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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-20
Gcnrn &. Garen.

Der AM 10. Ottober in ieincr geburtsz
itabt philadelphia im bobcn @Itcr BON
lehsunoa6tSig Su6ren gcitorbene S6rifts
teller 9cnrp y. GarcD mar elmer Der be-
Deuteroitcn DoltSipirtbi6aftIihen 0enter
oicies SabrbunOertS nnD Der GortGnpfer
bcS anlerifanii6cn SdubsoflS, bur9 tpeIz
den Die amcritonN9c Snbuitric 10 sroB
getporoem lit.
@r beganu ieine 2aufbabn ais 8u6=
bdnoler in YbilaOclpbia; ieine Sirma =
v@areD Il Sea" = ipar ibrer j3eit bas
grOBte 8%ud)banOels@ @ei6Gft in Nmerita,
aber Garep trat III leiucm Al. Sabre aus,
nm ii6 fOrtan ieinen i6riftitclerii6en
Nrbeiten su miomcn.
llripriin9lid MAJ CT elm InbGnoer 6es
SreibanOcls, aber Oiahbenfen ulo Stubien
lcitcten ibn nu6 uno nad auf ben eutoez
gen9eiebten S%tanopuntt, uno in elmer Geibe
D%or3iiglider S6riften bat ct oieleu Ston6z
puntt uertreten. Die b~etauntelten berlel>
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-20

bic Barrier 8lrger unter ibrem bamaligen
Robespicrrt, oem @rielter Boulder, ipie
bonn iiberbdupt bda Strcbtn had s ont
III u II q | fretbeit Der Stdote lit bet 0es
ihihte StauftethS elite bcoeutenoe &ole
ipielt. = NRein mas ihmet btu eritcn
0eitcrn Der 8etDe9u1g als i3iet ppraeidiuebt
baben nt6ee, 0etpiB lit, odB Die iber=
tuiegcttoe Wtebr;abl ibrer NnbdnGcr aus
ianatiiden Wirrf5pfen beitdno, lit oeren
GOriteuune bic Bcsrific Commune (Staots
gemcinoc) urto Gommuntsnus (0iters
gemeinibaft) cine unlostlde Terbinoung
ein9ingeu. 1u bieien &opfen malte fid
Die Commune Yaris oils ods ericbnte
DtouienDidbrige Neif" bes Gommuniss
MUS. lit bent - nidt ctipa Giner ebcuio
gut icin iOle, ipie Oct anbere, ionOcrn
nod ptcl tciier. Das hcibt. ais
Elm 4uitdnb, 1T tpelGcm bic ebeinaIigch
sNrmen nno Glenoel" btit Derruhtet
Nriiiottctcr, @eGbprosset uno vYfaffen"
ben SUB duf ben |ta6en iegtn uno 1Ile
Nadt ulto 5errIi9feit lit ft9 u~ereinigct
ibiiroet.
limb oieje BorfteDutgeit Bot berGommurte
ftnb IS, bic aud bette nod irt bet 90ufen
Der suriid9etebrten Gerbannten lcberoig
itnO; iie limb eS, Dor tbelden bic Uertretsr
Der v9emdbi0ten". oocr Der Dtc6tidafics
nen" 0tspublif (republique honnete), -
Der bIauen &cpublif, tpie bic @ommus
niiten ie DoG 8cradtung nennen = ;ittern.
Sn Der 9bat baben tic ALE llria6e oaSu.
Sid 9egen bic @eiitIi6teit, Die Gaiierz
lihen uno &omi9Iiben auf Der eiuen Scitc
uno 9e9cu Die Commune auf Der anbern
Scitc ipebrcn gu mlfien. 6os lit cine
i6tuere 0ufgabe, Der lie auf bic Oaucr
DicIcidt nidt serpa6ien iein f0nnten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-20

BEN iimb: The Principles of Political
Economy"; The Credit System of
France, Great Britain and the United
States; THE Past, the Present and the
Future; The Harmony of Interests,
Agricultural, Manufacturing and Com-
mercial"; The Principles of Social
Science; Protection" uno etn S6uIbn6
iibcr YolfSmirtblhait.
0ie 5aupti6riftsn Gareb'S tuur6en in's
Dcutide, 6ranioiiide, :StaIienii@e utO
Gdpebtlde lberieBt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-20

folaeu unb IN ihieBcn tpie eit tuilocs Tbier.
iteigt Den 0errcn in. 8aibiueton bod enos
LID Ger @eOante auf, oh man ods Yoltamt
in BladDiIe niht ein9cbcn laiien loute.
Nn cine nadOrlidlihe BcihiiBung bes
arl1len 8camtcn Denfeu iie gar Mat. limb
ielblt 5ur Auibebuna jenes Goltamtcs mill
9err ScD erft oanu idreitelt, peun CT lt@
pOIi9 iiber3euat babcn miro, oab bas Butz
beSgeri6t in Siio Garolind nibt i'm
@tanoe lit, Die Ncriolger Oes Yoltmeiiters
9tig Sur Strafe Su 3ieGtr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-20

NTANNn. 2snbet IS Gents In Stomps oc,r Cur.
TVN~~~' renep i:r en- ntmcs G~teroe.sSuAN.
ss banoslt ibtr aae 2ran tbstttn. bet IS ibone Tbbiis
OMnsen. meI&t Die : tel nnasn tralt.r Eieroe aeieer,
1R1HAA cine 0Oieu, ;obc1e. elm: arcbc Samrulnno
O%VSV" tperthOoue Ncecpte, 8tael. fhr BE
~Neltimmurs os Aliers einet B;,rbeS, nt6it elmer MS
btttonns, ipei@: bic !Sabne e;nes ieOen Sabres sist. nebft
elmer 1tenae anberer rueribucIen aeIebrumaen nber
IS unO $40 sstauit unb TmD iOldt ni9t 70 gut ris Sas
Sbriss.' StnOet III, elm Circular. aaent.n p.rs
ldtst; =. :. aenOan, N. D., GnOsbursb Saus, @t
2Sif12p0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-20
@eiaensM mStmbr.

SIM Sabre 1878 fOlgtc auf Bic NusTubr
bon iiber 6 WitIioncn 8uibel int Wonat
Suli lit ben ndditen S Wonaten cine @ei>
sensNusfubr. Die nit Der i'm Suli guiana
men, allo in cinem baIben Sobr, $685.
5S3 Buibel betrug. Wenn bic oiesidbrige
Nusfuhr in bemieIbeu BerbdltniB iteigen
iolite, 10 piiroe iih oicsnal oieie Nusfubr
bis gum lebten Sage oes SabrcS 1879 auf
minoeltens $50 NiIioncn 8uibcI beIaufen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-20
gvSpepTa, SmSieeNiom.
afbIes. SG., II. San. 1873

afbIey, 80, II. San. 1878
S. 81 @tepena.
Gsertber Strr! = Sd babe Sbt VEGETINE fnr
Tpspepfl sebraubt unO erbielt bur4 o%aelUt nebr stns
btrans ais bur& aac anoern Mesiainen, bic id ie eins
nabrn. Sir Tpspepiia stebt es siihts, bos iA Oamit
ptrateihtn ldbi. Mrs. vi. 6. j owttA
SD tsnne Mrs. 5oWlt; p~eriOnli& unb fam be,eus
gen, baB ooise GiltIbtituns am Mabrteit berubt.
". :. g ~, NJ. D., Qruaatt, Mihta, 81.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-20
Tyochem4fiche S0is,oiis &faafs-Beaaene

tuoue idon nit ieiner gan3en Strenoe ben
Ginsug DaIten." Son Nirolo tpiro gentels
bet, Der Gr:tbdrbpaB lei lbon ;icmlt@ tart
eingeidneit, 10 bdB ON 26. Sept. ben Nns
foroerunaen oss Ncrfcbrs nur tbetltpelle
unb miibiam 0cnige gcleiitet tueroen
fonnte. Ooh bottle man, bic GcrbinouI<
gen balb ipieoer beritcuen 3u fOnnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-20
0ermjf6te&.

- gincn 8egriff bon Der riefi8en
Sunabme Der Wei3ensNusubr
erbGlt .man burd Die BON itatiltiihen
Bureau in BaibinstOn ieBt auS9earbeitete
Statiitit iber bic Nusfubr i'm sSult B. 8.
@tue nerlGBliGe Statiitit Der Nusfubr
lit ben ipdteren Nionaten bicies Sabres
liegt big jeBt nidt Dor. 8ie ober bic l8eis
sensNusfubr i'm Suit alIetn aeitie9en lit,
6aS crbeut aus fol9enbeu Sabe1cn bes
Stntiifiihfn VltrPnu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-20
Anfet9en
InSneDEo.

Gin Nnian Don DDspepNa 1T anidnsIiG nur cine se>
tirae geid,rerte mnb emtiprin9t aus irsr einIddtn llss
iod n. ltbtr mdrises unb gu raidss Gien, iopie bic
b.intme ee mol nbeti,S bic Sp:is gu peribIina.n, obne lie
or~o:n,I,dD ,n tanth, bt, an9irt bic 0teaenpr'Sei'e. pernr'
Der Aupttit Idgi nod uno bic l%blimmittnS pmpto NE pon
( oborenncn une &oiit treten aui. 3uweilen ieIlt iiA
Grbreden ein; pom illl bis ipdt inElt Id Der Ratient
GIN sansen itibe rant nnb at mandtn 2a3tn III er
bon be'tis.m Ropioe5 septst. Sn pieten 6Iaen snts
iprinst bic &rantbeit aus BEN Sint. ednsltH obtr
lie iirpeiie burd ltropbul0ie SGtle peranlabt; oatin iait
INNER III Bic ge5er fopobt ME Der Mtasen sr Sis Der
RroutbstI. !3ur Hepirtuns elmer &ur beDari IS Oaber
zines Mitlt[a. nm Cas Slut aur @erri3tuns ieincr
3an. tionen su sptnstn, nnO iobalb Der Derbanunsss
p.pitG, unS bas ssb, n mirS wieotr CUR gSonue, anitatt
iur sat.. Mar irinte mdbreno Der DiabI;etten MIR
penis; rad b~eenbi5ier Dtablseit s~enoien, IorSern @e.
trdnte s.t 8erDauunJ. N,an teie ole .3eusnihe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-20
2nttO Az D%erf0ufett.

so ad,r gut usrbshertes nnb inter 1enB, 1 Nder in
Weinreoen mno Ctitaorten, sut.s @sahtr, so Nder
MIDI cultipirt, ones &aIo, Strabe sebt miittn bur&
Sieits tanb. / Neite Don Der ctdSt entiernt. @coen
SuStunit ienset 3sGents Stamp. @nt. Rihters Salron,
13ott4m6 GuQmar, Ald,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-20
Draft Iefel Sic aIIerbete @eoi3iU
flr 9OSpepfiG tnS SmOi8cfioW.
Rcfuto II, q. g.. q.

II, ". o. ~. Didr1 1917
Serrn s. q. StepEns.
nm Oo: VEGETlNE. iene &oni9in bsr Dleciaintt. Sn
loben. Ills i'd uer srti Jabren aiming, Sas VEGETlNE
nit 10 aus s;eidneter G .rthne Sn stbtauhsh. nadt.n
lutine Sleunee, IS lei cine finititht oiirnuldtion, BITE
balb ucrlbcrssben unS mid IN nieineut alien Suit1noe
IaHen riroe. Od NaR&e, bic riein cries SeuaniE los
len. sbeuic beaten mo hteh, 10 iHrsibt ib %ruitoernin. nm
ibner ale Swetiel biernber 81 b%crebnitn. Sett Id nor
Hobe;u ;wet Sabrea nit benz Vebraub cs
besonn, babe i'd btltInota 3nsenommtn uno ertrene
Md Jest m.insr iribcfcn gei:nobeit ruiteer. SD bin
i~ser,eu9t, 6db i6 metne Sur einSia benz FEGETINE
pihinte. Dor sDtt Sa1rtn mar tp 10 iblimm baran,
pe nur elm Nienid lem farm. Hdt Mondte lana fnm5te
id bas Belt bltcn anb adt AcrSte, woramter etnise Der
eeIhidttitcn bes Stdi;es, batten mid ber,its ~aaf9eSes
ben. sic iaaten, Ih bdtte n,ebrerc Srantseiten, Sa;uns
ter Sdwinoludt, N:r,trantbcit unb anstre nibt minis
Der ssia sa.iS A sm' y Giis!I; Si9 d ,a D pT s aSO ID 90 sSs.
LID ais Iesie 3uintl grill, u.roante i1 bic 8:itnns
meineS @eoenS. GET metne VeiunoGelt mleoerJute3s
rem besonn. unterrdrt i'd mein seiben einern crumbs
Iiten GtuOIum mnb ianc, bdb aue Sgmptcme Der
TpspepNd ober Snbietttor entiprdn9et, Ionie oab
inter ie itAs Rrdntbeiten finf aHf %oieieIbsH ~llriaden
auriid3 uilbren NRb, yStnn Der Nagen bic Speiie nibt
eeb6ris uerDaut, 10 wiSS lie 3u elmer siitissH f~aulenben
MaIIe, weld: in ba, Srut All %,enOmutn uuo bon bte>
lem mad alien Ibelen bs Spitems 9eihbrt mirb, 100 lie
in einioen rbsr allen Oteancn bes k6rpers &ranfbeItss
Spmptome eutpidet,. @irb bic llriabe nibt ~bcititist,
10 ntpi6el i'd bic Sprnptonte nit Der sen IN orsantz
iden &rantbe,ten aus. SD babe bas VEGETINE in
~erinb.ib trprobt, unb id Ialte c; iIr bic ~dnerbeire Tees
6iaiu inr GpsptpFa ooer Snoiseticn. az bertn Spmptcs
met and Der @laubc seb6;t. oaB man init timer seiabrs
Iidtn oradniiden Rrantbeit bsbaitct lei. Id bin in ben
Sidbten Soifslcwn, Wcare uno Gtuton In bisiem
Giaaie (I. 81 wobIb.tannt unb fanu nuwiDerItaltcae
Seweiie lur ode oicie Nngaben bcibrinsen. Sd bin nit
@eronuecn bereit, dQe Anira1en iiber imeint Rrantbeit
ober BIN @,brau9 bes VEGETlNE gu btantpsrten.
Grsebenit Der Sbrise, q. 3. Snrbtd.
&Meirt.
BaIIep Stream, Queens gouutp, 3. ]. q. .,
Ser s. x. SteuenG
!Sertber 9eTr! Gs uto@t mir 8ersnhsen, Sbnen
elm tltines E~crtiffot Iber bias BON Sbnen prdpdririe
VEGETINE gu idreiben. lleber pier;is Sabre lang
lit i'd an IpSpepiia; ntbr ais iefs Oiond,e mar ib
nit dronii9er Ttarrboe bebaitet unb bate fan Que
NRitlel urrjn1t. Sem Arbt permobte mir an beIfeR
unD Tag dalia erpariete i'd ben Lob. @nbIid iab i'd
Sbr VEGETINE ais cine &ur iIr TpspepFd empiu4z
len. Sd ptrlu9ts ts. iegte ben gebrant tort MnS bs
Fnbe mid Jest in bitter Sci nnb5 eit. ancn, bic NIT
bi.ier iAredIibeu Rrantbeit bebattet iinb, motte i'd
biei,s Diittel porn e%mpiebteu. oa5 5uslett elm uors
trenlit,r GIutreinteer lit.
Or. &. 9. forbes. fir
MrS. % III. d. TnrheR
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-11-19
PinegrOve Squibs.

Pinegrove Twp, Venango Co.,
Polled one greenback vote.
tPheasants are very plenty in this
section. Squirrels are very scarce.
Deer are about as plenty as usual
T. G, rating one deer to every 75 hun
ters.
Crops are all taken care of in this
section, n,-corn husked, taters dug, aud
saur-kraut made, as usual for the Ger
man element of Pinegrove.
There is quite an excitement among
the excitable over the finding of a.
stone which resembles a human arm
and part of the hand. Some aver that
it's a petrefed arm ofsome "big injun,"
while others think it is petrifed wood
the latter think is correct. It is
evidently part of limb or the trunk
of a fur Palm, of which numerous
specimens are found in this locality.
Sir Bruin put in an appearance in
the eastern part of the township, and
some think they have lost some sheep
since they heard of his appearance.
w. r. X.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-11-19
Business at the Recorders office.

Real Estate transfers for the week
ending Nov. 1S, 1879, as per deeds
recorded
Philip A. Allen to I.eander X. Lip.
pincott, 279 acres.S5 perches, in jerks
Twp. Consideration $500.
Henry j. Brooks, Executor, to j..
K. Palmer, 8 pieces of land in Howe
Twp. Consideration $3,79556.
M. B. Brown and wife to John
Myers, % acres in Harmony Twp.
Consideration $4,000
John w. Manross to Ira Copeland,
79 acres in Harmony Twp. Consider.
alton $500.
H. H. May and wife and A. B.
Kelly and wife to Matilda Robb, 5
acres in 1iouesta Twp. Consideration
500.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-11-19
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.

Member Of Compress HARRY WHITE.
ASsembly-N. p. WHEELER.
President Jatdgc--L. ID. WErMoRB.
Associate JUdgeS-Jos. q. DALE, Ed
WARD KERR.
TrcdSure,--WM. LAWRENCE.
Prothon0tdTy, Register C Recorder, &C.
,JUsTIs SuAwREY.
Ae,iG.-C. A. RANDALL.
COmDtisSiOners--IGL BERLIN, ISAAC
LONG, II. w. LEDEBUR.
County SUperiRteNdeat-H. s.. Brock
WAY.
District AU0rneU--S. d. IRWIN.
Jury COHlntiSSiO8erS-C. Fl. Church.
PETER YoUEGK.
County SurUey0r-T ID. COLLINS.
COrONey--W. @. CoBURN.
County 1Wdfors-NICHoLAs THoMP-
eoN, d. u. COPELAND, Il, G. LACY.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-11-19
y. I8. AGNEW,
ATTOR NEY Il I'll Il " +,
TIONESTA, PA.
ATrENTIoN snLnIERs!

have been admitted TO practice as an
Attorney i'm the Pension Office at Wash
ington, d. c. All officers, soldiers, or
sailors who were injured in the late war,
can obtain pensions to which they may be
entitled hv calling on or addressing me at
Tionesta, Pa. Also, claims for arrenrages
q. pay and bounty will receive prompt at
tuuliOn.
Havius Doeu over four years soldier in
the lptc war, and having for number of
years engagod in The prosecution of sol
diors' claims, my experience will assure
the collection OF claims i'm the shortest pos
sihle time. j. B. AGNEW.
4ltI
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-11-19
We learned last week ofthe deaf

We learned last week ofthe death
Of Mr.. VIM. Patterson Of Howe town
ship, which occurred on the 18th of
October, 1879. Mr.. Patterson settled
in Forest county, Chen Jeferson)
about 40 years ago, and was, therefore,
one of the earliest pioneers. He built
house of cherry timber, with a cherry
puncbeon floor, in which he lived until
his death, his nearest neighbor being
about four miles distant at the time of
his death. He was a soldier of 1872,
and was always very highly respected
by his acquaintance and neighbOrs.
He was the father-in-law of our old
friend and patron Thomas Porter. Mr..
Patterson was Sc years old when he
died, and during his life passed through
many scenes and incidents which
would make an interesting chapter
were they written up. Peace to his
ashes.
The heavy rains of last week were
boom to our lumbermen. All the
lumber at the gouth of the creek
nearly four million feet-was run to
market As the price has advanced
about three dollars on thousand the
lumbermen have cause to feel elated.
1t will be the means of setting several
thousand dollars afoat in this county
during the coming winter, and the
effects of the great business boom will
be felt here as well as in other locali.
ties. The hard times are at an end in
this country, and we have reason to
believe that no man who wants it need
be out Of work any length of time.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-11-19

UNCLAIMED LETTERs.-In Tionesta
Pa, Post Office, Wednesday, Nov. 10,
1879: Mrs. Mary A. Morgan, Charley
Hives, S. s. Truman 3, E. H. Will
Jams, Samuel ]. James A.
All not called for within four weeks
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
j. M. MCKAY, ?. M.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-11-19
Stewarts Run, Jottings.

OhSWdi 10 tlhtit NOAhibJSs
1t seems that this place has been
slighted for some time past by your
correspondents, but the fact is we still
exist. -
We hear of the great business boom
that is waving over the country, but it
does not wave over this section very
proudly, and we feel none of its bene-
fits as yet.
Suppose you have heard we have
had an election in Harmony; if SO,
you noticed that the great National
Greenback wave did not strike US
hard in this neck Of woods.
We were glad TO see that you
noticed the loss sustained by Mr..
Demun and family. Mr.. Demun is
one Of our most industrious citizens,
and his loss falls heavily upon him.
They had, by hard labor, furnished
their house both tastily and comforta.
bly,, and had plenty laid by for the
winter, but they are like Burns mouse
turned out without house or home.
But kind hearts were opened to them,
and they will soon be all living
together, ready to give hearty well
come to all their friends who sympa-
thized and aided them. We say that
aid given them is worthily bestowed.
The Wesleyans have services in their
church every four weeks, by Rev. Jas.
Spear. Services in the school house
once in two weeks by Rey. Martin !;
he is q new man for us.
Our school is presided over by Miss
Kerr who gives good satisfaction.
G. E. Landers teaches the Allender
school.
Rufe Copeland has fallen heir to
the old homestead, and we see he is
planting young orchard, and max.
ing some substantial improvements.
Artemus Handy is buying out the
other heirs and fixing up the old farm,
l guess, for peri lament home.
J.>J. Range has out quite a large
amount of wheat, which is looking
we'll.
Jno Thompson is improving slowly.
He is not as active as he was before
his sickness.
Some of our old neighbors that
moved to Kansas some years ago write
that this year they have had a most
splendid harvest and got good prices.
They feel quite elated over their sue
cess.
"Killin" time will soon be here. If
you want pork steak and "sassage"
come out this way, and you will be
treated to buckwheat cakes and sass
age till you can't rest.
Some of our boys thought they
would kill a few deer while the snow
lssted, just fol family use, but not a
deer did they get. They are scarce
on this side of the river.
Would it not be 4 benefit to the
farmers of FoIest county to organize
an Agricultural Society to meet and
compare experiments, and sometime
in the future hold Fair and see what
we can produce? Other counties have
such institutions; why not Forest?
What say you, farmers? :It can be
done; all wa want is this thing agita.
ted little to insure its success.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-11-19
Lawrence House,

INoNESTA, PENN'A. W.. LAW
l RENEE, PRopRturun. This house
is centrally located Everything new and
we'll furnished Superior RccommodG-
tions and strict attention given To guests.
Vegetables and Fruits OF all Kinds served
IN their season. Sample room for Conn
meiXial Agents.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-11-19


last Friday, we boarded one Of Mr..
JacksoR's RATS in the morning, and
worked (2) our way to that place,
arriving there about one o'clock. AT
the start the weather was fair, and
gave indications Of a pleasant days
rnn, but about nine o'clock a heavy
rain set in which drove us away from
tie oar on which we we're pulling with
Charlie Bonner, and we took tO the
shanty. Being only passenger we
concluded we had earned our dinner
and ride, and so didn't come out again,
until it had ceased raining, which was
not until the raft had nearly reached
the City, where it tied up for the
night.
While in the city we made several
new acquaintance, among which were
Mr.. j. M. Grosh, whom everybody rec.
ognizes as the popular ticket agent,
position he has filled for many years
with credit to himself and the best of
satisfaction to the company and the
travelling public.
That host of hosts w. II. Roth, of
the National Hotel, better known
"Bill" Roth, was another of our new
acquaintances. No one ever stopped
at his hotel and went away dissatis-
fed with the hospitalities or attention
shown them. He is a great lover Of
the rod and gun, as one can see at.
glance, while passing his place and
gazing at the numerous specimens OF
game so tastefully exhibited. When
in Oil City stop at the National, and
our word for it you will be we'll cared
for.
Having little business at Supt.
Wilson's office we called there and
found his clerk, Mr.. e. H. Witter at
our service, ready to accommodate and
answer all questions in most gentle
manly manner. While there we also
met Mr.. G. B. Evans, whose acquaint.
ances We made some time ago at the
pigeon roost on Little Tionesta. Mr.
Evans is a brother in. law of Supt.
Wilson, and his confidential clerk.
He is passiouately fond of cunning,
and promises to come up and take a
hunt on the first good tracking snow.
At Mayors establishment we met
Mr.. Ulrich, who takes delight in
showing visitors around, not forget
ting the "botiling works" underneath
the store. For fear some of our read
ers might not understand what the
.bottling works are, we will state that
that is where beer is taken from the
keg and put into patent bottles, of
which process we might give descrip-
ton but for lack of space and time.
Suffice it to say, it is done very rapid.
ly. Mr.. Ulrich informed us that they
managed to keep up to their orders
except wL1n the Derrick force lit down
on them, which frequently put them
several days behindhand.
1t is needless to say that Oil City
was blooming" for with oil at a dol
lar and rapidly advancing how could
it be otherwise. Every one you met
seemed to wear pleasant smile and
have an air of satisfaction about them
that betowkened their hearty appreci,
alton of the return OF good times. Oil
City has always been and will continue
to be the hub Of oildom.
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Go to G. w. Bovards for Mrs.
Freeman's New National Dyes. For
brightness and durability of color
they are unequaled. Color 2 to 6 lbs,
price 10 cents. 33-1y.
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BOROUGH OFFICERS.

BHrgeSs--N. S. FOREMAN.
Councitmen--J. S. Hood. r. Il. Mabie,
IL. @. Davis, l.. Agnew, NJ. Einstein,
J. A. Proper.
Justices Of the Pedce-J. r. Brennan,
ID. s. Knox.
COnStab{e-W. A. Hilands.
School Directors-J. Shawkey, n. w.
Clark, A. II. Partridge, G. A. Randall,
A. Il. Kelly, ]. T. Brennan.
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w. r. X.

The December number Of Bal
lou's Magazine is just issued, and
makes very handsome appearance iu
its new form, new type, rules, head
lines, and oGgravings. 1t is the best
number that was ever issued, with
heavy white paper, wider columns,
and all that goes to make up a first
class monthly. The patrons of the
magazine will be delighted, and those
who have not seen it for some time
should procure copy, and then SUBJ
scribe, or buy it regular at the news
depots. In the December number is
piece of music which is worth more
than the price of the magazine, and
will be great favorte with piano
forte players and vocalists. Published
by Thomes & Talbot, % Hawley St.,
Boston, Mass, at $3.50 per annum.
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To enumerate the miraculous
cures wrought by "Dr. Sellers Cough
Syrup" would fill volume. Its cures
are marvellous. Price % cents. For
sale by Bovard. "a 2t.
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CENTRAL HOUSE,

DoNNER & AGNEW BLOCK. L.
- AGNEw, Proprietor. This is new
noVse, and has just beon fitted up for the
acconmodation of the public. A portion
of the patronage Of the public Is solicited.
46-ly
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e. w. Hays,

A TTORNEY At LAW, and NOTARY
~ PURLIC, Reynolds Hukill a. Co.'s
Block, Seneca St, oil City, Pa. 39-ly
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Rev. A. 0. Stone will preach in
the ME-. Church next Sunday eve
ming.
M. e. Sunday School at 10 o'clock
a. M, and Presbyterian Sunday School
at 3 o'clock p. m.
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THE GUN BUSINESS

T AM NICELY LOCATED at my old
l. stand and | am prepared TO attend to
all my friends, and the public generally,
who need
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