BRENNAN A SHAWKEY,
WEDMSDAI mnilNinG, KOT. 14, 1881.
BOROUGH.OFFICERS.
Purge. H. I"). lnwu.
Council men North ward. If, M. Fore
man, C. M, Shawkey, A. M. Poutt; Honth
ward, V, A.. Eagles', J. If. Folios, A. If.
Palo.
Jnitic.c of the Peace J, T Bronimn,
1, H. Knox. ,
(instable .Tamo Nwailcn.
-VcAooi Jhreetor O. W. Hobitmoh, A.
n. Kelly, .1. H. Plmrman, 1). 8. Knox, J.
W. Morrow, II. H. Urockway.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
Ot5ro Conire. -3 Af). Mohorove.
Mrmler of Senate J. O. HALL.
' Axemnlt K. L. IAVI.
PreMdent JuitaeW. P. Brown.
t Atiociate Judge John Rkck, C,
Him..
Treasurer N. 8. Forkmar.
V'AnTW
IVothonotary, ItegMcr & llecorder,Ac. Traln 15 ain
j;t, drkmnan. i'. huawkey. ye observe oy a nonce puansnea
in the Dcmocrtl of 'last week, that
the "Tionesta Light . and Heat
Real Estate Agents & Conveyancers. q0 j1M arrned to the Governor for
a charter granting it tht right to
ANTHRACITE A BITUMtNOUS COAL igilt aD(1 neat the borough, with gas.
This will be .very nice.
An iufant ctiilil, aged about four
months, of Mr. Lewis Wagnor, who
lives io the Mealy settlement, died
suddenly and mysteriously on Sunday
night. It was io apparent good health
in the evening, but when the parents
awoke the next morning the child was
dead.
Two-thirds of the town, more or
less, were out after deer yesterday
morning. Parties eoioe into the
woods for deer should be very cau-
(Offlers In Court House,)
TIONESTA. FOREST COUNTY, FA.
-FOR SALE.
67 acres, Tionesta two., 10 acres cleared
and in Wheat unci rvo: mnall limine and
burn i considerable oak timber. Price
?7&0 j )M00 down; balance In 8 yearn.
Al.so.
House and lota, and buildinK lot" In
Tionesta Borough for sale on oasv terms.
We liavo Homo good bargains on nanu.
Brkrnan a nhawkky.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
. OIL NOTES.
Howe No.' 8, on 4,782 is reported to
have been drilled into the sand Sat
urday afternoon, and made sixty bar
rels the first hour. The well is laca-
ted between Howo Nob. 5 and 13,
both of which started o IT large.
Porcupine No. 14, was drilled
through the sand Saturday, and
shows improvement. It made 300
barrels the last twenty-four hours.
Ltnevillo Litres.
Tbo rnin In ail bis Joints bwaino in
tense! lever." with its deieriorntinu pITocIh.
The teachers of this vicinity anJlwasnbw added, and ho became rapidly
others interested, will meet la the near wnii vitality reached it lowest possible
future in the Lineville scbool house to condition, and his suflerinirs were of mioh
lnaescrmaoie cnaracwr mat muse wno
organize a literary society., last
winter's society was a grand success,
and this one should and -can be, too,
notwithstanding the unprincipled ef
forts of some to discourage and sup
press it.
Miss Maggie Emert of Dutch
most loved him sometimes thought it
would be better if he were called away.
At this time, physicians well-known In
Ibis city (Pitthurg), informed his parents
that bo was in imminent danger of total
Paralysis, and directly afterward they
announced to bis sorrowful mother that
they could Rive no hopes' of his recovery..
At this jnncture the use or re ran a com
menced and in six weeks Wm. Lincoln
CurU was well and at work. Read pape
Porcupioe No. 13, is holding P Hi is visitiue in town. A party was I 23 op 1)r- Hartman's "Ulsof Life;" got
" t'onilD(l Time Table Tlonema Html Ian.
Jdsti Shawkkv
iSlie.r(ir.C. W. Cl.AT-.K.
Commmxioner If. W. LKPF.nCR, J. R.
llRNPKRSOR, If. A. ZlTKNDKI.t..
Count; Superintendent J. E. IIlLL
ard. lUrtriet Attorney T. 3. VanOiksf.n.
Jury CommUionerall. O, Davis,
J. OIIKENAWAI.T.
- County SnrveiiorT. F. WniTTEKlN.
Coroner C. II. Chdhcii.
Count v A nditomd. W. Warper, J. A.
SCOTT, R, B. SWAI.tiKT.
SOUTH.
Train 63.,... 11:05 am tious about shooting at every mova-
I!DJ2 i' EE ble object, as there is great dauger
Train 15 North, and Train 10 South carry where so many are in the woods, and
Train 18.
Train 9
8:10 am
8:5 pm
the mail.
most of them greeo
nearly as well as it started. It made eot, u f her at Mr Korb8 aD(j wa3
ouu barrels toe nrst twenty-;our nours. aD en;ovable affair for all preseul.
I mm a
Ualltown JNo. 10 and Porcupine li Mr. E. L. Owens has entered the
should be ready the letter part of this business of teaching in Paint twp.
week. Porcupine JNo. VI is located Clari0n Co. We regret to lose you,
north of their No. 10, and will be Ed, but yield when we remember
either a large well or a dry hole.. tuat vou are eneaced in "the most ex-
Galey & Murphy's No. 4 was drill- alted profession" &c.
ed into the sand yesterday, it made Mr A E Wood is eneazed in . the
at the business. P'nety ,mrrel8 ,D lne bTSi nour and 00 stock businees, and a. keen as ever for
MARRIED.
i' clock, in the Lodge Room In Par
tridge'sllall. w n
It. Uj "
United Presbyterian services in It is the usual practice to serve
Presbyterian church next Sabbath, potatoes in a porcelain dish with a
at 11 a. m. and 7 n. ni.. hv Rev. J. M close fittine cover. In ten minutes
Duncan. All are cordially invited to the best potatoes, however carefully
attend. cooked, are thus utterly destroyed,
Services in the F. M. Church next A culinary authority recommends
. . w
Sunday eveninng at half-past seven that they should be placed in a wood-
TIOHESTA LODGE o'clock. en dish, or served in a porcelain dish,
Rev. Hicks will occupy the pulpit with towels above and below to ob'
of the M. E. Church next Sunday sorb the moisture.
evening, at 7:30. A stone cutter employed on the
Presbyterian Sabbath School at Dew Court House would have been
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
No. 309,
I. O.of O. F1.
TTEETS every Tuesday evening, at 7
It l o'
1. W. SvWYER, Hee'y.
pAPT. OEORQK BTOW POST,
J No. 274, O. A. It.
27-tf. 12:30 p. m.; M. E. Sabbath School at married on Monday to a young worn-
in the fifth hour. Monday foreuoon it
was flowing at the rate of 500 barrels
for the twenty-four hours. It is ten
feet in the sand. The well is located
north of No. 1, and on a lice with the
large wells along the west edge of the
belt.
I.ATEU.
Howe eight which was drilled into
the sand Saturday, made 112 barrels
the first hour.
Porcupioe No. 14, made 208 barrels
the last twenty-four hours,
a trade.
Mr. Richard Hoy has just comple
ted a fine new house. -
The schools are all in full blast and
we think and hope that good work is
being done.
. Lank.
Lineville, Nov. 10, '83.
fVINANS ZUENDELL At Tionesta,
Friday Nov. 2, 188.1 by J. T. Brcnnan,
J. p., Mr, Bovd F. Winans and Miss
Minerya .Zuendoll, both of Kingsley
township, Forest fJonnty. , 1 ' '
VAUGHN DECKER At the M. E.
Parsonage, Portville, N. Y., on Nov.' 1,
1888, by Rev. Win Bradley, Mr. Lyman
II. Voufchn, of Portville, Cattaraugus
county, N Y., and Mrs. Elizabeth A.
Docker, of Whig Hill, Forest-County.
IN MEMORY OF KATE JAMIKSON. .
10 a. in.
Let us all have something to say
Meets on the first Wednesday In each
month, in Ocl, .enow n.u ... , . - chr;stfBa8 Tree
J. 11. AflNKW. r. M. CI.ARK.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
F.lni St, Tionesta, Penna.
TJ. VAN (1IKSKN.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
And District Attorney of Forest Comity.
Olllce in Court House, Tioneuui, i-a.
E.
L. DAVIS
Oil Market closed last night at
81.151. Ooeucd this inoruiug at
SI. 151.
Mf. A. Carson and wife returned
from a visit to Sandy Lake friends
yesterday.
It is getting along about the right
season of the year to plant your adver-
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Tionesta, Pa. tisements for the holiday trade.
Collections made In this and adjoining
counties.
ILESW. TATE,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Elm Street, Tionesta, ra.
TF. RITCIIEY.
. ATTORNEY-AT-LaW,
Tionesta, Forest County Pa.
x iwitSNTR HOUSE. Tloncstft. Pa.
XJ II. S. Brockwav. Proprietor. This
house is centrally located. Everything
new aun we.i niriiiKiimi. . .i.i. :J. ...
....... ...n.UMnna anil strict nttPlltlntl ITlVPn ICKI uuiumy. auu idiuiuuo us
to guests, vcgctnnies aim rruiis oi " that we ara iust short Oue turkey.
kinds aervod in their season, bampie
room for Commercial Agnw. i uo una got n. i
Henry Manross has moved his
family into the house used for some
time by James Swailes as a barber
shop.
The hour for holding Presbyter
ian Suoday School bas been changed
to 12;30 p. ui., instead oi 3:00 as heretofore.
Thanksigiving will be the next
en of this place, Lad cot his wife and
the mother of his ten children unex
pectedly appeared on the scene on the
Saturday evening previous. A recon
ciliation was a Heeled by his paying
his lawful spouse $10 and agreeing
to rut loose from his lately intended.
Clarion Jacksonian.
Mr. Henderson has lately given
his barber shop an overhauling and it
now presents a very neat and r.omfor
table appearance, lbose wishing a
nice shave, hair cut or shampoo should
call on him, as he does a good job
besides is
STREET ORDINANCE.
Be it enacted by the Burgess and
Council of Tionesta Borough.
1. That a sidewalk be built on the
Dorth side of Dale Street from Elm
street to the Allegheny River.
Fanny Uarr, daughter ot Mrs. Oarr, 2. Said walk on Dale street is to
who lives near Neilltown, has been be four (4) feet wide and built of li
lying with consumption for the past inch pine boards or 1-inch oak boards,
Neilltown Notes.
Autumn's reigning on the hillside, Kate, i ;
In crimson, gold and browji, . .. .
Regardless of thy early fate, ' '
She showers her glorious beauty aown.
In vain I watch thy form to greet, - . ;
From thy lovely valley home ' -'
In vain thy well-worn path I seek, j
W here you were wont to roam. .- w - .
The hillside by the river, Kate,' - .
In wild and beauteou bloom i ; . .
A token gives of winter timo, . ' ; '
An emblem of thy doom.
O, Kate, It seems as but a dream,
When l think of thee as ueaa ;
Methinks, I still can see ihe gleam
Ot sunshine on thy golden head. ...
Whv did death in his cold embrace
Claim thee for his bride T
Whv steal the blushes from thy facet
Why tear thee from my sider
O! a friend I bad In you.
A triend I loved ana blast.
O Kate, I loved you well and true,
And would I were with you at rest.
two months. She was a little better
when we last beard.
Alice Fugle, daughter of James
Fogle. is sick with scarlet fever.
The schools at Flemmiog Hill,
Neilltown, Allender and Stwarts Run
have started.
Lizzie Hopkins starts for California,
deserving in every wayt Pa., next Monday.
having n large family to support Tom Machessney is at Garfield.
a fii? ' -PI
wmcn ne is iuing io iae care or M- . ... . returned
and earn a living ior oy u.e swea o. from ft tQ friem,s ,n Ohio aD(j in
bis brow, uive mm your ""PP"" Bradford Pa.
ana mus aiu a true iurisiiau mau. i p.nnvm.
The week of prayer commences C! W.JIawkes has quit the Btore
with the first Sunday in the year, Jan- business here and will go to Balltown
uary 6, and the general arrangement jn per8orj before long where be and
of topics is as follows : Monday, Jan. his son have lobg ago embarked in a
7, praise and thanksgiving; luesday, eeneral merchandise enterprise. The
3 oak stringers three (3) inches by You have gone before me, Kate,
five (5) inches and not less than five
16d. nails to the board for Pine, and
12d.for Oak.
3. Said walk to be built within 30
days by the owoers of land bordering
thereon, or it willjbe built for them
at their expense.
Paosed, Nov. 5, 1883.
J. H. Fones, Burgess pro tern.
Attest, P. M. Clark, Clerk.
pENTRAL HOUSE, Tionesta. Pa., ' Supt. Hillard held & teachers' ex- Jan. 8, confession of sin and prayer people of Balltown will have as good
,VwlmsoHan amination in this place last Saturday, for cleansing and renewal ; Wednes- a man or r8tUer two men for store
Stave Bolts Wanted.
T. B. Cobb will pay the followini
prices cash, for State Bolts, on board
of cars :
12 and 14 inch, $2.50 per cord.
18 inch, $3.00 per cord. -24
inch, $4.00 per cord.
27 and 32 inch, $4.50 per cord.
i Annld n ura a tav '. Aker a lnmikh
itn llie attendance was very lair, several an. v prayer tor ia ni nes a- keepers as can be found ,n the Bute. Remedy . is best for Coughs, croup,
nonofthepatr forelglJ 8p,,iICftaU be.ug present. instructors of youth ; Thursday Jm. W. P. Wagnor has bought the store diptberia. or bronchitis. Sold by G.
lj"AincKtY"?HiTKY; -D- W. Clark came home from 10, prayer for the church of Christ; pr9periy of Mp. Hket in Kagondo., W. Bovard.
j w a1poVK,t"K Is Mackaburg last week to see that new Friday, Jan. 11 Intercession for the and haf embarked io the grocery busi.
new and has' been furnished w:th new boy of his. Web. is looking well, and uations; Saturday, Jan. 1 A prayer Mar he Drosner as he deserves. Another large assortment of
. . . 11... ... it .. . - I .
The pathway to make clears
You'll meet me there at heavan's gate,
To calm my heart from ev'ry tear.
Thou art gone to heaven Kate,
JJut a little while before,
And for love, aud love's sweet sake,
You'll meet me at the door.
01 my darling, I can see you
In your robe ol snowy whit,
From your eyes so mild and true,
There beam uie pure uengni.
Soon the snow will gently cover
The mound that hides thy form.
Like a true and constant lover;
Will shield you iroin the storm
O, my darling, in the autumn, -
They made iny lowiy oeo,
And before the violets blossom,
May 1 beside pou lay my bead.
O, they gave thy ring to me.
To keep toi- loves sweet sane.
Sut for both theo and ine
A remembrance it will make.
To thy mother I will give it
As a token oi my love,
For with thee I soon shall live,
In thv beautiful home above. - -
A. C. J,
'CIOTVE-SX-A. MARKKTS,
CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY, BY
RELIABLE DEALERS.
inmliiire throuchout. It is ccntrallcy lo- . i , know is doiuir well down for missions at borne and abroad. This
mted. and has a first clans barn in connect- u t " . . . , ,
..n with it. The traveling public will there. - is the geneial series of topics, and sub-
(WulFit a ulcaxniit stonpinir place. First
clitss Livery in connection with the Hotel
WV7T7irAVi?; 1. v... worn running
IN w. l). Hiifklin, Proprietor. A first- three nice tables. Drop in aud try
class hotel In all respects, nnn ino jiieas-
Frank Walker has his billiard divisions may be made according to
I f. I ika an irlinn .V II Vl AO
rnnni riinnlllcr in troofl SHaDe. K ID iu iriruw vi vuuii,uh,
" a d r
Rev. Small bas begun a
meetiug at Beaver Valley.
Nov. 13, '83. Tramp.
Flour barrel choice
Flour sack,
fnrn Mnnl. 100 Iba
. I Nntinna and Drv floods. And 21 dif. I m c i .... J. t
revival j uup icou, juio uim
fereut kiucs ot r ine toilet and ohav- Corn. Shelled
untcst supplng place In town.
roiiHoiiable.
Rates very
Jan8-8J.
the cushions, aud sample Frank's Ha
vanas.
Baldwins Official Railway Guide
fur November is published. As usual
it is replete with Railroad information Thursday next, and from there sail
aud should be in the hinds of every for Havre, France, and proceed to
traveler. Odessa, Russia, where they are to drill
The first sleigh of the season was a large number of oil wells. Five
out Monday. It was maaipulated by complete set of drilling tools and one
a pair of steers, and was the production set of fashing tools tor their use were
MI). COOK, M. T).,
VIIYHICIAN .taURfJEON.
Oiliceat the Central House, iionesia,
Pa. All professional calU promptly at
tended to.
T W. MORROW. M. !..
J . PHYSICIAN & SUROEON,
T.tn rf Armstronir countv. having located
in Tionesta is prepared to attend all pro
4V.uai.mni ..iillu m-oinntlv and at all hours.
Othce in Rmeaibaugh A Co, 'a now build-
Intr. up stairs. OtTice hours ? to a. m.
an.l 11 to 12 m. ! 2 to 3 and 61 to 71 v. m.
Kundays, to 10 a. M. i 2 to 8 and 61 to T I
i. t. itesitience in r iwiur nuo, .
AValnut Street. may-i 01.
WC. COUURN, M. P.,
. PHYSICIAN A SUROEON,
u'eVractuf ddnronla.ngad: Hermy is looking well, and his former
Hated legally and honorably May io. iww. I associates seem pleased to see him.
KFOilinn un.l li.miil.'Ill'O ill Jllllire KOCK 8 r
house, opposite the M. E. Church, I iones- Charlie HintoQ bas taken charge
ta. Pa. Aug. 25-1880 killiarJ rnnm t I.awrncft
House, and will hereafter conduct the
1 t mi l li
iiAvimr nnrchasod the materials Ac. of same in good shape, ine Dans, cues
Ir. stoadinan, would respoctiully an- tables and lights will always be found
IHMllll'O LI1HI. IIO w ill ini i.T " " I . , ,
nuriinoHS in Tionesta, and having had over lu good trim
six years successful experience, consiuers
hlinsell fully competent to give entire sat
isfaction. I shall always give my mem
cal practice the preference. mar-tu.
Messrs. Joseph Carlow, of this
city, Frank Glesson and Louis Schoe-
lkopf, of Tidioute, and Thomas Con
way, superintendent, of this city, leave
for New York on Wednesday or
Dawson Run Items.
ing Soap, just received at Wm. Smear-
baugh & Co.'s " . 3t
What will stop my coughing at
night T Guarantee Ackers English
Itjust6truck me that the readers remedy will. Price 10c, 50. fc $1. sugar
of your paper might be interested to Sold by G. W. Bovard. Syrup -
bear from the boys in the woods once
Beans 4 bushel -
Ham, sugar cured
Breakfast Bacon, sugar cured
Shoulders - - -
Whiteilsh, half-barrels
Lake herring half-barrels
N. O. Molasses new
of our native forests without the em
bellishments of the blacksmith.
Mr. Herman Beaver arrived, in
town last Thursday, and is visiting
with his sister, Mrs. J. L. Craig.
last week.
iu a while, where everything is lovely
aud the goose hangs high, just before
Thanksgiving.
Business is booming up in this neck
'o woods. The stave mill of Cobb &
Rexford on Dawson run is running
No longer a question of opinion. Roast Rio Coffee
we guarantee every box of Aker s Rio cooee,
Dyspepsia Tablets. Price 25c. and
50. Sold by G. W. Bovard.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
Java Coffee
Tea -
Butter - i -Rice
- .
Eggs, fresh .-
Salt best lake
Lard -
Iron, common bar
Nails, lOd, $ keg
TvL'STISTIiY.
XJ DR. J. W. MORROW.
aliinriAfl frnm Itrulfrtrrl
,v. ... u i . .i full blast and turning out stavps by the , "
Odessa is the prrncipal port on the , ,,.,, ,r - that'
n. , o . - i. e thousand, ine sons on ine luaaisou .,.
Black Sea, being seldom frozen over. 1 . .. , , with
The Standard Oil Company bave leas
ed a large tract of land at the base of
IhA I aiiiBBmn mminraina anri hAva r
Cr0. xiniH a.onfc Tfai8 u b j que8ti0D I)rie(, ro.es per ft
do a rusning Dusiness in ine ooii una fae firgt time that B reiiftble agricul- Dried Peaches pared prr
this winter. The same parties will tural paper has been offered at so cheap
haul the staves from the mill as they a price, and we trust all our subscribers Xotiec
We take pleasure in announcing
we bave perfected arrangements
the publishers of the American
lot are being cut and drawn by Soott Farmer that enable us to club that Potatoes
f and others, and on the Cherry Run magazine with the Forest Republi- Lime y bbl
Oil Co.'s lot by Was. Hays and oth- can at the low price of S1.75 per year, Dried Apple
1 Tkn. . r .,,;. a trifie over the price of the Rejubli- Dried Beef
os sliced per lb
pipe Hue and refinery located there,
under the management of L. D. Gilli
gan, a former resident of Warren, who
went there about two years ago and
returned last July, taking with him
liia i Cn. k r .3 lannktns TriA nanlla.
u,0 n,1D BUU ,ua m:u o (nn norAu nf holta t!iirin(y BB V, "-o - - . l....,.vlv.mi.i . for HKMliu.resofunliiii.rov.
men before menlioned expect to beab-T" . ' ' "can farmer is oeyona aouoi vrortu ;d Und Hituate in theTownhi pa of flowa
Warren Mirror ine winter. three times the pneo, at wnicn we a4 Kingsley, Forest County, Pa., adjoin-
We neglected to state for the
benefit of the lawless that Henry Shoe'
maker was appointed constable of Tio-
I sent three years. Warren Mirror.
11 . H. KIT. A. B. KELLY
MA Y, PARK CO.,
3 A. JlN !K- -Ej -EO S I good officer, we predict
Corner of Elm A WalnutSts. Tionesta.
Bank ol Discount and Deposit.
Interest allowed on Time Deposits
Collections in
Chas Raisig has for Sale
Three wagous -One 4-inch, one 3
oesta borough by the court which met inch aud oue 31 -inch skein; two
on the 1st inst. Henry will make a swell box sleighs; aho one buggy, staud their business, and dont allow
steel axle, steel tire, full leather top any grass to grow uuder their feet.
Squiirelsare still quite
T olark Kaop nniina nf tYi nTPmnn nil DlaCO U. 1 rV U. 1- 19
i i.i;nn;tn
the Madison lot. R. J. Huddlesou & Fu-.icawuu
Co. are there taking out a superior
lot of K. ties. I hose boys under- Tll-rfl ... dangerous counterfeits in
. . i.atri .1
circulation purporting to be "ainut l'a., adjoining warrants oiu ana owa on
Leaf Hair Restorer."' The strongest the northwest, lands of the Commonwealth
. , ... . , . ,. f. . on the northeast, warrants SltHi aud 6107
evidence of its groat alue u the lact ,. .... ..........mst. and lands of the Coin-
1 niheP i inalDoiuU iu weight at ?Q0 pounds dressed, and Please bear in mind that Mr. Raisig Come up aud see, aud bring your gun leaf -blown in the glass ; and a Green
18 oVtha U S judging from the saddle which we warrants the run as well as the wear wilh y0ll. Lot8 0f sport. ou ouui,,8 PPer. The
CollecUons solicited. 18-ly. saw we doo't think it was overesti- of all his wagons so' that the pur- We had quite a heavy fall of snow ihffY'Vielse s ZT the "opTrties
JORENZO FULTON,
Manufacturer of and Dealer in
HARNESS, COLLARS, BRIDLES,
And all kinds of
HORSE FURNISHING GOODS.
may4 81 TONESTA. PA.
CJUBSCRIB1C for the Republican, ouly
K) fl.50 per annum.
mated chaser runs no risk, can and exam-
-It has often been asked why some 'De the8e ancles and get prices.
coins Dear lmmeaiaieiy unner iuo Ladies Coats and Dolmans ex-
Eagle a small letter others an peeled this week at H. J. Hopkins &
....... i .
'o, somo o c, and etui others uo Co.'s. It.
on the first inst., causing the roads to necessary to restore life vigor, growth
get quae
wheeling.
muddy aud making bad
E. P.
Nov. 10, 1883.
mark at all. These letters tell at
what mi ut the money was struck, "s,"
is for Sau Franeisco, "o" is for New
Orleans, and "c o" is the mark for
Carson City mint. The Philadelphia
mint puts out its uiODey unmarked.
Clothing
Suits, Overcoats, &c, just received.
Wm. Smearbaug & Co. ot
For good fresh Goods cheap go to
Haslet & So.Na. Feb. 1,
A thorough course of Acker's
Blood Llixir will remove all taint
from the blood. It cures Scrofula,
Ulcers, Boils and Pimples
G. W. Bovard.
and colur to the bair. Purchase only
from responsible parties. Atk your
druggist for it. Lacb bottle warranted.
Johnston, IIqlloway & Co., Phila
delphia, and Hai.l & Ruckel, New
York, wholesale agents.
- 4.757.0O
1.151.70
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are cut, and deliver them on board will avail themselves of this 1 unusual L her(by glym tImt T ,mv0 flJeJ my apT
tu,ar(. TI.ev e it nee t to deliver at opporiuuuj 01 seuuriug a uisi tiaoo ..Nation in the otllce 01 tue secretary oi
the cars, ihey expect to deliver at Bjcultural ,na2aziDe. 'fhe Ameri- Internal Ailaira of the Commonwealth of
a monthly inir warrants oiuii ana oiu on ine norm-
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northuust. warrants 51U7. 51 10 and il''J on
the southeast, and warrant 6128 oil the
A Dangerous Counterfeit southwest.
Utito in Howe Township, Forest C-oimtV,
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t i i. i .. a wi.ai. i Ann npnaa.ninrn rrimmincr irnm winrii i t : . l . . i i
ur. vouuru auu iwuai D,nKi l -v. . b, oquureis are aim quite o" a.,, :., u'.:.. ! .,. .,. : r:;j:r;:, ' ' ...ht
I . . .1 l lliai IJUII i.a auviiiub i v-7 t v v i iiiwii n i oiiu uii vuv mnivu v'n
slew a monster buck on Hickory those acquainted with the business ; the woods here, and all around us try to imitate it. Each bottle of the AUo, imw acres of nninij.rovd land aiu
croek last Saturday. They estimated will understand that it is farst-class. we bear the reporU of the bhot gunj genuine bas a fac imile of a walnut ".o
5101 on the iiortiiwext, lamia ol tue com
monwealth on the northeast, warrant
5102, 5103 and 5100 on the aoutheaat, and
land of the Commonwealth on the south
west,
Also, 240 acres of unimproved land sit
uate iu Howe Township, Forest Oouuiy,
Pa., adjoining warrant 6101 on tho north
west, warrants 5101 and 47110 on the north.
eut, and warrant 5102 on the southeast
and lands of tho Commonwealth on tho
southwest. DAVID UKHltV, L. a.)
llalltown. Pa., Nov. 6th, lb3.
Latest Revised Map of Forest Co.
Oil Regions, (1.00, aud subsequent
revisions free to subscribers. Address
Sold by g. c. Smith, Civil Engineer, Harris-
burg, Pa. U.
JKW LIVEHV STAULE
EAST 1IICKOUY, PA.
BALL it HAI.LIDAY, Proprietors.
Good ris always ready to go. Will run
a hack to aud from all regular truiuu.
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