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-' H. D. Irwin.
W H. Church.
T. T). Ooilins.
Nirno.AH Tuomv-
! , V. C. LACY.
3 DIRECTORY.
, TICNESTA LODGE
. Xo. :tG!,
mSI. O. of O. IT.
i:TS every Friday evening, at 7
(I'clonk, in tiro Lodgo Room in Pnr-
S. 1). 1KWIN, X. C.
SaWYKR, Sec'y. 27-tf.
f J. W. WalVer,
TTOSKY. AT LAW, Tionesta, Fa.
lVet nt tho Rural House. Will t-i-.i
1 uNincss iu tho p von i n's anil u
r.luvs. Zilt
! $. L. Davis,
raUXKY'-AT LAW, Ti:-iiMli, Pa.
i olhvtlons mailo in Ihis nml ndjoin
ouihum. -V -Ift-ly
ATTORNEYS AT LAV7,
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S-UII t"V As AGNIOW,
T TOR XE 1' H AT LAW,
TIOXESTA, I'A.
ATTfl
ION MlI.DICItS!
li'ivw l'i f mitted to practice mh nil
noy liiV-l'ctKif'i Office at asli
n, ' I). U. All officers, Hoidic.-H, or
s who were injni-Ml.in llio into war,
'itsiu pensions' torwmrli they may he.
. f, hv calling oii'or addressing mo at
vtit, Pa.. Al, claims fur' arrearages
and bounty, v ill receive prompt :it-
v inc boon over four years n s ddier in
,n war, nnd havln'x for a n mil her of
i uaj.'ed in the pro-ccutir.n of koI-
1 .inis, my experience will assure
. tion of claims in llm slcutcst ;xw-
. io, .j. n. a(inj:v.
3f. W. Hay?,
rroUNKY AT LAW, and Notiiiv
I't'Bi.u;, lvuold'i nukill V Co.'h
v , Honpi-H St."; Oil Citv, l'a. S'.)-ly
)NT.STA, PKNN'A. V.'M. LAW
ilKNCH, Pkoi uikto;!. 'I his Jioiiw
nt rally located. - KvcryCiini; new mid
.: fiirii'inlicd Superior Mi'i-oinnioda-i
nnd Kl.rict aUcntion 'uivon to guoKtx.
-I'tdbloH and 1'i uit of all kinds served
; iuir Keasou. fSutii lo room f'r Coni
rcial Agents.
CICNTIAI. HOU3P.,
lONNICU .t A fl N K W KLtvnC. L.
Aunkw, Proiuictor. Tliis is a new
use, and has just bnen fitted up for tho
otninodatioii of tiio puVdii'. A portion
; Ihe pationago of tlu public is Molicitod.
"
TlOESTA HOUSK.
C1 E. Mi'CRAY, Lossoo. - Situated at tho
J mouth of TionosM Creek, Tioncsta,
t'a. XliN'hnuwo has boon thoroii'.;liiy rc
Ittod and refurnished, and a portion of tho
jubllo patronngo is roKpcct fully s(,li'-ite.l.
tionicsta"; 1"A.'''
okpicb Ilouns; 7 to 3 a. ir.. 7 to ! v.
.. .Wednesdays uud Katurdays from 11
, . to 3 r. m."
y. MiT. A. U- KKIXV.
MA Y, VA UK 0 CO.,
B AHKEBS
Corntsr of Kim it Walnut Sis. Tionesta.
Bank of Disoonnt and IV;posit.
I ntfkt all,yvoil on TunV,ilislt9.
: tti-tions nvubAin all lw Pr ft-Ud joints
' ot tho ": .
. Collections slMU-itoxl'V lSly.
F I DIOUT IS SHAVING S A LOOW .
T. IT. BAKNIOS, Pndin;Tslt.'
MJAV'lSO-, llair-Ciitti)irr lutnip'ioiil
and every thiijjj in trf J'onso'vial Art
ii8 with neatness and despatch. e
' Also a tirt cf;i vck of
OUlA 'Vl TOIiACCO.
"tween Mabie A 1 Canter's and thoPHt
wince, Tidioe.te, l'a. . 'Ui
'IIOTGRAril GALLERY.
i: 1. .11 H T It V. ET, ...
KJTH OF K0I5INSON A UQNTK'S
HTOltK. .
Tionost'a, Pa;,'
, CARPENTER, . - - Proprtator.
ricturestaifon in all tho hit(t styles
the art. -''--'
Tir.'n OF
AT TlONl'-'TA STATION'.
H ; 1 1 ! 1 1 !':."'! A. nccfuiilno.l.'.t hui.
I:':-. f. M.
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N'orlli '.':r) I A. ti. llnu.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Uev. A. O. Stone will preach in
t!ic M. M. ('liurcli nexi Sunday eve
ning. 1SL K. Sunday Schoornt 10 o'clock
a. tn., anil Preshylcpiun Sunday School
at, 3 o'clock p. in.
Mr. C. L. Ilanna, formerly of tins
county, now of Greeley, Colorado, will
accept our thanks for lute files of the
Denver papers.
Oil closed Monday evening at
1081. Jt i crawling up little by lit
tli, t.Dil wu expect tr s?o it take a
giant's leap .soon.
Mr. Alexander Gordon, of Elk
hurt, Ir.d., is at prc.'eut in tuwn, on
luisinePH, doing n littla visiting he
twoen times, lie is looking well.
The jury wheel whs filled on Mon
day, imd the juries for tho February
term of Court were drawn yesterday.
We have not room for the jury list
this week.
Mr. E. E. Clapp, of resident,
left two bright ouo-dollar gold-pieces
with us a few weeks ago, for the
Kr iu huc ax for '79. lie and Uncle
Sam have resumed specie payments.
A couple of tlcd loads of Odd
Fellows went over from this placo to
l'leasautville last evening, to attend
lodge there". Tliey were handsomely
entertained and were delighted with
their visit.
D. W. Clark. ex-FrothonoUiry,
has moved into n part of" Davis' la.v
office, where he is conducting a real
estate business. Hi experience in
tho county fits him for the business lie
has chosen.
The next excitement is the spring
election, which takes place eaiy in
next month. We hoar no rumors ns
tn who is to run for tho oHicc3 in the
gift of the people. There will bo two
Justices of tho Peace to elect.
. The J'to'ples Advocate, the Green
back paper ol'Meadville, passed in .its
chocks on the 1st inst. Parson Plum-
iner, hri-vever, haying withdrawn from
his Congressional conttf.t, is abost to
start a Greenback organ there.
J. C. Cornwel!one of the part
tiers iu ths lied Drnsh Mill, in this
county, is the President of the Stone
boro Ice Co., Limited. The capital
flock is 012,000. The work oj' pack
ing ice is going on, employing bet ween
75 and 100 men.
l'denon's Mii(ju::inc fur February
is already to band, bright, beautiful,
interesting and useful as ever. It is
the best ladies' magazine extant, and
costs but two Jol'iirs a year, with
greatly reduced rates to clubs. Ad-
dre.s Chas. J. Peterson, SOG Chestnut
btrcet, Philadelphia, Fa.
The bill pa-sed by the Legislature
lat winter making Tilusvilla a legal
place for holding court, was decided
to be unconstitutional by Judgo
Church. Titusvillc curried tho matter
up to the Supreme Court, where the
decision of Judge Church has been
afiii'incd.
We acknowledge tbe receipt of an
invitation to attend a masquerade at
the Skating Hint:, in Tidioute, this
evening. The committee is composed
of Messrs. E.-F. Collins, C. V. Sum
mers, L. B. Mygiil nd F. W.- Shaw.
Accept our thanks, gentlemen. Sorry
we cannot attend.
M. Yr. Tate, Ivs-.j. has been" re
appointed Counsel for tho Co. Com
missioners for the current year, his
third' term in that position.
J. E. 1'laine, M. D., lias been ap
pointed County Physician, for tho cur
rent year.
There is talk of a sleighing party
to Neilltown some evening this week,
to par.tako of the hospitalities of Major
'Woodcock. Nothing drfinite h:i3 as
yet transpired in regard to the matter.
Ifa party goes out there we will guar
antee that t he Major Mill treat every
Hjody handsomely.
Wc gladly welcome "Ual.dwin'8
Railway and Hotel Guide and Fullalo
Business Index" fur December. It
has become a necessity to travelers in
the Oil Regions, and beside its Bu'nilo
department and railway time tables,
it contains a variety of valuable oil
statistics, a little very enjoyable read
ing matter, and much information use
ful to all business men. Terms $1.00
per annum. Addres? W S. Baldwin
13 Exchange St., Bullab, X. Y.
In the cm :!.? f,f Republican mrm
kt? of the IIoii-C! and Senal'j held in
Ifarrisburg on VAdnesday evening
tt.
SfiT.e Iwcnty-five 11 publicans
staid away hoin tin; cnucus, alleging
that the nl!'ir was being rurJied through
in tl:o interest of Don Camcri'ti, and
contrary to nil preetident, as the elec
tion docs not take placa until next
week. Hon. N. P. Wheeler, Assem
blyman from thi county, was otn of
the parlies v,h; staid out of tho cau
cus, not being prepared to vote with a
fu'l knowledge of the views of his con
stituency in the matter. Ho has writ
ten letters to Bomo of our Republicans
for their views on the question, and we
presume when the time conies to east
his vote be will be abb: to do it with a
pretty fair knowledge of what the Re
publicans of bis couTUy desire. In
the meantime, we arc satisfied that Mr.
Wheeler would be glad to hear from
any and all Republicans who desire to
express tKu'r views on the subject. It
is enc iiigit'g to I lie people who elect
ed him to knew that be is there to
serve I'uem, end not to further r.ny
selfish interests of his own. IIo will
be found voting aud working wil the
oil delegation, und will do whatever is
possible for the good ot Forest and the
Commonwealth.
L. Agnew is building an ice house
in which b pack ice for summer use.
Wo notice that several of our citizens
are taking ad vantage of the good ice
and favoraTila weather to fill their ice
houses. There is no good reason why
there should 'bo au ice farnino next
summer.
A pu ty of young folks.rc-cnforccd
by a, fcv married couples, got up a
sleigh-ride to Lacy town on last Friday
evening, and with the aid of music and
refreshments came pretty nearly spend
ing the whole night' there. All who
took part in the nffair seem to bavo
enjovvl themselves gloriously.
Tho Berlin Mission, which was
made vacant by the death of Bayard
Taylor, and which Governor Hart
rauft's friends havo endeavored to
have him appointed to, is still vacant,
and the friend's of Ex Gov. Feutoh, of
New York, seem to believe that he
will be the choice oV President Hayes
for that position.
Attention is callod 'to the card of
the-new law firm of Tate it Van Gie
sen, which appears iu this issue. Mr
Tate is an attorney of several years
practice here, -h1 Mr. Van Giesen
was admitted to tho bar but court, af
ter a very creditable examination.
We bespeak for the, new firm a fair
share of tho practice here.
A few parties interested in the
protection of game iiv Forest County,
met at tho Lawrence House on Satur
day evening last, for 'l.o purpose of
talking up the matt and taking
steps to secure necessary legislation on
the subject. Nothing definite was de
cided on, and tho meeting adjourned
to meet again on next Saturday even
iug at the sama place.
We seo by the Semi-Arnual Ra
port of the Grand Lodge I. O. O. F
of Pa., that the credentials of T. J
Van Giesen, Esq., of Tior.osta Lodge-
No.. 369, among others, have been
fouiivi to bo correct, and rei oi.unundeJ
to bo acknowledged as euoh by the
Grand Lodge. Mr. V.u Giesen is the
Representative of Tionesta Lodge to
the Grand Lodge.
Our lumber business lacks a good
deal of being dead, even yet. When
tho water freezes up and tho snow
falls, then is tho auspicious time for
the sturdy teamster, who throws a few
logs oil his l.ob-.-leds and trots off tan
saw-mill with them. For tho first
time since wo lauded in this belt of
timber, we saw-logs being taken
through town on a sled on Monday.
'I hey were hemlock, and were going to
Knox's null.
We are glad to learn that a well
which has beou put djwn uc-ar Brad
ford by Messrs. J. T. Dale and J. W.
Jamieson, of this place, was finished
last week, and started off a t tho rate
of seventy-five barrels per day. It is
supposed that it will settle to about
forty barrels, which, even at the pres
cut price of oil w ill make a very com
fortable thing for the boys. It would
not hurt our feelings if they could dis
pose of all their oil at four dollars per
barrel.
Report of Ilea vet Vullcy School
for mouth ending Dec. 31, 1879 : No.
enrolled, 4'J. Attendance 90 per cent.
The following named pupils weio nei
ther ubsent nor tardy during the
month : L. LiulenelJ, E. S. Collins,
Addie Smith, Emma Bixcht, Delia
Smith. W. O. Fi'i.T.', Teacher,
"Hickory Huh."
Times nro very dull in thh section,
but neve, b's it finwd old-time-
ko.
Our jobbers nro luif-y, and if tho
snow Inst? a month longer, hauling
ogs will be a thing of the past.
The schools of th i 3 township are in
operation, and we believo are doing
good work.
Hon. N. P. Wheeler, of this place,
eft on Saturday last for Harrisburg,
and we espect to hear from him fre
quently. Tho Free Methodists of this place
are holding a protracted meeting in
their new church. Four persons bavo
become converted and resolved to lead
a new life.
The M. E.'s have named February
9lh as the time for bidding their quar
terly meeting on Whig Hill.
O.MIKIIO.V.
Report of Shrivcr School for the
month ending Jan. 2, 1879: No. of
pupils enrolled 21. Names of pupils
who have not been absent a day : Sa
die Hopkins and George Aliio. Names
of those wlio have boon absent, but one
lay: Elmer and George Stitzinger.
Those who have excelled in spelling:
Emma Bortzcr, Jimruie and Elmer
Stitzinger, Sadie Hopkins and Maggie
Kepler. Emma W. Shkivek,
Teacher.
The parties interested in the Fox-
burg Narrow Gauge Railroad, are con
sideritig the feasibility of an extension
through the wilds of Fores! and ad
joining counties to Sheffield or Kano,
thus communicating with the northern
oil field. With a connecting link be
tween Foxburg and Parker City, a
narrow gaugo trunk line would then
be nearly completed from the Brad
ford field to Pittsburgh. Bradford
Breeze. -
Vick's Fbor.Ai. Guidk. This work
is before us, and those who send fivo
cents to James Vick, Rochester, N. Y.,
will be disii)polittcd. Instead of get
ting a cheap thing; as tho price would
seem to indicate, they will receive a
very handsome work of 100 pages, and
perhaps 500 illustrations not cheap,
but elegant illustrations, on the very
best of calendered paper, and as a set
off to the w hole, an elegant Colorei
Plate, that we would judge cost twice
the price of tho book.
Freih buckwheat flour from new
buckwheat, at Robinson & Bonncr's.-3
Nkwtown' Mills, Pa., Nov. 19, '78
Mr. Dunn' : I wish to inform the
readers of the Repcklicax and the
citizens of Forest County generally
that 1 shall make a thorough canvass
of the County, as Agent fit (he Rem
ington Sewing Machinft I havo for
nished a number of these Machines to
the people of this County, among whom
are,
Mrs. D. B; Tobey, Buck Mills.
Mrs. John Mathe, '
Mrs, John Hunter. Ross Run.
Mrs. D? niel Brecht, B?aver Valley.
.Mrs. Siebert Bnrhen, Dutch Hill.
Miss Zuendel,
The-most of these ladies have tested
other machines, and I am willing that
any one desirous of purchasing a Sew
ing Machine should consult them.
Yours respectfully,
Aakon Elliott.
Dcbbins' Electric Soap.
Having obtf iued the agency of this
celebrated soap for Tionesta aud vi
cinity we append the opinion of some
of our best people as to its merits:
"I have tried Dobbins' Electric Soap,
made by I. L. Cragin it Co., Phil'a,
Pa., aud liud that it is all the manu
facturers claim it to be. It is the wo
men's friend, because it saves one-half
tho labor. Mrh. J. L. Cram."
"Dobbins' Electric Soap is the best
I have ever used. I can heartily rec
ommend it. It is a charm in tho wash -J
tub. Mrs. D. S. Knox."
"I take pleasure in recommending
Dobbins' Electric Soap. It is a supe
rior article, in fact tho King of Soaps.
Mrs. W. R. Reck."
We desire all our friends and cus
tomers to give this soap ono trial, eo
thej may know just how good the best
soap in the U. S. is.
22-12 RoiuNsoN A Bonner,
Tionesta Pa. Solo Agents.
Sheldon Spellers and Readers.
Feltotis Arithmetic, and Guyots Go
ograpys, and Patent Copy Books at
Robinson it Bonner 2t.
M. Wilk, Jeweler, of Tidioute, of
fers his cutiro 6tuck at lower prices
than the samo goods bavo ever been
purchased, here or elsewhere. Give
biiu a call. tf.
Is i:nkel'f; "Parf lme dn Pari'," the
lcnaiitest and nio.-t delightful per
fume extant, for snlo at Bovarn ?
Price 75 ct.. per "bottle. This is no
chenp, scented trumpery, but isastan-
lard nnd lasting article. tf.
An old physician, retired from prac
tice, having bad placed in his hands
by nn East India missionary the for
mula of a simple vegetable remedy, for
the speedy and permanent euro for
consumption, bronchitis, catarrh, asth
ma, and all throat and lung affections,
also a positive and radical cure for
nervous debility and nil nervous com
plaints, after having tested its wonder
ful curative powers in thousands of
cases, has felt it bis duty to make it
known to his suffering fellows. Actu
ated by tins motive, and a desire to
relieve human Fullering, I will send,
frco of charge, to all who desire it, this
recipe, with full directions for prepar
ing and using, in Cerman, French, or
English. SeiUn' mail by addressing
with stamp, J vtAis paper, . Y .
Slierar, 149 m iwiyi'ilck, Rochester,
N. Y. 14cow.lv
Ji All 0X31 A,
For backache, liver and kidney
complaint, never fails to relieve in
flammation or soreness iu the lumbar
region caused by strain, col. 1 or female
weakness, as hundreds testify every
day. We do not recommend it for all
diseases, but have cured hundreds of
cases troubled or affected as above
montioned. It acts directly on the
liver and kidneys.
Prepared nnd sold by E. K. Thomp
son (24 yoars a druggist) Titusville,
Pa., and sold by dealers in medicines.
One dollar per bottle.
Sold by G. W. Bovard, Tionesta,
Pa. . 38 2t
--Kunkel's "Des Fleur LV Alpes,'
a delicious perfume for the handler
chief. Price 75 cts. per bottle Do
not waste yoiw money on "cheap"
perfumery ; the best is tho cheapest.
1 or sale ut Bovard 8. tf.
For Sale.
Thirty acres of good lr.nd.tho upper
part of the Waldo Farm, on Stewart's
Run, Venango Co., will be sold cheap
for cash. A pply to
W. Riciiardh,
tf. Tionesta, Forest Co., Pa.
For home-made Yarns and Flm
nels go to Robinson it Bonner's.
If you want a rood article, buy
Kunkel's Perfumes for the handker
chief. For sale at Bovard's. tf.
If you want fine holiday presents
go to M. Wilk, Jeweler, Tidioute, who
i3 closing out at and below cost. tf
Xe w Advertise in en ts .
APPEAL NOTICE.
Commission Ens' OrFir f, )
Tion'ksta, Pa., Jan !), 179. f
ATOTICIC is hereby piven that tho. Coni-
J.1 missioin-rsof Forest County wilt meet
nt thoir ofllco in the Court llouso in Tio
nesta Borough, on lite o(h and tiih of Feb
ruary, for tho purpose of holding appeals
from the assessment of 1N7..
Bv order of Co. Commissioners.
J. T. BUFNXAN. Clerk.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY V1RTUK of sundry writs of Yendi.
Kx. issued out of tho Court of Com
mon Pleas of Forest county nnd to mo di
rected, there will bj exposed to sale by
public vendue or outcry, at the Court
House, in tho borough of Tionesta, on
MONDAY', JANUARY 20, A. I). 1879,
at - o'clock, p. 111., tlio following describ
ed real estate, to-wit :
S. If. Kvans, President in trust for tho
People's SaviuuM Bank vs. It. C. Scott,
No. 1 and 2 Feb. Term, ls?!i. Allen it
Thompson. All that lot or parcel of land
beinfj a part of tho Jeer farm, so railed,
situated 111 Harmony township, Forest
county, Pennsylvania, hounded and de
seril fd as follows, to-wit : On the north
by tho C. !. Fairtmdas farm, so railed, on
tho cast by tiio Hiram S'-ott farm, so call
ed, on the" south by lands of McCalmont,
and on the west by lands of J. 1). Faicuii
din and Perce and liuild. Containing
ninety (HO! ai res of land more, or less ; and
beinvt erected thereon two oil rigs com
plete, two engines, ,mo boiler, two oil
wulls pumping oil, two oil tanks ami oth
er rigs, we!ls. oil fixtures, Ac.
Taken in execution and to b sold a-i tho
property of It. C. Seoll, at the suit of S,
11. F. ans, President in Trust for the Peo
ple's Savings Katik.
TcriiM cash.
J I STIS Slf .VWKFY, Sheriff.
Sheriff' Ollirc, Tionesta, Pa., Dee. :U, 1S7S.
WILLIAM READ & SONS,
13 FANF.l'lI, HALL S!
1SOKTOX, - - MASS.,
A ;i nts lor
W. & C. SCOTT &, SON'S
BnEECII-LOADERS!!
I'sed by Capt. Bogar.lus (who has shot
one of these guns over ;!0,ooo times and
still uses it in all his matches), Miles
Johnson and the principal shots and clubs.
Wo havo also broouht out the
of fa onto Top-Snap Action ever shown
io tho market, other qualities at ;s and
vl. .
Send for 'iri'il.iis and l.i U of sec
ond hand iim. vm
CORItECTED KVFIIY TUESDAY,
By Robinson fe Bonner, Dealer in
General Merchandise.
Hour "( barrel ... 8:,.,ViM fi.2.,
Flour -"j suck, best ... .r,o
Corn Meal, 100 li s .... l.,Mr
Chop feed, pure ifrniii - - lwOelMo
Ity "fl bu-dicl f.u
O.'.ts .New "(1 bushel .... :to
Corn, ear i!5;$.30
Beans 1 bushel - - - 2.01)3.00
Ham, sugar cured ... j(r
Brerik fast liacon, Hiiar cured - 10
Shoulders ..... 7(7i.H
Whitens!), half-barrels ... r,.7r,
LaUo li'm-ring half-barrels - 3.76'
Sujjnr 0ej,ll
Syrup ------ 7ii1.0?
NT. O. Molasses new ... 50CJ)75
Hoast Uio Coffeo 2."
Rio Coffee, 2025
Java Coffeo ..... S3
Tea - .4i)r!K)
Butter ...... lH(go
Rice ...-. in
Kit.:;, fresh 20
Salt i. soai.no
Lard 11
Iron, common bar .... 2.75
Xails, lOd, ke .... 2.7.V
Potatoes - - - 7500
Lime f) hhl. .... 1..ruff$1.60
l-ied Apples per ft 8M)10
Dried Beef - 17(jlS
4 'THE ORGAN OF OIL.' '
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. FOR 1879
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by a liberal outlay of money and exercise
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