he forest gtopwMicim.
WEDNESDAY HORSING, AUG. IS, 1878.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.
fCEA.lV KeuV. o. ihnri.
J. A. Proper, W. It. Itwilt, Wm, IlicMw-flH, a.
n r. r uruiiiiu.
Jnntiee of the Peace C. A. Randall, .T.
T. Ilronnan.
(fnnHtable H. Swaggart
School DirtHorttU. It. Mav, IT. O. Pa
vl, 1. W. Robinson, T. J. Van Olesen, 1),
W. Clark, W. It. Pnnn.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS,
PreMdent Judnelj. P. Wetmokf.
rudfreJj. P. WETMonr.
AuMciate Judge Jon. O. Dai.k, Ed-
WAnn Kerr.
j. W.Clark.
(Syer(r .TnsTta Sfiawkkt.
OommUmiottAr Eli IJisunw, Isaac
lj0,?.?.'J.? vL"J !2 ,. rr a a
I will HMVili .! I
wat.
,vri (tomwiiVtoner Lyman Cook, P.
V. MKncii.Liorr.
(Tovntu Purveyor T. P. COLLINS. 1
ihronerW. C. Co torn.
si ... A .. .7 XT TdTnT . a Tnnvr. I
sow. J. U. nkill. H. A. ZiTKirnFLL.
Member of Ctonret Hahky Whitk.
Annembljf J. Jl. Aonew.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TIOITESTA LODGE
No. 309,
I. O. of O. F1.
MEETS every Friday evenine, nt 7
o'rlook, in the Lodgo Koom In Far-
trldtro" Hall.
tridgo'
J. I-j. XJUAliSX!., J. . 4i
O. W. SAW YE 11, See'y
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ttotikfy AT LAW. TionoHta, Ta.
V Collr thins made In this andadjoin-
log countu n.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
'Ktn. Street, TIONESTA , PA .
W. K. LATHY.
XArilTV
im . aonbw. I
Ac TV,
ATTOItXHYH AT LAW,
TIONESTA, PA.
ATTENTION HIMIi:it!
I have been admitted to practice as an
Attorney in the Pension Olneo at Wash
ington, ' I. C. All officer, soldiers, or
sailors who wore i 11)11 red in tho late war,
... -. . 1 1. . 1 . ....... i.n
eon obtain pens on w wiw. ."
tMititlo.l. Iiv calling 011 or afuircHBing 1110 i.
TloncstA. I'a. Also, claim for arrearages I
I luunui, 1 .k nil-, i.Miii - - 71
of pay and bounty will receive prompt at-
tvntion. . I 1 11
Having been over four years Mnoidier in
the late war, ami having for a number of
voar enjniged in the proocutlon of sol
diers' claims, my oxpoiienco will assure
tho collection of claims In the shortest pos
Kibletime. J. a AtiNEW.
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F. W. Hays,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, and Notary
rnnLic, Reynolds Hukill A Co.'a
IIIOC.K, cneca ru, - uj . - .
Lawrence House,
IMONKSTA, PENN'A, WM. LAW-
1. ill-a i;i-;, I'RorniKTim. 1 n nuu""
I ccnirallv located. Evervthlng new and
well lurniKhed Superior accommoda-
Cons and strict attention given to guest.
Vegetables and Fruits of all Kinds nerveo
in their season. Sample room for Com-I
inorcirtl AKnts.
CENTRAL HOUSE, .
BONNER fc AtlNEW BLOCK. L.
AnxKw, Proprietor. This is a new
nouse, and has just boon fitted up for the
nccommodiitioii of the pulilic. A portion
. . it. It .11 .. 1 I
if tho patronage of the public is solicited.
4U-1V
TIONESTA, PA.
Ofkk-k Hours : 7 to 9 A. M., 7 to 0 v.
M. Wednesdays and Saturdays from 11
A, M. to 3 1 M."
W.'C COBURIJ, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN t SUKOEON offers his
1 services to tho people of Forest Co.
Having had an experience of Twelve
Ycais in constant practice, ir. wiuuni
.:,.. ..i..as t trivo satisfaction. Dr. Co-
liiirn makes a Bp'lalty of the treatment
. m T M .sl ill I
Chionio or lingering diseases. Having I
Investigated all tMdoiHiftc methods of cur-
III! umCttSO HUH nui-treu "iu K-'V
HysUms, ho will guarantee rehel or acut-e
in all cases where a cure is possime. xo
Charco for Consultation. All loos will b
rciisonablo. Professional visits mado at
all hours, l ai -lies at a uiomuuu irmi
! i. . . LL.tinr
1UH Hill JJ 1'v
Oilloo and Hosidcnco Mecond Vilildi"?
.1 l....r lfAllun
b, Tionesta, x-a. im-
f.co days Wednesdays and Saturday. u
h. a. Mir.
A. kF.LXV.
MA Y, TAJIK C CO.,
B AHKBBS
Comer of Elm A WalnutSts. Tionesta.
Bank of Discount and Deposit.
Interest allowed on Time Deposits.
Collections madoon all tho Principal points
of the U. S.
Collections sojicitod. 18-ly.
FIIOTOGItAFIl GALLERY.
1C 1. .11 H T R B K T ,
SOUTH OF ItOP-INNON fc UONNEIt'S
HTOllE.
Tionesta, iJa.,
M. CARPENTER, - - - Proprietor.
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lIir.ai,.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Uev. W. O. Allen will preach in
the M. E. Church next Sunday even
ing. Services to coramenco promptly
at 7:30 o'clock r. m.
M. E. Sunday Sch6ol at 10 o'clock
m.. and Presbyterian Sunday School
at 3 o'clock p. in.
Mrs. Jos. O. Dale is suffering
from a somewhat protracted illness,
and it will prnhably be some time be
fore she recovers.
Mc- Aaron Culver, of Tylersburg,
j,i ,iou,i :,, f- nf Kia l.ol. on
'
Friday morninjj last. He was subject
to heart disease, and to that carte his
death is attributed.
The small pox in fiones'a is now
thintr of the past. The last case has
w m
recovered, and has been discharged
from tha caro of the authorities. May
the dread malady never return.
J
From the 2ess we learu of the
death of Mrs. Elizabeth Brownlee, Tor-
tnerly of this place, at the residence of
her son, T. S. Brownlee, in Kansas.
She will be remembered by all our old
citizens.
List of Letters remaining in Tio-
nesta P. O. Aug. 28, 1878 :
P. C. Allen, Geo. Jcnings, Quill
Mull, Chas. Sigley, Wm. Hilliog,
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Persons calliug for above pleas
ease say
J.,:4
J. M. McKay, P. M.
'PI, n t haI BABHAn nnono Tnpmnl. I
" A Qli VI 1 Id Dvaou 1( Wua iu j ia
ly next Monday. In has been mfor-
Inaiy pened for some time by parties
who have been obliged to watch their
ged
grain and fruit. Breech-loading guus
are becoming numerous in our midst,
Mr nml Mrs T?lninp Rev. and
Mrs. Brown and Miss Ina Blaine, de-
parted for Elmwood on Monday. Miss
Blaine fell from a carriage while here.
bruising herself somewhat, and was
not fully recovered when she went
away.
The boys "got tho bulge" on the
"coons" last week, and three dead an
imals of tho coon persuasion were
brought in as the result of two even-
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1 Tin T?av Mr Rrnwn. ft f Elmwood.
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Po ,.;.:,.,;,. iA.n r Rni av
W r,rviU nnon to conduct
the services in the Presbyterian church,
mornine and evening. He was greeted
l, annd.nired eonrefratioiis. bv whom
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he was fully appreciated.
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V nra ! w',r,l of Th Knreru
for September, a monthly magazine
for youngest readers. It is beautifully
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illustrated, and filled with such a lift
0f conteuts as cannot fail to interebt
.
anu lusiruct tne juvenilis. 1 ne jirii-c
- , . BVii-llt noblloation is ftl.fiO a
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pear, postage paid. Address Johu L.
Bhorey, 36 Bromfield St., Boston.
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We are in receipt of "Baldwin 8
(ju-(e l(f ,j,e Oil RcKions" for August,
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This periodical has become a necessity
to travelers in the oil regions, and its
appearance indicates liberal pationage.
In addition to the regular time tables
of all the roads in the oil regions, and
their 'connections, it gives distances,
fares, express routes, postal informa
tion, telegraph rates, &c., &c. It is
published monthly by W. S. Bi
.,, p . nft
Titusville, 1 a., at Sl.UU a year.
Baldwin,
T, m.-,!;,, fftrmB tbirtv-fivn
lhe rfndin tarms, inirty-nve
m;je8 rj0l Vho Red River of the
North, in laOnesota, IS probably the
, egt J;,, farm ; tj10 United
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States. It contains 38,000 acres, or
. . j qqq ut j weat
Whicn -l.OUU acres were put m wiieaw
&Bt Spring, aud 1,500 acre8 Will be
XT . 1AA
broken this season. No less than 100
mules and horses are used on it. to-
-- .
getner wnn to piows, narrows,
1 . 1 r.. iqtq
and 7 steam threshers.
Tbe rig for Wood s well, on le-
ters Run is finished, and tbe drilling
will probably commence to-day. Ma -
gee A King will put the well down
Tht depth of the hole will probably be
less than four hundred feet, and if the
contractors have do bad luck it will
be finished within two weeks. It is
needless to say that the whole com
munity is interested (indirectly) in this
venture, aud Mr. Wood has its best
wishes for a good strike. ,
The Republican Convention of
Clarion County met in Clation on
Monday last, and DrfbYioated the fol
lowing ticket : Congress, llarry bite ;
Senate, E. M. Grant ; Assembly, W.
A. McCormick ;-Prothonotary, M. Ar
jnold; Treasurer, Jacob Black, Jr.;
Commissioners, John J. Wilson md
William Shanafelt ; Recorder, A. V.
flwpns Tliatrlct Attorney. M. A. K,
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Washington Craig, Jr.
sen reapers auu uiouers t.'or ioioj,ig
A Breeze from the Lake.
"Education is the best dofonse of nntioiiH."
Hurler..
The 8. S. Assembly, at Fair Point,
on Lake Chautauqua, had come and
gone. For three weeks the eyes and
feet of knowledge-loving people have
buen turned in the direction of that
busy grove where ten thousand souls
are daily being satisfied.
Not content with mak'nisr the samo
ground a season of refreshing for our camp-life is the sympathetic equality thirsty at runions figures. We under
spiritual needs, Dr. Vinceut, realizing which it products. Mom than ever stand that the police got after some
the truth of the quotation at the head
of this letter, has determined to help
the minds f those who long for assist-
ance. In pursuance of this plan he .1
Las organized the Cluutauqua Literary
and Scientific Circle. We quote the
objects, etc., from the constitution
adopted by tho members at a meeting
held in St. Paul's Grove, on Wed nes-
day, Aug. 21 :
'It is the aim of the C. L. S. C. to
promote habits of rending and study
in nafure, art, science, and in secular
and sacred literature, in connection
with' tho routine of daily life."
This end shall be accomplished chief-
ly by individual study in the lines and
text books which. shall be mentioned ;
but local circles may also be formed
for mutual benefit and encouragement :
l -w'l
and a visit each year to the dtudeut's
Session at Chautauqua will keep up
tne enthusiasm of the class ; while an
oTnminSntt rttot a I uritrDn AVArir mnnt K
vauuiiuiug 'ovhi imivm v v w
and sent from headquarters to each
individual member will act as a spur
upon all dilatory students.
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lbe course of study covers a period
of four years. For the first year we
have studies in
1. English history and literature.
2. Greek history and literature.
3. Biblical history and literature.
4. Astronomy.
5. Science of every-day life.
1 he books required will not cost
. . ...
K-fi-ii or on(1
are named as toiiows :
T? i-i it . t 1., . m
Auglisil JLisiuij icciujr jii ivr xi
cents); Studies of the Stars (ready
Llftt.V Ilr H,ir.t OnHinA
l J , -
f Ribl- TTIa.nr." CroW i,rir. m
. .
KnnrtMn V apItb n Phw o
oev. by Dorman bteele (ready : price
... ... . - .1
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81.4U): "Ureen s Short History 01 tne
Euclish People" (Tready : price $1.50.
postage paid). Chautauqua text books
on Greek History and English and
Greek Literature aud on Astronomy
... . .. . .
will be prepared. The books now
..j L. .i- xt.i'
reauy may uo oriicrcu 111 iieisuu uk i
Philips, 805 Broadway, N. Y.
So much for the interesting line of
study-which will admit of enlarge-
meiit in the direction best suited to
each member. While some may wish
to read history more extensively than
in the text books given, others will
s.i.. : ,
purauu mt'r 1 line , 3 111c iuua ic, w
awaten inougni auu persuaue people
1 ..1 1. 1 . 1. 1 .
to read more svstematicariv and with
better ji.(igni-iit. Anyone who will
send au answer to the following qoes-
ttuiis together with an entrance fee of
fifty cents, to Uev. J. H. Vinceut, ; D.
D.. Plainfield. N. J.. before Nov. 1st.
1878 .;n i un.iuj u n....i... 1 1.0
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lUIUj tt 1 1 cuficuaituiit vi
C. L. S. C. iu the Class of '82 :
1. Give your uame in full.
2. Your P. O. address.
3. Are you married or single f
4. Are you between 20 and 30, or
30 and 40, or 40 aud 50, or 50 and 60
years of age ?
fi ierrA bnn ,, d.;id.n
liviug under tbe age of sixtecu years!
ft Wliol ia vnnr iifionr.titi. 9
v. " - J' uvvui-uiiuii .
7. tvith what religious deooiuina-
. . - ... . .
tiou are you connected?
8.
Tir. vmi nTlop inatnrA df.1 1 Katq 1 1 on
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resolve to proeecuie me lour years
of stud V presented bv the C. L.
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9. Do you promise to give at least
four hours a week from Oct. 1st to
July 1st to the reading and study re
1 quired by the course ?
10. How much more than tbe time
specified do you hope to give to this
course of study ?
This universal reading club is a
.rand scheme, and I hone manv of the
Republican'b readers will be interest
rf
d iu the succes of the enterprise.
Education, as a word (from educo, to
draw forth) signifies the bringing out
of the powers of the mind. The cram
ming process by which certain funda
mental truths are committed to mem-
ory by rote, without understanding on
the pnrt of the student, is fast becom
ing out of date. Whatever leads man
to investigate, to think for himself, to
advance new ideas well sustained, this
is education
It.is gratifying to tbe observer to
notice the substantial class of people
who visit Chautduqua University. Tbe
belle of the ball room may bo there,
but if so, she has laid aside her dah
and diamond? and appears demurely
clad and deeply attentive to abstruse
metaphysical discourses. The fop
would feel himself sadly out of
place in a scientific conversazione, and
tho street gamin is not attracted by
galleries under the quUt stars and pit.-,
surrounded by leafy arched columns,
Another outgrowth of this semi
this year parlies board themselves,
Mathematical ger.ius is brought to the
front when it is required to divide one
tin spouu, two knives and four cups
equally between eight persons, each
one on the verge of metaphorical star-
vatioii. But the minor consideration
of eating is lost in the feast of reason
an' flow of soul hourly presented by I
the Assembly, and we trust that ! air
Point may loug exist with increasing
beauty and usefulness.
I have already mane this letter too
long, and with the memories of the
rippling lake sparkling in the sun-
shine; the warm grasp of friendly
hands ; the happy strolls through
shadowed paths ; the exquisite harmo-
ny of the Chautauqua choir singers
tho mellow tuned bells ; and the flights
of eloquence or deep reasoning ; all
making glad pictures in my brain,
I lift the pen from the papor
. And say .lood-Xic?ht.
K. A. S. W.
Hickory, Aug. 24, 1878.
Mr. Geo. A. Percival, of Centra!
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If. ... ...
t .i i v iii'iimiia m. nan mumiii mvuirii
us
at that nlaee. and al.,n with a namn.
Willi xaie uiea oi me jvuner puuiiaiieu i
t of 175 naes. entitled "Nebraska
it is." with man. This book
r
eives a complete description of each
county and town in the State, and
tplia o vorvl.hino' that an pmirrrant
i .iinii hi k univ. ii mi v ill nil r i rn u r i .1
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J u -m u
would like to peruse it, we
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pleased to let them look it over. In
. .
the Courier we observe that, on lues
day of last week Mr. Percival aud the
Postmaster at Central City went out
, , tlPniP;A hirtpnn A irood
oud snot 01 VTairle ChlCKens. A good
wr
I cnfro dAnrrra trill a on ant c ill r t hank's
j-
tk hid fiAiirlasv
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UF u
Monday, with Prof. Walker, of Brook
ville, and Miss Woodin, of Jamestown,
M. o teacuers. xue scnoo. oue
"a been newly shingled, cleaned and
F"' ,u tjr"Fcr ,cruirttUU l"cou,,uuuu
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din,, b.v Kaiib u-pII looliPd ,,(PPI
There appears to be no reason why we
should not have a very successiui term
school ; all that is needtd is t he
hearty co operation ..f pupil, and pa
rents, ami go..a cnnnoi. nut resim.
he school triplicate is still in tbe
bands ot ireusurer xvHiy, and those
u-bn wish tn nnv her taxes, wl have
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a fdi. nnnnrliinlto hu fa intf un mm
' ;
It behooves the government at
Washington to inaugurate some wel
defined aud sensible policy with reler
ence to the trade dollir. Ihcse coins
have come into circulation pretty ex
tensivelv in various narts of the coun
1 j
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iivivij. X 11 nic k cpt.'icD t'A I'libian..
coin, which nobody is compelled to re
ceive as a legal tender, yet they are
tendered in paymeut for labor in many
..-is.:- ...j- -:- ..
localities, uuuer vircuiiiniunrra u-
i i wr- i i
proachnig eompnlsion. iViihin the
post few' days we have noticed that
banks in numerous cities r duse to take
I lluo dnllr rrxAnt. at H anniuit
Irom eight to ten per cent, lliese
I unina Itnntain mora ailtrfir than tbo
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ptandard aollar which is received
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n,r "ha 'l'rniirv flpnrl mf.nl ono-ht
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I t . inanrrnrAte somA fii.aiblA inpAinrA
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oy wuien me irano u. nar umy UB e
chanced for standard -ilver d. llars, or
1 w
devise some means to withdraw I hem
from circulation entirely without loss
to those holding t'era.
Titusville, Pa., December, 1876.
DEAR Sir: I was troubled very
mucn wun tne oacnacne wnicu uiaue
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ma ewV nil nir it sppinpd to fitri k
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irom my muiieys 10 iiiy ctuniai o taui
ig K.t weakneSs. I could not stoop
t . . . 1 .1 ' ...!.L...a I !
- 10 P,CK up anyuung wimous
carefully with my hand resting on my
knee. I bad all the symptoms of
male weakness. I got your Barosma
which relieved me in a few days, and
I am comparatively well, aud I have
recommended it to a number of my
frienJ. an(1 all have been benefitted
who have used it.
Mahy Montgomery,
West Pino Street, Titusville, Pa.
Prepared by E. K. Thompson, Ti
tusville, Pa., aud sold by G. W. Bo
yard, 'lioiusta, Pa. 23 2t
Try Kuukel'e Perfumes tor the
handkeichief. For tale at Bovard'
Camp Meeting at Licklngville
was extensively visited by parties
from town on Sunday Inst, and our
streets were somewhat duller than
usual. The meeting is well attended,
and those in charge are doing their
utmost to preserve good order, and
are succeeding very well. It i3 sa'd,
however, that parties carrying bottles
of evil spirits are present, ami are re-
tailing the contents ot sat.l Domes to
of the illicit vendors, but did Dot un
dersland whether or not they were
caught.
Voter, remember if you remove
from one election district to another
between the 5th of September and
election day, vou voluntarily disfran
Cu;8e yourself, because you cannot vote
',n the borough or township to which
you bavo removed, nor in the district
from whence you came. You must
reside sixty days in the election dis
trict in which vmi offer to vote
Dobbins' Electric Soap.
Having obte.ined the agency of this
celebrated soap foe Tionesta and vi
cinity we append the opinion of some
of our best people as to its merits :
1 hnvi tried Dobbin' Kleotric Soan
made b X. Cragin & Co., Phil'a
Pa., and find that it is all the manu
facturers claim it to be. It is the wo
men's friend, because it saves one-hal
the labor. Mrs. J. L. Craig."
"Dobbins' Electric Soap is the best
I have ever used. I can heartily rec
mm..d it. Tt U a rdmrm in the wash
tb- MRS' U' b" KN0X-
"l take pleasure Jn .recommending
lvT-v I 1 Yl . O '
Avoids Jecinc ooap. it is a ui
rior arucie JU Ja lue '
Mrs. W. R. PvEck."
We desire all our frieuds and cus-
lomers 10 give mis ouujj uuc inai, eu
the? may know just how good the best
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soap in the U. S. is.
22-12 Robinson & Bosxer,
Tionesta Pa. Sole Agents.
Teams Wanted For Bark Haul
ing, at Brookstoii Tannery, Brookston,
Forest Co., Pa. 15-3m
TIONESTA MARKETS.
CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY,
By Rob;D8on & Bonner, Dealers in
, General Merchandise
Flour harrel . . . fo.5aa,7.00
A l'
I tn.. a ...,1, l.naf
1.75
Corn Meal, looms - - - i.MKmXwa
Rye bushel ...
1 1.XI1111 innii. duic uiam
- 1.35 1.45
0ats New bushel -
- 4!
Corn, ear - -
35040
- -
2.00(g.3.C0
12
suirarcred
- 10
shoulders -
- 78
- 5.75
3.75
Whiteiish, halt-barrels -
M- o '""K
Sugar
- 011
Syrup -
- 75 1.00
N. O. Molasses new
- 50 75
UoastUlo Coffee
- 25
- 20(a,25
35
.40 m
- 12i15
- y '
-rea
- Butter
,.
r': iresu
- 15
i tai
1.80(3,1.90
jr(j . 12J
Iron, common bar
- 3.00
Nails, lOd, keg
Potateea - -
- 3.00
3550
- 1.60 1.75
T. . , ,
Lime IS bbl.
r).jeti Apples per lb
- 810
17 18
Dried Hoof
of AVIV .laverTMeinviir.
PROCLAMATION.
I
I IT... tr T T
at president Judge of the Court of Com
WIIl-.KKAS. Alio JIUII. JJ, I'. Ilt-unuiu,
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I n.,... Illivnu nrwl I IliaftikX MAULJUltlB in 1 Tl 1 1 I T
the countv of Forest, has issuod lus pre
n.nf fi.i l.oldimr a ( 'ourt of f?omnioil Pleas
Ouarter Sessions, Ac, at Tionesta, for
t,e Couhty of Forost, to coinmeneo on the
fourth Monday of Sept. next, being
2ld day of Sept. 1878. Notice is therefore
given to the Coroner, Justices of tho l'eace
and Constables of said county, that they be
then and there in their proper persons at
ten o'clock, A. M., of said day, with thoir
records, inquisitions examinations and
other remembrances, to do thoso things
which to their offices appertain to do none,
and tothosowhoare bound in recognizance
to nrosecuie asainm win prisoners uiuimo
i. . ot i- ..oht iv.untv.
that
a thev bo then ami there present to prosecute
airanist them as shall b.t lust. ;iven un
der my hand and seal A. 1. lTH.
.. I 1
I m m mm. r P A mTm A II A
VVILLIAiVl fritAU &
fe - 13 NEUIL HALL SQR.,
HO.HTOX. - JIAS.S.
Agents for
W. Sc. C. PCOTT 6c SON'S
BREtCH-LOADERS ! !
Used bv Capt. Itogardus (who has shot
one of iheso guns over 30,000 times and
still uses it iu all his matches), Miles
J. liaison and the principal allots and clubs
Wo havo ttlso brought out too
Host 50 ISrei'i'Ii-IiOiitlor
of favorite Ton-Snap Action ever show
in tho market. Other qualities at $S
810.
.jr-TKend for Circulars and Lists of hoc
ond hand Hun. 'J-'in
JJtVOKCK NUJ i
Susart IF. Sharp. tV li'-r j
father. It. It. May. lihollanl,
.Sharp, respondent. In the Com ;
mon riPiw of Forest country N.
comber Term, 1S7-S.
In divoreo a vtnrulo matrimonii.
Jacob M. Sharp, respondent: Tho f"
poma and alms snhpu-na in tho above
titled case having been returned, "1 !
alter having made diligent search and i
quiryfortho said Jacob M. Nharp, c
was unable to find mm in mo said t;nin
of Forest." You are hereby notified m
required to appear at tho next term .A
said Court, to oe holden at xionesta, m
inencing on tho 4tli Monday orNepterni i
next, to answer tho petition und libel
the said Hunan II. Sharp, and show cau
If any you have, why said libollantshou
not lie divorced rrom tho lionds ot mm.
mony agreeably to tho acts of Assenit
in such cause made and provided.
JllSllM siianv ki-.i, siieriit.
Tloncsta, Pa., July 30, 1878.
TIONESTA HOUSE.
CK. MoCR A Y, Lessee Situated at 01
mouth of Tionesta Creek, Tionet4
Pa. This houso has been thoroughly rs
fitted and refurniMhod. and a portion of tl
public patronage is respectfully solicited
Executrix's Notice. j
LETTERS TESTAMENTARY on tltf
estate of Joseph Allender. late of Hal
mony Townsliip, Forest Co., Pa., deceased
having been granted to the undersigned;
all persons indeetod to said estate are ri
quested to mp.Ke immediate jiayment, ani
ttiose liavinir claims atruinst the samo wit
present tliom, properly authenticated, f.s
settlement.
ELIZABETH ALLENDER.
Executrix
Stewart's Run, Pa., July 15, 1878.
FINANCIAL STATE M ENTof tho RoaQ
Commissioners of Howe Township
Forest County, Pa.
Tax of 1870, in Com'rs hands ? 371.(
Tax levied for 1S77 ?l!NiJ.n4 i
Am t ree d from ( om
Treas.
rs bv
1372.il:!
G91.4a m.-
Seated lands ret'd to Co. Com'rs W.4
Total duo from Co. Com'rs
In ex-Treas. Graham's hands
1004.
LIAnir.TTIES.
Twp. orders outstanding to
May 20, 1877 . 772.81
Twp, orders outstanding to
Jan. i, 1S78 3215.10
S'.iJfti.OO
nj Bal.
101C.
:'.!IS8.00 3!
To Pal. 1010.55
EnwABnltKKn,) Autlit(n,
A. Hi-.i-rr, j
Administratrix's Notice.
STATE OF PALMER STEPHEN
DECEASED. Letters of adminisir
tion 011 the estate of rainier htepliens, 1;
t liarnett Townsliip. Forest Co., X'a., i
ceased, having been granted to tho und
igned, all persons indebted to said est-at.
are reiuestod to make immediate pay
111 out, and thoso having claims against th
same will present them, properly autNm
ticftted for settlement, to Latiiy&Aos.ev.
Attorneys for Administratrix, at TloneM
. XUX-iJLiN XtW XiNUXjXJS,
Administratrix.
Tionesta, Ta., Juno 7, 187. 1-
REEV3IFJCTOFJ
Breech-Loading Double-Barrel
curj.
10
Weight, fl to 8J ponnds : length of !
M and M in. IU and 12 gauge.
Price, Steel barrels, $45 ; Twist barrels-
I.niniiinted barrels, 175 UmntM-n
barrels, 18.5.
Tho best ever offered tho Am
sportsman, combining all tho ino- l
able leatures ot tho best imported, U
er with some valuable improVeincii-
lound in anv other Top Lever, Sii)u
tion, Centre Fire.
11
tor salo bv the tarde everywhere.
ufacture.d bv 10. TtKMINliTON .t I-
281 and 283 liroadwav, New. York. .
iJox. -dm. Armory. Illion. Y. '
out and send for Illi'stratki -
LOiit K and Treatise on Kii i.k Kiif"
24-3m.
MONEY
SAVED is MONEY EAR
IN THESE HARD TBIIH !
THEN WHY NOT SAVE j
By going to
Li. SIMIOISr7;
TIDWUTE, PA.,
For Great Ilarguins In
tho
1
FOR MEN, 8QYS AND CHILE
Furnishing Goods, Hats, Gaps, Tru-
Having, In consequence of thcc--son,
bought an immense stock of
SUMlUEli GO ODD,
I am compelled to mark down my
and I otter extraordinary llarvu;
close Cash lioycrs". lloro are tlree
pies:
Pants, '75c, $1, $1.25 and trow 1,
All-Wool Pants, from $2i t
Suits from $3.50, $4.50, $6.50 up v.-..
Parties' coining from Tionosfi
their fare and 2 " per cent, on lue (
of a suit of clothes. His worth i
miles to got Minion's jiricea, as
lower than ever before in this i
Tho stock, must bo reduced an i
have been put at almost nothing
purpose. l)on't take oy say-so,
Remember the Old Reliable Clothin
Corner Main A lepot Ktrt t !
Tidioiiie, ln.
and
TO)
OH WORK of all kinds d
ce on short notice.
READY-MADE CLQ