$1jc forest gWpuWta. . WEDMISD.W MIIKNINfi, SEPT. 5, IS8J. . BOROUGH OFFICK11S. Ttur,jr. R. D. Iuwin. Coime.itmen North ward. If, M. Fore liuin, O. M. Nlmwkoy, A. M. Doutt; South ward, W, A. F.aglos, J. If. Fones, A, 11. Dale. Jtwtter of the Peace J. T. llreniittiw, 1). M. Knox. donxtnble James S wniles. Sfhonl JHrrrftir (). W. Robinson, A. P.. Kelly, J. H. Dingman. D. S. Knox, J. W. Morrow, II. S. Hrockwuy. FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS. Member of Coniirr.HH -3 AS. TrtoNfinoVK. Mrmbrr of Senate J. G. HAM.. A HHO.mlthiV',. L. Davis. 'rf-iident J nil tie W. D. llnonrN. ,4.ei7iffl jmiyc John Hkck, P. A. ITir.i,. Treanurer N. S. KnnKMAW. I'rothonotari, llegiMer & Jleconler, f-e. Jl'NTIH KHAWKKY, Sheriff. V.. W. Ci.av.k. ComnM.vxinnerH II. W. Li:rKniTn, J. S. 11 KXIlKKHCIN, If. A. Zl'KNDKI,!.. Count; Superintendent J. K. ITlLL- Altl), Ih.itriet Attorney T, 3. VanGifsf.t. .wri Comml.i.iionerH If. O. Davis, J. (1R1H!WA!.T. Comity .VJwior F. P. Whittkkjn. Coroner P. 11. ClMTItni. Count' A ut1itor-il.. Wahdkn, J. A. SfOTT, R. 1?. SlVAI.t.KY. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. TIONESTA LODGE So. .?, T. O. of O. F1. MEETS every Tuesday evening, at 7 o'clock, iu'tlio Lodge Room in Par tridge's Halt. V.I, I HO LE M A N X . O. (I. W. BaWYER, Sec'y. 27-tf. (apt. george stow post, J No. 274, (J. A. It. lnni. ti 1ib (lrkt Wednesday In each jiioiitl), la Odd Follows Hull, Tionesta, Pa. 1). S. KNOX, Commander. rv J V A V (ItHHKX. I . ATToliNI'.V AT -T . AW. And District Attorney nf Forest (bounty, . . ... . . . a '. n.i ... r.. tmice in uoun limine, i nncni, i . 17 U HA VIS. J j . A TTO It N F. Y-AT-T.A W, Tionesta, Pa. Collections inndo in this ntid adjoining counties. MILES W. TATF. ATTORN E Y-AT-L- AW, Elm Street, Tionesta, I'a. rp F. RITClIKY. l ATTORNEY-AT-LaW, Tionosa, Forpnt County l'n. r u. AG NEW ATTORNEY- T-T.AW, Tionesta, Ta. ATTENTION SOLPTERS t 1 have been admitted to practice, ns nn Attorney in the Pension Olllco nt Wash ington, ' D. C. All ollli-prs, Koldiors, or milor vho wprp iojnvf d in llifl lato wr, pan olita'm poiiKious to wLich thv mny be pnlitlpd, lv pnllintf on or HildrosKinu mo nt T ioucKtii, t'u. Also, i-lainis for arrpsinifrps of my mid 'noiuity will tpppivo prompt ut tpntion. H-ivino' l)ppn ovpr four vr:u n nolilinr in ttii Htn wnr, nml Imvhi'r for a number of yrur ptipijrcd in tliP pro-ppution of hoI iliprs claims, in v ex pi-rieiH'O will assure tlio pollpplion of claims in tli" kIioi-IpkI ioh xiMntimo. .1. 15. AONEW. lltf. TAWHKM'K IIOITSE. Ti.mesta, Ph., J II. S. UrneUwiiv, Proprietor. This houso i 'nlrnlly loeated. Everything new mid well firnished. Knpnilor Ae ...tiui..fUt!iiu mill Mtrii't ntteitlion pivpn o iruoHtN. Vpl'i .tablet mid Fruits of nil kinds served in their hoiiwhi. Sample room for Por.imereinl A vcuts. CENTHAL TTOt'SF,, Tionesta, Pa., T. P. .laekson. Proprietor. This 1 a new house, and bus iu-t lppn fitted up tor the aeeonimodntioii of thn public. A por tion of the patronage of the public i solic ited. 4(i-ly. I? AST HICKORY HOTEI,, li EAST HH'KOllY, Pa., Jf. Rai.Ii, Proprietor. This houso is no and 1ms been furnished with new furniture, throughout. It is eentralley lo entcd, and has a tlrst-i'lassbarn in connect ion with it.. The traveling public will lindit a pleasant stopping )lnce. First class Livery in connection with tho Hotel. NATIONAL, HOT EI... Tidioute, Pa., W. 1). Uueklin, Proprietor. A tirst class hotel in all respects, and the pleas uutest stopping place In town. Ilutos very reasonable. jan8-82. Mil. COOK, M. T., J'HYSU'IAN .tKUHOEON, llneo at tho Contra! Houno, Tionesta, Pa. All professional calls promptly at tended to. T W. MOHKOW. M. I.. I , PHYSICIAN & SUUC1EON, Ijito of Armstrong county, having locateil in Tionesta is prepared to attend all pro- tessional calls promptly ana at an nours, Ollice in SmearbauKh A Co.'s new build inir. un stairs. OHico hours 7 to S A. M., and 1 1 to 12 M. ! Li to 3 and 01 to 7i P. M. Sundays. It to 10 A. m. ; 2 to 3 and bl to J t. m. Rpnidenco in Fishor Houso. on Walnut Street. may-18 81 WC. COUUUN, M. D.. . PHYSICIAN A SUKOEON, Ifua l.ail nvrtf Hftnnn voara ovTni'ipnc.ft 111 the practice of his profession, haviiiKtrrad uated leqalh) and honorably May 10, lsf5. '""Offlce anii Kesideneo in Judiro Reek's house, opposite the M. E. Church, Tiones ta, Pa. Aus. 25-18S0 DENTISTRY. DR. J. W, MORROW. Having purchased the materials Are.., of Dr. Steadman, would rospectlully an liounce that he will carry on the Dental nusiness in Tionesta, and having had over hix years successful experience, considers himsell fully competent to tslvo entire sat isfaction. I skall always ;ive my medi cal practice the preference. mar2li-82. . a. HAY. A. B. IIICLLY MA Y, l'A UK .e CO., B A N K E B'S ! I'orner of Elm fe Walnut Sts. Tionesta. Hank ol Discount and Deposit. Interest allowed on Time Deposits. Collections mudeonall thePrincipal points L of the U. S. Collectiunu aoiicited, 18-1 y. t!. M. SUA WK KY, BRENNAN & SHAWKEY, Real Estate Agents & Conveyancers. Dealers in ANTHRACITE cC RlTtJMINOUS COATi (Otfl'PS In Court House,) TIONESTA, FOREST COUNTY, PA. FOR HALE. fi7 acres, Tionestatwt).. 10 acres cleared nnd in wheat and ryo; small house and bam considerable oak timber. Price t7."0 J if 101 down, balanco in 8 years. Al.so. Houses nnd lots, and bulldinir lots in Tionesta Korouh for salo on pasv terms. Wo have some jroocl bargains on hand. llKKNNAN iV SUAWKKY. LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS. I'nuilcnnrd Time Tnhlr TlonrMn Hlnllon. NOtlTII. HOUTK. Train M 1 1 :0.5 am Train 10 1:45 pm Train 10 8:U0 pm Train 15.... 7:4 am I'rain 18 8:10 am Train I) U:! pm Train 15 North, and Train 10 South carry tho mail. United Presbyterian services in the Presbyterian church next Sibbalh at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m., by Kev. J. C. Greer. All are cordially iim- ted. , There will be preaching in the F. M. Church next Sunday evening by Ilev. D. B. Tobey. Rev. Hicks will occupy the pulpit of the M. E. Church next Sunday Presbyterian Sabbnth School at 3p. ru.; M. K. Sabbath School at 10 a. ni. Get Registered I Mr. Kiscr is building a large ad dition to ins house on uutcu mil. Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Irwin are vis iting relatives and friends in Franklin. V. B. Delo has been appointed postmaster at Gilfoyle this county, Get registered, right away. To morrow is the last day. Make no de lay. Oil Market closed last night at $1,003. Opened this moruiog at 81.07S. Our borough schools commenced on Monday morning with a fair at tendance. Mr. Dithridge and family have re turned from their summer's sojourn, at Chautauqua. Found, a black shawl, on the road between Whig Hill and Bobs Creek. The owner can have same by calling at this ofiice. Oysters ami squrrtls are now gnod to eat. Neither have been very plenty here thus far. Wash. Dunkle, an old and well known citizen of Baruett township, was iu town Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kelly, of Pittsburgh, are guests at the residence of their 9on, Mr, A. B. Kelly. The M. E. Church choir has been fortunate iu securing the services of Miss Maud Davis as organist. The oats harvest, the best this country has seeu for years, is now hustling up the farmers at a great rate. Republicans, see that your name is oa the registry list. Don't neglect it another day or you may lose your vote. There will be no Sunday School iu the M. E. church next Sabbath on account of quarterly meeting services to be held there on that day. Frank Reck of Jenks township, the owner ot one of tho best mills in the county, stopped in town Monday night. Tbe boys feel elated over their success in winning the ball game last Saturday. They did well enough, and are satisfied to let well enough alone. Wm. Blum, our boss blacksmith, was all smiles last Thursday morning over the advent of another bouncing boy at bis house during tbe previous eight. The new postal notes are now on deck ot all money order offices. Mr. J. T. Brennun bus tbe honor of being the first purchaser at the Tionesta post ollice. Mr. W. R. Reck, of Strattan villa Clarion county, stepped in town a day or two last week. William was looking well as usual, and we are glad to state is doing well. Mr. A. J. Small, of Nebra6ka,Pa.( has moved bis family to Jenks town ship, where be will be employed with F. M. Reck & Co. We wish ,thoi success in their new home. "Golden Days" for September, handsome and entertaining as ever to the young folks, is issued. Now is the time to subscribe. James Elrerson, J. T. HFIKNNAN. Publisher, Philadelphia, Pa, Rev. and Mrs.' O. B. Clark, of Jamestown, N Y arrived in toW'i yesterday afternoon, and will remain for the re union of the of which regiment the reverend gentleman was the chaplain. Mr. H. G. McKuight, one of the proprietors of the sprightly Oil City lUizznrd, stopped in town over Sunday last with his wife, who has been pay ing a visit to the family of her futhcr. Mr. S. J. Campbell. Last Friday morning John Car son passed arouud the cigars with a lavish hand, and tho big smile on Lis countenance said plainer than words could express it, "I'm the dady of a great big boy." The 8:20 down train caused a tumble in the meat market at Jamie son's last Saturday evening. St. Com missioner Dunkle's cow and Cyrus Bradbury's heifer were the slaughter ed victims. To-morrow is the very last day fur registering votes in order to secure a vote at the fall election. Republi can, are you all registered? If you are not sure of it, look after it at ouce. Don't put it off another min ute. Mr. J. T. Brennan returned last Thursday with his wife end daughter from Clifton Springs, N. Y.f where Mra. B. has been for some time for the benefit of her health, which her irinds will be glad to learn is somewhat im proved. Our youug friend Jake Siggins started on his contemplated Western trip Monday morning. We hope he may fare well in his newly chosen borne, aud come back to Tionesta some day with his pockets bulged with wealth. The veteran soldiers of this sec tion anticipate a grand, good time at Tionesta, Tuesday, Sept, 18, the date of the annual re union of the 83d regiment. The G. A. R. post of War ren, Tidioute, Oil City and Franklin have been invited to attend and will uo doubt be present. Warren Mail. A. C. McCombs esq., made live sales through his real estate agency this month. The largest of which was the Reck & Clapp lauds, known as the Cobb property, in Farmington township, for $25,000, cash to F. Vow inckel, of Pittsburg, and McCormack A Diehl, of Altoona. Clarion Dem ocrat. Dr. Coburn and Frank Walker, while on their way to Oak Woods last Sunday, killed the largest yellow rat tlesnake of the season, at least "so far as we have learned. They brought it home and skinned it, nnd the hide measured four feet teu and one-half inches in length and seven inches in width when stretched on a board. Our old friend Amza Purdy of Dutch Hill, was in town yesterday, it being his first visit to town for some time. Mr. Purdy feels the years weighing heavily upon him of late, be sides which bis health is failing rapid ly. Wbeo he drops ofT, and we trust it may be many years yet, our commu nity will lose a truly upright citizen. The new Free Methodist Church at Newmaoville is about completed and will be dedicated Saturday, the 19, of this month, at three o'clock. A general and cordial invitation is ex tended. The Quarterly meeting will be held at the same church beginning Friday evening 28th, and continuing over Sunday. The formal opening of the exten sion of the Shenango & Allegheny R. R. to Butler took place yesterday, the occasion being celebrated by ao excursion over the new road. Our thanks are due A, II. Steele Esq., Presi deut of the road for au invitation to take in the affair, aud wo Are sorry we were unable to do so. Artist W. A. Greaves, and A. J Davis and daughters, Misses Jessie and Grace, left Warren Monbay morn ing in their birch canoes, arriving in this place in the evening. The geu tlemen of the party left again yester day morning leaving the young ladies at the residence of their uncle, Hon E. L. Davis, where they will visit a few days. Those wanting nursery stock can secure the same by addressing II. M. Rounds, West Spring Creek, Warren Co., Pa. Samples of said 6tock can be seeu growing on Rev. Hicks' lot; in this place. Reference is also made to W. A. Grove or W. A. Eagles, of Tionesta. Send for circular of Gul den Pocklingtou Grape, free. Get registered right uow. From a private letter Jrom our young friend and former townsman, Luther Vought, we learn that he is about to start a Republican paper at Ashby," Grant county, Minn. Now, Luther, you havo struck the right note. Go in, and may your efforts be crowned with glory, and above all. wealth in abundance and happiness supreme, is the prayer of all your Tio nesta friends. In its proper place to-day we publish the marriage announcementjof our youug friend John Osgood. And it gives us wonderful pleasure to ex tend to him Hod hi a excellent bride many congratulations upon this buppy occasion. John is one ol tliu most en ergetic, straightforward youug men of our acquaintance, and deserves a good girl for a wife, and happy wo are to think that he has got jest that kiud. May their journey through life be a long, happy, peaceful and prosperous one. All arrangements for the re-union of the 83d regiment, on the 18th iust., are progressing finely. The subscrip tion papers have all been sent to the different committees toroughout the district, aisd some have already been returned wilh handsome and liberal s contributions, showing that our citi zens are all taking a lively interers in the matter, and are willing to help make the affair a success. The grounds are being tastefully arranged, and a bandstand, tables, scats, &c, are be ing built, aud everything points to a good time and a gala day on the 18th. Dr. Coburn was called last Sun day to see John Myers, tbe victim of young Bush's reckless riflo shooting at Oldtown last wefk, and after probing some time for the ball failed to dis cover its location. Dr. Philips of Lickingville, has charge of tbe case, aud it was in consultation with him that Dr. Coburn was called. The Dr. thinks that Myers is getting along as well as could be expected under the circumstances, but that there is no telling how soon the case may take a serious turn. No attempt has as yet beeu made to arrest the offending par ties. Wo notice by a circular to that effect, that Mr. A. Holeman, the veter an merchant of Pleasantville, has did posed of his mercantile establishment to Messrs. II. J. Hopkins and J. II Lockwood, who will hereafter cater to the many old customers and good peo ple of that community. Mr. Hole man retires from the mercantile trade with an enviable reputation for fair dealing that will be a comfort to him in his retirement from the activities of a business life. We wish him many years of peace and happiness iu that retirement; while on the other hand the new firm has our best wishes for that success which their well known energy and push is bound to bring them. Some irregularity in the former view of the street to be opened from the river bridge to Juliette street hav ing occurred, tbe matter will have to be gone over agaiu. Tho viewers ap pointed by the Court are as follows : George W. Robinson. S. J. Wolcott, John A. Proper, J. II. Dingmau, JaB T. Breunau, G. W. Bovard, C. W, Clark. They have caused notices to be posted to the effect that they will meet at ten o'clock, on Monday, Sapt, 11th, 1883, to view the premises in said order described, aud to assess and al low damages to all persons injured and to make contribution for benefits upon all persons benefitted by the opening of said street, pursuant to Act of Assembly of April 22, 1856 All persons interested aro 'notified to attend. Examine tho Registry List. Voters can savo themseves trouble in the future by looking to see now if their uames are upon the registry lists and by taking care, if their names are not upon the lists to have them placed there. Prior to the first Monday of AuU6t assessors are required to post in each election district a list of tho voters tf the district. To this list the assessor is required to add upon per sooal application the names of persons eutitled to voto and make a seperate list of the new assessments, which list is also to be publicly posted. On Sep tember 4 or 5 the assessors will be at the pollicg places for the -purpose of correcting the lists. Every person says our 5e. and 2 for 5 cigars are the bes Wm. Smear baugh it Co. ' ot OIL NOTES.; And still the gushsrs continue to come in and gush with wonderful regularity ia the Forest county field. On Monday evening Balltown No. 13, which is located on the north line of 4821, was drilled two bits in the sand and the first hour it made sixty-seven barrels. It will make a 1000 barrel well good enough. Yeslerday morning Graodin No. 14, on 5236, tapped the sand nnd be gan flowing strong. It i put down by the scouts as a 600 barrel well, but is more likely to be a 1000-barreler. The next well of importance is Billtown No. 11, on 4821. It is 1G00 feet deep and will doubtless reach tho sand this week. Its location is forty rods northwest of No. 10. Tho Beaver Valley well was finish ed lest week; that is, it was below the sand level, and the contractors, Messrs. Grove & Cj., abandoned it and pulled the casing. The owners how ever, concluded to put it down further and on Monday set ihn contractors to work agaiu. They will perhaps, get to drilling by to-day or to-tuorrow. Work on the Hunter well aeross tbe river has been somewhat retarded on account of the hole being filled with iron and other missiles. It is uow clear of all rubbish and we may expect to see it finished in about two weeks. P. S. Since the above was in type they have experienced a break dawn at the above well. Tho jars were broken, and it may. be several days be fore drilling commences again. The report of oil operations for Au gust shows that 310 wells were com pleted during the month giving a dai ly output of 4,257 barrels, with 29 dry holes; being au increase of 48 wells and 440 barrels daily product ion over the ncord of July with nine more dry holes. Warren and Forest shw the greatest increase in product ion. Sporting Matters. THE HUNT, The event of the season in tbepft ing line look place last Saturday, the occasion of the match bunt. That was the opening day of the 6quirrel season, and sl lovely day it was, and although the game was scarce the hunters all seem to have enjoyed themselves and were generally satis fie J with the bags they made. Iu the evening all assembled at the Lawrence House and handed in their counts. It was generally conceded that Harvey Foreman's side was ahead, but as two men on our side and one on his had not reported yet no decision could be arrived at until all were iu, there be ing at that time only 87 of a differ ence. The absentees were Joe Clark on Foreman's side, and Jake Siggins and Mack Agnew on ours, and the well-known qualities of Siggins as a squirrel destroyer, aud the firm belief that he would come in with no less than 100 of a count made the situa tion very uncertain. But they all came in about 8 o'clock, and, sure enough, like tbe last preciuct in a closely contested election ofteu turns the scale, so did Jake's string decide tbe matter, and, together with Ag new's, brought our side out 59 ahead; not enough to brag about, however. As soou as this result was announced the supper bell rang, and, all being dangerously 'hungry, the victuals dia appeared with a rapidity that was awful to contemplate. The supper was a eplen did ond and did credit to the house. As ou all former accasions the boys want to try it again, and it is likely they will in a couple or three weeks, when game will doubtless bo plentier. Following is the score : H Foreman Capt....l05l.r K Wenk Capt. !U Wm Smearhaujih 00 Jako Sijrifins I(!l Cohurn t Coleman 107 It A C'ulbison...4 1 A M Doutt 44! II Shoemaker 50 'A T Shriver 25 1 V'm Lawrence... It) Joe Clark fto'john Swailes 40 Andy Carr ifJiT FKitcney 1! John Youiif; 'JijWm Lauhlm its I! M Shawkey 57 J as Carson 37 Wm Lean! 15Uas Davis 1!5 Wm Hlum nnMack Ancw H5 John Keller 13IT J Van (jiiesen..ill 517 586 liASE HALL. Pleasanville came over on Saturday last aud got taken in considerably worse than Tionesta did at the former place three weeks ago. The game look place on the island in the after noon, aud up to tho fourth inning was quite hotly contested, neither side scoring a run. Here a break was made, and it seems the Tionesta boys got the best end of tho string nod rau their score up to twenty beforo tho game closed, while their pporeuts scored but four ruus. W hell tho gauio closed Pleasantvillu gavo three chctrs for "Oil City," whereupon Tionesu returned tho "poinpliment" by three rousing cheers for "Shamburg." Not withstanding thesb little inaccuracies in calling the names of the two clubs there, was no bad feeling on the part of either nine, and the whole afTair pass ed off pleasautly enough. We ask pardon for 'simply mentioning, how-. ever, that both Oil City and Shamburg have some good ball players. Below wo append the score ' TIONESTA. -It. TI.EASANTVU.TiK, ' - . 11. o. Dale, lb :i 3, A Lytic, p.. H .Jim Landers, '21..4 I'.radley, c U 1 j Parson, 11 0 5 .'Mlradlcv, ss 1 1 2 Connelly, lf,......0 3 Armstrong, j..'.l 8 I'licebo, 3b. 0.: 4 3,(ilass, 2b 1 3 I PLvtle, rf I 1 4 Shattuek. cf, 0 4 V Hunter, 3b H Mills, p :l Joe Landers, rf...l .1 J 1 miiifrs, ss o W Hunter, vS 2 D Davis, If 1 20 27 Innings ...1 2 3 4 4 27 fl 7 8 ft Tionesta 0 0 0 2 3 0 0 1 520 PleasantviUc.O 0000100 34 BUSU MEETING. A busli meeting will be held at East Hickory, beginning Thursday, September 0th, continuing over thtj following Sunday. Rev. Riley wilt preach Thursday evening, Rev. r . Millor nf Month Oil Citv VriiUv of- tcrnoon. Prof. E. O. Excell will be present also Friday aftornoon nnd evening. Tho following ministers have accepted the invitations, and will be present during tho meeting: Rev. J. P. Hicks, Rev. A. .Wilder, ' rieanantville, Kev. Ciilleland, of Tidr ioute. We extend a cordial .invitation ' to all denominations and the people generally, naying, come one come all Services will be held morning, after noon and evening of each day. Rev. John Peate w ill conduct the sacra mental services Sabbath evening, this being the last quarterly meeting of the current conference year, we would ask the official Brethren to be present. Quarterly conference will be held Monday morning, important business will be transacted. There is a beautiful grove adjoining the church which will bo seated for the ' Serv ices, if the weather will permit. As this will perhaps be the last op portunity of melting Bros. Excell and Peate, we bespeak for them a good audience, as Bro. Exsell Is npw preparing to move his family w'&t, having accepted the situation of cho- lister in a Presbyterian church 'of' term of Eldership this conference' year, , Rev. F. M. Smallv . Fall Underwear, Skirts, Shoulder-braces. &c. Gents and 'Ladies' Chains, Gold Rings, Cuff Buttons, BreaBt and Shawl Pins, latest novel ties at Wm. Sraearbaugh '& Co.'s. 2t MARRIED. OSUOOD BUKIIKN At the Lawreneo House, Tuesday everiiif, Sept. 4, 1SH3, by Rev. Jas. Hickling, Mr. John H. Op pood, of Nowtown Mills,. and Miss Anna M. Purlieu, of German mil. Pa. RIKER SIGGINS At the residence of Mr. M. Ilaily, Tionesta, Pa., August 31, 1883, by Justice Brennun, Mr. Frank II. Riker and Mis Iettie A. SifiinK, both of Hickory township, this county. REED McKIXSFY' At tho Clover, House, Strattanville. August 25th, ISH'l, by Kev. F. II. Sheckler, Roland It. Reed and Miss Maggie McKinsey, both ' of Melon Furnace, Pa. COItltF.CTED EVERY TUESDAY, BY KELIAIiLE DEALEMS. Flour "J-Ji barrel choice -' - 4.757.00 Flour v sack, - - 1.15(ciil.70 Corn Meal, 100 His - - -l.50fe l.75 Chop feed, pure grain - - 1.50 Corn, Shelled - - 85 Reans "jS bushel - - '- 1.50 3.00 Hani, sugar cured 1(5 Rreakl'ast 15acon, sugar cured - 1(5 Shoulders .... - 13 Whitelish, half-barrel - - - 8.50 Lake herring half-barrels - - 6.50 Sugar - - - - - - l)ll Syrup ------ 75 X. O. Molasses new - - - 80 Roast Rio Coffee - - - 15(22 RioCofTee, ... - 12ifl8 JavaColleo .... 28iS0 Tea 20(90 Mutter Adi,i0 Rice - 8(410 Eggs, fresh - , - - - - 20 Salt best lake - 1.6 Lard K Iron, common bar .... 3.25 Nails, lOd, -rH keg .... 3.75 Potatoes .... C0&v"5 Lime (4 bbl. .... 1.50 Dried Apples sliced per lb - - 11 Dried licet' - - 1' Dried Peaches per ft K Dried Peaches pared per . - - 25 J ORKN.O FULTON, Manufacturer of and Dealer iu HARNESS, COLLARS, BRIDLES, And all kinds of HORSE FURNISHING GO 4 the uiay-1 Ml 'IONESTA. PA. y who inven-
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