WEDXESDAT MORNING, SEPT. 16, IMS,
DOROUGH OFFICERS.
large. Kl.I IIot.kman.
i:oun.,iumnn inorui want. JI. M. l'orn
tnnti, J. It. Clurlt, V. I Kllnesllvor,
rsoiun ward, J . ll. fonos, W. A. Kiglos,
.;in. winner.
. uKirrev or iue i-eace .1. t. J I ron ii an
. S. Knox.
(Innnttblr. Prllunr Airnnw.
Ni'honl Jiirrrttn nii. ' V. Robinson, A
II. Kelly, J. IT. Dingmnn, I). IS. Knox. J
v. Murniw, i-i. j4. HUVIH.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
Member of Congrtxn Ai.ex ANtimt C,
YV HITK.
Member of flennfeJ. (1. Ham..
4 txembly Pktkk Bhimiy.
J'reiilet JiidiieW. I). Brown.
.4ociars JiilgeC. K. Him., Lrwi
atinkr.
TrrrtAnrer VCh. RMKARnAraii.
Protkonntnry, Iteginter A teeonter, f c
Oortis M. SHAWKKY.
.Sheriff. 1jKona9.ii Aoxpw.
C'minMjfonffr Omvrr Byeri.y, Wm
RniF.i,n, J. It. CiiAmvicK.
County Snprrintenrient.T. E. Him.
Ann. IHntriet Attorney T. 3. VanGif.hkn.
Jury fin mm li'onr- II. O. IAYI9,
I'AIUII WAt.TKRM.
County Nnrvryar II. f WlflTTEKlN.
Mironcr lr .1. V. Mnimnw,
County A iirtitara J. A. Scott, Titos.
"BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TIOSXSTA LODGE
i. o. of 0. 3i
TVTKKTS every Tuesday evening, at 7
J L o'clock, m tho Ijodge IUxim in Far
trldgo'sllall. V.. I,. IIASLKT, N. O.
. W. SAWYER, See'y. 27-tf.
ljVHtlMT I.OIMJR, No. 184, A.O. U. W.,
I MectH every h ridny Evening in Odd
Vol lows' Hal I , 'Tionesta.
v. c. conrnN', m. w.
J. E. WEXK, Recorder.
CAPT. GIWRGK STOW POST,
No. 274, O. A. It.
Moot m th first Wednesday In each
iiionlh, In Odd Fellows Hall, Tionesta, Pa.
D. S. KNOX, Commander.
J. II. ANKW. 1 M. I'l.AUK.
A TTO It X K YS - A T-1 j A W ,
Elm SU Tionesta, Pennn.
rt J. VAX OIKSKX.
1 . ATTORNEY AT L.VW,
And District Attorney of Forest County.
I Mlieo in Court Uo'iho, Tionesta, Pu.
1? I.. DAVIS.
JVi. . ATTOItXKY-AT-TAW,
Tionesta, Pa.
t'oliw-tloM made In thlK end adjoining
1-OtllltipH.
Vl ILKS W. TATE,
i 1 A TTO It N E Y - A T- L A W,
I'd in Stwt,
Tlonosta. Pn.
f E. ItlTt'IIl'Y.
1 . ATTi
OUNEY-AT-T.aW,
TiniH'H'a, EorcHt County Pa.
1 A WHENCE HOUSE. Tion.'sta, Pa.,
J T. C. Jackson, Propriptor. Thin
lum m eentrally lotntod. Everything
new ami veil fiti-niolieil. Kupoiloi' Ae
roiuniodp.tioiiH and xti'ii't attention jrlvtMl
ti'irue.-ta. Vpiretalde and FrultK of all
HivJm ervod in tlietr Hea-in. Humjile
irom fur Coin mcrrlal Aentx.
CI EXT It A HOUSE, Tionevla. Pa.,
J O. C. jtrowiirll. PiMjirietor. This is a
new hotiHo, and lias (nt heen titte'd up tor
the aeeoniinodation of tli piiMie. A por
tion of tlio pntro-a'C of tlie pulilii' is uolie
lled. -Kl-ly.
1?AST HICKOKY ll TEL,
I J EAST HICKOKY, Pn..
J. W. Ham., Proprietor. This liouso i
iii-v and Iiam leen fninlsliod with new
liii'i.ltiiro tliroiitrliDiit. It is eentralley lo
ated, and lia n lirst-cliiHs Imrn in eonnect
lon with it. The traveling pnlilie will
titul It a pleasant stopping laee. First--luna
I.lverv in eonncrtloii with the Hotel.
TEXTUAL HOUSE, OIN CITY, PA.
J W. II. UOT1I. Proprietor.
The largest, Ilest I.oeated nml Furnished
House In the City. Near Union Depot.
JW. MORROW, M. D
. PHYSICIAN A SURGEON,
Late of Armstrong county, having locatod
in TiouoNta n prepvied to attend all pro
t'osslonat calls promptly and at nil hours.
OlUce in Sinoai lmuuh A Co.'n new lmild
in, ii ntuirs. OIlu-o hours 7 to H A. M.,
ond 11 to 12 M. ; 2 to 3 nnd (I) to 7) r. M.
.Smitlayn, t to 10 A. m. ; 2 to 3 and 61 to 7 j
r. m. ltesidenco in Chirk House, near
Port Onico. may-18-81.
WC. COnURN, M. P.,
. PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON,
Han had over ft fteeu years experiencn in
the practicB of liiw profession, having prad
nated legally and honorably May Jo, lutif).
Otliee and Itesideneo in Jin) no Rwk's
house, opposite tho M. E. Church, 'J'iones
ta, Pa. Aug. 2.1-1NK0
I ENTISTRY.
IJ DR. J. W. MORROW.
Having puu'hasod the materials Act., of
lr. Steadman, would respootlull v un
tiounee that ho will carry on tho Dental
t'lisinOHu in Tionesta. and having had over
n x years successful exporience, eoubiders
liiiusoll fully competent to give entire sat
isfaction. I shall always give my medi
cal practice the preference. mu'r22-tS2.
H.H. MiY. A. . KKLLY
MA 1', PAllK C CO.,
B AUKEES!
Corner of Elm A WulnutSts.Tlonesta.
Bank oi Discount and Deposit.
uterest allowed on Time Deposits.
Collections made on all the Principal points
of the U. S,
Collections solicited.
18-ly.
JYRKXZO FULTON,
Manufacturer of and Dealer in
HARNESS, COLLARS, BRIDLES,
And all kinds of
HORSE FURNISHING GOODS.
inaylSl TON EST A. PA.
DTiRIBElor the Ki;ruiiLicAj, ouly
$1.50 per annum.
4
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Coiiilcnanl Time Tahiti Tlonema Htatlon.
KOKTn. I ROUTK.
Zrn'n 28 7 nTrain 0:rr, am
JrnindZ 7:4H am 'Train 211 1:1H pm
Train 3 :01 pmlTrain 31.... 8:10 pm
i rain North, and Trln 2(1 South car
ry mo iiiau.
Uoited rreshylerian eervicei wil
bo lield la the Presbyterian church
next Sabbath, morning and evening,
All aro cordially invited to attend
Kev. Jno. 11. May, will officiate.
Preaching io the M. E. Church
next Sunday eveuing by F. M. Small
Trefibylerian Sabbath School at
9:45 a. m.; M. E. Sabbath School at
10 a.m.
The woods aro beginning to show
the autumnal tint.
Caurt convenes next Monday for
the trial of civil and criminal cases,
Mrs. Chas. Raisig is visiting Mr,
Iw, s pnrents in Plumer, Pa., this week
J. W. Searls, a well known oi
scout, passed through the burg yester
day.
John Mtienzenberger is having
an 18x20 addition built to his dwel
ling house.
Miss Emma Krecb of Corry, is
visiting lier sister, Mrs. Ed. Ileibel
this week.
Squirrels are not very plenty yet
One is about the largest string thus
fur brought iu.
-The Tidioute iTeuvt reports the re
cent arrival of a boy at Hon. N. P,
Wheeler's of Tidioute.
Geo. Carr has his new meat mar
ket in running order in the building
next Lawyer Davis office.
Mr. Geo. S. Lacy of Allegheny
City, was with his sons at their mills
a few days of lnot week.
Cupt. II. M. Hughes, a promi
nent citizen of Franklin died on
Wednesday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Scowden have
returned from their wedding tour and
will soon go to housekeeping.
Mr. Aaron Hoot and wife of
Hickory township, are enjoying the
the sigh's at the Clarion fair this week.
Mrs. Quintain Jamieson, who ho9
been quite ill for some time pHst, is
improving steadily, her friends will be
pleaced to learn.
Thus fur this week the weather
has luen something like itself. It's
he first spell we've had for a month
and is very welcome.
-tThe preachers are having a mat
riiuoniitl harvest now. After the
first of October we opine there'll bo a
learth iu that line for a time.
Dr. Morrow departed for his old
home in Armstrong county, Monday
morning, on business. lie does not
expect to return before Friday.
District Attorney Van (Jiesen re
turned from his Kansas visit yester
day. We havn't seen Tom. to find
out how he liked the lay of the land
out there.
We are unable to give the M. E.
Conference appointments of this dis
trict to-day, but learn that Rev.
Small has beeu returned to this place,
which will he 'ood news to his many
frieods.
We hetr it intimated that Editor
Whittaker of the Venango Spectator
is likely to bo the next postmaster of
I' rauklin. Since it is evident the
office will soon have a Democratic iu
cumbeut, it will serve the old veteran
just right if he is appoiuted. No bus
iness to be a Democratio editor, any
way. Prof. Crisp, who is instructing
our band in music, is a first class mu
sician and teacher. He comes here
from Punxsutawney. He instructed
various bands at Franklin, Greenville
aud other points. He has had great
experience, having beon with tho Brit
ish Array in India, China, and New
Zealand in the Military band. Also
at the time of our late war in the
British Navy in the Marine band.
He is equal to the situation.
Mr. C. C. Lowry, the wide-awake
Excursion agent of the B., N. Y. &
P. R'y, was here last Wednesday ar
ranging for the grand excursion to
Niagara Falls to-morrow, Sept. 17th.
The train leaves this station at 6:00 in
the morning, and will arrive at the
Falls at 1:00 p. m., returning will
leave Niagara at 7:00 p. m., giving
excursionists six hours in which to
view the many wonderful sights, plen
ty of time. It is a sight well worth
goiog to see, especially when - the fare
is but $2.50 for the round trip. 7)on't
fail to be op time G o'clock.
Peter Goenther was last Thurs
day taken to the North Warren Asy
l CI nrt
mm oy oneriu Agnew. i'or some
time past his friends have observed
that the condition of his mind was
growing worse, and it was deemed
best to have him removed to the above
institution in the hope of benefitting
if not entirely curing, him of hi
trouble.
Geo. Raab, Tionesta's sleek bar
ber, is the victim this time. His bride
is one of the fair daughters of Oi
City, and tho interesting event oc
curred in that city on Monday evening
last, as per notice elsewhere published
Prosperity, happiness, long life, etc
etc., to you and yours, George, and
may your cares be little ones. Next
gentleman.
Calvin and Emanuel Weller,
George Stephenson and Harry Alle
bach returned Friday evening from a
two weeks trip to Forest Co. They
"put up" about seven miles from Ma-
rienville with an old trapper and had
a no staven cood time " Thev
brought back black berries enough for
. .a - rf
about eight dozen cans, besides recol
lections of bad weather, snakes, etc.
Emlcntori' Newit.
We understand that Judge Irwin
has beard from the Patent Office in
relation to the chemical roof paint re
ccntly "invented" by him. The cor
respondent informs him that the U.
ft. .hxamiuer has set on his case, but
unfortunately for the Judge the u. 8,
e. sat down on his invention so hard
that his prospects for a fortune out of
it is knocked into a cocked hat. The
Judge informed his "partner" that the
admixture, or most of it, had been
known to the patent office boys for
something less than a hundred years.
a rieni royai entertainment is
A .-L , . .
booked to take place at the Court
House next Monday evening. It will
consist of an exhibition of works of
art, vocal and instrumental music by
some of the best talent the town af
fords, readings and recitations by
Miss Laura Keller, the superb elocu
tionist, a song by "Ye OMe Folke,"
&c, &c. It will be well worth hear
ing no doubt, and as the proceeds are
to go toward defraying expenses in
curred in repairing the M. E. Church,
should he patronized liberally.
The fair nt Warren last week,
notwithstanding the unfavorable
weather at the start, was one of the
best held in this section of the State,
so pronounced by good judges. Their
entries numbered over 2000, and the
display was about as fine as is gener
ally seen at a county fair, especially
their live stock. There was some
hing to attract and interest all tastes,
and truly the managers and people of
V arren can well be proud of their
second fair. The attendance on Thurs
day is variously estimated at from
8,000 to 10,000 people.
Amos F. Ledebur of Starr, For
est county, Pa has secured the agen
cy for the American Fruit Evaporat
or, which is a new invention to this
section, and should occupy a place in
the orchard of every farmer.. It is so
arranged that it can be set up any
where and can be manipulated by a
bud. It dries apples and retains all
the natural flavor and color, and
there is no use of allowing a particle
of fruit to go to waste if you have one
of them on your place. They are
sold at a price within reach of any
farmer. Apply to Mr. Ledebur for
circulars and any information.
Peterson's Magazine for October
makes us marvel more than ever how
so beautiful a monthly eait he pub-
ished for so low a price. The princi
pal engraving on steel, "The Star of
the Night," is a portrait of one of
the lovliest of women, and looks as if
painted from life. There are two col
ored patterns in embroidery; a mam
moth colored fashion-plate ; a fctory
profusely illustrated; and some fifty
wood-cuts of fashions, work-table pat
terns, etc The price of this "lady's
favorite" is but two dollars a year,
with great deductions to clubs. Ad
dress Charles J. Peterson, 306 Chest
nut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
NOTICE.
All persons are hereby notified and
warned not to'purchase from Alpheua
Graham, a judgment note for one bun.
red dollars, dated May 13th, 1885,
payable in six months from date.
Signed by me aud guaranteed by D.
W. Clark. As said note was given iu
fraud, and therefore payment will be
resisted by me. J. L. Walteiis.
September 15, 1885.
An editor died and slowly wend,
ed his way down to where he supposed
a warm reception awaited him. Tho
devil met him and seid : "For many
years thou hast borne the blame of
tho bad spelling that the printer has
gotten ofT in the paper, the paper has
gone on for 81.50; also the $1.50 has
often failed to come in. Thy printer
has bedevilod theo for wages Saturday
night when thou hadet not a darned
farthing to thy namo. Men have tak
en thy paper without .aying for it
and then cursed thee for not getting
up a better paper. All these things
thou liant home in silence thou canst
not come in here." Aud he fired him
As he did so he murmured to himslf :
"Heaven's his home, aud besides if we
let him come in Ikth he would have
been dunning his delinquent subscrib
ers, and thereby creating discord."
Detroit Free Press.
Ballou's Magazine for October is
a choice number, and worthy the at
leiition of the remjiug public. First
there is an illustrated article on the
Society Ielands, iu tho Pacific, and
near the now famous Caroline Islands
claimed hy Germany. Then follows
that thrilliug story, 'Lewey and I;
or, Sailor Boys' Wanderings," by
7 TT O-l tr .,
iii. ii. monies, men mere are
short stories, poetry, household mat
ters, funny articles, curious subjects,
engravings, puzzle pages, etc., $1.50
per year. Published by Thomes &
Talbot, 23 Hawley St., Boston, Mass,
Grand Army Day at Erie.
vuo oi me "oia vets, who was
there furnishes us with the following
account of the reunion at Erie last
week :
On the morning of tho 10th the 83d
met at Olds Hall. Resolutions on
deaths of Chaplain O. B. Clark and
Sergt. Zuver were passed. The ladies
of the 83d gave a grand banquet to
that regiment at 12 at Olds Hall
The officers for next meeting were
chosen by the selection of A. B. Ed-
son of Meadville, President; Vice
Presidents, Capt. D. S. Knox of Tio
nesta, and Col. P. B. Carpenter of
Conneautville; Secretary, M. B. Gof
ford of Erie.
The day was favorable, and the pro-
cessiou was grand ; it started at 2
o clock and marched through the
principal streets. It is estimated
there were over 1'OUO in line. A trip
iu boats was taken to the head of the
peninsula, where a banquet aud gen
eral reunion was had. It was a day
long to be remembered both by the
veterans and citizens who witnessed it,
and was iu every sense of the word
success.
Ut the veterans of forest county
present are the following, viz : G. W,
Bovard, J. B. Agnew, Nick Weant, S.
D. Irwin, D. S. Knox, Wm. Albaugh,
Jas. Johnson. D. W. 'Clark. Geo.
Iindoian, John Beilin, Ab. Kinney.
Agnew, Irwin, Berlin and Hindmau
were accompanied by their wives.
Hon. John A. Proper and Hon. J. G.
Dale were there with the boya all the
time, aud seemed to enjoy the occa
sion. Mies Ketta Proper was also
there with her father, and Forest
county seemed to be about as well
represented as any of the places as
distant from Erie, in proportion to
the population. Taken altogether the
holiday will long be remembered as it
was so well celebrated.
Kellettville Items.
Miss Anna Kiser is rusticating
in
this place.
Mr. Andrews has purchased the old
school house and intends erecting a
grocery.
Mr. Cook and wife of Clarendon,
were the guests of Mr. II. Groce a few
days since.
While Geo. Stitzinger was cutting
wood for Mr. Wolfe, his axe glanced
striking him in the left foot and in
flicting a severe gash. Ha is recover-
ng as fast as can be expected.
S. Shaw and J. II. Walters are hew
ing timber for C. M. Wbiteman.
Wm. Tobey gave this town a flying
visit yesterday morning.
Alonzo Graham is helping J. Bailey
to cut logs for a few days.
Sept. 12, '85. Visitor.
Boots and Shoes.
New Stock for Winter wear ; Meu's,
Boys, and Children's Leather and
Rubber Boots. Women's, Misses, aud
Children's Fine and Common Shoes.
Also Rubbers of all kinds; and Bird
Cages; low prices to suit the times.
3t, Wm. Smearjiaugii & Co. .
THE M. E. C01STEKENCE.
The semi-centennial session of the
Erie M. E. Conference was hold at
Sharon, Pa., Sept. 1(1, in the First
Episcopal Church. Bishop L. W.
Merrill presided. The roll-call showed
VM brethren present. Rev. I. II.
Beck was elected Secretary, Rev. W.
W. Painter Recording Secretary.
Rev. A. JI. Holmes Statistical Secre
tary, and the Revs. C. M. Morse, A.
R. Rich and W. N. Stone Assistant
Secretaries. Tho committee to nom
inate standing committees reported
nnd the report was adopted. The re
port of the Treasurer of the Centenary
Fund Society, with a draft for $132,
was presented. Rev. S. E. Ryan was
appointed Conference Postmaster.
Ti e case of J. M. Dewoody, nsking
an appeal from decision of quarterly
conference atTionesta, was presented ;
the conference entertained npieal.
t .. . i. .1 .
v ii iiimiun wie case was roterreu to a
committee of fifteen members of con
ference. J. Graham, O. W. Clark and
(). L. Mead were appointed a com
mittee to nominate the persons to try
the case. The following persons were
nominated and elected by conference :
O.O. McEntire, R.C. Smith, P. P.
Pinney, R. A. Stubbs, Ji. M. Foster,
I. W. Schofield, 13. F. Wade, E. R
Knapp, T. P. Warner, I. D. Darling,
J. II. Herron, R. M. Warren, E. R.
Creed, C. C. Hunt and R. F. Delo.
The thirteenth question was taken up,
and Cyrus II. Frainpton, Wm. H.
Runce, Francis M. Small, Frank R
Peters, Reatty P. Linn and Charles
O. Mead, having passed a satisfactory
examination in the required studies,
and their character, was passed and
they were advanced to the second
class of deacons. Samuel P. Douglass
not haviDg appeared before the com
mittee of examination, his character
passed and he was continued in the
first clas of deacons. The fourteenth
question was taken up, and W. J
Barton, W. A. Raker, P. J. Slattery,
II. A. Teats, S. E. Ryan, C. W. Mi
ner, C. Jones, J. II. Reeley, George
Collier and A. C. Ellis, having passed
a satisfactory examination were elect
ed to elders' orders. W. II. Swartz
passed a satisfactory examination,
but not having exercised the office of
a traveling deacon for but one year,
was continued as a deacon of the sec
ond class. The court for the hearing
of the appeal of J. M. Dewoody was
organized, with G. W. Clarke, chair
man. J. P. Fradenburg, A. Wheeler
and II. II. Moore were recognized as
counsel for appellant. On motion all
documents pertaining to this case
were referred to the committee. On
motion Presiding Elder Bray and Z.
Armstrong were allowed to ehoose
their assistant counsel.
List of Patents.
List of Patents granted by the U,
S. Patent Office, to citizens of Peon
sylvaoia, for the week ending, Tues
day, Sept. 8th, 1885, reported express
ly for the Forest Republican,
through tho Patent Law Offices of
Duffy & Brashears, 607 7tb St. N. W.,
opposite the U. S. Patent Office,
Washington, D. C. :
J. Agnew, Allegheny, pipe coup
liug; G.Allen, Franklin, converting
motion ; M. Armingtoo, Spring City,
oven shelf; G. W. Beaver, Mann's
Choice, thill-coupling ; L. C. Benson,
Susquehanna, siding gauge ; J. Bitten
beuder, Miflinville, apple-parer; G.
W. Blair, Pittsburgh, apparatus for
cooling glass molds; J. W. Cloud,
Altoona, lens; F. Dawson, Br., Wil-
liarasport, harrow; C. II. DeWitt,
Weatherly, gage-cock ; J. J. Everson,
Pittsburgh, draft regulator; R. P.
Garsed, NorriBtown, air-pump; C. II.
Grambs, North Abingtoii, car coup
ling; S. M. Guss, Reading, shear
blade; T. E. Haak, Womeldorf, egg
beater &c. ; J. O. Haas, Helper, lathe ;
L. B. Haruer, PottsvilJe, bottle-filler;
S. M. Hess, Bloonisburg, culm-bar.
T. B. Howe, Scrauton, filter ventilat
or ; L. D. Kemerer, Scranton, car
coupling; F. F. Landis, Wayncsbor
ough, traction wheel; D. C. Mark
Towanda, mowing machine, (2 pat
ents); T. L. McKeen, Easton, car
coupling, (2 patents) ; J. B. Miller,
Wilkesbarre, grate bar; J. Murpbey,
Pittsburgh, cork cutting machine; J.
W. Pertz, Pittsburgh, power machine
for actuating steam hammers etc. ; D.
W. Porter, Pittsburgh, key seating
machine ; J. R. Powell, Plymouth,
miner's squib; W. Scbiuipf, Shenan
doah, circulating boiler ; J. E. Wyu-
koop, Pottsville, making composition
for pavements; A. N. Wolf, Allen-
town, separator.
Confirmation Notice.
Notice is hurciiy k'vc that ThoiuuH J.
liowman, Uuardiau of Kda K. t'lemin;,
lias lilod ins liiml account iu my otUcuuud
the same will be presented for Continua
tion at t ti V next term of Court.
h C. M. SII AWKKY,
C Clerk Orphans Court.
TioneBta, I'a.,. A uk. 21, lstM. .
J. T. Brennan has now for "wle1
136 acres of warrant 5213 and 5214,
Kingsley Twp., probably on the new
oil belt. Also 108 acres of warrant
5186, and 79 acres of warrant 5187,.
in same twp. 1000 acres, warrant
No. 2836, Tionesta township. 390'
acres, warrant No. 5186, Kingsley
township. 143 acres, known as "Lil--lie
Farm," Allegheny township, Ve
nango Co. 70 acres near Enterprise,,
Warren county. 6m.
MARRIED.
Mccormick nuTLEit-At the Presby-
terlan parsonage, Tionesta, Pa., Sept. 10, .
1885, by Rev. J. Hickling, Mr. W. W..
McCormick and Miss Francos Duller,
both of Tylersburir, Pa.
PAKKIIURST-IJUCIIANNAN At tho '
Presbyterian parsonage, Tionesta, Sept.
II, 1885, by Rev. J. Ilicklinp;, Mr. James
H. Parkhurst, of Marionville, Forest
Co., Pa., and Miss Eliza Buchannan, of '
llockland, Venango county, Pa,
11AAII MOYNIIIAN At Oil City, on"
Monday evening, Sept. 14, 18.85, by Rev.
Father Carroll, Mr. Ooorgo Raab, of Ti
onesta, and Miss Mary Agnos Moynl--lian,
of Oil City.
CUNNINGHAM IIEPLER At the M.
E. parsonage, Tionesta, on August 10,
1885, by Rev. F. M. Small, Mr. E. Cun
uingham of Kiltanning, Pa., and Miss
Ella Heplerof Shippcnville, Clarion Co.,
Pa.
PROCLAMATION.
Wherkas, The Hon. W. I). Brown,
President Judgo 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, for
the County of Forest, to commence on the
Third Monday of Sept., being- the 21st dav
of S-pt., 1885. Notico ia therefore given to
the Coroner, Justice of the Peace and Cou
atablesof said county, Uiat they be then
and there in their proper nersona at ten
o'clock, A. M.. of said dav. with their
records, inquisitions examinations and
other remembrances, to do those things
which to their otllces appertain to be done.
and to those who are bound iu recognizance
to prosecute against tho prisoners that aro
or shall be in the jail of ForostCounty, that
they be then and there present to prosecute
against them as shall be just. Given un
der my hand and seal this 24th day of
AllgUHt, A. u. JOOO.
L. AGNESV, Sheriff.
COMMISSIONERS' SALE OF LANDS.
BY VIRTUE of various Acta of Assem
bly of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl
vania made and provided, we. tho under
signed Commissioners of Forest County,
will expose to sale by public vendue or
outcry at the Court House, in Tionesta.
iiorougn.on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, A. D. 1885.
at 2 o'clock p. m., the following described
tracts ci lanu, viz:
HOWE TOWNSHIP.
War. Sub. Acres. How Assessed.
3-9 of
300 Eldridge James.
2i N agent Thomas.
HARMONY TWP.
DO DF Copeland fl Thomp
son. 1(10 Smilev Pr fl Getcholl.
161 Amyl)W.
50 Kepler J M & Co.
35 Cochran It G fl Graudin
farm,
12 Harris David fl McGinly
50 Brown Bros.
5 SigginaJJ.
1 60 Herkimer Oil Co.
60 Brodie R C.
TIONESTA 1IOHO. t
4 Dalzoll.
TIONESTA TWP.
UK) Mong Aquilla,
115 Copeland Otis Heirs.
100 Zuck David 11 Dale J A.-
30 Winans J fl inlands.
.'823 1-18 ti71 John A Buckner.
2fc!tl 1-6 of
300 Bonnehoof A others fl
West.
5 Sickles (JO.
2823 1-32 33J John F. L,udlinir.
50 Pittsburgh Oil Co.
IS Hepbu .-n A Carl.
J. It. Ciiadwick,
OLl"KR Bykrly,
W. I). SUIKL.DS,
Attest, Co. Commissioners.-
J. T. Btksnan, Clerk.
TIIIAI, LIST.
Causes set down for trial In tho Court of '
Common Picas of Forest County Pa., on
ine iiiiiu rionday ot September, A. i. .
1885 :
1. John T. Dalo and Joseph G. Dale et al
vs. John B. Legnard, No. 14, February
term, 1883. Summons in covenant.
. James B. Pcarsall vs. It. S. Winlack.
No. 38, September term, 1883. Summons -in
trespass.
3. Win. r . heeler, at al. vs. Jacob M.
Kepler. No. 8 May term, 1881. Summons-
in ejectment.
4. David L. Beaver vs. Garson Sham
burg tt al, No. 18 May term, 1881. Capitis
in trespass.
i. David Ij. Beaver vs. Garson Sham-
burg et al. No. 19 May term. 1881. Cauais
in trespass.
(i. Walter Dawson vs. John Cobb fc Co.. .
No. 4, September term, 1884. Summons
in trespass.
i. Marv I'.. Warehani vs. Buiialo, Now
York ami Philadelphia liuilroad Compa
ny, No. 14 September term, 1884. Sum-
mons in trespass.
8. George W. Jennings vs. E. Itussell.
No. 6 December term, 1884. Appeal from
justico.
ii. n.ivia u. uiintor vs. Michael Fitz
erald Sr. et al, No. 31 December term. .
1884. Appeal from justice.
10. Geo. S. Hunter etal. vs. Smith and
Willey, No. 24 February torm, 1885. Ap
peal from justice.
11. O. W. Proper vs. Geo. J. Iju-v et al. .
No. 30 February term, 1885. Summons iu
trespass.
u. Havlij Jiuck vs. Charles Murphv. .
No. 82 February term. 1885. Appeal from .
justice.
13. J. D. Hillings et al. vs. J. T. Lewis,
Administrator, No. 24 May term, 1885. .
Summons in cjectmeut.
14. Aaron Brock way vs. Stoner Broth
ers, No. 54 May term, 1885, Summons in
trespass,
15. Andrew Small vs. Smith and Wil
ley, No. 4 September term, 1885. Appeal
from justice.
lti. T. 11. Cobb vs. S. R. Sjx ueer, Sr., .
No. 8 September term, 1S.O, Appeal froui
j usticu.
Attcct, C. M. SIIAWKEY, '
ProthouoUirv..
Tioucita, Pa., Aug, 21, 1885. -
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