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4 PERSONAL PENCILINGS. and are lost to sight, although to memory i ruii Growing In K'Kean. Mr. E. M.

AVheeler, the Bradford fruit DOINGS IN NEAR BY COUNTIES. Corry is to have aluminum works. 0. H. DUBOIS CO.

Are Sole Agents for McKean Co. for dear. Others are carrying the contrihu Postmaster Kelts and wife spent tion boxes in our most respectable grower, is of the opinion that M'Kean is Sunday in Arroyo, Elk county Diphtheria is prevailing to an alarm churches, and others again hare died destined to become the finest fruit KANE AND ITS SURROUNDINGS. Report of ComaaHtec on Statistics of the Board of Trade. At a meeting of the Kane board of trade held on the 11th the committee on statistics submitted the following report, whieh we publish for the information of our readers Mrs.

John Grady returned on Mon ing extent in Warren, Hardman Haines Brothers and are now angels in heayen; but they ing county in the, State. In an address We are here pit THE KEYSTONE POPULAR JEWELRY, day evening from her visit to Corning, The Clarendon burnt district has been owe us just the same." delivered in Bradford on the evening of Ohio. almost entirely rebuilt. Let's have a mum sociable. The fol John Shoemaker, of Smethport, treasurer of M'Kean county, is in town to day.

Thos. R. Cowell, mayor of Oil City, Kane, Pa Oct. 10, 1887. To the Officers and Members of the Kane Board of Trade Dear Sirs The undersigned, committee on statistics, beg leave to make the following report The borough of Kane was founded by the late Major General Thomas L.

Kane the 17th Mr. Wheeler said At first glance it would appear that no fruit whatever was raised here. But that is a mistake. M'Kean county has grown the banner apples of the world, and to day her photographed fruit occupies a big place in the catalogue of Eastern nurseries. The seed is scattered over the whole world by salesmen of the fruit tree growers of the Genesee A'alley and its tributaries.

I challenge the nursery World to Produce a finer apple than the lowing are the rules governing this unique device for passing a pleasant evening: From the moment you enter the house, perfect silence must be kept. The first pne who speaks will be fined fifty cents. Each succeeding speaker will be fined twenty five cents, and be entitled to a ticket for refreshments and the privilege was registered at the Hotel LaMont on ALSO Mason hamlin And E8TEY OEGANS. Write to us for Prices and Terms. 61 MAIN BRADFORD, PA.

Thursday. The Baptists of Emporium are arranging to build a new church. Six black bear have been shipped from Renovo since the first of October. There are 1,075 Odd Fellows in Erie county, with assets footing up $40,210.88. The catch of white fish at Erie this season is yery large the largest for years.

There is a six months old" Ayrshire calf in Tioga county that weighs 675 pounds. Mrs. Carter, of Renovo, a former resi POST OFFICE BLOCK, SANE, AA'here you will find the Best Stock of WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE dent of Kane, is the guest of T. II. Ryan in 1864, and incorporated in 1886.

Within the last three years it has doubled in population and number of buildings, and family. of talking and making others talk. Those who refrain from talking the entife even while the wealth of the former and char Mrs. Clyde Kime and Miss Clara Davolt Martin apple, grown on Marvin creek, this county. This apple measures 17i inches in circumference, weighs 19 acter of the latter has shown even more striking improvements.

ing will have their refreshments served Stevens, of Ridgway, paid Kane a flying edf gratis. No writing allow KANE LEADER. visit on Tuesday. it may De worth a fortune to many to know that right here in M'Kean conntv ounces and keeps until late in May. This wonderful production in the history of fine fruit belongs to us citizens of this it you want to buy an organ or sewinc OCT.

27. 1887. THURSDAY, there is a town destined to become one of the leading centres of manufacture in AVestern Pennsylvania: and to know machine wait iob A. Burdick. who county.

It is a hybrid between a seedling of this countv and a hardv apple Crawford county's tax rate is six mills. It has not been so low for twenty five years. The Supreme Court has refused to grant King, the Clarion county murderer, will cive you the worth of vour money. The Domestic is the leading machine of grafted into this seedling tree of PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Divine worship every Sabbath at It A.

X. that her natural resources are the foundation on which to build her future greatness. AAre want all bankers, merchants. Martins Chikls. It somewhat resem the land, iiaskill isurdick, Agts, and 7:30 p.

K. Prayer meeting Wednesday at bles the M'lntosh red, a Canadian apple it also resemble? the Alexander, but is apr21 Smethport, Pa. Call at the Kake Bakery for good 7:30 P. M. tsaooatn Bcnooi at p.

h. All capitalists, manufacturers and others to Eyer brought to this city. I have a No. I Engraving Machine with which we engrar All Goods Bought at My Store, Free of charge and in the best of style. Prompt attention given to repairing of all kinds of Watches, Clocks, JeAvehy, t3.ALL WORK GUARANTEED TO CIVE SATISFACTION.

(). (I KELTS, PROPRIETOR. know that Kane. M'Kean countv. is the are cordially invited.

REV. G. G. BARNES, Pastor. fresh bread.

favored town. All those in need ff a good Sewing AVe have seven large, handsomely fur P. M. Fuller, Republican candidate for commissioner, was in Kane on Saturday looking after his fences. O.

B. Lay, who is secretary of the Kane school board, attended the teachers' institute in Smethport last week. Howells, MofEtt Co. expect to have their clothes pin factory at AVest Kane in operation within thirty days. Geo.

Griffiths returned on Saturday from Bedford county, where he had been visiting the scenes of his boyhood days. T. H. Ryan, R. E.

Looker, James Landragan and N. R. Covel represented Kane at the reunion of the old Bucktails. M. E.

CHURCH. Machine should buV Jfhe "Helpmate." It nished hotels, whose guests are well fed Services every Sunday at 10:30 A. it. and 7:30 a new trial. The pay roll of the Cameron iron and coal company, at Emporium, is at present about $14,000 a month.

Since the new marriage license law went into effect, two years ago, 770 licenses to wed have been issued in Crawford county. J. AV. Moore, of Titusyille has put is a first class macMhe in ever respect and warranted to give Satisfaction. Address Eric Ericskin, Warren, Pa.

p. M. Sunday Kenooi ai p. i raycr Meeting every Thursday at 8 p. m.

REV. J. A. PARSONS, Pastor. and comfortably lodged.

AVe have a live, wide awake town of 2,000 inhabitants, which but eighteen months ago numbered uiucuiyujccr, lAceps jjeuur man eitner, and is a much finer apple in every respect. I say no nurseryman has this apple and never saw any only what has been produced in this county. Mr. Bogue, of Batavia, Genesee county, N. one of the largest nurserymen iu the world, has sent for cions from this tree, and the fruit will soon be.

grown all over the country. One thousand dollars prop Fresh bread, cakes, pies, at the City Bakery. only 900. AVe have natural causes for our prosperity, with our thousands of acres of the finest timber land in the world, the excellence of our soil and the F. A.

M. MEETING. Kane Lodge, No. KG, F. A.

holds Its stated meetidgs the first and third Wednesdays of each month. THOS. H. RYAN, W. Richard W.

Smith, Sec'y. Call and examine new fall stock. No trouble to show gpods. erly invested and laid out in nursery cul down over 770 gas and oil wells, a record power of our enormous gas wells. Every MRS.

JjOTTIE SEARLES. that is probably not equalled by any man, The family of lhos. Crossen were living or dead. tivation in this city can in hve vears be grown into the enormous sum "of $50, 000. You don't believe it.

You take one acre of land, lay it out 3 feet apart, put your seedlings four inches apart, cultivate them for one year, craft them, and Reunion of the Old Bucktails. The first annual reunion of the old S. E. ULMAN, Dealer in. FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC A young man named Fulton, resid gladdened on Tuesday of last week by the arrival of a little girl.

Artight, thirteen pounds. Bucktails, which was held at Williams port on Thursday and Friday of last LOCAL PARAGRAPHS. ADVERTISE WELL. Advertise well 'tis the secret of glory Htick to the principle fast as a leech Think of the names that are famous in story; Advertise well is the lesson they teach. How have men compassed so wide a connection, Made the world swallow their nostrums at will 1 one man with one helper will graft 2,000 per day tho second year sell them for O.

F. Hoffman a prominent oil pro week, was a highly successful affair, from 30 cents to $1.50 apiece. I am already growing in this city fruit 1 i about one hundred and fifty of the gallant old veterans being present. On Thursday afternoon the following corps of officers was elected President, Gen 'Tls that by constant and serious reflection irees ui rue cuoicesi varieties, am determined to put out thousands more in the spring and top graft them to such choice fruits as I know will do well here. ing in Clarion county, was so badly gored by a vicious bull week before last that he died on the 16th.

The St. Mary's Herald of the 19th says: "John AVittman, of Benzinger township, this season, raised for market 19,000 heads of cabbage." The DuBois base ball club, which won the championship of the Mountain League, has disbanded. The management still owes the players $600. The storm on Sunday and Sunday night did great damage to vessels on Lake Erie, one boat being dashed to Advertise well is tneir principle sun. Advertise well you will never repent it Nothing more wise can a business man do, Stink to this motto, and never forcet it WINES I.

LIQUORS, NEXT DOOR TO KANE BANK: Orders by Mail Solicited and promptly filled; intelligent investor who comes here is compelled to admit that by these natural causes we have the brightest future as a manufacturing centre of any place in Northwestern Pennsylvania. A lovely climate, a pure atmosphere, abundance of water, a rushing business centre and attractive residences are what a stranger will say are among our advantages. Kane is situated in the southwest corner of M'Kean county, Northwestern Pennsylvania. Geographically it stands over 2,000 feet above tide, on the high ground in the centre of the great "horse shoe" of the Allegheny river. Almost within the borough limits are the headwaters of the Clarion, Kinzua, Two mile, East Tionesta and South Tionesta streams, which, flowing gently away in all directions, cut out valleys and leave ridges radiating like spokes of a wheel.

Roads, railroads and other highways of commerce, which seek a pass from valley to valley or ridge to ridge, are thus compelled by nature to pass through and and do that grafting from cions two and. three years old, so thev will come to bear Advertise well it will null von safe through ing early or in a year or two. I will Advertise well, do not think what 'twill cost ducer of AVarren, and ex Mayor Brooder, of Bradford, were guests at the Hotel LaMont on Friday. B. R.

Line and wife, of Palermo, Sicily, are visiting J. Manzella and family. Mr. Line is Mr. Manzella's uncle and Mrs.

Manzella's grandfather. Mrs. A. Hilliard and son, of Newport, Delaware, who have been visiting A. J.

Larson and family for the past two weeks, returned to their home on Monday. John G. Lonngren, one of the editors and proprietors of the Wort Xya Hem furnish to any one locating here trees or you Publishers' bills are but friends In disguise. Vines or snrubDery of any kind to benefit How do you know what your caution has lost you or Deautuy their homes at half price. Would you be wealthy, you must advertise.

Advertise well! though business be waning; Those who spend freest must win in the end. eral W. R. Hartshorne, of Acidemia; vice presidents, Colonel A. E.

Niles, of Wellsboro, and Colonel E. A. Irwin, of Curwensville secretary and treasurer, W. H. Rauch, of Philadelphia; chairman of executive committee, Captain John P.

Bard. A public meeting was held in the evening, which was largely attended, Mayor Jones presiding. An address of welcome was delivered on behalf of the city by Hon. H. C.

M'Cormick, which was followed by an address of welcome on behalf of Reno Post, G. A. by Comrade H. C. Parsons.

Both of these pieees off Ashtabula, Ohio, at a loss of up ana be doing! no need lor Act for yourself, and be your own friend. Advertise well all lanes have a turning; Nothing Days better than paper and ink. Is Is laf Toil Get There can be 20,000 trees put in good growing condition in this city, two years old next spring, and all top grafted with the finest fruit in the world cared for and cultivated will be ready for sale the next spring and the cash outlay need not exceed $1,000, and the trees the second year would be far ahead of anything brought in here by tree agents. It would Thousands who daily this motto are spurning ioa mat li brings inem to uanKruptcy (Our New Home), Jamestown, N. was a caller at the Leader office yester DrinK.

Chemisl and Druggist. $30,000. The AVarren Hotel, one of the leading hotels in AVarren, will close the early part of next month. Mr. Buss, the proprietor, says there is no money in a temperance house.

The Austin Autograph and Port Alle meet at Kane. Geologically it is in the lower coal measures, is about the middle of the every; TIME I day. E. L. Keenan, Union Labor Demo Is it a cardinal sin to paint a town red? cratic nominee for additional law judge, came over from Smethport on Monday addresses were responded to on behalf of the Bucktails by Hon.

W. W. Brown I be a very low estimate, putting those trees at 50 cents each, which would be $3, 000. Pears can be grown as cheaply as apples and they sell for double the amount, but there are few varieties that can be grown successfully here. The plums we can grow here defv competition Is Kane to have a toboggan slide this to look after his interests in this end of of Bradford.

Lieut. Col. Irwin then de livered an oration on the life of Col the county. Mrs. AV.

B. Smith and Misses Lizzie Hugh M'Neill, who fell in the fore front and the world cannot produce their equal. Only three varieties of grapes can be grown here. It requires high altitude for of battle, at the close of which Gen and Emma AVelker returned on Monday evening from AVilliamsport, whither they Hartshorne read a paper on the brilliant long life, either for humanity or for long were called last week by the death of Pennsylvania oil region, and near the northeastern extremity of the natural gas field. Kane is the junction of the middle and western divisions of the Philadelphia and Erie (Pennsylvania) railroad, northern division of the Pittsburg and AVestern railroad, and New York, Lake Erie and AVestern narrow gauge system.

The Philadelphia and Erie carries Adams express and the celebrated Empire Line. The Pittsburg and AVestern carries Pittsburg and AVestern express and connects with the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. The "Erie" narrow gaue system carries United States express and Erie express, and carries the standard cars of Erie Despatch, Trader's Despatch, AVaverly Line and all other transportation lines of the New York, Lake Erie career of Col. Chas. F.

Taylor, who was also killed in battle. Capt. L. AV. Gifford, keeping fruits.

AVinter apples grown in an altitude of 1,800 to 2,300 feet above sea level will keep from four to six weeks longer than the same variety grown upon an altitude of 800 to 1,200 feet above sea of St. Mary's, delivered an address on their grandmother. Thomas Elgar, of Fredonia, N. will occupy the pulpit of the Presbyterian church on Sunday next. Evening sub the line officers killed in action.

Ad WATCHES. CHAINS. CHARMS. RINGS, SILVWARE oTf CLOCKS. SQUARE DEAL castors, in Every Line, baskets.

BUES VALPAPER. PORKS. gany Reporter not only resemble each other very much, but read strikingly alike. Brother Hughes is evidently trying to "kill two birds with one stone." The Kent House at Lakewood, on Chautauqua Lake, which was destroyed by fire last week, will be rebuilt at a cost of $200,000. When completed it will undoubtedly be the finest hotel in AVestern New York.

M. Boyce, a Clarion farmer, raised one hundred and fifty bushels of potatoes on one acre of ground the past season. Considering that this is not a good year for potatoes, Mr. Boyce's success is rather phenomenal. About a month ago Milo Adams, an inmate of the AVarren insane asylum, escaped from that institution, and as no dresses were also made by Dr.

Ar. C. Doane and AV. II. Rauch.

On Friday two ject "The Solitude of Joy and Sorrow business meetings were held, after which the Bucktails, supplemented by Com or, Prison Life in AVorkshop, Hospital and Cell." Young men specially invited James M'Dade on Friday purchased panies Dand of the National Guard, and AVestern railroad and connecting winter? Old Boreas made himself heard on Sunday night. Four weeks from to day will be Thanksgiving. Read the change in O. B. Lay's column advertisement.

The well of the Citizens gas company is down about 600 feet. The work of laying the pipes for the Spring water company goes steadily on. The Port Allegany gas well has proven a failure. A depth of 2,000 feet was reached. There were one hundred and sixty teachers in attendance at the institute in Smethport last week, Next Monday night will be "All Hallow E'en," when the average boy will be in his element.

It is claimed that valuable paint beds have been discovered near Bradford. They are to be developed. Court is in session at Smethport this week. James Landragan is the only representative of Kane on the traverse jury, i level. I have been asked as to the profits arising from fruit growing.

You take a good healthy three or four year old tree, say the AVagoner, for instance I have often known that to bear the first year. The Duchess of Oldenburg almost universally bears the first ear. I sold one of them to N. J. Hayes, of Dallas City, last spring which he tells me bore finer fruit this season than my plate book represents and that it ripened in July.

Many of our choicest winter apples can be made anu xiuno ana uarrows J'osts, made a roads. It makes equal rates with the the interest of M'Ewen and Almy, of Ridgway, in the lampblack factory at the Pennsylvania railroad to competing northern terminus of Chase street. Mr. points. Distance, via Philadelphia and Erie railroad, to Erie, 5)5 miles; llarrisburg.

street parade. In the evening a camp fire was held in the court house in the presence of a large concourse of people, at which addresses were delivered by Comrades Brown, Smith, Allen, Hickman retains his interest in the es tablishment, the style of the new firm 246 Philadelphia, 351 Baltimore, 331 New York, 442 Chicago, via Lake Shore being M'Dade Hickman. trace oi him coma De lound, it was sup and Michigan Southern, 547 distance. Corcoran, Hartshorne, Irwin, Freeman posed that he had been murdered. A via Pittsburgh and AVestern railroad, to T.

H. Lawry, of Rixford, J. AV. Dr. Doane and others.

The next reunion few days ago, however, he was discov will be held at Bradford, a proposition to Stearns, of Custer City, and James Ang lun, of Bradford, Union Labor Demo Pittsburgh, 153 miles; 177 Fairport (Lake Erie), 240 Chicago, 607 Cincinnati, 483 St. Louis. 592 dis ered at Bcmus Point, working as a la hold it at Gettysburg being voted down. borer. cratic nominees for prothonotary, sheriff tance, via "Erie System," to Bradford, 41 to produce enough the third, fourth and fifth years to pay.

Upon an average of eight to nine years they will produce six to ten bushels per tree. It takes 50 trees to plant an acre. A few figures, if figures don't lie, will give you a yearly income from $150 to $200 per acre, and I have known of over $600 worth of apples being taken off one acre. It is in the near future that we will see the hills bud and bloom like a rose, and if every acre of laud in M'Kean county was set out to winter fruit it would command a better miles; Buflalo, 119; Rochester. 204: and commissioner, were in town yesterday, and favored the Leader office with The contest for president judge in Crawford county is becoming decidedly XAn of Letters.

List of letters remaining in the New York, 460; Boston, 654: Chicago. post 629. THAT'S SO! If you want to find out the meaning of this sentence GIVE US TRIAL, And if you are not satisfied I will return your money That's a Square Offer, Isn't It NEXT DOOR TO HOTEL KANE, PENNA. interesting. Judge Pearson Church is a office at Kane, Oct.

24, 1887 The Philadelphia and Erie road runs a call. They are all pleasant gentlemen, and are confident of election. candidate for re election. His Republi three passenger trains, the "Erie System" GENTS. can opponent is John J.

Henderson. The The candidates in town this week A Masonic banquet will be given at the Thomson House to morrow (Friday) two, and the Pittsburgh and Western one each way daily. Two local railroads, the Kane Oil Field railroad and North Kane county is Republican, but Judge Church were almost "too numerous to mention." price than it does to day. Every year as was shown Dy his election ten years night It promises to be a rechcrch affair. In addition to those already noted, was the demand in Europe is rapidly increasing.

I think it is a low estimate to say Geo. A. Sturgeon, of Bradford, Republi ago, is stronger than his party, and may again pull through. there is paid out yearly can nominee for district attorney, who in jsi Kean countv. How many persons know that if a bank check is not presented for payment within thirty days after it is drawn, the AVhile Oliver Humes, proprietor of was shaking hands with our people yes terday.

Fortunately for both candidates the Renovo House, Renovo, formerly Choice cigars at SlVC LgTiarles', Call on Thos. Crossenf 3ne door north maker cannot be compelled to pay it and people, the election is near at hand. passenger conductor on the Philadelphia oi flyers meat mamtet, lor iresn vesr The Counters and shelving are being Thomas Ryan, of Kane, who has been ptaDies, tooacco and cigars. t. 'X put in place in Burgess Smith's hand attending the reunion of the Bucktails at Andrews, Edwin Porter, Henry Folsom, N.

M. Larson, J. F. Hager, Lewis Lose, Charles Johnston, AValter LADIES. Anderson, Marid Merriam, Susan M.

Johnson, Wilhel Mumbaugh, Mary miua Tells, Carlet FOREIGN. Anderson, Chas. (2) Nelson, August Anderson, Ida Em Lorensson, Alfred ilia 0. G. Kelts, P.

M. Closing Out. James Co. are pfpering some rare bargains in their clothing department. Making room for fall and winter stock, an unparalleled opportunity isoffered to buy what you may want in that line cheap.

Nice fresh candiest MrsCT. Searles'. H. 0. Blymiller aniymnces to the some new store room.

In another week AVilliamsport, is in town to day, visiting Master Mechanic Holman. Mr. Ryan it will probably be ready for occupancy Credit yourself by beinjf smart, glide by these high priced clAUners and pay our low price. ames Co. Mrs.

E. L. AA'hiting announces to the ladies of Kane and vidmitv that she has The Ernhout well, Buuktail No. 3, on was a resident of Kane when the war the Looker lot, just outside the borouj broke out, and with many of his com received her fall yrd winter stock of millinery. She haf also a nice line of limits, was shot this morning.

She made a beautiful flow of about seventy barrels panions in the Bucklail regiment floated past Renovo on rafts constructed by CARBONATED SUMMER DRINKS Made from pure materials are not only REFRESHING, at this time of the year, bnt also HEALTHFUL, and the place to get them Is from the Elegant Apparatus at of oil, and is pronounced a good well themselves in 1801 at Sinnemahoning. railroad, terminate at Kane, and are owned by citizens. The borough proper has a population of 2,000 souls, whose nationality is principally American, with citizens of Swedish and Irish descent aiding in the general thrift and push of an active and prosperous community. It contains over 240 dwelling houses, 35 stores, 24 work shops, 7 hotels, 5 eating houses and board houses, 3 churches, 2 public halls, 4 factories, 4 livery stables, 2 railroad depots, 2 engine houses, 2 railroad shops, a school house, bank, printing office (Kane Leader) and grist mill 204 buildings; of which 2 are of iron, 5 of stone, 17 of brick, and 240 of wood, in addition to many barns, stables and storage sheds. In the immediate vicinity, tributary to Kane, is a population exceeding maintained, 1,200 by farming, 800 producing oil, 400 lumbering, and 400 by other employments.

There are 200 farms, 500 dwellings and boarding houses, oil wells, 10 schools, 2 churches, 12saw mills, 2 chemical works, 2 charcoal works (12 ovens), 2 planing mills, shingle mill, clothes pin factory, cheese factory, and machine shop, whose employes trade at Kane. The learned professions are represented by 13 teachers, 7 doctors, 6 ministers and 4 lawyers. The Kane gas light and heating company has three large gas wells and mains laid in every street, and every building is at present supplied with gas for fuel Renovo Evening Xeus. and Erie railroad, was walking about on the mountain near Drury's run, a short distance from Renovo, on Friday, he encountered a cub bear, which he killed, and on Saturday the guests of the Renovo House had roast bear for dinner. Nicholas Gilford, of Clarion county, recently lost his wallet near Tylersburg, which contained several hundred dollars in money and a number of valuable papers.

AVhile driving along the road some time after, a young man named Kinch found it sticking in the mud. He at once took it to Mr. Gilford, who rewarded him for his honesty by thanking him and giving him a quarter! Bueklen's Arnica Salve. The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever children's hoods. Diopifi and examine her goods.

For fresh, sweetNVnead call at the Kane Bakery. The Ladies' Aid Society of the Presbyterian church do all kjufls of plain sewing, outlining and fancy Ifrork, cheaply and well. Orders to be left at Mrs. Searles'. Elisha Turk, an old and popular en The Mallory Rathbone oil well on the Gillis lands, warrant 1779, in the Highland field, was shot yesterday, and the indications are that she will settle gineer on the P.

AV. road, died of ty people of Kane andX icinity that he keeps nothing but thlchoujest Chicago phoid fever at Parker, on Monday last. beef at his new meat down to about twenty barrels per day, Mr. Turk was the engineer of the passen ger train that ran into a freight on the Foxburg switchback several months ago, J. M.

Hoflcr will inthe future keep a well selected stockf watches, clocks and jewelry of aU kufils for you to select from. All goods Vuftranteed to be as represented or money refunded. Soliciting The entertainment given by the Noes Family in Griffith's Opera House on Tuesday evening was well attended. It was not our pleasure to be present, but when a man by the name of Jones was killed by being caught between two cars, a eall when in town, and assuring you and he and the conductor of the passen we learn that the performances were of that all orders shall receive prompt and ger train, T. Ar.

Rainey, were both sus a high ordef. carciui attention, i remain pended. Investigation of the affair Yours respectful! AVe have received a bound copy of sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively Cures piles, or no payment required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or armacy J. M.Hoefer, the Driftwood Daily Gazette, issued last showed that the men were not criminally careless, but that the accident was the Fralev ST.

Kane. Pa. EC. E. MORRISON, Sole Agent for the CHICKERING, WEBER, And all First Class Pianos and Organs.

money refunded, t'nee 2o per box result of a misunderstanding which might Lost. A red steer, wit6 a dark brown face, one vear and sixmonths old. A or sale Dy j. jj. Magowa: week during the sessions of the Cameron county teachers' institute in that borough.

It is a four column folio, and is quite have been averted, but probably would suitable reward wilftbtj paid for the re and lights at low rates. The Citizens gas company, recently chartered, is about to drill for gas, and promises competition. The Spring water company of Kane is Which has already gained for itself the reputation of producing the FINEST BEVERAGES in this section of the State.1 not have been in ninety nine cases out of tastily gotten up. We congratulate Bro. turn of the same, any information leading to its recovery, by Y.

A. Nelson, Earl on his enterprise. Fresh eggs at the KVueGakery. Lunches of all kindserved or put up by Thos. Crossen, ficv door north of Myers' meat market.

Farmers, oil meur and lumbermen, jvane, ra. Thos. Crossen, one dor north of Myers' NO. 95, MAIN BRADFORD, PA. JBl "Will "tee in.

ICane th.e The change in the weather on Friday was sudden and complete. "Old Boreas" one hundred, However, Turk took the matter greatly to heart, and was never the same man afterward. He 'worried until his health became impaired and the fever found him an easy victim. Clarion Jacksonian. Mr.

Turk was well meat market, receive fresh vegetables three times a week. 'He has also a full constructing a complete system of vt ater supply, which will be ready by Nov. 1st, 1887. Absolutely pure spring water is pumped to an elevated reservoir and sup pi ied to consumers by gravity through cast iron mains. For fire protection, a pressure of 150 pounds per inch can be put upon the mains by action of the SOtDa.

ofevery i.oaatli.. a have you bought Wpair of those Sweet Orr pants of JamesKs Co. yet? They are the cheapest and the best. Guaranteed line of tobacco and cigars. Lunches of held high carnival for a while, then rain fell, and In the afternoon a snow storm set in, which lasted until late in the all kinds served.

not to rip. I wish to inform my mends and pat known in Kane, and was highly esteemed All kinds of so: idnfhka. sfrch as birch for his many good qualifies. night, and on Saturday morning the ground was covered with several inches beer, sareaparilla. lWionad.

pumping engine. Capacity, 18,000 bar can be rons that I have commeryfed sewing again, and will be glad to seiLthem at my place of business on Greeves street. All Join in the chorus And sing with loud refrain. For here's a stock most glorious And we've bargains onee again. Tlieu sound the twsin louder, Ijet tho people round us know Where to spend the mighty dollar In the Qii reli use of goods low.

had at the Kane Bal kery rels per day. of snow. Ihe capital stock of the water company Stamping of all Jtinds, yand lessons given in embroidery and ihpestry paint If vou want a Mrs. Lottie Searles. goocirig, ca Jl on J.

C. ouse barn. A chemical works was recently fcnialTJ Myers at the Cen ing, Dy miss it. ttarris. and of both gas companies is owned wholly by residents, and there is no bonded indebtedness on either.

started at Mt. Alton with twelve retorts iff good shape. Buy Electric Light ffour, for sale only He will fit you out Parties desiring Greatly Excited. Not a few of the citizens of Kane have re and a contract for all the acetate of lime fresKlv rendered lard The attention of evervbody is invited to our The town site is undulating, but the cently become greatly excited over the as can have their crocl laiirf pails filled by and wood alcohol they can turn out be tounding facts that several of their friends eat market. taking them to King New Fall and Winter Stock of tween now and the first of the year.

If main streets are so laid as to be almost level, while the slopes afford superior natural drainage. who had been pronounced by their physi The NEW SYRUPS on draught are GRAPE PHOSPHATE (Very Popular), GINGER MEAD (A Delicious Tonic), TUTTI FRUTTI Many Fruits RED CURRANT AND CONCORD GRAPE. These, with the regular CREAM SYRUP, Make a drink fit for tho The new livery sla of J. C. Myers, the present rate of increase continues, in the tentenniai yiouse Darn, is tho Kane is celebrated for itshealthfulness.

by James anw you will have the best that can be prociirecK Every sack guaranteed. J. C. Myers has started a livery stable in the Centennial JSjjmse barn. He has a number of good turnout and solicits a share of the patronage the public.

Just received ati tlrfe Kane Bakery a choice lot of fresfy confectionery and nuts, M'Kean county will soon be a perfect place to get a good rig. Clothing "Say 1 Mandy, r6u going to cians as incurable and beyond all hope suffering with that dreadful monster consumption have been completely cured by Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption, the only remedy that does positively cure all throat and lung diseases, coughs, colds, asthma and bronchitis. net work of manufacturing establish inents. buy your wall paper The Thomson House has for twelve years been a summer resort highly recommended by the most prominent physicians for persons sufferingfrom hay fever, consumption, ague and other pulmonary Including the lareest assortment of latest "ininno, "Well, I've beer thinking that neigh styles, best Qualities, most substantial, durable and dependable goods ever brought to this section.

Also, a complete assortment of The Kickapoo lndjaft Medicine No. 5, opened a free entertainments in GriflitlS Opera House last Trial bottle free at J. D. Magowan's drug and malarial diseases. The stalwart baked Bread, buns, cake and twice a day at the Kne Isal store.

Large bottles, 50 cents and $1. bor Perkins is putting on so much style since he bought his paper for his house at Fryling's that we had ifctter go there forms, healthy complexions and active Green vegetables rqcvedydaily at the Stoves for Sale. too. Gents' Furnishings, motions of our people are frequently commented upon. Employers find a distinct advantage in the amount and character of labor performed by our workers.

The air is very rare and dry. I have four second hand, stoves one The best place in toivjf to get good fresh bread is at the City BkervT Baked fresh i to fkerw Just received my fad and winter cook and three heating vlueh I will stock in millinery and fancy goods. yfllso, sell on reasonable terms, evening before a tair sizea audience. They expect to appear nightly in the same place for two weeks to come, and cordially invite the people of Kane and surrounding country to come and see thorn. They guarantee to make their entertainments pleasingtand to vary the programme nightly.

a nne line oi lauies and ciniuron un J. ntiner" Our school building is a large and com at the City every day. Fresh nuts and confe Bakery. Go to the five and derwear. Prices very low Mrs.

tjilluly. Look to Tour Interest, cent store for modious brick structure, substantial and warm, well lighted and ventilated. Our graded schools can hardly be excelled. Aside from the public school, is the If you think of bVvirig clothing, drv bargains in wool hosie mittens, gloves, IXC. goods, fancy goods, Jewelry, boots and shoes, call at the New York bazaar, Mt.

Jewett, Applcstein Phillips, Thev have a new game) in the West, Catholic parochial school, supported by the congregation of that church. The ah kinds of vi les, onions, let Vrv lettuce, radishes, eel at the Kano Catholics, Methodists, Presbvterians and proprietors. Our lino of bottled and draught MINERAL WATERS Comprise all the popular Spring Waters in the country HATS, CAPS, GLOVES, Trunks, Valises, Etc. Offering everything iii our line BELOW ANY AND ALL COMPETITION. Kvery economical buyer will rind It to tho greatest advnntage to investigate our matchless claims for trade, as we are at the front this season with by far the largest stock ot goods and the lowest prices ever offered In this part of the country.

Every article a GENUINE, SAFE, SURE BARGAIN. We carry a full line of the most celebrated Overalls, Pants and Shirts. Ask to see them. Fine salt and fresh fish received h'ftter Careful Obi ation lexvi three times a week it Blymiller's meat 11 nf Proves that near! one half the entire sickn ofi during the fall, winter, an iffi ipring months, re the neglect of A special notice to the Citizens of this region of country, esneciitKy to all persons suffering from any ill uflth, that I am proprietor and manufacturtft of a line of home remedies, purely vegetable and free from any poisonous or nauseous drugs, being the result of many years of study, experience and observat ion, which are becoming standard articles for daily use. There are seven kinds, viz.

Dennis' Blood, Liver and Kidney Cure, for all diseases of the blood, per bottle $1.00 Dennis' Great American Panacea, for external or internal use, to relieve pain, 25 cents Dennis' Superior Cough Syrup, free from opium, 25 cents Dennis' Laxative Liver Pills, 25 cents; Dennis' Halm of Gilead Salve, 25 cents; Donnis' Medicated Soap, for washing sores, 25 cents Dennis' Headache and Catarrh Snuff, 25 cents. All warranted. For sale at J. AV. Griffith drug store, in Kane, and by Dr.

Hottel. in Jo Jo. frnlll Swedish Lutherans have thriving congregations, and the three last worship in their own church buildings. The Catholic church was burned, and is to be rebuilt. Each denomination owns a neat parsonage.

Among ouT societies we number Kane Lodge, No. 566, F. LaMont Lodge, Royal Arcanum, and Equitable Aid Society. The hook and ladder and hose companies comprise our fire department. There is also an Assembly of the Knights of Labor, The Mountain Circle suits colds which is called ditor's Delight." It is played by one or more the more the better in this wise Take a sheet of ordinary writing paper, fold it up carefully, and enclose a bank note sufficiently large to pay all arrears and a year in advance.

What adds immensely to the game is to send along the name of a new subscriber or two, accompanied by the cash. A brother editor, who doubtless consoles himself with the soothing thought that "whom the Lord loveth He chastencth," resignedly observes: "Looking over an old ledger we see a long array of former subscribers who are indebted OK. JAMES' UOMPOfND TAB OYKtTP IS tVomlerfiil Cure. AV. D.

Iloyt wholesale and retail druggists, of Rome, say "AVo have been selling Dr. King's New Discovery, Electric Bitters and Bueklen's Arnica Salve for four years. Have never handled remedies that sell as well, or give such universal satisfaction. There have been Some wonderful cures effected by theso medicines hi not a patent medicine, but the Doctor's fa Keep off disease by drinking nothing but PURE WATER, to bo found at vorite prescription for all those dangerous throat and lung troubles we are so liable to in giving you the Lowest No hesitancy Prices. at this season.

It will soothe and strengthen the irritated tubes and allay all inflammation. There Is not an intelligent physician of the Chautauqua Literary aild Scientific' this city. Several cases oi pronounced con Uirclo numbers over forty members, sumntion have he.nn nnrirn enroll hv usn I who is familiar with ita peculiar composi AU of which is respectfully submitted, of a few bottles of Dr. King's New Discov 1 1 tion who will not honestly say he cannot JbLisiiA K. K.ANS; erv, taken in connection with Electric Bit il.