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, 1877-03-31

- yAHck.
eay, pa," SAIL an uptown boz one dav. ~
ne camc home late from being kept In at school,
thfew down his books, p1ncl,cd tho cat til be
made llcr howl, and then sdled Into his seat at
tie tIl''nertatic. wasn't Benedict Arnold =
rcg'tar sullcf'
:" a what, my sonl" said tho paternnl rcla-
tivct laying down hts knife and fork with sur
prise.
"Whs, crooked larpiu, sou know; a
soark; anrt Of fraud re,cralyf'
liz WAS traitor tn Ills country, nv son ;
bat where Oh Garth did yuB, learn such language
"Olti pull down your vest now, fathcr, and
aot,'t get On your cur n',out It. III tako some
o. tsiaa roast !Scl. please"
Why; WILLIE" interposed his mother. "I'm
strprised at you--"
oh, In, sDi,1, nm " broke IN tho yourr.
ttcr. Nothing MEAN a'3s,st Inc. Pony t,pthat
Deel nov, ply man, or therr'lI Lc tin ruo{ or
tws, arDnnh this n,usc."
The 'old man didn't stop 10 rcoly. Ife
eaue dnwn on tie y0ungstcr like oil A]pl,,e
EIac1crs anu !n another minute that irreycfent
hoy was dancing DIS scui around tho apart.
iicnt, With Ills ha'ids ciaspng tho basement Uf
iant'ie throat emitting more yells to The minute
tsian tiere aft empty t,oitcs In tue rear Of the
LOUISIANA statc-llUusc.
, 1877-03-31
WILL. rnowH HAIR pAnKxsi

n NE ktl90F ~ 18s 3fIhNNf. :
CnIcAeo, Murch :J. Will Paul II. u. please tell
aninloniAf / wxa told 10 nse Il TO pTomote tile
growth u ny halr, aud. shtukine. The more ureI
tho laatcF u would EFow, luscl altogether too
uueas LITTLE FAaUp.
, 1877-03-31
CURRENT GOSSIP,
UNLIKE,

UNLIKE,
Each has bis fIno Of ftfo 10 tread:
Some know rot lore before thcy're dead;
Or sometimes, BY 4 crutacr fate,
Loved ones meet, but meet too lata.
So ssars have paths in which 10 move1
p They do not ecck for life or lore,
But coidty, aftcntly, they go.
And stumble mot like Us below.
uESEsA LAKE., March 25. LrNxE.
, 1877-03-31

49, 7ot&s k.tlfor Of tAe 5t.bsas.
CLINTON. la., March 20. lii Aunt t.tbbfe will
will send her an tnfalllble euro fos thu avus. ;,
u. 4. LYffu4.
, 1877-03-31

10 Me katfor u TA4 Tribune.
DETROIT. Ateh., March 2U. II have been waiting
patiently for sonu ono to tsll Aunt Fanny how 10
make dish Of turriad rico. cannot R,yc tto
recipe y question but IN place Of 1t will givo d.
mind IL very toothsomo dish. - A''
Clean. wash. and cut up two aulall or ona 1orv,
fowl lay them In salt snd water Tor halt an hour:
nat the1n IN rot with enough cold waller 10 cnvee
them and a FEW slices OF sait pork or ham
cut Into thin atflps; co7er c.nsejy Ind IL
them heat alomly aud stir for oYer an
houf ~ tho fowis 6to tender; II thoY about5 ~
doubtful they will tako longer; but the tins sccrst
q tenutr chicken Il to hare cook slowly. for IL
taey boil laat they arc sure 10 bc Tough and
hoathe fowls are tcndeE take Tablespoon mi uf
aHut t'a and de;.srt .DooRtal ef curry powder. ani
th4 wnoso boil up, and add spoonful Of bHttcr.
The above, without tho curry, IL lellcious fric.
ace, and perhaps L would he well when making
thla aish 10 curry only : portion OF Ii, ~ thurn
might DO some who would not care sor II, Btefnr
veal may also ho cuFsled, and Aunt Fspny viii nnI
shat plain, boiled rico Ia I rood accompaniment IL
any n1eAts haypss1 with curry.
nMon'a snT Of The lone numbers hc persuaded 10
tty tlc foregoing fcc.pe, would ba plsased to
KNOW y y meets with thHlE approval.
siah$ thanks 10 Dolly fatuon for her sensible
tees "a tho haecaaIty aud cualfoEt OF neat APPAREL
" ~ sHaalu anF woman 6s ashamed Of wearing q
tad1 seads. a?fon. and why should 20 many take (ho
tfoG6ie 81 remove It when tho doof.ball rlns.f
Mlll tall sherwood pleaao lat us know whero ws
can procure that ironing. boards
hope 70 20 to housekeeping next month and
wRht 70 provide myself With an oil stoyo and Ofnd
stcaay Ironing. board. Next week Mi nv" ii.
feetions los making pretty tablc. .eorer At com.
f"'e"'s'1 *1AA4A 1VSks aEATuEnnXLt.
, 1877-03-31

THEATRICAL DECENTRALIZATION.
0ashs" 4seo yorf Lett<r to Cincinnati EAonirer.
lie thcatfe has not sustained itself with nnr
nigh degree of morality fof some years buck.
| uilc oE our managers, man Of talent, hal llycd
Tor ycafs With Ills leading actress to The ctnpty.
InE Of Ills theatre for some time Of ali cuRaueI
couples and tho firm and respectable ma!.len.,
u whom there aro many Attending the theatres,
Iwo otlcr managers nTe broken In health and
tortnnc bs their cxscsses with tic balIetpcoplc.
One ol the business tncn Of theatre ia a nars-
lytts, with Threatened soltenng o. tho brain;
anolhcr figured IN low 1ght around a table
WITH nts,sk-auetsoucrr, oil tho score Of had
woman: Ohc Of tho oldest managers and act
Ills mlstrcss., Ex.siayor Oakley Iiall, VII wiz tms In
tnrsterIously disappeared, has Lcen ios years
mentioned as tho patron Of an actress at must
fashionable tt,cntrc. And hero Is Patti running
licr flusband's friend. And tho ali Is ft11f nf
sucll tlleatrfcal scandal.
John Mccullough, tho Manager, said 10 INC
about u year ago:
sense to keep tcr virtue on the stugc, II she In
a!ttoGtlvc IN person Of magnetism. III tho first
plaee, she las to iress, and on d nleagre salary
y eeein with. She appearsint thc best wardrobe
applause What i iii Why, snothes s aciress ra,, 81
lsas Just como On claborntcly drcsscd,-otrIlan.
at Q patron'e cxpcnse,--an,1 TINT applause fs
paid to the dress, before tho owner of It opens
iicr mouth to saY wortl. Tho novitiatc feels
That ehc must hare q wardrobe. There is d r1vh
Iiat III tho audience whose ardent Clu,ec eilc
sees. i. Do you not aec that tlle WHO Gnu
survive tbs temptation Of the profession Is .
great w0tnnnih
solno actresses commit all their errors carly,
and Il, maturity feel The accusation md penalty.
perhaps, II the unbratdal Ut au else happy mat
finosiy. fDTbrar To penetrate further Into the
world u Ea,lxo except to remark ttat ali oycr
tho w0rId, tic theatre Ia poor and managers
ncedy-7and wbyi They haye not pncrgizei and
t"toneti tho puo)c taste. They llayc MT bred a
fclablo clase Of play-goerx. Tho ballet, the
opera l,oui1e. the French drama, tho Shallow
spectacle, hive worn out tho flisu appetite, anil
lIsalthy pieces and equal acting, stays at home,
Tho "star +" IL also destroyer of dramatic
So,npa9ies; liz ts a sucker, suoststtng on lho
hulk Of good peoples wages. 1t would bc much
more respectable for Edwin Buath to piay III
New York tic theatrical season round aud nro-
dllce maro dramas than to tramp uE aud down
TUG country with ilvc or six pieces, illustrating
nothing clsc. Tho stage cails for rclorm. TIC
call ought to bu strong n1,l luuti. A model
theatre is not only IN tho tuElsltng, but In The
audience tho general excellence of tho stock,
ana The Intelligence as well as the appearance
OF thu company.
, 1877-03-31

10 ia Ed4ioT 1F TAs TrtuRA
WAnsAN. Ind, March 27.-ETa, pretty slipper
terns, and accept thauEs Vt
MHs. G, E, AcnRAr.
, 1877-03-31

,WAnsAw, Ind. :. March 10. ALLOW M IN ..vto
Win9iited that tried her method Of po1lsiin1
saset.'Fun stoves with very sati4faetory rssnlt.s
and were u not for ce1tsln bemishes my sIoTe
Moa'd s,l !ook quito now. Am very much PLEASED
~ 10 any Of Tbs Home eltels want 10 know
Nh!el. y both good and cheap. Sugar ons All
oaSS.hali cups; butter oas.fourth cup. well iii.
req together; one euR swes! milk; QUO eTg: thfeo
MMasroon!u's baking powder; mixed With lifted
nse SHeam aoafs ono cup raislna; 1xyof 10 thlt, /
quantity. s'' '1e e4Ae'
- asltclous castasd ple-.Bea two eRes; add
ono.na!! cup sugar; Que halt cup Grahanl hquf;
Rasn ~ 1at; nasmeg milk enough 10 dll yous
-or eaa recommend rsof LiebIks method Of making
m.ss sV1sse; pavikt.ae4 recently In TMk TRtsrxx, l
a'e.s ~ na1e mat war now. aud 1t II delicious.
ra I'm anJ ons tsil na what treatment w dwarf
r. ~ snoea have TO mako It blooui. II Is
a.s OF ~ Scase Old, md has never booIued but
snss sfs an tast wa' 1htss ye.1. owufs
toss nearly al my pants lsst winter and wsnt 10
"tHe ~ mott Of whit IL leit.
Washing dnld, aud oblE2o 6sTr' ~
, 1877-03-31

SOM through tht enmmcr: MIRO, whnt IN The pret.
tirst hor,ler for Tnw"r.hr viii sou>o nnc rcmt
me n tcctpc for lemon tnrts. ] tave ebcnIIt
recipe for cream cake. which will keni II desired.
tfn
, 1877-03-31

ri ss0s.SeR .U.s rFaax; IN a..eh would lke to
10 ,eoasat ose: for some tme and nua yet settlei 10
~ ~ sa.!hetion That i, arc plant. II sleeping
hnsa p,enaiel1l 70 tho health Of the occupantf
USa UHe isie % who ID 10 poor health and sto ha.
tea@ees 81 planta in her room would liz 10 ac,r
rom soma of tho ladies' Of Tho uouu WHO hssc sad
ens Experience La such j ease. law 0Aa
ii's IN tho eountly, md haEs e.sry fscr,ttx n.
n'ns !. ss a9weta Whea should commence pfensrs
~ niss iee aorss'b bsds and Whist t!ms should uut
~ R.1a1 oatf Will some lusef Of aowera ssni
'as aanes Of fsw hardy plants thai rili bia..
, 1877-03-31
FEW Err and AGUE',

Tszrr snd Ass crcd for MY cen,s Thcn no.
sxic ala i! otlcs nalarioua lllo scarlet iynhoId
yellow. anu o:scr fcse:1 inidcd ~ Hallway i.sl Is
solI bJ Druggists. ~~A'' ~ so'e'-
The New York herald., 1877-01-21

VVEsT SIDE STORAGE WAREHOUSES; FOR run
wv nitnrc, Pianos, Mirrors Baggage aud other family
Property Separate rooms of size vt low
accessible Goods taken up on elevators Nov
Ing, boxing and packing promptly attended TO- Freight
age insurance and other advances made II required h
TAjuARr. Owner and Manager ONCE sos Hudson -.
near 18th st., Abing gdon square.
The New York herald., 1877-01-21
SALES AT AUCTION.
Tho Msssrs. LEAvIrr. Auctionsers.

Monday January %. and focwi' & days until sold com
mencng each day at o'clock and half O'Clock r. ~
Two sessions daily from 10 O'clock and TO ~
The New York herald., 1877-01-21

IAwNBROKERs SALEs-BY JAMES AGAR, AUG
tio, Ger. at sacsrooms 81 New Bowery and Oliver ~
MONDAY. January 22fOO lots OF Men, aud Women's
Clothing. Ivy order OF ID. g. Ferguson Broome st.
WEDNESDAY. January 24-7N lots Of Ovcrcoats frock,
sack and business Goats and Vests also silk
other Dresses brochc and wooen Shawls and other
fine Goods. by order of John j. Levy. 40 9Th Nv.
THURSDAY. January 25-4tO lots Mems anu Women's
Clothing, by order q. tudlpp. East 18th IT.
Friday January 265OU lots Mems and Womcn's Cloth
inu. by order j. A. Jarmau, 1SJ Varck st.
The New York herald., 1877-01-21

XNANTED-ENEKGETIC YOUNG MAN, WITH $1,000
or 5Uj sal csinAn salary and commission. Ad
dress stating salary expected, BRUSH. box 1lo Herald
Office.
The New York herald., 1877-01-21

IN COTTON, AUCTIONkER.
J. Mortgage sale Of Household Furniture, Mrrors,
Piano Carpets Beds Mattresses together with
very Of every description Of Goods on
23 At the auction 53 East 13sh
st. near Broadway lower room). An immense amount Of
second hand Furniture from families and deales
Of good and indifferent Details Tuesday morning.
afslor
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-05-02
~. c. CoBURN. M. ~,

YSICIAN Il SURGEON offers his
i services to the people of Forest Co
Having had an experience OF Twelve
Years i'm constant practice, DR.. Coburn
guarantees to give satisfaction. DIR. CO.
hurn makes specially of the treatment
Oi Nasal Throat, Lung and all other
Chronic or lingering diseases. Having
invostigated all scientific methods of cur
ing disease and selected the good from all
systens, he will guarantee relief or a cure
IN all cases whore a euro is possible. No
Charge for Consultation. All fees will be
reasonable. Professional visits made at
all hours. Parties al distance can con-
nult him by letter.
'Olliee and Residence second building
below the Court House, Tionesta, Pa. OF
flee days Wednesdays and Saturdays. 25tf
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-05-02

Tho San Francisco Mail uses plain
English. 1t says the Alta and other
papers that speak of the magnificent
opportunity which California presents
the new conner, lie in very gratu-
'itously criminal way. "Tho unvar-
nished truth is" it says, "that our la
Dor market is stocked to overhowing,
and every fresh arriving train but adds
to the miserable multitude that waits,
suffers, starves and finally fights its
desperate way east again. Men Of
brains and culture, good clerks, excel
lent accountants, business men of nm
deniable energy, mecha aies Of ability,
walk the streets in dumb despair.
Westward no 7 is the national tune in
California as well as in New York and
workingmen had better keep step to
the music wherever they are. To the
young man who is about to put his
college education and trunk on a Cal
ifornia train, the AaH cries Stop
Yes. les him stay where he is, and if hs
can't find the chance he wants, let him
take the first that offers.
A Norwich man came home and
spoke sharply to hls wife. His little
boy heard it, and fearing troubls
slipped out and called in a policema
IL isn't every father that has such
boy to take care Of him.
Butter was in use 1000 wears ae
Some Of the original stock appoals
have held oyer.-B Boston Posi-.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-05-02
FOR EST HOUSE,

@ A. WARNER PROPRIETOR. Opposite
~ Court House, Tionosta, Pa. just
sponed. Everything new and clean and
tresh. The bost of liquors kept constantly
on hand. A portion of the public patron
age is respectfully solicited. 4-l7-lY
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-05-02

A DVERTISERS send 25 cents to Geo.
"A P. Rowell C Co., Al Park Row, N. Y,
for their Eighty-page Pamphlet, showing
cost of advertising. l3 At
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-05-02
cENTRAL HoUsE,

DeNNER & AeNEW BLOCK. l..
ID AsNEw, Proprietor. This is now
nouso, aud has just been fitted up fqvdhe
accommodation of the public. A portion
OF Lhe patronage Of the public is solicited.
dG-ly lp"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-05-02
EHEss. q. M. HEATH.
DREssMAKER, Tionesta, Pa.

MRS. HEATH has recently moved to
ltA this place for the purpose of meeting
want which the ladies Of the town and
county have for a long time known, that
of having a dressmalSer of experience
among them. am prepared to make all
kinds of dresses in the latest styles, and
guarantee satisfaction. Stamping for braid
ing and embroidery done in the best man
ner, with the newest patterns. All I ask
is fair trial. Residence on elm Street,
in the Acomb Building. If.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-05-02
DR.. ]. L. Acomb,

DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON, who has
had fifteen years experience in large
and successful practice, viii attend all
Professional Calls. Office i'm his Drug and
Grocery Store, located in Tidioute, near
Tidioute House.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-05-02
IN his STORE Will BE FOUND

A full assortment of Medicines, Liquors
Tobacco, Cigars, Stationery, Glass, Paints,
Oils, Cutlery, all of the best quality, and
will be sold at reasonable rates.
DIR. CHAS. o. DAY, an experienced
Physician and Druggist hom New York,
has charge of the Store. All prescriptions
putup accurately
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-05-02
n OFFICIAL HISTORY OF THE GRg
AyEhTEN'E EXHIBITION

it sells faster than any otter book. Cne
Agent sold "a copies in one day. This is
the only authentic and complete history
published. Send for our extra terms to
agents. NATIONAL PUBEsHiNG Co., Phil
adelphia, Pa. 3S-f
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-05-02
+. w. Hay
,. nsNxKAR.
n. b. sMILEY.
Lawrence Houss,

ffSToEESTA, PENN'A, G. u. Me-
i CRAY, PROPRIETOR. This house
~ centrally located. Everything new and
we'll furnished Superior accommoda-
Tons and strict attention given to guests.
Vegetables and Fruits of all kinds served
ia their season. Sample room for Com
Lnercial Agents.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-11-21

That unmitigated bore John Sharp, has at
last been disposed Of He has departed we
| trust never to return. He has been a source
of expense to the County for the past year to
the extent of over $3.50. For some time past
he has been prisoner in the County Jail and
yesterday the County Commissioners pur-
chased ticket for him for Salt Lake City,
to which saints rest he agreed to go and to
remain. A citizen kindly presented him with
$40 for current expenses. Superintendent
Yerington passed him to Reno, and his ticket
was sent with him on the train, to be passed
from Conductor to Conductor, so that there
can be no possibility as to his not reaching
his destination. May he reach there in safety
and stay there ad infnitum, which means
Good bye John.
ANGUS MCLEOD, he of Esmaurora County
was in the city yesterday ard left in the after
noon by private conveyance for his ranch.
He says things are looking well down in his
section Angus is one of the big chiefs in
Mason Valley and although rabid Demo
crat is one of the best fellows we ever met
He keeps little house where he entertains
his friends sumptuously. Glad to know that
he is doing we'll He has held on to his toll
road and his property in Aurora until now
it is bringing him in good income
For AURoRA.-We express the sense of his
Carson neighbors, when we say of Doctor Ell.
B. Dawson that they are sorry to part
with him, while at the same time they con-
graduate the citizens of Aurora upon his
advent among themselves as a practitioner of
medicine and pill-mixer. The Doctor takes
his departure for the Auroral nights in very
few days
The Supreme Court has adjourned for the
term All business will be suspended until
the first Monday in January, at which time
all suits pending therein will be brought up
and settled according to the statutes in the
case made and provided.
A prominent State officer came out yester- |
lay in new twelve dollar overcoat He is |
fellow and looks well in it. The |
beauty and consistency of the thing is, that |
he coat is paid for, which is remarkable in
State officer.
o. S. T. Charley gave up the ghost last
evening at Benton's Hotel. He was well
Known and a highly valued member of
ociety. He moved in the best, for some of
he highest toned nobs followed him on the
Dad.
Jim Reilly, the heavy charcoal contractor,
# Eureka, who was for a long time partner
With Ike Whistler, was in the city yesterday.
lie left for Eureka last night, where he is
in some important mining suits.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-11-21
BOsKO's CLOTHING BAZAAR.

1t was remarked by an observant fellow cit
izen yesterday that Dick Kelly was getting a
decided stoop. 1t was wisely explained that
he had caught it bending over Bosko's boxes
and bales of goods, opening and sorting the
new things. This is most likely true. Dick
is salesman of excellent parts and persuasive
manner. But Bosko is the Little Giant of
the Clothing Trade. We took professional
tour among his new goods yesterday. The
array of new hats is something centennial as
it we're. Any head with brains) can be suit
ed. AS to fannels, they are voluminous,
magnificent, Astounding. Then look at the
new English dogskin gloves; also scarfs (not
degskin, but silk also hunters boots that
reach all the way up, and are grey-legged,
(Which is as good as decoy to goose); also
overcoats of the most judicious patterns;
also boys listers and other overcoats; also
shirt buttons with patent spring heads; and
shirts and shirts and more shirts and the
best boots and - well, thousand things
for thousand other local notices. Go to the
One Price Clothing Store and rig up. Then
you will be warm and genteel, and learn to
bless the MORNING APPEAL.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-11-21
THANKSGIVING

of national sort will take place one week
from tomorrow, as per recommendation of
Hayes Shall we also give thanks and praise
as per Bradley's desire. If so, what on 2
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-11-21

bless the MORNING APPEAL.
TEMPTING. handsome spread of
the goodies of the masticating world in Cles-
covich's window. There, indeed, are all the
tempting beauties of color which one finds on
painted candies, without any of the deleteri-
Gus effects liable to ensue from the eating of
the same Under the artistic manipulations
of the chef de cuisine and the ornamenting
talents of the head butler, head cheese is
made to assume the beautiful and pleasing
of a wedding cake, and plate of
potato-salad is garnished with all the lovely
adornments of the confectioners art. And these
attractions are not, as in many instances they
are but too apt to be, a mere hollow meckery
They are, on the contrary, modest and
and the high art of the cooking within. Go
to this most excellent eating house, oh hun
cry mortal, if you would know the true
Joys of the gourmand or the discriminating
delicacies of the Epicurean
Now thai we have Street Inspector, we
rus the Trustees will raise his salary S12O
per month is not enough. We have several
niles of street TO keep in repair, several
,ulveros 20 build, much lumber to buy, and
considerable teaming to be done and all these
Kings have to be counted in. Then there
ire other contingencies to be provided for.
Little games have to be run, or how can the
lily government be kept going. One little
,ega. i've may chip in and be raised out by
hree sevens, but what can he do? The |
'laces are not all shut, confidence may be
opposed in jack full on queens, or even an
ce full on tens, but when the new incumbent |
ONES in with two pairs of deuces and rakes |
n the pot, what are the taxpayers on the
utside going to do at the present salary.
therefore we say raise it.
RoBBERY-Night before last the freight
ouse at the Mound House was broken into
nd $50 pounds of plug tobacco stolen. No
ice was sent 10 the Sherif's office and the
natter was Immediately put in the hands of
n officer. The robbers, who proved to be
hinamen, were tracked from the Station to
hinatown, and the property will probably be
,covered to-day. The thieves are known,
nd the hiding place of the plumber is spotted.
/ the hunt the boxes which contained the
bacco stolen from the same place some time
70, were found. This thieving business,
hich emanates from Chinatown, is under
God by the authorities and the perpetrators
i'll be compelled very shortly to change their
larters to point further down the Warm
brings road,