Scliool Reports.
WEDNESDAY J10RNINC, JliXE SO, 1880.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.
flufgc N. R. Foiikmaw.
Douneilmen ('has. Bonner, M. Eln-
teln, J. E. VVciik, Patrick Joyce, I). V
.'lark, Justis Shnwkcy.
Justices of the Vcde.c J, T. Bronimn,
. P. S, Knox.
Vonst.a hi c-r-.Tn mow 8 wnll on.
flrhool Director J. Shawkcy, R. W.
t:iarktA. IT. Partrld-re, C. A. Randall,
A. 11. Kelly, J. T. Bronimn.
t
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
Memhr.ro Congress --UAHnV WnlTK.
ssembty is . l . wiiKKr.rn.
President Judge Jj. I). Wktmork.
lMOpf(fl Judges 3on Heck, Ed
ward K KnR.
Treasurer LAwrtFUCK.
Prothonotary, Register Recorder, die.
JlJHTIH SlIAWKKV.
tSherifT.C A. KANTAT.r,.
Commissioners KlA BKRXI!, IsAAO
IjOno, II. W. LunKm'n.
County Superintendent II. S. BnocK-
WAT.
JHstriet Attorney S. P. Irwiw.
Jury Commissioners C. II. Church.
I'ktbr Younok.
Chanty Surveyor T. T). CotUNR.
Coroner W. C. Conurm.
Vounty Auditors Nlciior.AS TnOMT
" p cfii, 1. F. Copklanp, F. C. Lacy.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TIONESTA LODGE
1. O.ofO.TT.
M FISTS' every Friday evening,
o'clock, 1n tho Lsdgo Room in
nt 7
rur-
irkigo null.
P. W.CLARK, X. a.
. W. SAWYER, See'y. 27-tf.
E. L. Davis,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, Tionesta, Pa,
Collections imulo in tills anl adjoin
ing comities. 40-ly
MIL11SW.TAT12,
' ATTORNEY AT. LAW,
Elm Street? T TO X EST A, PA
.T. 15: A-OISKW,
ATT OR Xn Y - AT-LAM'
TIONESTA, TA.
ATTENTION HOMIF.nM!
. .1 hnvo been admitted to practice k nn
jmorncv in tho Pension Olrico nt Wash
inirton.D. C. All ofrieers. soldiers, or
Kiilnrs who were ininrod in tlio late war.
A run obtain pensions to which thoy may bo
entitled, lv calling mn or addrossing me at
Hononta, Pa. Also, claims for arrearages
pay and bounty will rocclvo prompt at
tention,
Havintr been over Tour years a soldier In
the Into war. and havinif for a number of
years engaged in tiio prosecution of sol
diers' claims, tny experience will assure
tho collection or claims in tun snortes nos
niblo timo. J. B. AONEW.
41tf.
F. W. Hays,
EY AT LAW, and Notahy
'UW.ic. Reynold lluluu iV. ito.'s
lllock. Seneca St.. Oil City, Pa. 3!t-ly
Lawrenco House,
rp TON F.ST A. PENN'A. WM. LAW
.L RF.NCE. PnorniKTon. This hous
Is o.mtrally located. Everything new and
well furnished Superior awiinniniiii'
tionii amkstrlct attention irivcn to ruests
Vegetables and Fruits of all kinds nerved
in their season. Samplo room for Com
merehil Agents.
CENTR.AL HOUSE,
HflVSKll A AflNRW T1LOCK. T. C
15 Jackson, Pronrietor. This is anew
noose, and has just iHten fittefl up for the
fccomiiJB'.lauoii oi inopnoiie. j ioruou
or llio paironngo oi mo puunc is soncuou
4-ly
j. J?. iii.ii, n. i.,
TIONESTA, PA.
Okkiok Ilounsj 7 to 9 A. m., 7 to 9 v.
M. Wednesdays and Saturdays from 11
A. M. to 3 1. M.
jQR. E. L. STEADMAN,
SUROKON DENTIST.
Dental room in Dr. lllaino's office, next
door to Central llouso, Tionesta, l'a. All
Avork warranted, and at reasonable prices,
M. MAT.
A. B. KKI.LT,
MA Y, PARK 0 CO.,
BANKERS
Comer f Elm A Walnut Sts. Tionesta.
Rank of Discount and Deposit.
Intorest allowed on Time Deposits.
Collodions madoonall thePrincipal points
of tho U. S.
Collections solicited. 18-ly.
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
TIOXKSTA, PA.,
M. CARPENTER, - . . Proprietor.
Pictures taken in alltlio latest styles
the art. 2ti-t
Q1IARLES RAISItJ,
PR A CTICAvL
CARRIAGE AND WAGON MAKER
Plii roar of Blum's Blacksmith shop,
ELM ST., - . - TIONESTA, PA
QKORCJE JIENDE11SON.
TONSOUIAL ARTIST.
A. TTGT
V T
cum
w.
. Tionestii, Pa. Shop liist door south of
,i0 Lawrence llouso. For a nice shave, shani
poon or hair-cut -ull on Mr. II. llo is
V lirst-class in every rtspett. augO-if-
INSTJRA.ISrOEl
LIFE, FIRE & ACCIDENT.
1. "NV. CIL.A.iriC, .Ti-.t Aftf't.
FIRE INSURANCE:
iEtna, Liverpool it London C Olobe,
IiVcomifiir, North British A,
Mercantile, Hanover, Franklin
of Philadelphia,
Continental, Northern Rochester.
ACCIDENT INSURANCE :
Travelers Lifo fe Accident Insnranco
Company.
omcc s C. C. ThompsonV, liaw Office,
(J rand In Block, Tidionte, Pa.
T. J. VAN OIESEN,
SolicitinR A pent, Tionesta, Pa.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
ReY. A. O. Stone will preach in
tho M. 12. Church next Sunday eve
ning. M. E. Sunday School nt 10 o'clock
a. m., and Presbyterian Sunday Scliool
at 3 o'clock p. m.
No Paper Next Week.
The above caption is not an unusual
eight in country papers about this
season of the year. It is always a joy
to the printer to ect it up, and doubt-
lets a great relief to the reader when
it meets his eye. Tho country editor
is nearly ns good as any ordinary per
sonago if he behaves himself, and
therefore ought to have a little recre
ation, and all good cash-paying sub
scribers are willing lio thouM have it.
Our ticket throughout is euch an ex
cellent one that we believe it our duty
to ratify a little, and iu order to do so
in a proper manner must have about
h week to ourself, thercfuro our pat
rons will please excuso us until July
14th, when we w ill again appear before
them, wo trust much benefitted by our
vacation. Our oflice will be open for
the transaction of business duriuir the
week.
The indicatious arc that our far
mers will have a wet harvest.
. Mrs. Lilly James, nee Hilatids, of
Frcdonia, N. Y., is visiting at her
sister's Mrs". D. .W. Clark, -
Oil City and Franklin will try to
out-rival one auolher in Fourth of
July festivities on Monday next.
Miss Zou Garlick, of Cincinnati,
is the guest of Miss May Kelly. She
expects to remain during the summer
inoaths. j
Gen. Harry White was one of
Tinnesta'a distinguished guests this
week. The General is looking unusu
ally well.
Our ticket is now complete. Now
let every Republican roll up his
sleeveH and enter into tho work of
electing it with a hearty good will.
--From present appearand a nothing
will take place to mar the peace and
quietude of this burg ou the Fourth
NothiDg whatever. How solemn!
Our "local" maybe a little "off''
this week, but every country editor
knows how it is himself during elec
tions, and just before the Fourth of
July.
"lnat was nrst-class Hour is
what our customers tay of it. White
$1.75, Amber $1.70 per sack each
sack warranted at Wm. Smoarbaugh
& Co. 2t.
Tho communication signed
"Ilawkeye," from Keilltown arrived
too late for publication this week, and
as we won't be out again for two weeks
we fear it will not keep.
Tidioute wants to play Tionesta u
game of base ball. To save time and
postag'e we will state in behalf of Tio
nesta that she has neither bats, ball,
ground or players this summer.
The Free Methodist brethern have
their church nearly completed and ex
pect to bold sei vices there one week from
next Sunday. The church will be
dedicated during camp-meeting.
Mr. Samuel Einstein has moved
into the Sloan house, Mr. G. M. Kepler,
who had rented it, having concluded
not to move for some time yet, on
account of the continued illness of his
wife.
Jim Babb, who is driving team
for Gillespie-vt Co., at Bobb's creek,
was in town last week with his right
arm in a 6ling, having had it fractured
between the wrist and elbow. Jim got
too close to the business end of a mule.
Tho Republican primary election
iu Venango county, on Saturday laet,
resulted as follows : Congress, C. W.
Mackey ; Assemblymen, Geo. E.
Mapes, Willis J. Huliugs, and Samuel
P.Myers; Sherifl, C. S. Marks. Th
Republicans of that county are to be
congratulated in securing such an ex
cellent tricket.
Ja9. Moon met with an accident
near Hunter's Station one day last
week which will probably lay him up
fur several weeks. He was hewing a
stick of tie timber when his ax slipped,
striking him on the top of tho foot
cutting a deep gash nearly four inches
in lettirtli.
Tho largest rattlesnake of the
season was killed last Friday by Sam
Clark, Mack Agnew, and Jim and
Munk Davis, on the hill above J. S.
Hood's house. It measured 4 feet and
contained 14 rattles. Tho boys felt
very proud of their capture, and
brought it down town for inspection.
Mr. B. D. McClure, enumerator
of the Townships of Howo and Kings
ley has filed his report in tho Prothon
otary's oflice. It show the population
of Howe to be 32G, and Kingsley 407.
Mr. J. B. Signing, enumerator of
Hickory and Harmony has also filed
his report, which shows Hickory's pop
ulation to be 548, and Harmony's C27.
The enumerator of Green and Jenks,
Mr. Jas. K. Clark, has finished his
work, which shows tho population of
Grceu to be 549, and Jenks 221. When
the work is completed all over the
county wo will give our readers the
figures, and if possible chow the com
parison of tho present with the ccusus of
1870 in this county.
The Niagara Excursion.
Last Thursday morning tho special
train pulled out from the station with
between sixty and seventy excursion
ists from this place and vicinity. The
train contained throe coaches when it
left hero and added seven more when
it arrived iu Oil City, making ten in
all. By the time it reached Titusvillo
all the cars contaiued more or less
passengers, and when Biocton, the
terminus ot tne r. l. & li. it y, was
reached every coach was filled to its
lull seating cfpacity, althoUKh not
uu comfortably so. This was the last
station at which any passengers were
taken on, and up to this time the train
made good time, arriving there but
five or ten miuntes behind time. But
from there on the train was at the
mercy of the Lake Shore Road which
batiied it along from one station to
another until it reached Niagara
nearly two hours late, very much to
the annoyance of the passengers and
the utter disgust of the gentlemen in
charge of the excursion. Upon the
arrival of the train at Niagara car
riages were in waiting, and in less than
five minutes all were enjoying the
many wonders and beauties of that
noted place. Notwithstanding the
train was late the party had over five
hours for sight-seeing which was ample
lime to get around to all the different
points and eeo everything worth look
ing at. The falls by Electrio light
was a new and grand sight to many
and thoroughly enjoyed by all. At
ten o'clock the train left Niagara, and
was again baffled along by the neglect
and carelessness of the Lake Shore
Road until it reached Brocton, where
it struck the P. T. & B. track again.and
from there sailed through without a
minutes' unnecessary delay, arrivi
here at seven o'clock Friday morning.
or about the same time it left tho
morning before.
lo say that everybody was highly
pleased with the trip barring the
delaj occasioned by the Lake Shore
road, which was no fault of the mana
gers of the excursion would be draw
ing it very mild. The verdict of everv
excursionist was that they never ha
a pieasauter time, ine train was in
charge of that prince of conductors
Tom Evans, and Gcn'l Pass. AgeBt
Baldwin joined the party at Oil City
These gentlemen took especial pains
to see that every comfort attended the
passengers, and that all were provided
with the ueeessary information. Mr
Baldwin is well known in Niagara
and the mere mention of his name was
sufficient to insure one many courte
sies, wuicn on ordinary occasions
would be withheld by those iu charge
of the different places of interest.
The excursion, we are pleased to
state, was a financial success to the
P. T. & B. Co., who did all they ad
vertiaed, and gave entire satisfaction to
all from this section, aud the occasion
will long be remembered by our peo
ple as one of the pleasantest and most
profitable of their lives. Mr. Craig at
this station sold over sixty . tickets
which wan well done for Tionesta.
Wheu the managers of the P. T. & B.
R'y conclude to give another excur
sion they can count on a good turnout
from heic.
Ttepublican Primaries Offi
cial licturns.
AMmtily A a' ?
s if
MST1UCTS. - C 5
o F r- .
c : 2
J?. Ji c -i? k W 6h
Tionesta Iloro. : !M 2 12 "ill J, 40
Tionesta Tp. 22 22 1 l'i Hi 7122
Hickory ii 11 13 M H l! 15
Harmony U It 1( H 14 2' 14
Harmony L 17 17 12 C U H 17
Howe 2K 2i 27 4 7 2-'t 2S
Kingsley ;r, ;t;t 2f, 0 31 1 H:
Urecn 2!) 2 27 2 17 1 2 2
Jenks 11 Jl ii 2 4 7 11
Harnett 47 4r, 152 17 (i 4."! 45
Total 250 27 197 70 147 11!! 253
Majorities 127 28
For County Surveyor F. F. Whittekin had
!)() votes. For Coroner N. Thompson
had 54 votes, and J. N. Heath had 14.
The Republican Convention.
The Republican Convention of
Forest county met at the Court House,
in Tionesta, yesterday at 2 o'clock,
aud was called to order by Chairman
Davis, who after a few appropriate
remarks, withdrew and left the Return
Judges to effect a pcrminent organiz
ation. This was done by the election
of Mr. B. D. McClure, of Howe twp.,
as President, and Mr. P. M. Clark, of
Tionesta boro., Secretary.
The first business in order was the
canvassing oi the vote, whicn was
done, tho precincts being called iu
alphabetical order. After the votes
were counted, the Secretary announced
the result, and tho following gentle
men were declared the regular nomin
ees of the Republican party of Forest
county, by the President of tho con
vention :
Congress Geu. Harry White.
President Judge -Hon. Wm. D.
Rrowu, of Warren.
Assembly E. L. Davis, Esq., of
Tionesta Boro.
Associate Judge Amza Ptirdv, of
Groeu Twp.
Treasurer N. S. Foreman, of Tio
nesta Boro.
County Surveyor F. F. Whittekin.
Corener N. Thompson, of Tionesta
Twp.
The convention then adjourned to
allow the newly elected county com
mittee to organize and elect a chair
man, and transact such other business
as should come before it.
MEETING OF T1IE COMMITTEE.
The committee was called to order
by temporary Chairman McClure,
The election of a Chairman was the
first in order. Mr. Quintain Jamieson
was the choice of the Convention, and
on second ballot received nearly the
unanimous vote. Iu the matter of se
lecting Congressional and Judicial
Conferees it was agreed to allow the
nominees to select their own conferees.
We are unable to give the names of
the committee at present owinjr to
some of the districts having neglected
to elect them. The Chairman was in
structed to fill these vacancies by ap
pointment : when thU is done we will
give the names. The election of Mr
Jamieson as Chairman gives entire
satisfaction to all parties, and we have
every confidence that he will discharge
the duties devolving upon him with
honor and fidelity, and conduct the
carapaiguina manner highly satis
factory to the party.
At the close of the meeting Geu.
Harry White was introduced, and
after thanking the Republicans of
Forest county for the honor confered
upon him, made a few remark upon
the approaching campaign, ex
pressing confidence in the ability cf
the Republican party to carry the day
in November.
The convention then adjourned after
a most harmonious meeting.
Ice Cream at the Forest Jouse,
on Tuesday and Saturday evenings,
and every day and evening during
Camp Meeting. 4t.
Just received Cheese, Turkey and
French Prunes, Chocolate, Figs, Eng
lish Citron, Cocoanuts and a full line
of Confectionary and Canned Goods,
Boneless Codfish at Wm. Smearbangh
& Co. . " 2t.
Two children in Trumbell county
Ohio, were entirely cured of non-retention
of urine by taking Barosma,
prepared by E. K. Thorn psn, Titus
villo, Pa. Ask your druggist for it.
For sale by Bovard. 2t.
iiive you headache, pain in tho
back, coated tonguo, or dizziness ? If
so, take "Sellers' Liver Pills," and be
cured. For sale by Bovard. 2t.
If you want to have a good ap
petite and enjoy health, take "Liml
sey's Blood Searcher." For sale by
Bovard. It.
Neilltown and Vicinity.
We have not much to communicate
at present and shall therefore not com
municato much.
The excessive heat and moisture is
causing tho wheat to rust; the amount
of damage tho crops will sustain de
pends upon how long this kind of
weather continues.
TheMogs have been creating havoc
among Sye Neill'a sheep. A very fine
sheep and one for which he paid quite
a bandsom'e sum camo homo the other
day badly cut up. But some of those
dogs will not kill any more sheep;
death to such critters is only protec
tion to the sheep and justice and de
cency to the community.
J. F. Grifiin will commenco a
ingin' ekule" at Pinevillo to-night,
providing ho can get pupils enough to
make it profitable.
Rev. Stone delivered a lecture on
Tuesday evening last at Fagundas,
his subject was, "The Intermediate
State." The proceeds went to the
missionary cause. He also, on the
following evening repeated his lecture
at Triumph. By The Way.
June 28, '80.
Dem News from President.
Mr. Joseph Green is running hi
store in gsod style, and is making hosts
of friends among his many customers,
Joo. is a sguare fellow and we wish
him success.
Hon. Alfred Gilmorc, of Lenox,
Mass., has been sojourning at the
President Hotel for several weeks.
Mr. Gilmorc is a fine old gentleman,
such a one as it delegates us to meet.
He is a heavy land owner in Veuango
and Forest counties.
Fishing has been very good in the
Allegheny at this point. Tho boys
have been out several nights with, we
learn, good success taking quite a
number of suckers no other kinds,
though.
Crops look very well in this vicinity.
A plentiful harvest is expected in all
but hay which i3 poor.
hquirrels are beginning to be quite
plentiful in the woods, for this season
of the year. If they keep coming we
shall expect tho editor of the Re
publican down with his "bo?3"' shot
gun and spend a few days with us
making the fur fly. X.
Latest Publications.
Vol. VII., Library of Universal
Knowledge, is upon our table, and we
find it fully equal in point of mechan
ical workmanship to the proceeding
volumes. It contains 830 pages, and
includes from "Georgia" to "iouiton."
The price at which Ibis work is offered,
fifty cents per volume, is a miracle of
cheapness, and yet, by becoming an
early subscriber to this great work, a
discomit will be obtained on this price.
Vol. VIII. will be issued by the 5th
of May. Address, the American
Book Exchange, Tribune Building,
New York.
Comic iistory of the United States,
by L. opJkins, Copiously Illustrated
by the Author, from Sketches taken at
a Safe Distance. lGmo, Cloth extra,
Ebony and Gold, l rice oUc. ; post
age, 7c. American Book Exchange,
New York. This is one of the latest
publications by this excellent house,
and is printed in pica typo, ou heavy
paper, handsomely bound and pro
fusely illustrated. In the language of
the New Orleans Times: "Tho author
has managed to squeeze a good deal of
fun out of our country's history. It is
a broad historical farce, burlesque and
extravagance combined in oue rattling
plan of makiug fun. The book is
wildly and weirdly illustrated with
figures of things that never were,
applied to events that never happened,
but which aro'playfully suggestive of
history,"
Notice to Tax-rayers.
The subscriber will bo at tho following
nauud places for tho puryoso of rccoi ving
taxes for the year lsso. -ill thoso paying
before August lirst will bo allowed uu
abatement of 5 pur cent :
Ba km: it T vi'. July 5, at J. Mayo'a
from Id a. m. to I p. in.
.Iknk.h Twp. July 5, at N. K. Button's,
from 5 p. m. to H p. in.
Howk Twr. July ti, at Brooks iV Co.'s
store, 5 p. in. to H p. in.
Kinosi.kv Twi July 12, at Wheeler,
lHiM.-nbury A Co.'s stoic, from 10 a. in. to
1 p. in.
llicKonv Twr. July 1.1, at T. J. Bow
man's store, from 10 a. in. to 1 p. m.
IIaumony Twr. July J I, at J. T.
it.ingo's, from Ida. m. to 2 . in. July 15,
Trunkeyville, from 8 a. in. tolSin.
(iitKKM Twi July b, at L. Arner's
Hotel, from 10 a. in, to 2 p. m.
Thisf.siw Twr. July 17, Tionesta, at
Treasurer's oltico.
Tionesta Bono. July 17, at Treasurer's
olliije.
Wm. LAWRENCE, Treasurer.
Tionesta, Juno 5, loO.
THE BUCKEYE BLACKSMITH,
(W. ('. WILSON)
IS permanently located in tho Roberts
shop, near Haslet's corners, where be
is prepared to meet ull his old customers,
and as many new ones as feel disponed t
fiivor biin with lln ir custom. 1 1 is motto
is: "Livo and let live."
W. V. WI LSON.
Tionesta, June 21, IhT'.i.
urn PMrinn'lf:-,(,"l.i" entered
WIH. dlMLttriDMU
U,W1. The two
" very
(one door from O. "W. Hovard'sJ
CENKRAL and FANCY
TEAS A SPECIALTY.
Terms STRICTLY CASH, or Exchange
for Butter, Eggs, Rags, Hides,
Furs and Poultry.
EGGS POULTRY ft SPECIALTY;
Agents for the Improved
HOWE SEWING MACHINE,
a Standard and Reliablo Machino
Our Motto: "First Class Goods at Fair
Prices." mar21tf
Notice to Eond Holders.
NOTICE is hereby given that tho prin
cipal and accrued interest on tho fol
lowing Forest Countv Bonds will be paid
nt the Treasurer's OPIec, Tionesta, l'a.,"oit
tho 1st day of July, 1SS0, and that the in
terest on ' said bonds will cease on that
dav : Bond No. 1, 2,000 ; No. 14 and 15,'
$0(10 each ; No. 2.1 and 31, $1,000 each.
Ell BERLIN, )
ISA AO LON J, Co. Commr's;
H. W. LEDEBUR, j
Attest J. T. Bkknnan, Clerk.
TJITTSBURU, TITU&V1LLE & BUF
1 FALO RAILWAY CO. OKNERAL
OFFICE, NO. i!M SOUTH THIRD ST.,
FniLADiiLriu A, June 4th, 1880."
A mooting of tho stockholders of tho
Pittsburgh, Titusvillo it Bufialo i Railway.
Company will bo held at tho iincipat
ollico of tho Company, No. '.'.Vi SouVh Tbird
Street, in tho city oi' l'hiladclphiV at 12
o'clock, noon, on the sixth day oK July,
A. P. 1SS0, to consider tliojoint atrrernieni
of consolidation nnd nierirer of this (Yun
nan v mil the BUFFALO SOUTJI-
WF.STKBN KA1LROAO (lOMPAMv
then to lio submitted, and to volo loi tho
adoption or rejection of the same.
J. W. JON KS, President.
JOSEPH R. TRIMBLE, Secretary.
ITIKIffl ! !
I take pleasure in tolling tho Sporting
Fiaternity that I have ro-pitrchued
FROM HORACE JONES, TO WHOM I
SOLD IT IN 1S71.
T AM NICELY LOCATED nt my old
1 stand, and I am prepared to attend to
all my friends, and tho public generally,
who need
ANYTHING IN THE GUN LINE!
I iihall keep a perfect stock' of all kinds of
And ull kinds of
FISHING TACKLE.
I shall nlso continue to haudlo tho
"White" Sowing Machine,
And tho
CHICAGO SINGER SEWING MACHINE
t'omo nnd see mo. You will find mo'
ALWAYS AT HOME.
Muzzle Loaders mado to order and war
ranted. 'REPAIRING IN ALL ITS
BRANCHES PROMPTLY AND
FAITHrULLY.DONE.
i:. . lEAi.mvix.
Tidioute, Pa., Aug. 12,
S. II. IB ASBiB'7r & NOXN,
Dealers in
General Merchandise
In New Store Room at
HASLET'S COKNERS,
rrioiM'xitii, l'u.
Jan'y 1st, 180.
CROWN'S PATENT,
CUN CLtANLK.
V Cloaner and Oiler
"r.,! bi.e. II l..u.Mi,b- A 111,.
For One DolUr, una Cleaner, Patches, Brush
and lull directions si-m irn pun.ie. ,
111 uiil.ll In,' u'lio ei.ll!,iu fA gu,i. b.-Ii-l for irt uUr.
! AiHim T. YARDLEY BROWN, f'" j
j lihAl'IMI, !. I
ITTSBUKUH, PA.
Exclusively devoted to the practical ed
ucation of young and mi. Idle ii -e.l iikii,
for active business life. Kehoul iiUavs iu
session. Slu;!. 'ills tan enter at any time.
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