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WEDNESDAY M0RX1XG, 110. 11, 5875.
BOROUGH OFFICEHS.
Jlurpra Jours Hkik.
(V)Kiicimf)i 1. W. ltablnnn, S. A.
Turner, A. I. Kelly. H. II. Haslet, A. 11.
1'nrtriilKO, 1 1. O. lavi.
Justice of the i'enee D. S. Knox, C. A.
Randall.
Jiireetor 1. H. ICnnv, H. O.
vi, S. .1. Wolcott, H. II. Hnnlot, A. .
Kelly, 1). Clark.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
President Jtnlije Tj. D. Wftmorp,
Associate Judycs Andrew Cook, Jos.
. Dat.r.
vriT T. J. Van Dikrkm.
Trensurer H. .1. Rkti.kv.
Vrnlhnnotary, llcgistcr ot Jteeorilcr, itc
1. M. Cr.AtiK.
0)mmMloinr-.IoHi TrtoMPsoif, Jas.
lv. Clark, Kli Berlin.
Onnnty tiuperintemlrnt 8. F. TtomiEB,
IHstrict Attorney fi. D. Irwix.
.fury (V)mmi.n'oner J ah. Flyni,Wm.
Pattkrhox.
(tun!; .Surveyor 8. P. Inwirf
fbronei M. Ittki., Jn.
Vountjf Auditor T. U. Conn, L. War
kh, O. Jamikron.
Member of Congrti 10M DitrietC. D.
ClHTIS.
Assembly J. B. AoNmv.
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to Irvlnotwn, np the rivor is North ; down
the river, south.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Rev. Elliot will preach in the
Presbyterian church on Sunday next,
morning and evening. Sabbath School
At 3 o'clock p. ni.
Republican, by all means get
registered. Wednesday, Sept. 1st, id
the outside limit. Don't delay.
The Democratic primaries 'will
take place at the usual places of hold
ing elections, on Saturday, tho 28th
iust. , sr
The Sunday ScfuolA8fembly nt
Fair Point, Chautauqua Lake, Is large
ly attended, and the exercises are said
to he very interesting.
--The Kentucky State election has
pone Democratic. Burks county, in
this Slate, will undoubtedly go the
-same way in November.
Argument Court is in session.
CourH.ciJflvcnod yesterday. No busi
ness of general interest is being trans
acted. Will probably adjourn to-day.
Ou account of the press of mat
ter occasioned by the primary elec
tions, wo have neither room nor time
to comment upon the nominees. They
ore all good men, however. Will give
them a hoUt at some future time.
Rev. Newell, who delivered a ser
mon in the Preshytoriau church, in
this placo some two years since, was
.thrown from a carriage, in Franklin,
on Sunday afternoon lust, sustaining a
fracture of the collar bono, and dis
location of the shoulder.
Through an oversight, we neg
lected lust week to notice the fact that
Mr. David Walters, of Newmanville,
ft.tber of Mr. Daniel Wullers of this
place, died on Wednesday evening
28th ult. He was one of the oldest
-settlers in this region, and was a good
.citizen.
W. P. Finley, of Salem township,
accepted the call uiude on hitn by
voters irrespective of party, aud cou
sciits to becomo a candidate for State
Senator from this district. If nomi
nated he will be a credit to this dis
trict, and will make a vigorous can
vass. Clarion liqniblican.
The Republicans of New York
manifest confidence in their ability to
-carry that State I his Fall. It seems
like a desperate venturo with the cities
of New York ocd Brooklyn in Demo
cratic hauds, but they are encouraged
and confident. The cause is worthy
tho effort.
The board of 6chool directors iu
"JIcKcan Co., which iaisd the salary
of the Co. Supt. to $2,000 per annum,
And whoso action in so doing was de
nounced by the Stato Supt., met again
ou the 27th ult., and, after a stormy
session, reduced the salary of that of
ficer to $1,000 per annum. Better
late than never.
Some of our gamins amused them
selves a few evenings since by stretch
ing a wire across the sidewalk, just
high enough to trip pedestrians. We
-heard of no one being hurt, but these
chaps will not find it so funny, should
they succeed iu injuring any one. We
'hope the coualublu will keep u fcliarp
look outjbr the young ruscals.
Meeting of the County Committee.
Tioni-mta, Aug. 10, 1875.
Committee met in Arbitration
Room of Court House, at 7 o'clock, p
m.
Messrs. D. Graham and A. B.Kelly
were elected Secretaries of, Ui meet
ing. Roll called. All present except
Messrs. Dusenbury, Allison and Coon.
On motion, Messrs. Heath, Green and
Pearsall aeted iu place of the absent
committeemen.
Moved that thf. Rules adopted Aug.
15th, 1874, remain the rules to govern
the Republican party in Forest Co.
Carried.
Moved that the place of holding
the primary elections in Upper Har
mony be changed from White Oaks to
the Setley 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 Tiouesta was duly
elected Chairman of the county com
mittee for the ensuing year.
Oo motion, adjourned.
gaS: Secretaries.
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.
Greeu, S. C. Roupe.
Howe, D. Graham.
Hickory, F. E. Allison.
Upper Haimony, P. M. Guild.
Lower " Jno. Thompson.
Jetiks, P. V. Mercilliott.
Kingsley, W. A. Dus mbury.
Tiouesta boro., A. B. Kelly.
Tiouesta twp., C. W. Clark.
Trunkeyville Items.
Messrs. Grove fc Wolcott have
becu having rather bad luck with
their well near this place; first losing
the tools in the well by the breaking
of their cable, then, after fishing them
out, getting their Baud pump stuck.
The sand pump was takeu out lust
Friday, sinco which 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, ou Saturday last moved off
smoothly, being somewhat lubricated
by beer, Ac. After the vote was
counted, the members of the hoard,
with one exception indulged in a sup
per at the Peterson House.
JonN.
We notice that Mr. Cobet, Dem
ocratic nominee for State Senate, is
announced in the Forest Press. If
the gentleman proposes to run at 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 where 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 it is an
unheard of innovation to let his name
go before the Democratic primaries of
this county in opposition to tlio home
candidate. The Clarion county Dem
ocracy, however, were pever noted for
their extreme delicacy in political
matters, gouerally wanting all district
offices, and a good share of the time
taking them, as .the Irishman says,
"whether or no." It'a none of our
funeral, but we like to see the square
thing iu all that appertains 19 Forest
county.
The Democracy of Clarion coun
ty are troubled with a fight on the
Prothonotary question. Mr. Couser,
the defeated candidate, claims that he
received more votes thaa Mr. Barr,
and should have been declared the
nominee instead of Barr. He is
backed up by several influential Dem
crats, who refuse to be quieted unless
justice is done. The end is not yet.
T. J. Payne has sold out his mill
and contract in Warren county, and
has moved back to hu old homestead
near Newmanville, Clarion county.
From the Lett information we can get,
Mr. Payne U one of tho best lumber
men in this region. Glad ho's got so
near us ouin, aud only wish he were
a citizen of Forest to mil v.
An old woman, who was undoubt
edly crazy, was observed passirg
through town, up the middle of Elm
street, on Saturday afternoon last.
She was a horrible looking object, be
ing about half nude, and very filthy.
She meddled with no one, anJ went
directly out of town, and no measures,
were taken to ascertain who she was,
or where sbe was from.
The Cincinnati Commercial states
it after this fushion: "Those great
Democratio statesmen, Cary, Allen,
Ewiug,.Pndleton, and so on, ask of
Ohio Republicans that they shall put
the Democrats into 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. 8. J. Wolcott, 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 fort,
few days, on account of a wrench r
ceived while lifting, but has neve
had to quit work a day, oa account on
it.
Mr. unuicl Harrington cniie-i
upon us last week, and desired us to
say in our next issue that the commu
nication written by him, and publish
ed iu tho Forest Prces, 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.
. Air
are liable to errors, but how manyl
of us are willing to confess our errors'
when they are shown us?
We notice by some of our ex
changes that oDe huudred shares of
the second preferred stook of the Re
no Real Estate Company sold at par
in the New York stock exchange on
Wednesday last. . The Cret sales of
this stock in New York were made
about two months ago at $50 per
share, since which time it has gradual
ly advanced to par. This will be good
news to some citizen of this end of
the county, who hold shares in said
company.
'Camp meeting is going-on at
Lickiogville, and is well attended.
On Sunday several of our young peo
ple, and some of the older ones attend
ed the meeting. As far as we could
learn, perfect 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 tent on Monday, and will
take pictures of those wishing them,
ou the grouud.
Some weeks ago wo published a
statement relating to a precious stone
or diamond, found by John Ruland, of
Pine Grove, which was exteusively
copied. Mr. Ruland is in correspon
dence with parties in New York, and
has received $100 installment on the
specimen sent them, with a promise of
more soon. Mr. Ruland keeps the
matte? iu a mysterious way, for what
purpose none can determine. The
brilliant stone is pronounced to be
crytalized quaitz by some. If so, the
piece sent to the chemist would be
worth but a trifle, far less than the
amount already paid; and there is
more promised. Warren Ledger.
As we have several members of
the old Penn'a Reserves in this county,
we publish the following for their in
formation :
- Tho subject of attending 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 in Western Pen
nsylvania appoint some place as a ren
dezvous say Pittsburgh where every
provision can be made iu the way of
camp equipments, and march to Phila
delphia over the old wagou route.
Regimental aud company organiza
tions within the Association, and indi
vidual membecs 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 reach Philadel
phia the entire Association, excepting
the members residing in that city, will
be in line. At some point outside the
city the Philadelphians could join
their comrades.
A meeting of representatives of the
various organizations in the Associa
tion will be called ere long to take
notion 01: the above suggestions.
Commercial.
Go to Robinson & Bonner's for
glass fruit jars, jelly glasses, tin cans,
sealing wax, etc. 15tf
Grain cradles, grass scythes and
snaths, hand rakes, forks Ac, at Rob
insou & Bonner's. lltf.
Notice.
Pereons having unsettled accounts
with me, will confer a favor by calling
and settling the same before the first
of Sept., as no account will bo permit
ted to run any longer without settle
ment. J. B. Pearsall,
Claringyi,
18 4 1 Foresl Co., Pa.
FOR SALE.
The valuablo and beautiful home
stead formerly owned by Hon. Joseph
G. Dale, and in which he now resides,
is iu fiiy hands for sale at very low
figures. Terms one-third purchase
money down, and the balancerin one
and two years. Miles W. Tate.
lOtf.
-Landlord and Tenant Leases, the
most approved form, for sale at this
office.
Those beautiful lots just north of
Mrs. IIenryV
.ico can be bought
ch
V applying to
tf.
. or Sunday last, one
. chased gold locket, oval,
. one inch long by one-half inch
.de. 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
The lightest running Machine in
the world is the Grover & Baker, at
east Baldwin, of Tidioute says so,
,nd be knows. 46 ly
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Corn Meal, bolted - - - - 2.50
Chop feed .... f2.002.20
Kye $ bushel ..... 1.00
Oats bushel ' - 63 70
Corn, ears -"--- 4o50
Beans bushel ... 2.00(0.3.00
Ham, sugar cured - . - 17
Breakfast Bacon, sugar cured - - 10
Sugar ...... 10 12 J
Syrup ...... 75 1.00
N. O. Molasses .... 1.00
Roast Rio Coffee No. 1 ... 30
Rio Coffee, best - - - 28
Java Coffee ..... 87
Tea - - .60 1.25
Butter ..... - - 1820
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July 21, 1B75.-18 3t S. If. HASLET.
IN THE Court of Common Pleas of For
est County. No. 1 St-pt. Term, 1874,
Breve de partition faelenda. Tate.
John Cobb vs. Giles F. Fillev, Theodore
Larcille, J. Philip Krlegor, John F. Tollo,
Henrv Van Stoddiford, D. A. January,
Jacob Woodlmrn, William 11. Reid, ft.
H. Barrett, AdaS. Amos, Henry 8. Ames,
Mary S.Ames and Edgar Ames, minor
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John A. Hcudder and W. H. Scudder, ex
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tho Rlood, Liver, Kidney and DlaiUlti,
these Uittcri liavo no equal. SutU liiciuici
aro caused by Vitiated blood. ,
Mechanical Diseases. rersons en
caged in Paints and Minerals, such as
Plumber, Typo-nettor4 (iold-buutcm, nud
Miners, as thuy advance- in life, urn utibjci-c
to paralysis of tho Bowel. To guunl
against this, tnko a doko of WaLKLK's Vix
tuAR Bittkrs occasionally.
For Skin Diseases, Eruptions, Tet
ter, Salt-Kheimi, lilotehcs, Spot.-!, l'iniplm,
Pustules, lioiln, C'arbimclcK, Iting-wonim,
Scnld-licad, Sore Eyon. KirnipclaH. Itch.
Scurf, Discoloration of tlio Skin, Humor
and iJiscnscs of the Skin of whatever iiaimi
or uutmc, aro literally dug up mid carried
out of the Bystom iu a bUuit tiuio by tbo uso
of tliOKO Ritters.
lin, Tape, and other Worms,
lurking iu tho avbtuni ef po many thousand,
are ell'uctually destroyed and removed. '
system of medicine, no vermilupon, lie u
thclminitics will tree tbo cyntein hum wm um
like those Bittern.
For Female Complaints, in young
or old, married or single, at tlio dawn of wo
manhood, or the turn of life, these Tonio
Bitters display to decided an intluouc that
improvement is toen perceptible.
Cleanse the Vitiated Blood when
ever you find ita impurities bursting through,
the tkiu iu Piuiplod, Kruptionn, or Sores:
cleanse it wheu you find it obstruoted and
sluggish in tho reius; cleanse it wheu it is
foul i your feelings will lull rou wheu Kesp
th blood pure, and the health of Ui ,leiu
will follow.
M. H. Me DO IS A LB eV CO.,
DnlfcirUU and Gn. An ts.. ban Krnnoiaco. On. Unruly
and nor. of Wn.titngrtun unil Churlton Sta.. N
old by alt urugglat aud Dcal.r.
C. W. EARNEST,
SUKGEON DENTIST,
TIDIOUTB, PA.
ALL OPERATIONS pertali.inK to Sur.
trical or Mechanical Dcntintry per.
formed with care, and warranted. I guar
antee uc.cesH or refund the monev.
Oltice in Ult AN DIN MUCK BLOCK.
Ituiueinber the nluce.
:u-ly. U.W. EAKKKST.