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5YWIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
law DEP ppsfENr?

JAW DEPARTMENT..
j. B. Minor, LII D., Prot Com And Stat Law;
5. O. Southsll, III. D., Prof tqu; y and La"
Nj erchant ;ntorant! Law, etc :irs,i1n begins
oct l. 1876 and continues nir,e months In
struction by .e-t books and Hectares Combined
illustrated by Moot G"u:s a%nr1!ss:. snr Jats-
ln"uc, apply &. .. University ot Vir2!nis.) or
WIN " hkG Z II BAh Sc, Sect'y. Faculty.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
JOHN re. JoEaNS1S

JOHN HE. JoEINSDE.
a TT q IL - a. Y AT L. a :" /,
aieXi4usir.a, EiEGin;n.
Practising ~ t;., Courts al Alexandria and
adjoining counties. Wiz attend the !Ioudoun
Courts regularly. jy lily
aR. 3 f. jones, q n. Calvert st., hati-
AZ more, Md. makes speciality and guar>n
tees Speedy and Certain Relic! IN AL Diseases
end RI, su'artic: incident to t'emalcs as0 II
!manle,.cy, teri u, .>perm.t1rrE9 :, Structure,
;.:;.y..i -rJ IA. otler Diseases OF tAe Gen"rsti""
:;r:,,.ss If either Se.. sep
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aug l9-WiW Comm

YALE. OF VERY Dhc:n:lBLh hHOfhR-
~ TE -fuGsuGHt - tnc decree OF til: Circuit
Iourt OF Fairfax county, prOAvunc"d At june
term, 1874, IN III" Suit OF Cnarl"3 j. Brewer and
others, tine un!er.iEned commissioners named
il sad Decree will, Oh Non - I. tue 2lst day
vi August, 1910 Lu;It bong COGrl day, at noon
vi th u day, before the door vi the Court House
Ut sad county, sci! /, tie highest bidder, Dy
pubic suction, that vau bic property; Oh when
John w. PIrrpUInt ri present resides, iormcrlg
me residence u the aLe William Brewer. his
Lract cunt.ins y \ L HU NDkED AMI SlAJ
ACHES is improved by u comfortable an.
FRA Vi Il u " ;lLLlEt, win the USUAL ~
out buildings is well watgrcd and tInbcrcG, Ia
ROOD st,t1 81 Gu tvatlon, good trulL, and lies On
the J. iuu.e tsls.c near Gl1aon'I woods ana al
IONS Ash Grove
FERNS o. sale: Enough cash in hand to pay
tho ,xpeascs OF sale and the sum OF 1914 3D. "ltn
interest thereon from the l8Ln day Of April,
1870 TIL day Of -ale, and the residue in three
tqus. aLnua! payments, to bear interest from
IL. dag If SAFE, 10 b. secured by the notes Of the
purchaser, with good personal security, and re-
;eGtiJn ut title un.i the last payment is made
Convey aaClng u the expense OF the purchaser.
THOMAS Il LOVE- Commissioners
THOMAS MOORE, OF Sale
Fuirfax county, j. l1-w4"
EF ihs above sci. Is postponed untli MON
DAY, the 18th! day of september next, Court
Day, at the same place and bour. nu 2-HtI
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EDUCATIONAL.
IOLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY

COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY.
The next session of this Institution begins
Cctobcr the 18th, and terminates on the 4tH of
Juiv next.
Terms: College fees SO; board, &c, from
500 to $l75 The Couaty Supcrimtendants OF
Public Schools have the same rights in ,assiny
nominations rs heretofore. For 'uriner lnlor
maticr address Be- j. : &N HLL
sep 9-eotW Will u.shur.;, Va
MISS ELIZA C. ADAMS BOARDING.
lHl and DAY SCHOOL, corner Of King .n,.
Columbus Streets will be reopcn;d SapTLM-
BEf 18th. sep 2-lm
AyRS GEORGE WILL REOPEN HER
NE CHOCL FOR Boys on SEPT 18Th ii
her residence, III lusc st. SCI, 2-eutl
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OYSTER DEALERS.
TET Il. II. SMITH,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
YSTEHS FISH PEODUCE, &c, &C.,

UISTEEs !! ~. I !.7D ~ ., go, cec.'
No II :.orth Fairfax street,
Has const >nt,y On hand Oysters OF the best qua
itv rom Norfolk and elsewhere received Iresn
b.: steamers every dsy, ard IS prepared to fur
nisn The trade st as low prices AS any house IN
tac lily.
gst-Au orders intrusted to him shall receive
pro,ntt aud careful attention. sep
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ssy ssgeaa Sc Wise,


Real Estate 4tscn:s and Auctoneers.
FS7kUcIEr'o oALn-By virtue OF dee@. o!
L trus. executed by Frederick Ludwig, dated
Nnnary lst 1850. and of record il the CIorhs
tic" at :, cx,a.,iri= city, IN Aocr Il, 80. 3, ioo
- nc Ua.!crs anad. .hu Trustee therein na!ne!,
upon the request al tie Creditor secured ~ the
said iced, viii soil, b. puo!lc auc.l"n, LOT c=sh,
III front o. tae :l&ns!"n House, on FaiF.a& ST.,
l!exaa4ria. VS., on >AIU kDAf, the 3Jth
day . :>cplenb:r lo7G, st T. O'clock ~, the
property conveyed to INN by the said deed of
rust t" vi: 4 TkAlI or LAND, with (;I%:aa
.ac BUILDINGS and lmprov emonts -
.aarcoa iying pa t.y in The counties Of A!cA -
Iria i Fairfax, -,cn"rnt,y known ~ "(EArES
0AEDEH.'' =nd containing FIFTEEN ic1Es,
mere yr less
aug 25-evts w A TAYLOR, Trustee.
.uAIMISSIu NEI'1 SALE Gs VALUA.
- t.La ViLLAGE PhJPSRT! ASD
9TH SIR NEAL tSrATE-PurSusl. to The
decree Of tbs Circuit Court of faiciax county,
rendered 1T June Lcrn, 1876 in the UT of stepn-
onssn V. stephenson, the u.doTslgn"d, n PEE
c!al conml>s.uncr naned III SAID decree, Will,
on VI ~ iJ.lG tbs lS.n day u oeptcm Der, 1876,
Coat day. ~ | O'clock p. N IN front vi the
Court Huus" door Of SAID county. sell to the
;,!ghoa 5i der the real estaCe o. which the iate
Abn"r ste :t=nson i!icd sclz3i, lying ana 6ein g
IN sad county This property embraces inst
VALUABLE FARM wne:eon Mrs Stephen
son ~ pt",.nt res Ics, situated Oh the counLy
,.bIu! halI r.;ie H4s: 81 the vlIsge o: Langley,
and ccn:sns IS ACRES and III poles. This .,$:s
property il improved by a comfortable aaSah
FRAME y" = ol.lN;r, with the usual ouu-
bul dlu-S l.. ssze and proIIalty 10 market ren.
dcc:lg 1t ser. desirable
also .bsc we'll known property, situated in
the towa Of I'rayld me-, (Cyggt HoUse) on tsc
o4Lhc..$t corn"G a. 4 ain aIG Paine Streets con
sistja;; u The ID w Ell Lii ~ lately oCcu PIE. ~
Mrs 4. Z. Powell, SrDKEhuUS5 occupied
by Job u.wXhIr>t, bar room by Dallas Powell
AID tn, sGrcr>i rooms over the store na.ncd DC.
cupa,i uy y Mason Lodge. rs a business
SIAM tGs i. regarded the best il. the village.
Terms ol o&lo-Une tenth vi tne purch SO
money will b. r,4urc! III hant tcpost,
liable % W lo.luit Il .nruiI tAr purchaser iall
IL comply with the terms u sale had the resi-
due n taGce eIu, annual payments u bear ~
tGrc rom :ns day 81 q, ulId - D. scared by
the notes oi me gurcna-"r, VITA goi PERSONA!
s1cJ si.Y, aiid cJtcttr. L!!3 until the las. pay
meat j. i!l:.:e IIiDhA AS MOORE,
aug i9-"Ls Commissioner of sale.
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LOCAL NEWS.

CurRcH SERVICES, 60, TOMORROW
a1sr CHURCH No service.
ChS'2pp ,rL's CHURcH-Service st IL 8. H. anu
=, by Rev. DR.. Norton.
p,ryCHURcR-Servlce at II D. ILL., a"o r.
:, hy Rev. nr. Spr!gg ,,.-a,571a m
ST. MAEys CHOEcH-n"'' az
Ee:pes, - parsRYr's. CHURCH First Church,
49, morning and night by Rev. j >. Bull
lock, d.. rrp,.S CuURcu-Service
morning anu nisnl. co;oo ., 10 m
NJ w. " G. Webb; 81 p m by Rev; n
= Of &c ,rgetown, and st p. m oS NeV'
WIZ W. w'H EpIs CHURCH SoUTH-Service ct IL
.n1 .. IN by Rev. Dr. Head, IN the "o-
Sanca room, I'd h,or o,d
Wrru PRor CuURcH-SerVice morning aho
~, NV Kew. Dr.. Nichols.
A!2,. ~ ,CuUEcH-Service at II m. ana
~ Dy Rev ". ;. Penlck'
p Observation-Disclosures AZ II q. NJ,
ut,,rnnn will BIZ delivered by Rev. Mr.
FeckcnsteIii. c,,rsr1.y .AssocIATIoN-
p,.ver meeting in the Union fres1. Cnulcn; A.
tour p ~, air meeting ut the Tunnel at % IN.
~. Ip n;rb,, st s o'clock, Union prayer
iHesuss =, }, Presby'n. Church. Open air SER
Mre'."s ,, rri1.y night at clock ut tho cor
e King and 81 Assph troets.
,or>,yc AND CLOSING OF MAILS. - Untli
further no,cs tic following will be the hours
~. ~. ,;',, nnening and closing of the mails
i'' OPENING.
N,,r,fern mails, $50 4. III. and I:Go j. m.
r.s,nrn m lis, S:45 n. m. and 700 p. m.
Soutlw-s,crn via Lynchburg and 6ordons-
Vile, S:j p. m. ~, m, . .,ox
sot~i. 1880 = N.
Manassas division, 400 p. m.
-nI,hern mills, via Richmond and Freder-
;ck.bIIrr Vs., $50 y. IN. and $3.50 p. m.
Y,rthern and Western mails, ZOO p. m. and
southwestern, via Gordonsvile and Lynch
burg, 800 ~ IN. ,,
Hill, Va 500 q. m.
Mans .sas Division, 600 q. m.
southern, via Fredericksburg and Richmond,
Va 900 a. m. and $50 p. m
css-General delivery window closes at SUI p.
NJ Doors close Ut 800 y. M
1.s:-ppcn on Sundays st a. m. and closes at
g30a m.
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL,

A Classical School for Boys.
The 33d Annual Session opens September 9th,
1876 Catalogues sent on application to tho
Principal, l.. II. BLAChFOssD, Wa
il l-eo3m AIeIsnlrla, w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-09

WEATHER PROBABILITIES War Depart
ma.t. Ohice ofh,e Chief Signal Officer, Wash
mq:ou, b. c.. Sept'r 9, lS7e-lo:3o a. M
+ r the Miidle States rising baron oter, North
e.s, to northwest winds, cooler, partly cloudy
weather and possibly occasional raiDs.
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yITANTED-A lady of much experiencesn
w full graduate of first class fe:;:le school,
desires SITUATION As TIE ACHEH in a
private family or school. Besides the usud
English branche: and Mathematics, she gives
instruction in Music, French and several orna.
mental accomplish ments Address, ststlng
terms, with references Miss r. 4 W., Spout
Spring, Appomattox CO., Va sep 6-lW
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aug PISTOL

rEpME SChN ;L-My daughters will reopen
IL tn eir SCHOOL FOR LITTLE SrYS and
6tii.S, Al my residence, 22l KING S., MbN-
DAY, september lo.h
aug - -3w j. ii BEDA - W..
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NOR MOTHS-Campho OF superior quality !;
Also the celebrated Csrbolic Camphor; tor
the prevention OF Moths in WOODEN goods, a
sn 20 E. S. LEADBEATER e. BRO.
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NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES and prime
N Carolina Rice Just received by
.ue11 j. C. Il Z. MILBURN.
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FOR Sale OR RENT.

-. HOUSE Frk SALEIhe BUILD 10
= oil lot No. l59 nth Lee street. 1t must be
removed within twenty days from date o. pur-
cinS" Arjiy a. this iii 70. SEP 1-lW
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A PPLE PARERS and APPLE SLlCERS
n wholesale and retail, al SIS King st, corner
of ROYAL Some job lois very che:p: ,-
ono IN j. T. CREIGHTON & son.
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DRIME LEMONS and GREEN GlNGEh
l. Just received by D,1,>r
sep9 y. Y. % =. MILD y ny.
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MARYLAND HAMS, small, received to.
INl. day by [sep 81 J, z. y E. MlLBURN::
x1TANTED-A situation as TRAY ELlNG
w AGENT in vi. sinia, either Oh amonthly
salary or commission. No engagement made
EXCEPT with relisblo and substantial house.
Address BUSINESS, z. y. box 81 Manassas,
Virginia. sep o-at
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POTOMAC ACADEM /,
L (frrmeriy Alex. Boarding SCHOOL,
Established by Ee: .."in dailow"!i in 1924
a complete English. Classical snd MATING
malicsl course taught; also French, German
and spanish Next session will commence
SbPTEMBER 70. Catalogues furnished at re-
quest
lights, $50 per ha: session in adv nee. For day
scholars SIS for tuition in English branches
81 20 in Greek and latin tcach) and S?.5G j.
Mo4eTa Languages t"s4hl PC: quarter IN "d
vance. JOHN 5. Bl.A' kBU RN. Prlnclpai,
suc 3-2aWti Alexandra, virginia,
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aug q ." d II "HtN-f = "
belle tVEN MSrlTUTE,
- (For Tount i1adics.)
Tho exercises of this =ch2o. VII! be ret ned
or the 1871! + > EfrG Il 8 CT: next VITA enc. ur-
aging pros Poets. The ;nc. lies OF red in t3Ie
various depart enL3 OF this s".a'ci f'r acquiring
: thorough eiuc.3'on IRE u1-urp&ssei.
The charges lof tuition Centre session. are rs
follows: Primary Department $50; inta-no.
ainte Department $40; Cnl.<,:1a =: s!sa be-
psrturent o5U Ancient and Il dem Languages
each so: Music $40; uso ~ insLrumau; :oc
practice 10 contingent iund 81
Board (a"t inc.lic;ir, wsshng) Sl50. For
otnar information app;.T for t;a1 .!ug,,e -
II. PENCE, Principal,
anr 13-tU1 Alexandria vs.
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DUSHFIELDS PATENT EACELSlUK
d BEEF CLIPPER.
Having secured the agency Tor the above ma
chimes, we are prepared to fill orders wholesale
and retail. J. T. CREIGHTON s SON,
aug 10 Corner King and Royal sts
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FOX kENT-The D w tLL1NG HOUSE
C. 20. 223 King street, between Patrick and
i red -uppllcd with water and gas. Ap2ly
VI this Office jy%
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Southern Travels.

Farrell having transacted his busi.
ness down the lake, came in about s
O'Clock, p. IN, and we all turned in
and slept like the babes of the woods,
under mosquito bars. On the morn.
ing Of the 21st Harmon concluded he
would take Farrell back to Jupiter in
his boat, to save him the walk. Not
wishing to inhabit the plantation alone
until his return, we concluded TO 90
along. This time we took a smaller
boat, about thirteen feet in length,
called a "Whitehall," and after put.
ting in store of provisions, blankets
and water, fouI of us started. Had
fair wind, and went up to Lake
Worth Inlet, about six miles ia good
shape. The inlet being closed, we
were obliged to haul the boat over to
the sea. q distance of about fifty yards.
The breakers were rolling quite high,
aud there was a stiff breeze outside.
and for little time we were undecid-
ed whether We would risk q voyage in
our small boat, more particularly as
We saw vast numbers Of sharks sailing
around among the breakers. Howev
'r after short council, it was deter.
mined that We try it. So the boat was
aunehed and started out. For some
ime 1t was a question whether we
'ould get out into the open water, as
he breakers dashed over us, and when
It length We got out, our boat was
woihirls filed With water. The boa.
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balance duo Treasurer y
sHERIFF's SALE.

pY VIRTUE of writ Of Fieri Facias.
~ issued out OF tho Court of Common
Pleas Of Forest County and to me directed.
there viii be exposed TO sale by public
Yendue ar outcrY, at the Court House, in
the Borough of Tiopesta, on
MONDAY, MAY rs, 1876,
at 10 o'clock, a. M, the following described
real estate, to-wit;
X. LambertOn * Co. VS.. Geo, s. Hunter.
III. Fa. No. 80 May Term, IS76.-Lamber.
ton,-All that certain piece or parcel of
land in 1fonesta township, Forest county.
pennsylvania, bounded and described a.
iollows; beginning at a post on bank of
Allegheny River above the house which
Geo. 3. Hunter now occupies, thence narth
40 degrees west four hundred and six per-
ches to post, thence south 2S degrees
west thirty perches, thence south some "a
degrees east about four hundred and
twenty percheS to the said river, thoneo
up said river sonlo one hundred and two
perches TO the place of beginning. Con-
Ialning one hundred acres and allowance;
On which is erected ono largo two-storv
lwelling house, three small houses. with
one barn and two Outbuildings. And be-
ng the same lapd that was conyeyad BIZ
X. Iamberton and G. w. Gilfillan 10 Geo.
;. Hanter by decd dated June s, 1871.
1akep I'm execution and 10 Ae soId "A tho
property of Geo. S. Hunter, az the suit OF
K. Iamberton q Co, ~
Terms cash. M F
=, JUSTIS SHAwKEY, SheBin.
Sheriff 5 once nonosta, April 10, lsTu.
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DIED..

GAYETTY.-In President, on the 18th
inst, of congestion of the lungs, Chas.
w. Gayetty. aged 29 years.
Deceased was brother of Mrs.
VIM. Richards, of this place. Mr..
Richards desires us to express the
thanks of the family TO neighbor, and
friends for kindly assistance rendered
in their bereavement.
NEIIL.-At Neillsburg, on the 18th inst.
VIM: Q; Neill, aged 46 years, 5 months
and II days. Deceased was an old resi-
dent OF Forest, and generally respected.
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THANKS.

The subscriber takes this method Of
presenting his sincere thanks to neigh
bors and friends generally for the
prompt and liberal aid, in donations
of money aud articles of household
goods, 10 relief of the distressed condi.
tion of myself and family, occasioned
by the almost total destruction of my
dwelling house and goods.
The following receipts are hereby
acknowledged:
Donation from Commissioners S51 O5
Collection by w. G. Sallade % 98
Collection by N. X. Burton 7 90
Also Messrs. Keller, Shipe & Co.,
saving lumber for dwelling, and
Mr.. Jno. ID. Hunt the use of timber
for lumber and the proffered assistance
in labor in the erection of the build.
ing. JAMES A. Scorr.
Marienville, April, 81. 1876.
Twill Forest Press please copy.1
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Z Trial List for May Term, 1879.

FOREST COUNTY, rs.
List OF Cases set down for trial at a
Court to be held In and for said Countxs
commencing May Is, 1876:
N: s. Foreman VS.. T. B. Barr : : : -
per, ,sq rrr- / Feb. 1879
Ira sibley vs.J; r; Jones etal A May 1874
der, SDec. 1874
G. w. Dean VS.. J. II. Ding
. man ma Ct al, May 1878
son etal, Al Nav 1919
Chas, Murphy etux VS.. Thos.
Porter, 20 Sep. 1873
D Dayio taeiiron VS.; VIM. Young59 Sep. 1875
Geo. s, Hunter ct ux. 81 Sep. 1878
Mary Henry VS.. Tionesta
G BORG, 8 Dec, 1875
A ridge ct al, "A Sep 1szs
w; Dithridge q Co., 10 Feb. 1875
y pMithridge, M 16 Dec. 1878
Clintock "A Fab ,s1e
Darius Toby VS. Wood q
faiGoner G;1a, ct al, Q Sop. 1875.
gus OF al, as Dec. 1878
Tionesta, April IA, 1876. WV
d. w. CLARK, Prothonotary.
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WHEREAS. The Hon. L. d. wetmore,
President Judge Of tho Court of Com
mon Pleas and Quarter Sessions in and for
the county Of Forest, has issued his pre-
copt for holding a Court of Common Pleas
Quarter Sessions, &C., Mt Tionesta, for
the County of Forest, TO commence G n tho
third Monday Of May next, being tho
18th day of May 1876. Notice Is therefore
given to tho Coroner, Justices of the Poaca
and Constables of said county, that they he
then and thore In their proper persons nj
ten o'clock, A.. NJ, Of said day, with thoir
records, inquisitions examinations and
other remembrances, TO do those things
which 10 their Offices appertaiu 4, he dope
and to those who bound In recoonizancc
Ia prosecute against the prisoners that arc
or shall be In the jail Of Forest COUNTY. that
they be then and there present TO prosecute
against them as shall be Just. (iivcnun-
der my hand and seal this 18th day OF
April A. ID, 1876. I.- ~ ~ :. - :
.sh JUSTIs sHAwKEY, Sheriff.
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MONEY.

We will pay cash on delivery at
our mill in Tionesta, for white oak
stave and heading bolts at the follow
ing prices:
Stave bolts, 35 inches long, per cord
of 8 #. by 4 it,, $3.50. Heading bolts
% inches long, per cord of #. by 4
f., s4.OO. Heading bolts must be
made from timber at least 20 inches
in diameter. Office at Lawrence
House. j. H. DERIcKsoN & Co.
27tf
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Notice.
ReaIsr.R,s orrIcr lfonnsr 9.

NEHISTHks OFFICE FOREsT Ce.,
TIoSEsTA, PA, April Is, 1875.
Notice is hereby given that Ashbcl and
Eli Holeman, Administrators OF tho es-
tate Of Alex. Holeman deceased, have
hied their final account in this office, and
that the same will be presented to tho Or
pnans' pIls Court of said county On May is,
O. ~ ID. w. CLARK, Register.g
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FOR SALE,

The valuable and beautiful home.
stead formerly owned by Hon. Joseph
q. Dale, and in which he now resides,
is in my hands for sale at very low
figures. Terms-one-th third purchase
money down, and the balance in one
and two years. MILES w. TATE,
lott.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

u =
nc, w. Robinson is away attend.
ing court at kittanning, but the boys
are;running the store in good shape in
his absence. ersehig
~. l.. L.-sCrsig. station agent, has
moved into the Fisher house, recently
vacated by Adams. We welcome him
to'ihis side Of the river. asas
miss S. A. Dale has put an addi-
tiSn to her house, and with little
more repairing. will have pleasant
and comfortable home. Hsss
mfr. Derickson's household goods
thave arrived, and he is busy preparing
for housekeeping. His home will be
in the Holeman house on Vine 81.
Several Of oar RATS men have re-
turned from Pittsburgh. They had a
pleasant trip, bat we do not hear much
10 regard to the state Of the market.
"A few, very few, trout have been
caught this far this spring, and fisher.
men are discouraged accordingly.
There will probably be no good trout
fishing for 4 couple of weeks yet. q
Free Methodist meeting was held
last evening at the Universalist
Church, at which lady conducted |
she services and delivered a sermon. |
~ Our readers will notice tha new
advertisement of H. G. Tinker & Co.,
dealers in Hardware de-, Oil City, Pa.
They are we'll known as aecommodat,
jng and reliable dealers.
John Wilson got a slight rip on
abe left fore finger from the stave mill
saw day or two ago. Lucky that he
did not lose his hand He will be dis.
ablsd but short time. "
Prof Cunning. late teacher of
our public school, passed through
town one day last week on raft. He
is a man Of muscle. and conld un.
doubleday pull good oar.
MIR. Alex. Gordon, Of Elkhart,
Ind, formerly Of Nebraska, this coun.
ty. is in town At present on a visit to
his friends. He is looking hearty.and
reports his family we'll.
WIN. Richards has moved the house {
formerly occupied by ex-sherilF Van !
Giesen, to a vacant lot about 100 feet |
south. He will build an addition /
thereto and soon be living at home. S
There win be Centennial party r
At tho Lawrence House on the evening "
If the 10th Of May. Tho invitations '
IRE not yet out but thedanee is bound u
o come off, McCrAy's band will far. ii
lish the music, sro
-MiSs Mary lamb. who has been "
topping for some time with her aunt, Il
drs, SENATOR Thomas, retarped home in
ast week, carrying with her the good r
'ishes of many friends made during sc
er stay in Tionesta. b 80 vi
Beware of Wild parsneps. Three W
oys, named Chas. Korb, Abram ly
Iealy and Geo. Keefr, who live in qI
ls Huddleson Settlement, on sa.ur- tn
ny last, INDUCED in few Wild pars-
cps, and the result was they were ed
Oisoned. One Of them, Korb, came pr
early dying, having had a number of he
'uvulsions before DR.. Coburn, who err
Is sent for, arrived The DIR. reports on
~ natieDfs doing well g.,
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Uhs forest Aepublifan.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APR, %, ISIS.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.


RHrgess--JonN REcK.
.CbHacitSten-d. w. Robinson, s. A.
warner, warner, a. D. Kelly, 8. II. Haslet, A. IL.
Jrstices ~ the fsaee-D. 8. Knox, Goa. .
ConstG6le-H. Swaggart
school Dirsctors--n. 8, Knox, II. o. Da-
ws, y. J. wolcott, 8. n. Haslct, A. d.
Kelly. d. Clark.
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hundred Yards ftom tbo rsovgra,s, I,

hundred yards ffcm the ''sawgrass. y
and the labor we performed in trans.
ferring our load and hauling the boat
over, would have started a respectable
canal between the two waters.
A cold dinner, and we put up sail
and started. The wind was poor,
however, we put in the oars, and at
about eight O'Clock arrived at Chas.
Moore's, where We put up for the
night.
CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.