WEDTCSDA! MORSINfl, APRIL 23, '.S7I.
. 1 BOROUGH OFFICERS.
J. s.
'Jlm-jiaM-M. Ittki, Jr.
i.metlmrn M. J. Wtdioitt. T, J,
Uleaeri, J. F.. Maine, 1. 3. Knox,
Hood, J. A. Proper.
,.( tfri Waee f. V. Mcreilliott,
U N. Knox.
jba.fM-lT. Swagirt
'flWiool DirrcfortK H. Knv, IT. O. Pa
th., W. J. W.il colt, S. 11. Haslet, A. U.
Kelly. U. Clark.
i FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
iYide JudeW, P. Jp.nks.
jl.toci.if Judjjti. A. PaorRii, A
Uftnw Cook. -,.rAerir--T.
J. Vaw Oirira.
v.- . .. ITiirn. flLiMNlt.
.Prothonotary, Jiryister dt RtturtUr, .
J. B. AON RW. ' '
immi''oneri T. foLLtm, JOlfH
Thompson, Jab. K. C
, vfifv S"rr'"'""'' . F. Honaaa,
,uru ObmmiwiiMrl J as. FH1,Wm.
Tatthhro!.
ttouay Anirveve S.t. IRWlir.
(toroarr M. iTTtl., Jr. .
uftf.v viiilontT. B. eoB, 1.. TV A
wwh n'l.iiirinli.
. Wm6er 0 Vongrt 19f A ZurWel C. B.
(JCBTIH.
President Grant lias vetoed the
inflation hill," which notion muses
tlioio who have money to rejoice, and
thoso who haven't it to mourn. Tito
object of the veto, as explained , by
the President, is to throw no lund-j
ranee in the way of a speedy return
to specie tymeutivThero is uiidoubl-
ly moro currency, needed to set our
manufacturing interests on their lectj
but on the other hand, were the iDiliu
tiou bill to carry, the gamblers of
Wall Street stand ready to put gold
up to a figure, which, to Bay the laft(
would pu it out of our reach. The
best minds of lh country are divided
on the subject, and it is
doubtful which side will carry
Thn annual re-iiiuoiMinWIenTTi'
Regiment I. II. V.C., W51I l held at
Mercer, Mercer county, Pa., on Tues
day, May l!)th,' 1ST i. Wo aro not
aware whether or not there are mem
bers of that regiment in ,this county,
but if there are they will knirtv where
to meet their comrades in arms. Tho
following are tho ofiicers of the or
ganization : President, Captain Thos.
MoCuimell; Vico "Presidents, Liouts.
V. J. Carson und I)Hvid Farrell j Sec
retary, Lieutenant. G. Wi McCraeken,
Correspuding Secretary, W. 8. Laid
well; Treasurer, Captain P. h. Ship
lcr. Colonel John 8- MeCalmont is
somewhat tne orator 01 m uj j vumirei
the Knox alternate, and General A. J
add ,niwi, Stprnen oild, hildren'4, For
nishing Goods, juit opened at the" itat
Store-sign 'of "thij Uf'f 'Kd' HAf,'
Main; !i doors from Dopuj. 'SfVTjli
oute. Gonllemen and ladies' 'neck
wear a specialty;, V VV jlf.; i
Ladies' neck-wear iu great varie
tyj and Corsets from eeventy-fivo cents
ur. at the Hat Store. Tidiouto. ' ' '4tf
day. Nobody doubts that if the bill is Wanmr historian. It is desirable
passed over the President', veto tht
day of the return to specie payments
will be postponed fur some time.
The Democratic County Commit,
tee met at the Lawrence House -oil
Monday last, at 1 o'clock p. ro With
f
Jury List for May Term, 1874, ',
ORANDJCItOflS. .
Harmony Twp. Isaac Siggins, Fore.,
man; I). F. Copoland, John A. Dawson.,'
Howe twp. Jaoob Coapor. . - -
Hickory twp. John Brecht, James AI
bauith. '
Harnett twp. John Beor, E. C. Mays,
H. P. Spenoe.
tvingstcy twp.-Andrew Weller,- H
Bradbury, Hugh Ha'ina, John ZonU, IT,
Alice, Darius Toby, Wm. Beek.
Orecn two. Jamea Hepler, It. Towner,
and Allegheny Valley Railroad,'- and I E. I. Lacy.
Ttew Caalla and Franklin' Railroad flnwrta twp.-Jamek, Rolfngw, John
. , w t, .. ..v I t.wrney, v.. .laniicnon. jonn ricpn-r.
runs to Mercer. Parties can reach v . 5
that all arrive at Mercer on 'Monday,
the 18lh prox., or iu the morning
trains of Tuesday. The Shenango
Mercer from either New Castlo or -
- Jenk twp. F.dward Eldriilge,
PKt'lT JVROltd.':
Time of Trtii
AlTtONKSTA PTATIOX, on and after
KororotOT 17, 173 1 ' , ' . , r
covin 1st cuh,
- . ' ' tf.ht p. id.1
. 10 OUAR. - i '
' ' lt:M a. m.
' 3:M p. 01. '
WORTH lt CLASS.
. , . tiit p. m. .
SttOUAM. '
9:01 a. m. "
11:10 p. m, '
n.iv.tll...M.l.l..l frr,m Oil fill
to lrTintn. op the rlrer U North down Thursday evening last
Ute river, sontn. . ,
Train W
Train 0
Traiu H -Train
M
.... Inm Mij.n am tn nri mil rioK r nl hl
-I""' . n :ti. l. .1, ,f. V.,f fr. nj...',At:oi.....,i o..uk 1i-,Tln.
us.ncss, tho committee adjourned M , ; urg ftJJreg's W s Cald. bnrgh, W. N. Haslott, Rlnliard Dmkera
meet at the call of the chairman, nnt ther particulars aauress v. o. v. u VcocHpen. Frederick King, Mar
less the State DeraoeraliconvYnnon Corresponding Secretary, lo. 10 f ;
;. r1f,,rr until k later rlnv. hi h ch "V1" Blrecl '""""'B'" Harmony twrt.-joiin J-etorson, J ese
case the coronate will meet 'JJrig -Wbe-Philadelphia -Ledger aay.t
ii.s.Ki.tw; Cnri. Tt a noes. "1 here is a report on the street mat .. . , . :: ' ,
! -'V I'lV lliwvi w . v - ' "1 1
tioo whether the" Democratic State the Oil Creek & Allegheny Uiver
convention will he deferred,' Int we Railway may be sold under ti.recio
understand that a strong pressure will sure of its secoud mortgngo.which Is fur
h.'1,rr.iirhi. Kir tn hntr it not' off. &1.100.000. The first mortcage is
. .r j. 7 j.n. r a.0BU.UUU. mi au J,oou.wuu. iue
ino wuo oi iiuniu ciciiuvii, ui - - - .,,,'
Dutch Hill, died very snddanly on lleeca reason lor tn.s is a aetermina
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
In the morn
ing she milked the cows, and was go
ing Into the house, when the complain
ed of feeling dizzy. She was taker to
bed, and Dr. W'mans sent for. When
the Dr. arrived she was too fat- gone
for" medical aid. She was previously
cocsi
was
nell. jr.. H. C. Ferry, Jesse Uurchueld. .
Tlonaatn Boro. Jacob Wonk, Cj D. Ms
bic.U. XV. Bovard, IT. II. May, James
Graham, J. U. lluiings, J. II. S'.roup.
Tionesta twp. ChrUUan Crob, U. CI
SiUlvau, Keese Nill. Aquila Monjr. " ''.J
Jenks twpl George Eldrlge, Thos. Nu
gent, Jacob Merjilliott, John, D, Ilunty
roter Mercilliott).
Baruett twp, Wiu. $hleldu, Jacob
Maya, John Kuhna, J. M.' Fitafjorald,
L'. Sciirn-orth. ' ' ' . r ' '
KlncslCT two. Coftrad Burhain. 3. H.
Morifiin, I'erry Button, Thoron BIy, Kobt
Wl"-BiT fhwt lm frlhwrng num
bers of thrpm-jrr Iitrupwua and
our fiifjy aft mcAmf ite wiiaHhem :
Vol. 2, No. 29.
3, " (5.
" " " 15.
" ii ii 23.
This paper is marked vol. 4, which
is wron, but the date of the pnper is
Sept. 13, 1870.
Vol. 4, No. 26.
ii ii ii 23.
These papers are very necessary to
us, and if any nf our subscribers have
them, or any of them, and will hring
or aond thcin in, tlioy wi!tvnnier a
great favor upon us, and Will lie liher
ally paid for their trouble.
The colored address label on each
paper shows the date to which tho sub
scriber has paid, thus
. . . Thos Turner 1S74, . -
signifies that Mr. Turner has paid for
his paper until March 1st, 1874 - The
mail list is corrected weekly. Py con
sulting the address (abeT every subscri
ber can tell how his account Stands.
Our accounts bo back no furlher
than the 1st of January, '73, the ac
counts previous to that time being
payable to the old firm". The old sub
scriptinn book is yet in our hands, and
our receipts will be recognized by the
old firm. tf.
TIMBEFf LANDS, FOr JSAL.
Jo. Jefferson plays Rip Van
Winkle in the Onera House in Oil
Cits, this evening. ' ; ' ' 1 ' , 1
. The brush factory mTranklin 1
to bt started- op in Jolj, or sooner, It fc ouf?Jmphj
-A sea of 6m 1 Grobta, fT- jn J aboUl o0r.pOurii tmntwhui We
iX... belpgHught jvhert he IcA Wisconsin.
urain tever. .. ine ooy was ageu .oouv EwPyboJy pr,.Urg(VMl ebuiit the
six orteven joars.;; fx u trorfli,;glierei wj,ere It takes ludir or
The Superior Mills started up on njoro-Jut to : weigh a poiiBii.-i'intil
Monday morning last. 'There -are ,hi stradtrer wiLh tlfa la'rce fish atorv
enough logs on hand now to make t cftmB ,.roUnd. ' There will probably
interesting fof awhilo. - ''-' b,A large. omiirralioo to Wknnsin
A remonstrance against granting froni tn;, MCtion during the coming
Hon not to pay, under any circum
stances, certain litigated claims hf old
standing against the company, on one
of which judgment waa recently given
against the company 1n a lower court. I storcr, Ooorgo Watson. '
This particular suL., we understand, i, " 'aTban"
to b"? carried furthe. lhere are,
lidtfeel a verv healthy woman.who however, several other claims of large
seldom ever'sick. Tho bereaved amount of similar character, tut so
unjuat are they esteemed by some or The regular Spring" Examinations
fbrcn.
Albauigh, Jra
TeaehorV Examinations
the parties of largest interest in; the ttf Teacher for ,Forc$t pountyi'will be
company that the t hreat has fpHVt" held as follows : - i
circulation that the company wilPIde
fault iu the interest of the second
mortgago bonds and permit the .Jod
to go to sale under foreclosure rather
than pay them.' !,
The Directors ef the Allegheny
Valley Railroad Company have elect
ed Mr. John Scott. of Pittsburgh,
: April
'65 ;
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further privileges to the corainUsion- year,Wely on account of tbV liae of resident vice Coloael W. Philips
1,1,00 ana is ueing uumerou.iy s.gnea. Jf d noth!nir ot ti weath-
Spring chickens are making their tr t wr;te er there wonld be' variety
appearauce, notwithsUuding frequent enough to satisfy r.ll wh'o take an iu.
anowsand frosts; these chickens are terest iu that particular aubiect...As
not yet large enough for tho market. we write,' on Tuesday, the ground is
Sucker fi.hing baa suffered a de- covered with a thick coat of suow,aud
cliue, oa account of the scattering of I no signs of clearing up. At this rate
these fuhes from i thoir usual hauuls. harvest will not commence until the
It takes an pld stager to find them latter part of August.
-The official report of the ' Con-
-Lawrence, of the Lawrence Houae, neautvillo Bank show, tho "shortage" , ffic 0o' . everJlftd
T . Mk An f Mil ass. I . 1 AnA Drt." f I '.I. l a.A10l J
and Wm. Sraearbaogh, went out trout- to be $20,825 17, of which about $13,-
jog on Saturday, and wore overtaken 500 was taken on the night of the rob
by a snow storm. They caught four bery, leaviug over $7,300 to be accoun-
trout, however. " ted for. Of the bonds stolen, ' clnims
' As a result of the women' tern- have been made for $25,000, but thus
perancb movement we notice that, far vouchers have been presented for
through their influence, about one-half only about $22,000.
the application for license in Mead- The situation '. Arkansas has not
ville. were refused. ' ' ' v . changed materially. Roth aides oo-
Z. T. Bhrivtr ha been tn towb cuny the same pohitions, oaciteu Dv
for a few day past viaiting his friends, armed forces, while the U. ts. troops
lie is much pleased with Chautaiigua occupy the ground .between them to
County life, and will probably take up prevenLluem coming together. It is
Li earthly abode there. ' probably .that" the Legislate will
- Asa Say of Oil City sued the A. straighten things up.
' Marien villa Saturday,
Claririgton Tuesday, . : ,: " ,
Nebraska Thursday,. ir-.:Mj
Tionesta Friday, ..May
Neillsburg Monday, 1
, East Hickory Tuesday , . '
. Newtown Wednesday, " '
The Fall Examinations will hereaf
ter be held at Tionesta, at the close of
the County Institute. ; . ,. it ... ,
No certificate will be issued to an
applicant who does not possess .a prj
per knowledge of the theory of teaching
as well as a fair knowledge of tU the
in rail- oranca required by, law to. be ' taught
in our common schools
,' -ii 1. , Applicants should be well .provide-
easured by a high PaP" a!,d PeociIs- V , , ,'
A. M.'! --, . ';'.:.;
Director and friends of education
are respectfully invited to attend.
S. F. ROHREIt, Co. Supt.
April 1,1874. 1 ' ' - :"
The JJvqiatck saya. of new incutn
bent of tin important position : 'Mr.
Scott is a gentleman of fine business
qualifications, sound judgment, rare
energy and largo experience
road affairs. following such aman
as Col. Phillips hill ' capability will
necessarily be m
standard, but w i think he! will mqre
than meet ' the ; expectations of his
friends in this respect and prove one
of the. most active, efficient and popu
Over two thousand 'acres of fine
Hemlock Timber Lands situated on
Maple Creek, near Clarington, this
county, are for Bale at a baigain. Part
of the lands are situated within four
miles of Clarington, on tho Clarion
River, and would be'a fine sfte' for an
extensive tannery and saw mills. Map
and particulars can he seen oy apply
ing to the editor, of tlus paper.
Don't send money by mail and
run risks, but buy Briggs & Bros'
Garden and Flower Seeds iu packages
and in bulk, at Kolnnioii & Conner.
40 tf
The lightest running Machine in
the world is Jha 5j!over & Baker, at
least Baldwin, of Tidioute says so,
and he knows. 46 ly
paaMwwMwwM--'Miw-,a--yw-i-wyil
no hundred ( 10 j acre, and Vciuj; f aipf),
l.-ihd cnviiyd livJa'Memlli'itl.TrouH., .
to Jimci Miownrt by leet clnlttl HepW47th, 1
A. U. and rocoided in Knr0.1t. Co.,
l'a., in U"cl Bo-ik 9, tat-fl ".. .
A t.sn--AI! th:it oth'-f i-nrtuin pinCf r
pnrcel of land Hltiiate In Jcmke town-thlp, ,
Foreet Co., I'a., vir.: Warrant No, Aftl,
bounded and dewrribed as I'ollnws, wit :
North hy wariantu No. 2ii2l a"fl- 20C?,1
cmtit bv warrant No. Wl'it. anullt by war
rant No. :W'2, and WiSt by warrant No.-.
Iii'l, and bonit; the :iiiv land eonvpycl ,
by Jolin W. Miller, Treai..toJami-tiHteW' '
rt bv Peed dalml Sapl. r.th, A. IJ, ItWT, l
and recorded In ForeMt Vo., Pa., in lKwd
Book No. 0, ivm 7:i. .
ALho All .U'-.t other rert.!ii ' pleco or
'oroat Co., l'u., vi: Four hundred and
ninety (4(D) acre of warrant No..314ii(1
warranted in the name of It. Inioy and
Jan Muklain.and leinsanio land eofiTey''
cd Iit Jacob Mercilliott, Trenn., to .JauKM
Stewart by Deed dated Supt. 27th, A.
ISol, and rococuetl in rorosl to,, 1 a. la
Ded Book No. 9 pajrn 70. b
Takin In exnsution and to ira sold as thn.
propwty of Tlios. Uoyd, Uarralt Cruaani
and Thos. 1. Stewart, partner as. Biiyd,
Crusan dt Co., at the sutt or it, I'linas a
0. .11 . ' ' -i !:... 1
V. W. A mm, now Retford Pierce, Pes
ident in trast for the J'itimvillo STiu
Bank, vs. K U. Guild aud Wm. T. NeiU..
f'i. Fa.. No. 24 May Torra. 1S74. t T.- No.
65 May Term, li7l. Neill ct Ntrilt.-AiV
dlcii'lnuta' rilit, titlo, lnterem and Claim
m and to all that certain piece or parcel or,
land situate In the Township of Harmony,.
Countv of Foevt, and Wtate Of Pennsyli
vania." Of Inlttdred and forty-four aures
asseHed aa Fiah, tirnrerly uui d, whicrj
waaRraiited to W. W. Jliiwi oy naniei
Black, Treaaurer or the aaid Coiinty f
Koret, by t)ed dated June bth, IbAH, and
whioli wua HraiiUtd by thetaid W. W. Mat
son and A,'iiOH ., MaHon, h wife, to tlie
said A. A. HliaW.bv Deed dated April 30th,
l( and recorded in the utile of the 'R
corder of aaid Forest Conuty, April SUthi
1S0, in Ueed Book vol. , at page379nd
380; being tho same tract of land Ibrmer
Iv owned by the said Knt'ua II. Goild, and
a'lWrward by Henery K. Lyl andolhera.
Together with ail And singular, tlip teiie
meiits, horeditttinontS and appcrtpnaucea
Ihoreunto belonging, or In aty wise eppof
lainittR. . n I. ' h I ..d .i.;li.1
Taken in exacuMon and to be sold a the
property 6f R. H. (Juild ajid ' Wm. T.
K'eill, at the snit of F, W.' A'mea, now
Hexibrd Pieroe, PresidtHa. trustr lfcvS
TitusvUle Haviuga Bault, . , , , ) , . i.. 1 Vj
Terms Cavh.' . ...
J1 ! ' T. J. VAN OIE8EV. Sheriff".
BiitrilT's Offlci, Tionesta, Fa., April 2;
18(4.: .. ,.) .-, . ) J. (,.. , It I
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OEO. t, P1THBIDOR,, ,T
.Few iAdvertVieinent.
PROCLAMATION.
We congratulate Mr.. Scott upon.Vis
election to a position- so -responsible,
Don't fail to go to Robinson &
Whereas. TheJIonorable W. P. Jenks,
President J111I0A o tho Court of Com
mon Pleas and Quarter Sessions in aud lor
the county of Forest, has issued his pre
cept for holding a Court of Common Pleas
Quarter SesHiima, Ac., at Tionesta, for
the County of Forest, to commence on the
fourth Monday of Mar next, belli); tho
2ith day of May 1874. Notice is therefore.
given to the Coroner, Justices of tlm Peace
and Constables of said county, that tliev bu
then and there In their proper persons at
ion o ciock, a. m., 01 nam uuv, vmu umir
records. Inouisltions examinations nnd
other remembrances, to do thoso things
whieh to their olllces appertain to be done.
and to thoso who bound in recognizance
to prosecute against the prisoners that are
or shall be in the iail of Forest County.llift
they be then and there to prosecute against
them aa shall be just. Oiven under my
hand ana seal this am nay 01 Apiri a. u,
wav, - .,T,x.J va qisi, awn.
V. K. C.O. Tor injuries sustained by Li
son by falling from a car last fall in
which case the jury returned a ver
diet for the defendant.
The entire Rouscville district pro
duces le.s thau three hundred barrels
of otlpcrdiem.- The Bhnw farm'alnne
used to yield treble tbis quantity,
11. W. Myers, Jeweler, baa moved, while the famous Reid well, on Cherry
or is. about to movo into the Acorob Run, for many months panned out two
building, in die same room occupied hundred and eighty barrel a day, ,6
oy mo ton wmce. xjis customers -The residence of Hon. C. W. GH
will flud bim there hereafter. t fiBn nf Vraniyin ,.; kon .,.,ni.
'WV subscriber," asks us when by lightning, Gil. takes as an evi-
court will set in this place. We refer dence of the displeasure of Providence,
him to tho Court Proclamation, which and peremptorily declines, through thousand dollai
is puousncu in mis issue, ana wnicn t oruey in-est to be a candidate lor
appoints the 4th Monday in May a the Lieuteuant Governor,
time.
aud the Company in having thu Tie- Binner' if you went stoves, stovepipe
cured o excellent and capable a gen- or tinware,1 23-tf.
' ;. i, iiorscs anu vows loraaie. wruers
The twenty fourlheection of the fish frora a distance solicited.
law provide that nojjcrson shall catch 3,f d, q. Hunter, Tionesta, Pa
or km in any waters of the Sstute, save
only with a hook aud. line or crpll, Robinson fc Bonner have just re
and no person shall catch or expose ccived a fresh ; invoice of boot and
fur tale, or have in his or her posses- shoes of all styles ' and prices. Also
siou. alter tne same has been killed, some of the old stock an ,lmnd'- which
any black bass, pike or pickerel, be- will be sold below cost.' '"' ' ltf
r rraoii tlA ft rt Aav rC 1omY. anA tUt
first day of June, Except alive for ' toffins and Casketa, , full rrpfkly
stockim? other water, under a oenaltv " ,anl n(1 sa' DX 1 r'
of twenty-five dollafor each offense. J8" at h .furniture- store, in the
buildin? formerly occupied . by J. J.
A Judicial fcalary bill in the. Sen- pjsjier 48tf
ate has been amended so. as to make
the salaries of judges in Philadelphia I Sewing Machines, Sewing Machines.
seven thousand dollatrs; in Allegheny
county, six thousand dollars, and
President judge and additional law
judge in other parts of the State,
five thousand dollai a. The salary of
the Supreme judges is fixed at eight
, Iu connection with, ray Sewing - Mai
chine business, I am iioy prepared to
take all kinds of Sewing Machines in
exchange for now ones, and repair all
kinds of Machines; making thera work
as good as new, or no pay. I att j hate
needles fr all first class machines.
Applications for License, May Ses
sions, 1874.
George W. Bovard, wholesale license Tio
neata borouvlu
George T. Latimer, notel license, Tiones
ta hot ugh. '
Daniel Blac k, Hotel, license, Tianosta bor
ough. Attost : J. B. AOSEW, Clerk.
April i!8, 1674.
Register's Notice.
Public notice is hereby given that Al
fred Allindor, guardian of John U. Conic
minor, child of Jonathan T. Cook deceased,
has tiled in the Register's Ollice in and fr
the County of Forest, at Ttonsata, his tinal
account as guardian of the aaid minor,
and that tiie&auiH will be presented to the
Orphans Court of said County lor confirm
ation and allowance, on Monday, the 25th
day of May nant, at the Court Ho se, at
Ti'jnebta, In the County aforesaid. : i
J. B. AUNEW, Kegistor.
April 24, 1874.
March went out like a lion, ac
fording to the almanac, but accord
ing to actual experience Match !s still
"Jion" aroiiud loose, and playing
"havoc with all thoughts of spring
planting,
. J. II. Foncs's Drug Store is being
removed to Davis' building at this end
the bridge, where customers will
rind the usual variety of Drugs, MeJ'i
cines, Confectionary, Stationery, new
papers aud periodicals. , ,
.-Odd Fellows' Thanksgiving day,
which was on Sunday last, was not ob
xt-rvrd by this lodiro as a body. In
Tho Titusville Courier furnishes
Venango Spectator
Mr. V. A. Greaves, the well-known
paioter, has two fine portraits one of
taken bodi v from the new American Judce Wetmoro. of Warren, and tha
Cyclopedia. There is very little honor uth K ladi' whose f"c. hliwi
conclusive evidence that a good, part
of Henry's History of Petroleum' ras
The fullawlng in tr'.vd "to Mr. parties living at a distance can send
Greaves, the Artiat, we take from the machines and they will bo repaired and
returned by express. .Needles sent by
mail ou receipt of S1.0Q per doxen.
Call-at my office on South' Seneca
SHERIFF'S SALES.
13 Y VIRTUE of aundiv writs of Fl. Fa.
J and Alias Vandi. Kx. issuei out of
the Court of Common Ple.ua of Forest Co.,
and to me directed, there will be exposed
to sale by public vvudue or .outcry, ut the
Court House, iu the borough of 'j ionusta,
on
MONDAY, MAY 25th, A. D., 1874.
at 1 o'clock P. M., the following duenbad
real estate, to-wil :
II. Child A Co., v. Thos. Boyd, Oar.
rclt l i nsun and Thos. U. Stewart, part
ners as Bord, Crusan Co., Alias Vendi,
Fx.. No. 11 UarVurv. 174. U.S. lib
Termv J74w-AlJn AVI htMpsrm. Alt de-
I'endanU' right title interest and claim of,
in and lo all tiie lollowiug described roal
estate, to-wit : Ail tiiat certain pieco or
parcel of hind in Howe township. Forest
County, Pa., viz: Kub No. W ot warrant
No. V'.lU warranted in the nauio of Wil
helm Williuk. bounded and described as
follows, to-wit : Noiih by sub No. 11 ol
warrant No. 'Mi i, east by iu No. lt of
warrant wo, 2U10, aoutli by warrunt ro.
'2b08, and west by warrant No. 2'.i5. Con
taining one hundred ( 100 acres, and bniug
the same land conveyed hy Jacob Mercil
liott, Treaa., to Janica Ktewart. by Deed
dated Sept. 27th, A. l. 1NI4, end rocorded
in ForeM'CUW JJlJeed Book No. 0,
page 71.
Ai.so All that other certain piece or
nnreal of land situate in Howe township
Do you want a tasty letter head f Forest Co., Fa., viz : Subdivision No. l'J
, . of warrant No. 'Uia, warranted iu the
HO you want a nice visiting caru i Ilamc ol wilhelm WUIhut, and bounded
If SO, leave your order at the Ke- and described as follows, to-wit: North
nubliean office where they will be exe- y.ulio:.i ! warrant No. 2t-lJ, east by
lodges turned out in a body and listen- cheap, on long time, by applying to ever seen iu a country store and at , cuted iu iha ueatest stylo and on most Xw'nnt 's" asoa'a" d wet by aub. No.
e.l f leeturea lir cjUHtent &rtaki r. lite cider ul lei? psptr. t. I alonishinirly low pricts. ' 1 ti:n reasonable terms. so oi warrant a -imh, an.i cnnnuning
some as a pidure on exhibition at
George Allen's book store. That 6f
Judge Wetmore is aa excellent like
ness, and both portraits are additional
testimonials to Mr. Greaves' skill aa
an artist. i ' -. ... . ;
now accruiuz to the author ot the
aforesaid History,
, rr'Tha donation, due notice of which
was published in this paper, came off
on Vedue(Iy veuiur last at the
Lawrence House. It was generally Landlord and Tenant Leases, the
attended, and about 88(1 wer netted, most ! approved form, for ale at this
The proceeds are to co toward nayiue offic . ..i a
the ministers' salary, ,. , . ,
Papa Baldwin, at Tidioute, Las
Those beautiful lots just north of the most extensive and best selected !
ridiotito and Oil City, however, the Mrs. Henry' residence can bo bought lot of Fishing Tack la that "we have
street. Oil City, Pa., or address. ,
ZS if ''4-' ' D. O. Graves.
ai
45 f
f )
Clover and Timothy Seed at Rah
iuson & Bonner's,
coluns.
rtL riMMSKMAN, .
FORT. PITT. GLASS WORlSo,
DITHIlIDCiFi ATCOiV
ifaiiiifacturo'rs of every 'vahety ot '
'Si. .-.i- i ' j ',' "
x: x: v .; vj
FUST GLASS UWP CHIWNEYS,
AND- .d J
SILVERED GLASS REFLECTOR
WASfUNOTON dt FRANKLIN T8i,
: -n, PiTTannaou, Pa : -'ijoia
" There Is "ahoddy" In glased as well as in
In woolen fabrics. Consumers of kere
aeno ai c. aomelimes almoxt disaoaraged, ao
frequiuitly. do chimneys break, withulit
anv apparent cause, rendering the cost bf
eliiumeys about equal to that of oil. Olieart
neas buing the order of the day, a greet
many mauulauturioa inakchiniiiayalrom
silicato of lime, instead of from lcad.a The
Initiated may tell the different qualities ef
glass by ringing them ; t . yibrationa- of
the lead glass have a clear,, ringing., bell
liko sound, , possessing i tho . rcquisito
atrength to withstand expanaion aud con
traotion, as wail as the general pressure ef
us ac.d will outlast, half a-dozen ol the
limo glass chimneys. Fil'tscn conts in
vested in one of the lead chimneys i
money well spent, even though it' injurwa
the "u-ade'1 in tiie cheaper kind, whioli it
most assuredly ouglit to, and doubtless
will. Stick a pin there, and remombtr it.
Tho genuine lead glass chimney may
but at wholowile or retail of '
i OTX. V. PITUKIUUE k CO.,
I tf , , : Tionesta;
WATERS' CONCERTO J ORCHESTRAL
f r P A M art tit UIHl be&uMIUl k i
w " ""air le '-' perlecl in ln
ever mad. 1 "l?
fKHTII um( OUCHUSa,
THAI. HTOPHarei-best -
ever placed in avny On .
.ailik 'J keg are print ued by 9M .
.lirs w rerai, m
f c uliarlv voiced, ' tt .
SH 1 nl vhuh. it HOfC
i t'IIAHSII!UaiuaUlJla.t
art tAc best mavde i.i . sia.iee. '
WATERS'
NEW SCALE
, PIANOS.
hm g real pow
, er ond a sine
and or. tkt best Fiaa luade 'I'heae
Organ and IManoe are warranted f
yeaum. frious extremely low fmr I
cash pr pari casli, nj balance in .
uonthly auurlerly payments. '
bet uud-Uand litmrMWents lakan at i
' exrhnnae. tJ It K A ' MUUCC.
ntvis aiii 'iHAut:, a t : prs a
- U A.MI II for every lilly and touair ,
m ikr V. a. trad Canada. A large die 4
aUKtla2t'M')-Vinjwr,t(AITnp, tk-eti.U4tf.
m,Hc. II I KTHAtfli CATAUKILKS UAlLUlH,
HOIIACK WATKHS A ftON,
41 Breadwaj ...it 4S .uhov SH. r, ,
Testimonial of Waters' Pianos md
Organs. :" '
i fp ,
"Waters'' Concarte Parlor Organ poa
aessea a beautiful and peculiarly soft ton.
The Conoertu 8tO Is, withnnt duubl, J
le.-.t ever placed iu any organ. It is pro
duced by an extra set of reeds, peculiarly
voiced, from which tho oilect i moat
charming, and its imitation of the human
voice is superb. For aweatneea of laae
acd orclioNii al Bilocts it has no qoal."T
V, r. Times,
LJWl,iBT.. v
uo you want riotiers i
i lo you watit hand-bill ?
Do you Vfaht bdsiness cards T. ;'r
Do you ant a neat IH1 heacTt -
' The Concerto-Parlor Organ is some
thing entirely new ) it is a buautifal parlar
oriuiiucut, possoais a sweet and power
ful tone is a inot.t comnundaUlo inveo
linif unA holds a hiph place-tn public ft
Tor." S. y, Aesninjr J'ott. . .,
Ah ORciiF.sTn in tun PaRfcOB. tL
orchestral organ is the name of anew reed
organ reueniiy announced by lluiant Wa
ters A 8 .n. ' The iiiHtriiUMUia taken this
name from its recently invented orches
tral ate p., Tho Yoniiug ol tins ia pecnliar,
produumg the eil'cct v: a full awut't cou
traltiryolce. Its' finest etfeot Is produced
when tl stops are drawn, so 'that aw 'w
hetrul elleul is given, Ti oaao is aaiqee
and iniiliss a haiiiinoiiio article of furul
tnro.' -V. J'. Ami. j ,
The Waters Pianos are known as amnag
the very best. We are uuablad toxpeak til
these lustrunients with conlidence, frulu
parsonal knowledga. -.V. Y, vttnyehii.
8-iy .
TOM WORK neatly
ITPUOaX t.rhe.
cxeenti'tl at the
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