WEDSKSDH THOBXISO, KOV. 7, ISS1. DO ROUGH OFFICERS. Ituryc. S. I. Irwin. (!oun-ilmri North ward. If, M. Forn man, (.'. M. Slmwkev, A. M. Dotitt; South ward, W, A. Eagles, J. II. Fonos, A. II. Dale. Jnittt're.i nf the Penee 3, T. Itremian, 1). 3. Knox. Constable. .Tnmnn Sivnile. Hvhonl lUrrrfnr (I. W. Robinson, A. R. Roily, J. It. Dinirinan. I. H. Knox, J. W. Morrow, 11. S. Brnckway. FORKST COUNTY OFFICERS. yti'in-hf.rof Con(irtxx-3 ab. Mohokovk. Memhrr of Senate 3 . 1. HALL. 4 memhly K. 1j. Davin. Prenident .hnliteW. I). RnoWN. .4')ciaii JuilicxJonx Reck, C. A. HIM.. Tre.atnrrr N. S. Forfman. I'rolhnnotary, lit gutter Jt Recorder, c. Il'STI Shawkky. Slo-.ritr.C. W. Cl.AP.K. 7(imn.i.i.n'onrv II. W. Lkdkiutr, J. S. IlnnrnsoN, H. A. Zitkndei.t,. Cmtnti tittpe.rintenttent J. K. lln.1 Ann. Jtislritt Attorney T. 3. VanC.iemcn. Jury Cotnmtsxioner II. O. DAVIS, J. OllUFKAWAl.T. County NurveyorV. F. WhittekI!. Coroner C. II. Cnuucn. Vov'iOt A mhtortiii. W. Warpkn, J. A. S"'OTT. R. 15. SWAI.I;KY. JJ U 3 1 NESS DJR E CTOR Y . . TTOHESTALUUlii; ( MEETS every Tuesday evening, "t 7 o'clock. In' the Lotlgo Room in Par frldgo's Hull. 11. Z. HILLESPIE, N. O. (I. W. SAWYER, Soc'y. 27-tf. PT. flKOUOK STOW l'OST, J No. 274, U. A. R. MrcU on tho first Wednesday In c month, In Odd Fellows IU11. Tionesta. 1. S. KNOX, Commando J, II. AHtiEW. 1 M. CLARK. ATTORN EYS-AT-LAW, Elm St. Tionesta, Penna. r j-T "t7Y AN fit ES ION. . 1. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ami District Attorney of Forest County. Ojiico In t'o'ut 'louse, Tionesta, Pa. I? L. DAY IS. l. ATTORN F.Y-AT-LAW, Tlonosfa, Pa. Colic-tlnim inado In this and adjoining counties. Ii ILLS W. TATE, ATTORN EY-AT-L AW, Elm Street, Tionesta, Pa. rp F. HITCH FY. 1 . ATTORNEY-AT-L A W, TlonoHla, Forest County Pa. TAWRKNCE HOUSE. Tionesta, Pa., J It. S. Brook wav, Proprietor. TIiIh Iioiiso is centrally located. Everything ii' -v.- and well furnished. Snpeiior Ap coniinoiintions and Ktrict retention pivon t.. unr-Kta. Vi-inlilps and Fruits of all UimU horvod in tlu-ir hchmoii. Humplo ro iin for I'ninmoreinl AgontH. CKNTItAIi IIOFSF, Tionp-ta. Pa., J '!'. O. .Im kson, Pronrictor. Thia is a now hoiiso. and Iiiim just boon (itted tor 1 1 .u'coniiiioi!nlion of the pnlilic. A por iWm of th patroaago of tho pnblio in solic ited. 4(i-ly. "17 AST HICK'UiY HOTRh, Tj FAST HICKORY. Pa.. I. Y. P.At.t.. i'roiirictur. This house is new nn'd h.-is heen furnished witli iipw iiirniture thnm;:hout. It is ppntrulley lo- a'ed. mid lias r lirot elassharn in oniieet- ion with it. The traveling pnhlie will till' l.it a ph'iivnnt utoppint; plupe. 1'irsi- his l.iverv in coiiiicetion with tho Hottil. TVTATIONAL IIO'I'KL, Tidiouto, Pa., n W. 1). liucklin. I'ronriptor. A rirst rluss hotol in all resiwi'ts. and tho ploas- atuest Htoppinj; plaeo iu town. Rates very reasonable.. JanH-82, MR. COOK, M. n.. yilYSICIAN .t SU1UJKON. Ollieo at tho Central House. Tionesta, I. All professional culU promptly at tended to. T W. MORROW. M. I)., .. PHYSICIAN A SUROKON, lato of Armstrong e.onnty, having loeated in Tionesta is tirenaied to attend all pro- fessionat ealls promptly and at all hours. OlUeo in SmearliMiitrh A- (o.'h new bnild iinr, np stairs. Olbea hours 7 to 8 a. m., and 1 1 to l m. : li to 3 and 5 to " v. m Hnnd:iys, to 10 a. m. ; 2 to 3 and fil to 71 v. m. Residence in Fisher House, on . Walnut Street. may-lS 81 WC. COMURN. M. I)., . PHYSICIAN A SUROF.ON, lfasi had over liflVen yeara cxporieneo in tho praotieo ot hlH profession, having grad uated leaallii and honorably May 1(1. lsi!5, " Otlieuand ResiUeneo in Judtro Re'k's liniiso opposite tho M. F.. Churelif Tiones t'l, Pa. Aug. 25-1SH0 DKNTISTRY. DR. J. W. MORROW. Having purchased tho materials A-e., of Dr.. Steadman, would respeeiiuiiy an bounite that ho will carry on the Dental nusiness in Tionesta, and having had over nix years successful experience, considers bims'-ll fullv coniDelent to udve entire sat isfaction. I shall always give my medi cal practice tho preference. niai--8-( ' II H MAT. A. B. Ktl.l.T MA Y, FA UK P CO., B A IT K E S ! Corner of Elm A Walnut Sts. Tionesta. i Bank ol Discount and Deposit. Interest allowed on Time Deposits. . Collections madeouall thePi'incipal points of the U. S. Collections solicited. 18-ly. J ORENZO FULTON, Manufacturer of and Dealer in HARNESS, COLLARS, BRIDLES, And all kinds of HORSE FURNISHING GOODS. may81 TONESTA. PA. ('RSCHIRE for tho Rkithmcan, only 3 fl.i)0 per annum. T. HKKNNAN. tl. M. KHAWKEY. BRENHAH I SHAWKEY, Roal Estate Agents & Conveyancers. Dealers in ANTII RACITI'j C- 1UTUMIN0US COAL (OiHcph in Court House,) TIONKSTA, FORKST COUNTY, FA. FOR HALF,. f7 acres, Tionesta twp., 10 acres cleared and in wheat and rye; small house and bam j considerable oak timber. Price $760 ; 4f 100 down, balance in 8 years.- Al.so. Houses and lotn. and building lots In fionoHta llorouirh for sale on easy terms. Wo havo some good bargains on hand. RKENNAN iV WnAWKKY. LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS. ComlniKipit Tlmn Tnbln Tloarsta Htmlon. NORTH. HOUTIT. Train 03 11:05 am Train 10 1:45 pm Train 16 8:20 pm Train 15..., 7:48 am Train 18 8:10 am Train 9 :61 pm Train 15 North, and Train 10 South carry the mall. Prenchiug iu tho Presbyterian Church next Sunday morning a oil evening, by Ilev. Ilickling. Rev. Hicks will occupy the pulpit of the M. E. Church next Sunday evening, at 7:30. Presbyterian Sabbath School at 3 p. m.; M. E. Sabbath School at 10 a. m. How did tho 'lection suit you. Our paper iu delayed one day in order to give the correct election re turns. One more battle ended and every body fuels easier, at least "tbem as got office." Mr. James Ward, one of Eamett towDflhip hardy sous, paid us a pleas ant call this week. Our young friend Walt D. Ad ams came homo I rum lidionie lues day to cast his first vote. -The buys enjoyed some flue duck shooting on the river duriDg the latter part of last week. -Have yon commenced fattening that turkey fur Thanksgiving? The '2'Jlh of this month is the time to eat it. The boys are laying awake nights that ii those with a sportsman's turn of mind wailing for a good "tracking 8U0W." Mr. E. E. Stitzinger, one of our county's young school teachers, is at tending commercial college at Titus villa this wiuter. -Sam Q. Clstrk has gone to the Macksburg, Ohio, oil field, where he will officiate as clerk in D. W. Clark & Co.'s hardware store. We wish Sammy a pleasant time. Elbert Chadwick returned last week, from his jaunt up to York State where ho visited f -r bix weeks with his rather'? relatives . Elbert thinks there's no place like bume and he is right. Some of the boys got there work in on Hollow E'en, displacing Bome of the signs in different parts of the town and committing other little de prcdations of a miaor character. Nothiug 6erioiis and no arrests as far as heardfrom. Tho new mill on the Helm tract, three miles from this place, and ntar the old Jamieson & Copeland stave mill, will perhaps commence sawing lumber this week. A Mr. Slater of Mercer county, is the owner of the mill, and the sawing will be done for Cupt. Knox. Last week Mr. Wm. Young, of Old Town, received the sad intelligence of the death of his brother, John, which occurred at his home iu Kas- son, JUiuo, on the Attn ult. lie was quite a prominent man in the commu nity, and his home paper, speaks of his death as a serious loss to the neigh borhood. Attention is directed to the new card of Ball & Halliday, who have just started a new livery at East Hick or, Pa., and ure prepared to furnish a good rig to travelers at all times, They will run a hack regularly tcvand ii . i i -ii ironi au iraiuB, wnicn win ue source of much convenience to the traveling public. Joseph Zuver, well and favora bly known to many of our citizens. died suddenly at his home in Eden- burg, Pa., on Friday last, Nov, 2d Mr. Zuver will be remembered as the man who conducted the billiard room when it was first started in con nection with the Lawrence House, He made many warm friends here at that time on account of his gentle manly bearing, and genial good oa ture, all of whom will be rorry learn of his sudden death. to Frank Walker expect to have his new billiard room in operation the latter part of this week. He will have oysters, tobacco, and cigars in connection, and altogether will have a nice room wherein to fpend a leisure hour. At this writing we are smoking one of Frank,-ten-center which we recommend as a superior article. Piptheria prevails at to alarming extent at Stoystown, Somerset county, and the vicinity w ith iu a radius of four miles. It effects old and young alike. One family lost three children within 24 hours ; another a grown daughter, wo young sons and a child within a few iays. The disoase does not yield to the usual treatment and physicians are baffled. Wm. Blum has just finished a very handsome hack at Ins wagon shop. The painting, style and work manship speak for themselves and as 3 the material used, Mr. Blum will guarantee that to be first-class in (ev ery particular. The hack is for sale aud those wishing to purchase any thing of the kind should call early and look it over. Last Friday morning our loea porta got in their work on the first tracking snow in good shape. Dr. Coburn bagged two fawns, while J. D. Ilulings and S. H. Haslet made one bite the snow. On the following day T. F. Kitchey broke a fawn's neck and wounded another. And all these within two miles of Tionesta. Who says we don't live in a hunter's para dise ? Our friend Madison Church pass ed down the river last Thursday in charge of four large barges, it being the "last run of shad" for this season. Madison ha3 put in the summer at this business, and has been very suc cessful, giving good satisfaction to his employers, and laying by some wealth for himself. He expects to remain at his home in Mill village, Pa., this winter and take things easy. -Emma E. Johnston, teacher o Jamieson School, makes the following report for the month ending Oct. 30, 1883 ; No. enrolled males' 5, females 8 ; per cent, of attendance males 93, females 100. The following are names of pupils who have been neither late nor absent during month : Willie Johnston, Charles Monson, Carl Carl son, Minnie Lawson, Florence and Ida Jamieson, Gussie and Hannah Jobneon, Annie, Jennie and Selma Eikberg. Our old friend John Thompson, of Stewarts Run, returned home last week from a six week's visit in the East. . He was accompanied by his wife, and they visited with Hon. Wm McKinley of Elizabeth, N. J., Gilbert MrKinley of Linelexiugton, and many of their old friends and former neigh bora, all of whom did their utmost to make their stay pleasant, and to hear Uncle John speak of it, they succeed ed most admirably. They visited the famous Brooklyn bridge, also. With siucere regret we chrouicle to d.iy the death of Mary A., wife of our young townsman William Wol cotl, the sad event having taken place at her former home in Sunville Ve nango county, Pa., on Friday, Nov. 2d, 1883. Mrs. Wolcott had been in rather delicate health tor some time, and about six weeks ago she repaired to herald home hoping that the change might do her good. ihe deceased was a lady of re fioement ; amiable and gentle in her manners, and loved by all with whom she became acquainted. The grief- striken husband has the sympathy of al our people in bis great affliction, which we are sure will assist in a measure to bear him up in his hour of trial Mrs. Wolcott was aged 26 years. A New York paper had prepared one day two articles, one a sermon by a celebrated divine and tho other on the freaks ef a mad dag. The foreman in placing them within the form mix ed them, with this result: "The Rev James Thompson, rector of St. An drew's Church, preached last Sunday to a large concourse of people. This is his last sermon. In a few weeks he leaves for Europe, as per the advice of his physician. He exhorted his breth ereu and sisters, and, after offering up devout prayer, took a whim to cut up some frantic freaks. He ran up Tim otby street to Johnson, down Benefit to College, where he was met by a couple of boys who tied a tin kettle to his tail, aud he again started. A croud collected and for a time there was great excitemeut and confusion. After some trouble he was shot by a policeman. A happy ccasion was that on ast Thursday evening when the ma ny friends of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Grove assembled at their residence to assist in the celebration of their tenth wedding anniversary. When the ap pointed hour arrived the guests began to assemble and by nice o'clock the house was filled with happy friends all bent on having a -real jolly time, and if we nro to take their words Tor it all enjoyed themselves to the full est extent. The refreshments that were served were most delicious and would tickle the palate of the finest Epicurian cast. The display of pres ents was very fine, and the collection embraced nearly everything in the ine of tinware, and while it was large, t bad scarcely two articles alike, strange to say. At a late hour the happy guests dispersed wishing their pleasant host and hostess many years more of peaceful, prosperous and hap- ; py married life. . Go away from home to learn the news, b rom tne rittsburgn Uommer- rial Gazette of Saturday last we get the following item : On Friday morn ing Mr. J. T. Duun, of Gusher City, Forest county, Pa., was sitting in a room adjoining the shoemaker shop where a young man by the name of Custeller accidentally discharged a shot-gun through the board partition hitting Mr. Dunn fair in the face and eyes, stunning and instautly blinding him. Great excitement pre vailed for a ime, physicians were called in from several towns around. Yesterday he was brought to this city examined by Dr. Sadler, who found two No. 10 shot had penetrated the left eye, and one the right. There is uo hope of restoring auy sight. His face and fneck also bear numerous ehotfmarks, and it is a wonder be es caped with his life. Alas for the man, thinks the Forest and Stream, who loveth not, nor is beloved by a dog. Let all gofcd men and all good dogs avoid him, for there is something amiss with his head,or his heart, or with both It is the fashion with some agrical turiEts, perhaps those who plough paper more than soil, to rail against the dog as the farmer's enemy but we have found that most real farmers count good dogs as goou friends, and value tbem accordingly. Indeed, we knoff one farmer who thinks it pays to keep a "yaller dog," for the sake of having something to kick when he gets mad. And the "yaller dog" loves him. Fred Bussinger, night watchman for Cunningham & Co., in New Caetle, is the hero of severaIserious accidents In 1854 he fell front the third floor, to the cellar, a distance of fifty feet, and broke every rib on his right side but one. In 1869 he fell a distauce of forty -five feet breaking his left arm in four places and crushing in his left side. In 1865 his right arm was brok en near the shoulder. In 1874 be had three ribs on his left side broken. Of other little accidents, such as being shot, carved, kicked, etc., they are too numerous to be mentioned. Edmund Kirk opposes the idea of giving an education to the negroes o the south because ho thiuks that if lifts them above their condition aud makes them dissatisfied. Edmund is one of those chaps who would be of much more service to the world in the ca pacity of a grease spot. Blizzard. Newtown Mills. Having sent each of the other of Tionesta papers a communication, and not to make any invidious distinction on account of difference in political faith, I also send you one, which you will, if you see fit, give one .insertion in your paper. The good people of Forest county will please take notice, that, in the near future, I expect to canvass the county for tho sale of a book .of great merit, and as I have not got tbe calves of my legs ironcladded they will lay me under a lasting obligation by keeping the bull dog either muzzled or tied up, if it is all tbe same to you. Ifeverlam permitted to shuffle off this mortal coil I should prefer doing it by some other disease ; even the infirmities of old age would be pre fered to hydrophobia. Truth is mighty aud will prevail ; bury it hundreds of fathoms deep under the surface of the ground, or under the waves of the ocean, although it may be eaten by sharks or swallowed by whales, it will rise triumphant at last. D. II. Nov. 5, 1SS3. OILNOTES. Friday afiernoon Howe No. 14, on 4792, Balltown d strict, was drilled into the sand. The oil was found near the top of the rock, aud it be gan flowing soon after passing through the shell. It started off largely and in the first huur had put forty barrels in the tank. The location of this well is north of No. 13 and west of No. 10. being close to the western edge. It is about 600 feet west of No. 10, and south, or nearer the prolific belt of a line through No. 11. It is very close to the line between the good and un certain territory. MeCalmont & Company's No. 3, in the Cooper district was drilled deeper in the second sand Friday Dight, and for the first hour made fifty barrels. Its locetion is 400 feet northeast of No. . 11, on division 11, of the Henry ands, and is northwest of No. 5, Mc- Calmoot, which was the largest second sand well in theCooper district. The Hunter well is down and to all appearenceB, dry. A little fuss is still kept up about the premiees, but what it all means no -one seems able to guess. We calmly await the results; STREET ORDINANCE. Be it enacted by the Burgess and Council of Tionesta Borough. ' 1. That a sidewalk be built on the north side of Dale Street from Elm street to the Allegheny River. 2. Said walk on Dale street is to be four (4) feet wide and built of 1 inch pine boards or 1-inch oak boards, 3 oak stringers three (3) inches by five (5) inches and not less than five 16d. nails to the board for Pine, and 12d.forOak. 3. Said walk to be built within 30 days by the owners of land bordering thereon, or it willjbe built for them at their expense. Passed, Nov. 5, 1883. J. H. Fones, Burgess pro tern. Attest, P. M. Clark, Clerk. Dissolved Partnership. The firm ef Robertson & Blount, of Gusher City, Forest County, Pa., has this day, by mutual consent, disolved partnership, S. B. Robertson continu ing the business. Gusher City, Oct. 19th. 1883. Another large assortment of Notions and Dry Goods, and 21 dif ferent kinds of Fine Toilet and Shav ing Soap, just received at Wm. Smear baugh & Co.'s 3t Teachers' Examinations. Tionesta, Nov. 10. Nebraska, Nov. 9. Marienville, Nov. 5. . Brookston, Nov. .13." Clarington, Nov, 17. Applicants must bring recommenda tion of character; will also bring old certificates. Examination will be written, principally. No applicant under 17 will bo granted a certificate. Let there be a good attendance of teachers, directors, aud others inter ested in the schools. Examination will commence at 9 a. m. J. E. Hij.lard, Co. Supt. Stave Bolts Wanted. T. B. Cobb will pay the following prices cash, for Stave Bolts, ou board of cars : 12 and 14 inch, $2.50 per cord. 18 inch, $3.00 per cord. 24 inch, $4.00 per cord. 27 and 32 inch, $4.50 per cord. For good fresh Goods cheap go to Haslet & Sons. Feb. 1, '82. 1883 Prunes, Craraberries, Mince Meat, &c, at Wm. Smearbaugh & Co. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. We take pleasure in announcing that we have perfected arrangements with the publishers of the American Farmer that enable us to club that magazine with the Forest Republi can at the low price of $1.75 per year, a trifle over the price of the Uehth.i can alouo. This is beyond question the first time that a reliable agricul tural paper has been offered at so cheap a price, and we trust all our subscribers will avail themselves of tlm unusual opportuuity of securing a first clans agricultural magazine. Tbe Ameri can Farmer is beyond doubt worth three times the prico, at which we place it. Try it. Ii is a ror'ly publication. 4-.o Latest Revised Ma Oil Regions, $1.00 revibious free to s S. C. Smith, Ci' burg, Pa. A MOTHER'S LOYE. A rrnctlcal Hint ration of Its Power. A Mothers Love! What a potent thing it Is! It will melt the heart of the mofct hardened criminal when no other influence would be effectual. No one but a mother knows Its full meaning, but every one can appreci ate it if thev will. It is known, though, that it meanssleepless nights, care, inconvenience, and, if necessary, want. hafdshiD and death. But th subject hits been tooeloquently treated by the sweetest poet and the ablest writers to furnish an essay for these columns. Too many practical illus trations occur in everyday life for it to be dwelt upon, so that it is unnec essary to speak of the subject further in. order to make the reader under stand the full meaning of what is to ioi low. Mrs. Henry Rohualen, of Ashland, Ky., writes that her daughter has . been cured of deafness which resulted from chronic catarrhi. She tells how she had lost all hope of her daughter V t ner igoan Deintt cured. and how over joyed she is at the resulU After try- , nig many remedies sne says' I'eruna brought a dire and that the daught er's hearing is restored. Shejroncludes ; by. speaking in. the most flattering; terms of Peruna, and then describes In the most lovely manner the happi . ness it has brought her, and reviews the distress she experienced while her ' daughter was afflicted. . ; . .. ... lhere are dangerous counterfeits mv circulation purporting, to oe ainut Leaf Hair Restorer." The strongest ' evidence of its great alue i3 the' fact that parties knowing its great efficacy tr y to imitate it. Each bottle ef the genuine has a fac simile of a walnut leaf-blown in the glass; and a Green Leaf on the outside wrapper. The "Restorer" is as harmless as water, while it possesses all the properties necessary to restore life vigor, growth and oolor to the hair. Purchase only from responsible parlies. Ask your druggist for it. Each bottle warranted. Johnston, Holloway & Co., Phila delphia, and Hall & RuCkel, New York, wholesale agents. TIONESTA aiAKICKTS. CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY, BY . RELIABLE DEALERS. Flonr barrel choice - - 4.757.00 Flour sack, - - 1.15 1.70 Corn Meal, 100 rbs - - - 1.501.75 Chop, feed, pure grain - - IAS Corn, Shelled - - - - - 8S Beans f bniihel - - - 1.50 9.00 Ham, sugar enrod - - - 18 Breakfast Bacon, sugar cured - - 15 Shoulders - - - - - 11 Whifnflali lial f-l'tai-i-olai - 1 fi KA Lako herring half-barrels - - 5.50 Sugar - - v - - - - - nU Syrup - 75 N. O. Molasses new - - - ' 80" Roast Rio Coffoe - - ... ' 1522 Rio Coffee, - - - " 121 13 Java Coffee .... 28030 Tea - 209O Butter ...... 25 Rice - - - - - 810 Eggs, fresh - - - - - ' 20 Salt best lake . -' -'-. - 1.50 Lard - - - - - - - it, Iron, common bar .' ... - 8.25 Nails, lOd, keg , - . - - - 3.75 Potatoes - - - - - 45 50 Lime blil. . ' - - - 1.60 Dried Apples sliced per fb - . 11 Dried Beef ., - -. - , - -18 Dried Peaches per lb - - - .' 10 Dried Peaches pared per -''-' 25 ' Auditors Notice. In the Court of, Common Ploas of For et County, ' - W. C. Walker and Frank Hamilton, No. C. D. 82 May Term, 1883. Judg ment confessed by S. D. Irwin Esq. doing busiucHS as - W.C'.WalkoritCo vs. E. E. Boresford. Fi. fa. No. 6 May Term, 1883. September 21, 188.!, Miles W. Tate Ks., appointed Auditor to report at next Term. Peh Curiam. To all Peusons Interested : Pleawe take notice that by virtue of .Kmrji fW.l.i .if Pnn.t unTuitntmont t will sit, t' discharge the duties of tnv ap pointment, lit my offlee in Tionesta, Penn sylvania, on Sat unlay, December first, 1883, at two o'clock p. in. M1LRS V. TATE. Auditor. KOTICI3, Is horby given that a meeting of tho stockholders of tho Hickory Bridge Co. will ho held at Hickory Station, Forest county, Ph., on the 8th day of January, lns;t, lor the purpose of submitting tho question of tho issuing of bonds, and to giving a mortgage to secure the same to raise money with w hich to provide for the indebtedness incurred or to be incurred in building said bridge. By Order ok Tii e Huakdof Directors. Attest ORION SIUCilNS. Secretary. JKW LIVERY STABLE EAST HICKORY, PA. BALL A HALLIDAY, Proprietors. Good rigs always ready to go. Will run a hack to and irom Rates reasonable. all regular trains. novtl '.ill. ilw-V -Wl.Ar- m V:' v . V- J't'C ' - f - rr.-Ar : ' i... it J " 'V lli uvrr I ulli-irtt uud Muait ul luMltue. For Young Ladies. Winter Session Opens January 3, 1881. Beautit'iillv and llcathfully Located, ex- tensive buildings, pleasant grounds, cheerful rooms, three Literary courses, " superior advantages for musiu and Art. r- h.xtcusivo apparatus, iweuly pianos una I organs, including pipe organ. Thorough work, home-liko cure, inodcraU) laics. Send fur circulars to Rev. R. T. Taylor,,. D. D. ooaver, Pa. jul25 4ui
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