f 1
1?
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 11, 1878.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.
ScXA R Sv. o. W.lTvanl.
J. A. Proper, W. It. Hock, War. Richards, a.
N. 8. Foreman. S
Justices of the lYacc (. A. Kantian, j. ui.
t. lirennan.
Constable IT. Swnirirart
School. Directors H. H. May. TT. O. Pa-
via fl W IJf.l.lnunn T. -T Ulll f 1 i Kfin . H.
W. Clark, W. H. Dunn.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS,
President Judge Jj. P. Wktmohk.
Associate Judges Jas. O. Dale, Ed
ward Kkrb.
Treasurer ViM. Lawrknck.
Prothonotary, Register i& Recorder, Ac.
J. W. (!l.ARK.
Sheriff Jithtis Rhawkkv.
Commissioners Eli Bkhlin, Isaac
IjOno, John Keck.
County tSitpcrintendcnt II. S.- BROCK
WAY. District Attorney S. D. Irwin.
Jury Commissioners Lyman Cook, P.
V. M K Rt'I Iil.l OTT.
County Surveyor T. D. COT.LINN.
-County Auditors Nicholas Thomt- I
Coroner W. C Uoihihw
bon. J. H. Nkit.i.. II. A. Zcewdf.ix.
Member of Congress Hakhy Whitk.
Assembly J. B. Acjnkw.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TIONESTA LODGE
No. 309,
T. O. of 0. 3J1.
TlffKETS every Friday evening, nt 7
1VL o'clock, in 'the Lodge Room in Par
trldgo's Hall. ,
J. K. BLAINE. N. O.
tt. V. SAWYER.Sco'y. 27-tf.
E. L. Davis,
TTORNEY AT LAW, Tionesta, Pa.
A Collections made in this ami adjoin
ing counties. 40-ly
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
F.li Street, TIONESTA , rA .
W. K. I.AT11Y. J. B. AQNKW.
LATHY vSi
A T T O 11 Nil YS AT LA W ,
TIONESTA, PA.
ATTENTION KOMHKUS!
I have been adniittod to practice as an
A tuu nev in tho Pension Ofl'ico at Wash
ington, "l. C. All ofllccrs, soldicrH, or
nailoi-K who wore injured in the lato war,
can obtain pensions to winch they may bo
. . . i I . .11! 1.1 H.w...t.K. nt
'I iom-Hta. Pa. AImo, claims for arrearages
of pay and bounty will receive prompt at-
Having been over four years a Holdier In
this late war, ami having lor a nunuicr oi
,......,...,.,.11., 1,11,1.111 loll nf Hfll.
tilers' claims, my experience will aspure
the collect ion of claims in tno Kiioriesi pos
bible time. J. B. AUNEW.
41tf.
F.W.Hays,
TTOHNKY AT LAW, and Notauy
A. PuBUf. Bevnolds Huldll & Co.'s
Uiock, Seneca St., Oil City, Pr..
3ti-ly
Lawrence House,
nrONESTA. l'ENN'A. WM. LAW-
I HENCE. Pnoi'RiKTOB. This housn
U cent rail v located. Everything new and
well furniwhed Superior accommoda-
tioiiM anil strict attention iri ven to vruosts.
Vegetables ami Emits of all kinds served
in their season. Sample room lor Com
mercial Agents.
CENTRAL HOUSE,
DON NEK ct AO NEW BLOCK. L.
J Ahmkw. Pronrietor. This is a new
uouse. and has lust boon fitted up for the
Accommodation of the public. A portion
l-iy
J. 13. 31.
TIONESTA, PA.
IWirT.'V irrITTl ! 7 to 0 A. M.- 7 to 9 P.
m. Wednesdays ana i-aiuraays irom n
. . . , . .
a. m. to u P. M.
W. C. COBURN, M. .,
V
311 YSICIAN t SUROEON offers his
L serviced to the People of Forest Co.
llavin? bad an experience of Twelve
Years in constant practice, Dr. Coburn
n.il.x.u tt iril'fl Uii I j M t lA I't I Oil . Dr. IO-
b
mm makes a specialty of the treatment
ol Nasal, Throat, Lung and alL other
!ln-rnif. or liiiL'erin diseases
investigated all scientific methods of cur-
Having
lug disease anti sei?cicu mo nom mi
HvsteiiiH. he will guarantee relief or a cure
in all cases where a euro is possible. No
Chargo for Consultation. All fees will bo
reasonable. Professional visits made at
all hours. Parties at a distance can con
ult him by letter
Oilice and Kesidenco second building
lico days Wednesdays and Saturday. 25tf
nolow tnc i-ouri House, iionosta, i a. wi-
11. U. UiT. KULLY,
MA Y, P A 11 K C CO.,
B ANKBBS
Comer of El in A, WalnutSts.Tionesta
Bank of Discount and Deposit.
Interest allowed on Time Deposits.
Collections madoon all tho Principal points
of the U. S,
Collections solicited.
18-ly.
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
12 1. M. M T It E 12T ,
SOUTH OF ltoniNSON fc BONNER'S
SIORL.
Tionesta, Pa.,
M. CARPENTER, - - - Proprietor,
I
Pictures taken iu all tho luttut styles
thelait. W-U"
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Ilev. W. O. Allen will preach in
the M. E. Church next Sunday eve i
ing. Services to commence promptly
at 7:30 o'clock P. M
M. E. Sunday School at 10 o'clock
m.. and Presbvtenan Snndav School
, .
o w ciuca. p. iu.
a r ivr- T tt n:,,m,n ;
" u,cto ul '"6"'"
vinitincr him nt nrfisent.
6
D. W. Baldwin takes lour pic
tures for 50 cti. It
-Mr". Kerr, the butcher, baa hoisted
a large and attractive sign in front of
his meat market.
Some of "the boys" attended a
a danco at Dick King's, at the mouth
Bear Creek last night.
-Rev. Elliot and Mr. Chadwick
dispatched a large copperhead in the
woods near town last Saturday.
The Brookville Graphic last week
entered upon us third year. -Like
wine, it grows better with age.
Miss Kate Cobb, who has been
seriously ill with typhoid fever, we are
pleased to learn, is growing better.
A valuable horse of Harry Ma
bie's came near passing in his checks
last Monday, and he may do it yet.
Con. O'Donncll, one of the most
noted men in the oil regions, died at
his home in St. Petersburg last week.
We understand Mr. Hebenlhal of
Friburg, has reuted Mr. Kepler's
house and will occupy it in a fchort
time.
Too late for this issue we received
a very interesting letter from Charlie
Bonner. It will keep until next week,
however.
The Derrick, which is eight years
old this morning, comes to us in a
neat, new dress, and looks as fresh as
a daisy.
The river is now lower than it has
been at any time during the summer
Last night's rains will probably give
it a raise.
The State Fair, which promise
to be the grandest ever yet held, wil
jjg place al JiQ this year; comnienc
ing on the 23d inst., and lasting five
,
URJ
The creek bridge has been re-
planked, which it badly needed. The
river bridge has also bcou undergoing
needed repairs in the shape of new
plank, etc.
'
Hon. S. Newtou Tettis, of Mead
ville, has received the appointment of
Resident Miuister and Consul General
to Bolivia, one of the Republics of
South America.
The anuual re-union of the 83d
Reg't P. V., took place at Titusville
yesterday. Several members of Co.
G from this place attended, and they
report a good time.
Mr. & Mrs. Robinson left for
Pittsburgh last Monday.
They will
visit the Exhibition while there, and
before returning Mr, R. will select his
fall and winter stock of goods.
And now it would seem that Oil
i ii i ; Jl
ny 8 oase oau eaucation was uauiy
neglected. The Forest City club of
uieveiana, ueieatea me riicnanges Dy
a score of 10 to 0, on Monday.
Henry McSweeney Esq., of St,
Petersburg, who was on
B'
bis way to
Irvinetou to attend . the .Democratic
-,,- Bfrtnnd nff in
'
gee his frieuds in this place last Fri
,
aay
jjr j t. Dale of Troutman, But-
. .
ler Co., IS here on a visit to parents
and friends. He is looking and feel
mi; well as ever. John Jamieson, his
. ., . . .
partner iu me ou uubinuw, i eapucmu
up to-day.
Une of John Hoods boys came
near blowing his head off with an old
gun which he was shooting, one day
last week. Ilia tace and eyes were
considerably burned, but we believe
no permanent iujury will result from
the-accident.
The Democratic Senatorial Con
ference of this district which was held
at Irvinetou, last Thursday, nominat
ed Johu G. Hall, of Elk county. Af-
TC OI ..C .1.- TT1., .
ter I o or ou uuiiuia ouo ui mo riiu-at
county couferees went over to Hall
ftU(j tjie nomination was made.
Mr. D. W. Bald will, Photograph-
er, of Tidioute, has erected a gi.llery
just south of the Lawrence House,
and is prepared to do all kinds of work
in his line iu the highest style of the
art. Mr. Baldwin comes with good
recommendations and guarantees per
i. ......:. iv. l.l ..A..:..,. ..it
wishing anything in his Hue to take
advantage of this opportunity, as he
will remain but a short time.
Last Saturday evening Dr. Co-
burn was called to West Hickory to rel
see a child, about three years of age,
of Mr. Russell Brown's, wbith hud
ruet with a very severe accident. Mr.
B. was trying to catch ono of his
horses, a rather fractious animal, when
it took fright, and before it could bo
stopped bad run over the child, which
had hitherto been unnoticed by the
futher. Upon examination the Dr.
found that the left arm had received a
compound fracture, and the child was
otherwise severely injured. When
the Dr. left it was resting well, and he
thinks with proper nursing the child
will fully recover. "
The Republican Senatorial Con-
i
ference of this district will meet at
Ridgway, on Wednesday the 18th
inst. If they put a good man in the
field, there is no reason why we should
not ele:t him, as no doubt a very bit-J
ter feeling exists in the Democratic
ranks at the nomination of Hall 6f Elk,
over Mr. Brown, the oilmen's candi-
late. -
Work on the new addition to the
Central House has commenced in earn-
est. and before another week our
northern view will be entirely shut off.
Smith Foreman is doing the job.
One lot of Diran Tile, five and
six inch, for sale cheap by Robinson
& Bonner. . 24 2
THAT SQUIRREL HUNT.
The hunt we spoke of lastt week
came oft on Saturday, and was .a de
cided success. The day dawned beau
tifully and remained pleasant through-
out, and as soon as it was light enough
the cannonading commenced and oon-
tinued till dewey eve. All the hunters
were in at or before eight o'clock in
the evening, well loaded with game of
all descriptions. It was hardly neces
to count the game in order to ascer-
tniu which !ide was victorious, as that
was evident from th" s.zh of the bugs
a 8 i hey cainti iu. However, tlie cap
tains, with a referee retired into ;t back
room iu the Lawrence Hons-1, anil in
a short time hud finished the count,
which was a little one aided, but
entin I v natistiu torv. After this was
Hone, supper was ready, and it is need
less to say that the hunter were ready
for it. Messrs. II. A. Adams and Jas.
Hulings were the captains, and the fol-
lowing scute will show which side
came out ahead :
Jas TIulinjs 45
J E Wenk ,V2
11 W Roberts 50
i
Wm Blum ss
(ieo Albaugh ."i!
Wm !SmearbauKh..42
J no Hood 2
Jake Smearbaugh 20
319
The following is a list of the game
and what it counted :
II A Adams 21
Dr CoSum 10!i
Win Lawrence 01
J D Hulings 42
Davey Hilands 80
Jaa Pease 10
Jn1) Hart 47
Geo Weant ....22
Ab. Grove 43
435
Wildcat ' '' '.'".'.'.'.'."'".V.25 Republicans here ; yet it was well at
Fox 20 tended, the attendance far exceeded
coon io
Ground hog 10
JJawk ' 2
Woodcock.
Porcupine.,
Shitepoko .
......10
Crow 5
Kingfisher 5
Gray Hquirrel... 7
Black 5
Red " 1
" ON THE WINO.
Dr. Coburn, who succeeded in se
curing the largest count, brought in
the only coon captured. It increased
his string ten.
Davey Iliiands, who had the next
largest count, bagged the only wood
cock which was brought in.
Jim. Swaggart must have shot some
body's pet black squirrel, as it had
' r .. . 2. .
both ears clipped off short
Wm. Lawrence captured ashitepoke
Geo.'Albaugh knew where .several of
these brids stayed, and it was for Tiis
benefit they were put on the list, Law
rence fighting hard against it. In try
ing to get a shot at one Gen. scared it,
aud it flew in range of Lawreuce's
gun, who captured it
Jake Smcarbaugh's side was beaten.
He had been accustomed to shooting a
single-barreled gun, but on Saturday
blot a double-barrel, to ivhich he at
tributes his loss. It had too many
trigger?, and he was forever getting
hold of the wroiiL' one. Jake also
says it vas a good thing his side was
beaten, as they kept nine men from
starving to death.
Not an accident occurred, uor was
there an mil; in i word spoken to mar
the enjoyment, and all were jubilant.
Even the l;..Miig side Fceioed more, so
than i he tt t:i;o,.
More w old I. uve i.teu -put t 'in tin--bunt
bad Itit-y betu able to gel guns.
I he supper was au excellent article,
an J the rapidity with wbith it was hid
would have astonished a black squir
The boys are talking up another
hunt, to come off shortly. As nearly
every man thinks he could improve on
his score the next time, perhaps it
would be well to try it again.
Help the Helpless.
The Southern scourge is not abating
iQ the lea3t ; in fact it is growing more
terrible each day, and the condition of
the sufferers beggars all description,
While the country is responding nobly
to the calls for aid, both in money and
help, yet in some parts it is impossi-
ble to get help enough to bury the
dead. It is said the disease will not
abate until a frost or cold weather sets
in, which may be a month yet. In
this place Mr. J. T. Brennan has taken
up the cause, and has been circulating
a paper for subscriptions, and, we are
glad to learn, is meeting with good sue
cess. He says be has met but one or
two men who have refuses to give any
thing, and with these exceptions all
tave givca "omething cheerfully. Per
801,8 wiaoing comriouie can iorwan,
e I
the same to Mr. Brennan ; or those in
town can,notify him by card, and he
wui can ana receive ineir
receive their cou
tributions, and acknowledge receipt of
same. V e wouia appeal to an to give
tit -ii t ii .
something, no matter how little, as a
more worthy cause can never present
itself to the support of a generous
people.
Mr. Brennan wishes to acknowledge
the following subscriptions to the fund :
$5 Subscriptions. Robinson & Bon
ner, M. Einstein.
$3. J. T. Brennan, D. W. Clark,
l. Davis, A. B. Kelly, N. Thomp
80D )r J. E. Blaine, Lithy & Agnew
II. II. Mav.
$2. G. Jamieson, Geo. W. Bovard
C. A. Randall
81. W. F. Blum, P. Joyce, P. Em
mett. R. L. Carson. J. M. McKay, R
B. Crawford, W. E. Morgan, Ira B
Murphy. Jas. Carson. P. Atuew, F,
Guiton, J. T. Dale, W. A. Hilam's, J
E. Wenk, Dr. W. C. Cburu, R. L
Haslet, Jas. Sw.uiles, 8. D. Irwin, F,
E. Maine, Jos. Crove, J. H Dingnian
H.S Bn.ckwav. Jacob Weuk, P. M
CUrk, Win. StucarbHugh, M Itn-l.Ir
J H. Deiickaiou, J. W. Walker, r'am
W. Bonner, Smith Foieman, W. Law
rence. G. G. Butterfield, C. M. Shaw.
key, L. R. Freeman, A. II. Partridge,
L. Aenew. W. A. Grove. W. L. Kliue-
stiver, D. B. Tobey, J. C. Jones.
V
Republican Meeting at Cooksburg.
Cooksburq, Pa., Sept. 9, 1878.
Mr. Editor:
A Republican meet-
ins: was held here on Saturday evening
at which Judge Kerr presided. It was
an impromptu affair, arranged by our
...
our expectations,
short notice given
on account of the
But from sixty to
seventy-five attended, including six or
seven ladies. The meeting was a suc
cess in every respect.
W. E. Lathy Esq., of Tionesta, Pa.,
was introduced by the Presideut, and
in a clear od forcible manner ex
plained the present political and finan
cial situation. lie was followed, by
Hon. J. B. Agnew, who, iu a few well
chosen remarks concerning the record
of the Republican and Democratic
parlies in Congress in the past, show
ed that the Republicans as a party are
now, as they even have bee? friends
of the laborer, the soldiei and the
xniintrr whilst ho Domnei'n tie nartv
.... ., ,u;u
still oppose the principles tor which
we fought, oppose the interests of the
Union 6oldier aud favor Souther war
claims, &c.
The speakers were favored with au
attentive audience throughout, and
the meetiug adjourned at about eleven
o'clock p, m.
A good report may be expected
from Old Barnett, in which Cooks
burg will figure with her usual Re
publican majority for the ticket.
Respectfully,
J. W. Cook, Sec'y.
Tidioute, Pa., Sept. 2, 78.
El). Rkpublican : -Hearing that a
Fire Company is talked ol' iu your
town, aud thinking he columns of
your valued paper the be.U way of
placing this letter before your people,
I tiike the liberty of addressing it to you
aud calling your attt-ution to two hose
carriages which the Rescue Engine Co. ;
of Tidi''Ute desdre to nil. One U a j
two-w he ler, made in Troy, N Y. flie
wheels arc tix feet high. This cart is '
a good, strong, substantial oi and
capable of carrying 1U00 Jctt of hose, i
Will bo sold very cheap. The other
is a four-wheeled carriage, built in
Warren five years 8go, at a cost $165,
and is very strong and well made, aud
is just as goo.I 89 new. Has a bell,
tool box, lanlern rack and 40 feet of
in. rope for pulling. The reel is large
enongh to carry 1,000 er 1,200 feet of
hose, and is fitted with cranks to reel
up the hose. This is just the cart for
you. Will bo sold at a great reduc
tion, as room is nocded for a new car
riage which is now building for the
company. Your inspection of these
carts is solicited before enquiring else
where as I am convinced that either
of them will be just the thing for you.
An early reply will much oblige
Yours very respectfully,
W. F. Jones, Sec. Rescue E. Co.
Dobbins' Electric Soap.
Having obtained the agency of this
celebrated soap for Tionesta and vi
cinity we append the opinion of some
of our best people as to its merits :
"I have tried Dobbins' Electric Soap,
made by T. L. Cragin & Co., Phil'a,
Pa., and find that it is all the manu
facturers claim it to bo. It is the wo
men's friend, because it saves one-half
the labor. Mns. J. L. Craig."
"Dobbins' Electric Soup is the best
I have ever used. I can heartily rcc
ommeud it. It is a charm in the wash
tub. Mrs. D. S. Knox."
"I take pleasure in recommending
Dobbins' Electric Soap. It is a supe
rior article, in fact the King of Soaps.
Mrs. W. R. Reck."
We desire all our frieuds and cus
tomers to give this soap one trial, so
tire) may know just how good the best
soap in the U. S. is.
22-12 Robinson & Bonner,
f ionesta Pa. Solo Agents.
Titcs ville, Pa., December, 1876.
Dear Sir : I was troubled very
much with the backache which made
me sick all over ; it seemed to strike
from my kidneys to my stomach caus
ing great weakness. I could not stoop
to pick up anything without leaning
carefully with my hand resting on my
knee. I had all the symptoms of fe
male weakness. I got your Barosma
which relieved me n a few days, and
I am comparatively well, and I have
recommended it to a number of my
friends, aud all have been benefitted
who have used it.
Mary Montgomery,
West Pine Street, Titusville, Pa.
Prepared by E. K. Thompson, Ti
tusville, Pa., and sold by G. W. Bo
vard, 'lioncsta, Pa. 23 2t
COIIUECTED EVERY. TUESDAY,
By Robiuson & Bonner, Dealers in
General Merchandise.
Flour barrel ... $5.75(36.50
Flour sack, best - - - 1.60
Corn Moal, 100 lbs - - - 1.50(5,1.75
Chop feed, pure grain - - 1.301.40
Rye bushel CO
Oats New i bushol .... 30
Corn, ear ----- 3540
Beans p bushol - - - 2.03.C0
Ham, sugar cured - 14
Breakfast Bacon, sugar cured - 11
Shouldors - - ... 7(uj8
Whitehall, half-barrels - - - 6.75
Lake herring half-barrels - - 3.75
Sugar - - - - i)ll
Syrup 75il.00
N. O. Molasses new ... 5075
Roast Rio Coffee .... 25
Rio Coffee, 2025
Java Coffee 35
Tea .40 00
Butter 12ji;15
Rice - -- -- 11
Eggs, fresh - 15
Salt 1.80 1.00
Lard 121
Iron, common bar ... - 3.00
Nails, lOd, keg .... 3.00
Potatoes ... - 35rt,50
Limebbl. - - - - 1.00(1.75
D'ied Apples per lb - - Hfi.10
Dried Beef .... 17(j. 18
New Advertisements.
Trial List for September Term
1878.
l'HoilloNol AHV's Oll'lCi:, 1
l-'oKKsr Co., Pa . J
No. Tr. Yr
1 Selden 'Whitman vs. J. V.
11. Rcisinger, ot al admra 45 Dec. t
2 J. B. Aifiiew lor use vs. S. II.
Haslet 07 Sep. 77
3 Jacob D4 Ainger Trustee Ac.
vs. Joshua Douglass et ul
Terra Tenants 10 Dec. 77
4 William R. Coon vs. Robert
McCloskcy 27 Doc. 7
5 May, l'ark k Co. vs. Free
man Si Corbet 10 Sep. 7
6 Robinson A Homier vs. Jas.
M. Mi Kav 13 Feb. 78
7 J. K. Jones vs. 'Frank Barr 5 May
8 Edward Jones vs. John Pe
terson 22 May 78
9 Jacob Helm vs. J. S. V 7 Feb.
10 Terrcssa lfobetts vs. Jaius
J. Fisher 13 May 78
11 Hugh M. Bolft vs. John Me
son et al U Feb. 7
J2 County of Forest vs. A. J.
Sigins et at overseers 21 May 7
I). W.CLAltK, l'rollionotury.
Tionesta, Au'. 24, lTH.
ion WORK of all kinds done at tlila of-
J
act; on thort notice.
Notice toPotit Jiu
All persons who have been Bimiii,
to serve as 1'ct.it Jurors on the 4IU "I
day of September, 1878, are hereby n
liod that they need not, attend.
l!v ottpKn op Cormv
Attest : D. W. CLAKK, Prothonotary.
Prothonotary's Oilice of EorestCo, Pn
Sept. 11, J!S7.
Notice to Grand Jurors.
All persons who have been suninio!v,.,ft
to serve as Urand J urors on the 4ti Mon
day of Sept. 1878, aro hereby notified they
need not attend.
l'.Y Order of Couiit.
Attest: D. W. CLARK. Clerk.
Oflieo of Clerk of Quarter Sessions Fores!
Co., Pa., Sept. a, 1S78.
ORPHAN'S COUIIT SALE.
There will be ex posed' to sale at tho
Court House, in Tionesta, on
THURSDAY, SEPT. 2(ith, 1878,
at 1 o'clock p. m., tho following described
property, to-wlt : All that certain tract
ov piece of land situate in Howe township,
Forest county, I'ennsyivania, nounaeu as
follows: llemnhina at a cucumber, an old 1
cornor, anil oeing ine norm west corner oi
tract No. 2300, thence south 100 perches to
a post, thence by land of Schoiicd east 103
perclies to a post, tnenco oy land ot iirooKs
north 1G0 porches to a post, thence Avest HMJ
perclies to a cucumber, the place of begin
ning, containing one nunurea acres ot
land.
Terms in ado known at day of sale.
MILKS W.TATK,
Attorney for the Executors.
Tionesta, Pa., Sept. 4, 1878.
ESTRAY.
dime to tho premises of the subscriber
in East Hickory, Forest county, Pa., Aug.
30th, 1878, a sorrel mare, with a wliito
stripe on forehead, about ten years old,
of medium size. Tho owner is notified to
come forward, nrove property and take
her away, otherwise she will bo disposed
of according to law.
JAMES HENDERSON.
Guardian's Notice.
Notice is hereby givon to all concerned,
that Oliver V. Proper, guardian of John
P. Moore Jr. and Hariie Moore, minor
children of Henry T. Moore, deceased,
has tiled his linal account, and that tho
same will bo presented to the Orphan's
Court of Forest County for confirmation
on tho 4th Monday of September, A. V.
1878. I. V. CLARK, Register.
Aug. 24, 1878.
PROCLAMATION.
Whereas. The Hon. L. D. Wctmor
rreside.it Judire of the Court of Com
mon Pleas and Quarter Sessions in and foi-
the county of Forest, has issued his pre cept
for holding a Court of Common Pleas
Quarter Sessions, ic, at Tionesta, for
the County of Forest, to commence on tho
fourth Monday ot Sept. next, being tno
2;id day of Sept. 1878. Notice is therefore
given to tho Coroner, Justices of tho Peaeo
and Constables of said county, that they bo
then and there in their proper persons at
ten o'clock, A. M., of said day, with their
records, inquisitions examinations ani
other remembrances, to do thoso thing!
which totheir oilicos appertain to be dotic,
and to those who are bound in recognizance
to nrosecute against tho prisoners mat are
or shall be in the jail of Forest County, that
thev bo then ana there present to prosoemo
ngalnst them as shall be just. Given un
der niv hand and seal A. D. 1878.
JUollSiSUAtldMil, mieriu.
J-JIVORCE NOTICE.
Kusan II. Sharn.Bby her next friend an i
father, 11. II. May, libellant, vs. Jacob M
Sharp, respondent. In the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Forest county, No. 4 De
cember Term, 1878. 1
In divorce a vinculo matrimonii. 'V
Jacob M. Sharp, respondent; The .si.'
preua and alias subpeena in the above
titled case having been returned, "Th
after having niatlo diligent search anil i
quiry for the said Jacob M. Sharp, ai
was unable to find him in tho said Couii
of Forest." You are hereby notified :i
required to appear at tho next term
said Court, to bo holdcn at Tionesta, e;
mencing on tho 4tli Monday oi Jseptenu
next, to answer the petition and libel
the said Susan II. Sharp, and show can
if any you have, why said libellant sliou
not Do divorced irom me nouns oi man
inony agreeably to tho acts of Assem!.
in such cause made and provided.
JUST1.S S1IAWKEY, SheriH.
Tionesta, Pa., July 30, 187S.
TIONESTA HOUSK.
CE. McCRAY, Lessee. Situated at !
mouth of Tionesta Creek, Tiom -
Pa. This house has been thoroughly
fitted and refurnished, and a portion or' i
public patronage is respectfully solii i!
Executrix's Notice.
LETTERS TESTKM ENTAR Y on i
estate of Joseph Allender, late of I.
niony Township, Forest 'o., Pa., de-"
having been granted to tho undersirnr
all persons indocted to said estate aiv
quested to make immediate paynlfmt,
thoso having claims against tho same '
present them, properly authenticated,
settlement.
ELIZABETH ALLEN DISK,
Execuu
Stewart's Run, Pa., July 15, 1S7K.
TIDIOUTE SHAVING SALOO . .
T. II. BARNES, Pitoi'itiKiou.
SHAVING, Hair-Cutting, Shanipo :
and every thing in the I'onsoii.il. A
done with neatness and despatch.
Also a lirst-elass stock of
CHIARS AND TOBACCO. ,
Between Mabio & Hunter's and the I
Ollleo, Tidioute, Pa,
HEBRASKGJRIST HILL.
rpiIE GRIST MILL at Nebraska (1.-..
J- town,) Forest -eounty, has beeu tli
oughly overhauled and refitted in ii;
class order, and is now running and U i
all kinds of
U S T O 31 ii St
FLOUR,
FEED, AND OA
Constantly onlutnd, and sold ut the n
lowest ligur.es.
-tim II. V. LKDKBl
S777
is not easily earned in these t
but it can be urn h in three in."
by any one of either sex, in
pai l.of tho country who is willing to .
bleadily at the cmplo.v uient thai we
nish. fciill per week iu your own V
You need not bo away from home
night. You can tfive your whole tin.,
tho viork or only your spare nioinei't-.
costs nothing to try the business. I
and ?v outfit free. Address at' or
11 Al.UK'i r A Co., Portland, Maine.
tTZ C'T7A week to At
0JJriO I lOuttitFrec
V.
try, AllftU-jta, Me.