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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1878-09-18
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

a. M, and Presbyterian Sunday School
at o'clock p. IN.
--"Web." Clark "came very nearly"
laundering one Of his handsome horses
last week.
The Republican Senatorial Con-
ference of this district meets at Ridg-
way to-day.
"A very interesting and instruc-
tive letter from Charlie Bonner will
be found on the second page.
"A movement is on foot to have
the office of county superintendent
abolished, at the next session of the
legislature.
"A widow named Sinclair living
in Tidioute, attempted suicide by pois-
oning, one day lust week. Her life
was saved with difficulty.
Several Tionesta people went to
jamestown last week to attend the
Cbau;auqua county fair, but, owing to
the heavy rains it was postponed.
"A man named Geo. Hammond
jumped 13 feet and 7 inches on the
level, in Oil City last week. This, we
believe, is the biggest standing jump
on record.
On Friday morning last land
slide occurred near the creek bridge,
which obstructed the road for about
two rods. 1t will cost the borough
$40 to have it removed.
Rev. w. O. Allen preached his
fllewell sermon to tue Tionesta con-
gregation last Sunday evening. Mr..
Allen leaves with the best wishes Of
all the people of this place.
Mr.. Peter Lovel, who has for a
long time lived at Oldtown, has pur
chased a farm on Dutch Hill, and
will commence the erection of house
thereon forthwith. Success, Peter.
The recent rains raised the creek
and river to fine rafting stage, and
due advantage was taken of it by
those of cur lumbermen who had lum-
ber to run. Six "Alleghenies" start
ed from the mouth of creek on Sun.
day.
Following is a list of letters re-
naming in Tionesta p. o., Sept. 18,
1873: John McKnall, Mrs. Cerrle
McKnall, Joseph w. Zenter, Adam
Vogus. Persons calling for above let
ters please say advertised.
j. NJ. Mckay, P. NJ.
We received lengthy and well
written letter from Hickory, on the
subject Of Fans" but must respect
fully decline its publication. The
matter contained III it is not of suffi.
cent general interest, and its length
would encroach too much upon our
space. Write again and give us sub
stantial news.
Mr.. VIM. Richards will please &C.
cept our thanks for honey-comb fill.
ed with most excellent hOucy. 1t is
about the incest article we have seen
for some time. Mr.. r. has nice LOT
of it which he will dispose of at a rea-
sonable figure, and if'you want some
thing that will tickle you palate just
call on him.
The chairman of the Republican
county committee, Z. l.. Davis Esq.
publishes a notice, and has also issued
bills for grand rally at the Court
House, next Tuesday evening. Gen
Harry White will address the meeting
and VIC expect to see him greeted by
a good house. 1t is also intimatec
that Hon. G. W. Scofeld will be OF
hand.
Another squirrel hunt will come
off on Saturday next; this time
Messrs. w. A. Hilands and Harvey
Foreman will act as captains. Th,
game and count, and the rules anC
regulations will be the same as in the
last hunt. 1t promises 10 be a nic,
affair, as all seem to be very much in
terested ,and anxious to show that the!
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f. w. HaXs.

A TTORNEY At LAW, and NOTARY
n PUBLIC, Reynolds Hukill & Co..
Block, Seneca ST., Oil City, Pa. 39-ly
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j. ". BLAINE, Nh. D.,
TIONESrA. PA.

OFFICE Hours - to A. NJ, to 0 T..
NJ. Wednesdays and Saturdays from IL
A. NJ. TO 3 p. NJ.
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Executrix's Notice.

7 ETTERS TESTEMENTARY 4
IL estate of Joseph Allender, late 81
mony Township, Forest Co., Pa, del
having been granted to the undefs
all persons indicted to said estate q
quested to make immediate payrIFs|
those having claims against the sali4
present thcm, properly authentica'e
settlement.
ELIZABETH ALLEN DE ff'
Exc
Stewards Run, Pa, July 10. iofs
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TIDIOUTE SHAVING SAL

TIDIOUTE SHAVING SAL-l3'
T. III. BARNES, PRoPRIEros
SHANING, Hair-Cutting, Sham
- and every thing in the T0nsofl
done with neatness and despatch,
Also a first-class stock of
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
Between Mabie Il Hunters and tAs
Onice, .Tidioute, Pa,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-09
J. Bechtinger, NJ. D.,
fOF VIENNA,)

(OF VIENNA,)
VNHYSICIAN TO THE ITALIAN IN
dependent and French NJ. b. Socie-
ties. Oculist of the French Hospital In
Ban Francisco. All chronic obstinate
oases and operations on the eyes attend
cd to.
OFFICE No, 704 Sacramento street,
corner of Kearny. Residence-SE. cor
nsr Mason and Pacific streets, San Fran
cisco. Oc3 ly
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-09
Or. Joseph Kurtz

Has removed his office TO No. 50 MAIN
STREET, over Dotter & Bradley's Furni-
ture store. -r..-.
Once Hourss-FrcyY? =? ~ il" fo 12, 10 and 81
to- Hesioence-buehav Vista street.
myltf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-09
I. Q. o. Il.
Los Angeles Ledge No. g, !. >. q !

.sfa1Uxh Regular meeting held -.
q WEDNESDAY EVENIN0 ri
each week at 71< O'Clock. -
fourntng brethren In eon6
A. FRANK, f. g. 81
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-09
Morning kilograms.
Passengers P"s,iug Soatn.


MoJAvE, July 7.-G w Patch
and wife, H Buchanan, ] D Dun
lap, p Banning, A Keith and wife,
Mr. s ] Miller, w M Henderson,
VIM Robertson, Fl Brown, II b
Brown, Mrs A B Brown, VIM Cal.
Ion, HI Raymond, q Woolsich, ]
Keilly,J Model, Madam Juliette.
MOJAvE, July S.-J Cherry, D
Moore. M Sprague, w A Ham.
mond, Mrs A l. Anderson, Miss A
Anderson, Miss X Anderson,
White.
San Bernardin0 Items.
SAN BERNARDINo, July S.-A
dispatch was received here on Sat.
urday by the Sheriff informing him
of the murder of a man by the name
of Palmerton by Mexican at San
Jacinto, San Diego county, on Fri.
day last, and stating that the MUIR
derer had fled In this direction.
The officers here have been in
search Of him, but up to this time
have found no traces Of him.
Jose z. Garcia and others vs.. The
Riverside Land and Irrigating
Company, is the title Of suit that
has engaged the attention of the
District Court for the past nine
days. This is the most important
suit that has ever been on trial
here, involving the title to about
ten thousand acres of land. The
jury, in charge of the Sheriff, have
gone to view the property to-day.
The thermometer yesterday
marked 96 degrees in the shade.
The wedding of Mr.. Oscar Crew.
berg TO Miss Sarah, daughter of
Lewis Jacobs, President of the
Bank of San Bernardino, took
place yesterday at the residence OF
the BRIDES parents. A large and
select company were present at the
marriage ceremony and reception.
The gifts were numberous and
costly, and, altogether, 1t was the
most fashionable and elegant
affair that has ever taken place in
San BefnardinO.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-09
a Gail for Arnls.

SACRAMENTO, July 8.-Governor
Irwin has received request from
the people of Cedarville, in Sur.
prise Valley, for arms to protect
themselves against Indians. He
has telegraphed to the Government
at Washington for an order for 250
stand of arms from the U. s..
armory in California.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-09
Orange Grove Encampmsnt, No. q, i. q

.,ss77fz1lx. REGULAR MEETINGS h
vn the Second knd FoIff3'
TuESDAYS Of each mont
N P. II. SojourninG p
ted to attend. +
B. MARxsEN, Scribe. 49,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-09
w. H. H. Russell,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
LOR AT LAW.
aER Rooms 2 and 3, Aliens Building,
corner of Spring and Temple Sts. al6tf
PHYSICIANS.
J. HANNON, NJ. D.,

COUNTY PHYSICIA N.
lDOOMS & IL, LANFRANCO BLOCK.
IN Residence DOwney Avenue. East
Los Angeles, near the end of street rail.
way.
Office hours from 10 to IA. NJ; from ! to
iP.N ap0tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-09

These grounds have been prepared re-
gardless of expense aud are provided
with one of the largest and best dancing
paviliOns outside of San Francisco.
Arbors, Ten-pin Alleys. Swings, Hori-
zontal Bars, Shooting Gallery, and in
deed, everything necessary for the
amusement of picnicker ers, and will De let
cheaper than any other grounds in this
vicinity.
No improper persons will be admitted
to the Gardens under any circumstances.
Lunch can at all times be procured at
the house. m9-tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-09
An Indian r,gns.

UMATILLA, July S.-The follow
ing intelligence has just been re-
ceived by Gov. Chadwick through
a special courier from Pendletoh:
The boys had fight with
the Indians at what is
known as Willow Springs, &c
miles from this place. Capt. Sperry
with 45 volunteers fought them all
day yesterday and, last night, lie
lost 2 men killed, A. Lamar and H.
Hall, and some Z or s wounded.
The wounded were all brought
in to Pilot Rock and will
be in Pendleton soon. Some
of them are already here. Chas.
Henderson, Jacob Frazier, Sylves-
ter Lawson, s. Rothchild, Arthur
Ensfield, Frank Hannah and VIM
Ellsworth are the names Of the
wounded. We send out a guard
every night; have the Court House
square int.enched and will be able
to give the red devils warm re.
ception il they should pay us a
visit. We will keep you posted
at all times in regard to
movements here. Major Throck
morton left last night for
the scene of action with lis men
and "a more have gone to
him to-day. Our men broke camp
last night at IL o'clock aud fought
their way out, losing one man on
the way. They were pursued by
Indians untildaylight. They load.
ed their wounded into wagon and
brought them in. All the men ell.
gagged in the fight displayed re.
markable courage and GOODNESS and
were complimented by Major
Throckmorton for gallantry.
(Signed,) J. II. Turner and J. B.
The following is from Captain
Sperry, at Pendleaton, to Governor
Chadwick, under GNte of the 7tb;
On the 9th we were attacked by
Indians while taking lunch at
Willow Springs, about 80 miles
from Pendleton. The Indians sur.
rounded our company of 40 men.
Eleven or twelve men bOlted
through the ranks of the Indians
and left the remainder who fought
bravely under cover of q sheep
shed. The fighting lasted about
six hours, the Indians moving off at
IL o. clock midnight. The volunteers
moved toward Pendleton about
half mile from the scene of the
battle, when the Indians
again attacked us by firing
from both sides, being within
| fifteen yards of our men. The fir-
ing lasted but few minutes. The
men moved o. 40 yards, and were
attack ed e. h.i we'd again per-
haps a nauae and half,
anu a and, W. we mea at nrea ,ffss f,r,hs, rPon
where they were nred upon for the
last time. The number of Indians
is estimated ut 100 to 15U. Some
Indians we're killed. Two volun'
teers and eight men were wounded.
san Francisco Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO, July S.-Floul
dull and unchanged. Wheat il
good demand and Arm; new, ST. go
| old, $l.65@1.70. Bailey shows bet
ter feeling, S7A@90c. Oats ar,
firmer, but no sales. Corn i
steady; Omaha, $l.9Q; California a
nominal; market bare. Rye
Nothing doing. Hay-Deman,
fair, but at lower rates, $7@12. Pc
tatoes-Steady, at $l.75@2. 25. Woo
: Firm and fair demand; South
ern, 15@1Sc.; Northern fair t
choice, 22@254c.; Oregon, Eastern
{ l7@20c.; valley, 20@223.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-09
LOS ANGELES
Exotic Gardens & Nursery
sHa LOS ANGELES STREET, in en
49, rear of Cathedral. -

Iwould respectfully announce to my
that have on hand and shall keep eve
rything in rny line of buslness-TREES,
au Pyo.isLl p,.ANTS, ETC., wholesale and
retail and g. LOWEST PRICES.
Ordes from abroad promptly executed
ana satisfaction guaranteed. Plants de.
livered free of charge in the city.
LOUIS j. STENCIL,
mr2-2m Formerly Shaeffer 4 Stengel.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-09

fR2. SIMPSON, Hunoun-es fo llI
0d- cad tns puhiic ihW o. haa
ll aili Keep d ir' Pc
Hr..4s sst g.
.rssa FHal ad
aAgeles ~
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-09

- asfart-f .tsH atis.sl' -
.rl-,i. .lltaA nss't tlH.I ici.f
j isisA sis 4 as ,ss, isns fs-i o, 81. +.
$40 las lff tasaaa Ia 'r.cl
H'-ff.asf si 30 sH1.
nHI I4.i a|rshsa si .aass
re.A -ffI.g -i 81. sc aa-Hf7
afNiss sHi 6 ats fa-afa' taf alIiHr
al'-i O. a
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-09
#U Gil

EU EaE}
88ssie aai sieesrj Baths,
SIC REFS BUtLpIS opposite
8er8da fha
q HgNs .a etle rni thanks to
n'l..5fa fhH#f 14fn patronage,
..s Ianae .Fc4N end his
- 81 S
ets.t .UglslGg nd EQUAL
9tlhaH Huunl urI pnab;ing the
tar frflHra n - purities and
E4fua#fuuH r1a--i "a more inspi-
M I'll III tlar CON le obtained by
-ur. b.. 1srnIur sHa pores of the
Tsla -irfrtf pia3 10 the insensi-
Itu-.air.arI 20 nacas81ry to physical
oo5slawtiy on hand to
a..=H-r tor q. s2stf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-09

lgearney sic; 'Cn the Zi8t lust
j shali leave here 20 pay tjsit 'r
my mother iD Soston. Asve
been offered a fFea psssi Dot T
n want it aii a8p pect
get from the sand TO- anti.
Ne % l un ready 10 s1le o. -t.
aad naSke iag vampires pay
!. l..a..l 81 u
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-09
D "A K H r Y

coN H'ncrxoN ssv.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-09
Homicide nt Aoaheim.

ANAHEIM, July 8.-This after.
noon Patrick Henry Dillon, while
in a drunken sleep under q tree in
the outskirts of town, was hit on
the bead with an axe and killed.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-09
Evergreen Laun arr.

w q . E II NJ q
Called taa aellssfea - az esrs
the s!ly w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-09
Kesraey, she Guerrilla.

SAN FRANCISCO, July Sat the
r,eattng on the sand lots Yesterday,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-09
PLANTS.

W thousand of
RESS, hich
} hedge. They
can be lifted
,splanter, war
ye. Also, nne
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SpttnI Autlt,s.
A ABATEMENT.

with the drawing Of Dec 10, 1878. we complete ou1
One Hundred and Third Drawing, all Of them having
taken place with the greatest regularity within the a
ten years We never postponed a drawing under anf
circumstances whatsoever neither have we scaled ouf
Prizes nsa wellknown fact all the United stated
that we have paid On full all Prizes "
to 100000 in value, certificates to that
eject in possession will testify Besides, the nance
Of Gems Boauregard and Early connected with the mans
agement Of the Drawings verncauon OF the Ballots and
allotment Of Prizes sufficient to establish in the pub
lie mind the fairness Drawings aud the schemc(
Of Prizes offered the most liberal honestly
offered to the public to be carried out in good faith fof
which the capital Of this company amounting to oool
COO with an accrued surplus Of s95Oooo is sur(
guarantee, well the accompanying statement show
ing the names Of the holders Of Capital Prizes
recent date
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was won by H. Mooyer. who cleared 0 feet q

was won Ny H. mOOyeI, VINO cleuIeu letA
On the Yorkville Athletic Clubs grounds. IN
Madison avenue, between EiRhty-seyenth and
Eghty-eghth streets, a mile walk was won
by Thomas O'Koefe In $3.50. The seven mile
championship walk was won by John Neeiham.
by three yards. from Charles Cunningham. In
At the meet at Montclair. N. j.. forty hunts
men and ten ladies gathered in the morning.
Twenty OF the gentlemen wore the regulation
hunting costume. A man was aent out early
with tame fox to lay the scent Two hours
Rtterward the hunters rode southward. Owing
TO the dampness Of the earth tho scent was very
keeping IL. The hun,smen wero put on their
mette and the skilfu riders went to the front
quickly. 1t had been the intention OF the hunt
To lay tho scent in tho neighbOrhOOd OF the
roads and afford visitors an opportunity to
witness tho sport, but there were too few checks.
could not keep up with the huntsmen. The ter
riic pace told on the forty riders, and there were
also several stiff fences. One by one they drop
ped behind. and there were two tumbes us in
experienced Jumbers struck a fence. After a
nine-mile run. the lust part OF the chase being
huntsman caught the man lead inR the fox and
keynard was popped into bag to save him
from the yawning throats OF the hounds. At
the finish were seven gentlemen and one lady.
They rode to the kennel and got wild fox that
had been sent from Westchester County. He
sequent tactics that he had been hunted before.
He was given his freedom and twelve minutes
grace lie ran two miles due north. and then
began TO make n series OF milo circles leading
tho pack over their tracks again and again. The
previous hard riding had wearied horses and
he darted into an acre OF coppice and under
brush.
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RASS--At Rrnintree Vt, Nov. ~, Abigail Bass aged
"a years, widow of William Bass
BRAckEN At his late residence, 80 9Th av. Brook
Nn on "Wednesday NOV r. John Brackcn In the 10th
year Of hisHgc.
The relatives and friends Of the family and those Of his
son Thomas Bhckrn, aud ot his brothers iu-aw. John
Reilly and Philip Murphy requested to attend h, M
neral from the Church ot So Augustine corner of Bcrgcu
st. and 9th az, Brooklyn. whore requiem mas, will be
offered for the rcpuse Of his soul SATURDAY. Nov 80
NJ - " thence 70 calvary Cemetery
BROWNIE the CITY aud County Hospital san Fran.
cisco cal, Nov 10, j. Nj Brown, native ol Sew YORK.
aged ~ years
Fills Al Midway Mass, nov -. Mrs Arctusa
Ellis aged 0S Years
GARLIC In Rose, WAYNE County \ y recently. Mrs
Hudah Garlic over so years oi ago nnd Che last of eight
IN 1873.
GILMORE At Lynn Mass Nov 70, joel Gilmore
aged 90 years
GRosz lon "Wednesday Nov 27, Frederick H. GrosA
IN the 4jth year OF his age
Relatives and friends " the family the members of
The XAVIER Union amt Sodalty also the Mechanics and
Traders Society managers of the New YORK Catholic
ftuectOry, and the Veteran Corps seventh Regiment
N O. 3 y Y, are respectfully invited 10 attend his IN.
neral from his late residence a. East 2ls st. sAtur.
day morning, ~ 10 O'Clock, thence To- - facks Cattle
dra, where solemn requiem will be celebrated Tor his
repOso,
koIiVE.-The managers VI Tie New York Catholic FRO.
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MerrlcL,. Nlnth Rescue.

James Merrick. a night watchman. added one
the list OF lives he has saved from drowning
the East River at his old post at stanton street man.
raving II insane, ran past him and plunged into the
water. Merrick threw IN his coat and sprang after
him The man fought desperately, and Tor a
minute held tho watchmans head under water
While they struggling the current carried
them far out into the stream. Meruck AZ length
got ihe man under control. and took him uncon-
sciOus 10 the pier. although nearly exhausted himself
lie says that twas the nearest escape he has ever had
The rescued was James shaushnessy. a young en-
gineer from Poeksk who had been drinking tor several
days lie will probably die Mcrrck has saved nine
persons Two years agO lie was awarded medal from
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LIsr or cArIrAL rRIzEs pnAwN


MIC c9 zen no sd S9s Avg S p ESS T. ssp An
B"nksIs San Antonio. onehaif iicpet AO'A"OO'S
'5 Class T. a jar. ' : 80 isssi wilson oKcap Rang
Agent southern Express Company New orleans, oneA
&c Class A. Jan. 2 No 2os2i. $ Norman, New York,
500 collected by 7 NJ wescoat Agent southern Ed
Glass T. Feb. u So oiSa. =. IS Arnold, Palmetto
Campbell County ia syitso. collected by A Jumonl
vile Louisiana National Bank Of New orleans, onehaI
Class C. March i2 No II ioi. Enrique Parodi 10 Empg
drado Havana Cnba, 5000 collected by steamer Emily
class 2, ApriiS, No. a aee George 4 Gornto Lonao5
Bridge, Princess Anne county Va tSlOo9 collected u
l.. y. lhostc. Louisiana National Bank, New Orleans
% o "a SS:G I E' southern Siy Yea "a
pres gs. cqmgsny NV Orleans whole sie 1t ri
press Company, wsshinsien D T. sono collected 4
Orleans ore aliucSet
ci..s i, Nay 4, 80 5aeia. John Andrews. New YCgg
press C9mgany. New orl,ans, gne.hii ticket M -.
delet - New .orl,an Ia. soog'l collected by a
Laria. Cashier Louisiana National Bank New Orlsans
cis.. !, June II, No ~ So VI " Runge, % rppcI
MISTER state National Bank, New Orleans, onc.tenth
Gas. June H. ~ Isl neane 4 rpe. Benefqn;e,
S-,eT State oU Ssaona BANK Sew orsaas one niss
cS Sa.' }9Hs ed ii Co. s Vent Tssi soasIa
Class q jiiy p. So " VI n icicrragh oper&
ior Marion TO- Ind fSo% eSsGef by Fletcher
- cia.; Q, jay =. 80 '5i?le { rorlert, e2s East
German American National Bank Washington, one hall
Cii.. II. Aug ~. No ssi72 r l. Ionc. Gray.ou,
Critenden County. Ark Opposite Memphis snupd col.
lecicd BY Hil, fontane Co, Groccrs, Memphis Whole
Class H. Aug 10 No $40 NJ sctort 4 Co I.atourche
Crossing Norsans R. R, y $1,000 c9ll ecd ~ + r.
sewn ~ Decatur ! Nsw 9rlsan- one h , ticket
vS.an 49s .a s s9 '2 esso If S S9S To-
Banniser, state National Bank OF New Orleans whole
Cias. X. oct q No c~ "a. Joseph Rce.idc with A.
eoestaG by T u wd.eolt Ht.n southern ESeTes;
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NEwDURGH. Nov, 2s-The contract for build
Ing Mr. Dion Bouccauts steam yacht Of which TINS sUs
gave a ull description has been given to Messrs ward
stanton 4 Co. oi this city, and work is to be begun
Al once several important changes have been made in
water line 20 ioet beam, and ma tcet deep The frame
viii be OF the best white oak me penking, *
vii he built with view "a great strength
ami durability rather than speed. She VAL not how
ever he a slow boat but VIII rank with Philip PhWnN =
hand some steam yacht, the Nedette bnt by the same
drm which has not yet found her equal for speed among
vessel. nj her class Mr. Bouccau iacht l. 70 be cow
peted rs next May and her cost Will be over foOuo
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Thermometer % deg. m tho shade Loco Broadway
Dramaus persona An exceedingly Tat lady pulling like
steam engine AMI clnging To the OF small. why
gentleman whose face has become red, either from
the unusual exercise the consciousness that hundred
eyes looking At him with ha-hal In each pupil
Naughty Buy-"l say, Charlie, pretty small tug TO tow
her IN with that cargo AAns Anti Fat will reduce the
yegctabe-nature own remedy Tor tins diseased cOndi
ton. iI0curable VI your druggists.-Adu
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Taken Home from a Wedding Dying.

Mrs. Sarah l.. Travis. aged GO, the wife Of
Rowdsman Travis Of the Fourth street Ponce wti9n,
ToNis ON Wednesday night Toward midnight she was
taken sick and She died soon after her removal 10 her
house IA south 5, cund, near Ninth street
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Appeals for the Glasgow Bank shareholder.

GLASGOW. Nov. 2s.-An appeal. signed by tho
Lord Provosts of Edinburgh and glasgow, and by the
Executive Committee Of the city Of GLASGOW Bank Re
let Fund has been el,sraphed to the United states aud
tauaias. A. follows
ScorcuNEN In the name OF tho Scottish nation ask
your all for the Shareholders ruined by the t Of elias
gov Bank failure. Five hundred thousand pounds are
required. Hall has already been subscribed Reply
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A wel-to-do lady, living In Amlty street.
Brooklyn, made sur Yesterday IN Court street By pass
ing along dressed N dark-browa pantaoons glossy
high silk hat and demis skirt winch, although II was
long AMI flowing she carried over her arm The basque
ntted her lie the body of dress large number of
persons watched her for several blocks she hnsened
along occasionally swapping an ivory handled riding
whip. The habit is one adopted by tho lady AS the most
eonAenenl Tor rlns on horseoaek nlgasuIe she AAes
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Busintss Hotties.

Natures Balsam for aIi Complaints OF the
lungs the throat and the bronchial tubes Is llal's
Honey Of Horchound and Tar Coughs and colds vanish
a. Il by masic under its soothing, healing operation
CRIrfENTON !. : 9Th nv Sold hy all druggists
Pixies Ioothache Drops cure IN one minute
Fine SILK Hats, 81 go. worth s5t Derbys,
81 On and upward, worth - To a. IS New church M
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BAH our correspondence l. strictly CONFIDENTIAL
and never publish the names NJ persons drawing CAI
ial Prizes without first obtaining written cards ovcI
their own signature and unless specially permitted Y
publish them.
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Invented AS an improvement on common porous plas.
NTsi acts qulekeTi every way more bene hCtAL-AdI