EDITOR.
WEflSESDAT MORNIXG, FEB. !J, IS78.
A TRIIIUTI2 OF MI23IOHY.
.Death of Col. P. D. Thomas.
BRIEF SKETCH OF ni3 LIFK.
From tbo "Forost Press," 9th Inst.
Ou the morning of February 7th,
nbout eight o'clock, Col. TliiUp D
Thomas passed away.
Fhilip Dunn Thomas was born near
Meadville, iu the county of Crawford,
in August, 1807. When two years
old, or thereabouts, his parents moved
to Chester Co., Fa., where he spent his
boyhood and resided in the historic
Chester .Valley, the home of the
, Waynes and the scones of the earlv
struggles of our fathers for freedom
lie' settled at Paoli, building a dwel
ling1 there, and remained there for sev
eral years.
In 1846 he was elected by the peo
ple of Chester a Representative in the
56th Legislature of Pa., which office
he filled with great satisfaction to the
people. .
For several years subsequent ho was
engaged in railroading, and was in
strumental iu having new roads pro
jected and built in the eastern part of
the btato. After this ho removed to
Philadelphia, and took charge as Col
lector at Faiimount, which position he
held for many years, and filled with
credit to himself and profit to the
Schuylkill Navigation Co., who owned
the works.
For a period of his lifo he was en
gaged in a large Raw' mill at Old Ches
ter, as it is called, on the Delaware, in
company with William Frick. The
lumber manufactured was for the
Duiiding of vessels and ships. We
mention these circumstances, as we
know the interest which all the good
"en vi. sorest nave in ine lire ot one
thew loved so well. While in compa
ny with Jbrick near the mouth of the
Delaware he invented a monitor of
which he built a small model, design
ing to patent it, but the fruits of his
labor were stolen by "some crafty per
son and the same patented by auother
individual, and Mr. Thomas was de
pnved of his invention. He often la
mented this, as ho often said ho after
wards, during the war,, saw monitors
built after his Chester model.
The oil excitement of Northwestern
i onnsylvauia brought our excellent
and never to be forgotten friend here
rm - -
XnO Snrinn of iHfU fmirwl Mm 1,
A O - niui 111 U
agent and manager of a largo oil Co.,
called "The Mercantile Oil Co." at
East Hickory. The men who consti
tuted this Co. were among the first
men of Philadelphia. They had lands
on Oil Creek and in the vicinity of
L,asl Hickory, and pur dear departed
friend was their general agent, having
the oversight and management ot all
their property, but put the most of his
energies to developing at East Hick
ory, as ho seemed to like the country,
where he put down wells both for the
Mercantile and National Oil Compa
nies, which he represented. Here ho
formed acquaintances with the people
that ripened into firm friendship.
In 1865 he married Mis3 Helen S.
May, of Tionesta, when he settled here.
' Vom the first ho seemed to take a
leep interest, not only in his own
neighborhood, but in the wholo coun
y. lioad commissioners, path mas
j s aud others ulways got his free and
tillable advice, as tho road3 in many
Uions are a eland ing memorial to
is day. 'Since which time it will
over be recorded the good he has
one, or all the improvements which
3 has made, either by himself or
'.rough his counsel and advice to oth-
rs. Time will never tell his valuable
gestions, or tho benefit he has been
to others.
Ho was just tho man to reorganize
a county, asbbt in its arrangements,
iuj set the machinery of public afiairs
order. He had a brain sufficiently
.mprehensive in what was especially
fted to do good, and his appointment
Ciunty Commissioner in 1867 soon
! to the erection of beautiful public
.:!Jiir.;s which now adorn the public
,;uudi. Time fails to follow this
-.inch of the theme further, as all
He continued arming, ulso making
"provementd iu one way and another
"til 187G, when he was elected State
iitur tf h district. Ou none more
!;y could tho office have been con
He filled it with credit to
i;nn
liiiii: c If and in the best interests of his
constituency.
But little more of his personal histo
i iu wo wiito within tlio narrow
limits of thw weak tribute to his mem
ory. Upon bis return he commenced
building a house, and finishel the first
brick dwelling houso that has been
erected in the'eounty, a local monu
ment to his memory, This is saying
something. The economist snyi that
"he who makes a blade of grass to grow
where not one grew before is a philan
thropist." Reader, has our friend
done this? irour responsive-heat t fur
nishes its own answer.
Disease seemed to fasten on his
strong frame with an unreleuting grip
about tho middle of last summer. Yet
.'midst his severe trials he was the
same. Constant pleasantry was min
gled with the genuiue elTusion of good
nature and good humor, tempered with
delicacy and modesty without a tinc
ture of ill will.
Ou the 17th of Oct. last he was car
ried ou his bed to the railroad station.
followed by a train of sympathizing
mends. Ah, we well remember it,
Ilia adieus to the people who gathered
around his couch, and with tears in
their eyes bade him good bye, is one
of the most affecting scenes wo have
ever witnessed. But his happy face
shone with sunshine on his sympathiz
ing friends. Socrates parting with" his
frieuds could not have formed a more
eloquent scene. The cars came and he
was taken off in a trice, and we never
eaw our friend again.
Ho has passed away ; but his happy
memory and his good example re
main. ' Resolutions of Respect.
Tionesta Lodgo No. D69, 1. O. O. F.,
at its meeting held on the evening of
the 8th inst., appointed a committee to
draft resolutions on the decease of Col.
P. D. Thomas, a member of theLodsro
from its re-organization until his death.
The following is the report of the com
mittee :
Whereas, Almighty God, in his
iufinite wisdom, has' seen fit to call
from our .midst Brother P. D. Thomas,
Kesolved, That we sincerely mourn
the death of our departed brother, and
regret that he was taken from U3 in
the fullness of his life and usefulness
Resolved, lhat the condolence and
sympathy oi too Jodge is extended to
ll . 1 la
his wife and other relatives
luaolved, lhat this memorial be
printed in tho county papers, and sent
to his wife and friends, aud entered on
the records of Tionesta Lodge No. 369
I. O. O. F.
A. B. Kelley,
O. W. Sawyef.
S. J. Setley,
Tionesta, Feb. 8, 1878.
1
Cora
GOODYBAlt'S
RUBBER GOODS
OF EVERY DES0EIPTI0N,
Vholcsale ind ltctail.
Handsome "Ksversiblo'- Coat $12.09. Oth
er stylos, .50 to 822.00,
In ordering coat give height and chest
iiiuusuro over vesi.
caps, enpes, Legglns, Gun Covers, and
v nnTijrooi vjooas 01 all kinds.
Ladies' Nursery Aprons. 1.75.
v iinurcn s uius and JUiapera, 50 cts.
Crib Sheets, handsomoly finishud, fl.00.it
91.40, oy man.
Kod Sheets, handsomoly finished, full size.
9 .ou uy uiau. .
ladies Kubbor Gloves for IlnnsmvnrV
l!...l.i.. . , i. - .......
niuiiH, uuu oouening ana Whiten
ing tho hands; and a cure for Salt
ltheum and Chapped Hands.
Ladies Short, $1.25. Gauntlets fl.60.
Nursery Sheeting, Hot Water Kottles. Lite
1 leaervers, Air bosoms, etc., etc.
Novelties of all kinds for comfort and con
venience 01 ladies, worthy their
attention.
FIlEEGoottYKAn'fi Manual, illustrated.
w - 1 v .j Toiuauio llilVJI UIULlOIl, OI J 11-
terest to every one, on receipt of
address and b tain p.
uoocw euitablo to all dutdosos. Sneelnl
arncies lo order.
Anything under 4 pounds, by mail.
Dest Goods at Lowest New York Price.
AGENTS WANTED.
Brooklyn Dqiot Goodyear' Rubber Goods,
Manufiwtarer and Dealers, Wholesale and Eetail.
Address
T. C. THORNE, Manager,
211 Fulton Street, Krooklyn, N. Y.
P. O. llox 28. ' 45.3m
PROCLAMATION.
Whereas. The Hon. L. D. Wetmore,
President Judge of the Court of Com
mon Pleas and QuarterSossions in and lor
the county of Forest, has issued his pre
cept for holding a Court of Common I'leas
Quarter Sessions, tc.,-at Tionesta, for
the County of Forest, to commence ou the
fourth Monday of Fob. next, being the
25th day of Feb. 1878. Notice is therefore
given to tho Coroner, Justices of the Peace
and Constables of said county, that thev be
then and there in their proper persons ut
ten o'clock, A. M., of said day, w ith their
records, inquisitions examinations and
other remembrances, to dj those things
which to their ollices appertain to be done,
and to those who are bound in recognizance
to prosecute against the prisoners that ure
or bhiill be in tho jail of Forest County, that
th(y be then and there present to prosecute
against them as shall bo just. Given un
der my hand and seal A.'l). 178.
J L'jsTI S S 1 1 W KEY, Shcrilf.
JOIS WOUK neatly executed at tho RE
PUBLICAN OUico
E. F. Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron.
E."F. Kunkel's celebrated lllltor Wino
of Iron will cll'ectually euro liver com
plaint, jaundice, dyspepsia, chronieor nor-
voiir debility, chronic diarrhcoa, disease of
ww Kinney, una mi diseases arising from
a disordered liver, stomach or Intestines,
siKli ns constipation, llatuleneo, Inward
piles, fullness or Wood to tliB bend, aclditv
of tho stomach, nausea, heartburn, disgust
for fond, fullness or height in the stom
ach, sore eructations, sinking or fluttering
nl the pit of tho Htoniaeh, ftwimmingof the
hend, hurried or diUleult breathing, llut
toring id tho heart, choking or suMocnting
sensniion when in a lying posture, dim
ness of vision, dots or vels hcfnro the
sight, dull pain in tho head, dolioicney of
perspiration, yellowness of tho skin and
eyes, pain in tho side, line!', head, ehest,
limbs, etc, sudden flushes of heat, burn
ing in ino nosh, constant Imaginings of
ii aim groat depression of spirits. Prieo
?i per pome, uewaro of counterfeits. Do
not let your druggist palm oil-some other
preparation of iron ho mav snv if. a
good, but ask for Kwnker's P.i'ttor Wine
of Iron. Take no otlier. Knntnl'a 1i;t(nr
Wino of Iron is not sold in bulk only in
$1 bottles. K. F. Kunkel, Proprietor, No.
2)9 North Mnth Street, Philadelphia, la.
ijysxKA jj nil Ml UKKIMIH.
Tape Worm Removed Alive,
IleadiUHl all onmrjlfo t ino
io ico im head passes. Seat, Tfii and
Stomach Worms removed by lr. Kunkel.
259 North Ninth Street, Philadelphia, l'a.
Send for circular, For removing Seat,
li n or Stomach Worms call on vour
t a , . . - l - . - v t, w iivui r.
in iiHisi una asK lor a Dottle of Kunkel's
Worm Svriin. price 81. It never i.;ia
Common sense teaches if Tape Worm lie
leiiioven, aii ouier worms can bo readily
o. a: iunKers Luatral St E. F. Kunkel's
Shampoo for tho Hair.
i no best and cheapest Hair Dressing
anil 11a . f 1 , - t . t. . . o
....v. ...... inrain-i in hid worm, i hey re
move dandruir, allay irritation, soothe and
cool tjio heated scalp, prevent the hair
u oiu iaiiiiig on, ana promote tho growth
... 3ij nuuri nmo. iney presorvo and
beautify the Hair, and render it soil n..,l
glossy. They impart a brilliancy and a
niiKy i wuraiico lo liraui anrt w rr It air
", ii'tir urcfwing, iney are unrivall
ed ; eradicate dandruir and iimvent. bnll.
ness. Tho shampoo cleans tho Hair, ro-
TinnvAa trrln -j ft i. . . i i , .
..... ...iwv, oviuii, iiviuug, orupiion.
Cures headaclio p'roduced by heat and fa
tigue. Kunkel's Shampoo and Lustral
restore Hair to a natural and glossy color
vwrmimuuij, iinrsii ano wiry nalr.
rnco per bottle Jl. Ask vour druggist
for them, or send to E. F. 'kunkel. I'm.
pneior. xno. ttjH North Ninth Ntront lhll.
aucipnia, l'a. lcS-6m
PUBLIC VENDUE,
At the store in Tionesta, lately occupied
oy uio
SUPERIOR IUMRKR CO.
A largo quantify ot personal nrobertv.
consisting of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard- j
wuiu, jioous ami ftnocs, uress Goods, CaW
cocs, Chinaware. Wooden .vare. Tons rr.r.
fees. Muslins. Tinwaro.Glasswarc. Svrmw.
School Hooks. Stationery. Drutrsnnd fll-
icinos, aud a genoral assortment of Koods
of every description. The entire stock nf
goods in said store, one Safe, Dosk, &c. Ac.
Tr, ha , ., V. i . , l , l-i . , .
. . - w-
i j i . i uu mgnosi ana oosi
uiuuer. oaio 10 commence
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25. 1878.
at 7 o'clock P. M., and continue troin day
tn Han ....411 .1.- : i. T ,
vnjr uiiLii mo uiiure siock IS sold.
A.-H. F.UWER, Assignco.
A. J. FENTACOST, Auctionoor.
SHERIFF' SALE.
lix V1KTUK of a writ of Vendi. Ex.
-- issued out of tho Court of ( Jommnn
Pleas of Forest County, and to mo direct
ed, there will be exposed to sale by public
vcnuuu uriiuK-ry, ui. me ourt uouse, in
tho borough of Tionesta, on
MONDAY. FEU. 25. A. D.. 1878.
at 10 o'clock A. M.,the following doscribod
ICttl CSlIlkO, io-wii : .
A. Klinordlinger vs. A. Wollor. Vendi.
Kx. No. IS, Feb. Term, .1878. Lathy A
Agnew. A certain piece or parcel of land
situate in Tionesta Korough, Forest Coiin-
ty Pa., bounded and described as follows,
to-wit: Kegiimingat a post on tho west
side oi uaco btreet, now me Street at
south sido of land formerly owned bv Wm.
Lawreneo, thence south 871 west 121 feet
and 4 inches to a post on the line of the old
urave lard, thence northwest along said
gravo yard 83 feet and ten inches to a nost.
thence north 871 oast 121 feet and 4 inches
to a post on ine Streot, thence south 30'
oast 83 feet and 10 inches to the place of bo
ginning ; containing one-fourth acre moro
or less, on which is erected a story frame
dwelling house, about feet.
Taken in execution and to Bold as the
property of Andrew Wellor at the suit of
A. Klinordlinger.
Terms cash.
JUSTIS SIIAWKEY. Sheriff
Sheriff's Olaee, Tionesta, Pa., Feb. 1, 1878.
NOTICE.
T 1ST OF RETAILERS of Goods. Mer-
J-i chandiso, Liquors, dc., in the County
vi x' uiusi, otitic m i-gnnsyivania.
Feb. A. D. 1878.
TIONESTA BOKO. Class.
Robinson & Bonner 10
J. 11. Derickson A Co 13
John Reck 14
G. W. Bovard 12
L. Agnew, Hotel 5
wm. Jawrenco, -Hotel 6i
A . II. Partridire 14
J. Swailes 14
M. Einstein 12
HARMONY TWP.
J. Burchflold 14
John Woodcook. Hotel 5
HICKORY T .VP.
T. J. Bowman 12
Whooler, Iusenbury & Co 14
T. D. Collins 14
GREEN TWP.
II. W. Ledahur, Miller 14
Ford & Lacy 14
KING8LEY TWP.
Wheeler. Dusenbury & Co 14
Root Watson .? 14
BAUNETT TWP. '
J. B. Pearsall 14
Peter Uusloy 14
A. Cook 14
MOWE TWP.
Brooks & Co 14
Appeals will be held in the olllce of the
County Treasurer, in Tionesta. on Satur
day, the 23d day of Februury, A. D. 1878.
J A M KS W A 1 LKS.
41 3t Mercantile Appraiser.
License Applications.
THE following named persons have filed
their petitions for License and tho
same will be presented to our Court of
iuarter Sessions or t eb. Term, 1878 :
win. Toy, Hotel, i-aguncius.
L. Agnew, Hotel, Tionesta Boro.
Geortro B. Noxon. llotol. Fairunclas.
Feb. 4, 1878. D. W. CLARK, Clerk.
P. Rowell it Co.. 41 Park How XT. Y
or their I'ightv-imo l'aiiiohlet. showinir
cost of udvciibing. 13 4t
TRIAL LIST, FEB. TERM, 1873.
PnonioNoTAnv's OFrirw, '
S OFl'ION, )
.')., 1A I
No. Tr. Yr
1 OHKST .'(
1. Bamnel C. Sloan vs. J. F.
Overlander
2. David 1 (catty vs. Jno. Fit.-
morris et at
3. Selden Whitman vs. ,T. W.
H. HcTsingeretal adm'rs
4. Tho Superior Lumber Co.
vs. T. J. Van (liesenetal
f). J. 11. Dcrickson t Vo. vs.
I'hiletus Thompson et al
0. AVm. Jones for use vs. llar-
8 Doc. 7i
47 Fob. 70
45 Deo. 70
0 May 77
07 Dec. 70
inony Township
Win. Kichardson vs. Har
20 Deo. 71
7.
8,
0.
mony Township
Catherine Doherty vs. Har
mony Township
Win.' Haslet vs. Jus. Conley
Ooo. Moriuui vs. J. . lloot
18 Dec. 71
19 Doc. 71
20 May 77
34 May 76
in.
n.
12.
Jas. Carl vs. J. F. Over
lander II. A nslm rtz t Co. vs. Froo-
ninn tf- Corbet
Catherine Noblo ctat vs. P.
Iny et at
J. H. Agnew for use vs. S.
04 Sep. 77
44 Sep. 77
13.
14.
37 Sep. 77
11. Haslet
15. John I). IIuntvs.ThoCoun-
ty of Forest
10. Joanna Jt. .Sill Widow ot al
vs. S. II. Haslet et al
17. J. 1). Alnger Trustee vs.
Joshua Douirlass et hI
07 Sop. 77
32 Sep. 77
33 Doe. 75
Terra Tenants
18. A. Kean vs. W. Howo et al
19. Achro, Wick & Co. vs. J. U.
10 Dec. 77
33 Sep. 70
L'iuo CO Doc. 70
D. W. CLAKK, Prothonotary.
U ionesta, Pa., Jan. 14, 1878,
TE.VCHEItof VcH-al and Instrumental
Music, will eivo lessons on tho Piano
Organ and Violin. Terms reasonable and
sausiaotiou guaranteed. Present resi
dence with Mr. Frank Monday, tttTionos-
ta Station
3!Uf
gL BOOTS
tf AND
SHOES!
tt
H
Il.Ikv Aas has just opened a largo
and well-selected stojk of Koots mid
Shoos, at prices
LOWER THAU EVER!
and cordially invites persons from mir-
rou nding towns and country when visit! no-
ni:.i: ... ... ...ii . o
iiuiuuiu iu can una ,
JHxiimiltC Ills StOCic
boforo purchasing elsowhoro. "Burt" and
aiso "uray uros"
Fino French Kid Shoes
for Ladies wear a spcclaltv. Remember
mo piace,
GIBAiLD BLOCK, TIDI0DTE, PA.
39 3m II. H. EVANS.
Allegheny Valley Rail Road.
Pittsburgh, Titusvillo & Buffalo
Hallway, and Buffalo, Corry &
Pittsburgh Railroad.
ON AND AFTER Sunday, Doc, 10, 1S77,
train will run as follows:
STATIONS. Northward. Southward
No. I Mo. I Mo.S No. I No. No.
Mo. I No. 6 No. 1 No.
p tn p in p m p in
2:30 8:40 8:10 2:55
4;05 10:50 7:00 1:40
4:44 11:45 6:20 12:58
5:35 12:55 6:40 11:47
5:40 1:20 5:18 11:33
0:25 2:35 4:45 10:85
7:10 8:05 4:20 10:30
7:54 4:32 3:33 :42
8:3.". 5:37 2:55 0:02
0:05 (i:30 2:20 8:25
0:25 7:01 1:12 8:04
10:2' 7:55 12:50 7:10
0:15 11:40
11:00 10:10
1:05 0:55
8:25 1:10
8:54 12:27
9:05 12:01
0:32 11:07
10:22 9:30
11:10 8:00 .
a. ni a. in
a in p tn p in p m p in a iu
Pittsburgh 8:50 2:301 8:401 8:10 2:561 6:45
W reuJ uncl0:00 4;05 l():.r0 7:00 1:40 5:00
Klttanning 10:38 4:44 11:45 6:20 12:58 4:00
R. K'k Juncll:18 5:35 12:55 6:40 11:47 2:35
Brady Kondll:33 5:40 1:20 5:18 11:33 2:10
Parker 12:10 0:25 2:35 4:45 10:55 12:40
Emlonton 12:52 7:10 8:05 4:20 10:30 12:00
Hcrubgrass 1:33 7:54 4:32 3:33 :4210:45
Kranklin 2;0K 8:3.. 5:37 2:55 0:02 0:41
Oil City 2:35 0:05 (i:30 2:20 8:25 f:25
Rousovillo 0:25 7:01 1:12 8:04 8:10
Titrsville 3:37 10:2' 7:55 12:50 7:10 7:20
t'orry 4:47 t:lf 11:40 6:(5
Mayvillo 0:14 11:00 10:10 4:02
Buli'alo 8:05 1:05 0:55 12:10
Oil City
Oleopoils
2:30
3:17
8:37
4:25
6:55
7:10,
p. in
8:00
7:27
7:10
0:47
6:57
6:05
t'.agloKock
Tionesta
Tidioute
Irvinetou
?. m
Trains run bv Philadelphia Time.
DAVID McCAKGO. Gon'l Snn't.
v MVJbXVl 11AU1J.
T 1 rTf'Vl--KT II A T T
4on'l Passenger Ticket Agent.
THE WELLS TEA COMPANY
Importers of
Pure China and Japan Toas,
201 FULTON ST.,
P. O. Box 4560. NEW YORK.
THE WELLS TEA G'MPANY
Supply Teas to Storekeepers. In original
packages, at lowest import prices, as per
sample seiu on application.
Muppiy leas to Druggists, General Deal
ers and others, packed in handsome sealed
packages ol one pound each, in canisters
of tho same capacity, aud in 5 lb.. 10 lb.
and 20 lb. boxea. Full particulars on ap
plication.
Supply Toas to Peddlers in half pound
and ono pound bags, ' lain or printed, at a
more jiDnrai discount man is given else
where. Supply Tea for Club Orders, and allow
a larger commission than usual, and in all
cases guarantee the quality of their goods.
Forms sent when rociuired.
hend lor circular, and pleaso say under
which of the forgoing heads vou desire
particnlars, so that wo may 'send you all
the intoriuation necessary without lurtner
trouble.
Tho Well. Tea Company
Is one of the largest and most reliable
houses in the tradu ; all parties roquiring
Tea in nuanliLies will do well to send their
orders direct. 24 2m
Frank ltolIIii
PHOTOGRAPHER
(SUCCESSOR TO DE.M1NU.)
Pictures in every styleof the art. Views
of tho oil regions for sale or taken to or
der. CENTRE STREET, u'ear R, R. crossing.
(SYCAMORE STREET near Union De
pot, Oil City, l'a. 20-tf
AUDITORS' liEPOIiT Till-: VI'3A"K.
S. J. SKTLKY, Treasurer of Forest County, in account with tho Fund of said Count'.
lor too j'oar ending December Slst, 1N77,
To KalatToe last settlement f2.'!073
" Seated lands ret d Co. Tax 1870
Kridgo "
" " ' County u 1877
" " Kridgo " '
" Uns'led " County ' "
" " ' Krldgb "
" 00-Day List Co. ,fc " "
" Co. lands sold Walter Dawson
" Itedomption of County Lands
" Itoc'd lor grass in C. 11. j iird...
" " coal sold S. 1). Irwin'
" " bell sold K. Kchrns...
" " classbrokeninC.il.
" " lumber sold J. Mayes
ii . COHtii t fln in case of
Com. vs. S. A. nrncr
7!K
1I7
WW1
2:i:i
f)770
1112
247
130
83.1
12
i
10
2
123
if, 144.-. m
To balance buo by S. J. Setley 1308 14
S. J. KKTLEY. Treasurer of Forest County
' ' "iii 11 m .iv viiii
inonwcalth for tho year
To Kalanco lust settlement , $ 7!) 61
- Mflio im 1H77 Ii2 68
i
Hotel Lieenso " 1,10 00
ii
KoUdlct'H' " " 17(1 00
" Tax on loans " vj 60
Billiard Lluonse 40 00
735 59
s. J. BETSEY, Trensurcr of Forest County, In account with tho Redemption Fund
of said County for tho year ending December 31st, 1877.
To Kalanco last seitlement f3713 48 Ky amonnts paid Individuals $3802 33
rocelved from individuals..
. 1763
$5607
JUSTIS SIIAWKEY, Sheriff, In account witli Forost County for the year ending
December Slst, 1877.
To orders drawn $210 80 Ky Fees 210 80
D. W. CLARK, rrothonotary,
TO orders drawn ft.rl
?32l 10 $321 10
8. D. IRWIN, District Attorney In account with Forost Countv.
To orders drawn $30 00 By Fees $30 00
COMMISSIONERS of Forost County In account with said Couuly for tho year ending
.uct;eiiiuur oisi, isii,
ELI BERLIN.
To County ordors drawn $220
Balance ca 20
ISAAC
I To County orders drawn 8197 60
uaianee its 40
$2C3 00
JOHN
To County ordors drawn $197
Balanco 03
$200 80
FOREST COUNTY, ss.
We the undersigned
tho Commissioners' Ofllc
tho several accounts of I
ors lor tho year ending December 31st,
report. In testimony whereof wo have
uny in junuary, a. v. io.
Attest J. T. B REN NAN, Clerk.
EXPENDITURES of Forost County
mty Commisfsinnora $ 020 05
County
Commissioners' Clerk..
600
Auditors and Clerk ,
04 80
00 00
08 25
10S1 85
50 6t
23- 14
88.1 70
220 40
60 (X)
141 75
27s 30
311 02
557 00
2i)3 30
22 50
1204 32
J0!i2 5a
242 00
Counsel fees
Cat and Fox bounties
.Jury lees
Jury Commissioners
Assessors
Printing
Constables
Court Crier
Road View
Fuel and lights
Elections...'.
Commonwealth costs
Books, Stationery, fce
Registry .". ,
Repairs on Court House..
Western Pa. Hospital
Sheriff's fcos
FINANCIAL STATEMENT of. Forest
INDEBTEDNESS,
County Bonds..... .-...128,000 00
Bridgo Bonds. 2,000 00
County orders outstanding ' 32 0(1
County Commissioners 181 40
30,213 49
FOREST COUNTY, ss.
Pursuant to law, wo tho undersigned
ending Deceiubor 31st. 1877.
. . .... .. ..... . v.j,... ,4V,
witness our liancu thin 30tU day of January, A. D. 1878,
Attest J. T. BRENNAN, Clerk.
ARE YOU GOING TO.PAINT?
THO USE MIULEIt BUCKS' '
CHEMICAL PAINT.
Ready for nso in White, and over Ono Hundred difforent Color made of strict
ly pure White Lead, Zinc and Linseod Oil, Chemically combined, warranted much
handsomer and cheaper, and to last Twice as Ix)ng as any other Paint. It has takoo
the FIRST PREMIUMS at twenty of the Stato Fairs of the Union, and i on Many
Thousand of tho finest houses in tho country.
Address:
MILLBB
SAMPLE CAES SENT FEEE.
FOR SALE BY ROBINSON
1 H77,
12
Dy County Konds redeemod !
Co. it Jtrldgo orders " 1877..
6400 00
!IK25 2 (
2::o4 00
M
05
'l
4'J
0!)
72
.10
00
44
00
1"2
01)
(X)
75
4(1
coupons" ..
' Seated lands returned Co. and
Pridgo 1H7U and 1877 1712 01
" Kxonerations 847 27
" Kofunding orders 82 67
" B per ct. abatement on 1:10.10 40 182 t7
" 3J " on $54(100 Co. Konds
rodoomed 189 00
" 3 per ct. on JU825.23 Co. orders
rodoemed 843 87
" 8J per ct. on f'J20t.OO Co. cou-
poim redeeinod 77 14
" 31 per et. on $S2.C7 refunding
orders 2 89
" 8) per ct. on $;(802.83 redemp
tion im 07
" Win. Lawroneo's receipt for... 22447 79
' lialanco 13U8 14
144345 02
in f 1 viuilb n illl bllU 1 Ul
ending December Slst, 1877.
in account with tho Fonda of tho Com
Ky Slato Treas. roc't Aug. 4, 1877.. .$152 33
" 1 cr cent, commission M 1 fs
" State Troiis. rec't July 5, 1877 150 00
" " " " " 147 oa
" " " ' 6J 60
" " " Jan. 4, 1878 40 13
" " " July 5, 1877 38 00
" Publishing rtetailerr List 23 25
6 per cent, on 8H04.14 80 21
" Win. Lawicnco' reoeipt to bal.. W 71
53 " V in. Lawroneo's receipt to bsl 1704 Oi
01 S5507 01
In account with Forest County.
10 lwvn ikt
t 50 60
270 CO
" 1S77 .' ".
40 Ky Kalanco last settlement. J 67 60
" 6i days scrvico 177 00
" 340 miles travel 84 00
$278 CO
.. 82 DO
Ky Balance.
LONG.
By Balance last sottlemont 47 80
" 57 days services ; 171 00
" 441 miles travol. 44 40
By Balance 64 40
RECK.
00 By Balance last settlement $ 57 00
80 C7 days services . 20100
" 23 miles travol
2 0
$200 80
By Balance 3 ho
Auditors of Forost Countv, do hereby certify that wo met at
lee in Bald County, according to law, and did audit and adjust
tho Treasurer, Sheriff, Prothonotary and County Commission-
1877, and find them as set forth in tho foregoing
hereunto set om hands and seals thi thirtieth
in tho
als thii
!.' Si
. N. THOMPSON, L.
N.
H. A. ZUKNDKL I L.
JOHN R. NEILL, L.
Auditors.
for the year ending Decomber Slst, 1877,
Redamption of land erroneously
00 sold
20 50
rrotLonolarv's fees
Janitor . ,
Teachers' Institute
Kridgo repairs
Postago
Interest
Collectors' commissions
Treasurer's commissions
District Attornoy'H fees
Insurance
Express '
Appeuls
Court Auditor "
Lands sold to County
Contested Election
Stenogrnphor
Coroner
Bell
State Tax on bonds refunded ,
821 10
f0 11
60 00
64 87
12 07
2204 00
311 87
745 97
30 00
161 50
12 20
88 45
20 00
418 S3
425 40
01 60
20 62
185 00
21 CO
County for thoyear ending Dec. 31st. 1377.
ASSETS.
By Balanco transferred to Wm.
Lawreneeon County account $22,447 78
" Balance duo by S. J. Setley... 1,308 14
Seated Lands returned, 1877 1,107 90
Duo by estate of Fred. Glassnor.. 202 00
Due by Green Township '338 89
Due by Harmony Township 438 25
Duo by Kingsley Township 247 60
Jury fees due by Sh'ff Shawkey 16 00
Surplus money ree'd on bonds
and transferred to Win. Law-
rence 00 00
$26,500 60
Commissioners of Forost Countv publish
cAj.oHuiiur ui ruroai, county ior tho year
ELI BERLIN, )
rT1'0?0' I County Couiiniaslonera.
JOHN REC1C, J
BROTHERS,
20, 31, C 33 St. Clair Street,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
& BONNER, TIONESTA, PA.