WEDNESDAY M MINING, MAI 9, 1883. BOROUGH OFFICERS. Iturgetn.S. D. Inwiw. C)u.ni.iBn North ward, IT, M. Fore man. C. M. Shawkey. A. M. Boutt; South ward, W, A., Eagles, J. II. Font, -A. II. Dal. Justine of the react. T. Drennnn, D. S. Knox. Cowttahle Jamo Swailes. School Director H. J. Wotoott, J. JT. Dlngman, J. drove, A. B. Kolly, U. W. Robinson, 1.). 8. Knox. FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS. Member of Onnpre -3 As. Mosorovb. Memher of Senate J. O. II AM.. A use ml It K. L. Pa vis. .T,iJnV. 1). Brown. .Mooirta JuJuca Joint IlECK, C. A. Ilii.t.. Treasurer N. 8. Foreman. Prothonotart, Register it Recorder, dtc JUKTIH SltAWK EV. Sheriff: C W. Ci.Ak. CbmnMJMirJnetvt II. W. EicnF.rsUR, J. B. TIKNPKRSON, II. A. Zl'KNDRLL. County Superintendent J. E. HlM Ar. itatrfat vl ttornev T. J. VanGif.oen. fur ftomrnfasiunevs II. O, Davih, J. GRUKNAWAl.T. County Surveyor Y. V. Wiuttkkin. Coroner C. H. Cncncii. (tounri A uditor O. W, W a J. A Soott, II. B. Swalley. "business D I R E cto n Y Ps. TIOHLSTAliUDU-tj So. 3(19, J. T. HKEN1CAN. C.M.snAWKKY. BRENNAN& SHAWKEY, Real Estate Agents & Conveyancers. Dealers in ANTIIUACITF. C BITUMINOUS COAL (Office in Court House,) T ION EST A, F011KST COUNTY, FA. -FOU HALE. 57 acres. Tionesta twp., 10 acres elearod ami in wheat and rye; Hinall house and bar:i ; considerable, oak timber. Price J700 ; $100 down, balance in 8 years. Also. Houses and lots, and building lots in Tionenta Borough for s10 )n! ,,ftsv terms. We have some good bargains on nana. UHKISNAH BHAWKKl. LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS. Condrnncd Time TnM Tlonn-la Kmtlon. NORTH. Train 15..... 7:48 am Train 18 8:10 am Train 3:5J pin SOUTH. Train 03 11:05 nm Train 10 1:45 pm Train 16 8:0 pm 1 . VJ. OI W. X" . MEETS every Tuesday evening, at 7 o'clock, in the Lodgo Boom in Par tridge's Hall. lTOTiFMAN N. G. n W. SAWYEI1. Sec'v. 27-tf. APT. V J Ko. GEORGE STOW POST, ?.! i A. . Moot on the first Wednesday in each Grid Follows Hail. Tionesta, Pa. ' . 1). S. KNOX, Commander. m J. VAN GIF.SEN. I . ATTORNEY AT LAW, And District Attorney of Forest bounty. Ofllce in Court House, Tionesta, Pa. E. L. DAVIS. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Tlonoutn, Pii. Collections made in this and adjoining counties. TATE. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Tionesta, Pa. jyILES W Elm Street, Train 15 North, and Train 10 South carry tbo mail. Preaching in tho Presbyterian Church next Sunday morning and evening, by Rev. Ilirkling. -Ilev. Ilicks will occupy the pulpit of the M. E. Church next bunday evening. Presbyterian Sabbath School at 3 p. m.; M. E. Sabbath School at 1U a. m. Oil Market closed last night at 93c. Miss May Kelly is visiting friends iD Tilusville, Pa. Mr. E. B. Orandin of Tidioute was on our streets Monday. Miss Sarah Carr ia very sick at her father's residence, Tubbs Run. Mr. Krctcb.of Corry, spent last Sabbath iu town with his son-in-law, Mr. EJ. lleibfcl. Ilev. LUIl's olJ forest county frieuds will fiud a letter in this week's issue from him. Mrs. C. W. Warden of East Hickory, net Miss Sue Evans, visited rr p itriMMlKY. 1 . ATTORNEY-AT-LaW, Tloncsla, Forest County Pa. -Va8h Oalbraith was not drowned as stated by our Barnett correspond ent, who it will be remembered, stated in his letter that such was the report although it lacked confirmation, and who now informs us that he is glad to correct the leport. The Miller Extract Co., of Kel lettville, this county, wants an indefi nite Dumber of bark jobbers and peel ers. The Company advertises "good timber and good pay," and those in want of a good job during the bark peeliog season will do well to apply early. It's an exceedingly long lane which has no turninu. A few weeks ago our genial friend Eli Iloleman exacted a cigar from us on account of the arrival of a boy at our house, and vn last Thursday morning he came up smiling and paid it back wi'.h interest. It was a boy. We learn that some evil disposed boys, not having tho fear of the la"V or the dignity of common decency be fore their eyes, not long since broke into the Flemming II ill school house and smashed things generally. Such boys deserve a few gaod thumps ad ministered by the Cat of the law. Samuel D. Irwic, Adjutant of Capt. George Stow Post, has been ap pointed Assistant Iaspector of Posts in Warren county and Maj. W. B. Mays Post 220, at Franklin. A special meeting for inspection and muster was called on Monday, 7th iust., for No. 220, which ' Assistant Inspector Irwin attended. Luther Vought will to-day take his departure for Carman, Minn., to again assume the editorial and me cbnuieal management of the Courier at that place. His journey home on this occasion was one of sorrow and bereavement, but we trust his next visit to bis old friends may be just the re verse. A happy future to you, Luther, Mr. J. T. Breanan with his wife KellettvjlU Krumbs ' Every thing nioyea along Vo quietly these pleasant days' that it is almost impossible to collect items of interest. Mr. Andrews and Mr. Shawkey have eaclosed their lots with a neat fence, which adds very much to tho appear ance of the place. The bark peelers are begining to gather around us. Sood the sound of their axes can be heard from early morn till late at night. The contractors on J. M. Kepler's well continue to fish for the lost bit. They expect to be able to start the drill in a day or two. Mrs. W. A. Dusenbury, of Newtown, was calling on friends iu Kellettvnie Friday aJlernoon. The Hemlock extract works have been shut down for a week or so, until there flooded bark would dry out a little; they will resume work again to-day. Mr. H. W. Ledebur of Nebraska, Butler Rice of Newtown, Sim Cogan of Tionesta, were around a fow days ago shaking bauds with their many friends in this place. The Salmon creek mill has been shut down for a few days ; they will be ready to start up about to day or to morrow again. We have a ferry boat at Kellettville now, but there is hardly current enough to make it a succsss. X. Y. Z. Kellettville, May 7, 1883. OIL notes; i "i.ft. Neilltown Notes. There is nothing fresh or especially new to report from' thd 'upper Forest oil territory, this week. Several wells' are near the sand and soma will doubt less be opened this week, any of which are liable to be big ones. The Tionesta Oil Co.'s well en Bea ver, Grove, Hart & Co., contractors, is down about 900 feet. They have had considerable trouble in casing off the water, which they found at a depth of 2.30 feet below that of any well yet put down in that territory. Ten days more and they ought to bo down. The Tubbs Run well is down about 150 or 200 feet. They were obliged to drill 200 feet in order to gt suffi cient water to supply the boiler. Two weeks more, with no bad luck, will find them pretty close to the sand, if there is aDy iu that section to be found. Tom. King, the veteran driller, . . ( 1 1 o . 1 . passed inrongu nere last oaiuruav uu route for 3820, the location of the Walters farm well, but what it meant we could not learn. KANSAS LETTER. .;,-' itrsoiXTioNs of respect. The following resolutions of re spect were adopted by Capt. Stow Post last evening : Wjikukas, It hath pleased an al wise Providence to remove our Com rade J. Nhnlln Hah go from the scen es of earthly life to the Grand Army above. HBsor.VKi), That 'tre recognized in him the true Soldier , and Patriot, who early in the, war eiili.-ded in his nations cause, and in time of peace the good, quiet and;- industrious citi zen who enjoyed' the rcxpect and es teem of the members of the Grand Army of tho Ketmblc In which he delighted during his life. ItKsor.vKi). That a copy of these resolutions and preamble be pub lished iu the newpaers of Forest Conuty ana slight testimonial of his excellencies, and that this Post sym pathising with the bereaved. family of our deceased Comrade forward to them a copy of those resolutions. S. J I. 'lit wiv, ) T. J. VanGiksen. y Com. J. V . Mouuow. Queen ware alf fresji styles also 2 or 3 iv eg ricaies i baugh & Co. r b. AG NEW Tionesta friends yesterday. Mr. F. M. Heck and family of aE(i iitte daughter departed for Clifton Marieuville, arrived in town last even- Springs, Ontario ounty, N. Y., where ATTORNEY- VT-E AW, Tionesta, Pa. ATTENTION SOLDIEKS! ' . 1 lmte been admitted to practieo ns an Attorner in the Pension Ollleo nt WaHh intrton. ' D. C. All ofneers, soldiers, or Knilnrk who were inlurrd in the late war, can obtain pensions' to which thoy may be entitled, bv calling on or addressing mo at Houesta, Pa. Also, claims for arrearages of pay and bounty will rocoivo prompt ut- . , . .... ...... .. . . n .. . . 1 . 1 II In ri uviut? linen i vr lour v "rw n.;i u v ... . tho Into war, and havinir lor a number of - yer enpoed in the proeeution of sol diers' claims, mv experience will nswure the collection of claims in tho shortest pos- . Bible time. J. 1. AU.M.u. 41 tf. AWBENCE HOUSE. Tionesta, Ph., H. S. Brockwuv. Proprietor. This house is central Iv located. Everything new and well furnished. Snpeiior Ae oouirnodutions and strict attention piven toirnests. Vegetables and Fruits ot all Vinda served in their season. Sample room for Commercial Apint". pUN'THAb J T. i HOrSE. Tionesta. Pa., c .Tnckann. 1'rotirf etor. this is n new house, and lias jn-t been fitted up tor the aceom modal ion of the public. A por tion of the patroun'? of the public is solie- NATIONAE HOTEL. Tidioute, Pa., W. D. Bueklin, I'roprietor. A first elans hotel in all respects, and the pleas untest stopping pluco in town. Bates very reasonable. AT B. COOK. M. T.. VI . viiysioi AN it SUROEON. nnieoat the Central House. Tionesta. Pa. All professional calls promptly at tended to. T W. MORROW. M. P., .1 . PHYSICIAN & SURUEON, I.ato of Armstrong county, having located in Tionesta is prepared to attend all pro ' fossional calls promptly and at all hours. Oillco in Smearbaui.'h it Co.'s now build in k, up st aim. Oflico hours 7 to 8 a. m., and 11 to 12 M. ; 2 to 8 and C4 to 74 p. m. Sundays, 0 to 10 a. m. j 2 to 3 and 01 to 71 v. m. Residence in Fisher House, on Walnut Street. iuay-18. 81. WC. COUITRN. w. n.. PHYSICIAN .t SURGEON, I fas had over lift eon years experience in the practice of his profession, having grad uated legally and honorably May 10. 1865. Ofnce'and Residence in Forest House, opposite the Court House. Tionesta, Pa. Aug. 25-18S0 DENTISTRY. DR. J. W. MORROW. Having purchased the materials Ac, of Dr. Steadman, would respectlullv an nounce that lie will carry on the Dental nusiness in Tionesta, and having had over six years successful experience, considers himseli fullv competent to -ilve entire sat isfaction, i shall always give my medi cal practice the preference. mar22-82. F. F. WnlTTEKIN, II. C WmTTKKTN. Sheffield, Pa. Tionesta, Pa. WHITTEKIN BROS. , Civil Engineers and Surveyors. Ind and Railway Kurveylnn Specialty, Magnetic, Sular or Trianvtulution Survey ing. Best of Instruments and work. Terms ou application. M. H. MAT. B' l"8'-1' MA Y, PARK e CO., a a tot TT TH T?j S ! Comer of Elm A Wain utSts. Tionesta. Bauk.oi Discount and Deposit, liitarnst allowed ou Tinje Deposits. Col leotions made on all the Princi pal points of the U.S. Collections aoilcited. 18-ly. itig atMl stopped with the Judge. The Whip-poor-will has arrived and now makes the soft summer even ings lovely with his charming clear notes. Dr. Towler of Marienville, paid Tionesta a flying visit Monday, and shook hands with several of his old frieuds. St. Commissioner has his gang at work early and late these days. There is pleny to do, aul we trust it will be well done. Farmers look to jjut own interest. Got your property Insured with A. Y. Findley's agency. J. II. Mcpherson, Solicitor. 1' May has been a delightful month thus far; grass is shooting up rapidly and tbe trees are "leaving" as fast as tey can. Editor Ilayden of the Democrat has fixed up the house next bis office very neatly and will occupy it as a dwelling iu a few days. - An error occurred in our notice of the Moon-Grubbs wedding last week. The bridegroom's name should have been Ruben W. instead of Cephas, as we bad it. Our farmers have their oats about all sown and are no giving their atten tion to potato planting, Ac. The weather for the past ten days has been quite favorable for farm woik. Sheriff Clark, who recently pur chased two very desirable lots of Mrs. Col. Thomas, in rear of the Coart House, has begun to excavate for the cellar of a new house which he proposes building there this season. The party or parties who took the tools out of my shop Tuesday night will be given until Saturday to return them, or else abide by the law, as the parties are known. II. Shoemaker. Harvey Foreman has broken ground for the foundation of his new dwelling house on the corner of Elm and Helen Sts.. opposite T. B. Cobb's residence. He proposes to push the building rapidly forward to comple tion. T. J. VaoGiesen, Esq., our Dis trict Attorney, publishes his card in this week's issue. We are pleased to note that his piactice is building up nicely, and can recommend him as a hard-workiug conscientious attoruey, who will work like a beaver fer his client. Honest losses paid promptly ; dis honest ones handled rough. Fiudley's agency insures against lighting wheth er fire ensues or not. , It Mrs. Brennan will remain .r a few months for the benefit of her health, which bai been quite poor for some time nast. Her many friends here will hope that the change may restore bar ceiBoletelv. Mr. B. will return 4 iu a day or two. Considerable old sidewalk is be ing torn up and replaced with new, which makes a vast difference in the looks and safety of things. But little or uo move has as vet been made toward laying the new walks lately ordered by the Council. The longer such matters are allowed to sleep the less liable they are to be pushed through, and it would be well for the authorities to keen the ball rolling since it has been started. The Republican learns with sin cere regret of the death of an old aud much esteemed subscriber, Mrs. I' Danse, of Pittsburgh, which occurred on Monday, April 30th, at her resi deuce, No. 4, 8th St. Mrs. Danse owned a fine farm and cottage near Marienville, this county, where she regularly 6pent the summer months It'waa her last request to be buried at that phice. in accordance with which request her remains were laid to rest there on Thursday of last week. A "postal" from R. D. Hoskins, dated Bathgate, D. T., May 2, 1883, contains the following, from which we judge Rob. has struck the right place at the right time : "Republican re ceived to-day after much patient wait ing. Started ia here four weeks ago with a 6-column folio. In two weeks had to enlarge to a 7, and yesterday telegraphed to St. Paul for an 8. As scon as I get fairly to running will send you a letter for publication. I like it here very much, and our weath er can't bo beat. Since the 9th of April grain hss beeu going into the grouad, and two weeks more will see the sDrius? work over. Regards to i tt all." School has opened. Tho Gorman and Fleming hill schools are also open Patent desks have been ordered for the West Hickory school. Mrs. Caroline Landers has been quite poorly for a few days back L. W. Hotchkiss has beeu under the weather for some time. Joshua Gorman, brother of W. J. Gorman and Mrs. A. A. Hopkins died on last Wednesday evening after an illness of four or five weeks. The fuueral took place on Friday, Rev. Small of Fa- gundus, conducting the services. Miss Lizzio Hopkins U away at Bradford ou a visit. Rev. Stephenson of Pleasantville, preaches regularly every two weeks. In two weeks is the election of S. S. officials. The probabilities are that it will go Democratic. William McCasliu has just com pleted a handsome fence around Mr. dinger's lot. Mr. Tanner of Mercer, bought aud has moved on the Neill Home stead. Strikes the people among whom he has come very favorably David and Edeu Lauders were over at the Fogle Farm one day last week and brought back with them a fine Jersey calf which they had purchased over there, A photograph gallery on wheels came into town on oaturday and anchored on the corner ferninst the blacksmith sl?op. It will stay as long as there is anything in the line of the human phiz to be taken. Everybody is busy farming. Fidus May 8, '83. A Card of Thanks. Our friends and neighbors who shared the tiouble and sorrow of our late affliction with us, will accept our sincere thanks for their kindness. Mrs. M. Hopkins. W. J. Gorman. Special bargain in Silks in Gros grain, Ottoman and Marveleaux. We are cow selling American Silks that we warrant not to cut, and part of which is Warranted Grease Proof and will not wear ehiney. It II. J. Hopkins & Co. For good fresh Goods cheap go to Haslet & Sons. Feb. 1 Minutes of Council. Council met Monday evening, May 7, 1883. Burgess Irwin being absent from town, C. M. Shawkey as elect ed Burgess pro, tern. Council men present, Doutt. Eagles, Foner, Fore man, and Shawkey. P. M, Clark was elected secretary. After beveral bills for work, materials, & c, were acted upon, the following business was transacted: Moved aud carried that the Street Commissioners be instructed to put in three sewers on Vine St. and make the said street passable. On motion Miles W. Tate Esq., chosen as borough council, aud salary fixed at $10 for ensuing year. On motion the wacrea per hour of one horse and man was fixed at 25 cents. Moved and carried that Mrs. II. S Thomas be notified to build a side walk in front of her property on Hel en St. Moved that the owners of property on tho west side of Elm St., from Wal nut St. to Tate's crossing be notified to build sidewalk. Carried. Moved and carried that J. J. Fish r-r ha notified to build sidewalk iu front of Barber Shop property. Ad journed. After a long silence I write a few lines. We are now having the most delightful weather. Spring has come iu reality, asd the prospect .for a boua. tif'ul crop is as good as it was this time last vear. Iu this (McPherson, the banner wheat county of Kansas) there is a greater acreage sown than there was last year, and the wheat looks splendid. LaEt year this county pro duced tho enormous number of 3,500, 000 bushels of as good whftat as ever was grown. You may think I exag gerate, but I do not ; it is true. So far this spring the weather has been all that could be desired ; rain comes just when it is needed. Other grain is looking well. A great deal of corn has been planted and there will still be a greater amount planted. There will be an abundance of fruit also, if the late frost did not injore it. This county is perhaps one of the grandest farming counties in the State, and the farmers are, as a rule, thrifty, making a good living. A man told me to day that last vear he had six thousand bushel of wheat and sold it at 75 cts per bushel ; this is certainly a good crop. Land is not dear, but reasoua ble; you can get a good farm here o 160 acres for $1,000 to 63,500, and some less, uur winter just , past was perhaps the most severe known to tho oldest inhabitant; frequently the mer cury ran below 20. We spoilt the last year in Barbour county ; there we realized the severity of the cold ; a number of days it was 22 below zero, and wood was very scarce and high, $G.00 per cord ; this is different from old Pa. Cattle suffered greatly from the severity of the weather; many froze as well a starved to death ; creeks were frozen to the bottom ; many cat tlo died for want of water, and many that got water drank too much aud died in consequence. But every thug is changtd now ; grass has come, and cattle that remain are doing well. But the winter demonstrated one fact to cattle men, that is, they must raise feed to carry their stock safely through the wiuter. Many slock dealers are sowing millet, planting sorguin and corn, so as to be ready for next winter; this is as it should bo. The city of McPhersou is a nice lit tle city of between 3,500 and 4,000 in- habitants, and is one of the most thrifiy cities in the State, and is simply com posed of buoioess meo and inochauics. Mondays and Saturdays her streets are one vast crowd ; farmers and others come in from the surrounding country to do business. We have two railroads, one ruouiug through the city, that has for the present its terminus here. We are pretty well supplied with churches. The Presbyterians, tbe Con- gregationalits, the Baptists aud the Uuited Brethren all have good congre gations, and Lutherans have a small kocieiy, while the Episcopalians are endeavoring to organize a church ; the M. E. Church is also strong here. Last, but not least, we have magnifi cent schools, and just bow everything in our city is booming. Your last paper came to us to-day announcing tbe death of Mrs. V ought It brought recollections of the past to our iniuds; aud O, how certainly will the messenger couie for us ; are we not warned of his coming? Please bear to the bereaved family our kindest sympathias. Now I have wiitteo enough for this time. Please accept tur i hanks for your very welcome paper, ftud believe me, ever Youri U .y.'"' McPherson, Kausiia.' J. F. llll.L. -Latest Revised-Map of Forest Co. Oil Region?, 81.00, ' and subsequent revisions free to subscribers. Address S.C.Smith, Civil Engineer; Harris burg, Pa. : '. i tf. Silver Skin Onion-Sets for 12i cents per quart. Also choice Timothy Seed at Wm. Smeaxbangh & Co. It Firtilizer Twelve Tofts Buffalo and 120 baire!,.Limo just recci.ed at Robinson & Bonner. ' 2t Straw Hats, New Boots & Shoes, Keg Pickles at a Bargain ty pv bmear- ' ' 2t Ilarry Roche, Wriglusville. IV; says: "Brown's Iron .Bitters entirely cured me of chills and fever., - , m Vf. 'A Esiiiger mi '; Counterfeit.- There aro diiurre'roiig connt'erfeits in ' circulation purporlinfr to be "Walnut Leaf Hair Restorer." The strongest evideuce of its great value is the fact that parties knowing its great ethcacy try to imitate it. Each bottle of thu genuine has a uc simile of a walnut, leaf -blown iu the glass ; ana a ureeH Leaf on Jhe outside wrapper. Ihe "Restorer is as harmless as water, while it possesses ell the properties necessary to restore life vigor, growth and color to the hair. . Purchase only from responsible parties Ask your druggist for it. Each bottle warranted. Johnston, Holloway & Co., Phila delphia, and Hall & Ruckel, New York, wholesale agents. DIED. GORMAN At Gorman Hill, Forest Co., Pa., of rheumatic fever, Joshua L. Gor man, in tho 28th year of his age. ' Notice to Grand Jurors. i Notice is hereby given that persons sum moned to attend as Grand J urora at May Term of Court need not appear. Bv Order of the Court. Attest, Juktis SriAWKEV, Clerk. May 7, JCrie's Experience. Another euro utterly without a prece dent! Erie, Pa., Sept 19, 1SH1. , Dr. Hart man : I cannot but express my thanks to you for the great benefit I recoived from the uso of Peruna and Maualin. Ono bot tle of each placed me sciuarely ou iny feet, after a long sickness, which had laid me iu bod and then left mo lame and crippled. Three dayB' uso ot theso remodiea dis pensed with tho cane, and in a week I was pcrloctlv well. N. J. WRIGHT, Business Afienl Ere Evening Herald. Ask your drunist for Dr. llartman's book on the "Ills of Life." Ho will give it gratis. If not, addroas Dr. H. at Osborn, O. llurvaru Ollt-ue. At a recent mooting of tne overseers of Harvard College, a ilisciissiun was hold upon tho resolution which had been bo. fore the board for soveral weeks, that in. tho opinion of this board, the statutes making attendance on morning prayers and other religious exercises compulsory should be repealed. The board, by a strong vole roiused to adopt the resolution. But Mr. Goorgo Shirter, lately from Mar tinsburg, Blair Co., Pa., who had a fan- cerous growm on ins uose, aim woo waa advisee! tho uso of Peruna before a visit to a Cancer Hospital, was allowed to take that par-excellent remedy, and by its use for a verv short time, was eureu compiuiu ly,,UKe'2I iu the Ills of Lit'o" get one trom your druggist. NOTICE Is hereby given that an application will ho liuule to Uio liovemor oi uiu piuio ui nsvlvania. under tho Act of Assem bly of the Common weall li of Pennsylvania, entitled, "An Act to provide for the In corporation and Regulation of certain Cor porations," approved April -Jin, inn, aim tho Supplements thereto, for the Charter of an intended Corporation to bo called, "Tho Hickory Bridge Company, me character acd object wheruof is the con struction and niaintainenco of a bridge over the Allegheny River at a point near HicUorv Station, Forest County, Pennsyl vania, for the carriage, transportation and conveyance of fool passengers, horses, teams) vehicles, stock and cattle, oYjt;p-"d across siiiit river, and for these I to have, possess and enjoy all t! benefits ami pi ivilcgt s of said -'J sonibly ami ils Supploinenls. Hsmkk, Dale A Fkj Confirmation N' . j. ii Notice is hereby given ('would ing account have been (tartling. and will 1'0 I.nSriito.1 Hj'l , phans Court ot ! ores' ... Im.iHlion: -1;P5. wlth Fm.d account of. .Thus chil Guurdiau of Klmrn Vle'il. had minor child ol3useph FlemfnV,,-, . Final account of Tliouiiis J. f'.ov!is Special Guardian for Pennsylvania, v l.eim Maliill ami l.utiur MaGill, wh were minor children of Cluulcs G. AiaGUl deceased. J I ST IS S " A UK E Y, Register. Tn'ijc.lii, Ph., M-'l, Lv. the ntain
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