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WEDNESDAY JUNE 20, 1886
New ,Adyeryttemetats.
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Bullard Right Side tip—O. Bullard
Notice to Collectors—C. F. Miller.
Wel!slims List of Deflate.
Notice of Appeals—R. H. Forster.
Salt Rheum Cure—Dr. Roy.
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•i Republics's" Club.—Tbe Reading Room over
tie Poet Office is open day and evening, and, our
friends are 'cordiaDy invited to call' and raid flay
papers. Regular meetings every Friday evening.
NOTICE.—Thu County Treasurer
to Collectors na" to reeeivi other than Green
becks or national bank notesfn payment of taxes.
Collectors should govern theinselves accordingly.
LADIES CON—
TE Et.—Don't forget the Ladies' Prize Contest .at
the Methodist Church, this (Wednesday) evening.
The reading will be very fine. • '
Mr. A. FoLEY has. just received a very
neat ctock of jewelry, and ornamental articles,
filth from the city. • He has vases of Bohemian
i t aii ,Parian marble, and of brown and black - 4i-
He has a group in bronze, which would
rual.e a nice ornament for somehody'a
Call on Foley. .
A letter from our form?r fellow-tow ns
umn, Mr. C. L. 'Kimball, frubu Nebraska, came
o, late fur insertion this week. We shall endea
a.mr to give it to our readers iiext week.
We are obligedd•to our young friend,
C A. DEANE, for copies of the Rocky Mountain
Sou, daily and weetiy.' = nit publithhd'at Den
ler. Colorado. The weekly is about the sire of
tie New York Evening Poet, -
BUSINESS CHA.I`ihr.... , AKT. Charles Aro
tier has purchased Mr. J. Manley's interest in the
tieekeinithing business, and may be folind at the
eland next door to Dartt's wagon shop.
RELIGIOUS.—p ; ev. L.. M: KERN, of
Fayetteville, N. *l".`, will preach in St. Paul's
Church, Sunday morning, 24th instant, at
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IMPROVEMENT. Mr. VANHORN,
whose chair and cabinet factory was recently de
stroyed by fire, has purchased a large lot in the
rear of the former factory, on Pearl street, and
will at once erect a factory building, 30x60 feet,
two stories in height. Mr. Curtis Culver has fa
ken the job, and the frame will, be ready ,to put
together in a few days. The factory will be rear
iy fortrusiness not later than September I.
Mr. Vanhorn has 'purcbasee an eight-boise
power steam engine and boiler, together with im
proved machinery for the new factory. Ho' ex
pects to employ a doben hands, we learn, and in-'
tends to extend his busineSs, measurably. The
engine and boiler room will
.):1 detached train the
main building, and thoroughly guarded against
fire. Success to him.
GONE TO WORK.—The strike- of. the
Morris Run miners is ended, and' the men hive
gone to work. This is, undoubtedly; wise on the
part of the working men. We are assured by va
rious pereons, generally disinterested, that -at
erercnt prices per ton good miners are able to
clear from three to five dollars per day. The busi-
ness culls for skill and :judgment, and •veiy4rop
erly commands high compensation. There is also
some risk attached to the business, sA of which
should be takea into account in the matter o.f com
pensation.
While we recognize the right of labor to make
defence against extortion and oppression, strikes
are not always profitable or just. They might be
made powerful for the righting of wrongs;' but
that they may so become, they should not be re
sorted to on slight occasions. In the case before
tie, the loss fell almost entirely upon the' miners,
the company having a large stock of coal on
hand—more than enough to cover any stoppage
likely to occur.
A GooD COMPARISON.—Said a Charles
ton farmer to UM the other day: "As I Was tom
lag to town, the thought struck we that one rule
applied to the eartlr and to. men. That ia-4a
strong, healthy, well-kept man will endure' hun
ger &It'd thirit, and hard work, with hut little
sear; the weakly, ill-kept man is prostrated by
al,y of these trials. So with farms: when well
, ultnated and well cared for, they endure drouth
and cold spring, weather; and still produce good
crop.t, ; but the poor tilled form cannot endure
drouth or late seasons. The land has nu aurplua
vigor to resist adverse influences."
Well said, indeed.
BURGLARS ABROAD. The Clinton
li,,ubtican of last week chronicles two attempts
d partial surceases at housebreaking in and near
Lack Haven. In'one tht burglfli ente : rid'a
.ecood story sleeping room and stole , the occu
pant's pants. In the oilier, ,several persons en
toed a house and assaulted the tenant with knives:
atd clubs, and then set the house on fire.
Itloaar...—lf you have look's and bolts on your
doors, use them. If you have biotic., get them 'at
cr.ce. Also, secure y6Hrewfadowe beforezoing to
Li. Reason : There are a great many desperate
fellows roafttingltsercount.Ey- ; i;
THE Cractre.—Dan - Rice's "shows'
drew immensely on SaturdaY.. the town began'
to fill up quite arty in tbe day with men,_ and
woo4n, boys, girls, and babies. The peanntand
lemonade venders drove a thriving trade from It
1, M. to sunset; and none but the moneyless
'went home 'hungry or thirsty. The hotels welt)
trammed to their full capacity, and the stores and
sidewalks were viit44 tfie ettriaiti ,-- seeking
throng.
The "Show.." thougk iot3 g aiteu¢ is [fie bills,
IC3$ many degrees ahead of any like exhibition
to th In village since vre ietiewt it. "4 nuf b l uiraeas were
very superior, and the trained animals worth see
ing. The cireas was amtbiogi to *flag At 1114 1 Dan
Rice was not on hand—as usual. Bat we can say
for the managers, that t tlei; lnii'lliusetpt ,was gen.
tletnanly, and the employees behaved well. The
crowd was immense. Three thoutand.people pro;
holly at down in the spacious tent, which wlitl
too mall to accommodate them. The aide shows'
did no lunch as the main concern, no doubt, and
the establishment Rig i d boy", neqed sl,„fiao
fink ) ._ • '
It gives us&mat pleasure to say, that in this
treat commingling of 'all aortae f -people, no die=
order, no fights, no minor breach of etlisiiesne. ,
took place. For this pleasant record, the public
is indebted to High "Constable WIT.T.WI.B and hie ,
very efficient police corps. It shows what a teal
of energy can do on extraordinary occasions. It
shows tler neoespity xf °rimy' tatt ionltgiderA MA*
headed chief, if you would preserve order.
C OBRESPONDEITTS born etirafr..lisk vf 3 l7.
queer questions. One asks: '•
"Suppose yMt bad a boy old enough to be put
to a trade, 'would you put him to a trade in this
Tillag e , or eend bim away r
If 'we bad aboy (as we haven't and don't want)
enough to be put to a trade, we should make
a study of his tastes and capacities; and then, if
be preferred one trade befo're another, OA OM td
that trade. if he was wild, and had idle nom-
yaniope,in Welleboro , we shouldrttfift7. or i onp . ,
Shnndro miles bekwee!thaw ,
- Another asks
" intaitio yon think of tilting hoops
We don't think much about , hotipe, anyway.—
If the ladies wear hoops of the 'sort inquired of.
to keep their dreams .out of rherund, rpri - ;1114h
But - Bloonier'comume does that much better, *it
seems to us more decent.
Another asks:
" Why don't you give us more murders nuesie.l:
oidents in your paper?"
Because a newspaper is an educator, and ought
not to pamper the' morbid- tastes of its readers—
tocal, casualties are always
,noted when reported
at this office.
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Another, inquires t •
"What do you think' of Jeff. - Davis?" .
That he ie a bold, bad, ambitions piditielip, and
a traitor. He ought to be hung, tri.ptuifi, the at
mosphere:.
About two hundred questions remain lunan
enured.
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Fourth of 4u1y17:-Grand ti
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There will be a grond eelebration of the anni
versary of our nationalind49nt9neelnlilell*ro,
under the, auspices of the Fire Dope:Mae - it:
There will be a grand Ox 4.tutet
Square, and preparations to dineleeirpentliNize
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being-made. -
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}lOl3. Wm. H. Armstrong will deliver the or*
tion. .
In the afternoon there will be several atouciiii,
entertainments. A greased • pig will be tatted
loose, and.given w any one who captures him by
fair mekits. There will also be a steeple-chase,
distance twenty rode, walla wheelbarrow. ' '
The committee have appropriated $5OO for Bra.
works. Twelve ballositts will be sent up during
the evening.
The whole to close with a grand Firemen's Ball
iu theavening..
Ne omit details of the programme until, next
week, as the :indite came when our forms were
full. The programme of the committee will be
published next week. .
CELEBRATIO.N.- 7 -The people of Mains
burg are waking extettsive pteparations to oele
'Wale the Fourth of July. Dinner for 800 persons
will be provided in a grove near the village.'
We wish them a .decided: suecess, and , fewer
kicks and curses than commonly felpe tlt9 clot of
getters-up of cerebration'. Tbeie ielibitadetar
at Brundage's in the evening,
TIOGA CCEINTY MEDICAL SOCIETY. The 6th
Annual Meeting of the Tioga - County Medical
Society will convene in Walleboro, Wednesday,
June 27th, inst. D. BACON, Seo'y.
I invite all buyers of dry goods and
,boots and oboes to examine my stock before per
chasing,its I feel certain that I am offering great
iadocomeuta to all my customers, and fully satis
fying alrbuyera. - J. A. PARSONS.
Messrs, San's & WArrE, of Corning,
have received a splendid lot of summer goods,
which they propose to sell :at about New York
prices. Their store is' two doors east of Hunger- ,
ford's Bank, opposite the Dickinson House.
NEW MIIBIC.—" The Wearin' of the
Green," " Beautiful Dreamer," and eighty other
new son s a and instrumental :pieces, just received
at Young's bookstore. Call in and see them.
' FESTIVAL AND CONCEllT.LThellthabitallLS of
Mlles6eld and.vicinity are res pectfully invited to
attend a festiVal,' Jude 22d, 1 1866, consistitit,At
ice cream, strawberries, and -all the delicacies , of
ch e eaeon; alep a concert. ipp the eveßing,:at
Batley's liall , bYthe NormarScb4olPh'intaratenie
Society. .Proceeds for the benefit of the Mans.
field Concert Band. By order of the Committee.
Mansfield, June 11, 1866.
'MARRIAGES
In Nelson, Jane 7tll, by Itev. Mr. ,Graves, Mr.
WESLEY GILKEY and MiBB SARAH SEELY, both
of Brookfield.
At the Parsonage, it Wei}shore, on the 16th
instant, by Rev. J. 6haw,,hilzPoriß,N. TUTTLE
and Miss MARGARET W. DAyIS., both of Mans
field. ,
In Deerfield; on the ,Isth. instant, . b,y Rev. B.
Butler, Mr. STEWART' &EVERS, of Deerfield, and
Mrs. E. J. WOOD, of Ramiltrui, ;
At the Cherry Flatta Baptist Church, on the
13th. of May last, by Rev-, N..L.,Reynolds, Mr.
WALLACE Moo and Miss MARY, E. TIPPLE,
both of Charleston,
In Mansfield, on the 12th ins ht, by the same,
Mr. EDWIN FLOCS, of CHlrili ton, and Miss
CHARLOTTE YEOMANS.
At the same time and : piaci: s b the same,
irjs. YOumaxs alid Miss' raizTE eaLLAN, both
of Richmond.
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At Coiington, on the 13tWinatant, by: Rev. G.
P. Watroup, Mr. LYMAN Ft. 8.11/111 and Mistrenen
(ATE E. Mimes both of Sullivan.
Goons have advauced largely in New
York-, but I have nat:deemed it for my interest to
advance prices here. I stilL•continue to sell
•Beet 'prints at 20 cents.-
liandaotne fastsolpred prigta, . 15 • - .
f 4 t del a ines , - 25
Fine bleached muslina.
Heavy yard wide A beetinge; 18 -
Extra heavy yard aide she4tings) 2Q ton
,t 4 0 od ,eheek ehirtings, 25.
striped shirtings,
-Good Coking, . • • 254.0•d0
Kentucky jeans, i>F ,
• .2a 8d to. 5a
Farmers and mechanics' eassimere,
All other goods at equally low rates.
I lash 'hive a * Brie* 'Stack: l l of=eta u, plaid hats
striped goods fur ladies' suite, at very Ipyr
Also, just received during c the gnat .week, new
shawls, estegnee t BEM umbrellas, (128 to $.8.50,).
white goods, printed jackonets, organdies,. ',Lc,
very stylish goods. Call 4.4 pee As, if yo.4 . iFish
to get the tell worth of youemoney— '
Ji A. l''ARBOl:l6., Cornitig.
- June 20,1886
Trte , Arsaucart COOPNO Storm is manufactured with
certain improvements, securefilly letters patent, under
dates of May 5, 1563, and December 5, 1565. One of
these improvements covers the arrangement of fitting a
portable ash partin dot hearth ', - of a staking Atop:3 ' Ito
receive the ashes as it passes down from the grate. Air
persons are cautioned against Ulanufacturing, vending
or using other stoveimade ip imitation of the Ameri
can, as suite have been commenced for infringement Of
these patents; and all persoiai'frianufacturing,
or using said imitations, will be liable for damages for
infringement on 2 theee'letteripateut.
SEIEAII, PACKARD & CO.
17 and 19 Green' street, Albany, N.Y.
The Aurracert is for sale by WILLIAM ROBERTS,
Wellsboro. jl3-131n-sp
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SCRATCH! SCRATCH! SCRATCH!
,WHEATOWS OINTMENT,
Will ciuAt'the itcft in Uourii.
Also cureaßALT RHEUM, ULCERS, - CHLLBLAINS,
and all ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN. ' Pi-fce 60 cents.—
For sale by all dniggiqts. By sending 60 cents to
WEEKS & POTTER, sule'tageßta.l7Q Yaqhington St.
Boston, it will be forwarded by mail [rue of postage,
to any run of the United States.
June 0,1860. sp. notice ly.
OF YOIITII.—A Grentlenutt Whd - suffered
for years from Nervous Debility, emature.. Decay
end all the effects of; youthful indiscret, will, for the
sake ot•suffering humanity, send free to all who need
It, the recipe and directions for making the simple rem
edy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit
by the advertiser's experience min do so by addressing
- JOHN B. (fiIDEN, 13 Chambers-St., N. Y.
.Jan-31, '66-Iy.
TcoliFt.ssroNi iiI'ERIENCE OF AN IN-
I VALID,L-.Published for the benefitand sea caution
to young men-and-others, who-suffer from Nervous De
bility, Rrematur,e;Desay of Marihood,lke,; supplyipg At;
the mane time the means of self l corm By one Irbrtlitlif,
cored himself after undergoing • considerable quackery.
By enclosing atiostpaid addressed envelope, single cop
ies, free of charge, may he had of the author,
"NATfIASIEL MAYFAIR, Ev; Brooklyn Rings Co.,
N- Y. [Jan. 31.'66 IyJ
ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION r ha4ing,
1:4 been granted Yothe untleriigned on the 'es 7
tat4Pof Philander Wehster, late of SalliVan,' de
ceased, all indebted Ire . reviire,rl to make imme
diate papment, and those having claims- again,A
the' same will present them tb H. d3„O'ART);,
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TOILET SOAP, - I'ANILEE NOTIONS,
FANCY ARTICLES, PilFiE
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Motlibluis $1,25 per bottle, Sayne's Alterative end'
Expectorant at $1 per bottle, or 8 bottles 'for
Ayers Sarsaparilla aid Pectoral'at srper bottle,
ar 8 bottles forss. • - • •
Constitution Water..,} $1 per bottle
Conatitutiou Life Syrup,'
Scovell's Blood.& Liver Syrup 1,00 2°i rr
Wm. Hall's Balsam .
Marchies Catholicon,
DavisDaparative
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medicines from the mgrinfinltory, isisd,:ifig
rant them genuine. My Meek of
PAINTS;
Oils and Varnishes,
are complete and are selling at greatly reduced
prices. All who painting to do will and ' it
to their interest to call at my store before buying
elsewhere 4 atbaelliog best 14rP 00 0 1 14 1 .Y5r1ish
from $3,50 to $6 per gallon.
tARNISII &
alI sorts and sizes, fronillreakte in SZ Ora
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from 10 to Weents per pound. Also;
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lowest cask price. I have also a large stoc k of
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MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, SOAPS,
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'Windolt Wgil 'sized) - 4 '' !' ' i ~' ,• .i ?Iti i
,Frelloill ibisis Pictures; 2 , 'F '.. '. ' -::' ',-
' Mirror glass plates for old frames, ,
1 ''' Irlint*Oluiseara for the' table= • '- • ' i-- -
!Such as Goblets, Tumblers,Cream Pitchers,
1 7?-' Spoon-Holders, &c., amps, Lamp
• -- Chimneys; Lantern Glass, , t.•
4n feet, it is impossiblo to enumerate. All sorts
of ardolesrnade of Glass and sold at Drug stores,
can he round at Roy's.
Roy'S stock of pure Wines and Liquors for Me
dicinal purposes has long been known to the phy
sicia.ni Of thier county. ' -These Liguori are of the•
pnreq. and best quality; selected with great care,
and.egpreisly for medical use. PerfumerYnnd
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FANCY -GOODS. _
CRYSTAL' Kt-ROSE'NE,
a',pnre and reliable article, perfectly safe to 'use.
Leta much Jonger than the poorer qualitiea:
will bo sold at Roy's as cheap as - the cheapest.
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' , cirefully and accurately compounded from pure
old reliable medicines. Alr - Orders by mail
Oromptly attended to. -
NEW SPRING & SUMMER GOODS !
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:4t the People's Store, Corning, N. Y.
We now have on hand an optimally '
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- ,,adapted to the best trade of thtli place and vioin •
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of every variety.
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Our facilities for BITING GOODS are UN.
SURPASSED by any in this section, and we
iriah if indeistodd that
We-do not-intend to -be. -UNDEASOLD by
gT if If,
quality of Goode considered, whatever others
may say about it, auct i in proof of this we ask an
EXAMINATION of oar GOODS and PRIMP
Oreatising ourselves suit to • get angry for show.
tug Goods when po purcipm is made. • WA shall
give our customers the FULL BENEFIT OF
ANY DgaINE in, the; Marltet.elionld there be
any, and stroithi Goode advance we shall be com
pelled to foftow. shall continue the syStem of
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We tender:On - if Ilutnies to tkei citizens :of Tiogs
Co., who have patronized no and would, respect
fully invite them - 311 , 1m have never done so to call
and see us. Store opposite the Dickinson House
on Market Street, three doors west of the corner,
end Nth al:llsre isibt•offpangerford'eliatik:' •
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& WAITE.
CO6lit;
Joini.- A. Roy,
DYES, COLORING
. MATERIALS,
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FOR NEDIOA-tPUI SES. -
RA'S DRUG STORE. -
to be found in this part of the State
AT THE
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
BEM
which is,atcaditg growing in favor.
;1 1066.
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STIND FROM umn.
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THE °CORNERS" OF HIGH! PRIOEB,
(wit
EVERY THING DOWNt
TO OORRESPOND WITH
THE EMERGENCY,
W. R. Smith's Sons,
ADDISON, N. Y.;
The old and reliable
PEOPLES' STORE,
In Splendid ehspe lo eatiely everybody.
FRESH STOCK OF GOODS NOW AR-
RIVING Ift.T 1 ft.T THE SLACHHTER-
ED RATES
To lee ia to be convinced that you
CANNOT DO BETTER.
Put as eye over on the Local Column for the
lEPORTA.NT NEWS.
Figures won't Lie.
k
NOTICLOW THEY JOWL,
Who hold large Stocks of Goods at
Price r s.
CAN YOU DO BETTER ?
(not if vs know onnielwes,)
Than to- buy your Goods of
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- SC R. - SMITE'S SOL.
.TIOn
ADDISON, March 14 18604
L BALDWIN & CO.,
Bospeetfully inform their customers and friends,
that having entirely sold out their old stock of
At Anotion. They have replaced them with a
new and well selected lot of
' DeLAINES, CHALLIES, PRINTS,
BLEACHED AND BROWN MIISLINS,
READY • RADE OLOTHING,
LINEN COATS, HATS :AND CAPS,
LADIES' HATS TRIMMED AND
WALL AND WINDOW PAPER,
lIIRDWARR & TINWARE.
e;;.• ; ; Ot :
is large and complete; and we would most re
spectfully call your attention to
we keep on band at all times and will be sold at
prices to defy competition.
TOUR BUTTER, CHEESE, EGGS,
IMI
Is as good as the CASH to us at their market
value.
TIOGA, May I
THE
New Spring Goods,
JUST RECEIVED AT
UN N& 1 & WICRINS,
Nikpl HAVE JUST RECEIVED A NEW
and well seleeted, dock of goods, which
we are selling very
. I
LOT POE CASH OR READY PAY.
Goddl yard wide sheeting for
Heavy yard wide sheeting for
Delaines, ...;
Standard Ilirints from
OTHER GOODS IN PROPORTION
We also keep constantly on hand a choice
stock of
GROCERIES, FLOUR, POZK,
At very low figures
HAMBLETONIAN, Hambletonian;
grandsire, Abdallah ; g-graadaire, old
Mambrino; g-g-grandsire, imported Messenger.
Seven years old, 16 bands high, dark roan, can
trot a mile in less than three minutes. He can
shotrmore good stock than any other stallion in
Tioga county.
Will stand the ensuing season at the stable of
the proprietor, in Knoxville, until August 1, 'B6.
For terms, see large posters.
Knoxville, Map 16, 1866.
fiIiOLERA DROPS AND POWDERS—At Webbs'
Drug Store.
Ibave given the subject of Cholera particular atten
tion, and think my prescription for this formidable dis
ease !banded upon pathological indications, and the best
and most modern method of treating Cholera. No Aun
ily should be without a bottle of these) drops in the
house. W. W. WEBB, M. D.
Wellsboro, May 2. 1566.
PLASTER! PLASTER !—The undersigned
will be prepared to furnish the farmers of
Tioga county with fresh ground Plaster, as soon as
nivigatioft opens, at their mill near Mansfield.
H.OWENSdcCO.G.E.
Manifield, March 28, 'BB-tf
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION having
been granted to the undersigned on the es
tate of Jacob Prntsman, late of Tioga, deceased,
all persons indebted are required to make imme
diate payment, and those having claims against
said esbate must present them to
JOHN I. MITCHELL,
Administrator de bonis non.
Wellsboro, June 13, 1866.-6t5
THE TIOGA CORNET BARD is .in good
blowing order, and will play for picnics, cel
ebrations, Ae., for a reasonable compensation.
P. H. Adams leader.
H. P. HARRETSON, Bee'y
Tiogn, June 0,1800.-3 t
TIOQA, PENN'A
DRY GOODS
DRESS GOODS,
FANCY CASSIMERES,
PLAIN, CARPET WARP,
BOOTS & SHOES,
Our stock of
QUALITY AND PRICE.
FLOUR, SALT AND NAILS,
GRAIN, &A), to.,
T. L. BALDWIN ,t CO
q66-ly
HIND LOT
OF
TIOGA, PA.
ECIE
25 "
EU
4 to 20 "
May 30, 1866.
0. H. WOOD