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The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-24
EnapIricaI I,rnetlce.

"A discussion lii the House tile other day
on very Important hut very unfortun-
ate bill--for il was lai,lop The iable-for
the protectionof Of the people of the State
against ignorant and incompetent phy-.
sicians, reminds US ofa specimen ofem-
piricaI practice IN This vicinity which
was given u few years ago..
young man living near University
station was troubled with very large
tunmron his neck which was incon-
renieut and troublesome and he was
naturally dcsirous Of getting rid lit.
But he Lao either consulted 10 regular
physician, or no one lad heen bold
enough 10 undertake an operation, and so
the lumor went on growing from day To
day until Il promised to be the biggest
halfofhis body.
A cancer doctor happened tohave made
his Judgement here, aud herring ofthis
ease, thought there was rase for his
skill an,la fee for his pocket. andstraight-
way made visit to the patient A short
consultation soon convinced the latter
tl,at the day ofshis de!iverance was At
hand. aud he yield up hiuiself TO the
power OF tile doctor.
Now the latter di,l not own an instru-
ment in tie world. But utihepatient wa-a
shoemaker, and tliv doctor espying the
shoe-knife on the bench, pronounced IL n
proper Instrument, aud, whetting it upoE
his shoe, declared himself ready to go TO
work. The patient lay NJ full length on
his back on Tie iioor ~ the shop. wlle
tile operator neeled down and planting
one knee 0n his breast with one hand he
turned aside the rich, iniig, black heard
for which tile paiient was coiispicun,l-,
Willie with the other nc made ruthless
! lumge at the tunlor, aud laid il open for u
/ length OF six inches. lie then seized The
| gristly interior core, and tore 1t out hy
main force, the blood flowing IN such
torrents, as completely TO exhaust, the
victim. Strange TO say he did liol die, and
the doctor got his fee. and the tunnr sron
rrgaint,i aud retained its original size
And this is sninng the class of pbysi-
clans aimed at by the bill referred to.
Il
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-24

Tie United Stases Fish Commissioners
have recently turned loose Ia Haw River
large ,sruaibeE u yeuug California rnlmon
wIlha view ~ frcntocling that stream with
some soyt afasl,. II u 10 be hoped thry
will Ne let algne unlil they come 10 ipa-
turity. - =.
necessity ~ stocking our streams
with fisil ii rejection uponll wus. Il.
/. within the lnemogy ofihis generation
when the waters furnlsl.si large portion
81 QUO f,od. To-day, duck PUDDLE ora
horse l,ond il ~ fruitful Of fish aud ofsport
~ almost any of our upland streams
ImprovldenL waste, OF inaitenlioi, tot
plalnest lawsof nature, have chscsedthe
iuu ~ tish, driven them from our vaters,
aud made wjiat wa, puee a ecmmon
article of food, rarity aud a luxury.
rhs same inspgIdsuce ha, spout ITSELF
upun tie bIrls,--.,ol only upon what are
strictly game buds, but upon ai' k'nds.
In season aud out Of season they arc sli"l,
ne.ied, trapped. nests broken up. tbe
youur ,axs,, on, all under the cIaim y
use viii, anfestrietsd Liberty The right "
hunt: .iIoot, uapnnd aii the other devices
Of fdearustion Bdt itas an ahass"f li-
Mr,y thdt btlngs rs retfibN,'on " 'hs
vas, increase ~ iusyelr. and n dlnllp1slic'l
crops. ,Io-t birds destroyed rs ravasefs oi
.cn y srs really lIielr presvrvcrs'
wetnust begia 20 use little iesso our
lil~,tv kndafIttls more o. lndgment .
fesae.iiaefrf. lipl fiA'r, '..
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-24
Mr.. rneaas wess.

We regret that we cannot giveinforil'a-
tion OF al,y Decided Improvement mthe
condition Of this gentleman. Neither tie
power or speecllor the use of his limbs
have been restored. Time and ca.eful
atleuilen alone can be relied upon 70 wish
favorable change.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-24

We regret 10 learn that the venerable
Callstt rinnen. now past eighty years OF
age, Is very III 1t his home near Cedar
tiroye, and his friends are seriously cons
ceriied As 10 tle.result.
Mr.. Johp Christmas. one ofour oldest
citizens Il also very III with u bare pos
siullIty Of llIs. recovery.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-24
CALDWELL INSTITUTE.
MALE AND FEMALE.

j. LoNG Blower.
q. SAN BRADSHAW. ! Principals.
Tie fo,tfA Session wil begin jan. llfh.
aud rohtinae t,reHig ifeekis.
TlNilE Principals lnlye secured The services nf
two accomplished aslii.s VIM. with their
rNprrencp and superior nitalnthrnis, are tho.
ruughly qualified for their respective depaits
ment.
The rrinary Department will le under The
care ~ Miss Ara Hall; tlle MUSK, under chaire
ul Miss FluTrurs Ha1naMay.
Natiifsi' science aud Malhti.irties will receive
special sifrHtion frnin q u. lirower. m hile, u.
sam Bradshaw will giyr his ,excaisiSe diPhiign
10 Latin, Greek aud the Modern Languages.
The ss.hpnl j. un,ler tile distiblIne 0f stliet
rules Aliirl viii TX. III III easss. rigislly .x-ruts
rd. SitEHtei III . hrathy aud stfiftiy insral
community lcH mlirs Ninth of ilillshufo, 70 nf-
tiers rvtrf altaniagr ef iirsi lass High Srliool.
for circular aud iiiftheT information. apnll rs
either Principal AZ CALDWELL.
orange Gounir.
NOy. IT 'sGs NC.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-24
aorIcE.

The Board Of Examiners viii hold a
special meeting on saturday February 3r.l
1sT7 ut tile Court House 10 Hill~lwro. All
who desire certificates as Teachers eau
then aud there attend.
S. w. HUGHES
Chairman.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-24
1yrk7N FI.nRIL gBTDg

This is 4 ipautiIiil Quarterly Jojnnai, finely II.
hlsii ai,.il, amd continuing an elegaft eol0rtd
fronti>i,inre with toe nrst Il ,mlieY Prize OUT
q cenis lar the van file first nllmiier f5r iSIi
iist ,s.nei. Adlree
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-24
4 AEb NStMS.erSpLE SEEDS

Ar the lcst the wcvld produces. They are plan.
ted by million leo, > ~ Anieiira. aud The re.
sult II, beautiful Flaw y and sIltsiisllh Nesrfa.
ilrs 4 rire,l Catak ne sent Tree 10 al Who
enclUsp the postage. "a clns stamp,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-24

l We are in receipt of ~fat appears most
sdmirlble family rn,er.cpnta:niiig choice
selections from lie cnrTrnt literature d
fanty aud with orig final tales ufexeeIleuee
aud interest. The paper Is published by
n. l.. Munr,. New York. nj $500 d year
which l. very low, considering tina! Tie
pat,.Ishers furnish 10 each subscriber
shakespeares plays iu weekly paris. These
are beautifully plinl,d and We would nd.
wise illnSe wishing g. get copy afihe
works of the great drumatist ia 4 CHEAP
aud attractive form 10 Subscribe lothe
FAMILY STORY PAPER.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-24
AFnsE crnE.

FUrcensump,ion. bronchitis. aaihama,
catarrll, lilnmt aud lung diseases. Also
SURE relief aud permanent cure for
general debility. Dyspepsia aud al
nervous aiIseiians, lya simple yrgeisI,le
mrdicine. which careda veDprble mis-
-ionary Physician wl,o was hong re-i-
dent II SYRIA and the East, and who has
freely given this valuable specific 10
thousands ~ kindred, sufferers with the
greatest possible benefit, aud he now ferl-
Il his sacred christian dutytu impart to
others this ,lerfullnyignraiing remedy.
aud viii sprd FREE The uripIunl receipt
complete, with full directions, 20 any
person enclosing stamp hir reply.
DIR. CLARK 4. R0BBiNS.
u - = :
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-24
Mrs. Matte Taylor,

MILLINER AND rRFss MAKER,
IA he house Jormer'g vc,pie1, tyJ. X.
Gottis.
HiLLsBogo.
NC.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-24

DR.. Bulls Cough syrup is particularly
recommended fur children. IL cures
Coughs, Colds, Ctoul, Sore Threat, aud
Whouping Cough. Is pleasant GO The
taste and acts like charm. Price, . cents.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-24
V [ O x

FLO IryR e PIs3ETABI TVI RIIEN
q. iie nia.t beautiIil work u 'hr aad III the
world, u eeBtain. nearly 80 paetS. aundrels
" illustrations. N -Four hromS Plates Wow
ers. beautifully drawn and relrttt lrem - re.
Price 5j IL Paper; tn. bound ~ slrgaut q,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-24
Jan. aOih 1877.

T.. II. pogue will buy privately Sum
cured aud Air curzl Tnbarco. aud Cnm-
mon Bright wrark. delivered At Hills.
boro at iawest market prizes FOR cash.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-24
rnIBurE or RESPECT.
From he Mom5ers of Littte Ripor chr

=
WHEREAS. Tiios. Wilson, the eldest of
our Deacolls, has been taken from us by
deall; therefore, we, the members and
especially the Deacolls Of Little River
Church resolve,
LIST. Tlni by this dispensation of Provi-
deIice we are caused TO mourn the loss OF
one whom we all loved and honore,i.
2d. That by The faithiulness and prompt
ness with which he periormed all the du-
ties OF life; and especially by the earnest
zeal lliat he displayed for the cause Of
Christ III filling the office OF Deacon. he
has set us an example which it would be
well for us all TO follow
3d. That although we lament lis death;
and feel that by ii, one has been taken
who Will be sadly missed by Tie Church
and.community; yet VT can console our
selves with the well grounded hope that
lis iabors are over and that he now rests
with his Saviour.
4iil. That we feel for liis family the
teliderest sympathy in their afiiiction,
and pray that Ia this bereavement they
may lave Gods sustaining grace; and
that II may, at last, prove blessing both
TO them and to us.
5ih. that copy Of the above resolutions
be sent to .he widow Of the deceased and
Also lllat they be sent tot.le Hillsboru
! Recnrt!er for publication.
MEMBERS or LITTLE RIVER CHURCH.
We have received the January number
Of LEISURE HOURS. handsome mammoth
lG page lGl columns family paper. filled
with the choicest literatmre-seriai and
short stories. sketches. poetry. wit, huu-
or. &c: &c. IL Is entertaining. amusing
and instructive. aud is one ufthe cheapest
pnpers-the amount and quality Of nat
Ter ctnsidered---ilIat We have seen. The
! grice il sl.2O per year. including as pre-
mium genuine tine-line steel engraving.
called !. The Mithcrless l'airn. printed on
2ex2s plate paper. which the publishers
claim il Superior il point Of merit aud at
Effectiveness TO any premium ever offered
by any other paper ia this country. aud is
alone worth the money asked for both.
The publishers. ] i. Patten 4 90; lGl
William Il; New York. authorize us Il
say, that in order TO introduce the paper
IN this vicinity they make special offer I,
every one d onr readers to send them the
4 paper--a !. trial trip If funr mouths.
postpaid. commencing with tie Janual,
numher-fOr 20 ceuls.
Our readers who avail themselves of ihi.
offer will. We feel certain. thank u fol
having called their attention ~ il. III,
publishers Of I.EIsuE hours would like I,
employ some one in every place TO canvas
i Cor this paper.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-24
PAID UP cdplTAL. rs 10000.
AUTHORIzEDC CAPITAL. 100000.

IN WILKINSON, President.
RICHARD IRBY. yice,President.
II n WILKEKSON. Secretary.
J W lat kMOOD. Auditor.
q " T. BROCK. NJ ID Medical Adviser.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-01-24

Our readers who avail themselves of this
offer viii. We feel certain. thank H. for
having called their attention ~ il. The
publishers.of i.EIsuK HOURS would like TO
employ some one in every place to canvass
:or this paper.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-10-03

"Say, mister" said q small boy to
one of the assistants at the public il
brary, II can't find the books | want
to git into these here catalogues. |
wish ver'd End EN-" "What work do
you wish to draw ?" paternally iuquir-
ed the official. "Well, have yer got
'Muligan the Masher, or Cory Galoot
OF the Galtees p" The man shook his
head. swell, I'd like Red. headed
Ralph, the Ranger of the Roaring Ri
alto. " ave don't keep any of that
sort of lash, my boy" "Wot sort Of
libery is this, any way p retorted
the gamiu "why, its just like every
thing else in this country-run fur the
rich, an the poor workingmen git 10
show at all.-Boston Traveller.
"Far lie it from US to doubt the
word of a brother editor" says the La
Crosse Sua. 1--WE believe them all to
be truthful men; but when the Dur
and Times says the water is so low at
the mouth Of the Chippewa river that
catfish have to employ mud-turtles to
tow them over the bar, we feel as
though the editor must be away and
some local minister filling his place"
A convention Of thirty Greenbacl.
ers assembled in Buffalo yesterday and
nominated General L. E. Spinner for
Secretary of State. His name (written
in an appropriate corner) has probably
influenced more Votes than the name
Of any other man in the State Utica
Observer
Whenever you see an oficious youth
making as much noise in crowd Of
men as a spring chicken that has just
discovered he is Il rooster, you can
make mp your mind somebody has
told him be ought to study law
Brookvide Je6ersoaian.
A good little boy who was kicked
by a mule did not say naughty words
or 90 homo crying to his mother. Ht
lust tied the mule within five feet Of {
bee hive. backed him round to it anC
let him kick.
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an extent that lay awake all night
lest l should miss the train, rose and
took my bath at four; got Ralph off
and we ran down by the same train
that l had gone down by on the pre-
vious morning, my friend growing
more silent and depressed as we reach
ed the station and walked toward tho
rectory.
It's Just three years since was
down here he said, as we approached
the copse. How sweetly the binds
sing
manmuvercd SO that he should 90
first, having for excuse the narrowness
Of the path and as hoped, SO it fell
about, for letting him get few yards
in advance l hung back as Ralph
turned the corner by the stie, when
there was a wild cry, sharp ejacua-
tion, and / saw poor Laura literally
leap to his breast and nestle there, ex-
claiming, AT last at last =
My poor girl !! he cried, in falter-
ing accents, astounded, delighted, and
ended by clasping her close to his
heart, as she joyfulIy exclaimed:
1T has been SO long! But [ knew
you would come at last!
Here, quick quick' cried Ralph.
She has tainted
1t was quite true and between us
we carried the poor girl to the rectory,
whence the gardener went galloping
off on the rector's cob for the doctor,
three miles away.
But Laura wanted no doctor and a
short time afterward | left her lying
on the sofa, holding Ralph's hand
tightly in both Of hers, as he knelt by
her side, telling her again and again
how he had always loved her and had
never dared to hope-words that made
her eyes brighted and her heart palpi-
tate with joy.
And this is why you didn't come
back yesterday said the old gentle
man, his voice shaking, as he clung to
my hand.
And we-we-we kept the ducks
waiting till they were quite spoiled,
sobbed the old lady. 'Oh dearl oh
dear l don't know what I'm saying,
but God bless you for this God bless
you for this! and she threw her arms
around my neck and kissed me as if
had been her con-
l ran away at last, I felt so ready tc
act like child and the basket o.
trout that l caught that day was g
marvel.
1t was getting dark when / strolled
hack, heavily laden, to the rectory, tc
hear that the doctor had heen ant
gone away again.
Smiling, sir, smiling, said the OLE
rector to me, as 1 remembered l haC
thought she wanted none.
And 1 was right for Laura an
privileged to call my dear old friend
wife by her Christian name-sooI
grew strong and well, her menta
weakness passing away with her re
turn to bodily health. They have {
charming cottage near the rectory
where l stay when 60 down to fish
and they have sweet little girl, wh'
: always calls me uncle; and whtI
there is boy, he is to be named il
my honor.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-10-03

Legal notices at established rates.
Marriage and death notices. gratis.
All bills for yearly advertisements COLI
lected quarterly. Temporary advertise
ments must be paid for i'm advance.
Job work, Cash on Delivery.
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". g. C0nuRN, 81. D.,

DHYsICIAN & SURGEON offers his
/ services to the people of Forest Go.
Having had an experience of Twelve
Years in constant practice, DR.. Coburn
guarantees b. give satisfaction. Dr. Co
burn makes a speciality OF the treatment
"i Nasal, Throat, Lung aud all other
Chronic or lingering diseases. Having
Investigated all scientific methods OF cnr-
ing disease and selected tho good from all
syc,tems he will guarantee relief or Il cure
ia all cases whore cure is possible. 40
Charge for Consultation, All foes VIII he
re- ns0nahle. Professional visits made at
all hours. Parties a. distance can con-
sult him hy letter.
OAi,e and Residence second building
bclow the Court House, ViNueSta, PA. of
zoe days Wednesdays and Saturdays. 25tI
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MFRS. q. M. HEATH,
DREsSMAKER, Tionesta, Pa.

MRS. HEATH has recently moved to
lNl this place for the purpose of meeting
want which the ladies' of the town and
county have for long time known, that
of having n dressmalSer of experience
among them. am prepared to make all
kinds Of dresses in the latest styles, and
guarantee satisfaction. Stamping for braid
ing and embroidery done in the best man
ner with the newest patterns. All | ask
is u tair trial. Residence on Elm Street,
in the Acomb Building. IT,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-10-03
FOR EST HOUSE,

& A. WARMER PROrRtrroR. Opposite
-. Court House, Tionesta, Pa. Just
apenol Everything new and clean and
fro4A. Tho best OF liquors kept constantly
sR haud. \ portion of the public patron
eeo j.. rasnoctfulIv solicited. 4-l7-iY
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y. RINHEAR.
y. n. SMILEY.
KENXEAB d SMILEY,
Lawrellce HOUSE,
CENTRAL HOUSE,

BONNER 81 AGNEW BLOCK. l..
ID AGNEw, Proprietor. This is new
nonsc, and has Just been titted up for tho
aecDla modation of the public. \ portion
of tho patronage OF the public is solicited
dS-ly
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IN HIS STORE Will BE FOUND

A DVERTISEltS send % cents to Geo.
"A r. Rowell C Co., Al Park Row, n. W
for their Eighty-page Pamphlet, showing
cost of advertising. IL Al
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sHERIFF's SALE.
Oliver S. Sloan
Susannah Sloan ct al.

DY virtue of = certain order Of sale issued
IL from the court of common pleas within
and for the county Of Monroe, and State Of
Ohio, in case pending IN said court between
the above named parties. and TO me directed.
will offer for sale at public auction at the
east door of the court house in Woodsasld ,on
Saturday, the 2Oth day Of October, 1877,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. N and
O'Clock p. m., of said day, the following de.
soribed real estate situate in Monros county,
Ohio, TO wit:
The east half Of the northwest quarter Of
section thirty-two. township Eve and range
six; also, the west half Of the northeast
quarter of same section, township and range.
also, the northvs't quarter Of the northwest
quarter Of same section township ard range;
also the north part of the southwest quar-.
ter of same sectien. township and range;
also, the southeast quarter of the northeast
quarter Of section two. township six Of range
seven; alio. the northeast quarter OF the
southeast quarter Of section two. township
elk in range seven.
said property 50 ordsrst TO b sold Is ap.
praised At $4,000, aud may sell for two thirds
OF said appraissmsnt. Terms Of sale, one.
hslf the purchase money 70 be paid on CON
Or, alton: the remainder In one year, to be
secured BY mortgage on the premises.
T. .. LITTLE.
ssp,ls 77wS. Sheriff N, C. o.
SPkiGes b Dsioas, Att,ys.
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Legal Notices


hAvID ALLEN. whose place Of residence
~ is unknown, bat supposed to be the State
of Nebraska; Simon Allen and Elisabeth Al.
fen, his wife. who reside in the State Of West
Va: Jacob Allen and Helen Allen, his wife.
and Mary Knowlton and Abner Knowlton. her
husband, who reside In the State Of Indiana,
will take notice that Frederick A. Lappins.
of the county Of Washington, In the State Of
Ohio. did. on he 10th day of September.
1877, fle his petition in the court Of common
pleas within and for the county Of Monroe,
In said State Of Ohio, against the said David
Allen, Simon Allen aud klisabsth, his wife
Jacob Allen and Helen. his wife, and Mary
Kuowiton and Abner Knowltou. her husband.
audiothers defendants the objsct aud PRAYER
of which petition is to obtain order Of dis
trbltion of the estate Of Joseph Allen, dc.
ceased, and to restrain the Administrator Of
said decedsnt from paying out money Of said
estate until such order is obtained. and for =
decree declaring plaintiff the owner Of six-
eigLths of said estate by virtue Of deeds OF
couvev ancs made TO him bv said defendants
The said defendants are notified that they are
required to appear aud answer said petition
on or bsf re the third Saturday after the 9th
day OF November. 1877
FREDERICK A. LAMPING,
By OKsy 4 OkEY and
HoLLisTgR l. HoLIIsrs7.
esptaS, ,'T7W8. his At'ys.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.


WoopsFIELp CHATTER, No. IS, r. A. M
Jera Williams, II. James R. Morris. SEQ.
retary Regular convocations-First Monday
after each full moon. B
MONROE LODGE. N .lS9. F. & A MAJ
Woodsfeld III B. Hill. w. NJ. Jers Viii.
liams, Secretary Regular communications-
Wednesday on or before each full moon.
CENTRAL LODGE, No 279, & A. MAJ
Calais-J n Danford. w. M. @. L. Eberle,
Secretary. Regular eommnnications-Tuesda
on or before each full moon.
SUNsBURY LODGE. No 362. F. & A. M.--At
Beallsviile. David McVay. W. NJ. A. W.
Darby. Secretary. Regular Communications
Thursday ON or before each full moon.
GRAYsvILLE LODGE, No 479 F d 4. M
At Graysville- i. A. Wilcox. W NJ. W.
okey, Secretary. Regular communications
Tuesday on or before each full moon.
CLARINGToN LODGE, No. 1853, F& A. NJ
At Clarington w. T. Hurd. w. n. VIM.
W. Messerly, Secretary. Regular oommunica.
tions--First Monday in each month.
STAFFORD LODGE. No 3U0. F. d A. NAT
Stafford. Henry Smith. W. NJ. g. w. Mason.
Secretary. Regular communications Monday
on or before each full moon
MAsrERToN LODGE. No. 420 b A. NJ
At Masterton Warwick. w NJ. P
B. Hannah, Secretary. Regular communities
tions-Thursday evening on or before each fnll
moon.
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Odd FELLOWS DIRECTORY,

ENcAMPMENT AT CLARINaToN-A. g Robb;
c. P. John G Duerr. Scribe. Meetings
Second and fourth Monday in each month.
ENcAMPMENT AT WooDsFIELD-John Do
herty. G. P. Fritz Reef, Scribe Meetings.
First and third Friday in each month.
WooDsrIELD LODGE. No. SIT, o o. F.
John Doherty. N. g.. Fritz Rect. Secre.
tary. Regular meeting every Thursday
DEXTER LODGE. No 1896. l. o o Fat
Beallsville.- s II Morris, n @ J. w. Black,
Secretary. Regular meeting every Saturday
LEwIsyuLE LODGE. No. 498. / O. o. F.
Darling Harhin. N. g. James II. Hamilton
Secretary Regular meeting every Saturday.
CLARNaToN LODGE, Nc 525. I. o. o. F.
At Claringt,n.-J G Duerr. N. G W. w.
Messerley. Secretary Regular meeting every
Saturday evening. tE 4lls
MILToNsBURa LODGE No. 60l, I. o o F.
At Miltonsburg-M Peters. N. g. J. J
Riemenschneider, Secretary. Regular meeting
every Wednesday evening.
BRIeBf KYss LOPEZ No. $40, ]. o. o. E.
Stafford, 0hio-G. W. Robinson, n. G.; J. N
Mason, Secretary. Meetings every Saturday
evening. ~ ~, Hst ,5f&EA
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The following are the appoint
ments in the Psrkersburg District, re
Gently made by the West Virginia Con
ference: s n 80
! j. Z Clark, p. E; Parkersbure Sta
ton, C. E Manchester; Parkersbure
Circuit, J F CueDoweth; Williamsto own
M w. Rider; Mt Pleasant. T Cotton
Volcano, j A Fullerton; Belleville, E
C. Woodruff; Ravenswoed, w H Shaw
sHarrisv lie, w n Y u,g ! Elizabeth,
n. II Westwood; EIlenboro, c H La.
kin; West Union, ] Engle; Sistersville,
R NJ Valance; Sistersville one to be
supplied; ,Middlebourne, II. J B,at.
man; Centreyille. J, W Lambert; Pc.
lroleum, j. T Carroll.