THE FOREST REPUBLICAN. i. C. WINK, Editor a Proprietor. WEDNES DAY, MAttCIt (!. IS!'.".. Announcements Tornm Associate Judge, 12. Treas urer, 10. Three rntc include printing of tickets, nil nnniOR being printed on tho ticket. Terms Ktrietty cash will) tho order for announcement, COUNTY TREASURER. Wc urn authorized to announce JAMKSH. l'DSKS, of Tionesta, ax a candidate for County Treasurer, subject to Republican usages. Wn are authorized to announce JOHN J. UHKKN, of .lenks township, a a ran diiliile tor County Treasurer, subject to Republican usages. ASSOCIATE JUDGE. We sre authorized to announce It. M. ZAllNISEK, of Harmony township, as candidate for Associate. Judge, subject to Republican usages. We are authorized to announce JACK MeCUAY, of .lenki township, as a can didate for Associato Judge, subject to He publican usages. We are authorized to announce 15. 1$. CRAWFORD of Tioncst.i borough, as a candidate ior Associato Judge, subject to Republican usages. THE CAM NET ("IIAM.'K. President Cleveland' present Cab inet experiences its first change in the retirement of Post master General Bissell, and the appointment of Wil liam L. Wilson Hi his successor. In ita public relations the change is not important. If it signified a general reorganization, and particularly in the State and Treasury departments, it would excite profound interest. If there were any hope of improvement at the vital points there would be universal rejoicing. But this change doesn't involve a policy. It is only personal and fortuitous. As such it enlists only a momentary and lauguid attention. Mr, Bissell has not been a success as postmaster general. He is not without ability, lie is a good law yer, and in some branches of admin ministrative work would fully, meet the requirements But ho was called to a department which demands the largest business capa( i(y aud execu tive force, and he had the misfortune of following Mr. Wnuamakcr, who was peculiarly distinguished for both. It wag inevitable that Mr. Bissell should suffer from the contrast. Tnough clever and genial, he seems to have been deCcient in tact, aud whiles the drudgery of a laborious office was irksome he also chafed in hie rela tions with Congressmen. Mr. Wilson's appointment will not be criticisid as Mr. Bissell's was, upon the ground that it is mere personal favoritism. His public standing and reputation justify his selecliou for cabinet honors. lie is a leader of his party, as Mr. Bissell never was, and in his persooality and public po sition be measures up to cabinet stut ore. Nor will fault be found with the President for taking care of him after his defeat before the people. lie has been devoted to Mr. Cleveland and has earned his gratitude. What ever criticism the appointment elicits will bo directed to Mr. Wilson's qual ificatioos for the particular place He is a doctrinaire, a theorist, a debater and not a man of practical affairs, such as is needed for tho direction of the postal service. However, the lines are organized, and he can tread the beaten paths if he cannot strike into new fields. Phila. Press. THAT BILLION DOLLAR CRY. The reckless extravagance of tbis Democratic Congress is exhibited in the Sundry Civil bill which passed the Senate last Thursday. That ' branch of the ualionai Legislature has added amendments to the amount of nearly 310,000,000 to the bill. The General Deficiency bill has also been reported from the Senate Comrnh'tee with an increase of over 82,000,000 over the amount reported from the House. Representative O'Neil of Massa chusetts, a Democratic member of the Appropriation Committee, said that the appropriations as they now stand with Senate amendments at tached are withiu less than 10,000. 000 of the hilliou dollar mark. He expressed a hope that the House would be able to reduce this figure somewhat by disagreeing to the hun dreds of expensive amendments that the Senate has tacked outo the bills. It is not at all probable that his expectations will be realized, as the history of conference reports on ap propriation bills indicates that the Senate usually wins. The expenditures of this Congress and the thousand and one extrava gances that have crept into appropri ation hills during the put week ex ceed by many millious of dollars the expenditures of the Fil'ty-Crst Cou gress, which has been held up in his tory as the uiost extraviant body that ever sat in the Natlonnl Capital. The aggregate appropriations of the Fifty-first Congress for both ses siouBjust turned the billiou dollar mark. If the appiopriuiiums unnle for peuMous in the last Congress were as high as those in the Fifty first, theu the expenditures of this body would Mill further surpass those of tho former. This congress is author izing an outlay t'f over twenty mil lions of d illiirs w hich m tint counted in the appropt i itioti bill. This is the authorization of three now battle ships Htid torpedo limits for the navy. The Nebraska legislature has de cided to revive the beet sugar bounty by paying the producer 5 per ton for all their production. The last legislature suspended this law. The house had a great fight over the affair. The bill was opposed by the solid Democialic and Independent vote. Tun Michigan Semite passed a res olution congratulating the country that the tarilf tinkering, liusiuess par alyzing, wage reducing, pension re pudiating administration is fast com ing to a close. Mr Cleveland ami Mr. Carlisle are going to South Carolina for an outing. It is explained that both need rest badly. So does the couutry, Mr. Clkvkland plaintively euters the piano player's plea, lie says he isn't stubborn oil finance, but is doing the best he knows how. The result of the recent mayoralty election in Philadelphia has resur rect the old phrase, "Who struck Hilly Pattisou?" Company Mores Win. Dispatches from Uoioutown, Pa , state thut Judge Ewing rendered an important decision Friday evening on company stores. James ILiruil ton brought suit against C. Julie A Co. to recover the amount deducted from his wages for goods purchased at. the company stare, claiming the act of March 20, 1801, give him power to recover. Judge Fwitig in slrncted the jury to find for the de fendant company, stating that the act was unconstitutional, lieing in re straint of trade, against public policy and had the effect of impairing the obligation of contracts, and declared the Legislature could make no such law. Duties of Constables. Tho following is nn extract from an opinion of the supreme court of this state, delivered by Judge Agoew in the case of McCollough vs. The Commonwealth, 67 Pa. St. 32: "The office of constable is ancient, his duties important and his power large. His general duty is to keep the peace; and for this purpose he may arrest, imprison, break open doois and the like. A constable may justify an arrest for n reasonable cost or suspicion alone. He may ar rest for n breach of the peace in his presence anil deposit the prisoner in jail. And what is more to our present purpose, he is bound to pre sent to the term or last court all ffences inqtiiriiblo in theso courts These are all common law powers. In addition to these common law duties many statutory duties have been imposed upou constables in this slate By numerous laws he is bound to make returns, under oath nf va rious offences such as killwig deer out of season, unlawful acts against thf law for preserving fish, the birth of bastard children, tippling houses kept wuhntit license, the want of in dex boards, wagers upon elections, and others which do not occur to my mem ory." Bv other acts he is bound to return gambling places, places where oleo margarine is sold or kept for sale, and to visit all places, at least once a month, where intnxicntiug liquors are sold or kept for sale By the act of April 17. 1807 it is the duty of every sheriff, constable, member and officer of police, to or rest any and every person who shull he found intoxicated in any street or public highway, or in any public place or places where strong or spir itnua liquors are Sold, publicly kept or disposed of, and to take such per sons before any magistrate of tho vi cinity to be dealt with neenrding to law. It will thus be seen that the office if constable is uot a soft suap. Par ker Phoenix. y. v. s. c. L". Folowiug is the report of the del egate of the liouesla Society of Christian Endeavor, to the Cooven lion held in Titusville, Friday, Feb 22.1895: Our trip across the country to Ti tosville wus made without special in cident, leaving here ut about 1:30 p. m. and arriving at the Hotel Bruns wick at 5. Afier gettiug warm many of the crowd spent u short time in sight seeing, by then we were glad to partake of the excellent supper served. A short time was spent in the parlors, and then we went to the place of meeting The Third I'res hytenau Church at which the Con vention wus held. This is a beauti ful and commodious structure, finely furnished. The decorations were the national colors also plants and flowers. An interesting and enjoyable pro gram wus carried out, beginning with selections by C letnan's Orchestra, ami music by i he church choir. Hon. K. O Emerson of Tiluville made a very earnest prayer, followed by sing ing, "True Hearted, Whole Hearted, he", in which all joined. Next in ordei was the business: Heading of the minutes, by Sec'y Mr. Small, of lust meet ins; held ut this place. Reported 13 delegates pres ent. Mr. Bell, President, spoke of the "Local End Atiw about to be s'arled in the interest of C. E. Local Uuioo. He was sura of its bwing iu- letesliiij: 0 it. I lnio li.-iH I to tho socie ties nnd urged our best i II' l is to aid and support it Music by Mr. Murray's lii'd .-('lass Choir, 'C '- 1 1 irio- Us Awnv" Tbis was to the air of "Teotiiiir T"-tiii;!it" hiii' was fine Mr M.-A niueh's re port of She Stale C invention whs guild, as you know, mid well leceived 1'ho Committee to receive invitation for lha next Loral Uni m, reported having received two; on,' from the First Presbyterian Church of O'l Cily, nnd one from the Preshvlrrian Chinch of Pleasant v i lie, By a ris ing vote Plenstintville was selected, having receive I ,ril) v -tcs ; five more I han Oil Cily; so the nu-ciin:' will lie held in Pl.-asautvilli', some lime in MhV or .1 one. Committee on selection of new of. fleers teporied as follows ; Pre .Mr. I. W. S Imllcr, Franklin; Vice Pre.. our own Mr. Armstrong; Treas., Mr. it E Small, OA City. The s. lec tion of secretary wus ,,f , ,,. Vs. and executive committee. TJni n Look-nit Conimhtee of five appinl d o act same us I o-kout, committee in each society. Did not gel the name of those appointed. Will ho pub lished 10 Local J'.ml JSars Afier sinking, Sec'y reported number of delegates prcseir. ii- ni each f 'tidy, was as t I lows ns near as 1 could tell First Presbyterian chinch, O.l Ci'y. 22; Sec. Pre-byti riaii Church, Oil City, 11; First Pieshyteriaii church, 1 llusville, IUti ; IJtMiM-l church. Ti- tusville, 21; Pi. slivtei ian church, I'lcasutitvillc, 29: Pi t -liv tei i.ni church, Neilrnwii, 1 ; Pr sh leriuii church, Sivei ly, 8 ; Fust lV.shyter- lail church, 1 runklm, 1; Piislnter- ian church, Tiouesta, ol ; Following singing of "Faith is the Victory, ' was the question box conducted by the pastor, Kev. W. P. Stephenson, for the closing exercises Questions dis cussed: "Wliut sii.-uld .lie done with members who do not keep the pledge?" "LiB-Ur's Preparation?" "Would the A post,, It- P. -i ntj-rt to modern C. K !-ociotv?" Mr. Stephen son talked on tlusr in an luti-rt ni iim and instructive way. "Should the Pastor attend C E. meetings ?" O' e said: "Ordinarily imt a good plan on account of embarrassing tho oh in hers Another said Inqn.ent meet ings would overcome this and ho helpful to both members snd pus-tor Mr. M'-Aniuch spoke i f his being missed if uot in attendance. Mr. Armstrong was prompt to state, we always like to have our pastor vviih us. Mr. Bell's version closed the discussion, and was highly r.ppr .vcd. "A C. E. meeting without n pastor is like a home without a mother" Closing hymn, "God he with You till We Meet Aijain." C. E hen -die lion. Socio I intercotir-e. At the meeting of t lie local society Monday evening, Feb. 18, r-solul i .ns were passed tendering a vote to the Titus ville society for the elaborate inau ner in which they Weie entertained. Haktman Lawrence Delegate. Xol ice, I am going east the lsat ol the month to buy on immense stock of spring and summer jjumls. So unv ono indched to me. please call and settle or send enu unt lo tne, as I need it. David Mintz, Marienville, Pa. 10 CENTS A WEKIv KOK Till-: DAILY DISPATCH INCLUDING TI1K M.'XDAY ISSUK 15 This ia a decrease in price, but not tn quality. Kvery number , o mains twelve to twenty-four broad, briulit pusres, with all the iiowh, all the time. No paper within hundred.- of miles of Pit'sliurtr has such facilities lor tho fntilicr nn mid presentation of intellijr. nco. Tho reader la certain of cjetlinu everything that is Koiiijr from mi accurate ' account of a ward iiieetiiiir lo a craphio description of the latest battle in the Orient written by a correspondent on the spot. Till- IflSFslTClf Holds that wbllo the live news; of the day is of tlio liist impoi lance, features in u lighter vein make nn uoreeable varictv, anil to that end arrangement have- been made for a acnes of short SERIAL STORIES By tho greatest authors of both conti nents. The 1 isst of contributors includes such names as A. Coniiii Doyle, Harriet Preseott Spollord, Julian ' Hawthorne, Stanley J. Weyinau and a host of oilier equally noted. No such value has ever been placed before the people ol the ihrt e stales of which l'ittsboru; is the center. Not a household can alloid to bo without the greatest newspaper between New York and Chicago at tho figures named : 10 cents a week for tho Ptfl&Y Uisu.ircir, Including the Sunday issuo l,"i cents DON'T STOP TOBACCO. I low lo Cure Voursell' While I sing it. The tobacco habit grows on a man un til his nervous system is serlouslv atiee ted, impairing healih, comfort and happi ness. To quit suddenly is too severe a shock to tho system, as tobacco, lo an in veterate user becomes a stliuulent that his system eon'iuually craves. liaeo Curo is a scicntilic cure for I i in tobaeeo hubit, ill all Us forms, carefully com pounded utter the formula o mi eminent iidilin physician w ho has used it in Ills private practice sun e 1S7J, without a lailnre, purely vegetable mid gi iiraulet d perfectly harmless.- Vi can use all the tobacco you want, while laKing liac-o-Cure, it will notily you when lo stop. We give u written guaramco lo perma nently cure uny ca-e w ilh lln ee boxes, or refund tho money witli ten per cent, in terest. Itaoo Cure is not a sul -si iuue, hut a scientific euro, that cures without tliu aid of will power and with no ineon vcuieilce. Jt leaves llio system ;is pure and free from nicotine as tho day von took your fust chew or smoke. Sold bv ull druut:ists, with our iro clad guaran tee ut Jl.nu per box, tliiuti boxes, (thirty days treatment,) fl ,M or sent direct upon receipt of price. Send six two-cent stamps for sample box, hooUlct ami proofs free. lOureku ( hemical ,V Manu laeturing Company. Mauulaet ui ing Chomibls, LaCrosso, Wisconsin. SALESMAN WANTED ! TO SKI. I, NCN-NICOTIKE IRIDGFT CIGARS ! tSiiuipU'fc IVtf, Salary or tMmuiUii.n. (jikkI itlo lino. Aihlrt--, LJIsTIDIS &c CO., Shippeiibiiiy, l'a. Citwr Chi:;tn?t,ci: 8?ilij -AT- lvii Jfi.yrz's &toi THE LEADER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE. DAVID MINTZ'S. Marion ville, Pa. llKilirsT MAHKKT rUICK paid for Hides, Wool, Finn. Sheep f elts, (;!,,,.,, AUCTION! BABJSTETT'S Commencing Monday, Feb. 25, and con tinning' until tho entire stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Gents' Furnishing Goods, Jewelry, Trunks and Valises is sold. 0. W. DUFFEE, of Oil City will be the Auctioneer. DON'T STOP TOE JACCO lore you iook vour nrsl chew or smoke. An iron clad written guarantee to absolutely euro the tobacco habit in all its lot ins, or money refunded. Price 1.0U per box or 3 boxes (:)0 daya treatment and guaranteed erne.! 6ii.su For sale, bv all druggists or will be sent by mail upon receipt of price. Ni:M) jSIX TWO CEN'T STAMPS KOK SAMPLK liOX. IJook Icts and proofs iron. Kureka Chemical it M'f'g Co., La Crosso, Wis. - Ollleoof THK PIOXKKK PRESS COMPANY, C. W. Hoiinick, Supt. , , . , , St. Paul, Minn., Sept. 7, ISM. l-.ureka Chemical and Mfg Co., La Crosse, Wis. Hear Sirs I have been a tobacco fiend for manv years, and during tho past two years have smoked fifteen 10 twenty cigars regiilariv overv day. Mv whole nervous sysiein became nll'ected, until my physician told me I must give up the useoftobac e.o lor the lime be ng, at least. I tried tho so-culled "Keelv C ire," "No-To-Hae " and vatious other remedies, but without success, until I aucidentall v learned of your "iiaeo-Coro." Three weeks ago to-day I commenced using your preparation, and to due I consider myself completely cured; I am ill perfect health, and the hor rible eiiiviug ('.,,- tobacco, which every invoterato smoker fully appreciates, haw completely leu mo. I consider vour " Uaeo-Curo" simply wonderful, and can fully recommend it. Yours very truly, C. W. Hoknick '. Vi. WEiitcniaii, EW STORE! Having puroh isod tho store forinorly owned by .f. K. Over'aiider, next door to W. N. Y. A- P. It. It. Station. I am pre pared to furnish the public with any thing In th3 line of GRECERIES I PROVISIONS, l'UFi:( TION'KIUKS, 0 WHOLESALE AND RATAIL. AImi the FIIIB3US PILLSPURY FLOUR! I guarantee prices us low as tho lowest, and nil goods delivered free of charge Call and see me. C. M. WIOTEMAN, U KST MDK, TIOITESTA, FJm Conlinnatiou Notice. .Ntilifd i lieu l.y jriveu thai tli lulJow Iiilt JU'fMunts Ii4 t lawn tiled in my o.llre nn 1 w iil t- pn-x'iiH'd ul tho next turm of rotirl, c tin iHi-iici nn llio I'onrlh Mon tliiy f i'Vt.i u.irv, 'nr conlirinHtion : 1. 1 irst iiinl iiimt u-- u nt ot' iS. J. W'td ( iiit, Adiiiini-i i tHui 'i hoiims Pownoll, tic. t -ufii, h v;i a.liitiiiislratoi' of T. L. I'mwiu'II, lalu ol' II irkry Tow nsliip, ilu- J. I''ii-st and tiiul uci niinl of S. J. Wol i .ai, tlmini -!r.t-r nf 'I iiouius i'nwnoll, iaii' nf II it-a v tn nslnp, iI'cc;immI. 1 nt mill lllrit ;ii'i-ouiit nt Merlin ainl Iit !tl 1. Iif4 l., I ;' uttixt tin lllht will unit I'-siuiii.iil nl a I J nt ri lit liock, lute of K iridic V nhi, i)t'(-t ustjil. A 1 1 c -i, 1 ' A I . V I M. A KXKK, Ki uiMer, antl ( lt'i k of (i jiIiuiih Court Tiuni!tw, l'a., Janurtiy 2tt JhWa. As wo have too many Winter Oonila yet, audi as Heavy Dress floods of the very best qualities j Men's Ladies' and Children's Underwear, lllnnkotx. Comfort ers, Muffs, Hows, Overcoats nnd Suits for Men and Itoys; a line lino to select from. In Indies' nnd Children' Coats and W raps. Fascinators, Km- Trimmings, J.adh s' Waists, our stock Is huge. Our Millinery Goods Must Oortegardless" of Cost. Also a Hig Line of Other Goods bio numerous to men tion, which wo am hound to soli in order to make room for our Inimense stoi-k of Spring nnd Summer Good. w hich w-p must have. So poino early and seenrn bar gains at IT'S INJURIOUS TO STOP SUDDENLY and don't bo imposed upon by buying a remedy that requires you to do so. as it is nothing more than a substitute. In the sudden stoppage of tobacco you must have some stimulant, and in most all cases, llio ellect of the stimulant, bo it opium, morphine, or other opiates, leaves a lar worse habit contracted. Ask voor druggist about BACO-CURO. It W purely vegetable You do not have to atop using tohacen with BACO-CURO. It will iiot-.'y you when to stop and your iiosiie lor tobacco will cense. Your system will be us free from nicotine as the day bo be a half dressed man when you can be a perfectly well und fully dressed one in up to date clothes by tailors, who know their business. Twenty thou, and dollars worth of clioico woolens to select from, at New Tariff Prices. TrouseiH to order 8.1 lo $8. Sac Suit to order 20 lo 27. Cutaway suits to order 2-1 to 30 Overcoats to order 20 to 30. Tailors, Halters, Furnishers and Shirt Makers, Modoruto Prico Store. Sole Agents for Youiiiaus and Kuox'a Hats und Dr- Jaeer'H Underwear. '-'ft AND 2!l SKNKCA KTRKKT. OIL CITY. PA. J OHHNZO KULTON. Manufacturer of and Dealer in HARNESS. tOLURS. BRIDLES, And ull kinds of HORSE FURNISHING GOODS. TIONICHTA-. PA. r ft , 1 o o ALL KNOW Wo must ell, All Know we must have t tin cash, for what w e do sell, ALL KNOW that cash will buy noun goods than any kind of obligation, iur trade shows that people appreciate low cash prices and we are going to continue on that. line. When you need any thing In our liiiejnsl clip nnd ho sal islled, Wp have tho large! stock of general merchandise in town nod will guarantee to save you money. If you need anything hi clothing between now and rtpril 1 we w ill make a big reduction. I'miio, in and eomparo Quality and Prices. " NO TKOimLK TO snow, noons. H 1 to. -O 0 "THE LOVE OF MONEYS IS iROOT HOWKVBH, MONEY IS A VITAL KhKMEXT IN KV KRY ItUfsINKSS LIKK. AND IS AS l'.SSKNTI AL TO THK LIVE BUSINESS MAN AS KOOl) IS TO THE ACTIVE BODY. WE II WE SUITS AND OVEltCOATS THAT WE A It K GOI.VO TJ SELL AT AUCTION PRICES MEN'S SUITS FROM ri.ftO UP. MEN'S OVERCOATS FROM f l.ftO UP. WK MUST HAVE MONEY. WE HAVE IJARHAINS KOR CASH UlTYKRS. REMEMBER We have everything in Dent's KiirnishingN, us welt us Boots aud Shoes. Call early and get prices. ,. LEDEBUR & MILES. Lawrence & -DKALEKS IN CLOTHING, DRY GOODS NOTIONS HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, QUEENS WARE, STATIONERY, CANNED GOODS, CUTLERY, JEWELRY, TOBACCO, CIGARS. BOOTS AND SHOES A SPECIALTY ! GOODS OF FIRST CLASS QUALITY IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. TAKEN IN EXCHANGE KOK GOODS. SIGGINS & HERMAN, DRUGGISTS 6c GROCERS, TI O N ESTA, - - PENN. IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT WILL ALWAYS BE FOUND TUB FRESHEST GROCERIES. BERRIES, FRUITS A VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS, IN SEASON. In our Drug Department, which is in charge of a thoroughly competent Clork will always be found the ' PUREST DRUGS AND CHEMICALS! PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED WITH UTMOST CARE. tlvausr Mostcx J, of tho firm of MORCK DUO'S, OPTICIANS, Spocittllst in Errors of Refraction of tiie Eye. Examinations free of charge. WAUREN, PEN N. W. A. FISHER, Jeweler. ' Bovurd Block, Tioncstu, Pa I .-.. til . .. v . " , . .-j' ;. " , i ' - , . ' ' THE OLD RELIABLE LIVERY STABLE, OK TIONESTA, - PENN. S. S. CANFIELD, PROPRIETOR. Good Stock, Good Carriages and Bug giea to let upon the most rousonuble tcrma. lie will aUo do JOB TE A.1LX1TG- All orders left at the Poat Olliee will receive prompt atteniiou. IK YOU WANT a respectable job of printing at a reasonable price Menu ytiur order ro this othee. o o "Ha 1 V o o- THE OF ALL EVIL ! If Smearbauqh, TIME TABLE In elfect Nov. .(!, 1m;i;j. Traina leave Tio nestu for oil (Uty and points west as follows i No. ;il liuilalo Express 12:07 noon. No. til ay Kreighl (carrying passengers) 4:1") p. in. No. 8:1 Oil City Kx res 7:5:t p. m. For I Il. kory.Tidioute, Warren, Kliizua, Brad lord, ( dean and the East : No. .SO oleun Express 8: -II a. ill. No. H2 Pittsburgh Express.... 4:15 p. m. No. lit) Way Freight (earn ing passengers to Tioncstaj..'". 8:-ll a. m. Get Time Tables and full information from S. ii. CLARK, Auent. Tioiiesta, Pa. U. BELL, Geu'lSupt. J. A. FELLOWS, Gen'l Passenger it Ticket Agent, Bullalo, N. Y. .L. Douclas 53 SHOE NO 6UUCAK1NQ. And other iclaltio for Ovntlemcu, Iiiltei, Duy und U twos art Uio Best in the World. Bee diueriptlve aUvtirtlM-na.-ut wlilcb aippuam la till japcr. Take no Subttltatt. IusUt ou liavlug v, L. 1MH ;I.A8' hIKILS, Humijc-J uo bultcou. bold bf F. R- LANSON. I J- - 4--'T-;H.V 1, , t mm'?. v)j OIL CITY, PA. Vi h A
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