8-ht OTfst fpuMran.
WEDSMDAY MQHMXG, JUNE U, 1877.
DOROUGIl OFFICERS.
Pitrgtisd. W. Roimnhon.
0uiieilmenV. D. Thomas, S. J. Nelley
Win. Richards, 1). S. Knox, A. B. Kelly,
C. A. Randall.
JiinHcr of the Peace P. S. Knox, C. A.
Randall.
OitiMtabln II. Rwnirgart
iMuiol DirtctoriH. 11. Mnv, IT. O. Pa
ls, S. ft. Haslet, A. II. Kelly, W. W. Rob-
iihou, T. J. Van (lleson.
TORKST COUNTY OFFICERS.
Prenidrnt Judge li. D. WurilORF.
Atnoeinte Judge J oh. (!. Dale, Kd
aiu K'Fnn,
TretHu rvr R. .T. Sktmow
Prnthnnolary, Jtegisler & Record cr,d c.
J. W. Cl.AltK.
Hheriff3 ithtim Sua WK icy.
OuimnisniotiersKiA hr.m.ltf, Isaac
Loxd, John Hkck.
CWny &'uperintendtiUU, S. Biiock
wr, Ji(riri AtlnrnegH. D. Inwiv.
Jury (mmi.isioners II. Z. Townkh,
Lyman Cooir.
luntg SiirrtgnrT. T). Collins.
Curoiier M. Itti-.i,, Jr.
lvnti A uilitnr Nichous THOMP
SON, J. H. NKII.I,, II. A. ZUKSDHU,.
Sf ember of Conorexx Oko. A. Junks.
Astemhtgi. It. AfiSKW.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Rcr. Elliot will prench in the
Presbyterian Cliurch, on Sunday next
morning and evening. Sabbath School
at 3 o'clock r. si.
W. R. Dunn, of TioneRta borough,
ii this week announced as a candidate
for County Treasurer, subject to Re
publican usages.
Will Ilulings still continues ill,
and has had a pretty severo scigo of it.
lie is now on the gain, and will prob
ably soon be out.
L. R. Freeman and wifo returned
from Warren last week, being called
home by the illness of Hon. J no. A.
Dale, Mrs. F.'a father.
Alice M., only daughter of Hon.
L. D. Wetmore, was married to Mr.
W. P. Jefferson, of the regular army,
on Wednesday evening last, in tho
Presbyterian church, at Warren.
Oil seems to havo a downward
tendency at present, on account of the
recent laige strikes at Bullion. "Big
Medicinr," the latest, it reported as
going between five and six hundred
barrels.
Col. Thomas' brick house u going
"up steadily, and will probably be ready
fur the roof in a couple of weeks. Tho
. jilnn U a good one, and the house,
when finished, will be a credit to the
owner aud to the town.
Wo are requested to announce
that there will bo a grand party at the
Lawrence House on the evening of the
4th of July. Good music, excellent
refreshments and a grand time gen
erally may be expected.
It was given out in the M. E.
Church, on Sunday evening last, that
there would be an election of officers
for the Sunday School connected with
that Church, on Sunday next. School
opens at 10 o'clock a. in.
The Murphy movement baa reach
ed Whig Hill. On Sunday evcuiug,
June 3d, a meeting was held nt the
school house, which win uddrcssed by
home talent, and seventeen signers to
the pledge were obtained.
C. A. Randall, Esq , has been np
pointed by tho Council to look alter
tho sidewalks in the South Ward, and
:es a result we notice that the sidewalk
over Council Run has been leveled and
fixed up in a superior manner.
Mrs. Mabie met with nn accident
on the evening of the 5th inst., from
the eirects of which she is still suffer
ing. Sho stepped oh" the Bidewalk
bovo Tate's oflice and gave ono of
her limba a bad wrench. She is im
proving gradually.
Tho annual election of officers of
the Presbyterian Sunday School took
placo on the 3tl inst. A. B. Kelly,
Eq., was re-elected Superintendent ;
Mr. J. L. Craig Ass't. Supt. ; R. L.
Haslet Secretary ; II, D. Adams Li
brarian, and Mr. G. W. Robinson
Treasurer.
-Mrs. Jos. Grove, of this placo had
jiil misfortune, on Sunday uioruiug
last, to fall down the cellar stairs in
Jier house, sustaining a compound frac
ture of one of her legs just above the
Ankle. Dr. Blaine was called and re
duced the fracture, and we understand
the patient Is getting along well.
We are under obligations to Hon
J. M. Forster, Commissioner of Insur
ance for the State, for a copy of the
Report of his department for the past
fiscal year.
A so to Hon. J. 15. Airnew, lor a
copy of StnuU's Legislative- Hand Book
tor 1877.
The Heathen Ragcth.
Tho Forest Press of the Olh inst.,
did not' mako its nppnarnnco until.
- i
Monday afternoon "on account," as
tho editor says, "of the Murphy excite
ment, circus, and being extra much
visited during the week ;" but by dint
of putting in a full day (uopuu meant
on "full") at tho case on Sunday, not
withstanding the statuto against work
ing on Sunday, he managed to con
nect with tho mail on Monday morn
ing, and to get tho Tionesta P. O. pa
pers in shortly after dinner.
In said" issuo of said paper, we, as
an individual, are held up as an ex
amplo of inconsistency, hypocrisy,
weak kneed-nes, uncharitability, and
nn ir.timationis given that we are guil
ty of plngarism, having inadvertent-
hy used an expression which the For
est Press says was once used by Becch
cr. But we will endeavor to follow
him through his discourse, and show
wherein ho ens :
He starts out by quoting our re
marks on his Murphy article of the
week before, and soys, "The above
abuse, which is instigated by malice, is
unwarranted by facts," &.c.
If Mr. Convcr will pause to consid
er, and teli the truth when he is con
vinced, he roust acknowledge that all
the malice existing between us is on
his side of the house. We havo suf
fered him week after week to publish
insinuations and inuendoes in regard
to us, and only replied to them when
it seemed to us necessary to vindicate
ourself in the eyes of our fiiends and
subscribers. We have never taken
the offensive against him except when
he has misrepresented persons or bod
ies so that it seemed incumbent upon
us to correct his misstatements. Our
article in rejrnrd to the Press in last
week's paper was called forth by a two
and-onc-half-column article, the long
est original article ever published in
that paper, the letter and spirit of all
which was against the Murphy move
ment, and which was undoubtedly in
stigated by a desire to crush the move
ment in the start.
Further, saith the Forest Press : "A
short time ago an item of ours called
lorth hy the fyectator, and whi2h was
really friendly in its tone, and more
complimentary to Mr. Dunn perhaps
than it should have been, called down
upon us and our patrons unstinted
abuse from the same pious source,
&c.
The complimentary item alluded to,
conveyed tho impression that we were
here by his sufferance ; that it was an
act ot charity on Ins part, letting us
have the run of the job work here,
"which he could divido with us at any
time," and eudeavoring to lead to the
conclusion, without saying it in so
many words, that we contemplated the
discontinuance of tho Fared Pepnbli
can. The "unstinted abuse," which
we piously heaped, upon him and his
patrons upon that occasion, consisted
in our reply that he might bripg on a
job offico as soon as he pleased, and
that the Fored Pepvblican would prob
ably be issued regularly as long aS the
Forest Press was issued occasionally.
More : "winding up ju the ensuing
issue by calling us a don, and on the
same evening lie lend in pravcr at the
Presbyterian Church as, under the
shadow of tho Almighty, thatChurcl
1 . I .1 f
in whose iniin our moiter twhose son
is called a don by this champinu of
ChrUiianitv) died, and was laid iu her
peaceful grave beforo this person who
charged us with blundering the dead
was born.
we intimated that Ins action in
picking a quarrel with us, and then
whining and calling for sympathy
wnen lie received ins change, was
something after the manner of a .dog
which snaps at a man's heels, gets
kicked for its impudence and rutis
howling away. That he, from this
came to the co'nclusion that ho was
dog, is not to bo laid to our charge
and that he without the slighest ex
cuse brings his dead mother into the
controversy, is a matter which, if he
is not entirely devoid of shame, shoul
cause him to hang his head for the re
niaiuiter oi uis uto. it no had paid
that respoct to her teachings that she
was entitled to, he never could have
brought her name iu, as in this case
in au article which ho was setting up
on . Sunday setting at defiauco the
laws of God and man. Wo sincerely
regret his action in this instance.
We charged him with "slandering
the dead," because when poor old Dan
Burkett waa frozen to death, he made
that casualty the occasion of a fiivo
louri article, in which he alluded to the
JuiiJ mini in a manner for which he
wa? obliged to apologize iu his next
issue.
"Now ot the beck of ono of his mas
ters (with whom wo have no quarrel
ie joius tho Murphy Order, alter stal
ing to others that he would not join it,
ns he has most everything else that
romiseu to him the toleration which
ic might not otherwise obtain." .
When Mr. Convcr charges us with
laving one or more earthly masters,
ie states that which he knows to be
false, and sustains his reputation as a
man whoso word is not to be believed
under any circumstances. We never
said to any one that we would not join
the Murphy Order, and as to having
to join any order or association in or-
ler to bo tolerated, the charee is so
leurile, so frivolous, so superlatively
foolish, that we pass it without com
ment, except to say that the fact that
he, with all faults, with all his foibles,
with all his Jillh, haa been tolerated,
makes it superfluous and unnecessary
for anybody under the heavens to join
anything for the sake of toleration.
He tries to twist our article into the
most villainous slander against Ins
subscribr-rs ; this looks very much like
a slander on the judgment of his sub
scribers, who can see that wo never
made an ussertion which would justi
fy the iuference. But to resume:
He states that ho has been vilified,
abused, and also makes our article
outrageously insult and slander even
a decided majority of those engaged
iu the Murphy movement, "and," ho
asks, "by whom ?" and proceeds to an
swer his question as follows :
'By an individual who, after sol
emnizing a pledge to his fellow men
hy calling on his Maker to witness it,
that he would ever thereafter abstain
from the use of all intoxicating liquors
as a beverage,- including even cider,
brole that solemn vote, repeatedly, open
ly, wantonly and renklessly broke it,
und that too without the excuse that
the inebriate who was struggling to
overcome nn appetite almost as tena
cious os lite itselt, could oner in ex
tenuation."
It is truo that we have drank Ii
quors, fermented and unfnrracnted by
the advice of a physician in good aud
regular standing, and we drank it
openly because wo would scorn to go
behind the door lo do it, or even keep
a jug in our office to get drunk on an
economical plan, as somo people do
We never considered our pledge brok
cn, but hesitated to join the -Murphy
movement on account of being oblig
ed occasionally to take liquor and beer
for medical purposes. It is true that
we cannot boast "an appetite almost
as tenacious as life itself " for liquor
in any form, but we do not consider
the lack of that appetite n crime, nor
the possession of it nn honor to any
man. If we had it, wo should not pa
rade it before tho world, nor should
we oppose any movement which had
for its object tho conquering of this
appetite iu other men.
He goes on to characterize us as
man of "high moral ideas." We "do
not consider even the possession of
such ideas, a high crimo or misde
meanor, and so shall not plead to the
charge.
"But the animus that prompted the
onslaught," he says "is evident to all
We must confess to somo curiosity on
this point : What is the animus ?
Conver merely noticed tho attack
out of respect to tho fecling3 of his
"many friends," and "not for any vin
dieation of h'i3 own conduct or person
al regard whatever for the source from
which the calumny originated."
Wo feel humilated. We havo lost
the personal regard of Convcr, which
is as valuable to a person as tho di.i
theria or small pox, or any other dis
ease or excrescence.
The last jab he i takes is to call us
"Bill Dunn." We cauoot go back on
the name ; it is ours, and we havo nev
er had cause to blush for it. Where
in the sarcasm lies we cannot sec. At
nil events, if it is a fault we aro not
responsible for it; we did not name
ourself.
But now, tint we have followed his
labored discourse to the end, wo pro
pose to discourse a few words ourself
We would respectfully coll upon tho
proper authorities to enforce the act
in regard to working on Sunday, the
penalty of which is a fine of $4, and
six days imprisonment. We should
be sorr to see Mr. Conver eusconced
in the county bastile, but we strongly
disapprove of his setting up such ar
tides oa the Sabbath Day.
The river came up materially du
ring the past week, and hopes of a June
flood were indulged :n, but from pres
ent indications thee h pes are doomed
to diiiappoiutuitut.
A Murphy Meeting will be held in
the Presbyterian Church on Saturday
evening next, June 1G, which, it is ex
pected, will be addressed by J. W.
Lee, Ej., of Franklin. All are in
vited to attend. .
Buookston, June 11, 1877.
W. R. Dvkh, Esq.,
Dear Sir: We
nearly had another load of freight for
Sheriff Shawkey, consisting of three
individuals, two male aud one female.
It was a row among themselves which
would havo given them a home with
Stono if they had not settled before
our justice called the case.
D. Graham is out on a fishing ex
cursion on Fork Run.
(Joys.
S. D. Irwin, Esq., has placed us
under obligations by leaving with us
a copy of his new map of Forest Coun
ty, which has just been completed by
Smith, the man who took the highest
prize at the- Centennial for map en
graving. Over five hundred new names
appear on this map, and particular at
teution is K:.ven to tho course of
streams. Bridges are all marked : each
township is printed in a different col
or, and altogether it is probably as
perfect a map as will ever be obtained
of our county. Mr. Irwin supplies
these maps nt $3 for the pocket edi
lion, and 84 for the wall map. Every
land-owner of Forest County should
have a copy. Address S. D. Irwin,
Esq., Tionesta, Pa.
The Murphy meeting at the Court
House on Friday eveuinz last was
well attended, and the lecture of Hon
W. C. Plummer was listened to with
great interest. In our estimation there
is no man engaged in the cause who
is better qualified to present the que3
tion in au intelligent manner t'inn Mr.
Plummer. At the close of his re
marks seven new signers to the pledge
were obtained. The smallness of the
number is accounted for hy the fact
that nearly all were in the fold before
tHe last meeting.
On Saturday evening last Mr.
Peter Youngk, of Green township, was
kicked in the groin by a horse, and so
severely hurt, that it was at first
thought he would die from the effects
Dr. Coburn was called ahd dressed the
wound, and the probabilities now are
that Mr. Youngk will be all right iu
tho course of a week or two. The
horso is an old offender, having kick
ed Mr. L. Arner last fall, noarly
breaking cue of his leg3.
Thos. F. Simmons, father of Ed
Simmons, the Oil City defaulter, writes
to tho Derrick from Oakland, Cal., to
correct the statement of that paper iu
regard to the divorce case between Ed.
and wifo. He states that ho has sup
ported tho wife since the son has been
in prison. The son has been pardun
ed out by Gov. Ilartrauft. Thos. F.
Simmons is the man who built the
Forest County Ceurt House.
A cow belonging to Hon. J. B.
Aguew broke her neck sometime dur
ing Monday night, by getting foul in
a ropo with which she was lied." lie
had rocently bought tho cow over in
the Mealy settlement, and was oblig
ed to keep her tied nights to keep her
from breaking out and running back
to her old home.
' Trout-fishing is not pursued to any
alarming extent in our county at pres
ent. Occasionally a stranger comes
through town with a pail of trout
which ho has captured in tho oldqiart
of the county, but if the sport had been
as moderately pursued for the past
eight years as it has been this year,
our streams would abound with this
tho best of all game fish.
A meeting of the School Board
of Tionesta boro was recently held,
and n settlement had with the Treasu
rer, nd a partial settlement with tho
tax collector. The new board was or
ganized for tho ensuing year by the
election of II, O. Davis as President,
W. R. Dunn Secretary and A. B. Kel
ly Treasurer. The board adjourned to
meet at tho call of tho President.
Maj. Goodman was in town last
week, and we were supprised to learn
that he had been badly hurt last win
ter iu a jam of logs. Several of his
ribs were broken and one of his legs
injured. He was en his way to Petrol
eum Center to consult with the old
surgeon of his regiment, aud see if he
could be straightened up.
L. Agnew has built a large wood
ami wash houso in the rear of the Central.
lion. Jno. A. Dale who has been
seriously ill for about two weeks, is re
ported in a critical condition ihn mor
ning, and fears are entertained that he
may not recover. However, he has
been nearly if not quite as low before
and recovered, and we hepo he may
recover from this attack.
Daniel Harrington hands us the
following, with a request to publish :
TlIR IlAKRIXGTOtf PlyF.OG K,
We the undersigned, Pledge our
selves and our honors, that we will,
under all circumstances, without devi
ation or prevarication tell tho truth.
I). HAURINaTOX.
Tionesta, June 13, 1877.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
LOOK TO YOL'It ISTERK8T.
Call and seo Holeman & Hopkins'
stock of goods at tho Central House,
Tionesta, on Frida),June 15,1877,
from 9 o'clock A. M. until 1 P. M.
Having bronchi a large lot of
Cloths from the manufacturer's agent,
and got them made, saving a profit on
the cloth, we can give you bcttergooda
for less money than any other house
in Western Ta.
If you want a fino suit of clothes,
call al Central House, Fiiday, June
15, 1877. Holeman it HorKiNs.
Ladies are invited to call and in
snect tho new and desirable Dress
Goods, on sale by Holeman & Hop
kins, at the Central House, Tionesta,
P Friday, June 15, 1877..
Look at Holeman & Hopkins'
stock of Fiat Goods atCoutral House,
Friday, June 15, 1877, and save mon
er.
MONEY.
We will pay cash on delivery at
our mill in Tionesta, for white oak
stavo and heading bolts at tne follow
ins prices:
Stave bolts, 35 inches long, per cord
of 8 ft. by 4 ft., $4.50. Heading bolts
22 inches Ions, per cord of 8 it. by
ft., $4.00. Heading bolts must be
made from timber at least 20 inches
in diameter. Office at Lawrence
House. J. II. Dericksom & Co.
27tf -
Let us be clean, in order that we
may be healthy. To be thoroughly so
and to counteract eruptive tendencies
and render the skin white and smooth
let us uso Glenn's Sulphur Soap. No
eruption can withstand it. Depot, Crit
tenton's No. 7 Sixth Avenue, New
York. Hill's Hair & Whisker Dve;
black or brown, 50 cts. 8 4t
TIONESTA SXAllIClSTsi.
CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY,
By Kobinsou cc Bouucr, Dealers in
Flour $ band - - - jjn.750; 10.50
Flour 1 sack, bt - '2.0,
Corn Meal, 100 Ihs" ... - 1.7,
Chop foed - - - - - 1.6i
Kye-puuKhel- - - -
Oata "ft bushel 60
Corn, shelled - - - - - 8."
Boana bushel ... 2.003.CO
Hani, sugar cured .... 12i
Breakfast Bacon, sugar cured - - 121
Shoulders ..... 10
Whiteiish. half-barrels ... .00
Lake herrinc half-barrels 3.75
Sugar ..... tl121
Syrup 7501.00
N. O. Molasses - - 730,00
Boast Rio ColTco No. 1 - - STiQSO
Bio Coffee, .... - U&2
Java Coffeo - 3.
Tea .i")1.00
Butter - - . - - - 10Q18
Kico 9
Eggs, fresh - - - - - 14
Salt 2.00
Lord 12015
Iron, common liar .... 3.25
Nails, lOd, keg .... 3.25
Potatoes, - - 1.1501.40
Limn bid. ..... 1.73
Dried Apples por IS 608
Dried Beef .... 17M18
A'eio Ad vert lue ment n.
Notice to Iloml'lIolrtcrK.
Notloo is horeby civen that tho princi
pal und accrued intorct on all Forest
County Bouds will bo paid nt tho Com.
nilHHionerw' OiHcp, Tionosiu, l'a., on tho
2d day of July, 177, and that tho interest
on said bonds bhall cease on that day.
Km Bkklin, )
Isaac Iono, CouimistdoncrHv
John Bkoic, J
Atlcat : J. T. Brknkak, Clerk.
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Tionesta, lTH.f Mny t, 1S77.
iuaaclal KepoTt of Hows Trywnshipt
I'ond Coin iiiUsionem of I rrro TownMii )V
in nccoiint willi snid Township for yt:n'
ending Aiay un, l,7.
jjytimountot ux levied for Howl
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To nm't remaining In Com
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By nm't expended on roads
To orders ree'd from County
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Address J. YV. Brock way A Co
son, niagara uo., jn j ;
Fnny Cardsr with your name, In
Business cards printed on the back
Rare Photios, Samples and terms 10 c
Statuary Photos, 3- lor 25o.; 1 lOo. A
post-paid. A. L. UOAO, Nassau, N. W
EVERY Scientist, Architect", Build,
Tinsmith nnd Property Owner shou
have a copy of tho practical treatise 1
LIU 1 ITN 1NO PROT ECTIOX. just issi;
by tho undersigned. It exposes tho m
o'us defects of tho liglvtningjods now or.
ed, and gives explicit directions fuv p
erly jn-otecting buildings, ships, oil tai :
steam boilers, wooden bridges, tolojiru.
apparatus, etc. It bhows and describe-'
simpfe method by which luotal roofs 1.
rain pips, or other suitable- metallic t
ductors about buildings, will eilect !
luto protection. Sent by mail, po:.
prepaid, on receipt of $1.60. Henry
Spong, Reading, Penini.
Notice to Tax-Payers.
Tho undersigned will be at th fol
log named places within the count
Forest for the purpose of receiving C
ty and State Tax lor ti.n y-ar ls.77. A!-,
ment of 5 per cent, allowed fo pay"
beforo tho lirst day of A uir,r :
HARNETT TOWNSHIP",
Cooksburg, Wednesday, May 8tt, rroi
to 12 A. M.
Clarington, Wodnssdav-May SO, ft,
to P. M.
JEN ICS TOWNSHIP.
Maiden, Thursday, May 31, Reside!-,
S. K. Burton.
HARMONY TOWNSHIP.
Tuesday, Juno 19, Store of J. I. Run
Wednesday, Juno 20, TrunkeyvlUe.
HICKORY TOWNSHir.
Thursday, June 2t. SUiro of T. J. I
man.
ORE EN TOWNSHIP.
Friday, June 22, Nebraska.
KINtiSLEY TOWNSHIP.
Saturday, June 23, Newtown.
HOWE TOWNMin
Tuesday, Juno 20, Broak4ou Stove-.
TIONESTA TOWNSHIP.
Thursday, June 2, TreaVr's OrtU-e,
IltfStli,
TIONESTA KOROUOII.
Friday, Juno 2!, Treasurer's OtVu . .
Those Indebted lor Morvantilo
1877 w ill savo one dollar by y. ,
aMM.hul'or the lirst day of Julv.'
S. J.SETLEY.'l!
Tricuier's Oftkv, May - , '