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EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY BIORSISG, MAY !7, M8J.
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Announcements.
Announcements will be published at
the following, strictly caxh m aitrancc,
rates: Associate Jude, f 10; uistrici ai
torney, $3j Representative Delegate, f2.
ASSOCIATE JUDGE.
We are nnthorir.ed to announce ED
WARD KERR, of Harnett township as a
candidate for Associate Judge, subjoet to
Republican usages.
We are authorized to announce JOHN
A. PROPER, of Tionesta, as a candidate
for Associate Judge, subject to Republi
can usages.
W are authorized to announce JOHN
THOMSON, of Harmony township, as a
candidate for Associate Judge, subject to
Republican usages.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
We are authorized to announce P. M.
CLARK, Esq., of Tionesta, as a candi
date for District Attorney, subject to Re
publican usages.
The Illinois Democrats eeem to
ha?e been Black Jacked out of exis
tence. ..
What a ticket Bayard and Vilas
would make in 1888! Platform :
Blunder and plunder.
Horizontal Bill Morrisos is not
feeling well since Logan downed him.
William's case of swell-bead has been
reduced, and his surroundings don't
eeem to fit.
Amother Missouri man has receiv
ed an office. It must not be forgot
ten, however, that Colonel Frank
James and Tom Crittenden are still
unprovided for.
Roswell Pettiboxe Flower is
after the Democratic nomination for
governor of New York, but we hope
he won't get it. Mr. Flower 1b a nice
man, weighing about aa eighth of a
ton, and we should dislike to see him
. run over by the Republican wagoa.
Tee death of Frederick T. Freliog
fcuysen, Secretary of Stale under
President Arthur, occurred on
Wednesday afternoon of last week,
20th inst. He had suffered for some
time from liver complaint, and for the
past six weeks had been in a critical
condition. He was nearly 68 years of
cge and had held many distinguished
political positions.
It is announced that Mr. Sam Ran
dall will not throw any obstacles in
the way of Speaker Carlisle's re-election
and the Philadelphia Eecord
girds and writhes over it as if it had
been bitten by a snake. If the hearty
hate of one's enemies is high distinc
tion, Sam must have very nearly
reached the summit of his ambition,
for the hate the holBtein heifer bears
him, and her grotesque ways of ex
hibiting it is beyond measure divert
ing. Nobody catches Secretary Man
. oing making blunders like those of
which Bayard and Vilas have been
guilty. Colonel Manning runs things
on a strict business schedule, and
when he wants to pat a man like Ilig
gios into office, he does so on the broad
ground that the man is hungry, and
the Government has more provender
on hand than it can use. Gentlemen
who do not like Colonel Manning's
style have a standing invitation to
get right up in meeting and explain
what tbey are going to do about it.
Monday the Democratic Adminis
tration at Washington removed three
TJuion veterans from their positions in
the Treasury Department. Tuesday
the Republican party bad an office to
bestow the senatorshin in Illinois
J. E. WENK,
vand it gave the honor to a general of
tne volunteer forces of the Govern
ment who'proved his brarerv and lv
j j
altyonmanya hard fought field of
1 . . t mi ...
oauie. lueHe two incidents show in a
clear and forcible manner the spirit
which pervades the Republican and
Democratic parties. Phila. Irest.
Since Sam Randall declared that
- he is in favor of tariff revision, the
mugwumps, Horizontal Bill men,
Carlisle, and Hurd, and Beck men
and all, even the Ilolbteio heifer, are
strutting around him, cockioir their
eyes, and craning their necks like a
flock of turkeys at the advent of a
rat in their midst. 'hey do not
know whether Sam is a concert to be
; received with acclamation, or whether
he is working a traverse 'on them
I wLich is to throw them Into confusion,
and so tbey fight shy of hira. It is
well. They had better give Sam a
wide berth. Sam ii sly, sir.
WASHINGTON LETTER.
From our regular Correspondent.)
Washington, D. C, May 23, '85.
Mr. Cleveland has established a
very systematic routine at the White
House. He has so arranged his time
and his affairs that there is no clash
ing. He has his hours for working
and when they are over he stops work.
He rises at a reasonably early hour,
and is always ready for breakfast,
which is fixed for nine o'clock. He
has never missed his morning's meal,
nor been even late to it since he has
been in the White House, and he ex
pects the same punctuality from those
who sit at table with him. Almost
immediately afterwards be is ready to
begin the business of the day, and
after attending to important letters or
other matters which are brought to
bis attention, he begins to receive cal
lers. At half-past one o'clock lunch
is served, and no one is afterwards ad
mitted to his presence except by spec
ial appointment. Thus he has time
at bis disposal to see special delega
tions, or to shut himself in his office
for the consideration of important
matters, requiring his attention) and
to take his customary afternoon drive.
Dinner is served promptly at seven
o'clock. The evenings are devoted to
the relaxation of conversation, or lo
the consideration of business, just as
it happens.
The President himself has been en
abled to stand the strain upon him
for the past few months remarkably
well. He is looking well and seems
perfectly so. He is a good strong
ater, and is fond of a good table.
It is his wont to invite an intimate
personal frieud or a cabinet officer to
stay to dinner with him, but as yet he
has not gien either a state or a pri
vate dinner party, and probably will
not until next season. Wine is served
at the table and the President enjoys
it. As Boon as the meal is concluded
the table is deserted, and the Presi
dent with his guest, if there happens
to be one present, goes up Btairs to
enjoy an after dinner smoke in pri
vate. The President likes a cigar,
bnt he is a light smoker, and no one
about the house has yet seen him with
a cigar in his mouth during the day.
His cigars like President Arthur's are
all imported, but they last longer.
The same steward and the same freuch
cook have charge of the culinary de
partment of the White House as dur
ing President Arthur's administration,
and as much care is taken to have the
table supplied with the beet the mar
ket affords as then. It is compara
tively easy to secure an audience with
President Cleveland. A great deal of
credit for tkis systematizing of affairs
at the White House is due to Col.
Lamont, his private secretary, who
worked himself sick in a couple of
months. His ways are the President's
ways, and, the two understand each
other perfectly.
The long and serious illness of ex-
Secretary Frelinghuysen, beginning
so soon after his term as Secretary of
State expired, and followed by his
death Wednesday, and the illness of
bis wife and lameness of their eldest
daughter at the same time, has natur
ally exc-ted much sympathy in WbbIi
ington, and been discussed as a most
tragic conclusion of the brilliant part
that family took in tbe social life of
Washington during the three years
Secretary Frelinghuysen served io the
Cabinet of President Arthur. This
has evoked tbe comment that in the
four years covered by the Garfield
Arthur administration, 1881-'85, so
many tragic episodes have occurred in
connection with those most prominent
in it at some time during the period,
beginning with Mrs. Garfield's illness,
so soon followed by the assassination
of ber husband, the President, and
hu long, cruel illness and death.
Hunt, Garfield's Secretary of the
Navy, died in a foreign land three
years later, while Minister to Russia,
after a protracted and moat painful
illness, which began a year before his
death. Howe, Presideat Arthur's
first Postmaster General, and Folger,
his first Secretary of the Treasury,
both died in office, the latter after
being an invalid most of tho time he
wos in tbe cabinet. Secretary Lin
coln's mother, widow of President
Lincoln, and his wife's mother, the
wife of ex-Senator Harlan, both diod
while he was Secretary of War.
One day last week. Senator Vance
visited the Pobtcffice Dupaitmeut to
look after "tbe interest of his constit
ueots,"ind also several postmaster
ships iu? North Carolina. One of his
friends in the department asked him
how he liked the new administration
He hesitated for a minute and then
said : "Before I answer your question,
I want to call attention to one of
Mark Twain's stories iu which be
writes about the fellow who, meeting
a friend, asked him if he was married,
and if so, how much, and how did he
like it as far as he had gone. Now,"
continued tho Senator, "how do you
like the administration as far as it
has gone." The clerk remarked that
he was highly pleased with it, because
he had not yet been removed from
office. "Then you like it much bet
ter than I do," said the Senator as he
walked away down the hall toward
the Postmaster General's room.
Wall Taper, Spring Styles;
Boys' Wagons, Croquet Sets, Men's,
Boys' and Misses Summer Hats, just
received at Wm. Smearbaugh & Co'e.
Messrs. Bennett & Blum have for
sale a first class two-horse wagon
33x11. fully warranted in every way.
Also a first class buggy. Trices very
reasonable. Call and inspect them.
TIIIAL. LIST.
Causes set down for trial In tho Court of
Common Pleas of Forest County Pa., on
the Third Monday ot June, A. D. 1885,
Special Term:
1 William Daughortv vs. J. C. Corn
well et al. No. 24 Dec. term. 1882. Sci. Fa,
Sur. Mechanics Loin.
2. John S. Davis and Michael Murphy
vs. Peter Ilerry, J. M. Clapp, W. '1.
Seheide, J. L. Urnndin and E. R. Gran
din, No. 61 September term, 1S83. Sum
mons in ejectment.
3. D. I' Beaver vs. IT. II. Shoemaker,
No. 8 February term, 1884. Replevin.
4. David L. Reaver vs. II. II. Shoemak
er, No. 21 February term, 1884. Replev
in. 6. Wm. F. Wheeler. N. P. Wheeler. W.
E. Wheeler, Wm. A. Dusenbury, Jno. E.
Dusenburv and E. O. Dusenburv vw. Ja
cob M. Kepler. No. 8 Mav term. 1881.
Summons in ejectment.
tt. David L. Beaver vs. Garson Sham
burg and II. II. Shoemaker, No. IS May
wtrni, 1P!4. uapais in Trespass.
. imviit 1j. weaver vs. uarson Shani
burg and II. II. Shoemaker, No. 10 Mav
term. 18t4. Capais in Trespass.
8. Marv E. Wareham vs. Buffalo. Now
York aud Philadelphia Railroad Compa
ny, No. 14 September term, 1884. Sum
mons in trespass.
P. O. W. Proper vs. Geo. J. Iacy et al,
No. .10 Feb. term, 188.". Summons In tres
pass. Attest, C. M. SIIAWKEY,
Protbonotury.
Tionesta, Pa., May 19, 185.
Administrators Notice
ICttors of Administration on tho estate
of Dr. C. A. Thrush, deceased, late of
Clarington, Forest County, Pa., having
been granted to the undersigned, notice
is hereby given to all persons indebted t-
said estate to make immediate navment.
and those having legal claims against tho
same will present them duly authenticat
ed for settlement.
AUNEU SPYKER, Administrator.
RrookviUe, Jeflerson Co., Pa.
May 2.1, 1S85.
WM.
SMEARBAUGH
& CO.,
Dealers in
OLOTUiisra-,
NOTIONS, BOOTS & SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS.
GrROCERIBS!
TOBACCO,
CIGARS, HARD
WARE, QTJEENS
W A R E. G L ASS WAKE,
TOYS, STATIONERY, WALL-PAPBR,
COUNTRY PRODUCE, Ac.
Goods Always First-Class.
ELEGANT BOUND FAMILY BIBLES,
$2.50, $3.50, $-1.50, ?0.50 and upwards.
THE
BIGGEST
HUMBUGOUJ
will al war ahav
Irani o.l la Terr lat a. If joadoUtai baaiaa,or.at
(ooa,wawU)atiDdaa pi, (rea. W aiticla
Lhftt a-ar uaa, vcrmaa mmA Chi W aaadi aaa appiad.
ataa, Krary houMkMpar and araryboay .la. will bay
ii. It p?s ageuuimmtiiM proftu i4 gum laua.aat
salUlacttaa. Wa want 1 IttlT im aaek eoanty,
amala or fanala. ManUoatbUptreraod ya will (M
clnialanaaafalllaformaMoaFJaJtK. Baaapleaaaat
UiniII. Jlddraaa , .
r tn awusia m. w- tmhuh. t.
TL. IDIO-HTON".
HOUSE, SIGN, CARRIAGE,
AND
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING.
Particular attention ftivon to GRAIN
ING, FRESCOING, und SCENE PAINT
ING. SaUBfuctiou guaranteed in overy
particular. Order for frescoing, t!., by
mail promptly attended to. Shop in
Robert building, Elm St., Tionesta, Pa.
A PRESENT!
Our readers for 12 cenU in postage
stamps to pay for mailing aud wrapping,
and names of two book agents, will re
ceive FREE a Steel Fininli Purlor En
Kraving of all OCR PRESIDENTS, In
cluding Cleveland, size tfixlih in., worth
11.00. Address,
ELDER PUR. CO., Chicago, 111.
JOB WORK of everv description execu
ted ut tie REPUBLICAN oiJjce,
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ING, OVERCOATS, ROOTS. SHOES, DRY GOODS,
DRESS GOODS, or anything kept in a General Store, vou
ran And A GOOD ASSORTMENT IN ALL DEPART
MENTS Bt
EL J. HOPKINS & CO'S.
Wo claim the BEST ASSORTMENT, FINEST GOODS, and
LOWEST PRICES OF ANY' HOUSE IN TIII8 COUNTRY.
Step In and get our Prices, seo our Stock, and you will be
convinced that we mean what we say. Wo alm;to keep our
GROCERY, FLOUR AND
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BEAT. COME AND SEE.
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OF-
BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBERS,
' CARPETS AND 0l CLOTH,
7S3 and 7S5 Liberty Street,
(HEADJO WOOD.)
PITTSBURGH, PA.
RF.Gri.AU AVCTIOK SAI.fcs.
Kwery HKIM:)IIAY At 11 a. n.
BFMail Orders receive Frompt and Careful attention.TjS3
I soil goods 20 to 25 percent, lower than tbe Jobbing Trade, and deliver
either direo't from tho Factory, or from my Warehouse in Pittsburgh, and
can assure Merchants handling goods in my line, that it will pay them to
call on me before making their purchases. I have a verj full line of Spring
and Summer Boots and Shoes, as well as soma very handsome and desirable
patterns in Carpets and Oil Cloths.
Sole Agent for
John Mundell & Go's Celobratod SoW Tip Shoes,
TUWunvirnjiniJVrinAJTr
Buckeye Force Pump
CALL AND GET PRICES,
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TIONESTA, PEN N'A.
Just published, a new edition of Dr.
Culvcrwell'a Celebrated Essay on tuo rad
ical cure of Spermatorrhea or Seminal
Weakness, Involuntary Seminal losses,
linpoteney, "MenUl and Physical Incapac
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Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits, induced
by self-indulgence, or sexual e.vtravi
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The celebrated fcutlior, in this admira
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thirty years' successful practice, that the
alarming consequences of solf-abuse may
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fectual, by means of which ev ery sutlerer,
no matter what his condition may be.
may cure umiseil cnoapiy, privately and
radically.
j;-i-This Lecture should be in tlie.hands
of every youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in a plain envelop, to
any address, roet-paid, on receipt of
four cents or two postage stamps. Address
THE OULVERWELL MEDICAL CO.,
41 Ann St., N. Y., N. y., P. O, Box 430
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FEED DEPARTMENT-
PRICES THAT CAN'T BE
WE TAK E PLEASURE IN
CO0O8 AT FACTOHY 1'RICES.
AT PKIY'ATU MALE.
nrmnnjMvm nnruvinniw
11. M. HERMAN,
SUCCESSOR TO
O.W.DIMIOK,
FINE STATIONERY,
SPORTING AND HOLIDAY G2CD5,
FOREIGN ANI POM1WTIC
IF1 jeL tj it s &c.
Also A?ont for Estoy. Sterlir, Hko.
ninper, mid dough A, Wiu-ron Orirnns.
Decker JSroM., J. tV C. Fisher, C. D. Pease
A Co., and Wm. Knabe Pianos, jloriom
cash prices given. Call and examine cata
logues and prices.
Tionesta, Pa. Sept 17.
MAGAZINE RIFLE.
43 Govt, and 40-60
Grain Cartridge.
Vrit tTICttO. PERFECTLY Mrf
THF RTCT BITF V tn th worl (orlnrro
JnjC.DE.3i niT LEi came. Superlorlnaoou.
rcy, rapidity, irntiel and nnikh to any olhcr.
BA I I A R 11 &"''"T. Sporting and Tarcet
n LLKnU IV no. s nd fur Catnloeno.
Maxlin Sirs Anna Co., New Haren, Conn.
TELL YOUR NEIGHBORS
HBUCHUK
BACK-ACHE Oil DC
LIVER & KIDNEY
uu tit.
iNpfcrforaiinir wopdt?ra. Hcuk infltmnnntiuu and
ulix-rutloD of the Livr, Kidjif y ami Bladder. Ko
lumen pain iD tbe back uauHea y Htraiii, Iiiflaiu
jiaatUm or Gravel. A ivuewur, mKUUtiraWr aud rutf
uluUir of tut) Liver aud KJtli't-yi. A Mk" fvr,
inin iu tiift inhiiD (f tlio kidiicyi, aud hIickHiuh'
ulifUir the ooumu of tlie ureter, uuiuWutaw of tho
thiKh, vomitiuw, bipflily coloid and frequtoit dla
c)iair ot uriuH, etmtiveiimw, and vnus iaini,
niioiild dtxidu )QBt ones to slv II AltOn.UA
a fuJr trial luuiieaibei', it
NEYER FAILS TO GIVE RELIEF!
" Odc hottti of BarMBi eured bit wiftt f back Mb and
kidoef dirtifluliv, biab iiavd truuhltl her tat vr Ua
7c4vri." c'omim CtmMn, Mnurpn, J.
Voa eu IikmIo mJ L.nkfaioM wh I ttll 70a thai
two tMltlM ot batftMiua wrwucbt a euiplit tun 1b air wife,
who hd bm atUrulbrajar aud a aaif ." C W. wiut,
igtfanti Vaiimv.
Bond for further teetizDoniald. Prapftred only by
E. K. THOMPSON yflag&
TVTATIONAL IIOTKL, Tidiouto, Pa.,
iN W. D. Hucklin, Proprietor. A first
chths hotel in all reMjiucU, and the pleux
autebt stopping pjaca in town, Rate very
jeanoiiqljlo. janH-82.
TIM E TABLE IN EFFECT Nor. ES, 1884.
Vetwaid l'itUhurgh IiviHion F!t ward
p. M.
7 50
4S1
4 2:i
8 00
2 40
P.M.
P.M.
2 111)
2 11
fi o:
fi 00
1 45
1 80
fl 22
1 10
12 50
13 :
12 1
11 40
A.M.
A.M.
HMKt
A.M.
A.M.
A.M. P.M.
7 r.o
arriUaburgh lv
Porker
Fox burg
Franklin
lv...Oil City...ar
8 45 8 45'
12 11 12 10
4i!2
4 It
12 40
200
200
P, M
p7m.
12 1!
2 hi
2 15
A.M.
i."iiT
It 20
tr
H fill
fS47
82H
8 VI
t 0!l
7 no
t7 'JH
1 .-
2 OS
A.M.
a7m.
7 00
7 20
P.M.
12 45
ar...Oil Clty....lv
810
12 oa
11 4!t
Oloopolin
...EHgle Rock...
President
TlonoNta
Hickory
.. Trunkeyvillc.
Tldio'ute
...Thompson
IrrinotoD
Wnrron..-..
til 31
tS40t7 2
tJ42f7 81
11 14
10 4(1
10 XJ
10 10
D34
9 05
4 00
4 15
7 4f
8 oa
8 11
8 24
f8 41
(I ()(
0 20
9 69
A. M.
f4 22
4(i
f4 54
7 lit
6 4d
6 ir
P.M.
P.M.
P. M.
5 10
6 HO
6 00
P. M.
lv... Kinr.ua ar
A.M.
P. M.
A.M.
lv...Tnilforl ar
8 00
1 1 85
A. M.
10 00
10 n
10 22
10. SO
10 87
10 42
10 57
11 12
11 2
11 87
A. M,
II 80
10 50
10 05
9 45
9 31
9 21
8 56
8 15
7 4S
7 27
7 00
6 45
A.M.
P.M.
10
0 14
tt2
11 80
11 24
11 05
10 55
10 47
10 42
10 2(1
10 10
0 55
9 44
9 27
9 20
A.M.
ti in
05
ar...Klniun....lv
... Sugar Run ...
Corvdon
Onoville
....Wolf Run....
Quaker Itrldge.
...Rrt IIouro....
... Salamanca....
.80. Carrollton..
...Mo Vandalia...
Allegany
5 4!)
541
fi 85 1
5 no
5 15
5 00
4 45
4 Hit
4 IS
4 10
P."M.
6HH
A 45;
6l
T06
7 21
7 35
7 40
8 02
11 52
iv. otcan ... .an
8 10 12 00
P.M.I M.
Additional Train Leaven Kinr.un
11:50am, Warren 1:28pm, Irvineton 2:1
pin, Tldlonto S:50pm, Tlononta 5:-i.rpni, ar
rive Oil City 7:10pni.
Additional Train Leave Oil Ciry
6:00 am. Oleopolin (1:4.1 am, ICagle Rock
7:00am, President 7:05am, TlnneMt 7:4Han
Hickory 9:00am.Trunke.vville It: 13ni,Tld
oute 10:10am, Thompnon 11:20, arrives
Irvineton 11:55am, Warren 1:05pm, Kln
r.ua 2:10pm, Sugar Run 2:20, Corydon 8:10,
Ouoville 8:2.5, Wolf Run 8:40, Uitaker
Rridge8:50, Roil Honso 4:15, NalamaucA
5:00, Hsuth Carrollton 5:80, .South Vanda
lia 6:60, Allegheny 6:18, arrives Clean
6:80pm.
Traina run on Eastern Time.
Trains leaving rittslmrith 8:4"iam, ar
riving Fittaburgh 7:.50pm, are Solid Train
between Vnflulo and l'lttsburgh.
Tiiaiks leaving Pittsburgh 8:4wrpm, nr
rlving Pittsburgh 7:50am, are 84 id Traina
with Pullmnn'a Sleeiiing Cars between
Rullalo and Pittsbnrgh.
p-rr-Tickets sold and bnggag eheeked
to'all principal points.
(let time table giving full Information
from Company' Agents.
(JEO. S.'OATCHELL, tren'l Swpt.
J. A. FKLLiiWS,
Oen'l Pass'r and Ticket A)ent,
No. 41 Kxcliatigo St., Rulfnlo, N. Y.
J. L. CRAIU, Agent, Tionesta, Pa.
IP YOU WANT TO'
FILL YOUR GAME BAG,
AND MAKE
BIG SCORES,
USE
REMINGTON
SHOT GUNS.
A!! tho Latest Improvements.
FOR DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS,
ADDRESS " 's
Lamberson, Furman&CoV
SOLE AGENTS FOR
E.REMINGTON&SONS-
231 &, 283 C road way,
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Zi biato Slreul. CUcan, 111.
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iOVELS,
SCOOPS. SPADES.
mi IN THE BEST aUNNER, BT SKILUB WORKBEPI.
HEBEBBEII THAT OUR GOODS ARE ALWATS BELtABLE.
One Piece of Solid Steel.
NO HOLES OH RIVETS TO WEAKEN THE BLADE.
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EEKINSTOB AGRICULTURAL CO.,
I LI OX, Jf. Y.
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"WEEKS.
The roLICK OAZKTTK will be mailed,
securely wrapped, to any addreasi in the
United States for three months on receipt
of ONK DOLLAK.
Liberal di--count allowed to poatmasterx.
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free. Address all orders to
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Franklin Square, N. Y. '
Administrators' Notice.
AH persons having claims afjalnat the
CHUte of Samuel Clark, deceastnl, late of
Tionesta Township, aud all persons in
debted to the aaid estate, will please pre
sent their claims for settlement, and pay
their said indebtedness at once to tho un
dersigned Administrators or their Attor
ney, T. l' lUtchey, at Tionesta, Pa.
SOI AIM AN HKPLER.
It. II. MKALY.
... x . - Administrator..
Attest, T. F. Ritchky, Att'y.
Tionesta, Pa., April 25, 185.
ESTATE NOTICE
ESTATE OF JACOB MYERS, de
ceased, late of Green Township, Forest
county, Hi. All pcrsous indebted to aaid
estate are requested to make immediate
payment. And those having leal claim
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or his Attorney, MILES V. TATE.
Tionesta, Pa., April 3, 1SS5.
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