MU."M3,fL'MIN
editor.
I'XtSDAXSORXG.HAR.M. 1881.
.lllMOtlllOllieillM.
i ' K-r announcements for Co,
i -. ! . v ", strictly in advance
(m-n rr SrrnniNTKNDEWT.
lfn. IJKrt'nLicA j :
.SVr; Please announco mr name
ns n candidate for Suerintendcnt of Schools
nf Forest County, subject to the action of
tue director convention to be hold in Mnv
liCXt.
J. E. niLLARD.
Kn, KurrnwcAN!-.
Dear Mr : Please announce my nnmo
na a candidate for County Superintendent
of Schools of Forest County, subject to the
action of tho directors convention to be
held in May.
N. F. WILLIAMS.
It will now be proper for th Green
back party to deny any sympathy or
association with its California mem
bers, who have committed such an tin
.American act as'to rejoice in the per
petration of such a crime as the assass
ination of the Czar. Derrick.
Secretary of the Treasury Windom
has decided that the National Banks
who withdrew their security bonds,
surrendering currency for the same,
cannot get back their currency by
mere;, redepositing the bonds tbey
withdrew. It will require a reorgan
ization of such institution to get back
their currency. In meantime the Sec
retary says no danger need be appre
hended of any scarcety of currency, as
enough bonds have been redeemed to
supply any deficiency that might occur.
THE NATIONAL CAPITOL.
Special to the Repubucaw.
Washington, D. C, Mar. 17,' 81.
When Senator Mahone decided to
act with' the Republicans on party
measures, and made lis speech last
Monday, he had weighed the matter
well, studied the political situation
thoroughly, had acquainted himself
perfectly with the needs of his State,
and Section, and knew that within the
ranks of the Republican party only,
could he secore that liberal protection
and wise legislation necessary to the
proper development of his State.
Though the Senator's action is se
verely criticized by straight-out Dem
ocrats, I find that Virginia Readjustee
endorse his action unanimously. Sen
ator Mahone deserves great credit for
his independent action', and determided
standpoint.
The Senate is now full with the ex
ception of Senator-elect Frye, of
, Maine, whose credentials will arrive
to-morow. The Semte will then pro
ceed to organize the C nittees, and
by the aid of Senator Ma'uone's vote,
upon a Republican basis.
There seems to be a growing senti-
-'Iflent here that an extra session to be
called sometime io May, for the pur
pose of passing some funding measure,
and getting the election committee at
work on the southern contested cases.
The proposed extra session troubles
the Senate and House employees, all
ofwbomarenow Democrats. Wash
ington is a pleasant place in summer,
and these fellows don't care to walk
just yet. It is also said that Senator
Conkling advocating an extra session
strongly, and is making many converts.
The most important convert to be
' made i the President.
President Garfield is evidently be-
'. coming weary with the importunities
of office seekers. He has declared em
phatically that no appointment shall
be made, except to fill vacancies, and
that no removals shall be made except
for cause.
Nearly all the members of Congress
have gone home, having, in advance,
, left recommendations to fill all the
; offices which are vacant, or will be-
come so within the next four years.
! Marshall Fred. Douglass will be re-
tained in his present office Marshal
.' of the District though there is an
i effort being made to oust him.
J Mr. J. Stanley Browa , has been ap
, pointed piivate secretary to Presideut
i Garfield. Mr. Brown was formally
stenographer to Major Powell, of the
i Smithsonian Institute, and went with
General Garfield in the same capacity
j while the latter was still in the House
iof Representatives. Mr. Brown was
,it Mentor during the campaign, and
tlas been acting as President Garfields'
rsecretat y iuce the inauguration, al
though Colonel Rodgeri has nominally
thelJ that position. Mr Brown is a
eyouug cuun about 2f years of age, and
f his appointment is very gratifying to
i '-Oft w Ivite busin-ss involve, the mak-
y. v.. wknk.
ing of frequent visits to the Executive
Mansion.
No action will bo taken on the nom
ination of Ex-Senator Mathews for the
vacant Supreme Court Judgship until
the committee of the Senate are organ
ized. The nomination will then be
referred to the Jadiciary Committee
of which Senator Ednsuuds will be
Chairman. It is said that Senator
Edmunds is opposed to his confirma
tion, and also Judge Davis, of Illinois,
who will he a member f the Judiciary
Committee. ' Phil.
AUCTION SALE!
Goorge W. Pithridge would respectfully
announce that having made arrange
ments to go Into other business,
will sell his entire stock of
goods at auction, and at
prlvst" sale, at auction
prices, commenc
ing on
MARCH S3T3, 1881,
And continue every evening until the en
tire stock is disposed of. No such
opportunity for bargains has
leon presented for years.
Ke-membor the place.
GEORGE W. DITHRIDGE,
PARTRIOE BUILDING,
tioisesta, ri::vivA..
Howe Twp. Auditors' Report,
FINANCIAL STATEMENT of the Road
Commissioners of Howe Township, -for
the year ending March 12, 1881.
Amount of orders drawn for year
ending March 12, '81 $ 828 49
Amount tax paid to Twp. Treas.... 2 25
Amount due from Co. Commr's
an per report of May 5, 1880.... 341 SO
Amount taxes levied for 1S80
seated $ 833,41
Amount taxes levied for
1880 unseated 1,037 58-1,870 09
$3,043 63
Am't expended on roads
seated . $ 654 62
" expended on roads un
seated 605 25- 1,319 87
" expended as poor fund 45 00
" " for Auditors Services.. 6 00
" " " publishing Auditos
Report 15 00
" expended for Commissioners
Services 38 00
" expended for Commissioners
Clerk io 00
" expended for Treasurers Com
mission 30 24
expended for sundry expenses 13 00
" expended for Pathmasters ex
onerations 16 19
seated tax of 1880, returned to
Comity Commissioners 162 60
" unseated tax levied for
1880 $1,037 58
" orders on Treasurer of
Forest Co. received
on account same 903 20
Leaving balance duo from Conuty
,om mission tirs 74 3-j
Am't Township orders redeemed 1,200 0:1
" cash in hands of Twp. Treas... 1 29
due from County Coin
Commissioners as per
report ol May 5, 1880
and above 8 341 90
Loss orders received on
a ccount same 245 41
Leaving balance used by County
I'ommissio ners as County
Treasurers Commission .'. 00 49
83.043 63
Township indebtedness May 5,
'80. orders outstandine 844 38
Township orders outstanding
March 12. '81 463 21
Seated tax 1880 returned
to County Commiss
ioners as above 8 162 60
Balance due from County
uomin rs as above.... 74 32- 236 02
8229 32
Reduction of Township indebted
ness during the year 618 06
We the Auditors of Howe Township
have examined the above accounts and
find them correct as statad.
JOHN T. FREUND. 1
JOHN Q. PACK ERD, Auditors.
JOHN CAMERON. J
Brookston, Pa., March 14, 1881.
ROAD COMMISSIONERS of Howe
Township in account with M. M. Sey
boit, TownshiD Treasurer.
April. 20, 80, by cash. Road Tax
1879 from F. W. Brooks
April 20, '8C, by cash, road tax '79
1 50
iroin r. a. mack 75
June 21, 80, by order No. 1, on
county 'lreasurer, dated June
14. 80. account seated tax '78 . as OK
June 21. '80. order No. 1. on
County Treasurer, dated June
14. '80. amount seated tax '79 37 OR
June 20, orders No. 1 to 73, on
County Treasurer, dated June
14, '80, account unseated tax
1880 9G3 26
November 20, bv order on County
Treasurer, being in full for
taxes to Jan. 1, 1880 169 79
$1,210 02
Contra.
March 14, '81, to Township order
paid to date 1,20!) 63
To caah on hand 1 29
1,210 92
w e, the Auditors of Howe Township
have examined the above account of M.
M. Seybolt, Treasurer, and lind it correct
as stated.
JOHN T. FREUND, 1 4
JOHN Q. PACKEKD, S Auditors.
JOHN CAMERON. J
Krookston, Pa., March 14, 1881.
HARRISDURC
WEEKLY TELEGRAPH."
TH 10
Largest nml Heat Xewspa
paper Published at the
Capitol ot'l'eiui
Nylvaula. A GREAT PAPER FOR
Tho Family,
Tho Business House,
The Work Shop.
Full of interesting reading
for everybody.
Price, single subscription It. 50 per year.
" clubs of 10 or more $1.00 " "
An extra copy to the person raising a r.lub.
Address all orders to ,
CHAN. II. K KRONER,
Harrisbur, Fa.
Jcnks Twp. Auditors' Report,
RO AD COMMISSIONERS in account wi'h
JenK TwwTiship for tho year ending
maren j, jsm.
Dr.
To vouchers drawn on Treasurer $1,345 12
Mi l seated road tax 644 70
1
By am't paid Harris Judgement...
" " " costs on above
" " " auditors and clerks
" " " court expenses
" " " Green, Judgement
and costs
" " " Davis Att'y
" 'discount on orders
" seated road tax
,89 82
Cr.
634 03
87 12
11 00
143 44
63 12
25 00
00 17
544 70
282 25
worked
" " unseated road tax
worked
91,889 82
Also, Rond Commissioners in account
with poor fund
Dr.
To am't vouchers drawn on Tre
asurer 1 $34 00
Cr.
By am't relict afforded Mrs. Oaks $34 00
Marlenvillo, Pa., March 14, '81.
We hereby certify that we have examined
the above accounts and find them correct
as above stated.
J. T. ROSE, )
JOHN SALADA, Auditors.
S. S. TOWLER, J
Note Discount on orders means dis
count for cash to meet Judgements and
costs.
S. F. Roher, Treasurer, in Bcc't with
Jcnks Township road fund for the vear
ending March 14, 1881.
Dr.
To am't ree'd from County Com
missioners $1,541 06
" am't ree'd of former Treasurer 49
" " " " United Pipe
Linos 100 00
" " " " Refunded costs 60 63
f 1,703 08
Cr.
By vouchers presented for court
expenses $1,062 87
" Road expenses 282 25
" Treasurers Percentage 40 36
" Uy balance in hands of Treas
urer 317 60
$1,703 08
Also, in account with Poor Fund
Dr.
43 00
2 00
To am't ree'd from County Com
missioners " am't ree'd from N. K. Burton
Collector
."0 00
Cr.
By vouchers piesented $ 34.00
' percentage 1 02
" Balance in hand of Treasurer.. 14 08
f 50 00
Marlenvillo, P.t Mrrch 14, '81.
Wi herebv nnrtifv Mint van hiva o-ram.
ined tho above accounts and find them
correct as above stated.
J. T. ROSE, )
JOHN SALADA, Auditors.
S. S. TOWLER. I I
SHERIFF'S SALE.
T)Y VIRTUE of certain writs of Vendi.
a-r inBUt'U UlU III UIO tJOUTl OI UOII1-
mon l'leas of Eornst mnntvond tn ma u.
rected, there will be exposed to sale by
public vendue or outcrv, at tho Court
House, in the borough of 'Tionesta, on
MONDAY, MARCH 2S, A. D. 1881
at 2 o'clock, a. in., the following describ
ed real estate, to-wit :
J. A. Prnnornsftnf.T. IT T rrrn r
Jamieson and D. F. Copeland. Vendi. Ex.
ior. nana t, tcd y Term. 1881. Irwin.
All the rfftfnndtint.H intni'f.uf rtf n.irl ft
following described re! estate situate in
Harmony Township, Forest County Penn
sylvania, described as follows : Tile undi
vided one-fifth of tho Copeland Heirs farm.
Beginning at the southeast corner of
said farm, thence west one hundred and
inirty-two rods to post, thence north one
hundred and twenty-six rods to a post,
thence east one hundred and thirty-two
rods to post, thence south to place of be
ginning. Containing one hundred and
four acres, more or less.
Taken in execution and to be sold as the
property of Q. Jamieson and D. F. Cope
land, at the sujl of J. A. Proper for use of
J. F. Proper.
TERMS OF SALE. The following
must be strictly complied with when the
property is stricken down :
1. When the plaintiff or other lion cred
itors boconre the purchaser, the costs on
the writs must be paid, and a list of lions
including mortgage searches on the prop .
erty sold, together with such lien credit
or's re3eipt for the amount of the pro
ceeds of the sale or such portion thereof m
he may claim, must bo furnished the
Sheriff.
2. All bids must bo paid in full.
3. All sales not settled immediately will
be continued until 2 o'clock p. in., of tho
day of sale, at which time all projertynot
settled for will again be put up and sold
at tho expense aud risk of tho person to
whom first sold.
See Purdon' Digest, Ninth Edition,
page 40 and Smith's Forms, page 884.
C. A. RANDALL. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Tiouestn, Fa., March
7, 1881.
Qirj Outfit furnished free, with full
3 1 J Instructions lor 'conducting the
most profitable business that anyone can
engage in. The business is o easy to
learn, and our instructions are so simple
and plain, that any one can make great
profits from the very start. No one can
fail who is willing to work. Women are
as successful as uied. Bovs aud pirls can
earn largo sums. Many huve made at the
business over one hundred dollars in a
singlo wek. Nothing liko it ever known
before. All who engage are snrpriseir'at
the ease and rapidity with which they are
able to make money. You can engage in
this business during your spare timo at
great profit. Yuo do not have to invest
capital in it. We take all the risk. Thore
who need ready money, should write to us
at once. All furnished free. Address
TRUE & CO., Augusta, Maine. dec201y
LTT7T P Yourself by making money
LXI-jLjL when a golden chance is of
fered, thereby always keeping poverty
from the door. Those who always take
advantage of the good chances for making
money that are offered, generally become
wealthy, while those who do not improve
such chances remain in poverty. We
want many men, Women, bovs uud girls
to work for u& right in their own localities.
The business will pay moro than ten
times ordinary wages. We furnish un
expensive outfit and all that vou need,
free. No one who engages fails to make
money very rapidly. You can devote
your whole time to the work, oronlvyour
spare moments. Full information and all
that is needed sent free. Address SS TIN
SON &. CO., Portland, Maine. det;2'Jly.
pEORGH HENDERSON.
It
tonsorial artist.
Tionesta, Pa. Shop fiist door south of
Lawrence House. For a nice shave, feluun
poon or hair-cut cull on Mr. II. Il is
first-claws in every respect. ;iigj-tf
IJcrcantilo Appraiser's Notice.
Mercantile Appraisement, of I'oroft
County for the year A. J. ISM.
YIONKSTA HO Ho.
Clnss. Tax.
Ilolemnn A' Hopkins l.t J lO.dO
Roblns-in ve Runner 10 i!0.(K
E. Heibel i t 7.00
Wni. Snipiirlmugh iV Co 14 7.00
O. W. llovai'd 12 12.50
M. Einstein 12 12.50
O. W. Dithridpe 13 JO.OO
S. H. Haslet fe Hon 14 7.00
A. H. Partridge 14 7.00
John Reck 14 7.00
J. T. Hrennan 14 7.00
T.C.Jackson, hotel ft 50.00
Win. Lawronco, hotel 5 50.00
orrgn Twi.
T. D. Collins 14 7.00
H. W Ledobnr ..14 7.00
Ford fe Lacy 14 7.00
HICKORY T,Vr.
Wheeler A Dusenbury 14 7.00
H.Allen it Co 14 7.00
T. J. Bowman 14 7.00
11ARNKTI TWI.
A. Cook It 7.00
J. B. Pearsall 14 7.00
kinoslky Twr.
Wheeler A Dusenbury 14 7.00
Salmon Creek Lumber Co 14 7.00
HARMONY TWI.
J. Machessney 14 7.00
J. Woodcock, hotel 6 50.00
JKNKS TWP.
E. V. Williams 14 7.00
howk twp.
Brooks Co 14 7,00
Appeals will be held at the Court Houso
on Saturday, the 20th day of March, A. I).
1 tS 1
D. W. CLARK,
Mercantile! Appraiser.
Tionesta, March 8, 1881.
WfiBMtnCO
ill. 01!
Doalers In
FANCY & FAMILY GROCERIES!
FOREIGN A DOMESTIC
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
I'TRST CLASS QUALITY.
BY SQUARE DEAL-
I N C, WE 1IO P E
TO MERIT YOUR
PATRONAOE
STRICTLY OaSII.
Tionesta. Pn., Sept. 11, 880.
ITT
Formerly Pittsburgh, Tituiville & ButfelolRy
WINTER TIME TABLE, Dec. 1, 1880.
A.M.
6 35
12 55
12 40
10 08
pTsT.
8 40
8 31
8 17
8 0!
8 00
7 40
7 32
P. M.
800
4 40
4 31
3 05
(A. Valley Jit.)
ar Pittsburgh Iv
ar.... Parker ...lv
ar...Foxbu rg..l v
ar . Franklin ..lv
P.M. lA.il.
8 45 0 05
2 32! 12 08
2 45 12 30
fi 00 1 48
A.M. P.M. P.M.
6 30 2 15 3 50
6 40 4 04
53 2 37 t 24
7 01 2 45 4 35
7 04 2 48 4 40
7 22 3 04 5 04
7 38 3 20 .128
7 40 3 27 5 40
8 02 3 44 6 02
8 22 4 03 6 45
8 40 4 201 7 15
A.M. P. Mjp. M.
A.M. P. M.j
8 53 4 45!...
A.M. P.M.
11 35 0 00
I I'. M.
! 7 srt
! 7 55
. M.
!25
ar...Oil City....lv
....Uockwooil....
2 01 Oleopolis
1 53 ...Eagle Rock...
I 50 President
1 34 Tionesta
1 10 Hickory
1 12 ..Trunkovvillo..
7 12 12 58 Tidioute
6 45 12 37i... Thompson s...
6 30; 12 20lv..Irvineton..ar
P. it. P.M. I
v. mT ; 1 1 oTn I UATiTr.iiiO.y
0 11
vi oo.iv... v urren ...ar
A.M. ( Eric'ltnilumij)
6 'JO lv.. Bradford ..ar
P. M.
3 30
v. if". I ' " j U'hil t-"ivi Hi) )
5 0Oi lv. .. Warren ...ar
4 40 lv..Stotiehain..ur
ADDITION A LTUAINS Lkavk Parker
6:3oain, Foxburg'0:40run, Franklin H:0(iam.
Oil City :50itm. Arrive Tinnosta 11:22
am, Tkli:ute 12:30pm, Irvineton 2:00pm,
Warren 2:35pm., Stoncliam 2:48tm.
Lv.vvk. Ktoneham 7:30am, Warren 7:45am,
Irvineton 8:40am. ri ivo Tidioute 0:45am.
Tionesta 10:55am, Oil Citv 12:l0:iii
CHAUTAUQUA LAKE DIVISION.
Tr litis leave Oil City for Pet. Centre, Ti
tiif ville, .Spartunsburg, CcntreTillc, Corrv,
Mayvitlo, Brocton ut0:5()am, 10:15:um, 2:-l0
pm, 5:00pm, 8:50pm. Arrive at 7:."5am,
i):4iam. 2:lopm, 3:50pm, 8:'.5pm.
Sunday Train leaves 7:30am; arrives
7:20 'j m.
UNION A TITUS VILLE BRANCH.
Train leaves Titusvillu 5:5pin; anives
Union City 8:00jun. leaves Union City
7:00ani ; arrives Titusvillo U:loam.
Trairw run daily except Sunday.
TraiiiM are run on Philadelphia time.
PiUlnan Sleeping Cars run daily
between Titiisvlleaml Pittsburgh on train's
leaving flirocton, 3:15pm and Pittsburgh
8:45ptu.
Tr-Tickets sold and baggage c hecked
to all pri ocipal points.
Get time tables giving full information
from Company's Agents.
T. H. WILSON, Gen. Sunt.
W. S. BA LDWIN, oil City, Pa.
Gen "J Pass. Agent,
42 Exchange St., Buffalo, N. Y.
J. L. CRAIG, Agent, Tionesta, Pa.
jl fcr (hit aiyl. of l'iIII.Al:LPIIIA
M (iV.lt, t'iul lo.iijr aiuat Hi tii.
it to be raximt)ir( Orore yon
jtay for it. Turn i tit nuia
ttvlenthrr.mipaniii retail for $ttO.
All MucliinB wurrunlrtl fur tlirv.
.r. hvnil (cr our 1 1 1 ntri.led C ircuit-
aud Tfmliruuijiui... Aadrt
CIIAULKS A. wool! & CO.,
17 k. Itaii Si, rautJtlfiu, A.
Instrumental and vocal music taught hy
V. KruusM, on reasonable terms. Those
who want to preparo themselves for
ves :or
'hroutrb
organ KhouM take a course in Throu
iiu-s anil Haiiuonv.
leocieissoDfi naoo
U i,l make, for (he iet 60
i A N O
;ji.;N2tc t J'"
OrTf T' TJ ) MrtAii'llcent rosewood csn clcgnnlly limsl'
Ol l J JlJ J tiiv(Mli! ;;'( nt, cjuifanti' iiinl lnriri f:ini'v
lull iron 1' runic, v rciuii Or ud Action, Ginnd I fun nil' )-. in (:n (. rvir v Imi -r fmwit
which can in nnv way tend to tho porfeotion
i-ijuOur jirico for thl jnstMiment box
York, with floe Piano Cover, Stool and
Tho Piano will bo Hent on test, trial. Please semi reference if yon do notr-i'itd money
,with order. Cash sent with ori'.er wili lie vcfniHled nn.l fn-i-hl c-hnrfcs p!il by n
both ways if the Piano li not just H represented in llii Advei ti-enn nl. 'flioiisalidi
in use. Send for Catalogue. 'Every Instrument fuUv Wnrrnnicd fir five vrars.
PT A IV OJ ! to $400 (with Stool, . over and Uooh.) All strict !- tir'.t eluns and
A lVll LO sold at Wholesale Factory prices. Tlie Pianos mndi one of ilio
finest (lisplays nt. the Centennial Exhibition, and were timuiinuxiHly rccounnended
for tho Highest Honors. She Squares contain our New Patent Seitle, (he teeniest im
provement in tho history o Piano making. The Uprights are tlie 1'mest in A 1111 rica.
Positively wo make the finest Pianos, of (lie richest tone and gnwtrst dnrrtb;! it v, Thev
are recomniended by the highest inuwical aiitliorltlcs in tho country. Over - 11.00 i'n
ime, and uot one dissatisfied purchaser. All Pianos and Orcmw ist'nt on 15 days test
trial freight free if iiiisatisfaetorv. ' Don'tri
we oiler the best burcains.
uaiaiogun 11111
Hcriptive Cataloguo of 48 pages mailed for
3 veiirs.
f?f2 A ATW Our "Parlor Ornnd Jubilee Organ," style 45,
vAnjiiiiitj swee
sweetest toned Reed four
OcUvesr Thirteen Stops with Grand Organ DUp.i"on, Melodia. Viola Flute, Celeste,
Dalcet, Echo, Melodia-Forte, tJelnstinn, Vlolinia, Flnlo Forto, Tremolo, Giaud-Oi Lau
and Knee-Stops. Height, 74 inches ; Length 42 inches j Wldi ii, i'4 inches ; Weight,
boxed 300 lbs. The ciiso is solid walnut, veneered with choice woods and 1m of an
entirely new and beautiful design, elaborately curved with raised panels, music closet,
lamp stand frot work, etc., all elegantly finished. Possesses all tho latest and bast
improvements, with great power, depth, brilliancy and sympathetic quality of tone,
llcatitif ul solo efl'ects and perfect stop action. Regular re'tail price f285. Our whole
sale net cash price to havo it introduced, with st, .ol and book, only $'.H 11s one organ
sold sells others. Positively no deviation In price. No payment required until you
have fully tested tho organ in your own home. Wo send all ( n-gaipi n 15 day tes
trial and pay freight btoh ways if instrument, if not ns represented. Fullv wnlranteil
for 5 years. Other styles 8 stop organ only II stops $85 ; H stops $115. Over
32,tH)0 sold, and every Organ has ci ven the fullest siUishietion. llitistrutea circular
free. Factory and Warerooms 57th Street and loth Avenuo.
CJHEET T TUSIC at one third price. Cataloguo of 300 choice pieces sent for 3i
D stamp. This Cataloguo includes most of tho popular music ofthn
day and every variety of musical composition, bv the bst nuthors. Address
MENDELSSOHN PIANO CC, Pox 2058, N. Y. City.
HO! SPflBTIIMi!!
I tako pleasure in telling the Sporting
Fiatoruity Ibat I haye re-purcha-ed
THE iVX BlJNI'yF.HH
FROM HORACE JONES, TO WHOM I
SOLD IT IN 1871.
T AM
NICELY LOCATED nt mv old
JL stand.
and 1 am prepared to attend to
all my friends, and tho public generally,
who need
ANYTHING III THE GUN LIKE!
I shall koop a perfect stock of nil kinds of
AMMUNITION!
And nil kinds of
FISHING TACKLE.
I shall also continue to handle the
Whlto" Hewing; Marlaitse,
And the
CHICAGO SINGER SEWING MACniNB
Come and soo me. You will llnd me
ALWAYS AT HOME.
Muzzle Lpadera made to order nd war
ranteJ. nprfEEPAIIlINa ITT ALL ITS
BEANOHES PEOMFTLY AND
FAITHFULLY DONE.
i:. A. AI,IWI?J.
Tidioute, Piu, Aujr, 12,
STOVES
!
a. j. in , w jcr c xu Jro
AND
Sheet Iron Ware
I WOULI" respectfully Inform Ihe 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 ulso
make a specialty in manulHcturiiiv;
and ciulpinenU suitable for ratting juir
KircM. AUo all kUida or
REPAIfilflG DORE M SHOST f?0TiCE
, Tho Highest Market Trieo Paid for
RAGS AUD JUmi
AT
ED.HEIBEL'S
Opp. Iawreneo House,
may2tf TIOITESTA, PA.
Notice in hereby Riven that a nieet
inx of the (malilled voters of Tionesta ltor
ough Seliool District will bo held on the
2X1) DAY OF AP1UL NKXT,
nt the usual place of holding tho munici
pal eloctions in said Borough to decide liy
ballot of the question of tho incurring, by
said School District, of indcbtednei. fo
the purpose of building a new school house
therein, in accordance witn tlm Act ol '20th
of Aprii 174 : "An Act to iei;uluto tho
manner of increasing tho indeliicdness of
municipalities, to provhlo for the redemp
tion of the same, und to iiiijioso penalties
for tho illegal increu-so thereof," and the
corporate authorities of said School Dis
trict havo by their vote duly recorded on
their minutes authorized tho incurring of
a debt to the amount of five thousand dol
lars for said purpose aecordin;; to said
Act, and sot forth said statement required
under tho same as follows. Amount of
the last assessed valuation for school pur
j)v.nes S;mu7U.uo. Amount of the proposed
debt $5,000. Amount of the percentage, of
tho proposed increase 5J per cent.
J. 10. 11 LAIN K, President.
J. T. H It ION X AN, .Secretary.
Tionesta, Pa., February 22,lhSl.
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ami ilellvercd on cuiw New
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fail to write us be lorn huvinir. Positively
en iree. 1 iiinusome 1 iiiimi runv! ei jki-
3e Ktiuuj,
Ever Piano 1'uHv V
'd for
the niiei' ami
of 2H .Octavos each, mid One of Tlirere
Qr Outfit sent lreo to those who wish to
V' engage in (lie most pleasant and
profitable business known. Everything
new. Capital not, required. Wo will fur
nish you everything. $10 a day and up-'
wards is easily miidn without Htavlng
away from homo over n'ght. No 'risk
whatever. Many new workers wanted at
once. Many are making fortunes at tho
business, ijulies make ns much as men,
and young boys and girls make graft pay.
No one who is willing to work lails to
make more money every day than cim bo
made in a week at any ordinary employ
ment. Those who engage at oiu'o will find
a short road to (oitime. Address 11.
HA LLKT CO.. Portland, Me. dicldly
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If vou Breyotricf nmlif xnn'tMliiff from avy in-
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iin.su. n iv on M o W Bi1t.rn.
V!iwcr vounif. t'v&m j'lioiiKati:! dlo on-
v:inicv'p yvn l l ,i rt: u;y i rom 30100
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AGENTS T7AK
jsy .1. W. r.UELL. f t
V... Ai.ll...: 1 ol. ..;(! ... . 1
of thy Livs nml Wonderful Advetiluf
of Aincaica's reut Outlaws, L
and their bands o liiliwaynian down f I
1HXI. Contiiins more than 40 illustiatioi' I
enibnichiL' ):it,, ioi tr;iits nf tlm iri.i..n , "l
eharncters, including IVauk J.-on.-s, W i
beloro Jublisli"d, mid V Fi M-J CO,i
OUKll I'LATICS Interviews and letter-
iioiii l oin l iniii;;er Startlinjr Uve.e,1
nons. aii about tho It-lack flaa, the Bin f"
Oath, the Secret Cave, and hundreds L.
llllf,. 1.1... I',, I II . t
book ever published; more thrilling' l'.,.
a romance, yet truo in every ohseiiiifil"':!
Sells like wild-lire ! 10, Odd orders in al-Ti
Mince. Nothing like it!beatn everv-i.'
tiling ! Over 400 pa-ex, pru-u fl..'i. Aeiuvl,,
eanvasiiinj; outiic, i,o eeuts. Wi ito imme-I
diittel.v ior full )an ieulvrs, to llI.vTt)H-J
it-'Ali Ft ULISUINU CO., St. I.uis, Mo.
1.-.' . 7 j e- j i l i i r " j, .i i-T i i
HOWLCST m RESTORED?
Just publihlied. a new co'itiou of Dr
CulverwellV Cclehratrd lluy on the riul
ieal euro of Sperm iton hv or Neniiiiu1
Wfiaki.css, Involcuiurv Seminal Losses
Iinpotency, Mental and Physical incapix--it.v,
linjiedinieuts to Man i.-i-e. etc, ; also
Ooiisumption, lOpiiepsy and Fits, induciMi'
by Melt indulp-iico or i.exual cxtrava
gance, if-c.
Tho celebrated titiihor, in this adiuiiu
me i Ksay clearly deuionstrates. from id
thirty ears' successful pnu tice, that Hie
alarming consequence of self abuse ma
im jauicMiiy cured ; pointing out a mom.
oi cine ut once simple, ceitiin, and
v.nj. iuai, vy means oi winch every
euiieicr, no m;:tter what Jiis eoiubtiou
mey bo. niav cure liniisi.ir .i,i.,.,,i
privately, aml radically.
-Vi. Tliis Leeturo sbould be in tho
han.liof every youth lind ecrv man in
tli land.
Sent under neal, :n a plain envelope, to
any adibuss, pi,wt-paid, on receipt of his
cents or two postage Hbimps.
Ailili-ess thi Publishers.
THE tULTEHWELL ilELICAL CC,
41 Ann St., N. Y., N. Y., 1. O. Hvx 4MS0.
DISCOVERY!
LOST MANHOOD RESTORED.
A vnitimof youthlul iirTirudpncfi c.iupinij i'rtiiia-
ture l'fiiay, hcrvoua Ik-uiiiiy, Lt miiiuHul, tu-.,
liaviuff trii 1 in Tain cvtry known re-m-iiv, d;
ttjveit J a umplo ut-lf enrv, wbica bow:ll f-n.i yv.Ell
tu hJi r.Iluw-eniu-icrs, ud-uvhS J, U. iCiilZVi'a..
3 4 ftiuUtam M., -. 1
TO IBVEKTOaSJMDiBECHiKics!
PATKNTS and how to obtain them.
Pamphlet of 00 pages free, upon receiptor
Stamps for Po-ia-e. Address,
(in. Mom:, Smith C,
Solicilois of Patents, jinx 111,
f Wasbiri-ton. 1.
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