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Jury List for May Term, 1874

Al .ria =. 80 ~ EraIED
GRAND DJURORS.
Z Harmony. Ewp.-Isaae Siggins, Fore
man; d. r. Copeland, JohnA Dawson
Howetwp.-Jaeob Cosper.. r.,..-~,
= Hickory twp,-Joh4 Brecht. James AL
baugh. ..s.4..
q Barnett twp. John Beer. f. c. Mays,
VI. p. Spence. 70 '.5.s i..,, --.... -.
Kingsley twp.--Andrew Weller, s.
Bradbury, Hugh Hanna, John Zents, II.
Alice, Darius Toby, VIM. Beck. -
iig Green twp.-James Hepler, III. Towner,
Il. ID. Lacy. AL . a..- .lH 81 ID
Tionesta twp.4James Sollnger, john
Carney, w. Janiieson. John Hepler. @ KS,
q jerks twp.-rE Edward Eldridge. rr
ni zIiY.11n PETIT JURORS r II
Green twp Samuel Bush, Henry Iken-
,burgh, w. N. Haslett, Richard Dickera-
ger. Geo. crispen. Frederick King, Mar
tin Gtryher, j. G.. Davis. VIZ
Harmony twp.-Johp Peterson, Jesse
Dawson, J. N, Range. Madison Church,
David Borry, Henry Sutley, j. HI Pen
nell, jr., 8. @. Ferry, Jesse Bnrchfield.
Tionesta Boro.TJaeqb Wenk, G. D. Ma
bie, G. w. govard, IL. III. May, James
Graham, j. d. Hulings, 8. II. Stroup.
J" Tionesta twp.-Christian Crob, B. c.
Sullivan, Reese Neill, Aqnila Mong. Vi
jerks twp.-GeOrge Eldrige, Thos. Nu-
gent, Jaecb Mereilhott, John D. Hunt,
Peter Mercflliott. 80 " y OF
Barnett twp.-Wm. Shields, Jacob
NAYS, John Kphns,p an. I1tzsorad a.
T. Sefgworth. Cea~ AN - n
Kingsley twp Conrad Burham, ]. II.
Morgan, Perry Button, Theron BLY,, Rob't
q Howe twp.-Edson Tuttle.,,.i .1..s.r
Hickory twp,7Jonathan Albaugh, Ira
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Registrars : Notice. n

Public notice is hereby given that Al
fred Allinder, guardian OF John o. Cook
minor, child of Jonathan T. Cook deceased,
has filed in the Registers Office in ard for
the County of Forest, at Tionesta. his final
account as guardian of the said minor,
and that the same will be presented to the
alton and allowance, on Monday, the 25th
day of May next at the Court Ho Sc, at
Tionesta, in the County aforesaid.
J. B. AGNEW, Register.
April "a, 1874.
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FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.

+. President Judge--W, r. JENKs.
associate Jwdges--J. A. PRoPRR, AN
pIIKw Cook.
.SheriG--T. J. VAN GfEsEN. a.
TreaSHrcr-FREb. GLAssNER. r
I'rothonotaTy, Register C ReeordeF, &c.
j. u. AoNRw. III -
C0mmissioners--T. d. COLLINS, JOHN
THoMFsoN, JAS. X. CLARK.
N(bunty Saperstfeudent-S. +. RoHRER.
llistrict Attorneys. ID. Irwin. ..,tl
5strg Commissioners--JAs.F FLYNN, VIM
E'ATTERsoN.
,cbuRty SHrVevor-S.D. IRWIN.
.eoronsr--M. ITTEL, JR.
4 ,Ssesnfy. Nnaiitors-T. u. Conn, l.. WAR
scRR, q. SAMsEsoT. =,
Msntberef C0nore" loh 6istriot--C. H.
cUBvSaE
Asss5a5ly -vMARrIS WILLIAMS.
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Applications for License, May Ses-
sions, 1874.

George w. BOvard, wholesale license Tio-
nesta borough. TATIyEr
Geo.-ge r. Latimer, Hotel license, Tones
Ia Dor ugh.
Daniel B,scii, Hotel, license, Tionesta bor-
ough. -
John r.. Neill, hItel license, Tionesta
Township. rII4JlI lrnH
John Woodcock, Hotel license, Neillto wn,
Harmony township.
Attest J. B. AGNEW, Clerk.
April 2S, 1874.
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wa hear with repret Of the death

we hear with regret oft the death
of Mr.. N. II. siggins, Of Harmony
township, which occurred at his resi-
dence on Saturday morning last, at 2
o'clock. His age at the time <of his
death was sixty.nine years. He was
borp. and raised in Venango county,
and was resident. of that county un-
Ill the section in.which he lived was
made part of Forest. He was a
faithful member Of the NJ. +. Church,
aud lived ih the faith. Mr.. Siggins
was highly respected by all who knew
him, aud his descendents have the sat
isfaction of knowing that he was one
Of "the nobelest works of God, an
honest man."
Mrs. Alfred Alleuder, his daughter,
died at Parkers on Thursday last and
was brought home for burial, arriving
at her fathers house OH Friday evea-
ing. He only lived a few hours after
her arrival. Both were buried IN the
Stewarts Run cemetry, on Sunday last
and we're followed to their graves byla
numerous procession; numbering some
thing over eighty vehiclew Ihs strick
en- mourners have the,sympathy of the
n
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DY VIRTUE of sundiy writs OF Fl. Fa.
oven. eX. and alias ven. ex. Issued out of
tho Court of Common Pleas o. Forest Co.,
and to me directed, there will be exposed
to sale by public vendue or outcry, at the
Court House, in the borough of Iionesta,
OH .A .ll l.. .'rHlN
MONDAY, MAY 25th, A. D., 1874.
at o'clock p. NJ, the following decribed
real estate, to-wit:
9. p. johnson VS.. James w. Guthrie,
Ven. Ex. No. 80 NAV Term; lS74.TC II. II
Sept. Term, ls7l.-Johnson.-All the de-
fendant right, title. interest and claim of,
in and to all that certain piece or parcel of
land situate in jerks township, Forest
County, Pa. beginning at the northwest
corner of warrant No. 2175,- thence. by
warrant No. 4l29 and land surveyed to
Samuel Wallace, north $40 perches, thence
by warrant No. 3670 east 40 perches,
thence by warrant No. $500 south l6S per-
chos, thence by last mentioned warTaIt
east 336 perches, thence by OTHER lands
surveyed to Nelson Strong, thence south
236 perches, and thence by warrant No.
2775 west 4S0 perches to the place of be-
ginning. Containin.. 1913 acres, more or
less. warranted in the name Of Nelson
Strong.
Taken in execution and to be sold as the
property of James w. Guthrie at the suit
of $. p. Johnson.
II. Childs & Co., VS.. Thos. Boyd, Gar
rett Crusan and Thos. q. Stewart, part
ners as Boyd, Crusan & Co., Alias Nendi.
Ex., No. IL May ferTH, lsZA Ilgb. lefeb.
Term, l674.-Al lien & sfhdissps0n.-A1 de
fendants' right title interest and claim of,
in and TO all the following described real
estate, tO-wit: All that certain piece or
parcel of land in Howe township, Forest
County, Pa, viz: Sub No. 20 of warrant
No. 29l6 warranted in the name of Will
helm Willink, bounded and described as
follows, to-wit: North by sub No. II of
warrant No. 29l6, east by sub No. 10 of
warrant No. 29l6, south by warrant No.
2sOS, and west by warrant No. 2095. Con-
tanning one hundred (l0Ol acres, and being
the same land conveyed by Jacob Mercil-
liott, Treas, 10 James Stewart, by Deed
dated Sept. 27th, A, ID, 1854, and recorded
in Forest Ce., a'a., IN Deed Book No. O.,
page a.
ALso-All that other certain piece or
parcel of land situate In Howe township
Forest Co., Pa, viz: Subdivision No. 10
of warrant No. 29l6, warranted in the
name of Wilhelm Wnlink, and bounded
and described as follows, to-wit; North
hya9ub No. ~ OF warrant No. 29l6, east by
sub. No. Is of same warrant, south by
warrant No. 2S0S, and west by sub. No.
20 Of warrant No. 2al6, and containing
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sA-TPessa Gssage Mas Instituted
.yesterday aftsruoon, at the Odd Eel
lows half, by Asa Battles, Deputy
Master. of. .GhAta, .Efis 90. The fol-
lowihg are the names Of the officers
elected and inatalledn .--iJ la ias.s
~ Master, J, M, Kerler, ,f,n1a s.,., -. 1,i
.sgOvetseer, p. ID. TIiomasms .ssL
Lecturer, S. ID. sirwin.aa 3i5i Il
! Secretary, P, Q, Conyer. & s,i '
ii'Pfessurer, iJbA. Proper al
Steward, S. II. Haslets
7oAss's. Steward, DR.. Ja L. Blaines
Gate: Keeper, Jacob Hood.
Chaplain, M. w::'rate. 'i7@as -
@C4rel, Ma.I. .E. Blaine.
, Pokf0na, Mrs. p. o. ConVes.k
Flora, Mrs. S. d. Irwin.
Stewardess. Mrs. 5. II. ,Haslet@
Hereafter We willSkeep our readers
postcd cato when andowhefe ithe
grange meets We understand that
they ase, Obliged 70 meet. not less Than
once . month. -
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and Tenant Leases, the
mostapproved form, for sale ct this
of,no HN Ha. s.. D." ~

Papa Baldwin, at Tidioute, has
the most extensive and best selected
lot of Fishing Tackle that we have
ever seen in country rtore, and at
astonishingly low prices. 4 6m
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BOROUGH OFFICERS.

4 Bur0css--M. ITTEL, in. RI 90 \
Cbaneiirnen--S. J. Wolentt, Y. J. Van
yusiices Of thc Fedce-w. p. Mercilliott,
%. s. Knox.
Censtabie--II. Swaggart
School Dircntors---p. 3, Knox, II. o. Da-
Wis, 8. J. woieott, 8. II. Hasiet, A. u.
Kelly, ID. Clark. aI Ft't UH
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Il 1 A "a i 4"
Daniel Black is. farming the
ToMner Fats this season. May his
harvest be plentiful. NEEAgA
The May party at the Lawrence
House, on Friday evening last, passed
gfsosAses satisfaction 's. s' ef al FApsst
''"e"' .oEu oif-n ruo1ru1
,a<JATl Dale returned from Louis-
Vile last week, looking hearty. He
enjoyed his Trip very much, and was
@sne6ttsd thereby, surdadHAwk
IA new library is to be purchased
kw the Union Sunday School soon.
The School is we'll attended, and is
Very Interesting. ,Sq ti h. II ais.Iat''l
People are getting pretty nearly
enough.maple molasses for one spring,
and are now signing for fresh yegeta-
ties'and early strawberries. - D 'a'i q,
.S--Dacks have been quite numerous
on the river this spring, but mol. very
many have been bagged, on account
of the scarcity Of sportsmen. io q.
ssl-Carpenters are at work on Eli
Holeman's new residence, which will
be ready for whoever is going to .oecu-
py il 10 the course Of few weeks, = 1
~'-M. Smith, Jeweler, in the Superior
Lumber Co. Store, has just received q
nes and beautiful show case, oval on
one side, wherin to display his wares.
Work has commenced on the
foundation of M. Ittel's new house,
which will be rushed through to com.
.pletion in the shortest possible space
Sfatinie, q, .,.s Z. i.g t,o. - ,I'ss, 9i,sa,
Some improvements in the way Of
new crossings, have been made in our
town during the past week. There are
still number of sidewalks that need
sspairing badly. s9.sii .,.5o.,,. ,.,s ,.., s''
. Mrs. Clapp, widow of Rev. Ralph
E.spp formerly of President, is visit
ing in town Of present. She is quite
an aged lady, but seemingly strong and
hearty for her age. In. 15sr' i,r,.
20. sS During April the public debt was
reduced S2,965, ,451. At that rate we
VIII be able to return to specie pay
sueuts in the course of a fe~ years,
more or less. .-. aoI.-f aa
a5ir5HOn. L. d. Wstmore, of Warren
will preside over the May term Of
Court, and will probably preside here.
after until his time rs out. He is
spoken of as an able jurist. I lsa.s,I
srTESns fthe youngsters Of our place
have yet had the hardihood to %
swi@ming this season.. The water
1Rthe riyssis yet many degrees too
eOid'fSre comfortable bathing.
ass -Some efforts are being +sade to
establish base ball club in town 4bis
summer, but whether The requisite
humber of players can be secured is a
Iaestion not yet fully demonstrated.
b@E7Some attention is being given to
gardening nov, Fresh Aeeds of all
isIihds are for sale at all our stoves.
fobins0n 4 Bonner have sonle Blue
..tiFass Seed for lawlm, Which is said Ia
4aAke tLe hardest aud most beautiful
scdlot' any grass extant.
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Horses and Cows sale. Orders
from distance solicited. s'y 1a
ST s.5 D. G.. HUNTER, Tionesta, Pa.

= Robinson & Bonner have just re-
ceived fresh invoice Of boots and
shoes of all styles and prices. 7 A tso
some of the old stock on hand which
will be sold below cost. slusirq 1tf
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There is ''shoddy" in glass, as wei | as IN
in WOODEN fabrics. Consumers of kerc-
sene arc sometimes almost dissouraged, so
frequently do chinneys break, without
any apparent cause. rendering the cost OF
chimneys about equal to that OF oil. Cheap
ness being the order OF the day. great
many manufactures make chimneys from
silicate of lime, instead Of from lead. The
initiated lnayteil the different Qualities os
glass by ringing them, tie vibrations of
the lead glass have clear, ringing, bell
like sound, possessing the. requisite
strength to withstand expansion and con
traction, rs well as the general 41rosslfe of
use, apd will outlast half a-doxelh of- tho
lime glass chimpsys. Fifteen cents in
vested IN one of the lead chimneys II
money well spent, even though it Injuries
the Grade" in the cheaper Kind, which it
most assurcdly ought to, and doubtless
wlll.l Stick pin there, and remember AZ.
The genuine lead glass chimneys may
be had at wholesale or retail of "' wv
.uh GEO. w. DITHkIDGE 4. co., yyi
5aJ 2-tfo9 s4g oi stiIqvl s. Tionesta, Pa.
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-KTiWcfSy. -MS1dviffg.Naypres

n AiuOtoyt " MoaUFhto mas pte" |
seuted tos thev First Presbyterian
Church, Of that city large aud beau
tifll bell, from the Meneefy Foundry,
Troy, N. Y, which is to; be piacedup.
on the new church edifce when COM
Pieted's Fpiiri 81 nrr uIu sui,rIl-Hi ~
"A boiler used on the we'll Of G.
G. Selden and others, at Pstrolia, ex-
ploded on Saturday morning last,
killing the engineer, A. II. Warm,
resident of East Brady, aged twenty
six. The cause Of the explosion is
unknown. f:l sis ssss ssasa
Geo. Hunter has got a little ex-
cited about the crusaders. He re-
marked the other day thato"if these
creosotes come fooling around him, he
would get about two shirts to the wind, i,
and would make it warm for them."T
Rev. DIR. LOOMS, of Allegheny
College recently rendered his resigDa-
ton as President Of that institution,
which, has been accepted, to take effect
July 1.t. I'll health is assigned S the
cause Of the fesignation.L 2 NWa@
| 3gebaAsy Hinton, % at Els Ihapcpe
near Tubb's Run, is making barrels,
kegs, Grkins and, casks Of all kinds,
suitable for all the various purposes
to which these useful vessels aEei put.
"Pdtronize home industry, go'qlis 'Iil,g
--Wm. B, B,Washbern was sworn in as
Us. Senator'S in place Of Chas. Sum
ner, last week, BY Mr.. Carpenter. He
will undoubtedly fiji the place assigned
him with honor to himself and con
stituents .rt G u, ! 12u5ssa9 -- -T
.TNAglfu
% ---One night last week, burglars en-
ttered the house of Hon. G. W. Aiien,
of Tidiou:e, and extracted therefrom
1.-THE sum of twelve dollars, The per
operators of the robbery are yet al
large ss,lgta ...l Ihnlial ;u q os.a 3
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Sewing Machines .sewIna Machine!

la connection with my Sewing Ma.
chine business, l am. now prepared to
take all kinds Of Sewing Machines in
exchange f1 new bnk. and irepait all
kinds Of Machines making them work
as good as new, or no pay. / also have
heedlesa for all fTst class machines.
Parties living at q distance can send
machines and they will be repaired and
returned by express. Needles sent by
mail on receipt of S1.00 per dozen. p
Call at my Office on South Seneca
street, Oil City, Pa, or address
SO If .NBEED ID. G. GRAVES.
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Don't send money by mail and
run risks, but buy Briggs & Bros
Garden and Flower Seeds in packages
and in bulk, at Robinson 4 Bonner's.
46 If
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.-.Tbe St. Mory's 5a,ciiis ,co,m,ln,Isios'

of rowdyism among the young men of
that place. Now we must say for the
young meu Of this place that they
have very little if any tendency that
way. Nearly all Of them are temper
ate and gentlemanly at all times II
seems to be tacitly understood among
them that rowdyism is not the right |
road to pursue, and they do not pur.
sue it. Some older ouos might take
example by them. ..7..,',i-''
In company with few others of
our place, we had the pleasure Of see-
ing Jo. Jefferson in Rip Van Winklc,
at C;l City, on Wednesday evening
last Everybody who has heard Of
Jefferson has heard of his peculiar fit
ness for tie character Of Rip Van
Winkle, and we will not waste words
on the subject. Suffice it to, say we
we're amply repaid for our trip and
came home with an exalted opinion Of
~ i5l,. -,, ". l,. ,,. a. r.y,os-
SspelsYp' lagg1 'sbas D asiag1di
On Saturday morning last the
I,jnrypin the case of Charles dL,aribee,
indicted for the murder Of Lewis Will
, ~ ~ io a. t.s's''' v,, ..isSsl;a.
49, 80 .ss :, -, 80 ;a,o
-. CO. ,J,,,
Ma @ hsnIts IS : ssSts srss viii he n,s.sa ~,
..&vTCsE Taylor ,Pso1 ,wos Comn1
IK6r9 tt,ae l,3as,n.. ond Ia;d oif IN M.
,,ovser q lc,est, , be' o,;l,v man h,,tabe
sy;dhs s me- q. ,vss y loo, conelns;ye = sFis
t.,sg.i,, 60 IL, ~ !! !!
- sae IL 49, !, .,,rrh, snd 4 mah;nn ~ 'hnlsI
~ Il. H. S..;,a;s. ~ - ~. ~
.a''I,ara,a,,'. - + III, In
w., .ba"o i,sat = NJ es .o'.; @ g.
! Ill e. ,Lo nns;,m &c ~" .;.
nous os i. soenorv VIM
aaa ana s'cnnes@ y -. hi. ,ioh, -
W.! srpe"'et ppo. ,nd h.oL far
su'sHsn ne "''I "o'-s'~ O "o
s,
'1, . g
Inc Arkansas mudd'e increases
In interest, ana news IRON there are
anA'oes'y 'ookep ''r. troops q ne
alnefeh' par''es;s ;s'n .ne Tray "'s' -a'
Fine Blum on tne oosn ult,' ana 'ne
result was the defeat OF the brooKs
men, with losss o. nine Killed II, an and
Wy "ou"pe'e "eye" o, Tue
M W. u"ps"' ine
pay u nt0pA'seS were cap'ufep' a'S'
ar"eu ana feN' aoms
Ehev, T. ~, McCreary and family
OF oher'dap, N :, are at present. IN
.own on v's't eo,the'r re'at'Vess ana
lr'enoS, M MI S'eereary is In rather
arDl;ns,inn,6 h IUJ J.,,; u ii,
Us p"',sD,A, r.I 80
e es - ~ 70 'e1y :
NC = y W
0g"a'1t !" a.'aee mas i@!roouseo
,.",'sea s.a i'Ao',l'y o'i: %n'ch limits the
'aon'ss VI eorfo,"''"ns organized u"-
the subscribers, It's value Is inE mar.
hitting empIoves. to become Mariners
in abusiness on a b,.,s that doessnot
endanaer Involvement beyond M ~ H.
teres, taken 3 Z
IT. 49, L.. >
,ho;, 80. - -, | .t :
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Glover and Timothy Seed at Rob
inson & Bonner's. 4S IF
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Don't fail to go to RObiRson &
B9nper's If you went stoves, stoyepipe
or tinware. 23.tf.
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~ | =
-Nast of our Democratic ex-
chsnses seem pleased about the >Presi.
denis veto of the currency bin. but
try 10 make Out that by reason Nof his
action iu this question the TPfesilent
has gone counter to the wishes Of the
whole Republican party. ,Tba ia a
utistpken idea; ss we bavsy stated BE-
fore, The best men of both parties are
divided upon the question. 1t is not
party question at all, but a question
Of expediency. Petitions numberous.
y signed by members OF both parties
for an increase of the volume Of cur
rency have been sent to Congress, and
on the other hand, 7remonstrances
against inAatiopl signed equally by
Republicans and Democrats. have been
presented, itis the height Of folly to
try to make party question of such
Q bill.as this, and the attempt will fail
wherever tried sfs... ----, 2. s-s
) We are in receipt of a report Of
the Civil Service Commission, but as
our time is limited we have not perused
it with that care which such doou-
ments require. The Commissioners
make out the Civil Service a. quad
thing. but, thefesiisf a iivision of, ppin- =
ion. on thats a.,poipt. Congress is
somewhat agitated over the matter,
and the ~Fefsrn,, may set receive its
death blow this session. The rules,
as they were understood, have not
beer applied, or rather have been al.
most entirely disregardeds throughout
the country, and if they are not to be
complied with in all instances they
might as well be done away with.
,3NNfn H. IN. May, " This place hiss
associated himself with Jonathan
Watson and others Of lTitasviIle, un.
der the name of the Watson & Emery
Extract Company to manufacture an
extract of Hemlock bark for tapning.
Factory buildings for the manufacture
of the extract are being constructed
at Pleasant Valley, near TitusviIle, on
the ID. A. V. & p. Railway, and will
esi tsaiiy foibusinsSs about the fat ai
next month. The company own the
right to Manufacture in the counties
of Forest, Warren, Mexican, Elk,
Cameron and Peter, the best counties
ia the State for hemlock timber. There
appeats toibe no doubt but the enter
prise will be a complete success.
There Is talk Sf putting narrow
foot bridge across the mouth of Tio.
nesta creek for the convenience of the
hands at the Superior Mills. The walk
around The bridge is a long one. and
the contemplation of that walk after
the labors of the day are Ger causes
the hearts Of the employees of the
mill to swell With grief.
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"a new stock Of spring hats, caps,
aud MEN, women and chiIdren's Fur
nishiag Goods. just opened at the Hat
of the Big Red Hat,
Main, 8 doors from Depot &c. p Mdi-
QUITE. Gentlemen aid ladies' peck :
wear a speciality. ,o,-o. ,15. ,,mn Ar %
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gar-T7LadiesS neck wear in great yarie-
ty, and corsets from seventy:6ye1 cents
-op, MT the Hat Store, Tidoute. 4tf
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Testimonials of Waters fIasOs and
.' D OH. -.f Organs. iRss v4suHUr

Testimonials of Waters fIas0s and
.ia .a.a aI Organs. isas y13uuo-
"Waters' Concerto ParI0r Organ pos
sesses a beautiful and peculiarly soft tone.
The Concerto Stop is, without doubt, the
best ever placed in any organ. ~ ~ pro-
duced by an extra set of reeds, peculiarly
voieed, ffio1n which the effect " most
charming, and is Imitation of the human
voice Is superb. For sweetness of tono
ard ORCHESTRAL effects il has no equal -
N. y, Times.
The Concerto Parlor Organ Is same
thing entirely new (; il is q beautiful parlor
ornament, possesses sweet and power
fll tone is most cOmmsndabie inyen-
lion and holds high place ian pubic Ia
-Yort TTN, D. EfeAIng iVSt. l.4u n.ura
AN ORoH EsTRA1N THE PARLoR.-'The
orchestral organ is the name of q new reed
organ tectaltlyannounced by Horace Wa
ters q son, The instrunlent takes tins
name from its recently Invented orches-
tral stop. Tho Voicing OF this Is peculiar,
producing the effect o. a fIIil sweet con.
tralt0 voice. Its finest etloet is prOduced
when The stops are drawll, 81 that an or
chestrai effect is given. The caseis unique
and makes a inul,isome article Of furni-
t1re.' NJ y. SVn.
The Waters Pianos are known asaimong
the very best. Woaro onablOd 20 speak Of
these instruments with confidence, from
personal knowledge. En-. y. ErangehSt.
S al' 'u' e1a #.ol p
JOB WORK neatly executed al the RE-
al III ri Ilf y Ofnaa
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-05-06

The May party at the Lawrence
House, on Friday evening last, passed
pff,sosthe satisfaction Of all FhoS at
Ah3 rs - ~ FEH w - tf
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-05-06
WATERS CONCERTO Z ORCHESTRAL

VOICE q SUPEHB. These Organs
are he best made iH t'e tIvsf-ss Statas.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-05-06

,aTJAT Dale returned from ELouis.
Vile last week, looking hearty. He
ehjoyc'i his trip very much, and was
@sne6ttsd thereby. slrnanHArk
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-05-06
sHERiFF'S SALES.

DY VIRTUE of sundiy writs OF Fl. Fa.
Oven. eX. and alias ven. ex. issued out of
the Court of Common Pleas o. Forest Co.,
and to me directed, there will be exposed
to sale by public vendue or outcry, at the
Court House, in the borough of Iionesta,
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Preaching 10 NJ. 4. Church next
Sunday evening. -. Z,
Daniel Black i, farming the
ToMner Fats this season. May bis
harvest be plentiful. .YrYrAwA
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-05-06

WATT RS
N EW SCALE
,r PLAN oS.r
hare great pow
err and a fin q
singing ssne.