EDITOIt. WEDMSDAT MORNING, DEC. 15, 18S0. The movement in favor of Lieut. Clovernor Cliftrlcs W. Btoue for United States Senator, is spreading liko a prairio fire. Every man in this section of the State recognizes in hint the qualities that constitute and make powerful tto true statesman. If our legislators care aught for the interests t)f our people they will see to it that Chas. W. Stone is tho successor to Senator Wallace. Then the oil pro ducers would feel that they had at least one powerful champion in Con gress. Bradford Ntws. Mk. Garfield, the President-elect, in response to un address from the Ohio Presidential Electors, who waited upon him in a body recently, called attention to a very significant fact that, in the entire history of the He public, not n man who had been chosen by the people ns an Elector has ever failed to fulfill the trust re posed in him, to vote for tho candidate designated as the mau of their choice. This is all the more significant, because 110 actual pledge is ever demanded of an Elector ; it is simply an obligation of honor. Harry Wuiru proposes to da what he cau for his District before leaving Congress. Last Monday ho introduc ed a bill into the House appropriating $61,000 to continue improvements on the Allegheny river from Fsttsburgh to French Creek ; $40,000 for work above French creek to Olean, N. Y., and $18,000 for Rod Bank from Brookville to Allegheny river. Tid ioule News. This doesn't look much as though Gen. White was securiug appropria tions for political purposes, and ought to be sufficient to stop the contempta il e frothings of his defamers on that score. , THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE!. Tho last Annual Message of Presi dent Hayes, which we give in supple mental form this week, is an extended and interesting document; and pre sents a flattering statement of the con dition and pospects of the country. The Message urges upon Congress tho duty of seeing "that every case of vio lation of the letter or spirit of the fif teenth amendment of the constitution is thoroughly investigated, and that no benefit from such violation shall accrue to any person or party." The President urges the taking of measures for the suppression of polygamy. lie would have Congress provide for the government of Utah by a Governor and Judge appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate, and Would make all persons practicing or upholding polygamy ineligible to vote, sit on juries, or hold office in the Ter- ritory. He recommends the prosecu tion of Civil Service reform, includ ing competitive examinations and "a complete divorce between Congress and the Executive in the matter of appointments." Ho heartily approves tho new Indian policy which contem plates tho dissolution of tribunal rela tions, the allotment of laud to the In dians in severalty and their admiss ion to all the rights of citizenship. The condition of tho national finances is eminently satisfactory. Among the recommendations in this connection is one, that tho silver coinage law be changed to make tho silver dollar equal as bullion to the gold dollar. The right of the United States to maintain supervision over any inter- oceauic canal across the Isthmus of Panama is reasserted. No one should fail to read the Message. - HARRISBURG JOTTINGS. IIARRI3EURG, Pa.. Dec. 11. '80 The annual renovation ot tho Senate Chamber and nouso of Iiepresenta lives is now going on preparatory to the assembling of the two auu6t bodies of statesmen. No new dcvelopements iu the con test for the U. S. Senatorship have as yet accrued and Mr. Grow still re tains tho lead. It ia not probable though possible, that he will be elected as he is strongly anti-Uamerou. and to allow his ejection would show weak ness on tha part of Don ; therefore, if hi coinei forward with very great force a compromise candidate who will Le acceptable to both parties, when it is frhowii that Cirrnv tutioot succeed, will I. H.'WHXK, no doubt bo put forward. The Ifoyt men wont give their strength for Grow, no more than tho Gi'ow men will throw their force for Hoyt. The Grow men will undoubtedly ntick and hold their own and the backers of Uoyt (Grow'a leading competitor) find ing it impossible to wiu will take up either Lieut-Gov. Stone, or Col. Moore head, either of whom will band together all the opposition to Grow and also the scattering vote and make their electiou and Grow'a defeat sure. Next in interest to the above fight is tha contest for the Speakership of tho House of Representatives. Mr. Benjamin L. Hewitt, of Blair county, apparently has n, walk-over, no com petitor of any assured strength having as yet appeared. One of tha warmest fights for position is that for the Resi dent Clerkship, tho contestants for which aro Ex-Repreentative J. B. Agnew of your town, Mayor Patterson and Edward Allen of Harrisburg. Patterson is the present Mayor of this city. Allen is a confectiouer and was Reading Clerk of the House last sess ion. Tho former incumbert of the office was John A. Smull, the compiler of SmulPa Handbook, who was found dead in bed at the Girard House, in Philadelphia, about a year and a half ago. Win. Cooper succeeded him and served several months when he was relieved by Ex-Speaker Long, who appointed Wra. P. Smull. Agnew being so well known to your readers, having represented them iu the House for so long it is not necessary for me to speak of him at any length. He is well and favorably known throughout the State, and a mau who, understand ing the duties as he does, would fill the office acceptably. From the back lug which has been proffered him he will no doubt attain the position, the delegations of Philadelphia, the North and West being solid for him. We are likely to have a lively timo hero this winter, after the House gets in session, which will be on tho first Tuesday in Jauuary. Warren. o School Reports. Report of Tionesta Schools for the month ending Dec. 6th. Room No. 1, Miss J. E. Copeland, teacher. Roll of Honor. Bell Shonp 05, Kate Pease 100, Alice Holeman 100, Cora Kuox 100, Emma Davis 100, Jessie Knox 100, Minnie Lackey 99, Ida PauplOO, J. D. Dewees 99, Arthur Kelly 99, May Shawkey 98, Dora Adams 98, Zannie Tate 95. One hundred per cent, shows perfect recitations and attendance. Whole number in at tendance males, 12, females 24 ; av erage, 29. Total percentage, 94. Room No. 2, Miss Clara C. Heath, teacher. Whole auniber iu attend ance, males 17, females 24. Percent age of attendance, 83 ; average at tendance, 34. Roll of Honor. Leona Davis 100, Eda Knox 100, May Knox 100, Maggie Robinson 98, Maude Van Giesen 93, Florence Kliuestiver 97, Artie Robinson 99, Flora Walters 99, Effie Walters 99, Effio Clark 98, Lizzie Raudall 98, Vinnie Randall 100, Nellie Kepler 95, Minnie Shawkey 95, Bert Davis 100, Hermie Copeland 97, Joe Partridge 95, James Kelly 95, Albert Richards 95, Jack Tate 96. Room No. 3, Mrs. L. M. Cobb, teacher. Whole number in attend ance, males 20, females 22. Average attendance 31 ; percentage of attend ance 75. Roll of Honor. Emma Armstrong 95, Dora Blum 95, Rachel Dithridge 95. Nellie Walters 95, Charles Bovard 95, John Clark 95, Carl Coburn 95, Harry Davis 95, John Henderson 95, Hartie Lawrence 98, Charles Muenzeuberger 98, Harold Sharp 95, Nellie Scott 96. Report of Jamieson School for the month ending Dec. 6th. Miss Alwilda Adams, teacher. First figures denote number of days attended; second, number days belonged ; third, per cent, in Spelling : Ge'orgo Lawsou 22, 22, 99; Oscar Lawson 22, 22, 90; Charlie Anderson 21, 22, 98 ; Erail Anderson 22, 22, 99; Albert Mc- Clatchey 22, 22, 99; Willie Mack 22, 22, 99; Willie Johnson 21, 22, 90; Mary Mack 22, 22, 100; Maggie Mack 22, 22, 100; Kate Mack 22, 22, 100; Gussie Jeunson 22, 22, 97 ; Em ma Johnson 21, 22, W0 ; Emma Lawson 18,22,100;- Bertha McClatchey 15, 22, 90. Percentage of attendance duriug month 9G, during term 95. Miss Emma A. Dawson, teacher of Stewarts Run School reports asfollovs for month ending Dec. 0th. Pupils enrolled 17 ; uvtruge attendance 16; percentage of attendance, VI. Geo. Dawson, James Cummings and Tressie Bromley received an equal number of merits in spelling class No. 2. Ron ald Thompson received tho greatest number in spelling class No. 1. Num ber of visits, 3. Report of Shriver School for term ending Dec. 2d, II. L. Miller, teacher. Pupils enrolled, males 12, females 14. Average attendance, males 10, femaloa 11 ; per cent, of attendance 87. Tho following pupils were present every day during tho month : James Stitziu- ger, Isaac Stitziuger, Andy Ileplcr, Maude Hcpler Virnie Mealy aud Georgo Stitzinger excelled in spelling in class No. 1, and James Stitzinger iu class No. 2. No. of visitors 21. Report of Ilolemau School for the month ending Nov. 30, Mary L. Clark, teacher. Pupils enrolled, males 10, females 14. Percentage males 94, females 00. Jane, Flora, Ella uud Lewis Zents, Georgo nud John Conroe, Mary, Kate aud Thomas Conley, Louie and Oddley Hunter aad Georgo Monday were present every day during the month. Vernie Hunter received the first prize. Jane Zents second and George Conroe third. No. of visits during term 11, by directors 2, by Co. Supt., 0. The January number of Ballou's popular magazine is now before tha public, and we can safely say that it is tha best specimen of a family maga zine that we have in the country, as far as general interest is concerned. Every article is readable, the illustra tions are perfect and there are uiany of them, the poetry is of a high ordert and tho fashion cuts will please the ladies, and tho two pages of music those who are fond of murical matters. Just buy a copy, and see what,a num ber of good things are found in the magazine. Published by Thomes & Talbot, 23 Huwley Street, Boston, Mass., at only 81.50 a year per annum postpaid. CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY, RY RELIABLE DEALERS. Flour barrel choice - - G.00(jJG.5O Flour sack, best - - 1.C.0 Corn Meal, 100 tts - - - - 1.50 Chop feed, pure grain - 1.3S Kye bushel CO Outs Now buahel - - - ' 40(7J45 Corn, ear ----- 30(335 Deans bushel - - - l..V)2.t)0 Ham, sugar cured - 12J Breakfast Biicon, sugar cured - - 12J Shoulders - - - - -7 (Tii 8 Vhitctisli, half-barrels ... 5.75 Lake herring half-barrels - " - 3.75 Sugar OS (12 J Syrup - 7590 N. O. Molasses now ... 50(o)75 Roast Kio Coffoo - - - 22(i$25 Kio Coffee, .... 20(22 Java Coffoo ..... 25 Tea " - .2.-eo Butter ...... "25 Rico - 0S10 Eggs, fresh - - ... . 10 Salt best lake .... 1.75 Lard 12! Iron, common bar .... 3.75 Nails, I0d, keg .... 8.75 Potatoes - - - - 40 50 Limo r3 bbl. .... 1.50 Dried Apples per lb ... CQ8 DriodBeef - - - - 17(3 IS Dried Pouches per lb - - 10 Dried Peaches pared per 15 oliday oods IIT CHI1TA! DIX'ORATKD TU1LKT, TOY TEA S ETTS Ac, A lino line of 1 O CKKT V T Ia 13 11 Y . A full lino of CONFECTIONERY, IIsT BOOKS! JUVENILE, PICTURE it TOY BOOKS, BIBLES, AUTOUP.APH AL BUMS, DTAP.IES, Ac., tfe. ACROBATS, BUILDING BLOCKS, 1' U SB 25 1. K S, INSTRUCTIVE GAMES, SLICED MAPS, SLICED ANIMALS, BIRDS & OBJECTS, OPTICAL' DKA1V1XUM cVo. Call early and secure choice goods low, WM, SMEA BBU(JIl & CO, rp 1 1HTCIIEY, ATTOllNE Y-AT- La V, Tionesta, Forest Co July, l'a. SHERIFF'S SALE. BY VIRTUE of 11 w rit of Loviri Facias, issued out of the Court of Com mon Pleas of Foro-c fount y and to nie di rected, there will be exposed to sale by iMilill'i vendue, or outcry, at the Court loiw in the borough of 'I iotiesta, on MONDAY,- lKCEMBEK, 2 1, A. I). ,1SS) nt 10 o'clock, 11. 111., tho following describ ed real estate, to-wit: William Crossmycr vs. J. II. CopoUnd nnd Alico P.. Copeland, Lcvlrl Fa-das, No. 7. December term, ISsft.E. L. Davis, Att'y. All tho Interest of the defendants in tlio following real estate, to-wit : Tho otio undivided ono-HUh of tho Copeland Heirs farm, iu Harmony township, Forest county, P., bounded and described ns follows, to-wit: Beginning nt the South east corner of said farm, thence est 132 perches to a post, thenuu North l'Jii porch es to ft post,- thenco East P12 perches to a post, thenco South to the placo of begin ning. Containing lot' acres more or less. Taken in oxoeution and sold 11s tho property of J. II. Copeland ami Alico U. Copeland at tho suit of William Cross- mver. TERMS OF SALE. The following must bo strictly complied with whon tho property is stricken down : I. V hen the plaintill or oilier lien cred itors bccoiro tho purchaser", .tho costs On tho writs must bo paid, mid list of liens including mortgage senrches on tho prop erty sold, together with such lien credit or's re.'eint for tlio amount of tho pro ceeds of the salo or such portion thereof as ho may claim, must L10 tarnished tho Sheriff. 2. All bids must bo paid in full. 3. All salt's not settled immediately will bo continued until 2 o'clock p. in., of tho day of sale, at which time all property not settled for will again lo put up and sold at tho expense nnd risk of tho person to whom nrst sold. See l'urdon's Digest, Ninth Edition, pago 4 i(3 and Smith's Forms, page 3S4. C. A, JtA PAiili, iSheritl. Sheriff's onice, Tioncsta, Pa., November 2, 1NKU. Police its Divorce. C. D. No. 17. Sept. Term, 1SS0, pOUEST COUNTY, SS. THE COM JL inonwpalth of Ponnsyl vania to tho skai. Sheriff of said County, Greeting: Whereas, Cora V. Wilkins did on tho 20th day of July 18S0, prefer her petition to our said J udges of the said Court of Com mon Pleas for ?a;d County, praying for tho causes therein set foi th that she might bo divorced from tho bonds of matrimony entered into with you, Henry Wilkins. We, therefore, command you, tho said Jlenrv Wilkins thatsetting aside all other business and excuses whatever, you bo and appear in vour proper person beforo our Judgos at Tionesta, ut a t 'ourt of Common Pleas there to bo held for tho County of Forest, on the fourth Monday of December next, to answer tho petition or libel of tho said Cora V Wilkins, and to show eftuso if anv you have, why the snid Cora V. Wil kin.t, your wife, should not bo divorced from tho bonds of matrimony, ngreenblv to tho Act of Assembly in such ciuso made and provided. Herein fail not. Witness tho Hon. L. D. Wetinore, Pres ident of our said Court, nt Tionesta, thin 1st day M sept., A. I)., isso. J UST1S SUA W K E V, Proth'y. A truo copy C. A. Kandai.l, rthoriif. PROCLAMATION. Whereas, Tho Hon. L. D. AVetmore, President Judiro of tho Court of Common Pleas and - Quarter Sessions iu and for the county ot Forest, has issued his pre cept for holding a Court of Common Picas Quarter Sessions, Ac., nt Tionesta. lor the County of Forest, to comtneneo r,n tho tourt'i Monday ol December, being the UVth day of December ISH0. Notico is llieretoro given to the Coroner, .fustiocsof the Puaco and Constables of said count v. that thev bo then and thero in their proper perrons at tn o'ciocic, A. ai ot said day, with then records, inquisitions examinations and other remembrances, to do those things which to their olhees appertain to bo done. and to those wlioaro bound in recognizance to prosccuw against tho prisoners that are orwhall bo in tho. all of Forest County, that they bo then and there present to prosecute against them as shall bo just. Given un der my hand nnd seal this 30th day of November A. 1). lssn. C. A. n.VNDALL, Sheriff. kutnhlinhmnn SUY2 Vnti Uiiut PltinVurnk KuKularly Miuc;tJ, untl U jully qm'itUd, an DiJoiua at ifictt ihowi), lini bwun lout.' r tiiKr "l in tho special Ireutmentuf CUronio, Bexui and. Urinary disuusua, than any uthur tbyU'ian m I'ltuMirtcb. Tluo UeU ue iv (iiiuasvn, oauuej hy iurt liabiu ia yuulh, or e- in littiT Tt-nri. 'innitlv: aPRMATOEHHtEA, tiJCMINAI WEAKNESS, anil their Uua.itruui wttt'cut: A' m'ow JJct,ihtu. Ot'uht tonnes. Stutkttxi Jtrrelttpinttnt, farm I'tmvlrt, Weak Eyes, foor Mvimtry, IrUnbility, twii option, Thrfatenetl CumtumptifM.ltrtvui of future Avrttn to iSttciety, in 9utuit v for Ma rriiifj tir tluintn. wtd rnuitxng in lin poWuuy, Bexuol Exhaustion, 4c, icrfuctly and or tnau entry curt'i. Also recoiitor lnc-t(tanUuiK onntn ot Gonorrhoea, Ciloot, tiuioture At by y hi ho, (all lorini ) WltctitiR Month, Thruut, Auv, tkin, lihnul, Ume4, utui irmi ami Internal th-gnnn, art truatvd un buivntibo priuoiplut and with UDanilltiletl nuccetta. A lite-lim Ixpvriunutt iu thouHuudtt ot cunua ot all etu, weir guar, contribute skill. Curablo enoea frtiaranUjl4f Knubtextsu it in frankly statud. Itetuiriptive Pam phlet gent froe. Treatment au bo Kent HMuuraly i4 lrivrttcly t-opurnnnt at a distance. ConBultation f n , W'oiidwrful iuu-iiuturti uu w liiu: un who m7 marry: who not; why? Who to marry; propt Aic. KoprtHluotiou healthy, beantltul chlldrvn latvit diiiouvoriuti. lutpediniuuta to uuirrtagti; cai m, oiuuiu)uca, cure. K.Uiable prencriptioiit. Itook f(c Hi iniilioa. ttvorybody uiiuuld ruad it. Pric. onU, M AMI tiI; itit tutt aud abimti. 3b pagt'ii. oetiU. V OM AN M(oL; uaunuiiot itsderar. U pairos. B cant. m uouk ior uo u., ttnt mcai,t. AMreA JJr. wnittn STOVES! Tiirsr, copper AND Slieet Iron "Ware I WOULD respectfully inform tho citi zens of Tionesta and vicinity that I am prepared to do all kinds of work in the Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron lin?, 1 also make a specialty in mauulaclurin; 5is:s;:t ie:w mtovks and equipments suitablo for rafting pur pores. Also all kinds of REPAIRING DORE SHORT NOTICE The Highest Market Price Paid for RAGS aud juratt -AT- ED.HEIBEL'S Opp. lawreuco IIoufe, uiay2tf" TIONESTA, PA J I()1J WKltlC tif every (.(iscciptinn uxu: Ud nt tho niil'CUI.ICAN oilice. HP ii mini co. i't a!er in FANCY & FsilY GGCniE3 ! FOIIFION A DOMKSTIC FRUITS ADD VEGETABLES. vrrrsT cr,Asw oitat.ttv I I i 15 Y StiUAUH Dl'.AL- 3! I n o w v: ii a v i: T(,) MAUIT YOUlt I'ATUON A ( K yf. Imm!w.v f ils.vrJi iiiiS.al . fSi'KlCTliV CaSH. Tionesta. Pa., Sept. 11, 8Sri. it1 CROSS-GUT ROUTE. '.y''l WINTER TIME TAl'.LK, .Dec. 1, 1SS). A. M. 1'.M.I(.4. Vtlllr'l ti )' V. M.iA.M 8 (K)ar Piltsburh Ivl.-f !."! !()' 0 3.V 12 5.r, 4 40ar.... Parker. ..lv .:I212 (is 12 40 ions F. M. 8 4U 8 HI K 17 HUH h 01 i 7 l'.t 7 32 7 24 7 12 0 t; 4 ."1 ar...Fi.liurn..lv 2 4." 12 :u; ljl P. M . 2 1; 3 0 . f. 2U6 nr . Franklin ..IV 5 (Ml A.M. ar... (Ml Citv....lv (i ;t ....Itockwood.... (11 IN it 3 fat 4 01 i ni ( iiru.i.oii.u I ii r:t 2 87 2 iS 2 4 s :i o t I 21 4 :;.- 4 4(. .- 0 4 1 f)3 ...KiHtlo Uock... 7 01 1 50 President 7 01 1 3t Tionesta 7 U2 1 lit Hickory 7 ;W 3 21 : 1 12 ..Truiikevvillcl 7 4i 3 27 3 II 1 O'i - lit ii 02 Ii 45 7 I.) 12 fS Tidioute 8 ():.' 12 .".7 ...Thompson s... 8 22 0 30! 12 20 lv..lrvineton..ar 8 40 P.M.jr.M. , a.m. 4 20 P. M.'P. P. M . IIOII i ( l). .4 . V .if l'.ii A. M. P. M 4 4 (I ll12 Oil lv...Wai reu ...av p. m.Ia.m. (Kri: lltKiii'ity) ;l ;l() fiU0.lv.. Uradfonl.lar A. M. 1 1 3.. P. Mil it 0'):. P. M. ft 00 4 4U . M. ;1 v.. .Warren ...ar !lv..Stoneham..ar ADDlTIttNA Ii THA INS Lkavk Parker r:30am, Foxbur (i:40miu. Franklin ii:U(l:un. Oil Cily '.iiiiOani. Arrive Tionota 11:22 am, Tidijute 12:30pm, Irvincton 2:()0nn, Warren 2:35pm., Stonehiini 2:4Spm. Lwayk Stonnhaiu 7:30am, Warren 7:4 am, Irvineton 8: loam. A rrive '1'ifliouie tt:45aiu. Tionesta 10:55am, Oil Ci' v 12:-().iin CHAUTAUQUA LAKK DI VISION. Trains leave Oil Cily for Pet. Centre, Ti tusvi'.le, Spartansliiiru', lenu-evilto, t'orry, Mayvilb'. lirocton t :."( !, i(i:15am, 2:10 pin', fi:i)0pin, S:50pni. Arrive at 7;."o,iui, it; t2am. 2:10pm, 3..'illpm, 8:':5piu. Sunday Train leaves 7:30am ; arrives 7:20pm. UNION TITUSVILLK 15HANC1I. Train leaves Titusvillo .ri:,r(lpm; nrrivvs Union City 8:00pm. Leave Union City 7:00am; arrives Titusvillo it: 15am. Trains run daily oxcopt Sunday. Trains are run on Philadelphia time. Pullman Sleeping Cars run daily between Titusvlle and Pittsburgh on ta ains leaving lirocton 3:15pin and Pilluburxh 8:45pm. jp."TiekotH sold and b:c:;;a;o chucked to all principnl points. (.let liiun tableM KivinK foil inSirniatioti from Company's Autents. '1 II. WILSON, i. Supt. W. H. 1JALDW1N, Oil City, l'a. Oen'l Pass. Aunt, 42 Exchange St., P.ufi'alo, Y. J. L. CIIAIO, Agent, Tionesta, Pa. RSAL ESTATE AGENT, AND IfitArrfiCAff4 tiVllVlMitll, TIONESTA, PA., Has now for sale the Following: 120 ACHES, Allegheny Township, Venango Co., Pa., Stewarts 'Kun, 31 miles from Tionesta; 40 acres cleared ; .rood barn ; frame house ; small orchard ; lences fjood ; splendid water. Viil bo sold at a bargain for cash. FOKTY ACitLS, Near Triinkeyx ille, Forest cuiioty. Pa.it ot the D ielcl Jones place. ill sell cheap. ml Mill 111! d7"wclark, Ilotico to Jurcrs. All poisons summoned to attend th" several courts on tho fourth Monday of December ns jurors are hereby notified not to nl tend ns no Jury court will bo held at that time. 1Y OlIMKII ok Cos-iiT. Attest, JUSTIS SUA WK EY, I'rotlionotary. Tionesta, Pa. Nov. 3i), isso, , Eatray. Came lo the premises of the subscriber, nt Muck Mills, in Kinrsley township. Forest county, Pa., one yenrliti slct r ami one ycnrlinu; heifer. Tho owner is untitled to come forward, prove property, pay charges, unit take tho same a way ' ot lier Wise the same will bo diposed ot 'ncijordin;.; to law. D. It. TOIIEY, Paniher lloek, Nov. DO, 1880. TO IKVEKTORS AfiO KECHAN1CS. PARENTS and how to obtain them. Pamphlet of (io pinjes free, upon recelptof Stamps for Postage. Address, (IILMOIII'l, Sm t i n A. Co., Solicitors of Patents, jinx 31, tf Witshiiu;biu, D. C. lllPOSlil!! I take plensure In tellins th" Sporting Fiaternity that I have re-purelnv-od FHOM IIOUACE JONES, TO WHOM I SOLO IT IX 1ST I. T AM NICELY LOCATED nt my oi .1 stand, and I iin preparl to ::l!"nl t all my friends, and tho public generally who need ' . ftHYTHIKG m THE GliH Llltt! I shall kep a perfect stock of all kind ( A nd nil kinds of FflSMSNCTACiU I shall also eontiouo io hnndle t! And tho CHICAGO SINGER SEWING MAC- Come and we me. You will ii ALWAYS AT HOME. Mu.zlo Loaders mmle ti order ;; ranted. fitrrE E P A I Tl I TT G ITT t,- FAITIIi'ULLY D0NL, JB-2. J. R3,VS,EK' Tidioute. Pa., Aug-. 12. ! "-: V-'..v C.t'W-r i 1 iuil d.rt ' ti? r: r-t li.o 'c'f ; : . v..r.!.b't.t:ovj', ViiwCilKAPEST AND liK.-; Xoio roi i 'u N I'm o-j FULL SiZF. PilFEfi PA f TEL, A S.'p;."iiieiit, will bo t:l'en io niinu.f -r for l'-st, eoutaiuiii; n rt..e pa'.terri 1or :vlady's or c'i, drevi. Every st.bscribor wil! ccve, dui iii'x the year, twc of llieso ji.ittei ns, wort h inur uionc, than the iiubucr p tion price. Pe'erson'M Mic;;u.ine is tho !. -heapest of Hie Lady's Hooks. I; mol e iiir tho inoiicv, uud e miliums merits than any otiu;r. Iu short h , lto.t Sieel . I'.ii'.' liivio-is, lie-t Co Fashions, IJes. Dros- Paltevus, (test inal Stories, ite. 1 1 s immense eiivula' ion nnd barj; " lisl.ed repiitiiiion enable its prooi i-. iliv.pim e rll competition. In ss i feat ui e . was introduced, which wi: improved on in bcint; a scries Splendidly - illustrated Artie: The s'.o.iies, uovlels, Ac., in ,rPcU.-i aro icluiilted to bo tho bi st publishe,!. the most popular Ii male writers Oi.i tile to it. I n 1 v'll, a out lot) oreiiiiia lies will bo ticn, nitd ill aa.iilioii , Copyriiiht Novlets, by A nn S. Sleph ' Frank Ecu irieirihct. J-m" it. An-;" Mary V, Spencer, sidnev Trevor, aim' i inimitable lniuior;t, the author oi 'Mi.s. Ali.iira U ife." Thu Colored Steel Fashion Plat; 1 n " I'etcr.iou" are alie i I of nil oilier-Tlic.-i! plates tiro eicrraved on steel, Uvu Hie iiu:i,l i:'.c, ami nre umspi.iiled f beuuiy. Tney will be snperPiy ruliirci Also, lion-icliid l mid oilier receipts ; nil: clc on art ciuhr iocry '; ll wi r cull iuv fu :.hoi I evoryci iu;; inieri'siiii:;- t laitli---TEKMS( Always in advance,;" A YEAt: i:m'a uaij.ki.ioo oi-kkiss to .'i.ii::s. Two copies for 3..r)il Three copies f --WUH a costly sttn-l fiijn.vin :. "Uran'Fatiier Tells of Yorklowo, ' ( or an illustrated Album, quato, gilt, '." getluig Up t i i o I'l'.sb. Four copies for iij.ii.fjO -- Si copio. .i 'it With an exli a copy ol I Uc .M.iga.in: for Jssl, as h preiuiiuii, to iuu pciM;: get tin;..'; up tin- i-luli. ' Fivu i-opies for ?".!ld Seven cook-t t" ?li)..'j!l- Willi both nn c.tru copy oi Ma,, a .inc. for I'-jd, ;.nd tin" premium p:cluiv, fdiiiii.i, to the person getting up l!io ilul For Larger Clubs Stiil t.ii'ci.ti'r . ludr.i inents ! ,; Aduicss, pust-paid, chas. j. pi-:tf.i:s-k. 30(1 Chestnut St., I'll LA n.vi.pn i a, I' Specimen': sent gratis, if written for t gci, ii) chins with. AIKVr)rILIVJ0 Tho old and most rer-'..'o Actual lb, ness Col ieg and Normal ivViiool. Ymi. nivMi and women prepared for the fount ;. rooia and every depart loent of men,, and 'for leaching. Send lor l ircol.ir ;. specimen of piiiiii:iu.-,lnp. Enclose cents in stamps.. Addict-, A. W. 7. -LadMiU-, Pu. . v'. uruni0,
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