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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-05-07
FOREIGN ATTACHMENT.

FoREsT COUNTY. IS. THE COMMONWEALTH
OF PENNSYLVANIA, TO THE ESHERfFF OF
SAID COUNTY, GREETING:
We command that YOU attach BENJAMIN
r. Cole, late of your county, bv an and
singular his goods and chattcls, lands and
tenements in whose hands or possession
soevcr the same may be, 30 that he be and
appear before our Court of Common Pleas,
To be held at TioneSta in and for said
County, on the fourth Monday of May,
next, there TO answer J ohm a. .Dodd ,ofa plea
in case, and also that YOU summon Benz
ianin II Cole, or the person or persons in
whose hands or possession soever the same
may be, as Garnishee, that he beand ap-
pear before our said Court, at the time and
place aforesaid to answer what may be
objected against him and abide the iudg-
ment of the Court therein and have You
then and there this writ.
Witness the Hon. w. p. jerks, Presi-
dent Judge OF said Court, at Tionesta, the
fourth day of April. 1873,
Bail required 10 dissolve in 5000
J, u, AdNEW, Proth'y.
BY virtue Of the above writ / have at
tached all the right, title, interest and
claim of the defendants OF, in and to all
that tract or parcel uf land as follows: The
undivided one-half of the southwest end
of tract numbered FIVE thousand ono hun
dred and ni~ety-two. aud situate in Hick-
VI toMuSlllDs EOIcSt AO.s III. MS Salu III
terest hcing one hundred and TWENTY-FIVE
acres, except twenty-five acres thereof,
heretofore conveyed to II. G. Stephenson
leaving 100 acres hereby attached.
Also. all the deiendent's interest and
claim in the follow described piece or par
Gel of land, situate in said township of
Hickory, bounded as follows. beginning
at southeast corner of lands recently own
ed by Richard Irwin, running southwest
erly on the line of lots Nos. 5l92 and 5l93
far enough TO include 100 acres, thence
northwesterly parallel to the southwest
line of lot No. 5l92 TO the line between lots
Nos. 5l92 and 5l9l, thence northw est along
said line to the said line recently owned hy
Richard Irwin, thence southwest 10 the
place of beginning. Containing 100 acres
of land moro or less.
l certify that the above is true copy Of
the original writ and description Of the
property attached.
r. ]. VAN GIESEN,
Sheriir's once, Tioncs.a, Pa, April IA
1873. SGT
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TREAH EAST
FOR NAY TERN, 1873.


John a. Proper vs.. Chas. Robson & Co.
J, X. Dale Us. william Cook.
Elizabeth Geer VS.. u. G. Scott ct al,
Evaine Coon VS.. G. j. Fox.
f. II. Ellsworth ct al vse VS.. j. II. Dilks
et al
II. II. May VS.. James T. Whisner OF al.
II. III. May Us. John Miller ct al.
Royal Il. Scott VS.. II. O. Carson.
Bettle Paul VS.. alex. McAndrew ot al
Bettle Paul VS.. Alex Nc Andrew ct al.
Wm, Armstrong use VS.. Barnett Township
Evaline Coon CT al vs., Jno. G. Brandon ct
al.
Helen S. Thomas W.. Beni. May ct al.
James i. Brown VS.. Bonnet Dobbs ct al,
Daniel Black VS.. Tho Overseers of the Poor
Of TiOnesta Borough,
Charles Ntarrow VS.. Eli Berlin
+. l.. Davis VS.. Alexander Wallace ct al.
l.. b. Hoffman vs.. John Fagundus ct al
T. Wingfield ct al vs.. John A. Proper.
Bernard Mead VS.. John wilkins.
John Davidson VS.. w. p. Mercilliott
John Beason use VS.. l.. Hilbronner
David Hays rs. w. y. Neill ct nj.
A. A. Richardson vs.. Allegheny Valley
Railroad Go.
II. A. Coffin vs.. Allegheny Valley Rah-
road Co.
Smith Foreman vs.. w. l.. Anderson
IL. l.. Hogan Vs. Geo. Walters ct al,
James Rafferty, Us. Thomas Porter
Amos l.. Hiscock VS.. A. +. Head
John Coll VS.. NJ, B. Farris
j, B. AGNEW, Proth'y.
April A. 1873.
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George Drake, who we noticed n
few weeks ago, as having escaped
from the constable of Putneyville,
Armstrong county, met terrible
death by jumping from train in ra.
pid motion, ON the A. V. II. r. on
Tuesday the 22d inst, near Kelley's
Station. lie was being arrested by
sheriff Black, when some of the
roughs, who he was in company with,
struck the sheriff a blow in the face
that sent him reeling to the floor,
when Drake made for the car door
and jumped from the train before he
could be interrupted. In jumping
from the train, he struck the bank
and fell back against the ear, which
struck him on the head killing him
instantly. Bethlehem Pess
Drake is we'll known to many of
our citizens, having been employed
as a stage driver and teamster in this
place for a considerable length Of
time, and was considered dangerous
character. BrookviHe Republican.
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We learn of a case of sharp prac
tice which occurred in Pittsburgh
few days since, the victim being Mr..
Jas. Davis, of Ridgway, formerly of
Youngsville. Mr.. Davis "went down
the river" on a raft, and was paid for
the trip. He had fity.five dollars in
his pocket and was passing along the
sidewalk CT Pittsburgh, when he was
accosted by a man who prnfessed to
know him. During the conversation
IL third party put in an appearance,
and presented bill to the man "Sho
knew Davis purporting to be for
shipping goods to Ridgway. The
man had no money with hint was
in the hands of his wife at the hotel
would go down after it--sixty dol.
lars. Third party was in a hurry
was going on the trGin-couldn't
wait. Then said the man "who kne
Davis: LET me have sixty dollars
to pay this fellow, and 60 with me to
the hotel where will get it ard pay
you" Davis said he had bat fifty
five dollars. The man with the bill
said he would trust Davis friend for
the five dollars-he could send il
from Ridgway. Davis gave the mon.
"y, and went with his friend toward
the hotel but before reaching it his
friend had occasion TO step in aud
speak to a man. He has not been
seen since by Davis and never will be.
His money went where the woodbine
twineth, and he was left without a
dollar to get himself home with. Da-
Wis will not be caught again in that
way, but some other man will who
don't happen to see this article. or one
of similar nature IParren Ledger.
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"A very singular accident occurred
on the Hess farm. yesterday forenoon.
Il appears young man named At
water was engaged in shaving himself,
standing facing looking glass His
sister rassed back of him, aud he
turning round suddenly to see who it
WAS, allowed the razor to slip by some
means. the blade coming down across
her wrist inAict q frightful wound.
DR.. Beacher dressed the wound. The
accident was a very singular one
Pet. Centre Record.
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Applications for License, May Ses-
sions, 1873.

Daniel Black, Hotel, 1ionosta Borough,
filed April 29th.
M. Ittel Jr.,. Hotel, Tionesia Borough,
filed April 3Gth N
Maj. John Woodcocll, Hotel, Neillshurr.
Harmony Twp, filed May LIST.
Gee. w. Bovard 4 Co., Wholesale Ii
cense, Tionesta Borough, filed Nav lst.
A. k. Badger, Eating House, Fagundas,
Harmony Twp, fled MAY 9Th.
John Il, Neill, Hotel, Tionesta TWP,
file1 May 9Th.
- II. j, Tay or, Hotel, Fagandas, Harmony
Twp. filed May oh.
Andrew Mcoray, Eating House, Tones
t. aTwp., filed May 9th
Wilson Smith. Hotel. Faqundas, Har.
mony Twp, filed Nav 6ta.
j. n. AGNEW CLERK
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AND HAVE NOW FOR SALE


One farm of 90 acres, 80 cleared, house
and barn, in Kingsley township. for s., 900.
One house and lot in Tionesta Borough,
on Races St, Sl,000
One house and lot on Race ST. $500.
One house and lot on Water st. $1,000.
one house and lot on Water st. 81 .00e.
One house and lot on Water st. 500.
One house and lot on Water St. 81 200.
Fifteen out lots from $500 to $500.
One dwelling house, barn and orchard
with all kinds of fruits, ornamental trees,
two water wells, and ont building, acres
of land, and as good "A location as there is
in the Village of Tionesla, $4,000.
One Saw and Planning Mill, with all
kinds of machinery for making Sash,
Doars, Blinds, Flooring, Sash, Moulding.
The niachinery is nearly all now, Three
acres OF land; situated at the mouth of
Tionesta Greek. A rare chance 10 invest.
Price 81 900. 39-ly
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Jury List, May Term, 1873.
GRAND JURORS.


Kingsley Twp.-Alfred Patterson. fore
man, {. L. Gillespie, Frank Dusenbury,
John Guvton,
Harmony ny-PlumorS Siggins, Isaac Jones,
X, Q. Carson, II b. El lott.
Hickory-Jamcs GiI1llan, c. +. Cropp,
c. $. Smith.
Harmony--Thos. Allender.
RaInett-Archibald Black, Isaac Long,
Thos. Fitsperads.
Howe-C. II. Blanchard.
Jenks--Iohn Heath, Aaron BroclIway
Iionesta Boro.-John Reck, n. Dale,
NJ. Einstein.
'rionesta Twp.-James Mcmillan, c. w.
Clark.
Grecn--Joseph Harrison. SD
rElIT JURORS.
Barnett Twp. J. Greenawalt, John
Beer, JAS Boyd.
Harmony. ii. Bowman, Walter Daw-
son, j. d. Dawson, John A. Dawson, Jas.
Penncll, William Gillo, Charles Alabaugh.
Ilickory-Johu V. Woodford, VIM.
Hunter, f. Il. Keifior, Elias Alabaugh,
Isaac Mealy, j. NJ. Ahlstrand.
Green-t'rank Stanford, 5. p. Harrison,
VIM. FELTON,, j. C. Pcttigrew, j. O. Hep
Ter, John Mong, Charles Vineyard.
Jenks--James Walton, James Wizard,
Harvey II. Scott, Thos. Nugent
kingsley-AIilton Bond, Andrew We'll
Ter, James II. Morgan, Andrew Small,
Peter Sipple. John Carr. Fred. Lomre,
Sicbert Poorham, J. w. Smith, Mort.
Heath David L. sutton, L. ID. Miller.
I1onesta Twp.-Jacob Wagner, James
Fitzgeralds, George Moaly, Abraham Mca-
ly, Martin Bauiser.
Tionesta BOro.-John Houser, Thos. j.
McGill, 10 II E. Blaine, j. ID. w. Reck.
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NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, FOREST Co., 0
TloNEsrA, MAY l, 1878.
Notice is hereby givon that the bridge
across Tionesta Creek near its mouth will
be removed by the 18th inst, and the Creek
will be obstructed for sixty days thereaf-
ter in the erecti Oh of a new bridge dc. All
persons interested will govern themselves
accordingly.
By order of tho County Commissioners.
d. w. CLARK Clerk
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-05-07

The maddest woman in the United
States of America, is the one who
liyes at Jackson, Maine, and recently
lent her fifty dollar muff to a female
acquaintance, who sported it at a
smallpox funeral, and sent it. home
with a neat little note stating this fact,
aud that, as she sprinkled it with bep,
ziue, the owner need not fear catching
Che disease.
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Ne,c Advertisements.
THE BOOT q SHOE STORE
OF TIDIOUTEl

N f. STEVENS. Proprietor. Parties
~. in want of FINE Boots and Shoes will
always find a good assortment at Stevens.
Whenyou call, just say From Tionesta"
and you will be literally dealt with.
Com n. L. STEVENS,
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DOoKKEHPING MADE EASY. Every
ID clerk and merchant can learn at once.
Book mailed, SOC. IL, Goulding Bryant,
Buffalo y. \,
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shERiFF'sasALE.

pYNIRTCEo e of sundry writs of Fl. ia Ven.
- OK. issued out of the Court of Common
Pleas of Forest County aud to me di.
rected, there will be exposed to sale by
public vendue or outcry at the Court
House, in the borough OF Tionesta, on
THURSDAY, MAY go, 1873.
at 10 o'clock, a. M, the following described
real estate, to-wit:
Robert Kee vs, VIM. =. Harlan, Fl. Fa.
No. as May Term 1873, c. ID. No, ~ Sept.
Term lS12-Mason--Al that eriaiu lot or
piece of ground situate i'll Tionesta Bor-
ough, described a. follows, VIZ: Lots M
seventeen and (lS) eighteen and the west
ern portion of lots one q ana two W,
more minutely described as follows, viz
Commencing at stake, the coner Of Will
lam and May streets, thence by May street
easterly one hundred and siXty-four ioet
TO a post, thence northerly and parallel
with Elm street one hundred IL ct TO post
on the south line of lot No. 3, thence west
erly ana parallel with May street one hun
dred and eighty feet TO post on William
street, thence southerly by William street
one hundred feet to the place OF begin
ming. One House l6X32 feet, 2 stories,
painted and plastered thereon erected.
Taken in eX ecutlon and to be sold as the
property of Wm. B. Harlan at tho suit OF
Robert kee.
ALSO,
John 4. Proper VS.. VIM. b. Harlan and
Daniel Black, Ven. EX. No. 43 May Term,
1873, G. ID. Al Dec. Term, 1s73-Mercilliott
Ali that certain lot or piece of ground
situate in Tionosta Borough, described as
follows, viz: Lots Q7) seventeen and QS)
eighteen and the western portion of lots
one (l) and two (2}, moro minutely des-
cribed as follows, viz: Commencing at a
stake, the corner of William and May
streets, thence by May street easterly one
hundred and siXty-iour feet to a posi-, thence
northerly and parallel with elm street one
hundred feet 10 post on the south line of
/ lot No. g. thence westerly and parallel
with May street one hundred and eighty
feel to post on William street, thence
one hundred feet tothe place of beginning.
One House l8XS2 feet, two stories high,
painted and plastered thereon erected.
Taken in execution and 70 be sold as the
property of Wm. B. Harlan and Daniel
Black at the suit Of John A. Proper.
FERNS cash.
T. J.VA& GIEsEN, Sheriff.
sierif's Office, Tionesia, ia, MAY !, 1873,
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FIRE and LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANIES

IN THE UNITED STATES.
All wishing Insurance will attend to at
short notice. ID. w. CLARK Assistant.
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sHEaIFF's SALES.

DY VIRTUE of sundry writs of Fl. Ira.,
- alias Lev. .Fa.and Ven. Ex. issued out of
the Court of Comnon Pleas oe Forest Co.,
and to me directed, there will be exposed
to sale by public vendue or outcry, at the
Court House, in the borough of ! ioncsta,
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VIRTUE E of sundry writs of fl ia. Ven.
ID OK. issued out OF the Court of Common
Pleas of Forest County aud to me di.
rected, there will be exposed to sale by
public vendue or outcry at the Court
House, in the borough of rionesta, on
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DEFEAT.

lie tpos her hand, AMI lcok.e az her.
-" =, rnd did that ieep stiffness s.ir:
Eyea lac weary, wandering rain
Hae - Il 20 beat upon the pane;
OIiy atout the perfect month
SIGH, more FAINT than the faint SD:,th
lowered moment's space ard then
Pee III, nO:hiEsneSs again.
TIE v ofds lie spoke = ere brief = NJ dow;
" hat could hH say she dill not know
NhSt rClSa VI that inNetuons sOr,i
But OwUF% her caim. serene control?
n n Ell Tor lin - It's; her heart
" :. GINNING tc c. ~ verbal art;
tI-y 2, asa aud Wait Etr viii,
Al.J. aim NJ "a ir--'cvr her ST..
fFTh3Te , El- -E,~l- av. pr-haps
In" shadow Of the cioGtl thai vraps
The tstU~e from onT questioning Gaze
Let In -onc glimpse ~ after-,iays,
Some hint @. ali she might pOssS IS
In that trGe spirits tenderness,
~ but her weaker life might move
Unto the music OF his love
Perhaps Who knows. He only knew
ht large gray eyes were dim with dew,
Saw only on the mouths sweet bloom
The shadow of reluctant doom,
fei- only one sal, gentle werd.
And then through that deep stiffness heard
once more the weary, wondering rain
Beat dull against the windOw-pane.
iAppiet0a's Journal
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lanll-s6:
PROPOSALS FOR MAIL BAG LABELS.
Posr OFFICE DErAsrNsxr, |,

D
s,, January D. ls1s. (
sailed Proposals viii be received al this Depart
ISIS for furnishing Printed woede IL L Sl ~ e
quantities aud AZ such times may be ordered dur
i1S ths whole number of such labels De furnished
being three hundred thousand, on more, IL more 10
soSS n Ssdas e
measuring six inches and half long, one inch vide,
point three guartsfs Of an inch from one end. Eaes
the Of saeh pSs. soe ssS sns .r os os
siSs Pa iS ose or q .1sh route agency shs
Order and also have printed upon IL, in smaller es-
ss ac. s.res,ion for its return 20 come specified
ia6els nay he seen and examined in The once Of the
eeSla :, nj, fSsmss,sr General They
tive Ever, az %ss b Issnisa Z, he General
SrIee Tor each label islIS eana IN ai rsspsc the
The sccspSsd bidder vii s. rssa,.s n .,,.r into
.wo spficiest sureties, within ten days sifef the
He gropos.l WIN be considered uuls~s be ACCOM-
and esrtiscsie signed iy ro.ss,sster, IN The fol-
fSe undsr~is.sl, rss;dins -, State az -.
undertake that Il the foregoing bid fer furnishing
s Sas:r . ss e. fc
ster sach ecceptaece, enter into the required
n sae &c. Sf' Az Is. sS.nsss sp ssrs e
terms and conditions mentioned In the siyer1ire-
ment Of he Postmaster General, dated the fwrutjsh
a January, lE3. -
cEnfvrcAep
The undersigned. peensstsr ss -. sssss az
oertines satr has GAIA af oGos, thxf = 4 ,c-
SuslnIe1 WIN tne above gusrantoFs, 90 know H.
49, o. vrspery, and able . ssaks coed sksiE
bsssa@ 81 80 -.
!rops.s. shs:la b inclussa {. ss,,ss .vve,o,,.
seis,s sni fs = k e Coz al % u
nsster 0sasrs., Wshisgssa, D, c. :. :
1hs yrepeesls rscsiyel VIII . eUsaed,- real en-
eral. JXO - o. SK[TL
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sAiicn 90 r-cA ehadev: shs, sse "a "a made m rooa
u n ard With the estrr into CONT =. a
sni ffsrm The s-rs an sd shall \. =. :
cpd, anu ghsi he stgndnIez q the e1EIrartUrs
tbcr,s as E,luine, @sss. thai bsesc The 80 49,
ant - &C. b. rufisrtiy pcrsibie fsr snd sil. "a
psy al dsnsrs~ he ni r Stars ~ n sucer BY rr>-
biader
s~ orr 10 and rslseTieet before M. - fur tie
- -, tifts - fay e -, A. n 10
Ard IN tss'itns nv thersf I bervun,o sGb-cr b. nv
name sna asA ufss ai sal the dAN yeaf afpr.-
aid. I~Fsa
Nors-M hen the oath l. tai N befare = Ju-i ice q
TIE peace, the CIR hcIf- q the cl-rk q fsart a
record should be added, under he seal a a. hat
fe persnn 20 adniiiaisiersi the cath 3uI, xuai.
TED justice a the peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-25

Doodle SCGPRIsE.-A wife of nearly ten
years, having given her servant holiday, was
attending to culinary matters herself, and hear
ing her husband coming in the kitchen, thought
she would surprise him as soon a. he entered
the door by throwing her hands over his eyes
and imprinting a kiss on his brow, as in the
days of the honeymoon. The husband returned
the salute with interest, and asked, as he dis
engaged her hands, "Mary, darling, where is
your mstress?" The wife discharged 'sMary
darling" the next day, and has adopted new
plan Of surprising" her acknowledgements
Pay ErDryss
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A Plea for NiGht Air.

But in Heavens name what air. as Miss
cept night air? The choice lies between ct s pure
night air from without and foul night air from
within; most people prefer the latter, it is true,
but 1t is night air all the same, though they may
not be aware of the fact. Did you ever test these
two kinds of night air by going early in the
morning into the room Of q person brought up
to sleep with closed windows, and Immediately
lowered six inches from the top and raised six
inches from the bottom? Well, what did you
find? In one, however pretty and well arranged,
however healthy, neat and well bred its 0ccu-
dust, Of carpet-all slight, but all indicative of
that used-up condition of the atmosphere which
is so fatal to sleeper. In the other, no better
situated or furnished, An elastic feel, q perfume
of freshness which made breathing pleasant.
Was it not so?
Or did you ever compare your own sensations
after sleeping in fresh air with those produced
after sleeping in foul? How many Of the fail
ures, the mischances Of life, the morning dull
ness which hindered this or that, the refusal of
the brain to work at critical moment, the
to that unaired bedroom which sent us forth
unrefreshed to our work, and ushered in a
depressing and discouraged day. But 1t is use
ess to contend Tend with 50 rooted
tainly has a day claim, though he denied a
nightly one, to our sufferance. How few of MS
recognize, as the long winter creeps away, and
shrinking from the outward chill, we cover
by day we are insensibiy contentinK ourselves
with the same breathed over air which scarcely
renovated since, supplied our lungs yesterday
and the day before. "Open the windows, In
deed, we cry; " why, IT'S all we can do to exist
with them tightly shut"
Yet, but paradox as it seems, there Is warmth
in the very cold which an open window would
quickening the circulation and bringing the
temperature of the head, hands and feet into
proper balance, win Of itself induce a glow
vrlSi ,k, hall f1,nE wot 60
its airing. And with the equipoise OF circuia-
ton, good humor comes, and cheerfulness and
the capacity 20 be amused. How We lose these
thinss-how duh We grow stewing over regis
winter seems 70 get into us-om wits stiffen and
freeze, we don't laugh or enjoy, We simply en-
dvre life, and with desperate longing sit waiting
Tor the spring.-SsrSbaer's Aagasise. 3
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A "HEATHEN CHINEE" IN LOvE.-One of the
Bellevue laundry Cinnamon, named Nimba
Shing, fell in love with one of the girls employ
ed there This morning she was discharged,
when Shing followed her to Jersey CITY and be-
gan to make violent love to her in the depot
The woman screamed, when Shing was arrest
ed. At the statiOn-hOuse he wanted some opium
Eynress fSfh.---
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IA southern paper, which has heard that
hsh We good bPafn-leod, appeals 10 the hotel
keepers to bountifully supply the members Of
the legislature Herewith.
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Ar A BALL given in Philadelphia. sThen
you are fond Of dancing, sirs' said = pretty girl
10 her pArtDer. ssOn the contrary, miss, / de-
testit But this IL our fourth polka, II don't
mlsfake.o .True, hut the fact is, my doctor
hat ordered me q good perspirafion at day cest."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-25

THE WASH HAIR BRUSHES, never use SOAP
Take piece of soda, dissolve il in warm water
stand the brush In IL. making sure that the wa
ter only covers the bristles. 1t will almost i'm
stantly become white and clean. Place Il i'm
the air to dry, with the bristles dewnward, and
it win be Is firm as a new brush.
In Sac FRANCISCO COURT the other day, q
little dialogue ran thus: Counsel to witness:
''You say you were at his house every nj ghs?'
Eye, sir J" .Wsre you hispaftner?' ssNo, SIR"
"Any relative of his?'' "No.r1 "what were
you doing at his house, every night?" az was
sparkling his Wife's sister" - -, =
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
Der hss oetained from Tie Supreme Court Of the
Of administratiop the perSonal estate Of THOMAS
LEVY, late OF wa.hinston County d. G. deceessd.
are hereby warned to exhfbn the same, with the
vopche thereof, to the su6scrber, on or before the
be excluded from all benefit 81 the said estate
Given under my hand, III. 18Th day 81 ysnaary
wisness:-A. WEBSTER,
!1-tp.As Registey Of Villa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-25

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