V E DSES DAY MORNING, JAN. i, li'il.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.
Jlurgmn Jons Ruck.
Viiiffi7irM (i. W. Robinson, S. A.
Vainer, A. H. Kcllv, S. II. gimlet, A. II.
Partridge, II. O. Davis. .
Justice of the Pence P. S. Knox, C. A.
Randall.
thmttable IF, Swoggnrl
.Veioo Director 1. S. Knox, II. O. Pa
vis, S. J. Wolcott, H. H. Haslet, A. B.
Kelly, 1). (lurk.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
Prmident JitiltjeX,. 1). WsdiiiiU',
Aneitte Jmlyett AndiiKW Cook, Joh,
tl. Dai.k.
fiihrrijrT. J. Van Hiksk.n.
Treasurer H. .1. Sktlky.
Prnthnnotary, Itcgiatcr it Jleeanlcr,te.
r. M. Clark!
Oimmwiioixo .TotiN Thompson, Jas.
K. C'i.abk, Km Hkiimn.
Oinnrv Nii))erinten,ientr. F. Rohrkr.
1itrict Attorney S. D. Irwin.
Jury ()mmin3ioner J As. Flvnn.Wm.
Patterson.
(mnty Surveyor S.T). InwiN.
(kroner M. Ittki., Jr.
Vnnfy Auditor T. II. Conn, I... War
Mill, (!. Jamifkon.
Member of Congrci 1WA IMrtetC. II.
ClTRTIM.
AimemMyS. II. Aonkw.
Tfm Trains
At TIONESTA STATION, on and tiller
Pet'. 0, 1873 1
SOUTH.
Tnil n 22
" fl -
0:21 ft. in.
3:42 l. m.
KOtlTII.
Train M - - - - I:2 a. m.
" 21 . . 3:42 p. in.
Train 22, iionth, and 21. nortli, aro 1st
class; tho olhors nro accommodation
freights. Theso train only aro allowed to
carry passengers.
On the River Division I. f. from Oil City
to Irvinrtnn, up the river Is North ; down
the river, south.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Col. Reisinger, of the MeodviUo
'Republican, was in town oh New
'Year ore.
Mr. Gunning in bnrk from bis va--ration,
and called school on Monday
morning, with, o believe, the usual
number of scholars.
A. II. Partridge has put a very
vent fence around his lut within the
past week, which adds wealth as well
us beauty to the premises.
T. W. West and 1. Ray of the
Clarion Jackscuiau culled on us one
day last week, both looking exceeding'
ly well. Call agaitv gentlemen.
The. Week of Prayer is being ob
served iu the Presbyterian Church.
Services every evening, except Patur
-.day, at 7 o'clock, by llev. Elliot.
Gen. Harry White was iu town
about two weeks ago, only stopping
over night. Private life, seems to agree
with him, us he is looking hearty.
Christina passed (piiolly in Tio-
nesta, the excitement being principal
ly confined to the youusters over the
visit of Santa Claus, aud tho old folks
took it out in big dinners.
Rev. Elliot's address to the young
men, on Sunday eveuing wag a very
.ablo and appropriate one, and it is
hoped those for whom it was intended
will profit by it.
The new Board of Co. Com in is.
sioncrs, out of ten or twel vo applicants
selected Mr. S, F. Rohrer, late Co.
Superintendent, as their Chirk for the
ensuing year, at a salary of $480.00,
Some of our farmers did a large
amount of sod plowing last week
.Such an incident at this season of tho
year has uevei before happened in this
.country, according to the oldest
habitant.
Mr. Z. T. Shriver and family, of
Chautauqua county, N. Y., are nt pros
cut visiting their Tionesta friends,
Zach. is uow (,ie father of a fine boy
,of which he is and may well be proud
.All are looking wclj,
A great many familiar faces greet
,ud our eyes hut week court week;
There's a certuin number of lawyers,
clients, witnesses, constables, justice,
.tV.o., that can always be counted on
for that week.
Thero was lots of "swearing oil'"
.done ou Satuiduy last, aud we havo
not observed any oue breaking over
yet. If all the good resolutions mado
.on the 1st of January were kept, this
would bo a moral world.
Our new Couuty Auditors have
been in soss'on during tho week set
tling the accounts of tho several coun
ty oflieers. Tho ligures thus far, it Is
said, show up very fair. The report
will uot bo published until February.
Tho New Year Hall ut the Law
rence House on Friday eveuing last,
was n success iu every particular. The
inuuio was all that could bo desired,
tho refreshments were au honor to the
luude, and everybody who was there
came anav well 'ati..liid.
Court Proceedings.
Courts convened nt 2 p. m., Deo.
27th, 1875, and continued iu session
until Friday Dec. 21, 1875, nt 9 p. m.,
transacting a large amount of business,
Mini adjourned to meet Saturday, Jan.
22, 1870.
In the Common Fle'ns the following
eases were tried cr otherwise disposed
of:
Sh iver tt Sawyer use vs. George S.
Hunter, settled, each party to pay
their own cofds, nod half the costs of
record.
Samuel Campbell vs. T. Robeils et
b1, Scire Facias sur Mech. Loin ; tried,
verdict for pluintilT for $104.22. Same
day plaintiff remitting nil over
$122.40. New trial refused and judg
ment on verdict.
J. Y. Saul vs. W. J. Roberts, Ap
peal, tried, verdict for defendant.
J. N. Tictsworth vs. Forest County,
Appeal, tried, verdict for plaintiff for
$11.00.
The Fourth National Bank of Pitts
burgh et al vs. Goo. 8. Hunter ct al,
Ejettmcnl for 100 acres of land in
Tioncsta twp., tried, verdict for de-
feudants.
Daniel Black vs. Georgo S. Lacy,
Appeal, settled as per writing filed.
Rowland Cobb use vs. Myers &
Mohney, Assumpsit, tried, verdict for
defendants for $78.72.
Georgo J. Lacy vs. Road Commis
sioucrs of Green twp., Summons case,
tried, verdict for defendants.
Daniel Walters vs. James O. Ilep
lor, Summons in covenant, defendant
confesses Judgment for $00 00 with
stay of execution for six months from
date.
Geonro W. Dilhiidtre vs. M. Ittel
Jr., Scire Facias sur Moch. Lein, con
tinned on application of plaiutilf, and
rule ou him to pur all costs in the
caso within thirty days.
llio balance ot civil causes wero
continued or otherwiso disposed of bo'
foro the term.
In the Quarter Sessions the follow
ing disposition of cases was made.
To May Seeiu, 1875 1 -
Comaionweallh vs. Sharer, Indict
ment, malicious mischief, Joseph Lnu
dis prosecutor, tried, verdict uot
guilty.
September Sessions, 1875: .
Com. vs. Georgo S. Lacy, Iudict
ment, Adultery, Samuel .Walker pro
socutnr. tried, verdict not guilty but
pay the costs of prosecution.
To Dec. Sessions, 1875, the fullow
ing bills were found :
Com. vs. Daniel l?m ket, Indictment
fornication and bastardy, settled.
Com. vs. Peter Gadley, Indictment
fornication and bastardy, continued.
Com. vs. James A. Carl, Iudictment
fornication aud bastardy, settled.
Com. vs. B. S. Bentley and Eugene
Furker, Indictment, larceny, contin
ued to Feb. Sessions, 1S76.
In case of Commonwealth vs. Sam'I
Varner, Indictment, selling liquor to
minors, tho Grand Jury returned the
bill "ignoramus," and that the prose
cutor, T. B. Ely, pay t' e costs.
Road petitions and Orphans Court
business were also disposed of by the
court. r. M. Clauk, Proth'y,
Our thanks are due P. M. Clark
Esq , for tho above record. Ed.
Unclaimed Letters.
Tho following is a list of letters re
maining iu tho Tionesta post office.
uucalicd for;
Andrus Chus.
Andrson Alex.
Brothers Joseph
Reeby Frank
Black Siuniicb
HI v Theron
Black David
Bryncr J H
disking Clias.
Clark Jaoo
Coruixh Henry
Klliott John
1' in illUM James
( iiociislato J.iz.io
Halt Frank
Hewitt Henry
Hall M II
Hiii lcv Fred
Hall Nellie 2
lns -j-'ii Mary V
Walter S J
WhittuKin F F
Manoe 8r ,
Miller Mary J
M oi phy Thomas
Morton Khodu
Nugent Kllen
Hippy J F
8tan lord Josiuh
;.Sut J Y
Isawver James M
Smiih S II
Nhrauitor W F
.Saiiileis Jackson
ISinith U W
ITaiiner Aiioo
Teai hor I'lnnk
Thompson Alice
i.iglar T 11
Jas. M. McKay, P. M.
"Want to throw for a turkey ; five
ccuts u cliunee?" We were thus in
terrogeted just nineteen hundred and
sixty-four times during the holidaysi
by okl and young. Wo concluded to
let it run up to two thousand, aud
then commit suiciJe. It didn't reach
it but we had already .begun to trem
ble.
The Derrick of tho 1st inst., cou
tains a summing up of all the import
nut local iidws of 1875, which makes
that inline a very ictcrestiug anj use
ful one, and one which should be pre
served for future reference. A novel
i lea, that
DIED.
MAKSM. In Ken rim, Warren Co., Pa.,
on ChrHtmns eve, rrom itonriei lover,
Nellie, only daughter of Crittmuhm and
Mellisxa Marsh.
The reception of tho above news, by
A friend, suggested the following lines:
CHRIST'S CHRISTMAS GIFT.
Where the water of lifo, from Its glory-lit
fountain
Reflects back tho light from our
Havlor's dear face.
And the radient splendor of nod's holy
mountain.
With the light of His countenance illu
mines tho place.
Whore angels, whoso faces ouUhino tho
sufi's ry,
Slug pralson eternal, with harp and with
psalm,
Thero Nellio was brought, on tho ovo of
Christ's birthday,
And laid, as a gift, at tho foot of tho
I.ainb.
Little Nellie was tie favorite of
everybody. As Bhe Beared death's
portals she said to those around her
"that she was going to seek her two
little brothers," who had preceded her
but a few days. G. .
Rev. Eaton's Lecture on the 28th
ult., was a success, so far as the lec
ture was concerned, but we are sorry
to tar the audience was small. How
ever, we believe all who attended were
highly entertained, as his descriptions
of the Holy Land were excellent, and
the only fault we could find with the
lecture was its length. Mr. Eaton
spoke but a little over one hour, and,
indeed, we believe the entire audience
would gladly have listened to him at
least as much longer. It is our desire
to bear him aguiu before long.
-We have received a Centennial
Calendar from the Home Insurance
Co., of New York, which is the most
artistic thine of the kind that has
ever been issued. Each sheet is illus
traled by some scene of the Revolu
tionary war, and a description of the
same is printed on the back of tho
sheet. Each picture is a fine ehromo,
and tho calendar will undoubtedly be
preserved for years by all who were
lucky enough to receive it. The
Home Ins. Co., wo believe, Is not rep
rethissented iu place.
Yesterday's Derrick says that a boy
by the name of Darby was struck by
a train In (Jorry last Friday auu so
seriously injured that the amputation
of one of his arms was rendered
necessary, lie stood . by a moving
train letting his hands slide along ou
the cars, when by some means he was
struck aud rolled under tho wheels.
An interesting game of base ball
was played in Oil City on New Year's
Pay. And a very pleasant excursion
was had on Chautauqua Lake, on the
same day, by about 500 persons, on
the steamer Col. Phillips. Something
very unusual for this season of the
year in this latitude.
Charles Bonner, who returned
from the Western Uuiversity at Pitts
burgh one day last week, left again on
Monday for Westminister College
Lawrence county, l a., where no ex
pects to remain at least .three months.
Pittsburgh, he thinks, is a little too
dirty for good, solid comfort.
Senator Th'imas and Representa
tive Agnew and family, departed for
Harrisburg last week, whore the gen
tlemen will take their respective sta
tions in the Halls of the Legislature
The interests of this coui.ty should be
well looked after this winter, and we
suppose will bo.
Vichs Floral Guide for the first
quarter of 1876, has reached us, and
is a beautiful and valuablo number
It is finely illustrated, aud is very use
lul to those who cultivate flowers or
garden sass. For a specimen number
address James Vick, Rochester, N
Y.
A young bear, which was captured
last spring, by Mr. A. Bean, was raf
fled for in town on Wednesday even
iug last. Floyd Proper finally got
possession of the animal, which, by
the way, is quite a curiosity, and can
be seen freo of charge by calling on
Floyd.
Our retiring county officers have,
we beliave, without exception, fulfilled
the duties of their offices to thoir own
credit, and to the satisfaction of the
taxpayers of the county. And we
have every reason to believe that our
new officers will go and do likewise.
Observe the new time table of the
A. V. R'y, and O. C. & A. li. Ii'y, in
this issue. The table is now all cor
rect, and wo intend keeping it so if
the changes don t pilo in too thick.
All kinds of Marvin's celebrated
t racker at Frceuif n & Corbet's 37tf
Tho January number just out
of the Republic Magazine opens the
sixth volume of this most valuable
periodical. It has truly been styled
a political text book, nnd ought to be
iu the hands of all who dosire to se
cure for themselves and posterity tho
blessings of good government, it con
tinues to be the vigilant sentinel
guarding the honor of tho Republic.
Its pages nre replete with interest and
instruction, and each number is worth
a year's subscription. The January
number contains, among many fine
articles, a masterly sketch of the
life of Henry Wilson, and nn able re
view of the Fishing question. The
publishers promiso increased excel
lence for the Centennial year. Sena
your name and to the Jtepupnc
Publishing Co., Washington, D. C.
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Sewing Machine Needles.
Mrs. C. M. Heath has just received
the largest and most complete assort
ment of sewing machine needles ever
brought to town. She keeps tho only
sewing machine needles for sale in
town. Her place of business is in the
Acomb Building, up stairs.
C. W. Grant, of Oil City, (Rey
nolds & Hukill's Block,) keeps con
stantly on hand a full assortment of
tho latest Foreign aud Do mes'.ic goods
for the manufacture of gentlemen's
clothing. He keeps none but first
class goods, and employs the best cut
ter in tho Oil Regions. Whatever
you get there you can depend upon its
being of the latest style, and first class
goods. Ilia prices aro reasonable for
the superior kind of goods he keeps
on hand. If you want poor clothiug,
you cannot bo accommodated at his
establishment. But if you want a0.
1 article, mad in the latest style,
Graut's is the place to go. Remem
ber the place: Reynolds & Hukill's
Block, Seneca St., Oil City, Pa. 35 2t
Mrs. Butler has just rcceivod a
new stock of Millinery Goods, consist
ing of Hats, Frames, Foatbeis, Flow
ers, Ribbons, Velvets ifcc., &c, in the
building north of Lawrence House,
She solicits a continuance of the pat
ronage of the ladies of Tionesta aud
vicinity. 32.6
Stoves and stovewnre at Freemau
& Corbet's. 2Svf
MARRIED.
McKNIUHT CAMPU1ELL At the resi
dence of the bride's parents, on Thura
day, Dec. 30th, 1875, by Kov. W. Elliot,
Mr. II. G. McKnlght, of Oil City, and
Mlss'Julia A. Campboll, of Tlonosta.
Mac, you and your bride have our
cry best wishes for n long, prosperous
and happy life.
TIOVKSTA aXA-HICiaTi-!.
COUKKCTEP EVERY TUESDAY,
By Robiuson & Bonner, Dealers ip
General Merchandise.
Flour tfl barrel
Buckwheat flour cwt
Corn Men!, bolted
Chop food ...
3.00
2.00
oo&i.oo
Rys p buxhel
OateM bushel .... 4045
Corn, ears . , . - - 404.ri
Beans bushel - - - 2.00 3.00
Ham, sugar cured - - - 17
Breakfast Bacon, sugar cured 10
Sugar 10(5,121
Syrup - 7u(u,1.00
N. O. Molasses .... 1.00
lloast Hio Cofloe No. 1 - - - 83
Rio Coffee, best 60
Java Coffoe 37!
Tea .fiO(S)1.25
Butter 30 32
Rico 10
Eggs, fresh 80
Salt ...... 2.15(5)2.25
Lard ....... 1520
Iron, common bar .... 4.00
Nails. lOd. 19 keg .... 4.2.5
Ume bbl. 2.00
Potatoes 35(0,40
Onions, 9 bushel .... 1.00
Green apples M buuhol .1.00' 1.75
yew Advertisements.
ISometliiiig New I
AT THE OLD
FISHER STORE!
WE HAVE STARTED A
FLOUR & FEED STORE
in tho building formerly occupied by J. J,
r isner.
OUR CHOP
is made from CORN. WHEAT A OATS,
and will bo sold at prosent, lor
1.73 l'KIl VWT.
OUR FLOUR
is made from tho best WINTER WHEAT
every barrel of which Ik warranted Wild
will 1)0 soiil proportionately low,
In connection with tbo above, wo are
keeping tho best brands or
TOBACCOS,
I IXK CUT,
suited to tho most fastidious taste,
IMoitiso lOxiintlito our Htoi
30 J. II. DKUICKSON A CO.
Tla Republican Office
KEEPS constantly on hand a largo as
sortment of Blank Deeds, Mortgages
Sulipienas, Warrants, Summons, ,Vc. to
be sul! heap for cash
Instate Volrc.
Kstato ,4" Doctor J. Winuii Into of
Tioiiprftiv Iloiough, Forest county, do
ceiiTil. All persons ludebtcl to iid ci
tato n-ro rixiurstod to mako iuimodiato
payment, and those having legal claim
against tho same, will preMfiit them with
out delay in proper order for settlemetiS
to
J.W. If. HEISINUKH,) .,,,,,,.
i.. t ..i.iii.M iiv ' AUiiilniHtrat rn.
OU V K W I N A N S, ' A d m t n M ralri x .
or. MI MX W. TATF.. Attorney.
Tloneta, l'a., Nov. 10, 1S75. t
lVtition.
NOTICE la hereby given that a petition
will bo presented at the next session
of tho Legislature for a law reinstating thn
Commissioners of the Hig Level Hlulo
Road long enough to collect present tuxe,
pav up indebtedness, and scltlo up ac
counts.
For tho Commissioners.
31 4 W. M. OVIATT.
"government land SALE.
Drpartmknt or Jcsti k.
Olllco of the Solicitor of tho Treasury.
Washington, D. C, Nov. 17, 176.
Public sale, of farms and oil lnnds unar
Tionesta, Forest Ooutity, Pernsylvania,
bv llluf'ird Wilson, solicitor of tho Treas
on-, with tnO approval or the Korrrotnry of
the Treasury.
The follow ing described properly Ivlng
In Forest and Venangoeoiinties near Tion
esta, will ho offered at public salo to the
highest Dinner nt Agncw s Hotel, in the
town of Tionesta, on Saturday the 2ith
ony oi r euruury next, lit ten ociocK in the
iuronoon, viz :
'J ract No. 1 .
The original Holcinan Farm, containing
401 acres.
Tract No. 2.
517 acres, tnndo ui of three nlooe. ono
of 301 acres, one of 81 acres and thejother of
45 acres, adjoining. Those tracts bound
on tnu Allegheny Jtlvor at lloicman s
Flats, and are situated about threo miles
from Tionesta. Much of the land Is cov
ered with excellent timber. Tho cleared
part is good farm and bottom laud. A
number of good bouses and barns aro on
each tract.
Tract No. 3.
437 acres, situated near tho mouth of
West Hickorv Creek, on tho Allegheny
River, five miles above Tionesta. and con
sists of bottom and hill land. There aro
tivo houses and good out buildings on this
tract.
Theso tracts are considered valuablo oil
hums, and it is thought that, upon being
properly tested, will tie remunerative.
They wero taken by tho United States for
debt. Tho titlo is believed to bo undisput
ed, and can bo examined by bidders for
themselves before tho day 'of salo. Tho
solicitor of tho Treasury Has no power to
givo warranty deeds, and will only sell and
convey to tlio puiclmFer all the right and
title of tho United Slates.
The sovoiiil tracts numbered 1, 2, and 3,
will be sold separately.
The highest bidder for each tract w lieu
tho same Ik struck off to him as f pur
chaser, will bo required to sign pis nam
to a certiltcato netting forth that h0.u ""eh
piucuaiur and nrecing to oonipij wmi
the conditions of salo, ami will also ho
required to pivr to mo agent of tho gov
iment attending tho sale, tho (ran of
$200.00, which will bo forfeited if he shall
fail to make the payment and deliver tho
neenrity according tho eonditions.
Payments will bo nisdo as follows :
Ono half of tho purchase money, less
the $200.00 paid on the day of sale, shall be
paid on delivery of the deed conveying
the tract, tho remaining half to be paid in
one year from the day of sale with intorost
at six per cent, tor which doferred pay
ment purchaser shall give his bond secur
ed by tirst mortgage on the promises sold,
Au agent of the government will attond,
at the postofiiee ut Oil City, on Wednesday-,
March 1st, 1H70, and where each purchaser
will be required to pay to him one-half of
the purchase money, loss tho $200 already
paid, and deliver to him the propor secur
ities for the remaining hulf, and to rrcoivo
a conveyance executed by the solicitor of
tho Treasury, of nil tho right aud titlo of
tho United States of, iu, and to tho tract
sold to him. IIlutord Wilson.-
Solicitor of tho Treasury.
Approved.
B. H. Biu.stow.
Soeretary of the Treasury,
For further Information In regard to tho
above doscribed lands, apply to Ji. B.
Agnow, Attoruoy-at-Law, Tiottesta. V.
C. W. EARNEST,
SUKQEOKT DENTIST,
TIDIOUTE, PA.
ALL OPERATIONS pertaining to Sur
gical or Mechanical DontiMry per
formed with care, and warranted. "I guar
antee success or refund the nionov.
Otlico iu ORAND1N CRICK, "BLOCK,
Remember the pluce.
2-ly. Q. W. EAHNKST.
READ THIS
VERY CAREFULLY;
DR. CRUMB, established for many
years iu Buffalo, by an entirely new
Bvslem of medication, treats successfully
Catarrh, Tlroiiehitis, and Diseases of the
Lungs, Liver and Kidnevs, also Dilllcul
tits of a Coiilidential fraturo, wherein
skill and experience are required. Dr.
Crumb has developed a practice which
from its unparalleled success in thousands
of cases, many of a very aggravated char
acter, is ablo to positively guarantee a per
fect and permanent euro iu every ease ho
undertakes. He bend no Circulars or
Treatises on these diseases to his patients,
as it is undeniable that such kuowiodgu is
In general extremely prejudicial, exercis
ing un In jurlous rlleet by retarding and
frequently counteracting u euro, tonding
to alarm the patient, which is the princi
pal object ot such productions, and ex
cites and cxaggututes his tears as to tho
curitbiiity of bis complaint. The Doctor
requires simply a brief Iiistury of the enso
and a candid plain statement of present
HVmptmus a thorough examination will
then be made, and if considered remedi
able a sincere, consicutions opinion will
bo given promptly and sueli medicine as
will bo applicable will be sent by express,
accompanied by full and explicit direc
tions. Charges very moderate and with
in tlu roach or all, ind success guaruntood.
Such eases as havo failed under other,
treatment particularly lie-tired, Ail letters,
must enclose $Ul for consultation fee and
correspondence during treat ment, and ad-,
dressed l 1H(. W. II. CKUMB,
20 4 102 Pearl St., llullalo, . Y.N
BIO TO S500.
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