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The herald., 1895-07-20

The railroads here mentioned are the San
Luis and San joaquin, and The Southern Pa
cihc, The latter company, as is we known.
are now busily engaged in the completion of
their new scenic shore line, only about 80 miles
now remaining to be finished. This necessa-
rily must be first accomplished before ten
tion can be given 10 any lateral branches
Some time ago articles OF incorporation were
filed by the Ell Moro Railroad company, whose
purpose is to construct a line OF railroad from
FL Moro to connect with the Southern Pacific
~ the station of Goldtree, an estimated dis
taa' OF only six miles. When people realize
how great an advance in values will follow the
opening OF this new through line of the
southern Pacific they will eagerly buy
real estate OF all kinds in that vicinity
and the town of Ell Moro will feel the impetus
The ockholders of the Hotel Ell Moro com.
rany, are preparing for the expected travel
which viii soon follow, and have decided upon
plans for their hotel which will be built on
the mag tcent site of eight acres donated to
them by the Moro Bay improvement Co. Asa
summer resort El Moro has no equal The
calm, unruifled waters of its land-locked
bay are especially suited for boating and bath
ing, there being no danger whatever. The po-
sition OF the townsite itself, lying fifteen to
twenty feet above ocean level is all that can
be des red, the uniform gentle grade affording
most excellent drainage,
Possessing all these advantages, and Having
herbor capable OF being developed and i'm
p owed so that It's accommodation for shipping
will be unsurpassed, FL Moro can confidently
appeal to the careful investor as being
SAFE, SECURE AND SURE.
Lots in FL Moro are now on sale for S75 on
easy instalments OF %5 down and IS per
month; no interest; title perfect For maps
and other information call on or address
MORO BAY IMPROVEMENT CO.,
1861 South Broadway,
Los Angeles. 20
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Stockholders Meeting

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ board OF directors OF the California Sewer
Pipe company has, by resolution duly passed
OF the stockhold RS of said corporation to
meet on Saturday, August 10, 1896, at 2
O'Clock p. m., at the Office of the company, be.
Los Angeles county. State OF California said
place of meeting being the principal place
where the board OF directors usn,Ily meet
Said meeting OF stockholders of said cor pora-
ton is called for tie purpose of considering
the propriety of reducing the capital stock OF
this corporation from $75O,UOO to S1l5, 200
That the shares be reduced from 1900 of 800
per share to 1852 snares of 800 per share
1t is further ordered that the foregoing order
be published in The Herald a newspaper pub.
lished in Los Angeles city. as provided by law.
Dated this 9th day OF June, 1895.
s. II. MOTT,
$40 Secretary OF said Corporation.
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Election Notice e-SchOOI Tax

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
! qualified electors of Los Nietos School
district, County OF Los Angeles, State of Cal
27th day OF July, A. d. 1895, at which will b,
submitted the question OF voting tax to the
amount OF Twelve Hundred Dollars for the
tion to the School House in said Los Nietos
chool District.
The polls will open at the School House from
one O'Clock p m. until five O'Clock D. M
The Judges and Inspector appointed to con-
dnct the election are: John Seppi, Judge;
W; Burkhardt., Judge; i. A. sanchez, inspector.
Angeles COUNTY, California: Max Schwcd.
B. Guirado, ]. II. Martin,
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SUNSET CLUB MEETING
An Enjoyable Meeting Last Night at the
Hoffman

Judge Enoch knight presided over a
most enjoyable reunion of thirty-seven
of the fifty-three members of the Sunset
club that met last night at the Hoffman
cafe to enjoy a banquet ON the delicious
edible and solid pabulum dispensed at
the gathering Of this admirable company.
Theodore Van Dyke, the author, read
paper on the money question from
gold standpoint. to which replies were
made by Henry q. Osborne, the journal
ist, and Herbert G. Whitehead. auditor
for the Santa Fe. speaking for silver.
A general discussion was had by the
members that was participated in very
thoroughly.
The members are very highly pleased at
the success of their organization, and
at their next meeting, August 23d, they
Will eject sever more gentlemen to
com plete their limited mem bership.
The nature of the Sunset club il of
refined Bohemian, rather than conven-
tional cast, and as the standard of men,
bership is the amount OF gray matter
possessed rather than other considera-
tions. it is society of which the city
is proud.
The herald., 1895-07-20

ITOR SALE
l. $40 acres land for $3.50 cash, close to R.
r. alton, store. postoffce and school, Good
level land, suitable for ,deciduous fruits, with
out irrigation. Water can be had at small
expense to iriigate from we'll,
EGF- But it is highly probable that there
will be irrigating water over the land within
II year If so this land will be worth $4,000
House 3nx30 q rooms, brick Chimney and
open fireplace, well which cost nearly $500
This land was plowed and grubbed at cost of
$3.50. The house and well are worth at least
5000 as they are.
We are are directed to sell at $125O cash,
/ You cannot duplicate this for $4,000. $1Oo
ana few weeks work will make revolution
You can grow anything you wish on this land;
elevation 800 feet.
Title perfect or no sale. We are exclusive
agents. Do not fail to see this bargain.
+. II, BARCLAY e. DAUGHTER,
~ 2221a S. Broadway.
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ONTARIO
Work to Com n1ence on the Sewer System
The Electric Road

ONTARIO. July 19.-W. J. Bryant ar.
rived hers from Los Angeles yesterday,
and will sdperintend the natring IN Of
Ontario's sewer system. Work on this
important public improvement will COM
mence next Monday.
Captain John Cross, with his wife and
niece. passed through Ontario yesterday
on their way to Bear valley where they
will camp for a couple of months.
DIR. +. S. Covernton has been awarded
the handsome prize offered by the Owl
drug store for the best mounted and
equipped horse in the Fourth OF July
parade
Our electric road is nearly completed
and will be in running order in couple
of months. The elegant ears built at
Stockton for this road are ready for ship
ment.
The weather has been beautiful recent
ly, mornings and evenings being delight.
fully cool. but many of our people are 20.
ing to change it for the seaside resorts.
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FOR SALE---l2EAL ESTATE.
Country Properly.

EOR SALE, AT A BARGAIN AT GLENDALE
l. apaying fruit ranch. 80 acres, % snare
water piped. 900 bearing oranges, loVV pehr
Ing apricots, 500 bearing peaches, $50 bearing ag
prunes, $50 French prunes. z years oiu, ov"
room house, barn, etc This Is place tnat
anyone can make money on and Is growing
lakejhouse and lot in the city as part pay, bal
ance on easy terms. A. X. cRAWFoRp 200
Broadway. bl3u
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A. O. II. w. Officers

At regular meeting of Los Angeles
lodge No. 55, A. 0. U. W., held on
Wednesday evening. July 18th. the follow
ing officers were installed for the ensuing
term by District Deputy Grand Master
Workman John Kearney:
Past master workman. r. N. Lewis;
master workman, j. f. Greenough; fore
man, G. W. Saurrett; overseer. o. T.
Thomas; recorder, W. Devereaux; fnan-
cier. +. S. Graham: receiver. G. +. Fem
ner; guide, W. NJ. Roges inside watch
man. Henri Rooerti; outside watchman,
Nj F. Mooney
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Clearing House Report

NEW YORK, July 19.-The following
table, compiled by Bradstreet's, shows the
total clearings at the principal cities and
the percentage of increase and decrease as
compared with the corresponding week
year ago:
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Country Property.
T. SAN LUIS oBIsPO COUNTY.
FAVORABLE HOME TESTIMONY.

This may be the first time you have read our
advertiser nsnt, or perhaps you have not taken
enough interest in the property to make an
Investigation as TO the advisablity of buying
one or ,nTe lots in this new townsite, in which
we have Already sold great many lots. To
these WHO ARE unacquainttd with the many
natural advantages OF Ell Moro, and particular.
" to tlcse who rely upon the Judgment of
others!n the purchase of real estate it will be
lnteres ting to note what has been said and
done by one OF the best known citizen of Los
Angeles. Mr.. Conrad Scheerer, the contrac-
tor Of 237 West First St., a shrewd man OF bust
II IS, and well posted in regard to what is Ike.
ly 10 prove beneficial and of permanent ad-
vanlage to any new town, writes as follows:
~ am thoroughly familiar with Moro"
bay, ana believe the new town of EP'
"Moro good investment. Ihave pur-'
''chased six lots there, and feel conf"
'dent OF big return from them, as El'
"Moro has everything in its favor-a"
'fine land-locked bay. two new rail"
"roads coming, and rich, fertile"
country around it,"
'Respectfully yours
CONRAD SCHEERER."
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EDUCATIONAL.

THE Los ANGELES BUSINESS COLLEGE
i uncorporatedl l44 s. Main st. The largest
and most thoroughly practical business train :
ing school in the city; is open the entire year.
day and evening. Special summer session viii
open June 10th All branches included in the
sixth, seventh. eighth and high school grades
will be taught by able instructors. Also
special work at reduced rates in penmanship,
bookkeeping, short hand, typewriting and
subjects in the city. All interested are cor
daily invited to visit the college ard inspect
its workings. Send for catalogue. E. r. Shra-
skeep. sec.
The herald., 1895-07-20

G7S00- FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, 8
DtOUU acres of Riverside navels in prime
condition: ~ years old: part OF 2O-acre orange
main irrigation ditch through center Apply
owner ana occupier, HARRY BLACKMANN,
1usun, orange county. P.O. box ~. SO
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For EXCHhW IE

TOR SALE OR EXCHAEGE-
j. $tS,00O-Storl, Of boots shoes; take land in
Los Angeles county. W. \. HOLWAY, room
ID, California Bank building.
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A TTENTIoN
LAND SEEKERS.

DO you want to secure an elegant piece of
!and IN southern California near r. X. that
decomposed granite soil abundance OF water.
rms iand can be secured as homestead or un-
der the desert land law. A married woman
125 W. Third ST. 7IS II
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20 acres near Rialto; SO BOO mtg. 800: for
lots here or eastern land WM. n HOIWAY
room Ia, Cal. Bank building. I'd and Broadwa ay.
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EXCHANGE
~ acres; 10 mi. from Portland, 3 mi. from
oregon City; $500 ID acres in prunes
bearing; will accept Los Angeles or Pasadena
property, and assume. VIM. N. HOLWAY
room Ia. Cal. Bank building.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
stock OF dry goods, about $1,000; accent
land or lots Tor one-hulf amount. WM N
HOLWAY, room Ia, Cal Bank building, I'd
and Broadway,
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EOR SALE BY POlNDEXTER q wADs.
II WORTH, 305 w. I'd ST.
$4OO-Lot on Carolina st.
$5O0-Lot ON Palmer, near Central.
&60O-Lot on 23d st., Urmston tract.
T6O0-Lot on Girard st.. near Union.
$600-Lot on Rich ST., near 10th.
xllOO-Lnt on 22d, near Figue:oa.
$lCO0-Corner on Adams, near Main 22
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L
$500; clear lots in Chicago at a cash value
ior property in Los Angeles or vicinity. WIN.
N. HOLWAY, room ID, Cal. Bank building
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CHRYsANTHEMUMs 75C, CANNAs AND
y carnations 81, and roses ST.. 25 per dozen
plants BAG S. Broadway.
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DARGAINs-P. wElsENDANGER, 227 W.
ID Second st.
&I5OO-6O feet Maple ave, near 9th st.
$l55O--50x2ZO, w, Adams. near elec cars
$lOOO-Manufact. business. for value OF stock
1880 each u soft lots near ell. cars, SW.
$1OO0-Ten acres, 7O4 fruit trees.
$l5OO-Ten acres, miles from city. "a
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REGALLA MANUFACTURING

-~>>r>>|>,>r~>->~~~~
TNHE PACIFIC COAST REGALIA COMPANY,
i manufacturers of general lodge supplies.
society and military goods, flags, banners,
badges, gold and silver embroideries, gold and
silver fringes tassels cords, braids, stars, 2Os,
Il0 and 2l2 N, Main ST.. Los Angeles, Cal.
A. TENANT GRAY Ola
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FOR SALE--LIVE STOCK

IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
l. or exchange you will find that it pays to ad-
vertise in the want colums of The Herald.
The popularity of these small advertisements
and The Herald's large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results
The herald., 1895-07-20
TMPORTAN Mt

GRE PROPERTY - SPECIAL BARGAIN
N for few days: choice farm and fruit land,
ali under plow; fine location; warer right;
railroad and everything complete and at
hand; good for small colony or individual.
$25 per acre. 10y HuR1N,
81 1913 s. Broadway.
The herald., 1895-07-20

TNHkOOP POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE, PAS.
Il adena, offers manual training eloyd art,
tterery scientific. classical and normal de-
partments. See exhibit in StiInson Block Los
Angeles. or address PRESIDENT G. II. KEYES,
Pasadena
The herald., 1895-07-20

%450O-Splendid house on Downey ave-, every
thing complete; finest location in city; will
trade for land.
100000 acres improved in Anaheim for
house in city.
W. ii. NEISWENDER,
20 a13 W. First st.
The herald., 1895-07-20

NEW SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS; THIRD
~ floor, Wilson block day and night classes
JULES MERSFELDER, DANIEL POLK. S-l5
CHORTHAND, LONGLEY INSTITUTE,
OByrne Block. Special rates for summer term
Il
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Kellettville.
PEDRO.

L. Wesley Barnes of Sinclairville, N.
Y, vas in town over Sunday.
p. G. Hill and wife visited at G. s.
Copelaud's on Sunday.
The mill has shut down for the want of
material TO manufacture. The planning
mill, which has but recently been added
to the mill, does its work nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tobey are visiting
at Frewsburg, N. Y.
Chas. Pope has been under the weather,
so to speak, for the past week or two, the
real cause of his trouble being neuralgia.
Mrs. A. NJ. Hunter, who has been all
ing for a week, is improving slowly.
She is under the care of DR.. Detar.
Ben. Amsler and family of Fryburg
are visiting friends in town.
A petition is being circulated among
the citizens requesting their signatures
for new view for road leading from
the Luther Johnson farm to the Eli Ber-
lin farm on Whig Hill. Those who have
been over the proposed route say it will
lessen the grade considerably.
Two new leather rollers are being put
in position at the tannery. This will
make four in all.
Someone who possibly had the buck
wheat and lacked the honey, swiped a
large quantity from the Dean brothers
one day last week. The boys had found
two trees this fall and one day last week
they gathered the honey of one of the
trees and left it at their former home on
Fork Run, and during their absence
someone made wav with the luscious
stuff, taking vessels and all with them,
A. L. Weller has taken the job of max
ing and delivering about fifty thousand
cubic feet of pine timber to Pittsburg.
The job is near Bear Creek. Work has
already begun.
An exciting runaway which might have
proved fatal occurred on the Whig Hill
road on Monday. Mrs. H. E. Gillespie
and Miss Kate Gillespie were driving tc
Kellettville when the horse, a young
pony, became frightened and ran dowr
the hill, throwing the occupants out
Mrs. Gillespie was the only one injured
We are without further particulars as Il
the extent of the accident.
Wilbur Decker is doing some stumpinl
on the flats back of town for It. d. Col
Inns.
Word reached us few days ago that
| ghost had been seen at the old shingl
mill on Beaver creek, about week ago
Some are under the impression the phan
tom was jealous lover who had beel
discarded by the party that was to pas
that place on the evening the ghost mad
his appearance.
WILL WALKS.
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East Hickory.

The long needed repairs have been
made on the bridge across Hickory
creek. It has been in a dangerous con-
dition for quite a while
VIM. Hall, of this place, who has been
i'll for few days, is again at work.
The Forest Gas Co. is extending its low
pressure line to Stowtown.
Miss Ella Range has returned from
visiting friends and relatives at Demp-
seytown and vicinity.
A small load of people from here went
down last Friday to work on the road be-
tween here and Tionesta.
There will be a dance in whitton's
Hall on the evening of the 25th. Every
body is invited to come.
There will be an exhibition given at
the Church Hill school house Thursday
evening. All are cordially invited.
PEnRo
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An exciting incident occurred in
Lynoh's bark slashing, Tuesday Of last
week, which might have resulted SER
ionsly 10 some one. As some Frenchmen
were loading cars with bark. that we're
on a steep grade. two loaded cars got
away from them and started down hill.
When they began TO go, one man who
was on jumped of. Tho cars went about
a mile when they left the track, struck a
tree and were smashed 10 pieces. The
loss Is estimated at $500.
Gold Brothers have got gas in their new
we'll on Tionesta creek. They are put
ting down a new we'll between Foxburg
and Lynchburg.
Mr.. c. f. Fox has accepted the position
Of fler in Lynch's mills at Lynchburg.
A literary society began its search for
truth" last Friday afternoon. Officers
are; Pres, Chas. J. Fox V. Pres, AL
fred Mandel; Sec, Ida Norman.
Mrs. Gilson's barn is being overrun
with rats, but the boys of the town are
doing all they can TO extinguish them.
The crowd that gathers there every night,
armed with lanterns and clubs, VIII ell
ther soon have them all killed OF frigh-
tened away.
Mrs. Nugent and Mrs. stroup of
Pigeon were visitors at FoxburR the first
of the week.
| The Jr. Y. p. S. G.. Il. which was re-
Gently organized have elected the follow
| ing officers: Pres, Oral White; v. Pres,
James Campbell Rec. Sec, Alfred
Mardel; Treas, Dorothy ellison.
Mrs. John Mays, and Masters Jeffer-
son and Peter left Monday for a two
weeks visit with relatives in Crawford
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Grain were in Fox
burg last Sabbath.
Frank Cole has moved from Lynch
burg to Clough's Mills.
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Cornell A, Wilson, supply; Hites
and Tarentum, Fred Brother, sup
ply Butler and Bruin, F. F. Shoup;
SmithtoD, to be supplied
Bradford district. j. Barnhart,
district elder; Bradford and Eldred,
A. d. Zahniser, H Bradley, supply ;
Tuna Creek, j. B. Easton; Empo.
rum, Z S. Zahniser; Ridgway, F.
w. Cox; G. w. Murray, supply;
Brockwayville, w. A. Baldwin Du.
Bois and Falls Creek, S. Sager; Pen.
field, j, j. Zahniser; Phillipsburg,
A. Smith; Barnes, c. F. Reed
Bishop Geo. w. Coleman, of
Evansville, Iud who presided over
the conference decided that no pro.
vision was made 10 the present dis.
cipline for the reception into any an.
nual conference of woman, either
on trial or in full connection. This
decision will be in force until the
session of the general conference, in
1898, and bars women from partici'
pating in conference deliberations uu,
I'll the time stated.
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--latest hats aud caps at Miles q
Armstrong;. If

--latest hats aud caps at Miles q
Armstrong;. If
If you5 want pair of gloves,
suit Of underwear, a suit Of clothes,
or anything to keep you warm, you
Just look over Lanson's, and if goods
are not as good and as cheap as any
place in this end of the world you
better not buy at Lauson's, If
Buy anything you need in
Clothing, Furnishing and Shoes at
Miles q Armstrong;. They are ex.
elusive dealers aud can give you the
the latest things at lowest prices. If
Any person desiring 6rst'class
dental work done will do we'll to bear
in mind that | will be 10 TiOnesta for
the week commencing on the first
Monday of each month.
tf r. H. STILLsoN.
Please take notice that Lanson
sells the genuine seal goat water proof
shoes in all sizes in Children's Misses,
Boys, Wcmen's and Mems, and is
selling them at fair, let live price,
which makes high. priced competitors
squeal. If
Frank Amsler wishes to dispose
Of his billiard and pool tables at
reasonable price, either in trade or
cash. Both in good condition. IT,
"A good, warranted, barrel Of
-four at LaDson's fer SO so. 100 lbs.
hest chop or corn meal s1.00, at Ian.
sons. IT,
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West Hickory.

Ernest Sutley returned from the oil
fields Saturday.
w. G. wilkins has adorned his drug
store with a new sign.
Jacob Bender has built house on his
lot on Arm ST., into which John Dunn is
going to move his shoe shop.
The Hickory Tanning Co. are repaint-
ing their Office. Widrig, ptr. They are
also doing a large lot of re-rooting.
Our genial Postmaster, NJ. II. Harden
burgh, sports new top buggy.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. f..
church had Supper in Kings Hall,
Saturday evening.
Geo. Schall is all smiles, as he has a
young boarder, and he has concluded 10
keep her until she is "a.
Mrs. S. V. Derby and family of Tidi-
cute, visited at W. S. Widrig's last Sun
day.
Orion Siggins will fit up the place now
occupied by John Dunn, as shoe shop,
into dressmaking rooms, when he va
Gates them.
small child of Chas. Johnson was
playing around a car loaded with bark in
the tannery yard, when the engine struck
the car and it got caught under the
wheels and very narrowly escaped being
killed. This should be a warning Il
mothers TO keep their children away from
the ears at all times.
SCRIBBLER.
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GRAND ROAD FROLIC.
Saturday, October 10. Everybody In
Yited.

A goodly number of citizens from
the surrounding neighborhood turned
out last Friday to give the new river
road a boost, and splendid days
work was accomplished. Previous
engagements aud circumstances over
which they had no control, however,
interfered with the attendance of
many who had intended to turn out,
and so the committee in charge have
set next Saturday, Oct. 10, as a day
for a general frolic, on which it is
hoped to accomplished large amount
of work. A good dinner will be
served, and feed for horses will be
provided in abundance, and those
who can do so are asked to bring
teams, as a large number can be
worked to good advantage. All ne.
cessary machinery will be furnished,
but the committee requests all to
bring shovels and picks if they have
them, as they are a little short on
these tools. Let everybody turn out
and give the good cause at least one
day. Some of our citizens are giving
it almost their entire time and yet
have no pecuniary interest in the
matter whatever. Turn out every
man who is able to do a days work.
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Free Methodist Conference.

The thirteenth annual meeting of
the Pittsburg conference of the Free
Methodist church, in session at Brad
ford last week, closed on Sunday last.
Following are the appointments for
the Oil City district: ID. b. Toby,
district elder; Oil Oity and Salem,
M. B. Miller; Franklin, r. H.
Freshwater; Titusville, Thomas
Vain; Diamond and Jamisons, H.
c, Barries; supply, Little Cooley
and Centerville, Mrs. M. J. JenkiDs
aud Ella Smith; supplies, Youugs.
Vile and Pittsfeld, r. M. WhitcOmb;
Spring Greek, II. NJ. Rounds; sup.
ply, Tidioute and DavY Hill, IL.
Speer; Hickory, T. j. Stone sup.
ply, Kellettville and Garfield, 7, w.
McClelland supply, TiOnesta New.
manville and Stewards Run, f. L.
Glass.
Pittsburg district.-W. A Sellew,
district elder; Pittsburg and West
End, w. B. Roupe; Pittsburg and
Hope Mission. f, M, SAudys; Verona
and Parnassus, E. Blues; Kittanning
and Rosston, w. II. Binbaker; Car
negie and Ingram, II. Stetller, sup
ply; Braddock, Williamsburg,
Homestead and Browns Station,
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The Darlington, Wis, Journal says ed
itorially of a popular patent medicine:
1--WE know from experience that Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy is all that is claimed for it, as on
two occasions it stopped excruciating
pains and possibly saved us from an un-
timely grave. We would not rest easy
over night without it in the house."
This remedy undoubtedly saves more
pain and suffering than any other medi-
icine in the world. Every family should
keep it in the house, for it is sure to be
needed sooner or later. For sale by
Siggins Il Herman.