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HPrHlPA.

Strawberry shipments ceased some
days ago and they are not seen In rha
market any more. BlackberrieS. Jasp-
berries and hnck lsbsrries are being
shipped over the Delaware Railroad in
small quantities.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-18
A Card.

To ali WHO are suffering rom tho errors and
indiscretions of @2uSh, nervous weakness.
curly decay, loss g. manhood, Stc.. ! viii send
q recipe that Will Scze you FREE OE
CHANGE. This great rsnfedy was disooV.
ersd by o missionary in south AnS>S ta- send
q self.adtIssSed envelope u the RaV, sSsssPH
: : 80 az StRtiop D. New yor4 orr.
AtAiT1h5
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ORDER.
RgulSTER'S OYPlOE,

Address :-Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-18

A fret GLASS excursion will be given
by the members Of Craze Church, to
Cape May, on the steamer Republic on
Friday, June 25th, 1880. Tickets 81 90
for round trip. Music by Books band.
See particulars in to morrow paper.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-18
r,.rocov Ir,aud ExeuroIon.

The date Of hr. P. Z. X. Hmith'S
Corey l:iQ2d excursion has been fixed,
Aug0s! 23i is the day, and people Il no
want % 90 on pieasan: trip should
make a mental memorandum of The
fact.
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temperance Presidential CaBd1
dIatFA

THE National Convention of PTohibi-
tionists met yesterday in Cleveland,
Ohio. Neal Dow, of Maipe, vas 2omi-
natsd for President by exclamation. and
A. II. Thompson, Of Wrstesville, Ohio,
was nominated for Vice President.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-18
siirI Stnhanta Annvinx.

The students Of Wesleyan Female
College took their departure today for
their homes In various paris Of ihs
country, whsIs they will spend tho st,n
msr vacation.
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The Lost Badge.

The party who advertised in the RE.
pCDLcAY about two days ago for q lost
badge can secure the same hy calling
at this office,
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Tho EYih@e Record.

VIM. Baroford furnishes the following
record of the boats which passed the
Third street bridge yesterday:
Steamers, 2; tugs, 80; eohooners, ,,
sloops, A; barges, 3; canal boats, 3.
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Addrv-s Ashland. Del.
ORDER.
T:e.;fl
REGISTERS OFFICE.

REGISTERS or ICE.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, June -, N3o.
Upon the application Of william M. Field,
Administrator ai I,rander +. Middle, late
Of Christians Hundred, In said county,
decsa& ed, II 10 ordered and directed
by tho Register that the ADM mist ator atere
said give notice Oi granting OF lotions OF
Administration uIon the estate OF the de-
ceased, with the date Of granting therGo', by
causing advertisements 10 be posted within
forty days from the date Of sueh letters N six
Of TIC most public places Of the county oil New
Castle. requiring al persons having demands
against the estate to present the saine. or
e5ide Ey m Act Of AsfonNly In such ease
maze and prOyidei; ind also cause the same
30 be- inserted within the came period In the
DAILY RErTMlcAu, d newspaper Euh.
ilahei In Wilmington and to DO ctnttnIed
thsreIn thee WEEKS, te O-d,
-..~, Given Under the hand and Seal
u. =. of o!tce Of the Register Aforesaid at
49, New CDstlo, Ia New Caatle county
oiOresa!i, the day and year above written.
$. G. BlGtiS, Register.
NOTTCE.-A!l persons having claims against
! the estate OF the deceased must present tbs
samo duly attestel to the Administrator o!
or before Juns II, E3l, or abide the Act
| Assembly In sue. case made and provided
WILLIAM NJ. FIELD. AdminiAr@tor.
Address :-Wilmlngton, Del. bl5
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RAIIROAN LINES.
WILMINGTON AND
4 BALTIMORE RAILROAp.

WILMINGTON AND
N BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
MAY q, 1880.
T'-s.iro Yill leave Wilmington as follows:
FOR philadelphia ani Intermediate Sta
.tccs, 40, $40, 1880, o. H., 2s9,4.N, 100 $50
0, n.
FtllAd slph!a tEz2fsssj so, 800, IA, ODE
q. N ,D.i8 . N.
Philadelphia cad New York 2ss. aS0, 100,
e,c2. u IL q. n, l2.3g, l3.i], SIS P. N.
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations, s31
q, 10. Sep. n.
Baltimore and Bay Lise, 1913 .. n
Baltimore and Washington, l2.Sl, 2.Oo, 2.iol
9.SS a. IN, l151. l.04, 1 ~ T.Oa p. m,
Trains snr Delaware Division leave tor
Flew Oait,s, $50, e.3S a. NJ, LOB, &e0, hS5
p. N. s,.-., ,.-
a. H., LIS, 8 rs p. II.
Dslmar and tatsrme tiato Stations, 0.2O a.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
PHILADELPHIA and intermediate Stations
$40 a. H., $40, so, 9.59p. m.
Philadelphia and New YORK, 2.B a. II
Baltimore and Washington, l2,Sl, 2.Ga q, n.
For further information passengers are ra
Jared to The lime tables posted at the depot.
II, Z KINNEY, SUPP
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
, =, xn,,no,,n nt,ter vitae of rrGn


Has neysT peen known to fail in the cure OF
weakness attended With symptoms, lhdlspo-
s,tion to oxertlon, loss Ct memory, difficulty
in breathing, weakness, horror Cl diseaso,
weak. nervous trembling, dreadful horror Of
death, night sWeats, cold feet, weakness, uin,
moss OF vision, langCor, universal iassitnoe VI
the muscular system, enormous appeSlte,Wl
dyspeDtlc symptoms, hot hands, hushinE oil
the body. dryness OF the skin, paid c0ante-
nance and eTuDtions on the lace, purify ing
the blood, pain In the back, heaViness in the
eyelids, frequent lack spots hyinS before the
| eyes, with Suifusion and loss Of sight, want oil
attention, &c. Sold only In u bottles, Gr SIX
bottles Tor So. Ask tor L. i. kunkers Bitter
Wine OF Iron, and take no other, ASK your
druggist, and ii ne has It not send to Propiie-
tor, h. T. Kunkel, No. 25s N. Ninth street,
Philadelphia, Pa. Advice free; enclose three
cent stamp.
WOrGnAl worms worms !
EFF. Kunkel's Worm syrup never fails 70
destroy Pin, Seat and stomach Worms. Df.
| kunkel, the only successful physician VINO
removes tapo worm In two hours, alive with
hepd. and no lee until removed. Common
sense teaches Il Tape Worms be removed, ~
other worms can DO readily destroyed.
\ Advice at o2ice and store Tree. Inc doc
\ tor can tell whether or not the pGtle"t has
worms. Thousands arc dying daily WIN
Voriag, and 80 not know 1t. Fits, rpaslns,
cramps. St-pAillH dHu eNuScolNANAs hVNAAS" s.AA
plez.on, circia5 around tho eyes, swelling
| and pain In the stomach, restless at night,
grinding of the teeth, picztrg at the nose,
cough, sevsr, itching at the seat headache,
foul breath, this patient grows pale and thin,
tickling and irritation In the anus. All thase
yyUptoms, and more, some from worms. r,
Z. K1lkei's Worm Syrup never falls 70 70
move them. Price 81 per bottle OF six tor 81.
tEor Tape Worms write and consult the Doc
tory For all others, buy Of your druggist the
Worm SyFap, and II he has It not, lend 10
| Or. z. \. Kunkei, $50 n. Ninth Street, Phil.
sdeipnaa, Pa, Advice BY mail, irea; senc
hsee cont stsnL.
DR.. Sinns' Vsgetao!s Liver Pits Su
Gar CSas3d, without an eqsal They nsVei
ripe or s!;ken in operating move the bowels
eeasy by acting directly on tbs Liyer, restora
he lost energies By promoting the healthy
| action Of the Liver. In doang this Headache,
| Neuralgia, PlIns in ;he right or left side Or
| through ire Lungs, Indigestion, CoStVenesa,
Slok Stomach, Weak Back, Dizziness, Bad
! Fcelings through the body, Aching Limbs,
BiiliO1sness, LGD2uor, Geaeral Weakness
and other bodily intirmlries are curod. They
are the only Pills known that will positively
operate without Gripping, Sioken1ng Weak
mesa, or leaving tho bowels eostlve. They
promote a healthy IAver and leave tho system
Tree from the danger of prevailing Diseases.
Sold by dealers aad country stoes Keepers.
Ask Tor Or. Simms' Pills and tske 10 othere.
Principal Depot, Foarth and King. lining
t0G. Del. PHILADELPHIA. oo2 Arch 81.
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or for che COnyoHil""

DR.. J. J. Black and RecoIGM, ~ Dssl
Aolcomb OF Newark and llli!.n1sti n
of Newark leave for VinOI = n Rdl
night via. P. W. B. and D. " "
roads.
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YAs New Coupt House.

Tho iron rafters for tho ;sew court
houss have been placed in position and
the building il presenting a mora i'm
posing appearance every day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-18

Dividend orders Ponna. T. X. 90. cached.
U, Is. EUUlES kUE SALT
SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
foR SALH.--lo00 Wilmington City Railway
Bonds, $50 Wilmington City Elk per cent,
bonds, 800 Delaware Uity six per ct. Bonds.
Philadelphia, Flow eGh and ID >St0n 5soogs
bought end sold on olmm1ssisn. Every facll.
Ss5s afforded fof psrE0ns ~ ssiI or !1Vpst Ia
tocks or bonds. EsnS3-lT
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1851 Prizes amounting to.............. S11o, 400
Responsible corresponding agents waDtod
at all points 10 whom liberal compensation
will be Paid.
Write clearly stating full address, for iur.
Their information, or send orders by express or
in Registered Letter or Money Order by
mail, addressed only to
VI. A. DAUPAlN, New Orleans, La.
or same person at
No. $40 Broadway, New York.
All our Grand Extraordinary drawings are
under the supervision and management o.
GENERALS @. T. BEAU REGARD, and
JUBAL A. EARLY.
N. B-This %. has NO AGENTS In tho
BRITls u PQSSEsSIQNa
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Meeting OF the Chbdren's Saving
School to-mogrow (5atald sV) afternoon
at S o'clock In the school Rcop.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-18

Homer Barry advertises for an epgi-
neer for the tug "Falcon.
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DfGISTERT ORDER

/? dITes5 :--Pieagen'
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IT'S GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRI-
BUTTONS will take place monthly on the
second Tuesday. II Eeper scales on poStpoTss.
Look at the following Distribution:
CAPITAL, PRIZE go, 900.
100, 6 % TICKETS AT TWO DOL'RS EACH.
RAIFyTICKET3 ONE DOLLAR.
LIST Uf PRIZES,
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DMAwARE WESTERN I!AlLEoAp.
~ -On and after February %, 1880, trains
will run % follows:
Leave Wilmington at us, lo.3O, 4. m, 5.D, p.
IN.
Arrive at I4anisnbsrg, 900, a. m, roo noon.
$40. p. n.
teaYe landsnbarg, g. -, n, m, 1880, p. N.
Arrt7e Al Wilmington, 800, q. m, ELS, 2. m.
s!1ca u. CORNELL. Slp't.
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ROAs Luncp'

Boss lamb lunch at w. l...t, sd
Hotel, Fourth and 0rsngo, SUI
urday evening, from 5 t to =: i
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Iron City College.

But few persons comparatively, are
aware of the facilities afforded by this
institution for preparing young men
for active business life. We presume
that there is not another institution i'll
the United States that offers equal in
ducements in the way of acquiring
thorough practical business education.
The principal, Prot. j. G. Smith, is one
of the most thorough and best known
educators in the country, and his as
sistants are all we'll qualified and
thoroughly trained teachers. The
college room surpass in neatness and
elegance anything we have ever seen
in the way of school accommodations.
Pittsburgh Daily Post, 18th inst
Having known this institution for
years, we would advise parents who
have sons, to educate, or young men
desirous Of preparing themselves for
business, to call on or write to Prof.
Smith, for circulars containing full
information.
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School Reports

The following is the report of
Holeman school, for the month ending
August 3Oth, 1880, Mary L. Clark,
Teacher: No Of pupils enroll ed, 20
average attendance, males II, females
10; percentage, males IS, females 81
Clara, Ella and Lewis tents, Vernie
Hunter, Ida aud George Conroe we're
present every day during the month.
Report of the West Hickory school
for the month ending Aug. 80, 1880:
Number enEolled for month 10;
average attendance 8; percentage of
attendance for month so, for term S3.
Pupils worthy Of special mention for
regular attendance, Sadie King, Jessie
Siggins. George King, Frank Jones,
Forest and Isaac Siggins. Number
of visitors for month 6.
JULIE E. TooHEY, Teacher.
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The State elections take place in
Maine next Tuesday, and if the most
unbiased reports can be relied upon
the Republicans will rout the fusion
ists by majorities ranging from 10000
to $4,000. The State has recently
been classed among the doubtfuls, but
it is now only q uestion Of majority
with the Republicans. The result will
have a good deal of influence upon the
October States, and will doubtless be
the means of giving us an easy victory
in Indiana,
The Greenbackers Of Titusville
ad vicinity had one of the biggest
drunks that has been witnessed in this
section for many day, on the occa-
sion of theig mass meeting on Satur'
day last. Free trains were run from
Oil City and Cory, and free beer and
sandwiches we're "set up" at the
meeting. This programme had beer
advertised for several days, and was
sufficient to draw Greenbackers from
far aad near. The bung was knocked
out of Col. Roberts "bar'l" and tn,
expenses of the spree we're paid out o
the contents of the same. The Derrtc,
has this to say Of the jsmboree "Fre,
beer attrated an immense crowd q
the Greenback meeting at Titusville
Saturday nigAt. There were goo'
speakers present, but the beer counte
had attractions greater than eloquenct
Free speech was drowned in free beef
and the result was disgraceful seen
of drunkenness and rowdyism, {
which any party should be ashame
to assume the responsibility. No vote
were made by it, while the respectft
voters OF the party were scandalize(
Let there. be no more such"
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NrITLIc@ W. TATN,
y. IB. AGN F1W.
4 TITO NEY 4 T. Il 4 w /,
TIONESTA, PA.
ATTENTIoN SOLDIERS.

have been admitted to practice as an
Attorney in the Pension Office at Wash
ington. d. c. All officers, soldiers, or
ss,iiors who were injured in the late war,
.Nn Obtain pensions towhich they may be
entitled, hv calling on or addressing me at
iflonesta, Pa. Also. claims for arrearages
of pay and bounty will receive prompt at
fehtion.
Having been over four years soldier IN
the late war, and having for a number 0l
Fcars engaged in the prosecution OF sol
siiers' claims; my experience VIII assure
Tic collection Of claims inthe shortest pos
tible time. j. Is. AuNEN'
iitf
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BARNETT TOWNSHIP.
All the News from this Thriving
Locality Carefully Prepared by
good Correspondent.
CLAR1NGToN, Aug 80, 1880.


James Flick, who cut his knee
severely sometime ago with brOad-ax,
is able to be around again without
crutches.
Andy Lawson, who is working for
Joseph Landers, cut his foot severely
a few days since.
Yes. Vasbinder, who works at Cole
man, is the last ono on our list; the
broad ak was the instrument; the
place, his knee.
And we are reminded that, being at
Cooksburg little more than week
ago, we saw Uncle Tommy Maze en-
gagged in making pair Of crutches,
upon inquiry we found they were for
Squire Brennaman, who had been so
unfortunate as to cut his foot. Why
so many accidents SO closely related
in time, nature, and place? Here is
chance for speculation and research. "
The berry season is about over,
although some of our people expect to
gather "a few" yet. Some big picking
is on record. An average ofa gallon
an hour for the actual time engaged
iu gathering is good for any kind of
berries, but that has been beaten badly
almost two to one. Some wonderful
berries have bsen found blackberries
an inch loug-that's long blackberry
yes, we know some of your readers
have seen berries longer than that, but
then berry an inch long is big one
for Barnett. Barnett is modest; II
does not aspire to the jack k-knife. And
then, too, thero.is in the "windfall" q
bush of "white" black kberries berries
we're gathered from it the present sea
SON so at least we were informed
There used to be a "bush'' of the same
kind near the old "Shippen Road,
vet we do not make this assertion upoI
our own authority. Very little wine
was made compared with what il
usually made during the berry season
Messrs. Elder Il Neeley are putting
up a steam saw mill on their propert,
"a part of the "Davis tract"--ul
Cherry Creek Hollow. The mill
= which is not a very large one, is loca
ted on Cherry Creek near the "SniP
Hollow Shantios," and will be com
. pleted, and cutting lumber, perhaps
. about the middle of September.
Judge Cook has completed bracke
= dam at Maple Greek, about mil
= above the Blackberry Saw Mill"
!, The saw mill at Milestone has bee
= "reorganized" considerably during tn
4 summer it is now steam mill. Th
boiler and engine bear the stamp
: w. II. jerks, of Brookviile. W
were informed that the engine in tn
mill is the first one made by Nj
q jerks. Business is quite brisk {
5. MillYtone saving, building, tin
beIing, &c, &C. Jack RardOn boss
the bodybuilding.
A dana built Of brush and stone HI
been constructed across the ClariC
s. inst below the mouth Of Millstoue th
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-09-08

VALUABLE FACTS FROM A SAFE
soURCE.-The affairs Of this country
have become so extended that It is
only by carefully prepared synopsis
in the form of figures that one can
hape to understand what is really
going on. Hon. A. r. Spoford, the
Librarian of Congress, is the only man
who has the facilities at his command
for collecting complete national sta
tistics and he does it with the greatest
care and accuracy. His latest issue,
"The American Treasury of Facts,
has been sent us by Messrs. H. II.
Warner & Co., proprietors of the val
liable Warner Safe Remedies. This
book is a miniature cyclopedia in
itself, containing, in addition to a vast
amount of natianal matter, about all
of value that has transpired in this
country during the past year and
reflects credit upon the compiler as
we'll as upon the enterprise of Messrs.
Warner & Co. in selecting it.
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FORREST COUNTY oFF1cERs.

Member Of CoRGyeSs HARRY WHITE.
A ASscm51g--N. u. WHEELER.
President Jtd0e--L. ID. WErMoRE.
A8Sociate Jled0eS--JouN RICK, ED
NARD KERR.
JrcaSWrer-W LAWRENCE
ProthonotdYV, Register e Recorder, &C.
JusTIs SmAwREY.
Sheriff. &c. a. RAEDALn.
C0DtDlissiopcrs-l BERLIN, ISAAC
LONG, II. w. LEDEBUR.
County l,pcrinteRaeat-H. ;. BROCK
srAY.
District AuorNey--S. d. IRWIN.
Jury CommissiOnerS-C. II. Cnurch
TETER YoUEGK.
fOlntty ,SNlpcV0r--T. ID. COLLINS.
Cogomcr-W. G, COBURN.
CoutltV AudHorS-NICHOLAS THoMP
eoN, ID. F. COPELAND, T.. G. LACY.
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We would call attention to the
advertisement of the Meadyille Busi-
ness College This institution has now
the finest rooms, the best corps Of in
structors and the most complete actual
business department Of any institution
in the State.
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-Chestnuts are almost cit for eatin'


-Chestnuts are almost fit for eatin'.
The oil market opened and closed
yesterday at 9lgc.
Alex. Dale 10 the latest "exodus-
ter" to Bradford from this place.
The cmaciated form of John
Sliney was noticed on our streets yes
terday.
Rev. Stone expects 20 deliver his
farewell sermon at the NJ. e. Church
next Sunday evening.
Mrs. S. J. Blaine aud daughter,
Mrs. Chas. Hobbs, are visiting at
DR.. Blaiae's. They expect to remain
a few weeks.
The much.needed rain came on
Monday afternoon, but 'twant quite
enough. 1t had the effect to cool the
atmosphere wonderfully, however.
Our glass bali "mashcrs" are i'm
proving steadily and will doubtless be
challenging SOME of their neighbor
sportsmen to a friendly contest before
long.
-Arkansas held an election on
Monday, and of course, as usual it went
largely Democratic. Now look out
for large display Of poultry in the
Democratic papers.
May & Kelly will put down a
we'll at Balltown forthwith. I. J. Van
Giesen is engaged putting up the rig,
and drilling will probably commence
in q week or ten days.
The borough schools opened or
Monday morning with large attend
ance, and the Indications are that they
will be a success. If parents will LEND
their aid there is no doubt Of success
ful results.
Mr.. ]. T. Hoovler, Of Mercer
county, paid his brother, j. c., a visi
during the week, and called upon us
Mr.. H. is Republican Of the true blue
stripe, and says everything is working
tip,top for the party in his county.
The steamer Vera Cruz wa
caught in q storm off the coast Of Flor
ida on Saturday Aug. %, and wa
lost. Out of seventy passengers ol
board but Is or 20 were rescued. Th
telegrahic accounts are frightful t
contemplate.
The Republican State Contra
Committee meets in Franklin t.
morrow. Hon. Galusha A. Grow an
other prominent Republicans will b
present, and rousing mass'meetin
is billed tor the evening. Quite
number of our citizens will attend.
Miss Eta Bsttip, who has bee
- spending the summer with her siste
:. Mrs. A. O. Stone, departed for hi
home in Steubenville, Ohio, on Thur
day last, Mrs. Stone accompanyir
her. Miss Battin bears with her Il
r. kind wishes of many TiOnesta friend
The Republicans of Dutch Hi
and vicinity organized Garfield ar
Arthur Club at the Heath scho
house, on Saturday evening, Sept.
Following are the officers: PresideI
w. B. Heath Vice President, Jol
Weller Treasurer, Jno. Heath Sec
Jno. Osgood, The evening was a We
disagreeable one, yet quite a numb
we're out and signed the roll, and
large number of others have signifi
their intention of doing so at the ne
H. meeting. Is it not time our Tione'
Republicans were doing something
A this kind?
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County Committee Attention !

There will be a meeting Of the Re-
publican County Committee, Of Forest
county, at the office Of e. i. Davis,
Esq. Tionesta, on Tuesday morning
Sept. %, at 8 o'clock. Business of
importance will be transacted at this
meeting, and it is hoped that all the
members will be on hand promptly.
@. JAMESON, Chairman.
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RELIABLE DEALERS.

TIMBER LAND FOR SALE.-Wmrant
/ 1859, Ogilby heirs, 1850 acres, between
forks of Milestone Forest county, At miles
from Clarion river, and irom survey of
F. Q. d X. r. r. An hc0riiy timbcred with
hemlock, cherry, ask, maple, poplar Gu
cumher, etc. VIII sell the whole or IN lois
at Io1.iV iVafe sale. The whole or any part re-
mainingon hand will be sold at a AUCIION
at the Court House, Tlonesta, september
2sth, 1880 at p. M. Title mmpeachahle.
B. j. Il a. b, REID, Attorneys.
Clarion, Pa, August 1850.
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"BARosMA."-W0men need it 1t
regulates the female functions, relieves
painful menstration and sickness, and
can never do any harm. Prepared by
E. X. Thompson, Titusville, Pa. For
sale by bovard. Ut.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

Rev. a. O. Stone will preach in
the M. z. Church next Sunday eve
ming.
NJ. e. Sunday School at 10 o'clock
q. m., and Presbyterian Sunday School
ut 3 o'clock p. IN.
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Iawranca tIouse,

fINIoNEsTA, PENN'A, WM.. Law
III RENUE, PRorRIEToR. This house
Is centrally located. Everything new and
well furnished Superior accommoda-
lions and strict attention given to guests;
Vegetables and Fruits Of all Kinds served
in their season. Sample room for Com
taercial Apents.
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Notice

Is hereby given that parties who have
or shall hereafter cut timber or other
wise trespass on lands in Howe, Kings
ley or jerks townships, belonging to
the Funk Estate, will be prosecuted
to the full extent of the law
Funk HEIRS,