 'in. r ti n . . ' i Lubins perfumed .'1 cakes in box
. All under len.-e ; splendid Toilet i en ken in box for I.V.
and barn, and all necessary ;, ' i i,u'i,irnc.iii.iir,r,
r Wnll wnlnrml w..ll n,but- I lnniond itcd it U Into ( list He lai g
r ' ... " .?. , Prize Medal Castile Parisian Co.
Agents for tho Improved
HOWE SEWING MACHINE,
a Standard and Reliable Machine
Our Motto :
Prices."
"First Class Goods at Fair
mar24tf
HQ ! HIS 1 1
FORTY ACRES,
Near Trunkevvillo, Forest county. Tart
ot tho Daniel Jones placed Will sell cheap.
SIXTY ACRES
Ono mile from Neilltown ; about 15 or 20
acres Cleared, partly fenced. Some pood
oak on tho balance.
THIRTY ACRES,
In .Tonks Township, Forest county; ten
i acres cleared: small orcnaru growing.
comfortable houso ; well watered. Cheap.
I tako pleasure In telling the Sporting
Fiaternity tuat 1 Davo re-purcnaseu
THE GVN BUSINESS
FROM HORACE JONES, TO WHOM
SOLD IT IN 1871.
ho stood in the way of no rival. He
was nominated as a spontaneous .choice, discarded the dresses that had barked
his previous iofautiue career,
I AM NICELY LOCATED at my old
stand, and I am prepared, to attend to
all my mends, and the public generally,
who nood
Thk nomination of Hon. Alfred
Short for Congress by the Greenback
ers at Erie has created a great deal of
discord in the Greenback camp. Prom
inent men of the party have denounced
the nomination in bitter terms. Der
rich.
A bet having been made by a Dem
ocrat iu the oil exchange yesterday,
that there were more Hancock than
Garfield men among the soldier mem
bers, a vote was taken, which stood
eighteen for Garfield to nine for Han
cock. Derrick.
At the Greenback Congressional
Conference held in Corry, Aestmbly
man Short, tho presumed Democratic
nominee, was nominated on condition
that he subscribes to all Greenback
principles. Short was nominated by
the Warren and Veuango delegates,
lrie Greeubackers are furious, and
denounce Short for using his barrel.
and as a relief from a dead-lock. He
was the one man they found they could
agree upon, and they took him, not as
a dark horse, but as the Republican
statesman, not seeking the place, whom
they knew best, liked the most and
thought the strongest. His choice was
the special defeat of nobody else, and
the friends of each candidate can feel
iu supporting him they arc supporting
not a successful rival, but a fairly
chosen substitute. This attitude, too,
gives him special advantages for the
campaign. Ho is under obligations to
no faction, and can be fair to all. He
had to make no committals befure his
nomination, and he has been wise
enough to make no promises since.
Not a human being has from him the
promise of anything, in case of his
election. II is obligations and his
promises are to the Republican party
at largo. Those the whole country
knows, and knows he will keep.
c
General Hancock's Ancestry.
Much has been said and written by
Democrats aud Democratic newspa-
Also GOOO Acres
Of valuablo timber lands in Forest and
Elk counties. Tho Timber is worth the
price.
STOVES!
TI1T, COPPER
AND
ANYTHING IN THE GUN LINE!
Whv 1 remember lianiamin llan- ri j t ttt
pneb u-ll " KO;,l old John KMhhlphnnsn I shall keep a perfect stock of all kinds of KJliBOL XI Oil W ell J
.... ,
whose weight of 81 years did not
prevent him from nimbly stepping
from his rch to the roadside. "I
wont to William Colms' school until
the War ot 1812 was over, and I
played ball with 'Bennv' Hancock
many's the time. It was nothiug
against him, you know, but all the
boys knew that 'Benny' was taken by
the 'Squire out of tho roorhouse." As
to the correctnes of John Kibble
house's belief that Benjamin Hancock
ha's been a charge upon some county,
opinious differ. Other men who are
not quite octogenarians, but who are
related upon their mothers side to the
Hancock family, and are cousins of
the Democratic Presidential candidate,
say that 'Squire Roberts received the
bovish charge trom a lady in 1 nila
delphia. Folks round about Mont
gomery Square, after taking one look
at Benjamin 1 rankhu Hancock, had
made up their minds as to his paterni
ty. w ithout receiving the
name of Roberts, there had been visited
upon him tho cognomeus of two men,
much thought of and much talked of
in those days Benjamin i rauklin,
philosopher, and- John - Hancock,
patriot. Thus did he come by the
pers about the pecligreo ei name ot Benjamin 1 rauklin llaucock.
Winfield Scott Hancock, tho Demo- bchoolmaster Colms had
AMMUNITION!
And all kinds of
FISHING TACKLE.
I shall also continue to handlo the
"White" Sewing Machine,
And the
CHICAGO SINGER SEWING MACHINE
Come and seo mo. You will find mo
ALWAYS AT HOME.
Muzzle Loaders mado. to order and war
ranted.
I WOULD respectfully inform tho citi
zens of Tionosta and vicinity that I am
prepared to do all kinds of work in the
Tin, Cjpor and Sheet Iron lim. 1 also
make u specialty in manufacturing
SHEET IltOX STOVES
and equipments suitable for rafting pur-
pores. Also all Kinds oi
REPAIRING DOREON SHORT NOTICE
Tho Highest Market Prieo Paid for
RAGS AND JUNK
AT
rpREP AIRING IN ALL ITS TT) TPTV ft
PAITHTULLY DONE.
E. A. RAI.mVIX.
Tidiouto, Ta., Aug. 12,
may2tf
Opp. Lawrence House,
TIONESTA, PA.
cratio nominee lor 1 resident. It la
claimed by these Democratic papers
Republican Greenbackers declare they that he is a descendant the grandson
will uot vote for him. FranldiivXews.
of the signer of the Declaration of
Indopeudence, John Hancock. A
writer in the Philadelphia Piess has
made it his business to look the matter
up, aud Las carefully-prepared data
The National Democrat quotes from
"Wm. B. Mann's speech as follows :
"A victory for Ilaucok now means
. that all who fought on the right side BhowiDg conclusively that such is not
. b i v i , .i , 0:,i the case, and gives General Ilaucock's
or who sympathized with them."
Most people with two eyes and sense
enough to use them will see that Col.
Mann is about as near the bull's eye
as possible.but the Democrat don't think
so and gives this as a reason :
"Wo call tho attention of our read
ers to tho appointment of Major Gener
al James A. Lougstrcet as collector of pressioua made as to whence he spran
customs underOrantsadminutration. aQ(1 lhat certaiuly, lest the American
It may bo useless to argue a question
of color with a blind man, but we
suggest to our contemporary, as a
matter which ought to be of great
interest to the Democratic party, that
there is such a thing as repentance and
forgiveness, and thst while Judas
Iscariot might havo done a considera
ble service to the Saviour, it is very
probable that the thief on tho crosi
who repented has been enjoying a
much more salubrious climate for
about two thou situ years.
either died or survived his usefuluess
and so young Hancock assumed control
of the school, living in the dwelling-
house attached to the building iu the
rear. It was here that two boy babie3
were born to Benjamin Hancock's wife
on February 14. 1824. The larger of
the two was christened Winfield Scott
Hancock, and is to-day the nominee
of the Democrats for President.
c
The Democrats have achieved the
true pedigree. Tho writer, giving the greatest blunder yet, in uniting with
opinions of the people who now reside the Greenback party of Maine. They !
iu:the vicinity of Ilaucock's birth- give by thU move, the lie to one ef
place, says : "They are honest euough the prominent planks in their plat-
to say that it matters not who were form and show that they are prepared
General Hancock's ancestors so that to go to any length to win their point.
he himself is without blemish, but yet It is an alliance that any well bred
thev say there should be no false im- and honest Democrat will blush to
BR0WNTS PATENT i
CUN CLEANER.
Cleaner and Oiler I
Fur Urfech-luaiHllK Ann
III niHikdt.
For One Dollar, one Cleaner, Patchei, Bru$h
and full directions sent free of postage.
In imlerliit lv. rm,ie u jun. l-n.l lor em-uLr.
! AUdrc- T. YARDLEV BROWN.''"'1
I lir. A IH pill, I
thmnnt flOti Form Street. Fitlabumh. F. -
ftfKul&rly eJucailJ nd legally quitlitieil, m Indium aft
tlice sliowi, hnt Lean lunger emrnfrc-d in tti pecial
b-eatmut of Chrouio, Bexual aud Urinary diaeaio
Kian any other iliyntcian id I'uuimrftn. i nose auiiruo
live diseatui, cautied by secret habit in youlb, or
ttnnv in utrr TfrtM. namely:
SfERMATdRlUttA, riEMINAL WEAKNESS,
Ac.aad their 4iKtrous eflecU: A'errow Debility,
Wight Lj4m, Sttmitd iehrynct, yam Simple, Wtuk
myes. Poor Memory, Jritubility, lndigrtton, Threatrned
Conumition, Drtad o future, Avermm lo fiocitty, in
tar or jjMtne, arm rtsuutng mi j.iu
Bxhauatloii, sSco., yurfectty a&d per
il n ft easee n
(all forma
totjnunty for Marriuan or jMtne, and rtsulting Mi Im
Bonorrncb, Oleot. Btrlotur h byphilli
raoentTy etir-l. Alio re Alitor lon-st.iD(liiit cuei of
icml Gleet, Btrlotura bypUUla. (all form 1
Ute(ing Mouth, Throat, Ao', tktn, hlovd. lion, an J
Externul and Internal Oraan$. are treaUid OH ttctentina
principle and with unparalleled iuooM. A life-tini
axperience in thuutiaaile of vaaea of all atagea, eveiy
I ear. cuntrihutea akill. Curable eauea ftaariutetl At
ouhttinti it ia frankly ataud. r Descriptive tajn
pUlet font free. Tretstuient caa be Hent aucurely a ad
rivawly to pertnna at a diatance. Consultation fr
To Nervous SufFerors. Tho Great European
Eemedy. Dr. J. B. Simpson's
Spocifio Medicine,
Dr. J. H. Simpson's Specilk' Jloilicino is
a positive euro for Hiipcriuatorrhrn, In
potencv. weaknoRs. and all ;1mousos result-
ins from foll'-a1jusn, as nrrvous debility,
irritability, mental niixioly, liiniruor, las
(iitnde, dcjirossion ot npirits ami tunetion
al uoraiiproinenw
ko n o r a 1 1 y.
pains in tuu'K
or hide, lofh
of inemorj
pre m atari
old ao ari(
diseases that
load to con
sumption, insanity and nil rally ninvo, or
hotii. iso niaticr now snaiiercn ino sys
tem may bo from excesses of any kind, a
fchort course of this inedicino will rostori?
tho lost functions and procure health land
happiness wjioro before was despondency
and gloom. The Npvcitic Nedicino is bo-
inir nscil with wonderlul success. I'am
jihlets sent tree to all. AVrito for them
mid get full particulars. Price, Specitic.
1.00 per pnekago, or six packages for!?5.00
Will bo sent by mail on receipt ol money,
Address all orders, J. il. Simpson's Med
icine Co., Nos. 104 and 100 Main St., Huf
falo, N. Y. Hold in Tionosta, l'a., by i.
W. Jiovard. noviaeow
WuDdcrful enrioturi true to lite; uu who
' marT: xrho not; why? "Who to marry; proper
4e, Ac. Kupruuuotiou huultny. tteautitul ehiiar-a'
people and the inhabitants of Mont'
goinery couuty should be charged with
woeful lack of curiosity, if not ignor
ance, something should be known con
cerning tho forefathers of a man who
is reaching forth his hands for the
Presidential chair." We glean the
following further facts from tbe article,
own. It must certainly be looked upon I
with mortification and regret by the
Democrats at large, who are hard
money men and see the transparent
hopelessness this step reveals by the I
Democracy of Maine. Whether the
party tltat is one now, proposes to vote
for Weaver or Hancock has not been
announced. That the combination
will run smoothly, to the end, is
luteal diaeoveriefc. Itnpt'ilimenu to marnnge; oatiea.
aunaamiuBoa, cure. Keliuiile pruscripuoua. Hovk (ut
Uie million. EvervboJy should read it. Price. 0 cauU.
UAMiOUl); its Wl aud abuee. so pages. S ceuU.
WOMANHOOD; cauaeaof iudecay. U rapee. s cenU.
book! for no eta.. m irul.tl. Aoaresa ut. w aiitu
uvrriiri..! ..15 s5 s
4
Ml
p
indicated from tho begin-
Gret-nbackers and Demo
crats in Maiue havo coaleseced. There
is no reason why they should not.
As was
nine the
from which it will be seen who are scarcely to be hoped for, but should it
General W. S. Hancock's ancestors, do so the infamous Garceluii affair will
which will dispell all further thoughts doubtless be attempted iu November.
of Iuh being a descendant of the signer Republicanism has, however a stalwait
of the immortal Declaralion of Iude- champion there, who did most noble
pendence : service during the Garcelon intrigue
'Squiie John Roberts was of an old- Rud 6taU(s readv to protcct Republican
county family. One of his near rela- ''S"ts as thoroughly now as then with
Jrd TJol.Prta una a mamli'r of an experience added. Senator Llaine
rS. -tW
Congress at a time when a national
Hie have one common, animating Representative was looked upon with
purpose, which is to possess the offices, a feeling akin to awe. 'Squire Rob-
aud that they are thoroughly united, erts was a mau of means. He owned
Tho Republicans last year fell short of a'nJ UP0U a f-rtile farm within a
short distance ot the school house by
a majority over tho combined opposi- tho 6iJo of ()0 pike nt Montgomery
tijnbylf3 oteJ. 'iho Presidential Square. His homestead btill stands
election vi!l h'u year bring out the and now occupied by Jacob Sward-
and other notable leaders will not see
their party defrauded by open vio
lence and fraud. That fact maybe
understood first and 1 st. This alli
ance must give raaGy votei to the Re
publican party. Thero are honest
Democrats left, eveu in the State of
Maine. Jamcttown Divwrat.
GREAT REDUCTION!
k!
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lHSTlTUta AMD ABOUND.
CnAMBERLAIN INSTITUTE
Ann
FEMALE CCLLE3E,
It is a largo and thoroughly eiuiied
Seminary for both sexes. Established in
h:,U. l'ropcrty free from debt, 103,000,
New Boardiiij' Hall with stoamheat, etc.
erectoii in W3 st a cost of 15,000. Kxeel
lent board and hoine-liKO ariangemoiils
throughout. Total expense for board
furnished room, steumheat, light, wash
im' and tuition for 11 weeks, for
ono year, fU7.0. For catalogue or furthe
inforniBtion. ivldress
l'rof. J. T. KUWAKDS, l. D., l'rincipai
XV-Eall Term ooens AuitumI 'Jl. S in
ter 'l'(!riii opens December 7. .Spi iir Term
opmis March-, .juiiusi.
or
gJO-rcK Ai' lAa I
ustile larg slzo fie.
Transparent (ilvcerlno Tic,
Turkish Hath (aline article) tt Omnibus Cc.
Colg.ites l'lilm Oil Toilet (!c.
Fielding's Ikxpiet (ilvcerino 7c.
Ivirk's IMuo India T.aundry He.
Mcllrldes Charm Laundry He.
Excelsior Shaving . Sawyers llarbe.1 IOc.
Mcllrides iiVme ! la Naron 10c.
1'cach lUosoom Tar Soaps 10c.
Silver Soap for cleaning Silverware 10e.
Alsation ltopietand Yaivltee Shaving l'Jc.
Indexical Honey and I lee Hath 15c.
" (ilvceriiio uihi iChler r lower l.ur.
' llijiy Soap HOe,
Mclli ides Old Lather Laundry .1 for 25c.
(ienuine Spanish Castile 4 lb bar fiOc.
You can save trom 20 to -10 per cent, every
timo by buying your Soaps
at Dithridgo's. '
HARDWARE!
Axes, double bitted, l.iO
A xo handles, 15 to 25c.
Awls, pegging and sewing, IOc. per do..
A usable Horse nails, 20c per lb.
Hotter knives, ivory handled GOo.
Hotelier knives 25c,
He-It punches, all sizes,
llurden horse shoes, 50c lb.
, J tread toasters, fie.
1 tread knives, IW to 50
Jtread l'ans, nil sizes.
Jtolts, carriage and tirey
Howls 10 cents to $1.00.
Can openers, 10 and 25c.
Carving kni ws and lorks 75, $1, $1.25.
Closet und wardrobe hooks, all sizes.
Coal shovels, 10 to 15c.
Cork scicws, 5 to 10c.
Combs 5, 10 15. 20, 25, 110 to il.
Cleaners for lanipciiiintiys, I5e
Claw hammer best steel. OOo
Cleaners for kettles, 25e.
Carpet tacks per papci -le
Carpet tacks tinned, 5c.
Cartridges for Henry .V, Winchester Hides.
Cartridges for revolvers.
Caps, genuine Eley Jiro's, lfo.
Caps O. U., 5c.
Corn poppers, 20c.
files, 8. 10 and 12 in. mill saws,
family grind stones $1 to 83.
forks, hay, (IOc to 1.
forks, manure, 75c to $1.
Foot scrapers, 5, 10 to 15o
(iarden rakes, fiOtotlOc.
Horse nails, 20 per lb.
Hoes. No. 1 st- el, 5!) to 75c.
Uoe handles and fork handles.
Kitchen knives lor paring, 10 to 15c.
Knives it forks for children, 20 to 25c
Knivfs and forks, $1, 1 25, ?2 to ill
Tho largest variety of Table Knives in
Voro-ii County. ' .
Knives it forks for carving," 75, 1.25 to $1.50.
Knives, IS inches long for steak, $1.50.
Knives for bgti'hcring, 25c.
Knives, physician's pocket, $1.50.
Knives silver plated, fruit, 2tc.
Kjiives ivory handled, butter, 50c.
Knives, pocket, HI, 15, 25 to -tile.
Knives, po:-ket,5(l, 75, $1, $1.50
Knives lor bread, 25 to 5(k
Knives, putty, 25c.
Knives, pruning, 50c.
K nife boxes, 15c.
Knives, II tinting, $1,25.
Lemon sipiee.ers, galvanized, 25c.
Machine oilers, 5c.
Machine screw drivers, 5c.
Pistols, tov, 5 to 10c.
llazors, Vostenhol m's, $2 to $2,5(1.
Itazors Wostenholm X L, $1.25.
Ita.ors, Wade A Hoteliers, $1.
lta.ors, old English, 5IK-.
Hides, 1 fM)t, 15c.
Hides, two leet, 2. cents.
Allegheny Valley Rail Road,
-ANI-
Pittsburgh, Titusville &. Bufi'alo
..Railroad.
(XX AND APTElt Monday, Juno I I, 1S80
trains will run as follows:
STATIONS. Northward. Southward
No. I .No. 3 Sa.i Ko. 1 No. 4 t-o.
a m p in p m j in ni a in
Pittsburgh 8:55 2:35 9:30 1S:(M 1:10 7:10
W PenJunclO:02 4:0(1 11:28 (1:50 12:25 5:75
Kittanning 10:30 4:15 12:30 fi: 15 1 1:4 4:13
It. Ifk Jiincll:10 5:10 1:4 5:35 11:10 !!2()
Hiady ltcndll:22 5:52 2:13 5:20 111:55 2:55
Parker 11:52 (i:25 8:12 4:50 10:20 1:50
Emlenteii 12:31 7:01 3:42 4:31 lii:7 1:20
Scrubgrass 1:07 7:13 4:11 3:52 !:20 12:10
franklin 1:3 8;2(t 5:37 3:17 8:37 11:00
Oil Citv 2:i5 5:05 (i::i5 2:2.5 11 :.'.() i:15
Oleopo'Ms 2:21 5:15 (i.5(i 1:5! t 11:00 8:5(1
EagloHock 2:2! (:0H 7:03 1:52 In: l!tj 8:1!
TioncKta 2:17 (i:37 7:23 l:3:i,l(l:20 8; I0
Tidiouto 3:21 7.1."- 7:57 1:00 H:30 7:57
Irvinetoii 4:00 !l:0(l 8:30 12:25 8:30 7:05
falconers 5:40 11:50 11:05 5:17
Hullalo 8:10 1:10 8:25 12:15
Oil City 2:30 0:15 (1:50 2:00 8:05 8:50
Titusville 3:2H 10:05 7:35 1:15 7:0 8:03
Corry 4:35 11:35 8:45 12:05 (i:(Ki t;55
May viilo 5:55 10:30 10; 50 3:55
Hrocton ti:35 ll:3Cl():15 3:(K
p in p in a m a in a in p ni
Trains run bv I'hiladelphia Time.
DAVID MOAlUiO, Cien l Sup t.
J MOHTOM II ALL,
Sen'l Passensjer C Ticket Agent.
f EM ALE
QTEUHEN VILLE,
O S
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SEMINAllY
Hoard, room and liidit pel ,ear ilia.
Toil ion, $20 to f ill. )ne-loui th oil' for
Ministers. Calaloguei, free. Address,
jul211t. Uev. A. M. ltflD, Ph. D. I'nn.
Hevolvers, nickel plated, 7-shot fL.'iOj 1.75
Stove polish, 2 cakes for 5c.
. Spring balances 25e.
Spoons, tinned iron tea, 10, 15 tit 2!c.
Spoons, tinned iron tabta, 20 to 30c.
Spoons, allmta tea, 10c.
Spoons, Hrittannia lea, 50c.
Spoons, wood mixing 5c,
Scissors from 10 to 5(ic.
Shears, cast steel, 10, 15, 25 to 35e.
' Shears, nickel plated, 5(le to $2.
Tho finest to bo had niivwliere. Stovo
litters, (M)d handles 5 to 10c: sausago
cutters and sausage stiitlcrs: sauce pans.
porcelain lined, nil sizes. s
.s3:e:dn.
Canary, Hemp, ltapo and Linseed,
Sheilierd'M mixed seed for canary birds,
Shepherd's Song Uestorcr.
AOIIOAS.
Clarks O. N. T. Spool Cotun 5c.
lilack Silk it. H. Twist 2 spools for 5cc.
Will to Hasting Thread le spool.
Enamelled Thread 2c spool.
Wyoming Thread 3e spool.
Ivory Huttons 20 styles lo! doz.
Pearl 2.) styles Kit; to 1.00 doz
Agate " 20 styles 15e gross.
Unlaundried Shirts 1.00
Calico Shirts 35r, to 1.1(0.
Paper Collars 5-10-15-21) and 25c. box.
Childrens hose 5c to 15c pair.
l.ailies noso io-lu-20-2o und ItOe iair.
Valenciennes Lace le to 5()e Mird.
Heal Hretonno " 20to5((u.
" Torchon 7 to 4(te.
Crochet Hooks 5 to 15c. Itibbons 5 to 50c.
Veilings various colors, witlt'-s, and prices.
Artilii ia! Ilowers 5c a sprav to ..00 bunch.
Saxony and icrmantown Vool A zephyr.
Cotton Hatting 5 to 20c. lb, with many
other articles which the printer denies ad
mission for lack of space.
;itoc i:hib:s.
French Prunes it English Currants 10c.
Kaisins 12-15 tV 2(lc j Dried Peaches He.
Teas 25e to 80c lb.
Hams lie ; It. Haeon 10c ; Mess Perk 8c.
Flour XXX l.)Hl Hack ; Cornmeal lOcsark.
Crackers 10 kinds 7 to Hie lb.
Fine Cakes 12 kinds 10c 20c lb.
I ickics ni io I.ic ooz.
(iloss Starch S lbs for 25c.
Dried Peas 5c lb ; Dried Corn 10 to 12c. '
Hi 'member that these prices can only bo
maintained by cash over tho counter.
When you go abroad to buy you expect to
take the eloinient cash in y'oiir pocktt as a
passport to favor. Do the same by your
home merchant, ami you will save time
and money, besides the trouble of goiii"
abroad. "
GEORGE W. DITJIRIDGE,
PAHTKIti E Hl'I LDINii,
hom:sta,jm:na.