WEDSCSDAK JIOMiSG, JAN.I6, 1884,
BOROUGH OFFICERS.
Tlnrge. S. P. Irwin.
tbuaeifwien North ward. H. M. Fore-
J, T. RRRNNAN. t. M. MIIAWKKY. 1 11)6 trial 01 dBIUfS null IOr 106
killing of Dukes began at Pittsburgh
on Monday before Judge Stow The
Real Estate Agents & Conveyancers. dcfenRtfwiiigetup tne plea of emo-
Dealers In tional insanity, and the general ira-
OIL NOTES.
Advertised Letters.
DDCMMBM 0 CllJll'JJfFY
UtlU(llHllW"-'l n Mr.nrU. hr.fnr .Tlldirn Stow, T 18 tu.. : 1:,. .f'!m.an
from tbe Forest county field this week
It is reported the- Gartlan well on
ANTHRACITE A BITUMINOUS COAL predion prevails that this plea, togeth- 3,195 is making a good show. The JfrurRia"lllInB9 121 ' wHh'ad
(Offices In Court House,) er with the eminent counsel employed well is located a ehprt. distance east of Oilorgo'sayer. Oeorgn wi
A Dangerous Counterfeit
There are dangerous counterfoil in
Remaining in Tionesta, Fa.j rosi circulstion purporting to bo Walnut
Office, Jan. 15, 1884. Iami iiair restorer. i
William Evert F. Emerv (2) ' ev.dence of its grent "alue .3 the
Howard Flin Miss M. Sf. Fituse that parties knowing its grent eflieacy
will clear the young roan without Man No. 1. Both are small wells, If not called for in 30 days will be
much trouble. The jury is said to be I ftnd it is claimed on' good authority sent to the Dead Letter Office. When while it possesses all the properties.
H, M. fore- UmMimTA. FOKF.ST fOL'STY. PA. l- i. l.i .i ..Li: -t: I xt.. a L..rn... T. C. Witherow. T21 Vm. W
miin, 0. M. Shawkoy, A. M. Ioutt; South I j , ' ' in uis ueuan, aim mo ruu.. rorcupme no. ana norm oi uan- Henry Yarnall.
warJ, W, A bagios, J. n. rones, j. u.
Dnle. .
Jaticr of the Peace J, T. Erenmn,
L). H. Knox.
v. f v. IT TT Rhnnmskftr. .
School Director: O. W, Robinson, A.
n ir.n .f Tf ninirmnn. I). 8. Knox, J.
W. Morrow, II. a. Brockway.
Henry MoOoe 2
le. ..
alker. 2
Weilllmer.
FORKST COUNTY OFFICERS.
Member of Crmffre -J as. Mosorovk.
Member ofSennte3. O. HALL.
Asuembly E. L. Pavis.
rrexident JtidoeW. I. Brown.
Aniociat Ju,igeiou9 Keck, C. A.
II ILL.
TrmnrerM. Smkarhavoh
worth.
Prathonotary. Ilegieter at Reeoratr, re. Tratn IS...- 7:48 am
FOR SALE.
B7 acres, Tlonostatwp., 10 acres cleared
I, wlmat mnA fn. email hflllMO Anil
burn ; considerable oak. timber. Prijo one of unusual intelligence, which the that the Gartlan is no better than the
$760 i ? 100 down, balance in 8 year.. .i.e.,,.. rftn.idr. a siren noint in
ALSO. " . v..o.
Houses and loU. and building lots In favor of the accuged. Pnrcunina No. 1ft. has risen reem
fr I ........ i .. T r r. Bau tn itoiiu tprnm. I I
.imlu,uh...v...v. ....... Tu M,.ii.iitr HIof. : J .u.. .u. 1.
We have some goou bargains on nanu. i m.6v. , nuguuwu m uut uu mo oaiu ,n.er,
I nnntiln A nnrnmpr li.r iniS COUDIT. UJU I n o !onth .t Mini fnot 'I ho rnancr
WWHwaaw ---- ' I M aw V V. . V av'wva dU. UW X " 2l
bis work up promptly considering the has not been put back in yet.
awful storm be had to contend with The eauge of Ballown and the Coo
last week. In some parts of tbe per trct last Friday was a follows
counlv he savs the snow is over three No. Wells. Prod.
" I o no "7
through this be was n 67 8 493
try to imitate it. Each bottle of tbe
J'enuine has a fac simile of a walnut
caf -blown in the glass; and a Greeii
Leaf on the outside wrapper. Tho
"Restorer", is as harmless as water,
cslling for abof e please say 'ad."
C. M. Arser, P. M,
The Country Newspaper.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
CondCBwd Tim Tnhle Tlnu Station.
JCSTIS SlIAWKKY.
.Aerfr.O. W. Clark. '
TomrniMinnrr If. W. TjKDKBUR, J. .
kP.ntRSO!, H. A. ZtTRNDELL:
Count; Superintendent J. . F.; IIill
ari. District Attorney X. J. Va0;i"11'
Jwrxi (JomminMioner H. O. Davis,
J. Grkesawalt.
County fliiTUftor H. C. WniTTRKiN.
(Kroner Dr. J. W. Morrow. -County
A tifftfors O. W. Warden, J. A.
SOOTT, U. P. SWALLBT. . 1
" DU S j N ESS D 1 1 R E CTOnV.
TIOMKiiAliUUUI.
iiHt Xo.3G9,
5JT. O.of O. F.
MKETS every Tuesday evening, at 7
o'clock, in the Lodge Room iu Far-tridgo-.lIaU.
.i GHVlKty.o
11 V. SaWYKIL Soe'v. 27-tr.
C'tArT. OEORGK HTOW POST,
I No. 74, O. A. R.
Meets on the first Wednesday In ea'h
month. In Odd Fellows Hall, Tionesta. Pa.
1). S. KNOX, Commander.
JTr. AOXKW. r. M. C LARK.
AONEW Ad ClVltlC,
ATTOKNETS-AT-LAW,
Kl0lgt. Tionesta, Pcnna,
Train 18 8:10 am
Train 8:69 pm
SOUTH.
Train 03 11:03 am
Train 10,
Train 18..... 8:20 1
Train 15 North, and Trtn 10 South carry
the mail.
Preaching iu the Presbyterian
Church next Sunday merning and
evening, by Rev. Ilickling.
Rev. Hicks will occupy the pulpit
of the M. E. Church next Sunday
evening, at 7:30.
Presbyterian Sabbath School at
12:30 p. m.: M..E. Sabbath School at
10 a. m.
rp J. VAN IKS EN.
1. ATTORNEY-AT -LAW,
And Mntrlct Attorney of Forest County,
tnuoo in Court Uotiae, Tionesta, Pa,
E. 1)AV-ISATTORNRY-AT-LAW,
Tionesta, Pa.
Collections made in this and adjoining
counties.
jiff ILE9W. TATK,
i I ATTORN EY-AT-IAW,
107i.
Lent begins on the 7th of Febro-
aiy.
Supt. Hillard returned from' Elk
county last Friday where he was as
listing Supt, Dixon in Institute work,
W. Y. Siggins hai yet a quantity
of that aice brittle celery left, and
can supply all who would like a
small invoice.
Communion services will be held
in the Preibyteriao Church next Sab
bath morning. Preparatory services
feet deep,
l:45pm obliged to break his way. To judge
8:20 lm L. . . . ' ... j
Irom DlS Biory uu uiubw imvo iuuio vunu
earned his mony. The mercantile
list which will he found in to-days is
sue embraces qnite a number of new
names, which U evidence that our
county is becoming daily more im
portant in a commercial sense.
The Cherry Grove nnd Hickory
Valley Railroad Company, incorpo
rated November 18, 1883, is a thret
foot gauge, twenty miles long, to cm-
nect Garfield, Warren county, with
Tbe
ent is
L. R. Freeman, formerly an attorney
in this city, and tbe Directors are
Walter Horton, O. C. Allen, W. G.
Trunkey, Rasselus Brown, S. T. Allen,
and W. A. Greaves. If this road is
built, of which there should be no
ueubt, a very important lumbering
Cot. A. K. McClure, in the Phila
delphia Times, has the following ki'id
but truthfol words with referooce to
tbe country newspaper, and at this
season of the year, when many are rar(
necessary to restore life vigor, growth-
and color to the hair. Purchase only,
from responsible parties Ask your
druggist for it. Each bottle warranted.
Johnston, IIolloway & Co., Phila
delphia, and IIai.l & Ruckei,, New
York, wholesale agents. , :
Aii old nurse says; Acker's English
Remedy is best for coughs, cronp, diph
theria, or bronchitis. Soid. by O. W. Un
thinking of renewing their subscript-
Total 6.630 ions to their local paper, what be says
Ibis is a decrease ot over JUU Dar- ; nr.u ne fif tUnn,U
" " j b
The new Year is a good .time to con
eider the. generally overlooked claims
of the local newspaper. It is the
rels in Balltown and an iocreaso of
nearly 200 in Cooper.
Latest reports state that the Gart
lan well on 3,195 -started at the rate
of twenty barrels for the first day. It
will make a small producer.
CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY, BT '
. . ' RELIABLE DEALERS, . .
Flour barrel choice - 4.757.00
-Oil Market closed last night at West Hickory, Forest county.
$1.07. Opened tbi. morning at capital is $120,000. The Preside
most useful and least compensated, of Corn Meal, 100 Iba
all tbe agencies which stamp the :m- Chop feed, pure grain
press of progress upon villages and
inland cities. Without the local news
paper local towns are, as a rule,
rrL. rm -r -.. n c.- T.f I thtittless aud tend to decay. it is
will be instanea on wonaay coming - -t
Jan. 21. 1884. The Post havine de- contempt oi tne local newspaper
cided upon a public installation of U that they intimate greater men in 8yrup
Attention Citizens of Forest County.
fVm. Rhnllnd
Beslris bushei ,
nam, sugar cured ', -Breakfast
Bacon, sugar cured - -Shoulders
- - : i '
Whifefish, Jhalf-barrels '
Lake erring half-barrels i - :
Sugar
:i.l5fel.70
j 1.50 (cj 1.75
1.40
: - " - 85
A 1.50 3.00
- - 16'
l.V
officers for the cusuiug year, the Post speaking of greater journals which of N. O. Molasse new
takes pleasure in announcing said fend by manly criticism ; but the vil- Roast Rio .Coffee
will be "go newspaper maKesmoie great men
public installation. There
other attractions conuecled with it,
in tbe shape of good music an J other
interesting peformaaces. Tho Choir
which performed mi well on Memo
rial Day will be there, under the able
Tea
.i:n-: ..tin kA .xrana.1 In IranfinAPl.
Ulvri n.H uo .Ttu.u r . - f T TT Fllo.n on,)
tion facilities hitherto eojeyed only 6. ' . 6..
io a primitive and uncertain way
Venango Spectator.
Peterson's Magazine for Februa
ry opens with one of the most charm
ing stsel engravings we have ever
seen, called: "Two Little Customers."
T. F. Ritchey Esq., who will 6iog
odes and songs appropriate to the oc
caeion, is a sufficiant guarantee uuder
this head, while Miss Nora Hulings,
out of less material more bricks
without straw than any other factor Butter -
in politics, and it is the one ladder on Rice -
which men climb, to local distinction B,fv 7,,
I Qnlf hnuf lalrA - -
as the beginning of wider fame. The Tjard .
local journals of Pennsylvania have I iron, common bar
progressed in typographical elegance, Nails, lOd, $ keg
in editorial power and in freshness
Potatoes
Lime ft bbl. .
Elocutionists, has kindly consepted during the Iast 8core of reaM- Eve-
Tionesta, Pa.
T.
F.lm Rtroot,
F. R I TCI IKY.
ATTO RN EY-AT-LaW,
on Saturday evening.
E. E. Clapp Esq., of President The donble eized colored fashion-plate
made his annual call at our sanctum I a specialty of this magazine is
Mnml.v. It seems to ill that Ed. is even more beautiful than usual. As
actually growing younger.
to be present and recite ''Revolutiona
ry Risings," a memento of ye olden
time, and "Ode to the Flag," during
the evening, Able rpeakers from
abroad are expected to be present.
aud completness of local and general D,led AnnleV sliced nor !b
news even more than the city journals I Dried Beef
Dried Peaches per lb . J ..
Dried Peaches pared per A",
ry inland city in the State has its
daily paper or papers now, and many
of them surpass the Philadelphia
journals of a generation ago iu all the
attributes of a newspaper, while the
ii, : ;
g.so' .;
5.60
' 9lt
75
80
2024 .
1520
-N2C90' .
5(g,30 '
. eio .-
-i -SO,
1.60
- . 12J .
. - s.oo '
- 8.50
- 45($50
1.60
-'. II
18
-' 10,
ti,. .nn. r,f loai has set- thev are this month unneually so
tllQ oiiww " - I j -
TWmesin, ForeMt County Pa. . . --o-iJe-.b! v. hot it is much more Altogether tbi is a very superior
for the stories, though always good, lhe m generally inviteJ to be local weeklies have kept fully abreast
AWRKNCE HOUSE, Tionesta, Pa., solid and has not melted to any per
ceptible degree. Tbe roadi are get
tiDg better daily.
1 k V
I i.it s nnu-Uwiiv. IVonrietor. This
lionse is ccntrallv hwated. Everything
new and well furnished. Supeiior Ac
.Kiiiiiodstioris and strict attention given
tgncU. Vcitotublcs and Fruits of all
kinds nerved in their season. Sample
loom for Commercial Agents.
"IE NT HAL
T. C.
It is well for all to exercise a
little precaution while passing un
der the eavei of houses, as there is no
telling when the icicles may drop.
lIOCSi:. Tionesta. Pa.,
Ju.-Wsnn. Proprietor. This is a
TiuwhoiiKo, and has just been fitted up tor g f the ftre pon(er0us enough
tho n.-oimmolati'.n ofthe public. A pnr- uu v r
t ion of tho patronage ul tne puuiiu is muic- l0 paralyze a juinoo.
R. M. Dunkle, living near Call
17 AST HIC1COHY HOlKli.
Vj EAsrillfKORY, Ph..
.1. w. Ball, Proprietor. 'luianouso is i m ,Q Forest coucty, cu
number. We do not mo bow any
lady can get along without "Peter
son." Tbe terms are but two dollars
a year. Address Peterson'a Maga
zine, 306 Chestnut 6treet, Philadel
phia, Pa.
Stewarts Run.
with the general progress of journal
ism. Local weeklies -have uovr ex
tended from the country towns into
most of the thrifty villages, And the T. D. Collins, general merchandise.14 7
present with us on theoccasion. Come
and we will entertain you with a va
ried program. Tbe Post weloomes
you all, so tome and show tbe inter
ests you take in the soldier by your
nrosencp. Ro dou't TOU forL'Gt it.
hut not in vour memorandom books tbe community. Ine local newspa
and make it a special point to be Per 8 the life of lhe locality, aud the
there. Excellent music and good
MercantilaAppraiser'a Notice.
Return of Mercantile Assessment of
Forest County, Pa., for the year 1884:
'. BARNETT TOWNSHIP.'
' ' Class. Tax.
Pearsall A Co., gen'l inorchadise...l4 $7 CO,
A. Cook, general merchandise. 14 7 00
V-
H
GREEN TOWNSHir.
W. Ledebur, merchant mill 14
700,
00
advent of the local newspapers has
alwavs dated the increased' thrift of
Mr. J. B. Barnes, of Pardoe Mer
cer ceunty, who hai been visiting
. . I ' 1 I..-'. a. T.. .1 mm ! ni n 1 1
at tlldor 1 1 inenas at oiewaris ivuu nuu iiuii.j,
t his foot expected to return to his home about
entertainment will mark the passing
hours.
By order of Commander.
Linevtlle Locals.
HARMONY TOWNSHIP
John Woodcock, hotel ; 5 50 00
J. Machesuey.general merchandiseU 7 00
Dunn Jt Turner, gen'l merchandise.14 7 00
HICKORY TOWNSHIP.
T. J. Bowman, gen'l merchandise.. 12 CO'
B. Hadley, 2 billiaid tables 40 00
Chambers A Son, general mer
chandise -14 7fO'
people. Begin the new year by not I W- A. Fitts, general merchandie..l4 7 0O
-1 u-.:u:.. L..4 : f- m o.. i,t......
uui; Buubtnuiug uuimjiug iui jruui wheeler iE misenuury, general
ocal newspaper!. They are the
measure ot its support, as
measures the advancement
a rule,,
of the
friends and helpmates of all Reasons.
,1,-w and has W-en furnished with now , . ,he 9tj, of jBDi but owiDg to tne hea
L. xii m it iiiiriiwj I a
1 1 ri (turn tln-oilcrhou
..(...! o.i hm n iirnt cl:issliai'u in connect
I.. n with It. Tho tiaveliiu public will
(in. I it a pleasant stopping place. rirt
cliiss Livery in eonncrtion with tho Hotel.
ivt ATinv a r. HOTEL. Tldioute. Pa.,
w i iim-kliii. I'ronrletor. A llrst-
. Uu imtoMii all rvsnoctK. and tho ploas-
untCMt MtuppiiiK placo in town. Rates very
imiMoiiable. JanH-8
t n rnntf. M. T..
IM. VHYSICIAN A SURGEON.
Plenty Snow.
Charmed tho
heart of John
came often.
Our school
under the care
work after a week of festivities at Gar-
of I ion.
Ollloe mi Elm Pt ,
1111. ho. Tionesta. Pa.
alls promptly attended to.
tear inn i ,.
All prolbshionul dispoial.
1 W. MORROW. M. I).. r
r"VS,, Pletely happy man. It leaked out,
In Tionesta is preparod to attend all pro- fioally, that the cause of bli exutl-
rnlsticS eranceofjoywas the arrival of an-
ing, up stairs, office hours 1 to 8 a. if ., other girl ; had it been a boy Lens
Kliiao ..V.dVtoTi happiness would hive been complete.
w.,utsereirCe ln Fi8her !S8-!8 80in. -On account of the snow storm
- last Weduesday evening the enter-
W. ' PHYSICIAN A SURGEON, tainment announced to take place at
ins? for a while. Dr. Burkett is treat- 7 BUOW uu ir'uo "'u6
: -vv nnt on time did not get away until Sat
1UH IIIUI. VIU'HfFt icirwvi wi w - I , . . .
l... nr. n i. I Hrn'ii whselharrow.
:ii I uruay i as i. n o were bii gou -
1 I . . ... 1 L - :ll I i-V.. . I ..tn .o.nrad
but civil cases will be tried, but most
v. ku-wou - - - 1 - . . ... -.r n T ! C. ,.,... . . rt...
j :. t, ,k. nnrtSiiH f M188 " progressiug uuo- Mr. r. xvimams anil MISS ira
th. ..tr .ill n taken ud in the r i " ' ids wilier were .muiig tu..
tuo -r e. T . I . , ii i?j
ice citizens oi nmwr ivuu wero i oa jjutcn inn auriDg tne noiioays.
c i i. : .
loriuoais iu oeuuriug ucr iiD. Rlr. A. J. Kiefer is amonc us vis
Miss Liu Zahoiser who is teabing it- d acauaintances aud viewine
. -ww . Tl 1 1 LI. O w
tbe liunter iun scnooi, was unaoie the -cene8 0f ,ore
to get to ner scnooi iast vv eanesaay
and Thursday, owing to the heavy
enow fall; her brother A. D. Zahniser
filled her place.
Mr. W. C. Bromley, J. G. Bromley,
II. M. Zahniser witb their wives visited
their old friends and former neigh
M. L. Rmge, of Stewarts Run,
was in town last Friday, almost anom-
ir. i.o.l rvr fltWn vears experience In ,u r'nnri TTmian hv Afiss Nora Hu
t he practice of his profession, having grad- . -.ok.
ustod legally and honorably May 10. 1MH. lings was postponed for two weeks.
Office and Residonce in Judgo Reck s T, t.aTt.enre. Iau nUee next Wed-
r ic. rtlmrch. Tlones- I " " " r
tn, Pa.
Aug. 25-1880 nesday evening, Jan. 23. Don't forget
1ENTISTRY. le date.
J " DR. J. W. MORROW. . Don't forget the poblio installa-
bounce that he will cany on the Dental q At R., at the Court House next
nusiness in Tionesta, and having naa over Oon; Th exercises will
mx vears smvessful experience, considers Monday evening. 1 be exercises wm
hliusoli fully competent to give entire sat- joubvlosg be interesting to those who
lHiai'tlOII. A NIIUU ll wy gi o oo o
cal practice the preference. mar22-8
H ii. Mi A. s. IILLT
MAI', TAJIK Ai CO.,
BANKERS!
Corner of Elm A WalnutSts. Tionesta.
Bank ot Discount and Deposit.
J nterest allowed on Time Deposits,
ColleotlonsiuadeonallthePrlnclpal points good paying basis,
of the U. S.
Collections solicited.
18-ly.
J OUENZO FULTON,
Manufacturer of and Dealer in
HARNESS, COLURS, BRIDLES,
And all kinds of
HORSE FURNISHING GOODS.
uiayiai TON EST A. PA.
SUBSCRIBE for tbe Retcblicak, only
1. SO psr annum.
have never witnessed such an event
Tiflleoationa from other rosti are
expected to be present.
The Clarion Jacksonian recently
OBtered upon ita twelfth year, and ita
editor, Mr. A. A. Carlisle, feels a just
pride in being ftble to eay that within
three yean be bai put the paper on
Tie Jacksonian
is one oi our most vaiueu tvu.u6v.
and we wish its editor iuccmb in al
hut politics.
The Williams House at Sheffield
Pa., was burned to' tbe ground on
Tnesdav of last week. The buildiBg
was owned by Morris Eiustein, who
occupied one room of it with a gent'
furnishing store. The goods were
nearly all saved aa was also a good
deal of tbe hotel furniture. The
building was valued at $15,000 and
was insured for $10,000.
mercnanaiso .1 i vj
JEN KB TOWNSHIP.
Sigworth A Amsler, general mer
chandise 14 7 00
Campbell A Curll, g'n'l merchan
dise 14 7 00,
H. H. Bullers. gen'l inerchandise.14 7W
T. J. Ryner, general mercbandiws.14 7 00
W. Byrom A Co, gen'l merchandised 7 00, ;
F. M. Reck, general merchandise..l4 7 00
HQWE TOWNSHIP. "'.'.'
W. II. Frost, general merchandise.14 7 00
A. P. Anderson, gen 1 niercnanaisei4 7 w
00 .
60 00
immediately above Newtown ; is con- s. p. Mc Lain, hardware J4 7 oo
J . . John Reagan, hotel 6 50 00
veoiont for manufacturing, running on h. Davidow, clothing ..........14 7 oo
S. U. Kobertson, gen 1 mercnanaiseia iu w
.Inbn J. fleiirv. hotel 6 6.1 OO.
run to other convenient place for Lewis A Boyle, hotel 5 50 oo
., i Dan. Rogers, gen'l merchandise.. .14 7 0
sawing. The timber is mostly second p. h. Manning, 3 billiard tables..., 60 oo
Hemlock Timber Land for Sale.
Tbe undersigned will sell all the
Hemlock Timber on the Tionestq
Creek Oil Co.'i land formerly known
as the John and Luther Johnson and
J. G. Carpenter farm ; the same being Wagner, McCluue A Co., general
, , , . . I merchandise ...14 7
on both sides of the Tionesta cieek, w KvBI18j hotel 5 60
immediately above Newtown ; is con- S. p. Mc Lain, hardware
' . . . John Reagan, hotel ,
veoiont for manufacturing, running oo ji. Davidow, clothing
the creek or for putting in logs to be 5;!
T - T. .'. kU!n uriii rf . I. 1, 1 k.'lr l.n.nb.xb- an1 annA I C. A. MverS. UTOCCric'S 14 7 0O
avov. uuu,c. io uU.u..6 - - gruntu tu.u - jawk-8-Ren'l merchandise..! 3 10 00
bors. Wm. Y. Siggins, and wife of brusbea up tneir piugs an
vour town, evening ot Jan. 5 and for East Hickory to do some teaming,
- w . ,
bad a eood time and lots to satisfy a lew aays since
tbe iuner man. Mr. Biggins and his Mr. George Dreiblebis spent the
worthy wife know how to entei tain past week or so with his parent! in
their friendi. this place.
Our Post Master J. L Range Miss Eva Greer has again left and
has purchased a fine Alderny heifer. ;g now stepping iu Oil City
Mr. Range keeps good stock.
meetinc in this place at present. size and Quality for sawing. Parties
a a i
Johnson Irvin spent the holidays wishing to purchase are requested to
with his family. He hai again re- look at tbe timber ana make ua an
turned to Clarendon. ofler. For further particulars inquire
J. J. Bower and Austin Seigworth of A. B. Root, at the mouth of (Jueen,
d started 00 Kast tiiekory, or J. u. carpenter
ou the premises
Root, Watson & Co.
December 25, 1883.
Whut will stop my coughing at night T io(.hHoii"'h'otei'.'.'.'.'"''.'.
guarantee Acker's eugiisn remeay wm. Heibol, hardware
Price 10, 50c., A $1. Sold by G. W. Bo-vard.
A Ihnrnmrh oiiirso of Ackers blood
Ouita n. number of our voudst folks aIIvIh will rainnvn all tn. I 111 from thfl
Rev. Rice of Plummer preaches enj0yed a party at Mr. Richard Hoy's blood, it cures Scrofula, Ulcers, Boils,
a few evenings since
menu were nrst-clusi.
Ilarve LoDg talks of following the
lively business of huckstering the com
ing summer.
Mr. Philip Emert and sister paid
our town a short visit the past week
Miss Lizzie Lauffer has returned
from an extended visit in Forest
county.
The refresh- Pimples. Sold by G. W. Bovard.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
We take pleasure in announcing
that we have perfected arrangements
witb the publishers of the American
Farmer that enable us to club that
maeuzine with the Forest Republi
can at the low price of $1.75 per year,
a trifle over the price of the Ueilbli
can alone
W. Hottel, hardware 14 7 00 .
W. Hottel. Datent medicines 4 6 00.
C. W. Hawks, hotel - 5 60 00 i
C. W. Hawks, 2 billiard tables 40 00, ,
KINOSLEY TOWNSHIP.
JustisShawkey, gert'l merchandiseU 7 00
Wheeler, Dusenbury ACo., gener- i
al inercliaiiiliwe 14 7 00
Eli Berlin, groceries 14 7 00
TIONESTA BOUOUOH. 1
Robinson A Bonner, general mer
chandise 10 20 00
II. J. Hopkins A Co., general nier- , .
chanmwe w t
. 6 60 IK -..14
7 00
John T. Carson, variety store 14 7W
O. W. Kovard, groceries 13 10 00
(i. W. Bovard, paUuit medicines... 4 6 tH,
Haslet A Sons, gen'l merchandise.14 7 no
Frank Walker, 8 billiard tables 60 00 ,
A. Carson, boots and shoes 14 7 OU .
Win. Smearbaugh A Co., general
merchandise 13 10 00
II. S. Brockway, hotel 60 0O
U. 8. Brockway, 2 billiard tables.. 40 00
Appeals will be held at the County
Commissioners' Office, Tionesta, Pa,, on
the 20th dav of February, A. 1. 18M.
JOHN MUENZEN BEROER,
Mercantile Appraiser..
Tionesta, Pa., Jan. 10, 1884.
Iixecutors' Notice.
for us at our school house every two
weeks at th ree o'clack p.m.
We also have a good Sunday school
every Sunday at 2 o'clock p. m.
Wo were glad to welcome Misi Liz
zie Siggins and Joe Clark of your
place on Sunday Jany. 6. Come
again.
Len. Range emiletb and feels hap-
py over the arrival i a gin wjiuu
came to his place last Thursday night
uod came to stay.
The youn
m laon dap
- r . . . .... opportunity of securing
Friday night last. It was amusing to George Bower received the boss ricuturai niasazine. The Ameri
see the young ladies getting their rig double-bass-viol from old Santa Claus: Can Farmer is beyond doubt worth
i i . - . . .
ready and going after their gentlemen wbat j8 bothering George most is three times the price, at which we
friends. r,. Rant. ,r trt the "biff thin" Place it. iry it. ii is a mouiuiy
. .t i i mii iparmn.
Our friend John Thompson tbiniti down tbechiraney. Bum-Kratz. K
Jan. 12, 1881. -No longer a question of opinion we te. ' hav g U
nix of Ai'kor'a Dvsoeu- I t.. .
the first time that a reliable agricul
Miss Delia Kelly from Ohio baa tural paper has been offered at so cheap
epeopleon tae Run had beeu visiting with her mauy friends a price, aud we trust all our subscribers
party at Mr. Willhelm's in this community for several weeke. wiU avail themselves of this unusuu
ymi.j y . .... opportunity of securing a first class
we have got too much of the good
thing in the way of enow; we agree
with him. Capt. Jinks.
Jop, 14, 1881.-'
Estate of Ainu Purdy, deceased. Notico
is hereby given that the undersigned have
luun mwuintrtil F.xocutors of the laat will
This is beyond question Bna testament of Amaa Purdy, late of
Green townnip, rorwit couuiy, ra., o
ceased, and all persons indeUad to said
estate or having claims against the same
are notified to make eettloment at ouceK
W. B. HEATH,
."ICV PUKDY,
Exsoutors.
Starr, Forest Co., Pa., Jan. 6, 18s4.
Administrator's Notice.
The undersigned have been appointed.
A dministrators oi Ebtate of 11 iram Osgood ,
.i mill all -Mil-sons owIiik said es-
1am Hvftrv Itox of Acker' Dvhdg!)-
. . i i .in " -
For good iresli Uoods cheap go to Bitt Tablet. Price 25c. and fiOo. Sold by
Haslet & Sons.
Feb. 1, '82. 1 (1. W. Bovard.
Tioiita, l':l ,
O I O. OSGOOD.
JOHN OSUOOU
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