WEDNESDAY MMlMNG, Jl LY lsT
BOROUGH OFFICERS.
liiirhcv--'W. It. Dpnx.
Vtvitve.it infiii. A . IS. Kelly, (I. W. Dovnrd,
.1. A. Proper, W. It. Hook', Win. Ilichards,
n. i orciiiau.
Jn.it ice of the Pence C. A. Uandnll, J.
T. IJrennan.
VonsfohleM. Swnitgurt
(School Directors II. It. Mnv, IT. O. Da
vis, O. W. Robinson, T. J. VanGioscn, I).
W. Chirk, W. It. Dunn.
FORK ST COUNTY OFFICERS.
Pr'eMdent Judtclj, D. Wktmohp.
Aeiatts Judge lus. O. Dam:, Ed-
VAUI K KRR.
'J'rrnsitror Wm. Lawii knot-..
J'rnthonot.ary, Heginter tecortlrv, de.
. W. C'r.AHK.
Sheriff Jvhtih Siiawkky.
nimiiixxinncrnV,A Bkiiun, Isaac
Lono, John Ukck.
County (Superintendent II. S. Buoc'K-
WAV.
JHxtrict Attorney 8. I). Iiiwm.
Jury Com in iioncrsl,yi an Cook, P.
V. Mkucji.i.iott.
Vmn.fi Nuneinr T.f). OoM.IN.
Coroner W. C Coiutrn.
Vonntii, Auditor Nicholas Thomp
son. .1. H. NUII.L, II. A. ZCKNDKr.T,.
Member of f'oniress IIauiiy Wjiitk.
AHxembly J. 15. Ahni:v.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TIONESTA LODGE
wl . O. of O.IT1
MEETS
o'cloe!
every Friday evening, at 7
k. in the Lodiro Boom in Par-
tridgo s Hall.
J. E. BLAINE, X. fi.
O. W. SAWYKR, Sce'y. 27-lT.
E. L. Davis,
ATTOKXKYAT LAW, Tionostrt, Fa.
J Collections made in this and adjoin
ing comities. 40-ly
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
F.tux Street, TIOS EST A, PA.
W. K. 1.ATUV, .1. 11. AONKW.
a r t o n x i: v s a r la w ,
TJ ON EST A, 1'A.
ATTENTION J-Ol. 1)1 KltS!
I havo boon admitted to practice as an
Attorney in Uio Pension Ollico ut Wash
ington, J. C. All ollicur, soldiers, or
sailors who were injurtd in tlio Into wnr,
!! obtain pensions to which tluv may bo
entitled, by culling on or addressing mo nt
'I ionestit, l'a. Also, claim for arrcariiye.-;
ol'oay aiitl hounty will rowivo ironit at
tention. lla i i tr loou ovt-r four years a Koldinr in
tlio Into war, and liavin ibr a Milliliter of
yearn otiirajied in tlio roMviilion of hoI
ilirrs' ,liiims, my o.iui'it'n' will assure
I lie Mill'tiou of claims in tlu sliortcKl os
.ihlo time. J. . AiNj;V.
4 111'.
F.W.Hays,
ATTOUNNY AT LAW, and Notahy
flBMC. Hi'vnold.-i . Hukiil it Co.'m
liiofk, Siiiova St.", (til Cilv, l'a. ;'.!- v
Lawrorc House,
1MONKSTA, l'llNX'A, YV!L I.AW
1 I! I '.Nt 'K, l'liorui iroit. This iiousn
is centrally IoiniUnI. tCverytiiinu; new and
well fiirnihlii'd SiiKirior arcom mcnia
) ions and si rlel alteiil ion ivon to quests.
Yi'nolaliles and Fruits of nil kind served
intlieir scasun, Sami-le room lor Com
mercial Ajrcut.s.
C.EWTryAL HOUSE,
IVJNNKlt AtiNKW III.tM'K'. ,.
Aonkw, I'roju ietor. This is a new
ii iuse,and ha;.uft lieen til t ; I u( for tho
iX'ciiiumodati'in of tho milvl ie. A Jiorlion
f tho liatronago of the plihlin is solicited.
TJKNKSTA, l'A.
H'KICK 1 1 OU11S ; -7 to it A. M ., 7 to
1 V.
Wo,lnosdavs and S:iturdavs
loin it
m. to ;i V. M.
V. C. COBURN, M. D.,
1311VSICIAN tt iSFKiilCO.V oliers his
I services to tho peo)!? of ij'orest Co.
Having' had an .experience of Twelve
Yeais in constant praelice, Ir. Cobiirn
(Huaiantoes ti nivo Naiisf.iction. Ir. Co
liui n makes a pe(iaity of tho Ueutmtiit
t iVjsal, Throat, iiini and ull otiuir
Chronic or lingerintr diseases. Having
investigated all scii:iitilie methods of cur
ing disease and selveled tlio jjood iioni all
systems, he will uaranteo relief or a euro
in all eases vs hero a euro is pussitde. No
Charye for Consultation. All f-.. will 1)
reasonable. Professional xiits mado at
-.ill hours. Parties at a distance can eon
suit him by letter.
Ollico and l-tsidcneo soeond huihliui,'
fiolow the Court J louse, Tiouosta, Pa. Of
lioo days Wednesdays and Saturdays, iiotf
n. II. MiY. A. II. kki.lv.
MA V, l'AJIK ,e CO.,
E A K B
Corner of Klui tfc Walnut St i. Tioiicsta.
Hank of liscoui:t and lieposit.
Interest ul lowed i-n Time Uepusita.
Collect ions made on nil I lie l'rii'lnoI points
of tho IT. S.
Collodions soiieiled, N-ly.
PIIOTOGIlAPIl GALLERY,
i: i. i k t u i: i: t ,
SOUTH OF KOIiiNSON
STUilE.
T i o ii o 3 1 a ,
M. CARPENTER, - -
l'a.,
- Prc'iiriotor.
i tui'v;t.iLv.n iu allthu lak t ft vle.j
.it. ,
LOCATi AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Church Meeting.
Tlio Annual Congregational Meet
ing of the Presbyterian Society will be
held in the Church, this (Wednesday)
evening, July 31st, at 8 o'clock. The
members of the church and congrega
tion are rocjuestcd to attend.
By Order op Trustees.
Iiov. V. O. Allen will preach in
tho M. 12. Church next Sunday even
ing. Services to commeneo promptly
at 7:30 o'clock p. m.
Mrs. Elliot has been quite ill for
a few weeks past, but is mending bIow-
y-
Judge Proper was taken ill with
cramps, at Council meeting on Satur
day evening, and was finite ill on Sun
day, ite is convalescing.
Tho well on tho Woods Heirs
tract is down about 1000 feet, and will
bo continued 1000 feet deeper, unless
Mr. Woods comes around and ordcis
tlio work stopped.
Mr. D. W. Agnew is putting an
addition on tho building north of the
Central House, and proposes to go to
housekeeping there forthwith. James
lluling is bossing the job.
It now looks as if the terrible
"heated term" were over i'or the sum
mer. Of course wo expect wuni
woa'.hcr yet, but it is hardly probable
that wc shall have such another seige
of it m that recently experienced.
lloasting cars, little "nubbins,"
are in market,' iu our neighboring cit
ies, at 20 cts. per doz. Wo'll have a
twist at an article of homo production
in two or three weeks. Perhaps it
might be a good idea to go "coonin."
Mrs. Beverly, the woman who
was in the small-pox hospital, died on
Thursday last, not, wo are informed,
from small-pox, simply, but from a
complication of diseases, which her
weakened system was notabloto over
come. Tho mau and child are both
down but are improving.
At a council meeting held on last
Saturday evening, it was decided to
buy the building lately occupied by
the blacksmith, Beverly, and tear down
aud remove tho same. An agreement
has been entered into, and tho pur
chase will bo made to-day. This will
probably remove all danger of conta
gion iu Tioesta.
Miss Mame McCrea, of Eagle
Rock, died of consumption ut her home
on Saturday evening last. The fune
ral took place on Monday, and several
of her liiends from this place attended.
The deceased was a bright, intelligent
young lady, end had a large circle of
friends who will sincerely mourn her
early death.
Never before since wo carao to
this plaoe, teu years ago, has theio
been as much water in tho river and
creek as we have had this season. We
hare had almost a continuous rafting
stage since spring set in; tho only
trouble has been that the lumber to
run has not been manufactured, on ac
count of tlio lw prices prevailing be
low. t
We have received a neat little
book, entitled "Out of tho World,"
consisting of fables taken from the X.
Y. World. . They are gotten up after
the slylo of ..Esop'a Fables, only ;uod-
crnixed very maternity. It is pro
fusely illustrated by L S. Church, and
has reached its thirteenth thousand.
It is the most readable littles book v,e
have conio across for a long time.
The heavy rain on last Monday
night caused considerable of a "high"
iu tho creek, and tho consequence was
quite a stir among the ruftoicn. Sev
eral creek pieces from Coon Creek
havo been landed at the mouth, and
same run into tho river. Tho Dith
ridge boom has been filled with logs,
which will keep the mill running' fur
some time. The Knox boom broke
last night ami let out several logs, but
has since been repaired.
f- hot. Oscar Huddle, ton of Mr.
Wm. Huddle, who-resides in Forest
county, three miles north of Clariufr
ton, while out 'hunting tquiriels Ju.J
Monday, became the next victim from
the carclesa practice of crossing a log
aud pulling the gun after him muzzle
foremost. The half-ounce ball lodged
in the left side of his chest, and was
extracted by Dr. Baker the famo ev
ening the accident occurred. On
Wednesday, Dr. J. W. M'Knight, of
this placa wus called to couytiltatioa.
He tells us that ho found the case a
serious one, but entei tains some hopes
of recovery. BrooLvillc Giqihic, 1C(h
Barnctt Twp. and Whig Hill Notes.
Wma Hill, July 27, 1878.
Ed. Reiuhlican : We again take
up the quill to note for your paper
whet has fallen under our observation
since last we wrote you. Having been
over in Barnctt not long since, we first
note a few items from thereabout :
Rev. Payuo held a bush meeting on
tho 13th and 14th, nt Cooksburg. All
passed oiT nicely. The Rev. will hold
a meeting of two days' continuance, nt
Sigel, Jefferson Co., to-day and to
morrow, 27th and 28th. A Quarterly
Meeting was held at Marienville on
the 20th and 21st of this month, by
the M. E.'s. Iter. Barton, who re
sides in Claringtou, preaches regularly
at that plactr.
Rev. Weldon preached in Claring
tou Church on Sunday eve, 21st inst.
Rev. Shcckler will preach every two
weeks, on Sunday evening, at Claring
ton Church, which chango of time of
services is well pleasing to the younger
portions of the community.
As "Philip," the peddlar, was trav
el sing the woody road between daring-
ton and Marienville, the other day, he
was stopped by four men who demand
ed his money. He was putting down
his pack to comply with their demands,
when tho timely appearance of a man
wo did not learn his name, caused
the villains to to decamp.
W. .7. Armstrong, who has been at
Meadville' for some time past h now at
homo and looking well.
Wo understood that diphtheria was
bad, at Clear Creek, about two miles
above Clarington, and also further up
along the Clarion.
A sail affair happened nenr the
mouth of Maple Creek, some threo or
four wcek3 ago. Some boys, among
whom was Jacob, son of J. C. Davis,
ofBarnett Twp., went down to the
brackett dam known as tho Reynolds
Dam, to bathe. While swimming
Jacob swam out into the middle of the
"hole" below the dam, and attempted
to "bottom" it. The water was beyond
his depth, and he went uuder. On
coming up, instead of swimming to
shore he swam toward the "tumble" of
the dam, and, getting under tho "fall"
the water put him under, and he was
drowned. His death is not only a loss
to his family, but to his community,
for there was that iu him that would
have made him a maa of worth to any
commuuity.
Haying, hoeing, bugging, &c, fcc,
and all other minor iucidents of farm
life, peculiar to the season, engross the
minds of nearly all. Little is being
done in the way of timbering in tho
vicinity of Clarington this summer.
Whig Hill remains as of yore. All
the people are busy at harvesting, &c.
J. J. Fishw, of Oil City was here
during the . early part of the week,
looking after his interests in thij sec
tion. DuriDg our peregrinations of the
othar day, feeling an interest iu the
cause of education, we made inquiries
after all the schools and teachers of
our route of travel, and were pleaser'
to hear that all were progressing "very
well." Nothing More.
Tylersburg Topics.
Tylerhisurg, July 29, 1878.
Ed. REruRLicAN : The Rag Baby
Party wa3 represented here last Satur
day by a procession 141 strong, the
largest part of which came from Scotch
Hill, with a large bauner representing
a bale of greenbacks, of w hich every
man will receive all he wants, when
they get in power, by just sending in
his order. It is run on the plan of a
country tailor shop "make to order
and warrant to fit." It made your
humble servant feel some like Rachel
of old, who mourned and lamented the
loss of her departed. When will mor
tal man cease to run like a blind mule
into every empty out bin iu the Laru ?
God bless tho brave aud puuish thy
weak-hearted !
Mr. Carpenter, formerly of Tiotiesta,
has set up a photograph gallery in our
place, aud i.s meeting with good suc
cess, I believe. Oood luck to tho old
veteran.
We will be glad to welcome as many
Tionestiaus as well como up to our
Grove Meeting next Saturday and
Sunday,. The meeting will be held in
the grove at tho M. E. Church, near
Tylersburg. Preaching by Rev. Payne.
The accommodation of people from a
distance wiil bo made a specialty.
Yours Truly, Jeff.
The New Siuger Sewing Machine,
Drop Leaf, 2 Drawers, Box Cover with
all attachments, only $35, nt Robin
Boa A Bonser'd. l'j 3t
Tho Tidiouto Xews is authority
for tho statement that Mcssr.". Bristol
and Hadley, managers of the lato ex
cursion to Niagara, have in their
minds an excursion to Fair Toint,
some time next month. Should their
idea take shape, they can probably
count on a goodly number from this
place. The Niagara excursion was a
success in every particular, and those
who "took it in" are loud in their
praises of the management thereof,
more especially that of Mr. Orion Sig
gins, who had the management of this
end of the line. Had it not been for
hi efforts, r.nd the large crowd gotten
out from this place and Hickory, the
excursion would have proven a finan
cial fuilure. If another excursion is
gotten up, by all means have Mr. Sig
gins work up this end of the line.
Chas. Hill brought the nev3 to
town on Monday, that the well on his
larm had struck oil, and was pumping
at the rate of seven barrels per day.
The oil is the light, green oil, and was
struck at 320 foet, having 41 feet of
good sand. The well is not a large
one, but is important from the fact
that it opens up soma neiv territory,
and the expense of diilling a 320 foot
hole is but a trifle compared with the
cost of the deep holes in the lower oil
country. Oil is too low to cause much
excitement now, over our new strike,
but it is very probable that the land
in that section will all be leased forth
with, and we are looking for some
larger wells in that neighborhood here
after. Mr. Hill's farm is situated on
the east side of the river, . four miles
north of this place.
Woodcock have been moderately
plentiful this season, and more of these
birds have been noticed on high ground
than ever before at this time of year.
This, we suppose, is owing to our fre
quent and copious raius, which keeps
the ground moist, enabling the wood
cock to procure their regular diet
angle-worms, on higher grounds than
is generally practicable in July and
August. Pheasants, or ruffed grouse,
are going to be a good crop this sea
son, and will probably be hunted closer
than ever before, on accouut of the lit
tle practice our amateurs have had io
whig shooting. Red squirrels are very
numerous and very destructive ; black
and gray squirrels are hardly as plen
tiful as was anticipated a month ago,
but still are moderately numerous.
The stave business eeems to have
been overdone somewhat, from the
lact that there has recently been a ma
terial decline in the price. At the
present prices paid for staves there is
not much money iuHho business, and
the price of bolts, of course, will de-
ciuie wim me-stave market, llns is a
matter of regret, for this, has been one
-1 t - .1.1. t rr. .
business in which there was a little
cash the one thing needful for all
who handled the bolts or staves. We
are not informed how much of a de
cline there has been in bolts, but pai-
ties interested cau ascertain by calling
at the store of Denckson & Co.
The Overseers of tho Poor havo
made a levy of 5 mills poor tax, to
meet the extraordinary expenses grow
ing out of the small-pox cases which
havo had to bo taken care of by the
authorities. It is but right that this
tax should be paid cheerfully, as the
expense has been incurred in caring
for the welfare and health of tho com
munity at largo. The tax looks large,
but the expenses havu been large, and
not one of our tax-payers would wish
to run any risk of taking the droid
disease for fifty ti rues the sum their in
dividual taxes will amount to.
Miss Joephciie Slater, of this
phiee, who was recautly taken to For
est county to bo placed under the med
ical treatment of Dr. Harris, an In
dian physician, for consumption, has,
we are glad to state, partially recov
ered her wonted health. Her cast was
couaideiv.d a hopekvj one. CUrlon
JaeJaoitliiii.
The subject of the above notice has
since died, her apparent improvement
lasting but a short time. The deceased
is highly spokeu cf by the Clarion pa
pers. The eelipso on Monday afternoon
was a brilliant failure, so far as this
section was concerned, the uuu beinir
hidden by clouds all day, and rain
falling most of the afiernooii. Those
w ho sm (iked ghiKSis for the occasion
can lay them uway until tho meteoric
shower, which is supposed to occur iu
September.
Dr. Cuburu claims to bavoeaught
a trout iu Jamison's Run, one day
last week, 10J inches in leugth. That
u a gi.od-Mzed trout.
We are requested to announce
that tho annual camp-rr.ceting will be
held on the old camp-ground nt Lick
iugville, commencing August 21st, and
lasting eight days. Tents can be rent
ed cheap. Grounds free to all well
disposed persons. No "gate fees."
Teams Wanted For Bark Haul
ing, at Brookstoii Tanuery, Brookston,
Forest Cx, Pa. 15-3m
If you wnnt a good article, buy
Kunkel's Perfumes for tho .handkerchief.-
For salo at Bovard's. tf.
'cioiviiitsivv. iviticirrssl
CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY,
By Robinson &, Bonner, Dealers in
General Merchandise.
Flour harrol ... ?i.50&7.1!5
Flour Hack, host - - 1.80
Corn Meal, 100 ITis ... 1.50(1.75
Chop feed, pure grain - - 1.3!i(Vj)1.45
ltyo p bushel ..... 75
Oats Xow bushel .... 4.5
Corn, ear S.j-lO
Beans f bushel ... 2.00(5,3.00
Ham, sugar eured ... J2J
Hreak fast Bacon, sugar eu red -.Shoulders
....
Whilelish, half-barrels
Lake herring half-barrels
Sugar - - - -
Syrup -
X. O. Molasses new
Roast Uio Cotl'eo ...
Hio Coffee, ....
Java Coffee ....
Tea v
10
7(a,8
- 5.7o
o . -
I .
- 0(WT1
7'('l.00
- .rr0(nr,
- 25
lilV. 2."
33
.40r.!lO
- lUICi-la
II
15
l.NOOj.. !.!)()
LiJ
- 3.00
- 3.00
o5(.i,50
- 1.00011.75
- K(;i'10
17 Gil 8
J
Hotter ....
Kice
Eggs, fresh
Salt ....
Lard -
Iron, common bar
Xails, lOd, f keg -Potatc.es
...
Lime "il bbl.
Dried Apples per tt
Dried Beef
Xvw Advert iaem cuts.
D
IYOUCE NOTICE.
Susan TT. Shnvn. !v 1
lather, 11. II. May, lihcllant, vs. Jacob M.
(Sharp, respondent. In tho Courtof Com
mon Pleas of Forest county, Xo. 4 De
cember Term, W.
In divorce a vineulb matrimonii. To
Jacob M. .Sharp, respondent : Tho sub
pon.i and alias subpoena in tho above en
titled ease having boon returned, "That
after having made diligent search and in
quiryfortho said Jacob M. Sharp, and
w&s unable to find him in tho said County
of Forest." You are hereby notified and
said Court, to be holden nt Tionesta, com-
J - ' "I I" " " L . ' . ' Ul
iuuuciug on me 4111 juonaay or September
next, to answer tho petition und libel of
the said Susan II. Sharp, and show cause,
if any you have, why said libellant should
not be divorced from the bonds of matri-
mOHV nOTPPIlhlv tr (llO II. .tu r.f AcumviKl.r
in such cause made and provided.
jusus s 11 a vv kj-j 1 , Sheriff.
Tionesta, Pa., July 30, 1878.
TIONESTA HOUSE. V
E. McCUAY, Lessee. Situated at the
mouth of Tionosta lirnelr 'I'ionnufu
c.
Pa. This house has been thoroughly ro
titted and refurnished, and a portion of the
public patronago is respectfully solicited.
ON E Y
SAVED is MONEY EARNED
IN THESE HARD TIMES !
THEN WHY NOT SAVE IT ?
liy going to
Hj . s 1 nvn o isr ' s ,
TIDIOVTE, PA.,
For Great Bargains in
READY-MADE CLOTSE
FOH KEN, COYS AND CHILDREN,
rurnisMng Goods, Hats, Caps, Trunks, dec.
Having, in consequence of the early sea
son, bought an immense stock of
SUMMER GOODS,
I am compelled to mark down my prices,
and I offer extraordinary Bargains to
closo Cash Buyers. Hero are threo sam
ples :
Pants, 75c, $1, $1.25 and upward,
All-Wool Pants, from $2.75 upward,
Suits from $3.50, $4.50, $3.50 upward.
Parties coming from Tionesta can save
their faro and 25 per cent, on tlio purchase
of a suit of clothes. It is worth coming .".d
miles to get Simon's prices, as they are
lower than ever before in this country.
inn siociv must iio reiiucoiT an J prices
have been put nt almost nothing for that
purpose. Don't take mv sav-so,
Ecmeuiber the Old Reliable Clothing Housa,
Corner Main i: Depot Streets,
Titliottto, Iti.
L. SI MUX.
WILLIAM READ & SOUS,
15 FANFX1L HALLSQU.,
Agents for
VT. &: C. SCOTT Sc SON'S
BREECH-LOADERS! !
Used by Cupt. Bogardus (who has shot
one of these guns over 30,000 times and
still uws it iu all his matches), Miles
John son and the principal shots and clubs.
Wo h tvo also brought out tlio
Host $." ISri'ci'11-r..oiuIvr
of favorite Top-Snap Action ever shown
in tho market. 1 Uher qualities at ?3j and
810.
:'- Send for Circulars and l.its of soo
1 'lid hand 1 ; ui!. ;s-i.in
Excctitrix'a L
T KTTKHS TKSTFMEN'TA It
estate of Joseph A 1 lender. Into 01
mony Township, Forest Co., Ph., dee n
having boon granted to tho inders-irM,
nil persons indocted to said estate nio r
quested to make immediate pavment, an
those having claims ngalnst tho samo'w i!
m '-sent uo'iu, properly BUineniicated, ft. a
soiiiomeni.
KLIZABKTII ALLENDKK,
Fxcontrix.
Stewart's Itun, Tu., July 15, 1878.
T7INANCI A L STAT MM F,XTofTlio"u.m
J- Commissioners of llowo Townshii
Forest County, Pa.
Tax of 187i, in Com'rs hands .871. V.
Tax levied for 1S77 1001.34
Ain't reo'd from Com'rs by
Treas. 1:172.02
Mil. 42 501.4
Seated lands ret'd to Co. Com'rs
Total duo from Co. Com'rs
In o.t-Trcns. Graham's hands
3tT.0(
I0Ot.5:g
1372.0
j
2377.45j
MAftir.mrcs.
Twp. orders outstanding to
May 20, 1877 772.84
Twp. orders outstanding to
Jan. 1, 1878 3215.1G
3088.00
P.J Bal.
1610.55'
3088.00 30S8.lhs
To Bal.
1010.55
KmvAiio Uf.kp.
A., D KKT,
Auditors.
SHERIFF'S GALE.
1 1 1 U'l'L of writs of Lev. Fa. and
-- ! 1. J- a. issued out ot the Court of Com.
mon l'leas of Forest count vrnd to mo di
reeled, there will be exposed to salo hi
puiiin; vemliio or iii rv. at the Court
House, in the borough of 'Thmesta, on
MONDAY, AUGUST 5, A. D. 1S7S, ;
at 10 o'clock, a. m., tho following deseri'V'
ed real estate, to-w it : e
B. J. Ueid, Executor of P. D. Thoma-J
deceased, vs. Leonard Agnow, Levari Fa
cias No. 13, Sept. Term, 187. Irwin.--'
Those pieces of land situate in Tionesi:
Borougli, Forest County, Pennsylvania .
that is to say. Lots Xo. 4"and 5 in 'Block i
as per survey and plot of Tionesta B01 -
ongh by Samuel D. Irwin, Surveyor, des
cribed thus: Beginning at n post on Elm
Street, corner of Lots 4 and 3, which is l.v
northerly of the corner of Elm and lie',,
Street, thence by Elm Street, north 12 d
grees east 104 feet to post on Elm Stri i
thence by lino of Lot (i north 83 dour;
west 105 feet to a post, thenoo south 12 c
grees wc-it 104 feet to post corner of Lot
theiK-o south 82 degree east 1 05 feet to u
place of beginning. Containing ono-h,
acre, be tho samo more or less; bob
erected thereon one two-story board lion
about 18x28 feet.
Taken in execution and lo be sold as V
property of Leonard Agnew, at tho soil 1
B.J. Beid, Executor of P. D. Thouin
deceased.
ALSO,
AYm. Meleholr vs. Henry Galbarith, X.
B. Galbarith, J. M, Gnlbnrith and G. i
Vincent, Fieri Facias Xo. 14, Sept. Term
1878. Jonkstf c:ark.--AU tie? defendants'
interest in and to tho following real estate
in Green Township-, Forest County, Penn
sylvania, bounded mid described as fol
low, tn-wit: Beginning at the northweM
corner of Warrant Xo. 5133, south 40 4 de
grees east 541 perches, north 474 degree
east 000 porches, north 40i degrees. we--541
porches, south 47A degrees west c.
perches to place of beginning. Contains
two thousand acres and allowance, togei:
er with tho hereditaments and nppu;-"
nances.
Taken in in execution nnd to bo sold :
the property of llenrv Galbraith X. ,
Galbarith, J. M. Galbarith and G. C. V;
cent, at tho suit of Wm. Molchoir.
ALSO,
W. E. Lathy for use vs. Edward Jo;
Fieri Facias No. 10 Sept. Term, 1878. I
thy it Agnow. All that certain pie
parcel of land situate in Harmony T
ship. Forest Coiinty,Pennsylvania,b(;i .
ed and described as follows, to-wit :
ginning on tho Allegheny river by 1
of Vnndergrift up said river north n'
03 porches to lands owned by J. L. 1 1
nah, thence west about 03 jie'rches to a
of stones, thence south 03 perches to J
run to a pilo of stones, thence down
run about 03 porches to tho plaoe of b.
ning. Containing twenty-live acres, -or
loss ; being erected thereon two
story dwelling houses, each about .
feof, and two small stables.
Taken in execution and to be sold
property of Edward Jonesat the suit
K. Lathy for use.
Terms cash.
JUSTIN SH AWKKY, Sh
Sheriffs Ollico, Tionesta, Pa., July 17,
Breech-Loading Double-Ban
cuw.
Weight, 8 to 8' pounds : length of
28 and 3u in. in and 12 gau-I'l-ico,
Sli-t-l lnrrcl, si 15 I TwIhI ltarr
l.nmiimrt il liuri'i'ls, Sl.it Hi" 111
I'lO-rcl, KN.i.
Tho bcht ever offered tho A
sportsman, com binini; all tho m
able features of the best imported,
er with some valuable improvenn
found in any other Top Lever,
lion, t outre 1' ire.
For sai" hv tho turdo evorvu ln-t.
ufaeturod hv E. It K M 1 N if ( N A
.81 and L's:t Broad wuv, Now York.
Box, 300b Armory, Illion, X. V. a
out and send t;,r 1 1.1.1 sth ai k i .
likii'H and Treatise on Lsn.w u
21-3m.
Administratrix's Noli
INSTATE "U PALM KU S'l'K!
I J DECEASED. Letters of a.l;
tion on the estate of Palmer Sfeph
of liariiett Township, Forest Co.,
ceased, having been granltl to tli.
aigned, all persons indebtetl lo si
are requested to make imine.lM
ment, and those having claims 11
samo will present them, properly
Heated for settlement, to I. 1 n V V
Attorneys for Administratrix, hi '!
Pa. ' F.LLEX KKVNiM.
Aduiinisi!
Tionesta, Pa., June 7, W-i.
S777
is not a-.ily earned in tin
but it can be ma lo in tint c
b v an v 0110 of either sex.
parlTol tln; country w ho is willing
kteadil.v at Hie employment that
nish. fjiii per wt c k in yoor om
You neiid not bo away from "
night. N'ou can ni o our wl..
the work or only ou'r seaiv i
co-Is nothing to liy (ho bu-.
and .85 i hlUit free. Addn -Jl
m.i.i 1 r A' Co., P. itl.oi.i