j uonour.ii officehs.
7IiM7jr.iX. M. l'nnKMAN.
(lUHrinii,w Chili, ' ! J-i 1 1 if l", M. F.in
,.ln .t I' Won i.- I ; f ti.-K- Jnvi.r. 11. W.
lark. Xii-iliH Shawkcv.
fir J'cnr.r J. T. Rr-ennan,
ii.itt.tift'.l;,)vM Swn lies.
Sftiool IHrerforn J. Nhawkey, I). AV.
lurk, A. II. Partiidiro, C. A. Randall,
, js. ivony, j.. i. juenuan.
FORtSTCOUNTT qTICEIS.
jVcmhrr of Cnvrres-- IFahuy AVhith,
(t.r7cV--N'. P. Vi!kk.kk.
l.
.tMonVifo Jiw.i Jo
;MN,lti:('K, JCd-
im KKiilt.
'renxurcr AVm. TiAwp KNfK.
t 'rot honot an, lirgintcr i liccorder, ti e.
tuTIS KiiAWKKvi
.'nf.riir.-C. A. itANHAr.r.. ' .
f S ti iiHtnncrn Ki.i JlKttMW, ImAAC
n, II. W. IjrnK.TM'R.
'"U)ilj &tijaintchh:tl -IT. H. Bkock-
y.
strict AUnrnri -f!. P. lliwiN.
Jury Oommi.tsione.ra C. 1L Churcli.
i-.TKIt YodXdK,
i Wuy Nurvcyor'V. I). Collins.
ironer AV. C. Cotuthn.IP
"tirv Auditor -Nictiot.ah TnoMr-
X, D. F. CoiVKl.AND, F. C. LAOV.
WCSfJESS DinZCTOriY.
TICHE3TA LODC
T.o.oro.i.
' TKirrs" every l'Jf.ny ''vi i.iiiK, i.t 7
I. o'clock, In tho Lodyjo Room in Par
idiro's i Iit.il. '
lb AV. CLARK, X. U.
.. AV. HaAVYKB, KooV. 27-tf.
TTOUX1
fKV liAv, Ti
Tionesta.
V Collection
j; counties.
n tni? and n'ho:n-
40-lv
ATTOItNEY AT LAW,
H Street. TlOXllSTA.PA.
.T. 35. AT-WITW,
TTOIIX12Y - iT-wl W,
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ATTKMTION Wyl.UIKItS!
Un in'V in Uio I'.-iision OJlico at. Ws)i-
.ii'fton, '!. V. All olVi.'or.s, m.IuIoi-m, or
lilor who wero injured in tli into wnr,
m oltaiii ponsidii.s to vlnclt tlioy may o
uliLle'i. Ijv calliiiir !'. or ail.lrewsiiiir nic fit
: ionostii, Fa. Al-jjJm fr urmirup,
f jmy find inmiU.TtfTrn oceivo )ironipt at--ition.
Havins hcn ove r four years a soldior in
UUwnr, and havlnu: for a mimlicr of
nn cnparvl in tha procnution of,nol
rs' chiiuirt, Jiiy o.-cfxM-ienoe will aspuru
.o cojloelioii of t'UUiift i" tlio shot tft pos
:,i!ofiuo.. . .1. UACJXKW.
'f. W. Hays,
A
TWUXftY AT L A.W, huh Notahy
1tu:i.3C, Reynolds Hum)
Reynolds HukV'l
:)oi)i, Smi.ch St., Oil City, Fa.
S.'-lv
, Lawrenco Houso,
rprOXFRTA, PKNX'A, ASM. LAV-
L KKNCF,, l'lioriuriou. JhiH nousfl
N ciiiAi-allyJoe.atcd. Kverytliimr new ami
well niriiiHlie.il Superior aeeommoihi
' ions and striet attention rven to uiists.
'aeUbli'.s and Fn:its of all kinds nerved
ntlieir seunonf Ki'.inplo room for Com
mercial Agent.
CEIWJAt. HOUSF.,
BOXXKKiVSNi:V IJLOCK. T. C.
Jackson, Proprietor. This iw anew
ooime, and has just boon fitted up for tho
iiiieommoilatioii of tlio pnhlic. A portion
.f Iho patronage of tho public is solicited.
t-ly ' ,
J. 12. m 2W. 5.,
A Tbx 10'i'A, PA. n.
)FPTCR Houm :7 tLA. m.. 7 to 9 v.
k. WednesdavH and Vrtlnyn irom 11
A. M. to 3 P. M.
-Tl. E. I" ST FA I'M AX,
SUIKiFUN DHXT1ST.
Vl')(in,titl room In Pr. P.laino'H oilioe, next
'door Ui Central Uoiise, Tiono.sta. Pa. All
work warranted, mid at reasonable prices.
U. WAV. A 1. KKM.Y.
JSVA Y, VA li K C CO.,
B A U- K S B S .
Corner of 121m tfe AValnut S!s. Tiones:ta.
Hank of Dlsvoont and Deposit. .
Iiitcre t allowed on Timo Deposits.
Collontioiia niuilo on all the Pri neipal puintH
of tho U. S.
t: i r . t , i
IS-ly.
rnoTOGRAni
GALLERY.
to
M. CAHI'E;NTER, - - - Proprietor.
em
Pictures tak
r
n all tie Jttubt tyh
'Ji-tf
the art..
QUAIILKH UA.tr;T(,
WACTIOAL
CARRIAQE AND WAGON IJAKER
In reir of Phuu'.-i lllaeksmift shop,
ELM ST.. ' - TION 1'STA, PA
r icorui f n ex i khs x
TOXSOKl AL AKTIST.
TionCNia, Pa. Sliop fust door south of
Lawn-ni-e House, l"or a n:ec sha c, nhaui
pooii or hair-c ut eall on Mr. 11. lie is
lirst-elaoS in every respect. uugti-tr
INSUEANCE!
LIFE, FIRE ACCIDENT.
1.AV. CliAUK, .Ti., Ayr'l.
FIP.E IXSUBAXCR:
V,lna, Liverpool it London l' . (ilobr,
L.veoniinjjr, North British ,t
Mercantile, Hanover, Franklin
of Philadi lphia,
Coiilinontfil, Xoilli"i'n Koi-lifjstcr.
AtVII'KXT ixsuiiaxci::
I'nivolors Ijilii A; Accidont I iixiir.itifi
Company.
Ofl'icc : ('. C. Tlioiniison'!', Law Ofilco,
(JrumUii lilock, TLliutilc, Fa.
T. J. VAX CIKsFX,
(li(itil)S Afi'iiit, Tinnntii, l'u.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Iiev. linriiliart will occupy tlie
pulpit f the Frco Methodist Church
next Kunday evening.
l'rencliing io the Trcsbylcriati
Cliurch next Bundav ' raoruing nnu
evening, hy liev. Ilickling.
J. 12. Sunday School at 10 o'clock
a. iii., and i'rcshytermu Sunday School
nt 3 o'clock p. m.
September 1.
Tlie days ore growing shorter at
both ends.
- Tho nil market opened yesterday
nt 905c, and closed at 'JOgc.
Attention ih directed to tho new
fidvei'tieincnt of Wm. Siucarbaugh
Co.
Sir ittuuvillc camp-nicetin com-
. monces to-morrow, Thursday, Scptttn-
ter 2d.
The schools open next Monday.
Let there bo a good attendance from
the start.
Rome of our move thoughtful cit
izens aro laying in their winters
supply of cool.
Q.uite a number of neioirtia from
4 ikie placo attended camp-mccling at
Oil City labt Sunday.
Fousu. Part of a gold ear ring,
with coral Bet. The owner cau have
H l)ycolling at this ofiico.
The troubles of the bivalves begin
in dead eurneft to-day with the month
Ii'iss fishing is said to he good in
tho rivenow. gome very fino strings
having been brought in lately.
Our jail has been tcnautlcss for
lo ! these many week?, and no one is
grieved a cent's worth about it cither.
Quito a numjier of the members
of Co. G., 83d Regiment, from this
county will attend the reunion at Erie
on tho 14th.
Ed. Ileibel keeps a large assort
ment of the latest improved bentiiig
and cooking stovei, at remarkably low
prices. Call and sec them.
-The river bud is gradually coming
to tho surface, and unless wo soon get
some rain it will be ncceusary to
sprinkle it in order to lay the dust.
-Remember that to-raorrosv is the
very last day for registering in order
to vote in November. Let every Re
publican sng that Ida name is on the
IHt.
Tho Stale Normal School offers.
teachers Ibe bevt advantages at very
low rates. Opens Aug. 24. Address
for circulars, J. A. Cooper, Edinboro,
Pa.
-The new fence and other fixing
up and cleaning out lias wonderfully
improved the appearance of tho upper
cemetery. Tho sidewalk should now
be extended to that place.
Elderberries are abundant, aud
many aro tho p'eking parlies who
briiu in largo quantities of them.
Elderberry juico makes a very nice
drink wbta properly squeezed out.
-Some oi our citizens who own
"fiyers" take advaatago of the so de
lightful evenings speeding tacm on
Ehu St. It is ' thought some of them
could go a m.ilo in "tpitc of blazes.
A Harmony township Democratic
voter propouudd tho following conun
drum : If it takes fifteen bushels of
potatoes at ths Democratic primaries,
how ruany will it take at the general
election ?
Tha Derrick f-avs : "The 'straw
fiend' was on the train betwoeu Lake
weed and Meadvill, on the New York
Pennsylvania & Ohio railroad yester
day. The vote resulted as follows
Garfield 102 ; Hancock, .37.
' Mrs. H. H.-May will please toccpt
our thanks for a copy of tho Chicago
Tribune contaiuinir some interebting
chapters upon Gen. Hancock's mili
tary record as given by one of bis
Lieutenant. We should like to make
aomo extracts froiu the article but arc
too much crowded at present.
lion. (!.i!usha A. C!iow, Ibe emi
nent Btnlesmau and orator, f?poko to
an ovcrwholining multitudo at tho
Titusvillo opera houso ou Saturday
evening last. It is quito likely that ho
will ppcak in -Tioncsta during court
week.
Mr. W. A. Iluddart, of Cincin
nati, has been visiting bis Honcsta
friends for a few days. His wifo and
children, who have been visiting here
lor several weeks, will accompany hini
home ; nlso Mrs. Ann Stow.
Dr. Dlaiuo is moving his office
into ono of tho rooms of tho north tido
of the Central House, and ko is Dentist
Steadman. This change ib tnado to
give room to Lawyer Ilitchey, who is
making arrangements to locale in
Tic 'a.
barley Bonner's borso took a
fchort turn on him while pleapure
riding one evening last week, upset
ting the buggy and Fpiliing its occu
pants. Fortunately no serious darango
resulted, and four or five dollars will
make good all breakage of the vehicle.
The Republicans and all othcra
interested arcrefjucs-ted to meet at tho
Heath School house, on Dutch Hill,
for tho purpose of organizing a Gar
field and Arthur club, ou Saturday
evening next, Sept. 4. Our Repub
lican friends in that section should
all turn out and have a rousing meeting.
. Now shoulder your fowling picco
and pop the lYhky Miuirrel. Ono man
saw eleven m about two hours totner
day, and numerous oihors have been
seen, some of which, we venture; to eay
have lost their scalps. Our sportsmen
are talking of having a match hunt a
week from next Saturday, and it
doubtless will bo a success as game of
all kinds is unusually plenty.
The Democracy enthused numer
ously on Tuesday last, and listened
with bate l breath to Gen. Pearou, the
great American floppcr, aud Hon. W
A. Wallace. Whilo it would bo folly
to intimate that the meeting was tiot a
success in point of number, we "must
say that but little enthusiasm was
manifested, and of this little Demback-GrctKiocrat-Mofisback
received the
smallest portion. Clarion Republican.
We have received the Premium
List cf the Venango Couuty Agricul
tural Society, for the firsJLFair to bo
heli at Franklin, Pa., Wednesday,
Thursday, and Friday, Sept. 22, 23,
24, 1880. Tho officers and managers
of the society are made- up of Venan
go's bet and wealthiest citizens,' aud
will spare no paius or uio'iey to make
this Fair a complete success. No
doubt quite a number of our citizens
will attend.
Mr. Win. W. Dimord, of Downs,
Kansas, is here on a visit to his many
Forest county frieuds. Will is look
ing very natural and don't seem to bo
any older than when ho left Tionesta
nine years ap;o. He still has an affuc-
tion for this place, but is too much
attached -to his Kansas home to ever
eave that Siato. Mr. D. expects to
remain two or thre e week3, aud will
attend the reunion of his old regiment
the 83d, at Erio on the 14th.
-The editor and proprietor of this
paper is not a candidate. Democrat.
Well wo should hope not. He lias
been a candidate twice within the past
six months and got badly "sot dowu
cu both times once whoa running
for delegate to the Democratic State
Convention and ugaiu when seeking
tho oCico of Chairman of the Demo
cratic County Committee and it's
hi-rh time he waa announcing that be
is not a candidate.
Elsewhere in this issuo will be
found a letter from Alabama, which
we bono every voter who zcU tins
p:tpcr will read carefully. Tho gen
t!e;nan who wrote tho letter is well
known to a great raany of our citizens
as a responsible and truthful man ; or.
whose word is jur-t as good ts tho gold
with every man who knows him. He
left this place about a ytar ago a
staunch Greenbaeker ; a Grecubacker
from principle. To-day he would vote
the straight Rcpublic:iu ticket if back
to this county. Ho indicates his
reasons in the latter for not signing
bio r.ane, but we don't tbluk thtre is
a voter in tho county who will doubt
its genuinenof-a ; if there is let him call
around and wo will show Iiiei the
original. Wo believe his friends will
be able to surmise who tho author is
when we state that ho worked at Ruck
Mills for some time, after which bo
lived in Tientsin, nnd from here be
moved to Alabama. Don't fail to read
tho letter ; it will do you good.
W. II. Dunn, of the Crookston
(Minn.) Chronicle, has a very mild
way of fpeaking cf wind stonna in that
locality. Evidently ho don't want to
frighten people. Iji bis last i.suo Lp
says : " iucsday evening last a gentlo
zophyr moved leisurely across . tho
prairie, until it encountered a slight
obstruction in tho shape of Norris'
windmill. The zephyr wect on, how
ever, carrying with it piecos ol Iho
sails f the windmill as mementos of
the mooting. Pieces of t!:ct windmill
nay now bo picked up aimoft any
where in this Congressional Dissrict."
Mr. Yv P. Wajner, President of
the Fagundus Jiiila Club, extends an
invitation to the shooters of this county
to participate in a P.iilo Shoot at Fa
gundus, Pa., on next Saturday, Sept.
4. The foil twing regulations will
govern the shod : Distance 200 yards;
four positions : Dead rest ; square c(T
iiand ; position, standing with artificial
rest, aud position standing without
artificial rcst. Eutrauco fee 25 cents ;
puree to bo inudo in threo prizes. Tho
club have a good shooting house and
batteries, and use the Creedmoor target.
Those who are anxious for a little rec
reation in ibis lino should not fail to
be on band as a. apk'irdid time ill
doubtless be had. '
Excursion to Chautauqua.
Genoral Passenger Agent, W. S.
Paldv.-in telegraphs us that an excur
sion will bo given over tho P. T. & R.
F.'y, to Long Toint, Chautauqua Lajte,
ou Saturday next, Sept. 4th. Tlio faro
for tho round trip from Tidioute,
Trutikeyville, Hickory, Tionesta aud
Hunter has .been placed at the paltry
sum of $1.75, which is certainly dirt
cheap. A basket picnic will tako
placo at the Poiut, which all cau enjo)
wno wish to take their uafket. ibe
amusements will consist of mnrdc,
dancing, fiuliing, bathing, y.'iic;-, :t:
all who would have a day of rccr .. a': .;i
and pleasure will not fail to attrud.
The train riil pass here about bix
o'clock a. in., ir.nd return the Fame
day. ' Rills wilf bo distributed giving
f"1! information. It is superfluous to
iy that tho managers will do all in
thoir p cr to maTco it pleasant, fc.
tho party.
Scattering Notes.
A gentleman who has occasion to
travel oyer parts of our county fro
quently hands us the following list of
intereiitinz items picked up on his
travels. Wo only wish tbat tho prac
tice of taking observations of little
incidents aud happenings throughout
the county,' by those who are frequently
oa the go," would become more fash
ionably. It is a wonderful help to
the printer and makes his paper vnstly
more readable :
Any one looking for a good frosh
cow, had better see Win. Huddlesoa
of IlicEory township. Ho has one for
sale.
C. F. Gill.iHpie Its built, at his own
cspcase, the best picco of road in theso
parts. jiuit east of his residence. Good
roadd iacrcaso tho value of land. "Go
thou," Ac.
Capt Clark, of Hunters Run, is
bound to have the finest drive leading
out of Tioncsta. At the present rata
it wont tako long to accomplish it.
Oliver Rycrly has taken ths job of
sawing the remaining lumber on tlie
Collins tract, on Reaver. Mr. Cellins
is looking for a good man to do the
"stocking" for him.
Ch:i3. A. Hill u now running Goo.
Siggins' blacksmith shop nt Etiet
Hickory. Charley is one of the few
l-nnvf how to shoe a horse. Go
and sec. He has studied borso feet.
Whig Hill has the finest school
ground in the county, lhero are
plenty of fiao shade trees, nicely
triir.ied. It has a good fence around
it, unci is kept nicely mown. Such
work Kpcaka we'd for the Hill. Director
Whitehill is keeping it in bhape.
Church yards ought to bo taken care
of.
!Con any Democrat in tho couaty
tell ulnj he h a Douocrat f Decs any
body know tho distinctive principles
of the Democratic party ? What are
the great moral questions they -. are
woiking for? How many voters know
i;-, they vote i.s they - Njv
think ! : '. r
A lull lino of iron stone China
ware and decorated tea and' toilet sets
Sweet potatoe.-;, peaches, Ac, at
2t. Wm Smeau hatch A Co.'n.
Goods cheap at
Aug. 11, Vi. Ha
ALABAMA.
SrN.NY South, Aug. 23, 1 880.
En. Rnrum.rrAN :
Dear Sir: I wi.h
to placo before iho readers of your
paper some facts
the
Solid South, and "how they do it." I
nard to lhink. hr-fnro I ramn South,
that tho reports which we read in tho
papers were exacrerated, but I have
concluded that there is more truth
than poetry about them.
Harper
ncnur, mts mo nan square on
neau every urao. in.s county
niwayR gono about ,wu iiepuniican
to 1,200 Democratic ; tins and one
ether county have been the only two
in the State that bavo been able here
tofore to got fair elections.' This fall
tho Democrats began early to hold
public meolings and "Barbecues" and
to organize clubs, and endeavored by
every i;ieah3 in tueir power to got tho
blacks to join them, which they with
very few exceptions refused to do ;but OntsXcw f hu-hel -the
Democrats still claimed that they '"Tn'v; "
would carry the county: nnd they did
carry it. I will tell you how tbey
did it : In some prccintta where the
T?blb.u lc0d0 nnlIr.ntnd frmifl
. 1 1 , I
thev to d the bUcks not to to tho t.
j 0
place of voting at all, and tbry did
nnt rrn h.nt. tl-.fl Tnsr.ftrlrr took iho
i.:. i:.. .l.
xveL laieruiiuu n uuu vuicu lire vthuioi
list l.'fmocratic ineniseives. Anoinor
precinct turned up a largor Demo
cratic majority than tho census of 1880
shows it to have of inhabitants over 21
years of age, including male and feinalo
At another precinct at the opening of
the noils threo men rode mi and in-
. . , 1
going to nota tuai election incmseives ,
two of tho regular inspectors backed
off. but the other one told thorn that
he bad the Sheriff's notice in his pocket
. 1
appointing mm inspector at tnatpiace,
uu iiiut jie iiiieiiiitsu vo atk ; bo mu;
eoninromiKP.il with him and fill Went
' ... i . . ir
v,,u..v.i i.i,u, ,,.JDu wu
ptmoilitcd Inspectors took the ballot tho pruetieo of his prolewsion, liavinggrftd
. , . . ., .. .i uated lerally and honorably May 10, 1S65.
UOX anil wont to aootner piacg uiu
nrntoAfA tn l-nn thft thin rr to suit
. . . .
themsetvc-B. mat prcctsct weui wem-
ocratic solid. There is here at the
county soat a military company which,
shortly before tho election, was fur
uisbed with arms by the State. I
tnyself Saw fifteen or twenty of these
follows with their arms, cartridge-box
ani uayouct in tneir ucilh t'oiiop uu
J . - .. 4
II , , 1 1 1 . 11.... iT
to a precinct some nueen mueeuibiaui,
that ihvrn
vr .-b . "
was trouble there ; they had no orders
fVnm ihn Rhrriff nr anv nn plsn That
Horn the buerm or any one else, mat
nrecint Went solid. This connty went
... i . .i
.Democratic uy a larger majority man
thev have votes. The blacks were
J . ,
mucu excitcu, hoj vui i)t me eiui-
tions of their leading men there might
bavo been trouble. On the day that
tho returns were counted tbero waa a
argo crowd in town of all classes, aud
by taking notico ono could plainly
distinguish the 6hape of the pistol or
knife, or both, under tbuir coat in
aomo instances the weapon itself could
be eeon aud as. they began to go bone
I 6aw several bring from their hiding
placo their Double Barrel Shot Guns.
Now understand that this was not don
by irresponsible classca, but by the
Eo-callcd Chifalry of tho Bouth ;
churcli members and deacons of the
cluucb. A darkey, in talliing tho
election ovr with a friond said : "Iso
a mighty big notion to writo dat arup
and send it Norf to do papers, aud
after a moments reflection be added,
"but I would not put my name to it,
kaus I knows what would bo done.
Ono word to my old friends in Forest
County, with whom I bavo spent so
many pleasant winters up tho creek
Don't waste your votes; 1 can sec
other and moic important issues since
I earno South. If I were there this
fall, knowing what I uow J"ou io be
the truth, I should voto alfaijhl hepvl-
liean; but hero such a vote will only
swell the- Democratic' majority ; my
vote, an wdl a thousands of other.,
will be lost, or worse, counted out,
and you must endeavor to make up
lor thtm up North. J.
" Notico
Is hereby given that parties who have
or shall hereafter cut limCer or other-
wi.-w trespass on lands in Hove, King
Icy or Jeuk.-j tOiOinbipf, belonging to
tho Funk Ebtate, will bo prosecuted
to tho full extcut of tha law.
Fusu III IK.
Go to G. W. Rovnrd for Mr
Kieenian'ri New National Dvcs. For
brlgbtiioss and durability of color
they are micqualed. Color 2 to li lbs.,
pt Ki- i - cv::t-..
J-
-A new ftnek of fancy Dry Goods
and Notions just received aud for salo
cheap by Robinson & Bonner. 2t.
It is but a simplo statement of a
fact when I say that Dr. E. K. Thomp-
eon'8 Sweat Worm Powder has saved,
humanly speaking, several lives, one
of which was that of a valuable
preacher. Rev. J. L. Clough, Mission
Hous, ODgola, Hiudoostan. For sale
Y Uovard. 2t.
-Fancy prints, water-proofs in a
variety ofshades : Brown and bleached
shectings at oil prices at Robinson &
jjonnors 2t
rioM;TA iVr.viiitir.rf.
CoAtrXTED EVKRY TUESDAY, BY
reua r.T.n ieai.t:us.
I'lonr barrel choii o
r..r.o
riour saok, best
Corn Meal, 100 n.s
(,'hop f.-ed, pure grain
1.70
- M
- 1.40
- (ir,rj;-o
45f.$")0
3.r.40
2.00(ii.2.40
- 121
- 10
- 7fiH
- 5.75
3.75
- 1012-1
75
- 5o7r
22(23
20 (J 22
- 35
.25000
15
0?(Ti)10
12
i.ro
- 12
- 3.75
- 3.75
40!0
1.50
- Cl(tl8
17)18
10
- 15
llye. bushel
IT H r pn T
lifrakfas.t Baeon, gugarcurM
Slitmlilovfi
Whitcfish, half-barrel:,
Lake lierr:nK hall-bnrrola
Syrup
N. O. MoK-'neH new
itoasi uo wonee
tv (-...(r.,.
Tea
Butter -
Rico
Ejrps, fresli
(Salt best lal e
Lnrd -
Iron, common bar
I Potatoes
Limo bbl
j Dried Apples per ft
Dried Koof
cac.h j
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--tt COBURN M. D.,
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PHYSICIAN A RLRGKOX,
Has had over fifteen years exporienco in
oilieo aud Rosidcneo in Forest House,
ont'osito tho Court llouso, 'I loneata, la.
Auir. 5-1880
PROCLAMATION.
Wiierras. The Hon. L. D. AVotmore.
Prenident Jndeo of tho Court of Common
Pleas and Quarter tSeshloiiB in and for
f K. f.rt.intv of l'ornst. bus issued his mn-
cept for holding a Court of Common riean
mtvrf itTU. commenco on tto
wuiunuuiii,ijviwi.in.iwi""s"i"
day of September lbfcO. Xotico is therefore
I . 1. X . .1 , , .J'fc',.,.:.....Kn1. lLnini.flifi'17lt
giVcn to the Coroner, JtiHtiocsof tho l'eaco
and Constables of said county thatthoybo
thon and there In their proper, persons nt
ten o'clock, A. M., of said day with their
rocords, inquisitions examinations, and
othor ura,,,. lo llo thoSo thing
which to their olliccs appertain to be done,
nndtothoHO who aro bound in recorrnizaneo
to pi.OHu;ut0 a.-ainst tho prisoners that aro
or shall be in the jail of Forest County, that
I they be then and there presout to prosoeuto
i nuam.sil them as siinii no lust, niven im
dor my hand and seal this 31st day of
Auguut, A. I. 1880.
C. At HAKDAhL, Mioriu.
TRIAL LIST;
rKOTHONOTARY's OFFICE, )
Koiikmt Co., Pa (
Causes set down for trial in tho Court of
Common Pleas of Forest County at Sep
tember Term ltbO :
.No. Tr. Yr.
1 A. A. Hopkins vs. Horaco
Wilkins 20 May 80
2 J. IX. Nioodomus vs. AV. A.
Nic-odeuni3 21 May 80
3 J. K. Blaino vs. Henry Swag-
uart Kob. 7!)
10 May 7'J
Vh. S. II. Haslet ot al 12 May 77
Nauey liawson Admx., vs.
7 av. J. Avmto vs. c. ciiam-
8 Poter Hc iVron vs. J. E. Mc-
Cuteheoii 2 Deo. 79
9 11. G. Tinker A Co. vs.B. J.
Reid, K.xecntor 15 Fob. 0
10 F. II. F.llsworih ot al vs.
Frank Oarvev 8 Pee. 70
11 AV. 11. McMillan vs. Aqull-
U Moiifj 2(1 Doi 70
12 Commonwealth of Ta. foruso
vs. IUnry AVineard ot al 55 Sep. 70
13 Samuel lmll'vs. Tiio Coun
ty of Forest, 22 Hop. 7!)
H (.;". .shambur;? vs. AVes Hays 1 Fob. 80
15 S. II. Halot vs. J. N. V'
Toiti, worth, 7 May.80
ltl Sainuel Walker v.s. (Joorjio
J. lii'tcy, 0 May 80
17 T. .J. Conavd vs. Tione.sla
Township, 27 May 80
J. NHAAVKF.Y, ProthonoUiry.
Tioneat:). August yo, 1S.S0.
Xolico is hereby i;ivnn that tho follow-
in-; ai-i-nnits bavo benn tiled m lliec leiK s
i Ml'teo and will be presenled in, next term
for fonhrinat ion :
Socond partial a. eoiiiit of T. .1. Bowman,
(iuardian ol i.ilr.-i of (.'harles Metiill,
(lee'd, itii'.l of Soseph t 1 ieiimi ', ilee il.
Partial aeconnt of Joseph (i. lalo,uar
(lnin of Anna 1i!1sh, niiuor eluld i'f John
p.iss, deceased.
Final account of William B. Heath and
Seibri t Burlieu, F..ocul"rs of llic Kst.ite C
John lleiss, deceased.
Ci i.iucs Oi. kick, For.iM Co., Pa. Aug.
JCST1S SI! AAVKF.Y, CUik.
riMM I'.Kl! LA N 1 FOR :!A LR. Warrant
- 1 . I t I O j I.CIIS, i..j.l .. .U', .."
1. irks of Ni, II. .tone, Forcslcouniy. 41 miles
l i-oi.i 1 I. ii : ou l'i-. or, and from survey of
K. C. A. K. i. R. All ..cr i.' (o.i" ic. wilh
hemlock, cl.ei i v, ;.sl;. mapc, p.'pl.ir, cu
i iicul.ci, etc. Will 'll Ibe whole ol in lots
at pri va'.o s -de. Tim wl.olo ' i anv pai i re
liiainiun.Mi hand will I.cm.1.1 at Al'l'TloN
ai. Iho Court Mi.ii'e, Ti.''a, September
2S h, If-SO, at I p. in. TiM" iMiiiiii'.-a.-luibb.'.
l; .1. A A. I'. I ' I' II', All"i lie vs.
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