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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26
BUSINESS.
Renshaw & Smith, Contractors.

Headquarters for Assaying at Kings.
Money to loan on personal COL
laterals, by J. J. Smith. ST
Get you building done by Renshaw
& Smith. They are practical workmen.
A full assortment Of ladies' shoes at
Shurtlef s. Cos. I1-1t
For accurate returns take your assays
to w. H. Undcrwood's assay Office.
The Union Restaurant, Mr.. Toen-
niges proprietor, is setting up meals at
50 cents each. He sets the best table
IN town. -
People building will do we'll to in
quire the price Of nails at Shurtlef &
Cos, before purchasing. 11-1t
Charley Renshaw, the man. with
specs, will take contracts for building
and all kinds of carpenter work.
For prompt and correct Assaying
go to Kings. loft
| S. Cullom & Co., Tenth street, IT.
win, Colo. have full line Of Boots
and Shoes, consisting of miners fall
stock, Calf Boots, Ladies Shoes,
Newport Ties and fancy Slippers. 9
The best building and contract
work is done by Rcnshaw s. Smith.
You will find Kings Assay Office
on Ninth street, cor. avenue D, one
block below the postoffice.
All kinds Of jewe1ry, watches, clocks,
&c, at Matt y. Smith & Bros, op-
posite Post-office.
All assay work is guaranteed correct
at w. II. Underwood's tassay Office,
Ninth street, above postofice. 5-tf
Are you in need Of carpenter?
Well, see Renshaw, the man with specs.
Go to shurleff & Co.'S, for your
pants and oliS. I1-It
Watch repairing at Matt. D. Smith
& Bros, opposite Post-ofice 8tf
An elegant sideboard, with marble
top and French walnut panels and
mirror, for sale cheap, at Gunnson
Furniture Co.'S. store. It
Jewelry! jcwelry! jewclry.l at
Matt. ID. Smith & Bros, opposite
Post office.
Inquire at ShurtleiF & Co.'S, for
hardware, as he is selling at bottom
prices. HIT
Furniture Of every description.
mattresses pillows, blankets and com
forts at bedrock prices, at Gunnison
Furniture Co.'S. store. SIT
Are you going to build? Ifso, see
Rcnshaw & Smith, the boss contrac-
tors. They do the best and cheapest
work.
We will not be undersold. We
mean just what we say. Call on us
at Tenth street, Irwin, and price our
goods. We have large and we'll Sc.
lected stock of groceries, provisions.
California canned goods, hardware,
tinware, crockery, table and pocket
cutlery, tobaccos, cigars, notions,
boots, and shoes. gents furnishing
goods, ETC., etc, Tenth street, Irwin,
Colo. S. Cullom 4 Co. o
To persons visiting Gunnison City
will do well by stopping at the Cuenin
House, which has recently been
opened in West Gunnison, all newly
furnished and everything first class.
s-tf
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26

Col. Phil Peters, while returning
from Spring creek last Monday, killed
a bald eagle, that measured from tip
to tip, fifty-fve inches.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26
GOOD NEW.S.

Ycrba Buena Bitters, the great Ca
thartic and! !Liver Regulator. Colorado
Ointment, the King Healer and great
corrective OF horses feet. Colorado
Llniment, for colo, rheumatism and
pains. For sale, wholesale and retail,
by Fl. T. PAINTER, Upper Ninth street,
Irwin. lo2s
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26

Scribner Bros. & Rathbone are
thinking of building hotel on Ruby
avenue, opposite their old place of
business in Ruby City.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26

We acknowledge the receipt OF an
invitation to attend social hop to be
given tomorrow evening at the open
ing of the Gunnison Hall, Gunnison,
by Fischer and Riley Bros.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26

Several of ouT assayers have tested
numerous carbonate samples from
Spring Creek, but say they can only
find "tracl"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26

Judge VIM. G.L L. Soule, P. NJ,
has rendered his resignation as justice
of the peace, owing to ill health and
increased postoffice business.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26

The palatial residence of Harold
and Lee Thompson las been undergo
ing extensive repairs under the super
vision of Judge Broad, an architect Of
senown, better known in Custer coun-
ty as the " Widows Friend"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26

McQuaid & Berry will commence,
in few days. ..the..erection of large
grocery house OH the site where now
stands their mammoth tent.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26

They are shipping six tons of ore
per.day from the Forest Queen mine
to the smelter at Crested Butte, and
will soon double the quantity.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26

At the Presbyterian church, north
west corner Of avenue Z and Tenth
street, there will be services next Sab
bath at II O'Clock a. m. Sabbath
School at 1890 in the afternoon. In
the evening there will be services in
the lower town.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26

Irwin's boom " is heard al! hours
ofthe day and night. If the Utes
were to venture here the continual
blasts from our mines would scare
them to death before they got within
five miles of us.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26

We think it is the duty of our city
treasurer to cause to be published once
q month Or quarterly, correct state
ment Of the city funds, showing the
receipts, expenditures, etc. This
would be much more satisfactory to
our citizens and taxpayers, who are
now ignorant Of the city's financial
condition, unless they go to the clerk S
Office and examine the books.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26

Mr.. Lee Thompson's dog " Lucy, .
gave up the ghost last Monday, and
has gone to the happy land of
canine.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26

Hon. Richard Irwin, whose resi-
dence is on the edge ofthe lake, says
if bathers will persist in making Lake
Brennand the scene Of their ablut!ons,
some of them will need cushioned
seats, for his shot gun IS loaded.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26

Mr.. w. H. Underwood, the assayer,
reduced pound Of ore from the Bull
lion King mine to bullion, The value
of which was considerably more than
a dollar.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26

At the last meeting of the town
board John Mccormick was appointed
police Judge. This was a wise and
judicious action Of the board, as we
do not know man better fitted for
the position. He has been identified
in public affairs for several years in
Illinois, having been representative
from the Fourth District of that state,
as well as having filed other positions
with honor and credit to himself.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26

Mr.. ]. NJ. Anderson, who executed
the artistic piece Of painting at the
Palace theatre, has ornamcnted the
nosfA a: E. Bartlett & Co.'S grocery
house;,Icn Ninth street, with beautiful
iettered sign. Bart always keeps apace
with the times.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26

The Postcfice at Irwin has 1o6 lock
0oxes and 163 glass boxes.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26

Henry Orr was killed at Pueblo, on
the 10th inst, by stumbling against a
guy rope and falling upon a needle
pointed crowbar which he had in his
hands. The sharp point entered the
center of his breast and passed entire
ly through his body.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26

Messrs. Rose, Williamson & Reed,
we understand, have decided on a
mill site tor their reduction works,
at the east end of Tenth street, right
below the Ruby King and Forest
Queen mines. I4..
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26

Mr.. c. Christopher, mayor of Ruby
City, has the finest furnished house
in Gunnison county, and to one who
has been On the outward edge Of the
U. S., living in tents and cabins for
several years, it makes him think Of
"days gone by"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26

Mr.. Howard F. Smith, of Crested
Butte, has his two saw mills cutting
lumber to their utmost capacity, as he
wants to have at least two million feet
of dry lumber on hand to supply the
trade next spring. They must expect
a big boom in Crested Butte next
spring. Let he boom !"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26

When are we going to organize
Chat FIRE company?
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26

The smelter at Crested Butte is
handling about two hundred tons of
ore per week, which is being shipped
from the Forest Queen, Lead Chief,
Ruby Chief and Howard Extension.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26

Col. Holt will commence shipping
ore from the Ruby King as soon as
the wagon road is completed to the
mine.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26

Dr. Prentiss come up last night
rom Canon City, where he has been
on 4 visit &c see his family.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26

CnaT ~ BEann, one of our enter
prising flerchants, is building large
s.ore b hkuding on the corner of avenue
Z andt Ninth street, adjoining the
postofice.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26
WHAT IS BEING DONE IN OUR MINES.
The lvanhe, Shows up Ruby silysr that
Runs L. 100 Ounces 10 the Ton.
The Sunshine and Eureka Continue TO Come
to The Ffent as Borasaas.
A&,ooo Sale Developments Being Made, Ee.
THE IVANHOE.

The excitement during the past few
days has been the big strike in the
Ivanhoe lode, assays from which run
1890 ounces, as several tests have
proved correct beyond doubt.
The Ivanhoe is situated just beyond
Grants park, and now has depth Of
20 feet. 1t has a six-foot vein and
fourteen inches of quartz carrying
ruby Silver Of the richest quality. A
night and day shift are now pushing
forward the work OF development
as rapidly as possible.
The lvanhoe is the property Of Tom
Mower, Sam Connolly, W. E. Grover
and Len Rich. They are very joyful
in the anticipation of large bank ac-
counts and stacks Of government
bonds, and we honestly think that the
fondest hopes of the boys will be re-
allied, as they have good property
that only needs development to make
it second to none in the camp.
THE SUNSHINE
Is looking brighter and more cheer
full than ever. Owing to the heavy
rains the work on this mine has been
retarded, but Notwithstanding this,
some very rich ore is being taken out.
Mr.. Dautrinent, the superintendent,
has placed some samples Of this ore on
our table and we find it as good ga
lena as any we have seen in the camp.
1t has very.dne grain and comes in
crystalized quarts and pyrites of iron.
We understand the. ore body grows
larger and more solld as it is uncover
ed, and if this thing continues much
longer, the Sunshine will prove itself
to be the richest galena mine in the
county.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26

~ The rates for local notices will he twenty-five
eene line for the frst insertion and fifteen
ee Tor each subsequent insertion, and from these r
We WILL not deyiate S--
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26

The following letter from Senator
N. ?. Hill, toa gentleman in this city,
explains itself: 81 received your
le.4 accompanied by petition for a
dath mail service from South Arkan-
sas to the Cunnison country, via
MARSHALL Pass. An agent of Barlow,
Sanderson & Co. called upon me with
another petition for the same object,
stating that Mr.. Sanderson would 60
at once to Washington. l gave him
the petition after. endorsing it strong
,y, .nd' rope fhe request will be speed
lily granted"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26

Quite number Of wells are being
sunk ir the city. IT'S well.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26

We are indebted to Mr.. Will
Mallory for many favors during the
past week.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26
THE EUREKA.

The Eureka lode, recently bonded
by Messrs. Shackelford & Smith, has
a large force of men at work, and is
showing up wonderfully we'll. They
have shaft sunk 20 feet. The vein
consists Of a very fine quartz running
we'll with ruby silver. The vein is
seven feet wide with pay streak Of
one foot. This mine is situated in
the vicinity of the Forest Queen, and
is one Of the most promising claims
in the camp.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26
THURSDAY, AUGUST a6.

Old Majesays: "Whaticareforyou.'
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26

Messrs. Bowman g. Stearns have
sold to the Denver & Rio Grande rail-
road company, GAO acres of valuable
coal lands in the neighborhood OF
Crested Butte.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26
A $4,000 SALE.

J. 7. Mcdonald, last Tuesday, sold
one-half interest in the Tivoli, one
half interest in the Little Annie, and
a one-third interest in the Key City,
to E. p. Stevens and ]. C. Brown, fer
$4,000. The first two mines men
toned are located in Elk Basin, the
latter lies directly north Of town.
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ELK MOUNTAIN PILOT.

10 SAMPLE COPIES SENT FOR POSTAL CARDS.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26
MINERS DELIGHT.


The Miners Delight is the name Of
a new mining claim located on Ruby
Mountain few days ago, by Messrs.
c. A. Pierson and Richard Herschew.
The indications are good, and these
gentlemen are confident that they will
strike something rich in this /" find. :"
MACHINERY
For the Good-Enough Mining and
Milling company is arriving daily,
and as the work Of putting up their
building is progressing finely, We
hope to soon hear Of the mill being
ready to treat ore.
THE DURANGO
Is producing some fine looking ore
and as large force of men are now
at work on this mine we hope to able
soon to chronicle the fact that it is
making large shipments Of ore.
THE DEQUlTA
Is showing up better and better as
depth is gained. A full force will be
constantly employed on this mine all
all winter.
Messrs. Earle and Winters are lrav-
ing the shaft of the Diabola timbered.
w. H. NJ, Gunnison-We know
you would like us to notice you, but
then life is to short for us to cast
rocks at every snarling cur that barks
at us. Sorry We can't assist you to
get "rep.," but keep on, you. IL get
there.
Messrs. Bowman g. Stearns have
sold to the Denver & Rio Grande rail-
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Notice to Taxpayers.

The subscriber will be at the following
named places for the purpose Of receiving
taxes for the year 1880. All those paying
before August first will be allowed an
abatement of per cent:
BARNETT Z vp.-July 5, at j. Maye's
from 10 a. m. TO p m.
JENKs TwP.-July 5, at N. X. Buttons,
from p. m. 10 Sp. m.
HOWE TwP.-July 6, at Brooks " CO.'S
store, %. IN. to p. m.
KINasLEY TwP.-July II, ut Wheeler,
Dusenbury q Co.'S store, from 10 a. M. to
HICKORY Twr.-July IS, at T. j. Bow
mans store, from 10 a. m. to p. M;
HARMONY TwP.-July IA, at j. i.
RANGES, from 10 a. m. to p. IN. July 10,
Trunkeyvllle, from s a. m. -tolzm.
GREEN TwP.-July l6, at l.. Arner
Hotel, from 10 a. IN, to 2 p. III.
TIoNEsTA TwP.-July II, Tionesta, at
Treasurer's office.
TIoNEsTA BoRo.-July II, at treasurer
Office.
WIN. LAWRENCE, Treasurer.
Tionesta, June 5, 1880.
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NeiIItown RippIings.

The first and most absorbing topic
of interest with us at present here is
the festival tomorrow evening, to be
held in "The Hail." proceeds for the
benefit of the Presbyterian Sabbath
School. Before this finds its way into
the columns of your paper twill be
thing of the past, but as We expect
good time, and as there is nothing to
hinder so far as We can see, you may
consider hat we hare had a good lime.
Rev. Mclaughlin breaches for us
regularly once every two weeks. Our
S. S. is in a Aourishing condition.
The storm of Sunday week ago was
quite severe IN our vSinity. Some
fruit trees we're destroyed and a num-
ber of derricks were blown down.
Nichols & Holeman have since re-
built the one blown down on their
lease.
The old store house that stood just
on the other side of Major WOodcock' s
hotel was torn down and taken away
during last winter, and now the Major
is putting neat substantial picket
fence about that part Of his lot, and
also has built a good strong sidewalk
the extent Of the same, which is a
convenience and comfort, and now
that it has been built is found to be a
necessity. And while we linger around
this part of the premises with our gull
we are reminded that in the back par
OF his lot the Major has some in'
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81. .B. AGNEW'
a TTOIS N Il Y n T. II Il " ;
TIONESTA, PA.
ATTrNrION SOLDIERs!

have been admitted to practice as an
Attorney in the Pension Ofilce at wash
hsrton. u. G. All officers, soldiers, or
sailors who were injured ssl the late war,
.,.nn obtain pensions 10 which they may be
He'd, bv calling OH or addressing mo at
nix. scsta, Pa. AlsH claims for arrcarages
of n N and bounty ill receive prompt at
terd bn. ,,,;,,
IIavipg boon over four years soldierin
the late war, and having for mum Der oi
wears engaged in the prosecution on SOL
the collection of claims in the shortest pos
sihlc time. J. Is. AIN EN'
4ltf.
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The Niagara Falls Excursion.

Tomorrow (Thursday) morning at
ZOO o'clock the special train willleave
this place with the Excursion party to
Niagara Falls. Tho full particulars
of this grand affair have been pub
lished in this paper for the past three
weeks, SO that it is unnecessary to re-
iterate the many attractions which are
promised to those who join the party (;
suffice to say, that all will be highly
pleased with the trip, and will never
regret the small outlay. A good
many have signified their intention of
going, and doubtless there will be a
large crowd from this vicinity. No
one who over intends visiting Niagara
Falls should miss this opportunity,
as they will probably never have a
chance to make the tour SO cheaply in
the future. The indications are that
the coming Fourth will be very dry
in this section, and as everybody ex-
poets to take holiday about this time
of year this excursion will afford them
an excellent opportunity to do so. II
will be worth dozen Fourths. Re-
member that baggage car will be
attached to the train to transport
lunch baskets free of charge, and We
would advise all to provide themselves
with lunches, as by so doing time
trouble and some expense will b'
saved. Let all who contemplate going
be OH hand in good season, aud hav'
day of profitable sightseeing ant
enjoyment.
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strawberries; just as nice large ones as
are raised anywhere.
r.. O. Carson is enclosing tho lot on
which his house stands with nice
picket fence this is quite an itcm-in
the improvement of that part Of our
village.
A neat board fence on the lower
side of the road, now runs from Mr..
C6frip's barn TO the top of the bill out
toward Tionesta. More Of this kind
of Improvement in this part of our
town would be u good thing.
The hay crop will be very light in
this section this season. Wheat is
good; rye also, we believe, and oats
and corn promise well. We will have
some fruit too.
We do not hear that any public
demonstration will be made here in
celebration of the coming Fourth, but
well not forget the day when it comes )
one inconvenience about it is that 1t
comes on Sunday, and our teachers
can't get holiday" out Of it.
Our friend and merchant j. b.
Machesney still holds forth and pros
pers in Ills store on the corner where
he disburses groceries and goods OF
all kinds at the very lowest prices
He is also our postmaster and a very
genial one too. We have two mails
daily, one from Pleasantville in the
morning and one from Tidioute in the
evening. by lHE WAY
June 81, 80.
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UNCLAIMED LETTERs.-List of let
ters remaining in the TiOnesta, Pa,
Post Office, June %, 1880:
Andrew Anderson, G. w. Altman,
Mrs. Phebe j. Bortzer, c. II. Cole,
Miss Jennie Carson, VIM. M. Eaton,
Miss E. E. Frame, w. S. Kline,
Thomas Lindon, L. Linton, Geo. w.
Mealy, James Mackey. D. S. Perry,
VIM. A. Pollock, Geo. ROupe, Littan
Rhodes, G. j. Smith, Frank Weaver 2,
S. G. Warner.
If not called for within 20 days will
be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
j. M. MCKAY, P. NJ.
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Iawrencn House,

nIONESTA, PENN'A, WM. LAW
RENEE. PROPRIETOR. This house
is centrally located. Everything new and
well furnished Superior accommoda-
tinns and strict attention given to guests;
Vegetables and Fruits of all kinds served
in tleir season. Sample room for Com
lnercial,Agents.
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-Barosma is commended by chem

-Barosma is commended by chem
lists, physicians, scientific men, and
all who have tested its merits as
cure Gor liver and kidney complaints.
Ask your druggist for it. Prepared
by e. X. Thompson, Titusville, Pa.
For sale by Bovard. Ut.
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Mr.. Geo. e. Blake, Of the firm Of

MIR. Geo. Il. Blake, Of the firm Of
Wicker 81 Blake, wholesale lumber
dealers, Boston, has been in town
several days buying cherry lumber.
He has now ready for shipment
between 20 and 80 thousand feet
of as fine cherry lumber as can be
found in the Union. This lumber is
manufactured and hauled to this place
on wagons. 1t is said there arc
thousands of acres Of cherry ard ash
timber where this comes from, some of
the trees measuring three and four
feet in diameter. Shipe & Mensch
have mill in operation, in jerks
township, and another one is about
ready to start up. The cherry brings
from $50 to $40 per thousand readily.
John Hakson and Henry Aron-
sohn, of Brookston, this county,
couldn't Glitch" for some reason or
other, so they concluded to "knock it
out" John is from Sweden, while
Henry is descendant of the tribe of
Israel. John knocked the Israeite
out of time, whereupon "Is." had Aim
arrested and brought before Squire
Brennan, of this place. The Squire
could not find from the evidence that
"Is." was very severely injured, not
withstanding he claimed to be badly
hurt call over" yet agreed that John
had struck him but one blow in the
short ribs-therefore he imposed upor
him (John) the costs of prosecution
and discharged him with the admoni
ton not to send in the "easy greezers'
J quite So lively in the future. Thi
verdict did not suit the prosecutor I
cents worth, and he said if that's al
it costohe might take hand at tn
business himself some day.
- 1D6 SCuOOl UOdTu LuSL Oll W VI
nesday evening last, and decided upo
having eight months school for tn
ensuing year, the term to begin frs
Monday in September. The r9duc
ton in the valuation made it nece'
sary to levy eight mills taxes on th
. dollar, instead Of six as last yea
: the total valuation being $4,000 do
'' lars less this year, This will max
8 the taxes of each property-holder ii
Is same, or very nearly so. Several ver
s. important improvements will be ne
r, essary about the school building
IL before winter sets in, and with judi
q ious management the amount of tax
D raised will be sufficient to defray a
W expenses. Nothing is SO conducive
the growth and prosperity of a TOW
n, as first class schools, and no O.
IN should growl for having to pay tax
in for this purpose. All intending
~ make application for schools shou
oil remember that the teachers will
in selected on the second Monday
I'D July, being the 18th day ofthe mont
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-Grain-Cradles, Hand Rakes, Scy-
thes and Snathes, Shovel Plows, Cul-
tivators, and London Blue for killing
potato bugs, at Robinson & Bon
ner. st.
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EsnEsT COUNTY OFFICERS.

Member Of Con1resS-- HAIRY WHITE.
+ A Assembly-N. p. WHEELER
APresident Jadge-L. ID. WErMoRE.
A ssociate JUdgeS-JoHN RRCK, ED
RARD KERR.
Trensurcr-WM. LAWRENCE.
Prothonotdry. Register &c Recorder, &C.
JUsTIs SHAwKEY.
,Sherif.-C. A. RANDALL.
C0mmiss ssiolSFS--ELT BERLIN, ISAAC
4soNo, IG.W. LEDEBUR.
Cbunt ghperintendeat-H s. BRocK-
Diatrict A Attornev7,-S. d. IRWIN.
~ CommissioheFS-C. II. Church.
PETER YoUHGR.
CounfV ,SltrUeyo1'-T. d. COLLINS.
COrOner-W. G, CoDURN.
CDuntu 4 AuditOrS-NICHoTAs THoMP-
eoN, ID. +. COPELAND, L. G. Lacy.
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Why 90 West

When you can procure good farms in
the beautiful Shenandoah Valley,
Va, for less money? Good climate (;
no tornades, hot winds nor grasshop-
pe.s. For description, location, terms
and prices apply to
JAMES SwAfLEs.
Ti0nesta, Pa.