WEDSEJDAT IOKMH, DEC. 16, ISSS.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.
2nrgeit. Em Holf.ma.
wamen North ward, it. M. Fore
man, J. K. Clark, W. L. Klinestiver.
South ward, J, H. Fonos, W. A. Eagles,
Chat, Bonner.
Jujsltne of (As i'orto J. T. Breniian,
Ctrufutif -Prltner Ajrnavr.
ItnAool Director (I. W. Itobmwon, A.
B. Kelly, J. H. Dlnginan, I). S. Knox, J.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
Wrm.
Member of&wite3. G. IIalj..
Antembly Pie-ritR Bkrt.
Prtrtdmt JuttgtYf. D. Bn-j.
C.
om'a( Jufge$C. A. I ill, Lxwis
WaAur-r-w
l'roth(,noUiry,RfriMrJtiiteortr,&t.--
ui. . . .
omriff.-liSORASD AOKrW,
..nEStf! u:cariRK.1,yERI'T' WM"
yu;ertateaf-nt J. K. Hill-
A Kit.
IHUrief Attorney T. J. VakGikhsn
j ttry tmm1nnerai. . Pavis,
JuiARIO WAI.TKRS.
t. ount f Surveyor n. O. WniTTKKlw.
I'orontr Dr. J. W, Mopnow.
County Anditrr3. A. SCOTT, Thob,
"ousl NESS D I R E CTO R Y .
TIONESTA LODGE
No. 309,
I Ll .
I. O. of O. T?.
VI JIETS evwry Tnostay evenlns;, at 7
ii o piok, in lbs ixxiiro Ilnotn in 1'ar
Irtdjro'aUaU.
. W RERK, W. .
1. W. BaWTKR, 8ee'r. 27-tr.
1 Vll l?T liUUlP V IU II IT W
Mmita every Friday Evening iu Odd
:.ow- nail, TlonfMtn.
. B. CANKIKLD, M. W.
J. V WKNK, Recorder.
C1PT. OKOItOK STOW TOT,
J 274, O. A. 11.
?!x-a on the nrxt wednoftday in oauh
uio iUi, In Odd KollowM Mall, Tlonenta, Pa.
II. h. IvXiA, t oimunuder,
J.t.AOSr.W. P.M. CLARK.
r AG.MOAV Ac OVIllT,
ATTOKNKYS-AT-LAW,
J Jul ISt, Tioiiofcta, Penna.
T.
VAN'HIKSKX.
ATTORN ICY AT I, AW.
AnJ II.Htri(4 Attorney ol' Foient County.
)l'.it In Court Uo.nte, TioneRUi, Pa.
f. L. DAVIS.
J- ATTORNKY-AT-I.AW,
Tionesta, Pa.
iVtiwiJona mailo ia this ami adjnlnlnjj
VIIUU(H.
ii u.m XV. TATF.
i'l ATTOttXr.V-AT-I.AW.
Ktm Bt riy-t,
Ti.nxta. Pa.
'p F. R1TW1FY.
ATTORXF.Y-AT-LaVV,
TUmrn'a, Forest Ciuniy Pa.
1 A YV lit: N ( K I K) UM Ti oroTc7PnT,
I T. V. JarkKon, Propriotor. 'I'lii
lit iwa la Of ntrally Jointed. Kverythinir
liw iukI v!l fiuiiishoil. 8lifeilor An--..mio(ltU'is
nnd Mtrli t nttntinu K'vpn
Y i.-n-t. VoirrtaUlrM and Fruit of all
kuiUwrved in their xoaw.n. N;iiijie
. jrt.n ror I'oininercinl Afi-nt.
"ll'.N'TltA U HOfSi; Tioiii.pa
J n, v,. Mrownxll, Proprietor. TMh in a
ii'iMf iHiitst', Hiid ha jiiKt been titled up tor
nut a.wiuinio.i:tiiot .t inn puiillc A pur'
lion .4'lui" pulmurtgc of thu pnbliit is Fnlin.
i'fd. -f,-lr
11WTKAI. HOt'SK. OIL CITY, PA.
XJ W. II, ROTII. Projiriotor,
Tht t'wet, Ittwt Ixicaled and Furnished
ltiua. In tliw City. Xear I'nion Dopnt.
MORItOW, M. P..
Til YSfCI AN A. RURGKOX.
ljdpir Ariuxtronc eounty, having located
iu Tin -out in prepured to ultond all pro
Kwfclonal paIU prouiitty and nt nil hours.
t'CTu'v ) .1 Kmem Imoirh t Co.'h new build
Inif, ii; Htairi, Oirioo hour 7 to H a. v.,
mid 1 1 o Vi M. : 2 to 3 and B to 7 J i. m.
nwn.lu , 0 to 10 a. M. ; !! to 3 and 01 to 7i
r. m. Kesidouoe in Clark lionise, near
Pirt OJloc. inay-18 81.
Wt. COIIUKN. M. D., "
PHTSICIAV Jt SURGEON,
1 li lit .1 over fifteen years experience in
tho practice of his profeKion, having grad
uulpil i gaily and honorably May 10, IMS.
Otllo'i and Reaidenno tn'Juriire Ret-k'a
kone. opjHiKita tho M. K Cluireh. Tiones
. Fa ' Any. 25-1S80
UK ! . TISTRY.
DU. J.W. MORROW,
lliitiiia; pnrrlMsad tlie matoriaia An., of
)ir. tendMian, woold reapec-tiullv an-iuri-o
tliat lie will carry on the Dental
buaii ewi in Tionesta, and having hal over
aix ; ears KiHS-esslul experience, considers
hiomll fully oompetcnt to jrlve entire Bnt
Ula lion. I ahull al wa.vn Rive my inecli
oal practioa the preference. - ina'r22-82,
" MAT. A. B. KKLLY
MA r, PARK CO.,
B A E B S !
i'xwm of F.lnt it Wain utSta. Tionesta.
Rink ol DitooHiit and Deposit.
Interest allowed on Time Deposit.
Uutteotlou made on all the Principal points
of the U.S.
Collections solicited.
18-ly.
jyiRUNZO FULTON,
Manufacturer of and Dealer in
HARNESS, COLLfiRS, BRIDLES,
And all kinds of
HORSE FURNISHING GOODS.
may 4 81
TONE8TA. PA.
H. C. WHITTEKIN.
Civil Engineer and Surveyor.
TIONKSTA PA.
I.and and Railway Surveying a Specialty,
MK"ut't!r, So!ar or Trianitulation burvev
in. lSet of Instrument and -work,
Tortnu on application.
QimscniltK ftr tho ItBrraMOA,- only
O ijii per annum,
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
: cr-zrt:
('niratitd Time Talilr TMatm Stiattoa.
lfOBTH. BOUTII.
1 rai n li ;7 inTrain 03 10:65 am
rain ain Train 29 1;H urn
1 rain 80..... 4:01 ptulTrain 31... . 8:10 pm
i rain w North, aud Train 2:1 South oar
ry in mail.
Preaching iu the M. E. Church
next Sunday evening by F. M. Small
Presbyterian Sabbath School at
9:45 o. m.; M. K. Sabbath School at
10 a. in.
Bom yesterday rooming, to Mr.
and Mrs. V m. Blum, a son.
An educational meeting will be
held at Star ichool home on Saturday
evening, Deo. 19.
niuiur ixmiT cime noma iroro
A ..I.... 1 ll i .
the went last Friday for a short visit
I With hlB liarotlt mwl frinrirta
.....i.n.
Nu" fr killing deer is
an uu lor iiuu year. Bo let there
be an end to thu killing of deer.
Robert Iluddlesoo returned yes
terday from a prolonged trip to West
Virginia and the Westorn vouutry
Stephen Bush returned from Lis
sojourn of two yeara in Allegheny on
Saturday last, looking fat and robust
About three or four more inches
of mow would make delightful sleigh
ing, the roads being in excellent con
dition for it.
D. W. Clark expects to move in
to hia hew mansion next week. We
wish you a Merry Christmas and Hap
py New Year, Web.
Teacher Kerr, of the advanced
room, was too much indisposed with a
severe clJ, to leach ou Monday and
luesday of this week.
Billy Pollock, a former Tiouesta
lad, has returned for a time, after an
absence 6f several years, part of which
he spent in South America.
Derrick : J"ji in the name of the
new town now building in tho Kane
oil geld. It ia in compliment to the
two Joe's Craig and Cappeau.
Parlies have leased several hun
,re(1 Bcres nt territory Irom T. D Col
i i . .
line and the Messrs Lncy. in Green
towvshtp, with the intention ofiinking
tome Ic-i't tells.
IVachera in this vicinity should
bear iu mind the local institute to be
held in the scho.il bousn ot this place
next Saturday, commencing at 9
m. am! lutiii)g till o:o0 p. ui.
Miss Luu i a Keller departed this
morning for Ridgway, where the will
contribute lie r fine qualities as an el
ocutinmst toward making Elk Coun
ty's teachers' iuilitute u succeiss.
Mr. li'ihinsou wUa a;aiii called to
Keyiiol,Bville last week to the bedride
of his sister, vihne condition had be
come alarmingly worce, and at last
accounts little hope was eutertained
cf ,er recovery
One week from next Friday and
the merry Christmas-tide will be with
us again, or we with it. Don't let the
day pais without making happy each
little expectant heart with some small
gift. Look after the little ones first.
Court convenes next week, but as
there will be no grand jury the time
will be occupied iu the trial of civil
causes. The calendar coutains but
serco cases yet some of them will be
long winded affairs if they come to
trial.
Tl. fc J i i ,
iuu uou coys nave tuned up
after giving their mouths a two
mouths rest, this time uuder the li
rection of Prof. O. II . Brady, of L)u
Bois, who promises to bring them out
with a good blowing capacity by
spring.
The handsomo dwelling bouts of
JUr. J. C. Coruwell, of Stoiieboio, Pa ,
was destroyed by fire on the 2d iust.
Mr. Corn well's los will be about
$6,000, the building being worth $12,
000, upon which be had uu insuracce
of $6,000.
The Assessors of this borough
have completed their work. The val
uation, exclusive of watches and mon
ey at interest, amounts to $104,000,
and the watches aud money, atsefaable
only for State purposes, amount to
something like $60,000.
The J rill has beeo started on a
new well io Tionesta tovrnship, locat
ed on Hemlock creek, ou what
known as the Gilmore tract, Warrant
2824. Ahlshouse & Steinberg are tbe
parties putting down tbe well, and
they expect to push it down as
lively as possible. It is about 6
miles from this place. Quite likely
another well on tbe farm of Adam
Botzer, a short distance t the south-
ABUl nfttu ak. - ' 1 I I
"V "u" eUlure, wui ue com-
menced soon ; at least so it is reported.
K. B. Brown, the veteran editor,
is now running the Mettenger-Demo-crat
of Meadville, which insures the
Democrats of Crawford county as
good an organ as it is possible for a
Democratic paper to be. Mr. Brown
has our best wishes for financial1 suc
cess. On Christmas Eve the M. E.Sab
bath school will render a beautiful
cantata at the Court House, and on
New Years Eve the Presbyterian Sab
bath school will have a tree in the
church. Both events are looked for
ward to with great pleasure and ex
pectation by the young people.
Geo. Sawyer received the sad in
telligence last Thursday that his sis
ter, Mrs Burnham, had died sudden
ly ot her home io Boston, and he went
on to attend the funeral h will be
remembered she was here only a coup
le of months ago to pay him a visit, 9,,ir'l everything to be just right. '"I''"'g bedstead ; G. W. Geissenhain
it being their first meeting ju 17 years. One of hii views called "the barrel er-I'i'hurgh, fire place floor ; W. B.
Tionesta ruav nnn tha fl"0(J," ehowt how delays are often Gleason, Albion, ribbon and lace ex-
blessings of natural gas., if the notice 'Unrol,s'- It was the great flood of l,i,,ilnr measure; E. W. Gold
f applicttion for charters published 18G5, whe" tt" BcroS9 1,18 river w" 8rrailh' Pi,,sburt,h- d(,vice for laying
in this isue ar-any criterioDs. Letit llke a "a, and tho Fair ground whs "3" res; W. A. Hoevler, Springdale,
come and welcome. We're ready to
dump our old soft-coal furnace into
the alley any minute aud take on g.
It's (he coming beat, and the sooner
it comes the belter.
Don't forget the exercises of Stow
Post at tbe Court Home this evening.
They promise to be quite interesting
Unte u a f H I, T "hop. to see if they stopped metic.l work ; F. P. Rea.e, Pittston,
Jcet e ov Tn bt IWnl n M"Unt exteueib'e fety cartridge; D. C. Rip
tm hl l ? a Y J ' Carpenter's chance. II. hustled hi. O. B. Swift, Pittsburgh, man-
will be on hand with a number of the
band mml,,. -! .
... . . T
uiuoic. ne win mil) lead a ma In
oau mile
quartet with the cornet. Turn out.
Tl,. T..iQ. CI 1 pa:..., f.
uv4.v. vauiun jur
Uecember has reached us, and a bril
,
iaut number it is, teeming as it does
witna luml of pleasant reading f,.r
m .
.u l..i:. t ....r.i ..
" iuii itAauy uaeiui SUpgesiloOB
pertaining to fancy work for the ladies
are always found in the Cabinet, aud
as it comes so cheaply, only $1.25 per
annum, ought to be sit every bouse
bold. Published at 22 Vesey St., N. Y,
R. Z Gillespie, teacher of Hunter
Station school makes the following re
port for month euding Dec. 7: No,
enrolled 30; average atlendauce 26;
per cent, of attendance 94; No. of
visitors 22. Those present every day,
Johu, Jack, Patrick, Will and Flor-
, , . .
Urchestration is coming more aud
moro into use in the churches herea
bouts. Iu Oil City the Methodist aud
II !- . . . . ...
i resoyterian choirs have added to
their organs a violin, comet aud flute
Whatever be the result of these iuno
vations, it is certain that the devil no
longer has a monopoly of th good
..iii r i . I
iiiuoiv. nuoie in a iueiuoaist cnoir
i i..,. .. .i i .i i-
J ' I
a generations ago, but it isn't so terri
ble after all if, like the Scotchman's
instrument, it be "a fiddle wi' a bear
enly croak." Franklin Nem.
TL- Tt lf.n. n -i I
me nouesia vaiiev tvauway are
extending their James City branch as
ra nn 1 v mn tli a wea iKai- will n..mli .ml
' j ..w-...v. -... uu I
will have the road open for traffio by
January first. The first stake was set
tor the tour miles of new road on Nov.
23d and since then two hundred men
bave been busy grading and lay
ing iracn. nut tew nridges and only
one shoit trestle will be required. The
terminus will be neur the Craig &
Cappeau well, the scene of the new oil
fiut.1 in A I n 1." . . i, n.i.in... ..... T." I
wv.v ,u v..cu wuuij, ueni jvmiii,
W. J. Shaffttr, teacher of Claring-
ton school, makes the following report
for month ending Nov. 27th, 1885:
No. enrolled during mouth males, 21;
females, 26; total, 47. Average at-
teudance during month males, 15; fe-
males, 21; total, 36. Percent, of at-
tendance males, 87; females, 87.
Names of pupils present every day, W.
a. J'earsall, James lined, Robert Wil
Hams, William Slaugheuhoupt, Tbnm
as Williams, Clara Slaugheuhoupt,
Pearl Davis, Bertie Davis, Laura
Dunkle, Ettie Ishtman, Bessie Ibt
man, Cora Williams, Mary Pearsall.
Pupils present every day but one or
less, Jas. Williams, Akin Highgate,
Debbie i'earsall, Jeuuie Pearsall.
t lora Arthurs.
Holiday Goods for everybody.
Very low prices a specialty.
2t. Smearbal'gii & Co.
II. J. Hopkios & Co., never take
a back seat alien the Holidays come,
Their store will be chock full of fancy
goods in a few days. It,
t r ir,m :. ,j P I
the holidays with a well-selected stock
of presents for old aud youug. Go
and sea and buy. 2t.
After copying our item about the
departure of Mr. Caipenter from this
placo the Warren Mail makes the fol
lowing pleasant! remarks :
Carpenter was a standby in Warren
formany years before be moved to
Tionesta. Many of our old views.
now valuable because they are old.
were taken by him. People sometimes
wondered why be was photograph inn
the streets and various old buildines.
But since they are gone the wonder is
that we didn't have more views of the
old towo as it wns before the present
town grew up. But the veara tell mi
Carpenter as they do on the rest of ns,
and he simply moves ou moves ou
to make room for younger men, with
steadier hands and sharper eye for the
arum's fine work. Carpenter had the
reputation of being a little slow
nnbalily because bis artistic eve re
two or three feet under water. Oil
wan then transported in barrel, and
barrel factories wre common. A bic
ono was on the Isluud above the saw
mill. One day thousands of barrels
broke loose and went off. They filled
the river aud spread out over many
acres. The people came out of the
, " .iV .7 . "
u-u ... me nanK to lane
M the "barrel flood!" He took it
,l Ufl .
..
-o iuo uuuu, jor me raging waters
keot r-n in in it l.m ho ... I .
7r " - ."6 B-
rp. vwumtg, uui ne was so long get -
i tine a "fhnna" nn i . .u.. .l.
i sb "v ssiin lUBi tun
barrels nt n tn Pi,.ai....k t.
, till a (lf ,,lo '..fc..,
I I " - f'vrfc Udl ICI
flood." but thr . k--t .:k.
' . -..v. . o.6u..
I t ,
. 'CfB"" . f ir January
. riece'Teo- "ceiling even itself. It
1 uie noest numtier we ever saw. It
has two splendid steel engravings,
either worth the price of the uomber.
Every mother will be in love with the
one called "The Little Gardener," and
every heart will beat sympathetically
Willi "Homeless." The mammoth col
ore i fashiou plate, engraved ou steel.
and colored hy hand, is a marvel of
beautv and taste. A cnlnrprt Ha) f lorn
inBerlin-workU.k,, iveo-.
fCI till' WUI B, 13 IC
o - - -
iwo oouars a year. Address Una res
J. Peterson, 306 Chestnut Street, Phil
adelphia, Pa.
THE TEACHERS' INSTITUTE.
The Teachers' Annual Institute will
meet at Tionesta, Jan. 4, 1886. The
time of meeting is later than hereto-
fnr Ti -:n ..., I..-. . t A r...t. c . l .
" uui "D llio ttuifc Ol lilt)
T..o;....-. :r . .u- . j-
Institute if auy thing occurs to dis-
tract Bttonflnn Iriin. 1 1, a liniiiiii.
The Iustituto is the great education
al revival meeting of the couotv. It
is the time and place when and where
tbd teachers take au inventory nf pd
. -
ucational stock in traJe. It is tbe
teachers' social reuuiou. It is a uecs
.li. i. iL. i i . .
my id i ne leacner; tne greatest factor
in the edocatiooal forces of the tuun,
ty ; a real benefit to the schools.
The Institute is a place where those
interested in educational work, meet
to discuss, to devise, to adapt, to adopt
the best ways and means and methods
for carrying on the work. The at
tendance of teachers, it is believed.
will bo greater than io anv nasi vear.
I. I I i I a 1 1 .
uiuuuin oe. All who cau make it
convenient to do so, as well as all who
ttre illiug to undergo some iocouveo
ieuce, are cordially iuvited and will
he warmly welcomed. A part of some
the evemogs will be devoted to Iu
atitute work.
The instructors already engaged are
" follows: Prof. S F. Huge; Supt.
Pearsall of Cameron Co. ; Supt. Loid
of Venaugo; Miss Laura Kt-llcr of
Lock Haven; Miss Belle McCliulock
of Meadville. Considerable local lal
ent has beeu eulibted.
We expect to have not only a pleas-
ant but a profitable time a. well. Let
every one iuterested tufh out.
II ILL AUD, Supt.
FOR SALE.
One yoke oxen, 5 years old io
Spring. Weigh about 1200 each.
Price low aud terms reasonable.
3t. Robinson ifc Bonner.
Beware of frauds. Be sure yoo
Ket ,he genuine Dr. Thomas' Eclectric
Oil. It cures colds, croup, asthma,
deatuens and rheumatism.
II. J. Hopkins & Co. are opeoing
up tbeir Holiday goods. They are
unusually elegaut. 2t.
List of Paterttt.
- L,,at Patents grsnted by the U.
B lleDl Office, to citizens of Penn-
8, ania,'orlhe wee't ending, Tues
Dec 8 1885 "ported express
'Y for the Forest Republican.
through the Patent Liw Offices of
1,0 Brashears, 607 7th St. N. W.,
nP'osite the U. 8. Patent Office,
" aebington, I). C. :
A. Bigaley, Pittsburgh, pipe coup.
lintf W II. Birg, Franklin, perfum
er (). C. Blickensderfer, Erie, exca
vating machine ; W. A. Bole, Pitta-
hurg, coupling pipes (2 patents); I.
Pr""ke, Pittstown, window graining;
bridge, Allegheny, upright boiler;
J' A- Doyle and T. L. Sceurman,
1 "'"'poburg, car step; D. Evans,
Sharpuhurg, boring tool for lathes; E.
- Hwritf, Pittsburgh, wardrobe or
T(le,i of P'P for conveying gas and
wtlter nd electricity; C. F. King,
Covington, bolting reel; A. 8. Lovett.
Erie, burial case and coffin (2 pat-
""' J' ' M'!'e-ri Erie, saw mill;
V Mitchell, Altoona, slide valve; A.
V and T. J. McConnon,
Wilketbarre, lesson tablet for arith-
uu.,r. r .
- - " gnoewirc , a
oimpaoo, D. II. Scrauton aud M.
o:..u- a...im.i ...
t ,,"uiui luuiit-iiur lor
1 ' - . " out
pistons aud criiuders: W H.dt K,.ik
, - -
lieoerton. e:rate har? n
Waters,
i o
Wilkesbarre. bit fastens fr hrtio..
.1. C. White. Swatara. ditohinr .nj
I "
tile laving machine: F. MnlfP w:t
- - j, ....
namsport, surface ornamentation for
walls (2 patents); J. E. Miller, Pitts-
burg, glassware
Farm and Garden.
This department of The Philadel
ruiA Weekly Press is under the
care of a practical farmer of ability
aud experience, who devote hi
tentiou exclusively to oiakiDg this the
best department of iu kind anywhere
published. Ia connection with this,
I ...
lbe.ru"owln "traordinary offer is
malA. .
aiwCl
Wkklt Press, ono year
.$1 00
American Agriculturist, oi.e year...1.50
. . 'I .C1.
jour cno'ce oi eitner
Household or Farm con veniencica... 1.60
Total value 4.o0
All sent to any address for $2 25,
Send for Sample Copy and Premium
List.
the eo mimical housewife that
does not use a genuine "Hunter's Sift-
er is away behind th tiroes. Ask
yonr dealer to show it to you.
Silverware, Jewrlry, Tea Setts
and Toilet Setts Decorated, Glassware
at special low piices. v
2t. Wu. Smearbaugr & Co.
Handsome holiday goods at Her
man s, and marked Jown low. Call
and see tlreni. o,
The Grandest Show Ou Earth!
Holiday goods at Hopkins & Co.
Go to Herman's for toys. Big
variety. 2t.
Men Wanted.
Tho undersigned will pay good
wages and cash monthly for good Tie
Makers, on Jamiesnn Run and Hun
ter Run. Rowland 'nun.
Tiouesta, Pa., Dec. 1, 1885.
When looking for a suitable hoi-
iday preseut go to H. J. HoDkiusACo.
They have something to fit any person
and any sized pocket-bo. k, 2t.
Estray.
Came to the premises of the under-
s gned at Dunham's Mill. H-we twp.,
forest Co., Fa., on Sept. 1st, 1885, one
small, two year-old heifer : color, cher
rv red. Tha ownW ! k
t coma f.,r.
Lav chartres and tak .,.. '
he will be disposed of according to
John Lixthi-m.
Dec. 1,1885.
J. T. Brennau has now for sale
138 ocies of wanaut 5213 and 5214.
Kiugsley Twp., pr-bably on tho new
oil belt. Also 108 acres of warrant
5186, aod 79 acres of warrant 5187,
in same twp. 1000 acres, warrant
JNo. 28 6, lionesta towDship. 890
acres, wairaot No. 5186, Kiugsley
township. 143 acres, known as "Lil
lie Farm," A I leg he uy township, Ve-
oauo Co,
a v
acres near Luterpriae,
warren eoooty
6lD.
, KOTICE
TO
GRAND JURORS!
Persons who have been sum
moned to attend as Grand Ju
rors at Court on Third Monday
of December, are hereby noti
fied not to attend as your ser
vices will not be required.
Curtis M. Shaw-key,
Clerk.
PROCLAMATION.
WnicnKAa, The Hon. W. D, Brown,
President JudfC of the CoOrt of Common
Picas and Quarter 8elons in and for
tho county of Fortat, baa inued hia Pre
cept for holdinR a Court of Common Fleaa
Quarter Hosaiona, Ac at Tioneata, lor
the County of Forest, to commence ou tbe
Third Monday or Ic, Ueln the SMat day
of Dec, 1S85. Notice ia therefore given to
the Coroner, .Tutice of the Pence and Con
atablenof suid county, that lhv be then
and there in their proper persona at tri
o'cloc k, A. M., of said dav, with their
records, Inquisitions exanrlnationa and
other roinenibrancea, to do those thlnfrs
which to their otllcea appertain to be done,
and tothoMe who are bound in recognizance
to proHocuie airaiimt the prisoners that are
ornliall be in the Jail of Forest County, that
they be then and thoro nretient to Droaecuta
against them aa shall bo Juat. Given ud
dor my hnnd and aeal this 21st day of
Novemler, A. D. 1885.
I. AOXEV. Sheriff.
triaiTTist"
Tho fMlnwinir lint of causes havi boen ,
noti(!od for trial in the Court of Common
Plena of Forest County, on the Third .
Monday ot December, next:
1. Salmon Croek Lumbar and Mining
Company vs. W. A. Dunonburyr No. 1,
December term, 1882. Summons in eject
ment. 2. John T. Dale et al, vs. John B. Lee
nard, No. 14, February term, 1883. Sum
monM in covenant.
8. Peter Berry et al, va. L. F. Wataon
ct al. No. 48 September term, 1883. Sum
mons in ejectment.
4. Dale it Lawrence va. J. M. Haalett,
No. 48, September term, 1884. Buminona
cane In annum pal t.
6. J. D. Muling et al, va. J. T. Lewis,
Administrator, No. 4 May term, 1880.'
Summons in ejectment.
fl. Aaron Krockway va. Chcaa Stoner
Co., No. 64 May term, 1885. Summons1
in troHpaaa t c.
7. RobiiiMon A Bonner vs. Tark Cope-'
land, No. 10, December term, 1885. Ap
peal from justice.
Attei-t, C. M. SIIAWTICEY,
Prothouotary.
Tionesta, Pa., Nov. 3, 1885.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY VIKTUK of a writ of Fieri Facias1
iMNued out of tho Court of Common
Pleas or Forest County, Pennnvl vaniaj
and to me directed, there will be exposed
to sale by public vendue or outcrv, at the
Court Ilouaa, in the Borough of Tlonestaj '
on
MONDAY, DECEMBER, 2iat, 188.
at 2 o'clock p. in., tho following described"
real estate, to-wit :
GEO RUE W. MEANS va. W. H. DEMP
SEY, Fieri Fucias, No. 20, December
term, 1R85, T. F. Kitchey, Att'y for
Pl'ff.
All the Defendant's right, title. Interest
and claim in Eight Hundred and Thirty
Nino acres of land in Jenks Township.
Forest County, Pennsylvania: Bounded
on tho North by Warrant No. 379H: on the
East by Warrant No. 3644 ; oh the South
by Warrant No. MM ; and on the West by
Warrant No. 3182. Being Warrant No.
3800. Except three hundred acres in the
North-East corner of said Warrant.
Taken in execution and to be bold aa
the properly of W. li, Dempsfcy at the
suit of George W. Means.
TERMS OF SALE. The following
must be strictly oom plied with when the
property ia stricken down :
1. When the plaintiff or other lien cred
itors becotve the purchaser, the costs on
tho writs must be paid, and a list Of liens
including mortiraxe searches on the Dron.
crtv sold, together with such lien credit
or's receipt lor tho amount or the pro-
... m.i vi doid i diivu blilll tiiormjl MM
lid niHV fitulm. miiHfc Ka fift-tiltihat ik.
sneriii.
2. All bids must be paid in full.
n a li u ,. i .... . u.,ni..i t n.i.i in
.... - . " V nu.lliu lllllllDUllHVljr Will
be contlnuwl until 2 o'clock p. m., of the
next day, at which time all pronertv not .
aottled tor wih again bo put up and' sold
at tho expense and risk of tho person to
Whom first sold.
Nee Purdon'a Diirertt. Ninth Edition
pngo 4 uud tSiuitb's'Forms, page 884,
L. Art NEW. Sheriff.
Shoillfs Oftice, Tlojesta, P., November
Confirmation Notice.
Notice ia herobv ariven that tha follow
ing Recount have been tiled in mv offioa
and will be presented at the next Court
lor connrmution :
t insl account of K. H. Haslet and Wm.-
Felton, Administrators of Dorcaa Walters.
deiH-Bsoii.
Partial account of P. M. Clark, Execu
tor of last will and testament of Caroline
iiooti, liecruM-d.
I UltTIS M. SHAW KEY.
Register.
Tlonobta, Pa., Nov. 20, 1885.
KOTIC7J2.-
Notice is hereby iriven that an anDli.
cation will bi mado to the Governor of
Pennsylvania ou tho 28th day of Dei-ember,
A. D. 1885, or hs Koon thereafter as
may be, under tho Act of Assembly of
the Com uion wealth of Pennsylvania en
titled ''An Act to provide for the incor
poration and regulation of certain mrrnr.
ations," approved April 29th. 1874. aud
tho supplements thereto, for the charter
of an intended corporation to be called
the "Pennsylvania Telegraph Company,"
the character and object whereof is tha
eoustru"ting, maintaining and operating
of a lino or lines of telegraph in the Coun-
iiPB.ii nrrcii, cia, rorest and McKean,
Pennsylvania, for doina a m-ntinl il-
granh business, (leorge E. Foster, Noah
F. Clark. Newton F. Hilton. Tlinn... H.
Simpson and Myer Lowentritt are five
of the subscribers to said application.
M. U. HANCOCK.
Attorney for Applicant.
HOUSE, SIGN, CARRIAGE,
AND
ORNAMENTAL, PAINTING.
Particular attention given to GRAIN
ING, t RESCUING, and SCEN E PAINT-
IN
halmlaetion guaranteed in everr
lop . i..la,. . : ... .
par icular. tirdera for treacoing, rto., by
iiwi 1'iMuiiuiy aiiui.ucii io, bnup m
I Rolxrts rniilding, Elm St., Tioneww' Pa,
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