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Orders of Qualification.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

State of West Virginia, Ohio county, to-wit. In
the Circuit Court of Ohio county, West Virginia,
August Rules, 1856.
SARAH TRACY
VS. In chancery.
STEPHEN TRACY.
The object of this suit is to obtain decree OF
divorce from the bonds Of matrimony and il ap-
pearing by affidavit filed in this cause that the
above named defendant, Stephen Tracy, is nom
resident Of the State of West Virginia il is ordered
that the said Stephen Tracy do appear within
one month after the date Of the first publication
hereof and do what is necessary to protect his in.
tereSt.
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Nancy +. KittSOn, and others.
The object of this suit is 10 settle the accounts
OF the complainant az administrative Of the cs-
tate of Robert VI. Stewart, deceased; To ascertain
and assign the dover she Is entitled To rs the
widow of said Robert " Stewart in the real estate
of which he died seized, to ascertain what debts
the said Robert VI. Stewart was owing nj the time
of his death and which have not been paid: aud
to subject the said real estate 10 the payment Of
such unpaid debts and Of gross sum in lieu OF
the widows dover and further. To ascertain the
respective shares of the heirs of Robert VI. Stew
art deceased In said real estate or the proceeds
thereof after the payment of debts and dover
And IL appearing from an affidavit filed in This
cause at these rules that the defendants, George
Stewart r. J.. Rhodes, trading under the name
of T. T. Rhodes * Co, Record Manufacturing
Company, and J. j. Burnnugh, administrators OF
the estate Of 4. J.. Hays, deceased, are nOn-Tcsi-
dents of the State Of West Virginia, and they not
having beer served with process In this cause, on
the motion of complainant, by her solicitor.
this order of publication Is entered against them,
and il is ordered that the said defendants George
Stewart, T. L. Rhodes, trading under the name
nr r. = Rhodes d Co, Record Manufacturing
Company. and j. j. Burnaugh. administrator Of
the estate Of A. L. Hays, deceased, DC required TO
appcar within one month after the date Of the
first publication Of this order and do what j. nee
cSSaTy Ia protect their Interests il Is further or
dcrcd that this order be published Ind posted as
required 10y law.
Witness, John ". Mitchell, Clerk Of said Court,
at the Court House Of said county, this fourth day
Of August, 1856. ,
JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the first time August ), 1850.
Attest: JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
W. T. HUBBARD, Solicitor for Complainant
aujOawt
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.NtJeelins Register
Grauelers' 6uidr.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
n EXPLANATION OF REFERENCE NJ ARKs. SDaiIy
sunday excepted. monday excepted.-Wheel-
ing Time:
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PETROLEUM.
Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, August iS.-Petroleum-
Active and firm; market opened at 6lSc;
closed at colo; highest 6l4c, lowest 6Oic
TitusVille.
TITUsvILLE, August lS.-Petroleum-
National Transit certificates opened at
61Ic; highest Gle; lowest cole; closed at
6OBc
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at lac Per Cent.-GoVernments
Dull and Weak-StOcks Lower-tionr
steady and Unchanged Wheat I'm
changed.
New YORK, August 1S.-Money on call
easier, ranging from l to = per cent,
closing at per cent; prime mercantile
paper 4a5 per cent; sterling exchange
dull but steady.
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cGOr Bent.

TOR RENT.
Four Good Rooms upstairs, at No. LOG Main
Street. River view viii only be rented TO q
family without children. Rent payable month
IN in al qnce JAMES L. HAWLEY,
apis No. li0 Main Street
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''rlS S, UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,
b.. LLLitUTT cry u.p,,V,,-n

l.ITl Wa-T-I TT HfNI HANU.
-, 3, yPGy, SgsIlE; Instruction Thorough. SEs-
-S2 CHAP,y,ISS 10; Circulars sent upon appl-
"'-'2 IAN MAUPIN, NJ. A., Principal.
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Bradford.

BRADFORD, Pa, AugustlS.-Petroieum
National Transit certificates, opened
at Size; closed at Glsc; highest 6lSc; low
est cole; clearances 127, 600 barrels.
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Nest Virginia Map !
WEST VIRGINIA PRINTING co.,
WHEELING, W. VA.

THE REGISTERS NAP OF THE STATE,
i made from actual surveys Of each county,
ontains all poStroads and streams, with politi-
cal divisions etc, and is considered the onlyeom-
plete Map of the State ever published. Size
Three by three and three-fourths feet. Price .
cents
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
In Chancey

~ County of Ohio, to-wit: In the Circuit
Court Of Ohio County, August Rules, lSS6.
John ID. Dubois and Francis
BoggS, plaintiffs,
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THE STATE OF WEST VIR-
L GINA, Ohio county In the Circuit Court
of Ohio County, West Virginia, August Rules,
1886.
Alice V. Stewart, in her own right
and ~ Administrative Of the eS-
tate of Robert NJ. Stewart, de In Cbonccrv
ceased
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OH City.

OIL CITY, August 1S.-Petroleum-
Opened at Gl4c, highest Gle, lowest 6Oic,
closed at 6Olc. Sales, 1,0l9,OOO barrels;
clearances, 2,490, 600 barrels; charters, 40,
gj9barrels: shipments, 6S, S02 barrels
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-19
Toledo.

TOLEDO, O., August 1s.-Wheat-
Lower; September size; October S3ic.
December S6sc; May 9SIc. Corn-Nonrin-
al; cash and August 44c. Oats-Steady;
cash 23lc. Glover Seed-Neglected.
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DITTsBURG. CIaCTSSATI&sT. LOUIS X. u.
J. (Pan-Handle ROute)
Time table fOr East and West corrected N juno
! q, lssS. Trains leave Panhandle Stallion, foOs
81 Eleventh street. near publc landing. a. follows
| Central Standard Time:
Ipff,s d Rasf [ Yasf d p,.o
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GovERNMENTs-Dull and weak.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-01-22
1T MADE HIM wONDRoUs KIND.
THE END.

The other morning found old Mollifiel
taking an early morning promenade,
and as he was sauntering along out on
East Chestnut street, he suddenly came
upon q man lying apparently lifeless
inside the stone coping that served rs q
barrier between rather pretty grounds
and the street. The man was groaning
as if in great misery. and Alollifer
stopped to question him:
"My good man. you seem to be in
trouble said he
II lam; am |" groaned the pros rat
man.
"Have you been robbed?"
"Worse than robbed I"
"Have you had any domestic trouble?"
he asked.
81 have. He came as my friend and
insinuated himself into the good graces
of myself into the good graces of nv elf
and my wife, and" hut here the poor
fellow choked with grief
1.-The william - roarel MolliAer.
Had he taken your wife and fed
He had he had But the half is
not told, sir"
"What else has happened, my good
MANI"
She-she-Oh cannot tell you'll I"
"Did she murder your child?"
"No, no. no-not that-not that
She returned last evening and"
"And what ?"
"Great heaven, how can bear to tell
it?"
"She stealthily approached the house
from the rear and-O Lord r.
"And what?"
"And caught me kissing the hired
girl, and she-she is red headed p
Molliier, whose wife isalso red headed
and had once caught him kissing the
hired girl, gave him ten dollars and
passed on.
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lcoNrrNuxD FROM SID pAeEl

80
time you ask me. But if you renew the
request you shall have the same reply"
81 shall renew it! Yes! I shall
renew it, repeated Carpena-"h Maria
tells me to do so"
"She do SOL" exclaimed Andrea.
"She You know she has neither friend
ship nor esteem for you'll"
Her sentiments may change when ]
have had an interview with her, J"
answered Carpena.
IAN interview"
eyes. Ferrato. I wish to speak to
her"
"When?"
"Nowi You understand must
speak to her-I must-this very night 9"
ION her behalf refuse" -s.
"Take care what you are doing. said
Carpena, raising his voice. "Take carel"
Take carer"
81 will be avenged"
"Oh! Take your revenge if you like,
or if you dare!" answered Ferrato. who
was getting angry in turn, "All your
threats won't frighten me! And now
get out or I'll throw you out!"
The blood mounted to the Spaniard's
eyes. Perhaps he thought of attacking
the fisherman! But he restrained him
self. and making snatch at the door he
dashed out of the room and out of the
house without saying another word.
He had scarcely gone before the door
of the other room opened and Count
Sandorf, who had host none of the fore
going conversation, appeared on the
threshold. Stepping up to Andrea he
said to him in low voice
''That is the man that gave the inform.
alton to the sergeant of gendsrno-i &c
Heknowsus He saw us when we landed
on the bank of the Leme Canal He
followed lis to Rovigno. He evidentl.
knows that you have sheltered us in YOU
house. So let us be off at once O. VIC
shall be lost-and you too"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-01-22

Count Sandorf. the Magyar nobleman,
had then found his grave in the waves Of
the A,iriatic. z
After minute investigation this was
the verdict, very natural one, to which
the Austrian Government came.
Stephen Bathory, captured as we have
seen. was taken under escort during the
night to the donion Of Pisino, there for o
few hours to join Ladislas Zathmar.
The execution was fixed for the S0th
of June .-.s
Doubtless of this supreme moment
Stephen would have last interview
with his wife and child; Ladislas would
see his servan. for the last time, for per-
mission had been given to admit them to
the donjon. But Nine. Bathory and
her son, and Borick, who had been let
out of prison, had left Trieste. Not
knowing where the prisoners had been
taken, for their arrest had been secret
one, they had searched for them even III
Hungary. even in Austria, and after the
sentence was announced thay could not
reach them i'll time.
Bathory had not the last consolation
of seeing his wife and son. He could
not tell them the names of those who had
betray d him.
Stephen Bathory aud Ladislas Zath-
mar ut five o'clock in the evening were
shot in the courtyard of the fortress.
They died like men who had given their
lives for their country.
Toronthal and Sarcany could now
relieve that they were beyond all chance
Of repisal. In fact the secret OF their
:reacliery was only known to themselves
and to the Governor of Trieste. Their
reward was half the possessions of Count
Sandorf, the other half, by special favor,
being reserved for his heiress when she
attained her eighteenth year.
Toronthal and Sarcany insensible to
all remorse, could enjoy in peace the
wealth obtained by their abominable
treachery.
Another traitor seemed to have moth
ing to fear. This was the Spaniar Car
pena to whow had been paid the reward
of 5000 forms.
But # the banker and his accomplish
could remain and hold their heads up at
Trieste, Carpena under the weight of
public Reproduction had to leave Rovigno
to live no one knew where. What did il
matter? He had nothing to fear not
even the vengeance of Ferrato.
For the fisherman had been arrested,
found guilty and sentenced to imprison-
ment for life for having sheltered the
fugitives. Maria and her younger bro
ther, Luigi, were now left alone to live in
misery in the house from which the
father had been taken never to return.
And 80 three scoundrels for mere
greed. without sentiment of hatred
against their victims-Carpens excepted
perhaps-one to restore his embarrassed
affairs, tho others to gain money, had
carried through this odious scheme.
Was such iniamy to remain unpua-
ished in this world Count Sandorf,
Count Zathmar, Stephen Bathory-these
three patiiots-and Andrea Ferrato, the
honest fisherman, were they not to be
avengedr
THE END,
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CHAPTER XIV.

TIE FINAL EFFORT OF THE FINAL STRUo GLE.
Andrea Ferrato remained silent. H.
said nothing in answer to Count Sandorf
His Corsican blood boiled within him.
He had forgotten the fugitives for whom
up to then, he had risked so much. He
thought only of tho Spaniard, he saw
only Carpena!
1.-THE scoundrel! The scoundrel p
he murmured. ct length. Yes! He
knows all! We are at his mercy! ]
ought to have understood.
Sandorf and Bathory looked anxiously
ut the fisherman. They waited for what
he was going to say, what he was going
70 do. There was not an instant to lose.
The informer had, perhaps, already done
his work.
Count" said Andrea, "the police
may enter my house at any moment
That beggar knows or supposes that you
ere here. He came to bargain with me.
My daughter was to be the price of his
silence he would ruin you to be
xevenged on me. If the police come you
cannot escape, andyou will be discovered
Yes; you must so at once"
"You are right, Ferrato," answered
Count Sandorf, "but before we separate
let me thank you for all you have done
and all you intended to do"
"What I intended to do shall still
do" answered Andrea seriously.
eve refuse" said Bathory.
"Yes, we refuse" added Sandorf.
"You are already too deeply compro-
missed rs it is. If they find lis in your
house they will send you to the hulks.
Come, Stephen, let us leave his house
before We bring ruin and misfortune on
1t. Escape, but escape alone"
Ferrato seized Sandorf's hand.
"Where will You go ?" said he. 1.-The
country is allwatched by the authorities,
the police are patrolling it night and
day; there is not spot on the coast that
you can get off from. not footpath
across the frontier that is free. To go
without me is to go to your death.
"Follow my father" added Maria.
"Whatever happens he will do his
duly and Try to save you"
"ThaS is it, daughter" said Ferrato
" 1t is only my duty. Your brother can
wait for us in the boat. The night is
dark. Before we can be seen we shall
be at sea. Good bye, Maria Good-bye!"
But Sandorf and Bathory would not
Jet him move They refused to profit
by his devotion. To leave his house so
as not compromise the fisherman
yes! But to embark under his charge
and send him to the hulks, mol
"Come, said Saudorf, "once out of
THE house We shall only have to fear for
ourselves"
And by the open window they began
to get down into the yard to cross it aud
escape, when Luigi rushed in.
"The police - he said
"Adieu!" said Sandorf.
And followed by Bathory he leaped to
the ground. AT the same moment the
police came running into the front
room.
Z Carpena was at their head.
"Scoundrel !" said Ferlato.
/ "That is my answer to your refusal, /"
replied the Spaniard.
I The fisherman was seized and garot-
Eed. In moment the police had
Eeized and visited every room in the
blouse. The window opening on to the
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-28

Yesterday witnessed the opening
uI the city public free schools for n
session OF nine months, to close uuc
| 90, 1897. Parents were the subjects
uud children the bosses Mt hundreds
of happy homes. II was, "Nln, please
| hunt ny dictionary" aud Papa please
! give me four bits to buy anew geo
RHpN' until puph and mnua were
dilll with appeals that were loving )
! admitted Pc. past rriu-ll. when Tia,
| dm fingers pointed nj $50 u. ~ all
the streets were lively with the little
people. irotting with shining morn.
ing faces most willingly 10 -choul.
superintendent ChllHghrr kindly
furnished TIM lNNMtNEK with valu-
able Information which viii be read
with .Hidiy 10y the ritif u- OF Wucu
and too public at Hrgr. OF uIl con-
rrrus that occupy attention, the pub.
lic tree -chuui- ARE nearest aud dear.
est to- the great thrubbIug heart
at the adult public II concern OF
thu children IL rs the interest OF
those charges t,od m- giycu Those
blessed children that are To take this
country ia hand aud govern it, when
the parents ARE sleeping in lhu cold
obstruction of the grave
The superintendent states that
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.,l,i,,- ..uI ,Irrr tnr A. ,i,nu. Th,
t,n'l,r. r,nnIn,,,l rumLrrrJtwrriy.
.ri,'I,t ,,-trr,iny nr ,vLIrL ,,uuIrr
tvyrnt, -twnnrn ,yLiic m, builIin,.
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.n,ur nrr. r,rrrJinOl, yonJ Modern
trnitnrr i.u.rJ IN, SEATING r.,nari.
a. H.. tnx.j m ann, nfthr IisIrirt.' in
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pII,

~ $3.50 O'Clock SUNDAY afternoon
~ The residence OF her daughter Mrs
H. H. ~carry. on North Thirteenth
street, Mrs. Mar, W. ltubcrtson, aged
81 year,. Size leaves four children to
mourn her loss.
Mr.. Robertson hn, been resident
OF Waco Tor many years aud was held
ia high esteem by all who knew her
II H. sweet 10 rest when the shadow
have grown long. pud -wrptcr H. that
rest when duty hns been well OBJ.
served. E'crv token was about the
venerable iHdN tpWilnc-S Tor her tha,
hers has been % true lite aud her
crown awaited her.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-28

lhc Ercut Wholesale establishment
of Mc--r-. hr,lum ~ Romu j. stil ia
Che front rank with nll iubhiug gro.
Gers. \ visit To- their establishment
viii convince HuN one that their bu-i-
u,s- is ON the Increase. Hni that THEFT
sales waI r,mpur iu,orubly with amy
er"rrry house in Texas They arr
live business men nud keep zap Nitl
nj, product needed hy our people.
Nc--r- hr.ium y i;omu handle All
lines ui groceries and ptuNl-lOu- and
among other rlug- 'ly Intend To-
give lcAH- soap tru and .cli 1t To
th. be- customers.
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HERE AND THERE.

. 90 ''' .' f' 90 '"l i'AE
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'''','"s w. mortimer } WIN .t'l u'',h't
TX t'ht sue"hlh ON J. rhhklh
''r,'t
Auehd the Tree bridge meeting at
ING 'our mousse tonight.
an e'vtrlc llghl wal coon be- erected
III ,'n'l W eco ,,
Attend the Tree bridge meeting at
the courthouse to night
'u7' 'H'hh' ") s'ers cent piece
Tt'Sn or no SUI at Tue Nhile
Wv i,'''"' H"''
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'nt ''''t'"9 III '"n' ne! kuD"ih"nd
WANT 'V N""" WY ~ uoh sumo.
deserved seat- nj sanger BROTHERS.
Tor the iuin-trcls Mt the MoClcllaud
opera house tonight sold well Ncstcr-
DAY. tall early this morning il YOU
would secure choice seat. They
WIN hv on sale again " o'clock. The
s"Ir VIII close nj 6p. H. sharp The
box oilir" VIII open nj 1.li y. N.
h'hohs Nerve amt Bone oil Hcts
instantly, striking III the very seat Of
| pam, ana cures rheumatism when all
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-28

Night bell Mt the lchrcn drug
store. Sou can have Your pre-cupt-
ions iiIlcd nj any hour of the night
without hayingtO look all over town
tor drug clerk.
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Got your receipt, l-Op ia % boots
Tor % cents. NJ blanks, the job prIn-
ter south Fuurth street, waco,
Texas,
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The white enrolment nj the OPEN
ing Inst year was 1852 increase over
Inst year ir 81 uor cent.
The enrolment of blacks NJ the
opening last year WAS a, increase
over Inst ycar IA per cent,
Total enrolment At opening last
Nc"r WAS 500, increase over last year
" per cent.
Mr. u. q. Taylor, principal of the
high school il sick with fever. lie
appeared nj his post yesterday, bun
was feeble and was assisted AT his
dulic- by Pro. \. b. llnmcr.
sale OF school books aud all the
mcrchaudl,cucrdcd 10y school chill.
drcu reached an increase yesterday
Ina ratio with the increased attend
mcr indicated in the report given
above. Taking every thing together
Tie outlook i, decidedly encouraging,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-28

Woomn We'll water fresh every
day ~ the IhuElN Dmu ~uomE
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-28

Mr. T.. o, McCleary solicitor of
patents. Washington endorses Red
star Cough Cure,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-28

summer slippers, go To Sangrrs
brothers, they ar showing elegant
assortmonis stYgTy low pHles.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-28

,---- 90. ,.,.., %. -, .,,o $500, uuuur tue
wheels Oi Au engine which had lust
switched ont VI the way of the train
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." The lnttIe Sly Coon, -"



We aIlndr with pride aud pleasure
to the excellence that Inns character.
led our entertainments IN the past
and 10 the generous manner no which
you haze rewarded our effort. But
we pledge oar word rs managers And
men that our present company BE- the
best wo have ever had. and it We do
not give YOU the clcnnc.l ,lc,crc.
aud most refined minstrel entertain.
mcnt ever given in your city, we viii
checrfully forcgo your further pat.
romgc for all llmc. Yours in mirth
and honesty
Mol>HwE ~ lrAlm
Rcrcrvcd seats Will be- on -nIr ut
sanger Bros. on Moudn, morning
september 20 at 9 u u., cIo-c- nj d
p. m Telephone communication with
mc nj my residence or Mt the market
Respectfully,
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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-09-15
List of Patents.

List of Patents granted by the U. s..
Patent Office, to citizens of Pennsylvania,
for the week ending Thursday, Sept.
9th, 1886, reported expressly for the For
EST REPUBLICAN, through the Patent Law
Office of o. E. Duffy, 6O7 9TH st. N. w.
opposite the U. S. Patent Office, Wash
ington, D. c.:
J. Baker, Sweet Valley, lifting jack j.
G. Baker, Fernwood, pipe and wood wise; /;
r. II. Black, Kendall, uniting sucker
rods; E. 4. Bradbury, Mahanoy City, pie
litter; t. j. Bruce, Wing Hill, car coup
ling; w. Dawson, Scranton, locomotive
boiler ]. r. Drodzewski, Erie, steam
pipe connection between railway cars; J..
p. Il j. Goodman, Plymouth, stop block /;
Il. 5. Guerber, Allentown, safety bar for
railways; j. A. Hackenburg, Kimberton,
commode; NJ. G. Hubbard, Norristown,
car truck; j. A. Hurley, Erie, cork pull
er j. Leib, Sandy Run, pipe wrench 1.
j. Vaudeville, HazletOn, combination
tool G. May, Sunbury. lock for reverse
and throttle levers II. A. Mcfarland,
Meadville, chair ]. w. McHugh, Dubois,
nut lock; G.. w. and d. A. Moore, Jr.,
Guthrieyille, upholstering roll; w.
Parks, Sr. and W. l.. Parks, Jr., Mead
vile, meat clamp; E. Powell, Williams
port, hoop cutting machine; NJ. NJ. Ray,
Bellefonte, umbrella; j. Sabold, Little
Obey, ingot mold.