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Buffalo Baltimore Son Traveler I Enquirer, nevtiiinil 1'eoplc. Weekly HnrI llaar. rri JUcTit. Sew York World, Hew York. lie', Weekly 4.00 1 4 Comer V.irk I-edgcr Tribune Sen- Vurk Time? York Sun Observer Ohio Fanner Philadelphia Press Times 3.00 LOO 1.00 1.00 8.15 too 1.25 1.50 rent poultry Si Nich MONTHLIES.

IJO SlontlilJ Farmer Monthly 3.00 ronlcr (I'onlJ'i)-. 1.00 ttooK 2.00 4.00 3.50 1.25 4.00 3.00 1.60 ISO J.50 2.90 329 4.85 2.75 2.15 3.16 4.65 4.40 9.40 4.85 4.05 2.75 3.15 other not on this clubbing rates. Address this ill Mal.H'n. Wanted. Mr CM, will Fell House wellhU 9 All those Clean, N.

has just ordered a Silsby fire steamer. Therejwere 31; interments in.the Greenville cemetery last year. "Incidental's" interratiog eoromn- nicatioD received, and wili appear next week. It is proposed in Allegheny City to one woman In each ward as school director. There were 26 murders committed In Allegheny county last no resultant hangings! Now is the time to renew your subscriptions, and pay up arrears.

-The printers alwiiys need money. Henry Bluer butchered a goat on Tuesday, which Is something new In the meat line for Greenville. "1881" is a curious one. You can read it forward or backward, or upside down, aud still it reads "1881." Dr. Clark removed hi" office from in Commercial Block to rooms C.

J. Achre's drug store. The Baby Opera Company collapaed at Meadville fast week. much baby and not enough opera. The Western Union Telegra.ihCom- pany have made a material reduction in its rates to all important points in Pennsylvania.

The temperance meetings win continue till Sabbath evening, when a clo-ing meeting at the Opera House is announced. The Greenville rolling mill whistle, after a silence of noini- five moil i IIK, is again beard in the Valley. The mill started upon Mondny. We are indebted to Henry waite, of Sharon, for saildln of choice veiiifou. We have trie.) It pronounce It excellent.

There will be a public sale of stock, farming ulensils, al thferesiUence of the late Addlsou Waid, near Kinsman, on Friday. Jan. 14. A very pleasant reunion of the family of Mr. Reubeu Beachler was held at his residence on New Year's day.

All the children und grand children were present. We understand that two of our worthy pasiors came In for a fhare McConnell's abuse at the claxs room row referred to in another arilfle 8. T. A- The'an'nual meeting of the S. V.

A- 4 M. Soeiely held in, Packarf Hall, Greenville, January 3.1881, President Sam'l Young In the chair. The meeting called to order at 11-30 a. ui and after reading of minutes and a few other preliminaries W. ft Bell.

Treasurer for 1880 read his report, showing a balance of $7.40 in his bands, which is a very good showing for the year, taking into consideration tbe disadvantages which the Society had tn contend with. Meeting then adjourned until 1.30 when the me-jliuK was again called to order and a resolution was offered for the consideration of the Executive Committee, to build twenty or more sheds for the accommodation of horses and cattle at our Fairs. It was resolved that the funds necessary for the erection of buildings be raided by subscriptions aud of premiums, or a percentage thereof. A J.D.EMSBY,orEnonV«ney,spent the nom de phone of uolldavs about his old home. 5 JASKELLOT and Charlie Peters, of SharpsvlUe, spent New Year's In this from guod boruw for sale would do well W.I...W inelr stock lo Mr.

Kenyon. It. are selling all kluds of money than they, are at Malnlfn. nUckBearanodwHrsBlock. Malsh's.

Traran Is selling bis of Winter OtlilnitHtcwl. Oil! early. Medicated Catarrh Clgarelte at CITY DKOO BTOBK. ure selling ni1 lints at balf wnnt tbey are 32w rar 0 winter Clothing R. nlgn of the Black Real.

all on tf JlciHn ll.i. Malnh's. has a nice line of Holiday Pres- lne our Knd fljtamlne aud all prices, at MaUh'a. Clothing sold atcostin order to Truran lor spring stock. At tr nay OrrrrooM Largest assortment lowii-i iirliff, Iroin tbrse dollars up H.

WATSOK A Co. Il.ii. mill all Mulsh's. I calico Sblris Purdy's for 2Ti ceins. Mnlsli'f.

r.l Half ftl Mulsh's. ill MaMf B. Neilher pasi frieudship noruray hairs saved them. Wm. Fell, a Methodist minister aged 40 years, residing at Randolph N.

was instantly killed NewYear' night near Steamburg, on the N. Y. P. O. road.

He was driving young horse, which dashed in fron of the train, with the result utated. The members of the Prohibitio Club of Greenville will meet nt th office of W. Washburn, Cana street, on Monday evening, Jan. 10 1881. Let there lie a full attendance All persons who wish lo become mem bers of this club are invited to meet with us.

By order of President. SmoyerA McKnight, of Ihe West Bide Carriage Works, turned out during the past year 27 wagons, 10 buggies, 16 platform wagons, 6 pheatous, 11 buck-boards, 14 sleighs, 2 vehlcles In all. In addition to this, they sold quite a number of fartory buggies, and did a large amount of repairing. Mr. Jas.

H. Caldwell, laie Democratic carididale for Congress in this District, imitating Clncinnatus, lias returned totbe ntiher, the ox-gad. Leastwise, he shipped from Titusville oue day last week, tn his farm near Richmond, 52 head of flue caltle valued at between $5,000 and $6,000. The flre boys are afier that "fiend human shape, with malice," who sounded the alarm last Friday morning, and thereby sold the de- Tlie lii'ket question, in regard to those members who had lo-t their rer- tificalesof membership, was next debated, and it was derided that no member who could not show a ticket ould vote. The meeting then proceeded to tako ballot for officers, with the follow- ng result: President, G.

W. Huey, by accla- lation. Vice President, J. Y. Templeton.

Vest Salem. Secretary. H. H. Liuinger, Green- ille by acclamation.

Treasurer, E. M. CuropDell, Salem, acclamation. Chief Marshal, W. W.

Artmau, West Salem. Chief Police, J. B. Nelson. West salem.

Chief Gate Keeper, Robert Bites, West Salem. The Executive Committee wasthen ippointert, as follows: Greenville.West Ward, J. C. Brown. Middle Ward, W.

T. Alan. East Ward, Wm. Beatty. Hempfield, J.

A. Saul. Kinsman, J. J. Christy.

Otter Creek, J. C. McRight. Pymattiuing, Lev! Moyer. Perry, Daniel Adam.

Salem, John Pears. Sugar Grove, Samuel Young. West Salem, Jno. Artman antl J.Y. West Shenango, W.

G. McElhny. ClarkBVille, josiah Stewart. Delaware, Anthony Struble. East Fallowfleld, John Minnis.

Greene, W. W. Ray. The towusnips not mentioned are not supplied, but the President and Secretary were authorized by a motion to fill said vacancies at their dis cretion. The following resolutions, offered place.

MB. J.T. ARMSTRONG has gone to Edinboro, where he will attend the Normal School. HON. 8.

B.DICK will accept our thanks for a complete set of Con gmmional Record, tot 1S80- JAKES SPENCER, of the Union Express office, is getting up aclnb for the Philadelphia Weekly Kmeu. MISSES Hattie Taylor and Hettie Trowbridge, of Meadville, visited Miss Carrie Findley here this week. MR. AND MRS. FBANK BOYLES, of Youngstown, and Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Beachler, of Sharon, were visiting friends in this place this week, MR. JOSEPH REEDEB and wife, of Biinboro, Erie county, a week with Mrs. Reeder's 9 near this plac-, leave for home this morning. MR GEO.

W. BOHS, formerly with the dry goods store of Keck Derick- Mercer, now occupies the tion of salesman the store of Wm. Pftden. in this place. The Ohio Legislature me! on Tues- i tvntg "Temperance," o-m-s to the ance of that paper and to the defence Mr.

MeComwU.ln a somewhat Maborate communication. In its general make up. is a denied effusion, and one in which not alone but lish are crucified with a profo-ion of recklessness which would be fearful to behold, if the character of the evident source from which it comes did not rescue it from severe criticism. After indulging in siliy prattle about the whisky rings of the West; about Gen. Grant, O.

B. Babcock.and Chandler, the latter a gentleman whose history has escaped our notice- about political delinquencies of the Republican in Maine; about the Presidential steal of 1876; about what Mr McConnell said was done iu Rhode Island, Michigan, and Home other States. tliUscrib- bier comes down to our own county it- temperance history; and here grr-t chunks wisdom drop from him which stamp him as a man of marvellous information. Here IH a specimen: "In our own county, a few years License' carried the day at the elections. Sometime after day.

Warren la to have telephone exchange. JOHN E. WALKER, youngest son of the late Harvey Walker, of this place. loru couunjj Tuesday last. He spent a couple of days this week in looking over his old stamping grounds.

'SQUIRE MELVJN. of West Salem has married 62 couples since his induction iulo office as a J. P. We imagine Ihe 'Squire is ahead of the ministers on this score, if we except Brother Pilgram, who seems to be Hoing an especially thriving business iu thecouplirg line. MR R.

C. GREEBI.E has become a parmer with Fred Greeble in the (lay ai 1 9 thin, a Democratic Judge was elected a Republican county by over 900 majority. Who elected him is a query to me." What profundity of thought! What perspicuity of statement What a marvellous exhibition of sirange coincident! How clearly It establishes the recreaucy of tbe Republican party to the cause of temperance! by J. C. Brown, were unanimously That we have learned adopted Xesolved, Mesawea, with sorrow of the-recent death of Mr Addison Wade, of Itinsman, a former President of this association, and one who had taken a deep interest in iu affair nearly ever since its organization.

Jiesolved, That we render to his widow aud other relatives our hearty condolence in this their great afflic uartner wim management of the popular National Hotel in this place, under the firm name of Fred Greeble Robert has been connected with the bouse for some five years past, most of tbe time as clerk, and therefore will be no novice as assistant landlord. Neither the paironsnor the proprietor of theNa tional will suffer in any respect from the new arrangement. IT is no longer a private matter that Mr. Henry Shenk, one of the bondsmen of Major F. H.

Clerk of the Courts, has made Information against Major Couse for embezzlement For some time the office of Clerk has not been tilled by Hie Major his bondsmen having compelled the appointment of a deputy, who has assumed entire control. It is for his first-term accounts he is in Erie Observer. MRS. M. M.

BOILES, of Titusville who had been an inmate of the Dix- mout Insane Asylum for several weeks, died iu that institution a few But stop. Had Mr. "ieui.ic.— been a resident of this county about the lime referred to or had some one who is acquainted with the facts given them to him, he might have been his perplexity, ami learned an item of local history which would possibly have saved him from exhibitiug his Ignorance in print. The truth is, there were three candidates in the field for the Judgeship at the time referred to-oue Democrat and two Republicai.s-aud the Democrat both the Republicans, as is not unfrequently the ca-e under similar circumstances. This is all there is of that matter.

But here Is another item of recklessness of statement which is merely an echo from McConuell. if he is correctly reported, to which it is proper that attention should be paid: "Then a Republican Legislature repealed the Local Option act, aud licence was granted contrary to the wili of the people of this county." Now, what are the facts concerning this Local Option business, so far as the Pennsylvania Legislature is concerned? The original Local Option act passed during the session of 1872, and, at that time, the Republicans controlled both branches of the Legislature. A Republican Governor (Gov. Theodore Tilton is engaged to lecture in Orwell some time month. The next teachers' examination for' Trumbull county will be held In Warren, Saturday, Jan.

8. The Umber lands of Ohio decreased from 9,749.333 acres in 1870 to 5,117, 310 acres in 1877'a decrease in seven of over 4,500,000 acres. An Ohio court has decided that married women do not own the clothes they wear. This must be a gratifying decision to women who not only earn their own clothes, but also those worn by their husbands. The other Sunday a little son of Jake Moyer, of Braceville, while out rabbit hunting, accidentally discharged his gun, the whole charge lodging in his shoulder.

His injuries wiU probably prove fatal. A joint slock company for the introduction of electric light into Cinciu- nati, Covington aud Newport, baa been organized, and stock to the amount of $300,000 was subscribed at Cincinnati last week. A local option petition Is now being circulated throughout the State of Ohio, entilfd "An Act to Protect the Homes of the People, and to Provide Against the Evils Resulting from the Traffic in Intoxicating Liquors." A new trial in the celebrated Scott- Bobbit-Cross case at Cleveland was last week denied, whereupon the counsel for the defense filed another motion. Ain't five years of this filth enough for even the most civilized community? KEUelOTJS ITEM. Preaching in the Baptist Church every night this week.

The annual business meeting will be held on Saturday. Preaching at the V. P. Church tonight by Rev. J.

R. Wallace, of Jamestown, and on Friday and Saturday evenings by Rev. B. K. Ormond, of Sharon, Pa.

Communion, Sabbath. Communion services in the Reformed Church next Sabbath. Services each evening this week. Tbe pastor is assisted by Rev. Jj H.

Apple, D. of Bwgertown. The annual business meeting will be held on Monday next. "Mr. Jas.

T. Armstrong, who, for the past year, so efficiently performed the duties of Secretary of the U. P. Sabbath School, of this place, having left town to attend college, Mr. J.

M. Roland was, one week ago, unanimously elected to fill his place, and entered upon his duties last Sabbath to the en tire satisfaction. of the school. Thii Sabbath School is in good condition attendance last Sabbath being 250. Bet-la at tbe Boat.

Petitions are being largely circu lated and signed all over this State praying the Legislature to submit tc the people for a thereon, an amendment to the State Constitution forever prohibiting the manufactur or sale of Intoxicating liquors, within the Commonwealth, except for med leal, mechanical, and scientific pui poses. The amendment proposed i the same as that recently adopted b. Kansas. In this place, and In othe parts of this county, these petition W.JSUTTON&COI«PftNY WILL REMOVE! During the month of January to their new store room three doors west ofH. Watson Dry Goods Store.

Goods cheap before moving. HARDWARE, tl That a copy of thene leso- onthemimues WctrKOj uicu dayssiuue. This lady was driven to insanity by I he low, scurrilous attacks of John Ponton, a correspondent of the Pittsburgh Leader. Her husband gave Ponton a terrible beating, was tried before Judge Church, of Meadville, convicted, snd sentenced to pay a fine of one dollar and costs. Ponton still lives, but there are places in this KesolvKd, 1 liat a copy sul nves, UU lutiohs he eur.illed upon Ihe minutes where niB health would be hel life insurance H.

H. LlNINOEB, SerretMry. in Spectator. l) Trni-y. Inspector anil adjuster of all srwln: iniii-iiliiw.

Shoe and Button Hole aim-Ilium. Hgent for repairs. Work iilr-'mly June In Greenville Is a Buffl- ritiii hia ability todo tills work wllh I'll niTi-sMiry precision and exactness. nna yiiuraelf ot all the ad- nniuiaes fi-neral city office by calling on Mr. Trncy in the Johnston House, Bace strtel.

MalshV. thif in arc truly a bargain. H. WATSOS Co. of lliose Nobby Skating Caps at FHKD R.

MAISH'S. llafs lit MamU'H. Teelli Kxlrnrlrd WllboaC Pain. lir. llriilck.ul Greenville, would announce In imlilli- llmt he Is prepared toextmc loelli wlth.iul I'niu by the uw) of vltallwcl Hlr.ou the plnii llr.

Hord, of Cleveland iiM.wnUs i-nu-ilerd In this place. Hat. latest style at KRID R. at in Mnluli s. in rltM hlntf.

Hals and Caps at U. Truiua't In Illock, Mnln street, Oiveuvllle. Fii. ir Kn.tjw»i,frr*, ti per pair at 7.Fiini Collars, Sc. Apiece HI )artment.

They want to reward him 'or having done his duty. There never was a more legi'imate fire alarm than the one in question. But anything to beat the steamer. of AOMM Our people were startled on Wednesday upon hearing that Amos Loutzeuhiser, a well-known citizen of this place, who resided on East Main strret, had died suddenly at half-past twelve o'clock that day. I' appears that he had gone to the on the back part of his lot, about 12 o'clock, after holding a friendly chut at his front gate with his neighbor, S.

C. Dickey, and a few minutes after, finding he was being by his old malady, heart disease, and seeing Frank Reanor passing, be called him to assist him Into the house. Frank rau to him aud finding that he was seriously ill, and that he unable to take him to i he house, calUd upon Mrs. Loutzeuhiser, informing her of what was wroun, und ran alter a physician. Other neighbors hearing of the matter, came lo Mrs.

L's assialauce Hot Sold Hi All. A little after 8 o'clock last Friday morning word was sent down to Mr. Wm. Wimer. at his place of business on Caual street, that his dwelling house on North Main street, in the East Ward, was on flre.

His man, Mr Faux, ran across the streel to Vaughns' shop and- sounded the alarm, which brought the fire department out promptly and in force, though (here was some delay iu getting Ihe steamer iu motion, owing to the fact that a team had to be extemporized. The hose companies, however got there in good time, and the engine was on time for work, bad its services been required. But in the meaulime, the neighbors had collected and extinguished the which nevertheless, had gained sufficient headway to do over a i re 1 dollars' worth of damage to building and furniture. The fire cought from a defective flne. The loss is covered by insurance.

This was the first real call on the boys for work since the reorganization of the department, and the alacrity of their response showed that they are In earnest In their new Mr. Wimer lequests ns, on behalf Onr cemeie The lot-holders of the Shenango Valley Cemetery issociation held their annual meeting at the office of the Secretary and Treasurer, Wm. B. Heury, on Monday evening last. John Keck, was called to the chair, and James C.

Brown chosen Secretary. On motion, the lot-holders present proceeded to elect a Board of Mana- geis for 1881. when H. N. Shrom.

W. B. Henry, John R. Packard, L. D.

Brown, and James C. Brown, were elected. The Secretary and Treasury made his annual report, as follows: 1U1C. Geary) signed the bill. At tbe open- Ing of Ihe session of 1873, it wan found that there was a serious technical defect in tbe act, and a supplement was passed by a Republican Legislature and by Gov.

Hartranft, wliK-h cured the defect in the original bill. The vote for and against liceuse under thf Mil, iu alt the comities of the Stale except Potter (which had already a prohibitory law, and the city of Philadelphia), occurred mi the third Friday of March, 1873. Philadelphia voti-il on iheq" ion October following. Of the comities voting in Man-h. 27 voted for license and 37 voted against it.

We have before us the result iii 54 counties, 22 for and 32 against license. Of 22 for license, 17 gave Democratic majorities nt tbe previous State election aud 5 gave Re- puliiican majorities. Of the 32 voting agaiust license, 21 gave Republican majorities at the preceding Stale election and 11 gave Democratic majorities Philadelphia voted for license. The remaining ten counties voted about iu Ihe tame proportion, politically, for and agaiust license. From this, it will be seen that ihestatement, whether ma.le by McConnell or echo- At the annual meeting of the Brookfield Agricultural Society, held on the 18i the following were elected as officers for 1881: President.

T. A. Ballou; Vice President, Peter. Carl ton Secretary, A. H.

Stewart; Treasurer, John Cole. Mrs. Heiogarter gave a tramp a generous breaufast at Canton, recently, and he rewarded her by pocketing some spoons. She intercepted him at the gate, shot a bullet through the stomach which she had enabled him to fill, and recovered the spoons. The Toled'- says there will be but one important question before Ihe coming Legislature, outside of local questions.

We refer to Local Option. As Governor Foster is supposed to be preparing his annual message, of course he will not neglect to discuss this proposition. The Ohio State Bar Association proposes a constitutional amendment reforming the judiciary system. The plan provides that it shall consist of Just ice Courts, Probate Courts, Court of Common Pleas, and a Supreme Sourl to consist of nine members, to be elected by the people, three at a time, on the minority plan. About 4 a.

m. last Friday morning, the extensive saw mill aud plow beam works of J. F. Klump A of county, caught flre through some unknown cause and quickly burned to the ground. A large quantity of lumber and manufactured material was destroyed, besides machinery.

The 'oss will foot up $10,000. Judge Awel passed sentence in the Criminal Court of Trumbull county last Friday afternoon upon the follow ing: Darius Parks, murder, for life; Wtije and Rammage, home thieves, two years each J. W. Allen, Richard Rose and James Baker, liquor dealers, were fined in sums ranging from $25 to $75; John Ward, for malicious destruction of property, was fined The Conneant Reporter says that he will of John Christie, which has ecently been admitted to probate, are being largely sinned. We regaru this as a sensible aud practical move ment, and one in which sny ance man, whether Republican Democrat, Greenbacker, or Prohib tionist can heartily join.

Let pet tions be sent in to our members of th Legislature in large numbers, and are disposed to thiuk they will chee fully vote for submitting the amem meut referred to. to the people. Thei no party politics in this movemeu and let it be run on that line. The following from the Secretary of the Pennsylvania Constitutional Amendment Association, is pertinent to the above: The Constitutional Amendment Association does not ask the Legislature to amend the Coustitulion. It does not ask the members of the Legislature to vote in favor of au amendment.

The Amendment must obtain, if at all, bv the vote of the people of the State. It does ask the Legislature to submit the amendment to the decimou of the popular vote. Can any proposition be more reasonable Send for petitions. D. L.

STABB, Sec'y, Robella P. Allegheny Pa. mlown jAiresrown, Jan. 5,1881. atrrapmdencc Advance 'sir Samuel Kobb Is better.

Our school In the new house this and Mrs. Tcnry Cole, of this place, burled their Infa son last sad New Yiar's to them. The rebuilt Qrlffln House Is open tot busl- 1 The M. B. parsonage Is to have a new barn being built.

TneM E. revival meetings here closed Sabbath night. The pastor. Rev. Crouch, wmoeglu a series meeting, at the Slate Line Church next Sabbath evening-all take and family were surprised New Year's night by a crowd of Wends, who Tea memento, of regard in cash and things Wm.

ileatiy A Man Will stilt continue keep on band full Due of Reynolds Bros, fine shoes for ladles' wear. "The beat shoes made." Every pair warranted. If MARRIED. to tbe value of nearly J60. Mr Henry Forrest a narrow escape rrom'a violent death yesterday morning.

While attending tbe horses, one of them kicked him In tbe lowest part of tbe abdo- cutting a bole through clothing and the residence at Ihe bride's parents In 'Ireenville, Jan. 4 1881, by Rev. J. W. Gain.

Mr. C. M. Cotton and MlssMurthiAsberry.bolh vllle. FRISBEY-OARLOCK-In Hayfleld, Crawford county, Jan.2, 1881, by Rev.J.

W. OBKB. Mr. L. O.

Frlsbey, of Conneanlvlllo. und Clarissa U. Garlock. of Hayfleld. Meadvllle.

Dec 22.1880, by Rev. J.W. Oase, Mr. H. C.

Acker and Miss Llllle A. MHSOH, both of Haj Held. Crawford county. 26, 1S80. byj.

R. Melvln. Mr. George Carr. ofWIlllams- neld.

Trumball county. Ohio, and Miss ulila Myers, of West Sulem, Mercer county, Pa. WHITNEY-At tlie residence of Oeo. Tucker, In Hemiifleld by Rev C. S.

Tinker. Heury W. SilnntT. of Kent, Oblo, and Mrs. Ellen Whitney, orOreeuvllle.

SHEAKLEY-PHILLIPS-At the bride's home In Snenkleyvllle, Dec. 29. 1SSO. by Rev. J.

T. Griffiths, Mr. Jouu D. Sheakley nuJ M183 Anna U. Phillips.

8 time and her mother are both slck-the former not expected to re- fleThrnakuja serious wound. and Mis, Anna M. Phillips. hia nlace visited Miss name win Emma Runser. all of Sharon, Kev.

B. K. Ormoud. John McClure, und Miss Emma Runser, all of Sharon, Rov. P.

Blgnell, Frank N. Neuron and Miss Jnlla E. Jones, all of Mercer. DIED. A erand Surprise.

On Christmas day. Peter Fisher and his wife Lavlna, of Delaware had a grand surprise which consisted In a splendid dinner and host of presents. he sged couple did not know anything of It nntll all was prenared. It was oat that they should attend a roast at Mr. Jonathan Mowry's and after the old couple had left home, Ihelr children and grand-children took possession of the hoaseand prepared a grand which they had brought all tbe necessaries along After dinner was prepared, ont of the party was dispatched after the aged couple bringing them back to find their table ladeoed with turkey, oysters, and many other things that helped to make up the dinner.

They also found a host of presents tn store for them. The day was spent, pleasantly and happily by old and young, and many God's blessing rest on the aged couple, till death shall separate them for their long home. The Oswald Dramatic Company will 8ive 1881). Orpha daughter LWO entertainments on Friday and Satur- Sa Vali B. Porter, of New Leb" anon, aged 22 months.

29, 1881), In Lackawan- I. D. Henderson, years. day nights of this week. Mr L.

Moaw. one of our hns opened a music store at 329 Main near the Anderson House, and fliled It with merchandUe." -wlug macnlneJ Heal Mr. Moatt Is a prompt, energetic business man. of enterprise, honor and1 "vim OBSEKVKR. N.

A. M. Ami. cash und notes on hand. Jan.

5. 1S80. from the year 1879.. KWI.H Received on sale of lols during the year 1880 yl Expended tor improvements Amount on hand. Jan.

S. ISS1 On motion, the report was received and adopted as satinfactory. aiiopieo as general interchange of opinion con- repealed? Is ii a fact that a Republi- cerning the management of the affairs cttll Legislature repealed it? The re of the Association during the past pealing act was passed by the House miinh iiraise ac- it, March.l87o. The House a year, in which much praise ac of himself and family, to publicly thank the neighbors and the department for their prompt assistance, given and proffered, in saving his hmise und furniture. Ttlf for tmmuKTj.

fcagt of weather for Veunor lorecast ui PUKDY'S. the matter to Mrs. follow8 "I anticipate and succeeded in getting Mr. L. into wU have the house while he was yet conscious, j.ea year MoQ 'twill every Intelligent body loexam- InriliFWIuir.

2t I'or winter ll.Kits niul Shoes be sure yon tlie hiruf Hue ot Jack Hand ado wink, pnlr warranted to give iiiMiirilu.niti WM. BEAtrr Son's. aitU BUCUewmju iu i the house while he was yet conscious, that but in a few minutes after last, dying without a struggle. qurter ed by any of those who accept his statement as gospel, that a majority of the Democratic counties of the State voted "No License," is not supported by fuels and figures, which are accessible lo anyone who will take the trouble to examine into the matter. But how was Ihe Local Option law year, in which inucli praise wait ac-1 PAr Marcn, eonled the Board of Managers, the that me 0 of 112 Democrat meeting adjourned.

89 Republican- It em c- Duriug the pasl year exlensive im- er House, and provemeuls have bei'U made on the jiy miHIcient Cemetery grounds, in the way of Kepu blie.in majority In the Senate grading, gravelling streets ami walks, rr this had not been so, Wiu. A. Wai buildlug stone steps, trimming shrub- Ittl ewou 10 have been elected to 1.. rr tn iliRt Legislature bery. The Cemetery looks better to-day Ihe U.

S. Senate by that Legislature The vote iu the House on rnir.ni 8truggle vears the month will preserve it for that Deceased was aged about 06 years them lockad es of sno in 1 than ever before, and lo the care and the rp aliug act stood for repeal, Hood taste of the Managers is much 88; against repeal. 17 not vot- creditdue. ing, Republicans repeal, 40; The new Board of Managers met at aga iuat, 39; not voting, 10. that is Shrom's drug store on Tuesday morn- say, over 78 per cent, of all the lug and organized by electing H.

S. Democrats in the House voted for the Sbr'om, President, and W. B. Henry, while only about 45 per cent. Secretary aud Treasurer.

Al. Me of tlle Republicans voted in Ihe same Ciimaim was re elected Sexton. subsequently the Senate voted ib far Ih HiuMs for Ihe million. II. WAT80H CO.

BI rrMrfiii'ji is the clieaiMMt clothing house In lim-ll. tf Ilinlrr Caju, nil kinds anil prices KKEU B. MAISH'S. Laaitt! iiriii twi, a pair of those ai Win. Beatty urn.

im Overcoats and Ols JUsl Ht PUKDY'S. to rroc Turner's tor the best tf b'flnnt Seal Skin Capsat Pnrdy'i HaluSt. o'clock, p. (Friday.) The meeting of tbe Shenaniio ley Agricultural Manufacturing society, on Monday, was hardly largely attended as in a few of nast years, but was nevertheless respectable and lively. The Society is .1 a.

vpt. File Supreme Gaan On Monday last the Supreme Court of this State in session at Philadel- anuounced the following upon cases, among others, trgued at Pittsburgh Mercer Acher et al. James C. B.own; error to Common VJlHllIills i has served in this position for over for pea i deference to the pro- half a score of years, nounced majority In favor of repea the Democratic House, a thing wll we thought unwiaeat the time I beg leave to make the following ant) no hesitate so to state mos r. I rpjjg jjjU we th no constitutional for the begin- an tlu nlngof the uewyeai.

Average attendance of officers SJBI it This ia substantially a fair of statement of facts concerning the of fe ecently been KTqneatbs his entire property to Ash- abnla county for educational purposes Thus far $28,000 in mortgage uotes have been found, which With a farm valued at $5,000 makes a total of as 000. Christie was a miser, and subsisted at an expense of 42 cents a week. While a Third precinct policeman was making his rounds yesterday afternoon he ran across an instance ot nature's prodigality at No. 128McHen- ry street. A man named Kula, or something like it, lives there in very reduced circumstances.

On Monday morning his wife presented him with triplets, two boys and a girl, all of whom were doing well npto the latest account by telephone last night. Two years ago site became the mother of twins, and Ihe possibilities of the future must be positively alarming to the husband and father. The condi- ion of the family is such that the help of a generous public will not be Cleveland Leader. As an Inducement to new snbscri bers we will furnish the ADVANCE during the remainder of this year lo new subscribers for 1881 Now that the long evenings are every family should receive th ADVANCE AROITS. Obituary Mrs Margaret Goucnor, an old und respectable citizen of Hflmpfield township, whose residence had been with her son Cyrus, died Dec 28 1880, aged 85 years, 3 mouths and 18 days.

She was the mother of ten children eight of whom are living; grandmother of 70 grand-children, and great-grandmother 38 great-grand children. Her late husband. Henry Gouchyr, a son and daughter, had proceeded her to that land unseen that lies beyond the river. Mre. G.

had been a con sUlent member of the Presbyterian Church tor about 65 years. Thou art gone, mother but we will not forget thee. We will set up a tablet In the midst of the memory. In th mUlstof the heart, and write on It only this "Sacred lo the memory of onr departed mother. God bless her forever!" C.

G. I wish to thank the pupils and friends of Shenango district for the beautiful New Year's gift presented lo me on Friday.after- noon. By Jerry Bennlnghoff-a galujMnjui pen holder. Nbc.bleyv.lle Brlrft. SBEAKLKVYIIiE, Jan.

3, 1881. SfeOal Corrapondmx Advance The Week of Prayer Is being observed In eiBh nT C.rms.raUno,ta,,bus>. h.utlng of an occasional sleighing party. Strlgbt Williams will soon commence the manulacture of sucker rods. The nsnal meeting row WAS kicked up on Tuesday evening, Dec.

28. -The Owls" I. the ame of a debating club recently.withH.D. Downs as President; r. M.Thompson, Vice Presidenl; C.S.

McDowell, secretary, iud Prof. J. M. taly. JfEW AD Dissolution Notice mHE partnership heretofore existing be- tween Harry C.

Leech and Charles F. Beachler, Publishers of the ADVASCB AB- ons. doing business under tbe firm name or Leech 4 Tieachler. has been dissolved by limitation. A new arrangement has been made under which both partners to the firm remain employed In the office.

All books and accounts of the late Ural are Iu the bauds or the editor of tbe paper, who will settle all claims against the nrm. Personal accounts will be settled by the respective members of the tlrm XRRY CH CHAS. F. BEACHLER. Greenville, Jan.

1. 1831. pit secretary. rer The Captain Generalship question was bv them a short time since. settled eFrldsy W.

J.Dunn, te TheT'ronbadour8 are a colored troupe, who gave a musical entertainment on Monday Evening. They drew a fair house. Being In town over Sabbath they furnished music for Methodists in the morning and the Bap- tisis In the evening. Where they were was to be found the largest congregatlor course It was to hear the preacher. child COEA B.

BIAS, Teacher Boom No. 1 tlorsesnaeing wuuw nanner. Also. Wagons and Buggies repaired on short notice. I will be happy see all myoldlrlendsand many new ones.

Shop ear Union School House, Greenville, Pa. Cajust Malsh's. Far tale New done In a Snap. workmanlike K. Martin's died on on Monday.

The ttereaved'parenlB have the sympathy of the W. W. Davis and W. B. Boss Jamestown on onr streets Tuesday.

Mr Davis Is looting after his Interests In the ore Starr exposed the at Odd Fellows' Hall on Wednesday evening. We near It rumored that Messrs. Strlght Co of Clark'. Mills, Intend moving thel flour barrel and nail keg stav establishment to place. Onr post master thought to observe Christ mas as a holiday, and due notice was given bat the office would be closed at 2 a.

man wlm lives south of town, comln lo th niter It WAS closed, was much angered TRACT repairs all kinds of Sewing Machines at JOHNSTON HOUSE. JOBS CARVIB. HaU at Malsh's. Halt at Malsh's. thin office.

MiiHatMalah't Hambl Those Misses' and Calf Shoe, button and lace untllyoq can't rest at sos's. HoMatMaisn'K. When in town don't tall to call on the new boot and shoe to Whiteman 4 -here yon I mlnsrer Tnrner picture frame, and window cornice to order. Olve them a call. Want a nice Skin Cap.

gu lo PUBDV'S. at Mulsh's at Malsh's. when in need nicely flttlng and wearing shoe, be sore to go to Beatty and uk lor Reynolds Bros, for Ihey are alwayo good. tf Caff al Malsh's. Ait Ftne linen front, unlanndrled Shirt al PDB1 Wbat the rush at Vossler Bro'a.

Slore t. It Is the White Sewing Machir- Boblam, ot Fredonla, Kll. good stoves refr 0 a giving the man 1 name hoping he may never do so again. B- sou WIM, i. keep your feet dry and I (lelermin ed to IL1I S1K association an "alt HI I'lildj'a line of Underwewr at PmtDT'a.

alMi.i- in-w- iiovflttesln "iti'iiH to H. A i'h Hal, style at FKKII ft. MAWHV Klir Bum. Kid. Omitn spectableand lively.

'Hie oocie.y James error 1 bound to live and flourish yet. The He judgment Low- bound to Thomas Swagger and wife; error oOlcers selected for this i ear are TOIU ri Pleas. Judgment af petentand eu.erprisilig.and seem to to vs Miller and infuse new life into 1 Ma tuill Ald Association, garui- niatce it more of a error to Common Pleas. success in the future than ever before. QunrterSes- Lei every ft lend of the Society assist BJoug ul gmeD reversed and record remitted.

The case of Achre et al. vs Brown. the case in which the ownership of Lock 26 on the old canal, was involved. The decision Brown the undisputed owner. School The Presbyterian Sabbaih School mtic bad au entertainment ou OD any RJven 8ub he ought to know what he I cheapest ot any one.

Try him. UNDERTAKING. TAYLOR BROTHERS Have constantly on hauil COFFINS, CASKETS. AND SHKOUDS. ora JIatt at Malsh's.

THE MARKETS. Hreenvllle Bet.ll Market. arctnvtUt, Crackers Coffee, Green Roasted English Currants We nlsohnve tbe exclusive sale of Klimey'B TUBULAR FOUNTAIN FENCE. ForCemetry lots, lawnn, H-mrl'" them In EKES, doz. (Tib, Cod, mmwmm, In all style, for Misses and Children', wear, in good good.

at low prices, at WK. BKATTV 4 Sos's. j. new line of very flne Hosiery nt Pnrdy's. at Malsh's.

Uw flnest line ot Silk Handkerchief, and Muffler. In the city, at POBDTTS. at Malsh'fc at Malsh'a. White has machinery than emy other MWlng machine mode, and every bearing III adjustable. Malsh's.

BB oneof tho-Nobby Cap. mil line; good at H. WATSOS Sao, Money by bnylwi your doming at Purdy 1 Cnetpest Corner. all at Can on the fashionable barber He now has employed Jim. Bernhard, No 1 barber, aaUtanl.

Everything nea and clean and tb.advantage of two chalw. juct i tort (JO OUKUI' lu talking about, and come within gun An exchange estimates a ww hot ae truth But we must no pounds of picfcerel are speared through the correspondent of the Ihe ice and shipped daily from Chau- too severely tauquaLake. In Jainestowu on one KHe Tenp i pities Ignorance; i pines igauntuce, ecently, there were iu one mar- 8be Bstm he ra tlhaihMherpardon.lgneil; 22, 25, 27, 32 and pick AU theirf-mlis, erel The last is the largest on re- We exited to healtaokeilbysome Fancy TolW BeU, Cot QUis.BottIe^Brnshe. 1 treat variety CSTT. DBCO STOSE.

Cop.atMalsh's. We White Machine the modern ket a Vhe tree a crop of Each teacher had a nice hU Hie did 1 IJ rt not forset theirteachers.jjor did the See onr clubbing list at the head of first column on We nre iflerlug great indueementR in lira klixUaml piltsnat KUED It. MAISH'S. i H'niif 1 POHOV'H. tauivs.

worthy lM--lur, O. V. who the recipient of very mw I Htudy coat. The School is said to be 1 in very fl.mri»hlngcondition. cord.

fellow like the correspondent of the Mackerel Mess Mackerel Labrador from 20 MnU to at Party's Clothing Honje. Sou at BOU awl all prices, at MaUh't. paper CMm, He. per box Plui The Meailvllle ioat Christmas night after tion three weeks, with nroflts esUina! "fx of Hie Sttack. and would not have referred lo It length I nt for ll-r of correcting some of at MaUh's.

SbOm at Malsh's. atMalsb's. np the beat window curtains. CajpotM.Uh's. HjUll fmff, all prices, at Malsh's.

Hard Bobberand Florence Toilet Set. lor ihs Holiday trade at nm Ptoy Lnck.8i»ndard.ttndC,0.ft crrr DBUB offering great inuueemeniK to uiv eu at fortl-r purpone of correcting SOIUB pricesorpaperelherequotetl.anawm matemeum it contained, which a.ld uamrofmore paper, to The ADVANCE ABOUS to be the give a oueofihn very best family utterances are fit it i iii thin uan ol me i next fact, we-win give noe 01 iuo great reduetion on any of the leading'pera published in published In the United country- JToU at mummt Cmfm. all prieea, Maum'a. mrtu Mnw food nainredt for nt Graham Bed wheat, Wbltewheat Oats ihelled Meats Side Pork. Mess Dried Beef oa peeled.

tones lalstn lice Seed, Clover, 1 Dn tt nngH Imperial Race Street, near West's Store. 52 tf FUNEBRIAL. When in search ofKuneral 3oods, yon will flnd MoJ Undertaking Place on Shenftngo Ide residence and near PreR 3hnrob COFFINS and CASKETS, he plainest grades to the flnest in use Also Shrouds. Habits, Preserving Fluid md everything pertaining to tho bus- "SlrUse PATENT SAFETY HOOKS for LOWERING, thos doing away with the DANGEROUSStraps care and attention will given to the conduct of Ihe business in every particular. Lowest prices and best McMDiLEN.

C.H. BATON, BOOT SHOE MAKER Shop over Keck 4 Emery's slore. Bhoes of tile IK.NE1 INVISIBLE PATCHia A 8PBOIAI.TTi No. 173 Main street, np stain, 10 23 ly Pymatuning Mutual Kre Insurance Company. .141.