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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-05-12

Rev. Lusher will preach in tho
M. f. Church on next Sunday morning.
Union Sabbath School at 1000 q. m.
MIR. j. T. Dale, Of this place, is
this week announced as a candidate
for Prothonotary &C., subject to Re-
publican usages.
Mr.. Brooks, of the Brookston
Tannery, called upon us last week.
lie is well-informed and agreeable
gentleman, whom il is a pleasure to
meet.
Tho Meadvillo Daily Republican
passed safely through its eleventh
birthday on Saturday last. This in
teresting paper is owned and publish
ed by Col. Reisinger.
Attention is directed to the ad-
vertisement of w. A. Cooper, Frank
lin, Pa, which appears in this issue,
lie will be found pleasant man to
deal with, and sells cheap.
M. Smith, Jewelsr, has removed
from our town, to seek location in a
larger place. He leaves behind him
many warm friends, whe will be glad
TO hear of his future success.
"A man was around with horn
on Monday, selling meat. IF he had
been around with meat and selling
''horns," he would have had good
deal Of competition to overcome in
this town.
"A. q. Kelly, Esq, was called t.
Titusville ON Saturday last on account
of the severe illness of his daughter,
who is attending school there. We are
pleased to learn that she is better, and
is likely to recover rapidly.
The folks here havea't got ovel
their 'spell' yet. Another trial was
had at the Universalist church on Sat
nrday evening, and much good spell
ing was the result Who the victor'
are we have not heard.
On Tuesday, May 18th, our Coun
ty Treasurer, Mr.. S. j. Setley wa'
married to Miss Lena Thompson, o.
Tionesta township. Esq. Knox per
formed the ceremony. Sylvester and
his bride have our very best wishes
for their future happiness and com
fort.
Mr.. Moses Shirley, while at work
in the planning mill of Jas. Clark, Jr.
& Co., last Wednesday, was struck by
large splinter which passed through
his nose and injured both eyes, but, il
is thought will not destroy their sight
Medical attendance was called and he
is doing WE'LL Warren Mail
"A three-headed woodehuek was
captured near Hydetown a few days
ago, and is at the Parshall House
Billiard Rooms, in Titusville, on ex
hibition. We live in hopes that Davy
Hilands will purchase that woodchuck
and thus be able to regulate the win
ter to snit lumbermeu and deer-hun
ters.
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Ths fufssi Republican,
BOROUGH OFFICERS.

Rurgess--JoHN RICK.
Councit,neH-G. w. Robinson, 4. A.
Warner, A. B. Kelly, s. II. Haslet, A. IL.
Partridge, II. o. Davis.
justices Of the Peace--D. s. Knox, G. A.
Randall.
C0nsta6le-II. Swaggart
School Directors--D. $. Knox, III. o. Da-
Wis, s. J. Wolcott, $. Fl. Haslot, A. B'
Kelly. d. Clark.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Bills have been sent out by NJ.
W. Tate, Esq, for subscriptions due
to the FOREST REPUBLICAN. These
bills are not ours, but the ccmpany's,
of whom we bought this Office on Jan
nary 1st, 1873. We collect our own
bills. IT,
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Notice..

Whereas, my wife, Caroline, has left my
bed and board without just cause or provi-
cation 1 hereby warn all persons against
trusting her on my account, as will pay
no debts of her contracting,
ISAIAH JONES.
Trunkeyville, March 2o, 1875. 2tf
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-05-12

Applications for License at MAY
Sessions, 1875.

WIN. Lawrence, Hotel, Tionesta Boro.
S. A. Warner,
Michael Ittel, Jr.,
g. w. Bovard, Wholesale License, Tio-
nesta Boro.
John Woodcoek, Hotel, Neillsburg, IIar-
mony Twp.
T., NJ. CLARK, Clerk.
April 81, 1879.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-05-12

The lightest running Machine in
the qoorLd is the Grover q Baker, at
least Baldwin, Of Tidioute says SO,
and he knows. 46 1y
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-05-12

Those beautiful lots just north Of
Mrs. Henry's residence can be bought
cheap, on long time, by applying to
the editor Of this paper. If,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-05-12

Landlord and Tenant Leases, the
most approved form, for sale at this
Office.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-05-12
Administrators Notice.

ESTATE OF PETER SIBBEL, Deceas-
u ed. Notice is hereby given that Let
ters of Administration on the Estate of
the above named Peter Sibbel, late of the
Forest ce bsye n BEEN enc ersnteS
Nancy A. Sibbel, and
John Zents, residing in Tionesta township,
said county. All persons, therefore, hav-
ing claims or demands against the estate
of the said decedent, are requested to
make the same known TO the said Nancy
A. Sibbel and John Zents without delay.
NANCY A. SIBBEL, p
JOHN TENTS.
April Goth, 1875. Ct
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C. W. EARNEST,
SURGEON DENTIST,
M nIOITnI pa
TIDIoUTE, PA.

A LII OPERATIONS pertaining 10 Sur
n giral or Mechanical Dentistry por-
formed with care and warranted. l guar
antee success or refund the money
Office in GRANDIN BRICK BLOCK.
Remember tho place.
32-lv, @. w. EARNEST.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-05-12

And, in fact. everything fisherman
needs. Give him call when you are in
Franklin. His place of business is on
Liberty ST., opposite International Bank.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-05-12
You Can Save Money

BY buying your PIANOS and ORGANS
from the undersigned Manufacturers
Agent, foI the hest brands in the market
instruments shipped direct from the Fac
tory. CHAS. A. SHULTZ, Tuner,
sly Lock box l746, Oil City, ia.
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FISHING TACKLE!

". Il. COOPER, Franklin, Pa,
uAS on hand fine assortment of fish
Ii ing tackle, of all kinds, including
FISHING RODS ALL KINDS.
FISHING HOOKS ALL KINDS.
FISHING LINES ALL KINDS.
SPOON HOOKS ALL. KINDS.
FLY HOOKS ALL KINDS.
National Republican., 1875-07-19
EDUCATIONAL.
e D u CATO N

FOR REAL LIFE SECURED AT
WASHINGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE.
No education which does not make self-sHpport
and Independence its hrst aim Is worth acquiring.
For circulars, call at the College, corner Of Sew
enth and L streets northwest, or address
ap2O-tf II, @. SPENCER. President.
National Republican., 1875-07-19
rHI ocoHNELL cEHTEzN1AL.
A Celebration Dseis I'd upop.

There was o meeting yesterday afternoon at
Lyeeum hall Of the presidents and commanders
Of the various Irish Oatnoic societies, called by
Chief Marshal John P, Barrett, to make prelm-
mary arrangements for celebrating the centen-
ni1l Of lreland's ratriot and statesman, Daniel
O'Connell, on the sixth Of August
Thomas McIahon, first assistant marshal OF
the Irish union Of the District, occupied the
ebair in the absence Of Chief Marshal Barrett
and MIR, ]. Z. NAllet was elected secretary.
Inc following representatives OF societies were
present: Major N. Z. Urell, president, snd
Society, No. 1; W. IL. Leisheare, president of the
Georgetown Hibernian Society; Cornelius Ryan,
president, and Adam Kowald, ofthe West End
Hiberpians; Joseph T. ennInss, first, aud John
I. Gates, second deputy commander et the
Knights OF St Peter; Thomas McMahon, ef HI
oiic's Friend Society; Marti1 Grant, coma snder
OF the knights of st. Joseph, and w. I. Kelly,
commanderof the Junior Knights OF Columokille.
The secretary read q Communication from mar,
shal Barrett, regrettiDg MS inability to attend
the meeting, which, motion, was received.
Major Crell stated that as ARRANGEMENTS were
beinE made in other cities to celebrate this Gen.
tennial there ought to be Q demonstration In the
Capital city. He had already written TO mayor
A. NJ. Kelley, of Richmond, inviting him TO de-
liver an oration 90 the occasion, and had received
a favorable answer, and thus the greatest DIM
Guilty in getting up celebration, that oil securing
The secretary read the communication from
Mayor Kelley 10 Major Urell accepting his inVl-
tatiOn.
character of the celebration and the place In
which It should be held, some proposing the Sew
enth-street park, and others the grounds in the
rear Of the Executive mansion, IL they could De
obtained.
On the motion Of Major Urell, the grand mar
shal was directed TO call convention OF the dli-
ferent organizations on the evening OF FRIDAY,
the 23d instant, to make arrangements for Ae
celebration, each society sending three delegates,
and that the presidents bring the subject before
their societies as e9rly as possible. Several OF
tie representatives spoke in favor Of holding Q
grand celebration on the day in question, after
which the meeting was ad i0urned.
National Republican., 1875-07-19

BRIH HlHaRAns.

NEW YORK, July 1s-The United States nag
ship Richmond arrived at Callso June 25.
SAN Francisco, July 1.-THE United States
steamer Benieia arrived here to-day from Vieto-
ria.
NEW YORK, July 1.-THE United States flag
ship Hartford left Hong Kong June 10, for Singa-
pore, en- route for the United States.
NEW YORK. July 1.-THE deaths here this
week were eight hundred and ninety, an increase
Of one hundred and forty-seven over last week.
NEw York, July ia cable dispatch signed
by the president Of the Round Lake Camp Meet
Ing Association, and other ministers, were sent to
Moody and Senkey, In Londen, inviting them to
hold ten days meeting ct Round Lake, near
Troy, In September.
BosToN, July 17.-To-day, at Augusta, Maine.
two boys were drowned while bathing. Henry
Page, Of HaYerhill, was drowned this morning
BY the upsetting Of q boat on Kenaye lake. VIM.
Mitchell, fourteen years old, was drowned this
morning while bathing in Lawrence.
LOUISVILLE, July 1s.-Revenue oficials have
been closely at work in the collectors ofice ex-
amining into the late defslcation. The amount
will be much larger than was At first supposed,
probably not less than SIS, ,o00 Evidence that
Jackson's death was by suicide is accumulating.
CINCINNATI, July 1s.-Severe storms, rain and
wind, swept over the country from Newark, Ohio,
to Wheeling, West Virginia, yesterday; and this
morning at Cambridge, Ohio, some chimneys
were blown down aud buildings considerably
damaged, but no loes Of life Is reported. The
damage to the crops in the path Of the storm is
thought 10 be heavy. Yesterday was the hottest
day Of the season. There were five cases Of sun
stroke in the city, two Of which were fatal.
National Republican., 1875-07-19
AceLIMATIoN OF FOREIGN FISH.
Arrival of Carp and Tench from the Danube
ShIpment of Shad Ergs TO GERMANY.

Arrival of Carp and Tench from the Danube
Shipment Of Shad Eggs TO Germany.
Prof. Spencer F. Baird of the Smithsonian Iusti-
tuition, and United States Commissioner Of Fish
cries. received Friday evening, at the dock OF the
North German Lloyd Company, in Hoboken, q
number Of live fish from Germany. These fish
were brought from Hungary and Bavaria, taken
irt m the river Danube, and have been four weeks
on the way, the last twelve days in tanks on
board of the steamer Donau, which arrived yes
terdsy. The fish are twenty-seven in number-all
that lived Of three hundred: Of these, seven are
carp, which 1t is expected will spawn soon, eight
gold tench, End eleven common tench. They
were brought over in tanks Of water, in which the
temperature was regulated with ice the entire
charge OF them being taken by Rudolph HesseI,
an experienced fish cuIturist of Ofenburg, Ger.
many. The FISH were sent Saturday in cans to
Baltimore under the charge of Mr.. HesseI, who
will remain with them for some months, and Mr.
Ferguson, one Of the Maryland Fish Commission
ers-who came on with Prof. Baird to take care Of
the 'hsE, which will be put in ponds and Matching
houses, furnished by the city authorities OF
BaltImore. The carp have been imported in order
to domesticate a hne-favored ard prolific fish,
which will live in warm, still water. There are
many inferior species OF carp, but these from the
Danube are very line, the best being the Cyprlnus
carpio variety Alepdotus, which is without scales,
OF fine favor. and spawns twice each year. Mr..
Hessel has also the variety Specularis and the
common carp. He has pairs Of each kind, and
expects 10 nave ABOUT Two mllllOn eggs from Inem
this season. the various species being kept In DIFF
ferent ponds.
Prof. Baird shipped to Germany on Saturday,
by the steamer MoCel Of the N ortd German Lloyd
lire, 40O shad eggs; the United States Fish
Commission wishing to recprocate the courtesy
Of the German Government, by which, In 1873
2J0,O 900 salmon eggs were presented to the Ameri-
can Fish Commission. This is a repetition OF an
unsuccessful attempt Of last year, but new meth
DDS have been adopted. The fish cannot be started
after hatching but the eggs will be sent on fan
mel trays, arranged in c-se, the cloth being kept
moist by dripping water. This arrangement is
the patent Of n. W. Clark, a Michigan piscicul-
turist. The Matching Of the eggs cannot be re-
tRrded more than five or six days, and they will
then be transferred for Matching to water patent
cans, by the two persons whom Prof. Baird has
selected to take the shad to Europe. After land
ing in Bremen the young fish will be carried to
the river Weser, where they will be put as far as
possible from the mouth of the stream. The
steamship company has offered free passage for
the fish and their attendants.
National Republican., 1875-07-19
ADJUSTMENTS.
Theatre Cominua.

This week the Comique will be the scene OF q
new and elegant attraction. Mr.. Jake Budd has
adapted for Washington the popular burlesque
of "Blue Beard" and incidental to the produc.
tion Mile Morlacchi's "Can-Can" will be intre-
duced, and led by that competent and fascinating
danseuse, Miss Christie, assisted by the brilliant
Kitty Allyne, the pretty WeigIe sisters the ris-
ing young actress, Lille Howard; the Mouzert
sisters, the Irwin sisters, Leste earle, CLARA
Belmont, Mollie Wilson and Susie Starr. The
new costumes for the ladies in this dance are ex.
pensiye and tasteful. rhe song and dance ar
lists, Welch and Rice, Of Simmons & Slocum's
minstrels. have also been engaged, and all the
old fayorites remain. The sCan-Can," !" as It will
be produced at the Comique and the style Of cos
tune, Is the same as IL has been danced before
lady audiences abroad, and Invented by the great
Morlacchi herself Seats and standing room will
be at premium this week at the Comique.
The Avenue Theatre.
The Brandt siste.s, who since their appearance
in Washington have made o marvellous advance
will appear at the Avenue tonight In songs,
dances and jigs Kirk and Drew, very clever per-
formers, remain another week; the s.lnfinite va
nety" Of Jessie Howard, the dancing of Julia
Bennett, the rollicking fun OF Charlie Howard,
the excellent singing Of Kitty SANFORD, and the
Mork OF Mary Alder VIII all acceptably fill up
the time. The operetta of "Mennette's Lover"
VIII introduce Mr.. Barnes and six Of the ladies'
the Dill ending with grand advertisement.
National Republican., 1875-07-19
Auction Sales To-day.

By Thomas Dowling:
At 10 O'Clock, at No. SIS Thirteenth street north
west, an excellent assortment OF household furni-
ture.
At o'clock, valuable ground in George town,
ID. O., improved by brick dwelling.
By Edwin ]. Sweet:
At o'clock, q twostory press-brick front resi-.
dence and two-story brick buIlding on the north
side Of S street, between New Hampshire avenue
and Eighteenth street northwest.
By Duncanson Bros:
At 10 o'clock, at house No. S1l E street north
west the entire lot of furniture contained therein
BY Wash. b. Williams:
ate o'clock, improved property in the eastern
section of the city.
National Republican., 1875-07-19
Mount PLEASANT.

Last Friday the Mount Pleasant Temperance
Division commenced a series of icc-eream parties,
to be held on alternate Fridays throughout the
summer. Everybody is welcomed, and pains are
taken to make each sociable enjoyable. At an
early hour on the evening referred to H. o. Har-
mon, esq, opened his house and extended q
hearty hand to each conner with genial counte-
nance, which is never contracted excepting when
some unlucky Judge says his new pointer pup is
dog has q fifty dollar name, too-it Is Don. But
as to the party. Fussell sent his vrey best
cream, and the exercise Of croquet and
centrated clover juice. The Society band did
their level best with great satisfaction, as was
eFlneeo py the clapping of hands from every
quarter q the village. II Mount Pleasant would
PACK lts trunk, take two days journey and come
oaek again, imagining It was at some distant
watering place, ~ would receive the full benefit
OF such resorts. Mount Pleasant material makes
the most of everything
National Republican., 1875-07-19
VIRGINIA.
The Display Of the American Flag Causes q
Disturbance

PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, VA, July Il, 1875.
Correspondence OF The National Republican,
At national and Sunday-school celebration,
near Catlett's station, on the 5th inst, consider
able trouble and much dtssatisfaction resulted or
account Of q display OF the United States flag.
Members of the old Black Horse cavalry threat
ensd to take the flag down at all hazards, and at
one time an outbreak seemed imminent. Finally
the anttfag party withdrew. Here's an oppor-
tuDity for Boston to gush. Can't that good city
send down some missionaries to teach our people
devotion 10 the national emblem?. "The harvest
here is great; but the laborers are few!" They
must be expected to be called d-d Yankees and
all sorts Of pet names; hut let them come and try
can flag be introduced and there Is likely to be
hot work and plenty oft, II centennial gushing
will cure the evil then let all gush; but let US
be honest and assure our Northern friends that
the ruling class here will have nothing to do
with the "StaTs and Stripes" CITIZEN.
National Republican., 1875-07-19

The United States steamer Tallapoosa, Capt DIG.
McRitchie, returned to the navy yard on Friday.
She sailed from there the 18th of juno with $50
tons OF freight, touching at New York, Boston,
Newport and Portsmouth, N. H., receiving and
delivering freight at each Of these stations. On
her return south she stopped one day at New
York. Her commander was ordered by the Sec
rotary Of the Navy TO stop at Cape May and ter.
der the of the vessel to the regatta committee
she was there during the yacht racing and used
IS the Judges boat to the satisfaction Of all con-
cerned. During her stay at this coast city she
had several distinguished guests on board, among
whom were Colonel Tom Scott, ex-senator A. G.
Cattell, General II. Sewell, ]. q. Bullitt and Mr.
A. q. Markley. After the close of the regatta
the vessel returned here according to previous in
stIuctions. She will leave again this week with
freight for the different navy yards along the
coast Admiral Joseph Smith, the Oldest officer
in the navy, was passenger od the Tallapoosa
from the time she sailed fr om the navy yard until
she arrived at Cape May, where he is stopping at
present.
National Republican., 1875-07-19
ARREST OF AN INcEND1ARY.
She Acknowledges ths Deed

Last Saturday morning a telegram was received
at police headquarters from Albert Washington,
at Fortress Monroe, Va, asking the arrest of Lu-
cinda Washington, sall black woman, with a
boy named Henry Washington, on the steamer
Lady OF the Lake, on the charge Of burning his
(Washington's) house on the night previous at
that place. The case was turned over to Detect
ives Sargent and McElfresh, who. on the arrival
Of the steamer, found the parties on board ana
took them into custody. They have been COM
mitted TO jail to await the action Of the authOri
ties of Virginia. The sheriff of Fortress Monroe
has sent a telegram stating that he will obtain q
requisition and come for them at once. 1t is said
the woman Acknowledges having fred the house.
National Republican., 1875-07-19
MILITARY.
A New Company to be Formed.

A number of young men between Is and is years
Of age, and filled With military ardor, met last
Saturday night in front OF the City Hall for the
purpose Of forming new military organization.
Mr.. S. N. Hoyt briefly addressed the young gen.
tlemcn, and stated the object for which they had
met. They propose by constant drilling and
tary tactics by the time Of the celebration Of the
Centennial at Philadelphia, when they will visit
that city in q body. Captain A. X. French formed
the young men, about thirty in number, into line,
and gave them some instructions In the military
art. They will meet again tomorrow evening, on
Missouri avenue, near FOur-and- half street. When
a permanent Organization will be effected.
National Republican., 1875-07-19
The FREDERICK FAIR.

Annual Exhibition CT the Agricultural Society
The fifteenth annual exhibition CT the Frederick
County, Maryland, Agricultural Society will be
held az the fair grounds, Frederick, Nd, COM
mCnciEg October y, and cOItiUuing four days.
Hon. Alien Thurman, Of Ohio, will deliver the
am usI address. SInco the Organization, in 1867,
the Ctti e~s have spared no effort TO render the
annual exhibitions both e,dl and interesting
not only by the Offering Of liberal premiums, but
also by the employment of every appropriate
means practicable 10 a5d attraction to these c.
caEiOnS. The coming fair will probably be more
interesting than any Ofils predecessors.
National Republican., 1875-07-19
Salect Exnursinn.

One of the most pleasant PARTIES that went
down the river this season assembled on board
the Pilot Boy last Thursday evening. 1t was one
of those select family excursions, composed OF
middle-aged people principally, members of st.
Peters and st. Aloysius' churches. There was
an entire absence Of that young and romantic eIe-
mept that usually pervades such gather
iDgs, and consequently the h!larity was equally
small. The Pilot Boy, with the ''old folks" on
board, left her wharf at p. m, and returned
about : o'clock the next morning.
National Republican., 1875-07-19
WANTED TO FIGHT.
Peter ponelIy Gets q Double Dose

Last Saturday at midnight Ofieer Mcmahon
arrested Peter DoneIly, grocer, and Casper Rowe,
shoemaker, for engaging in fight near the prem.
ises of both, on Tenth, near q street northwest.
Both were taken to the station house, not much
the worse for the punishment each had inflicted
on the other, and locked up in separate cells.
Donelly, however, was put in with some other
prisoners, and 1t was not long before his beliger-
ent spirit was again rising, and he prepared htm-
self to whip all confined in the cell with him.
The station-keeper hastened to the scene of the
conflict, but before his arrival DoRelly had re-
bleeding profusely. Hewas stripped to the bun
and when brought out presented the appearance
Of man that had Just passed through an election
riot. The statiOn-keeper gave him an oppor-
tunity to wash and dress himself and then con-
fined him alone in another cell, where his chances
for fight were very slim.
National Republican., 1875-07-19
ALL ABOUT A MAN.
Why One Woman Cut Anotbsr.

"AB WIG "OHdA Shb hnObucEs
Angelette Allen, the colored woman who as
saulted Mary Fitzgerald, white, one night in
Majors alley, about fortnight ago, and badly
cut ker with bread knife, has given herself up
t. Sergeant Dinsmore, and was committed TO jail
to await hearing. The quarrel arose about q
man, and Angelette, after doing the cutting, es-
capped. She inquired of the officer II there was
warrant ior her arrest as she had heard that such
was the Iact, but did not believe It. The SER
geant gave her convincing proof by Immediately
taking her into custCiy. Then she swellS1 with
passion at what she termed the blsenegs of Mary
Fitzgerald, and Gatd that had she dreamt OF
being arrested she would have given the "Irish
critter" better cause than she had for procuring
the warrant.