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Dutch Hill Notes.
Dutch HILL, Feb. 20, 1879.

DUTCH HILL, Feb. 20, 1879.
ED. REPUBLICAN: -
We, as commu-
nifty, are snjoying good health, aAd
when we have that We consider our
selves as we'll off as if we were mill
ionaires.
Our school is fast drawing to a
close, and our teacher will soon leave
us, and go to his home. where he con-
emplates reviewing his studies, and, as
he has been elected justice of the
peace, he will spend some of his time
at the study Of law.
Our election passed off nicely, and
the result as near as we can learn, is
as follows: Judge of election, G. S.
Hindman Inspectors of election, John
Osgood, j. Halliday; Treasurer, VIM.
A.. Dusenbury; Road CON-, S. j.
Setley; School Directors, H. A. Zusn.
del, A. B. Root; Constable, Collector
and Assessor, Peter Lowell Assistant t
Assessors, G. w. Dean, j. Beck Town
Clerk, w. Whitehill Auditor, j.
Beck. There was no opposition ex-
cept for Constable, so it was not very
lively.
We now have Post Office on our
Hill-W. B. Heath, P NJ, and Ern-
est Zuendel, Deputy. We think under
the management of these gentlemen
our new Office will be success.
Several of our citizens we're in to
visit our school to-day, ard we're we'll
entertained by the teacher, Mr.. r. z.
Gillespie, and his pupils. They de.
parted apparently well satisfied with
their children's progress.
Yours, CoMsTocK.
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An extract from an interesting
letter from a gentleman we'll known
here. 1t will be read with interest:
Mission House, ONGoLI,
HINDoosTAND, Aug. q, IA
To Z. K. Thompson, Wholesale Drug.
gist, TitusviIie, Pa., U. S. A.;
The medicines you 50 kindly gave
me, to'wit; E. X. ThompsOn's Sweet
Worm Powder, and Dandelion and
Mandrake Pills, l have used and find
them very valuable. Just the uedi-
cines we need here. 1t is but simple
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Notice to Subscribers.

Having disposed of my business
here, and being about to leave the
place, 1 earnestly request those know.
ing themselves indebted to me, either
on subscription or book account, to
call and settle their accounts, either
in cash or by notes. Each subscriber
can ascertain for himself the -awount
due us, by consulting the labef'6n his
paper. l can be found for two or
three weeks during business hours in
the REPUBLICAN office.
W.'R. Dunn.
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~ =. LATHY. J. Ii. AGNEw.
LATIIY 81 -AGNEW.
a TTORNEYS AT Law,
TIONESTA, PA.
ATTENTION SOLDIERS!

have been admitted to practice as an
&tkorncy in the Pension Office at WASH
'hxton, ID. G. All officers, soldiers, or
N4ilora who were injured in the late war,
tan obtain pensions to which they may be
untitled, by calling on or addressing me at
Tionesta, Pa. Also, claims for arrearages
"a pay and bounty will receive prompt at
selti0n.
Ifaving been over four years soldier in
'he late war, and having for a number OF
oars engaged in the prosecution OF SOL
A1trB efaims, my experience will assure
HE collection Of claims in the shortest pos
'&Ible time. j. B. AGNEW.
"
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statement Of fact, when I say that
the powder, !. e., DR.. Thompsons
Sweet Worm Powder, has saved, hu.
manly speaking, several lives, one Of
which was that Of valuable native
preacher.
Prepared by E. K. Thompson, Ii
tusville, Pa. Price % cts. per bottle.
Sold by G. w. Bovard, 1ionesta,
Pa. AZ 2t
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sr couNTY orFIcERs.

NMttf Of Congress- - larry WHITE.
4teniblp--N. p. WHEELER.
sf18Iit JatdQc--L. ID. WETMoRR.
Jltd0es--Jos. G. DALE, ED
Na.
r- WMs LAWRENCE.
af0sy, Register d Recorder, &C.
4hWKEY.
q. A. RANDALL.
1iOnerS--ELI BERLIN, ISAAC
w. LEDEBUR.
,tpertntendent-H s. BROCK
Iofncv--S. d. IRWIN.
ssioners-C. II. Church.
1HHK.
D2gog--T. d. COLLINS.
~. CoBURN.
dit0Ts-NICHoLAs THoHP-
opELAND, F. G. LACY.
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No. Ill FULTON STREET, NEW YORK.
Post Office Box 1882.
Terms, Four Dollars A Year, Strictly In
Advance.
ADYERTISING RATEs.

Inside pages, nOnparell type, 25 cents
per line outside page, 40 cents. Special
rates for three, six and twelve months.
Notices in editorial columns, so cents per
line-eight words TO the line, and twelve
lines to one inch.
Advertisements should be sent in by
Saturday OF each week, if possible.
All transient advertisements should be
accompanied with the money or they will
not be inserted.
No advertisements or business notice of
an immoral charactoT will be received ON
any terms.
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Lawrerfra House,

Il RENEE, PRoPRIRToR, This house
~ centrally located Everything new and
Noll furnished Superior accommoda-
tions and strict attention given to guests.
Vegetables and Fruits of all kinds served
81 their season. Sample room for Com
t1erciRl Agents.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.


ming.
M. E. Sunday School at 10 o'clock
a. m, and Presbyterian Sunday School
at 8 o'clock p. m.
To-day is the beginning of the
Lentsn season.
Self Raising Pan Cake Flour at
Robinson & Bonner. Try it. 3t.
We think it safe now to predict
that the river will not freeze up again
this winter.
Straight Greenbackers who were
elected lass Tuesday are hard 30 find
--BroOkvile Graphic.
The immense amount Of snow in
York State has blocked the roads, and
trains are again very Irregular.
Franklin, Meadville, Oil City,
Titusville and Erie all elected Repub-
licAn mayors, at the late elections.
Hon. N. P. Wheeler has our
thanks for a copy Of the Report Of the
Board of Public Charities tor the year
1873.
The local elections in Luzerne
and Lackawanna counties are not very
encouraging to the third party men,
Wilkes barre Times.
The protracted meetings at the
NJ. Z. Church. are still going on, but
we are sorry to report no new converts
as yet.
John Swailes, at the barber shop
keeps fine selection of the best liter.
ary papers published. They are al.
ways fresh. Give John call.
Frank thinks it's all wrong for
the boys to call him "Pap Mabie," p"
Just because he was elected a member
of the borough council last week.
Out of about 400 votes polled in
Brookville boro, the greenbackers av-
eraged about 30. Aud yet people will
stand right up and say greenbackism
is playing out"
Another paper has recently been
started in Meadville. We believe this
makes six altogether. 1t strikes us
that this is crowding 'em in pretty
thick.
We're getting so much snow that
the s'eighing is getting poor. Or, to
make a clean thing of it, the sieighing
is getting SO COED that it is getting
worse every day.
"A child of Mr.. Christopher Zuen-
del, of Ross Run, was buried in the
cemetery Of the NJ. E. Church on
Dutch Hill, last Monday. The cause
of its death we could not learn.
-FranklIR has a female stenogra-
pher, who reports the proceedings OF
the courts. She receives many COM
pliments for her prompt and cOrreSi
manner of performing her duties.
Our subscribers will please give
us credit for about fourteen columns
of extra reading matter this week, IA
the shape of a Supplement" which
will be found enclosed in to,day's
paper.
Mr.. T. L. Ray, one Of the publish
ers of the Clarion JacksOnidn, and :
Mr.. Work, one Of the typos, called
upon us on Saturday morning, The
paper has lately been changed to :
folio.
This is Court Week here, and oui
town presents a some what livelier ap
pearancc than usual; the hotels ar,
busy and several of our friends were
up and did themselves proud, a dollal
and half's worth.
Uncle John Peterson's many
Democratic friends will be sorry tc
learn that he was defeated for Justic,
of the Peace, at Trunkeyville, at tb'
late election. If Uncle John can't fiji
a Justices chair chuck full, there isn't
q man in Forest county who can.
The Tenth Regiment, Pennsylva
MIA Reserves, will hold a reunion a
Somerset the Goth ofJune. A numbe
of members of this regiment live il
Forest county, who, may wish to at
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n MORNING, FEB. 20, 1879
pRoUcH OFFICERS.

wv. r.. DUNN.
t1las A. B. Kelly, g. w. Bovard,
ef w. r.. Reck, VIM. Richards,
4aNn.
a ne Peace--C. A. Randall, ].
HHu
H 9waggart
clors--H. II. May, II. o. Da-
Clark, w. r. Dunn, A. B. Kel-
nnons
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CENTRAL HOUSE,

BONNER & AGNEW BLOCK. L.
ID AaNRw, Proprietor. This is new
Mouse, and has just been fitted up for the
Recommendation OF the public. A portion
pf tho patronage of the public is solicited.
4d-lY
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TIONESTA HOUSE.

.CN e. MoCRAY, Lessee. Situated at the
NJ. mouth of Tionesta Creek. Tionesta,
Pa. This house has been thoroughly re-
ittcd and refurnished, and portion of the
public patronage is respectfully solicited.
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-Baldwin's Railway Guide and
Buffalo Business Index for February
has reached us, and is brim full of the
most useful information. 1t has be.
come an indispensable article to trav-
elers in and around the ell regions. 1t
gives correct time tables of all the
roads leading in and through the oil
regions, and altogether gives fund of
information worth FIVE times the price
asked for it. Published by ". S.
Baldwin, Buffalo, N. Y.
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That beautiful and instructive
child's magazine, "The Nursery" for
March, is at hand. 1t is, as usual,
profusely illustrated with the hand
soonest engravings and contains many
very pretty stories for the children.
Published by John L. Shorey, Sc
Bromfeld ST., Boston, at $1.50 per
year, postpaid.
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F. w. Hays,

Al rTORNEY AT LAW, and EoRARY
~ PUh Lie, Reynolds Hukill, & Co.'s
Rlook eneca ST., Oil City, Pa. So-ly
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TO IKVENTCRS AND MECHANICS.

PATENTS and how to obtain them.
Pamphlet of 60 pages free, upon receipt OF
Stamps for Postage. Address,
GILMORE, SMITH Il Co.,
Solicitors of Patents, Box 81, -
II Washington, De.
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For homemade Yarns and Elan.
nels 90 10 Robinson d Bonner's. D
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10 ~" WAth = OWSlh ~ S0OlO1 bOOb obN
shoe dealers, of New York, a business
with which be is perfectly familiar
The last time We saw Geo. was about
three years ago, and, feeling musically |
inclined, he persuaded the boys to
assist him in singing that soul.s,irring
old gospel hymn, "The Sweet Bye and
Bye" This time he left with us
substitute, which may be sung with
the same air. Following is the first
verse and chorus:
There's spot that the soldiers all love
Tho mess tents the place that we mean,
And the "dish'' that we like to see there
Is the old fashioned white army bean.
Chorus
'Tis the bean that we mean,
And Wen eat as we ne'er ate before
The army bean, nice and clean
Wen stick to our beans evermore.
Refrain.-
Beans for breakfast,
Beans for dinner,
Beans for supper
Beans beans !! beans ~
The National says that "every
man elected in Hickory township is a
greenbacker except one." Yes, that
is probably 50, bat aoho elected them ?
Now we happen to know nearly as
much about this matter as the editor
of the National. The way it happened
was this: The greenbackers met and
nominated full ticket; and then the
citizens nominated ticket without
regard to politics, and elected every
man. If the National claims this as
victory for the greenbackers, it cer'
tainly has very queer ideas as to what
constitutes victory. Besides all this,
it was not party strife on a part of
the citizens.
Especial attention is called to the
advertise ment of Mr.. d. w. Clark,
Real Estate Agent, in to.day's paper.
AS will be seen he has q number of
tracts of land for sale, not only in this
but other counties, and will have more
from time to time Mr.. Clark KS thorough
acquaintance with the lay of ground
in and about Forest county, peculiarly
/ fits him for the business in which be
has embarked, and any one wishing a
fsrm, or any information relating
thereto, will do well to consult Mr..
Clark.
Rev. Elliot announced last Sun
day that a committee consisting OF
Rev. d. T. Carnachan and Mrs Dr.
Nc Cullough, would attend a meeting
at the Presbyterian Church on Friday
evening of next week, for the purpose
of organizing ladies' Missionary So
ciety in Tionesta. On that evening
Rev. Elliot will conduct preparatory
services, and tho communion of the
Lords Supper will be celebrated the
ensuing Sabbath.
We had a pleasant call from MIR.
Henry Wilkins of Fagundas, who has
had the misfortune to be drafted on
the jury this week. Mr., wilkins in
forms us Of the departure Of DIR. N. G.
Moore from Fagundas to his former
home in Cleveland Ohio. The Doctor
made many friends in the temperance
cause, in which he was a great worker,
while in this section, who will regret
to hear of his departure.
The dance at the Lawrence House
although a financial failure, was a
grand social success. The supper was
excellent and abundant, and received
the praise of all, and we are sorry there
weren't more out to enjoy the many
good things which were left. The
dance was kept up until late-or
rather au early hour, and all departed
highly pleased with their evening
enjoyment.
One dollar an fifty cents is the
subscription price Of the REPUBHcAN.
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.. II. BLAINE, M. D..
PA.

TIONESTA, PA.
OFFICE Hours - to A. NJ, to 8 p.
Wednesdays and Saturdays from ii
!. N. to p. NJ.
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School Reports.

Report Of Borough School No. L.,
for the month ending Feby. 18th,
1879: No enrolled, Males "a, Females
So; Average daily attendance, Males
18, Females %; No. of visits by Di-
rectors 81 No. of visits by citizens and
others 16. Names of pupils who were
neither absent nor tardy: Charley
Adams, Emma Sawyer, Emma Davis,
theodore Adams.
j. w. WALKER, Teacher.
Room No. 2, Report for month
ending February Is: No of Boys en-.
rolled, %, No of Girls 30; Average
attendance, Boys, 20, Girls 20; Names
of those neither absent nor tardy !:
May Agnew, Artie Robinson, BERTHE
Davis, Harte Lawrence, Willie Saul,
Vernie Agnew, C~rbet Agnew.
MRS. E. NJ. WooD, Teacher.
Report of Flemip Till School,
for the month endine Ary 18th,
1879: Number Of pupits' led 27 i:
Average attendance Is. The 4olIow-
ing are the names of those who de.
serve special mention for good con.
duct, prompt and regular attendance,
aud progress in their studies during
the month: Zadie Manross, Maggie
Toy, Bertha Sutley, Frank Sutley,
Eta Fleming, BERTHE Sutley, Henry
Toy, Bennie Toy, Della Vogus, James
Ralston.
ANNA MAcHEsNEY, Teacher.
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L. L. DaYiE,

l.. L. Davis,
froRNEY AT LAW, Tionesta, Pa.
+ Collections made in this and adjoin-
ii counties. 4e-ly
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slmEss DIRECTORY.
TIONEsTA LODGE
I. w. Walker,

Il TrORNEY At LAW, Tionesta, Pa.
~ Onice at the Rural House. Will at
NH 81 business in the evenings and on
|lave. 27tf
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'CIONEsTA MARKETS..

CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY,
By Robinson & Bonner, Dealers in
General Merchandise.
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FOREST AND STREAM
AND
r o o a N . C U N.
A WEEKLY JOURNAL,

Devoted to Field and Aquatic Sports,
Practical Natural History, Fish Culture,
the Protection of Game, Preservation of
Forests, and the Incubation i'm Men and
Women Of Healthy Interest in Out
Door Recreation and Study;
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FOREST AND STREAM PUBLISHING co.,
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(gortfebuns folst.)
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Cigentbanier bon Gins
inoil1' 9iper Rteiln=
tor" Mnerfeunnn8su
aus alien 9beilen hes
2aHoes bon 9erioneri
pon gr3iebura um6 boz
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Set atlen 9rpmgtiten 1tno Vancvs
OopoStGMolcrn 3tt baben.
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geine NIT fltnf 8lutbeu1en lit, 10 pab id
ntdt auf ben SUP treten tonnte. Sd
5o8erte ntht, oaS ct. SatobS Sel 3u ae,
brauden, uno fam nur nit gewunbe.
rnn9 iaeen, oas au1 rddifen Worsen alle
@sfdmullt rcrlhmunoen mar uno i'd,
wieoer tm 5tance bin, meinen @eldaften
nah5useben. Weineu perbinplihen Daut
fiir oieies potltbitige Wtittel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-03-12

= Sn Qultin bat iih eine Jrau Sbllou
erban9t. Mrmutb uab gsrswsiIung ma.
ren Die uriaden ;ur Gbat.
5iinf,ebn Msilen pbsrbal6 gari,p
baben a@t Snoianer ben 9iic @ranbe
iiberfaritten nno fine An3abl pferoe aee
itubien. sluf einem anperen @treif,use
tpbttfn lfs einen Sdafbirten. 5ruppen
baben fih 3u itrer gerfolsuns aufsemaAt.
- alS Delesaten sur &pnsre6 Gpnz
Dention fir @illespie. County mnsben in
Srieoria8burs bic 5erren gB. gBabr=
numb, s. @allan, S. p. ;. Studen, g..
Ber9maan, 6. gfimis unb 8. 8a6e er=
mIhlt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-03-12

= Die UaBe marm. ben Supf talt-
(uno mir mSdten binsufioen, elm Yidaen
BON Or. Ausuit &Snis's $ NJ.
urser 8ruiftbee i'm Sauie) =
uno Du wirit bunoert SABRE alt" glltes
Spri9nort.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-03-12

8ru d banoer 8ruAbanber
Sru d b III ber bon Ser1dieoenen @or.
uaO wsrs'n fs.s senau ansepabt, Bel
s. RalteYer & Sotn,
9loreleite be5 Militarp. plata.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-03-12

- 5err George g. griit, Yaleaine,
3d., madt uns fcIsenoe Uittteiluns.
SD erbielt baS beaeate ct. Safots Sel
i'm gette, oa id an einem oeIdmpQenen
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-28
Z y , ..Tno,npson Brown,
i. &sk2sfaie Agent and Auctioncer,
! = S.ESsIlI13 Main street.

:;f6SixfssfoNER's SALE OF BRICK CT
Sssissas ks AS GgSaassaaE HioDsE. on ORE;
virtue OF decree OF Klchihona l
sgSn5drF 61s9 eniercd April 10. 1879. in the SUIT
saya.d owesHSexpaey. the undersiGned. special
scSaam3s .ioner rs f0inred therein, WIZ sell on inc
III p1iscs, ON MONDAY, April 81 1879, IN the ioi-
331dng order:
BE-. AT 4:30 O'CLOCK T. NJ.
1fie BRICK STORE and DWELLING above; NO.
100 Church street, hetw: ell Maiden lane ann homS
street, The house Is substantially bllilt ana WIN
dwelling. rooms above store. The iot IRONS aooa n
80 feel, and runs back between parallel Lnes oo
Also. FRAME HOUSE No. 524. adjoining G,,t the
above ON the south and fronting on said street aDoul
. q feel. and Is 18th same depth rs above. -,
Also, BRICK HOUSE No. 526, adjoining INC
above on the south; fronting on said street ABOUT ~
feet. with dcrth of 80 feet. more or less.
I'm rcdfatc.y after the above salcs-say
6 O'CLOCK z. NJ
BRICK TENEMENT HOUSE No. Gil Howard Ter
Firsi) street. near Rowe street. containing ihTcc
rooms The lot fronts OH said street 10 iect, Win
drpIh of 100 feet. III ire or less.
FERNS OF SALE: Onc-fourth cash: ba'ancc IN
four eight. and Twelve months. interest ADDED, anu
title retained ill all The purchase money is pala anu
conveyance ordered by the Court.
JAMES IT. DOOLET.
Special Commissioner.
]. THOMPSON BROWN. huctonccr. aD 20