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wHrrE- WASHING FEvER-Is raging
here as an epidemic.
A SUNDAY ScHooI.-Was organized last
Sabbath at the Baptist Church.
RAIs.-A refreshing shower on Monday
gladdened the hearts Of many, especially
the farmers.
TARRAEr CoLLE0E.-We attended the
exercises at the CHRISTIAN Church on Tues
day evening. Everything passed oil SPLEEN
didly and the scholars all acquitted them
selves very cnditably.
Pooh Snow FoR wHEAT. There is in
the vicinity of Preaehenyille a field Of
wheat only foot high, which has begun
to head. The farmers in that locality fear
that the wheat crop will be slim.
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Why Nor9-why can't Crab Orchard
have q street sprinkler II our city faith
era won't have the sidewalks repsired, We
think they might At least get rprinkler
and settle the dust 20 people can walk
down the street.
PgnsoNAL-M Miss Katie shivels, II this
county, a fascinating little blonde. was
guest q the Misses Doores on Sunday.
Mrs. Dr. Doorca Is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. p. y. Parish, near Lancaster. Mr. II.
y. Farria' smiling face is again seen ON our
streets.
BuRoIARy.--A few nights ago burglar
entered Mr.. Andrew Egbcrt's drug store
and helped himself out Of the money draw
er. AZ he entered the door Il Is supposed
that he has keys by which he effected his
entrance. a. the door was found secure the
next morning.
Co-PARTSERsnIr.- DR.. Burton, Of Illus
tonville, a handsome and intelligent young
gentleman, has formed a co-parinership
with DR.. Carpenter, Of this place. We
welcome DR.. Burton TO old Crab, and hope
he will meet with success and prosperity
during his stay among rs.
Nor A FIGHTINo PLAcE.-We have no
fights to chronicle this week, except a "dog
fight" We mention this because people
do not appreciate Crab Orchard news I'M
less there Is something every week about .
fight We will only add that although G.
o. has the name Of being great fighting
place, we have lived here some three or
four months and have never had the pleas
ure Of witnessing one yet.
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LINCOLN COUNTY.
EngIeman's MIH.

CoRN-Is selling at 81 per bushel in this
vicinity.
PEPoSAL-Mrs. G.. II. McCauley, Of
this place, is visiting her mother, in Mer-
Ger county, this week. Mr.. John GoOch
is operating a shingle machine on the farm
Of Nh. Green Bright.
WEDDING, SooN.-A certain little dam
sci Of this village has been quite busy for
several days, plying her tiny hands on
some very handsome dress goods. Look
out for a wedding soon
HAS SHE2-There is certain young
gentleman in this vicinity that is very
anxious to know whether the young lady
who was visiting in this neighborhood re-
Gently has found her earring yet
CASDIDATEs FOR THE JAIL.-The peace
and quietude Of our village was disturbed
last Saturday night by three "young
bloods," OF color, keeping up hideous
yelling and firing Of pistols. The noxt
time they Pmuse themselves in that way
somebody will engage boarding at Tom
Newland's for them.
ASK SAM l-One of our neighbors, think
ing that he heard something after his
chickens the other day, grabbed his gun
and ran out, but could see no crow, hawk
OF any thing Of the kind. lie concluded
that il must have been mink; 80 he look
ed under large rock and there saw, as
he thought, the eyes Of a mink shining.
lie exclaimed-"Ohl yes, old fellow I'll
stop you from catching chickens (" and he
pol ed the mu1zle Of his gun under the
rock and fired. When the smoke had dis
appeared he yelled ont, "Oh, Pye got him.
and pulled the mink" from under the
rock-but, to his great surprise, il was a
large size bull-frog. II there are any who
don't believe this, let them ask Sam Bruce.
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Mrs Anon nosrg lsn Yesterday to visit
iIicnds 10 Oarafd
No. AsD Mas. r. D. naucr md Master fapsley,
Of Lebanon, ere visiting relaiisea IN THIS county.
rnr hnh session of Central University, Rich
moud, closed wednesday. The graduating class
numbered ~, ofwhom were Joseph ~ Paxton, VIII
Olvcus ana r. p. NM Jr., Of Lincoln. A very
large crowd witnessed the closing exercises and our
boys are aaid 10 have acquitted themselves nohiy.
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Gran ORCHARD SrRISas.-The prospect
for a most prosperous season at this charm
ing resort was never better than At present,
and Maj. Shelby and Mr.. Tevis are sparing
no expense or trouble TO make the place
even more attractive than ever. Il de
serves liberal patronage, and We hope that
every nook will he filled with visitors this
wear
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ALMOST FATAL.-Two children came
near climbing the golden stair here this
week. st. Clair, little son Of Seph
Campbell, swallowed little Corrosive
Sublimate, but Il was vomited FROM him
before any damage was done, and J. W.
Wallace's little Johnnie, fell into a pond Of
water and was discovered just as respira-
ton was ceasing. After some hard work
he began to breathe, aud in short time
was up again.
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CouNrY CouRT.--The terms of the
Magistrates who were elected last August,
will commence next Monday. and as the
Court Of Levy will be held then, Il Is i'm
portant tina, they should be promptly on
hand to take the oath OF Office. With but
three or four exceptions, we believe, the
present incumbents were reelected.
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WHES you come 10 town next Monday
call on J. u. Dennis and examine his stock
Of iiarouchcs, Buggies, etc, and bring IN
that old job and let him overhaul Il. lie
has No. I painter employed
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FoRD ". DENSY.-Timothy Ford, who
is serving out a sentence in the Garrard
work-house for sending a challenge to
Eight duel, shows Commonwealth At
torney Denny up in a bad light in salur-
days C6tuier-JournaL Il is Dennys time
to send a challenge now. Bring out that
white-handled pistol.
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ASSuLLrp.- Mrs. Maria O. Blair, (for.
merly Mrs. Gen. 0ranger1 who brought
suit IN New York, to have her marriage
with Capt Thomas Blair, annuiled, on &C.
count Of HE bigamy, had the case decided
in hei favor on the 9Th.
srnL IS.-George Saunders has no,
succeeded In getting his rich relatives 10
come 10 his assistance yet, aud we under.
stand that the move is now to get Judge
Owaley to reduce the amount Of hail Its
not likely to succeed, however.
A RuIcr OF rHE STONE AoE.-While
blowing on Sugar Loaf Mountain this
week. Mr. Montgomery Raines found q
stone axe weighing n pounds. Il IL on
exhibition at Owsley a Higgins, and i
the most perfect thing Of the hind ever
found In this region.
CouNrY CouRr.--The terms Of the
Magistrates who were elected last August,
will commence next Monday. and as the
Court Of Levy will be held then, Il Is i'm.
portant that they should be promptly on
hand TO take the oath Of Office. With but
'"''e ., 'o", .. .' We "e,'e''' wv
p''''"' '''''"''''''s ~ ''-e'''''"'
CRAB ORCHARD SPRINGS. The prospect
for a most prosperous season at this charm.
ing resort was never better than at present
and Mai. Shelby and Mr.. Teyis are sparing
no expense or trouble 10 make the place
even more attractive than ever. II de.
serves liberal patronage. and We hone that
every nook will he filled with visitor. this
wear.
AtNosr FArAt-Two children came
near climbing the golden stair here this
well 81 Clair. a little son Of SEMI
Campbell swallowed n lille Corrosive
Sublima,e. hat Il VA. vomited from him
before any damage was done. and ]. w.
Wallace. little Johnnie. fell into a pond Of
wafer and was discovered inst a. respira.
tion va. oeasine. Amer some hard work
he began TO breathe. and in a short time
was IN again.
,r-----.-.- g. ~,
- - @a,', -. .4'' :. -
TO Stanford, desires 10 announce TO patrons
aud parties interested. that he is an appli-
cant for the position Of teacher Of our dis
trict school during next term. Mr.. ID. has
been examined, and holds frst-clsss, and
Grst-grade certificate from our county
board Of Examiners. lie is an experience
ed teacher, aud has the reputation Of being
a fine disciPlinar.an and thorough in
siructor.
To THE PrntIc-In order 10 make n
li,tle money no n long wavs one must he
very careful In what il to be purchased.
o,,Ii,v ana mice mus, both he coDs;der.d
II the farmer be good. and the latter low
then indeed. will little money do A great
deal Of good. We were forcibly inspired
with this fact recently, while on a pur-
chasing visit to Hayden Brothers. For a
comparatively small sum we get lot Of
goods which. few wears ago. would have
CO., M o,i,s dopbls the .mopn, Go
=, 49,
UNIV "'" you WI" nnu 'iis u ""e'
49,. -. - -.
n Ata1aNA AfANA'ANNs " HAAhNh-
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A RnIcr on rHE SroSE AoE.-while
blowing on Sugar Loaf Mountain this
week. Mr. Montgomery Raines found a
stone axe weighing n pounds. Il il on
exhibition at Owsley n Higgins, and l.
the most perfect thing Of the hind ever
found In this region.
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CASCADE IL THE ALrs.-Miss Mary
Owsley, daughter Of Hon. John Sam Ows-
ley, and pupil Of Stanford Female Col.
lege, has just completed large oil paint
ing Of Cascade in the Alps, which for
beauty Of design and and superiority Of
execution, Is worthy Of an artist Of repula-
ton and renown. For girl Of fifteen, II
il simply wonderful, and Is a credit alike
to herself aud TO her teacher.
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AoQunrrp.-A. NJ. Egber,, Of Crab Or.
ohard, was tried before Judge Brown this
week on a peace warrant sworn out by W.
$ Myers, but His Honor did not deem the
evidence sufficient to require bond, so he
was released.
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AS EXPERIENCED TEAcHER.-Mr. S. j,
Davis, Of Christian county, now on a visit
to Stanford, desires to announce to patrons
aud parties interested. that he is an appli-
cant for the position Of teacher Of our dis
triot school during next term. Mr.. ID. has
been examined, and holds hrst-clsss, and
Grst-grade certificate from our county
board Of Examiners. lie is an experience
ed teacher, aud has the reputation Of being
fine disciplinar.an and thorough in
structor.
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IOCtI MaTTERs.

GERMAN MuIEr sEFp At Wcacn n
Evans
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MAKING MoRE Roou-M e-ss. J. u.
Warren n Son are enlargihg their store
room by taking out a partition, and Col.
T. w. Miller l. changing the frame Office
-, I.,...t.r sfr.ct An a sfore. houae
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ASNuLLEp. Mrs. Maria @. Blair, (for.
merly Mrs Gen. Gpngerl who brought
suit IN New York, to have her marriage
with Capt. Thomas Blair, annulled, on &C.
count Of his bigamy, had the case decided
In her favor on the 9th.
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SYMPTOMS or A
LIVER.
TUFTS PILLS

are especially adapted TO such
cases, a single dose offects
such a change OF feeling as TO
aafnnlah the atIffaFaF
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To THE PuBLIc.-ln order to make 4
little money 20 a long ways, one must b,
very careful in what is to be purchased
Quality and price must both be considered.
II the former be good, and the latter low
then indeed, will little money do a greaI
deal Of good. We were forcibly inspired
with this fact recently, while on a pur
chasing visit to Hayden Brothers. For
comparatively small sum we get lot Of
goods which, few years ago, would have
cost Us quite double the amount. Go
there and you will find this Is true.
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CoUSrY CoURr.--Thiscourt will be held
next Monday and We look fora large crowd.
In all sincerity, we here advise all who may
be in want Of cheap, durable and stylish
Spring or Summer goods to be sure to give
our friends, the Hayden Bro's, a call.
Their stock Is nov fresh and full, and you
can call for nothing you need that they
will not have, and offer to you at prices
that will tempt purchaser to buy.
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GAvE BAn.-Brad Henson, who has
been confined in Jail here for two months,
paid 81 the various fines against him, Sat
uriay. gave bail in the malicious wound.
ing case. and stepped forth into the fresh
air again.
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LANCASTER VIsTroR.-Prof X. w. Lil-
lard has purchased Mr.. vaughan's interest
in the Lancaster Visitor. Fortunate man,
to get info the charmed circle in time To at
tend the Convention At Bowling Green.
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Sulky Hay Rakes.

Now in use, Call and examine our
Machines and Rakss
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TUFTS PILLS
TUFTS PILLS.

Their hrsi effect Il 10 IHersase the Apostle,
and cause the body 10 Take on fieah, thus The
tIon on the Digestive Organs, Regular
Hfoala are produced.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


II you can not trade with g. A. Benedict TO hor
you Well, IL Is your own fault See him; II vii
cost you nothing 10 talk with him. s56tf
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ATIc 81 VAN GIESEN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Nrset. TIONESTA, PA.
+ =. LATwY. 3. AeNEw.
LATEIY Sc AGNEw.
/ xTQRNEYS At LAW,
TIONESTA. PA.
ATTENTION SOLDIERS,

have been admitted to practice rs an
Attorney in the Pension Ofiicc at WASH
hgton, u. G.. All officers, soldiers, or
Hailors who were injured in the late war,
Atan obtain pensions to which they may be
'<ntltIed, hy calling on or addressing mo at
n IlonestS, Pa. Also, claims for arrearagos
M pay and bounty will receive prompt at
#&isiiOn.
Having boen over four years soldier In
the lnte war, and having for q number OF
3ears engaged In the prosecution of sol-
Hs4rs' claims, my experience will assure
4h4 collection Of claims In the shortest pos
&IbIo time. j. B. AGNEW.
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FIRE.

On Saturday about noon, as Mr.
Chas. Hill was on his way home from
town, he discovered considerable smoke
issuing from place where A. Mong's
house stood. Urging his team, he was
soon in sight, aud was very much sur.
prised to find that the house was nearly
burned to the ground. He went down
to the place, but was to late to render
any assistance in the way of saving
goods. On his Way to town a couple
of hours previous, he saw nothing
wrong about the premises, and there
were no signs of fire, The house is
situated about three miles up tho river,
on this side, and at the time of the
fire there was no one at home except
Mr.. Mongs son, boy about IA years
old, Mrs. Mong and her sister having
left a short time before, and were on
their way to town. The boy succeed.
ed in saving nothing but a bureau
and a few bed-clothes. 1t is thought
the fire originated from a defective
huc.
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NElLLToWN.
NEILLTowN, Pa, Mar. 3, 70.

ED. REPUBLICAN:-
On last Friday eve.
ming our usually quiet little town pre-
sented a degree Of activity such as is sci.
dom seen here. 1t was the evening Of
the regular meeting of our Debating
Society, and as the sleighing was good
visitors came in from all sections.
Scarcely had the sun gone below the
horizon when a couple sleds contain
ing members Of both sexes of our sis.
ter society at Stewards Run drove into
town with flying streamers, and stop
ped at Maj. Woodcock's Hotel, of
which the Major is the efficient and
popular landlord.
An hour or so later the trietty tink-
ling of bells was heard, and your cor
respondent, on going to the door was
agreeably surprised at seeing two sled
loads of young folks from Tionesta.
Properly speaking they were not sled
loads, for there were only two couples
besides the driver in each sled, whereas
either sled would have. held all with
every nee essary comfort. Perhaps
they had their reasons for coming so.
But most surprising of alto ME, was
the manner in which they drove into
town. The first load evidently con.
tanned the pious, for they sat erect and
sufficiently far apart to permit the
cold wind to sweep uninterrupted be-
meath the robes; and, moreover, were
proppod up by means of hemlock bark
and cuttings of stave bolts, which they
undoubtedly slipped into their sled
from the numerous piles on the road.
The other - l almost refrain from maxi
ing mention-but as just correspon-
dent "truth' shall be my motto: By
the glimmer of the moon l could see
the robes neatly spread out and was
aUOut W doh lliO uIINcI huCI0 Hc Hdu
left his load, when smothered voice
asked: "Wherc are We Dow?" "Neill-
town." cried the driver, There was
slight shaking Of robes and four hith.
erto concealed persons arose and as
second one remarked, "Now where are
we?' passed quickly into the hotel.
At the proper time all repaired to
the school house where the discussion
was to take place. The meeting was
called to order by Prof j. Z. Hillard.
Mr.. Bowman vas elected President
pro tenn, when, after the appointing of
three judges, the following question
was read: "ResoLUed, that the warrior
is more benefit to his country than the
statesman" Considerable prelimina-
ry discussion then took place between
the debaters who had been previously
chosen, as to whether tho question
should b0 debated in its broadest sense
or should have a definite limit that
is whether or not Websters definitions
for warrior and statesman should be
accepted in their various divisions. 1t
was finally decided to take it the
broad way. The remarks on both sides
we're to tho point, showing on the
part of some considerable preparation
and study. The discussion lasted two
honrs and l say with feeling of pride
that from beginning to end not de.
batter persisted in the use of acrimony.
The judges, Messrs. r. J.. Haslet
and Chas. Bonner Of Tionesta, and
- Lacy of Stewards Run, decided
simply according to the merits of the
argument, in favor Of the negative.
X.
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Court Proceedings.

j. D. Anger against Joshua Doug.
lass ct. al, Continued.
j. Il. Jones VS.. Frank Barr. The
court order that the plaintiff pay costs
within 90 days after being taxed by
Prothonotary.
Edward Jones for use VS.. John Pe.
terson ct. al continued by consent Of
Attorneys.
jacob Helm vs. Jacob Hood; set.
tied.
Calvin G. Hinkley ts: Warren S.
Hutton eti al. Jury called and sworn
aud case tried, but before verdict rem
dered plaintiff takes n6nsuit.
County of Forest VS.. A. J. Siggins
jury called and sworn and case con-
tinued at cost of plaintiff.
Ephriam Ruhlman VS.. Jacob +!
Ovorlander; plaintiff takes nonsuit.
Adm'rs of Winans estate VS.. II. NJ.
Carson plaintiff takes non.suit.
Warren S. Hutton vs.. Jacob NJ!
Kepler verdict for defendant for 1919.
Case of Adn'rs of Winans estate
VS.. Joseph Harrison and continued at
cost of defendant for the term.
Jacob M. Kepler VS.. Warren S.
Hutton continued.
Wesley Chambers VS.. j. G. Welscl1
ct. al verdict for plaintiff for 100000.
John McCarty ct. al. VS.. L. P!
Davis verdic. for defendant.
james G. Welsch VS.. H. S. South.
ard ct. al lien struck off.
John Sharkey VS., IL: S. Southland
ct. al lien struck of.
Julius Berk man VS.. D. w. Agnew
Ell. al continued.
ARGUMENT LIST.
Jacob NJ. Kepler vs.. Mary Jane
Kepler; Decree i'll divorce granted.
VIM. Mckee VS.. j. II. Snyder.
Plaintiff allows a credit Of 1915;
rule to show cause why Judgment
should not be opened, discharged.
In the matter of the estate of Paul
Berlin deceased, time for sale enlarged
to next term.
j. NJ. Keplsr VS.. A. o. Donovan;
two cases settled.
d. w. Agne0 ct. al. VS.. S. II. Has
let, election case. 1t is order ed that
the Co. 6mmissioners pay the costs
of both witness bills and serving sub.
poenas.
l.. Agnew for licsrse, granted.
The vote for Road Commissioner
in jerks twp, having been tie, two
petitions were presented for the ap-
Pointment Of different persons. On
motion Of Z, L. Davis Esq, the court
appoint Thomas Nugent.
Court adjourned to the Wednesday
before the first Monday of April next,
being the second day of the month.
| -
"A good suit of Imported goods
we'll made and trimmed for s25.00 by
Morris, the Tailor, Oil City Pa. 5Otf
Self Raising Pan Cake Flour at
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Lawrence House,

eNToNESTA, PENN'A, WIN, LAW
II RENCE, PRorRIRToR. This house
.a csntra1y located. Everything now and
we'll furnished Superior aecommoda-
. IONS aud strict attention given to guests.
Vegetables aud Fruits of ali kinds served
! \ their season. Sample room for Com
olarcial Arents
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oH 6sT COUNTY OFFICERS.

[s|nbrf Of Congress HAIRY WmITR.
4 tteDs tl1f--N. r. WHEELER.
~ ,7RdQa,-I,. ID. WETMoREs
& ts| I6 yudgcs--Jos. q. DALE, BD-
tf---WN. LAwRENGH.
otqtg, Register q Recorder, &C.
HAWKEY.
y. A. RANDALL.
iDncrs--ELI BERLIN, ISAAC
=. IlEDEBUR.
berfatendent-H s. Brock
11t3Ieu--S. y. IRWIN.
ssi0ners-C. II. Church.
#4fN.
Uef-T. d. COLLINS.
ConURr.
iio1s-NICHoLAs THoNP-
BLAND, +. G. Lacy.
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CENTRAL HOUSE,

R9oNNER & AGEEW BLOCK. l..
ID AaSEw, Proprietor. This is a new
|eense, and has just been fitted up for the
accommodation of the public. A portion
of the patronage of tho public is solicited.
&6-ly
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1IONESrA HOUSE.

~ +. McCRAY, Lessee. Situated at the
Ne mouth of TiOnesta Creek, Iionesta,
ca. This house has been thoroughly re-
itfed and refurnishod, and portion OF tho
public patronage is respectfully solicited.
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"A good suit of Imported goods
we'll made and trimmed for S25.00 by
Morris, the Tailor, Oil City Pa. Soft
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Self Raising Pan Cake Flour at
Robinson & Bonner. Fry it. 3t.
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f. w. Hays,

f. W. Hays,
Al T~roRNEY AT LAW, and EoAARY
IN PuRiIc, Reynolds Hukill q Co.'s
11look, Seneca ST., Oil City, Pa. So-ly
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0NoucHoF OFFICERS.

wv. n. DUNN.
I,m,- A. ID. Kelly, q. w. Bovard,
bcr, w. n. Rock, WIn. Richards,
4nahtI ..t IIf
"a lkc Peace--C. A. randall, J.,
II. swnsgart
etofs-~H. ". May, II. O. Da-
CLARK, w. r., Dunn, a. b. Kcl-
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4. L. Davis,
i 'T'TORNEY At LAW, TiOncsta, Pa.
& Collections made In this and adjoin-
counties. 40-ly
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J. II. BLAINE, M. ID,
TIoNESTA, PA.

TIONESTA, PA.
OFFICE Hours ;--7 to "a. NJ, TO P.
Wednesdays and Saturdays rom IL
; n. 10 P. n.
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TI0NEsTAL LODGE
]. w. Walker,

]. w. Walker,
!. TToRNEY At LAW, Tionests, Pa.
4 onlce at the Rural House. Will at
- business In the evenings and on
aava. 27tf
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'CIONEsTA MARKETS
EVERY TUESDAY,

By Robinson & Bonner, Dealers in
General Merchandise.