Slit forest' 2cpuX4kauv
WEDSESDAT MORS IXC, OCfT 4'.
BOROUGH OFFICKHS.
fturrje3cnm A. Dai.k.
Councitmen. (J. W. KoimiMon, N. A.
Vim nor, A. II. Partridge, (). V. Kawvcr,
T. J. Van UU -sen, XV. J. Huberts.
JuHee ofthd Vcncelt. H. Knox, C. A.
Randall.
ntibte TT. Swnirgart
fA'hool Director 1. If. Mar, If. O. Da
vis, S. n. Haslet, A. H. Kelly,' 5. W. Rob
inson, T. J. Vnn Olesen. '
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
President .Titdrje,. T. WKTMonr,
Aoeint Judge San. G. Dat.k, Ed
it A nn Kkrr,
Treauref S. J. Skti.ky.
t'rothnnntari, Rerji.it er C Recorder, iff .
D. W. rt.AiiK. . -
Sheriff--.TtTSTlS SlTAWKKY.
(AillmMftlON'r Km Hkrm;, Isaac
IONii, Jottif Hkck.
Onoifi Superintendent l, S. IluocK-
' JJixtriet A Homey H.T. Tnwrx.
Jury JmiMi'oiier II. Z. Town Kit,
LymAK COOK. !
Oitunty Surveyor T. D. Coi.l.IWs.
fJnroner M. Ittkt., .Tn.
ltinti Auditor NK'Iiot.a TltoMi'
FOJC. J. H. NKIM,, If. A. .VKXPRM..
if ember 0 (lnn'rr -(ir.n. A. Jkxk.
4emtdjS. IS. AoNKW.
'2Vm 0 Train
At TIONESTA STATION, on and after
July 2, 178.
sot-Til.
Train ti
" r
Tril n M
21
0:rr lu.Tn.
S:iO p. in,
P:S5 a. m.
3:25 p. tn.
KOllTII.
Train 22, south, and 21, north, nro 1st
ols; tlio others are accommodation
freights. These trains only areallowod to
carry passengers.
On tho River Division i.e. from Oil City
to Irvinobtn, up tho river in North ; down
th rlrer, south.
. LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS."
On account of tho absence of Rev.
Elliot, who visits the Centennial this
week, there will be no services in tho
Presbyterian church on Bunday next.
iSobbath School will be holt! however,
at 2:30 p. m.
Tho Coiincautvillo Fair opons to
day." A"' few of our citizens ' will
attend. If . tin weather continues
good this fair will excel nil others
ever held there.
Win. 'JJlum ' 'ilinwed us nn egg
recently, which was lail by a hen of
lii, which, (the egg, not the lion,)
measured 71 x G inches in circumfer
ence Ho says tho egg is nothing un
usual fir that hen, as she has been de
positing just fiich eggi all summer.
O. W. Robinson departed for the
Centennial on Monday moruing last.
Alex. Gordon' and wife, who arc here
on a visit from Indiana, and 8. II.
Haslet and wifo will probably start
there this week. Rev. Elliot, wo un
derstand will make the trip sometime,
during this week.
-Another deer died on Saturday
lrtft at some point near here. The
raiue of its death is shrouded in mys
tery, but we hear rumors that it tried
to bite an old woodsman, who lost his
temper, which was the prime causo of
the deer having its throat cut.
Now, boys, get out those old mus
kets. You havo refrained nobly from
shooting the defenseless pheasant, un
til now, and we are not suspicious
enough to believe that it was because
you didn't sco them. But now it is
lawful to shoot this very game bin,
and wo expect to see some nice strings
of them brought in.
Mr. May's cider mill is being used
t' a fearful extent just now. Every
body who has a tree of apples will
probably borrow that cider mill, nud
his heart will be made glad by imbib
ing tho 'juice that Hows from the
healthful apple. We suppose that mill
cannot bo bot on a squeeze, even by
tho average commcicial traveler.
"Pennsylvania's Day" at the Con
tsnuia, which occurred ou Thursday
last, was the biggest day tho Exhibi-
. - r .
100 lias exporiencea sine it was
.opened. More than n .quarter of a
.million dollars were taken in at the
gates. Governor Hartranft had a re
ception in the Stato building. Mr.
Brewster's oration is spoken of in the
ugliest terms, by tho representatives
jof the press. The evening was devo
Jed to fireworks, which were the most
complete and extensive of anything of
tho kind that has ever taken placo in
tho United States.
Monday's Commercial gives a li4
of Union Soldiers turned out by the
Democratic House of Representatives,
and a list of Rebel soldiers appointed
in their stcaJ. From this exhibit it
nppcan that there wero fifty-seveu
Union soldiers, many of them crip
pled, turued out, and forty-seven rebel
soldiers nppoiuted by the Repreeeuta-;
tives of the Dcmoccacy w hich hopois
tho soldier sq much, a ord,?,
On .Wcdncaday.evening last, lion.
Geo. A. Jenks addressed a largo
meeting at lb Court House. Mr.
Jenks made a very smooth speech; in
fact, a speech that was oily. His in
tention evidently was to flntter Repub
licans into giving him a hoist this fall.'
Ho said tho Republican party had
been a great parly, and had performed
great grand deed, which ; would live
in history. But, ah I it was now cor
rupt ;, he caM it smoothly, but Btill ho
said it; it was corrupt. But then ie
order to pacify his Republican hearers,
ho assured them that the Democratic
party had been just as corrupt; nay
if we understand the meaning of
words, he called it worse names, and
made it several degrees lower In cor
ruption than tho Republican party is
now. Uo desired good men in tho
Republican party to leave it, and
come to the standard of Tildeu and
reform, because, the parly to which
they were now nttached was so putrid
ly corrupt that good men shouldn't
stay in it. But Mr. Jenkf, did not,
to cxciho this exhoration, tell his
hearers that when tho Democratic
party was so badly decomposed that
its stench was like nnto the breath of
ten thousand turkcy-bunzards, that he,
honest man that ho was, divorced him
self from tho mass of corruption, and
camo out and voted with the Repub
lican party; a party which at that
time, according to his speech, was
composed of honest men, headed by
honest lea lers. Oh, 110! he didn't say
that he had performed that act of hon
ety, and co::isteiicy but he stuck to
th old mass, shutting his eyes to its
horrors, holding his nose, to its stench
And thore he is to-day, asking the
mass ofliono.-t Republicans to follow
his precepts, but not, in the name of
reform, his example. Mr. Jenks made
some personal explanations, and went
on to show how in the committee of
which he was a member, useless ofli
cials were enit adrift, and bo much
money saved the Government, that
the only wonder is that the natioria
debt was not paid off with the savings
of this . committee. At the close of
Mr. .Tenksr fpoech somebody moved
that "we give threo cheers for Mr
Jenks. Ho motion was seconded,
and put from tho chair. By a light
vote it was carried that the . audience
ho allowed to bhter Mr- Jenks. So
they commenced. The first cheer was
a very light one, and like Rip Van
Winkle, they didn't count that time,
but gave him three more, making four
in all. The meeting then adjourned
COURT PROCEEDINGS
HCI'T. TKKM, 1S70.
Court opened nt 2 o'clock, p, m., on
Monday, Sept. 2G, with Hon. L. D
Wet more, President, and Hons. J. G
Dale and E. Kerr, Associate Judges,
present.
Constables called and all presented
their returns except from Tionesta
borough.
Grand Jury called, and N. P,
Wheeler , sworn as Foreman. His
Honor, L. D. Wetmore, in his chargo
tu tho Grand Jury, particularly called
their attention to the matter of how
our local taxes were applied, such as
school, road and poor taxes, tellinsr
the juror that it was their duty to see
that the r.icney arising from such tax-
08 wa properly applied, and in the
proper time; especially the road tax,
to bo worked out under tho supervis
ion -(' the pathmasters.
J. II. Derii ksoij it Co. vs. John
McDonald and John G. Tuft. Ver
dict for plaintiffs, $200. Motion for a
uew trial ovcrrulod by tha Court.
Mary M. Woodington, Administra
trix, vs. James Shriver et. al. Admin
istrators of Jacob Shriver dee'd. Ver
dict for plaintiff, $1280.82. Motion
for a new trial. Rule to show cause
granted.
G. W. Dean vs. J. II. Dcrickson &
&Co. Verdict for plain tiff, $25.
Charles Murphy and wifo vs. Thos.
Porter. Verdict for pluiutifT, six cents
damages and costs.
John Bocker vs. John D. Hunt.
Verdict for plaintiff, $226.-13.
W. B. Weed, of Warren, Pa., was
appointed stenographer for the term,
and upon petition of two-thirds of the
resident attorneys, the Court appointed
him to act another terra.
Grand Jury found a true bill against
Jesse Carson, for larceuy. The Petit
Jury found tho defendant not guilty.
The balance of Th$ caws were con- j
ttnued till uext term, 1
Adjourned Court to be held oa. lfc$
3d Mouday of November,
Meu's Ladie6 and Misses' Gum
Oven-hots at Robinson & Bonner's. 2
Republican Meetings !
There will be Republican meetings
held throughout tho County, at the
following times and places:
'Whig Hill, Friday, October 13.
-Nebraska, Tuesday, " 17.
East Hickory, Friday " - 20.
Clarington, Tuesday 1 " 21.
V Fagundas, Friday " 27.
yTioncf-ta, Tuesday " 31.
Brookstoir, Friday, November 3.
Good and efficient Speakers will be
present at each . of these meetings.
Republicans are earnestly requested
to ba present,- and to bring their
friends, as the issues of the day will be
fully discussed. C. A. Randall
Ch'n Rep. Co. Com.
Along in the summer, when Geo.
Sawyer was suffering so severely front
the bite of a spider, neighboring papers
copied from the Tionesta papers ac
couuts of the case, each paper, eviden
tly re-writing tho article, and making
it a little stronget than tho paper it
was taken from. The fact sifted here,
was that Mr. Sawyer had lost about
251b8. in two weeks. "Well Georgo is
a big man, and could better spare
that amouut of flesh, than many an
othar man could spare five lbs. How
ever, the papers kept Georgo getting
thinner and thinn r until ho was a
living skeleton, a mere anotomy, a
rack of bones shaken by every breeze,
and rattled by every emotion. The
story at length found its way into tho
Rocky Mountains, and here, a few
days ago, co.nes a letter to the P. M.
of this placo from an M. D. who lives
in some town thereabouts, statin" that
he had heard of Sawyer's case, and en
closing some bark1 and roots, which he
wanted the spider-bitten invalid to
try, and report the result to him. As
the name Qf the roots were not given
the cure is not liable to bono fit man
kind generally, in such cass. He
will bo astouished to learn that Saw
.1 1 . 1
)vr ia uoiug nis regular work, every
day, eating tremendous meals, and
could probaby put l.ho Rocky Moun
tain M. D. on his back three times out
of four at "shoulder and elbow.". , ,
The Semi-annual election of offr
cers of Tionesta Lodge, No. 368, I. O
O. F., took place -ou last Friday eve
ning. ine loiiowing omcers were
elected :
N. G., T, J. Van Giesen. . i
V. G., S. J. Seller. '
S., D. W. Clark.
A. 3., W. Y. Siggins. ,
T., M. Einstein.
Rep. to Graud Lodge, W. R. Dunn.
Some Go aliens, all but two or
threo from Crawford county, were nat
uralized in the Court here lust week.
As they were brought over here .free
of cost to theinsolvcti, by eiime of the
shining lights of the Titusville Democ
racy, it may be fairly inferred that
they will vote for Tilden, notwiih
standing the Courier's abuse of the
Notwithstanding the croakings of
a few chronic fruit prophets, the chest
nut crop is a success, and much quiet
happiuess results therefrom. Nearly
every man you meet on our streets is
munching chestnuts. Wo have some
chaps here who are not desperately in
dustrious, but it s a mighty lazy man
who cannot get up energy enough to
club a tree which is loaded down with
chestnuts, especially if tho trea hap
pens to bo on somebody's private
property, and a notice stuck upon it
not to disturb it. No accidents have
as yet happened to chestnut pickers
this year.
The company composed of M
Hulings, of Emleuton, Capt. Howe, of
Iranklin, and several other old oil
operators, have all the michinery on
land, and we believe have put up a
derrick on a lease near Marienvilie,
this county, and work will commence
at once. .A son of Col. Hunt, in com
pany with some other parties, is also
perparing to sink a well, near the same
placo. The engine and boiler for the
alter venture passed through Tiones
ta last week, en route for tho scene of
action. Of course we all want au oil
exciteraeut but if it comes right away
we fear that tho interest in the Presi
dential canvass will declino visibly.
Since our last issue . there have
becu three deaths in town, all from
diptheria. Tw littlo boys of Mr,
ii t Johuson, and a little girl of Mr.
Tiets worth were tho victims. ThU is
the third child Mr. Johuson has lost
withiu two weeks, aud the sympathy
of every parent in the vicinity is with
hjm a,ad his afflicted family, as with
others who have 6uCJrod. Wo hear of
no new casea of thii diae;yje.
' ITr-r III! IIIHMI.M IIIMHIIIHIIIIIimilllllllB I I,
Jofnt Discussion" Proposed.
It is customnry in many places for
tho competing candidates for office to
meet and discuss the questions at issue,
each occupying an equal portion of
the lime, and governed by certain rules
of courtesy. ,The plan is accepted as
a good one, and wo are authorized to
say that Geneial Harry White i will
ing to meet Mr. Jenks in this capacity,
at any point in this county, and nt
such time as may be selected by com
mittees representing each party. It
is left with Mr. Jenks and his friends
Uflffy whether- ucleoting shall take
place or not. The people are anxious
to learn tho truth, the whole truth,
and in no way will they bo so likely
to do so as when both si Jes are presen
ted from the same platform, in the
presence of friend und foe. What say
you, Mr. 'Jeau.-Brookville Republic'
an.-..,. -,.- .v . , , '
Lacytown Correspondence.
Lacytown, Oct. 2, 1876.
Ed. Kei'uulican:
J. Gilfillen is put
ting up a bridge from the corner of
the sawmill to a point on the other'
side of the creek n littlo abovo the
Round Rock, for the purpose of run
ning slabs to that side. Wo regret
that the burning of the aforesaid slabs
will destroy our pleasant viow of tho
hill. So it seems tho beauties of the
forest must eve; give way to the re
lentless hand of progress.
Tho slash bridge is in an unsafe con
dition. We would warn all who are
not ready to "pass in their checks," to
stay off it.
We failed to remark that S. C.
Roup has purchased a pony, of the
mustang species, which he will hire at
reasonable price. No extra charge
for speed.
We have our opinion of that man
who sold somo silver polish, or plat
ing so-called, to a young lady. It's
a humbug.
There is not much talk of political
reform here. What we would like to
hear is a good, orthodox sermon. We
would insure the Rev. a general slaugh
ter, among the chickens, at least.
Eggs and butter in great demand
here will pay cash.
Our hills are looking beautiful, in
their coat of crimson and gold.
Quite a frost Wednesday mornin-j.
No harm done. I Dk Clake.
Teachers'. Examinations.
Public examinations of teachers w"ll
be held as follows :
Claiiugton, Oct. 14, 1870.
Tionesta, " 17, "
Neilltown " 18, "
Teachers who ueod certificate fur
next term, should attend. Directors
are especially invited to bo present.
II. S. Brockway, Co. Supt.
,Sept. lli, l7b.
, . , , ; NOTICE.
Having opened a new sot of books
in partnership, I have left my own
accounts in hands of W. E. Lathy,
t,sq., lor collection. X'arties owing
iuo please lake notice
J. E. Blaine, M. D.
3IOSEY.
We will pay cash on delivery at
our mill in Tionesta, for white oak
stave nud heading bolts at the follow
ing prices:
Stave bolts, k inches long, per cord
of 8 ft. by 4 ft., $4.50. Heading bolts
22 inches long, per cord of 8 ft. by 4
, 4. (JO. Heading bolts must bo
made from timber at least 20 inches
in diameter. Oflice at Lawrence
House. J. II. Derickpon & Co.
27tf
FOR SALE.
The valuable and beautiful home
stead formerly owned by Hon. Joseph
G. Dale, aud in which ho uow resides,
ia in my hands for sulo at very low
6gures. Torm3- ono-third purchase
money down, and the balance in one
and two years. Miles W. Tate.
lOtf.
Those beautiful lots just north of
Mrs. Henry's residence can bo bought
cheap, on long time, by applying to
the editor of this paper. tf.f
ruis rAPEit is ox riLK with
Wlu-ro Atlvvrtialiii; CuulrauU bo mudo.
Oil WOH1C of all kiiuUduiiitt)iaof
lico on bhoi t nutiie.
ei7
CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY,
By Robinson & Bonner, Dealers in
General Merchandise. ' '.
Flour y barrel - - - $(!(7.r.(ii(7.2r
Flour -ci. sack - 1.70C;1.'J0
Com Meal, Iwlted - 1.00
Chop feed -" - - - JI.Ofirl.75
ltyo "! bushel - . - -, 75rCSO
Ontu 't fnisliel - : : -"-.,-- -,; . -44 rr TO
Corn, enrs ' - - - '- 40Tci45
Iloans "ft bushel ... 1.50.2.00
Ham, mignr cured canvascd 18
lircAkfiixt Ilacou, sugar fured - - 1(1
Shoulders ' ' - " - 124
Whiteliah, half-barrels ... 7.00
Take herring half-barrels - - 4.00
Sugar - ....... . lorlJ
Syrup - - - - - 75(5l.O0
X. O. MoIahhc - - - 100
Koaat Hio ColTco No. I - 2o(?ij30
Kio Coffee, . . . . 25(3-6
Java Cofioo - - . - - - 35
Tea .-..-.!. .45rcpl.l0
Ilnttr . . . . .; . 2025
Itiee - ' - - . . 10
IJ'tfs, fresh , - - - - 15(,ftl6
Suit ... - 1.1Hi(,2.00
I.nrd - - - - 15(,$18
Iron, common bar - - -; . . 3.75
ails, 10J, keg - - . 3.90
Potatoes, Now ... . 50(460
liime "J bbl. - - ... i.po
Neto Advertisement.
The Bryant, Strattan & Smith
A life scholarship includes a thorougl
commercial, Knglifih, penmanship, musi
cal, anu telegraphic course. tSeuU lor cir
ctilar and Kpee.inions of penmanship. En
close mx cents in stamps, and address
20 4 A. XV. SMITH, Meadvillc, 1'n,
FOUND.
TURIXfl our flxperieneo of th pa t six
llionilis, 111 uiOHlldUKKX, I'KIVIM
ION, FLOCK A FKKI) UiiHiness in Tio
uestu, wo havo found tho old maxim
MONEY
saved Is money earned," a true one, and
mat we nave saved tlio people ot tlie bor
ounh and surrounding country a eonsid
eraolo amount.
Having had a long experience in the
wholcsalo business, wo havo peculiar fa
cilities for buying from iirat hands, which
enables us to oiler extra inducements to
Cash Uuycrs, and having adopted tho true
system 01 doing business for -
CASH
only, wo can sell goods for a much less
proiit, in lact, competing with prices in
uiiy i inc chics in me wraro.
In thanking the citizens for liberal pat
ronage in the past, we announce oiu ro
moval from the Fisher store, to the pleas
ant locauoi: Known as uie
ACQ MB BUILDING,
(immediately south of the Company Store 1
where, in consideration of tho continued
depression in tho tinios, have again lower
ed our prices, believing that goods should
not bo soid at war prices, whero theoppor
t unities to make money are so much fesa
or-
ess,
$r-In futuroonrstoro will bo keptonar.
until i P. M., for tho mutual bouetit of tho
general public and ourselves,
.1. II. DF, KICK SON f :0,
HI "W"
Fur nit uro Rooms!
Tlio undersiirned bf-irs leavo to Inform
tho citizens of Tionesta. and tho public in
general, that ho hns openod a FIRST
Vh ASS rllRXn I R K STOICK in bis
new building at tho junction of Elm St,
und tho Dutch 11111 road, whero ho keeps
on hand a largo assortment of
FURNITURE,-
Consisting lu part of
Walnut Parlor Sets,
tniumr cts, -
C'ne Heat Chwirs,
Wood Seat Chairs,
Hocking Chairs,
Dining Tables,
Extonsion Tables,
Marblo Ton Tables.
Kitchen Furniture,
iJ ureal is,
Uodstoads,
Vil:hstands,
IjOUngts,
Mattresses,
Cuplioards,
Ilofk CasoMr
Fancv Hraokets,
Lookinu CilassuH.
Pieturo Frames, and
AI-SO,
SASH &c X)OOS
always on hand.
His rooiiiH licimr ljirp-n ami i-nll Hitii:i.
ed ho is prepared to orter stiporior Induee-
luum 10 piircnasc-rs.
Call and cxuniina his utork mut luriM.
and bo convinced
UNDERTAKING;
A full assortment of Collins aiul Caskets
constantly in stuie.
'aiy A. II. FARTHIDUK.
JOli WORK neatly o 1 ueitteU at this ollieo
at reasouab1 u iMlus.
tit Vv I -
V fi-r-.7"n t '
a 1:0. r. nowr.LL .1 co.
. 1
' 1
Thero aro niartyii to lii-ndache wbo
might boured by iislnit- . - ;
Turraiit's Scllzrr Apcritnt, '-
The tomi!h; ovoi burdened until lis r
enprrativo power is weakened. revpnifS
itself upon tho poo.i head, w hichlt makes
to aeho arhl torture the otrender. Th nso
or thin irporrorrt will carry oir naturallv,
and almost imperceptibly, the olfendiiig
cause. TIu disraso in removed, aud tbe
hwil ceases fo jieflr.
20 4 . WLjf BV AISi DRUGGISTS. f
A FARM AND HOME
Ob' YOVROWN. . ;
Now Is the Trni to Rocuro Jt t ',
Tho lost and chcniies ltmds In market
nro in ICastern Nebraska, on tho line of
the Union Pacific ltailroad. Tim most fa
rorahlo terms,. very low rates of faro and
freight to all settlers. ; Tho best markets
Free passes to land buyers. Maps, des
criptive jmmphlets, new edition of "Tho
Pioneer" sent t'roo everywhere.- Address
O. F. DAVIS, Land' Commissioner, U. P.
It. It., Omaha, Neb. 26 4
Q3$77A week to Agents
Saift-
VvwrVI I pies JfliJ
:k. p
P. Vick-
cry, Augusta, Mo.
WESTE R f 1 LANDS
HOMESTEADS.
Ifyou want relialile information whero and
how to get a cheap Farm, or geveromont
Homestead, free, scad your address to S.
J, Oilnioro, Laud Com tnissioner, Law
rence, Kansas, nnd receive gratis a eopy
of The Kansas Pacific Homestead, t i 2G 4
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I1L1SS CO., Newark, N. J.. ; . 20 4
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O,O0O ACItEH
Of farming and timber lands; pear tlw
great Kanawaha lUver, in Putnam -Comity,
West Virginia, in iuanUties to suit
purchasers. SoH good, water pure nud
abundant, timber excellent; churches,
schools and mills convenient; title perfect.
Prico f:l to 3 per acre. Terms aevoinnio
dating. Setid for full dascriptlon to J. Lj.
McLean, Wintiild, Putnam County, West
Virginia. . 1 ,- - 2ti 4 .
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12 tim. , Portland. Maine.
Allegheny Valley Rail Road.
Pittsburgh, Titusville & Buffalo
Railway, and buffalo, worry &
Pittsburgh Railroad.
ON AND A I'TEH Sunday, July 2, 1870,
trains will run a follows:
STATIONS. Northward.
Southward.
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lhadyllcnd 11:10
3;I8
4:30
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11:4
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1:20
2;30,
5:04
11:27 2:15
10:4-1 12i40
Parker- 12;L
4:2
Emlenton 12:4s
0:53
7:40
8:15
8:50,
2:.W
4:10
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4:01t
3:30
10:25
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10:32'
Scrubgrass 1:27
!:4
Franklin 2:0;i
2:5:
it:ir.' !:.40
Oil City 3:30,
2:20
8:25
8:25
8:10
5:51
5:(K1
3:20
1:40 .
7:58
7:10
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10:31
Kaglo Hock
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10:20-
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t:08
8:20,
1:47
Tidiouto 4:11
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Irviuutun fi;U0
1:15
fi:27
Ronsevillo
2:53
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4:47
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Titusvillo
10:10
7:nft
1:05
Cony
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10:51
10:10
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