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Twenty- BUSINESS DIRECTORY LEGAL. W. J. WHIELDON, Mercer, l'a. AIl kinds of legal business promptly and carefully attended to, Office, fourth door north of post-ollice.

KUDER, Attorney-at-Law, Greenville, Ta. Otice In Packard Block. Money loaned on bond and mortgage. Pensions obtained. Sep.

RALPH Commercial MAXWELL, block. Main Notary street. Public. Greenville, Office in the Pa. MEDICAL.

D. KUGHLER and J. B. MICKLE, Office Corner Main and Canal Streets. Will answer and attend all calls by day or night, in town or country.

MISCELLANEOUS. TO TEACHERS. NOTICE The directors of West Salem township will receive applications for the fall and winter term of six months antil 12 o'clock, noou. Saturday July 30, 1892. All applications to be in writing, with certificate.

Wages $18.00 per mouth tor full term, and $30,00 per month for winter term. Teachers to article for euch separute term, D. A. TITZEL, Sec, 5304w Greenville, Pa. NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

The undersigned, Trensurer of Mercer county, will meet the tuxpayers of the several townships and boroughs it said counts for the purpose of collecting the County, State and Dog tax for the year 1802, and for recelving Mercantile and other licenses sold year between the hours of 9. a. and 4 p. at the following times and places: Lackawannock and Springfleld townships nt field, Thursday, June 23. Delaware township at New Hamburg, Friday, June 24.

Stoneboro and Lake townsbip at Lake house, Suturday, June 25. Fredonia In the foreneon and Fairview In the afternoon, Tuesday, June 28. Jefferson, Jackson, Coolepring, Findley and wannock townships at office in the Court House Mercer, from June 29 mos August 81, Ottice hours 9 s. to 4 p. BI.

The taxpayers of Hickory township can meet 1210 either at West Middlesex, Sharon or Sharperille. No taxes received at the Court House until June 20. Poritively no taxes received after Angust 81. All persons are requested to preserve their receipir. All persons who have been arseased by the Mercantile Appraiser and those who have begun businesa since the Mercantile Appraiser completed his assossment, will call and secare their licenses while I an in their vicinity without fail, AN 1 will not call at your place of baxinoss to collect the same, and all who have not paid on or before July 9 will he sued on the 10tb.

WM. H. Treasurer W. R. FESSLER HAS OPENED A TAILOR SHOP Over Moyer's cigar store, where he will be pleasetc rceive a share of the public patronage.

GO TO DUNLAP'S -FORJEWELRY and SILVERWARE, Greenville Souvenir Spoons, Also Musical Instruments, Violin, Guitar, Banjo and Mandoline Strings. Repairing of Watches, Clocka sad dense A Specialty, A written guarantector one year given with ench watch repaired J. W. DUNLAP, 206 Main Street, IF. PA Dambacher Donner, FASHIONABLE Merchant Tailors, Invite you to call and see their Spring Summer ALSO Hats, Caps and Gents' Furnishing Goods.

GREENVILI R. PA. Greek Fruit Store. CONOMAKIS keeps constantly on hand the choicest and Finest Fruits, Confections, Bon Bons, Hie goods are sure to please and his prices low. Give him a call.

W. N. RENO, M. Druggist Pharmacist, SUCCESSOR TO- SAM'L ALDENDERFER, aim to this maintain house has the high established repu: WILL tation by keeping a full line of PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES, and all articles usually kept in a firstclass Drug Store, and by reasonable prices and upright dealing. A reasonable share of patronage is solicited.

ADVANCE. CORRESPONDENCE. ORANGEVILLE. A. W.

Thompson and family are visiting friends at Greenford, 0. Miss Lola a Kennedy, Pittsburg, is visiting her cousin Nina Burnett. Miss Allie Fell spent last week with friends in Meadville. W. D.

Morrison and wife, Sharpsville, was Will in town Speir, SaturdaY.ar been suffering from an attack of pleurisy, is some better. Mrs. Sam Johnson and two childreo, of Texas, are spending the summer here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Apthorp.

Miss Mary Paden, Warren, visited friends here last week. Miss Lottie Fitch, who has been with her sister for some time, has returned home. NEW HAMBURG. P. A.

Stoyer and family, of Pittsburg, are visiting friends here. C. A. and A. O.

Williams, who were at home over the Fourth, have returned to their work in Pittsburg. Miss Carrie Kashner, of Orangeville, visited her parents here on Sabbath. John. Hamblin and family, wno have been visiting friends here, have returned to their homes in Little Washington. A.

Homer and wife, Pittsburg, are visiting friends in this vicinity. Miss Eva Gibson, is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B.

Snyder. Mrs. Daniel Moyer, who spent the past week with her husband in Pittsburg, has returned home. Communion services will be held in the Reformed church next Sabbath, preparatory services beginning on Friday evening preceding. JUNO.

SHEAKLEYVILLE. Wm. Crouch and family, of Sharon, visited at this place recently. Misses Maggie and Morrison are visiting in Transfer and Greenville. Miss Flora Wirtz, of New Castle, is the guest of Mrs.

Sisley. J. N. Limber was in Pittsburg the first of the week. Mr.

Price, of Indiana, spent a few days in town this week. Mrs. Heck, of Petershurg, is visiting her daughter. Mrs. S.

K. Paden. Mrs. Jenkins is having her bouse painted. Miss May Bruce is visiting in Greenville.

Mrs. Bachop has been visiting in Volant the past week. There will be an ice cream festival this (Thursday) evening at the house of Dr. Philips. Tickets, 25 cents.

JAMESTOWN, Moore, of Ohio, has rented the property belonging to Miss Kate Burton. Mrs. Sherbondy, who has been visiting friends in Fredonia, N. returned home last Thursday. Mrs.

Hays is visiting at Simons this week. Mrs. Robinson and her mother, Mrs. Harris, Miss are Boise, of visiting Sharon, friends is in the priest of ber sister, Mrs. A.

L. Hope. Mrs. Mattocks is visiting her son, William, at Ashtabula, Ohio. Mrs.

McClimans, of Adamsville, is the guest of her son, Mr. Joseph McClimans. Miss Bessie Mallorie was at Sharon over Sabbath. Mrs. Frank Beatty, of Hadley, visited her parents over Sabbath, Miss Trease Vance, of Sharpsville, is the guest of Miss Emma Rodgers.

Judson Snodgrass, of Conneautville, was home over Sabbath. SALEM. The wheat fields have been laid low the past week. Messrs. Thos.

Euard and Robt. Hiller have new binders to lighten their labors. 'The Farmers' Alliance has been doing a brisk business time past, and the meetings are well attended each week. Rev. H.

B. Stevenson, of Kausas, is visiting his boyhood home and occupied the M. E. pulpit Sabbath morning. The A.

C. F. Society hold their meetings enchad alternate Friday evening, It pity some of the finest looking specimens of young manhood that we have in our town must mar themselves both physically and morally, when away from home, by taking an enemy into their mouths to steal away their brains. Several nice looking new barns have completed, or nearly so, this month. Nearly all the schools close this week.

Scientific temperance has been taught regularly, and orally, in some of the schools, in others partially by text-book. PYMATUNING. Miss Della Smith and brother, Charlie, of Salem, are visiting friends and relatives in this vicinity. Fred Thompson, of Warren, is visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

John Kelly. Frank Jaxtheimer visited his uncle, Ruben Jaxtheimer, of Vernon, last Sabbath. Miss May Ralston, of Greenville, spent a few days with friends in this vicinity. Mrs. John Bacher and Mrs.

John Wolf, of Greenville, spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Matthay. Miss Twila Saylor visited friends in last week. Mrs.

Hilderbran, of Pittsburg, visited friends here last week. Mr. and Mrs. 1. E.

Seiple, of ville, visited Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Artherholt one day last week.

A concert and festival will be held Shenango, Friday evening, July 15, for the benefit of the Shenango church. Umbrellas recovered while you wait for them at Bacher, Be nninghoff It you want to use any wall paper this season, call at once, or send for samples, is while you can buy so very cheap, at IT. Beatty's. GREENVILLE, MERCER TRANSFER. Miss Maud Gillespie, of Meadville, is visiting relatives in this place.

Miss Jessie Maxwell is visiting friends in New Brighton. H. L. Stamm, of Warren, was. circulating among his friends in this place last week.

The Baptist church is to be repapered and painted. These repairs are much needed, and when completed the building will present quite a neat and tasty appearance. Rev. O. R.

Thomas preached a sermon to the Jr. U. A. M. last Sabbath evening, Miss Alice Porter visited friends in this vicinity last week.

Mrs. Wilson. of Allegheny, is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Livingston. Mr.

and Mrs. Stamm, of Warren. are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ab.

Polley. SANDY CREEK. William Van Eman and sister, Miss Anna, of Grove City, who have been the guests of Dr. Palm and family, returned home on Friday. Bert English, of Jamestown, who spent a few days, here last week, returned home orc Thursday.

Mrs. Catharine Palm, who has been visiting friends in Meadville and Brad. ford, came home last week. Mrs. Dan Morton, of Kitch's Corners, visited her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. S. H. Dunn, a few ago. Mrs.

Ezra Boyd, of Clark's Mills, called on old acquaintances here last week. Dr. Palm, accompanted by his brother-law, W. Van Eman, attended the races. in Meadville last week.

Jesse Bell, of Kansas City, is the guest of his sister, Mrs. Belle Sheakley. Monroe Snyder, of near Raymilton, was here a few days ago on busiress. In the past three months Mrs. Priscilla Brush has woven over four hundred yards of carpet, and was several webs more in the weaving room.

JAv. are visiting in this section. C. A. Williams, who is working at the stone cutting trade in Pittsburg, spent the Fourth with his wife and mother.

He returned to his field of labor on last Thursday. John Clark and family, of Clark's Mills, who have been visiting at Mr. John Donaldson's, Mrs. Clark's parents, concluded their visit last week. The ice cream social al Dr.

J. R. Caldwell's, on Monday night, was well attended. F. L.

'Homer has left for Kent, where be expects to be one I those agents." While Philip Landfried was cutting wheat across the from where the Schappe-Eckler intent-to kill -assault af took place, he had the good fortune to find the cleaver which figured so astrously to the comfort and appearance of Mr. Eckler. Schappe is in jail now and Eckler is under heavy bail. John Snyder, of Kremis, has erected A new dwelling house. Our farmers have begun harvesting in earnest.

An account of the fire appears elsewhere in this paper. DELAWARE. J. R. Homer and family, of Warren, KILGORE.

Miss Emma Hawks, of Hendersonville, visited friends in this place recently. Mrs. Jobe and son Gill visited friends Butler county last week. Elmer Blair is sojourning in Grove City at present. Miss Lizzie Kilgore, who has been visiting her many friends in Crawlord county, has returned.

Charley Vogan, who came home from Grove City, is improving slowly. Clyde Kilgore, of Sheakleyville, who has been staying with Samuel Kilgore, spent the first of the week at home with his parents. Married: June 30, Mr. B. Bonner and Miss Della Dick.

We extend congratulations to the happy couple. Mrs. Rice and her daughter, Miss Dessie, left on Thursday for Bradford, where they will visit fur some time. Born: A son to Mr. and Mrs.

James Beach, July 4. Bert Gilinger's house was almost destroyed by fire one day last week. Cause unknown. Miss Belle Jobe, who has been visiting friends in Mechanicsville, has returned. Communion services will be held the Irwin C.

P. church of this place, July 14; service to be conducted by Rev. Vanhorn, of Sandy Lake. Daniel Judy, of West Williamshield, Ohio, made a flying visit in this place recently, The store of Miss Margaret Morrow, our milliner, was closed by the Sheriff on Monday. The claims are held by Tillotson Co.

of Greenville, and Jos. Horne Co. of Pittsburg. A Demorest silver medal contest was held in the Presbyterian church last Tuesday evening under the direction of Miss Burch, of Greenville, The contestants were John Mohr, Miss Altha Mattocks, Miss Daisy Black, Miss Lida Gibson, Miss Maggie Johnson, Miss Lillie Taylor, Miss Ethel Beumeel, Miss Lois McCollough and Miss Alice Porter. The medal was awarded to Miss Porter, of Charleston; second prize to Miss Bunnell, and honorable mention to Miss Mattocks.

A child of George Baily is ill with scarlet fever. Miss Mame Jones, of Sharon, and Miss Fanny Jones, of Greenfield, visited their father last week. Miss Fanny remained till Saturday. Mrs. John Merchant and two children are in Cleveland.

They will remain several weeks, Wm. Pettit, of Greenville, was in town on legal business last Monday. Jesse Brown, of Cleveland, was the guest of John Merchant early in the week. Mart Rust reported for duty in Company N. G.

P. for service in the stead riots, last Monday. COUNTY, JULY CLARK'S MILIS. CLARK'S MILIS. Rev.

Baker and lamily have gone to Clarion county to attend the Clarion sembly. They will be absent for two weeks. On last Wednesday evening the W. F. M.

S. held their anniversary at the church, at which time Rev. Baker gave a free lecture. Afier the lecture a free will offering was given for the support of the work of missions. Rev, Phillips, of New Lebanon, will fill the pulpit next Sabbath and Rev.

Sam Mills, of Sugar Grove, one week from next Sabbath, on account of absence of Rev. Baker. Rev. Moore, pastor of the Presbyterian Church at Hadley, preached at the home of Mr. Hamilton McLean on last Sab.

bath afternoon, for the benefit of Father McLean, an aged gentleman who is unable to go to church. Rev. Sam Mills will address the Epworth League meeting on next Sabbath evening. Will Eckles and family and Mrs. Lizzie Zahniser and family bave moved to Greenville.

Frank Buchanan, who has been very sick, is better. James Small, came home last week from New York State. Miss Maud Pears is home 10 spend a few weeks. A. M.

Kerr visited his sister in Cochranton one day last Clara Kerr got badly burnt erelee the other day by accidently walking through hot ashes while playing in the yard. Miss Allie Small is again with us. David Baxter is visiting his brother, James, Mrs. in Lizzie Kansas. Dean presented her broth(ers, Andrew and Hamilton McLean, each with a new buggy.

Miss Hattie and Flora Simons are vis. iting their sister. Mrs. Young, near Franklin. Mr.

Asa Eckles has had his house painted. TATTLER. PREDONIA. tempora! mores! Populi haec intellegunt--Yet P'attison slept and thought the besieged people of Homestead needed no help. Messrs.

Frits, Heckman, Fruit and Welch report a fine trip to Connecticut and a fine place. They are having good success canvassing. Prof. Gilbert was in Mercer on business last Saturday. Mrs.

Roof, of Franklin, WAS visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Schaible, the past week. Newton Simpson and family visited friends in Mercer over Sabbath.

L. L. Milner is in Welsville, N. on business. He is agent, tor the McCormick Harvester and has been duing Some of our students took in the very successful business this season.

W. 1 Beal, of Clark's Mills, was In amination ion at Mercer last Saturday. town Saturday evening. W. A.

Smith, who went West last spring, has returned home. He is well pleased with the trip. At this writing (Monday) Mr. Boles is in a very critical condition. The directors of Otter Creek township have selected their teachers for the coming term, all of them former of the students of Perry township students of the Institute.

The majority former students here, while a number of teachers of Hempfield were also former students, The Institute surely stands as a monument in the history of donia. Married: July 2, by Rev. T. J. Allen, Harry Clark, of Clark's Mills, and Miss Eva Clark, of this place.

We congratulations. Carl Hart is learning the cutting trade in Cleveland, Ohio J. F. Thompson was visiting friends near Sandy Lake the forepart of last week. Dr.

Hogue was in Mercer last Saturday on business. The Doctor has been in Fredonia but a short time and bas already a large practice. Will Campbell, formerly of this place, was visiting here over Sabbath. T. M.

Haggerty were at Maboningtown on business last Saturday. Some of our young people attended Children's Day at St. John's church lasting Sabbath. M. M.

Alexander, a former student, has been canvassing in town. Prof. G. W. Haggerty called in town Friday.

Mrs. W. H. Moore, of Greenville, has been visiting her parents here. W.

E. Beil made a business trip to Hadley last Friday. Geo. E. Wasser and Geo.

Ebberts took in the lecture at Jackson Centre last Thursday: evening. They report Byron W. King a grand success. Why can't Fredonia have another lecture from him? The farmers have been very busy the past week. Miss Hami'ton, of Grove City, has been the guest of Miss Annie Morris the past week, E.

E. Bell and wife have returned to their home in Butler, Croquet and lawn tennis are the games of the season. G. H. Bell, principal of the Grove City public schools, was seen on our streets Friday evening.

We understand that he is a candidate for County Superintendent next year. Frank A. Reinheart, of Greenville, came to Fredonia last Friday on his bicycle. Delaware had another fire last week. The dwelling house belonging to Mr.

James Fritz of this place was totally destroyed. The house was occupied by his son, B. R. Fritz, and the origin of the fire seems to be a mystery, as there was no fire kindled in the stove since the previous forenoon. The insurance is two-thirds of the value of the property.

Miss Cora Hover will teach erer school in Hempfield township the coming term. For bargains in clothing, go to Bacher, Benninghoff Co. 14. 1892. OUR SOLDIER BOYS.

The Fifteenth Regiment Goes 1 to Homestead at the Governor's Call--In Camp at Homestend. Governor Pattison finally called out the National Guard of Pennsylvania, Sunday, and early Monday morning every regiment was making preparations for business, Captain Mertz of Co. got his men together promptly, and guards were sent after some of the dilatory. However, nearly all the company who were able to go were in line. Colonel Kreps and Major Buckholdt, of the 15th Regiment, had came up at 1 p.m., and looked alter things generally.

At 5:42 p. they, with Co. boarded the S. L. E.

special train bearing Co. B. of Meadville and the regimental band, arriving at Radebaugh, near Greensburg, about midnight. The warlike preparations at the mental headquarters here kept a curious throng about the busiding all day, which increased to a large crowd as the time for the militia's departure drew nigh. At about noon a bystander insulted Captain Mertz.

who resented the insult, only to receive A black eye. As the Captain was in uniforms, it may prove a costly affair to the oflender, PREPARING FOR A STAY. Lieut. John L. Caldwell came up from Homestead yesterday morning for camp equipment and supplies, the supposition, being that the National Guard's stay would be protracted, postibly for several weeks.

Lieutenant Caldwell said there was no demonstration upon the arrival of the troops, as the people did not know when the militia would arrive. A reception to General Snowden was atteward arranged for, but he promptly forbade anything of the kind. A detail from camp consisting of C. F. Kidd and A.

K. Tate, arrived here yesterday noon, and together with George Baer and John Straub. returned last night with the equipage. IN CAMP AT HOMESTEAD. CAMP OF Co.

ISTH REGIMENT, N. G. HOMESTEAD, July 12. Special Correspondence of ADVANCE A Co. K.

arrived here this morning with its reigment at 9 o'clock. The 15th and 18th Regiments, with the division and brigade staff officers, were the first to enter Homestead The entire Second and Third Brigades are here ready for duty. The First Brigade is at Mt. Gretna ready to come in case of an emergency. The citizens welcomed the militia most heartily, having brass bands ready to greet them, and offering to carry the baggage 10 the camping ground for the boys.

Everything is quiet. No strikers are to be seen. Probabilities are now that the militia will stay here a week or ten days at least, and not go into camp at Ene. The trouble in the first place seems to have been caused by the Pinkerton men acting rashly in firing on the strikers. They came up the Monobgahela in barges and began firing on the men hefore they landed.

Seven rioters have died thus far from wounds, and about twenty-five Pinkerton men were missing after the riot. It is believed many them jumped from the barges and were drowned. The camping ground is on the south side of the Monongabela, on a bluff about 400 feet above the river, overlookthe city of Homestead. The boys are in good spirits. ONE OF THE Boys.

Startling Facts. THE Thirty-third Year. NO. 32. NEWS FROM THE COUNTY BEAT.

Matters and Proceedings of the Coart Accurately and Briefly Told. reported for the ADVANCE Augus. An adjourned court was held Monday, July 11, at which the following motions and petitions were disposed of: Dr. Gamble presented his report as assignee of William Anderson of Jamestown. Report was confirmed absolutely Comt, and A.

F. Henlein appointed auditor. W. C. l'ettit was appointed as examiner to take testimony in the divorce proceedings of Emma Hyde from her Ilyde.

The Court appointed Mary Dawson guardian of U. l. Dawson, a minor child of L. C. Dawson, late of Wilmington township.

In the matter of the final account of the estate of Mary Fisher, Jennie Fisher and C. Fisher, J. G. White was appointed auditor to make distribution, On petition of Eli B. George, the Court appointed Richard committee of Levi George, who has for some time been a lunatic.

On motion of District Attorney, a nol pros was granted by the Court in the case of Com. vs Robert Marshall and Com, vs Joseph F. M. Garvin. J.

J. Alexander, assignee, presented a motion to the Court asking for an order on Richardson, receiver of Mercer Coal to pay the amount of a claim he held. Court granted a rule to show canse. The Court confirmed the report of S. F.

Thompson as auditor in the final account of Michael R. Uber, deceased. On petition of executors of John Miller, deceased, Court granted an' order to money in Orphan's Court of Mercer countv. A. H.

McElrath presented his report as examiner in the divorce proceedings of Ellen J. Fletcher from O. Fletcher. The ground for divorce is desertion. J.

R. W. Baker presented his report as auditor in the final account of the estate of James Jones, deceased. Same was confirmed by the Court. S.

B. Griffith presented the petition of Thomas, Margaret and James Wright, asking that their uncle, John Bowie, be appointed their guardian. Bowie was appointed; bond, $60 in each case. A. W.

Williams presented the petition of Bertie Nana Elsie Pyatt, asking that their mother be appointed their guardian. Children had about $100 coming 10 them from an insurance company, which they could not get without a guardian. The mother was unable to furnish bond, but on account of the small sum, and as they were quite poor, the Court appointed the mother, who signed her own bond for $200. J. A.

McLaughry presented his as auditor in the matter of W. H. Reed VS Thomas and Mary 1. Ewing. Contirmed nisi by the Court.

S. F. Thompson was appointed auditor to report distribution in estate of S. J. Davidson.

A. J. Gillespie presented petition of H. N. Shrom, assignee of Ford Thorn, asking to be discharged.

Rule to show cause. S. B. Stephenson, W. S.

Devore and D. J. Brown, viewers for the bridge over Bear's run. W. H.

Cochran presented auditor's rein estate of David McKnight. Report confirmed nisi. Mr. Cochran also presented appraisement of the widow of Williom Glenn, deceased. Confirmed nist.

Recognizance of Archibald Guy forfeited. Court then adjourned until Saturday at 9 a. m. CLUB ORGANIZED. The Young Men's Republican Club held a meeting for organization.

The meeting was called to order by H. H. Zeigler, the president, and the object of the meeting was stated to be the election of officers for the ensuing year, etc. of The following officers were elected: President, J. R.

W. Baker; Vice President, H. H. Bowser: Secretary, J. D.

Emery; Treasurer, Charles P. McKean; Executive Committe, D. L. Barton, A. B.

Thompson, W. S. Molfatt. After a short speech by Mr. Baker, a motion that the executive committee secure a room for meetings was carried.

The committee was also to choose some political question and select persons to open debate on same at next meeting. MARRIAGE LICENSES. The American people are rapidly coming a race of nervous wrecks, and the following suggests the best remedy: Alpnonso Hempfling, of Butler swears that when his son was speechles from St. Vitus dance Dr. Miles' great Restorative Nervine cured him.

Mrs. J. R. Miller, of Valparaiso, and J. D.

Taylor, of Logansport, each gained 20 pounds taking it. Mrs H. A. Gardner, of Vistula, was cured of 4010 50 convulsions a dav, and much headache, dizziness, backache and nervous prostration by one bottle. Trial bottles, and fine book of marvelous cures, free at S.

Aldenderfer's who recommends this unequaled remedy. bines OTHER economy and Sarsaparilla strength like HOOD'S. It is the only one of which can truly be said 100 Doses Chicken Cholera Cure, Their is no need of chickens dyinig when you can cure them by using Achre's chicken cholera cure. warrant it or money refunded. Sold by the proprietor J.

Achre, druggist, Greenville, Pa. apr. 17-ly The celebrated Sweet Orr's overalls, blouses and pants, the best in the world at Bacher, Benninghoff Lane's Family Medicine moves the bowels each day. Most people need to use it. E.

T. Beatty has cut prices on gilt wall paper lower than ever known in Greenville. Call and be convinced that this is no blow. 26 Frank Runkle, Mahoningtown, to Anna Riddle, Findley township. Benjamin Harrison to Florence shall, Hickory township.

Patrick Joyce to Winnie Divine, Sharpsville. Wm Black, Washington, Mollie Denniston, Springfield township. William A Becker, Greenville, to Carrie Simons, Sharpsville. Wm Schell, to Mary Pettigrew, Bethel. EXECUTIONS ISSUED.

August Reimold vs BS Arner. Jos Horne Co vs Maggie Morrow. Tillotson Bros vs same (2). SUITS ENTERED. Hannah and Mary Petty, exrs, vS Palmeter and Catherine Palmeter, DERDS RECORDED.

Edwin Wasser to Ralph Livingston, Fredonia. Wm Derr to Edwin Wasser, Fredonia, Mercer Iron Coal Co to Wm Proud, Stoneboro. Frank Filer to John Filer, Lake. Francis Davis to Anna Keiser, Sharon. Sarah Bean to Mina Bean, town, Gue to Mary A Couden, Greenville.

David Stambaugh to Mrs Mary Cook, Hickory. David Stambaugh to Jos. Hass, Hickory. A Gordon to Isaac Thos Gadsly, Gadsly, Worth. A.

Gordon to to 1 Wilson Jno Carley, Sharon. Elizabeth Breckenridge to Mary E. I Grandle..