Mt forest $cpuMfoiro.
WEDNESDAY M0RN1XG, Al'0. 11, 1875.
BOUOUGH OFFICEHS,
7!nr(;r.M--Joii M IlKcic.
Vtiuncilmen O. W. lloblnson, N. A,
Turner, A. It. Kellv, S. 11. Haslet, A. IX.
Parti-liltfe, If. (). 1)BVH.
Jvatieri a the l'caccD. S. Knox, C. A.
llnmlnll.
(iHxInhlc IT. KwrtRirart
ftrhoot liirrrlrirni H. ICnnjr, TI. O. In
vl, K. .?. Woli'ott, . 11. Haslet, A. H.
Kolly, 1). (Murk.
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FORKST COUNTY OFFICERS.
Presiilnit ,Tutljri,. T). WurMonir.
Axncinte JadjH-Asimiiw Cook, Joh.
it. llAI.K.
XhttrirTT. .1. Van Oikkkn.
Trentnrer S. .1. Nkti.ky,
1'rnthonotitry, licgiatv Jiceorder, ite.
V. M. ClahkI
Commissioners Joui Thompson, J ah.
K. Claiik, Hi.t IIkiw.in.
OiMnft Superintendent f. F. TloiinKR.
lUntrirt Attorney H. I). Ikwim.
Jury (JommMJioncfi Jas. 1''lni,Wm.
Fattkbson.
(Yiunf.v .Vint'r.ior S.T). Inwm.
fV),-o,i(!r M. li'TKr,, Jm.
County Hititor T. U. Copn, L. Wab
Kkii, ). Jamikhon.
Member o Congress Iff A District C. B.
Ct'nTiM.
Iacm6fj J. 11. Aonew.
Time of Trntna
. At TIONESTA STATION, on and.aftcr
May 24, 1S75J
r SOUTH.
Tndn flO - - - - 10:4(1 a. m.
" M - - - HiOS p. m.
" 6i 8:40 p. tn.
KOHTIt.
Train S3
" (SO
" 61
fcfW) n. m.
4:4H p. in,
8:28 a. m.
On the River Division i. e. from Oil City
to Irvluotnn, up tho river is North ; down
lho river, south.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Rev. Elliot will preach in Uie
.Prcsbytorinn church on Sunday next,
morning and evening. Sabbath School
ut 3 o'clock p. ru.
Republicans, by nil means got
registered. Wednesday, Sept. 1st, is
the outside limit. Dou't delay.
Tho Democratic primaries will
take place at tho usual place of hold
ing election!, on Saturday, tho 28th
uust. C
The SuiuUy School Assembly nt
'Pulr Puinf ClmtitwtinitA T.hicp.'I Inrfrp.
-I 1 1 ;---
ly attended, and the exercises ato suid
to ho very interesting.
The Kentucky Stnto election has
.j! ono Democrntio. - Berks county, in
this State, will undoubtedly go the
eamo way in November.
Argument Court Is in session
Court conveued yesterday. No busi'
ifujiti mivtttnt ftfttTeat is beiug trans'
acted. Will probably adjourn to-day.
Ou account of the press of ruat
.ter occasioned by the primary elec-
tions, wo have ucither room nor time
to comment upon the nominees. They
jra all good men, however. Will give
them a hoist at some future time.
' Rev. Newell, who delivered a ser
mou in tho Presbyterian church, in
this placo some two years since, was
.thrown from a carriage, in Franklin,
.on Sunday afternoon lust, sustaining a
fracturo of the collar bono, and d is
location of the shoulder.
Through an oversight, wo ncg
lected last week to notice the fact that
Mr. David Walters, of Newinanville,
fr.ther of Mr. Daniel Walters of this
place, died on Wednesday evening
28t.li ult. He was one of the oldest
settlers in this region, and was a good
.citizen.
W. I Finley, of Salem township,
accepted the cull made -on him by
voters irrespective of party, and con
sents to become a caudidato for State
.Senator from this district. If nomi
nated ho will bo a credit to this dis
trict, and will make a vigorous can
vass. Clarion Jiejtubliean.
Tho Republicans of New York
manifest coutidenco in their ability to
carry that State (his Fall. It seems
like a desperate vepture with the cities
.of New York and Brooklyn in Demo
.cratic hands, but they are encouraged
nn J confident. Tho cause is worthy
ihe effort.
lho board ot school directors in
JIcKean Co., which raised th salary
pf the Co. Sopt. to 82,000 per annum,
and whoso action iu so doing was de
nounced by the State Supt., met again
tho 27th ult., and, after a stormy
session, reduced tho salary of thnt of
ficer to $1,000 per annum. Better
lute than never.
Somo of. our gamins amused them
selves a few evenings since by stretch
ing a wiro acrobs tho pidcwalk, just
.high enough to trip pedestrians. We
heard of no one being hurt, but tliesfl
chaps wiil not find it so funny, should
tliey succeed iu injuring any one. Wc
liupo the coiiitlnhlu ill keep a fcliarp
look out lor the Young ratals.
Meeting of the County Committee.
Tionimta, Aug. 10, 1875.
Committee met in Arbitration
Room of Court Hons, at 7 o'clock, p.
m. , , . .
Messrs. D. Graham and A. B. Kelly
were elected Secretaries of the mect-
111 K-
Roll called. All presont except
Messrs. Dusenbnry, Allison and Coon.
On motion, Messrs. Heath, Green and
Fearsall acted iu place of the absent
committeemen.
Moved that the Rules adopted Aug.
15th, 1,874, remain the rules to govern
the Republican party in Forest Co.
Carried.
Mived that the p'aco of holding
the primary elections in Upper Har
mony be changed from White Oaks to
tho Sclley school house, on Fleming
Hill. Carried.
The Committee then proceeded to
the election of a chairman for the en
suing year. Moved that the candidate
having the least number of votes, be
dropped, after each ballot.' Carried.
J." T. Dale, of Tionesta was duly
elected Chairman of the county com
mittee for the ensuing year.
On motion, adjourned.
The following gentlemen were
elected by the Republican voters of
the various election districts of Forest
county, as members of the Republican
County Committee for the ensuing
year.
' Barnett, W. R. Coon.
Green, S. C. Roupe. ,
Howe, D. Graham.
Hickory, F. E. Allison. . (
Upper Haimouy, P. M. Guild.
Lower " Jno. Thompson.
Jeuks, P. V. Mercilliott. , '
Kingsley, W. A. Dusenbury.
Tionesta boro., A. B. Kelly.
Tionesta Up., C. V. Clark.
Trunkeyville Items.
Messrs Grove fc Wolcolt have
been having rather bad luck with
their well near this place; first losing
the tools in tho well by the Jjreaking
of their cable, then, after fishing thera
out, getting theffsuud pump stuck.
The sand pump was taken out last
Friday, since hich time operations
have been resumed with favorable
prospects. .'
Our school closed on Thursday
last, with but small attendance ; only
some six or eight scholars being pres
ent. ,
The primary elections at this
place, on Saturday last, moved off
smoothly, being somewhat lubricated
by beer, Ac. AJIcr tho vote was
co'jnted, tbemenibers of the board,
with one exception indulged in a sup
per at the Peterson IIous,
JoriN.
We notice that Mr. Cobet, Dem
ocratic nominee for Stato Senate, is
announced in the Forest Press. If
the gentleruau proposes tofgt the
Democratic primary elections in this
county, it strikes us that he is getting
somewhat out of bounds. It is not
customary for parties from other coun
ties to contest the election with any
county whero there is a home candi
date, nor, is it in good taste. It is
perfectly right for Mr. C. to endeavor
to get second instructions, but jt is an
unheard of innovation to let his natne
go before the Democratic primaries of
this county in opposition to tho home
candidate. Tho Clarion county Dem
ocracy, however, were never noted for
their extreme delicacy in political
matters, generally wanting all district
offices, and a good share of the time
taking them, as the Irishman sa
"whether or no." It's uonfof our'
funeral, but we like to see the square
thing iu all that appertains to Forest
couuty.
The Democracy of Clarion coun
ty are troubled with fight on tha
Prothunotary question. Mr. Conser,
tho defeated caudidato, claims that' he
received moro votes than Mr. Barr,
and should have been declared the
nominee instead of Barr. Ho is
backed up by several influential Dera-
orats, who refuse to be quieted unless
justice is done. The end is not yet.
T. J. Payue has sold out his mill
and contract in Warren couuty, and
has moved back to bu old homestead
near Newmanvillo, Clarion couuty.
From the best information we can get,
Mi. I'uyiio is one of Jhfi best lumber
men iu this region. Glad he's got so
near us uj'tiin, and only wish ho were
a citizeu of Forest county.
An old woman, who was undoubt
edly crazy, was observed parsing
through town, up tho middld of Elm
street, on Saturday afternoon last.
She was a horriblo looking object, be
ing about half nude, aad very filthy.
She meddled with no one, and went
directly out of town, and no measures
were taken to ascertain who she was,
or whero she was from.
The Cincinnati Commercial states
it after this fashioiiThose great
Domocratio statesmen, Cary, Allun,
Ewing, Pendleton, ajd so ou, ask of
Ohio Republicans that they shall put
the Democrats inta power because
they have a patent-right invention for
making money plenty by simply issu
ing legal-tender notes without any
promise of redemption."'
Mr. S. J. Woloott, of De Witt-
ville, N. Y., was in town last week, on
business, combined, we suppose, with
pleasure. He reports his family all
well, and contradict the report that
his son-in-law, Z. T. Shriver, is very
sick. Mr. S. was a little sore for a
fow days, on account of a wrench re
ceived while lifting, but has never
had to quit work a day, on account of
Mr. Daniel Harrington called
upon us last week, and desired us to
sav in our next issue that the commu
nication written by him, and publish
ed iu the Forest Press, derogatory to
Co. Supt. Brockway, was all wrong,
and shouldn't have been written. This
action on the part of Mr. Harrington
is commendable, to say the least. All
are liable to errors, but how many
of us are willing to confess our errors
when they.arb shown us?
We notice by some of our ex
changes that one huudred shares of
the second preferred stook of the Re
no Real Estate Company sold at par
in tho New York stock exchange on
Wednesday last The first sales of
this stock in New York were made
about tWiJ.h ago at $50 per
share, since which time it has gradual
ly advanced to par. This will be good
news to some cltizeu of tbis end of
the county, who hold shares in said
eompany.
Camp meeting is going on at
ijicmugvniu, nun is wen nuunuou.
On Sunday several of our young peo
ple, and some of the olderones attend
ed the meeting. As far as we could
learn, f(f feet order was observed, and'
from the preparations that were made
previous to the meeting?, We don't be
lieve there will be any attempts to dis
turb the worshippers. Mr. Carpenter
folded bis tt nt on Monday, and will
take pictures of those wishing them,
ou the ground.
Some weeks ago wo published a
statement relating to a precious stone
or diamond, found by John Rulaud, of
1'ino Grove, which was extensively
copiuU air. ioiuuu is iu currespuii
dence with parties in New York, anc
has received $100 installment' onie
spocimen sent them, with a promise of
more soon. Air. Kuland keeps the
matter in a mysterious way, for what
purpose none ciur determine. The
brilliant stone nJltonoimceJlk to be
crytalized quartz by some, it so, the
picco sent to the chemist would be
worth but a trifle, iiir less thanks
amount already paid; and ere is
more promised. narren ledger.
As we several memm'Sf
the old Penu'a Reserves in this county,
we publish thovnog fuhcir in
formation ; ,
Tho subject of attduffYug the Cen
tennial in a body is being agitated
among the Pennsylvania Reserve
Association. The suggestion has been
thrown out that those members of the
Association residing iu Western Pen
nsylvania appoint some place as a ren
dezvous say Pittsburgh where every
provision can be made iu the way of
.camp equipments, aud march to Phila
delphia over the old wsgou route.
Regimental and company organiza
tions within the Association, and indi
vidual members thereof, in the eastern
part of the State, can make prepara
tions to join those from Western Penn
sylvania at such points along the
route at may be convenient, so that
when the column shall roach Philadel
phia the entire Association, excepting
the members residing in that city, will
be iu line. At game point outside the
city tho Philadejphians could join
their comrades.
A meeting of representatives of the
various organizations in the Associa
tion will be called ere long to take
action o:: the above suggestions.
Commercial.
Go to Robinson & Bonner's for
glass fruit jars, jelly glasses, tin cans,
scaling wax, etc. 5tf
Graiu cradle?, grass scythes and
biiaths, hand rakes, forks &c, at Rob
inson & Bon uer's. lltf.
IVollce.
Fereons having unsettled ncoounts
with me, will confer a favor by calling
and settling the same before tho first
of 8ept.raa uo account will bo permit
ted to run any longer without settle
ment. J. B. Pearsall,
Clarington,
13 4t . Torest Co., Pa.
FOR SALE.
The valuable and beautiful homo
stead formerly owned by Hon. Joseph'
G. Dale, and in which he now resides,
is in my hands for sale at very low
figures. Terms one-third purchase
money down',anaVthc(balance in ono
and two years. MftEq W. Tate.
lOtf. .....
Landlord and Tenant Leases, the
most approved form, for sale at this
office.
Those beautiful lots just north of
Mrs. Henry's residence can be bought
cheap, on long time, by applying to
the editor of this paper. tf.
LOST.
On Saturday or Sunday last, one
half of a chased gold locket, oval,
about one inch long by 'one-half inch
wide. The owner was up the Stewart's
Run Road as far as McClintock's on
Saturday. Any one finding it will be
suitably rewarded by leaving it with
Dr. Winans. lltf
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least Baldwin, of Tidioute says so,
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IN THE Court of Common Pleas of For
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John Cobb vs. Giles F. Fillev, Theodore
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liiiTEHS. No epidemic can take LolvJ,
of a system trius fore-nrnicd.
' Dyspepsia or Indigestion, !re.nl,
ache, Pain in tho Shoulders, ChurIis,
Tightness of tho Chest, Dizziness, oiir
Eructations of tho Stomach, Had Tnslo
in tho Mouth, Bilious Attacks, J'ii);ili;tr
tation of the Ilcnrt, inllamnmtinn of tlxi
Lungs, Pain in tho region of lho Kid
neys, and a hundred other painful symp
toms, nro tho otl'springs of DyspepiUi,
Ono bottlowill prove a bpttei j;iianiiitc
of its merite. than a lcng'liy jidveuisa,
ment.
Scrofula, cr Kins's Evil, widi
Swolliups, Ulcers, rliTsipolas, Swelleil SVek,
Goitre, Sciol'uluus I n lUuiiuiut iin. Itidulrnt
InQanimatiuus, ilurciiriul Atlui'iiiuiH, Old
Sores, Eruptions uf tho Skin, Sura Eyes, ele.
'In those, as iu all other ciniKtitiitiwml 1'i
onaes, WALKKn's Vinkqau UriTKiis liivi
shown their groat cuialivo powur.1 in tint
Biost obbtinalo ui)d iutiiH't.ibU: riics.
For Iiillaniniatiry and I'hronkj
Bhcuniatism, Gout, liilious, Kciuiw
tontnnd Intermittent fevers, Diicasec of
tho Illood, Liver, Kidneys inid HlaildiT,
tlicso HiltiTs liuvo uo en mi I. butU Diie:uu.i
aro caused hy Vitiuted lilooj. ,
Mechanical Diseases. To sons cat .
gaged in Paints nnd .Mineral.1, such as
Plumbera, Type-settoM, (iold-boatrrs.' suil
Ijiuurs, as they udvuuua in lite, urn siil'ji'ct,
to paruiysis uf tho Ilun-els. To iciuinl
against this, taka a doso of Wai.ki:hs Vim
Euar BiTTKia occasionally.
For Skin Diseases, Eruptions, Tit
tor, baU-Hliuillll, lllotclios, Spots, l'iiop'ei,
Pustules, Units, Carbuncles, King-woi nn,
SeiUd-lienil, Sore Eyes, Erysipelas. Itch.
Scurfs. Diwoloralioiis of tlio Skin, Humors
and Disease of tlio Skin of hateror nuiiiii
or nature, are literally dug up und eaiiieil
out of the system iu a thoil timo by the UiO
of tlioso Hitters.
l'iii, Tape, and other Worms,
lurking in the svstuia of so niuiiy thousmuls,
are ctleetually ilostroycd uud removed. No
system uf medicine, no TeriuiliiRcs, no nn
tlielmiiiitles wiilfroa the system lioui n ouns
like these Dittcrs.
For Female Complaints, in young
or old, married or sinulo, ot the dawn of wo,
manhood, or tha turn of lite, these Toniu
Hitters display so decided an inuuenco that
improvement is toon porceptililo.
Cleanse tho Vitiated Blood when
ever yon liud its impurities bursting through
the ikin io I'implos, Eruptions, or Seres;
cleanse it when you fiud it obstructed tnd
sluggish in tha ruins; vitalise it when it id
foul , your fueling will tell vou when Keep
the blood pure, and the heullh of tha ittuiu
will follow.
11. II. MrIOI ALr di CO.,
Dnifffftsts anil lien. A irts-, 8un Krnncisuo. Cu ifiirals,
aud uur. uf Wiuluntou anil riiurltnn sis.. !. V.
Sold Siy all Ufugulkta aud Ucal.-t-s.
C. W. EARNEST,
SUKGEON D15NTIST,
TIDIOUTE, PA.
ALL OPERATIONS urtiliilnir to Mur
Kieal or Meehuuieul Dentistry r
formed with cure, anil warranted. I gunr
Hlitx'K sureess or n fund the nionov.
(itliio ill It A N 1 I N itltU'lv I'.I.OCK.
Iteiiieinlii r lho iilare.
li-J-lv. (i.W. EARNEST.