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or II. C. WniTTTKI.
J. W. Molt ROW.
J07A-.-J. A. Scott, Tco3.
ilJRWIiEL.
6S DIRECTORY.
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mrrttrtifim I T rvTnf
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try Tuesday evening, t 7
in tho Longo Jtooui in j-ar-
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Soc'y. 27-tf.
3 DOE, No. 114, A. O. U. W..
rv t rlilnv Evening in Odd
Il,-TloriesU.
W. 0. COBURN, M. W.
iC, Recorder.
CORC1 13 STOW POST,
4, O. A 11.
he llrt Wednesday irt raeh
,)dd Foll vrs Ilnll, Tionosla. I'm.
II. S. K N'OX. Commander.
W. I. M. CLAIIK.
TTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
T'-onestii, Penna.
AX OIIXKN, .
ATTOUNKY AT LAW,
r!ct Attorney of Forest bounty.
Cmirt (bvixt Tloticsta, I'a.
IAVIM,
ATTORN l'.V-AT-IAW,
' k Tionesta, Pa,
. uupn this and adjoining
ATE,
ATT UN K Y-AT-LAW,
Tinoti, Pa.
ICY.
.TTORNF.Y-AT-LaW,
psla, Forest County Pa.
J,Nh':!iou.sr'r.-Tr4tftft, Ta.,
. Hrockwav, Proprietor. Thin
W iK ccntr.dly located. Everything
w uml well furnished. Hiipeitnr Ac
iiinnwlHiinim and strict attention given
;tr'ifwt:".. Vegetable and Fruit" of all
s-crved in t lit r season. Sample
o;n for Commercial Agnt.
M'.NTKAL HOVsr, Tionesht. Pa.,
4 ti. i' Rrwivdl. Proprietor. This l a
i-v house, ami haajtit been tittod up lor
c Ht-ciminnvhilion f tb public. A por
m r she patronage of tho public. Is polio
m!. - , -y.
A ST HICK' U Y "t I OTK I
4 PAST JfinKiiRY. Pa..
.1. S'. U.M.i., 'nipri'-iv. Tliiw Viouho it
v an t hns tx-cii -f.tvi!liil with new
j i itoro Oironuliou'U '.H i oentrallcy lo
icii, ami ha a lirnt Wns hurn In connoct
ii with it. Tho travolin puiilio will
X it a ploaxavit ntnpirinjt plfwp. First
:s I.Ivcrv Hi conno tion with the IIoU4.
r't
"KN
U IUiUSK. nil, CITY, PA.
J . II. KOTU. Proprietor.
.ThlartMt. I Vt-t IocatCil and l'urninlxHl
yo in tho City. Near Union Dppot.
W. MERKOW, !..
PI I Y8ICI A ti. StJ HO EON,
' of ATintron county, having located
"ionpMta is prepared to attond ail pro
'ouat rall jToinptlv and at all hour.
in S'moar)ia;i)ih l"'.' new huild
VpnUiira. C!hfhours7 to rt A. M.,
to 12 M. : to 3 and 64 to 71 p. m.
vh. i !.i 10 A. m. ; 2 to 3 and St to 7!
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uappettully an
on tha Dnntal
havinx had over
1 rjuporionc), considers
- ri'l.it to gl v ntire uat
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hi um-Ic .on all I ho Principal points
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nr.. -uonn aoiWtod.
i i'iroN,
lS-ly.
? jiror of und Pealsr in
.I'V.CS", CCLURS, BRIDLES,
An l nil kiucUof
IC". iE FUPu'liSHIHG GOODS.
yi 1 'lu;'ITA, PA.
V t " C '' ;um uiii.
JU1ES T. BREiHlAfl.
Idt'.VI V rOMMIADIONICn CLERK.
Real Estate Agent & Conveyancer.
TIONHSTA, Poroflt Oonnty, Pa.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
t'njpwii, Tim Tah) 1'luoIn IHlncloil.
NORTH. j BOOTH
iniin in.... 7:-l9 anTrainfi.1 11:17 am
1 'am 18 7:4K am Train in...
Train V i:M pmTrain 1....
Train 1.1 North, and Train ',' S
the mall.
1 :15 pin
8:2S pm
Oi parry
Rev. J. M. Irabrit', I'
byteriao, will prfach in i
terlftt) church next Fnbhr
and evcclng. Immr l.t
t'rM-
",-by.
rniog
nfif r
-f the
He
morning icrnion the eai
; i .. . . s 1:1 t:
Lord's Supper wilj be oh HerfL
will also preach on next Friday eve
ning, Feb. 20th, Rt 7:30 o'clock, at
which, time other annouacementi will
be re ad e.
Preaching io the M. E. Church
next Sunday evening by F. M. Small.
Presbyterian Sabbath School at
9;45 a. m.; M. E. Sabbath School at
10 a. ra. .
Oil market closed yesterday 7'i.L
Opening this naming at 721c.
Laitlmgine to-day.
Mim Maggie Sutton, of Pleasant- !
ville, is visiting her friend Mn. ItRy
deo, tliia week.
V. A. "Eagles has disposed of the
bnlaneo of his standing timber oo the
Ilulingu tract to Sarnuel Clark, wboj
is new takiug it out. - j
Good news for "gumnrjers." Au !
emineot phyhician has made the some
what doubtful discovery thai gum
chewing is a euro for dyspepsia.
A Mr. Oolscblagtir, brolher of
Mrs. W. F. Blum of this place, died
nt his residence near Clarion, on Sun
day lust. We are without particulars.
Mrs. Jacob Stitzinger, of Tiones
ta township, had the misfortune to fall
nd severely injure her right arm
while returning from church last Sab
bath. Chas. Raieig ha disposed of all
hit sleighs except one a square box,
finished in elegant style, for only $30.
That is certaiuly a bargain. Go and
see it. , '
-A coal abed belonging to Daniel
Kiueh, near Lickingville, sod con
taining several tons of coal, burned
down last Wednesday. Loss about
fifty dollar.
Delilah Huddleson. one of the
pupil of tho intermediate room, was
badly hurt by liug and striking the
back of her head against one of the
seals, one day laat week.
Representative Berry will pleape
accppt our thauks for the Annual Re
port of the Secretary of Internal Af
fair, handsomely gotteu up and con
taining a fund of useful information.
Hou.'J. B. Agnew returned from
the State encampment, G. A. R., at
Ilarriuburg on Monday, having had a
grand reunind with the old battle,
scarred veterans of the late unpleas
antness. Mr. Lacy still makes tho best
cigar sold in town and in, we are
pleased to, say, working up a nice
trado. Our merchants should encour
age his efforts by patrotiizing, him.
Ak for Lacy'e cigar. '
Don't forget the grand ball at
the skating rink next Friday evening.
The best of music will be ju atttend
ance, tha rink will be decorated, floor
waxed, and nothing will be. left
undone that would tend to the enjoy
ment of all who take it in.
Although the boys have a splen
did coasting place on the street be
tween the Central House and Hopkins
& Co.'s store, with every opportunity
in the world fir a first class accident,
nothing has as yet occurred to furnish
us an item, and we hope there won't.
Our older class of citizens will be
psiued to learn of the death of Edgar
D. Stow's wife, which oscurred at her
home iu Fhilahelphia, on Thursday,
12th iuet.. Mr. Stow's maoy eld
friends in this section will siocerely
sympathize with him in bis great loss.
Tionesta has a new military com
pany, the organization of which will
shortly be completed. Henry Shoe
maker, for several years a member of
the Oil City Grays, has been telected
as Captain, nod will drill the boys
once or twice a week at the skating
rink. The other cOicers have not
yet been decided upon. They num
ber upwards of forty members already,
and will miika an eS'ort to get organ
ized in time to attend the inaugura
tion of President Cleveland.
Mr. J. T. P.rennnn Kr. J.
T. Mirlmcl will hold religious'TvicM
in tho United Brethren Church nt Jr.
rusalera Corners, one mile from I'Ipih
antville, on next Saturday evening
and Sabbath morning and evening.
Love Fesst and Communion Services
on Sabbath morning. A cordial invi
tation to all. .
Tho eighth annual report ,of the
State Board of Agriculture is now
ready fur distribution and will be sent
from tho office of the Board iu liar
risburg on receipt of 25 cents, the
actual pnstago on C50 pages. Mem
bers of the Legislature will furnish it
to their conKtltuents free of cost, and
those from Forest couut.y, should send
a postal card to Representative Berry.
The residents of neighboring bor
oughs will doubtless be interested in
learning that a bill has been intro
duced in the state senate giving chief
burgesses additional power in default
of fines. This bill provides that
when persons have been convicted be
fore a lau'ges and a fine imposed,
upon a refusal to pay the fine the bur
gtits can commit to jail for sixty days
and the borough shall be responsible
fir tho costs of commitment. Oil
Ci!y0JVkzard. ' ! '
Court commeuccv next Monday
and. will likely last a "greater part of
the week, judging from the size .of the
trial list. Prnthonotary Shawkey has
issued a Court Calendar embracing
the names of the Court and County
officers, Resident Attorneys, Rules of
Court, Trial and Jury lists, together
with names and addresses of all the
Constables and Justices of the Peace
in the county with the date of expira
tion of their commissions. The. work
was done at the Republican office,
and is therefore a neat and respecta
ble job.
Mr. Geo. I. Slater, the gentleman
who sawed lumber , for Robinson &
Bonner oo Little Tionesta during
last summer, died rather mysteriously
f.t his home near Neilltown, on Tues
day night of last week. The family
had all gone away during the evening
leaving Mr. Slater at home. Return
ing they found 4)im absent, but think
ing he had gone out to spend the eve
ning with some of the neighbors, they
retired for the night expecting him
in at any time. The' next morning
the members of the family were sur
prised at his continued absence, and
upon searching were horrified to find
him dwtd at the barn. He was a
rather corpulent man, and it is sup
posed expired io an apoplectic fit.
Miss Ella Leech, teacher of Mpr
cilliott School, Junks twp., makes the
following report: Whole number in
attendance during month, males 8. fe
males 7; per cent, of attendance,
males 90, female 85 ; Dames of those
who have been present every day dur
iug month, Daniel Eldridge, Peter
Walton, Edgar Dodge, Frauk
Dodge, Jacob Mercilliott, Mary
. .
Mercilliolt, Sadie Keshers. Those
marked witb a star have not been
tardy.
Lizzie Guenther, teacher of Ross
Run school, makes the following io
port for mouth ending Feb. 2J, 1885 :
No. enrolled during month 14 ; aver
age attendance 12; perl ceut. of at
tendance,' males 100, females 85;
names of those present every day dur
ing month : John Dotterrer, Harry
Dotterrer, Samuel Felton, Emma
Dotterrer, Lizzie Dotterrer, Ada Zen
die, Elsie Felton, Willie Harrington.
Those ubboot but one day : Minnie
Ikenburg, Zeta Setley.
Peterson's Magazine for March
opens with a beautiful steel-plate of
two girls caught in a snow storm, and
entitled "The Sister," illustrating a
powerful story by Frank Lee Bene
diet. In addition, there is the usual
double-size fishion-plate, printed
from steel, and colored by hand :
"Peterson" being the only magazine
to give these expensive and refined
fashiou plates. Besides this, there is
a colored pattern for a Tidy oa Java
Canvas ; a capital humorous illustra
tion, "The Beleaguered Garrison" ;
and some fifty wood-cuts of fashions,
embroideries, work-table designs, and
other thiugs useful to Indies. ' Every
lady,. as we kave cften said, ought to
take this magazine. The price is- but
two dollars a year, witb great deduc
tions to clubs. Address Charles J.
Peterson, 306 Chestnut Street, Phila
delphia, Pa.
We are selling Overcoats at cost
to close out" winter stock and make
room for spring goodu.
St. Wm. Smlakhaut.ii a C.k
Ballou's Monthly Magazine for
March is issued and is fuily up to its
usual excellent etnndard. There is a
rnpitsl illustrated article on Africa,
f-howiiH; th-j r ' ri Falls
thei'ioit won.i.'tfif -i i! world.
Then Co- Mr.' Wu, 11. "'tomn's
story, "Lf v( .7 and X ; , Vilo.-
Wfliiderin,,:." The oi: t u;er ,
I-.ilKu'a is jpood, nu iin-(u! etorii--.
riorn'.?, amusing
Only
$1.50 p(-r' year,' 1 " nt-i y.l
copy. 1 Address, T'.-.: - & Talbot, 23
Ilawley St., Bo6f.i i,
spring Liecfions.
The election for ton officers in this
borough passed off very quietly yes
terday. On Saturday evening the cit
izens met at the Court House and
placed a ticket io the field, which
seemed to give pretty general satisfac
tion. A feeble attempt was made to
defeat some of the nominees, but the
ticket was elected, with the exception
of Judge Dale for Assistant Assessor,
who Wb defeated by Mr.' Muenzrn
berger, independent candidate. The
ticket as elected is as follows:
Burpreas
. Kli Holemart
Council
North ward W T. Ivlinpstiver 2 yrs.,
J K Clark 8 yrs.
South ward Chas. Bonner 3 yrs.
High Constable
Pritner Agnew
' Constable
Pritner Agnew
School Directors
E L Davis
D 8 Knox
Auditors .
J F Proper
It L Haslet
Overseer of the Poor
Albert Hayden
Assessor '
John Keck
Assistant Assessors,
8 1) Irwin
John Mucnzonborger
Judge of Election
O W Sawvnr
Inspector of elections,
K B Crawford
It Ij Haslet
Tionesta township elected the fol
lowing officers : Constable and Asses
sor, Philip Emert; Assistant Asses
sors, C. W. Clark, R. M. Carson;
Auditor, D- G. Hunter; Judge of
Elections, Philip Emert; Inspectors,
Geo. Armstrong, C. G. Huff; Clerk,
J. G. Carson ; School Directors, Wm.
Young, C. W. Clark, Wm. Lawrence ;
Road Curomissioner, G. W Zents;
Justices of the Peace, R. M. Carson,
J. C. Hoovler; Orerseer of the Poor,
J. R. Stroup ; Path Masters No. 1
Michael Fitzgerald, 3 C. W. Clark,
7 Wm. Young, 8 Michael Mong, 9
Andy Mealy, 10 Fred. Stitzinger, 11
John Wolf.
Balltown Clippings.
Who are the "toughs?"
Quite a number of the Balltown
voters attended the caucus at Gusher.
Among tbem were Wm. Hawks, Mr.
Anderson and Mr. Griffin, Mr: G. be
ing the only popular one, or so it
would seem, as he received trte nomi
nation for school director. We con
gratulate him; be is the right man in
the right place.
Messrs. Mason, Smith and McCarty
gave a musicial entertainment at the
Porky Pump Station on Saturday af
ternoon last, which seems to have
been quite a select affair, as only par
ticular friends from Gar6eld and Pur
key were present. I believe foreign
ers were admitted. Be assured, gen
tlemen, Balltown forgives a slight but
never forgets.
Our congenial friends, Mr. and Mrs.
Macon bid farewell to their many
friends last week. They go on an ex
tended visit to relatives and friends in
the lower oil field, and in all proba
bility will not, return, as Mr. M.
thiuks serioubly of go'mg into busi
ness elsewhere. All who have become
acquainted with them will regret very
much their going.
Wouldn't it be well for young la
dies, who travel by stage, to guard
their remarks, unless they know which
way the wind blows?
Mr. Darron was around last week
calling ou his numerous customers.
He makes himself very agreeable and
bis trade is increasing.
Our boys and girls are having a
gay lime coasting: Yes, and our big
boys, too: Charley, Earny, Johu, Ed.,
Tom, etc.
Mrs. Leak and husband, of Claren
don, Mrs-. A ndersnu's sister, are here
spending a few days.
We are happy to chronicle two
marriages this ntek, Mr. Geo. Mc
Bride and Miss Lyda B-rch, and Mr.
James McBride and Mi s Thomas.
The cert-mony was to be solemnized iu
Warren Church, Tuesday,- Ftb. 10.
All young meu please noto this: the
McBride Brothers built thuir cages
and furnished them lirfiro fc;urin
the birds. We cotigratulato you on
your judgment and choice, pro. and
con. . ,
Tho skating rink was1 well attended
Saturday night. Balltown was not in
full force, and a sleighing pafty from
Tionesta was present. We are glad
to see our neighbors. Coma egaio.
Business mum be on the decline
with the grocery and medicine man at
(i infield, or else style and custom are
different in that locality. The Strong
man, Frenchman and Medicine man
are seen Saturday afternoon perched
high up on so many empty dry goods
boxes, in a two horse sled, calling at
several prominent places. Fiist. the
Frenchman stops at the Middletown,
to give his French lesson. But the
Strongman and Mudicine man have
patience and tbey wait and wait.
Next the Strongman's time comes and
he stops for a Birch, and lo! The
medicine roan continued in next
week's issue.
Query Did any body see any body
from Balltown in Garfield with or
without her best fellow, any time this
winter? . Xyz,
List of Patents.
List of Patents granted to citizens
of Pennsyl vania, for the week ending,
Tuesday, February lOih, 1885, com
piled from the OfHo;ai Records of die
United Stat.e Patent Office, ixpressly
for the ton est Republican, by "Ship
ley Brasbears, Patent Attorney, Solic.
itor and Expert, Nd. 637 F. Street.
N. W., Washington, of whom copies,
and information may be bad :
IleDry Adler, Prtsburgh( coal vase ;
Wm. II. Burge, Oil City, sand pump ;
Wm. II. Densmore, Conuellsville, nut
lock; A. C. Faivre, Meadville, link
for clothes or harness'; Geo. C. Garri
son, Bennett, type-writing machine;
Wm. P. Ginter, Hughesville, brad
driver; David Griffiths, Egypt, man
ufacture of hydraulic cement ; T. Ja
coby, Allentwon, tug; David D. Lew
is, Johnstown, stopper for ladles;
Thos. Malcolmson, Oil City, steam
governor (reissue) ; Dewitt C. Mark
ham, Towanda, pitman for mowers;
E. V". McCandless, de oxidizing sheet
metal ; P. McCauly, Pittsburgh, fire
front; David Mercer, Bethelem, hal
anced valve; T. E. Mills, Pittsburgh,
monocycle : Thos. G. Morse, Erie,
machine for tapping pi pert &a. ; A. J
Moxham, Johnstown, rail rolling mill ;
R. S. Pennoraan, Jenkintown, protect
ed nitrate of ammonia for use in ex
plosive compounds; John A. Price,
Scranton, water healer for stoves and
ranges ; J. T. Rowley, Jonhstowo,
rod rolling mill; John & A. S. Scott,
Cain, Chester Co., vehicle shaft; G.
W. Shoemaker, Dal too, friction vear
ing; J. H. Snodgrass, Mifflinburg,
side spring for vehicles; G. Wager,
Uniou City, wiue and cider press; T.
Weaver, Harriehurg, weather strip ;
Jos. Weller, Trexlertown, medical
compound.
Butter, Eggs.Ooions, Onion Setts,
and cash taken in exchange for our
new lot of Prints, Dress Goods and
Glasswarejust received. Wm. Smear
baugh & Co. 2t.
TIONESTA fllyillCETfs.
CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY, BY
RELIABLE DEALERS.
Fionr $ barrel choice - - 8.(J0ii6.flO
Flour gHck, .00(jgl.63
Corn Meal, 100 Ra - , - 1.251.G0
Chop feed, pure grain - - 1.25
Corn, Shelled - - - - - 70
Beans bushel -, - - 1.60 S.00
Ham, sugar cured l-ia,14
Breakfast Bacon, sugar cured - - 12s
Shoulders - - - 10
Whtteflsh, half-barrel - - - 8.60
Lake herring half-barrels - - 5.50
Sugar - fli ft
Syrnp - - -. - - - ' 30(,75
N. O. Molasses new - - 75
Roast Rio Coffoe - - - 1802.1
Rio Coffee, - - - " - 12(1
JavaCoffoe - - ... HIO
Tea - - . - - - 2')C.ijW
Buttr - - ' - - - - df,2S
Rice - - - - - - 8(il0
Eggs, fresh - - - - - 2.'
Salt best lake .... 1,25
Lrd - - - - ' - r- - 121
Iron, eomniou bar - - 2.50
Nulls, lOd, '0 keg - - . - - 2.75
Potatoes 40 (A 50
Lime bid. - ... 1.40
D'led Apples siloed per ft - - 10
Dried Beef - - - - - 20
Dried Peaches per lb 10
Dried Peaches pared per & - 13
Adininistratrix's Notice
Wharoas, letters of ailminlKtrntlon to
tho estate of Judnon Catlin, Into of Kings
ley twp., deceased, have been granted to
the subscriber. All persona indebted tu
aaid estate are requested to make inline
clbite payment, aud thos6 having claims
o demand against tho estate of raid de
cedent will nuke known without delay to
MAKY CATLIN Administratrix.
Jam 19, 1885. Newtown MUU, Pa.
TOIl WORK of every description execu
ted at the HJ-'PUP'r.D'AN ottW.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY VIRTUE of a writ ofLi vari Far!
Ixsllp'l out ol'tho Court of Common Picas
of I'orpxt County, Pennsylvania, nt.d
to me directed, thorn wi'l n expoi"ii
to plo ly pnlilic vendue or outcry, nt tho
Court Houmo in tho Borough of TionoslJi,
on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21d, A. I). 1
Ht 2 o'clock P. M., tho following rioke.rihfd
roid oNtate, to-wii.:
MARY OR KMX vs. BARRARA AI,
MSONand F. fc. ALMSOV, Lev. Fa.,
No. 7 February term, Ihk'i; C. I). No.,31
Uec.'r term, 1881. T. F. Kitchoy, Attor
ney. All that certain rdoce or parcel of H.-.d
situate in Hickory Township, Forest
County, Penn'a, bounded and described
as follows, to-wit : Beginning nt a stonn
marked "X" middle of road adjoining N.
G. Ball; thoneo soulh thirty-two (.') "de
grees east thirteen (!$) rods and Mi'teen
(.16) link to butternut; thence, by mad
south nine (9) degrees et eidit (Si ritn
and thirteen (13) links to i.ritloj theii'-n
north five a.id one half M) degreos pust
fifteen (IS I rods and thirteen (1:4; links to
a stone near mouth of mill race; thoneo
north thirty-nine '."B j degrees West twelvo
(12) perches to the placo of Imginning.
Containing ono acre, be tho same more or
les.
Takon in execution and to be sold ;n
the property of Barbara Allison and F.
K. Allison, at tho suit of Mary Green.
TERMS OF SALE. The following
must be strictly complied with when tho
property is stricken down;
1. When tho piaintirt or other lein Cred
itors become the purchaser, the costs on
the writ must bo paid, and a list of liei.s
including mortgnsio searches on tho prop
erty sold, together with such lion credit
or's receipt lor the amount of tho pro
ceeds of the sale or such portion thereof a
he may claim, must bo furnished tbo
Hheriil.
2. All bids must be paid in full.
3. All salea not sMttled immediately will
be conliuned until 2 o'clock p. in., of tho
next day, at which time all property not
bettlod loi will again be put up and sold
at tho exponso and risk of the person to
whom tirst sold.
, Sce Purdon's Digest, Nintfl F.dition,
("b 448 and Smith's Forms, page 3S.
v L. AGNEW. 'Sheriff.
Shprift'e office, Tionesta, Pa., Jan. SL
185. "
TRIAIj list
Causes set down for trial in the Court cf
Common Pleas of Forest County Pa, m
the Fourth Monday ot February, A. D.
18S5: K
1. John T. Dale V Joseph G. Dale v.
John B. Legnard, No. 14 Fobiuary term,
livid, summons in cNyenant.
vS'enant.
nV vs. El
2. James W. JenkinV vs. Eliza Funk
and Elizabeth McDona
iaft No. 27 May j
term, 1883. Foreign attu
'.'K'oeiii...
3. John 8. Davi. and Midi:
vs. Peter Berry, J. M. Clap,-, ' ". i
Scheido, J. L. Grandin and E. i.,.J '"
diu. No. 51 September term, ; -suiif'
uious In ejectment. ' 1
4. Robert McCloskey and A. B. Kedl
vs. J. II. Ryder and Jcromo Powell,
1 December term, 1883. Summons
trespass.
u. uwikb jciciiiiur vs. rfunn i onu c. k a
r i i v ; . 1 T . r. . i .
No. 45 December term, 1H&3. Appeal
from justice
0. D. L. Beaver vs. II. II. Shoemaker
No. 8 February term, 1884. Replevin,
7. David L. heaver vs. H. II. Shoemak
er. No. 21 February term, 1S84. Ip:ev4
In.
8. Wm. F. Wheeler, N. P. Wheeler, Wj
E. Wheeler, Wm. A. Dusenbury. itxo. E
Dusenburv and E. G. Dusenbufv v.s. Ja
cob M. Kepler, No. 8 May term,' 1861
Summons in ejectment. ,
9. David L. Beaver vs. Garon Kl.ajJ
burg and II; H. Shoemaker, No. Is M
term. 1884. Gapais for illegal (l)Htre..j
iu. 1'iiviu ij. ieiiver vs. uarwm ro,
ion SiiaL-
.). I!) Mil"
Istress. I "
'obb & C'oj,
burg and II. H. Shoemaker, No,
term, 1884. Capais for illegal dint
II. Walter Dawson vs. John Cobb&
No. 4 September term, 1884. Summons
in trespa.su, assnmpsit.
12. Mary E. VVareham vs. Butl'alo, New )
York aud Philadelphia Railroad Compa- ?
ny, No. 14 September term, 1831. Sum-
Binns in trespass on the case. 1
13. Dalo A Lawrence vs. J. M. Haslett. '
No. 48 September term, 1884. Summons
cae in asHmnnHif.
14. Honort Anderson vs. Samuel David--"
son it Co., No. 4 December term, 1884. i
Appeal from justice.
15. Thomas Hill vs. Samuel Baviils.n
A Co.. No. 5 Iiecemljer term, 18rf. Ap- 1
poal from justice. !
l(i. George Jennings vs. E. Russell, No. 1
6 December term, 1884. Appeal from jus- t
tiee. j
17. A. J. Landers vs. II. M. Ij. Dithrldgo t
and Georgo W. Dithridge, Jier husliand, ,
A'o. 38 December term, lbtri.- Summons to
render account.
CURTIS M. SHAWKEY,
I'rothouotarv.
Tionesta, Pa., Jan. 28, 1885.
License Notice. j .
Notico is hereby given that the follow
ing applications 'for License have been
tiled in my ortloe and w ill be presented ou
the fourth Monday of February next :
1. Thos. W. Corah, hotel, lfowe town
ship. 2. H. W. Mooie, eating house, llo"
township. j
3. "Aim. Carson, hotel, Howo township.
4. John Heiigaii, ImWl. Howe township.
5. John Woodcock, hotel, Harmony
township. -
6. John S. Caldwalf,'litel, Jenks town
ship. 7. 11. S. Broekway, iictol, T;onetta bor
ough. " ,
8. O. C. Brownell, hotel, Tionesta, bor
ough. Si, Charles Hiutoii, retail, Tionesta bor
ough. C. M. SHAWKEY, CJeik.
Tiouosta, Pa., Feb. 2d, 1885. - .
PROCLAMATIOfT
Wherkah, The Hon. W. T. Brown,
President Judge of the Court of Common
Pleas aud Quarter Sc-sions in and for
tho county of Forest, has issued -.Jus pre
cept for Holding a Court of CommOH,Flcis
Quarter Suasions, ut Tioiiehtii,' J'
the County of Forest, to commence ou tlto
Fourth Monday of Feb., being tho 23rd tlav
of Feb., 1885 Notico is therefore given tu
the Coroner, Justice of the Peace and C.m
HUblesof said county, that they be tiicn
and there iu their proper persons at tt n
o'clock, A. M., of aaid day, with their
records, inquisitions examinations aud
other icmeinbrances, to do these thiiiLS
which to their otliCes appertain to be done,
and lo those who are bound m recognizance
to prosecute ituainst the prisoners thai aio
or shall be in the jail of Forest County, thai
t'uey be then and there present to proecuta
against them as shall be iust. Given un-
! dcr my hand and seal this 2ilth day ot
January, A. II. i8j.
L. AGNEW, Sheriff.
K DDI7rSend six cents
for postage.
H I IlltU and rei-cive free a
cosily box
of goods which will help all, of sillier fccx
to more money ritlitaway than anything;
eliu in thiM woiit't. Fortunes await the
workers almoliuiy suie.
At otiee u0
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