. wimsiiTioiniHo, iitci h, m.
, BOROUGH OFFICERS.
' Jhtrpr M. Ittbl, Jn.
1 (kuMilnm-8. J. Woteott, T. J. Vn
Wmk, J. E- Blaine, P. 8. Knox, J. 8.
Bodi J. A. Proper. .
Jutiitftht iVae W. P. Merollllott,
if). ft Knox.
k "fbMft II. Swaggart
1 AcAeot DirtHort l. 8. KnX, H. O. !)
Via, S. J. Woleott, S. H. Haslet, A. 1.
Jtelly, P. Clark.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICtR
PrttiHtmt JudotW. P. JKK.
Attotiatt JmiigttJ, A. PBoraa, AK-
iaaw Coo.
, KhirifT. J. VaW Oiks.
Trtaturtr FnaO. Qlassn kr.
Prothonotnry, litgittrr Jteeonler, .
J. R. Aombw.
(fcmmiirieiifri-T. D. Colli ks, Joif
Taoxnoi, Ja. K. Cli.
, Omnry Suprrintfndtnt9. F. RoiMl.
rhttrict Attorney 8. D. Ibwik.
1 7ry Obmmiiiiimere Ja.s. Flti,Wm
PaTTaasOW.
Opmry Surveyor B.D. IW1H.
t"Vor M. Ittbl. J.
' tteanfy adtfore T. B. Co, L. Wa
'wb ft. Jimtio.
! Aremoero Omfrtt 19th DitrietC. B.
Ctbti.
, UMemft'yMaTii William.
.. iftajM Train
At TIONMTA 8TATI0X; on and after
srevmr it, irs - -
OVTK UT CLAM, , , " -y
Trtu U --.., fcfio p. in.
to CLAM. -' ' '-
' IWlM ... . U:OS a. Bl.
4 :M p. m.
HORVSt Is CLAM.
Treiatl - . 2p.
OLA. :i
Train B-.05 aT m.
" W - - J 12:40 p. tn,
On the River Division t . from Oil City
to Irvlneten, up th rlvr la North ; down
la river, south.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
John Reck is erecting a brn on
the bank of the back channel, . in the
rear of hia hotiM. -
S. II. Haslet hat purchased the
Hole lot, above Thomas' brick yard
'Th, consideration is not mentioned. '
. March cam. in lilt the young
ahevp, and went out like the king of
beasts.. Look out uow for April show
-fcrt.
, Recollect that M. Caqtentor has
come to town, and that his gallery is
Vi'.uated fWtt io Robinson & Bonuer'
Htors, south side. t . ,
Miss Arner'a school commences
to-day. - Last week, being misinformed
wo stated that it would coturaene on
".Monday. 8he occupies the : lower
roini.
i , .
G. Butterficld has been airing
Ids furru around our town for a week
vast. His health is excellent, which
the same hi friends will be glad ,to
Iiear.
-Mr. Adams formerly of Titusville
Jiss moved uito Wolcotta house, th
simio being vacated in hit favor by
Mr. V. Davis. " John Tyrrel occupies
tho Loum recently vacated by J. W
6troup. . .,
Tuosaai has wpward of 200,
000 good brick oa fcaod, suitable for
4miIdiDg auythiug from a lordly rest
lence to mo4-bouse flue. If we
ro rightly informed bo sells them at
10 per thousand. ' '
ObarWy Bonner got a glancing
tdow frow a big boulder a few . days
ago, wtcb the same was an accident,
ruTe nd simple. Fortunately no
latuage was done, savo that he felt
little sort for a day or two. .
. Nearly all the ratfsraen who wen
Xo Pittsbu'gli came home on Saturday
lost. They bad a windy trip, though
but fw rafts were damaged. Lumber
is not bringing as high price this sea'
sou as St will a year or two from . now
- '-Saving a few chunks of ice, thiu,
tored away iu our ice houses, aud
lUUo cold air which whittUa unpleat
ntly up the trousers legs of our young
Jiieu who keep late hour, nothiugnow
remains of winter sav fw bad
coIJa aud sad memories of a poor lum
Iter season.
.
About next month the. political
teampaigu will open, and we will nrob
ably know who it to run for tb offices
- of the eounty. beveral candidate for
adl ofltct yi both parties are meotion
d, but whether with authority
could uot.etntc Tim will tell; but
U is safe to ay tliat Lut ouc man will
lie chosen fur each otiic-c.
Mr. Dalrymple will cahibit bis
"Celebrated Sciopticou'' ut tlio school
douse, uu FriJiiy evening, April 3.
Mr. D., by aa accidont ou the cars,
lust both legs, aud therefore taket thU
nicaus of earning a livelihood, at the
same time guaranteeing his eutertaio
meut worth the price of admission,
which is 2j vU., children loots. Doors
4ipe at 7. tvhjhiiiou couiuijiccs at
7. '.'I ui.
Thit istna eommencet Vol. T tf
Tiie Fonrar Rr.rt'BLicas, and with
the exception of about eighteen
months, we hat been with it since the
first number was issued. Each passiug
year hat put the paper on a surer foun-
ation until now it if a fixture, and
will undoubtedly always be a part of
Tioncsta, as long at the town stands
and papen are publithod anywhere.
Our thanks are due to those who have
aided us by their encouragement and
support, and it It our desire to better
merit their patronage with each suc
ceeding year. Although we are al
ways to be found on the Republican
de of the house, we are not of those
who condemn all measures that do not
original with our party. Uur paper
is not filled, week after week with long
accounts of Democratic dishonetty
and Republican purity, but we are in
weekly receipt of democratic exchanges
that mak it their business, to ferret
out and show up every instance in
which a Republican official has proved
unfaithful to his trust; the reason TTiii
it not practiced mora among republi
can journals, it, we pretumo," because
there are none of them large enough
to contain the name of all th demo
oratto defaulters. , At for at honesty,
neither party can lay claim to a great
er portion than the other. Frauds are
constantly practiced, aod one party m
represented as strongly at the other,
aod we do not propose to sbut our
eyes to th fact that bad, men 'of bur
party have been, and are constantly
"doing thos things that ought not to
be done, and leaving undone those
things which ought to be done.", But
if this it the case, where are the Dem
ocracy T pointing out the stright pdths
which they refuse to follow, and stand
mg always and forever in the way of
useful legislation, and when any fraud
it it revealed always furnishing thei
full 'quota of the twiudlert. No,' it is
not that the Republican party it all
honest, or that the Democratic party
is all dishonest, that this paper always
edvocated Republican principles ; It is
hecaus of the good work the party
has done, and is doing, always leadiug
the van of any truly great reform, and
always legislating for the poor-man
making nit paths as easy as legist
tion can ever make it. - Is there any
abuse f h Republican party Is al
waya Crst to prescribe a remedy, and
administer it until the abuso is don
away. . Is there any wuy by which th
condition of the poor of all races and
iongues can be bettered? the Republi
can party studies it out and makes it
a law, while democrats are devising all
manner of plans to clog tho wheels o
legislation. Is the credit of the Union
assailed? there, always in front, is the
Republican party, proclaiming by its
actt that the public credit must be
sustained at all hazards. When th
democracy wanted to "repudiate," th
Republican party eaid, "Every dollar
of the indebtedness thall be paid at
coutractcd." What is the result ? th
bonds of the Government, because of
Republican legislation, are on a . par
with gold, and will be until the gov
eminent lakes them up. For these,
and for many other reasons which
space forbids ut to roeution is this pa
per identified with the Republican par
ty, anJ will be while that party holds
the proud position it now occupies,
Having thus briefly defined our po
tition, we will promise not to tire our
reader reiterating it during the com
ing campaign, nor again until it seems
to ut necessary. Hoping our readers
will welcome the new volumo as they
ajaaythava those of past years, we
put this paper forth to greet it 8ev
eulh Birthday. ,
. Congress has passed the bill fixing
th limit of legal tender circulation at
$400,000,000. , It is probable that, the
Senate will agree to the bill. This is
not as much of an inflation, however,
as it looks, as the circulation now is
upwaid of $350,000,000. Gold, has
Only advanced about one-fourth of a
cent on a dollar, aud the bugbear of
"depreciated currency," is a played
out argument. It is altogether proba
ble that Congress will pas the free
hauling hill, wheu we shall have as
much currency aa will be needed to
put tho industries of the natiou ou a
good footing; "good times" will agaiu
prevail, and the money will be good
because aecurcd by bonds deposited
with the Treasurei of the fuiujd
States. . .
Robiuson A Bouuer have just re
ceived a fresh invoice of boots and
shoes of all styles aud prices. Also
toaie of the old stock on lnud which
nili be mid kkv con. Jif
In thit ttsue we present thTreas-
rer's Bales, an advertisement which
will prove of Interest to a great num
ber of our readers, and which Will
gladden their eyes for tome weckt vo
com. Contrary to onr expectations,
the list is not so large by several tracts,
at it wat two years ago; notwithstand
ing the hard timet tax-payers will
recognize the importance of having
their accounts with th treasurer
quared up. By the publication con
siderable expense is added to the own
er of each tract so advertised.
Jacob Kepler wat called sudden
ly away on Sunday last, by the re
ceipt of a telegram containing news of
the death of hit father, in Centre
county. He started in a boat for Oil
City, aud got down three miles, and
concluded to do the rest of the dis
tance afoot. Mr. Kepler Sr., was quite
an old man, having reached the age of
74 years. Our community will sym
pathize with Mi. Kepler in his sorrow
for the death of bit aged and respect
ad parent.- ' -'
MK Charlet Reich, Cutter for
Wm. Reich of Beaver, is at. present
stopping at the Central House, for the
purpose of taking orders for tuttt or
part of tuita of clothe. Mr. Reich
it a merchant tailor, in Beaver, and
will take measures of all who apply,
and show samples of goodt and styles
Leave yonr measure, and you can or
der at any time. II comet highly
reoom mended, and hit pricet are very
reasonable.. .
The Senate hat confirmed David
Reed at United States District Attor
ney for th Western District of Fenn
sylvania. Mr. Reed has never shone
as a politician, although hehasajways
been a straight Republican, ever since
the organization of the party. There
seems to exist no doubt in the mind
of those who are acquainted with the
official but he will fill the position
with honor.
The legislature of Massachusetts
is balloting for a successor to Chas.
Sumner in the United States Senate.
At our latest' advices Dawes was ahead
having 88 voles ; 128 necessary to
choice. ' Brn. Butler fondly cast his
eyes after that position, but the people
of Massachusetts will have noue of
him. It it generally supposed that
Dawes will be the final choico of the
legislature. '
There it a dearth of butter here
just now, and has been for some week
past. From the number of bovines
kept in Forest county we should judge
that w ought to mak enough butter
to supply the home demand, but th
has never yet-been the case. Nearly
if not quit two tons of foreign butter
is used in this county in the course o
a winter.
To-day, and hereafter, until the
15th of August, it is lawful to catch
trout with the hook and line. There
no telling, until it has been trieu, how
the yield will turn out this rear. It is
not supposed that ther ia a stream, in
Forest county but wat fished nearly
dry last symmer. It depend altogeth
er on bow fast the trout propagate,
how many there will b this year.
Pullman's Falac cart have been
introduced In England, and the Lon
don papers are enthusiastic over the
new feature in England Railway travel.
Tho Tnnet says everything fits closely
and works smoothly. The eye falls
everywhere upon mechanical contri
vances of that ingenuity which wear
accustomed to recognize and describe
as American. '
Mr. Dimmick the late blackmail
ing democratic member of the legisla
ture from Pike and Wayne counties,
having resigned his seat, a Republican,
Thomas Y. Boyd, hat been returned
in hit place. Apparently th people
of those counties are tired of "demo
cratic retrenchment and reform,'! nd
propose to try tho old "radical corrup
tion" again.
St. Paul's German Reformed
Church, of Titusville is advertised far
sale in the list of Sheriff's Sales for
Crawford Co. If we are not mistaken,
this it the church to which King Will
iau, of Prussia, presented a cannon
which was captured from the French,
during the late war, and which was
mannfuctured into a bell for the laid
church. ,
Mead v Ufa it having a spell of
temperance reform. It Iiba not yet
broken out in the form of the woweu's
praying crusade, but no doubt will
not be leas effectual pu that account.
Several of the prouiiucut men of that
city have identified tlienrvtlvcs with
the raovemeiH.
T-Col. Thorn inforta ntthatlllhr
ar fiv new dwelling to be erected on
th lot east of th Coort House, dur
ing th coming season, one eachjiy the
following Individuals : M. Ittel, Whit.
Davis, J. W. Stroup, Mrs. McKay,
and a sawyer up tho creek, whose
name he did not remember. Thit it a
good sart.
An election of officers for the
term commencing April 1st,' for Tio
nesta Lodge, 363, 1. O. O. F.,waaheld
on Friday evening last, and the instal
lation will take place next Friday
veuing. 1 be appointed onicers nave
not vec been named. . The full list
will be published next week.
A meeting of the friends of Sun
day Schools will be held at the M. E.
Church on next Sabbath at 2 o'clock.
All ar invited, without respect to
creed, at th school is not to be of a
sectarian character, but will be
Union Sunday School,- in every sense
of the word.
Mr. Henderson bat gone to Brook-
ville to "tee a man," and Albert Grov
1 attending the Superior Lumber Co
Store during hi absence. Mr. Wrigl
ha also departed for his home in Pitts
burgh.
P. 8. Henderson bat returned.
F. W- Mitchell, Esq , of Frank
lin has received a very loud call from
the Republicans of Venango to allow
hit name to b used at a candidate fo
Congress, and hat accepted the call
It is Dot very likely that he will nave
any opposition at the primaries.
Now that Spring it fairly opened,
it would b well if our borough coun
cil would enact an ordinance making
it obi igi lory on owner of tide walk to
put the tame in proper repair. There
are several dangerous placet in the
walks about toan.
On Sunday last a rounz team of
S. II. Haslet's, becoming frightened at
something, started to run before the
teamster real iied bis position. Result :
a sprained ankle for the teamster and
a ruined axle for the buggy. The team
was not injured.
The Republican office of Clarion
is getting a power press and engine.
This looks at if the printing business
in that place were looking up. How
long before the Jaeksonian will be put
ting in the same kind of machinery?
Mrs. Joshua Douglass, of Mead-
villc, lectured in the court, room in
that place one evening last week, the
subject being "Glimpses of Foreign
Life." The audience were highly de
lighted and edified.
Tetchers' Examinations.
The regular Spring Examinations
of Teachers for Forest county, will be
held as follows:
MarlenviUe Saturday,
-Clarington Tuesday,
April
23
8
SO
1
4
5
Nebraska Thursday,
. Tlonesta Friday,
' N"illaburi Monday,
Eat Hickory Tuesday,
May
; Newtown Wednesday, "
T!;3 Fall Examinations will hcaeaf
ter b beia at Tionesta, the close of
the County Institute.
No certificate will be issued to an
applicant who does not possess a pro
per knowledge of the theory of teaching,
at well at a fair knowledge of all the
brancliet required by law to be taught
in our common schools.
Applicants should be well provided
with paper and pencils.
Examinations commence at 9 o'clock
A. M.
Directors and friends of education
are respectfully invited to attend.
8. F. Rohrer, Co. Supt.
April 1,1874.
V ar short th following num
bers of the Forest Republic, and
our file are incomplete without them :
Vol. 2, No. 29.
" . 3, " 6. .
" 15.
it
This paper ia marked vol. 4, which
is wrong, but the date of the paper is
Sept. 13, 1870.
Vol. 4, No. 26.
.. .4 M 28.
. These papers are very necessary to
us, and if any of our subscribers bave
them, or any of them, and will bring
or tcud them in, they will confer a
great favor upon us, aud will be liber
ally paid for their trouble.
Clover aud Tjiuothy Seed at Rob
iuson & Bonner's. , 48 tf
Coffins aud Caskets, a full supply
on hand and for sale by A. II. Far-
triage at h a furniture nore, in the
building formerly occupied bv J. J.
B
Fl!lr. iMf
Boston 'Cracker, twenty-five bar
rels, just arrived at Robinson & Bon
ner's. 48 tf
Don't fail to go to Robinson A
B3nner's if you went stoves, stovepipe
or tinware. 23-tf.
Job Printing.
Do you want posters?
Do you want hand-bills ?
Do you want business cards ?
Do you want a neat bill bead ?
Do you want a tasty letter head ?
Do yoa want a nice visiting card
If so, leave your orders at the Re
publican office where they will be exe
cuted in the neatest style and on most
reasonable terms.
Sewing Machlnet, Sewing Machine
Iorfonnection with my Sewing Ma
chine business, I am now prepared to
take all klndt of Sewing Machines in
exchange for new ones, aud repair all
kinds 6f Machines; making them work
at good at new, or no pay. I also have
needles for all first class machines.
Parties living at a distance can send
machines and they will be repaired and
returned by express. Needles tent by
mail on receipt of $1.00 per dozen.
Call at my office on South Seneca
street, Oil City, Pa., or address
S8 tf D. C. Grates.
The colored address label on each
paper shows the date to which the sub
scriber has paid, thus
Thot Turner 1J74,
signifies that Mr. Turner has paid for
his paper until March 1st, 1874 The
aail list it corrected weekly. By con
futing the add'est label every subscri
ber can tell how his account stands.
Our accounts go back no further
than the 1st of January, .'73, the ac
counts previous to that time being
payable to the old firm. The old sub
scription book is yet in our hands, and
our receipts will be recognized by the
old firm. tf.
Don't tend money by mail and
run risks, but buy Briggs 9k Bros'
Garden and Flower Seeds io packages
and in bulk, at Robinson & Bonner's.
40 tf
Those beautiful lots just north of
Mrs. Henry's residence can be bought
choap, on long time, by applying to
the editor of this paper. tf.
The lightest running Machine in
the world is the Grover x Baker, at
least Baldwin, of Tidioute says so,
and he knows. 46 ly
Xew .Advertisement.
. NOTICE. 1
Whereat, letters of Adminatratlon to the
estate of Alexander Iloleman, late of For
est County, deceased, nave been granted
to the subscribers, all persona indebted to
aid estate are requested to make imme
diate payment, and those having claims
aKHiiiHt tne aame win present uu-m ouiy
autnenticatea ror eettieuieui to , , ,
EM HOI.EMA N, 1 Ad
43 6t ASHBAl, UOLEMAJf, J
SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY V1RTUK of sundry writ of Fl.
Fa. issued out of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Forest county and to me di
rected, there will be exposed to sale by
ublio vendue or outcrv, at th Court
louse, in the borough of "Tioncsta. on
! Xt.lYriAy. APRir,aTH. A- T. 174
at 4 o'clock P.M., the following decrlbed
real estate, to-wit I
8. P. McCalmont vs. O. H. Txing, II.
Wathev and F.li Walton, Alias Fl. Fa. No.
8 Mv Tr 1874, C. P. No. 8 Deo. Tr., lWt",
Fl. Fa. No. 6 Mar Tr., 1874, O. D. No. 4tt
May Tr., 1870. Unburn All defendants'
right, title, iuterest and claim of, in and
to all that certain piece of parcel of
land situate in the Township of Hick
ory, County of Forest, and State of
Pennsylvania, bounded and described
as follows, tn-wit: Beginning at a
while, oak tree the most northerly
cornof Of the whole tract, thence by tract
No. 5207 south forty-five degrees east three
hundred aod twenty perches to a fost and
stone, thence by tract No. 5202 south forty
five degrees west one hundred and slxty
eight and four-tenths perches to a post,
thence by lands of the Mercantile Petro
leum Company north eighty decrees west
three hundred aud eighty-eight and four,
tenths perches, to post by blazed trees,
thence oy tract Ko. 62H0 north forty-five
degree east three hundred and sixty-one
and six-tenth perches, to the place of be
ginning. Containing five hundred and
seventy acres, more or less, being the
most northerly half of tue tract numbered
&WX Together with all and singular the
buildings and improvements.
Taken in execution and to be sold aa the
property of U. H. Ing, H. Walhey and
Kit Walton at the suit of 8. P. MeCal
uiont. Terms caah.
T. J. VAN (JIESEN, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Tionesta, Pa., March 10,
1874.
TIME TRIED AND FIRE TESTED I
, M Til K OB1U1NAL
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
ASSETS Dec. 31, 173,
MILKS W. TATE, Sub Agent,
46 T'ouesta, Pa.
A farrat Oiler to All.
Two large and Splendid Engravings
will be seut postpaid by return luall, aud
I . . T I . 1 1 A i ...... .... .
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J M-imen S rents, ii gents wanted wy.
I where. .-t r- "Home f out pattlin,
Trot, II. 4-lMt
MOUNTAIN PEW ROAP. Itrery way
an (roo-1 a Caalilo ; coete hut belt tn
one emit per nonnl. Witrefiienin every
when-j coet almost nothing. Efititfly
new riintvrverv. Achllnnrten year rmn
inako cmnmh In an hour to laxt a family
nix month. Bavinn of $10 to $100 rei1y
to honeehelde. All pnrHee peid tor
trouhtenf writing it diiwUitfied. Ke lons-
mended and UHed hv thounanria in prefer
ence to any onp In tho world. Waehe
withon rubbing, and maae witnwni a par
liclo of lye or srreaso. 8ond 20 cte.-eurren
ey and a potaie nUmp, and receive full
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FURNITURE.
LEMQN & WISE.
The old and wall known firm of Lemon
Wise of Pittsburgh, Pa. manufacturer of
Cabinet Furniture and Chairs,
Ytas removed to
No. Ill Fourth Avenue,
lOpposit their Old SUad,)
Where they contlua th boslnee la til
Its branches. w44-la
TVTOTICE
la given that an application
il will he made at the present session of
lgiNialure ror th passage or a supple
ment to AM Act appointing commissioners
to lay nut and open a Hiate road in the
counties of Me K can, Elk, Forest and
Clarion, approved May 1, 1861, (the county
of Clarion having heretofore been except
ed from its provisions,) to extend tne pow
ers and duties of the Commissioners for
the settlement of tlieir accounts until the
nieetingof the County Aaditors for the year
1877, and fox levying taxes until and in
cluding tho year UTS, when thv shall
cease. H. U. KKKKMAN.
Feb. 4, 1&C ; 48-41
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