WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAR. !, ISM.
BOnOUGH OFFICERS.
? rtrM N. H. Fohkmax.
( o wci7 . Clms. Rnnner, ?f. Fin
ateln, J. E. Woiik, Pntri.'.k Joy-r, 1, V.
Clark, Justin Shaw kcy. "
.iitiet'n of the. j'ctice J. T. .:.an,
P. H. Knox.
(Anraif- .Tame Swai!H.
School Director J. Slmwkcy, D. TV.
Clark, A. H. R'utHn'o, C. A. Randall,
A. B. Kelly, J. T. Ilrcnmvn.
INSURANCE!
life, riKE&tccinr r.
1, V,'. CLAUU, Ti, Aer-
Globo,
foukst cou.. i r officers.
Mrmher of Oonarea HahrT Ws;tb.
A nne.mbhi K. I j. Pa vis.
. Vfi?rnt JiulqeW. D. Brow.
.i.toriafa iir?;MJoHW Keck, C. A.
Him,.
'Vermirer N. S. Fovkman,
I'mthrinotr.ry, llciinter J: Recorder, etc.
Jffris Kn awkey.
.sheriff". ( A: RAttn&TX.
fWimi'.t.iinjw'rA ELI IJr.RMW, ISAA3
liOVn. H. V. l,r;rKHnn. .
(uniy Superintendent II. 8. Er.cCK-
VTA 'r V
j ;triet AflorncyH. D. iRWln.
,.ry iVimmi.Mioncrs C. II. Church.
Tkvkh Yoitmor". '
ntuntif HvrvnorY. F. Wnimlniw.
f Vu-onr C. II. CmmrH,
;ounM .4 if ('or NioitoT,A Thoxp-
OH, P. F. CorKLAMP, F. C. IjAOY.
KIKE INUUAKCr
Lino, Liverpool if London
Lycoming-, North Bri'
Mercantile, Hanover, V
of Philadelphia,'
Continental, Northern Roc
Springfield, of Mw
. ACCIDENT INSUUAN
TrvoiSia Life A Acoident insnrn
lin .
ftier.
N L' :
ace
03;ii ,C. C. Thorn phin, Law.Offlce, W3 Jn to7rn wssb Tj,p Doctor
Company.
Tb. Mutual Aid Society
. - The condition of Mr. Join Hun
ter, ho was curiously scalded in the
railroad accident, ia cunsidcral-Jf im
proved, and hit physicians consider
his rocovery aa very proUI?. It was
thought at one time that one or both
hands would have to he amputated,
but there are now so fears entertained
jn that direction. That his hands will
be slightly crippled may be the case,
but the docter's think his complete
recovery is very probable. May it be
to.
Dr. Totttar, of Jeaks township,
Deathof Mrs. Alice C. Cabcock.
Log Hauling.
Urandin, Block, Tldionte, Ph.
Peterson's Ladies Magazine fr
March cntae s usual filled, and run
We are called upon this .week to Last Thursday Stephen Taft hauled, 1 ning titer',, with good things. "Tho
chronicle tbo death of this most, esti- with Wheeler & Dusenbury's team, glide' a first claa3 steel engraving is
mable and hirhly esteemed lady. 3,156 feet of pine logs from their log tllf) first thing that gseeta you, which
Death came to her relief about 9 job on Otter, to the mill at East Hick j9 happy in its conception, spirited,
o'clock on Wednesday evening last, ory, a distance of six miles. I bo loaa ftIlt true to nature, while the fashion
and she expired apparently with little was eleven feet high, and wus made up plates me quite up to thone of more
pain, after bearing for nearly thirty of ten green logs, with the bark on, expensive magazines. Peterson alio
hours without a murmer , the) right fresh from the saw. The logs contains a variety of matter which is
agonies of the terrible scalding re- were not picked with reference to a both instructive and entertainin
cei ved in the railroad disaster. Human I forge load but were taken as they came Subscription only $2.00 a year in ad
aid seemed of no avail, and t nothing on the Bkidway two twelve-loot buts vauce, with postage ptepaid
could be done except to mitigp.te her and eight sixteens. Weight of team
sufferings as much as possible. The 2,275 lbs. Taking into consideratin
last obseques took place from the the number apd kind of logs, the dis
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
-J la actively engaged this winter ia the bouse of hef fath Mf C. Jackson, tance hauled and weight of team, who
CsndttnsPd Tim TahM TlonrntR Htftt!an.
HOOTIf.
Train 19 10:.r5 am
Train 10 1:34 pm
Train 16 7:4i pra
Ct''.riESS DIRECTORY. -
6
TI0KE3TA LODGE
Xo. 369,
O. Of O.F1.
NORTIT.
Train 16...-. 7:22 am
Train 5.1 '11:22 atn
Train 9 3:04 pm
Train 18 5:04 pm
- Train 9 North, and Train 13 Uocthcsrry
tto mail.
1 11. E. Sabbtth Bchonl et 10
6. ra., 7. M. Csbbcth Gciool at 11
a. ta., Presbyterian Etbtath School e.1
3 p. ci.
Koart wesk.
Uiss Kate Cobb entertained tfca
Old Maids Jlcnday eveainr;.
Th 13. P. A W. R'r are eslTia
cherry and ash lumber business, be
sides which he expects soon to resume
operations cn the well which he aban
doned a year ago this winter at a depth
of 1000 feet. He inform us that he
will sink it a thousand or fifteen hun
dred feet deeper ; operations to com-
O32co in the rourse of a week or two.
Wa hope the Doctor's pkek may be
rewardid by 'a 50-barrel gusher.
on Friday last, and were attended by j has exceeded it?
a large circle of friends. We never
attended a funeral where the sympathy
was more general, deep and genuine
than on this sad occasion. The servi
ces were performed by Rey. J. F. Jlill,
of this placewhose sympathetic dis
course was consoling and appropriate.
At 12 o'clock the special train, which
out-
Hill
Mr. Dcniun is at home now.
Piaeville has no news for the
side world.
Mr. Gorman reports Poverty
was waiting at the depot, and which Ka all straight up to date.
iussday c. iaut wee, Jirs. had brought n large number ot irienda rjinhtheria has eone for the time
1. .1 T-1--.I- TT I . ... I 1 "
cox, wno Jives on in rojie xarm, from rranki,D staited lor U arreti, d h j ht9 ..regUmed."
"TT . 1 L : 4U: n..n mmt I . . ill J I
i;.arHioy ww-w.y, ,u. v. wnere tne u.ceasea naa passeu ner v, Mm.muh inot. nUaaant
wua r.cc.ueai wuioj routhfu davs. au wnere ner remains . . . ., . v-.n.
' , mis uioruiug ; it. ia diijji;i j . ii-iu.i
were jaicrio ri iu vuc u. , . , loss is another man's
etery of that place ; A large numoer
D
The March number of Ballou's
Monthly Magaziue is issued, and con- .
tains a large installment of that thrill
ing Indian story, "The Crimson Trail,"
which is so' much -admired,.. There is
also a n'ce picture of a banyan-tree,
and illustrated article on Shakecpere"
Nkilltown, Pa., Feb. 28, '81. and his home, a vivid skating ;scene,
some remarkable: good poetty, a dozen
Neilltown Nuggets.
t rw.Tfl vato Snt.nrdav Tn5.lir. lit 7
iVL o'cloek, in" tbo Ltulgo Rooih laVar-l roua3 trip tickets to
proved fatal. She endeavored to
ibdle a re with kerosiae oil, when,
cs ia gonerally ha csee, lbs can explo
or twenty stories, and , hve pages 01
humorous matter, the best that ever
appeared in a magazine. This maga
zine gives more of a variety than any
other publication of the kind in the
country, and yet it is sold for the low
price of fifteen cents a copy. Published
by Thomes & Talbot, 23 Ilawley
Street, Boston, Mass., at only $1.50
per annum, postpaid.
this place lor $14.00
G. 6. Hunter reoae6ts us to otfcto
that all who wl6J to visi: his brother
K,l,rA' Hull.
. i. rr. Fosra. it. a.
n W.RaWYER. Nec'T. . 27-tf.
T" E. L. Davis, i
lTrnniJF.Y AT LAW. Tlonfsta. Pa.
jfV Colle'-tion mado In tl.ls EuA afl.loin-
ig rountien. . VJ-iy
ATTORNEY AT SiAW,
Knot, TIOHKbr,.
P f. nrrciiEY,
ATTOKN!SY-AT-LaW,
Tioneata, Foreet County I'e. j:3taT nEa n0na 012 to Like lis placa
.T. X2. AGNEVT, ca one of the pages of the House. Chea.
I .
iiCSrOJfcJTJJF - A C- L A W , Jeu:e3 that to got nonienc.
TIOJtESTA, TA, The brilliant and gifted senator
Matt. Cat peater, cf Wiecocem, diea
attttion Ki.BiF.its! ip V asiiicfjton en iberhuay usi. i.ao
it T are bshih l--w j aueitueu iium mm " . r t:,..;ii ....
Washings from dad, Ihroninj th. oil over her and Bomo mi9undersunding as to time of borne part, s f om T.tusv.l le we r.
k burning her torribly. 6b. lingered 8tartiDg froM FrankliB, many of the over last week, whose intent t t ol
1,1 Saturday, when death relieved lady frienda ofthe deecased who had P'F -r
of bar eurerinfts. This it another Lrro-j tft nttand were left. Amontr loSle xtm
I HI A MU fcvw w - - I . i .
mm r"" twV fa of tMriile warnlas to those who are in the gentlemen presout were, L. Chap- The West Hickory school, taught
A Repassed over the bn-g.. free of ftQ hftbit of , keroMlle for light. tbe f LParabertoD. Ex-Sherifi' by Miss May Monks, of Tidioote, has
vftanAaA frntn thia nllCB. Owin? tO I
' " I O :, r-m 'ridiociMo nrora i.t n
uvercoais i wvercudia : ;
Robiusou and Bonuer are closing
out their stock of overcoats at less than
cost iu order to make room for their
spring stock ot clothing, which has
IiirI nrrived. and now beiDir opened
Jiuw, ' ... . I J-"- I lJ
Horton, John Hope, Fleming and closed ; the first in the township to get aoJ placed upon lheir couuter8. Per.
Alexander and through. :n need 0r an overcoat next win-
MARRIED.
T liuve lee4 admlttort to praeuoo n p-n,,s loan nar'7 lo3 a fcl?f CU
,,,,- In IhB I'HIdioil Ofiit t WK- r-. , "
. i. n. All ofTieert. Hoic.iers, or the deuth 01 CxiaavOr sarscutwr
, yilow who were Injured In the Ute war,
".V - t, n ohlain pensiona to whu-h thny way He
' ' JUtled, lircallingonoraddrewilnstmoat
1 t Vmela, i'a. Also, "Ulma for arrefcrases
. A' ' j'"V m ttunty will receive prompt at-
lVV.r fin,". liixYlnor fur'a niixber t
ft ' !irir' l in the pro-wiition of eoi-
dleeUoi of claims in tho shortwt pos-
JiUt .
. 1 . I AJL1 U'Dt
the house cf our tnena vaca - ' paD9jed by coroner Coburn t inves- many others whose names escape us. Tom Machessney weighed anchor ter will save ratiuey by making their
Gsoot laot Sunday Dijfct, overonica co th of the railroad acci- Mrs. Alice C. Babcock was born ia for Stoueham Wednesday. May the purchasea now. We would also ask
w3 higaiy pessea wuca wo Rt Prij8ct: . G. w. Robinson, Warren county, January 9, 1858, and winds of prosperity fill his sail, and our frienda to 8ee our stock of Men's,
ou iu.unuj. I a tt t-f?.i n VJ. Rwtm. L tk. tia f hpr rlnnth waa aped Fortune sit at the helm. Rnv'a and Youth's clothinz which ia
Charley Davis cane home irona T v;i.n.( W P, f!n' R.TI. Ilsa- n month and TV . J.ntina has been huntine a cirl Uomulete in evervnarticular. 3t
.. . . i i i a., u v i' nii ' " 1 -- . muuvi-""' " " 1
Hamssarg Let tree, ea an . t Th iurr held an inoaest on the fllrt.0 fi,. She was married to for the last month : he has at last been
body of Mrs. Etbcoek .oa Thursday, Charles Babcock on the 2d day of successful. Forest ought to be able to
and cn Friday waut down to the scene October, 1879, and immediately moved supply the home demand
ofthe accident to view the grouad to Franklin, where they lived in happy ye are sorry to hear that Mr. Black
over! They took Mr. Joseph Green's uaion up to the time of the sad disas- na5 decided to tfy his fortune in
toctinzony and then adjecrnoa to rnesi terj wnen they were on their way to arjother locality. He will remove
nozt Friday. It will probably b a vi9jt relatives and friends in Irvineton bevond Titasville a short distance ; he
weak or ten days before they reader &nd this place. She was endowed with w;ij g0 8ometime during March
thoir decision. many noble qualities ot heart ana M;ss j8nni)5 McCaslin and her
rrof. SmiiVa vosal class at lid- Renresintttivs Davis came boms mmd, and her amiable, genuo aispoM- ,,A t TraDnah have
i'oute will close with a grand coiicsrt Friday and sta'.d until Monday. He tion endeared her to all who knew her. returned from Ohio, where they have
nr.t Fridey eveniag. Tho Professor rt.port3 business at tbaf l.al brisk.and She leaves a worthy hasband, one child, jd their home for a number of years.
ia
IavrercJ House,
"VTrTA. "PENN'A. WM.
LAW-
m ,..,t rally located. Fvevyt:uT..r cewrnd mterect is etili groTing
vreli furniKlied Hupcnor accomi.io..
iionH and strict attention p 'P" to g JostH.
Vetretablea and Fruits of all Kinds served
in their eea.on. Samplo room for Com
mercial Agents.
...! ii.ft M!f?ee9.ifLil term, and i,. lfr:.t-V I, . Senttonal la. father, motaer. two Sisters anu iwu
invites all his Tioaesta friends to oquabble hzU oa eo it. 7 liness brpthers to mourn her untimely death,
alierd kia coneert. of the Lesslatura was faruM along and these have the heartfelt sympathy
-p tt:m ; (1It(?;t;Rfr ft aerien than neull. acsordinc to rhat old of the eatire commuaity, over which
Bfr.;l mpetin. at Eeater ValleT membera tell him. Mr. Davia has left this awful occurrence has cast a deep
n .M.ntfed with rood resslis. with vs the tast cf a'bill eatUled ."An gloom. Truly the memory of this ex-
Cirtcea conversions thus tar, acd the ect to provide education snd tcainte-
tod
eellent young woman is blessed.
" CKNTRAL HOUSK,
B- OVNKVt AONKW CLOCK. T. C.
j AcKKO!, rroiiMcr. 'i'Ms is a now
ijotia, and has Jwt hi Cited w ftw e
ecco.ninodatioa of the puohc.. A porhon
( the patronage of the public ia solicited.
40-ly '
the good work continue.
General Gareld ia ia Washing
ton now, and nezt Friday will be in
augurated President of tie TJaitod
States. The afuir will be attended
by reprecestatives frem all partiss.
Geaeral Hancock will take partia the
May caeca fur destituta and aegiecti
children." The bill is too leegthy iur
our columns, but should cay one ia.
tsrested care to look it over Ihoy are
invited to call aad do so.x The bill
vas oS'ered by Repreceutaive Lr.udis.
Court Minutes.
Court met on Monday at 2 o'clock.
with Hon. W. D. Brown, President,
and Hons. John Reck and U. A. Hill, fa . gee menjberg of uis concert
Kcrribls Saw Mill Accident.
One ofthe most frightful, sickening
class about going up to Triumph to
in a
yrr c. conURN, M. i.,
' l'H V&ICIAK SURGEON, '
Ur i,n,i nvnr fifteen vears exnerioneo in
nractien of bis Ttrofessirv. having jrrad-
f , .... .. i i....o'.l ir .ir 111.
rvrnrrrn m m A.
-We had the pleasure of making accidents that has taken place ia this
the accuaintenca of Mr. Oeo
1 I uatnd ( nt UOB't tiiy wb.y
V'-. - ( 1 Office and Residence in l orest Bouse,
y SL, opposito tlio Court House. Tionesta, la.
.IT-X i AUK. 25-10
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TIONESTA, PA. X
Ofpics Uoiiks :-7 to 9 A. m., 7 to 9 r.
V.
Warden, book-keeper for Wheeler &
Dueenbury, at Eust Hickory, who was
drafted oa the jury thisweek. Yvre
hope Mr. W. will make it convenient
to call whenever he is in town.
E. E. ClaPD. cf President, the
man who would rather see excellent
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TJK. K. L. BTEAPM A,
SURGEON DENTIST
not-l room in Dr. Biaino's office, next
.i. i i.ntrnl ffonuo. Titnesita. Pa. All
orK warranted, and at reasonable prices.
77 ' a. b. kkixt.
MA Y, PARK & CO.,
Corner f Elm fc Walnut Sta.Tionesta.
Rank of Disoouut and Deposit.
Intereat allowed on Time Deposits.
Clleetions madeonall tho Principal points
-.of tho U. S.
Collections solicited. 18-ly.
lOToariAPii
section for many years occurred at
Reck & Hasselback'a mill, near Black's
Coraer8, Clarion county, last Saturday
morning about nuie o'clock. The un
fortunate man was Lawsonham Smath
ers, who had dona the edging on the
mill since last fall. The edger is one
which feeds itself, aad has several roll-
o-q niih imn teeth to catch the lumber
I VP'-tt HW,.-1 - - ' .T.I .. I (0 HI.M ' '
j m, wednesdaya aud Haturaay. iro thoroughfares and everything oou j and run jt through. The young man
1?L!1J1 .. '; him in tha best of order, than to be ie,n:n? over the saw at the time
elected to Congress, paid oar town a
visit yesterday.' , Mr, Clapp is always wheQ 0C8 of tho roiler8 caught bis
a welcome visitor to our sanctum. cloLhes, and before he could release
Andrews' free Titusville excur- himself pulled him down, his head
sions have dwindled down, so there are striking the saw, which cut it diago-
6carce'.y a half dozen oa the trains Dally across the forehead and under
when they leave, this place. We can't the ear, almost totally severing the
see how it pays to haul empty head from the body. Mea rushed to
coaches to and fro over the rail- his assistance, but the work was instan-
road. P. S. Since writing tke above taneous, and he was past rescuing
we learn from the Derrick specials that quicker than thought. He showed
W. II. Andrews and De Forest Weld signs of life for nearly ten minutes
have failed, ' after the horrible occurrence. He was
w wt,l n tha freneral rush carried to the house and his remains
II W w-wt - - 1 . mm- t
GALLERY. of things last week, to mention the nicely cared for by Mr. jj . JM. ivecs,
arrival of Mr. Will H. May, of louis- one oi me prupnew v.
rmwrnvrntwA w ... ;1uTi'w hn mad h 8 narents and me unionunai viuuiu na.
M v ' "J ' , , . e .,
n- frinn, here . v s t of a day or man agea aooui year, ui 6o, uU
iliwj . . " . . ,.. ! I.TT.K..
.1 ii i a i .-i m, r hia nerania iiwniii i Mini
CARPENTER - - - Proprietor, two. lie was looking wen ana repons luurnou, u..u u.a r.- ... -
his family the Bame: In company lownsmp, v,in0u uuvj,
with hia brother Ben., he paid a visit known and respected
to Bradford. Will i always a wel
come visitor in Tionesta.
Mr. Geo. L. Scott, of Jenks town
ship informs us that operations in
the cherry and ash lumber business in
that section have been very active this
winter. Sbipe & Mensch, who are
sawing for Dr. Towler have upward of
400,000 feet of cherry aad ash eawed
out. A sixteen-foot cherry log re-
Associates, on the Bench. The usual
routine work, such as receiving on- . . , . cor,cert there on
stable returns, charging Grand Jury Fliday evening. Arrangements were
&c, sc, was auennea 10. . , . meDlbers of the class to go
Petitiou ia Divorce, Cora V. Wil- . . . ftf Fridav prevented the
I kins vs. Henry WilkinS, was presented cl(jg8 fron julfillicg it3 engagements.
Ii it
anu aivorce grauv.u. . f elections
n m T 7 C. 1 S I '
1'etuion oi i. jacKson iur uCU0Oj T , f
... I BO IUIIU"" e- .
presenteu ana iicenso jrauicu.
Tho grand jury has acted on the fol-
owing up to this morning :
W '.i i'V-3- h
lie was
and respected as a man ot
steady and industrious habits, und was
well thought of by his employers and
all who kew him.
Card of Thanks.
4ures taken in all the latent styles
rt! -tf
IAKLES RA1S1G,
PRACTICAL
RIAGF. AND WAGON MAKER, cently taken out scaled 1100 feet, which
r'l t i: ..t:.K,ni!i, !,.,. is an evidence that the lumber U first
Myself and family would return
their sincere thanks to the citizens of
Tiouosta and vicinity for their kind
aess and attention during our severe
affliction ia the sudden loss of son and
brother. ,
i Mrs. C. M. Coon
Tioneeta, March 1, 181.
We are glad to welcome them back
again
Harmony's electioa passed ofT qui
etly. In many townships the fcpring
elections are marked by considerable
effort on the part of candidates t
come out ahead. In Harmony, with
but slight exception, the trouble is to
get candidates at all.
Mr. J. A. Ingell was down on Thurs
day evening from Triumph; his object
Commonwealth vs Charles St.
Charles , burglary ; a true bill. May
Park & Co., prosecutors.
Com. vs. Selden Whitman and tool-
omon Hepler ; malicious mischief,
cutting and destroying line trees ; A
true bill. David R. Walters, prosecutor.
Com. vs. Andrew Campbell ; larce-
nv of shingle : a true bill, but indict-
O. Carson ; Inspector of election, J.F.
Connelly ; Assessor and Constable,
T. W Alleuder; Road Commissioner,
J. D. Dawson ; School Directors, John
Peterson, W. J. Gorman ; Treakurer,
John Woodcock; Clerk, Sye Neill ;
Auditor, J. F. Connelly.
Via.
CARSON CCRR EN .At the residence
of W. W. Carson, in Rradlord, Pa., oiW -1
Wednesday, Feb. 23, 1881, by the Rev.
Mr. Rose, of the Baptist Church, Mr. Z.
T. Carson, formorly of Tionesta, and
Miss Julia R. Curron, of Rradford.
The above will doubtless be a sur
prise to Taylor's many friends in this
section, yet they .will wish him all the
good luck and happiness which usu
ally comes from such unions, and ia
which wish the Republican hoartily
joins. "Kit," if yon had sent us down
a postal card wo might have smoked a
"two-for" to your health.
RILLIG RUSSELL. At the residence
of T. P. Collins Esq., at Reaver Valley,
this county, on Monday morning, two
minutes past 12 o'clock, February 21,
1SS1, by Rev. J. F. Hill, Mr. Henry
Billifr, of Venango county, and Miss
S'lsan Russell, of Warren county.
There is a moral iu the above mar- .
riage notice which all contemplating
the hazardous step should stop to
consider. The couple came to Rev.
Hill on Sunday evening to be joined,
but that geutlempn possessing consid-'
erable knowledge of the lawa of the
laud, as well as those of the good book,
knew that the Supreme Court had de
cided that marriage ' was a contract,
and all contracts made oa Sunday
were null and void. But as ministers,
generally, dislike to lose a job of this
kiud for reasons best known to them
selves tbo reverend gentleman sug
gested that the ceremony be postponed
until Monday morning, which sug
gestion was acted upon, and the happy
two were made one ; and may they
School Report.
Report of Neillsburg School for
mnn thendinFeb. 17. 1881: First
ment was quashed, the offense having figures denote number of days at
been committed over two years ago. tended; second, number of days be
Samuel Clark, prosecutor. longed; third, percentage: Edward
Com. vs. D. G. Hunter ; cruelty to Jenkins, 20, 22, 0; Holland McCaslm
. 1 TT If M....Aiilb, . I 4 T 1 OO Qrt. n Milnelm 11 "'
animals ; xienry iunruBs, pmooi,u. , i4 , oy, jiiiujjwvv....- ,
not a true bill, aad prosecutor to pay 90; Samuel Carson 20, 11, 00; r red
C08t9. erick Woodcock 17. 22, 96; Clyde
Com. vs. D. W. Hunter , larceny ol Black 201, 22, 9G; Clinton Murphy 1,
a watch : true till ; Samuel Mctt.ee 1 95- Joe McUasiin 10, ts, u; 111 ion
ever prosper.
TIONESTA MAItKETS.
CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY, BY
RELIABLE DEALERS.
Black 20, 22, 0; Glenni Burtt 8, 1J,
0; William Black 14, 22, 91. Edward
Burtt 16J, 22, 87; M. G. McCaslin
14i, 22, 90; B. F. McCaslin 101, 22,
85; William Burtt 20, 22, 85; Emma
Black 19i, 22, 93; Era McCaslin 15.
22, 93; Calla McCaslin 15, 22, 95;
Birta McCaslin 121,22,89; Maggie Car
15. 22, 95; Minnie Neill 12, 16, 97;
prosecutor. This case was on iriai
this morning.
The case of Comraonwea. vs. bel-
den Whitman aad bolomon 'epier
was tried aud a verdict of "notgu.ay"
rendered ;prosecutor to pay coits.
The burglar case was tried yesterday.
The onlv evidence tha defendant, St.
Charles, cave was an attempt to prov
n .lib! The iurv was out about half Anna Neill 81. 22. 93: Sarah Noss
J J .
an hour when a verdict was rendered ker 7, 22, 55; May Rougher 141, 22,
finding the defendant guilty. Up to 80; Alice Fogal 141,22, 0; Belle Me-
the time of going to press the Court Allister 22, 22, 81. Per cent, of at-
1 1 . u. :., . 1 .1 ..:. 1, T7 cr. 7.
had not pas8 senieuco upou iuo jju- lonuauco uunng uiuum, 11, v-, .
oner. He will probably receive his Average attendance, 11, 7, IK; No. of
sentence to-morrow. visits 1, j
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in.- ,I1,..1..1)A . U, u, UILU.HH-, .v-r.
Clover ana iimomy ouea hi. iv.00
n O t
insoo ot uouuer. ou. (:.!, Phf(n t
Flour barrel choice - - 0.00fl.60
Flour 1 suck, best - 1.00
Corn Meal, 100 It.a - - - 1.40
Chop feed, puro grain - - 1.201.30
Rye bushel 00
Oats New bushel - - - 45fi.64S
Corn, ear - U0 (it, 35
Reims bushel - - - l..r)0(j.2.CO
Ham, sugar cured - - - Hi
Rreukfast Bacon, sugar cured - - 124 j
Shoulders 7&R;
Whitetisli, hill f-barrels -' - 5.75 j
Lake herring half-barrel - - 3.75 j
Sugar - D&llt
Syrup ------ 75J
N. O. Molasses new ... fH)(ii75I
Uo:iht Rio Coffee - - - 20iH25 j
RioColVee, - lsjtiW
Java Collce 351
Tea .-iofiW);
lUitti.r -S'.
Rico - O8031O
EgS. fresh - - - - - "5
Salt I'cst lal'O - - - l."5!
Lard 1
Iron, common bur .... S.7f(
Nails, lOd, H kc- .... 3.7A
Potatoes ... - 40(i$bq
Lime y bid. ... - l.fi(
1'iricd Apples jer lb - - - Si, '
Dried Reef - '( '!
Dri''l Peaches per h !
i u 1 Pe 1' l. 1 ai( 1 l'i .1 '
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