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1867
1821
101
6-
Mead
1810
2309
2421
611
31
Meadville.
2578
3702
7103
4525
176-
1st Ward.
1661
2d
.
66
1635
4th
66
1846
North Shenango
825
861
901
76
9§
Oil Creek
811
1155
2469
1658
204§
Titusville.
243
438
8639
8396
316-
1st Ward.
2334
3d
66
2275
4th
Pine.
702
847
777
75
11-
Randolph
1260
1597
1732
472
37§
Richmond.
1139
1640
1399
260
23-
Rockdale
1086
1638
1664
578
54§
Rome
940
1051
1596
656
70-
Sadsbury
982
1036
1068
86
9-
South Shenango
1664
1393
1042
622
37§
Sparta.
884
1254
1598
704
811
Spring
2623
1869
2845
222
8§
Steuben
1030
1300
Summerhill
1160
1237
1232
72
Summit
1074
1147
1034
40
4-
Troy
740
950
983
243
33-
Union.
1607
985
941
666
41§
Vernon
1299
1553
2077
778
60-
Wayne
882
1320
1464
582
66
West Fallowfield.
654
720
691
37
6
West Shenango.
357
Woodcock ..
2288
2445
2384
96
4§
Totals.
37849
48612+
63781
25932
69-
*As it is inconvenient to give the decimal expressing the exact rate per cent. when the remaining fraction is less than one-half, we have made use of the section sign to indicate that the true rate per cent. is greater than that expressed ; and when the remaining fraction is greater than one-half, one has been added to the integer. and the minus sign used to indicate that the true rate per cent. is less than the number by which it is expressed.
t To the total for the year 1860 is added 250, the population of Cochranton, which was organized as a borough prior to the erection of East Fairfield as a township.
The Great Original OPIUM AND MORPHIA ANTIDOTE! Will cure the Habit Quick, Cheap and without Pain. Send for Large Pamphlet. Address Drs. ORMES & KELLOGG, Jamestown.
Opium Habit Cured !
Conneaut ..
1012
1199
1200
Fairfield.
1961
3d
2d
1905
2125
6§
622
Venango
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AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS-COURTS-COUNTY OFFICERS.
Agricultural Statistics of Crawford County, FROM THE CENSUS OF 1870.
The number of farms in the county was 6,537, of which 6 contained less than three acres, 273 between three and ten acres, 656 between ten and twenty, 2,664 be- tween twenty and fifty, 2,230 between fifty and one hundred, 708 between one hundred and five hundred. The county contained 328,555 acres of improved land, 184,436 acres of woodland and 13,249 acres otherwise unimproved. The cash value of farms was $21,905,661; of farming implements and machinery, $758,944. The amount of wages paid during the year, including the value of board, was $288,495. The total estimated value of all farm productions, including betterments and additions to stock, was $4,525,489. The value of orchard products was $89,661; of the produce of market gardens, $8,625; of forest products, $192,003; of home manufactures, $123,690; of animals slaughtered, or sold for slaughter, $765,210; of all live stock, $3,702,266. The number of horses was 13,911; of milch cows, 24,247; of working oxen, 1,919; of sheep, 59,954; of swine, 14,685. The number of bushels of spring wheat produced was 24,213; of winter wheat, 233.036; of rye, 26,537; of Indian corn, 574,538; of oats, 924,392; of barley, 1,215; of buckwheat, 73,134; of Irish potatoes, 293,750. The number of pounds of wool produced was 230,664. The products of the dairy consisted of 2,016,252 pounds of butter, 196,039 pounds of cheese, and 1,176,731 gallons of milk sold. The number of tons of hay produced was 102,181; pounds of hops, 30,480; pounds of maple sugar, 99,562; gallons of maple molasses, 2,831; and pounds of honey, 14,130.
COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURTS-For the Western District of Pennsylvania. Third Judicial District, embraces Penn- sylvania, New Jersey and Delaware. Sit- tings in Erie begin second Monday in January and third Monday in July.
JUDGE-Wm. McKennan, Washington, Pa.
MARSHALL John Hall, Pittsburgh, Pa. CHIEF DEPUTY MARSHALL- - Hall, Washington.
CLERK-H. D. Gamble, Pittsburgh.
DEPUTY CLERK-A. B. Force, Erie.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-For the Western District of Pennsylvania. Sittings at Erie begin second Monday in : January and third Monday in July.
JUDGE-Wilson McCandless, Pittsburgh. DISTRICT ATTORNEY- -
MARSHALS-Same as for Circuit Court. CLERK-S. C. McCandless, Pittsburgh. DEPUTY CLERK-F. W. Grant, Erie.
U. S. COMMISSIONERS-F. F. Marshall, A. B. Force.
DISTRICT COURTS-For the 30th Judicial District of Pennsylvania, composed of Crawford county. Regular terms of Courts: first Monday of January, three weeks; first Monday of April, three weeks; first Monday of August, three weeks; first Monday of November, three weeks.
PRESIDENT JUDGE-Walter H. Lowrie, Meadville. Term of office, ten years. Term expires first Monday of December 1880.
ASSOCIATE JUDGES-William Davis, Jr., Meadville; Edward H. Chase, Titusville. Term five years. Term expires first Monday of December 1878.
COURT CRIER-William Pentz.
TIPSTAFFS-Philip Harpst. Henry W. Coy, Thomas Kinniff, Benj. F. Smith.
COURT HOUSE JANITOR-Frank Bray- mer.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
SHERIFF-Orlando Reed.
DEPUTY SHERIFFS-F. W. Ellsworth, E. T. Hall.
PROTHONOTARY-John F. Morris. S. DEPUTY PROTHONOTARY-Winfield Rose.
REGISTER AND RECORDER-William F. Dickson.
DEPUTY REGISTER AND RECORDER-Rob- ert Andrews.
CLERK OF COURTS-A. J. McQuiston. TREASURER-Benj. F. Stebbins.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AND POOR DIREC- TORS-Titus Ridgway, Oil Creek borough; G. W. Watson. Hayfield; I. Bloomfield Gerow, Cambridge.
COMMISSIONERS' CLERK-Orrin H. Hol- lister.
COMMISSIONERS' COUNSEL-John B.
Compton.
JURY COMMISSIONERS-Eliab Skeel, Hay- field; Chas. F. Adams, Mead.
AUDITORS-D. D. Williams, Vernon; Robert Wilson, North Shenango; R. S. B. Temple, Spring.
SUPERINTENDENT OF COMMON SCHOOLS- Janies C. Graham.
SURVEYOR-Frank R. Young.
JAIL AND POOR PHYSICIAN-Edward H. Dewey.
MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY-M. W. Oliver Jr., Spring: Fred. Bates, Titusville.
Address Drs. Ormes & Kellogg, 69 Main street, Jamestown, N. Y. Opinm & Morphia Habit Cured ! Send for Large Pamphlet. Agents Wanted, Ladies or Gen: lemen.
Opium Antidote !
Warranted to eure the Opium Habit. Agents Wanted, Ladies or Gentlemen. . Address Drs. Ornes & Kellogg. 69 Main street, Jamestown, N. Y.
CRAWFORD COUNTY. TABLE OF AIR-LINE DISTANCES, Between the principal Villages, in miles and tenths of miles.
VILLAGES.
Blooming Valley.
Cambridgeboro.
Centerville.
Conneautville.
Cochranton.
Cussewago.
Evansburgh.
Guys Mills.
Harmonsburgh.
Hartstown.
Hayfield.
Jamestown.
Linesville.
Meadville.
Riceville.
Saegerstown.
Springs Corners.
Spartansburgh.
Titusville.
Townville.
Tryonville.
Venango.
Woodcock.
Tryonville. Venango.
13.215.3 2.8 30.318.222.3 27.5 11 27.532.223.236.733
19.2 5.418.330.8 10
7.7 5.1
24.313 17.2-
Woodcock.
5.2| 3.6 16.6|15 |16.2| 6.8,15.8 9.9|14 21 |8.7|26.3|19.1| 8.614.7 4 15.221
22.6,11.3 15.6 17
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CRAWFORD COUNTY DISTANCE TABLE.
Blooming Valley. ..
Cambridgeboro
Centerville. .
Conneautville.
17.616.8 31.6
Cochranton
11.119.3 21 23
Cussewago ..
10.5 8.5 23.3 8.318.9
Evansburgh.
14.719.229.6 11.214.212.6
Guys Mills.
4.712.3 13.3 21.8 8.415.1|16.9
Harmonsburgh
14.417.129.3 7.2.16.7 9.6 4 17.5
Hartstown. 19.7.24.4 34.4 14.217 17.5 5.221.3 8
Hayfield ..
10.211.624.7 7.616.1 4.3 8.314.3 5.613.3
Jamestown .
24.629.8 39 19 20.123 10.525.713.5 5.518.8
Linesville
19.822 34.7| 7.621.213.7 7.122.9 5.4 7.4 10.5 11.6-
Meadville. 6.312.321.2 13.7 9.8 9.2 8.3 8.9 8.713.3 6.4 18.314
23.338.833.620.7
Saegerstown ....
18.516.5.31.8 2.825 8.5 13.8|23
9.817
21.8 10.3 15.5 29.812.8
Spartansburgh ..
20.819 7 35.8,28 27.4 35.5/20 34.740.529.5 45.840
27.1 6.524.635.5
Titusville .
19.222.8 8.7|37 20.429.2 32.3 15.5 38.1 36.5 29.5 40.338.5 24.512.224.937.7 13.6
Townville.
8.112 7.4 25.6 13.817.822.3 6
22.527 18.331.628 14
8.1 13.7 26.3 14.1 11.3-
Ricoville. 14.313.2 3.4 29.822 21.529 13.828 334 5.8 7.4 19.8|12 |14.6 4.7|11.8 10.4 10.117
4.922.5|15.3 5.518.3
-
Springs Corners.
8.2
15 15.7
-
6.8 3.7 18 |13.6,17.1 5 3 15.5 11.3 13.4 20.8 7.926.118.3 9 116.1 3.8 13.7 22
.
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PUBLISHER'S NOTICES.
The Auburn File Works, at Auburn. Cayuga Co., N. Y., have gained a wide and enviable reputation for the superior excellence of their hand-cut Files and Rasps, of which they turn out from 150 to 200 dozen per week. They employ a large force of the best me- chanics to be found. Among the varie- ties turned out are all kinds of flat, hand, mill, round, half-round, square, three square, slotting, knife, pit saw and cabinet files and rasps, taper saw and extra horse rasps, from the best warrant- ed English cast steel. Such is the repu- tation of these files that they are univers- ally adopted throughout the manufac- tories of Auburn, where they are con- sidered superior to all others. We ad- vise all mill owners, machinists and me- chanics generally, who have not already become acquainted with their excellence, to do so the first opportunity. See card, page 180.
The Crawford Democrat steam job printing office, 79 Water St., Mead- ville, is a first-rate place to get done all kinds of job printing. Their facilities are such as to enable the execution of all orders with dispatch. See card on page 182.
Steele & Co., dealers in Groceries and Provisions at 101 Chestnut St., Mead- ville, advertise on page 166. They buy the best of goods in large quantities, and can and do sell as low as the lowest. Customers may be sure of fair dealing at this well established house.
Oakford & Hood, of Titusville, advertise on margins that they are the only Practical Hatters in the Oil Region, and they are consequently able to give you the latest styles in hats and caps, and at reasonable rates. When you are in want of a "tile " give them a call.
Meadville French Dyeing Es- tablishment, A. H.Arnault, proprietor, advertises on page 166. Mr. A's. experi- ence in regard to colors and their appli- cation to fabrics is such that superior work is guaranteed. Scouring and ren- ovating crapes, silks and wool is also done in the best manner. Mr. Arnault also deals in and exchanges furniture.
Mrs. A. E. Bennett's Photographic Rooms Meadville, is a first-rate place for those who desire to "see themselves as others see them." We recommend those who desire nice pictures at reasonable prices to give her a call. Card on page 180.
Chas. L. Stitzer. Lumber Manufac- turer, near Meadville, advertises on colored pago 352. Mr. S. will furnish all kinds of lumber, lath, fence pickots &c., and at very reasonable rates. He will also do custom sawing promptly. Those about to build will consult their own interests by purchasing tho materials of Mr. Stitzer. His mill is located on road 64 (as given on map,) in township of Mead and his P. O. address is Meadville.
Burke, FitzSimons, Hone & Co., Importers, Jobbers and Retailers of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods and Woolens, Nos. 53, 54 and 57 Main St., and 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9 North St. Paul St., Rochester. This house was established in 1849, since which time its success has been uninter- rupted, each year increasing its amount of business. Their annual sales amount to the enormous sum of nearly $2,500,000, their trade extending from the Eastern portions of the State to the "Far West." Oocupying as they do fully 40,000 feet of flooring in actual business departments, every portion of which is crowded with immense piles of goods from foreign countries, as well as of domestic manu- factures, render the facilities of this House for Jobbing equal to any in the country. The firm are also proprietors of the Elwell Manufacturing Co., where they manufacture $200,000 worth annually of Ladies' Underware, employing 500 hands. See advertisement on page 351.
Relief to the Afflicted .- Dr. B. Clark, of Washington Co., Pa., who has for many years labored zealously in the noble work of healing the sick, has made Chronic Deseases his especial study, and with such marked success, that thousands are ready to testify in his favor. From personal acquaintance with the Doctor, and from the testimony of his patients, we deem it a pleasure to reccommend him as a gentleman of ability. and one to be trusted by all who need the services of a kind and skillful physician. We hope the people of Crawford Co., who are suffering from chronic affections, or who have friends so troubled, may take the trouble to correspond with the Doctor. His ad- vertisement may be found inside first cover.
The Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Co., of Woodcock, print an an advertisement on colored page 353.
It seems to us that the plan of insur- ance adopted by this Company especially recommends itself to the farming com- munity, and its success indicates that it is appreciated. No farmer can afford to remain uninsured, and the low rates of this Company remove all possible excuse for neglecting this duty.
The Meadville Theological School, publish a card on page 166. For particulars in regard to this worthy institution see pages 61 and 288.
H. J. Appleby, Plumber, Gas and Steam fitter, at Meadville, publishes a card on page 150. When you have any- thing to be done in this branch of busi- ness, call on Mr. Appleby, for he thorough- ly understands his business and will in- sure you good satisfaction.
H. L. Nuse & Co., Jewelers, at 9 Franklin St., Titusville, keep constantly on hand first class silver and plated ware. They also sell the famous Elgin Watches, which are universally considered the niost perfect timo keepers. See card on page 150.
20 S Op'um & Morphia Habit Cured !
Address Drs. Ormes & Kellogg, 69 Main Street, Jamestown, N. Y. Send for Large Pamphlet. Agents Wanted, Ladies or Gentlemen.
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TWENTY YEARS CALENDER.
Almanac or Calendar for 20 Years.
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1865
1866
1867
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BA
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15 22 29
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Thurs.
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16 23 30
Mon.
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4 11 18 25
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5 12 19 26
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Sun.
Sat.
Friď'y.
6 13 20 27
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Frid'y.
Thurs.
Wed.
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Mon.
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7 14 21 28
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Frid'y.
Thurs.
Wed.
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Jan. and Oct.
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May.
B
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August.
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Feb., Mar., Nov.
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B
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June.
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Sept. & Dec.
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April & July.
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EXPLANATION .- Find the Year and observe the Letter above it; then look for the Month, and in a line with it find the Letter of the Year; above the Letter find the Day ; and the figures on the left, in the same line, are the days of the same name in the month
Leap Ycars have two letters ; the first is used till the end of February, the second during the remainder of the year.
The Great Original OPIUM AND MORPHIA ANTIDOTE ! WIHl cure the Habit Quick, Cheap and without Pain. send for Large Pamphlet. Address, Drs. Ormes & Kellogg. Jamestown.
Opium Habit Cured !
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PUBLISHER'S NOTICES.
To Victims of the Opium Hab- it .- We take pleasure in calling attention 10 DRS. ORMES & KELLOGG'S advertise- ment of the great OPIUM CURE which has proved a complete success in curing hundreds of persons suffering from this dreadful habit ; and every person suffer- ing from the use of Opium or Morphine should send for the Doctors' large Pam- phlet, containing full particulars for a cure, by Dr. Kellogg, of Jamestown, N. Y. Advertisement on margins of index pages.
The Crawford Journal, pub- lished by Hempstead & Co., at Mead- ville, is the oldest Republican newspaper in the county and its general appearance reflects credit on the publishers. Those of our readers who have not already sub- scribed we recommend to send for speci- men copy, which will be mailed free. See card on page 164.
Crawford County Insurance Company .- This Mutual Fire Insur- ance Co. especially meets the wants of farmers and those who have light risks. Their low rates and complete success speak volumes for the mutual system. We say to the uninsured, or those about renewing, read particulars in regard to this Co. on page 20, and also their card on page 2, and then apply for a policy at the office No. 66 Chestnut Street, Meadville, and our word for it, you will have done a wise act.
Dr. Frank Comer, Dentist, at Titusville, Pa., whose card appears on page 196, is one of the most enterprising and pleasant young men it has ever been our pleasure to meet. His, the oldest established dental office in the Oil Regi- ons, is one of the most elegantly fur- nished and fitted of any in the State, out- side of Philadelphia, while from the fa- vorable remarks concerning him which we have heard expressed, we could form only the opinion, that he must certainly be the leading dentist in this part of the county.
E. Ed. Ashley, dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils &c., at Little Cooley, will furnish his customers with anything usually found at a well ordered drug store, pure wines and liquors, books, stationery &c., &c. Mr. Ashley is also a Conveyancer and Insur- ance Agent for reliable Companies, and will attend to all business of this charac- ter intrusted to him with promptness and satisfaction. See card on page 134.
W. D. Sackett, of Meadville, prints a card on page 134, in which he informs the public that he deals in lumber, floor- ing, siding, shingles, lath, doors, bliuds &c. We advise those who are about to build to give him a call.
Wmn. L. Perry is a dealer in Boots and Shoes, at Cambridgeboro. The un- pleasantness, illustrated on page 150, was rectifled by the stranger following the advice of the gentleman.
Waldie Bros .. Florists at Titusville, are prepared to furnish a choice and large variety of flowering and ornamental plants and shrubs. They also make to order bouquets, wreaths, crosses &c., and will supply promptly all orders by mail or express. Send for Catalogue, and beautify your homes by making a selec- tion therefrom. Card on page 216.
R. Bard, Dealer in Hats, Caps, Furs, Gents' Furnishing Goods, at Meadville, publishes a card on Page 292. Anything in his line, M. B. will be happy to furnish at very reasonable prices. Remember the place, 53 Chestnut St.
Miss. Mary Masson, Milliner .- We take pleasure in calling the attention of the Ladies of Meadville and the sur- rounding towns, to Miss Mary Masson's card, which we print on page 292. She keeps a choice and well selected assort- ment of Millinery and Fancy Goods, and is prepared to supply the Ladies with anything they wish for in her line of busi- ness, at prices that cannot fail to give satisfaction. Remember her place of business, No. 8 Arch Street, and give her a liberal patronage.
H. S. & F. W. Huidekoper, pro- prietors of Meadville Woolen Mills. This firm manufacture the best quality of Cas- simeres, Flannels, Blankets, Shawls &c., at low prices, and offer special induce- ments to the trade. Card on page 292.
A. P. Townsend, Carriage maker and Blacksmith, at Conneautville, makes Carriages, Wagons and Sleighs of all de- scriptions. He employs none but good workmen, uses the best of material, and his patrons can rely on work done at his shop. Carriage, sign and ornamental painting is executed in the most approved manner with dispatch. See card on page 350.
Z. A. Hoffmann, manufacturer of Umbrellas and Parasols, at Meadville, is prepared to execute all work in his line in the best manner. His charges are moder- ate, and those in need of a protector from the storm or heat of the sun, should give him a call. See card on page 19.
Mrs. C. T. Canfield, M. D .. is a graduate of Cleveland O. Homeopathic hospital and college, and the experience she has had coupled with her success, warrants us in highly recommending her to the afflicted. The intelligent method of treatment together with her lady-like bearing, will no doubt ensure Mrs B. a large practice. Card on page 196.
Raymond & Stem, dealers in Wall Paper, Window Shades, House Trimmings &c., at Meadville. Messrs. R. & S., do a large wholesale and retail business and when in want of goods in their line, you should certainly give them a call and ex- amine their extensive stock. They are fair dealing gentlemen and will be pleased to show goods and secure your patronage. See card on page 350.
Opium Antidote.
Address Drs. Ormes & Kellogg. 69 Main Street. Jamestown. N. Y. Warranted to cure the Opfum Habit. Agents Wanted, Ladies or Gentlemen.
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CRAWFORD COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
J. H. WHALEN. BOOTS
AND SHOES, 72 Spring St., TITUSVILLE, PA.
CUSTOM BOOTS & SHOES,
OF ALL KINDS.
UNSURPASSED FOR
Which I will sell as CHEAP as any Store in the City.
GOOD WORK
COMFORT.
GOOD MATERIAL -- AND --
ASHTON UTICA
TRY A PAIR
SATISFACTORY PRICES.
FULLERTO
MANUFACTURER OF FIRST CLASS
TOP BUGGIES, PHAETONS,
DEMOCRAT WAGONS, Cutters and Sleighs,
And all work usually done at a first , class
Carriage & Repair Shop,
From the Best Materials, and by
FIRST CLASS WORKMEN.
-ALSO-
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING, done in a workmanlike manner. All work warranted as represented. Orders respectfully solicited.
WOODCOCKBOROUGH.
I. M. WHALEN, Boot & Shoe Store,
72 Spring Street, TITUSVILLE, PA. Where may be found at all times a large stock of
BUSINESS DIRECTORY-PUBLISHER'S NOTICES.
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HOFFM
WEST STREET, MEADVILLE, PA. MANUFACTURER OF
UMBRELLAS -AND
PARASOLS.
Dunn & Owens, Photographers at Meadville, publish a card on page 310. Having had many years experience, they fully understand the art of catching life- like pictures from A. to Z. Their rooms are centrally and pleasantly located, and fitted up with good sky and side lights, and with the best class of instruments, they are prepared to copy or enlarge pictures and finish them up in any known style. Give them a call; there is no better place.
G. A. Fullerton, manufacturer of Top Buggies, Wagons &c., at Woodcock- boro, publishes a card on page 18. Mr. F. understands his business and will do justice to all who favor him with their patronage. Repairing and blacksmithing done neatly and in a satisfactory manner. Call and test his work.
Harris & Rro., dealers in Dry Goods, at Roberts' New Block, Spring St. Titusville, are among the largest dealers in western Pennsylvania. Their mam- moth store is at all times filled to over- flowing with foreign and domestic dry goods of all styles. Their facilities for purchasing stock is such as to enable them to supply retail customers at the lowest possible rates, a fact which thous- ands of their customers already know. Give them a call and be convinced. See card on colored page 1.
The Cambridge Index, published by D. P. Robbins, at Cambridgeboro, is a nent and well printed paper. Its literary and local columns are well conducted and make it a welcome visitor at the homes of its many subscribers. As an advertising medium, merchants in that locality ap- pear to understand its value. Mr. Robins is supplied with type suitable for execut- ing neat job printing. See card on page 1.34.
The Courier. published by J. E. & W. A. Rupert, at Conneautville, is adver- tised on page 228. This paper was estab- lished in 1847, and during a long series of years it has been a welcome visitor to many homes that would not willingly dis- pense with its weekly advent. It is just the paper for the farmer and general reader, and its large circulation makes it a first rate advertising medium. Its job department is capable of turning out superior work, at reasonable rates.
J. G. Burlingham, proprietor of Variety Hall Drug House, at Spartans- burg, keeps on hand pure Drugs, Medi- cines, Paints, Oils, Fancy Articles and everything usually found at a good Drug Store. For quality of goods and low prices Mr. B. will not be surpassed. He is also Justice of the Peace, Land and In- surance agent. See card on page 246.
What are Crumbs of Comfort ? -Why, Crumb's Carbolic Ointment and Crumb's Carbolic Extract, two wonderful medicines prepared by the Niagara Phar- maceutical Co., at Westfield. It is an old saying that "the proof of the pudding is in the eating," and so it is with these medicines ; for the proprietors have found them so valuable in allaying pain and curing disease. that they freely offer trial packages of the medicine gratuitous- ly. They "cast their bread upon the waters." &c. Read the advertisement on page 148, aud then secure some of the medicine, is the best advice we can give
J. J. Davis, dealer in Anthracite and Bituminous Coal, at Meadville, advertises on page 148. When your supply of this needful article is low, remember the office and yard is corner of Poplar St. and Rail- road.
J. H. Whalen, dealer in Boots and Shoes, at 72 Spring St .. Titusville, adver- tises on page 18. Mr. W., is a practical man and makes as good work as can he
E. L. Ornmb. dealer in Family Gro- ceries and Notions, at Cambridgeboro, prints n card on page 148. the cut in which represents the principle on which helmade. Those desiring a neat fitting and transacts business, and as a consequence | servicabie boot or shoe can be accomoda- he is sure to prosper. ted at his store.
Oninm & Morphia Habit Cured.
Address Drs. Ormes & Kellogg. 69 Main street, Jamestown. . .. Send for Large Pamphlet. Agents Wanted, Ladies or Gentlemen.
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ADDENDA TO GAZETTEER OF MEADVILLE.
ADDENDA TO GAZETTEER OF MEADVILLE.
Crawford County Mutual Insurance Company.
At the time of the organization of this Company in 1840 but few facilities for insurance indemnity were afforded to the citizens of the County ; and the great need of reliable protec- tion being felt a few of the prominent citizens procured from the Legislature the Charter for the Company. The following being the incorporaters and first Board of Directors :- John Reynolds, David Dick, Eliphlet Betts, Norman Callender, An- drew Smith, Horace Cullum, John McFarland, Edward A. Rey- nolds and John P. Davis.
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