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and 10 State St., Uoston
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Newspapers in tin; United States si ml
the (Vn;i l.i-- they are authorized to con
trict lui' us at our lowest rale.
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OIL NEWS. j
' Cl.YIUON Oil. M.Tf Kits. Tin; ten
companies, of which I Inn. 'A" in. 1'.
Sehell is Presidi -if, njiorat iii'r in differ- :
ent purls o( this county, are mtikint? ar. J
: rnngetnents to consolidate. S en of 1
' tlio companies, we understand, have a!.
nendy made the arrangement, and the .
others are exp . eled to ." into if. The .
intention is to put. down several wol's i
' otic t1iou-i:i!i I feel or mere d'-eii, through I
the thir l -and lock i
" he wi ll just below the mouth of (he i
Clarion river wiliced in aunt her place j
- ia vi"l'l in lt over 40 bnrrcls ft day and
Ins ber steadily inereasinir coming up j
from a ten hatrel well, in the hist three j
,'.eks. It is between .NOO mid 0 leer j
deep, and it U estimated that to reaeh j
the same strata of rock further up alontr )
tho Clarion we must go deeper.
We are iM that the Plvson run well '
i
7 miles above here, on the Clarion
river which has been pumping nil for
several months, is inereasin'.'. and be
eotninir a valuable well. The company
intend nutting down another well in the
same locality.
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We liava no late uew frmu the oili. j
r wells, nl' a detinite diameter, though
we hear rumors of several' important j
stiikes. We shall endeavor to gather'
information on the subject for publiea. !
tion m-xtweek. j
A company has put up a derrick and
engine and arc about commencing lo put
down a well, i.enr tln iair ground, a!,
tile west end ot our borough.
We gather the following oil news
from our exchanges :
Oil. IN A:iMSTK:iNtl t'uLN TV
Messrs. lirewer, Lurke & Co., received
on Saturday a consignment of 'J7" bar.
rcls of oil. it being the second shipment,
from a well recently struck on the Al
legheny rtver, at Robinson's Mills, near
l'arker's Lauding, opposite the mouth
of the Clarion i iver. Thin well is owned
by the Clarion and Allegheny river Oil
Company, the stock being principally
held by Philadelphia capitalists. This
well i.s the only development as yet made
on tneir property. Tt is Sill feet deep,
:ind when first pumped produced only
en barrels daily, but has increased
steadily, and the daily product is now
between thirty and froty barrels. The
(nality is of tho very best lor refining
purposes, like, most Alleghany river oil.
The expenses of development are inurdi
less than on Oil Creek or that vicinity.
Wood i.s very cheap; coal ten cents per
bushel, and rents and all items that make
up tho cost of living, less than half,
what they'iiru in the Oil Creek region, j
A twentvfive barrel well in this lo-a.
tion i.s worth more than a fiTty barrel!
well on Pithole, while land can be
bought in fee or leased at this point on
much more favorable terms than on
Oil f'rek or Pithole. We should sin- !
pose that tho many dry holes in the ol. ,
derod regions, put down in a very ex
penive manner, and on territory leased
or bought at fabulous prices, would in- ,
ducc those purposing to invest in the ,
in'insr or boring for oil, to try their luck !
iit this new point, which has just been
no satisfactorily tested. 'iltsbmyh
Co in in t re ill, Xu 0.22.
PiTtioi.K, Pa., Nov. 17.
Within tho past few days the (ov.
;rntnent officials have brought to light
fuets which show the most extensive
fraud.-i agaiust the Iutcnial Revenue
Uepartinent.
Yesterday the officers icicJ wells
numbers 47. 54, and 70 three of the
1 if-egt on tho 1 homns llolmden farm.
The I lovci ument claims amount of $118
00, ofwliieh $38,000 is owned by the
Vnitod States I'etioleum Company, and
tibniit. by a large operator here,
who, if is alleged, last night made nl!
h'f interests over to a second puity.
The Government haa notified the
He" of iha wnriinjj interest in the
veils not lo di liver any more oil to tin
:i .i,
paid. 1 h te is much excitement here
ibe (ml jeet. aiul it is feared tho hot.
m has not yet been reached.
There are but few people who realize
be ar,liial value of a flowing well. Am',
i is only nf'icr the figures are put upon
nper ll.at we i.rc cua'ded to see, the
rot uahh which is poured tut or a
.nod will iii a single year. We are led
o those i t market by figuring upon No.
0 the "liurchcll Well" llolmden
.'aim. This well is producing 7"i
I'arveis (iaiiy. which multiplied by '''",
:ives two hundred and filly five thou,
-mid and five hiindjcd barrels us one
vein's product average price per bar
rel ?;"), making a grand total of one
nillion, two hundred an i seventy-seven
thousand, and five hundred dollars.
A correspondent states that great ex.
cilt ment prevails at Prnnklin over a big
strike made, on Saturday afternoon on
the Miller farm, about four miles below
Franklin, on the Allegheny river.
(Jood judges, who have been on the
ground, report it flowing 1,(100 barieli
per day. The lowest estimate made by
any is ;l'0 to M)0 barrels per day.
No. 1 IS. Thomas llolmden i'avm,
Pithole Cret-k, is now flowing at the rat
of L'iiO barrels per (lav. Tho well whs
pumped lor over a week without sue.
ee.i-s, and commenced to flow very slid.
den'y. The indications arc that No 7'i
llolmden farm will prove n S00 barrel
well.
J'nm tin- Lrie Obi:r.-rrr.
Man Shot iiv a Pouckman A man
naiucd Kdnard Kimball, w;.s shot by
st ceial policeman. Captain I 'unlaji.in the
saloon of l'eed & Thompson, on Satur
day evening last. The particulars ol 'he
i ceurreree are about as follows; "A
t artv ol n ine six or einht. most of them
employeas in the Philadelphia i I'rie
S'lop. were in the salocn drinking, and
loakiiiL' considerable noise Mr. Puidaj.
ciMiie in wi'li two or h'c" IViin N imd.
while there, two of th prlie- coorii'Mic
ed fighting. He insisted on sep rating
them, when he was in suited in a gross
maimer bv several of the crowd, one
of whom defied him to take him Mr.
Punlnp. who kept viry cool during the
whole ji flair, took him by the collar, and
led him up stairs, where he w.-is followed
by the companions ol the prisoner, who,
unnn reaching the sidewalk, fell all to
gether upen the officer, beating him
badly and taking away the prisoner.
Mr. Punhip, finding his life in danger,
fired three or four shots, which had the
effect of scattering them somewhat, lie
then went, as we understand. into anotli
cr saloon for help, and as he was com'ng
out. was again assailed, when he filed
the hist and laf;(l shot, llesta'es that
he was coinins up ti e steps when one f
the par'v who was standing at the top i f
the stairs, exclaimed. Mere he is!" and
aiicd a kick at his face As be ihu w
hack his head to avoid the Mow. he
lired. The ball struck the unfortunate
man in the right breast, passing about,
two inches above the heart, and burying
itself in the right lung. Another ol'the
parly named Williams, was shot through
the hand. The wounded man seemed
to lie unconscious of his hurt, and walk
ed up Slate street as far as the Amen,
can House, where he fell upon the side
walk. He was assisted into the hall,
and his hurt discovered. A physician,
Ir. ISrandes, was immediately sent for,
and a clergyman. The wounded man
madean affi lavit as to tho circumstances,
and exhonerated the officer from all
blame. I le declared, however, his in.
noeence of any assault ftt the time of the
firing of the pistol." Although at first
supposed to be beyond recovery, he is
now thought to be out of danger. Three
others of the alleged rioters, giving their
names as Hcndrcks, Williams and Kel.
ley, were subsequently arrested, and held
to bail in the sum of $"00 each, to ap
pear at the next term of court.
Fatal Accidknt. A fatal accident
oeeurcd at Pithole on the morning of the
0th. At about four o'clock nu explo
sion oeeurcd at well No. 2 rrink'sLeasei
Holuideu farm, resulting in the death of
Unit is Milligaii, driller, and seveai ly
fienlding Felix Vi.skenski. engineer. The
boiler was forced t hi. .ugh the derrick,
carrying away tl'e sampsou post, bull
wheal, clc. .c !fi iiijf.
Smiiot s ArcuiKM'. Wo learn that,
on Thursday November Ot h, Mr. John
!rowu, ol I'm usiilo township, r.ict with
a ci'ioiis accident. uhiUl helping to raise
a house. In patting up n log, it slipped
and fell on a cant ho ,k, which struck
Ml. lirown in the gumi will) such lorce
as to knock him i nliiily si useless (or
g.iuic lime On .-uiol..y tnoiuiiig last he
w.is stiii living, but no hopes were enter.
tallied lor his iccovcry mint's
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Oheat Haii. in Cm;sTKHFnr
NoTKS. On Saturday f man niinied
Uohagcr was arrested in Now Yolk, mid
on the police scinching bis room, they
found n stock of bogus Ticasury notes,
of the denominations ol five dollars nnd
filly ;oiits, representing altogether one
hundred and eleven thousand dollar
packages. The bil's nrn rather po u
ones, and would not ileeeivo those ac
eusloiund to handling money ; but it i
lielieved that lurge ij'i.'.utilies ot then.
have been sent to ihu West and Suit!,,
.rhero l hey may have a Letter chance o
getting into cneuluiion. It is mpposei
Ilia house was the hendquartein of :
targe gsnr (if counterfeiter. Jtf.-ulfi-
Ia o c si I s
ll.NWKl.t. -The F.dilor forilie past week
being unwell will te? 1 1 it, tor the defi
ciency in our local column this issue.
Cu KAr. The Elk A,h:,vatc, nt 81, oO
a year.
Pr.KAsA.vr. Tin
few days back.
weatln
for
Stim, ix Town. J. F. M'Carlney,
the Photographer, hut will remain only,
for a short time with us.
QriTB It.l.. Mr. J. 0. Chapin. who
left hero to vL-it his brother in York
Stale, some time ago, waslaken with Ty
phoid fever, and was from lasts accounts,
'juitc ill.
Nor Puni.isur.D. Those verses left
with us some tinio ago, by Miss A. S.,
but will try and give them a place soon,
in our columns.
JfcT-.Ttist as we were going to press, a
telegram was received by Mr. J. Pow.
oil, stating, that Mr. J. C. Chnpin was
still dangerously ill, near Corry. Mr.
Powell and l)r. Niver started immedi
ately to fcc him.
Wantf.d. We would announce to
our readers, that they may not be back
ward in offering u country produce on
subscription we will take Potatoes Hot
ter, I'uckwhcHt, Corn, Apples &c, and
wo seldom refuse, Ui e'itb.icks or (Joil.
IPr.Tt.iiXKi). Mr Daniel (ilenicnls,
and sister, who Ins for a few months
past, beeii at Allied Centre, Allegany
Co., N. Y. at College.
A "out to Oi'KN. Tin) new Saloon i
of Mr. Iavid 'I haver. M the old stand,
known us Chapin' Pl- ck. on Main St.
All wVhing a .ood di'.i of Oysters, or
n nood glass of larger beer, will find
"l.rviticiia" there, rca ly to wait upon
you.
ImI'IiuVf.mknt. Quite an improve
ment has been made in our town, by
a of side wioks. Messrs. Houk &
M Yean have laid one in f ront of their
lots on Main street. Mr. li. I. other lias
also laid one from the Post OJiee, to
connect with the one, laid to tho Hyde
House.
KirThe following notice, was sent
us b u friei d, iiskii g its publication.
- OAW 7 .1 L E S SA L E. J
P.Y Yllll t'K OF an liiecuiion to
me diivcled. there will be exposed to
public siicatihc house ol Scavers & co
)iM:iiM'iitt'r in alli-gheiiy lp., Yenango
county, on the '1 day ol iiovcmher at 1U
o'eiok. II m ihe foiiow nig properly viz:
as splendid set ot Drlliin tools samlpuuip
lioap orgi rstem Prills Kimtsra Keiuhes
lfelicv anvil ami all the sinull'j traps that
lielougs to a oil well
Taken in execulioii as tho property of
W P Collins at the suit ot 0 E JJyugton
and to be sold hn me, I
i F I Nolou Constable,
ATTEMPT AT MJICiDE. Un InilVS
day November .'JOlh, a man calling him
sell Chirk, aud hailing as he says, from
Camden New Jersey, came to this place
on the 11 Ji7 a. in. train. lie was no
ticed walking around town, by many of
our citizens, who supposed something
was wrong with him. He stated to several
that he was alraid of being shot, that he
had been fired at some 15 or 10 times.
Nothing mere was known of him until
o,..il-a.i ; !, iitr.,,1.. it..,.i
111. I.HI.UU IUIU IIIO . I J -. ' ' JAUU.-IU,
when it was seen that his throat was
partially cut from ear to ear. A Doc.
tor from Yoi State being present, of. j
fercd to dress (he wound, which he did i
in a skillful manner, alter scwiug up j
u.e gasn in t no tnroat, attention was
called to his leftside, which he had
stanhcil. Willi Ihrt himoi knife liuvmo-
same Kune na ing
the ktiit'rt still in
his possessiou. 1 he
knife struck a rib, iuflictiug a wound
some three inches iu depth.
lie in a uiua about years old, and
rom papers in ins possession, seems to
..avc ueeu 11 uumocm man, .hu
"snakes got into his boota ; which will
tuby explam the Ciusaol the rash act.
Whkiie TO IL V IIoM PAY GO;iPS.- !
Dealers and consumer always find it lo
their advantage to buv their goods where
the largest stock and best assortment
can be found. In the
., . .
Confectionary
aud Notion lino wo do not
know of a
larger uud better selected assortment
than is to bo f uitid at Loner & Burgss'
Yariety Store. 'I hey ure doing their
host to keep u;t tho supply and meet
the dtfoiuud lor their go i.s For the
Holiday Ira.lc they can offer an aluio.'t
endless variety ot Sugar Toi, ('andies,
Notions and Siuad Wares, suited to the
trade ot the season. Dealers will do
i well lo or.ier and buy early, as the uc.
maud lor this cl:ii of goods will bo im
mense. 1 lo not wait until the lat mo.
iiieul. us the chances I r gelling an 1 us.
fortit.eiit le.-seu every day.
Suppkn Dkviii ()a Friday aficr-
i noon last Mis .M'( jm.it in, wife of Nichol.
sou M (jil.sii'i of Pinecreek township,
a in ihe. SioiU of Air. Blood, muting
i nut; puieti.i.-es, she toll to the floor iu
hi Spoleiio fit. ho wis picked up by
. hose present and carried into tho resl
lenceol K. L. Blood, and medical aid
.lulled, toil all (-florin to revive her tailed,
is she died iu a few minutes. She was
leeompaiiieil by her mm, woo us 'soon as
10 saw her taken into I lie house, slavtod
lorlhc faiiuly, but none of them snivel
in toi n tf her alive.--frruJ.
Itema of All Sorts,
Mrs. Jefferson Davis is residing nt
the house of n Mr. Schuyler, nca.' Au
gusta. Georgia. She enjoys her usual
robust health.
''If you ever think of marrying a wid
ow," aid an anxious parent to an heir,
"select, oae whoso first husband was
hung ; for that in the only way to pre
vent her throwing his in"iuory into your
face, and making annoying compari
sons." ,-Kven that won't ptevent it,"
exclaimed n crunly old bachelor, "she'll
praise him by saying that hanging
would be too good lor you."
PrZ" fights between woman arc of
daily occurrence in South Staffordshire,
Fngland. They strip to tho waist and
follow the rules of Fistiana implicitly.
"I nm willing to split hairs with my
opponent any day if he insists upon it,"
said a very distinguished American law
er, in a speech at the bar. ''Split that,
then," said tho oppenent, pulling a
coarse specimen from his own head and
extending it. "May it please tho Court,
I didn't say bristles'."
A young lady was told by a married
one that she had better precipitate her.
1 self off N'aoara Falls into tho basin bo-
neath than to marry. The young lauy
replied, "I would if I thought I could
find a husband at the bottom."
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A fruit preserving house with a
capacity of "."i.'KIO bushels, is to be
erected at IJuGaloata cost of ?1 00,000. j
There are 1 02,000 skeletons of
horses and cattle killed during tae war
in the Shcuaudoih Yalley collected at a
j bone factory near Winchester. ,
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About 100 colored e migrants sail
ed from Paltimor; for Liberia last cat
uiihiy in a vfsse.1 chartered by the Mary,
land Colonization Society.
fienerul Grant's reception at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York, on
Monday evening was attended by over
11,000 invited guests.
The Democracy of Wisconsin have
gained two senators and numerous rep
lesentatives, and have popular majoii. j
tics in three congressional districts.
Last week a Cleveland justice of j
the peace suninione.il a negro a jiuy. !
in.! n. but had to back down, as the whftc
jurora refused to serve with him. j
A young nun named Power has
been committed in Waxford. Ireland,
ou a charge of killing his father by stab
bing him in fifteen places with a hay
lork.
ino board ot Aldermen in
ington have resolved in favor of
Wash
a spe
cial elcniion to fettle the question of
negro suffrage in that city, in the event
of Congressional action ou the sub
ject. ! A railway is to be built through the
Alps by the pass of St. Gothard. Eight
i years of labor aud au expenditure of
" ! eighty millions of francs will be involved
in the undertaking.
Tho Emperor of Napoleon, upon
being informed that the chief of police
of Marseilles had left the city during tho
prevalence of the cholera, atoucc sigucd
an order dismissing him.
The Floiidii Convention has an
nulled the secession ordinance of that
State, abolished the reception or negro
testimoney in the court, repudiated the
rebel war debt, and adjourned.
-In Boston, on Saturday, a boar
ding-house keeper was found murdered
, ;a ,lis buJ In t,,0 vicinity of tho 8alU0
1 ci, 0 Rllluj thc bdly of a umrj
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Tho b,io ;n Xew york
! 01, act;(,untof lhu appearance of the chol.
cra hts ellt in.y subsided. The sick on
board the hospital ihip at Fandy Hook
j, rapidly convalescing, aud the cholera
j.j -Atlnnt" is now entirely free
I from pestilence
A Providence mini deposited 81,
000 for safe keeping in an unused stove,
, Ho. was called out of town unexpectedly,
and coiu snap coming on, a tire was km
,, , .
n lit 1 lilt hiir.l narn'miri
, ol years were reduced to ashes in a sin
gle moment.
I Gen. Sheridan is ut San AnUmia,
Tt-xas. Orders have i.one forward to
Coneentrale a prelty laioze military f'ureo
iii ihat vicinity, the precii-e object of
which has not yet transpired, but it is!
supposed to ha lor tho purpose ol look.
ing alter I he French troops.
Theodore Smith, of West Chester,
cautions the public against trustiug his
wife, she haviug left his bed and board.
Matilda replies that the bed belonged
to her innih'r, aud as for the board,
Tucodnie owes lor it, their two years ot
married life having been spent at her
father's house.
The Cloven, mom hii discovered that
some of its own detectives have beeu lor
some time engaged in ''bhoviug" the new
oouiitei'lo'it Guy dollar greenbacks.
What Letter could bo expected ot the
tools of Suutou If
Petroleum has be-on diboovorcd in
llussiu iu abuudaucc and with oasy facil.
ilics for working. This will eventually
confine American petroleum to the home
ws'ktitf.
ftlrThe holidays are close nt hand
nnd our dealers arc preparing to meet
the wants of tho Reason. The largest
and best stock of goods for this trade
will he found at I5cncr& 1'urgess, con.
tee.tionaiy establishment, Erie, Pa,
They manufacture and keep everything
in the candy line, as well ha n general
as5oi tiiient ol Notions, Toys, ito.
Everybody knows ihem by the repu
fntionoftiKir Cough Candy Moss ami
Elm. It proves itself the best article!
of the kind ever introduced The in. .
i
mense quautilies they ship every day i.s I
proof that tho public appreciate a good I
v ., .... ' 11 . ,
article., ..1 hey arc prepared to fill or
ders fur it in any ouantit v. Everybody
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who tries it says it is just tho thing.
, - (novU'63. tf)
An Error Corrected.
Most practitioners and midiciec ma
kers, in preparing pulmonary medicine,
use ingredients which must be prescrib
ed "not oftcner than three or four times
per day;" the pioper treatment in such
cases is to einplay a mediciuo that it i.s
' safe to every liftcen minutes. the dircc.
: tions for cough medicines should be
"little and often." It is tho throat, not
the stomach, that requires treatment
this is the secret of the success of Ooc's
i Cough Balsam. "Take it, little and
often." Iu a very short time it has be.
come immensely popular.
The Throat. Families would do
well to keep always at home a box of
liriiwa lironrhlal Troth', a simple
but most marvellously cflicaeious specific
for affections of the throat, affording
prompt relief in cases of coughs, coids.
1 ronchial (roubles, etc. Singers and
public speakers will find them also ex
cellent to Hear the voice and render ar
ticulalioti wonderfully easy. Monthly
M'l'niziiir
Squibs
"Hang it!" exclaimed a famous
painter, who was engaged upon a pic-
tore of King Lear, "I cannot impart
the wild exprassiou of iusanity to his
f., "
"Touch it up with a little madder,"
was the suggestion made by a facetious
friend.
The dove was the first newspaper
carrier wheu one morning it weut. out
of the ark and brought a leaf for Noah.
It contained a paragraph on the weath
er, iidrifyiiig him that the heavy rain
storm had subsided.
Power, it is said, will intoxicate
the best hearts as winn does the stron
gest. This is why there arc so many
intoxicated persons iu Washington, just
now powerand wine combined.
Why is a drunkard hesitating to
sign the pledge like a skeptical Ilia,
doo ?
Because he doubts whether to give
up the Jug-or not.
Why is Louis Napoleou's baby like
, the tail of a herring 1
Because it is
the last of the bony
parts.
"Say, Jack, what is the best thing
to hold two pieces of rope together 1"
"I guess not."
Industry and perseverance well
clung to will place a young man in
good circumstances It is better to be
honest with a competence than a rascal
with a million.
He that is truly polite knows how
to contradict with respect and to please j
without adulation, and is equally remote
from an insipid complaisance and a low
familiarity.
A man should never be ashamed
to own that he has been iu the wrong,
which i.s but saying, in other words,
that he is wiser to. day than he was yes-
! terday.
The cheerful are the busy; when j ncxl nt one o'clock p. m., the following de
trouble knocks at yo-ir door, or rings scribed Town lots i.i said Horougli of St.
I nm. l.oll I... mill -:,
j ... ... n j j -
tiena him word that you are engaged. !
Envy, if surrounded on nil sides by
the brightness of another's prosperity,
like the .scorpion confined by a circle of
fire, will sting itself to death.
A Western editor heads his list
of births, marriages, and deaths, thus :
Hatched Matched Dispatched.
OViiliiniu .,,t ilair lifiv u-lmr nr. t mi
crying for ?"
. . . ... J , J V. . .. . . t ' J , I ' . - J ''
'Hill hove the Bible at me and hit
me ou the head."
'Well, you are the first person in my
family ou whom Ihe Bible has made the
slightest impression."
A little Swedish girl, while walking
with her father one starry nijht, absorb,
ed in thc contemplation of tlm skies,
being asked of what she was thinking,
refilled : '-I was thinking if the wrong
fide of Heaven is so glorious, what must
the right side be!"
A lit HAL genius of Lunerne county,
Pa., las invented a plan lo prevent
chickens iruui scratching wardens. Tho
plan as to secure a slick to tha bcel of
the fowl, so that as tho foot is raised the
stick lalls and strikes the. ground, throw
ing; tho Jowl forward. ' Repeated efforts
to&eratch will causo ihechiukss tOTlk
' clear cut cf tho garden.
DIE D .
In Highland township, ou Friday
Nov. Kill ISfio, of Dipiheria. Alexan
der Campbell. Aged 8 jeaia and 1
mouth. ' -
I
I In Highland township, on Sundr.y
Nov. 2Gth 18C5, of Diptheria. Williuui
Campbell Aged 11 years.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Orphan's Court Sale.
J'-V VI 111 UK of an order of the Orplinn's
C'mrt of Klk county , 1 sliall sell at tlic Court
IHitise in Hirfgway on Tuesday the 2J day
of January A. 1 isr.t;. at two (2) o'clock
v' f"1101'"? described tract, picjo
'" V'ccl of land, situate in Fox township,
Klk ooiinty ., c..iil.iining one hundred
ZZl "3." 7 h'' vri,l',he ",r,,1,nc."'.
nioiiff rinrt ot wurrunt n 41RC. U,mit,i
on the .South by Und of Oarduer and on tha
North nnd West by re-idue of said tract No.
118(1. Terms of sale, (,-ush upon confirm .
; tion of the sale.
ADAM FOST,
Administrator of (he Estate of Leri Nolf,.
late of Armstrong county deceased.'
Nov. L'.jth 'Go.
W 1ST of Grand Jurors drawo
for'
January Term 18G6.
Pcuczett tp. Cornclus Yainwright,,
John Johnson, Kalph Johnson, Jr.
Benziiigcr tp. Adam Kopp, Wm..
Grofs, George 13oiier. , ;
Fox tp. Conclius Whalen, Lawrence
Mohan Sr. John C. M'allister, O. P.
Kelts, Hays Kyler, Robt tM. Bennett,
Edwin fVWen.
Jay tp. Justus Weed, Win. 'M.
Webb, Jos. Dill.
Jones tp. Wm. II. Gallegher,
llidgway tp. Geo. Dickinson, James
II. Hagerty.
St. Mary's Dor'o. Edward Babel,
N iah A Bradford, Michael Fey, Fred,
erick lluuolph, Charles Schisslc.
SIST of Tra'crso Jurors, drawn
Jauuary Term, 18(30.
for
Bible Anton
Clark 0. G.
Chamberlin Jos. S.
Ca Lilian Michael
Bfcnzinger,
Kidgway, ,
Fox,
do
Ridgway,
Beneset,
Fox,
do
Ben tinker,
Spring Creek,
BenetAtt,
do
Benzinger,
llidgway, ,
St. Marv'a,
Fox,
Benesttt,
Jay,
Fox,
Jonei,
do
Bensioger,
Jones,
do ...
St. Mary's
Fox,
Benzinger, .
do -Fgx
Jay,
Fox,
do
St. Mary'g,
Jonee,
Jay.
Fox.
j1'11 Henesette
; Preelaud Oliver
! Hewitt Jerc
i Hys Isaac
Ilasselman Geo. Jr
Irwin Thomas
Johnson Jesse
Johnson J. O.
Kraikcl Philip
k-;.., i? v-
. it nut; at. v
Kit ft Joseph
La'gy Henry
Lewis Ellis
Luce Wm. P.
j M oyer Coonrod Jr
Miller Yalentine
Nearing Chai. C
Ness ul George
Pistner Jnsph
Pisiner John
Schultze Wm.C.
Short, Siinipsnn
Sore, Xaveri is J r
Schoening Gerhard
Sehocning Fred
Thomas John S.
j Thompson Peter
I Wilson Samuel
Weia Albert
Wnuk Ferdinaud
Webb Chas
Zimmerman L. U.
NOTICE- The ConiruissioneM of
Klk County, will meet at their office, in
Uidgway on Friday December 8th.
By order of the Board.
JOHN C.M'ALLISTKK Clk.
llidgway, Nov 24th 1S(5.
! KSTKAr.- Left tho premises of thc
undersigned, on or about the last of
J October, One Red Heifer, about 2 years
I old, small horns.
Any ono giving information or bring,
ing the said hcifor to St. Mary's Bor'o,
will bo liberally rewarded by
JOSEPH WIN I FELDER.
St. Mary'b, Nov. 30th 18(55.
ORPHAN'S COURT SALE.
MOTlCti is hereby given I hut, in purm
ance of an order of tho Orphan'a Court of
Klk county, we will expose to puhlio sale,
ou the premises iu tho itorough of St. Marya
in said county on the -d dav of December
: Mary s, to-w:t
Town Lot Number sixteen f IB) on Mu-
rus street.
Town Lot N umbei eighteen (IS) on Mau.
ras street.
Tuwu Lot Number niuetocn (19) on Mftu..
rus st reel.
Town Lot Number seventeen 17 onCen.
lor si i eel.
Town Lot Number thirty-one on Croat,
direct.
Karfi nf said Town lots having one hun
dred feet front on t.ud fctrcein aud miming
buck nt right angles with uaid streets, two.
bundled luet.
't'ei uis of sale, one ba'.f cash at liiu of
ga'e and remainder within sii months there
r.f'ler with interest, to bo secured by the
purchuber, to tho satisfaction of the iub-i.
fccribeis. '.
K. C, SCHULTZE,.
MARY FISHER.
Administrator!.,
St. Mory'e, Not. 8th 18b5. '
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