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VtftTCSMI KQRMJ8, SEPT, 6,1577.
' BOnOUGUOFFICKHS.
RrffefQ, W. Rorjoy.
ItoWncttrntn P. D. ThnmM, S. J. flotlaj
Wbi. RloinnU, D. S. Knox, A, I). Kelly,
0, A. lUodall.
Jmttictt tiflht Pmc D. 9. Knox, C. A.
Randal).
(.UnutabU IT. Swapgart
SoAoof frirertorali. H. May, II. O. Da
U, O. W. Roblnaon, T. J. Van Gleson, D.
W. CUfk, W. It. Dunn.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
JVMimf Jvdgth. D. Wstmori!.
Atiriut Judges 3 tin. O. Daub, Ed
it a no Kcnit.
ftMntrw-fl. J. Skti.kt.
I'roUionotttry, Rg$ter Reeordor, dte.
1. W. Or.AKir.
Hhfiriffi UBTIS Shawkut,
(AmmiiN'nntr -Kli BERLIN, IsAAO
Li!(, Joan Kkck.
Omnfy .yifpermfenaW U. H. Hbock-
VTAT.
IHttriel Attornev-H. D. Inwi.
JWv OowwniMionera II. 56. ToWWKR,
Ltman CooiC.
Cbnnfy Surveyor T. T). CoLLia.
Ormer M. Ittbl, Jr.
Cannti Auditor Nicholas Thomt
f.i. J. It. N'kili,, It. A. ZuF.snr.ix.
M&mberuf Mm(rMOKO. A. Jkkk.
A$mbti J. B. Aunkw.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Rev, Elliot will preach in the
Presbyterian Church, on Sunday-next
renming aud evening. Sabbath School
at 8 o'clock i. m.
Mr. A. B. Kelly's parents, of
Filtaburgh, aro at present in town vis
iting the family.
The Court Proclamation, Trial
LUt, and List of Jurors are publiblicd
this week for the information of thoue
who have to do with Court business.
Green County, the Pouth-western
county of Fentipylvania, has eome
good oil well, oue of .'which is going
Jity barrels per day.
Lightning, the real article, not
Jorey lightuiug, got i fter Lawyer
Richmond, in MsadvilU, aud ripped a
M of lumber out of his office.
A few, a very few, squirrels have
been garnered in' by our sportsmen
ibis year. Those iu this section seem
t be eonSuing their operations to the
beech-outs.
Collins' mill, at Beaver Valley is
sawing bill-stuffateadily. Wheeler tt
Dusenbury's shingle mill, run by Mr.
Merrill, is sawing by heads; the mill
at Ht.mtnwB is shut down for want of
water.
Ah oil land speculator was iu
twwn yesterday, seemingly wanting to
kuv no all the territory in Forest
-Couatft
Pay C8S for it. lie can
buy a good deal of land at oil prices
if he baa tbe collateral.
Brigham Young has passed in hid
checks-dolirered up the ghot died,
in faet, leaving a numerous amount
f widows aud orphaas. -Ilia loss will
not be especially tnourued by the
American people.
Woods' Heir, of New York aro
about La put down a well on Little
Tioneuta, about three miles .from this
place, l'he carpenters are here to put
op the rig, aud work will be commeoc
ftrthwith. The borough echooli started up
on Monday last, with Mr. T. D. Dunn
ia charge of the upper room, and Miss
Ella May of the lower room. The at
tendance is good, and the prospects
for good schools are excellent.
Some of our soldier boys who re-
c:ve evidences of the regards of
their Confederate opponents during
the late civil strife, iu the shape of
gun-shot wouads, were in town voider
day undergoing an inspection by the
U. S. Exniiui8g Surgeon, Dr. Co
burn. Wo have had some extremely cool
weather for this season of the year
during the past week. Lineu coats and
. etrav bats have disappeared as if by
magic, and everybody who has nn
overcoat left over from last winter, U
thanking his stars und taking cour
age to face the comiag winter.
The Assignee's sale of the prop
erty of Joshua Douglass, part of which
is situated iu Forest County, has been
adjourned to the 20th Inst. The part
in this county consists of 285 acres iu
Tioneata Tmj., part of which is being
farmed this year by S. C. Johnson.
Via presume that thia will bo an op
portunity to purchase a cheap proper
ty.
Tho rails for Collins & Ilolbrook'a
railroad, at Lacytown, arj being haul
ed from the depot through town to
their destination. The road is pro-
. grosioa favorably under tie tupciin
UDdonce of Lyman Cook, a practical
man who is held iu high esteem by his
employer. AYe put in our bid for n
p-a owr iliii .vad.
?ur. Mertln, of Boater Valley Since publishing an item in regard
yesterday left with us, a few hours, a to Grandin's big farca in Dakota tor-
pamphlet entitled "Solution of the ritory, we have received a copy nt the
Money Question," by U. L. Wolcott, Fargo, Dakota, Times, which has the
of Pain Paint notoriety. The book is following ia regard tho samo farm,
gotten Op on a greenback bapis, and It will bo seen that a gentleman nam-
claime that the only road out of our cd Dalrymple owns a half interest in
financial depression is for the peopU tho farm, fact of which wo were not
to demand, and hence to get, the Gov- before aware :
crnment to iosne an unlimited supply "Mr. Dalryraplo owns a half inter-
of greenbacks ; to defer specie pay- est in what is known as the "Grandiu
incuts iintil after tho day of Judgment, farm," a tract of 40,000 acres just
and so, on to wnalth, happiness and north of Elm River, i J Traill County,
r.r.,er.t;tv Kn w dnn't want to D. T.. 35 miles north of Fareo. The
quarrel with his theory ; but ho neg- other owners aro the Grandiu Broth-
lects to state how wo' the people, are era bankers of Tidioute, Pa. On this
to procure these grcenha, k9 Jrom the farm there are 3,500 acres in wheat
Government. During the war up- this year, ard some 3,000 acres brok-
wards of two millions of men received en for next year. To harvest this crop
pay from the government, while serv of 7,000 acres on tho two places, it'ro-
iug in tho army and navy; hundreds quired 42 self-binding reapers, 225
of thousands of others received pay horses and mules and 150 men. Nine
from the Government for working in steam threshers, each with a capacity
Government workshops. The Govern- of 1,000 bushels per day, are now at
mcut bought horses, mule?, metal, work threshing the gia'iD.
flour, pork, beef, and, in fact the de- In addition to his interest in these
maud created by the vast purchases two immense farms, Mr. Dalrymple
the Government mado business brisk, owns 2,000 acres of land in Cottage
aud at tho same lime the people bad Grove, Minn., near St. Paul, 1,500
an opportunity to get bold ol some of ai res of which is .iu wheat so that
thosa ereen backs vhich the Govern- cither as sole or half owner, Mr. Dal
tuent wns issuing. But how are thobe rymple is interested iu 9,000 acres of
greenbacks, if they are issued now, to wheat this year, which will be iucreas-
get into circulation. The Government ed to 15,000 acres next jear.
in buying next to nothing ; the stand- We may add that it U'the intention
ing army does not get pay enough to of the owners of these two huge farms
make any perceptible difference with to break on uu average about 5,000
commerce, except with a few sutlers acres-each year, uulil tho wholo 51,-
who garner in the wages of tho sol- OOOacresarebroughtundercultivation.
diets ; the Government is doing abso They have abundant ui'eans, aud the
lutely nothing to euablo the people to experiment so iiir has proveu that it is
get hi greenbacks if it does idsue them, not possible to make a better inveut-
Of course we have not had 'time to meut of money. -This is" the 6euoud
give Mr. Wolcott's pamphlet even a year of tha fciilerpiue, and 6o. far the
hasty perusal, but glancing nt its con- net profits have been over 810 per aero
tents here and there we are not taken each year, for every acre tinder culti
with his arguments. One thing he vation. Go thou and do likewise, and
says which striken U9 as being erro
neous in its conclusion, viz : "The lux
uries of the rich are the tears of the
poor." This we believe to be the very
Rev. D. C Tomliuson, Financial PROCLAIM ATI ON.
Secretary of Buchtel College, which is wmkhkas. The Hon. I. r. Wetmoro,
l..ir! al AUt, rif.livr.rrwl n rpsifl-nl Ju-l?n ol tho vcun 01 loiii-
located at Akron, Uhio, delucred a ... , ourter.-WHions in and for
sermon in the Presbyterian Church ou I tho county of Fortt, han iuod his pro
. , ,. I cent for holding a Court of Common 1'1oh
A iinajr cu-iiiiijj m b Quarter moshioiis, Ac, at iionosia, Tor
audience, owing to the inclemency of County of Forest, U commonro r,n tho
' n J I fourth Mnftifnir MAnt. rtnf ItAinir llin
the weather. The College which be 24th day of Sept. 1877. Notico is therefore
.. , -j , t ,.,). given to tne .;oroner, jusiicosoi mo roaoe
represents is said tw be a first-class ;ndCon(,,a,,icsof mvnty, timtthovtm
one, in Whlcn a thorough, education Uen and uioro in uioir proper oiMnn iu
ton o eiooK. a. m.. oi saiu uay, wjiu wioir
can be had at reasonable rates, inose Pf,or(iH. iiinuiNitiona examinations and
wishing information in regard to the ,l'?r, roinomhriiuccs, to do Uioho things
colle ) can address Hon. Jno. R. and to theme whoare bound in recognizance
1HI3 TArr.R 13 ON
Vf Hnn AilrerUlug ontro nn ImmMla.
PIANOS
to nrosccuto axaiiiHt ths nrUoners that are
ornliall he in tho jail of Forest County, that.
tliwy he thon and there prosrnt to prosecute
against thoin as snuii no jubi. iven un
dor my hand and Heal A. I. 1877.
J U fSU !S r 1 1 A V K Jii I , SUCrili.
TRIAL LIST, SEPT. TERM, 1877.
I'ROTnONoTAJlY'H Okkiok, 1
FOKBST CO., 1A J
No. Tr.Vr.
Terrcusa P.oborta ot al vh.
J. J. Fisher 1C Sep. Ti
Jolin A. Froper for uo vc.
J. W. II. Koisingor ft ai
Administrators
3. Oeorgo Morgan vs. Elinor
N. Lacy
4. Jacob Cosper vs. Justm
Nhawkev
5. Seldun Whitman vs. J. W.
II. ItciKiiigor ft at adm'i H
6. J. W. McFarland vs. C. I'.
McCrav
7. Jno. B. Carr va. J, W. Car-
there is plcuty of room hero 'to do it
in."
Ateirible railroad accident ac-
opposite of the truth.' What are tho t.-uleIll ocuurrwi lhe Chicago, Iiock
luxuries of the rich? Fine horses, fine islun(1 aut pa(.itic KHilroad, Wedues-
carriages, fiue residences, fine gro'uuds, dllV) Aug 29, uear Des Moiues, Iowa,
good living, and purplo and fiuo liu- All the train but the sleeping car weut
en. Very well ; if you are a fanner or (jowu iuto tie slrfcBf0. Barnum's show
a stock breeder, raise lino horses aud car went ever with the rest, aud it ia
get a fancy price from these nabobs, id that alUf the 11 occupants but
If you are manufacturing, make fine ul)e wer0 killed. A special to the State
carriages, fine ivrn'uure, fine carpets Register .'bom tho wreck, says, that
and fine wares of all kiods, and find a tl)ere nre 16 kilie,i 80 far M kD0WU.
market tor these amoug the weaitny TWei ve bdies aro out on the banks.
Buchtel, President, or Rev. D. C.
Tomlinson, Financial Secretary, Ak
ron, Ohio.
The legal fraternity appear to bo
reaping a harvest just at present. Sev
eral suits of assault and battery, a
couple for trespass and malicious nm
chief, one for stealing butter without
a license, and a couple for Belling li
quor with malice aforethought, have
taken place within the last week, with
a prospect for more suits for assault
and battery. We guess that grand
jury will have to come iu on Court.
week, es business seems to be piled up
for it,
Rev. Ellhd is getting to bo quite
a Nimrod. Yesterday himself and Mr
Kepler were out bunting, when, get-
tinir tired Fhootinf at enuirrels. or o
squirrel the Reverend gentleman pro
cecded to shoot the he id off a rattle
snake, slick and clean. It had seveu
rattles, aud was killed up Dawson's
Run.
Azro Copeland was in ou Mon
day, and iuforrned us that the well on
the Kepler farm, in which he is inter
ested, was down 500 feet, and would
probably be finished iu a week or ten
days. He anticipates a good well.
nrwTicTov
UL.II I I 111 . I -a-i
1 J issued out of tho Court of Common
Dr. S. J. Fisher, Dentist, of Union Pleas of Fore.st eountv ana to mo dirccto.i,
' thrro will b extiOBfd to Halo bV oubllO
City, Pa., formerly of arren, will be vendue or outcry, at tho Court IIouso, in
at Tiouesta, at the Lawrence House,
on Sept. 22l, to remain one week
during Court week.
He will be prepared to do all work
pretaining t his profession iu a thor
ough and skillfull manner.
Good reference tiven. 21-8t
Mufimifiennf fVO KoHewofHl
i, a. f t r n irn...itfnA,1
nRRSNQ Upright Pianos (little uod
uiiuwiio onHi 4(K) jI2ilw 1Mt hn
Mild, t'lirjitr Orznns, 2 utops t.5. 0 (op
$05. 12 Ktopg unit 75. Nearlv New 4 Ht
ltood 12 Stoo, Sub Haw tC :tnvrt Coupler
Oruans, 'iat okot $3 V), only tv. Lor,st
n.i..iu r.., . , . . 1 an... . '. . ,r .1 .....
i I' to t .1:1 ijii.M''i jiiiii .ill Ltf UaJS lt7?1t
trial. You nk why I ofTor so rhnapf I
reply Hard Tiinoi. Xnault nalo over
l,(XiO,00!) .nmuallv, War commeneed by
monoi)()litils. Itewwro anon vmou Circu- 1
lar. Writo for explanation. J'.attlo raxlntr. 1
Kill! tnrtii'nl.i' ft-(n. Afhli-f.i
DANIEL. F. I SKA TTY, Washington N..T.
CCC R week in your own town. Terms
4OU Hnl Woutl.t Irpo. 11. HAl.I.KTT
A CO., Portland, Maine.
22 4
8. Nancy Pawson 'aadin r vs.
8. A. ualo
9. It. O. Carson va. Oarvey
Thonipson
10. O. W. Dean vs. J. 11. liin-
man et al
11. IIel nS. Thomas ot al Vs.
J. A. Proper etal
12. Wm. Patterson et al vs. W.
Patterson
13. Lazarus Mover r. H. II.
JIaslot et Hi
14. Adams, Mcldrnm &Co;V.
' TheSuperlov LnmDerCo
15. Thomas Kulter & Co. vs.
Tho Superior Lumber t.;o
10. The Superior Lumber Co.
vs. T. J. Van Hiesenetal
17. J. II. DerickFon k Co. vs.
Philotivj Thompson et al
T). W. CLAWC, Prothonotary
Tionesta, l'a., Aug. SO, 1S77.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
i Y VlItTUE of a writ of Fieri Facias
27 May 7S
24 Fob. 71
77 S'e p. 76
43 1)0!!. 7(1
22 Feb. 77
37 Hep. 7G
33 Sep. 75
12 Feb. 77
1 May 7S
3 Sep. 77
4 Sep. 77
12 May 77
7 Sep. 77
18 Sep. 77
, , 0 May 77
67 Dee. 70
Q :Kxtr Fiiie tmxod cards, with name,
J 10 cents, post paid.
N'asami, N.. Y.
.lone A Co.-, J
4 4
Mothers who dose their THrtiru; with .
drastic purgatives Incur a fearful repon-j
nihility. . 'fho jLentlo, moderate (yet ill"eo-i
tivo). laxativo, alterative, and initi-bilioua!
operation of Takkant's skuzkh Apkri-
kst peeunariv adapts it to uie aisoraera j
children.
For Balo by (). W. UOVARI), Tionesta,
C 1 O a 'ay at home.
3 1 wutiit and tornia free TRUE &
CO., Augusta, Maine.
ARents waatod.
18-4
f) !Z Kxtra Finp Cards, no two alike, wlthl
&0 namo. lOets. J. K. HARDER Mai-
den linage, IN. v.
Of! Mil ed Cards, with name, 10 Ct. Sam 4
pies for S ct. ytanip. J. Minklkb A
Co., Nassau, N. Y. 22-4 i
P O COn Per Dav at home, fcample
$3 H 4i worth 5j free. - Stinsox A
Co., Portland Maine. " ',"
tho borough of Tionesta, on
MONDAY, SKPTEMUEU 24, A. I). 1877,
at 10 o'clock, a. m., tno following describ
ed real (state, to-wit:
W. B. Heath and Siebert llnrhen. Ex-
eeutors. etc.; vs. Peter Sibblo, No 81 Sept.
Term, 1877. Tato. All that certain piece
or parcel el land tomato in ivmRsioy i wn
hin. Forest county. Pennsylvania, bound-
il dese.i-ibed ss follows, to-wit: 1$0-
iritminir at a nost on tlio south line of John
v . .... . i i l ..
Dire, me namo oemg iiinei.y-uiiuu hm
lotor
Nopav Dn
OTA MM Kill NO INSTITUTE.
O Whito 417 4th Ave., N. Y
til cured. Send for circular.
THE CHEAPEST-& BfST
ADV'RTISINi
TO REACH READERS OUTSIDE Ol
THE LARGE CITIES.
If you are au architect, you can build
their fiue residences; if you are a lab
orer you cau improvo their grounds ;
if you are a gardener, or a butcher, you
cau sell t'ie best aud tho choicest of
your productions to the rich, and re
ceive the top figures for them. If you
happen to be a seamstress or a dress
maker, these luxuries of dress in which
A later dispatch says 17 bodies have
been taken from the wrecks Two more
bodies are kuowu to be in the wreck
of Barnum's car, a little girl, daugh
ter of Mrs. Crowe, one of the women
killed. It is thought by many that
there are Etill other' bodies in the bot
tom of the wreck, which floated down
stre.im, but those posted foot up the
around the
the rich indulge, instead of being your Ulta, flehth rate ot tnenty
"tears, are your meat and drink, your
- , , . t r . . i Mr. A. I, Scofield, son of Hon.G.
food aud your joy. In fact, it the rich T
. J , .i W. Scofie d, ofU arren, Pa., was in
were to live as economically as the 'Jr ' . ' '
poor are obliged to, lhe poor would town yesterffiy. lie is at present a
find less work, at less wages, and 6tu,le,,t at Lafayette College. Pa but
... .. i . ,. intends to pun the oodrutr ecientu-
ivi.nlil hn iiblirr.rl to live vet niiorer I J
i.ii i .1 . ic Expedition, which starts iu October
than they have ever doue siuce the
, world. Jamestown Journal.
We understand they expect to have
Mrs. Lohmeyer, aged about 78 about 400 students and cadets on board
years died at the residence of her son, iho ''Ontario." It will cost the stu
Mr. Frederick Lohmeyer, in Green dents $2,500 each and the cadets $3,
t'p, thi8 county, at about 11 o'clock Q00 for the trip. They go first to South
lust night, 3l3t nit., under the follow- America, through the Strait and then
ing circumstances: Altliougli Her across the Pacific to China aud other
health had not been very good for a countries. Is will no doubt be an in
few weeks past, yet she had been about tereeling trip, and we wish our young
attending to her ordinary duies, a'id lovvnsmau a. pleasant voyage and im-
had milkeu the cows and eaten a nroved health on his return. Warren
i
hearty supper the samo evening, retir- Mail.
OVElt lOOO MIWSPAPKH8, niVIDKO IXJ
. TO SIX 1HFFI2KENT J.IHTH. ',
Advertisements received for oneor more
Are you going to the Sea Side, or from'the aouthweat corner of aaid John
ninn'n land, on the couibo. norm. loriy-
fonr (loiri-eHH nasi, thence bV SuUth line of
procure some ot l.lenn s suipnur ooap, Kaid Dice's land ana tne line oi Jonn nun- ists por rut;iIOfjxies contalningiiamwo
ifvou'woull increase the- luxury of f?2 ".fHTf PPor, n;l other mformatlon and for tm
tne oain, reuiitr your siiin wuuc wiuum .u r , V. - i I
DEALS & FOSTER. V 1
healthy, and remove freckles or sun Bcvaatv-fuur ntrclien'to pott on lino of 41 pttrk Row (Times Iiuilding),i.rj
. . . .. . . I - j .-!-. 1 ... IT... r W riilC. Jnn v..l. I
John Dio, north forty-three degrees west
burn. Sold by all Druggists,
Hill's Hair & Whisker Dye, black
or brown, 50 cts. 21--U
i.nrt Intel v owned bv Hon. C. W. Oilli Jen. Ynrk.
thenee br line of land now or lately owned -
by the said Hon. C. W. uuniien, soum
torty-seven and a half degrees west, two
hundred and sixtv three and one-half per-
not easily earned In these time
but it can be ma lo in three months
by anyone of either sex, in an
iug to her room ud stairs at her usual
hour. At the hour above mentioned
there was a fearful clap of thunder
which seemed to fchake all Dutch Hill,
aud at the same time Mr. L. heard a
shriek in his mother's room. Going
up stairs, he f.iuud the old lady on all
fours on the floor, and blood flowing
from her mouth. Ho laid her on her
bed, where she expired in a few mo
ments. Forett Press. .
.t-K. L. Davis, Esq., Senatorial, and
W, P. Lathy, Esq., Kepresentative
Delegate, left on Monday morning, to
attend tlx) Republican State Conven
tion, which convenes in Ilarrisburg to
day, for tho purpose of putting iu nom
inations candidates for Supreme Judge,
State Treasurer and Auditor General.
The "Iron City" is still stranded
ou "Pithole llifl'e," and may havo to
stay there all winter. The loss to the
owners from her lorcod inactivity thu
season mut bo couaidurable.
Prof. Weber is again figuring
about Tidioute, and we suppose may
be expected to ray his Tionesta friends
a viii h iu. . .
James M. Carson, who was tried
Inst webk for .the murder of David E.
Mikesell, in Oil City, in April last,
was acquitted, iho jury bringing in a
verdict of "Not Guilty." It is suppos
cd that there was no doubt iu the
miuds of Judge, Jury, or spectators, as
to the guilt of Mr. Carson, but it stems
that the evidence furnished would not
justify tho jury iu finding auy other
verdict. It is an established precedent
that auy man will bu cleared under
the same circumstances, '
TIOISESTA SIA-ltltlTH.
CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY,
By Robinson & Bonner, Dealers in
General Merchandise.
Flour barrel - - - $S.008.50
Flour Back, best . - - - 2.15
Com Meal, 100 lbs - - - 1.75
Chop food - - - - '- 1.60
Rye t bushel "5
Oats New bushel - 4045
Corn, shelled ----- 85
Beans bushol - 2.00,3.00
Ham, sugar cured - 15
Breakfast Bacon, sugar cured - - 13
Shoulders ..... 10
Whiterish, half-barrels - - - 8-00
Lake herring half-barrels - - 3.75
Sugar - - - - - 11 135
Syrup 75 1.00
N. O. Molassos ... - 75(3.00
Roust Rio Coffee ... 25 32
RioCofl'oo, 25(2,28
Java Coffoo ----- 35
Tea .... - .45W.1.00
Butter - - - - - - 1820
Rice - 10
Etfffs, fresh 14
Salt 2.00
Lard - 12 15
Iron, common bar - - - - 3.00
Nails, lOd, tji keg .... 3.00
Potatoes, Now .... 40(,50
Limobbl. 1.75
D-ied Apples per lb 6(3.8
Dried Beof ... - 17 (U. 18
HI OX 12 Y.
"Wo will pay cueh on delivery at
our mill in Tiouesta, for white oak
stave aud heading bolts at tho follow
iug prices :
Stave holts, 35 inches long, per cord
of 8 ft. by 4 ft.,S4.50 Heading bolts
22 inches long, per cord of 8 ft. by 4
ft., 8400. Heading bolts must be
made from timber at least 20 inches
in diameter. Office at
New Advertisements.
KtlKter' Notice.
Rkqistkh's Office, Fokkmt Co., Pa.
Notion is horeby tfiven that Eli Berlin
Administrator of tlio estate of Paul
Berlin deceased, has tiled his first and fi
nal Recount iu this oti'u-o and tho same
will bo proBentod at our next Court for
continuation.
D. W. Clakk, RegtHtor,
TlonOMta, Aug. 27, 1877.
A 1 in iuKt va t o r's Not! ce.
"TVTOTICF. in hereby K'von that lot'era of
1 v Administration on tho oMato of Jano
E. Clark, lalo ol llio boroush of Tlonoata,
Forest county, -fa., dooeaod, hayo boon
111
to
aid ChUto ure reciuested to inakopa.vment,
and thaso havlnir claima or demands
against it will present the Bamo, duly pro
baled, without delay, to
SAMUEL CLARK. Administrator,
'20-(t or bis Att'y, Mii.k W. Tate.
Ki anted to tho undersipned, residing
baid borough. All persons indebtod
House.
7tf
J. II. Di;rickn & Co. J
Notice.
oall whom it may concern tako no-
tieo that I have made un application
to lion. Wm. McCandloHS, Seeietary of
Internal A flairs for a warrant to lay ou a
vacant piece of land Kituatod in Hickory
Township, Forofet County Pa, adjoining
l,kt.l r 1.' Wit I L- tr ( 111 t In. piisir ctf fiAf..
Jjawrenco .v Co.. on tho south, warrant No. 3(5'.iO on
tho west, and warrant No. 6150 011 tho
nor'b. MEM AN M. KEFLEH.
:it July ii; l.v.
ehes to a post, tnonee bouiu ioriy-i p- Darl ot tue C()Untry who ia willing to we
greoseast, eighty-livepercnes 10 ine P" teadily at the employment that wo furJ
beginning, iomaumnun.uuuu.ru.uu lljsn fifl pcr eek Vour own townJ
thirty acres of land more or less, and be- You now, not be awav 'trom homa-,OY0
Ing part of warrant numbered Iivo thou- , , t y jve .our wholo tim9 tJ
sana on uunutvu n n v V the work or oniv vour Hpare niotncnt8.
Thv fit? eroctea inereon iranie linufu ,inti,;iv t;,. n,h V..or.AuU vnA
....... , J-) , . I VVintifl IK'kilillK w V J V1IU 'Att 1 V'r. , A VJ 1 "1
dwelling bouse one ana one-Dan ftn,i $5 Outfit freo. Address at once. II
high, a frame barn and otner ouu.uiuungs 1Iallktt & Co Portland, Maine. 44-1 J
ana aooot lour bi.jcs i u. .
Taken In exocution and to be sold as tne
property 01 reier riuni i ino puu ui .
B. Heath and Siobert Bullion, Executors,
etc.
'IVrniH enli.
Jl'STISSIIAWKEY. Sheriff.
Sheriff's OiHce, Tionesta, Pa., Sept. 4, lb77.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY VIRTUE of a w rit of Lovai 1 Facias
issued out of tha Court of Common
Pleas of Forest County, aud to nie direct
ed, there w ill bo exposed to sale by public
venduo or outcry, ni 1110 luuu jiouse, 10
tho borough of J ionesta, 011
MONDAY, SEPT. 24th, A. D., 1677,
at 10 o'cloek A. M.,tho following described
real estato, to-wit :
Jared M. Brush et al.. Administrators
for 110 McNeal Dean A Co. vs S. A. Craig.
No. :i0. Soot. Term. 1S77. Davis. The un
divided ono-ha f of two eertain tracts of
hind situate in tho Township of ureen,
County of Forest and State of Pennsylva
nia, bounded and described as follows, viz :
Beginning at tho northwest corner of War
rant No. M33, south 401 east 541 peachrs ;
north 471 east M5 pisrehen : north 404
wist 541 ncrchea: aouth 47i west 6'.'8
perches to place of beginning. Containing
1U00 acres and allowance, taken 111 exo.
i-ution and to be sold an the property ot S,
A. Craiir at the suit of Jared M. Bruh et
al., Aduiiniatratara, for uto McNeal Dean
A Co.
Terms rash.
J I STIS BIIAWKEY. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Oilioe, Tiouesta, Pa., Sept. 6, 1877,
Administratrix Notice
T elters of Administration on the e-
l.jtat of Jobu A. Dale lalo of tho Bor-
ouuh of Tionesta. Fonsl County, deceas
ed, having been thia day grautod to tho
undersigned, notice is horeby given to nil
r.fii-amiN indebted to said estuto to make
liumodiuUi navment. anil those having
claims or demands against tho samo will
pitsciit them to tho uudcrsignod, proper
ly authenticated for settlement,
tit E, C. DALE, Administratrix.
Tionesta, July ., 1677.
Qf-JLY FIVE DOLLARS
FOR. AN ACRE!
Of the Best Land in America, near thl
Great Union Pacific Railroad.
A FARM FOR 200 DOLLAR 1
in oasy payment with low rates of latere
SECUltEITNOW
Full information tout free, address
O. F. DAVIS,
Land Agent, U. P. V. It., Omaha, Neb
VJr-ii? I Outfit Free.
cry, Augusta, Mo.
Asronta. f
V. t). Vic I
18-
IT. P. BURNHAM'S 187,J
WATER-WHEEL
Is declared tho "Standard Turbino," tJ
over tff0 prsena wln uso it. Price j
dueod. New pamphlot, free, -N.
BURN HAM, York, Pa.
JACKSON'S
BEST AND ABOVE ALL.
These brands of nwcet navy are ackn -edged
by all to bo tho llnest chewing
baceo ou tho market.
Sold by all dealers. Send for nam pi
tlio manufacturer, C. A. JACK.iOl.
CO., Petersburg, Va.,
G. F. Wardlo, General Agont, SAC
Water St., Philadelphia, Pa.
j.ii.MVurur,
XljIltCIIVINT TAILOU,
TIONESTA, PA.
Mr, J. M. Murphy, late of New York
Citv, has taken rooms in the Jamieson
Building, north of Central House, and U
prepared to do anything In tho lino iu
first-class manner, lie has held the posi.
tion of Cutter In some of tho bed bouses
in England and tho United States, and la
confident that ho can givo satisfaction.
Suits cut and mado from f 10 to f 12 and Ills
guaranteed. C'oupt't'tiou defied. 15-thn
OC Fancy Mixed Cards, lOo,
tO Addresn J. W. Bro.
hou, Niagara Co., X. Y.
post-paid.
Address J. W. Brock way A Co., Wil
li 4
chew-smoj::
?&MATCHLES:
FINEST rUTOBJlC
in ll.Airort 1WL' m.. I
.-im rift 1
' N 'l Alv ISO UTUKJK.
rt7V I0R KAtH BV ALL PEAU
ACn I.N l'Ll'O.
THE PIOHCrS TOBACCO CD. 'BftOGIlVN. V.
l.WKKY Scientist,
Anhitoet. Bui!
Tinsmith and Property Owner b"
have a opy of fho practical treatise
LIGHTN ING PR ITECTION, jot ib
by tlio undersigned. .It oponeb the t
oils ilcl'ects of tho lightning aods now ei
ed, Hnd gives explicit directions for 1
erly protccting.buildings, ships, oil ta
steinu boilers, wooden bridges, televr
apparatus, etc. it shows and doscru
simple mothod by which uetl rooia
rain pilietn, or other suitable metallic
ductora about building, will ftlloct a
luto protoetion.- Sunt by mail. po
preriid, on receipt of fl.60. Henry
bpoug, Reading, remia. ,
1 ? M P L 1 Y M E N T, Mala and famalo,
J J ry or commission. Wo pay agi
alary of f30 a week andexp- ce. i
ka Manufaciuring Co., liaitfoid.
Particulars li eu. 41
OUPSORIJJBfVrthe For?. Rfr'akaoaii ' IOH WORK ntlv xwuted or '
Olu'lip'. : ' VVtiLlt AN Ctt(