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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-09-29

last week we published an item
regarding horse which had been
found loose in the woods with bride
on and the bit out Of the horses mouth,
and tl'at said horse had been turned
over TO Sheriff Van Giesen. On
Wednesday last Mr.. Isaac Dawson,
teamster for G. w. Dithridge, was
some distance up the new road on the
north sido. of Tubbs' Run, loading
some wood on his wagon, when a man
came up behind him, and asked him
if he had met any one down the road.
Dawson said he had not, whereupon
the stranger drew a revolver, and
pointing Il at Dawson's head, demand.
ed where that horse" was. Dawson
informed him, when he was allowed to
proceed with bis loading, and the man
disappeared in the woods. Two men
from about Callensbnrg, we're in town
last week after the horse, which they
claimed had been stolen from them.
We believe they went back after proof
that they we're the owDers. These cir.
cumstanccs confirm the suspicion that
the horse vas stolen, and that there is
regularly organized band of thieves
operating through This country. We
have heard of no horses being stolen
in this immediate neighborhood, but
that this place is directly on the route
of the thieves, is not doubted. 1t
would be well to prepare for raid on
the thieves when necessary, and we do
not doubt but the necessity will soon
become apparent.
,-On Thursday evening last the
store of Thos j. Bowman, was entered
and about $4,000 worth of goods
carried off in some trunks. and coffee
sacks which were in the store. The
goods consisted Of his best dry goods,
cutlery, cigars and tobacco. The
thieves appeared to be old smokers as
they took all the 10 cent cigars and
left the 5 cent ones. About $3.50
worth of the goods were recovered
day or two aferward, secreted in the
woods near the village, and Mr.. Bow
man thinks he got off pretty we'll. He
says he has no well founded suspicions
as to who the thieves are, but the next
ones who come around may expect a
warm reception. Whether this is an
independent gang, or section of the
same that stole the horse, is not known.
1t is enough to know that such char
acters are in the country, and, proper
measures snouIn ne rtson TO bring
them to justice if such thing is pos
sible. f.-1
Mr.. G. W Dean, on Thursday |
last, killed copperhead, near the |
watering trough on Dutch Hill road. |
1t was the largest we have ever heard |
Of in this country, measuring three
feet in length. David Hunter cap
llred three of these reptiles alive, on
bis farm few weeks ago. They are
pets that we have no liking for, being
treacherous and deadly.
We are grieved to hear of the
death of Mr.. j. H. King, jr., one of the
editols and proprietors of the Warren
Ledger, which occurred last week at
The residence of his parents, in Youngs.
vile. He was young man highly
esteemed in his profession, and his
ieath will be severely felt by his many
friends in Warren county and else
where.
Examine prices at Freeman g.
Corbet's before purchasing elsewhere.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-09-29
VIM. p. FINLEY.

In its proper position will to-day be
found the name of Wm. T. Finley.
Republican candidate foi State Sem.
tor from the District composed of
Clarion, Forest, Elk and Cameron.
whom we believe to be the most avail
able man for the position in Republi.
can party of the District.
VIM. p. Finley was born in Frank.
lin CO., Pa, aud became resident of
Clarion county before attaining his
majority,-about 1851, since which
time he has been closely identified
with the agricultural and manufactur.
ing interests Of his county. At pres.
ent he coRirols a,large producing in
terest in the Oil Fields Of his native
State. lie enjoys in a great degree,
the confidence of men Of all parties.
His integrity is unquestioned. A man
of fine social qualities and rare abili-
ties, he will, if elected, discharge the
duties of the position without fear or
favor, not asking "Is it policy ?" but
as it right?H Well acquainted, by
long residence in this section, with the
wants Of his constituency, he is not
lacking the zeal and energy requisite
for the performance of every duty he
may be called upon to perform. AS a
representative of the Oil interest, he
carries with him the fullest confidence
of all who know him, and, knowledge
of its peculiar and pressing wants,
which will enable him to act intelli.
gently on all legislation bearing upon
this important branch of our indus
tries. That he is practical and ener-
getic, is attesied by his success as
farmer, as producer and a general
business man. That he is popular
with his constituency, is fully appar,
ent from the call he received from
about five hundred men of both par.
ties of Clarion county. With such a
man, sustained by such an immense
home support, our case is hopeful, and |
we may confidently expect after the
he election to greet Mr.. Finley as our |
Representative in the State Senate.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-09-29
Ths forest $fpublifan.
BOROUGH oFFIcERs.

Burgess--JoHN RICK.
CoUnciimen-G. w. Robinson, $. A.
Warner, A. B. Kelly, S. III. Haslet, A. IL.
Partridge, II. o. Davis.
Justices Of The Pcdce--D. s. Knox, c. A.
Randall.
COastdbic-U. Swaggart
School Drcctors--D. s. Knox, II. O. Da-
Wis, $. J. Wolcott, $. II. IIaslot, A. B.
Kelly, ID. Clark.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-09-29
Estate Notice.

Estate of George s. Siggins, late of
Harmony Township. Forest county, de-
ceased. All persons indebted to said es-
tate are requested TO make immediate
payment, and those having legal claims
against the same, will present them with
out delay in proper order for settlcmqnt.
to JAMES GIBFILLAN, Execlit6h
or, MILES w. TATE,
y 0t at Tionesta, Atty.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-09-29
FOR SALE.

The valuable and beautiful home.
stead formerly owned by Hon. Joseph
G. Dale, and in which he now resides,
is in my hands for sale at very low
figures. Terms-one.third purchase
money down, and the balance in one
and two years. MILES w. TATE.
loft.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-09-29

$3.50 per cwt., while fat hogs readily
bring 5000.
A great business in this State dur
ing the fall of The year is the gather.
ing of the cranberry crop; for in the
northern part Of this State is to be
found some of the best cranberry
marshes in the Union.
Ilearn from our station agent here,
that there have been eighteen car loads
of melons shipped from this station
during the last six weeks. One man
has cleard, above expenses, one thous-
and dollars on his melon crop this
season.
/ am told by one of my neighbors
who has just returned from Yankton,
Dakota, that the grain west of here is
seriously injured by high water; in
many places the water is half way
up on the shocks Of wheat and oats,
anu IL 10 CStiululSu buub NuCIS Will DC
loss of several million bushels of
wheat in the State of Minnesota alone;
consequently we may expect good
prices for wheat before another crop is
raised. .ATEAVIEE EMf9 HA
lThe~@eather has become somewhat
cool and we hope that our fall rams
are over for the season. AS the river
is in good stage for running, lumber is
passing down to market in large
quantities. St. Louis is our principal
lumber market in the west, Lumber
is cheap here at,present; fencing can
be bought for fifteen dollars per tbous.
ana, and as lumber is almost entirely
used here for fence, large quantities
are used yearly.
More anon, N. B. HooD.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-09-29
OPIUM M

M @ II PHI IA II y BIT
cured without pain or Inconvenience. No
charge for treatment until satisfaction in
rendered, For particulars, address DIR.
LOUGHRH, Manor Station, ,i.n ore
land county PA. III It
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-09-29

The lightest running Machine ii
the acorld is the Grover g. Baker, at
least Baldwin, of Tidioute says so,
and he knows. 46 1y
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-09-29

Landlord and Tenant Leases, the
most approved form, for sale at this
office.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-09-29

Go to Robinson q Bonner's for
glass fruit jars, jelly glasses, tin cans,
sealing wax, etc. 15tf
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-09-29

Mr.. Geo. Watson, who has Just
returned from a few weeks visit in
York State, showed us a photograph
of the great railroad bridge, at Port
age, which would be worth long jour
ney to see. 1t is new bridge and is
elevated 230 feet from the river, and
is $50 feet long. The old bridge, of
which he also bad a photograph, was
a wooden structure, and contained
100000 feet of timber.
Grand opening Of New Goods at
Freeman &'Corbet's. a large stock
OF seasonable goods just received,
which will be sod at bottom prices.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-09-29
THF BRYANT, GTRATT0N \ SMITH


Send for Circular and Specimens Of
Plain and Ornamental Penmanship. En-
close six cents in stamps. No attention
will be paid to postal cards or letters with
out stamps. Address, a. w. SMITH,
MeadNille, Ia. % Pm
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-09-29

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. e.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-09-29

DEsIRABLR Property FOR SALE
The property of DIR. Powell, opposite
the Lawrence House, together with
his practice, is for sale at reasonable
figures. This is fine opportunity for
a good physician as there is but one
other in the place. The reason for
selling is that DIR. Powell wishes to
settle elsewhere. 2Otf
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-09-29

All persons indebted to me are here
by notified to settle on or before the
25th inst, if they wish to save costs, as
after that time my books will be
placed in the hands Of NJ. w. Tate,
Esq, for collection.
Also, all costs due me as Constable
for the year 1874, must be settled I'm.
mediately, or they will be collected by
law. II. SwAGGART.
Tionesta, Sept 10, 1875.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-09-29

Call at Freeman q Corbet's for
Blank Books, Stationery, School
Books, &c. "a 2t.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-09-29

....- For Dry Goods, Groceries and
Provisions, go TO Freeman & Corbet's
A new stock just in.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-09-29

For Boots & Shoes, all kinds, for
men, boys, women and children, at
"hard tines prices, go to Robinson
& Bonner. 242t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-27

seribei a. aforesaid By the State Bo4ri Of Edu.
cation With az money Ehieh nay he in their
hz11s-
1he schcoi Commissioners II iLelr respective
school dist4.-t Ehsll bare full poEer 70 make
sch rules A1d regulations in Tsepecs 70 the uss
t5ad disposition u the tex. oooks 20 procuEe1 E=
g1s- shall issra necessary.
secfioa II. Tie schooi Commissioners Il
ihsir respective STATE districts and the director
of persoiss having the management and control
of any p1olic school in this State shall not en-
p.0F any ptrsOn IS teachers in any school Dis
tl!cs o. p7lclc school IL this state. entitled 70
zly pan q the school f1n1 % this State. Eho
does not hold ce.tlesis from the sapeiin-
tsadeDl 0. tas county where he CT sLe pE5p9ses
u teach counter lgne1 Is EiorssA!d.
sscts2n Il Hereafter the school vote.z u esch
ard sTesE s-t55. 5--trct IN the safe 81 the
siltei meeting 70 u heli On ths ar-t SATURDAY
q A1gl u esefy yea, -asil Eug.nsly elect u the
1aaaer uou preg.lsd fJr BY laE. = clegk All
,cEo0l Colnrnss.oae1- = serve fos one year.
FfcY.ie. LoHtyei ia. The saia scSoal voters
=aal cL.g e.e-t s1-4 1Q-1ce4 u the scAoo.
mr1ttss e. E..- Il Necessary 70 supply tie
.'-a-s o. p.Aess II lie present scA1ol commit
tee 81 sscn -chool distinct Il ;As.E .=-s ectge
-z-l.- s'-aI. eLy..e.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-27
LOCAL. INTELLIGENCE.
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iaey can't seep sore st-9lt t4eiA. IH!s j. a god
recommendation
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fou z1isgzs : 'of q.4ste!,1! Ffmef-- : Ter !
qgaFfeT &, - Msykei st.
When Moran move We ~ let ne pa6li- Know.
He is Lg' q 81 Market - N4th o. s.rfg ln3er
w-af, .A.fis a.. % al1l izIce
Walton & james -e.. .ce a. .os s. antuoiy am
a.l fusE- sHTcial clltree's fgr .aEgs q4snll.s "a
tae Jcst possible terms. T4er l3e is yer! a4e
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D,cd suddenly OF zear, Disease.

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stt- I.E sfei' !ug9 siefl!g - Tins iate. il2!a-
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et Hdh fiai.n2 p9i-onols ma'eIai-,
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an .i.1fa'fs D. ttP'fff4 tfg OF iE.eE nlr. pi
Y in.ny m' nufdne 3rof thc " II Is produced.
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sILl tnni'4 a t4foha ~ of I3lu 10 iiit reg on u
,se ar -'4sl5 a!lo-ish ohe tfst AL MOI rlghf.
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~ a' $500! lii!j ~ aa4 Hnierlil ~ al44lug pft-
iefLe7 tusei prfi ci cure, 1t coHlsh4- med ciHfi
pr7pet'le- heA / -lef hgs' up1n l'ie i.--pes VI
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HEART DISEASE oCEHn.
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-27
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Io4D.s.2ass
STE FL PENS

Were sold IL 50 Dsiay gan Of more '.sl
l.S9.Go0 Oyef he year pre.i.u- his vim IL
IA NED .Bcfoasf Il tAe -a!s- oi The siusr numbers,
seUs ,h.I he 81! si!ol Qua.I~- u tae,e Pans si4
baDs moe sDl taUte spprrelst.. stli Ia, t4., 4f-
destin:t . axe 'hsif place Vie mo-, popu a.
ste-i ftn. u the msue,. They AZ ms.ie Of TIE
BE 81 Dy the m1at s,ll.id! worsia eu N Europe
aud are nearer spifaxi.nst.on 10 the f- ~ )
qrrL sc lon than alyrhnk of 10 ,ini i rrtn IN
vented
Ihe openc,fi ~'e,f rn- are CDll~t al. G.,i
il ,he co,NErci4L 'oi ssoA. 'af9usa4a, ire Il. -,
more Argsly man IL, g'4er D' 'ts to''el st,ps
Gosenmeoi, snd Iqie s4etsiy ID A4 Eias4
counting House ard i,oo.. u .ie os.r5 Hi
are 10 sale by Tie iraqe generally
we clam tor ,hs sye. r.1sp, -ap~non', o,rr
,,ther pei. In 1wa,l'r eia..la.y ae&a4 aal
nasrnne,- d POM
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hers varying N nyXb.Hy 4nl aaer.r-- % .ou',
anl. f5r The conyenienae D.! iho-e sAg may @-'. to
iry them, So Will .eni : ,aD containing ,aa'r
of eac nlta,er D. lHs., ..eltelg eaa.a,.i a4 -
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lrisoN BRAKEMAN, TAILOR = tOa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-27
JANUARY NUMBER.
fABl.s OF CONTENTS.

I'll Philosophy Of Furniture by Edgar A. Poe
On Fran iug Pictures, By Frank Huntington; a New
Methoi OF Making Bread, by Jusius Y. Liebg; The
reduction In the Cost OF living Gas flues Ihe
Lear Yards OF Houses; Patents Relating 10 the
liousehoG-IhE KITCHEN rne in losophy OF Fry
INF, W Jas, Il. hodgsklR How To Cook u chop
engaging Coos Preparing Pouitry Tor Market IN
Fiihte ell Ranges Useful EetIpcs-lHE
SITTING ROOM what the Chimney said, hy Bret
laIie = lnd5w curtains Wall Papers Household
Iets STOVES; kconomy OF Fuel sofg5 for the
Lftte " hinFy In ertStlng Iara2raphs-k kDIToiI
AIS hoinf sue Ecuuorry, Ac.-THE DISlkG ROOM
How To Arrange Dining Iable low 10 Take Care
oi thlNa anu blasEwaTe-IuE WINE CELLAR: Artl-
o. Ia ont Inc; Nerm0uh--TnE BRD CnANBER--
~" Slu ot Lying fhcd Faucet aud Basins Two
l.helnt Btd ltooms; Poets koom Breathing
ihsonRh the Mouth HE TOILET soap; shaws
lnila, Cashmere, NinditJa; 4 Uniqur Exhibition
III fdrls olorS Affected by locuity--1H PAR
LORI; ! Medish DIaHiig Rooin rsople who Make
society DlsAglceahlc Anniversary eddlug lnyi
tal!ons Iuig - Slug a Ballad Good Manners
How a Party Fautd 10 come ON IN Time
nE MEDICINE Cussr: Afsencal Poison Sanl-
Iafy suggestions How to ayoi Colis-TuE WIZ.
DOW Gas DkS Bulbs IN the House Temperature
OF Plants; Rustic Furni,ure--TuE LIBRARY. A
Sheap ll1' All Tins LAUNDRY Fire proof Starch
ioW 10 Design House; An Electric Servant The
fuiure Oi House Furnishing; Delivering Goal
Publisher = Notes Practical Information.
[. np,u",eatoHs Soiiei ed A7,nts Want.d IN ktsr,
Couaty. address
HOWARD LOCKWOOD,
Publisher and Hroprie,of,
IHn'd-tF No. IS Brennan ST., NEW YORK.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-27
Hntiffs.

NOTICE. FUNERAL NOTICES AND
~ spc!ety meeting notices q s4l1re insertion Ia
the CpGNEEeltt iaa-t irars9tiy =. PAD tur ~ 1t
rale< aDr4-i COMMERCIAL PRINTING 90.
NOTICE = THE SEVENTH ANNUAL
~ Meeting q the sieesho eFs Z ia@ st4I Ibay
Ass.Jc alton Wil be heiJ a. IL reems aud Market
streets. on 2 IT R>DAf Esea.eg NaTch ~ q =.
'f,9cs, f':ss, jNo. = @lLlAh I'LL
NOTICA = MY WIFE. MARY ANN
~ Warren. having lefi me- a,fsp5 caution si.y
o1e Ifls.ns htf On ins se'oaEi } S!l bot pA5 z!y
'e5.,s. joins WARREN
GARD 10 The FCB H.
Iwi.atl inform ny uam-r..-- eu,,en.=i- :na. /
propose sieni.ag % ~ oftef- !! ny lie = fefe-
,Of0fe, n0tHlintlaniluR hsflg2 secured tue con.
raal -; >i5h" "):G upon he Ce' : ina 61dips-.
WA>HlNGToS cox.
r.. leaee. Q. $. N .t.ee: ~ s.lil
NOilCk-LOsI BUOk : NOTICE Is
~ hereb? gwen tlat have -, d.. .o.it o0os No
'-s5 n The Wilmington SAVING FGnl ciety, aud
ma splcaion as been nad ;9 Re s2eieY e fgr
feris i'asst. "''' ''O = = ''i-
NOTICE THE fIFiH SERIES OF
a 8 shares j. now 0ffe fd for sale ~ IN. Mn
tua! Ian A'-'e II "a Al flo9 Per share Ar-i pay
- GEORGE c. MsH1-.
f.'alf setfctefy
NOTlCE-l HEREBY GIVE N0IICE
n
tns si4is u eiaw4fe for tYar.@ iial H7 wife,
e'e.ia, stNrfL HEARS.
y EGISTRY BUkEA NOTICE
Al property holder, within .aa eity VITO nave ,.ot.
u thrir property rrg >tsred AZ" !e- .--ctfu
ils' 81 y ite-ens y 'ins once -rs' de-erii-
a copy d the !tegistr, Law s.i bane forms ;os
,ig L. ip2n of yfopert! ~. be i4rn'-he oh st.
A..71eels, ooiyesalees or transfer. o. r. -
tate ma " silsf my iitH l-'s n4s. entered u
t'A oiiiee before tec; are seat 70 Ne" .sfe % te
r'- -a!ie'i.
". G. CON. Eli,
Cn,.f Engineer az selyf,tf.
jazz Tenth ani King strt g.
y &OTlCE-BOOk OF COKnECTIOES
~ We have hanging II! cur business pif,-e eo,.7
oi the last Cly BIKE Glory N WnioA are L0tei l-
claie tie great need ~ accuracy I'll wSfE u ;nla
kiud and request all -lj.,rr4aers aud otiters vic u
-9e auy efrtis 70 adyse Gf .Ac!u tllt, firy .Ag
pe np''-i anH corrected.
GGNyEEiIAL pREsTING co..
T.. 'i5i!cr. ait ste4ui l'riDtet,,
ly24-h F'.n ant Market streets
NOTICE. ALL OWNERS OF rkU-
Y FE*l i IN ile cy li-po-uR Of iu sans niH
l5t'.e DO lij -" @~.e->ot., -nd uli.sc
EDIt Nd PitONU i
tr S1'f CHre 4ver +'h street Mars"i
X Office. - sEWING MACHINES
a I'll fgssg5' ,a5 s5 aIg-ig' 5a <nl reg1i!@r Il, saa"
wilson sewing Marhiuc, JnHN HtNJ
tie-s-am ta *. ElgU;h >'i.,'.
NOTICE JAMES H. BEGGS HAS
removed tliF office - -. y. Il.l'h street.
AlilWlis Bu!fdils. Blft x VI all ms IN hnnd
= lowest market rA'cz. jy,i-rf
NOTICE. -lMiOR1 ANT 10 BLACE-
~ sMH Hds-Oi'. oi me Rtea'est ,.'sc.,trl.- ~
TIE age. Where BdrA-miih can weld f.,,' -teel
Hlth1at the danger ui -fDllng the -t'rl 15 rlci-
Aeatpg and ytII -lmp.. 10 use
Inquire Tor lipu>er'- Crierra'cl Wrr'Aa} un4
q1uti, ~ he Itpp stag uf
d.. htNra(y
Jan ',4Mpf Wilmington Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-27
rle Iemperaiure. Io-esl
The Propo.rd s.honinilI

As ErsIsTEAED II raK coxlEE-.4- e4si a
AtsA. ~, - a. +. A. .
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-27
Corporation notiffs.

NolicE v,,,,x.,,,x p, ,-,,,-, IA, :.
TIE ahluE erc;i0i tor n-u- Directors oi p LIE
Dei4Tar File l.-gfasc- Com psuy to serve I the
ensuing scar VII Je he'd ir- ice Of the Com
ogHg No G1s Market street on NoDGav, ih- 1T asy
= March next between TIE hqurs u : And O'Clock
p. II. 7. l. GlLPIN.
f~n'5,lE seer iEry.