WEDNESDAY MORN'IMJSEPT. 25, 1878. nOUOUGM OFFICERS. Jlvrrfraa'W. R. Dunn, Uvuncilmcn . R. Kelly, fl. W. Rovard, .T. A. Proper, W. 11. Hock, Win. Richards, N. H. Foreman. Jnstiees of the Pence C. A. Randall, J. T. Bronnan. Constable l. Swairgart Svhool Director H. II. May, IT. O. Da vis, G. W. Robinson, T. J. Van Giesen, D. W. Clark, W. R. Dunn. FOREST COUNTY (iFFICERS. President Judge It. D. Wetmorf. yt.Moc7ire Judges Jos. CI. Dai.k, Eo wAiin Kkrr. '"venturer Wm. Lawrence. Prothonotary, Register & Recorder, v e. J. W. ('i.ahk. Sheriff Jubtis Sit awkky. Commissioners Eli Berlin, Isaac LoNd, John Rkck. County Superintendent IT. S. BllOCK WAY, JHstrirt Attorney8. P. Irwin. Aim OnmmiMioncra Lyman Cook, P. V. MKRriM.IOTT. County Surveyor T. I. Cot.LINS. ftoronrr W. C. ContTRN. Countif Auditors Nicholas Thomp son, J, R. Nk.II.T,, II, A. 7il!KmFU. Member of Connress IIakhy WniTK. Assembly S , 11. Aonkw. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. TIOHESTA LODGE JVo. 36.9, I. O. Of O. U1. MEETS evory Friday evening, at 7 o'clock, in tho Lodgo Room in Par tridge Hall. J. E. BLAINE, N.G. (1. W. SAWYER, Sec'y. 27-tf. .. E. Li Davis, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Tionosta, Ta. Collections mado in this and adjoin ing counties. 40-ly ATTORNEY AT LAW, JJhn Street, TIOX1CSTA, PA, W. K. LATHY. J. n. AONBW. ,to AGiMOW, ATTOJIKKYS AT LAW, TIOSESTA, TA. ATTKNTION WOMHEKH! I liavo been admit tod to practice as an Attorney in tho Pension Ofuco nt Wash iiiKtoii, '!. C. All ofiieers, soldiers, or sailors who wcro iniure.d in tho lato war. can obtain pensions to winch they may be entitled, bv culling; on or addressing mo at 1 lonosta, Pa. Also, claims for arrearages of pay anil bounty win receivo prompt at. tention. Having been over four years a soldier in the lute war. and having for a number of vears cniratrcd in the prosecution of sol diors claims, my experience will assure tho collection ol claims in tne snonosi pos sibl lime. ' J. B. AONKW. 41tf. . . . F.W.Hays, A TTORNEY AT LAW. and Notary A. Pt'iiuo, Reynolds Hukill A Oo.' Ulock, Neneea St., un uuy, l'a. a;-iy Lawrerce House, mONESTA. PEXN'A. WM. LAW 1 RK.NCE. Pnoi-KIKTOR. This houa is contrail v located. Everything new and well furnished Superior accommoda tions and strict attention itiven to guests Vegetables and Fruits of all kinds served in their season, (sample room ror com mei'clal Agents. CENTR.AL HOUSE, nONNKU AONEW BLOCK. L. 'J Auskw. Pronrictor. This is a new House, and lias Just been fitted up for the pecommodHtlOii oi i no jiuiMic. n. Miriiin of the patronage of the public is solicited 4rt-ly J. K. 151, 1IM 31. TIONESTA, PA. Ofkick Hours: 7 toll A. m., 7 to 0 p. M. Wednesdays and Saturdays from 11 A. M. to 3 F. M. W. C. CODURN, M. D., 13HYSICIAN fc SURGEON offers his services to the people of Forest Co. Having had an experience of Twelve Ytrars in constant practice, nr. i;ouurn uuarauteos to irivo satisfaction. Dr. Co burn makes a specialty of the treatment ol Nasal, Tiiroat, Lung and all other Chronic or lingering diseases. Having investigated all scientific methods of cur inir disease and selected the good trom all systems, he will guarantee relief or a cure iii all cases whore a euro is possible. No Ciiarira for Consultation. All fees will bo reasonable. Professional visits mado at all hours. Parties at a distance can con suit him bv letter. Oilico and Resldenco second building nolow tho Court House. Tionosta, Pa. Of- lico days Wednesdays and Saturdays. 25 tf II. H. MIT. B- KELLY MA Y, rAJIK C CO., BANKERS Corner of Elm A Walnut Sts. Tionesta Bank of Discount and Deposit. Interest allowed ou Timo Deposits. Collections mado on all thoPrincipal points of tho U. 8, Collections soiieitod. ls-ly. PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY E L 31 (STREET. SOUTH OF ROBINSON A BONNER STORE. Tionosta, Pa., M. CARPENTER, . - - Proprietor. Picture taken iu ill the latest Ulrica tliert. W-tf LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS M. E. Sunday School at 10 o'clock . m., and rresbjterian Sunday School at 3 o'clock p. in. Corn-cutting is now occupying ie attention of farmers. Next in or der will bo husking-bees and pumpkin pics. Mr. Brennan has been delivering great deal of bard coal for a fow days back. Nuw is the timo to lay id stock. Mr. Win. Iteck has moved his family into Mr. E. E. Clupp's house, on Helen St., which was lately occu pied by Ilev. Elliot. There is talk of opening another school in the borough. The large at tendance seems to demand a third or primary department. We believe there will be nd preaching in town next Sunday, as Rev. Allen is attending Conference, which convenes in Oil City, to-day. The yellow fever is spreading in to the country in the Southern States. j t The diseaso is subsiding somewhat in the larger cities, yet it is still very bad. A few slight frosts have occurred on the hills; just enough to ripen buckwheat which is being harvested now, and of which there is a very fair yield. Pay your state and couuty taxes before the 5th of October or you will oose your vote. Mr. P. M. Clark has the duplicate for these taxes and will be glad to receive them. The County Commissioners held a meeting the fore part of the week. Among other transactions they decided to call in and redeem bonds to the amount of ten thousand dollars on tho first of next January. Although the carpenters have been at work on the Central House addition but two weeks, yet it will be ready for the plasterers in a day or two. Smith Foreman knows how to crack a job through. A man named Wilson has moved uto the vacant building opposite Ein stein's store. He has for two years been a resident of New Orleans, but the yellow fever routed him out of that. One of his brothers died with tho dibease. The Groeubackcrs of this county yesterday placed the following ticket in nomination: Assembly. D. S. Knox; Rrothonotary, F. E. Allison! Sheriff, Jas. Cole; Commissioners, F A. McGee and F. Miles; Auditors, F. C. Lacy and John Jones. T'ie October number of the "Nur sery is on our table. (Jt all the charmiug magazines for the little folks this one certainly takes the lead. Th publisher offers rare inducements to clubs. Address, John L. Sborev, 36 Bromfield St., Boston. This is a great year for voting, We know of several who have already voted at three different elections and are not done yet. Office seekers are also numerous. We know of some patties who have already run for office twice, and haven't stood a ghost of a show vet. Mibs Nora Hulings, who left this place when but a child, about ien years ago, to live with her uncle, in Louisville, returned home on Friday last. She has grown out of the recollec tion of nil her former acquaintances even her own parents failed to recog nize her. Mr. Cbas. Hanna will accept thanks for an invitation to attend charity ball at Greeley, Colorado which took place on the 19th iost Sorry we didn't get it in time, as we should liked to have been present. Let us know a few days beforehand next time, Ckarlie. Several of our citizens who wen down the river on the late flood, seized the opportunity to witness some of Dr, Carver's skill with the rifle. Jas Hulings carries a quarter which he threw up and allowed the Dr. to put a bole through. A hey all pronounce him a success. Mr. II. A. Adams, in company with Mr. J. D. Hulings, .started fo Kane, to attond a convention of som sort, on Monday last. While ridin over the P. fe E. road the train collid ed with a switch engine, and in theac client Mr. Adanu sustained quite severe injury. lie returned last night but wether his injuries will terminate fcerioudly wo have not learned. Mr, Hulings escaped unhurt, having jump ed from tho train in time to save him self. Cum t mvt on Mninluy, but no ohint'f-8 of genernl interest was trans ited, lhe Sheriff uuu Treasurer ac- n owl edged a largo number of deeds, the constables made their returns, and isir bonds as collectors were approved by the Court. An adjourned court ill be held on the 7tli of November. Attention is called to the new card of J. W. Walker, Attorney at jiivt. Mr. Walker has been admitted to the bars of Jefferson and Clrrion couDlies, and on Monday last was ad mitted to the Forest county bar. He oes not wish it understood that he will allow the legal busines to interfere with his school in 'he least, but will attend to it on Saturdays, in the eve- ngs and during vacations. His of- ce for the present will be at the Ru ral House. Wo are in receipt of Kellogg's Auxiliry Hand-Book. It contains a istory of the origin of Auxiliry Print- ng, with opinious of publishers, and is a day-book and journal combined ; being a midel system of keeping ad vertising accounts. It also contains various useful article, tables, calen dars, etc., and altogether is one of the most useful books that has ever come to otfr 6flice. Published by a A. N. Kellogg, 77 & 79 Jackson St., Chica go, III. The time for the registration of voters has expired, and the next im portant duty for every person who de sires to vote at the next election will be the payment of a state and county tax. Remember, that if vou have not paid a state or county tax within two years previous to the election, and thirty days previous to the election, you cannot vote. The last day for the payment of taxes, in order to secure your vote, is Saturday, October 5th. THE HUNT. The squirrel hunt of which we made mention last week, took phce last Sat urday, The day was a bad one fur good hunting, ca it raine.d incessantly from day break until about one o'clock, which made it very disagreeable and discouraging for the hunters. How ever, as will be seen, some of them got very good bags, and some who are considered good hunters had very poor luck, owing to the squirrels having changed their base of operations, and gone back from the river to the hills; Messrs. W. A. Hilands and Harvey Foreman acted as captains, and the sides were very closely matched. Iu jusuco 10 jir. foreman s side, we must say that they did remarkably well, as two of his principal man did not hunt.which, if they had, would have changed the score and given them the victory. The score, which is a very good ode, stands thus: W A Hilands 31 J E Wenk 38 Harvo Foreman. ....r5 Wm Hmearbaugh..86 .las Swaggart .r)9 Oeo Albaugh 40 Jas Hulings 00 Jake Suiearbaugh H2 Wm Rock 3D Geo Holeman 41 T J Van Giesou 11 Cbas Van Giesen...00 II S Brockway U 404 Wm Lawrence 44 Dr Co'mrn 49 Jno Hart fi7 It A Adams 100 Ab. (J rove 20 Wm Blum 8 Quint.' Jamieson... 19 E L Davis 11 Alex. Dale 22 415 The list of game and count was as follows: Bear 100 Wild cat 25 Fox ; 20 Coon 10 Ground hog 10 uawK 10 Owl 10 Woodcock 10 Porcupine 5 Shitepoko . 5 Crow 5 Kingtisher 5 Gray Squirrel 7 Black 5 Red " 1 Wild pigeon 2 Mr. II. W. Roberts was chosen, but being unable to leave his work, be se lected Jas. Swaggart to bunt iu his place, who brought in a good count. Mr. J. D. Hulings was also chosen, but was absent, and in his stead Jake Smearbuugh was taker who also got a good bag, which be says was the re sult of using a gun with a single trig ger this time. Messrs. Jas. Huliugs and Chas. Van Giesen didn't bunt, Mr. Hulings being away; and we didn't learn why Char lie failed to put in an appearance. Mr. Adams got the largest string this time. It contained 106 of a count and was composed principally of black squiriels, and was about all he cared to lug. Wiu. Smearbaugh bagged the second largest. He had scveu black and five gray squinels, w hich made a nice look ing string. The rest of his couut was made up of red squirrels. There was some talk that one of the party had violated the rules, in that he had hunted with a dog, butaanoth iDg could be proven, and a satisfacto ry explanation was made, there was nothing more said. The supper at the Lawrence House was au excellent one, oysters being served, which struck the hungry crowd in just the right spot, and they did ample justice t the bountiful repast. The boys think when the leaves are off th trees, and pheasants are in sea son they will have another hunt. REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL CONFERENCE. The Republican Congressional Con ference of the 25th Congressional Dis trict, composed of the counties of Armstrong, Clarion, Forest, Indiana and Jefferson, met at the Court House, in Tionesta, Forest county, on Tues day evening, Sept. 24th. The following conferees were pres ent : Clarion II. Derouse, J. R. Sliattan, J. T. Chalfant. rmstrong J. L. Ewing, S. G. Cook, B. L. Coleman. Forest Hon. W. R. Coon, Peter Berry, Miles W. Tate. Indiana Zachariah Laird, L. Mc- Quawa, G. W. Hood. Jefferson C. Mitchell. On motion J. T. Chalfant, of Clar- ion was made President. of the meet ing; C. Mitchell, of Jeffersn, Sec'y, and J. L. Ewing, of Armstrong, Assist. Sec'y. On motion the following resolutions were adopted : 1st. That the Conference of the 25th Congressional district here assembled, cheerfully obeying the unanimous in structions of their constituents in all the counties of the district, unanimous' ly nominate and present Gen. Harry White, of Indiana county, as the - Re publican candidate for Congress. 2d. That we present with pride and satisfaction to the voters of the dis trict Gen. White as our candidate lor Congress, because, 1st. As a citizen he has the respect and esteem of all who know him best. 2d. As a soldier in the army of the Union he served his country faithful ly. 3d. As a legislator in tne Senate 'of the State he passed an honorable, ca reer, identifying himself with much legislation for the benefit of the State always opposing enactments in favor of mere special interests' or classes. " 4th. His record showed him to be a fair representative of all the people and as a Senator he passed through a period in our State when corporation and special classes were pressing leg islation by questionable meuns for thicr particular advantage, and closed his career there without a taint or charge of infidelity to the interests of his con stituents or bis State. 5th. He has been but one Session in Congress, yet has achieved an honor able position among the Representa lives of the Nation and increased the confidence of his constituency. Cth. His career on the fiuancia questions before Congress last session on the re-ruonetization of silver, on the.resumption question, and against the contraction of the currency meets the approbation of the great mass of his constituency. 7th. That with the ability and un tiring zeal of Gen. White as our can didate victory cannot fail us in this election. On motion Conference was adjourn ed sine die. C. Mitcheli,, J. L. Ewinq, Secretaries. The conferees having closed their busiaess, by the unanimous nomina tion of Gen. White with much enthu siasm, a committee of four, one from each county, were sent to escort Gen. White to the meeting. He arriving; the President, Capt. Chalfant, in an able and appropriate manner informed him of his nomination. G. W. Hood Esq., of Indiana, arose and made an appropriate address; re marking among other things that pre cisely two yeajs ago he stood in the same place and advocated the claims of Gen. White; that he then and there prophesied that he would make an able, faithful and honest representa tive, and appealed to the people that the prophesy was now fulfilled. Capt. Chalfant, tho President, in a happy manner then turneJ over Gen. White to the citizens. E. L. Davis Esq., (he able and active chairman of the Republican committee, then organized the meeting of the people, by the nomination of Hon Andrew Cook as President, and Vice PrcciJents from each township. S. T, rwin and Quintain Jamieson wereap pointed Secretaries. . By this time the house was full, not withstanding the inclemency of the weather, while midst the enthusiasm of the hour Judgo Cook introduced Gen. White, who said but why should we undertake that task it would re quire a pamphlet to reproduce all of hat masterly and interesting speech, in which he ably handled the live issues of the day ; rendering a good account of his stewardship; combatting the lereeies of the hour, and politely and completely answering the questions propounded to him during the courso of his speech. Tho meeting then adjourned with three lousing cheers for Gen. White. S. D. Irwin, Q. Jamieson, Secretaries.' Republican Senatorial Conference. The Republican conferees of the Thirty-eighth senatorial district, com posed of the counties of Camerora, Clarion, Elk and Fore3t, met at the Hyde House, Ridgway, on tho 18th iost., at 10 a. m. The following conferees were pres ent: Clarion 11. McCrav, G. W.Ralph, W. R. Johns. Elk W. H. Osterhout, Horace Lit tie, If. II. Weusel. Forest E. L. Davis, N. Thompson, W. E. Lathy. The consent of the conferees from Cameron (who could not reach there until 2 p. m.,) having' been' obtained to proceed to business, au organization was formed by the election of W. II. Osterhout as president and E. L. Da vis as secretary. On motion, E. M. Grant, of Clarion county, was nominated by acclama tion for State Senator. The following resolutions were read and adopted : Resolved, That we approve the plat form of principles set f orth by the last Republican State convention. llcsolvcd, That we declare our op position to any and all monopolies of whatever kind, and demand the rigid enforcement of the constitutional pro visions against discrimination by rail roads in th'n Commonwealth, and pledge our best efforts jto secure this result. Resolved, That in our nominee, E. M. Grant, we recognize a fellow-citizen thoroughly identified with the best business interests of the whole district, a vigorous and untiring oppo nent to all monopolies, and one who would creditably repeesent us if elect ed. After a brief interchange of views respecting the situation and prospects in the district, the conference adjourn ed sine die shortly before noon. SETTLE. On and after Oct. 1, 1878, ray ac counts will be left in hands of J. T. Brennan, Justice of the Peace, for collection. All those indebted to me will please call and settle. 26 3t Wm. Lawrence. For Sale, op T6 Let on a long lease for improvement, or will be exchanged for Philadelphia property : the quarter-acre lot on Elm street adjoining the Court House. Is eligible for building purposes. Ap ply to S. D. Irwin, Esq., Tionesta, Pa Titus 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 band resting on my knee. I had all the symptoms of fe male weakness. I got your Barosma which relieved me in a few days, and I am comparatively well, and I have recommended it to a number of my friends, and all have been benefitted who have u?ed it. Mary Montgomery, West Pine Street, Titusville, Pa. Prepared by E. K. Thompson, Ti tusville, Pa., and Bold by G, W. Bo vard, Tionesta, Pa. 23 2t Kunkel's "Parfumede Paris," the pleasantest and most delightful per fume extant, for sale at Bovara s Price 75 cts. per bottle. This is no cheap, scented trumpery, but is a stan dard and lasting article. tf. One lot of Drain Tilo, live and six inch, for sale cheap by Kobinsou & Bonner. 24 2 The New Singer Sewing Machine, Drop Leaf, 2 Drawers, Box Cover with all attachments, only $35, at Kobin son & Bonner's. V) 3t DoLU., . Having obtained the i . relebratcd soap for TionosU cinity we append the opinfod ol of our best people as to its merits : "I have tried Dobbins' Electric Son , mado by T. L. Cragiu & Co., Thii Pa., and find that it is all the man facturers claim it to be. It is the w men's friend, because it saves ono-hr' the labor. . Mrs. J. L. Craig." "Dobbins' Electric Soap is the I have ever used. I can heartily omroend it. It is a charm in the was. tun. airs. u. S. KNOX. "I take pleasure in recommendin; Dobbins' Electric Soap. It is a siipc rior article, in fact the King of Soaps Mrs. W. R. Reck." w e desire an our irienas ana cus-i tomers to give this soap one trial, so thej may know just how good the bes soap in the U. S. is. 22-12 Robinson & Bonner," Tionesta Pa. Sole Agents. TIONESTA MARKETS. CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY, By Robinson & Bonner, Dealers in General Merchandise. Flour barrel - - - ?5.756.5i Flour sack, best - - -' l.fiO! Corn Moal," 100 lta - - 1.50 1.751 Chop feed, pure grain - - 1.30Q$1.4OJ Rye "ft bushel - - - - - C0( Oats New bushel - - - - 30 Corn, ear - - - - - . 35 lo' Beans bushel - - - 2.003.f' Ham, sugar cured - 1 ! Breakfast Bacon, sugar cured - - 1! Shoulders .... - 7(u.y Whttefish, half-barrels ... 5.7" Lake horrinjg half-barrels - - ,.3.7 Sugar - - - - - -. . ' 1 ' Syrup - .... - - 75I.O N. O. Molasses new ... 60(7,T Roast Rio Coffco - - - '. Rio Coffee, - - - - - 20 . Java Coffco - - - . - - , Tea - - - -' - - .0)0 Butter - - - - ' 121(. ' Rice - Eggs, fresh - - - . - Salt 1.80 1 Lard - - - - - - 1 Iron, common bar - - ' - - ? Nails, 10d,' p keg - - -' - .1 Potatoes - - - - .350' Lime bid. .... 1.60 I. Dled Apples per lb - - 8(; Dried Beef - 17 i New Atlverllserricftta. J. W. Walker," ATTORNEY AT LAW, Tionesta, Pi, Otilceatthe Rural House. Will a' tend to business in the evenings and Saturdays. iV TIONESTA HOUSE. C E. McCRAY, Lessee. Situated at t mouth of Tionosta Creek, Tiom Pa. This houso has been thoroughly titted and refurnished, and a portion ot public patronage is respectfully solici: Executrix's Notice. LETTERS TESTEMEXTARY ii estate of Joseph Allender, late M' ) motiy Township, Forest Co., Pa., deceit . . .. ... .1. naving oeen grained 10 uit uiiuujsj all persons indected to said estato n quested to make immediate payment, tlioso having claims against the sanm present thorn, properly authenticated settlement. ELIZABETH ALLENDER, Expouu Stewart's Run, Pa., July 15, 1878. TIDIOUTE SHAVING SALOG T. II. BARNES, Proprietor. SHAVING, Hair-Cutting, Sham! and every thing in the Tonsori.tl done with neatness and despatch. Also a hrst-class stock ot ClOARS AND TOBACCO. Between Mabiett Hunter's and the Otlice, Tidioute, Pa. NEBRASKA GRIST niLI THE GRIST MILL at Nebraska i town,) Forest county, has been oughly overhauled and refitted in class order, and is now running am! all kinds of custom oiiixbi: flour, FEED, AND Constuntly onliand, and sold n 1 1 1 lowest tigiires. -!m H. W. LED I-1 REMIWCTOr Breech-Loading Double-E: CUM. Weight, 81 to HJ pounds : length oi 2$ anil M iu. IU and iZ gaug Price, Klet lbarr-I, t TwImI bitrt . liKmliiiilrtl'lini'if-ta, Mil Ham.. ImiTt'U, iSii. The best ever olt'cretl ho Am sportsman, combining all the iium able features of tho best imported,.! er with some valuable improvemo found in any other Top Lever, tin. tion, Centre Fire. For sale bv the tarde every wher ufactured bv K. REMINGTON A 'Ml and Broadway, New York. Box, 3Jt)4. Armory, lllion, N. Y. out and send for Ii.i.i mtkatk Loui'R and Treatise on RiFLU fci itt-3m. S777 is not easily earned in tin but It can be maaa in inn bv snv tine of either sex, partjof the country who is wil!m; steadily at tho employment thai nish. '$Uti per week in your ov. You need not be away from b night. You can give your wholn the work or only your apare mi ctiHts nothing to try tho lnifcltii 1 and So Outiit free. Address nt IUi i fit Co., Portland, M i
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