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b. II. PILLAR,

DAINTERS Grainers, Glaciers and Paper Hangers
Il orders LEFT at the POst-ofce, River Fails, Us
SOusin- <u-'S
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MARTIN RIPPLE.

BLACKSMITH, shop on Main St, south Of Braek-
ID cit House Particular attention given to shoe
Ing horses.
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KING & MORTON,

nEALER IL Millinery and Ladies Furnishing
IL goods Main Street. River Falls 2O-55
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L. W. CURTISS.
MANUFACTURER or and Dealer in Harnesses
NIOils Whips and all other articles pertaining
20 a irst-elass establishment. Satisfaction guar
enteed shop over Wells Bradf0rd's livery stable.
River Falls, Wis. NJ
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Business cards, four hhcs OF ass -
SQUARE will be counted the space Of one inch.
Local notices will be charged according 10 the
character. Nothing less than = cents a me Tor
the first Insertion and 10 cents for the second.
All Job work must be paid for on delivery.
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MRS. W. II. WINCHESTER.

CONvEYANCER, Collector and Justice Of the
~ Peace. New Centeryille. Wis
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n. A. THELANDER,
S. JONES

CtONTRACTOR & BUILDER Shop on Maple St.
" on BROOKLYN Side. River Falls.
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TIRED MOTHERS.

a little elbow leans upon your knee
Your tired knee that has so much to bear;
n child's dear eyes are looking lovingly
From underneath a thatch of tangled hairs
Perhaps you do not heed the velvet touch
OF warm, moist fingers holding yours so
tight.
YOu DO not prize the blessing overmuch-
You almost are too tired to pray tonight.
But it is blessedness y year ago
did not see it as d. to-day
We are all so dull and thaukless, and too
slow
To catch the sunshine till it slips away.
And now it seems surprising strange TO me
Tbat while wore the badge of motherhood
did not kiss more oft and tenderly
The little child that brought me only good.
And it, some night, when you sit down to
rest,
You miss the elbow on your tired knee
This restless curly head from off your breast,
This lispins tongue that chatters constant
If from your own the dimpied hands had
slipped,
And ne 'er would nestle IN yourpalm again.
II the white feet into the grave had trippcd -
/ could not blame you for your heartache
then.
/ wonder that some mothers ever fret
AT their little children clinging 10 their
gown,
Or that the footprints, when the days are
wet,
Are ever black enough to make them
frOWu.
If ! could find little muddy boot
Or cap, or jacket on my chamber floor
If | could kiss rosy, restless foot
And hear it patter i'll my house once more;
If | could mend broken cart to-day,
To-morrow make kite TO reach the sky,
There is no woman in Gods world could say
She was more blissfully content than l.
But, all! The dainty pillow next my own
Is never rumpled hy'a shining head;
Ny singing hirdliuG from its nest has flown
The little boy l used to kiss is--dead.
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was in downright earnest and that Gisobe-
dience would greatly offend him, he agI eed
to the proposition. 1t was hard to bring
the woman to consent, but she did it at
length.
.'Ah ~ cried Victor when he was able to
get away from the tears and blessings of
the mother and her children, sam | not
richly repaid already ?'
SO the poor peasant Jean Brignol, and
his son Victor, set out with the convict.
who had made them bind his arms behind
him with a piece of rope, and did not stop
until they reached the village of Castelane.
Several times on the way Jean tried to
persuade his prisoner to give up his plan,
but the man was sternly iniieXible. The
ub-prefect wondered much to see the
dowdy peasant and his STRIPPING boy bring
ing i'll as a prisoner q man so physically
powerful as Victor Lacour. but the
peasant claimed that he had done it all by
strategy. The officer of the police was
glad to get Victor back into the hands of
justice, and he paid TO Jean the hundred
francs without hesitation.
And with a heavy heart Jean Brignol
went back to his home. He paid the rent,
and the old home was still for him and n is
family; but how could he enjoy it when he
thought of the brave, true soul condemned
again to the galley to toll and
degradation that he and his might prosper,
That night Jean and his wife talked the
matter all over. and on the following morn
ing, as soon as they could get their break
! fast, they set ont for Toulon, a distance of
not quite sixty miles. the wife riding the
mule while Jean trudced along by her side
on foot. They were two days on the jour
ney. At Tuulon they gained access to the
minister of Justice, 10 whom they told the
| story OF Victor Lacuur. The munster was
! deeply interested, and he promised the
peasant that lie would do what lie could.
! He would not treat the matter lightly.
And lie was as good his word. He
( examined into The case of Lacour, and
{ found that he was not of the criminal class,
and that in the affair of mOnsiegneur' 5
( store-houses lie had sought to do good
rather than evil. lie pushed the matter
/ on mp to the executive head, and in a few
weeks Victor Lacour was pardoned, and
set free and be sure there was n happy
! gathering at the cot of Jean BrignOl when
; the redeemed man went to thank the kind
And we can imagine that Victor LacoUI
was not the only grateful one.
That was the man-NictoT LacOur-
| whom | had desired so much to see and
not only saw him, but spent several pleas
ant hours, at different times. in his shoot
! ing gallery. He was all that lie had been
! represented to be, and am free to confess
that greatly priced bis friendship. l wa
Young then, and a hero worshiper.
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PREPARED by
hLC, LAYER & co., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and imc'yticdI Chemists.
NJD By Nj DRUGGISTS EyERYWUEEk
PREP4R d B J
1rLEON TIE HEIRS AND LE-

u III w IL l. IL FL lhN AND LIZ
~ GtL REPRESENTATIVES, OF ROBERT
q '8IHa.T>, 10 HcceUt or refuse.
A"BRIA COUNTY. IS:
-. The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania
..'L % Richard Haberls David Roberts and
- Evan Rpher'-. minor children Of Hugh
J --., i"""isr';. and Winfield Koherts. a minor
...t l"y.i !. RuhrrrS deceased. no have for
o-1-it. iaH iTE hpr Hri John J Roberts, John
2. ..-... I.,Was Reese Martha jones' former
. la-..' Reese Eilvu naCis. formerly Ellen
h-'-iIE. Ann Iu'"r iDTmcri yJHnc \ mn Reese.
. 10 reside i1 the county Of Cambria. AMI
'rk,. formerly CAjhaTiue Reese. Of
-' Gntv. Pa heirs OF fIcaEor Reese. Tor
...alrr Roberts. deed. joAu Humphreys,
.-.. HuupArcE-. Mary WIke. formerly Mary
q r.E- "t thr county of Cambria. and Hcirs
q Humphreys. deed. the names ana resi-
.'rI whom the petitioner does not know, heirs
.a .Eag HUM IErcys iurmerl yCatEariue Rob
IT, ti. Sarah tuuucll. formerly Sarah Brown,
".'NH Peter Brown and Ellen Brown. all of
.'s.. 'i Cambria. heirs of Margaret Brown
a.'.F Margaret Roberts. deceased. { atharine
'.''. tTItry CHthirine Roberts. Of Cambria
'- .' 41hu S"Arrrs. of Blair count Pa. David
20. 'he STAFF ui Iowa ROhCrt Roberts. OF
y ''.e'i ohio, and Margaret Evans, formerly Y
-'..-a-'' i'HhsgsS of Pittsburgh. Pa heirs Of
I h'1rris, ntcrmHrricd with Evan Roberts
'. IfhrrI Roberts. Lucy vans, formerly
-. h '.Fls. Richard Roberts. ivan Roberts
..''f.f. George RGbcr;s and David Roberts
ne county ui Cambria heirs of Hugh Rob
o. - NAr was the sOu and heir 0I the said
No'tr.S. decd, ,rrrtiyp:
..- -..i every 90 YOU ar" hereby cited to be and
... .r.Hrr ih" .Iu i<rS at our Orphans Court
'.'l 3i F.Hru-nurg. ia aud tor said county
ID. FIRST NnND ~ yf June next. t!icn and
100 i.'tit or refuse to take thr real estate o
go R"'er's, deceased. At the appra ised va l.
it dp"H Ii 10y an Inquest duly awarded 10y
10 court .'ud returned 10y the Sheriff of the
i. -". y. 'H The : h tay of March. a. ID. 1877
'" ttGs' why the same should not I've sold.
I a certain WcssCag" and tract of land sit
."HN'!a Wn>hip. Cam bTia county. Pa.
.-- 'thls "f Richard Bumlord. John L
--'s-. .l' others. continuing about fprtN-scven
... N.t The appuTtcuances. valued and 2p-
80 th' -Hiu Di thirteen dollars and tivc and
..'." cents per arrr--:5 :5l3.T+ Herein fail not.
'''' The honorable John Dean. President
..', d. . 'ur said Court. at Ebensburg. this 7th
ID. " March 4. u. ~.
l.... MES VI. SING Err, Clerk q c.
.''>' -J'hN RYAN. sheriff l3-:s}.-4t. ]
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|. PART OF A LOT OF GROUND situntr, on
Centre street. in Ebcnsbur( Borough. with a
two story Frame BUjidiH& thereon erected now
used 10y the cambria trcciaan" as a Print
, AToT0FGROT-ND situate on Julian street
i'm " est Ward Of l.bcnSbUrg BnrGugh, 10 feet
front and l45 feet deep. with two story
Frame Dwelling House, a large Frame Stable.
and he usual Ou;bu.idn-s.
Z 4 TRACT or LAND (nrmerly known as
the G,in Froperyl situate IN l5i,,. Bi[GAiic1 rex
Acres more or less. about 90 Acres cleared. y.
with a two story Stone dwelling House. a
furnishing superior coal. on he premises.
A TRACT Of LAND situate in Washington
Township Cambril County, known as the
..Prrotc MnI Tract - containing $50 Acres, "a
small portion OF which is cleared. There is
coal in siJun,.suee on this tract.
/ TRACT OF Ian ID situate in Summerhtll
y Jownehip containing IOO Acres. about 100
Acrrs cleared. with Il good dwelling House.
Barn ana necessary OutbutIdings-the same
being now in tho occupancy of +. McGlade.
T. A TRACT OF LAND in Carroll ioWnshlp-
formerly owned by Henry J. Campbell, con
tanning 80 Acres. - Acres cleared, with one
and-a-haIf story Plank House and Frame Barn
thereon erected.
roynship known as the Cunningham Tract
situated } miles west OF Ebcnsburs ana con
tanning 400 Acres. This tract is nninproved
and will be sold altogether Or IN parts, to SUIT
2 TRAtlT OF UNIMPROVED LAND in
' tt.,obrjo township 5 miles west of EbenS SbuFg.
Iyiax between the Pittsburgh Turnpike and
the BIackIick. containing 200 Acres.
q A TRACT OFLAND situat"in SusQmehanna
Townsbip, now in the occupancy of VIM Mil
ler containing 80 Acres - Acres oil Whlch
are cleared with a Log House and Log Barn
thereon erected.
10 A TRACT OF LAND situate in Barr Town
shir, pog In possession of James -. 1>nckett'
rvnts!ning l25 Acres all but about 20 Acres
being cleared, with a two story Frame House
and a Frame Barn thereon.
II A TRACT OF LAND situate in White Town
shiD adjoining lands Of Bells heirs, James
y. Davis, and OF hers, eont.lnina nIa, I'D Acres
IL TRAC'TOF Ian ID situate III Mo lt-ofn erF
Township. Indiana County, about hve miies
fr0,a Cherry Tree, formerly owned by Chap,
man Lydic) containing 90 Acres, 2s Acres oi
which are cleared having thereon erected a
two story Frasae IIonEe. Bank Barn. Wagon
shed SC &c. There is also Il thriving young
a AppIe Orchard on this property.
r. L. JOHNSTON.
Ebensbarg March 80, 1871
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From Tudor times down to the beCiu-
niug of the eighteenth century the Welsh
people were, even in CromwelI's time. de
voted adherents Of the Church Of England,
inasmuci as they had native bishops and
clergy, aid in 100 there weie only thirty
six dissenting chalels in the whole princi-
palIty, In the eighteenth century, how
ever, the Welsh were suspected of an iu-
clnatioB toward the Stgart cause, and, i'll
order to CONVEX; them politically. English
men ignorant of the language, traditions
and feelings of tiie people were sent down
to Wales and from 11l4 to 1870 not sin
Gle Welshman vas appointed To Welsh
bishopric. So. while the clergy Of the
Established Church preached to empty
churches in English, the pcople built dis
senting chapcls-there are now 1000
where they heard their verHaeular. 1910,
however Mr.. Gladstone appointed Welsh
man to bish"pric. which gave immense
satisfaction. The degree to which through
the above and other causes, the Welsh
have. though sn integral portion oC Eng
land, retained their language, while III
ireland, Scotland, au0 the Isle Of Man
English is almost universally spoken, is
very remarkable. 1t is estimated tha; of
/ 200. 900 souls at least half are incapable
of deriving any benefit from English ser
vices, and another 800 600, thungh under
standing Eps!isii prefer a Welsh service.
Thirteen weekly neespa pers are published
in " elsh, and niue az ten monthly maga-
ziues There are eighteen Welsh chal'el>
in London, aud uea,ly as mauy II Liver
pool.
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4 REMARKABLE TURTLE Sony. We
have all heard of the fog story, but we
have the land turtle tals time. Ia chop
ping down hee about tSo tcet IN diane
ter. the other day. We were surprised To
Aud embedded in the heart of the tree,
surrounded. lay solid wood, an ancient aud
,emarkable specimen of the land tuf 10
srec;es. We accdently cut the animal
slightly, but when exposed TO the warmth
of the sun it became exceedingly Risky,
The rings uf the tree showed that The az
inial must have been impI isonea abo2, one
hundred yeais. Some initials have CYL
dcnlly been carved un the shell, bat all az
Temps 50 far tn q. riphei the lViters have
proved fat le lhcy leSrmble an old taNl'-
inuei @. ". Colonel 30, a viii be pleased
to show the remarkable creature 10 al who
wish. - CascygUt6 IA.) 1iD.es.
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A DNINISTRATION NOTICE.

-''''e ot PATRICK SLATTERY, decd.
De- r'.- '5eA appointed Administrative Of the
ts r,.ttah ahl icsl ancnt OF Patrick Slattery, lat"
ta r..I-t ."h township, Catnhria county. deed,
c-.-''. ''Zaei hereby notifies all persons in
El.. l % ,'i' 'sittc of said dccedcnt that paymen:
sr-.,.a aS'lnst the same W II secure settIcment
t-r y, ,S them in properly authenticated
Wg.tsi Ahl SLATEERY, Administrative.
"'"-tpn Twp March . 1877 ct
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t,AECUTOR'S NOTICE

I,r.- Estate of ROEERT SIsK, decd.
sa ps-,,< .'yA granted letters testaJuentary on
{. D. C,,,pl pl robert six late OF Allegheny town
.rtg "".'.t' county, deceased. the undet signed
li, ., US All persons indebted to aid estate
my thout delay. sni those hsyjnr claims OF
BE- .-,,,. liIaihst the came will orcsent them to
Fl''! authenticated for settlement.
March 2o JOHN SISk, Executor.
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DNINISTRATION NOTICE.

r-.. E>'dl" "t john SLATTERY, deed.
- .t' .t' "l ~dW.Histration cuin testamcntO an
. . %, .NE "-ra granted to the undersigned by
.-. ,-t,.'' VI cambria county on the estate OF
.. ..s '"a,,trS. late Of Washington tSwBship. de
a.-r ."..I.r rs hereby given 20 all ycr-ons in
.a.,,.. w. '1.i estate hat payment must he made
A.t'i, am those having claims against
f, ,....'s. VIII present them 10 me duly prOba ted
W., .AAR4 SLATTERY. Administrators.
-L-L- --un Iwp.. March =. laII.- St
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Hornets iSt a. Palace Car.

The following exciting story is told by
the ST. Louis Republican AS the Mis-
souri, Pacific train was leaving Miller's S
Landing on Ieccnt night a gentleman
came aboard carrying a stick, to which
was curOusly attached hornets nest.
He had found it in the woods, and it had
the appearance of being tenantless. But
when brought into the warm atmosphere
Of the Car and placed near the stove tho
heat soon awakened its dormant life and a
low, humming noise from the interior
warned the embryo naturalist aud his COM
panions i'll distinct misery that the sorrow
was about to begin. i frantic effort to
throw th9 nest from the window released
tue imprisoned insects, aud the next in
slant they s~almed through the car each
Individual hornet armed with fury and
sayagely bcut on the war path. They
struck right and left, and everywhere left
in .heir trail a cry of agony. Women
shrieked ana men vented curses loud and
deep. But the SORROW waXed apaee, and
the misery increased. People tumbled
over seats aud grovelled on the floor. Pol
uuaises were torn and scattered i'll promis-
cuous confusion, and shapely cXiremities
were exposed i'll a frantic search for hor-
nets that had vcntured in directions which
hornets have no right to penetrate. Bald
headed men mpppod their shining pates in
agony ana cursed the 1OOl VINO had turned
that happy car into a carnival OF pain.
RushiHg to the rescue of the beleaguercd
passengers, Conductor King was met or
the threshold with such a warm recc I,tion
that his inquiry 'What the - may not
have been so far wrong after all But the
conductor only clasped his lips with both
hands. aud commenced an Indian war
dance il perfect keeping with the conduct
of his passengers. lie seemingly lost all
anxiety To inquire any further or if his
curiosity was not appeased he prudently
RETAINED from expressing it. Finally the
doors aud windows were thrOG open, and
the hornets began to leave the car. In A
little while only few stray ones were left
and these the passengers kindly refrained
from hurrying, but allowed To take their
time. which, every thing considered, was
maguanimOus Oh the part Of people who
had undergone SO much discomfort"
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NO SUCH THING AS SFAILURE.
n T. F.UyESToCK.S LING SYRJP is a safe md
speedy cure for CoBsumptioR-

We will refund the money IL it does rot 90 all
,,c claim for H. Trial size, % cents. Large size
Il 90 equal 10 FIVE small bottles. SOLD Dy az deai
srs B.,I. Fahnstocx & Co. Proprs. Pittshurg.
..Having tried B. l.. Fahncstock 5 Lang SFrsP-
ve can safely commend it asan excellent nedIciue.
ami for use among children it is invaluab Bile acting
- fB-l6. 3m.l
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,LLECT SCHOOL-The under

y 'C' I1oO L. he uiitcI-
.,-1,f--r.g..' " III open a Select School in the
'sr s.. Hion School Building for term
Tie a,.,,,s' e9niHencing MoSDAY. MAY q, 1917.
,s,,lu.rra sciences will be taught Instruction
I.svs ~ SllI also he given To all who desire 1t.
.y tba c,-, I'VE dollars per term for all studying
THE Ia I,'Ihph branches: six dollars per term
3"Sr branches and instruct ion in teach
4srcl ., -, y. A. LGTE.
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pMlNISTRATOR,S NOTICE.

Le,iar.6Sg'e OF PATRICK DUNCAN decd.
't usso.' administration on the estate of Pat
fs .,urfE. - 70 late of CieariieId township, Cam
. F..-r II nave been granted to the undersigned,
-u.,.eI,I ,I persons indebted 90 said estate are
'a1s Or ci oi MAKE ma be payment and those having de
--u w.,t,,..' Hs against the same will produce
Ue.t :. Ltk L DURBIN. Administrators.
'PFinss, March 30. Is77.-st.
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Ayers
sarsaparilla

Is widely known
; : !: !: T: !: ::;:'| !: ] 8 J
A AbS IL as one of the mos,
~ "a t4 eticctual remedies
AL IA WTh ever discovered for
HA 4 IiAeh cleansing the sys-
8yt.A~1tM3 TEN and purifying
KA 49, the blood. 1t has
~. 4 y fyff.<I,T stood the test of
NSsSNl1zkg years, with a CON
JssSSzS-- stantly growing rep
O5sJGS>" utation, based on its
...,.i, virtues. and sustained by its re-
.-g,rr,. cures. So mild as to be safe and
..f-ill to children, and yet so searching
!. "a etftctually purge out the great COR
..i,r, of the blood. such as the scroiillous
y .vuLilitic contamination. Impurities.
diseases that have lurked in the system
years. soon yield to this powerful anti
IN. and disappear Hence its wonderful
--.. MANY Of when are publicly known,
ScroilIla. and all scroiulous diseases,
Tiers. Erupti1aS, and cruptiyc dis
-'-, Of the skin. TumOrS, Bi0tches.
gol,. Z PimplcS. PuStIIleS, Sores. ST.
lUIltIAN = 4 II tAps-C vi y StftS-
hs. letter, salt Rhcum, ScaId
Head. RiUgWOrm, and internal u
rrltion> Of the Uterus, Stomach,
.ai Liver. II also cures other com
r...I... 10 which il wCuid not seem csppci-
l.gap,cl such as DrOpSy, Dyspep-
IA. Fits. Neuralgia, Heart Disease.
TemaEe Weakness, Debility, and
LeHc0rrlTa, when they are manifesto
t-,at the scrofulous roisons.
ri, an excellent rcstorcr of health and
e---h in the Spring. By renewing the
.~a.t.. and vigor of the digestive organs,
+ i.i,atrs the depression and listless lam
!.-ot the season. Even where no disorder
rr.r,. people feel better. and live longer,
.rea>in- the blood. The system moves
-v with renewed vigor and a new lease of
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TRY THIS.-The fulinwing Srasanable re-
eipe is easy OF application, and NC are
satisfied that If property used it viii do
good. rrE 1t;
To destroy bugs on squash and ououm-
Der vines, dissolve a Tablespoonful of salt
ietre in a paiitnl Of water, put one pint ,,f
this around each hill shapins the ear8li %
that it y ill not spread much, and the tn q
Il done. Use more salipetre IL you can :
ford tit y good Tor vegetable but dean
TO animal life. lac bugs burruw in ths
earth al night and faIl Ia arise in tie i...4lil.
nag. IL Is aisu guod 20 kin The ,-slut-' in
peach trees-ralA Usc ~ ict- a. ma say "A
quart IL each Tree. There Mas na, a t.l-
low ~ bliSieled leaf uu lyelyo oi l.iit-,,,
trees to WHICH II was applied last ~rak..,.-
Ne danger pf killing amy Vegetable viih ID
IA eoncenirste solution applied tu b, ans
makes them groN wonderfully.
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WHO WANTS TO INVEST?
skIUE1lE REAL ESTATE:

G'HE subscriber will sci: on the most faNora-
L tile terms and give immediate possession OF
f,II.. ..,.-ft,
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War j. the dit1orence l,eiueen a sip
deut "i history >ees'ii he lfsz- asa "A
Arab ohe sete 81. d ,i4e Ga--s ...cattN ..Y
t"e la'm i"' other $50 u, lie fa.t.. 10
cali. VI The oAtos,
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w ". IL. SECHLER, attorney at
''. E'',", Ehensburg, Pa Office in Col
q 1r,s,. t.-rrjy occupied ty Wm Kitiei
''' street. l-zl 76.-tLl
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y GtL REPRESENTATIVES, OF ROBERT
HIRs.T>, 20 accept or refuse.
A"BEIA COUNTY. IS: