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EDITOH.
WED.VF.SDAT IGORSI.Nf., FEB. 8, 1882.
GUITEAU SENTENCED.
The court assembled on Baturdar
fltid fifter some time spent by counsels
in making motions. Ac. Col. Corkhill
said "it is now my duty to ask for the
fenlcuco oft.be court." Judge Cox (to
the prisonrO-Staud up! Have you
uuyumi,- 10 sny ny aenience snouia
J. K. W 15 NIC,
uui row ue j ronouucea against jourigjl.
(juileau (siill sitting) I ask your
honor to postpone sentence as long as
- i
possible.
Judge Cox Stand wp. Ilave you
anything to say why the sentence
Bhould not now be pronounced upon
you ?
TI,. ...I, - .1 - l i .
auj pucuiiirr incu arose, paie, out)
wiLh Komw.l lin nn . A,,. I
determination atamn1 unnn M- fi...
ii u t-
ures. In low and deliberate tonehecoro-
menced, but soon his manner became
wild audf violent, and pounding upon
the table he delivered himself of the
loiiowing tiarangue: 1 am not guilty
of the charge set forth in the indict
rnent. It was God's act. not mm
and God will take care of it and don't
Jet the American people forget it. He
will take care of It and everv nffieer
of this crnvcrnmcnt frnm ihnr.mt;..
down to that marshal, takin? in everv
member of this bench, will pay for it.
hou wie American nation wul roll in
blood if my bod v iroes into tha .,n
and I am bun? the lews Dut tha rf.
'epised Galilean into the grave. For
the time thev triumphed, hut f iho
I W " " WMW
destruction of Jerusalem, forty years
afterward, the Almighty got even with
thorn T am rt ofraM C r
MWd BkllBIU III IIHHLI1 I
am here as Gods man, kill me to-
morrow if vou want I am God's
man and I have been from tha nturt
Judse Cox then nroceednd in na so
.. . r--
salience addressing tha prisoner aa fol-
jows: iou nave been convicted of a
lrima ar fai.ihU ... it .
...'uv v ivii iifig iu iio viruuiUBianceB
and so far reaching in its results, that
it lias drawn unnn von tho lnrn.. -r
- I J uv.&V Ul
tha uiKnta vnr.l nn1 L .
-'w mv.w iiuuu ouu iuo ojLccraiions
, r . rri .
01 jour cuuuirjmen. ine excitement
produced by such an offeuse made it
00 eaey task to secure for you a fair
and impartial trial, but von h a
the power of the United States treas-
.,r..nrl
i ...... i .
tvw i MimctL vuur uerHon irnm in.
lane and tn .;,'; i V Ti
r . , . . "
as fair and impartial a jury as ever
assembled in a court nf Tnatina v.
. , , 1 , 7 ' "v"
imve oeeu ueiBDueu dv counsel ih
?ool o n rl (iabaI iaii . I . . . 1 I -
muu ueiu uuu liihl inpr rna
highest encomiums, and I nprtninlv
have done my best ta a-pnu a
fair cresentatiou of vour dfamtA. Tni.
.. ... ,, . rw
wunsianuing an tnis, you have been
I t 1 . . k
iuuuu KUIIIV. i WOUIQ navf tiPen a
comfort to many people if the verdict
01 me jury naa established th fact
loai your act was mat of an irrespon
tiiuie man. it wouia bava tho
. I . 11 - -
people the fcatisfyinff belief that tha
crime of political assassinatim.
,u; : . .
t !n .n!l J- l l, ID8U
wwa
country, but the result has denied
I Vi a v ,Kaf nrv. A . . . rPl x ...
uioivuiuiuih iue vouniry will
accejit it as a fact that the crime can
( be committed and the court will have
1 to deal with it with the highest pen
any .Known 10 tne criminal code to
serve as an example to others. Your
I career has been so extraordinary that
i people might well at times have
doubted your sanity, but one cannot
but believe that when the crime was
, committed vou thorouphlv nnrltrctnA
r O-'J
t the nature of the crime and its conse
quences (Guiteau I was acting as
God's man) and that you bad moral
i . .
, Bfubo uuu conscience enough to rec
ognize the moral iniquity of such
act.
an
; Prisoner That's a matter of onin
' ion.
Your own testimony shows that you
reuuweu wuu uorror irom the idea.
, iou Bay uiai you prayed against it.
; lou say that you thought it migbt be
, prevented. This shows that your con-
science warned you against it, but by
the wretched sophistry of your mind
' you worked yourself up against the
t protest of your own conscience. What
: motive could have induced you to this
I act, must be a matter ot conjecture,
probably men will think that some
lanaiicism or morbid desire for self
j exaltation was tha real inspiration for
( tho act. Your own testimony seems
10 ccntrovert tne theories of
counsel. Thev have mninmino.t
ffcnnrrht hnncallv T Lclicno !.
. . o uvcTc, kusii you
1 .J ; t ... . J
7 ujivcu agiu6i, your win by an
f Susnne impuUe. The testimony
j showed that you deliberately resolved
j to da it and that a deliberate and
f misguided will was the sole impulse.
; mid may seem insanity to noma per
; sons, oui me law moita upon it
! willlul crime. You will hava
opportunity of having any errors I
. uiiiv have committed durin? the
0 - a
; course of the trial passed upou.by the
luui b iu unuu uub liJrau Ulio lb la
t Decedary for rae to prunouoce tbeeen
; tenco 01 tee law.
That you be taken hence to the
. common iail of the district, from
whence vou came, and thera ha lepnt
1 iu confinemfnt, and on Friday, the
30lh (lav of June. 18S2. von pi.it he
taken to the nlnce rrcrared for exe-
i
cution within the walls of cftid" jail
oufl there, between tlie hours of 12 .n.
nrl 2 ti. in von ha liniirrvl hv tha
neck until you are dead, and mar the
T 1 t
i-oru nave mercy en your boui.
The bill to pension Mr. Lincoln
lias been approved by tb President
it will meet with the general approva
of the people aa well.
The Dublin debt statemtnt for Jan
..-. B,rt. . ;.. th. v.ti.
debt during the month of $12,978,836.
Decrease since June 30, 1881, $88,085,
Stave Bolts Wanted.
The undersigned desires to buy
White Oak Stave Bolts delivered on
the cars at any statiou between Irvine
ton and Oil City. Will pay the fol
lowing prices, cash on delivery, for the
lengths named:
lorZ7i M. and 81 lnch' Per rd
For 24 inch per cord $4.00,
For 18 inch nor oord 13.00.
For 121 and 14 Inch per cord 82.S0.
Will also buy Oak Timber along
Il0 of road. T. B. Cobb
For good fresh Goods cheap co to
Haslet A Sosa. Feb. 1. '82.
Doctor bills are abominable and
not needed in kidney and liver a flee
lions, as Peruna and Manalin
will
cure them.
.
A eure P0B,t,ve ur
De88 Manalin.
Humbug Advertisements.
The time has never been and never will
be when the people of this or any other
I i ... i .
I ITt ftllll. IV jail MI1V H tTTf flAllall Inv DAtlnn
five cents. Neither can you. dear re der.
purchase an oigan -worth three or four
hundred dollars for fc?o. Thtioii nrm.
I sense. Still we have no ohlootion to nthr
... ...
PeoP10 doing their business just as they
"eo nu ve are setting a good, honest
I mjlMP Pinnn fit. fmm XT y . f .a V 1 -
I v 1 w tu uuu a
honest Organ (not all stops) for
from $48 to $475. All our (roods are made
I
I UOOn honor, ftnd nonrl fr nnv nor rt
1 ' j i " v
t m vnr il fin tAot f nn,l IS
" " i,,eu,"5
" keepee 88 tho Chinaman would say.
For the P"84 ton yeara w have sent both
pil08and Organs to eveey part of the
!T ' 'n8it!rumeuTta Kive the lnost
universal satisfaction. If you wish a
good instrument, one that will alwavs
1 . , ....
,a81, you' we BUaU be Pleased to send you
tunsBoneni me 1 nomas urothers' Silver
Tone Inntruments you will get what you
I .. . . . b . r J
1 rwiuire, ana one instrument sold in a
niiiky..i,..j..n. .
I tni nr o.. A T . .. ti m
Successor to Thomas Brothers.
CatsklM, N. Y U. S. A.
COMMISSIONERS' SALE OF LANDS.
DY VIRTUE of various Acts of Assem-"
1)1 V of thfl Pntnninnwonllh nCPAnT1Dv.
vania made nnrl nrnvldarl ),. ,,..,i.
. - " .......j ..v ...V UIIUC."
Blirned CommlnRlonnra nf Vnmuf Pnimin
will expose to sale bv publics vendue or
V 11,0 "OU80i u nonesta
miiai, IEBKUABY 28. 1882.
Rt 2 'clock P' m- th following described
I w sHuvag
hickory rwp.
! TtT - . m tin
iu viiom Assessed.
Isiand 5 T.? CoiuaJ Q Reed.
60 McCalinnnt J S! D.KU..in.
5192 100 Cole Bit "
2 Isl'ds 25 Alcorn above East Ilickory.
HARMONY TWP.
BO Cook John.
100 Hunter Wm .Foreman.
8 Jenkins J D
6 NeiU Kmeline.
10 Holrnden Kb.
47 Phillips Bros.
10 Neill W T Wilson At. Rloi
12 HoUhktSS O A -CoDolanrl.
KINOSLEY TWP. i
56 Bastian Ilobei t. dee'd.
6193 Jofl8 Dice fc Dale.
TIONESTA TWP.
Ifenhiirn O. .1
23 Whitnmn John.
60 Ilenrv J NellvJ Nohla
1 Hnnti..
3821 60 John Ornhha
382tj 100 Dale k Bro tn Oil r.n
II. W. T.EnEiinn
James IlENnKHHON. iPn nnmm
HEMRT A. ZlIKNiiRi.r. I
Attest: J. T. Bkennan, Clerk.
WM.
SMEARBAUQH
& CO.,
Dealers In
C3-BOCHBIBSI
TOBACCO,
CIGARS, IIARD
WA 11 E, QUEENS-
W A It E. Q L ASS W A ItE,
TOYS, STATIONARY, WALL
PAPER, FOREIGN FRUITS, VEG
ETABLES, BAKERS BREAD, OYS
TERS, Ac.
Goods Alwavs First-Class.
CQTOTY AUDITORS'
N. S. FOREMAN, Trr-nsurer of I
Connfv for tho
'orrst
year
To ain't rpe'd froinWntLawronoof
U.Pi'd .3
:UK
roo u for jrrnHs nold
" " red'ption of Co. Lands
' Boated lands ret. Co. tax 1KS0
" " " Bond tax 18S0
" ' Co. tax 18S1.
Unseated lands Co. tax 1881...
" ree'd from Harmony Twp. on
account of M. Callinan, Lu
natio
" ree'd from Green Twp. on ac
count of Sarah Shoun. lnnnfln
1,274 I4
HI (15
0,280 15
2,527 SO
400 00
107 00
19 60.
25 7
ree'd for coal from S. 1). Irw in
" redomotion monev nrrr.
ii
noouslvpaid J O. Dalo
ree'd from S. J. Sotlcv, ex
Treas ".
274 35
116 85
1 50
19 00
86
Sixty-day, County tax
ree'd for registering dor
" coal from J Shawkey
" Ink sold
ree'd costs paid by county in
Commonwealth eases from S.
Clark
ree'd for team worK from H.
W. Ledebur
ree'd Jury fees from Sheritf
T l.ii
103 23
2 50
20 00
20 00
360
10 00
200
2 05
jmilUHU
" ree'd for desk sold Tionesta
township
" ree'd for paper snldJ Sliawkey
" ree'd for fines from Wnillood
and N Thompson
" ree'd costn paid by County in
Dawson case
" roe'd for lumber sold C. A.
Bandall
$20,839 33
To Balance a 2.-5Q i
.
N. S. FOREMAN JhlJ" with flu, Funds of the
T'rx tar a . . .
r " wrence..?ira 83
owwwxiaHi....... 243 M
" Hotel llcenso 188 150 00
" Retailers license 1881 m S
Tax on loan, 1881 w
$S01 05
,$310 68
To balance.
N. 8. FOREMAN, Treasurer of Forest County, in account with the Redemption Fund
of eaid County for tho year ending Docember 31st. 1881. 0,,,I'uon r lu,a
?:I.5im;VmL"wr.enco?1.?4569
...... w .
$2,538 03
To balance 1.879 11
COMMISSIONERS of Forest County
TCT.T
T r.,i -...l .. i m.
.UvUUUV lwljUn fiuzou
$162 60
ISAAC
..$207 00
To County orders drawn
$207
n. w.
To County orders drawn $162 60
102 60
C k TJIVTV.TT CJI - ti
. cmeriii 01 forest uounty, m account for the year
endinsr Decern hor aiui iksi j
n.... i j
vuuuijr uruoru urawn 30
JUSTIS SHAWKEY, ProthouoUry of
To County orders drawn.
O
$257 10
FORKST COUNTY, ss:
certify that we met at thT.
Soltn'co
- v wwuuui .t
Attest, J. T. BRENNAN, Clerk.
EXPENDITURES of Forest County
County Treasurer's Commissions.
573 13
5.12 70
voumy iimtiussioners
county Commissioners' Clerk 600 00
uosis in case oi Harmony 'I'p. and
others...... i3S 61
Auditors and Clerk 7940
Counsel fees 74 52
Cat and Fox bountv ivron
J J lt fry,
11 rv leea 1 o-.o o.i
l wow
Jury Commissioners and Clerk... 57 68
Assessors 174 50
Printinir on-?
Constables 841 62
Court Crier 20 00
Road View i on
- '-.............. no m
Fuel and lights 19s 24
Elections 34 o0
Commonwealth costs ..'..""!" 210 40
Books. Stationarv An e: at
, v c 1J
Repairs 219 92
Western P.c Hospital 609 75
Warren Hospital 7a 3
T7Tvr i vnr 1 r c. a .
r or sorest
Balance due on County account
hv N. S. hnreman T..l..,, ft
9,239 14
1,072 61
820 00
145 73
Seated lands returned for 1881... .
uue Dy Harmony To. on account
Of M. Callinan. T .11 natlf.
Due by Green Tp. on account "of
uuu ijunaiio
an 277 .11
FOREST COUNTY, as :
Tnuiint A 1A
est County, publish the foreoinir exhibit of t . K"r Comn''ioners of For
County foVtL year endn Deielfer nlf'tS? recei)", d "PendUurea of Forest
wrTvi'ua: 1 ,.. n, . . . . - -
..uumuui luuua u loin av or Junutrr A D W
H. W. LEDEBUR, ' )"'
'KltSOX, County Commissioner.
Attest, J. T. BRENNAN, Clerk.
TIIIAL. IilST.
Prothonotary's OFricE, )
Causes set down for trial in the Court of
Common Pleas of Forest County at Feb
ruary Term. 1882, commencing Monday,
No. Tr. Yr.
20 Deo. 80
10 May 80
21 May 81
15 Sep. 81
18 Sep. 81
11 Sep. 81
F. W. Elsworth et al
VS. Frank Garvnv
Ac,
L. R. Freemaa vs. J
Cornwell et al
C.
Goo. W. Dithrldirn
et al
vs. Josenh It rnvA
Everett A. Waterman etal
die. VK S'nrKli An.. Il.,u
I ...... VMIO
6. Everett A. Waterman etal
vs. Jacob H. Dewees
6. Hugh O'Hara et al Ac, vs.
1 no uuniilo, nttsburgli &.
Wewtern R. R. Co.
r. Hugh O'Hara et al vs.
The Buffalo, Pittsburgh
Western 11. It i'n
14 Sep. 81
i. W. M. McKim vs.
Jiuffulo, Pittsburgh
Western R. R. ( .
The
it
19 Dec. 81
J. SHAWKEY, ProthonoUry
1 ionesta, Pa.f Jau. 30, l-82.
JOB WORK of every description execu
ted at the REPUBLICAN cilice.
T FOR THE YEAR 1001.
County, In account with tho F-rrhds
ending l)cceinbr Hist. 188H. . '
of said
By County Bonds redeemed
Orders " lbtl
7,ooo no
8,ti::2 8
275 00
" sented lands ret. by eolleotorii
1,072 64
1U2 48
3ltt 03
" Exonerations allowed
" Collectors' eommlsslona ,
" ltefunding orders
' 6 per ct. abatement on M.R(l
" 8J per ct. on 7,000.00 County
Bonds redeemed
" 81 per ct. on ,0:W.35 Coui.ty
tlrders redeemed
" 3 per et. on 8275.00 County
Coupons redeemed
" 3i per et. on $!.22 Uofuding
Orders redeemed
" 81 per et. on $;.(13CollKUrs,
Commissions
" 3 per ct.fttio8.92 Redemptions
Paid
0 22
45 74
245 00
231 13
9 63
82
13 00
23 0(1
Balance.
,239 14
$20,839 33
'
liy State Trcas. roc't. A nr. rt last t at m
i ? ,"
m'tnl,l Ar,i... ' ' fc"
1 Ap-.prAir.r-77 v. 14 70
c., m
- nuue l reas. reo t Jan. 12, 1882 129 68
commission on state tax 1881... 8 10
o por ci. on iwi.oo Hotel licence 7 60
" 5 ner ct. on 8HM1 An rotaiiu ....
... .... ,(ij
balance 3l0(W
$801 05
By am't paid individuals I om m
uamut;u ...,,. 1 879 11
$2,533 03
in account for the year ending Deo. 81, 1881.
RFRT.tV
By 43 days' services tltnon
'i'ta a --
LONG.
By 48 days' services....
,T 830 miles' travel
,.$144 00
... 63 60
00
LEnrcrtTm
$207 60
By 47) days' services... . ti .o
" 200 miles' travel !'.'.'..'...'".".. 20
. ftj-n
. pio-ou
Dy fees 3og 3Q
Forest Conn ty, in account for the year
Vini,
B7 fees 257 10
lOOA,
G. W: WARnrcv
L.S.1)
L.S.1 County Auditors,
JAMES A. SCOTT.
R. B.SW ALLEY,
for the year ending December Slst, 1881.
Sheriff's foes
Protlionotary's fer h ""
Work on now Indices
Janitor
County Institute
Bridge Repairs
Postage "
Interest
Collectors' CoinmisiVons...... "I"
Express charges
Court Auditor
Stenographer
Western Penitentiary...!.!'"".'
County Bonds redeemed....' "
Refunding Orders .!!!!!'
Witness fees !!
District Attoriicv....'.'".'."'.'.'."
Coroner !!"'
Court House and Jail'suppiies " "
Jeos paid in cao of John CJarv
Lunatic
328 30
257 10
259 05
70 60
1)0 C
272 1
8 0
275 0!)
454 1
3 62
10 00
177 55
67 18
7000 00
1'
1 85
63 00
4 05
70 81
25 00
A 1 a cn n.
yiu,xj
County for year ending December Slst, 1881
LIABILITIES.
None ,
, 000,000
.... 11 . .
,. - ...
''VJ)
Guariliau't Hale.
FlY VIRTUE of an order of the Orphans
J-J..0?' ?S ForOMt Count.V, to me di-
Court House, in Tionesta, Forest County.
Pa., 011
THURSDAY. THE 2d DAY OF
MARCH, A. D. 1882,
at 11 o'clock A. M., the following de
scribed reu estate : The undivided one
fourth of arrant numbers 471)1 and 31!)3
in Howe Township, Forest County,
renn a., each containing 1000 acres, more
or less; Subject to a certain mortgage
against said land held by C. B. Wright,
U. A. Duhring and others, of 114.000.
1 hl(M8 OF SALE : One-third cash
continuation nfsuln n,,.i
on
in
two equal annual installments, with inter
ir
ut jwvmne annually on the whole Hii
B.-i-uiod ny judgment bond
and
""ifumi mi me prrniises.
W. II. PICKETT, Guardian of
Hiram E. and Percy L. Barnes.
Tionesta, Pa., Jan 31, 1882. St.
Dr. Kline's Groat Nerve Restorer
is
s-
he marvel of the age for all Nerve Di
eases. All fits stonnod free. Send in
931
83 60
$102 60
trch St., Philada.
olenwi & ilo
HBA.I)QIJA.ilTERS FO R
095
H
CLOTHING,
DR7 GOODS,
RUBBER GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS, CAPS, .
0
Shi
OUR NEW IRON CLAD BUILDING
Still Continues to bo Filled with
SUITABLE TO Til 13
MERCHANT, MECHANIC, L11I1, Fill,
TEAMSTER, LABOEEE1
IN SHORT
Everyone can find Goods at Lowest Prices.
wkS!SKSSd 8KLL more aoot,s THAX ANy II0USE IN
MERCHANTS AND OTHER DE ALERS WILL SAVE MONEY AM
FREIG1IT BY BUYING Til KIR OIL. TOBACCO, SOAP, MEAT, PORK.MlG A .
CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, FLOUR AND FEED OF US. WE HANl u'
ALL HEAVY GOODS BY CAR LOADS AND SAVE FREIGHT.
COME AND SEE.
HOLEMAN ifel-IOPKIISrS,
r-1 1 1 i
'UFFALU
Formtrljf PitlsburBh.T.ituivillt it Bufdlo'
WINTER TIME TABLE, November m
A.M.
P.M.UA. Vallri Ity.)
8 00 ar Pittsburgh Iv
P.M. A.M.
P 4" !l (Ml
8 IS 12 .-
3 30 li.33
640 2 0(1
A. M. P. M. P. M.
f) 15 2 20 3 00
t' 3n 4
tr &0 12 41 1 25
10 03 2.VJ 4 4t;
ft? 8 5" 4 43
0 3fi 3 12 ft 12
t7 01 13 '2 6 8S
f7 12 f 30 5 50
7 3.r. 3 40 U 12
t0S 4 08 (J47
8 35 4 25 7 20
AM. P. M. P. M.
A.M. P. M
853 4 43
A.M. P.M.
1 1 33 0 00
A. M. F."m.
10 OH 7 3S
10 251 7 67
6 20
12 27
4 ,ai... Parker. ..I v
12 10
U45
4 -M
ar...Foxburg..lv
ar . Franklin ..lv
3 10
P. M.
P.M.
3 40
8 8,r
ar...Oil City....lv
....Rock wood....
OloopoliH
...Knglo Ro:k...
President. ...
....TioneHtu
Ilickorv
..Triinkcy villa.
Tidioute
...Thompson ...
lv..IrvinotoD..ar
t-t 27
1300
t 14
8 Wi
OS
7 46
2 52
t2 46
2 12
t7 31
f7 24
flt7
fl 4S
1 27
12 55
12 30
P. M.
7 10
f 47
0 30
r. m.
I'.M.
0 11
nn'n HV.A. y.Ai'.Jus
00 lvWHrron.-ar
p.m. a.m. (Erie Jtaitwau)
3 HO 20 lv.. Brad ford ..ar
P.M. P. M. r iVji.f- KrieJu.
S 00.12 (K)jlv... Warren .:.ar
4 42.1l47lv..Clarendon..ar
ADDITIONAL TRAINS lev fio-!
don 7:2(1 a. m., Warren 7:4 a. in., Irvine
ton 8:33 a. in. Arrive at 'lidlouto t:60 a.
in., iionexta io;57 a. m., Oil City 12:30
V' ueave uuy :4ua. ta., Tionesta
9:20 a. m., Tidiouto 10;55 a. in., Irvineton
.IU I. III.
CI1 AUTA1TOTTA T.AKI! liTVTSlow
Trains leave Oil City for Pet. Centre, Ti
tusville, Spartansburff, Centreville. Corrv,
luorviiiu, unnuMii at swuuni, lUHOain,
2:45nni. 4:30nin. H:4."iimi ArHvn s.iui.....
W , - - - - a w W VVHII) .
9:15ani, 1:00.ni, 3:35pm, 8:3,ipgi.
Sunday irain leaves 7:30am : arrives
7:05pm.
UNION VTITUSVILLE BRANCH.
Train leaves Titnsville 6:30ptnj iiniveH
Union Citv 7:"l)nni. mu 11. !;,
6:40am ; arrives Titnsville 8:40am.
Trains run daily except Sunday, t Flair
Stations.
Trains are run on Philadelphia time.
Throuirh e.oaehnx liut.wum riii ,i
n . . v. vi.j nun
uradtord on trains lt'iivimr nil r.r
7:00am., Corry :30pin.
Pullman Slceninv Pnr. Imitvoin rtii
City and Pittsburjrli on trains leaving
uiucinn pm ana flltsuurjfh 'J:45pm.
2-Tiekels sold and lmiririKm .lwwirn.i
to all principal points.
nine laoies Rivinjr iuu information
from Company's Agents.
O. WATSON, Jr., Gen'l Supt.'
WM. S. BALDWIN, Oil City; Pa.
Uen'l Pas. Agent.
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J. L. CRAIG Aent, Tionesta Pa.'
" VOU U1ST n rmr
IfftotlriforMenorBs
r J cither rcady-rrude ormajk
; IS J to order, do not Fail -to
pI j o n . 4 .
j jstiia tvr our v-a.xa.ioguc
T a-
'iTr'ini mi) '
iriTii
O STOPPED FREE
inin rarsons nesiorfto.
Dfi. KLINE'S GBFAT
11 ,1." NERVE HE8TQREH
(-"curtur tU. tpilrpsy and Acrt Jfilvlitni.
u
ihfii.liili If taken u dlwie. A'o u nVfr
... .luuyiiuc Airaiiw. ana4irifci uotueireto
Kitiitttlrnu,thy pyliixpri nige. 8enl name.
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Area at, I'hlluQolulil, l a. Suurincisal druuauli.
STARTLING
LOST MANHOOD RESTORED.
A Viatira of Tnntlifnl imnriii1i.ti'M.u;.. i
- ..Uv.uv.u .ciu
turl Ltecav. rvnui Tkrnlnv Tiuii ki.i.i.,1
" , MIBI1UUUU, u.ri,
MTiDg tried iu vain very known remedy, ba dls-
wtnuBriuimKuviii, wuitu ill vm ar'n't 1' li T JS
to tit Itllow-NiiOunin, addreM J, JtHEVLla.
GKNTS WANTED for tlio only t!na
large Steel l'ortrait of
GARFIELD.
Engraved in Line and Stipple from a
photograph approved bv Mrs. Garfield a
a correct likeiiesM. A beautiful air, c
art. No competition, bize 18x21. Send
for circulars and extra terms. The llenrv
Bill Publishing Co., Norwich, Conn. J-1S
IpiiiSll
$2
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GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
FLOUR, FEED,
HARDWARE,
as .
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5
4 ft
0
QUEENSWARE,
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GUSITTHEE'S LITIT0 SuAi'.-.!..v..
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.TRADEMARK.
Trial bolilo t6 cent.-.
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tlim, uta! liver ciupL.lnt. t L i iv.i' v v ', !
neve 6X. BKi5t i'iy-.-v.y? f
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merclal rnrmlts co.kA mtljf ;i t-.l I-..r: f it '
Icr cous:l;w,tion. Aiaxalim M.. .tr vi .;i p
dlzzlucsa, and low ; irlt", UU I'm. .-.v.u J 3
Rond r.nd iitiirtvrur lxv S r. (tie r.f rr " J.
lollow Its tBacUIni'.i, r.t'rt v. i.i i,a ! : . , l-t
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t Ladltn, If j-oa '.rlsl Brn":.-.!i, hi-. .Tii ni 't i
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pa dar. or dliwno of i jo Udu-:v?, uio 1 x... ;, v
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A GREAT CAUSE GF HlH.K-sK
ImTIic I.o-,-; ill'
Vf t J i t-1
A T . . . .
iirnuio oil mtj iali '!')
and BaduTil cure rseinii-.i ra, ,1( '...s'; .'
Kperniatorrhi4, in.lix-i-.i l v ,,t!-
Involuntary KmiNsion.s, li..r.' 'l'.t'
vous Debility, and linpoilin-i,"..-' C,'
riatre (infci-a!lv t I'oiiHunij.t j ii KtM t
and 1-itH; Mental and Plivi. ;.; 1 . ;,.',
M. !.. author of ihe "(Jree:: i;,, .L " tv,-
Tho world-renow ii.i.l ;iV;l,o:- i-7tl-H
mirable Lecture, eleaiiv r. r v.-'i
ces of Solt-Abuso mnv if . a ,'i ,.
moved without danvem ,.m ic1i V,,
tic.ii, b'HiKie.-i. iiiMtruiucxs, r:n,-
dials ; point itikT cu t n i.i, v.. ,,., ,
certain and el rtii.i) i v vhi.-h ,Vv,.r'v
terer, no nmtie. what fiN i ,.Vt no.,' ,
be, may cure him.si lf c" , ; ,v ,.r ' v
and radically. '
t-ft. Th:a leeruro will provt- a ',,,;, t,
thousaiulM ami t!i.us.i;il'.i
Uo.. ...... i .. . .
- miller m-im, -n .i pli-m ..))V?!f.Tr f.
on .r ...I ,1 . ' .
cents or two postnje 1-1 a ,i i,
TEE OUIVEltWELL vyjiwu. r..
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r" mil, .
Icl HOUSEHOLD ttC-iiitfu U
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CIVIL EKGIKECri Uc sidtK
(Co. Surveyor rfi ..i ( , , w.. , v,
FIHST-CI.ASS JNV:,.r vi
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I'r5 81 Tinncsti., ( .,.-.( r.,., r..
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