Sit $ow$t $qmMta.
i. K. WENK,
EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY MORMJiC, FEB. M, 1S80.
REPUBLICAN STATETICKET.
TOR SLTREME JUDCIK,
HENRY GREEN,
of Northampton Couuty.
TOR AUDITOR OEXEIUL,
JOHN ;A. LEMON,
of Blair County.
Illinois Republicans are for Grant
first, Washburne eeconJ, and Blaine
the next titue.
Judge Jeremiah t. Black says
"Pennsylvania is a Democratic State."
Not of Mr. Black's kind of Democra
cy, however.
Speaker Randall has again been
compelled, "for the sake of the Demo
cratic jiarty," to suppress Congressman
Weaver, the Iowa Greenbacker.
Ex-Seuator Morrill, of Maine,
wouldn't object to the nomination for
Vice President in the event of Senator
Blaine's defeat in the convention. lie
would make a capital presiding officer
of the Senate.
The Democratic members of Con
gress are chafing terribly under the
restraint put upon them by the leaders,
and some of them are threatening to
break the gags, let the consequence be
what they may.
It is being whispered in Massachu
setts that General Butler is suspected
of an intention to run for Governor
this year. Butler will probably be
willing if it will afford any amuse
ment to the boys.
The Chicago union vetern club, the
largest organization of soldiers in the
country, goes back on "Weaver and his
back-pay bill with a vengeance. The
association declare that they want
none of it, and request their Congress
men to fight the insanity.
Western Correspondence.
Lone Rock, Wis., Feb. 10, 1880.
With your permission I aek for
space in the columns of the staunch
old Forest Republican for a few
items from this locality. Times are
quiet at preseut compared to what they
were at the opening of winter ; the
weather is warm and pleasant f.ml
every indication is for spring. We
have had very little snow here this
season and at present the ground is
bare and the ladies are mourning the
privilege of taking their "young man"
out for a leap year sleighride.
The winter grain sown here last
fall, although tho winter has been
open, is not materially damaged and
bids fair for a good crop the coming
harvest. Produce of all kinds is at
good figures, and now the farmer of
the west is reaping the fruits of his
labors, and as money is plenty we all
realize the fact'that times are improv
ing. I have' tho pleasure of receiving the
Crookston Chronicle, of Polk Co.,
Minn., W. R. Dunn, Editor and Pro
prietor, As your readers are acquainted
with Mr. Dunn, I will say that ho is
publishing a live Republican paper,
devoted to tho interests of the farmer's
of the countiy, and located in the
great wheat belt of the north west.
bhould any of the good people of
Forest county contemplate emigrating
west my advice is take the Chronicle
and be posted.
Tho wis men of this State are
again at the Stale Capital making
laws, also endeaveriug" to pass the
Capital Punishment law, for this State
never hangs for murder, but sends
criminals to State Prison for life, and
eventually pardons them out, aBd
some peison has discovered this mode
of proceedure aud is trying to stop it
by hanging the guilty parties.
A General Reuuion of Wisconsin
Soldiers is to take place at Milwau
kee next summer commencing on the
7th of June and continuing one week.
We anticipate a pleasant time. A
general invitation is extended to old
soldiers of other States to meet with
U3. The State furnishes the necessary
' rations, camp aud camp equipage.
Among the noted persons expocted
are Grant, fiherniau, Logan, and sev
eral other distinguished statesmen.
Politically we are principally Graot
nun in this State, with a few scatter-
ing for Blaine, and since the settle
ment of the Maine muddle the Demo
crats and Greenbackers are exceed
ingly quiet, and many are ashamed of
the party they belong too. So would
I it I was ever guilty of supporting
either of the above panics.
Another effort is being made by our
representatives in Congress for the
Fox and Wisconsin rivers. As each
western State is interested in the nav
igation of the streams above men
tioned it is expected that ere long
steamers from the Mississippi will pass
into the lakes without any difficulty.
More anon, N. B. II.
Star Twinklings.
We had a "Spelling Bee" on Dutch
Hill, ou the evening of above date,
but on account of the inclemency of
the weather the Whig Hill school
could not attend. Their teacher, F. F.
Whittekin, came, however, through
mud and storm to excuse his school.
None but the Dutch Hill scolars were
iu attendance, except a few from Ross
Run, and one or two from Whig Hill.
Sides were choen from the home
school and after spelling about one
hour and twenty five minutes tlio last
two were put down on the word
cygnet);', Misses Mary Smith and
Vernie Heath were the last two thf.t
remained standing.
President H. E. Gilluspie then an
nounced iDtermiseiou of five minutes,
which judging from the amount of
talking and laughing was highly ap
preciated by all of the boys and girls,
"ye pedagogues" included.
-After intermission those present
were entertained for about three-'quar-trs
ot an hour by literary exercises
in which all who participated acquitted
Ihemselves very creditably.
' .' . lours. c, J. D. U.
Confirmation Notice
Notice is hereby Riven that the final
account of II. II. Stow guardian ot Georgia
Stow has been filed in this oftlce and will
be presented at February Torin, 1880.
Attest: JUSTISSIIAWKEY,
Clerk of Orphans Court.
Tionosta, Fob. 4, 1880.
Came to the premises of tho subscriber,
in Tionesta Township, on Saturday, Jan.
10, 1880, a red steer, with some white on
belly, and whito on tip of tail ; about ono
year old. Tho owner is notiliod to com
forward, prove property, pav chartros and
take the same away or it will be disposed
of according to law. '
& eld ex Whitman.
Tionosta, Jan. 20, 1880.
License Notice.
Nolico is hereby piven that the follow
ing license applications havo been filed in
the Clerk's (mice and will bo presented at
February Term of Quarter Sessions :
T. C. Jackson, Central Uousc, Tionesta
Boro.. (retail.)
William SmearbauRh, Acomb Store
Building, Tionesta IJoro., (wholesale.)
Attest": JUST1S SHAWKEY, Clerk.
Tionesta, Feb. 4, 1880.
TRIAL LIST.
rnoTnoNoTAnv's Offick, 1
For kmt Co., Pa j
Causes set down for trial in the Court of
Common Pleas of Forest County at Feb
ruary Term 1S80 :
No.Tr. Yr.
1 Edward Jones ctal vs. John
Peterson ct al 23 May 78
2 George It. Walters vs.
Samuel Clark 52 Sep. 78
3 J. E. Blaine vs. IlenrySwag-
gart 6 Fob. 79
4 J. A. Neill vs. Byron Landers 10 May 71)
5 Andrew Weller for use vs.
N. H. Haslet et al 12 May 77
6 Eli Berlin vs. John A Stew
art 20 May 79
7 Jacob D. Ainger Trustee vs.
Leonard Afrnew et al 33 May 79
8 Nancy Dawson Adiu. rs.
Sarah Ann Dale 19 Sep. 79
9 Jaoob M. Kepler vh. The
Franklin Firo Ins. Co. of
Philadelphia 34 May 79
10 J. E. Blame vs. Admr's of
Winuiis KhU-H) 54 Sep. 79
11 Jos Harrison vs. William
Felton 11 Dec. 79
12 W. J. Whito vs. CJarson
Shuir.Uurg 20 Dee. 79
13 C. J. Harris vs. Jeuks
Township Sfi Sep. 79
14 Cascade Petroleum LaHd As
sociation vs. T. I). Collins
et al 49 Sop. 79
J. SIIAWKKY, Prothonotary.
Tionesta, February 2, 1880.
XOTICE. .
T 1ST OF RETAILERS of Merchandise.
JLiLiquora, An., in tlie County of Ferest,
mate oi Pennsylvania, lor the year A. u
1SS0:
TIONKSTA MOKO.
Class. Tax
Robinson it Bonner
O. W. Dithridge
G. W. Bovard
John Reek
Morris Einstein
A. II. Partridge
S. II. Haslet A Sons
Wm. Lawrence, hotel
J. C. Jackson, hotel
GREEN TWT.
Ford Jt Lacy !
H. W. Ledebur
T. D. Collins
jncKonv Twr.
T. J. Bowman
Wheeler, Dusenbury A Co...,
BARSKTT TWl.
A. Cook
J. B. Ptarsall
10 $20 00
12 12 50
1J
14
12
14
14
5
5
12 60
7 00
12 50
7 00
7 00
50 00
50 00
..14 7 00
.14 7 00
.14 7 00
.12
.14
12 60
7 00
.14 7 00
.14 7 00
howk twr,
O. W. Brooks A Co 12 12 50
HARMONY TWP,
J. B. Machesney .'..14
J. Woodcock, hotel, 5
KINUSLEY Twr,
7 00
0 00
Wheeler, Busenbury A Co 14 7 00
Appeals will bo held at the Court House
m 1 Kinesta Borough, Man.h 13, 1-ShO,
D.W.CLARK,
Mercantile Appraiser,
COUNTY AUDITORS REPORT FOR THE YEAR 1870.
WILLIAM LAWRKN'CE, Treasurer of 1
said County for tho year
To balance due last scttement f 13,739 45
" ain't ree'd from Kinjrsley twp.
lor niainienaco or lUizabelh
Gibson
" Seated lands ret. Co. tax 1S73
u i. i)nj .i
" ' Co. " 1879
ii . u,,,,, i.
' Unseated land ret. O. tax 1879
. . non, ii
ree'd from Wm. Lnwrcr.ee for
eonl and lumber
" ree'd from J. T. Brennan for
freight on tablo
" ree'd from Green twp. on ac
count Poor Fund
' ree'd from Shir Shaw key Jury
fees
" ree'd from J. T. Brennan for
paper :
" ree'd from ft. J. Motley on bal
ance due
" ree'd from T. C. Jackson for
grass
" ree'd from J. T. Brennan for
ink
CO-Day List Co. and Bond tax
1879
" ree'd from Sh'tf Randall jury
fees
" roo'd from S. 1). Irwin Esq.,
for coal
" Redemption of County lands
247 50
6S9 iff
lixt H7
8,:125 Ml
9 23 25
5,101 75
5(i7 IS
4 08
30
820 94
S2 00
20
600 00
800
65
140 25
12 00
15 00
61 99
$30,888 24
To balance $19,405 30
WILLIAM LAWRENCE, Treasurer of
too commonwealth lor year
To balance due last settlement $112 90
" State tax 1879 147 91
" Hotel license 150 00
" Retailers licenre 172 60
" Tax on loans ; 45 00
" Eating-house licanse 40 00
$068 31
To balance $227 60 $008 31
WILLIAM LAWRENCE, Treasurer of Forest Comity in account with the Redemp
tion Fund ol said county lor tfia
To balance last settlement $2,600 84
" ain't ree'd from individuals 330 77
$2,937 61
To Balance $2,135 19
C A. RANDALL, Sheriff of Forest County, in account for tho vear ending
December 31st, 1879. ,
To orders drawn ." $415 25 By fees $445
JUSTIS SITAWKEY, Prothonotary, in account for the year ending Dee. Slst, 1879.
To orders drawn... k .'T.....'.'. $101 10 By foes $161 10
COMMISSIONERS of Forest County in account for year ending December Slst, 1879.
ELI BERLIN.
To County orders drawn $163 iO Bv 44 days' services , $132 00
' 812 miles travel 31 20
$163 20
ISAAC
To Countv orders drawn $179 60
$179 60
II. W. LEDEBUR.
To Countj' orders drawn $138 60 By 41 days services.
" 156 miles travel...
$138 60 $138 00
We, tho undersigned Auditors of Forest County, do hereby certify that we met at
the Commissioners Office in said county according to law, and did audit and adjust
the several accounts of the Treasurer, Sheriff, Prothonotary andCounty Commission
er's for tho year ending Dee. 31st, 1879, and find them as sot forth in tho foregoing re
port, in testimony wberoof we have hereunto sot our litmus and seals this Xlth day
oi January, a. v. ibo.
T.
D.
N.
Attest ;
J. T.' BRENNAN, Clerk.
EXPENDITURES of Forest County
County Commissioners $ 481 40
Clerk 600 00
Auditors and Clerk 85 60
Counsel Fees 35 00
Cat and Fox Bounty 103 30
Jury Fees 1,241 18
Jurv Commissioners nn 1 Clerk 65 44
Assessors W 39
Printine 402 10
Constables 20169
Court Crier 80 00
Road View 88 70
Fuel and Linht 272 28
Elections 278 30
Commonwealth Costs 18 00
Books Ac 216 85
Repairs and Furniture 1,401 19
Western Pa. Hospital 708 93
Sheriffs Fees 445 05
Prothonotary's Fees 170 65
FINANCIAL STATEMENT of Fort
LIABILITIES.
...$13,000 00
. 2,000 00
County Bonds
Bridge Uonds
$15,000 CO
FOREST COUNTY, ss.
Pursuant to law, we tho undersigned Commissioners of Forest County publish
tho foregoing exhibit of tho receipt and expenditures of Forest County for tho year
ending Doeombcr Slst, 1879.
Witness our hands this 2ltb day or January, a. d. issu.
ELI BERLIN, )
ISAAC? LONG, V County Commissioners.
Attest: J. T. BRENNAN, Clerk, H. W. LEDEBUR, j
N. II. IIABI,ET & SOXS,
Dealers in
General Merchandise
In Now Store Room at
HASLET'S CORNERS,
TIoiiONtii, ln.
Jan'y 1st, 1880.
list at c Xoticc.
Estate of Herman Blitine, 'ato of Tio
nesta Borouifh, Forest County, Pa., De
ceased. All persons imlobled to suid
estato are remcstod to make immediate
payment ; and those having legal claims
against tho same, will present them with
out delay in proper order for settlement,
to
D. S. KNOX,
Executor.
Tionesta, Forest Co., Pa.
January ltt, 18S0. 42-Ct.
o
RGAN OF OILS
A XTI-MOXOI'OLIST.'
Tho Titusville Mousing Hkraid con
tains full and complete market and month
ly Oil Reports, ami all the local and gen-
ral news. I'nee 510 per year. Weekly
lUrt,! I f 1.50. Send fVr sample copic.
'omst County in account with tho funds of
ending December ill, 1870.
By County Orders redeemed 1ST9$ H.Ms 81
" Co, A hridga coupons ro'd 1879 770 00
" seated lands ret. Co. A Bond
1878 A 1879 1.521 05
" Exonerations 21 35
" Refunding orders 118 6(1
" 6 per et. abatcin't on $2,030.90 101 65
" 31 per ct. on $8,308.81 Co. or
ders redeemed 292 91
" 3 per jt. on $770.00 Co. and
bridgo nouponN redooroed 20 95
"Hlporct. on $1 18.0(1 Refund
ing orders redeemed 413
" 34 per et. on $S02.42 redemp
tion fund 28 08
' 3J per et. on $120.67 Big Level
Road Fund paid by order of
Court 4 43
" Balance 19,405 30
$30,P88 21
Forest County in account with the Fund of
ending December 31st, 1879.
By publishing mercantile list 1S79$ 28 25
" state Treas. rc t April 4, 1879...
" ' " July 10, 1879...
60 00
92 5
124 07
:;h oo
21 38
18 03
68 42
227 00
Jan. 2, 18.80...
' Balanco ,
year ending December 31st, lit,
B
By ain't paid individuals $ 802 42
r Balance 2,135 19
$2,937 61
V
$163 20
LONG. ,
By 43 davs services $129 00
" 606 miles travel 60 60
$179 60
$123 00
15 60
C. LACY,
F. COPELAND,
THOMPSON,
L.S.
L.S.
L.S.
County Auditors.
for the year ending Una. 31st, 1879.
(
Janitor 50 60
Teachers Institutn 70 00
Bridgo Bepairs l'8 87
Postage 12 79
Interest 770 00
Collectors Commission 210 0:1
Treasurer's Commission 350 62
Dist. Attorney's Fees 30 30
Express and 'Freight , 12 69
Court auditor 10 00
Stenographer 113 00
Western Penitentiary 4 60
Clothing aud medical attendance
for Prisoners 4 70
Tramps 8 50
Insurance 199 25
Contested Election 300 69
Witness Foes aud Expenses in
County Cases 101 00
Taxes Refunded 118 CO
County for year ending Dec, Slst, 1879.
ASSETS.
Balance due by S. J. Setley, ex-
Treasnror ? 873 11
Balance due by Win. Lawrence,
Treasurer.on Countv Fund... 19,405 30
Seated lands returned for 1879 888 27
Due bv Harmony Township 793 80
" " Green " 190 45
" estate of Fred. Glassner,
Deceased 202 97
$22,363 93
Awarued the Highest Medal at Vienna
and Philadelphia.
E. & H. T. ANTHONY & CO.,
591 Broadway, Now York.
(Opp. Metropolitan Hotel.)
Manufacturers, Importers A Dealers 1m
')lvet Frames, Albums, GrephoBcopes.
STEREOSCOPES AND VIEWS,
Kugravings, Chromos, Photographs
And Itindred goods Celebrities, Actress'
cs, etc.
PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS.
Ve are Headquarters for everything in
the wav of HTEREOPTICONM and MAG
IC LANTERNS.
Each stylo being tho boft ofMts class in
tho market.
Beautiful Photograpie Transparencies of
Statuary and engraving for tho window
Convex Glass. Manufacturers of velvet
frames for Miniatures and3 Couvox Glass
Pictures,
Catalogues of Lanterns and Slides, with
directions for using, sent on receipt of ten
rmt8. jan 7 -3in
QEORGE IIENDEHSON.
TONSORIAL ARTIST.
Tionesta. Pa. Shop fiist door south of
Lawrence House. For a nice shave, sham
poon or hair-cut call on Mr. it. lie
tir--t-cl;i-s in every refpvet. au'i tt
ANNOUNCEMENT
GEORGE W. niM
Would reNpocfnlly return his acknowl
edgements to the people of Forest Co. for
iheir very liberal patronage bestowed up
on him at his late Auction Sale. He would
further announce that, actuated by the be
lief that tho true interests of the County
will bo promoted by an establishment ot
which goods can bo had at as low prices as
any where in tho State, ho has
RBMOYED
TO THE
1MJITIKIDKK IIUII.IUMJ,
whero ho is now opening a
Now & Varied Stock of Goods.
All are invited to call although perhaps
not in Immediate want of anything. In
his new stotk will bo found many desir
able goods, such m ', v
Turkey Red, Solid Blues, Brown and Car
dinal Trints. Amoskeag Ginghams,
Shirting Ginghams and Calicos ; Choicest
Shirtings, Cottonndes, Kentucky Jeans,
Ijonsdale, Cambri: and fine Muslins.
GERMANTOWN & SAXONY WOOLS,
Ladies' Solid Color H)e,
Smoked and Pearl
Cloak Buttons,
Jet A Gold Mixed
Dress Muttons,
Crocket Hooks.
LACES IN GREAT VARIETY
Torchon,
Valenciennes,
Brotonnoaud
Cluny Laces.
If AM BURG E DO I NGS A 1 NSERTI XGS.
In CalAAHirnre,
ho will this week open two hundred
dollars wt rth of tho Choicest
ENGRAVED WARE,
Something far in advance of anything he
has horetoforo brought to this County.
His stock of
GBOOBRIES
is complete, and it will be his aim to keep
everything of tho best. A visit to his
establishment will bo of interest to nil.
GEO. W. DITHRIDGE,
Partridge Building,
Jan2S80 Tionesta, Pa.
. Zr.iTf-ii.
" rtt -v.ri-.J ' -rtHMtuaiiu m im.
J"N THIS (( of ComiarrM nJ In thra jo--!ie
itinios, the prying denmnil I for llnrauhly
trunrd mon for hiimnu. Our Institution oftrni nn
urpaMl fnrilitlm to Twang mid middle agnl men
for obtaining 1'nu'llod! lilueution. A nhort llni
only U iiiircd to oomiilrta th course of attulr.'
KxponMoliirht. IndlTidiia) Inrtnicilon. iSimli'iils cu
nier t hit Una Ho Tncallom. For cirrulni
vuiiom i;. oirr a ko.n. riiuburgh..
jr Unfi t liooklKBpiug, puoliihcxl bjr llurir
m 3rv.; priulad lu coluir, 400 pp. Til Urgent work;
ou tin- (Cicno pukmtaed. A 'ojk for bunk urn,
rmilroail, tuainou man tad .racl.ml aceuuDtanux
truce; S.OM, Ht4 20 tonlt. I
Allegheny Valley Rail Road,
Pittsburgh, Titusville & Buffalo
Railroad.
ON AND AFTER Monday, Dec. 15, 1870
trains will run as follows:
STATIONS. Northward
Southward
V: 1 .la. I K. t
a m p m p m
Pittsburgh 8:55 ?:r5 8:50
W PenJuncl0:02 4:00 10:50
Kittaiming 10::) 4:45 11:50
R. B'k Juncll:10 5:40 1:15
Brady Belidl 1:'": 5:52 1:40
Parker 11:52 C.:2.". i!:3S
Kmlenton lli::t4 7:04 :t:()5
Scrubgrass 1:07 7:4:1 4:15
Franklin S:20 5:lo
OilCitv 1:5" 0:115 fi:0i
Oleopiili 2:lS;!t:47 .'27j
KagltiRock 2:2!V10:(d !:7:l
Tionosta 2:40 10 41 7:02j
Tidiouto 3:2:i,ll:5' 7:4.r
Irvineton 4:00 i:oo H-.w,
Falconers 5:4o 0:f0
Buffalo 8:15! 1:10
Oil Citv '2:f 0:05 (;:10
Pot. Centre i!::i5 0:27 :5i
Titusville 3:0r, 0:51 7:17
Corry 4:15Il:2o H:40
p. m il. in a. in!
I III p 111
8:00 1:50
U:50:i2:35
0:15111:551
a in
7:10
5:20
4:10
2:40
r:X- 11:10
5:200:5.- 2:17
4:50;i0:25! 1:IH
4::il' 10:07! 12-52
S:"i2l i:25 11:40
:: 1 T j 8:45'ii:;W
3:'M! K:I.V )':25
2:.71 1 1 :0(' 5:Ot
2:2Kl:4!ii
2:07lti:2 !
l:25 Si::)j
8:J
8;l(i
7:4!
7:5
5:17
12:15
12:45
U:05
8:251
1-50
l:.'ll
l:oe
11:55
S::0!
.1.
8:05
7:4-.!
7:15i
6:10,
f:05
K:-i:!
8:lii
7:05
i k. in j). in
Trains run bv Philmlelphia Time.
DAVID McCAlKJO, Gen'l Sup't.
MORTON HALL,
Sen'l Passenger Jb Ticket Agetit.
CHAUTAUQUA LAKE !
The short & Popular Route via
Pittsburgh, Titusville & liul
falo, and Bult'alo, Cautauqua
Lake & Pittsburgh R'ys.
ON AND AFTER June 2r$d, 1879, Trains
will leave Oil City as follows:
7.nn a TVT "''yi (ia" through
I JJ XXaitla coach) arriviuir at Mav
villo 10:45 a. m j Point Ctiautauqua, 11:00
a. m.; Fair Point, 11:15 a. in.; Kutialo, 1:25
p. ni.
inin A li '-y- excpi,t Su"-
1 J'-bJ X.HI. dav.arrivinifatMay
vlllo 8:50 n. m.j Point Chautaucpia, 4:15 p.
m.j Fair Poiut, 4::J0 p. in.: Buffalo, 7:15
p. m.
O DM Daily, except Sunday,
(Vt.vu 1 alTla (has through coach and
Pullman Palace DrawinK-Room Car) ar
rivinv; at Mayvillo 5:50 p. in.; Point Chau
tauqua, (:I0 p. in.; bair Point, 6:25 p. in.;
Buffalo 8:20 n. m.
4C)f 13 TXT Katurdsv onlv, arriv
iU I ail. inur at Mavville, 7:40 p
ni.; Point Chautauqua, 7:55 p. m.; Fair
Point, 8:05 p. in.
Trins arrive at Oil City from Chautati
qua Lake 0:45 a. m. (Monday onlv), 2:00
p. iu., ;5:ofi p. in., 8:25 p. m., Daily.
J. L. HUTMAN,
Suiit., Mavviile, N. Y
W. S. BALDWIN,
u-u'l Pa'senger Af-'f nf ButV.il, N. Y
Sellers'
Cough :
,v Syrup.
50 YEARS BEFORE THE PUBLIC.
Pronounced by all to be tho most Pleas
ant and rlllcneious remedy now In use,
for tho cure of coughs, colds, croup,
hoarseness, tickling sensation ,f tho
throat, whooping cough, etc. Over n
million bottles -ld within tho last few
years. It gives relief wherever used, nntl
has the pewer to Imparl hem-lit that
cannot be had from the cough mixture
now iu use. Sold by nil Druggists at 25
cents per bottle. " ,
..SELLERS' LIVER PILLS ftrealno highly
recommended for curing liver complaint
constipation, sick-headache,' fover and
ague, and all diseases of the stomach anil
liver. Sold by all Druggists at 25 cent
per box
R. E. SF.LLEKS A CO.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
PROCLAMATION.
WiiKitKAs, The Hon. L. D. Wetmore,
President Judge of the Court of Common
Pleas and Quarter Sessions in and fr
the county of -Forest, has Issued his pre
cept for holding a Court of Cntniuon Pleas
Quarter Sessions, Ac, at Tioncstn, for
the County of Forest, to commence on th
fourth Monthly of Feb. next, being t It a '
2:ind day of Feb. INSO. Notice is therefore
given fotho Coroner, Justices of the Peace
and Constables of said county, that thev bo ' '
then and there In their proper persona at
ten o'clock, A. M., of said day, with their
records, inquisitions rxaminntioiis and
other remembrances, to do thuso things
which to their ollleos appertain to be done,
and tothoMO whoareliound in recognlzanco
to prosecute against the prisoners that ni ii
or shall lie in the .lai! of Forest County, that
thev be then and thiro present to pro'iccute
against them as shall be just. Given un
der mv hand and seal Ibis 2'Uh dv of
January, A. 1. 1N80. "
C. A. R VNlALL, Hht rifT.
Coniraissioncrs' Salo cf Lands;
BY VIRTUE of various Acts of Assoii-'
bly of the Commonwealth of Penns I
vania made and provided, wo, the under
signed, Commissioned ot Forest County,
will expose to sale by public vendue or
outcry at the Court House, iu TionrU
Borough, on Tuesday, February 24. lt-K,
tho following described pieces of land :
JIK'KOIIY twr,
4 1' D Collins, J G Reed.
lIAItMO.NYTWI.
oO Stiong, Lviu-h A Eckhart. '
H5 Manross G W'
20 Cotant A Xelson. .
lor 144 Easton 11
5!l Faulkner Wm.
100 Hunter, Win. Foreman.
50 Cook John.
8 Jenkins J II
KINUSI.tT TWI-,
M17 27 E Best
TIONKSTA T VP.
3i2l 1.VI Dale V Hrother.
108 (Jood Hope Petroleum Co. '
Isaac Lnxo, Co.
II. W. Lkdkiii:, )
('omm!sioiiers.
Attest:
J. T. I'llENNAN, 'lcrk
REDUCTION IN l?ATES!l
Between nny OrHce nf I tils Eipmi and
OBlve of nenrly all niiurrllni
EiproMri Biorf b, Noulb, i;iu
and W-al.
ON CURRENCY AND COLD.
rckuei of MO or l' ... 14 eta.
oTor ao u 0io, . . bo "
H 40 " oo, . . i
And on lnntcr um charges r proportlonatoly
1 a
ON MERCHANDISE.
(TiOwrnt and lilghtt clinrtf governiul by dinlinoo )
fackigci of I lb. or Ip,
25 ris.
orar 1 " to ,
Kit la BO cti.
. u " OO "
9H"
US " "fJl.OO
I M 3 M U 4 H
m 4 ' O
ON PRINTED MATTER,
(took and other mutter wholly. Im prlat,
orJiTwt from, or arnt t li-Hlm. c 4 lirre
r-pnll anJ vnlua limitrtl to Ten lo!lars:
fackagvi of M llyi. or . . . 15 cti.
" ov.ir r ')Hi, . BO
" 3 " " 4 " . . . a ,
When la cxcwii of Dune w l'lils, nt proporlloimi
rate.
'I'li forcu'Olnsr mtra, nr nbont
half former ciiarcr. M.f lU trnaa
(lortttlluu IbrutiKU lu dratimtliua.
I.HH Halm tintrl naull k inda of Far tm ana
IkHlry Irolucls; also, oa .Uanafatlared
rtlers for tlio iurcliHr of nordu to 1& roturnvd '
f I'.x.iom. ric iii'tiuut iiitt utlon, aud llBturna
li.ii-lo lJf li"t Kxpri-M.
Sc:id v our Moiiry tiuil I'urcla by tills, the ch(RH
. ileuat, xiHiilw-ly trrnr auil
Kliiut vitlMt mi' Jo ol tratuiportailnD.
T. J. HUDSON, Buj
ttr I ii f..i unit iou. rail tin
J. L. VltAia, Ayrnt,
Tionosta, Pa
THECR EAlTcAUS E
HUMAN MISERY.
Jut) PutiNxhrrf, is a Sealel Envelope.
Prive nix trntx.
A Lecture on the Nature, Tieutment
and Radical cut o of Seminal Weakness, or
Spermatorrhea, induced hy Kclf-A imaf,
Involuntary Kinissions. I iri'potencv, Ner
vovs lichility. and 1 mpcrliments to Mnr
riane generally ; Ctinsumption Kpilepsy,
ami Fits; Montnland Plivsical Incapacity.
Vc.-B.v ROBKItT J. CULYEHW-KLL,
AL D., author of the Mreen Book.'' Ac.
The worM-rcnowned author, in this ad
minicle Lecture, clearly pioyos from liis
own experience that thi) uwlul conscqueii
ecs ofSeif-Aliuse may ho eireetuallv re
moved without medicine and without
dangerous surgical operations, bougies.
Instruments, rin;js, or cordials ; pointing
out a mode of euro at once certain and
effectual, by wiiich every sufferer, no
m.ittcr what his condition 'may be, may
cure himself cheaply, privatel," ami radio
ally. 4-aju7'M lecture will jrrotc a boon to
tftotLifiHtlH to thtjitxaiulj.
Bent, under nal, in a plain envelope, t j
any address, mi ret eij t of six cents, or
two postage hliiiiins.
Address the Publishers,
Til E t'l'LV KKWKI.L MFLICAL CO
41 Ann St., New York ; P. O. R..., -i.-g'
8-lti-iy. '
TOI5 WORK ofsll kiiids dnnr. ut thisTF.
I on stj.-.rt i-"-,tj, P)
Uraoi EXPRESS.
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