The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-08-25
Jury List Nor Sept. Te.m, IIszs
GRAND JURORS.


GRAND JURORS.
Tioncsta Twp.--C. w. Clark, Foreman,
Nicholas Thompson.
Barnett.-Jacob Mays, VIM. A. Raycr,
Chas. Campbell, Andrew Slaughenhopt,
Peter Galley.
Harmony.-R. I. Copeland, J. Burch-
field, Jesse ID. Dawson.
Howe.-Thos. Porter.
Green.-Wm. Cropp, ii. H. Towner,
Vim. Blum.
KingsIey.-Wm. Toby, Frank Dusen.
bury. Jacob Beck, Denison Palmer.
Hickory.-James Henderson, Lewis
Keister.
Tionesta Boro.-J. A. Dale, J. A. Pro-
per, G. G. Butterfield, w. J. Roberts.
PETIT JURORS.
Tionesta Boro.-Gco. Bovard, III. A.
Adams, Ferd. wenk, Jacob Peas, G. w.
Robinson, L. Spears, j. w. Stroup. VIM.
Butler, Daniel Andrews, Smith Foreman.
Tionesta Twp.-Daniel Black, Samuel
Clark, Sr., Geo. Whitman.
Barnett-Geo. Mays. James Cuzzens,
Justis Shawkey, VIM. Henry. John Eek,
Peter Knight, Joseph Landis.
Iiarmony.-E. p. Clark, Thos. Wilson,
i. l.. Walker, Geo. Kerr, IT. G. Siggins,
II. G. Anderson, Peter Berry, ID. +. Cope
land, j. III. Pennell, John Nafsker, A. A.
Hopkins, w. Thompson, w. p. Siggins,
w. w. Black.
Kingsley.-E. ID. Miller, John Brecht,
Mort. Heath, James Il. Brandon, G. f..
Gillespie.
1Iickory.-N. q. Ball, Jas. II. Smith,
George Sibbald, ELIAS Albaugh.
Green.-Henry Weaver, John Woolf
George Watson. a.
Jenks.-J. T. Rose, JacqlfAIercilliott.
"A calf, about year old, was re.
Gently sold by one Wilson. of Tiones-
ia Twp, to A. Murray, the considera-
ton, we believe, being $40. Shortly
afterward, Martin Reese came in with
power of attorney from Jas. Salsgiver,
and took the calf home; it appearing
that S. had bought the calf of Wilson,
paying part down for it, the restS be
paid some other time. Wilson claim
ing the time was up, brought the calf
down again, after it coming Reese and
Salsgiver, with the reinforcement of
the strong ann of the law, and Wilson
was arrested on capias, and lodged
IN the sanctuary of the erring. A
writ of Habeas Corpus got him out
again, and after preliminary hear
ing, he gave bail for his appearance
next Saturday. when the case will be
tried. The costs of suit have already
amounted to more than the calf is
worth, and as none of the litigants
are wealthy, the suit is to be deploied.
As there are somewhere less than
a thousand canary birds in town, we
published the following for the inform
alton Of the owners and the benefit
Of the canaries: The bird moulting
season is coming on. When yonreana.
ry birds are moulting and cease to
sing, do this: Put little oxide of
iron Gron rust from the drug store,)
or let a couple of lath nails be in the
water they drink take away their
bath, SO that they can't get any drink
but their medicine. In another cup
immerse a little saffron. The latter
gives color to the incoming of feathers.
The iron braces their system while
moulting. In little while they will
sing loud enough to cause the head
ache. a1.r. ..H.
-Wm. Lawrence has a bird which
is rather a curiosity in this part of the
country, this we believe, being the on.
ly one ever seen in this county. 1t is
called the "Rose- breasted Grossbeak, /"
and, if we are not mistaken is for the
most part an iuhabitant of higher lat
itudes. 1t is strange and beautiful
bird, and must be seen to be appre-
ciated. 1t w|s caught in snare by
Geo. Mathe, of Dutch Hill.