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WALTER b. WILLIANS. Truste
WASH. II WILLIAMS. huc
DUNOANsON Bros. Auct1oneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPEkTf CONSISTING OF A THREE
STORY BBIUk DWELLING ON THE NORTH-
WEST CORSER OF H ANDTWENTY FIRST
STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtne of q deed OF trust to rs dated -
August third, 1874, and by request of the t"2
party secured thereby, we will sell, at public-H-.
auction, in front Of the premises, on WEDNES-
DAY, June 81 1916, at O'Clock 2. m, all that
piece or parcel of ground snd premises situate in
the city of Washington, ID. o.. and described lot
Thirty Fix So ia WOrthiDgtOn Dorseys trustees
In chsnoery Subdivision of original lots one, two,
three; &c, OF square No seventy seven t77) as this
same Is recorded in the Surveyors office of the Dis
trlct of Columbia.
Terms: One fourth cash. and the balance In six
twelye and eighteen months with interest from day
ofsale at ten per cent. per annum until pail, Sc
cured by deed of trust the property. A ep1sit
OF two hundred dollars Ill be req ared Of the pur
chaser at the time of sale. Ii the terms are not
complied with in seven DAYS the trustees reserve
the right to resell at the cost of the defsuting pur
chaser, after three days advertisement in Evening
Star. Il. W. DOwNMAN,l -
jel2 O.C. GRgEN, trustees.
~ THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
MONDAY, June 26th, same hour.
h. ". DOMNMAN,l r..
JezZ-d U. G. GREEN, iruslees'
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81. hkIWEEh SEVENTH AND EIGHTH
SLAUGHTER HOUSE AND STABLE ON LOT
II, Is sUBpIHisIoN OF PROSPECT HILL,
By virtue Of a deed OF trust, dated May 10, -
1875 and duly recorded in Liber No. 735, folio -
party secured thereby, Will sell ct public auo-
ton, In front Of the premises, the following de-
scrlbed perty at the times and dates mentioned
On tn RsDAY, the 9th day OF July. at o'cl'k
and being situated IN the county of Washington,
u. o.. and known and distinguished as being lot
No. u, In Mclaughlin q Kesttng's Subdivision of q
portion of the real estate of George w. Heating,
e a tract Of land called Prospect" or Pretty
Prospect" as said subdivision Is recorded in the
en- &c Of the surveyor for the county Of Washing
ION. This property Ia situated short from
boundary street and about LEO feet east Of Line 1la
avenue, and contains s ,quare feet more or less,
and is improved By brick slaughter house and
sfsble with shinse roof
On FRIDAY, the 18th day OF July, at o'clock D.
m, al that piece or parcel OF ground known and
washington, D. O., as Lot No. 70, In ohristisn k4 4
perts subdivision Of original Lots Nos. 2 and 8, in
square No AZ. having front on o street north.
west Of q feet inches and running back with that
three story Brick Dwelling with two story back
building, containing modern improvements.
Terms: One nth cash residue In twelve, Gig hteen
twenty four thirty and thirty elk months Deferred
payments to bear interest at the rate of cert.
Yer annum from Gay Of sale, and TO be secured BY
deed OF trusf All convey sncing at OF pure has
ers. Two hundred dollars each piece Of property
Piled with within days Trustee reserves the
right to resell ct the rick and Of the desultipg
purchaser or purchasers aftrr giving five days
notise IL some newspaper published In the city
RICBARD WALLACE, TRUSTEE.
Ief2- tn q ,tu6ds u. ID. CLEARY. Salesman,
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OCR IoNlNG ROYAL NIsIToR.-The SON
OF the King Of Sweden and Norway oscar
II naval cadet on board the Swedish frfgsfa
Nykoping, Is, according 10 instructions- 10
srrlNt ~ fhliadelphia On Saturday next.
Tho Nor1Stjern, smother ship-of- war as-
COMPANIES the Nykoplng. The Balder. A
thlrd vessel, which has been Tor some time
"a lhese waters, has received orders from
sweden 10 rendezvous there ON the pam in
stsnt llkewtSe. The : Vedish and Norweetan
slngit 2 societies IN this city intend 10 sere-
nhae ne sailor Prince when he arrives He
will probably be the guest OF Mr.. Cbristtan
fors. Tie Consul General OF Norway and
sweden. The Prince Is TO proceed a. New
1ork IorthNith after MS arrival In Philadel-
phia. Here he will visit the most interesting
features o. the city, and then pay a fving
visit 10 iagsra and return 20 PhiladelphIs
IN Time FOR the grand celebration OF the
Fourth OF July.-fN. y Herald 92f
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FFHOS. V. WAGGAMAN,
l. Real Estate Aucttoneer. 81 9 7th stree. u W

Il heal Estate Auctioneer, o. 3 7th stree. n. W.
VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY ON
l STREET NORTH, BETWEEN nth AND
18Th STREETS WEST
Oo TUESDAY, June 9th. at 5 o'clock D. 60
m, viii offer for sale, ia front Of the premi -
ses tie aboy described properly being Tot Mo-
3and part of L. in square No I25, fr pntng 30 feet
incEes on street, by depth OF l4T feet ouches to
~ fto. alley, sewer, gas and water pipes laid to
curb. Terms day OF sale.
j.53 1t THOS. u. WAGGAMAN.spct.
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SEAECH STOzE,
1905 zzrset, BET. 18th aid 18th streets.
BRODBEAD q CO,
jes-n $50 Pc ave-. bet. 9Th ard 10Th SITS.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
WAsH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctloneer.
w No. 1901 northWe 4 Corner 10Th and ID ITS


TREsTEES SALE OF TAsaIoNABLE AND
sad only used for q snort time, az Public Au 5tIon
Magnificent walnut Frame Psrlor Suite, uphoi.
PaIlor Suite, upholstered IN REQ blue pufiaes:
hano,ome Walnut and Gilt Side Table, inlaid with
PP,ue billiard cloth; superb Lace Curtains. and
ELEGANT Easy Chair. and Rockers; handso ne Ten
Handsome Black walnut DSsTi Bcokcss SHr eie
CANT walnut Library Table: Walnut Library
Tnpt lhiald with billia:d eloih small size fine
and blue puffnss; three handsome Dressing Oslc
Marble top Chamber Suites, very stylish; Walnut
Black Walnut Bedsteads: handsome BLACK Wal
Tut Wardrobes. deliberately carved, BuihI nnishJ
Walnut Pillar Extension Table; Walnut Cane
seat Chairs; Gents Walnut Cane seat chairs;
Chairs: Brussels Carpets and Border to match
throughout the house; Lowell Ingram Carpets;
Brnssels, Hal and stair CARPETS; Walnut Stair
Rods, Velvet Bugs and Door Mats: Walnut Hat.
rack. marble base; W slnnt Hall Chairs; fine III air
Mattresses; Feather Pi lows aud BoIsters; Husk
sud Cotton top Mattresses; Spiral Springs; Blsn-
BY vir. ne II q deed Of trust. dated Japuaryn
18Th, A. ID. 1s76, and dulS recorded in Liber "
No SO, folio 3, &c, one OF the land records ~
for Wasbiogton countE. Distri let of CGlumbis, l
and by direction OF the party secured thereby l
shall proceed 20 sell at public auction, on MON
DAY, June 26th, A. D. 1876, at o o'clock :. m, at
1O2t Vermont avenue, betS cen X ana L streets
other Goods marked in Schedule a.
must soy that this sale, a, wiu be noticed,
embraces some or the TareSt and most costly kurni
ture cold at public auction in h Di5tric, ana
persons in search of rich and costly furniture
should not n ss this opportunity, for they seldom
at auction.
Adeposit is required for each aud every article
Terms cash
WALTER b. wILLIANs. Trustee.
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COURT SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ AND UNEMPLOYED PROPERLY ON 9Th
sTkhET, BkTWEEN n AND n SOUTH

u AND UNfMPBovED Fa0PfRrY On sIR
STEnET, BLTwEEH N AND n SOUTH
By virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court IL
OF the District Of Columbia. passed the 9th inn
dny Of April, A. ID. ls75, in tquiiy cause No. k.:
46s, seq, docket Is, wherein klnedisnst ct al. are
plaintiffs and Bennett ct al. defendants, and Of
decree supplement al thsrsto, passed the GAIN day
Of April 1876 1 will offer for sale, ct public auc-
goth. ls76. ct ~ O'Clock D m. the following de-
ecribed real estate in Washington, d. O., TO Wit
subdivision Of original Lots IS a. IS Is, In square
so, said lots having front 9th street Of 70 %
and IS are improved by two story and basement
frsme Building, known as the Potomac House.
Terms Of sale: One-thfrd cash; balance In tvo
equal installments, payable In elk and twelve
monhs after day Of sale, wth interest At per cent.
per apnum. secured by deed OF trust upon property
sold. cash deposit of $50 each lot sold on day
Of sale. eiDHEY +. TH0M as. Trustee,
Asa ID street northwest.
b. II. warner. Apct. Law Rsportsy,l iels-d
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TRUsTEE s SALE

ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF X STREET,
BETWEEN 18th AND 18TH STREETS ". w.
By yiItue of deed Of trust to the under -
signed, which Is dated June ID, 1874, and Is %
recorded in Liber 649, folio 347, OF the land IL
records OF the District Of Columbia and the wiz
ten request OF the payee OF the SroDssory note Sc
cuTed thereby, shall sell by auction in front Of
ELe premises, on
FRIDAY, THE 7rH DAY OF july, 1876,
OF O'Clock m, all OF original Lot four d. in
square one hundred and eighty four (lS4D, IN the
city OF Washins ton, District of Columbia. This lot
is Is feet 10 inches vide aud las feet IL inches deep
snd Is improved by thVee-story press brick front
Ho1se, containing eley en- iooms, The house is No
1888 h street northwest.
Germs Of sale One third OF the plrchase morey
In cash, enc third in year, aud third in two
years from the day cf sale, the deferred payments
10 bear interest at six cent from the day Of sale
ana 10 be secured by the notes OF the purcbayer and
adeed Of trust on the premises sold u the terms
OF sale be not complied With seven days from the
asy Sf sale, the undersigned 20 have ths right to
Iese the property a. the risk and Cost of Ihe de-
i11 3I pm chaser deposit of $50 will be re-
GClTto OF TIE purchaser a. the moment of the ac-
eePisLce OF has BID, and all conyeyanciug will be at
ms expense j. b. MlMER, Trustee,
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THOMAS DOwLlHG, Auctioneer.

u'hOMAc DOWLtnds Auctloneer.
POSITIVE SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON 5IH STREET EAST. BETWEEN AN y
STREETS SOUTH, BEING No. 1918.
On TUESDAY AFFERaOON, June ~. IL
1916. at o'clock in front of the premises "a
shall sell part Of Lot n TO- J. in Square SIS, hav-
ing front OF ~ feet inches 5ih street asst, with
deItb OF 50 feet inches, Improved by Q SIN an
Frame Dwelling. Sale positive.
Terms cash.
ie23- dads THOB. DOwLISG, Auct,
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Z. W. DOwNMAN,l-
ie2i 4 IRepl W. A GORnOE. Atu'
YOUNG a hIDDLET9sii ,..-

AUCTION SALE or NINE BUILDING LOTS
SH LITE, BE1WEEN d AND L .srREErS
We viii seli st auction, on THURSDAY, 80
June 29;h, lH6, at 2. n nine desirabls $50
Building Lot, on nth, between II aud I--ks
streets Northeast.
Terms: One fourth cash, of which a deposit Of a 20
on each lot viii be required at tie dine OF SALE AMI
the balance in g. II sud Is months. secured by deed
of trust the premises and the notes OF the par
Chaser bearing per cent. interest. Conveysncing
81 purcEaser's colt III the terms not CON pliei
with ia seven day., the property will be rssold at
the risk and coet Of dttaultiug purchaser.
Je2SGt YOUNG WIDDLGTOH, Aucts.
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TX ARE AIMS.
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lust OPENED,

VINES LAWNS! LINEN LAWNS!
Open this morning, 20 Pfe,es figured LINEN
LAWNS. fu>rraBted all pure Btnenl winch We
shall sell At . and 80 cents These goods are war
Isnte 20 be ths sane quality sold 10 the city As
ard A. cen Also.
aP Z ssH PLATA Navy Blue LisEN LAWN.
brown -
d" - BLACK
10 WHITE, all qualities
50 inch WHITE LIN IN C4MB3IO, ct 81
yer yard. hsn5some goods. and very chsar
10 pieces FhEN3H OBGANDIES In hanisoms
coI0rs and e. . qualities
% pieces e'ega1t SILK aud Wool striped and
Plaid ark GRENADINES. for OvertFressss At
almost half prIce- warT antsi silk and wool.
FULL STOCK or DOMESTIC GOODS At
AZ ENTS Prices.
RememteE location.
w. VI. BROWN,
jeIe Or No. 3l4 stu street northwest
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III ~ /. -
yna ns yss. O afninishin1 ths essnes % co.
Iision, the tteemers Of this Line taks Q spscfns1
ooprse Tor ell seasons Of the year.
On the outward passage from Gu eenGovn % usu
LS5a 2. sCsssoP s5S,P n'fdian Of q iss .
SS !. e: :. sdsEs: 6 s s.S ss q .'
fHE BRITISH AND NORTH Al[EEIoAU
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
1 pn1E dSL I'm 1HR 6oR 1N r. L "a
no, 51Ss h ~ re JSI. 81 no.ssa,ca nSw rosI
Asys.inia- We. yg,y Abys.iniA--w Wed. aas. 3
e. ,g,y = ssythis wed. 1as. !,
"A 40 cvsry tongvias WnDnnspAx ss6 iAfUB-
ssssssn .sEksS % ses sars7 ssssrass p..sss-
Ix. o. rA.AsI-ossn, %, On enc On.
ln. eo14s eo1hncual. 1seux1 oekso % fsvorsb1s
5000 sssss = ns ~. sayers ., s.rsy. 9.
ys2 Nv Its. xhso1sh b1S 81 AdlHs pvsl e
e g: 6Ss5l::s.: "a % ~. -. 80: -
IS SSsss. tss !! EssSSs 3; e -; 2: =
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ID A. DkRNEILLE, Re al Estate sustionSer,
NOItheAst corner 7th 81. and Lou isiana ave
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Lawrence House,
Tionesta House,

A NDREW WELLER, Proprietor. This
N house has been newly Tilted mp and is
now open for the accommodation OF tho
publis. Charges reasonable. 81 Iy
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you can talk over that matter with
herself-she's sitting there by the win
dow, hidden behind the curtains"
Now, that was dreadful mean of the
squire, not to have given Ezra a hint
of Clara's presence before but he
didn't mean it. 1t seems quite impos-
sible for these old gentlemen to realize
how serious such matters are to boys
and girls.
Squire Scudder rose with nod and
a smile, and went away, leaving Ezra
in dire confusion, staring at the win
dow curtains; and wishing the floor
would open and swallow him. But it
didn't. Instead, the window curtains
opened, and lovely young lady step
ped out from them.
$50, Mr.. Alden" she said, coming
forward, "you consulted the gipsy for
tune.teller, too ?"
80, Miss sScudder-Clara-you have
heard everything" stammered Ezra,
sinking into the chair, from which he
had risen in his first CONSERVATION.
"What a terrible fool you must think
mep'
"But don't-I have great conf.
dence in that gipsy's predictions"
"Then yon consulted her, too," said
Ezra.
dozens of times--she beguiled me
of all my small silver"
"Well, she got but single piece
from mo that's some oOm fort sold
Ezra, recovering somewhat, and ven,
turing to laugh slightly.
"Was it anything like this ?" asked
Miss Scudder, producing one from hel
pocket and holding it towards Ezra or
the palm of hand like cream.
Ezra looked and started and gave 6
little cry. 1t was his own lucky silver
piece. He glanced into the laughing
blushing face and then for the frs
time he looked straight into Glars
Scudder's eyes. They were very, very
dark, and wonderfully brilliant bu
this time they did not seem to look
through him-they sank before hi
glance and yelled themselves unde
lovely, long black lashes.
20, Clara !" .murmered Ezra "yol
were the gypsy ?".
"Of course | was"
"And you knew I loved you all tn
time ?"
"Of course 1 did, you foolish boy
that's why l had to invent way o
telling you So"
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w. C. CoBuRN, NJ. D.,

physician & SURGEON offers his
Having had an experience of Twelve
Years in constant practice, DR.. Coburn
guarantees TO give satisfaction. DIR. Co,
burn makes a speciality of the treatment
of Nasal, Throat, Lung and all other
Chronic or lingering diseases, Having
investigated all scientific methods OF cur
ING disease ana selected the good from all
systems, he will guarantee relief or azure
in all cases whore a cure is possible. No
Charge for Consultation. All fees will be
reasonable. Professional visits made at
ali hours. Parties at distance can con-
suit him by letter.
Office and Residence second building
below the Court House, Tionesta, Pa. Of
flee days Wednesdays and Saturdays. 25ti
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A Printers Dream.

A printer sat in his office chair, his
boots were patched and his coat
threadbare, and he looked weary and
worn with care. While sadly think
ing of business debt, old Morpheus
slowly around him crept, and before
he knew it he soundly slept; and
sleeping he dreamed that he was
dead, from trouble and toll his spirit
bad fed, and that not even wbell
tolled for the peaceful rest Of his cow
hide soul. AS he wandered among the
shades, that smoke and scorch in low
er Hades, he shortly observed an iron
door that creakingly swung on hinges
ajar, but the entrance was closed with
red-hot bar, and Satan himself stood
peeping out, and watching for travel
ers thereabout, and thus TO the pass
ing printer spoke:
"Corne in, my dear, it shall cost you
nothing, and never fear: this is the
place where / cook the ones who
never pay thei- subscription sums, for
though in life they may escape, they
will find when they're dead it is too
late / will show you the place where
melt them thin, with red.hot chains
and scraps of tin, and also where
comb their heads with broken glass
and melted lead, and if Of refreshment
they only think, there's boiling water
for them to drink there's the red,hot
grindstone to grind down his nose, and
red-hot rings TO wear on his toes, and
if they mention they don't like fire.
I'll sew up their mouths with redhot
wire, and then, dear sir, you should
see them squirm, while roll them
over and cook to a turn"
With these last words the printer
awoke and thought it all a practical
Joke, but still at times so real did il
seem, that he cannot believe it was al
a dream and often he thinks with q
ehuckle and grin, of the fate of those
who save their tin, and never pay the
printer,
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A Chicopee man had cat which he
cared no longer to possess. He took
the animal into the garden, struck it
nine times on the head with ham
mer, and, as it still moved, he boxed
its ears with spade, and then buried
it. Next morning that cat walked se-
renely in to breakfast, willing to forget
the past.
At the French Assembly, 7:15 p. IN,
Speaker (aside to member): "For heav-
ems sake finish your speech L give o
dinner party tonight" Member (aside
to Speaker): 81 know it. Another time
you'll invite me-"
If anybody doubts that England
has a claim to be still called the "tight
little isle," he will find on consulting
the documents that three hundred
thousand Englishmen were arrested
for drum kenness last year.
The only quotation which seems to
be thoroughly understood by straw
cutter, is that which says "All flesh
is grass" This leads the cutter into
frequent errors, and makes it an un-
pleasant companion for small chile
dren.
The Judge the other morning asked
a prisoner charged with drunkenness
what he intended to do. He replied
frankly, that he wasn't his own boss
this morning"
Said Mr.. Tapley, of Danbury, feel
ing softly of his nose, 81 don't want to
be too hopeful or sanguine, but be-
lieve I'm going to have a boil"
A newsboy says of the new star
splangled handkerchief; "If any
man aims a blow at the American
flag, spot him on the snoot,"
Professor of Rhetoric. i'm,
portant change came over Burns in
the latter part of his lifef" Senior
.'He died"
No man should part with his indi-
viduality and become that of another,
-Channing.
1t is proposed to send an amateur
brass band to Montana and make tho
Indians so West.
Thousands of base deoeivers are hung
every night-on the backs OF chairs.
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The Slaughter of the Innooenta.

September has an or" in it, and
therefore, the truce between man and
the oyster is at an end. Since the
first of May the gentle biyalve has
has passed fair days Of response at the
bottoms of the creeks, holding sweet
converse with his wives and his
pledges of affection, but now his gol-
den dreams are over, and rakes will
begin to desecrate his bed.
The oyster is of calm and placid
temper. He is a steady diinker, bnt
yet he is never disorderly. One night
a barrel Of brandy began to leak in
the cellar of fashionable restaurant,
and when the keeper descended be
found large oyster lying in pool
of liquor in deplorable state of ia.
toxication, aud yet that oyster was
quiet and well behaved. He was what
used to be termed gentlemanly drunk.
He lay decidedly aslant, opening and
shutting his mouth in a somewhat
maudlin way, and smiling benignly
on the company. Gentlemen Of the
old school used very frequently to get
in this condition, and when so were
often more offensive in their manners
than the oyster. Besides, in this case,
the brandy came after the oyster,
whereas the gentleman Of the old
school, and of the new school, too, for
that matter, go after the brandy.
What could that unhappy oyster do
when the tide of brandy rose around
him but get drunk. Put the most ad-
vanced temperance man in pool Of
brandy, and he will necessarily get
drunk by absorption, in spite of his
temperance principles. He was as
morally irresponsible as the temper
ance twin of the compact. For the
wicked Eng used to drink the whisky,
and Chang got drunk. The oyster is
a creature of staid ard conservative
principles. He is never led off by any
new tangled notions or captivating
isms. His shell is hard, and thus he
is impervious to new ideas. When
the oysters are torn from their native
rocks and butchered to make a Ro-
man holiday, they never murmur or
lament. They come up smiling and
say Ave! mOrituri te SdLotar,t. He is
always welcome; for little, little
breakfast. he reveals all his finger
emotional and moral qualities, when
broiled and laid on toast; for little
lunch, raw, lying within his own
pearly residence, with just touch OF
lemon juice; at dinner he presents
himself in many captivating guises
and, at late supper, wicked and car
nalminded men take unholy delights
in him roasted in the shell. From
September first to April thirtieth, the
oyster is slain by thousands, tens OF
thousands and millions. The walrus
and the carpenter are equally his foes,
and he has no one to defend him. Ha
has heart; his case is very hard.
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Tho FIRST seeds of matrimonial dis
cord are usually sown Immediately af-
ter going to housekeeping. 1t is not
because the tender wave of harmony
no longer pulsates from soul to soul.
1t is because she insists on his doing
the marketing Immediately after break
fast, on full stomach, when he don't
care whether he has canvass back
or boiled dish-rag for the next meal.
There may not be much gold, but
there's no question about the quantity
of lead in the Black Hills. Every In
dian has a gun full of it, and isn't
stipgy.
A daughter Of a wealthy Watertown
farmer has distinguished herself by
raising eight little pigs on a bottle.
Suck cess to her literary efforts.
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DR.. I. J.. Acomb.

physician AND SURGEON, who has
i lad fifteen years experience in large
and successful practice, will attend aI
Professional Calls. Office in his Drug ana
Grocery Store, located in Tidioute, near
Tidioute House.
IN HIS STORE WILL BE FOUND
A full assortment of Medicines, Liquors
Tobacco, Cigars, Stationery, Glass, Failtsi
oils Cutlery, ali of the best quality, ana
will be sold at reasonable rates.
Tphvsician and Drugs list from New York,
has charge of the Store. All prescriptions
putup accurately
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CENTRAL HOUSE,

BONNER & AGNEW BLOCK. L.
ID AdNEw, Proprietor. This is now
mousse, and has just been iiLted up for the
accommodation of the public. A portion
of the patronage of the public is solicited.
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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-09-20
EST HOUSE,

q A. WARNER PROPRIETOR. Opposite
y. Court House, Tionesta, Pa. Just
opened. Everything new and clean and
fresh. The best of liquors kept constantly
on hand. A portion of the public patron
ooo is resnoctfullv solicited. 4-17-1Y