MAY B10RSKC, APRIL 21. K80.
UOIIOUGII OFFICERS.
'irge JT, "FonKMAfr.
"nnimcx C'bns. linnner, M. F.ln
n, J. E. VVruK, Patrick Joyce, D. V.
Hi, Just Is fihnwkoy.
'I'irrn of tlto trace J. T. Bremian,
Knnt,
Htftblf James Hwalles.
Imnl Directors 3. Khnwkey, t. W.
k,A. H.-Partridge, C. A. Randall,
it. Kelly, J, T. Bronnan. -
i'
rortEST COUNTY OFFICERS.
" '-mler of CVmre-M HakrT WHITE. .
tmWvN. I. V"HFKt.BH.
i resident JudyeJj, D. WETMORF.
is"eictt' Judges John Keck, Ed
i an JCf.rr,
. i cf,rer Wm. Lawrence.
ftihimatttrxi, Uryistv Recorder , de.
'ti Shawkkt.
' 'ffviif. C. A. ItANDAtr..
'ilrni.Mi'oifrj-KM llERI.l! ISAAC
n, m. w. Lunjsnun.'
ajffy Superintendent- IT. S. BROCK
District Attorney S. D. Irwin.
J'kI' Cow7ii.iaoner C. II. Church.
'ktIr Yoiinuk.
,unly Surveyor T. D. COLLINS.
OifOrir W.'C. ConURN.
County Auditors Xicnoi.iii TnoMP-
!, D. F, COFKI.AKD, F. C. LACT.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TI03TFSTA LODGE
No. 309,
I. O. Of O. TP.
TEETS every Friday evening, at 7
o'clock, In the Ludgo Room In Tar
idge'ff Hall.
D. W. CLARK, N. CI.
TV. Sec'y. . 27-tf.
E. L. Davis,
TTORNKY AT LAW, Tionesta, Pa.
Collections tnado in thin and adjoin
ed counties. 40-ly
HILESW.TATK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
im Street, TI02TE&TA, PA
,T. II. .AOilSAV,
i TTOliNJST - AT-LA W ,
TIONESTA, PA.
ATTENTION SOI.DIEKS!
1 hnvcVJ'n admitted to practice m an
MinrncVn tlio Pension Olllco at Wash
ington, ' P. K. All officer, soldiers, or
sailors who were iniured In tho late war,
-.-un obtain tensions to which they may bo
i ntitieJ. bv calling n or addressing mo at
1 ImesU, Pa. Also, claims for arrearage
vf pay arfi bounty will recelvo prompt at
tention. :
1 r n vini- 1mmi f.vor four venra a soldier In
the litoyr, and having for a number of
years erngcu m tho prosecution or soi
uiors' liinis, my experience will aseure
Hie- wrtUrilon of claims in the. shortest pos
sible i.we. J.B, AU-NKW.
lt
F". V. Hay?,
TTORNEY AT LAW, and Notary
fV Pcblio, Reynold Httkill A Co.'e
Block, Bene Ht., Oil City, Pa. 8'J-ly
. ; , t i :
I.awrerco House,
UTiYXKSrTA. l'EXVA. WM. LAW-
l RF.NOE, PHorniETOH. Thin hoi
U eentiIly located. . Kverytlilng new and
woll famiwhed Superior uccioiiimoda
llonn atvrt Htrict nUention Kiv,"n to guests.
Veict; taUlci and Fruits of all kinds nerved
lu Uieir eftHon. Sample room for Coni-
. CENTRAL HOUSE,
O Jackhoh, Proprietor. Thia Is a now
tiOUe, and ha.ijuHt been fitted up for the
vmuaodatioii of tho public. A portion
of lire atrona;;o of the public ia eolicitod.
J. 55. IJIArK, Jf. !.,
TIONKSTA, PA. '
(Ivnyt tlnnni!..? tcx 0 A . r T tr f T
. WeHnttxdays and Haturduyu from 11
u M. tu S P. M.-
A. B. HULL IT
3fA Y, VAIZJI i CO.,
B-AHKER S'
Oorner ef Elm it Walnut Sts. Tioneata.
Dank of Discount and Deposit. '
Iteret allowod on Time Deposits.
Vir
'Wetlonii madeonall tliePriiu'lpal points
of the U.S.
Collections solicited. 18-ly.
inOTOGRAPIl GALLERY.
M CARPENTER, . - - Proprietor.
ill. ' V r -V. '
' '. t urea taken in all the latest styles
tt,dtrt. 2($-tf
(rTlIAULES RAISIG,
PRACTICAL
CAitRIAOK AND WAGON MAKER.
l;i rear of Bluio's Blacksmith shop,
K'M!ST., - - TIONESTA, PA
E3UCKEYEBUCraiTH,
(W. C. WILSON)
i V. ;
.r nanently located in tho Roberts
j', uear llaslct'a corners, where he
.; jred to meet all his old customers.
h many new ones a feel dinposed to
t. m with their custom. His motto
live and let live,"
W. V. WILSON.
. .... ,-ta, June 2. 18T'..
r i V:'
v;('i -!. "ill BE fertile Forebt Republican
-.' ' U i. ay.
TaSrSTJRA.SrCli:!
LIFE, FIRE & ACCIDENT.
r. AV. CLAHK, .T- A:'t.
FIItE INSUUANCE:
AHna, IJverpool A Ijinidon it Globe,
Lycoming, North PrltlHh A
Mercantile, Hanover, Franklin
of Philadelphia,
Continental, Northern Iiochonter.
ACCIDENT INSURANCE :
Travelers Life A Accident Insurance
Company.
Office: C. C. Thompnon, Law Office,
Grandin Klock, Tldlouto, Pa,
' T. J. VAN GIESEN,
Soliciting Ajront, Tlonentn, Tn.
TTTTCl "D A TT?T! may fonnrt on flentooo.
A 1119 AV AJTiXV . fiownil ft Co'. NcwxpniMT
ArtvprtltlnK Itur"(iu ( 10 8pnico 81), wlinri- Pd'rl'Mtui
ruuU:ii iua l luado tor It tS IV KW VOUK.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Rev. A. 0. Stone will preach in
the E. Church next Sunday eve
ning.
Mi E. Sunday School at 10 o'clock
a. tu., and Presbyterian Sunday School
at 3 o'plock p. m.
Oil 711c.
Croquet lias Dot broken out
in town yet.
Eli Perk'iDS nevet tolu a li.
Derrick. That' Eli.
Mr. J. Bonner, of Stoneboro, Pa.,
was in town on business this week.
Mr. and Mrs. L. IT. Freeman, of
Franklin, rpent a fow days in town
during the week.
Court convtnes four weeks Cfom
next Monday, according to proclama
tion in another column.
The Forest National Democrat
made its dbut last Friday. Its ty
pographical appearance is vtry fair.
The Auditors of Jeafand Howe
townships, with commendable prompt
ness, have sent in their Reports for
publication.
Mr. Kepler has moved his printing
office into the up-stairs rooms of his
etore building opposite the Lawrence
House.
Free Mathodist Quarterly meet
log will be he! J in this place one week
from next Saturday and Sunday, May
1st and 2nd.
The high ninds of the past few
days have demolished a large number
of derricks throughout the upper and
lower nil regions.
Gardening and yard cleaning has
set in foe :od, and already we hear
much bragging about onions and
lettuce sprouting,"
By reference to our announce
rnents it will be seen that Mr. N. S-
Foreman, of Tionesta ' boro, is an.
nounced for County Treasurer.
Geo. Carr, the butcher, has his
meat market in full blast, and invites
rll his old customers to call -around
He keeps nothing but first-class goods.
wThe base ballist of thia place are
stirring around lomewhat. They talk
of renting part of Hunter's island
for a ground. It will make a good
one.
Maj. H. Wetter, of Clarion, spent
a few hours in town last Friday
The Major will be a candidate for
Congress on the Republican ticket in
this district.
Mis9 Clara Heath returned to
Tionesta on Monday, from Kansas,
where sho has passed nearly two years
with her ujicle, Will Dimond. She is
looking welt.
0. C. Church, one of the very best
men of Oft City, died at his residence
in that place yesterday. Mr. Church
has been a subscriber of this paper
for several years.
Shei iff Randall is haviug his yard
brightened up. That is, the maples
in front of his residence are being
trimmed. Mr. ChrUt. Crop is the
"to'usoribl artift."
The Hunter will case is to come
up in the Erie courts again next Mod
day. A great many witnesses and
interested parties from this place will
be in attendance.
Mr. Doutt, the painter is kept
busy in his line now a days, and tho
appearance of many buildings in town
has been greatly improved of late by
the flouribh of his brush.
The rcsidencu of Mrs. P. Da use,
near Mar'enville, this county, was
burned on Wednesday last. We are
without particulars, but understand
some of the furniture was saved. The
house was occupied by Mr. Baker. It
will be. a severe loss to Mrs. Danse, as
well at a great disappointment, as fcbe
intended to make it a permanent home
hereafter,
E. L. Davis, Esq., rsqucsts the
pnrty who borrowed his "Dunlap's
Book of Forms," without leave or li
cense, to return the same, and no
questions will be aked.
Mr. N. Thompson, returned last
week from a four week's visit to Kan
sna. - Nick, was very much taken with
the country, and thinks it the farmer's
Paradise. When he leaves this
country, he soys you may look for him
in Kacsas.
Mr. Ab. Grove has purchased the
house and lot cn the corner of Elm
and May Sts., now occupied by Wm.
Killmer. Although the house is of
little account the lot is one of the
plcasnntest and best situated in town,
Mr. G. expects to "fix it up" before
long.
Mr. J. L. Craig, our R. R. Agent,
has purchased, through the areucy of
D. W. Clark, the corner lots, btlween
Mrs. Henry's residence and the Public
Square, and intends building n resi
dence this summer. He is the kiud of
a citizen we like to see become per
manent.
Mr. D. W. Clark Jr., Insurance
Agent, of Tidioute was in town Mon
day. By referenco to his card it will
be seen that he has appointed T. J.
VauGiescn Esq., of this place Solici
ting Agent, and any busineess intrus
ted to the latter gentleman will receive
prompt attention.
Mr. Carpenter, the Photographic
Artist, has materials on the ground
for moving his gallery. It will oc
cupy a place on J. D. Hulings lot, on
the opposite 6ide of the street from
where it now stands. Wheu once in
his new quarters he will have s much
pleasanter place.
Tho "Family Medical Abstract"
for March is out, and contains a fund
of useful information and interesting
reading matter for .the home circle.
The price of the Abstract isouly$1.50
n year, and a copy of it should be in
every fumUy. A. F. McKay, M. D.,
Editor, Tidioute, Pa.
May & Kelly's
operations one day
accouut of ttnir saw
mill suspended
last week, on
being strained.
They sent the saw to Mr. E. S. Rudy,
at Gulenz Mills, who hammered and
stiffened it so that now it works as well
as when new from the shop. All those
whose saws need like repairs should
send them to Mr. Rudy.
Copt. Bogardus and Fred. Erb,
Jr.. who is ret io his teecs, will shoot
their second pigeon match at St. Louis
the last of this month, for $500 a side,
each to shoot at 100 birds at 30 yards.
Young Erb having defeated the veter
an a few weeks ago, this match will
be watched with interest by sporting
men in all sections of the country.
The new announcements in the
Forest National Democrat aro as fol
lows : for Assembly, Orion Siggius,
aud John Woodcock ; for Associate
Judge, Archibald Black ; Treasurer,
T.J. Bowmau. Chas. A. Hill, for
Associate Judge, and O. W. Proper
for Treasurer, greenbackers, have also
announced themselves in the new
democratic paper.
Little Harold Sharp had a very
narrow escape from drowning in the
creek one day last week. While play
ing on the rafts lyiug in the mouth of
the creek he fell in, aud but for the
presence and help of his grandpa, Mr.
May, the child must have perished.
The little fellow had a similar experi
ence last summer, when he was rescued
by P. M.Clark.
Mr. George Holeman, one of our
young citizens hss left us and moved
to a place called Jerusalem Corners, a
short distance beyond PleaSantville,
where he has purchastd a farm and
will till the soil for a livelihood. In
his departure we lose ao excellcot cit
izen and a staunch Republican, for
which we are very sorry. Should you
ever tire of Jerusalem, George, corue
back to Forest county.
'Lquire Brennau is building a
neat picket fence on the north side of
his lot. Mr. B. has worked at his
premises until he has now one of the
neatet places in town. The ouly fault
we can see is that the bouse is just a
little off square with the walk leading
from the gate to the doorsled. But
he has promised to move the house a
little, just for the accommodation of a
few fault fiuding chap9 who aro con
tinually reminding him of it.
A precious gem is "Sellers Cough
Sprup" has never bcea koown to fail
in curing cold, coughs, and hooping
cough. Price 25c. For sale by
Bovard. 4-1't.
Thomas A Ravago exhibited their
"Eleclropticon'', if anybody knows
what that is at the Pu-sbytcrian
Church on Monday evening to a fair
house. The show was pretty good,
rather ahead of th aversge and much
better than the old-fashioned Magic
Lantern concerns. After the expenses
of the ehowman were paid they divided
up equally with the Sunday School,
which is their way of doing business.
What the receipts of the evening were
we did not learn.
Mr. Eli Holeman has left with us
three papers which are real curiowities.
One is called the National Journal,
and was published in Washington,
D. C, June 23, 1828, by Peter Force.
It coutains the proceedings of Congress
of that early date, which are very
different from those we now rend in
tbe papers. The next is The Western
sEgis and Public Advertiser, dated
June 24, 1&2, and published in
Georgetown, Brown county, Ohio. It
is also a curiosity. The third i pub'
lished at Warren, Pa., by Parker C.
Purviancc, March 18, 1830. and called
the Warren Gazette. This was in the
days of Anti Masonery, and the paper
is chuck full of it. It contains many
curious advertisements, among which
are the names of Abram Hazeliine,
L. Wetmore and T. Stiuthers. These
are still familiar to the citizens of that
ancient burg. The news contained in
this paper is of a general character.
and there are but one or two local
items in it. Here is one t
"Singular Anomaly. An Jwe be
longing to Mr. Martin, of this oorough,
a tew days since gave birth to a lamb,
with two heads, two tails Jour ears, and
six legs. It was born alive, but sur
vived but a short time. We under
stand it is now in the hands of a per
son who will stuff aud preserve it."
The papers are quite well preserved,
and are valuable relics.
Jury List For Mjy.Term 1880.
GRAND JUEOKS.
. Harmony Twp. Orion Siggins,
Foreman, H. M. Thompson, John
Owston, A. J. Siggin?.
Barnett. J. M. Fitzgerald.
Green. John Johney, Jas. Stroup,
Ed. Mealy, S. P. Harrison.
Hickory. Dan. Rustler, Rob't
Hunter, J. W. Ball, Solden Kiffer,
Joo. McDooald.
Howe. C. F. Fox.
Jenks. Jno. Shipe, Isaac Heath,
Jacob Mercilliott.
Kingsley. C. M. Arncr, Seibert
Burhen.
Tionesta. Henry Glassner.
Tionesta Boro. R. B. Crawford,
J. A. Proper, Wm. F. Blum.
rETIT JUROK3.
Barnett. Jno. Barton, A. W.
Cook, Jno. A. Jvellogg, J. B. Pearsall,
Peter Heasley, Peter A'uight.
Kingsley. Jno. Malha, Jonas
Shunk, Geo; ivliuesliver, R. M. Single,
Jno. Guiton.
Howe. Abraham Bean.
Jenks. -S. F. Rohrer, Juo. Dodge.
Green. Ernest Yockroth, P. N.
Haslet, Jno. Flynn, S. D. Metzgar
.Lewis Aruer.
Harmony. Jas. Kinnear, A. J.
Handy, Jno. Mclutire.
Hickory. Rupsell Brown, Daniel
Brecht, N. P. Wheeler.
Tionesta. E. W. Smiley, Jas. Car
son, Adam Emert, Eli Holeman,
Lewis Wagner, David E. Plattner.
Tionesta Boro. Z. T. Shriver, G.
W. Sawyer, II. O. Davis, Chas. Hio
ton, P.M. Clark, G. W. Bovard,
Chas. Bonner.
Baldwin's Official Railway Guide
for April is at hand. The Guide
grows better with each succeeding
number. Its complete and authentic
time tables, pointed editorial notes,
and mary humorous and interesting
selections, make it a boon companion
for tbe traveler, who should by no
means be without a copy. Price $1.00
a year, or 10 cents single copy. W. S.
Baldwin, Publisher, 15 Exchange St.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Ballou's Monthly Magaziue for
May is out, with a well written illus
trated article on Siberia, worthy the
attention of the reading portion of the
public. It recommends that means be
taken to open up the trade of that vast
country with the Pacific coast. By
the way, Ballou's Monthly is just
booming at the present time. Five
times have the publishes put to press
the January, February, April and
May numbers, and still tho demaud is
not satisfied. There is a magnificent
piece of music in May number, worth
more than tho price of tho magazine.
Published by Thorucs & Talbot. 23
Hawley Street, Boston, Mass., at 81.50
per annum, postpaid.
PeterHon's Magnzine for May is
around with its usual store of good
things The principal steel engraving,
"Ruth," is very handoome ; the colored
fashion plates are exquisite, and the
pattern for towel covers, table covers
Ac, is worth half a years' subscription
to the magazine. No lady should be
without Peterson. Terms, $2. a year.
Chas. J. Peterson, 306 Chestnut St.,
rhil'a, Pa.
Morris, the tailor of Oil City, is
receiving mauy orders for clothing
from this place. The reason is, he
keeps nothing but the beet and most
stylish imported and domestic goods,
makes perfect fits and does his work
much cheaper than any other tailor in
this section. He has just moved into
his new and commodious rooms, aud
has brought on a large line of summer
goods, including the latest style of
hats and all kinds of gents furnishing
goods. Give him a trial. It.
Educational.
The following is the report of the
Committee on Programme as handed
in at the last session of the Education
al Association for the meeting at
Cooksburg, May 7, 1880.
Friday Afternoon's Session. A
comparison of the schools of Forest
Co., F. F. Whittekin ; How do you
teach history ? E. E. Zuendel ; Is pub
lic opinion a safe standard of right?
Miss E. E. Aruer ; What is the status
of a teacher? Miss A. B. Guenther ;
What age do you regard as the proper
age for children to begin arithmetic as
a study? R. Z. Gillespie ; Do teachers
receive proper encouragement ? Miss
Arvilla Painter; How to teach Geog
raphy? F. F. Whittekin ; How can
public sentiment be educated iu our
favor ? R. Z. Gillespie ; The Normal
School. Miss Guenther.
Friday Evening. Address of wel
come, Mr. J. W. Cook ; Response,
Miss E. E. Arner ; Music, Mrs. Ida
Calvin ; Talented teachers, why they
should be employed, R. Z. Gillespie ;
High Schools vs. Common Schools,
Miss Arvilla Paiuter ; Music; Mental
Philosophy, F. F. Whittekin.
Saturday Forenoon. Why should
the schools of Forest County advance
rapidly ? J. M. Hadley ; School Man
agement, Miss Arvilla Painter; Why
should home teachers . be employed ?
F. F. Whittekin ; State your views on
punishment, R. Z. Gillespie ; Submit
a school grade, F. F. Whittekin ;
Should pupils read light literature?
Miss A. B. Guenther ; Niagara Falls,
F. F. Whittekin ; Valedictory, Miss
Arvilla Painter.
R. Z. Gillespik, R. S.
Teachers' Examinations.
The Spring examinations will 1 o
held as follows :
Tioo6sta, Saturday, May, 8th.
Hickory, Monday, May, 10th.
Neilltown, Wednesday, May, 12th.
Nebraska, Friday, May, 14th.
Exercises will begin at 9 o'clock
a. m.
II. S. Brockway, Co. Supt.
Self murder by nelecting to obtain
bo sure a remedy as Barosma for kid
ney and liver complaint. Prepared
by E. K. Thompson, Titusville, Pa.
For sale by Bovard. 4 2t.
Tumors, erysipelas, mercurial dis
eases, scrofula, and general debility
cured by "Dr. Lindsey's Blood Search
er." For sale by Bovard. 4-2t.
"When wise men speak let the
multitude give ear." Use "Sellers'
Liver Pills. Sold by all druggists.
For sale by Bovard. 4 '2t.
Go to G. W. Bovards for Mrs.
Freeman's New National Dyes. For
brightness and durability of color
they are unequaled. Color 2 to 6 lbs.,
price 15 cents. 33-ly.
Dr. Whilllcr, f Pittsburgh, Ph.,
It U well koown, has for ninoy years Hood at th
bead of the profession In his specialty, all chronio
nd b'ood diseatted, nerrous prostration and all dio
Mtrous consequences, tioe his card in another ool
tunu. Iiei.d fail works and judg-a for yourvelf.
TCISiNVENTORS AND MECHANICS.
PATENTS and how to obtain them.
Pamphlet of IK) paes free, uikmi receipt of
Stamps for Posture. Address,
Uilmouu, Smith A Co.,
Solicitors of Patents, Box 31,
tf Washington, 1. C.
p..
BANN
cer Always tho Best.
This Humdurd Arnerloan i'o.ulcr is utl'
f.oullli- UikhilMkmu tht, ciiuiifv. F.u'h run
u'a K Kin IwniMt inUliiki's are illerlv ImpuKsihlc.
lij"H.VNNt;i: "UMiiUliy Uiocrrs m (uai Jinlvca. Pounds. and Five Pound TIM o'-
tiojNi ;sta in i t i t i rr h
COKRIX'TF.D EVKHY TUIXOAY, BY
BfXIABLr: DF.AbF.KS
Flour p barrel choice
Flour "p. nark, bet .
Corn Mcnl, 100 tts - , -Chop
feed, pure grain t -Ryo
" buxhel - ... -
Oats New 1 bushel - '
Corn, ear -Beans
bufthel
Ham, sugar cured
Breakfast Bacon, sugar rnred
Shoulders -Whilefish,
half-barroi
Lake herring half-barrels
Sugar -
Syrup
8.00
2.00
- 1.75
- 1.40
- 66(af"0
45050
2.0OQ3.CO
- 10
6.7
- a.ri
- 10Q121
7
50(33
222S
20 23
Z&
.250O
- 22(3,25
0810
12
2.25
12
- 6.00
- 6.00
405O
1.50
- 61 8
17 18
13
- 15
N. O. Molasses new
Roast Rio Cofieo
Rio Coffee, -
J ava Coffee -Tea
-
Butter
Rice
Epps, fresh - -
Salt best lat'e -
Lard ------
Iron, common bar -
Nails, lOd, keg -Potatoes
- - . -Lime
t bbl. - - -Dried
Apples per fb
Dried Beef -Dried
Peaches per ib - -Dried
Peaches pared per
PROCLAMATION.
WitnrtKAB, Tho Hon. L. D. Wetmore,
President Jndtte of the Court of Common
Pleas and Quarter Sessions in and for
the county of Forest, has issued his pre
cept for holding a Court of Common Pleas
Quarter Sessions, Ac, at Tionesta, lor
tho County of Forest, to commence r,n the
third Monday of May next, being the
17th day of May 1880. 'Notice is therefore
given to tho Coroner, Justices of the Peace
and Constables of said county, that thev be
then and there in their proper persons at
ten o'clock, A. M., of said day, with their
records, inquisitions examinations and,
other remembrances, to do thoso things
which to their offices appertain to be done,
and to those who aro bound in recognizance
to prosecute against the prisoners that aie
or shiUl be in the jail of Forest County, that
they be then and there present to prosocute
aga"inst them as shall be just. Given un
der my hand and seal this lVlth day of
April, A. D. 1880.
C. A. RANDALL, Sboriff.
Howe Twp. Auditors' Report
ROAD COMMISSIONERS of Howo
Township in account with said Town
ship. Toam'tof orders outstanding at
last settlement April It, 187i.$I,2l0 05
" ani't of orders drawn since
and to date 628 71
1,838 7i
By am't of orderH paid by tho
Treasurer of Howe Township
and this day cancelled 1,441 67
Leaving orders outstanding un
paid 394 22
We tho undorslned Auditors of Howo
Township, having examined tho account
of tho Road Commissi jners of Howe
Township, find the samo to bo cor-
rect.
EDWARD REII), 1 -ANTHONY
DEE 1', Au3ltorf'
Brookston, Pa.. April 12, 18S0. .
ROaD COMMlSSIt NERS of Howo
Township in account with M. M. Sey
bolt, Township Treasurer.
April 14, 187U, by cash on hand as
per last settlement 1 00
Juno 18, '7i), by cash ree'd from
W. M. Lindsey, Esq., Admin
istrator of David Graham, Do
ceased, late Treasurer in set
tlement amount duo Town
ship from Graham as per set
tlement this date 43 05
T mo 24, '70, by orders on County
Treasurer Nos. I to 95 inclu
sive, dated June 10, 1870, ree'd
from County Commissioners 1,899 02
1,44157
CONTRA.
April 12, '80. to Township Ordors
paid to date 1,444 b7
We the undersigned Auditors of Howo
Township, having examined the account
of M. M. Seybolt, Treasurer of Howe
Township, find the same to bo correct.
EDWARD RErD, ) Auditor3
ANTHONY DEET, AUCllors
Dated Brookston, Pa. April 12, 1880.
Auditors' Report of Jenks Twp.
ROAD COMMISSIONERS In account
with Jenks township, for the j'ear end
ing April 12th, 1880.
To am't of Tax levied for
road purposi'Sj., ?2,255 08
By am't exp'ded ou roHdw$l,G.r." 4X
' ' " as poor funds 23 00.
" wr Auditors
A stationery 12 2(5
" " for publish-
ing report... 24 Oft
" " "forAuVt'eca 55 W
" " " for court ex
penses.. 113 C3.
" " for Commis
sioners serv'i Oti 60
" " for Commis
sioners t'hk 22 00
f 2,001 34
Due township $ 253 74
GEORGE ELDRIDGE, Treasurer, in ac
count with Jenks township.
April 14, 1870, ree'd from
former Troas'r $ 5 23
Aug. ree'd from Co. Com
missioners 1,668 41
April 12, 1880. by ain't
vouchers produced. ..$1,621 42
Bv am't perchntagu 48 73
" " balance 4'J
$1,673 61 $1,073 64
Wo hereby certify that wo have exam
ined tho ub'ovo accounts and tind theut
correct as a'lovo stated.
J. B. SC11 KECENGOST, I au.,Uo
J. T. ROSE, i Aiumojs.
Attest : JAMES A. SCOTT,
Clorit,
JOB WORK of all kind done at this vf
lice on fehort notice.
u5 BAKING
fX POWDER
uikI endorsoit by thousands of the very
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contaiua u iiiui
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llu iuauri to u0 instead.