rl-l
IS, IhsO.
Ji:i)M.SDW MORMNIl, AICI
noHouoiiorjiciins.
pnr(jiz;&. Fiiukhaji.
f ''luvvimr.ni 'hai. lionnor, AT. 7ln
fein, .). J1:. W'ciik, i lok Joyce, . V,
'lurk, Jnstls w':i-y.
ti.stirrH of lio VVifv .T. T. Ihonnaii,
. S. K uox.
"iixlablr James Swailcs.
Si'lutol Director J . Slmwkey, 1'. W.
a 11 1 i.i.i,,., ' a n...,,i,.n
I HI l , 1 II 1 HI M IMI , . . . . PViHI If
V. M. Kelly, .1. T. Prenimn.
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IO It F.ST .COUNTY OiTIGUCI'vS.
Afrmlrr nCnnirrsn U Auv.y AVllITi:.
' A.t(ui'tlum-'S. 1. vVllHKI.KIt.
I'rrilciit .mlirl,. I. W I: I'MonK.
AXOCiatf ,iiJ(CS-JiHN Klxu, -;n-
- Ait.) K Run:
Teen sk re;' -WM. l.AWnilSOK,
Iroltmmiltn i, Iti ji.stcr .( J'ceoriter, f:c.
Mtsti Km aw k kv.
Slirrt ''.--V. A. llANDAM,.
C m id VI io tie r.i Em , lU'.nt.TN, IA AC
. ivo, 1 I, W. TjI'di-iihh.
County tiitjicrintemlcntll. H. IPux-k-
A 1 ,
IKxtrM A ttrrvctt. I"). Tnwi.v.
' ..! ConimibAitnicml--' H. Church.
'i'KTKIt Vol'NOIf.
mntu HnrertM-'?. D. Collins.
(Iirnn'r-W, O. Cnimns.
f!-untit A inlitnrn Nicholas Tiiomt
v, it. F. ropKr.N!, K. O. I.acv.
riUG!r.3S DIRECTORY.
LIFE, Fi P.P. ft ACCIDtilT.
rrrK ixsirnANCF,.:
TV.ivi, Liverpool iV. London if' (Hobo,
l,vcotnin'T', North Pritish ei
Meroru'.! ilr, Hanover, Franklin '
of Philadelphia,
Continental, Northern 1 tocher-tor.
A CCI I) K N 'I' 1 XX U U AN ( ' K :
Traveler:! l.M'o iV. Accident Insuranco
Company.
Ollii-o: C. C. Thompson'", Law Office,
(Si;indiii P.loek, Tidiouto, Pa.
T. .T. VAN OIRSKX,
KoHcitim; A font, TioiwUsi, Vn.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Get Registered.
We wish to urge upon Republicans
the necessity of being Registered before
tho First of September next. We want
every Republican vote in tlio county,
nnd in order to get it tho voter must be
registered beforo the abovo mentioned
date. Don't nodect it.
j-io., TIONESTA LODQB
.-.-TV yJnz no. ;tvj,
TKKTH ovorv Viybiy
, 1 o'oloclc, in tli-J lSiz
fvciiii.jr, ni 7
I tooi n in l'ar-
riil"n'fi 1 1 .'1.1 1 .
1.W. CLARK, X.rt.
l.W.SAWYl'U, S-r'y.
"TTOUXr Y AT IjAW, Tlonojln. Pa.
V t'oUoction-t niii lo in this ami n:!jom
;n' comities. -10-1 y
JIIITTW Vrr
ATT
'"hn Street,
T. I J
AJ? LAW, .
TIOXKSTA, VI,
TlXi'.STA, l'A.
'! :'?!. ir.:T!S !
ilioitl"uC:li-;!-r.eo nw
I'eM-.ii.u rrriuM) nt Vsij-
Mieisi, or
ATTKN
T IML'O I'eeo hi
Aft'u nev in I ho
ill.rt.Hl. 1. All o!li"(M'
.nirnrs 'ho wev inhtr; i in tlio lulfl w:(r.
.in ohl.iTii Dflnsi.ois 1 which they may 1
nt.itl(vl, lo- -tl litvr n or juMro-'s'in me at
i oiuMta, i'u. Also, el.i'mis for nm lu-itv'es
if pav aii-.lrnKty wilt rooeivo pi onioi :n-
.....
Having hceil nvnv foiirycarH a siilil:cr m
ho lto Var, n n t liavtirtr !! a ni:mli;r of
voarsi emti'-vinl in thn pi-osecution of hoI
liers' claim-;, my pKoerienew . will a- jnr e
' lm collectinn of i lainia i'i thi"1 shifli'st jios
',il)lo time. J. H.MiNVv'.
iliC
V. W.Hays,
ATTOUNKY AT T.AV. Rivl XotaV.v
r(.Tif.li,1 UAVjmhlx liuUiir it Co.'m
!!o:k, .Siyief.-. Kt.', oil ':fy, !M. :-ly
Lawronco Hoi;sn,
rprr.xr.sTA, i-knn'a, wm. t,av;-
L UV'.SrK. Piioriaimm. This iiouso
i4 ciMitriiU- lo.va. "NK verythhv r.ew an.1
woll furniNli.nl Vi') iv-om mo.l.i
lions niil strict a'i-'iilH li to ;-;ue.-i.
VsstiilU'f on.l l-Vii of ...l.kin!H rvn-l
intiioir s..a.v.;i. Su.iplo rooji for t'oiii
incrt'tal A;;eiit .;. . . 9
ijoxxuk. o:;vm uitic. T. c.
I .1 i kiv. i'r . i . i r. Tlilu i- a now
noii-;e, jui'l hii'iiu -t leen liUe.l u;) for tho
peeommo.htlioii of tho l.r.lilie. A portion
of the J au-oiiao of the public is Kohoiteil
itl-ly
J. 1-2. ESIjAOTK, 51.
, TIONKRTA, l'A.
ftvi-iri: IfouitM. : 7 to O A. M.t 7 to 0 1
m. Vo,hie.siliy.s ami Saturilayn from 11
a. m. to 3 r. M.
D
It. K. fJTKADMAX,
SUH;iKOX DKXTIST.
Dent il room in Ir. Ulaino's oilloo, next
. 1.. or to Central I loose. Tionosta, l'a. All
vorlc warranto'l, an ! at reasonahlo priee
" "7l. WIT. A. II. K1J.1.V
MA 1', V All K U CO.,
O .A. 1T IC S IR,
Corner of I 'Am .t WalantS!'i, Tionesta.
. TJ.nik f r-iscoiint uV 1 IK posit.
Interest alloWVil on Timo Peposits.
CV'hv' ioii i nia.iooisr.'.l thoVrincipul points
of tlio U.S.
4
t'olloetions soiieitod. IS-ly.
rilOTOGKAPIl GALLEIIY.
Preaching iu tho Prcsliyterian
Church next Sunday morning and
jveiiii:g, by Jtev. HicUIing.
U. K. Sunday Hchool at 10 o'clock
a. m., and Picibj tcrian Sunday School
at o'clock p. m.
Got Pvoiitered.
; T!ic tiil market opened yesterday
nt 0 7-Sc, nnd clued at H'J : 8c.
Tho Lickirrgvillo camp meetyjy j
ntnrtj up to-morrow, iriunday will bo
tuo day.
Mr. C. W. Mctzar, o tho Tftas-
villa ) lira lil, paid us a pieplant, vitfit
yesterday.
lIod Si;'itn "did tile ;i2t)'i:--0!rie"
atthodi.pot (jvuiiig Mr. Craig's ab
sence p.t Cliautau'iua u f'ow daya during
tl.S past week.
Nearly all tho Chautauqua viti
lorn !Vo::i l;cro havo rclwrncd, fuliny
much better in health, and Komcwhct
poorer in purse.
'The river i'i now lower than it
nan been lor many years, nn l, no
doubt, will ho much lower, if we don't
ho6:i r :t Borne rain.
Tho CcuMy (.'onnni.-sioriera will
he hi bunion on Toesday next, 2-lth
ii'ft. Thofc l:avii)jj busini with tho
board can govern themselves accord-
in'iilv.
A man who has nssioted in color.
ing fiandulent naturalization papers
ij not, fit to dictate to the honest voters
of lii'i'st or anv other county how
they fchull cat their ballots.
T-Thu Titusvillo World Bays : "A
vot3 was taken on the excursion train
which came up yoilcrday afternoon
from Pittsburgh which resulted: Gar
field, 187, Hancock, 48, Weaver 5.
Yming persons having teaching
talent, should atteud tba State Normal
School. Superior advantages nt very
low rates. Address for circulars, J. A.
Cooper.; IMiuboro, Pa.
Mrs. Dr. Wallace end daughter
Mif3 Cora, of Erady's 1'end, were, the
guests ot Mr. DerickAon'a family a few
days last week. They departed ou
Monday and will spend a Jew days at
Chautauqua.
linker's Bread fresh Tuesday
Thursday nml Saturday. .Peaches
Mdoof, Canteloups, Gwect Potatoes
French Mustard at
lit.- Smbauiiaugh & Co.
Mr. and Mis. S. D. Irwin, Mr
ami Mrs. T. U. Cobb, Miss Kate Cobb
Mis? Alwilda Adams, Mies Maud
Davis, and M;as Alury Koso were
among Tionctta'a representatives at
Chautauqua duriug tho past week.
Several coons have come to grief
witliiu the past week in this vicinity.
They arc Eaid to lo quito plenty in
5orue of tho cornfields along the river
II. CAHPSNTS
I vv
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Proprietor.
1 .v
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PicturostuKeuiii nil tho latest stjles
the art.
'Jii-t'
QiiAiiL!:s
CAUJAGFJ
In rear
KlJl ST.
of
l'AISIU,
rnACTic'AL
AND WAGON MAKER.
mum's KlaelismUU shop,
tioxi'sta, p
iii:ndi:i;sjx.
TOXSOltlAL A 1 IT I ST.
Tionesla, I'u. iho liit iloio- Koulh of
l.n-.Tieiuo limine, for :l niee ;ha', sh.uo
.ion or Imir-eiit e.ill on Mr. 11. llu ii
1 ...':l.S i!l l-VL-t-y IvS!-'. ( I. il'.U ij-U-
hills. Some follows take more- delight
iu hunting coons than going fkbiug.
--Mr. Thus. Snolgrnss, one of Pres
ident's very best citizsus, paid us a
pleasact and substantial call ou Mon
day (nl. Wo are sorry to learn that
he has disposed of his iuterests in
President and contemplates leaving
this sectioirt Wc hope- ho may not get
far awuy.
On our second page to-day wo
publish skctchea.of tho speeches of
S. It. Mason lsq., end GtuTWm.
f.lakeley, dtlivered at Allegheny
lately. It viil bo romer.ibered that
Mr. Ma:-oa Jtlivcrtd a speech in this
place two Years ago which was con
tide rl a master-piiice by om? of our
cilitns. Let thciu read this onoand
contrast it with hii remarks at thtit
tims."
Whilo unloading some nmchinery
from the'enrs nt this station, inteuded
for tho new eaw-inill on Salmon creek,
last Wednesday, ft largo band-wheel
accidentally fell to the ground and
was badly broken. The loss will not
bo less than $250.
" Squirrels aro beginning ' to show
their colors somewhat of late, and tho
indications aro that iu a week or so
more, or about tho timo the season
open?, they will bo plenty enough to
afforl some snort to hunters. Some of
the boys are already talking ofhaviug
a s'nre hunt when the season opens.
Quite a number, of our, citizens
who were notified to repair or build
now sidewalks have responded to tho
notice promptly ; others aro slow about
the mailer end have taken no action
whatever. It is not the disposition of
the authorities to crowd renders any,
yet if properly owners persist in treat
ing the matter indifferently they will
bo taught. that the notices mean busi
ness, and there will bo no discrimina
tion. . 4
Prof. M. E. Peck is in town in
troducing a new euro for diseases by
absorption. It is known as "Parr's
English Pad," and is highly recom
mended as a prevention and cure of
all malarial, contcgious or bilious
complaints. All who are troubled
with liver, kidney or any other
chronic diseasos can reaoh Mr. Peck
by addressing their communications to
Cony, Pa.
Mrs. S. C. Sloan, of Allegheny
City, accompanied by Mrs. W. R,
)unu aud little- daughter, Louise, of
Crookston, Minn., arrived in town
estcrday afternoon, and will remain
three or four weeks. Mrs. Dunn, who
ias been stopping with her parents in
Allegheny for several weeks, is look in
til, and reports W. II. in good health
and .spirits nt last accounts. Her
many lady friends hero arc glad to seo
icr uinomr them again.
, A subscription paper is being
circulated to raise money for tho
building of a new fence around iho
cemetery nt the upper end of town. A
fence is badly needed around the
greater portion of tho ground ana it
ii hoped our citizens will suhscrioo
ibcrally to the good cause. Ihero is
scarcely afatnily m town but has
friends buried there, and nil should
take pride in keeping the "City of the
Dead." looking neat and respectable.
The second annual reunion of tho
105th regiment. Pa. Voluuteers, will
he held at Tunxreetawncy, Jefferson
C.., Pa., on Tuesday, October Pith,
18S0. No doubt there are many sur
vivors of this noblo regiment in this
county who would like to meet their
old comrades once more, and should
not fail to bo on hand at tho nbove
timo and place. For full information
address S. A. Craig Esq., Brockville,
Pa.
Mr. E. S. Rudy, was ia town
Monday, having just returned from
Luck Mills where he has been engaged
ii) "hammering'' a couplo of large saws
for Mr. Tobey. Mr. Rudy understands
this branch of tho saw mill business to
perfection, and has saved our lumber
manufacturers many a dollar, in timo,
freight and trouble of sending their
saws to the &hepa for repir3. Those
for whom ho has dcuo such work can
testify to hh superior ekill in repair
ing a saw and making it run n3 good
as when brought new from the shop.
We havo received a copy of the
Republican Campaign Song Rook, is
sued by the Republican Central Cam
paigu Club, of New York. It contains
many of the latest songs of tho day,
besides a number of new and stirring
campaign songs, all set to music. Ev
ery Republican club should be suppli
ed with these songsters. Price, SI per
100. or 5 cents a single copy, the act
ual cost of printing. Send orders to
Peter J. I'luyA'rsant, Secretary, Cole
man House, "New York. Now is the
timo to ccaniza Republican Glee
Clubs In every towiu-hip iu the county.
A sixty-five dollar runaway took
rdaco'in town on Monday afternoon
drives in iho State. The natural an- business at tno hrcoruers uiuce.
vantages aro nnequaled.
i .
Wild tdums and crapes will bo Deed, Mortgages, ttc, ircordeti
abundant. Every tree and vino along from July 1, 1880 to Aug. 2, 1880
............ . .A
thev will not last lon-r. as they are tho road is bending down with the Deed, Austin Mevcns et ux to A.
A goodly number fii our citizens
live been and aro now out in tho
blackberry woods. Tho berries are
said to bo abundant, but it is thought
nearly all "dead ripe" aud dropping
off. Those who expect to put up any
must bo up and doing.
Tho machinery for the new mill
to be put up on the Rlako timber tract,
near Scotch Hill, Clarion county, pass
ed through town on Monday. The
mill is being put up by Messrs. Buz
zard, Graham & Rilz, and it ia esti-
fruit.
Barnett Township Ncw3.
You will guflor a word from Barnett.
Tho blackberry season is upon us
with all its delights and inconven
iences. The crop is nothing extra, and
from appearances is likely to be a shprt
lived one, at least in sumo of the old
mated that over 100.000.000 feet of "patches." Where tho ground has
lumber will be cut by it. Mr. I,. L. lately been burned over, and the briers $227
Hackctt, so well known to maay of are producing first-class crop since
A.Stevens, J of 4,000 acres in Howe
twp.; $1,200.
Deed, John II. VVenlwoith ct ux to
Win. J. Wentworth, 00 acres in Tiou-
3ta twp; $700.
Deed, Win. Lawrence, Trcas., to J.
M. Clapp 798 acres in Hickory twp;
$208.
.Alignment, J. M. Clapp to Joseph
Patterson, 798 acres in Hickory twp;
our citizens as a first class mill-wright,
has tho job of putting up the structure
and placing tho machinery in order.
The company havo been fortunate in
securing the services of Mr. E. S. Rudy,
recently of Ford & Lucy's mill, as
head-sawyer aud general manager,
Col. Watson, Republican nominee
for Congress in the Erie, Venango and
Warren district, paid us a short but
very pleasant cajl yesterday. Tho
Colonel speaks encouragingly of tho
situation in his district, and why
shouldn't he, when he has the hearty
support of every producer and every
friend of the producing interest, irre
spectivo of party ties. The Democrats
and Grcenbackers have hatched up a
fusion, as they have in thi3 district, by
nominating A. G. Short, but Col.
Watson assures us that the Republi
cans will by no means be "Short" -on
votes when tho election take3 place.
Peterson's Magazine for Septem
her is already on our table, aud as
usual brim full of crood thincs. How
such a truly meritorious book a3 Pe
terson can be produced for the small
sum of $2.00 a year has often created
a great deal of curiosity in tho minds
of its many readers. Tho number
before vs is one of unusual beauty. The
principal steel eugraving, "At Sor
rento," is most lovely ; Tho large
eolored fashion plates are elegant and
superb. A pattern for tidy on Java
canvass in this number is ingenius,
original and pretty. Now is the time
to subscribe for Peterson. Address,
Chas. J. Peterson, COG Chestnut St.,
Phila.
Notes Between Here and Nebraska.
Tho greater portion of the road along
the creek i.s in a worse condition thau
has been known for some time. The
authorities should lose no time in ro
nairinsr it
Mr. Kelly's farm, extending the
entire length of Oldtowu flats i3 look
ing better every year. Mr. Smiley,
tho Superintendent, understands his
"biz.," and will havo one of tho best
farms in the Stats in a few years
thero "reconstruction," the gathering
may continue as lonx as usual. The
influx of berry seakers is probably as
great as in past years.
R. J. Hillard, on Friday evening,
whilo looking for his cows, out beyond
Releas of mortgage Gormantown
M. & M. Co. to the Wood
land Oil Co., Limited; $4,928.
Deed, John Ilcpler et ux to Wm.
C. Ilepler, 5 acres in Tionesta twp;
$115.
Release of Mortgage, Samuel W li
the "windfall" ou tho old Marien road, lets to Henry J. Brooks et a!; $3,094.
saw a fino black bear ; being without
a "woepin" offeiisivo or defensive, ho
was obliged, much against his wishes,
to let his bearship pursue his way unchallenged.
Thompson and Darr's mill ct Cole
man is shut down at present for want
of logs; as tho logs are brought to the
mill down Coleman Kun, the starting
up of the mill is contingent upon rain
enough to raako "bracketing" water
When tho stock now in tho run (about
200,000) i3 manufactured the "cut" for
tho season will be about 21 or 3 mill
ions. That old veteran sawyer, Stein
burg, occupies tho position of head
sawyer.
A boat scaffold was built just abovo
tho mouth of tho run hy tho Co. last
spring ; 7 or 8 boats have already been
turned out and about as many more
will be built duriug tho summer. The
Co. is now building a wharf extending
from the end of tho board track to the
boat scafJ'old.
Tho Wallace Bro's, are putting in
some timber this summer.
Frank MeNcall is also putting in
two rafts.
Andy Slaugenhaupt has a raft in
awaiting tho flood
Our old friend and townsman, W. J.
I . . .. . I . .n rrlnil - tl r ("1 1,1
ivrmsirong uiuiia-b uo .v
awhile by an occasional visit from
Sigel, where "ho is spending tho summer
vacation with his mother, who lives
with her soa-iu law, Dr. Baker ; ho
will return to Meadville when the fall
term opens
Mis. Morso and daughter, who have
been speuding the summer at William
Shield's, returned to their home iu
Alleghany yesterday.
The United Brethren bfgtm a
"ba&kel-meeting" at Hominy Ridge
yesterday it will continuo ono week
Tho last Quarterly Meeting of the U.
Mr. Aruer and a gang of man have B. for the year will be held Saturday
been engaged for a few days past
cleaning out the channel of tho creek,
so that lumber may be brought out in
"skippers" during tho low water
Somo largo boulders, below tho Blue
Narrows, have been blasted and ro
moved, which will bo good news to
the lumbermen along tho creek, aa the
aud Sunday, 11th, and loth, at the
White school house ; it will bo con
tinued iuto a "basket-meeting" to last a
week, or maybe longer.
Nono of our schools aro in operation
this summer it not being thought ad
visable to divide the school year into
two terms. Contrary to tho movement
roek., have alwavs riven them a L'ood in most places our school board raised
deal of trouble. the wages $2 per month ; tho salary is
Men are at work buildins a larcc now $22 per month : as board can be
beat-scaffold below tbo mill at Ne
braska. As soon as this scaffold is na iu places where much highor sala-
i .
Release of Mortgage, Wm. J.
Brooks et al to Henry J. Brooks et al;
$738.
Patent, Tho Commonwealth to tho
Enterprise Transit Co., 94 54-100
acres in IIowo twp; $18.57.
Deed, Barnard Stoughton et ux to
J. M. Haslet, 25 acres iu Green twp,
$125.
Deed, Jair.es M. Haslet et ux to D.
J. Mohney, 25 acrc3 in Green twp;
$275.
Deed, Geo. G. Sickles to Robinson
& Roncer, Lots 04 and G5 Tionesta
Boro; $000.
Asa'gt of Mortgage, Christian Korb
to Clinton M. Ball; $400.
Mortgage, Anna Hills et al to A.
M. Stewart; $100. 1
Assgt of Mortgage, A. M. Stewart
to J. A. Salisbury, $100.-
Deed, Wm. Lawrence, Trcas., to J.
M. Clapp, 100 acres iu Barnett twp;
$20.44.
Assgt , J. M. Clapp to John Slincy,
100 acres in Barnett twp; $35.
Deed, John II. Best to Catherine
Beck, 120 acres in Kingsley twp;
$1,050.
Dje August Weingard ct ux to L.
Weingtyd, 40 acres in Harmony twp;
$300.
Deed, Jacob Helm et us to Mary
Blocher, 70 acre3 80 perches Tiouesta
twp; $100.
- Deed, Samo to Sarah J. Matcer, 57
acres 135, perches in Tionesta twp; $1.
Deed, Same to Catherine Hays, 58
acres 120 perches in Tionesta twp; 1.
Dood.Same to Alvira Mealy, 59
a?re3 133 perches in Tionesta twp; 81.
Deed, Wm. Lawrence, Treas., to L.
F. Watson, 218 acres in Harmony
twp; $102.28.
Assgt., L. F. Watson to J. B. Sweet,
218icre3 in Harmony twp; 8125.
Deed, Jacob Helm ct ux to Wm.
Helm et al, Laud in Tionesta twp; $1.
Deed, Same to Amanda Tcmpleton,
Land in Tionesta twp; 81.
Dr. Whittle r, or Pittsburgh, Pa.,
It Is veil known, liau fur many years stood at tho
head of the profession iu his specialty, all chronio
and blood diseases, nervous prostration and all dia
astroua coiisoquouces. Sio his card In another col
Uffin. Iluad his works and Judge for younelf.
mmmwrnmem immmmmmmmmKmammmmm
riONi:STA 5IAUKKTS.
CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY, RY
RELIABLE DEALERS.
last. Mr. Derickson had his horsa
hitchod in front of the Lawrence
House, when Cris. Johnson came along
with a rt-hcel barrow upou- which ho
had loaded a tool chest. Tho horsa
took flight at tho wheelbarrow, and,
jerking himself loose, ran down the
alley, through the barn and by the
stave mill, where he left what remained
of the bufTV. Tho horio was gomo
v. hat cut'bout the legs but not seri
ously. The limning "air of tho buggy
stood the racket pretty well, but all
above t'10 win:'? Is and ukUi was re
(l:iL-f: 1 to very Cno silinteis. The
vehicle was comparatively now, hav
in" been run but a couplo of mouth3.
L-w-i sixtv-livo dolluis ; no icsurance
barges will begin, aud will bed
part of tho business industry of that
peaceful hamlet. It will be carried
on quite extensively, v.'o understand
Tho Collins mill is running full time
and turning out somo handsome lum
ber, which is being rafted fresh from
the saw, below the mill. Lyme is tho
"chief Cook and bottle-washer" about
the ruilJ, and if ho don't make money
both for himself and employer, it's not
because ho don't, tako a hold and work
like a beaver.
Messrs. L. Artier and J. D. Hillings
havo tho job of delivering upward of
threo hundred thousand feet of lumber
on the cr-.rs at this place. They will
run it out from Collins' mill in what
is known as "skippers;" that is, small
raft:, four of five courses deep.
The narrow gauge railroad up Littlo
Coon dots a good busineas, and is a
paying investment to its owner. The
principal traffic of the road is freight
ing logs to tho mill poud, and il3
motive powor is horseflesh.
Ledebur'a grist mill is all iu trim
for tho new graiu ns soon as it conies
in. A rood i ib of fj-rindliv' is douo at
this mill. .
The creek is lower than it has been
known for a great many years.
With a gond road up Tionesta
creek which could ciuily ba made
this would bo oiiU of tho pleusautest
ablo to pay.
Tho P. M. ct Tylersburg must have
been a littlo "off" yesterday, a3 the
mail received yesterday evening was
the same as that sent out in tho morn-
in-T. A3 a consequeuco our Tionesta
papers are "back" yet.
By The Way.
Republican Vigilance Committee.
Tho following gentleman havo been
nnnintfd u VLnlnnce Committee by
-'J o
Mr. Jainicson, Chairman of the kepub
lican Countj Committee:
TioneaU Boro. Just'u Shawkey,
P. M. Clark.
Tionesta Twp. Nick Thompson,
Robert Shriver.
Harmony. -M. L. Range, Win.
Gorman.
. Hickory. Lewis Whittcn, Emery
Witherell.
Green. Henry Ledebur, E. J.
Russell.
Howe. J. F. Clark, M. M.Soybolt.
Jcuks.John Heath, Dr. S. S.
Tow lor.
Ihii-nett. Sam. W . Calvin, James
K. Clark, Jas. A. Pe irsall.
Kiugsley. W. B. Heath, Judsin
Catlin, Robert Gille.-pi?.
Flour 11 barrel clioieo - - , G.50
Flour sack, best - - 1.70
Corn Meal, 100 tt.s - '- - - l.r.O
Chop feetl, pure grain -
Kyo "fl bushel (16(170
Oats New bushel - - - 45(f;50
Coi n, car ----- "Cij 10
I '.OUH.-1 V bushel - - - 2.00(2.40
Ham, miliar t-uroil - 121
r.reakfast llaeon, Miliar cureil - - 10
Shoulders ..... 7(Ti.8
Whitel'isli, half-barrclH ... 6.75
Luko herring half-barrels - - 3.75
Nii-rar 100.121
Syrup.- - - 75
XV (). Molasses new ... 60(3)75
Uoiust llio Colfeo - - - 220(28
KioColleo, .... 2()(ij22
Java Coli'oo ..... 35
Tea - - - - , - - .250JiO
Hotter 15
Kieo 08(..10
K-K's, fresh 12
Salt, be-a hit o l-'-'O
l.;ml 12
1 run, common bar .... 3.75
Nails, 10J, kt; - - - 3.75
1'olntf.eH -IOi.iLO
l.imo "jUibl. 1.50
lirieil Apples per U. - - - iO',K
Drie.l l'.eef .... 17(;!1S
Dried l'caelies per l - - - JO
lirieil Poaches pared per X 15
Goods cln.ap at
Aug. 11, '80. Jl A
i.i;r iV- ho.s.-i.
ulirc lo Hn 'i;:itors!
Tho Allegheny Valley Kail Koad Com
pany will coinitt'iico to rchnihl its three
i.uv lr id -..to across the Allegheny Piver,
at Oil City on the :Mih int. Tho river he
niotii tli.- middle and west epulis i;l ho
ubM i lU-t'-d hy livsl!c-wi k doiinntho lirt
pari of ilio work, and Iho liu r U-ncnlii
llu- mi, hit.- an. I i-elsp.insilui in tho lallcr
part of liie ork.
DAVIU MrCAKCO,
Pl.t .!e:r-h, An v. i-, 'eO. U n 1 Snpt.
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w-.-ll i i-.'h Ni-w-p i r
I . , i .1 ,..r 0. i i ., M h , J m . - 1 V- ' ' i'i , . i-tn
luuliailj iu-y Lvl Ui .u lu Ik 1. 1 4 Oil H.
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