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WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAI 13, ISM.
LOCAL AND
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onilrned Time Tnhle Tlitfla Hli;. ..n.
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BOROUGH OFFICERS.
P.urgefi. J. Wot.c.oTT.
(,V)Brp7mfu-North ward, T. J. Van
Olewn, T. R. (Vbh, .Ino. A. Hurt J Month
ward, O. V. Robinson, 8. II. Haslet, Kit
Holnnian.
Jimtioca of the Peace J. T. Rrennan,
D. 8. Knnx. ,
Constable James Walter.
tirhonl DirerfnrtJ. Hhawkry, 8. J.
Wolcott, J.' E. Blaine, A. B. Kelly, J. T.
Brennau, A. H. Partridge.
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FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
Member of Congre-3 as. MosonoVK.'
yJMm6Jv K. E. Tavis.
President JudireW. D. Brow,
I JtflrRirtf Judges John Rkck, C. A.
Htiu..
Treasurer N. 8. FonEMAW.
Prothnnotary. Register A R reorder, &c.
JURTia SltAWKKY.
Sheriff. C A. RANHAT.r..
CbmmiMiVmer Eli Burliic. Isaac
1a)vo. H. W. LKmsmm.
CVunft Sunerinlendent-r-W. 8. Brock-
way
IXstriet Attorney S. D. Irwin.
urt Commissioners C. II. Church.
PKTKR YolTNOK.
County RttrveiiorT. F. WniTTEKlN.
Coroner C. II. C)irncH.
County Auditors Nicholas Thomp
on, I). F. Coffxand, F. C. Lacy.
south.
Train IS 10:f)7 am
Train JO 1:.'4 pm
Train 10 7:49 pm
Mr. L. Agnew.ofOil Creek Lake, , A very interesting and instructive
has chartered , the little steamer letter from our Irimd, KoUert l.
"Pearl" and is having her fitted up in Shriver, of Kansas, will be found in
No. 1 shape. Persons who contero- this issue. Hp is evidently much in
plate excursions to this new and fa- lovo with his new home, and thinks it
rnous resort can make all Arrange- the farmer's Paradise. We hope he
ments by writing to Mr. Agnew will favor us with a letter frequently,
Cony Herald. as we are sure the many friends of
i ii .it. -11 1
-Clarion rnt.ntv Democrats are mmselt and Dis excellent iaay wm ue
T"i r n I. I. . 1 1. O I 14. "I 1 I rn
a. to., Presbyterian Sabbath School at of them are aonounced as willing to A charter was granted by the
' ' I .1 . !- I T ;lt.,. n Tknrolau loaf tit ilia
serve me puoiic in ono capuuuj ur jjjjidiovuio v
another. Armstrong county Repab- Tionesta Railroad Co. Mr. D. W.
licans are uot far behind, however) Clark, Ileal Estate Agent of our place,
nearly thirty of tbem are ready to be has been appointed agent to secure the
slaughtered. right of way for the road. We sin-
wL.-i -j i.-i.:'..,. cerelv hone our citizens will take a
NORTH.
Train 1 "..... K:3 am
Train r 1 11:22 am
Train fl 3:04 pin
Train IS fi:0i pm
Train 0 North, and Train lfl South carry
the mail. ' .'
t? ckkoii. ul at in
. .s - . .. i - n i.. nlPADPfl tn hpar from them oiten
a, ni.. F. M. Sabbath School at 11 patriotic cnaps, eviaenuy uver ion r
3 p. rn.
OUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Rev. Hill will occupy the pulpit
of the M. E. Church next Sunday
evening at 8 o'clock. '
CoUrl week.
Ilneucklei are blooming.
Qilite a cold snap since Sunday.
Fires didn't go bad.
-JIIbs Copeland's school closes to
morrow The others will last a week or
ten days yet.
Miss Flora Haslet is visiting
friends aid relatives iatCooperstown,
Venangoounty.
T. P, Ray, Esq., one of Mead-
villa's prominent lawyers, attended
court this week.
May Court Minutes,
Court convened Jlonday, at 2
o'clock p. m., with Judge Wm. D.
Brown, and Associates Reck and Hill
on the Bench. The following business
wai disposed of up to Tuesday eve
ning: f
F. H. Ellsworth vs. Frank Garvey ;
continued tt cost of plaintiff.
J. A. Neill vs. Byron Landers ; cou
tinued at cost of plaintiff.
Etta M. Wood vs. E. Fred Wood ;
caso in divorce ; Di voice decreed.
Partridge vs. G. K. M. Crawford
and Patrick Powers ; Garnishee ; judg
ment against the Garnishee.
Commonwealth vs. Road Comr's of
splendid. Newly-sown oats are shoot- right view of this matter, and see the Tionesta twp . continued, and defend
ing up rapidly, and all kinds of farm advantages wnicu mey as inaiauaii,
nrBduoe bida fair to be abundant. The " well as tne county gen.rauy, w.u
weather at this writing, however, looks receive by the building of the road. J
a little as thoutrh we roiirht have a Ibere are large aajounts oi nenuocK
o I . . 1 . . I .
frosf. whkh will Drove a serious dam- bark being burned every year Dy tuose
i.. .. ..i ll i. ..M
clearing land, wnicn couia ue soiu
and net a large profit to the parties
clearing had they a means of convey-
age to vegitation.
T. W. West, formerly of the
Clarion Jackeoniaii, recently purchased
the material of the late Emlenton
Register, and will soon ftart a new
naner in that place. Mr. W. ia an
a
TIOUESTA LODGE
Xo. 309,
I. O. of O. F. old home in Corry.
H ff P.ETfl evorv Saturday wventnjr. at 7
1 L o'clock. In the Ldj?o Room in Par
tridge's Hall.
P. M.CLARK. N. O.
Q. W. SAWYER. Soc'y. 27-tf.
' E. Li Davis, ,
A TTOHNKY AT LAW, Tlonoata. Pa.
L a f t .
l Collenttons made in mm ana adjoin
ing counties. 40-ly
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
F,Ia, Street. TTOSKS TA , PA .
rp F. KITCIIEY,
ATTORKEY-AT-LaW,
TlonoHta, Forwt County Ta.
old and experienced newspaper man
Mrs. Ed. Heibel, wife of our pop- nrj(j wjl doubtless make a buccess or
nlar hardware dealer, is visiting her the venture'; we hope he will.
Attention is directed to the card
Geo. Holeman, accompanied by 0f J. W. Morrow, M. D., which ap
his wife, of Pleasantville, visited his p(jars in to.day's paper. For the pres
father's family during the week. eat lhe voctot wiH have his office op-
-r-Mimes Eva Grove and Emma posite the Lawrence House where be
Ben, and Mr. Ueran Rose, of Eden- w;n be found at all business hours
burg, visited at Mr. Joseph Grove's on when not professionately absent. His
Sundav last. boarding place is at the Rural House.
Mr. J J. Parsons, of Jenks town
ing the same to market. And there
are also large quantities of wood of all
kinds, which now are comparatively
worthless, which would bring a price
sufficient to pay for the labor of cut
ting as well as pay for the timber, but
which now are being burned merely
to get rid of it. Turo in all, and if
you can do uothiug more, show to the
world you are in favor of improvements.
Fagundus Fancies.
Fagundus, Pa., May 1G, 1881
The gentle showers come down ; the
ship, is to-day annouueed as a candi
date for County Commissioner, subject
to Republican usages.
A TTOIiXEY - A TLA W,
TIONESTA, PA.
During the greater part of last opinion. It is a pleasure to know
week mercury beat oil about 10 cents, that Mr. Davis is fast gaining a repu-
Oil was only up to 80, while mercury tatior in the Legislature which is an
stood at 90 most all week. honor to himself and a credit to the
Prof. H.S. Brock way, of Tionesta countj. Ik 'debate he is ready and
is to day announced as a caudidate for quick, aud has gained many points
the nomination of Prothonotary, &c, which older members might feel proud
subject to Republican usages. over.
Messrs. Albert and Wilbur Grove Baldwin's Official Railway Guide
-Kepresentative iavis wm piease , . . . v. , reen the treM
accept our thanks for a copy of the ftre putling on their emerald robes ;
report of the special committee on the fa :0.0IIBntM 0f the birds bubbles
Attorney uenerai s legislative salary fofth ja SQ Qn.every hill side is
heard the tinkling of the cow-bell,
keeping time to the motions of the
wearer. All that is lacking to make
spring complete is "the voice of the
turtle." The farming part of the com
munity is busy. All the available
cleared patches of ground are being
utilized.
Yesterdav morning the Sabbath
0
ants held in the sum of $200 for their
apearance at next term.
Three cases of Cora. vs. Road Comr's
of Howe twp. ; continued to next term,
and defendants held in their own
recognizance in $300.
License petitions of Wm. Smear
baugh and Jno. Woodcock granted,
and petition of Edward Raid, of Fox
burg, continued to argument term.
Case of E. R. Rose vs. Road Comr's
of Howe twp. ; continued at cost of
plaintiffs. ,
Jbyer vs. Haslet & Blaine on trial
On motion of M. W. Tate, Esq.,
T. P. Ray Esq., of Jeadville, was ad
mitted to practice law in the courts of
Forest county. On motion of T. F.
Ritchey, Esq., Frauk leed, Esq., of
Cassadaga, N. Y., was also admitted.
KANSAS LETTER.
McPherson Co., Kan., May 11, '81.
Ed. Republican :
Dear Sir: With eager
ness do we loek fur the coming nf
your paper; how earnestly we peruse
its columns, fraught with so much in
terest to us, as it brings to us tidings
of our native home.
We notice in your late issue that
Prof. J. E. Hillard has been elected
times, are doing well. They are ex
amples of what energetic citizens can
do id Kansas. Thomas Dawson, of
Forest county, has also been for many
years a resideut of this county.
Lou Range, of Stewarts Run, has been
the guest of her sister, Mt. J. Y.
Parker, for pome time. ; John Thomp
son, Jr., of the same place, who has
been a citizen of this county for some
time, started lor New 3exico last'
week. Will Clark and wife, of Hunter
Run, aro also here and well pleased
with the country ; and as for me, give
me Kansas in preference to old Forest
for farming. While it ha? its disad
vantages, it lias many advantages,
which far surmount its disadvantages.
All farming is done by machinery. Of
course it takes money to buy this, but
judicious farmers clear enough to pay
for this ; it may be not in one year,
but in a short time ; and then you
have the easy way instead of the old
drudge way of farming.
Hoping my letter will prove inter
esting to a few of your readers, I re
main,, Yours Respectfully,
s R. C. Shriver.
Taylor Cakk Take cne-half
pound butter, one-half pound brown
sugar, one-half pint of warm water,
ono pint of molasses, two eggs well
beaten, one tablespoonful ginger, one
tablespoonful pure ground cinnamon,
one tablespoonful pure gound cloves,
two pounds of flour, with two ine'ires
Banner Baking Powder in it ; tin p in
greased pans in an oven.
Walters Bros, have refitted and
renovated their meat market and will
hereafter keep on hand constantly a
good fiupply of the best of meats.
They ask a coutinuance of the gener
ous patronage heretofore given tbem,
and promise their customers first-class
goods at the lowest prices. 2t.
The Gbkat Blessing. A simple,
. i . i i
pure, harmless remcay, mat cures
ATTENTION HOLDIE11W!
I havo been'ttdmitted to practice as an
inirton, ' D. C. AH oiHeern, aoldiora, or Rud John Hart returned home from fyr May is certainly the best number school bells Bent their glad peals ring
M..IU.. tA u.niA Inlnriirl In in l;ifa wflr I ...... . .1 .... I ... .
"J,.:.". j'.J. i. ..., i the Bradford thzzincs last weelc. vet published. In addition to us iner throueh dale and dell; and re
fail OUlllIU Itriimwiiri vw ttiiiiji vmvt - i i I a i - o - o
Superintendent of the schools of your every time, and prevents disease by
county ;"we feel gratified to learn this, keeping the blood pure, stomach reg
and think the directors of Forest nlar, kidueys and liver active, is the
County have chosen well. We feel greatest blt-esiog ever conferred upon
confident that tho cause of Education man. Hop Bitters is that remedy, and
will prosper under his superinteudency. its proprietors aro being blessed by
saved or
T See
ptSSa'r They are ill looking well and happy, many other attractive features it con- 8poD8ive to the call a numerous group Educat;0D iu thia couaty, Rnd indeed thousands who have been sav
ofpnywU. bounty will receive prompt at- Geo. J. Lacy, of Galenza Mills, tains a splendid railroad map -of the 0f young and old gathered at the throughout gtate( i8 advancing, cured by it. Will vou try it
'1HV4bo&wraoldlerln ia the happiest man in Green town- New England and Middle States, in- chrcb. The school was called to A high standard of Education is bus- another column.-Eagle.
' .tholKto war, and havlmr for ' number r ,t,ip. It's n bouDcing bov, and will eluding Ohio and Michigan, and part or(Jer by the Superintendent-elect, . , McPherson Centre, the
- A.rnr in f ba TArri4Wn 1 ni mil-
tlinrs' olaims, my experience will assure moke music for George for some time
the. collection of claims in the shorten pos
nil.1e.ttme. J.ii.AUAbw.
4ttf' " . ,
Lawrence House,
nnrnvV.STA. PF.NN'A. WM. SMKAR-
1 RAUGII. Pbopbiktor. This hous
U e.mtrallr located. Kverythincc new and
woll furnlwliPd Superior aceommoaa-
timiu nnil Birlct attention irlven to cueata.
Vegetables and Fruit of all kind nerved
In their aoason. Sample room for Com
mercial Agent.
to come.
Mr. Geo. W. Osgood, of Kings-
ley township, is today announced
as a canaiaate tor ino nomination 01
County Commissioner, subject to Re
publican usages.
The Greenbackers of this ceunty
appointed Saturday, June 25, as the
CENTRAL HOUSK,
V OX SRRAAONF.W B LOCK. T.
it Jaokhox. Proprietor. Thia i a new
uouse, and ha Jut been fitted up for the
ccoininodntio,i of the public. A portion
of tho patronage of the publlo ia solir.iteu.
s-iy '
C. COUURN, M. n.
PHYSICIAN SURGEON,
Has had over fiftoen years experience In
the practice of hln profession, havmn (rrau
uatnd leaallu and honorably May 10. JKliS.
omco'and Rwldeneo in Forest Ifouae,
-opposite the Court House, Tionesta, l'a.
TIONESTA, PA.
MAURIED.
EMEKT EISERT. At Tyleraburg, Pa.,
May 10, 1881, by Clinton Smith, J . P.,
Mr. Jaa. Emert and Miss Dorcas Eisert,
both of Tionesta township, Forest
county.
It's a bouDcing boy, and will eluding unio ana Micnigan, ana pan order by the superiutenaent-eiect, t ine(j McPherson Centre, the
of Canada. This map alone is worth Mr. Hays Gillespie, and an organwa- c f t,lls CoUDty uuiike
a wnoie years suoscripuon. ocuu uon was enecien. A.ie v ico-upcr.u- Tiouesta) has voted to build a new
cents for a specimen copy to W. S. teudent, Mr. Geo. Scott, was very 8chool hous the present one being too
Jiaiuwm, iz x,xcnauge di., uuaio, bU8y and st-owea niraseit a gooa or- u accommodate it8 rapidly in-
ganger. io!uw. j,.v.u.o.B crea8ing population. A large opera
Dr. J. W. Morrow, of Armstrong very interesting. hcuge -Jif al)0Ut being completed here.
n . .1 1 nil . ..1 1. 1. I 1 In ii.nnn.ornl nr.. I .... .
county, l'a., is Here looting over me ins stuoui. .u Buv,,olul r Mber8oa also hokJs lt8 ailDUal riONHSTA ftXVIHtXiTS.
field with a view to locating perma- eration. Miss Wyers has been re- Fair9 Tfae population of lhis' counlv coiirected every Tuesday, by
uently. It fs his attention to lit up tamed ai ine roveny inn ;ooi, uU . Btea(lily iucreaaiag. The Govern-
1 . . . 1. . .. r.. -Jtrill? i T? . . Mm - - - .. . . . I Bi.llAOl.Ii unaumu.
, Aiii- .1 - 'i u an n then ana remain umu ne .cau eei Air. v uiiauia ni. jjnruiu, 1 ,1 t rr opiih in han mi 1
day lor noiu.ng uie.r pnmar.es. xu - - -- . . 7 . s . . t. vDm:n TT! Flour barrel choice - - 5.000.50
Democrats did not appoint a day but uuaui ..ucu uc.Ui .. ..v been taKen up. ine scnooi Flour w 8ack, best - - 1.251.65
to lease the matter with their his family. Ur. Morrow comes well school, ana .vir. inompsou oi 8ellius for about $3 per acn, allow- Corn Moal. 100 tbs - - 1.25(1.40
chairman. recommended as a physician aud au Faguadus school. ing 20 years for payment, (if desired), Chop food, pure grain
1 i.nr;K nh- ihin front omnn nnri will isinrrinfr scnooi uuuer 1110 uirctuuu I
T
-n 1 - ; n it. m i- i .wiu..- -. - o r i 1u.11 uuuuwicu. a u .v.
I ,. n.nco.if i-tritrsinintia lmwo t ha T?r win V OTPm nr A H6W term IS lUStl i .. I v
y. . n. , . ir ci4 Ti . us uui jimu i'"j ' i 1 ; - o j 1 Ram on snorter mutt hiui trcuici i!., unmi purer
Vuurcn on iiiesaay, juhj . x ,0 I. - than nrl mnrtt ...iM rlo well to ". . :ji. . " "T;" i
K.,nUfl tnf o o-o attendance will be ,c"1'" f"1" "4 wu' v-fe . . . or interest, are aiso oeiug rapiuijr obi.- nrohKKisu t:u..,-uB..v-
K . " b . . ..' . thev can attend to. avail themselves ot his excellent in-
had, as business or importance wm . .t.Ml,An ' fcnnron n Wt.nr . a Whitettsh, half-barrels
TVia .TnriA nnmher of Ha oil's 1 j - , ,, 1,,
,n j f-.-:. s. 5-.....I mnA Since our last communication Mr. hreeies8 regi0Df except along its
contains a seasonable and well-written M- Griffith m"ve.d wUh hif 8tream9' we look for.ward t0 .lhe . tim W '
illustrated article on Ireland, past
com) before the meeting.
Some kind of decked or cabin
boat anchored above the river bridge
Mondav. We didn't learn what her
1 r 1. I onr) nPCCfi n t
pRffo wag. we eunuose sue ia r.vw-.,
iFFica HorfK: 7 tofl a. m., 7 to 9 r. . , ... . ii,.i tn tensive readinir
w0.lnHrla and Knturdavs from 11 irienuiT vesbei nuu win ut onuu
(K. to 3 P.M.
tR. E. L. 8TEADM AN,
reiUkia as long as she cares to.
Mr. Seldcu May, of Norristown,
Ta., brother of Mr. H. II. May and
SURGEON DENTIST.
Dental room in Dr. Blaine's omee, next Mrs. Col. Themas, is visiting bis mauy
It should have an ex-
The thrilling Indian
story of "The Crimson Trail" is finished ,
after killing off all the bad redskins and
white scout. The magazine has a piece
' . ,f ricr aud do it expeditiously
of music that is worth more than the . , 3
to Stoueham. We learn with regret (noj for diitam, we hope) when it will N. O. Molasses new
that Mr. Griffith has been the, victim be known as the land of beautiful "oast tuoumee
of quite a serious accident. groves, if not of forests. The majority Qe'o
Mr. reter lierry is operating at Ufthe farmers are planting large groves Tea
Balltown. Mr. R. W. Pirn, is there 0n their farms to beautily them, as Butter
trr.hmtHinrr. Rnhert ran build a neat t,. nrntarr. thprn from atorro. Rico
j . . " O ' I IT C 1 1 AO .v.vv. - --
Passing through the country you will
dior to Central Houko, rionesta. Pa. All
rfi)rK warranted, an 1 at reasonable prices,
n. MAY. A. KELLT,
BANKERS
Corner of El m' Walnut Sta. Tionesta.
Bnnk of Discount and Deposit.
Interest allowed on Time Deposits.
rHeetions madeon all the Principal points
f of the U. H.
Collections solicited. lS-ly-
f
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
II. CARPENTER, - . - Proprietor.
it
m
Ja-.-
Piotures taken In all the latest styles
the art. r
QHARLES RAISIG,
PRACTICAL
CARRIAGF. AND WAGON MAKER.
Iu rear of Blum's Blacksmith shop,
KLM ST., . - - TIONESTA'. I
old friends Lere at present. He is
looking well, and evidently enjoying
good health.
Col. Iteisinger, of Meadville, at
tended court this week. Besides being
one of the best newspaper men in "the
State, the Colonel beats 'em all catch-
iac trout. When a trout sees him it
just flops over and gives up the ghost.
Jr. R. L. Huddleson has taken
the contract of getting out a large
number of railroad ties for Jlessrs.
Derickson & Co., on Iluuter Run, aud
has secured the services of Him Cogan
and John Nubia to help him. What
Bob don't know ahout making ties
ain't worth knowing, and we predict
he'll make a good speck on this job.
Last Wednesday W. C. Wilson,
the Buckeye Blacksmith, whom we
noticed last week having been married
recently to Miss Maggie Holliday, was
arrested at the instance of a woman
claiming to be his wife. The same
woman had hira arrested Borne two
years ago in Venango county on a
similar charge, but be was released
after haviner avhearimr. Mr. WiUoa
. 0 V
price, and such au assortment of stories
aud sketches as no other publication
in this country can produce, and its
amusing department is justt immense,
Published by Thomes & Talbot, 23
Hawley Street, Bostou, Mass., at only
$1.50 per annum.
We are iu receipt of the May
number of the "Saalfield Ten Cent
Library," publisbod by R. A.Saalfield,
839 Broadway, New York, the first
number of which a few weeks ago we
took great pleasure in commending to
all lovers of music and presaged an
immense success to the enterprising
publishers. With the present number,
;ut received, they have anticipated
the wishes of the people, and have in
Miss Anna Maidens, one of our most find manv 40-acre groves; trees of Lard
Eggs, fresh
Salt best lake
esteemed young ladies, has gone to ra08t all kinds grow very rapidly, iron, common bar
Lockpajt, N. Y., to visit her mother. You will find many youug orchards Nails, 1W, $ keg
R. B. Swalley.is at present at Stone
ham or vicinity.
Yours truly, Jim.
Potatt.es
A Handsome Paper.
Dried Peaches per It) . -Dried
Peaches pared per
I.251.35
60 .
- 70
1.502.C0
- 121
- 121
- 810
. 8.00
S.SO
- 0U
7S
- 6075
I825
16 22
85
.25 90
- 2025
08 10
10 12
1.65
14
- 3.80
- 8.75
- 75
1.50
- 57
17Q18
10
. 25
1 ...t.U iwl an irrll nrlajl With
cottouwood troes, to protect them from Dried Apr,ie8 per lb
the hiirh winds. Fruit, (except peach-1 Dried Beef
es) in this part of the State is very
scarce.. The wheat crop looks quite
1 . 1 1 - . . .
Tha Illustrated Scientific News for good notwithstanding me hjjuij 11, 1 w MORROW. M. D
... 1 1 1 j t : .4 f.n.r. tlio LQi-oro frofn about I .1
May is betore us, loosing nanusoraer, Bu3lauu ----- - PHYSICIAN A SURGEON,
if possible, than any of the precediug the hrst or April, auu is ""l' " Late of ArmstronK county, having located
U.UW. Since its change of publishers nothing befalls it, tha liner, win 0. , ionesu is P touon
lnt .Tanuarv. this raasaziue has im- quite a good crop. w e nave nau no For thp r,rt.sont wn have his ofllee oppo-
. -.u -u 1: i-nat Bine about tha 14th of April, site the Lawrence House
proveu witn eacu BuuceBuiug uuiuus . 1 . - .
Th nresant Usue of the Illustrated Farmers have about finished planting
fif News is overflowing with corn. The recent raius have kept
may-lS 81.
haudsome engravings and interesting
and instructive matter.
Amons the various subjects illus-
cluded a Lancers and Olivette, which trated in this issue is a superb epeci
has had a Ion? run in London and is men of cut glass ware ; an exhaustive
.1 article on asnnanatu uuu no. uoo
LiiLeiuei .
I 1 I., w n n- ,1 in Vmu i r.'
. fa J ... . .. streets and pavements
with a beautilul set ot Waltzes, ie . . , h iu Derarlon . , , , r-.mtlv doiue- some
KCUIUUn I, ' - I -4 - 1 LyaocifU fcM.Wfc.tjM . Q
i . ; . t. . 1 1 I
in
a new and iu-
them from planting earlier. We hate
had but very little windy weather this
spring until bow it is quite breezy . K&RNESS,
neither have we had any very 6evore
6torms 6ince we came here. A little
th of here a severe bail .torm
J ORENZO FULTON,
Manufacturer of and Dealer in
COLLARS, BRIDLES,
Aud all kinds of
"Amatori," a charming song of Danks, new gteei Bteamer for use iu shallow
"When first I saw my Darliug s Face, rivers ; the new jobert telescope, and
and another piece. Catalogues mailed an interesting paper on Fuy. nu
on receipt of a three cent stamp by out apparatus also fully illustrated,
on receipt 01 1 j v-Brv i.iimhar contains thirtv-two
the publisher. pa full of engravings of novelties
" T '. . iu science and the useful arts. To bo
-As good aa the best; as cueap . d f aU D ew( dea!ers , or b y mail of
was held in the sum of $G00 bail to as the cheapest the "Nw I tha pulililier, Munn t Co., 37 Park
une Gtb. Flour." Try one sack. Wm. Smear- Kow, New York, at $1.;0 per aunum ;
appear before Esq. Knox J
A I 'lhe bail was promptly obtained
baugh it Co.
3t. siugle copies 15 centi.
damaee.
This Couuty is represented by sev
cral of Forest County's former citizens.
Stephen Norns, and J. Y. Parker aud
families, formerly from Stewarts Run,
ta nternriginrr farmers, owning a
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large amount of lands, aud notwith
standing the In sjjstained during
tho rrsi-linii)i r i( ssoil. ud at other
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HORSE FURNISHING GOODS.
mav4tl ION EST A, PA.
License Notice.
Vntii-n U li.,v.i),v L'ivcn that the IVtitios
of lid ward Ruiil, for Hotel Li-tnso iu th
"Fox Houne, roxburjr, na i'"
in my olVn-o and w ill bo presented at
term of Court. ., . i-v- '
Ail. -st. JISTISSMA K I. ,
Ti.m.t .. !'; , April !" '
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