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School Reports.

Report of NeiIlsburg School for
term ending April %, 1881 The FIRST
figures denote attendance for month
second, Attendance for term third,
tardy during term fourth, per cent.
for month. Eddie jenkins 21I 1t2
80; ROLAND McCaslin 193 1111 2 80;
Irving McCaslin 49, 50 90; Samuel
Carson 2Ol 121 SO So; f. W. Wood
cock 171 105 8 100; Clyde Black 0
57l7; Clinton Murphy O 329 Is
Joe. McCasIin 211 S74 4; William
Brady 0, 81 6, Glenni Burtt 151 s2i
"a; William Black 0, 561 IA; OF.
Amsburg % 8; Edward Burtt 15t
SO 70 90; William Burt l Al u 90;
NJ. G. McCasln 554 8; b. F. Nc
Caslin D 354 l; Clifton Black S6A7;
Emna Black 0 874 81; Eva McCas.
lin q 1O6 % 90; Gala McCaslin 10
81 8 96; Birta McCaslin 1874 81 8 100;
Maggie Carson 20l 1921 AZ 90; Kate
Murphy 16l 8; Ella FOCAL II 6;
Minnie Neill 70 62 33 81;
Anna Neill 149, S4l, u, 90;
Lizzie Berlin 10 16; Sarah Nossker
0 81 5; Rosa Berlin 0 154 5; May
BOUCHER 3 49t % 05, Alice FOCAL
214 66f 81 SO; Mamie FOCAL 0 6 2;
Belle McAllist 19 T59 20 "a. No.
days school open during the term 1243.
Whole number pupils enrolled during
term 33. Average attendance during
term, male 10, female z; Average
percentage during term, male 81, fe-
male 70; No. visits during term %.
j. L. HILLARD, Teacher.
Report of Borough schools for the
month ending April Is:
Room No. L., Miss ]. Z. Copeland,
Teacher. Whole number in attend
ance males IA, females 20; percentage
92. Visitors a.
ROLL OF HONOR.
Sarah Carr 100, Emma Davis 100,
Cora Knox 100, Leona Davis 100,
Jessie Knox 100. Kate Pease 100,
Chas. Adams SO, Joe d. Devices SO,
Byron Coburn 80, Lou Richards 50,
Lotts Riker SO, Chas. Partridge 81,
Minnie Lackey 50, Rettie Proper 81,
Alice Holeman 81, Wilbur Hill ~,
Ida Paup SO, Dora Adams 96, Sadie
Pease SO, Arthur Kelly So, Forest
Proper So, James Kelly 95.
Room No. 2, Clara C. Heath, Teach
er. Whole number enrolled, males
IA, females 16. Average attendance
during month %; per cent. of attend
ance during month II.
ROLL OF HONOR.
May Knox 100, Effie Walters 100,
Maud Adams 80, Carrie Dithridge 81,
Blanche Psase SO, Florence Kline
silver SO, Rachel Dithridge 81. Efie
Clark 81, Forest Bovard 100. Charlie
Bovard SO, Joe Partridge 100, Bert
Davis 100, Cari Coburn 9S, John
Clark 96, Gs..ge Killmer SO, Minnie
Shawkey 50.
Room No 3, L. NJ. Cobb, Teacher.
Whole number in attendance, males
IA, females Is. Average attendance
II f.; per cent. of attendance a.
ROLL OF HONOR.
Lucy Garfield 81, May Grove So,
AIDA Hullngs 50. May Huling 80,
Nellie Walters 81, Frank Carr 95.
Edward Dithridge SO. Bennie Kelly
SO, Willie Kepler 50, Charlie Muen-
zenberger SO, Joe Richards 80, Harry
Saul SO, Harold Sharp 98
1t is Acknowledged by multitudes
who have been cured of liver com
plant, gravel, backache, headache.
| H.. L.. ID
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Lawrenco HOUSE,

TtONESTA, PENN'A, VIM. SMEAR
i BAUGH, PROPRIETOR. This house
Is centrally located. Everything new and
we'll furnished Superior accommodate
tions and strict attention given to guests.
Vegetables and Fruits of all kinds served
ia their season. Sample room for Com
Hercal Agents.
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CENTRAL HOUSE,

BONNER & AGNEw BLOCK. y, c..
- Jackson, Proprietor. This is new
nouse, and has Just been fitted up for the
eeco,nmodatioh of the public. A portion
or the patronage of the public is solicited.
46-ty
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FoREsr coUNTY oFFIcERs.

Member Of Conoress JAS. MosaRovE.
4ssembty-E. A j.. DAVIS.
President J1tdge-W. d. BRO wN. ~
Associate Jitdges-JoHN RECK, G. A.
HILL.
TredsUrer-N. s. FOREMAN.
Prothonotorg, Register & Recorder, &C.
JUsTIs SHAwKEY.
SheriG.--C. A. RANDALL.
C0ntDiisSiOners--EL BERLIN, ISAAC
LONG, II. w. LEDEBUR.
County tperiatendent--H. s. Brock
WAY.
District Attorney--S. d. IRWIN.
jury Commissioners-C. IT. Church.
PETER YoUNaK.
County ,SugUeVor--F. r. WHITTEK1N.
COroner-C. II. CHURCH,
County 4uditors--NICHoLAs THoMP-
SON, d. f. COPELAND, T.. G. LACY.
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Rev. Hill will occupy the pulpit
of the M. e. Church next Sunday
evening
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Newest aud nobbiest straw hats,
in endless variety, at Holeman q
p.
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just received-Oranges, Lemons,
Pickles in bulk, French Prunes,
Canned Squash, Qusensware, Glass
ware, &c. Wm. Smearbaugh d Co. 1t
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treated to new coat of hemlock shin,
giles.
Miss Kate Cobb is teaching the
primary school during her mothers
illness.
Little less than q month yet Of
our borough schools, and the small
boy is happy.
Mr.. A. j. Heibel, of Warren, has
been visiting with his brother Ed,
during the past week
Mrs. S. G. Sloan, Of Allegheny
City, is paying visit to her daughter,
Mrs. Van Giesen. She is looking we'll.
Mrs. Pease has moved into the
Klinestiver house, owned by Andrew
Weller, and lately occupied by Thos.
Hassey.
Work on Hoemau & Hopkins
new store building has been resumed,
and the structure will be under roof
before great while.
--LosT, gold cuff button, obleng
shaped and chased. The finder will
confer favor and receive suitable
reward by leaving it at this Office.
The time table Of the B. p. & w.
R'y III our paper has been corrected
in accordance with the recent change,
and can be relied on for accuracy.
Now is the time to put up caves.
spouts and Ed. Heibel is the man to
do jobs Of this kind in a first. class
manner, and at very reasonable rates.
Steve Vanderlin spent last night
in town. He lately returned from II
trip to Nebraska, where he had thought
of locating, but has given it up for the
present.
Trailing arbutus, the most fra
grant of all spring flowers, will soon
be in bloom, and the average young
gent with his best girl may stroll
through the forest in search Of it.
Township collectors in need OF
blank tax receipts can have their wants
supplied by calling at this office. We
have large supply on hand which
will be sold cheap.
We notice by many of our ex-
changes that all special tax for the
United States must be paid "before
April 31st" Why couldn't the matter
be put off till about April 44th.
The latest Judicial Apportion-
ment bill for this State makes dis
trict of Warren and Forest counties
The bill has passed second reading III
the Senate and will probably become
a law.
Farming has at last begun for the
season of 81, and as May Irwin, ofthC
Franklin Ne,oS says, farmers through
out the county are hanging to theil
plow handles aud addressing shocking
remarks to their horses"
The following offices were elected
last Sunday for the ensuing term o
the Presbyterian Sunday School Sup
erintsndent, 4. f. Ritchey Assistant
Chas. Bonner; Treasurer, q. w. Rob
inson; Secretary, r. l.. Haslet.
Mr.. Geo. Stephens. Of Petroleum
Centre, was in town last week. Hi
stave business near Tylersburg, which
occasionally attracts him hither. i
+. under the management of his son
Will, who takes care of things in I
superior manner.
Mrs. Marvin Dale, formnrly Mrs
: S. S. Hulings, has returned to Tionest
for a visit, and is stopping with he
sister, Mrs. Sheriff Randall Evidentl
her new home, in Minnesota, agree
with her, as she is looking we'll, and
receiving a hearty welcome by he
many friends here.
Hon. Z. L. Davis returned t
his post at Harrisburg on Monday
after a weeks anxious care spent wit
his sick family. His family has bee
severely afflicted for some time bac
with dlphtheria, but we are glad
(. learn that all the sick ones are on th
mend now, although the littls boys al
A yet very feeble
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Please bear in mind that Hole.
man q Hopkins have the largest stock
OF Flour ard Feed ever brought to
this market, and will sell the same
cheaper than ever. Call and see for
yourselves. 2t.
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Rev. Brown will preach in the F
N. Church on Sunday evening next
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NEORGE HENDERSON.
TONSORIAL ARTIST.

Tionesta, Pa. Shop fist door south
Lawrence House. For a nice shave, shal
pOon or haircut call on Mr.. II. He
hrst-class in every respect Ruge n
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M. e. Sabbath School at 10
a. M, f. NJ. Sabbath School at II
a. M, Presbyterian Sabbath School at
3 p. m,
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Hoes and Garden Rakes Of every
description at Hoiemaa q Hopkins. 2t
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Onion Sets and a full assortment
of Garden Seeds al Robinson q Bon,
ner. It.
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VIZ c. CoDURN, N. D.,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
Has had over fifteen years experience in
the practice of his profession, having grad
uated Iegaily and honorably May 10. 1865.
Office and Residence in Forest House,
opposite the Court House, Tionesta, Pa.
IN Aug. 25.lNSO
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Qhe 8Orest Sspnblifnr
ls PUBLrsRED EVERY WEDNESDAY u
y. m. vVErT1x
OFFICE IN ROBINSON 4 BoNNERis BULL
ELM STREET. TrOEEsTA, PA

Bns
o5wnc TERMs, eI.5O YEA. Van
,SsYn ,ySrd q vs. Inscriptions receltTaaIet aoqsh EIi
Holeman.
Justices of the Peace. T. Brennan,
d. 8. Knox.
Constdble--James Walters.
School Directors--J. Shawkey, &. y.
Wolcott, J. u. Blaine A. b. Kelly, ]. r.
> Brennan, A. II. Partridge.
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i"te ., EXCLAIMED LETTERS. In Tionesta,
hal, P. o., Wednesday, April q, 1881 :
gGT. H Arters, Mrs. Emma Anthony,
sym. Black, John Crellin 2, James
Hasson, Haze Herip, r. Thompson,
tbSss Bella Smith 3, j. e. Merritt, r.
AMiles 2.
und not called for within 80 days will
tipysent to the Dead Letter Office.
Of % " "a j. N. MCKAY, P. NJ
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Goods cheap at
Aug II, 80 HAsLEr q Sons.
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Blue jay No. 2 is still keeping up
to her usual production of Is barrels.
1t was necessary tn shut the we'll down
for a short time on account of the ac-
cumulation of parafine this trouble
has now been overcome and the we'll
is flowing along smoothly again.
Well No. 8, by Horton & Kerber.
ger is due this week. A tool.fshing
job kept them back several days.
1t seems the Blue Jay district is
shortly to be tapped by narrow
gauge railroad, to be run from Sheffield
down the creek. This road was pro-
jected some time ago by Messrs. Hor-
ton 81 Creary, owners of the extensive
tanneries at Sheffield. 1t was origin
ally intended for the transportation Of
bark, &C. The sudden and unexpected
oil developments has doubtless has
tened the project, and it is supposed
the road will be completed in July
the survey is now being made. twill
be about eight miles in length.
A new hotel is already going up al
Blue Jay, the owner being .1hos. Hill
quite we'll known in the oil regions.
From the Derrick:
n, THE MAGEE WELL.
| a dai lot 408, southeast of Sheffield
Gb Oh %Eagee expects to strike the sane
+ BTwhich Blue Jay No. 1 gets it
doora the next 150 feet. They have
SStsssed through the Darling well'
and, and having secured all the lane
} hey want will finish the well as soOr
bMipossible. A dispatch from Sheffield
, offs evening says; Horton says Mage'
ien is 1850 feet deep; through
, hind sand and no oil. He thinks
| clo, proper sand should be found Il
sfe S9e o or 1900 feet.
i"ts EXCLAIMED LETTERS. In Tionesta
hal, P. o., Wednesday, April q, 1881
g9T. H. Arters, Mrs. Emma Anthony
sym. Black, John Crellin 2, Jane
Hasson, Haze Herp, r. Thompson
t5Sss Bella Smith 3, j. Z. Merritt, r
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.


Train 0 North, and Train l6 South garry
the mail. "a
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ROLL OF HONOR,

Lucy Garfield 81, May Grove SO,
AIDA Hullngs 50, May Hulipg 80,
Nellie Walters 81, Frank Carr 95,
Edward Dithridge SO. Bennie Kelly
SO, Willie Kepler 80, Charlie Muen-
zenberger SO, Joe Richards 80, Harry
Saul SO, Harold Sharp 98
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-04-27

"A good sermon should be like a
mariners compass-full of points.
The Republican journal., 1881-10-20
The Stage Drivers Story

From the Detroit Free Press
know ITS presumln for one sich as me
Fur to talk to a lady so grand
It's jist like an imp from Satans domains
Chinnin one from the heavenly land,
But you've axed fur my story, am, neat and
perlite,
An i'll tell it the best that kin
Leavin ont all that's rough or of vulgar degree
Skppin' over all teches of sin.
cum to these mountains in 80, and hyar
I've remained as ye see ever sence;
drove on the overland line till the keers
Slung the coaches way over the fence
And then tried mimi, and went through my pile
In manner most deucedly fiat;
Then | chopped on that lay, an got in fur to herd
Texas cattle up thar on the Platte
Prom the States p do you ask yes fust saw
the light
In Ohio, an right thar | stayed
I'LL tired o the civilized racket We see;
Couldn't coon to legitimate trade.
Then packed up my buds an bid one
goodby,
An headed my boss fur the West,
An cum to these mountains to buck agn luck
TO swallow my dose with the rest
"Got wife ;" lookee hyar, ma'am, Id rather not
talk
On sich subjects as that fur We see,
1t mount be tatrin' to let ont the truth
1t perhaps d reflect upon me-
Got an object in akin" We say. Wal | swar!
can see how I'd interest you;
An | guess-eh you must know Wal then.
maam, had
A wife that was noble an true
Ye see, twar like this When lived in the States
Somehow war all outen luck
An | stood in with nuthin but cussed hard times,
No matter what racket struck
Till at last gin up and concluded to leave
An Mary approved o the plan;
An sed, 60 along, Tom. an when We git rich
Yell find yer companion on han
But the same cussed luck tollered right in my
So | Just quit writn back home
Fur | wanted the folks thar to think n hite war
dead.
An continued as usual to roam
stIayed hyar an thar-with no settled place
Fur to camp-with no object in view;
No ambition 10 raste fur more than enough
To grub me-indeed. ma am, it's true
DO love Mary ylt!8 Why, ma am darn it all
Thet smoke keeps a smartin' my eyes,
Makes EN- water as though | war drappin' sum
When the winds south tibet smoke alters flies J
"What an answer 7" Wal, ma'am | mus say (darn
thet slnoke)-
mus say tibet in all these long years
She's bin right in my thoughts an many the
night
lay thnkin Of Mary-in tears
Her pcter carry right hyar in my heart
Jlst a thought of her fills me with bliss.
An the day grows as dark as the bottomless pit
When think praps she's dead afore this
I've treated her shabby, but, maam, 'twar hard
luck
Thet made Inc shake home in that style,
An I'm hopin TIL yit the keerds II soon change
An begin to run right arter while
An if ever git a small stake ahead
I'm gong to toddle back thar.
An I'll ak Marys pardon an settle right down
AM be decent will, ma am, Ill swar
What's that lookee hyar, ma am great heaven
list turn
Yer face more around ter this light
HIST Yer veii-great Lord of all mercy above
Why Mary Elizabeth W hlte
WYOMING XII
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Is the BEST sALNE for Cats, Bruises. Sores VI
GERS, Salt Rhenm. letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blains, Corns and all kinds of Skin Eruptions
Freckles and pimples. Get HENRY's CAkHoLIt
SALvE, as all Others are counterteits Price ;,
cents.
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SHORT HAND Writing.

TT1IIE subscriber is making arrangements TO teacl
winter If those interested in the matter will cal
on the undersigned at Wayland Knowlton'S office
or address me at box 4S, Belfast, shall be please
to give them what information they NAV desire il
relation to the art. Terms moderate. Good refer
ences to ability furnished if desired. Lesson,
given by mail to those out of the city.
NEWELL WHITE.
Belfast, Oct. Is, 1SSl.-4ltf
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Is a Positive Cure

Is Positive Cure
for all those Painful Complaints and W eaknesses
EOcOmmOn TO eur best female population.
1t VII entirely the worst form of Female Com
IIants, all ovarian troubles Inflammation and Tlcera
ton, Falling and Displacenent-, and tie consequent
Spinal Weakness and is particularly adapted to the
Change Of Life.
1t will dissolve and expe pmors from the uterus in
carly stage Of development. Tho tendency
Aumors there is ch, hcd Oily by its
1t fainnrss natlcncy, destroys all craving
fog stirnulans, relieves akiess of the stomach.
It cures Bloating Headaches, Nervous Frostration.
General Debility seelessness Depression and ln4i-
lsestion.
That feeling Of bearing down causing pain, weight
ana hackache, is always permanently cured ty its
1t viii at lltnes and under all c.reunsta act in
harmony with the laws that govern the female
For the Of Kidney Complaints Of either this
Compound is unsurpassed
LYDIA f. PINkHAM'S VEGETABLE COM
POUND is prepared at 253 and 235 Western Avenue,
Lynn Mass Price 81 Six bottlcsfor S.. by mail
in the form Of pills. also in the form Of lozenges
receipt price 81 per box for either. Mrs Pinkham
freely answers all letters Of inquiry Send for pamph
let. Address above Mention This Paper.
No family should be without LYDIA +. PINKHAM'S
LIVER PILLS. They constipation, biliousnecs
and torpidity Of the liver. Is cents per box
Re- sold hy all Druggists. -t0
The Republican journal., 1881-10-20

The amended report of the autopsy of
President Garteld's body discloses a fact
frequently limited at, but not actually
known, that the intestines and the greater
part of the viscera, which includes the
heart, liver, spleen, pancreas, kidneys,
lungs and stomach, also several of the YER
zebra and ribs Of the late President Car
field were, at the time of the autopsy,
secured by the attending surgeons and
brought to Washington, and placed in the
army medical museum. The knowledge
that so large part of General Garfield's
body does not repose at Lake View Gene
terry has caused a severe shock to the wife
and friends of the late President, who
feel that the examination should have
been completed at Long Branch, and his
entire remains consigned to their last rest
ing place, and they justly feel indignant
that DR.. Bliss and his medical associates
should have, unknown to the family and
friends, mutilated the remains of the ma
tons dead in such manner.
The Republican journal., 1881-10-20

Lung Affections use Downs ELIXIR, which has
stood the test of fifty Years, and has not been
found wanting
The Republican journal., 1881-10-20
DR.. Green's Oxygenated Bitters

Is the best remedy for Dyspepsia Biliousness,
Malaria Indigestion. and diseases Of the Blood
Kidneys, Liver, Skin etc
The Republican journal., 1881-10-20

So many horses have died of "pink
eye" in Chicago that the contractor who
removes the bodies of dead animals com
plains to the Mayor that he cannot get
enough teams to bury the dead animals
The Republican journal., 1881-10-20

DURNoS CATARkIi SNUFF cures all affections c
the mucous membrane of the head and throat
The Republican journal., 1881-10-20
Henry's Carbollc Salve

The purest water runs from the hardest rock
and the smoothest tongue wags in the hardest
cheek
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! The Louisville Commercial cites the case OF
Capt Chas n CORR, of that city, who was cured
| by st Jacobs OIL after suffering for Years with
rheumatism. York (Neb Republican
A hangman who did not wish to disclose his yo
cation, said he travelling for suspender com.
pany.
However watched by loving care,
| Home has distempers lurking there.
And human power cannot defend
| From Ills that constantly mpend
| But Sanfords Ginger bids pain cease
And home restores to health and peace 5w3S
| Solomon said, "Gve me neither poverty MOI
riches. He probably meant to say, Make me not
| too rich, but Just rich enough
| The Philadelphia Easy Hour mentions Mr.. j. A.
Walton, Of 1915 n Twelfth street that city. as an
enthusiastic lndorser of St Jacobs OIL for the re.
| lief and cure of diseases Of horses
| Eve was taken to nice summer garden but
with nothing TO wear it was not to be expected
she could be happy.
DR. BANrER's MANDRAKE BITrERs are super
ior combination of Banks, Roots, and Herbs not
| attained by any other manufacturers of Bittcrs
Keep IN the stable and always at hand HENRY a
| JoHNSoNS ARNICA AND Oh LINIMENT as it is the
best remedy for Hurts, Bruises Strains, &c
For Coughs Colds Group, Asthma, and all
| Lung Affections, use Downs ELIXIR, which has
stood the test of fifty years, and has not been
| found wanting
The purest water runs from the hardest rock
and the smoothest tongue wags in the hardest
cheek
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Keep in the stable and always at hand HENRY d
JoHNSoNS ARNICA AND Oh LINIMENT, as it is the
best remedy for Hurts Bruises, Strains &c
The Republican journal., 1881-10-20

DR. Morris LIVER PILLS are the best Cathar
tie Regulator
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THOMBS & OSBORNE

SA IL NJ a x r FRS.
AND DEALERS Isl
JUNK, PAPER STOCK, IRON & METALS
Swan Sibl,y4 Bros Wharf Belfast Me.
Rs-Fghcst cash price paid for ola rags, juuk
metals, bones, &c. n
The Republican journal., 1881-10-20

Eve was taken to a nice summer garden but
with nothing 10 wear" it was not to be expected
she could be happy.
The Republican journal., 1881-10-20

II wish | was pudding, ma why :" I
sh0MId have a lot Of Smgar mt In me
The Republican journal., 1881-10-20

The Philadelphia Easy Hour mentions Mr. J. A.
Walton, of 1915 n Twelfth street, that city, as an
enthusiastic lndorser of St Jacobs OIL for the re-
lief and cure of diseases of horses
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-03
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Real Estate Agents and Actioneersl
J NV rL List t!pGoE eN., S;hjEt: FOR
A+ "a ID SY PU bLIC hUUTiOn.-By
virtue OF decree OF -hs Eo,po a,ioa Ucur, tor
"a" ciLy OF aieEaa rIE uisGs III February tarnn
1851 IN the ca.h.rry cause of GJwIug We. . W.
iiLR, The unlorsigneI Commissioners thereby
appointed, NJ ! Uti.f tor s,.ic oy p;ibiic sucton
on v rs i", !, tle - G2J ol NJ .rch, 1851 a.
i CLOCK IN Il! ,r3nt 81 the 5ntr>lCe 10 L0ur.
SOON Un a! TX street! in ihs ely oi & hexsn-
drls, vs., y II DF GEDuWD with the
bUi AuiNHS a4d improvement. thereon siLu
".eI a. LGe ao:LAcAst :u-e-s @cL!ou OF UuKe with
u. Asrph stree, - Ia, Gig IF 4 A!e1audIi. md
described as lo,io|s: h5HnGng on the north
slIe OF Duke strGei ,.ad - no east side Of ST
A-aph stfe:t al the Intersection OF the ssid
s.rdcLs, lhc..ce 10. n "I!n II. h:aph street ) ]
ieet NOR ar ia.s LaonGu "GgL I,.d :,ar4l.o. viz
'ukS stro@. - .vat, - 10 a. L i3over' i
noe thence LIZ - luke s.:.st tuunCe waal on
OGao s.;Gal 80 Lue :s.sCa 1f beginning
Terms .! cA!b: Uun lsn.c Of me purchase
monoy in cssh, ro;!Ju5 IL toree eqpy lisL.I.
meEIs Al 81 Twelve and eighteen months with
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