She $owt gjtputoican.
W. R. DUNN
EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEB.fi, IS79.
Oup Washington Letter.
Special to tho IlKruui.ioAW.
Washington, D. C, Jan. SO, '79.
St. Martin litis been subjected to a
pretty severe cross-fire, first and last,
nnd has stood it fairly well. With the
exception of what he was reported to
have said relative to Mr. Stenger's
complicity in the suppression of Re
publican testimony by the Totter sub
Coraniitee at New Orleans, ho sub
stantially reiterated the statements of
Jiis affidavit which Scc'y Sherman filed
with the committee. General Butler
found the witness not disposed to sub
mit to his bullying nnd insulting man
ner, and either the chances of en
countering the badgered witness some
dark nighf, which St. Martin remotely
hinted fit or some other equally re
straining influence seemed to induce
the General to assume a more respect
ful demeanor towards him. St. Martin
may be dismissed with the statement
that he has emerged from the fire a
good deal less damaged and demoral
ized than the average Louisiana poli
tician who has figured before investi
gating committees here during the
past 18 months. Ho seems to have
been induced to go squarely back on
himself only once, when some of the
others did so innumerablo times. If
his testimony relative to some of the
men who accompanied the Committee
Bouth as confidential agents of Tilden
is to be relied on, their lack of moral
perception seems as marked as those
of the great reformer himself, and they
appear to have been equally unscru
pulous in their methods to advance
his fortunes.
Fair progress has been made in the
cipher telegrams business since $10,000
was voted wherewith to begiu their
investigation. Mr. Orton was at one
time tempted to burn all the political
telegrams relative to the campaign of
187G in his possession, and it is im
probable that any material interest
would have suffered had he yielded to
the temptation. For it may be stated
as generally true that we have very
little, practically, to show for the hun
dreds of thousands of dollars that have
been wasted in this line in the last
decade. While they have operated to
make or mar the fortunes of particu
lar professional politicians, perhaps,
they have been too often followed by
whitewashing reports to shield those
suffering from the inquiries ; and they
have so rarely been succeeded by leg
islation or other action to correct or
puuUh the lawlessness and crimes re
vealed that such instances have been
the exception to the general rule. Few
intelligent readers of current events,
I presume, doubt Tilden's complicity
in the conepiracy to steal or buy
enough electoral votes to make him
President whatever their politics. But
what will it profit the tax-burdeued
people who contribute the money to
establish that fact as far as it ever
will be established by a Congressional
investigation? Butler's zig-zag polit
cal course involves so many flat in
consistencies and absurd contradictions
his name is so inseperably associated
with everything that is tricky and dis
reputable in national politics, that he
is expected to turn up somewhere with
in the limits of every startling expose
made, when the light is once turned
on. They are not disappointed in this
case though we have advanced hardly
far enough to exactly locato hiiu.
AVm. E. Chandler with the readiness
and gusto of a man who has nothing
to conceal, and certainly so far as we
have gono the telegraphic correspon
dence between the llepublicau man
ages here aud in Florida pending the
count of the vote in November, 187G,
is characterized by a course almost
austre in its propriety, showing their
wUdom wa only excelled by their vir
tue. But alas for poor Samivel. He
only had oue good eye and ho couldn't
be expected to keep that well open to
wind'ard looking out for squalls, when
it was so iutently turned on the mirage
of tho White llouso "dead ahead"
and almost within stepping distance
seemingly. But truth lies at the Lot
torn of the well. Totter & Co. are
digging like beavers, and if they can
only Lo held to a straight course, not
turning to igiht or left to avoid a par
ty explofciou, we may reach it anon.
Bragg's mutiny nnd immunity from
punish ment has" appare ntly encouraged
several Democratic Senators to de
clare their opposition to Southern war
claims, including two ex-Confederate?,
Messrs. Hill, of Ga., and Morgan, of
Ala. If these two Senators will go
homo and declare similar sentiments
to those avowed in the Senate, they
may do much to discourage their sec
tions from piling vtuch claims up here
in the Capitol nwaiting Democratic
supremacy to have them allowed. Bo
sides that, they will stimulate the pco
plo to go to work and repair the de
struction of the war when once con
vinced that the Government can't bo
depended on to do it, and they will
help remove apprehensions that are
justified by the large number nnd sums
involved ,in those already filed. They
will thus, also, advance real concilia
tion. It is likely that the estimate of the
Commissioner of Tensions fully cov
ers tho wholo amount that will be
needed to meet tho lequirements of
the new pension bill. Many cstimats
it at $25,000,000. Tho only real re
gret that is generally felt is that great
er caro to guard against fraud, was
not ttken.
It is the prevailing belief that the
Administration is certain to a defeat
in the N. Y. Custom House nomina
tions to bo voted on next Friday prob
ably. Senator Christiancy's appointment
to Peru clears the way for tho return
of "Old'Zach." in the" Senate.
De Soto.
Knnkera "Dos Flour Do Alpes,"
a delicious perfume for tho handler
chief. Trice 75 cts. per bottlo Do
not wnsto your money on "cheap"
perfumery; the best is tho cheapest.
For sale ui Bovurd's. tf.
The many friends of the late Rob
ert W. Mackey will ba pained to seo
that a scandal of a social character,
threatens to attach to his name row
that ho is dead. Everybody supposed
that Mr. Mackey had lived and died a
bachelor, and nobody was, therefore,
surprised when it was found that in
his will he had divided his large es
tate between his sisters and a brother
in equal proportions. A woman
claiming to have been the wife of Mr.
Mackey and tho mother of two child
ren of whom he is the father, has ap
peared to contest the will. According
to accounts in the Pittsburg papers,
the woman claims to have been mar
ried to Mr. Mackey twenty years ago,
that their oldest child, a 6on, is nine
teen years old, and their daughter
some years younger. A good deal of
mystery surrounds the case as yet, but
certain it is that the preliminary steps
contesting the will have already been
taken, and the contestant's lawyers
say they have the evidence to estab
lish their claim.
The Tresident has put an end to
the controversy concerning the Ten
sion arrears bill, by siguing it, thus
making it a law. Congress having
passed the bill with scarcely a dissent
ing voice, can now proceed to provide
the funds necessary to meet its re
quirements. Nobody appears to
know how much money this measure
will take out of the treasury. The
Tension Commissioner thinks about
620,000,000 will suffice; Secretary
Schurz's estimate is $33,000,000. while
Secretary Sherman runs the amount
up to $150,000,000. It.is evident that
somebody don't know anything about
the matter, or attempted to frighten
th Tresident into vetoing the bill
The fact of the business is that under
the provisions of this bill the old sol
diers will receive some millions of
dollars which would otherwise have
doubtless been voted away as subsidies
to corporations, or beeu used for "river
and harbor improvement," such as
were so lavishly authorized at the last
session of Congress.
Governor Iloyt has appointed ex
Governor llartranft to the vacant
Major-GeueiaUhip of the National
Guard nf the State, and the Senate at
once confirmed the rppoiiiimcnt.. The
ex Governor re organized the Statu
mil i t a under thp present system, nnd
fully uuderstaujds the duties and re
quirements of the position to which he
has been culled. There i3 only one
Major-Geueral now connected with
the National Guard of th'is State, and
the position is therefore one of respon
sibility and. dignity.
Col. Wright finally succeeded in
bringing up for consideration, in Con
gress, his famous bill loaning $500 to
any poor man who desires to occupy
lauds in tho West under the provisions
of tho Homestead law. In a very
brief epjew of time the Colonel's pet
raeaiure was laid out stiff in death. It
appears that thu House was willing to
allow it to go to a vote without delay
and thin put an end to it. Only '22
members voted for the bill and 212
acainft it.
Sheldons Spellers and Headers.
Feltons Arithmetic, and Ouyots Ge
ograpys, and Talent Copy Books at
Robinson it Bonner. 2t.
M. Wilk, Jeweler, of Tidiouto, of
fers his entire stock at lower prices
than tho same goods have ever been
purchased, here'or elsewhere. Give
him a call. tf.
Fresh buckwheat flour from new
buckwheat, at Robinson & Ponnr'8.-3
Allegheny Valloy Rail Road,
-AND-
Pittsburgh, Titusville c Buffalo
oailroau.
OX AND AFTER Monday, Now IS, 1878,
t mins will run as follow:
STATIONS. Northward.
Nj. 1 ho. S N...5
a in p in p in
Pittsburgh (:".0 2:10! 0:20
W Pen IiinoIO:iHll 4;0o 8:0".
Kittanning 1o::;hI 4:13 8:.13
K. B'k .)uncll:is r,::wl 11:50
Brady Bcndll: 13
Parker
Emlenton
Kcrubgrass
Franklin
Oil City
Oleopolis
e.agle Rock
Tionesta
Ticl inn to
Trvinetou
Falconers
Buffalo
1:2:10
K':.VJ,
1:2
2:0.1
2:20
2..11
2:10
3: lit
8:.VI
4:30!
6:00:
8:2.'
Oil City
Pet. Centre
Titusvillo
Corry
2: 10
3:01
3:31
1:40
p. m
::"0:lo:ii.-,
O:3oi0;i:
7:1 Hi ll:Vi
7:2ll:.i
s::!2 12:.ll
Southward
No. 1 No. t ..d
Pill pill
8:i;
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P2:r,xl
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1:15
2:0!l
.
2:54
3: .11
5:20 12:40
6:55 ! 11:00
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f:lj 11:33
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4:25
3: 10
3:0S
2:10
2:2.1
2:15
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10:00
10:40
8:30
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7:53
7:17
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7:50 11:42
8:081 l:05ili
v. nilii. m a. in'p. 111
Trains run 1v Philadelphia Timo.
DAVID MrCAKGO. (Jrn'l Sim't.
T MORTON HALL.
en'l rnsscngor it Ticket Agent.
4:00
3:31
2:55
1:40
p. ni
Notice.
T'noTitONOM hy's Okfipi?, 1
Foufst County, 1., Jan. 29, 187!. f
Notice i.s lirnliv irlvnn tluit nil
draw n to nerve 'as Grand .Jurors at the
i-eoruary Term ltv.i, neM not attend.
BY (IRDKI! OV C'Ol'RT.
J. SHaWKEY, Prothy.
Tavern Licinne.
rPHE following applications for Licenso
-L have been tiled to February Sessions,
1879. Date of tiling. Jan. 27, 1870 :
Leonard Agnow, Tionesta Jloro.
William Lawrence, Tionesta boro.
Date of filing Fcb'y 4, 1879.
JUST IS SIIAWKE Y 'clerk.
Tionesta, Jan. 27, l.w7.
PRO CLAM AT 2o7j7
Wjikeeas. Tho Hon. L. D. Wctmore,
President Judge of tho Court of Common
Pleas, Quarter Sessions nnd Oyer and Ter
miner, in and for tho county of Forest, has
issued his precept for holding a Court of
Common 1'lea.s, Quarter Sessions and
Oyer and Terminer at Tionesta, for
tho County of Forest, to commence on tho
fourth Monday of Feb. next, being the
24th day of Feb. 1879. Notice is thoreforo
Riven to tho Coroner, Justices of the Peace
and Constables of said county, that thev bo
then and there in their proper persons at
ten o'clock, A. M., of said day, with their
record:), inquisitions examinations and
other remembrances, to do those things
which to their offloes appertain to bo done,
and to those who are bound in recognizance
to prosecute against tho prisoners that are
or shall bo in the jail of Forest County, that
they be then and thero present to prosecute
against them as shall be just. Given un
der my hand and seal A.D. 1879.
C. A. HAN DAL L, Sherilf.
Trial List for February Term
1879.
Frotiionotaiiy's Ofi-iok, )
Forkst Co., Pa I
No. Tr. Yr.
1 CD. Ainger Trustee vs. Josh
ua Douglass et al 10 Dec. 77
2 J. H. Jones vs. Frank Harr 5 May 78
3 Edward Jones vs. John Pe
terson 22 M ay 7S
4 Jacob Helm vs. J. S. Hood 7 Feb. 78
5 Calvin G. Ilinklcy vs. War
ren II nt ton et al 2 Sep. 78
6 County of Forest vs. A. J.
Siuirins et al overseers 23 May 78
7 Epliriam Ruhlnian vs. J. F.
Overlander 55 Sep. 73
8 Administrators of Winann
estate vs. 11. M. Carson 3.8 Sep. 78
9 Warren S. Hutton vs. J. M.
Kepler 5(i Sep. 73
10 Administrators of Winans
estate vs. Jos. Harrison IS Dec. 78
11 J. M. Kepler vs. Warren S.
Hutton 13 Dec. 78
12 Wcslov Chambers vs. J. C.
Welsh 30 Dec. 73
13 John McCarty et al vs. L. P.
Davis et al 12 Dec. 7S
14 J. Welsh rt. II. Southard et
al 4 Dee. 73
15 J. Shafkcy vs. II. Southard
et ai 1 Dec. 7s
13 Julius Dei Wimna vs. D. W.
Agnew 51 Dec. 78
J. SIIAWKF.Y", Prothonotary.
Tionesta, Jan. 29, 1878.
APPE AlTNOTiCE.
Commissioners' Ofkiit, )
Tionesta, Pa., Jan 1H79. i
7VTOTICE is hereby Kivcn that the Com
1 1 niisslonprs of Forest County will meet
at their otlice in the Court Houso in Tio
nesta Uorough, on tho 5ih and (itli of Feb
ruary, for tho purpose ol holding appeals
from tho asuessmeiit of 187:'.
iiy order of Co. Commissioners.
J. T. P.UEN NAN. Clerk.
AGENTS WASTED FOE Dr. MARCH'S NEW BOOK
FROM DARK TO DAWN.
In this new volomo the Popular Author
of "Night Scenes in tho Dibit!'. portrays
w itli vivid and titfilling force the events
of Sacred Truth, and adds fresh testimony
to the lu-auty, pathos and sublimity ef tho
Stories of the Dible. Agents will lind this
Hook with its sparkling jhouuhts, beauti
ful emriavings, and rich bindings, the
best in the market.
Hocoinnicndcd byjleading 'thinkers and
writers and AW.s o't .s.'tht. Makes a uiag
niliceii Holiday Pkkskn r. Steady work
and (.'tun! 7'c.y for Agerts, Teachers, Stu
dents, Ministers, Young Men or Women.
For Circulars, terms, Ac, address,
J. C. McCUrj I) Y &. CO., Pullhiliers, '
Philadelphia j (. in .innati, O.; Chicago, 111.
St. Louis Mo. 31-3
ADVF.HTISEKS send 25 cents to Geo.
P. Howl-11 d- Co., 41 Park How, N. Y.,
for I heir Eighty-pago Pamphlet, bliowing
e-M of ar vei ising. l.'i It
E. F. KunlteVe Bitter Wino of Iron.
E. F. Knnkr-rn celebrated Hitter Wino
oT 1 rou will elVecl ually cure liver com
plaint, jaundice, dyspepsia, chronic or ner
vous debi lily, chronic diai rhea, disease of
thi kidneys and ill' diseases arising from
a disordered liver, stomach or intestines,
tiueh us constipation, llatulence, inward
piles, fnllnesN of blood to thp bend, acidity
of the stomach, nausea, heartburn, disgust
for food, fullness or weight, in the stom
ach, soro eructations, sinking or lluttrrlng
at the pit of the stomach, swimming of tho
head, hurried or dillleuU broniliing, nat
tering at the heart, choking or sulloeatinir
sensation when in a lving posture, dim
ness of vision, dots or webs hct'dro tho
sight, dull pain in the head, deliciciicy of
perspiration, yellowness of the skin 'and
eyes, pain in the side, hue!--, bead, chest,
limbs, etc., sudden Hushes of heat, burn
ing in the tlesh, constant imaginings of
evil and great depression of spirits. Frio
$1 per bottle. Beware of counterfeits. Do
not let your druggist palm oil some other
preparation of iron ho may sav it is iim
good, but ask for Kunkel's Hitler Wine
ofTron, Take no other. Kunkel's Hitter
Wino of Iron is not sold in bulk only in
$1 bottle- E. F. Kunkel, Proprietor No.
259 No h Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold 1 L druggists.
Tapo Worm Removed Alive.
Head anil all complete, in two hours.
No fee till head passes. Sent, Pin and
Stomach Worms removed bv Dr. Kunkel,
259 North Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Send for circular, For removing Seat,
Pin or Stomach Worms tall 011 vour
druggist and ask for a bottle of Kunkel's
Worm Syrup, price 1. It never fails.
Common sense teaches if Tape Worm be
removed, all other worm:! can bo readily
removed.
E. F. Kunkel's Luetral & E. F. Kunkol's
Shampoo for the Hair.
The best and cheapest Hair Dressing
and Hair Cleaner ill tiie world. They re
move dandruil', allay irritation, soot ho and
cool tho heated scalp, prevent the hair
from falling oil', and promote the growth
in a very short time. They preserve and
beautify tho Hair, and render it soft ami
glossy. They Impart a brilliancy and a
silky appearance to braid and wiry Hair,
and, as 11 hair dressing, they aro unrivall
ed ; eradicate daiidruli and 'prevent bald
ness. The shampoo cleans the Hair, re
moves grease, scurf, itching, eruption,
('urea headache produced by heat nnd fa
tigue. Kunkel's Shampoo' and I.ustral
restoro Hair to a natural and glossy color,
restore faded, dry, harsh and w iry hair.
Prion per bottlo' L Ask vour druggist
for theni, or send to E. F. ICunkel, Pro
prietor, No. 259 North Ninth Street Phil
adelphia, Pa. 18-tim
COUNTY AUDITORS' REPORT FOK THE YE".,:
CLOSB&3G OUT!!!
t by buyig your
SILVERWAEE
WATCHES, CLOCKS,
AXD JEWELRY
O F
TIDIOUTE, 1'A,
'I have decided to close out my cntir
stock of goods at and
BELOW COST,
for the purpose of leaving town. How is
tho time to secure presents
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
I have a very largo and complete stock,
from which to select, and will positively
sell at cost, and in some cases bo.ow cost.
I will sell you
A SOLID SILVER AMERICAN WATCH
I will sell you a
LADY'S SOLID GOLD WATCH
FOIl ?,;o.
and other goods In proportion. All I ask
is an opportunity to show tho goods.
Store next door to Crandin. Pdoek. Tid
ioute, Pa. M. WILK.
is not easily earned In these times
but it can be male in three months
by an v one of cither sex, in any
nart-of tho country who is willmur to work
steadily at tho employment that wo fur
nish, fiiti per week in your own town.
You need not bo away from homo over
night. You can give your wholo time to
tho work or only your sparo moments. It
costs nothing to' try tlie business. Terms
and $5 Outlit free. Address at onco. II,
Hallett ife Co., Portland, Maine. 44-ly
PRRJ1 cn'tlo made by every agent ev
II11U ery month in the business we
Uullu furnish, but those willing to work
can easily earn a dozen dollars a
day right in their own localities, lluvo no
room to explain here. Dusiness pleasant
and honorablo. Women and boys and
girls do as well as men. Wo will furnish
you a complete Outfit free. Tho business
nays fetter than anything else. We will
bear expense of starting you. Particulars
free. Write and sec. Farmers and me
chanics, their sons and daughters, and nil
classes in need of paying woi k nt home,
should write to us and learn all about tue
work at once. Now is the time. Don't
delay. Address True fc Co., Augusta,
Maine. 33
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CALL ON'.
LUDWKl 51 AY 1311,
OIL CITY,
in the Sasds Block near tho Union Depot,
yon
TOBACCO,
liKKK.
WINES
AND
LIQUORS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
PHOTOGRAPHER,
Pictures in every styleof the art. View
of tho oil regions for sale or taken to or
der. CENTRE STREET, near R, H. crossing.
SYCAMORE STREET near Union Do
pjt, Gil City, Pa. 20-tf
WILLIAM LAWRENCE, Treasurer of V
said County for the venr
To nin't ree'd from S. J, Setley...$:2,4 17 71
recoiroin commissioners 40000
" redemption of County Iinds.. 3,14299
" ree'd for lands sold liv count v 21050
" ree'd from P. O. Co'nver for
costs nnd line in ca?o of Com.
vs. Varner pjn 4(1
" .seated lands ret. Co, tax 177 t'.'tl ,V.
" " " bridire tax 1M77 232 so
" " " Co. lax 1H7S 0,521 US
" " ' Bond tax U7H l.s.'.t p'
"unseated " Co. tax 1N78 4,05.") 99
" " " Bond tax 17S J.ITiS S3
" sixty duv list Co. A- bond tax
1K7N 215 70
" ree'd lor water cooler sold to
Win. Nnicarbaugh 4 Ott
" tax erroneously assessed 8 44
" ree'd from S. .1. Set Icy to ap
ply on balance ' 25 00
" lec'il from C. A. Randall lor
grass 10 00
" ree'd from Greni twp. on ac
count of Poor fund "i8 28
" ree'd from .T.i 1.1 into for plank 1 W
" " S.H. Haslet for plank 100
" " l. W. Clark for ink t;r
sixty day list for spring elec
tion jio
. " tax ree'd Ironi Jno. Lililalield 1 nf
'ores! .Comity in account with t:
ending December HI, Is7f.
Bv county bonds redeemed
' " orders " 1H7S...
" Co. ,t bridgeeupons redei iiicd 1,
" seated lands returned, Co. .V
bridge 1S77--8
" exonerations
" Rel'imding orders
" 5 per ct. aliateinriit on S2,("! 1 1
" 3i per el. on f l.'),(HH!.(lo"co;u.!
bonds re Icemed ,
" 3J per et. on j9,I.M.3H count v
ordcrs redeemed
" 8J perct. Jl,395 county ciipons
redeotned...1.
" 31 perct. onl?12t.l5refiinlin-
orders redeemed
' 3 per ft. $1,279.45 redemption !
" 3iperet. on ?H.35 Hickory
tp. building orders redeemed
" 31 puret,. on J75.25 Tionesta
boro school orders redeemed
" balance on road fund of Tio
nesta boro ,
'.' Balance i:it
To balanco
$11,543 2H
13,739 5
WILLIAM LAWRENCE, Treasurer of Forest County in account with tho !
the t onimouwenllli lor year ending December 31st, 1M78.
To ain't ree'd from S. J. Set ley t i'9 "I
nuu) ux j.iis 170 K.
" Hotel licence " 27QJJO
" Retailers " S2
" Tax on Loans f! ,10
By State Treas. rec.'t Apr. 3, 1K78
" July 10, " ..
" " " .Ian. 3, 179..
o .1 11 , 1,
" Publishing Retailors' list 1878.'.,
" 6 per et. on Jii.V.i.M
" Balanco
To balance.
.ll'iW
WILLIAM LAWRFNci:, Treiwurer of Forest County in ace unit with tho
tion Fund of siwid County for lh year ending December 31st, 1S7S.
To am't ree'd from S. .T. Setlev...Sl,70't!S By am'ts paid imlividuals
" " " Indivi. lull's.. . 5,175 il ' balanc-e
112
fc-lll 5 fiO
Rodomp-
1.279 4.1
.. 2,000 81
$:,8S0 2'.'
l 29
To U;vlan'0 fci,W0 84
COMMISSIONERS of Forest County in account for year ending December 31st, lt7u.
ELI BEKLIN.
To County orders drawn...
....?273 U By b.klanco duo last seltlflnent.
" .'( days kiirvices
" 532 miles travel
To County orders drawn.
$2711 40
ISAAC LONG.
..$304 20 By balance duo last Sttttlumtit...
, " 54 days Mrviees
" 708 niiles travel .
5301 20
JOILX HECK.
52 20
.. 1(58 th)
.. 53 20
ttt 40
... 102 0i
... 70 60
t304 20
To f ;ntv order drawn.
.2l! b By balance duo last settlement..-. $ Ci 8;
" 50 days services ; 150 on
" 42 miles trarel 4 20
'$218 00 fcilfcUO
Wro, tho undersign. (1 Auditors of Forest County, do hereby certify that wo met ut.
tho Commissioners Gtlice in said county according to law, and did 'audit and adjust
the several accounts of the Treasurer, Sheriir, Prothonotary, District Attorney nnd
County Commissioner's for tho year ending Doe. 31st, 1878, and tind them as set forth
in the foregoing report. In testimony whereof wo liavo hereunto set our hands and
seals this 22d day of January. A. D. 1879.
F. C. LACY,
Atlt: 1. F. COPKLAND,
J. T. BIIENNA, Clrk. N.THOMPSON,
L.S.
L.S.
L.S.
County Audit
EXPENDITURES of Forest County for tho year ending Dw. 3lst, 1878.
County Commtssioners $014 4 ) Prothonotary's Fees 1".
" " Clerk 000 00 Janitor '. : f,i 2"
Auditors and Clfrk 124 00 Teachers' Instituto ......!!. (K) on
O.innse! Fees 90 00 Bridge repairs 38UJ 17
Cat and Fox bounties 85 40 Postage and box rent 12 40
Jury fees 1070 00 Interest 11150O
J ury Commissioners and Clerk 50 98 Collectors' Commissions 318 til
Assesors 127 8!i Treasurer's Commissions 1(174 77
Printing 599 20 District Attorney's Fees 4U 00
Constables 27102 Express y 4:1
Court Crier 37 5(1 Court Auditor 10 (Kl
Road View 13180 Lands sold Countv 39(1 37
Fuel and Light 252 34 Stenogropher " bi2 (to
Elections 300 50 Cononor .' ,1s 4,"
Commonwealth costs 1st 31 Stato tax on bonds...... " .- 4200
Books, Stationery it;;, '. 48 18 Western Penitentiary '. n!. 13 1."
Repairs on Buildings it Furniture 87251 Horso hire 4 :.
Western Pa. Hospital .11(5 20 Clothing for Prisoners .' 7 11.1
Slierilf's Fees 240 10 Judgment against county 1.11 KS
Redemption of lands erroneously Taxes redeemed 011 lands crrouo-
sold 19129 ously assessed , 424 15
FINANCIAL STATEMENT of V'oreat County for year ending Toe, tltst, 187S.
LIABILITIES.
County bonds outstanding...
Bridge bonds outstanding
.513,000 00
.. 2,000 Otf
ASSETS.
Balanco due by S. J.' Setley ex.
Treasurer ; 1,373 II
Balance duo by Win. Lawrence,
Treasurer, ori county account 13,739 -l,"i
Seated lands returned for 1878 U35 72
Duo by Kingsley township 217.10
Due by Harmony township 500 30
Duo by Green township 300 3
TOB WORK neatly executed at tho RE
O i'
UBLICAN Office
$15,000 00 $17,105 47
FOREST COUNTY, ss.
Pursuant to law, we the undersigned Commissioners of Forest Oouutj' publish
the foregoimr exhibit of the n'ooipts and expenditure of Forest County for tho year
ftidi'ig December 3ist, 178.
Witrie-.n our hands tli.s lltli day of January, A. D. 1S79.
ELI BERLIN, )
ISAAC LONG, County Commissioners.
Al:st: J. T. URKNNAN, Clerk, H. W. LEDEBUHj
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Ready for use in White, and over One iTandred different Colors ;nado of Hri.
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ly pure White Lead, Zinc and Linseed Oil, Cheiiicnlly combined, wurianted rw
handsomer and c heaper, and to last Twice ris'Long as jiny other 'Paint. It has t,.
the FIRST PREMIUMS at twenty (if the State Fairs of the Union, and is on M.
Thousand of the tir.cst houses in the country.
AilJress: LXIIiIIjTlIIE BBOTPIERS,
Bi MPLE CAED SLUT IEEE
2i, 31, ,e 3 St. Clair Strut,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
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