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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-06-14
--Tho School Board Of this place


The School Board of this place
met on Monday evening last, and de-
cided to open the public schools on
the first Monday of September, to re-
main open four months. A month Of
vacation to follow, after which the
schools are to be re-opened for three
months. We believe there have, as
yet been no applications for the posi-
tions Of teachers.
Young mani Don't waste your
spare change in frivolous amusements,
but save it up and buy your mother
or sister q new domestic" IF you
have no mother or sister, find some
good -natured fellow that has, and he
and the machine together may help
you to a comfortable place in the
family if you shine up to the sister
right,
The town council net on the
banks of Council Run yesterday morn
ing, and decided that the foundations
for the wing walls at the lower end
of the bridge were insufficient, and
should be made more solid, and in
accordance with the contract. This
we believe was done during the day.
Mr.. DiDgman has attached hose,
in some manner to the stave mill boil
er, so that at a moments notice he
can throw a powerful stream of water
all over the mill, and even upon the
Lawrence House. The principle of
this attachment is original with Mr..
Dingman, and is a complete success.
Garden truck is being gobbled
up by little black bugs, potato bugs
and chickens, and the voice of mourn
ing is heard in the land. Cabbage
plants are in demand, and the sun
willis them, so that the raisers of hot
bed plants DO quite rushing bust
ness.
Coming down the river on Satur-
day, we saw fish, which was caught
between Tidioute and Trunkeyville,
which we judge would weigh fifteen
pounds. On Saturday evening Ira
Van Giesen caught one which weighed
twenty-five pounds. Both of these
fish were spoon sturgeors.
Thus far, we believe, there have
been fewer fires in the woods of this
county, than any year since we have
taken up our residence here. The
only fires we know of have been
kindled by sparks from the locomo-
tives, which of course, arc unavoida-
BILE.
The boys have already com
menced to celebrate the Fourth, and
the snap of torpedoes and the report
Of fire crackers greets the ears OF the
people at all hours of the day. OF
course this is somewhat of nuisance,
and of course it has to be put up with.
Fresh corn meal and fresh oat
meal at Robinson & Bonner's. 10 2t
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Rev. Elliot will preach in the
Presbyterian church on Sunday next,
morning and evening. Sabbath School
at 2:30 o'clockp. m.
Nearly all the towns and cities
in this section of country will cele-
bratc on tho 4th of July.
AS far as we have been able to
learn there have been 10 Centennial
passengers from this place during the
week past.
Samuel Brandenburger departed
on Saturday for Indiana State, where
he has some relatives living. He will
be gone about two weeks.
We are under obligations to
Hon. j. B. Agnew for copy Of the
Report of the Secretary of Internal
Affairs, of Pa, for 1915.
1T appears that we were msin-
formed in regard to Mrs. McKay's
trip. She went to Iowa direct, aud
not by way of Philadelphia.
The bridge toll house is again un-
der the care Of Geo. Scott, who at
tended to taking the tolls for several
months after the bridge WAS COM
pleted.
Geo. Robinson started for Pitts
burgh yesterday, where he will remain
n few days, on business. The busi-
ness at home sill be rub as usual, by
Tsthe boys"
The ,plastsriag of Van Giesen's
house was flushed yesterday, the work
being done By L. Struken. We
believe the house is now completely
finished. ready for occupation.
--Col. L. F. Watsoa. of Warren has
received the Republican nomination
for Congress Warren county, and
q. w. Stone. Esq, the nomination for
estate Senate. Both aregoOd men.
Refreshing rains have moistened
the earth for day or two past, much
to the delight of grangers and farm
sers generally. Moreover it puts
stop to croquet for the time eibeiDg.
The Treasurel's Sales on Monday
were we'll attended, and some of the
lands sold we'll. The sale was .ad-
ljourned until July 10, to be continued
from time to time until all the tracts
are sold.
Geo. Sawyer was bitten, or stung'
by large spider on Friday last, and:
,the result is aswelled head and stiff
meek. He was laid'up until yesterday
morning. We do not anticipate that
it will give him much more trouble.
The we'll at Jamiesou's is doing
from six to eight barrels daily. Fifty
barrels were shipped from this well
last week. The wellis nov owned by
,QuIntain Jameson, and Is nice lit
! tie income for young man to have.
We we're last week informed that
the railroad officials had made ar
rangements to fix the wagon road,
ralong the railroad. from Janieson's
to the Tionesta depot, in a frst.olass
manner, and that the township officers
were to keep said road in repair there
after Whether such arrangements
have been made, Of course We cRpDot
say, but tell it as twas told to W.
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FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.

Vrcsidem JUdgc--L u. WErMoRE.
Associate Judges-Jos. @. DALE, En-
WARD KERR.
Jredsurer-S. j. SBTLEY.
Pr2thonotory, Register 6 Recorder, &c
ID. w, CLARK.
IMerig'-JUsTIs SHAwREY.
C0nmiSsioners-ELI BERLIN, ISAAC
LoNo, JoHN REcK.
CoNnty ipcrintendent-u. $, Brock
WAY.
Distrfct Attornes-S. d. IRWIN.
Jury Comstfssioners--H. n. TowNER,
LYMAN Cook.
County StrVeyor-T. d. COLLINS.
C0roner--M. ITTEL, in.
County luditorS--NIcHoLAs THoMp~
sox, J. X. MILL, II. A. ZuENDELL.
Member Of Cbngrcss --GEo. a. JBNKs.
Asse,nbiy--J. Is. AoNEw.
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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, 50 inches long, per cord
of s #. by 4 it., $3.50. Heading bolts
% inches long, per cord of #. by 4
f., S4.00. Heading bolts must be
made from timber at least 20 inches
in diameter. Office at Lawrence
House. j. II. DERIcKsoN & Co.
27tf
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Notice to Taxpayers.

The subscriber will be ae the following
named places for the purpose of receiving
Faxes forSthe year 1876. Those paying be-
fore August lst are entitled TO an abate-
ment OF per cent.
Barnett T0aOnship.
Monday, June 26, Cooksburg, from 10 TO
II O'Clock a. m. Monday, juno 26, Clar-
ington, from to O'Clock p. IN.
Jel,ks TognShip.
Tuesday, June q, Marien Post Office.
Harmony Io10nshtp.
Wednesday, July 8, Store off. l. Range.
Thursday, July @, Trunkeyville.
Hickory Io,Onship.
Friday, July 7, Store of Il, j. Bowman.
KiH0Stey IOieaship.
Saturday, July s, Store of Wheeler, Du-
senbury ~ Co.
Green Township.
Monday, July 10, Nebraska.
Yionesta ToiCashiP.
Tuesday, July IL, Treasurer's once.
IiOReSta Borough.
Wednesday, July II, Treasurer's Office.
H0We I0Unship.
Friday, July II, BrOokston.
Those liable for Mercantile License for
1876 viii save Sl.00 by paying before July
lst, 1876. S. j. SErLEY,
May 22d, 1876. Co. treasurer
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Administrators Notice.

Letters of Administration on the estate
of VIM. G. Neill, deceased, late of Harmo-
nv township, having been granted the un-
dersigned, all persons indebted TO said
estate are required to make immediate
payment. and all persons having claims
against said estate, will present them,
properly authenticated, for settlement.
j. B. AiACHESNEY, : 1, .,,l,,,.s,..-..,.sz
JOHN NELL, '''oi'
MAY %, T6.
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EOR SALE.

The valuable and beautiful home.
stead formerly owned by Hon. Joseph
G. Dale, and in which he now resides,
is in my hands for sale at very low
figures. Terms-one-third purchase
money down, and the balance in one
and two years. MILES w. TATE.
10Lf
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Sewing Machine Needles.

Mrs. G. M. Heath has just received
the largest and most complete assort-
ment of sewing machine needles ever
brought to town. She keeps the only
sewing machine needles for sale in
town. Her place of business is in the
Acomb Building, up stairs.
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The lightest running Machine in
the aoorld is the Grover & Baker, at
least Baldwin, Of Tidioute says so,
and be knows. 40 1y
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Fresh arrivals at Robinson & Bon.
ner's,-wooden churns, dried apples
and shoulders. 81
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Instructions we're given to the COM
mittee on invitations, and another
meeting was appointed for Saturday
evening next.
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Those beautiful lots just north of
Mrs. Henry's residence can be bought
cheap, on long time, by applying to
the editor of this paper. tiff
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BOROUGH OFFICERS.


burgess -JouN REcK.
Couacitrtc1--G. w. Robinson, S. a.
Warner, a. B. Kelly, $. II. Haslct. A. IL.
Partridge, ". O. Davis.
Justices Of The Paced. 8. Knox, C. A.
Randall.
CbnStdbie-1T. Swaggart
School BHecfors--D. =. Knox, IT. Q. Da-
Wis, >. j. Wolcott, $. n. uaslct, a. b.
Kelly. ID. Clark.
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Annual Report Of the Auditors of Jenks Twl

We, the undersigned Auditors of jerks
Township, met at No. l school house.,
June 8, 1876, and did audit the account of
School Treasurer as found in the foregoing
report. Hereunto ave have set our hand
and seal this 9Th day of June, 1876.
A. X. SHIPE, .1,.
g. ID. ELDRIDGE, "i'iS'
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Report of Howe Twp.

JUNE 5, 1876.
We the auditors of Howe Township
have met and examined tho account OF
tho School Treasurer.
Amt reed for the year 1876 ono
thousand five hundred and
ninty-siX dollars and thirty
three cents s1,506 80
Whole amt paid out by Treas,
nine hundred and four dol
lars and seyonty-nine cents 90f 10
Bal in Treas. hands COL 81
d. GRAHAM, Treas.
EDWARD REID,
j. CoNRoY, Auditors.
NJ. STEPLToN,
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Beaver College.

The following is the programme of
the Twsnty-First Annual Commence
ment of Beaver College and Musical
Institute, Beaver, Pa, from June 18th
to 22d, 1876:
Sunday, Jure IS, 3 p. m.-Bacca-
laureate Sermon in College Hall, Rev.
Hiram Miller, d. ID.
Monday, June 10, 7;45 p. Nun
der Graduate Exercises.
Tuesday, June 20, 7:45 p. m.-An-
nual Address, by Rev. e. b. Snyder,
Allegheny City.
Wednesday, June 81, s p. m.-An-
nual Concert.
Thursday, June 22d, 8 p. m.-An-
nual Meeting of Trustees.
Thursday, June y, 7;45 p. m.--
Commencement. Address to the
Graduating Glass, Hon. j. w. +.
White, Pittsburgh.
Examinations from Tuesday morn
ing to Thursday noon.
The next Session will begin Septem-
Der 18th, 1876.
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Land plaster, fresh lot, just re-
ceived at Robinson & Bonner's. 10 2t
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New stock boots and shoes at bot
tom prices, at Robinson & Bonners. 40
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Tyme of Trains

Train %, south, and 81, north, are lst
class; the others are accommodation
frelghis. These trains only are allowed to
carry pnssengers.'
On the River Division /. c. from oil City
20 Irvineten, up the river is North down
the river, south.
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county Republican primary elections,
held on Saturday last, present appear
ances indicate that the nominees are
as follows:
Congress, j. II. Osmer; President
Judge, Chas. E. Taylor; State Senate,
w. S. McMullen; Assembly, Jas. Nj.
Dickey, Geo. e. Mapes and VIM.
Gates; District Attorney, VIM. M.
Francis; Jury Commissioner, Frank
d. Nolan.
-Ferd. Wenk is putting down a
water well on his farm on Dutch Hill.
A good vein was struck at forty-two
feet, but the we'll is being put down
sixty feet to form basin to hold a
good supply of the water. The hole
is five inches in diameter. The well
is being drilled by John Grubbs, who
has several other contracts of the
same kind oil the hill, when this one
is completed.
John Reck, who has for some
time past been shipping meat from
Oil City and selling it here, lost
about fifty pounds of the same, which
was left on his hands over Sunday
last, This is unfortunate, but does
not discourage John, who will con-
tinue his good work, and keep us we'll
supplied with beef.
The time of the morning freight
north, and the morning mail south,
has been changed, the two trains
meeting at Tionesta depot at 9:10
a. m. Those contemplating Centsn
nial journeys will please take notice.
1t is said that Mr.. Chas. McCray
has purchased the Lawrence House
property, the consideration being slO,-
800 We have not the authority of
either Of the parties for making this
statement, but give it as We hear IT,
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Report of Howe Twp.

JUNE 8, 1876.
ROAD FUNDS UP TO FEB. II, 1876.
Treas. reed in unseated funds $I,1lS 90
Orders issued up to Nov. 20, '76
by Road Com'rs for road
7 work am sundries 1857 10
Orders issued since the above
date by. Road Com'rs l59 50
Whole amt issued up TO Feb. II,
1870, 1,4l6.7s.
By Road Com'rs and paid out
by Treas. LIS 90
Township DIR. to bal. 29S 90
We, the undersigned auditors of Howe
Township. have met and examined the
above account to the best of our judg-
mont.
T.. REID,
j. CoNRoY,
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1000 OUTFITS FREEI
FOOTPRINTS OF THE AGES.

our Goyernment and History. GO0d-
spends Pub. House, New York, and Chi
CagO. "a
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TIoNEsTA Dr1ARIxETs.
CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY,
BY Robinson d Bonner, Dealers in
General Merchnnlise.

General Merchandise.
Flour p barrel -Ds- s6.75@sOo
Flour a sack -rr- L75@2 200
Corn Meal, bolted COKE 100
Chop feed Sl.65@ 1.7O
Rye y bushel S0@g0
Oats u bushol 50@55
Corn, cars 40@45
Boans y busiioi "a ma f1 1.5o52.5o
Ham, sugar cured canvased l6l
Breakfast Bacon, sugar cured l6
Shoulders l24
Whitefsh, half-barrels 7.50
Lake herring half-barrels 4.50
Sugar l0@l23
Syrup 75@1.00
n. o. Molasses s5@1OO
Roast Rio Coffee No. 3O@32
Rio Coffee, 25@2S
Java Conoo 80
Tea 500 20
Butter 2O@29
Rice 10
Eggs, fresh 12@i5
Salt 2.00@210
Lard 15@1s
Iron, common bar 3.75
Nails, 10d, q keg 800
Potatoes s5@4O
Lime o bbl. 100
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SUBURBAN REAL Es,rArr-

FoK sAIE-5o G@"i1i1;;F;~ G1STTES' RIDE FINN ci1T
sS f sasn & RSsrx ees S:s; 8
a. Il sais as sfask f s
,St S kitchen w secaai1 VII s @ sssef 4
oom IS a2Gsa a2ss Sdas H. REELkh 81
Fog sAhE-FoR TIE NEXT TWO wEEKs ron
III n t2nSt sa o. t6s 1Sn W ps
Dcsn!a1nes station; 'lr*t-ras far Earcnie viii one
saHa sso ~th Soass 5s eSa eSa 5srs
0EEYElk. :: Dearborn:st. '''1' -4' -
FOR sALE-CHEAp--: =
SI|yassfsS;s xi!S :s!s &c.
Engewood-House md lnree lot
Aos'ln-7oo teet nsaf al lacR9tS; RR9Sr1pr y .o,,o.,.
For ssALE-AYDE sad;g: HYDE PARK-ELEGANr DWELLING
baresn oepea ere zee Fl; Rsns
aud FsIk H Ridge sioo down aaa So
tie s9s sas IL: t as
FOR sALE--sso0 CASH WILL SECURE 4 NEAT
dsasd e''sA' as.0;
F9Rk ;SALE7;AAT ,KEYosH1, Wis, so NILES FROM
;saass sSScsIs ksapsr a Ss%nssy; - = snail Si
Is fas' Eass Maasosse Ma:s and $1,000 j. BoFD
FoR RsALE-WAsHNGToN HEI67iTslo ACRES
bI.ea ase :sed
Ssa5i5 s TqgA aFGS a5 20 s SEe5HE, a
e aS%sy 21 only
FqA sALEaAF al Eoa!1 SOUTH EX{ANsToK.N REAUTT
IL hSsS ls sas Ps 5asfz H.
5[5 4 1H RIe So FoR E9g
Photographs al office il city. 1ddress So TTibnne @
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RoAI<DING AND LODGING.
3 EoKr !rdmAe, rAGgjsT1TW9a 1a gSa2a GENTLEMEN CAN
II SOUTH HEtDoS-sI.-su!TEo oF FURNISHED
LII Two nicely furnished suites md single rooms Il,
- eS1 SSu4 G97S w. s. SfnES RS601Fa
out: board. z=,--,z:.==--- 49,
70 SOUTH sAHGAAoN. .sT-NllCE ST.. !l FuENlsHED
LIZ ROOMS, With board fos two; also room for single
9s3t!sPa4 5e,s Fo, %aqe6 n677s VEST oF 7io7
- sefd xs.ss Ssss - sss:s Il ~
90 ABERpEEN-ST.-R TO RENT ~ SUITES
IS soura t9 fnoFi1sf Hea osE M6HE sz4 LADY
40 boarder.
with or without board; board. -.
O1 SOUTH H-sXyGAat0N-sT.-TO RENT, GOOD
~ room @ h9t and cod w1ter: suitable foF two gents
% DERDEEN-ST.-PLEAsANT ROOMS. WITH
1essonoSs nSns looic 0oaFoefs aee0n'1ooofeo' 1efs
~, 757777.s- -7;7 137F-Po0S7a 7;777s777a;7777
5O5 Of nnfanished 70 rent with board. All modern
~ SogT MEXT WITH
md cold water gas, C. unfurnl.hed except CARPET
A-As - wv = $500
~ IAFiiT:sT:-WiTH BOARD DEI,IG1T.
sa6e nsr s1S 8non nGea o''ey ae
soIT1 tH
45 eas Ell nADlsoS
< PARK.AY.. NEAR UNION FAEE-NCE
snis of a.s en rooms TO rent with bonF all
@24s!s sa@p@ ,@piezs@Sa.i R6o7:77xc 77z7o7
&C.; al nrsI.elass.
"A sogTlI .a MoRGAN-s&T.FgRN!sHED ORG: ST. R:; Or uS-
- -a!a:s1ee leoH.s e asos; e3..aes fanny:
oha f wh board for
sea! oee x1.s Or s*o ss91e@sa: zz=.==-=--
e and onnihuses on three Ride within half
eloes o. 9ooE:
5l AsHLAND-Av.. FRONTING PARR-ROOMS
X sEELEY:Av:. NEAR ADlsoN:sE-SIcELY
y furnished roos en- suite Of SINGLE with board il
s6S4a f{ E e2s
~ NORTH AsHE1SD-AY,-PIEAsANF ROOMS
and bSard Tor ee o1 fH II sa fam yra
Union Park and Randoph-st. ours; references ox-
changed: -----------
Or rooms, fronting jeaeEson Far. niceiy furnished
@.1e. q ssngle sea9emea; !s!@s lseeeeaete:
, 1876-05-14
CITY REAL ESTATE.

CITY ZEAL ESTATE.
FoE sALE~ASD EXCHANGE = nEsnEscE
s;ss sss .as 9s1s MAN
s2c hssss W W % 81 o d
wfs E5ss aise sod Or bar
H. iii Il; 2sst e
geed house On soath e or NTH sf SIDE @ vs!th M
esp South @ Il
House 100 feet 1T Austln clear some caah for
s'oe eI!se Ss sy TcGta Go J. s
FOE sALE-BT JACOB c. MAGlLL. II SOUTH
SOUTH bAeqAESs & 4sis;y+seonass sox,4s
WasAnEt northwest corner Hoyne eoxlas feet
haIE.ax:. near Oakley. 24xloo teee price ss5.
Az brick stoas. aud frame residences ID Ill 5aTa OF
Ashland AZ, near York-et, soxlo5 feet clear, to
5S 7%s 5Sr sP2d farm In part Of iowa. near
Elis.av. octagon brick house. 10 rooms to trads tor
Fog sALEE11nUsISRss PROPERTY,
v, 1n 1 Mase1st.-Sevcral @ very desirable hlocka
y. Msst Madison st.Boek Of store. and ofncss- Above
,n Blue @ Hang spd basement brick build
e RSa'y s1s il bfex
All sel! 5ented. Wll Be sold ehsap ~ - '~->'
sSs 'ssSs ~ and tis IS; ss;. in
FGR sALE-oX 3: IEANTT-ST:, GoKXEE JACK
IS tada il good 1ppS
TOR sALE-Two COOP HOUSES on ss-FooT
Tle Lot y e goTd @ @@ssty G On West stde easy terms A
dns s1rS sEHb M2a5A y i E9E e s2p
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no4 AK so 9ntrs rde a a a2nc 9
photographic at office in city. Address So. Tribune
ToR sAIE-FzGIEwo0D-THEEE COTTAGES
payments MONTHLY Y + wRG sis IS MasSnsfSonps III pM
~ee;;1T77@ .=5==..= .=5-
s.:s@ ~s:s:s's::~-~ = = : ::
axsaF i aGte wtt n;rog pgfAG5 c9 HI
i i: R as 81 f3as ss M
acres timber as Eooa land 2s fheTe y state lgo
se;es under cnitisatlon: 20 niles from h
%;5ss T n1s:sset psS: SssE e = 4 Vt +
sss S q ~ SSf I Rsa Sis ZIG s
ueman's summer residence; ice: house. barn etc;
s s q da ss Hi fs eesans ae sSe
beach. mineral springs pure water delightful bathing
10 seEne cu6 nd small 5oas Wif
fishing. outats, sold with tbs Pacc; price. s7.ooo
T n e @ e. E 5ff nj
q Ion S1IE=SE6UEE HOMES VILE :a Yo5 c1S@
Z s sa ss' 51s soa t. .
t5a ss ey a @ a
se ~ = u r;'bune ii u Bnalas WILL ~ barney
toi is as5rs aEellIns ssases. orshs5s, 5 aiies i
.ams iosalty, sao re? ss7e. Terms easy: impfeved
Il aaa sa N nsy eSa @
f5o9 Seaa1fa y 10y asres yer{ sh
SS5S:5s III sassa. j. sFEzh ots BLOCK koon IS "a
FoR sALE-7o CLOSE aS EETATE-sooD FARM
TS0R s1IR..1 Il, C613i: PR0TFFTY T0C7TFn
IL inasaa. cea1 rom said nine IS icing deliveFed
z this marset daily Ths eeai ! saia 70 be equal .
ENrIythipg sbons the en- mine Is IN Sd spendia coedton'
, 1876-05-14

Ia7ANTED-T0 LEASE oE BUY A LOT NEAR
~ Ftneen1cs-av. and Ih:Ety.seFeath-sts Address
70f Cottage Croyeay., old number. -
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FOR sALE-HYDE PARk-ELEGANT DWELLING
!. rooms, water, gaa sewer, md burn, ut a punlc
nsuTe haI cash: best bargain offered this season.
, 1876-05-14

EWK SALE-CHEAP-
L. Lake EoreaI-Scycral acre tracts
Eiydc-Houst, With s to 81 acres
!5lnsdale-Iioase with 100 70 800 feet
Englewood-liouse mt! lnrEe lot.
Austin-3o0 feet, near depot
, 1876-05-14

FOR SALE--AT IKEN0SHA, WIS, SO MILES FROM
GhcaGo. haIasome residence; corner lot: II rods
farms 20 and 80 acrrs good buildings inc locations
~! Kinds 1rEdt, s. 600 and So. COO j. BOFD Room y
, 1876-05-14

FOR SALE-S3o0 CASH WILL SECURE 4 NEAT
GROOM cottage and 50 feet blocks from depot at
29nth EngleTood- TRUESDELL 8 Known, los
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- T D III 0 d I q 7 n
"I regard MIR. Eddy as one of the mos tcapaLle
and successful practitioners with whom have had
official intercourse. CHARLES MASON,
Commits sioDcr OF Patepts,'
81 have no hesitation in assurin inventors In NJ
they cannot employ man more competent and
Trustworthy, and more capable OF putting their an
picat ons form to secure for them an early ar
favor3 lie consideration at the Patent ONCE,
EDMUND BURKE
Late Commits ioner OF Patents,
"Mr. X. ii. EDDY has made Tor me overTHIRTY
applications for Patents, having been success fulin
almost every case. Such unmstakable proof
greattalent and ability his part leads me to rec.
ommend all inventors to apply TO him to procure
their patents as they may be suIe of having the
most faithful attention bestowed on their cases
and at very reasonable charges.
JOHN TAGGART.
RnatNn nj J.yQ
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abstract Of pJs writ.)
Assumpslt on account annexed for goods and
groceries, the balance due being $50.
Date Of writ May Is. 1875, returnablo to Aug
term, 1873. Cyrus III. Tohin Il summoned as the
trustee of said defendant. NJ. r. Ludden, Ptrs
ATTY.
A true copy of the order of Court with abstract
of The writ.
Attest WM. NJ. STRATTON, Clerk.
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