nonouGH officuhs.
?ieri7f",f--f-'. .T. Wor.coTT,
(.'u'u"r,irii . North v.-nrd, T. J. Van
,!ioon, T. !'. Coil, .F:io. A. Hurt ; NoiUlt
vii-il, (J. W. Robin ion, S. JI. Haslet, Eli
1 olonmu.
.fustier of the . Pence 3. T. Brcnnaii,
I). S. Knrvx. ' i ;
Ooji.fMfio Jntnes Will I or.
Xi'hnol f)ierefnrs I. Shawkov, S. .T.
WolonU, J. V. RHino. A. IS. Koliy, J. T.
Brenr.au, A. H. Partridro.
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FCrTKoT COUNTY OFFICEI3.
ITcmher r,f Onnrrresa -J as. MofiuitoVK.
is ' 1 V.. ti. IHvih.
President JinlncW. D. P.nnffv.
A.wc.inte JmlrcnJouv Rnoic, C. A.
Hit.t.. :
Trctvrcr-X. S. Foreman. .
Jrofhnnitnr, lirgislcr & recorder, Ca
Jt'RTtS IS it AWE HT. . t
Sheriff. O. A. Kanhat.t,,
ijr. C. A. Ranpai.t,.
misiinnci-n Er,I BEULIVl TAAC
JJSfc;
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( :o mini
IjOno,
f hurt tij
, Ann. ,
JHMrict Attorney 9. D. ImvlTf. I
.Turn Commixsionern C. II. 'Church.
PuTKlt Ynt'NUH,
(round iS'itrnc'iorV. V. WiiirrUKtN.
nnrnncr O. II. Cntmcll. " r
(nuntu Avilitnrx Nn'ilotAS TlIOMP-
;of, 1).'J Covi;t.ani, F. r. 1acv.
BUSINESS DIRECTOR.
MEETS overv HatunHy
o'clock, in tho lid;;o
trklsro's Jlall.
"rtKr, t 7
om in Far
I'. M. CL
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O. W. BAWYF.H, Koo'y.
27-tr.
E. L. Davis,
ATTOTIXF.Y AT I,AV,
Collodions made in tlI
Inj? countioH.
md aljoin-40-lv
iiTTORITSY A1
LAW,
r.'in. Street. TTO
tmvA. PA
fp F. FvITC'IIFY,
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'ounty Fa
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TIOXE3TA, IA.
ATTKTUN KH.tir
1 liavo boon sdmittod to 11
lion r (in
Attorney In IVnaion Ofll
lMrnt ' I. All o.'lioors,
fnilovh tvIio voro injured in
" ran obtaivi ponsioiiH to wlivl'l
ontlllod, lv ealli"i on or ad(r
T Imio-la, 1')'. Also, olaini 1
r-f p-w ami Lounty will recoi l
at Vali-
illior, or
k, lafo war
iov may oo
im:tnrat
iriid v1 n rru I
tiromptat-
: fnir vrnl ft F-oldior In
n.oi :' wr. nnT1?iii!' lor I numhor of
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onl loot ion ofcU'nasln Hio n
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SIT. .
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I l'.AtTilir. Pisnpr.rr.Ton. li"o
l- linllv loonlod. f.vorvth j' neVand
Svoll furii'ivlioil Knnorior d-otumoda
t,.., ui !-l,.t nMoi.t on trivoi fo irnostn
Votrofublo itnd FviiitH of all k!n norved
intlioir W!iHim, faninio root for Coiu-
moroial A'JS-nts.
UOXXF.H t AtiNF.W
li-i.-unv Tronriotor.
K. T. C
s is a now
j.onso.and Inwjust loon lH(oJni) for Jho
nooomirioiiaiioii oi ni"!"""''
of Uio iiatronao of tho publi
4(S-tv
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A portion
Holicitcd.
c. couunx, m. n.
yiiYsiciAX .t sune.ox.
las bad over firfcon yoari cporionon in
onioe and KoHiaeiiop tn tvem nouse,
lposilo tho Court Houho, 1 hiosta, 1 a.
oppos
Aug
.1- 11. KiABNE, I. IP.
TIONFSTA, Yi
nvvmi TToiTrts: 7 to 0 A. J.. 7 to 9 V.
M. Wodnosoaya mm mumiiy" "uul 11
. . j ...t...A. 11
A. M. to 3 r. M.
D
K. K. h. KTKADMAX,
SUKOEOX DKXT
T.
Pontal room in Aoomlioildinp?, up
stairs, opposite tho I.awion
House, 'rio
nosta. Fa. All whim warn
ted, a:i i at
reasonable prices.
u. V. I A. I. &KL1.Y.
MA Y, TA JIK CO.,
BANK 333 S
Corner of Elm .t Walnut
IJunk. of Discount an
.. Tionesta.
eposit.
Deposits.
Interest allowed on Tin
Oollcotions madoonaU thol
ueipal points
of tho U. 3.
Collodions soiioi
lS-lv.
PIIOTOGP.API1 CILLERY.
A.,
M. CARPENTER, - -
proprietor.
rSoturcstakon in alltbaUest tityles.
lt,nrt. 0-t'
QUAltl-l-S KAlSKi,
PltACTKX
CAKRIAGK AND WiON MAKER
In roar of Ilium's lilj.nith bhop.
X1'.VI'A, l'A
locXl a:;d iusci'llaneous;
Coni!'iii'l Tl-'irp Tn'ilo 'i'ioncttit Stnllnn.
NoiU'ir. I u(vrir.
Trnin 1 ,..-. H: M ninlTrain IS J0:.r7 am
Train ,r:t am Train in..... l:.!t pm
Train 0 inn Tram K! ol! pm
Train is f):04 pm
Trni 9 North, and Train M WoiHh carry
the, inail.
IT. F Sabbath .School at 10
a. m., V. M. Sabbath School at 11
n. rri., Presbyterian Sabbath School at
3 p. m.
Preaching in tho Presbyterian
Chnrch next Sunday morning ' and"
evening, by Ilev. Ilickling.
Rev. Brown will preach in tho F.
M. Church on Sunday evening next.
Ilev. Hill will occupy the pulpit
of tho M. 11 Chnrch next bunday
evening at 8 o'clock.
-Mies Alice Holer,
friends in President, V
leroau is visiting
enango county
Fresh String Deans to-day at
Win. Soieurbaugh & Co. It
.-Alcx. Dale now runs the delivery
wagon of Iloleman & Hopkins, vice
Eagles, resigned.
Strawberries ere a drug on the
mrtyt. Allenhenu Mail. .T-e e. whiz !
-Venr.or's hot, dry weather for the
first ton davs of June is a failure if tho
past week has been a specimen.
Prof. Ilillard received his com
mission as Superintendent ot Schools
of Forest county on Monday.
-Mr. Joseph Adatnsoti and daugh
ter, of Philadelphia, are stopping in
town, the guests of Mr. G. M. Kep'er
and family.
Mr. AVi's Janiieson and "Doe."
E. B. Shugert, two of ria8anti!!e.'e
representative young men, ppent last
Sabbath in towu.
-Effie Clark has improved consid
erably within ihe past week, and her
physician taints with careful uursitxg
she will toon recover.
Mr. Shawkey is recovering from
lis fall very nicely, wid is able to
hobble around on crutches. His foot
is going to give him the worst trouble,
Mr. Pv. P. Craig, o Pine drove
Mills, Centre Co., Pa., is paying his
son. our ffioitttit Ktation Hgont, J. L.,
a visit. He is a gentleman whom it
is a pleasure to meet.
Dentist Steadman has cimngei
his location and nciw occupies the
upper front rooms of iho Aconib build
ing, where he is prepared to yank out
snu"S and Mch w ith his usual alacrity
Mr. T. P. Flynn has withdrawn
as a Democratic candidate for County
Commissioner. Chairman Haslet has
appointed Saturday July 2d as tho
day for lioldiug the Democratic pri
niuries.
Fraueis Murphy has struck Oi
City and is endeavoring to convert the
town to pure, unadulterated temper
anco. It's a pretty big undertaking
but he seems to be makin good head
way thus far
- -If any tardy marks are given for
msuess at Sabbatli School next hun
. ....... ,i r
uay morniug turiuum it vo wv cumso
it ien't often we get u total, you know
and well of course the cause ot sci
ence exact9 liberality in this direction
The fllow without his flask at
Chautauqua this season if he i9 fond
of bis "smile," will be in a sorrowfu
plight ; no liquors will be sold on the
boat9. This timely warning is given
for what it is wottb.
The Pennsylvania Legislature has
done tbe square thing by the school
teachers of tho State by passing a bill
allowing them their time while attend
ing the annual county institute, and
$2.o0 a day for expenses.
Cornio DericksoD, who . has been
stopping in town
with his brother,
J. II., for the past two nionlh, re
turned to bis homo in Meadville last
week. He will be. missed by the
young gents of our town
Professor Iligbee, fitato Superin
tendent of Education, says be intends
visiting every county in the State, for
the purpose of stirring up the people
on this important subject, lie could
not put iu his time to a better advant
age. The following item from tbe
Warrcii Mail will iutercst many of
Miss Burton's former friends in this
place : "Miss Blanche Burton, the effi
cient teueher in the "Baby room," in
Warren High Schaol for the past year,
departed for her home in Cattaraugus,
N. Y., last Friday. We lsarn that
bhe will soon start a "select school"
with only one scholar, "for better, or
for worte." "
The School Board of TionfMa
Borou-rh will elect tho teachers forth
nsuing year on the first Monday in
July. Applications, rci tificates, tvc.,
should be fent to tho Secretary of tho
5onrd, Dr, J. E. Blaine, before that
stfe.
A new Postoffico has latoly been
Jtablishcd in Forest county called
Iraceville, after Ex-Sheriff Brace of
Warren. It is on Beaver creek snmo
seven miles above East Hickory, where
raco it Co.'s mills are situated,
"heir clerk, Thos. llolliday, is Post
master.
Last Friday Mr. J. II. Went-
wortli received two lorkshire pigs
which competent judges say arc the
best ever brought to this county. lie
will endeavor to raiso some first-class
stock from thm. They were shipped
to him by Mr. J. L. Johnson, of Ber
gen, JN. i .
The Mayor of Philadelphia has
turned the damper on tbe fires of pii
triotism bv forbidding the sale and
use of fireworks, including even the
'cracker," on the coming Fourth, and
ie'8 a Democrat too. Small boy oi
the City of Brotherly Love, would you
bo a Democrat ?
Mr. J. S. Henderson, of Hickory,
ore of the Republican candidates for
Commissioner, is having quite a seri
ous time just now with a bcaling a
liis head. His requests us to state that
on this account it may bo possible be
will not be able to go around and see
lis friends before the primaries.
May, Park & Co. are building a
bandsom and substantial vault in
their bank building, the doors for
which have already arrived. They
have ordered a new and superior sp fe
which 19 warranted burglar proof. It
will come on in a few dayo, and then
they can defy the most expert burg
lars.
-rSrnearbcugli & Co. havo comple
ted excavating for the foundation of a
new store building adjoining Reek's
new store, opposite Bovard's. The
building ib tu be 24x60, two stories
high, and they. expect to complete it
by tho first of September. The loca
tion is one of tbe most desirable in
town.
Those candidates who have not
called for their tickets should do so at
once. They oro all printed and
unlff the candidates give tho matter
their personal attention it may be that
they will not ba properly distributed
The time is short, only a little more
than a week vet remaining before the
primaries.
The Central Citv, (Neb.) Item,
has changed its basu, having removed
to Omaha, where it rails under the
name of the Omaha Sunday Item. It
has lost none of its brilliancy and wit
by the change, but on the contrary
has grown better, if possible. It is one
of the most important Items in new3
paperdom.
Mr. T. J. VanGiesen Las taken
tbe contract of building barges for
T, D. Collins. Nebraska, Pa., this
summer. He started for there with a
number of men Monday morning.
Boat building is nice work, end with
the knowledge Tom lias of the business
ho will doubtless make a nice speck
out of his job.
Frauk Reck was in townMouday
and Tuesday of this week on "biz."
lie and his partner, Win. Il.isselback,
own one of tho best mills ia this sec
tion, so it is said by judges. They
have since about the first of January,
sawed over 1,100,000. nearly all of
which was delivered in market this
spring. They are now moving their
mill to another part of the tract, about
a milo from the present site.
Who ever knew the tho horn of
plenty so full that it could not contain
just another one more item of plen
tifulness? 'Ihe blossoms of hope must
always precede the fruit of realization ;
so must the apple blossoms tho golden
pippin. The voice of the husbandmen
proclaimeth the failuro of tho winter
fruit to bloom : the seouonce of
which will be a bhort crop of winter
apples in some localities at leost. .
We learn with regret from th-5
Chautauqua Democrat that Mr. Iu B.
Bobbins died in a Pittsburgh hospital
on Friday May J7, of typhoid fever.
Mr. Bobbins had charge of. Wesley
Martin's photographic boat which was
anchored at this place all last winter.
Durin bis tav be made numerous
friends here who will bo pairjed and
surprised to learu of his sudden death
He was buried in Jamestown, N. Y.,
on Sunday May .0.
Tli'i Premium List of the Venango
County Agricultural Society .for the
second annual fair, to be held at
Fraukiin, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, Sept. 21, 22 and 23, 1881, has
reached ns. Tho fair held by thiV so
ciety last year was a grand success,
and as many new fontnres have been
added tho coming one promises to bo
far bet'er. The pnmphlot before us
was printed at the Independent Press
office and i3 a very creditable job to
say tho least.
At a recent meeting of the Bor
ough Council Geo. Carr was appointed
Street Commissioner, vice J. S. Hood,
reitrned. The councils decided to
havo the Sickles swamp and tho low
lands adjacent thereto drained. The
cletk was instructed to notify the prop
erly owners to drain their lands within
twenty days or suffer tho f-ame io be
done by tho authorities at the owners'
expenso with an additional cost of
twenty per cent. The tax levy for
1881 was fixed at 21 mills for road
lurposes, and oue mill cash tax.
The Republicans of Venango
county held their primaries on Satur
day last and nominated the following
ticket : Prothonotary, P. Iogleskirger ;
Treasurer, C. W. Cross ; Register and
Recorder, Jno. P. Barr ; Commission
ers, II. Craig and D. Slerret ; Audi
tors,. J. Culp and Daniel Ghaner.
Warren county Republicans nomina
ted us follows : Associate Judges,
Paul Brown and Geo. II. Bates ; Com
missioners, Dr. Blodgelt and Beuj.
Ellis ; District Attorney, Wm. Swan-
a ; Register and Recorder, S. II.
Evans.
-Speaking of railroad matters tbe
Derrick has ihe following : "Another
rumor is that the Allegheny Valley is
secking'an eutlet north from its pres
ent terminus at Oil City. There is
bad feeliog between the Allegheny
Valley aud tho Bufialo, Pittsburgh &
Western, so that the former is seeking
to make some connection with the
Dunkirk & Warren which would give
it a throutrh line to tbe lakes. One of
tho proposed routes is up the Alle
gheny river to Irvineton on tho Tio
nesta side ; another is by the old Pit
hole road across tbe bills to Grand
Valley ; and still another from Frank
lin to li'.usvillo over the hills."
By referring to our Almanac we
find an eclipse of the moon total
set down for June 11 and 12, visible
to North and South America aud parts
of Africa and Australia. In .the lon
gitude of Buffalo the eclipse begins 53
minutes past 11, becoming total 57
minutes past 12 ; the total eclipse
coda 10 minutes past 2 Sunday morn
ing, the moon passing eniiroy out of
the shadow 21 minutes past 3. Re
member that, this is a very important
item in the phe nomena of nature, it
being proof of the spherical form of tbe
earth. The diameter of the shadow
through which the moon passe is a
little more than 1J times as great as
the diameter of the roooD. one of the
causes of tho length of the total
eclipse.
FAGuyDve, Pa., June 3, 1881
Ed. Republican :
Custom requires
men who are cut before the people to
call on them at least once before the
primary meeting is held ; this trip
had intenftd to begin on Monday next,
the Gih inst But to day 1 was tele
graphed from Buffalo to come and pay
the last sad tribute of respect to a dear.
departed brother. Hence I bring this
sad notice befo.e the people of Forest
county, that they may know why
am not among them.
Upon my return next week, I intend
giving thorn a friendly call.
Very Respectfully,
Peter Bekry.
Real Estate Transfers.
Transfers of real estate in Forest
county from May 2-lth tu June Gth
1881, as f ppears by the records in the
Recorder's efUce :
DEEDS.
S. A. Craisr et ux. to G. C. Vincent
and Wm. Dickey, one-fourth of war
rants number 5133 and 5131 ; consid
eration 88,000.
G. C. Vincent ct ux, to Wm. Dick
ey and Ebeuezer Russell, one-eighth
of warrants number 51o3 and 5134
consideration 5,000.
Hamlinton Stow to Mrs. Anna
Hassey, housi and lot iu Tiouebla
Boro. : consideration 400.
Goods cheap at
Aug. 11, '0.
IIa.-i.et A Sons.
Clue Jay Ncv3.
' Business about Blue Jay is rather
quiet at present. From tho Derrick
we gather tho following notes concern-in-;
that district, which may prove in
teresting to some of our readers:
BLUE JAY.
"The P. & E. company and Connelly
havo started the drill at their two wells.
Howe. Crawford & Coleman are
preparing to erect a ris on their prop
erty, north of tho Darling. M. B.
Mainwaring will soon start a rig three
miles southwest ef the Blue Jay wells.
The rig on the Stewart lands will
he built at once, Ed. Reed having
taken tbe lease. It is understood
that, after the P. & E. Company's, Con
nolly's Fox & Hill's and Dorking
company's No. 2 is put down that op
erations iu the vicinity of Blue Jay
will be quiet. The lessees of the laird
uo not intend to sub-let nuy more of
the property, and as the wells going
dowi will hold all tho leases, they
propose to pursue the inactive policy
until frced to drill by others, or tbe
oil situation improves. Mr. llortou
is talking of putting oa a gang of men
to grade the narrow gunge road from
Sheffield to Blue Jay, unless the i ail
road companies take bol l of tbe road
soon.''
Derrick of June 7 : "On the Copk
lnnds the P. and E. company is do.vn
2j0 feet. This will be an irflportant
test of the territory south of the Blue
Jav wells.- Connelly on the Wood
ot will start the drill this week.
Darliow No. 2 is drilling Fox &
Hill's rig is ready for tho drill, and
they are now rigging up. loe rig
on the Stewart property will be put up
at ouce, and the drill started as soon
as possible. Alagee & llorton are
drawinz pipe at their No. 2 on the
Donaldson."
Neilllown Nuggets.
The Sabbath school "ballot box
stuffing" is not settled yet, and cannot
be until after a new election.
Prof. Griffin expects to 'leave for
Canada in a short time, where he wil
continue his work as music teacher.
Mrs. Landers of this place is away
visiting with friends in Chautauqua
Co.. N. Y.
Our school under the management
of II. L.Miller commenced Monday
June 6th.
Mr. Jackson, of Tidioute, has loca
tod on the Shriver farm near this
place.
Mr. Jenkins and family have moved
to Warren. Their absence is deeply
felt by their many friends.
Major Woodcock is cropping the
Neill farm this season. The Major ia
considered aj worthy a farmer as land
lord.
Decoration day was observed even
at Neilltown. Quite a number of our
citizens were seen in the cemetry sod
ding and decorating the graves
loved ones who have gone before.
of
A pleasant event is to take place
here on Thursday next ia the marriage
of a couple of our popular young
townspeople. A long and happy
future is the wish of their many
friends.
Fritz
Neilltown, June.G, '81.
If you are going on a Pic-nic or
Excursion don't make life a burden-
by over heating yourself over a hot
stove during the hot weather tryiug to
bake nice cakes, when you can go to
most any store in the country and by
asking for a pound of Marvin's Lemon
Imperial Wafers. Lady Fingers
Strawberry Juuiblei, Sarah Bern
hardt Jumbles, jamacia Snaps or Star
nic uacs and get just w hat you want
Dealers, will do well to otler a caso
of Marvios 4th of July "Issortmcnt
thereby getting the ayove namei
variety an they are gotten up expressly
for the present season. We have so
many imitators that we feel obliged to
ask cur fiieuds to, bo particular aad
see that our name is on every packa
of Crackers, Cukes or Biscuit they
buy, S. S. Marvin it Co., 01 it 93
Liberty 6trett, Pittsburgh. 2t.
, . t .
Strawberry Cake To tho yolks
of three eggs Leuteu add one cu
white sugar, onohalf cup of butter, one
ha'f cup sweet milk, two cups flour
having iu one measure "Banner" Ba'
ing Powder, the whites of three eggs
bct.ten stiff; buko in jell cake pans
when cold, and ius; Leioro rawing
place in layers, covering cash oue wit
strawberries which have previou.-ly
been suared.
WITHDRAWAL.
Et. Rrrur.ucAN : Pleaso withdraw
my name hs a candidato for County
Auditor ; Feeling that there are older
residents in tha countv who are per-
aps more entitled to the office, is my
motive for withdrawing. Hoping that
some good man may be announced in
my place, and thanking my friond9
for words of encouragement, I am
Yours t ruly, J. C."' Hooveer.
HAEFJED.
KLUM E ETKEXBTJim. In Green
township, Jhno 0, 1881, at tho residence
of the brides parents, by II. W. Lodo
bnr, Mr. Henry Ultimo and MUs
Kato V. 1' iKotibur;?, all of Green town
fillip, Forest county. ,
Just as we predicted a short time
ago, and we little thought the happy
event was going to occur so soon : but
that's the way of the world. We learn
that the voting folks of the neighbor-
hood paid their respects to the happy
couple on Monday evening and all had
a jolly good time. Our best wishes go
with you and yours. Henry ; may you
always be happy and prosperous.
Here's our C-cJ.
CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY, EY
F.ELI ABLE DEALERS.
Flour barrel choico - - 5.00G.75
Flour f sack, best - 1.231.65
Corn Meal, 100 fta ' - - l.i"fa)1.40
Chop food, pure Krain - - 1.25L35
Oats Xew bushel - 50
Corn, Shelled ----- 70
F.oans bushel - 1.50Q2.CO
Ham, sugar cured - , - 14
Breakfast Bacon, sugar cured - - 12i
Shoulders - - - - - 8 10
Whitetish, half-barrels ... 8.00
Lake herring half-barrels - - 5.50
Sugar ' - 0U
Syrup 75
X. O. Molasses now - - --50(f5
Roast Rio Coffee - - - 132.r
Rio Coffee, - 1622
Java Coffee ----- 5
Tea ------ .25QieO
Butter ------ 2025
Rico - 08010
Ejrgs, fresh - - ' - - 10012
Salt best laVe - - - - 1.65
Lard - - - - - - - It
Iron, common bar - . - - - 3.50
Xails, 10J, Tji keg - - - ' - 3.75
Potatoes - - - - 75
Limo c bbl. - - - - 1.50
lMcd Apples per lb 57
Dried Beef - 17018
Dried Peaches per Hi - - - 10
Dried Poaches pared per - - 25
J 'W. MORROW, M. D.,
P1FYSICIAX & RURGEOX,
Lato of Armstrong county, Laving located
in Tionesta is prepared to uttond all pro
foHsional calls promptly and at all hours.
For the present will have bis ofileo oppo
sito tho Lawrence llouso. may-lS 81.
FOREST AND STREAM
AXD
RODANDGUN.
A FOUR PAGE WEEKKY -JOURNAL,
Dovoted to tho interest of Gentlomen
Sportsmen and their Families.
Treats of
Natural History, Shooting,
Yachting, Pish Culture,
Fishing, Archery,
Tho Rifle and
Tho Dog.
TRY IT
ASK YOUR fiEWS-DEALER FOR IT OR
Send postal card for sample copy.
FOREST MD STREAM riBUSMXG CO.,
NEW YORK CITY,
NEW YORK.
W. CLARK,
XIEAL ESTATE AGENT,
AXD
piMCTicAii siifivirvoi:,
TIONESTA, PA.,
Has now for sale the Following:
120 ACRES,
Allegheny Township, Venango Co., Pa.,
Stewarts ' Run, 31 miles from Tionesta;
40 acres cleared ; od barn ; frame house ;
small orchard; Jo noes good; splendid
walor. "Will bo sold at a bargain for ea..i.
FORTY ACRES,
Xear Trunkey villo.'Forest county. Tart
ol lho Da'i't l Jones place. Will bi ll cheap.
The Kramer Wagon Co.
OF
OIL CITY, TA.,
Is prepared to furnish theLe;-t wairon for
all purposes thatrean bo hi.tt in tho coun
try, ut as tw prices as fun bo hud iiiiv
v.;eio. Haying added a saw mill to our
establishment wo v ill buy miw loirs of nil
kinds and' pay cash tor bunie. Wo will
also buy stum page.
Address us above. Jan 111 3ui
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