"-rr I M I ii I nil mi i ti ii me" i mil, mm i imnnm in, I I i , , i n . .mi i u i .inw.! i nil urn Mi a n nti .. 0 'A tr t at Merest gcpuMtam. -'7,SDiT IIOIiMSG, DEC, !, 1874. DOROUGHOFFICETtS. " Hurgfm M. Im;t, Jrt. Ojusmmr-n S. J. Wolrott, T. J. Ton Olcwn, J. K. Blaine, ,1). 8. Knox, J. 8. Hood, J. A. Proper. Juttirr oflh Vtaa-Vf. P. Mercilllott, p. M. Knox. ljtuttahlB II. Kwaggart Suhool IHrrrtnMW H. Knot, II. O. Pails,-H. J. Wi.loolt, H. H. Haslet, A. 1). Kelly. D. Olttrk.' I i il i .11.. ' ' FO&KST COUNTY OFFICERS. PrfMtlrnt Jurlpt Ia D. WnTMnmt. Aorittt Jmiijrt J. A. Pkopkb, Am DRtw Cook. Qthtrtff T. J. Vaj nirsRi. . U'rrtKiirer FKFin. OLASsNKn. - Priilhouotitty, lleyiiltr it Jieeorrltr, ?. S. H. AoitKW. , OjimniVmonw--T. D. CoLt.lsa, JouN Thompson, Jab. K. Or.AnK. f hnnli .ViiWWnfrmfrnf S. F. RminKll. JHalrict A tlnrnry H. I. Irwiw. Jury 7ommiAaionrt J as. Flym!,Wm. JPATTitRSo;. CWiry .Vnnvjur S.T. Irwiw. f lbronrr M. Ittki., Jh. (fettnry vtlitom T. B. Conn, L. WaR Hkk, O. Janiksom. ' Member of Cvngreu 1MH DmlrittC. B. nTm. Ucm6ljr-Mahtih Williams. T1m Train At TIONF.RTA STATION, on and after Jtober 6, 1S74 south. Train r) . . - . " M . . ti - - KORTH Train AS -" tit .' ... 10:45 a. n S:05 p. i. 9:7 p. in. ; - -f:'iO a. m. 4:48 p. ra, 2:38 a. in. i . from Oil CUT w t4? rtiver Division i, the rlror la North down Wmi river, soul ft. LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS. SiO PAPER NEXT WEEK. Id orJer to give ourselves a little time to keep tlia holidays we shall, according to custom, issuo no paper tiext week. This becoroos necessary l.ccaus "all work and no play" is ni(t to be iniui"us in its effects, and it id tlierefoWi to the interest of our nitacrihers, as well as ourselves, that we occasionally take those breathing , Jpells. Therefore, aa we remarked ubove, tlieie will be do paper issued froru this office uext week. The office : will bo or.ori during the week for the ' s transaction of all business, but more ' mrtip'ilurly for the taking in of mon- y due us. Kev. Lusher will preach in the 1 11. IS. Church on next Sunday morning. . Union Sabbath School at 3:00 p. m. The Pittsburgh Pott propose that ny peiuocratic legulatiTe member Ihat'fail to support the caucus cand.i clato for Senaior, be shot. j ;Our tha'iiks are due (o fas. DrpVnlee, formerly of this place, "liow of 'Bennington, Kansas, for filos of lapcrs'from that section. Judging i'rom Ma being nble to collect' these papers and pay the postage, we judge Jie is well aud prospering. The Clarion Republican fc"cs on to say that the teachers institute held - there last week was characterized bf better behavior on the part of teach ers, mule and female than has becaj customary la lui iner years. I bat s Jittle rough on the teachers who attend ed institute iu former years. - -Turkey shoots are taking place all .around u.,aud we are right on the ,1(011; aud may expect some develop ments iu that lino sooti. Be it known Ho the world at large aud the counties around about us particularly, that we bave some of the best shots here that (ever sigUtfl a gun. Itudolph Struken is putting an " addition on the rear of uk Fnieur baugh building, which he has bought, calculating to make it cerve the double purpose of n residence aud an eating : house. Ilia family are already do mesticated there, and the eating house will soon bo in running order. J The bear aud deer huutiilg lias been "still" for sometime. We' have not heard of any of either of these quadrupeds being 'slaughtered for , iomo weeks. Tho seasou for deer will he out oa January 1st, "but all, -thou hast all seasons for thine own, O, .bear!'' There w ill bo services iu the Pres byterian Church on Friday (Christ mas) evening, at Cj o'clock. All are invited to attend. The "Week of Prayer," which, com tnenecs on the first Sunday of the New Year, will be observed iu this church ; services being held every evening. All . t.'hriiitinns, of whatever dcuotuiualiou, are invited 10 partii iputi', Kobiiitsoii it Buiiner have just re- eeiyed a full lina of notioii5, many of ullii'Il ill'., buir il.li, I'.. i. I.l;.l. s t wuicn aiv?iiu;i!Mo lor jioihlay pres. euU. :i'stf ' For the information of the unin formed, we will state that next Friday is Christmas. The adipose matter -on domesticated fowls is thickening. The markets are being stripped . of their stores of cranberries and celery. And, we fear, tho cellars of the careless are being rumagod by, some of the careful,, to make provision for a good filling in on that day. It is right and proper that every one who ran do so conscien tiously should eat a good dinner on that day, if they can get it. Care should be taken, however, to regulate the eating to the capacity of the cater, and in order that they may know to a certainty their capacity, we would ad vise those calculating to do their ut most, to go to Oil City, and be gauged by Magee, who his figured that busi ness down to a fine point. It might, however, improve the digestion of those who contemplate as above, if, be fore they indulge in their "big eat," lhy would search out some poor chap who is liable otherwise to go without dinner, and divide np with him, ro membfiring that "ho that giveth to th poor lendeth la the Lord." Further more, it youxhave a dozen or two of fat fowls abu your premises that are depleting youfporncrib, and occasion ing you trouble in various way, send them out to y ifir poor neighbors, and you will finJlthat this will be the "boss" Christ itjus for you aud your house. Pond'our words, take them to heart, act ii)iff our suggestions, and our word for 5 vVwu wl" 'J0 better, and probnbly inerro(-j)crous in the future: On fiu ifny last, about noon, as Treasurcr-t ij-t Setley, was passing the house of Jcla Hood, ou the Oldtown flats, he wufcurprised to see Mr. II. aud the numbers of his family dash ing water'grtiuet the barn. Air. S. climbed i Up fence aud went ovej to see what nasj the matter, and found that the (k'mily had just succeeded in puttiog-oSt a fire in the haymow. It appear that Mr. II. coming out of the hoe, saw smoke issuing from the cracks in the bi rn, and ran thither to seo bout it. Tearing off a board where the smoke was thickest, he ibujid that the haymow, couUiniug several tons of hay, was ou Gre. Hush in? & lie stamped and pouuded "the fireyown and cried to his family to briirt; water. By hard fighting the tyo was subdued and the baru and Contents saved. The barn is nearly. it not quite, a hundred yards from the bouse, which precludes the possibility of the fire having caught from a spark from tho house. Neither Mr. Hood nor any one of his family had beeu near the barn since fariy morniug.nud had then no fire in any shape with them ; so there is but one conclusion to be arrived at, and that is, that the barn was set ou fire, with the intent to injure Mr. Hood, and make him lose the entire product of his summer's labor. Mr. Hood has no idsa who did the deed. If the oflcuder is caught he will suffer for hiscowardly attempt. Some geuilemen called our atten tion on Monday la.it to what they be lieved to be the unsafe condition of tlio M. E. Church, stating their con jiction that the side walls were giving way, and that the roof was in danger of falling in. Wishing to have a builders' opinion on the subject, wo yesteday morning took N. S. Fore man with us, and made a personal ex amination of the structure. The wall on tfie north side of the houso, looks, on ffie outside, as if it had been bulged outiree or four inzhes iu the centre, but oh the Inside thore is no indica tion Vif tho walls having been started since the plastering was put on. Mr. Foreman's opiuion was that the build ing was as strong now as when it was first erected, ne says, however, that the liuruh was not put up properly, the wiitl s being too light, and not be incctd as such walls should be. lle tpo said that the roof might some- timrcuire in, and when it did, he be lieved ilwould come entirely without warning We would call the atten tion of tip trustees to the importance of having llio building thoroughly ex amiued by other .builders and archi tects, at oirci, amltShyri, an,un(4 condition, to remeilyit, or eiae vacate it. Ths possibility of the loss of hu man life should 'cause such vigorous measures to be taken as to make publio buildings perfectly safe, if they are not already so, Dr. Fi.-dicr, Dentist, will be at the Lawrence House during Court week. aud at Tylurburg tho week followiug. 4 I. ? t- I- . 'it t . . Any work in his lino will bo attended to pror,t!y. On Monday next court convenes in Tionesta. The usual influx of law yers, clients, witnesses and jurors, will make our town lively, for that week, at least. This is one kind of business that close times does not seriously af fect. There are apparently as many differences of opinion now, that can not be settled outside of a court room, as. there were when times were flush. It may require a little harder' squeez ing to pay the costs, but satisfaction must be had all the same. These ses sions of court serve to show us what we could do in case of an emergency. Although the population of our place is sometimes doubled, there Is always room for them, Tionesta being sup pled with five full-fledged hotels, be side one on the other side of the river. Suppose an oil or mJninexjjitment should break out, wouldn't we just be prepnred to board the-iirplus popula tion? aud wouldn'tour hotels just rake down the currency T These times may comb; indeed we expect them. hca bow will we all flourish like the green bay tree, and wear store clothes and smoke ten cent cigars! Hasten the glad day. As this is our last issue previous to tho New Year, we desire again to call 'attention to the Beunion of Co. U, oAl r. v., which will take place at the Lawrence House on Friday, Jan uary 1st, 1875. It is hoped that every surviving member of the company will be present, as this is the first at tempt that has been made since the war, to get them together.' Invitatious are also ont for a grand ball fn the evening, which will, without doubt, be largely attended. Tho Tidioute Brass Band will be present, and also Mc Cray's String Band, which is said to be one of the best quadrille bands in this section. Extensive preparations bave been made, aud the Reunion and ball will both undoubtedly be success ful in their objects. The oil business Is iu a terrible stnte, and yet there are men who are still trying ta grind, or swindle the producers, by making them pay fur the privilege of using casing in wells. Af ter the casing hud been used a ntiru ber of years, both in salt nnd water wells, some conscientious cues comes along, and gets a patent for the pro cess, claiming to be the inventor of it, when the probability is that he had first seen it in ute on Oil Creek. The Roberts of Titusville bought an iuter est in the "patent," and the producers are to be made to disgorge for using the casing without a 'iright" from the patentees. Such men should be buried in a joint of their own patent casing, J udge Van Brunt of Long Inland, is a good shot. One night last week two burglars attempted to force an entrance into his house. The Judge "laid for them," and fired two shots, killing one of the burglars instantly, the other dyiug within half an hour. Before he died, however, he confessed that he had a hand jn the abduction of Charlie Ross, but that he did not then know where the boy was ; also that the other burglar, who was dead had known all about it. There are some hope now of tecovering the lost child. The skating on tbe bnck channel, and on the shores of the river, is in prime condition, at present writing, and it is just being enjoyed by the young folks of our town, iu a manuer that brings back our school-boy days with a rush. Pitch in, boys, and girls, skate while you have nothiug else to think of, and enjoy it to your utmost capacity, fur there cometh a time when you will have something else to do, and your skates will get rusty and your disposition soured. So, again we say, skate while you may. Some one poisoned Robinson's dog last week, a cold-blooded trick for which there could be no excuse. The dog was not cross, and was val ued as a playfellow of Mr. Robiuson's children. The only reason we can see why tho dog was poisoned, is because somebody has designs oil Mr. Robin son's coal. If the person who did the deed could be exposed to the contempt of the citizens of our towu, perhaps he, or she would appreciate bow de graded thev hadjjocft'wc. That frauk spoken gentkndan, Robert Dale Owen, has given evideuce that the "Katie King" medium reve lations, which he believed a year ago, are swiudlea. It is a signicunt revela tion, coaiiug as it does Iroui a man who, intelligent and acute, was still carried away by the incdiuroistic fever. He has had enough penetration to dis cover, what many never do,- aud to avow what others never would. So this bit of mcdiuni'hip rcMs exposed,. Mine host of the Lawrence House is erecting ao addition 20x40 feet to the hotel build'ing, which is to be used at a billiard room by Mr. Brownlee Zouver, of Plensnotville, who will put in two tables as soon as the room is finished, Mr. Lawrence calculates to have it ready for occupation before New Year's dy. - According to the almanac, yes terday was the shortest day of the year; the time, from sun to sun being nine hours and sixteen minutes. As the days are to get longer, less kero sene will be used ; the oil business will therefore suffer another decline f and now that the Democrat, are in power," what will becohie of us 7 . Jmb' Republic The December number of this valuable magazine, now at hand, is fully up to the stand ard of excellence heretofore noted. The Prospectus for the 4th volume, commencing January, 1875, promises further improvement new'type and to maintain the subscription at $2 per year, free of postage. The table of contents contains, among other articles, the following : The Late Elections- press comments on same, Vote of 1872 and 1874 compared. The Fublic Do main, Soldier's Bounties. The Chat tanooga Convention, Reciprocity with Canada, Foreign Intercourse, Railway Postal Service, The Report of the Secretary of the Treasury, and many other articles of great interest and value. Address The Republic. Wash ington,. C, for sample copy, or, which is better, send $2 for subscrip tion. THE FITT.HnritUH OAZETTE. Those who ara arranging for their home papers for the next year, will do wisely to send for sample copies of the Pittsburgh Gazette, Daily or Weekly, as it will be seen to be the best paper published in Pittsburgh. It is tho oldest, being nearly 89 years old, and has kept puce with all phases of mod ern newspaper progress. It is printed with now type, and on clean, white, handsome paper. Its news is specially full, and accurate. It receives cable news from Europe, and dispatches from all parts of the country. It has. special correspondents in Washington, during the se3sion of Congress, and at Harrisburg during tbe session of the Legislature, and will give full reports of all that is interesting iu the pro ceedings. Its local news is complete and varied, yet chaste and pure. Its editorials contain trenchaut disenssiona of all current subjects, and deal inde peutly with all the issues of the hour. The paper is Republican in politics, but holds that the party is superior to cliques and rings. Its market reports are specially full and complete, and have a reputation that is wide-spread, fur accuracy and reliability. In fre quent instances, parties in the country have saved or made considerable sums by following the accurate reports of prices, given in the uazette, in selling their proJuefl. It also contaius agri cultural, household, end family lead ing, carefully selected. Thus it' is a family paper of great excellence and rare cheapness, ns to price. Its circu lation is tho largest of the Pittsburgh press. 'I his year tho postage on pa pers is prepaid at the Pittsburgh office, thus necessitating the addition of this item to the rates. For this reason, we present amended rates, and claim thnt they afford tho cheapest newspaper published, when the size and quality of the paper are considered. terms : Daily Gazelle (postage prepaid) by mail, per annum, (10.00; for six months, $5.00; for three months, 82.50; for one month, $1.00; by tbe week, payable to the carrier, 15 cents. Weekly Gazette (postage prepaid) by mail, single subscribers, $175 per year; in clubs of five, $1.60; in clubs of ten or more, $1.40, aud an addition al copy for every ten, to the getter up of the club. Postmasters are request ed to act as agents. For sample copy, of daily or week ly, free of charge, address Kino, Reed & Co.,' Pittsburgh, Ta. Jury List for December Term, 1874. ti KAN I JURORS. Tionesta Bora. John Reck, Foroman, 1.. J. Johnston, Jacob Suiearbaugh, J. M. Kepler. Tionesta Tvp.S. J. Solloy, JaoobStitz ner, Wm. Ii. IludiUeson. . Harmony. J. R. Jonon, . O. Moirlnon J. V. Connolly, Uyron Landors. Harnett. W. II. Warner, Daniel Altnian Jauii Black, J. J. Kcynoldu, James Cus eoiih, letter Warner, tieorgs Maze. KtiiRnley. Frank WaUon, (ieorgo Os good, Juntos Babb. Oreou. Niuhola Iknnburgli, - HL-kory.J. P. Aibatti;li. . Jeiiks. J. J. 1'arsuim. m l'ETIT JURORS. Tionesta Bore. Samuel Clark, J. N. Tiotsworth, Ale. Uennac, Daniel Wal tr, II. O. iiavia, tieorgo Bush, T. H. Hav age, Morris Kinntein, J. A. Hidings, An drew Kmet, T. B. Cobb, Henry ;Urubbn, Joseph llidingor, Michael Itlol.Jr. 'i'ioueMta Twp, Nicholas Thunmsmi, J MeMillcn, Abram Mealy, Wm. V lnl Adam i Vouun. James llud'llen oguf, James Huddlckou, John H.xhI ood. Ilniiiionv. lohn Mclutiio, A. A. Hop- kins, Thos. D. llojrup, A. M. Hunter, J. Neill, George I'nnlnp. tirnmi. Wm. nium, Rob't nroombtiiigh Lewis Arner, F.manuol Dale, O.J. Lacy, Wm, Haslot, P. M. Ilaidet, Jacob Myers, II. W. Ledahur, Andrew Gruhbi. Hickory, Klian Albaugh, W. Albaugh, Thomns J. Bowman. Klnpslpy. W. Whitchlll, Oust. Rhodes, Mort. Hoatli, Kit Htrano lavid Bock. .Tcnks. Ja. W. Ward, James Vatson. llarnelt. Thonio Fitzgerald. ESTRAY. Came to the premises of the sub scriber, in Howe township, this county, on or about the 10th day of Novem ber, a Black Heifer, three years old. The owner is notified to come forward, provo property, and take her away, or sbe will be disposed of according to lawi. Jas. B. Allen, Brnep. O. Warren Co., P. MARRIED. SAVAGK KILGOKH. At the tvnldpiirc of the brMG's mother, on tho evening of tho 8d inst., by Klder P. Oalt Miller, James P. Savage, Ksq., formerly of thia tlace, and Mi8 Mary 8. Kifgoro. of ouisville, Ky. Our townspeople of a few years' standing will remember Jas, who was celebrated for his intense good humor, as well as for his skill as a hunter and fisher. lie and his fair bride have our best wishes for a happy future. Xeio Advertlsemmta. PelKfoti. NOTIC13 IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT a Ptilion will be presented at tho next nesslon ol tho legislature for the pas sage of a law reinstatinir the Oiiitimiwinn era of the Big Level Stnto Koad, long onnugn to eouoct prssent taxes, pay up iu debtodnoaa and settle up accounts. For the (Jommiusionors, W. S. OVIATT. Poc. 3, 1874. 37 4t ' Xotioc. IN THE Court of Common Pleas of For est Count v. Martin Miner. Libo ant. vs. Mary Miner, Respondent, No. 17, Feb'y Term, 1874, Hubpiena in IHvorco, ixhmo'd Jan'y fllh, 1M74, JMIiil. Alias HubKCna awarueu may zuiu, ion, iinu. To Mary Miner: Vim At'fl liAPfltt linttnml to appear on 4th Monday of fiocombcr next, to answer to tne complaint oi ins said Martin Miner. T. J. VAN GIE3EN, Sheriff. Nov. 30th, 1874. PROCLAMATION. Whkrkar. The Hon. L. D. Wetmore, President Judge of tho Court of Com mon Pleas and Quarter Sessions in nnd for tho county of Forest, has Issued his pre cept for holding a Court of Common Pleas Quarter fSenionx, A'c, at Tionesta, for the County of Forost, to commence. r,u tho fourth Monday of Deo. next, being tho iMUi day of Dee. 1874. Notice is therefore given to the Coroner, Justices of the Pence and Constables of snid county, that thoy be then nnd thero in their proper persona at ten o'clock, A. M., of naid dav, with thoir ltn:uiun, 1MI( II ir.1 nulla eullllltuuulin alio. other remembrances, to do those things which to their offices appertain to be done, and to those who bound in rccogniunco to prosecute against tho prisoners that are or shall bo in tho .lail of Forest County ,that they be then and there to prosecute against thorn aa shall bo just. Given under my hand and seal this 24th dav of Nov., A. V, 1874. T. J. VAN (ilESEN, bh'ff. C. W. 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