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, 1877-05-25
GENERAL MARKETS.

COEN-pcstcrs report fair orier trade, and
quoted tho market about Ac higher for hur and tho
lower grades. Tho odd lots IN The country ara now
coming forward bat the stock II not 1AfRe. and "a
centraeel In few hands. Quotations.: Green hurl Ga
7c medium hus red tipped, aNdc, EEren bFuah, With
hurl enough 10 work II, 50uc; rcd tpped. with d. %
AHc: rod do, 1f94c, frside brush. 3H&l3c3 medium
to chUtcH statk braid, 4Ha5Hct inferior brush, 3x@
<ct crooked do, 28tc-
DUTTER-Prtcos wera without noticeable change
though weak Gnd uneett tied for anything not answering
to the description Of ohoico. Tho Ea1tern unskst Il
reported weak and declining. and shippers arc not In.
che 10 coutnuo opcsatsnns At tho pflots now ruling
Bales ARD mostly at prices below oc- We again 1uote
Choice yellow, co831o. MEDIUM to good, l4@l7c, In.
ferior to common. Dai5c.
DAGGIN0-Tnere wa quiet and gtoady market for
grain bsga 13urlnpa were hrm At tho lata adYsnce.
0unatcs werS dull. Quotations rstualn n fo'loNss
6tark A. 23a; MoutAup. eae Peerless, 32ot Ontario
22os Lo~ason. 2oca ottet Crock 1ocs American isc;
Amoakeag. I9ut burlsp ard IN. l&016c, gunnies
s!uGle lS&ioot do double, 3I11AHa.
CflEEaE-Tho market continues 10 show 4 decided
downward ineltnatiou. Doth tho Liverpool and New
York markell hare sustancd material decline within
the past few daJ and 3At u soon u stoct1 begin 10
accumulate pricea here no doubt viii follow au!L Tho
Nsw York RHitttn pays, 'Wea.esn has been moro
plenty and lors. With tho mai extreme hGura ltAnd
Ing nj about 1910 IN an Ordinary wholesale way though
some choice lots aectt0d out for obbpg werc rated es
lac. lions buyeEs are asln operating hut in smaller
choice full cream Il l21Sslofat md skus at 90
G6ArcLtnerst s,ls, to 6 consumer xsre effected 4
ss;I I ~;
sssI i!si!s,s,e SS!e 1iiae's s2sos
q ss s ~ ss;S
s's$:S is:s .is .,s... .a ass.'a.a
s.Tfsat, As .h'ten;h, III g. 9i family whlsa;h
ivy ' :so:s s.!fs H. :SHess5 NJ
III SS, III Hf! H. q :2a4s H. f:, .9aa
e. s.sH fsda:b rsb.bos ssqfsz sp S2x
ss ss sosss1s Ass'Ss Sssss 1sf III, 9i
cesMS,s i;syes ..imsa. Hbr ss.a' p'' o'A' 1's'
II fsrcxn !nt AHA tus snd IT.
Est prs:e:!s: :sssay % i!ss.. Lsys! ssd
ss1s .s1 : IL aa:s p'pa' and .p''
r. ~ aSx Issss s:ss
Ss..,,,s.,ss. ...,. ',o,s, nss's,. d. .s
sss' Ss;s' ss' 's' '''ssi.
nfesa pss. Tsu 71is nec. oFsasne Tsas ssaS n
I::ssi ssssSi. S;ss; 5ss'aa ps.aa aAavs' sa
Fl ;S:
S:s.a ss IT y! bsas, a G. =
RsF aHT M, .+r.n. nh ,~,,.
sfS .s9s ISL viii NJ
.a9s .,.1s ~ ss
A. A. sss ,ss!!sf !fss:{!;a
i :. e.sy NV Ya e'Mie9 Ms9
{ !ss s;::s :;;s :'sfs ~;
.s 'Ss q ss. s o4ssa hs1a
7t09s Nsw YSrtt total !s 7s3 T?ta! q. sad s9een4
, 1877-05-25
COMMERCIAL,

Tho following we.o tho rccelpts and shlpmenta
Of the leading articles Of produce In this city during
tho twenty. four hours ending at o'clock on
Thursday morning, and fos tho corresponding tiue
Last yehFs
, 1877-05-25
sand interest
ny TELE9ARPns
NNw YnRE.

NEW TOHks
~ me Testtra Assocfastd }rtsa.
Ngw YonK. May 9+.-Goad steady; 109X0
107, Carrying ratcs, 1@3. Borrowing rates. ",
!, and dat-
Silver at Loudon, "a lilo pence. Hero silver
bars 126 In grccnbacks; 1l7X ID gold. Silver coin,
" discount.
Governments were Arm.
Railroad bonds were steady to atrong.
State securities wcre dull.
The eonEse Of speculation on the Stock Exchange
to-day turned entirely upon various Eumors In re.
Hutd Ia competition between the trunk lines, or
ths -eallad railroad war. which was said ycstor-
day to have broken ont again. Tho report that the
New York Central had roducod passenger farce
from Chicago to New York to SIS was asserted, aud
denied BY turns. and nothing ofhcia1 Is yet known
about II On TIC Exchange. Another rumos wns
respond With those by lako anil canal, and Ind 20
notihed other roads, but this, like other reports.
could not ba vcracd ct least no official announce
mens on tho subject has reached tlc Exchansc.
much MIXED =, e the real smSns she tsnpk
II iias'' marrow iimi.s and tho ' Mafket WI" va,
PASSENGER Aren't of III. Nsv York Central said 10.
fsics. Another onisi.i Of t,o samo road said they
negotiating with tho pennsvl.anta Road IN r.
Ss IL aFs g ehesso ice ~ eu
r. steyens, a stock broker and menhcr Of the
were bought ID unlcr sho rule. Tho fa!iuFo ,was
brought about ~ Transactions III Now YORK Cen
TransactIons were .1ao, 600 shares. Of which
1o 600 wera Nav York Central. 81. 900 Lake
shosc, &, 900 Northwestern ptefesfcl. coo Hook
Union. q. COO PacIac Aa,l, and 1000 Delaware &
Enn.r u,rtat oasv. o6aok 1r1mo ,ncrcantIfe
, 1877-05-25

IopV aRd shoTs clssFs QaQte4 q 74e eash 81 Ny.
and TIC eciltF Jnno. CGll4sflanl quiet 1t OT17ci
long cat hs'ns ~ s9c 81 bH1rd' eHset.pckied
llscon quoted ~ FsG4c for shoulders. 5x4ato for
short eltA 4tkc fur sl0st clcars l0oilo Tor hAuiA
al c&uSkScd and packed.
f3kxAkE-M ~ qulnL 1t &ATt. .- ..-...
NEEF FRDbUETA-WeFoA steady aud qntst At 80. 70
qi!.m tof Mssa. 3lt.7oxa2.oO for e1Hz nacEl snd
TALLow-Was sisaiy At 7Ek9ac for etty, aad 7,hg7Ns
for country lots, ths tnllld tor NO. !.
, 1877-05-25

C1ev.t II. 4 a. new xts. 1tB
}utTA1u q e. new Ida. lNiH
kHla. d W. Pigeon 1at. bI
b.. II. 4 I. III u. 1NA, lU7
J.. y, dividend b0haA. ttNM
q y. con. coup, tlt.. .1MH
L, =, cUlA TcKd tlt 1u7H
L. y. con. coup. M.,. 100
n. c. Eul- 70 lNn ..s.iuM
y. 4. tstb H. 1ss4 S.F.llt :,
n. T. Cen. ~, feA eat. tOIA
n. Y, CIn. t4, Subt'n. 1ulH
Y. T. &, L II. lst Cou. III .
Harlem tat III. II eou. INK
h:AlAs4pFt 1T Inrt'yo. lo1
ohio & NsAs. C0n. 8. +. Rik
Ohio 4 h ~. coll0ls.. VI
0hlo d 4ltsa. ii cunM,t. ~
GeM. l'ss!tlo xolA l!tls. ll4M
C.F. san joaquin IB'ch KH
Q: F.CA. 4 UrtYu1 lit. ON
MCttetn l'acItlc hUnilAltu
ttAl0sl i'scl1cist in b<istl0x
Y. Mettlc altt-KfantA l0iH
uIloI ! ncltic . Fund, VI
PaCl nc u. Vt Aa.,Ist M1NH
T.. II. ". 4 7. hi ~. III
r. IT. ". 4 C., "a MILK
r.. II. W. 4 &. I'd 81. ..ltl4
T. Il T.. 4th lt,..,......1tHIH II
COL, q. Il Ind ist NJ. -
t,ol.. G. 4 lad. ii M... ~
1tunir, W.& y. con iAt ~
81. l., Il l. n, LIT 3i. >. tsaA
AltoA d T, u. Itt m. .1O@
Alton 4 T. ii. u ptl. HIN
1'ot. I'roF WaT.islW, u hi
FOL. 4 Nxb. ltt u. u. lu4
Tu,. l. M&h. *. coup. DlA
Tul. y ". lst st. l.. dif. 7SH
TUt. g. W. I'll Af..,. -. Gl
Tul. l. ". Gus. Cony. IS
l1guM.h II Sse., III H.. ~
Ct, Western lit u. 'txh loI
CT Western u c!Jup.- uH
Ct Western I'D do. " UI}S
Quincy 4 ful- ut rou- ~
III. 4 10. Iowa lat H.. 81
III. + Ut. lowa ex C0l. ~
Han. L Cen. Ao...,... Ut
W. y. IDS ltdN eouponlIOIA
". U. bd4 fax,........tUj
jEEHnn4ck9.
grcenbacks.
, 1877-05-25
.bliEEr-Wsra quiet and nomin1i u &1,ool4. - fos
shoEp, and A. &4.o0&G.tn fos unshoru.


,hnHn Nm N II 9H1 91ss ~ III 5oI un,bo9u -
NEW YoRK.
Naw York. Mar sy3t.-nkr.ks-ttecsipts, !, 20 max.
WoeKf laf!sst sow IL ia 4iYanoG from Yesterday Df
CO pef s1i few premium steeFx t1ke, tho out
st0 piica Tor strictly primo sciectisnst u common
sti went ~ low 6 with 81 90 pGf head adirdi
ordinary TO VERY choice ota tO{4iikct about oc6
xN1,croint. = i'm making = an for thrrn dsy,
against .00 samo tle ast xesk fAtr to good secp
tsaae ntmsf5 cemnatst1tGst aesFeet ism1 plenty ana
xiv sH6tsS{ns iamhs as1MHSfH ~ VirWini: Kan
iuaky md Delaware fof stAto and JefttYs
fow unth2tn ahtcp q astf79{e.
,sfns; IN s .st i7&s II noos .n
dSessad sJfanccd ifo an3 closcd arm ii GNis7c.
EAST LIBERTY. ..
EAT LtnERrr. r.. Nay at:IoArTLx-neeetrts 70.
Ss{s ~ nfea r. Or ,b AIT - aoh e 9r r sss
kll eo1 out u decnc Of fully HaI bcs q.
medium Eoot. ,G0kS, common to $RiE
, 1877-05-25

dull. pnyen "a n9s Tant tHe heGs s1sept at Lever
hodes set xasrsntcd !n granting t,sn foten9ot va
ATTN say betofe 6aS s1sept r. 'o1s.ed ea.ss Snysf'
tt3i0s fully covering tho decline. After 10 o'clock
thers ws tatr movement At - Doh3o 90 tor poor %
eholce medium md hcsyy wr!9hts. kkt!a sad ssaiA
loads Of e1tra dipping o1 were sold Il 81. 2oss. H.
ThN M Ark It atH
, 1877-05-25

moo PRonucTs-wers dull ezceps III pork and tho
tendency Of prices vas to 4 lower range, though the
nuesuatons Ia prtcs small. LOGS wero In larger
supply tnAa wanted tJ packers, and xere cssltr, while
tho Liverpool quotations tended downward. and thcre
was no export demand Of consequence hcru. Tho
trading chiefly In changes from ona month to an.
oer, current differences 10 meet tbs charges fos
carrying.
MISS FozE-Waa mope active. and Irregular within
narrow llmiA. oe1lla4 10 Abovs, 10 lne below. and
closing Ahout tho tha previous evening" Bales
reported Of 30 bsls caah 1t S1s69{i q no brh
seller June It 6ot a. GO brA aellcr July 1t
sts.470ia.e3, Aud o bra ast'er August 1t s1s 8oa
- a3A. Total. 81. 800 bFia Ths msfket ciosed tsmo
stSl3 Is assh scer May. SIS &sot3 an sell
CT Juae, and s1a, G7H8 Is, a5 seller Jaly.
Prime ness wAs quoted 1t 9l376@t3,uA aAd sxtrs
primo do II %. 133o.o0.
LAAp-WA very quiet with l!ttle deviation from ths
pftces OF tbs previous sventuk. Ths market exAet OF
weIa rsESrted of Ao0 tes seller Juno q 900
tcs Thu marriott s,os,d stssdy L s0 aaa Is Gash 1t
.. as solIsf Juiy. eA~ "s''~'s
.NEArs-Wofa very dull st unchanged quotations.
The dcmand HA l&ht. and the ohcefnes not urgent.
4Ac. There notE Ing done II changes tas inquiry
lnf smt department. having btcu aafhdcA W rather
fec tfanlfersr tho pssStous 0reniuR. Thu market
closed It eh& following range OF prtcrs. ... ..
, 1877-05-25

METALS AND TlfSEitS kTOCK-TTsdo hA4 I'm.
pfuyqd Akhtr A1d the xlJeu pFceA 9cneFally 3D.
hetna y 70 ellinG osdes though tln'pAtes sfs weak
M FI4rs-lr lo4i. ~ 7s, delx, lo1lAsloa5.
Ptu TtA-LsrTs. 9iet small. 95et bas, 28c,
kaL0k1-R0- L. l&ct e1&IA, &c.
snr.-A1IBStt2Mt ;s ~, :V sassaanS g. sspRss ssa
, 1877-05-25
COTTON,

NEW 0RLKAus. Hay N--Corroa-fn fair demAndi
sAlez, 0oo bales. Q1ot4lo1s uQchsnxsds 1eest2A.
net ~, ssosk, ts1,1ot.
, 1877-05-25

0AtvRsroH, May 24.-corro.-Qntet, ntdd,t.-
ioAo, not rccofrte Of ha'esi talct, 3o7, 'S'"E'
CnAnhxhrox' MAJ 2a-coTros-1Io,asy, net m,
cctpts. los hatcst coastw!sc, 21i. ss '''
Htt tecents to1 bafess salct, apo ''N''
RtvAsxAH, MAY 24-Corrox-F,m, mtddItnc
1oHc. net receipts, $40 bales; sAlcs, a2, As'
TUnpENTINE.
,.wILNrsoroS, May 2l.-srtatrs Trnrrxr,x
81 eady. 'NSf'"K-
, 1877-05-25
PETROLEUM.

CLAyErA1D. O.. NAY 3.-FE1toLxux-Asskst IN.
chAneed, standard white, Ito test. l7xc.
Pirrsbula. r.. May y2&-Pk7soLxuM-Qulatl crude,
u lS4 q fsrkeFs; refined, l55fc PhlAdelph1A do.
Livery.
, 1877-05-25
DRY GOODS,

= = I1k UVVI16e
Ntw Yozk. Nay A.-Duainess very quies With pack
axahouses aud Jobbu1 trade Light cotton eooda dull
snd seady At unchanged prices; assEsde psas ta fair
deuaaQ but standard fsacies continue quiet, hoary
csamefes and sosstad coAtlnKa In steady te9aest sks
rather mpSu active.
, 1877-05-25
AMERICAN CITIES.
NKw TonE,


NEW fonK4 May Observation-Disclosures dalt,
and 235c per bu lover With limited export inquiry,
tha depressed condition Of thu -four trado has drawn
city cfs out Of tho market saes for export TO- 0Oo hui
old No. Chicago at 81 u.s. Rye lover and quito hcayyt
Wcltcrn, a3s7c. Less bRincs4 reported in cotn and
bu heated at e3cs unmcrchaHta1t At bs5soc; No. 1t
s5<ss7act ungraded at oG95sc; steamer mixed At saN
@sss{e, ctosng 1t b7e btd held at 5set steamer and
Weascsu yellow. H2c; 600 hu steamer mixed fof no1t
Monday at bec; $4,000 bu steamer mlxed for all next
week It i8483ucs 8A1pp bu steamer mixed at tsNE
size, closing with BIC bid and aa!5c asked, $4,000
bu No. seicF Mar It oo5faooAc. ctostnk
bn steamer mixed ac,ler June At ssH95sc, closing A.
sake bid and asAc tskedt III, 900 fu steamer mixed
seller July At noesa1c, closing At eOlc BID and eoAo
aaked. 70 oo ba No. secs July at e,tsc olos!n9 with
chic bid and oae asxcd steamer for August Gao bid and
e16 askedy No. fur August 0tc bid and edSc askedt
Mo. q cash, sD3{e bid and oo,fo hskcd
OoxAx FAki0nrs-Dcrth.foom quiet but stcAdyt
charters decidedly hcttvc though 1t regular facs
cn9tRcmenta 10 Liverpool by stesm al 600 hn wheat At
SXGsBl
rno.rstox.-rork market opened etcsdys eftcrward
shade BETTER hut closed heavy, moderate burncas IN
mess spot At i%B3eai+75, 80 bs1A May at Ash
second call, juno, ttdi % Aaked JHly 4ii 20
b!d Sf4D5 asked; Ab2us, &i4.5o bid, 81. Is sakrd
Cut meats. more inquiry, m!ddes du!ls Wcssttn long
clear, 7f@7 7tao Lard steady At opening. then ad.
vaaccd trl1e, closing scarcely 10 nr ttry l4ht bs.
rcpurtcdl old prime steam spot quoted At g.
newdo 10. 10 tcs choice nav sold At Cot
June delivery quoted At S93oo59St sAlca $50 tcs
Inty Il 70. G7H closfng At 60 d2N 600
ties August At &C. TIN 38. closing At a. 72Hto. u,
500 tcs November at &0.37M30.tut $50 tcs for the
remainder OF tho year At 10, t2t4.
TALiow-Masket heavy; sales TOO. Geo nj primo at ~
2s1kc, closing At SIC best bid.
WuIsxr-aaSktk kteodys sacs 2io btls at H. TX per
, 1877-05-25

GOLD AID 0HEEn14cka.
Gold was 1o0!i Glo7 IN grcenbacks.
0Fecnbaeks we1e D3!sQV3si cent? On Tho dollar
In Eolds
, 1877-05-25

at Chicago Customs May "a; Cunningham d Han.
tcs, 145 pkgs Of SODA ash James 8. Kirk b Co., 113
tcs soda ssh: John ". willis, 100 pkgs Of picklos
George Leslie, 130 brla Of custanis vergho, Rail.
ling Co., 10 cases Of toys; j. Il. Inderricden 4
Dro., $50 pkgs pickles. Amount collected, -, :.
GOT. 4B.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-06-06

Hon. Jno. A. Dale has been quite
i'll for some days past, but We believe
is improving at present. He has nov
er been as stout as formerly since he
was injured by railroad accident
some five or six years ago. The pres
ent attack is not considered serious.
The Murphy meeting at the NJ. E.
Church on Saturday evening last was
well attended, but there was not
great crush. The audience was ad-
dressed by Rev. Elliot w. Z. Lathy,
S. d. Irwin and A. B. Kelly, Esqs.,
all of whose remarks were heartily en-.
dorsed by those present. Rev. Allen
made no regular speech, but put in u
word occasionally where he thought it
would do the most good. Five more
signers to the Murphy pledge were
gained. On motion the home organi.
zation was christened the Forest Coun-
I.ty Christian Temperance Union, and
the Constitution and Bylaws of the
National Christian Temperance Union
were adopted. For the information
of the public we publish them in an
other column. The meeting adjourn
ed until next Friday evening, when
they will meet to listen to Hon. w.
G. Plummer, Of Titusville, one of the
best speakers in the cause. Notice of
the place is given elsewhere.
State Deputy Grand Worthy
Chief Templar, G. w. Brown, of
Youngsville, Pa, organized a Lodge
of Good Templars, last Thursday ev-
ening, at Tylersburg, with 33 charter
members. DR.. A. Il. Mccormick is
w. c. T., and ]. P. Terrill is Lodge
Deputy.
The next evening (Friday) the same
stficer organized lodge at Licking
vile, with % charter members, with
j. S. Everhart as w. G. T., and DIR.
L. w. Smith as l.. d.
Our lodge in Tionesta has been lag
ging of late, but the officers intend to
commence holding meetings again,
and with the help of the temperance,
people of town and vicinity, will make
it yet, among the best of the Western
Pennsylvania lodges.
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Notice to Taxpayers.

The undersigned will be at thu follow
ing named places within the county of
Fores: for the purpose of receiving Coun-
ty and State Tax for the year 1877. Abate-
ment OF per cent. allowed for payment
before the first day of August:
BARNETT TOWNSHIP.
Cooksburg, Wednesday, May 30, from 10
90 II A. NJ.
Clarington, Wednesday, May 80, from
to 6 T.. NJ.
JENKS TOWNSHIP.
Marion, Thursday, May 81, Residence of
n. l.. Burton.
HARMONY TOWNSHIP.
Tuesday, Jane 10, Store of j. /. Range.
Wednesday, June 20, Trunkeyville.
HICKORY TOWNSHIP.
Thursday, June 81. Store of II. J. Bow
man.
GREEN TOWNSHIP.
Friday, June %, Nebraska.
KINGSLEY TOWNSHIP.
Saturday, June %, Newtown.
HOWE TOWNSHIP.
Tuesday, June 20, Brookston Store.
TIONESTA TOWNSHIP.
Thursday, June 2s, Treas'r's Office, Tio-
nusta.
TIONESTA BOROUGH.
Friday, June %, Treasurer's Office.
Those indebted Tor Mercantile Tax of
1877 will save one dollar by paying the
same before. the first day of July.
S. j. SETLEY, Treasurer.
Treasurer's Office, May 25, 1877.
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LaoytOwu Correspondence.


LAcYTowN, June a, 1877.
ED. REPUBLICAN:
Dear Sir AS l
expect to spend few months in the
above named place, and it being the
suppOsition of the people generally,
that De Clare has gone to the Black
Hills or Oak woods, thought perhaps
few lines from the undersigned oc-
casionally would be acceptable these
quiet times.
Business is quite lively here at pres.
ent. The hum Of the grist mill and
the buzz of the saws in the saw mill,
greet the ears Of .he inhabitants from
early morn till late in the evening.
S. g. Roupe is doing a rushing bus
mess he has six men in his employ
at present, rafting and farming he
scarcely gives the mill hands time to
breathe, his demand for boards being
so great.
Rev. Knapp of Clarion preached to
ali attentive audience Saturday even
ing in the School house just across the
creek we hope he will favor us again
at his earliest convenience.
The Nebraska Sunday School reor.
ganized May 9th. Lyman Cook was
chosen Superintendent for the present
Summer the attendance Is very good.
1t is pleasure to notice the interest
manifested by old and young in the
school.
w. j. Armstrong paid a visit to
some Of his friends here on his way
home from Allegheny College. He is
a very fine appearing young man and
makes many friends as lie goes.
Mr.. j. Flynn's wife presented him
with seven pound daughter last
Thursday. Hence the happy smile on
papa's face.
G. M. Arner, caught pike below
the mill Saturday evening weighing
something less than fifteen pounds.
Miss Z. Z. Arner is teaching the
public school for the Summer. Twen.
ty pupils have been enrolled and at.
tendance good.
AS our time is limited we will say
no more at present.
Respectfully Yours,
MARK.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-06-06

Let US be clean, in order that we
may be healthy. To be thoroughly 50,
aud to counteract eruptive tendencies
and render the skin white and smooth,
let US use Glenn's Sulphur Soap. No
eruption can Withstand it. Depot, Crit
tenton's No. Z Sixth Avenue, New
York. Hills Hair & Whisksr Dye,
black or brown, so cts. S4t
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-06-06
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.

President Judgo--L. d. WETNoRF,
Associate Jud0es-Jos. @. DALE, ED-
WARD KERR.
TreaSNrcr-S. J. SETLEY.
{'rothon0tary, Register q Recorder, &e.-
}. w. CLARK.
lyheri6.-JUsTIs SHAwKEY.
O6mmissioRers--ELI BERLIN, ISAAC
Lone, JoHN RACK.
C5Hnty Superintendent-H. s. BROCK
WAY.
District AttorneV--S. u. IRWIN.
JurV COmmisSioners--H. u. TOwNER,
LYMAN Cook.
County SuTUeyor-T. d. COLLINS.
Ceroner--M. ITTEL, JR.
County AUDITORS THoMP-
SON, j. r. NELL, II. A. XuENDRLL.
Member Of Congress --GEo. A. JBNKs.
ASsem6iV--J. II, AaNBw.
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MONEY.

We will pay cash on delivery at
our mill in Tionesta, for white oak
stave and heading bolts at the follow
ing prices;
Stave bolts, 35 inches long, per cord
Of s #. by 4 it,, $3.50. Heading bolts
% inches long, per cord of #. by 4
IT,, s4.00. Heading bolts must be
made from timber at least 20 inches
in diameter. Office at Lawrence
House. j. II. DERICKsoS s. 90.
27tf
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A. WILSON NORRIS,
Secretary.

Regular services at the NJ. +.
Church on Sunday evening next.
Rev. Allen will occupy the pulpit.
From the latest dispatches it ap-
pears that Turkey is weakening.
oil is advancing steadily. The
market closed yesterday ut $2.2Sl.
ID. Graham, of BrooksLou, is an.
neuaced to-day as candidate for
County Treasurer subject to Republi-
can usuages.
-Wm. Lawrence Of this place is
announced to-day as candidate for
County Treasurer, subject to Republi-
can usages.
&C. Brooks & Co., of tho Brooks
ton, are putting in u four'ton hay
Scale. Hereafter Seybolt will have to
work.
4be Democracy have two candi-
dates out for nomination for County
I'reasuser, Messrs. s. +. Rohrer aud
G. T.. McCray.
On the 18th, 14th and 10th inst,
the Pennsylvania Sunday School AS
sociation will bO in session at Harris
burg.
Wan, second son Of John Hulings
is, at present writing quite i'll with
cramps. We believe his condition is
not considered dangerous.
Decoration Day passed Of here
without any demonstration whatever.
All around us, however, in neighbor'
ing towns and cities, the day was OBJ
served with ceremonies mere imposing
than usual.
John Quinn made n little mis-
calculation last Friday, and went
down the lOg.slide ef Knox's mill
headforemost, striking a plank at the
bottom with his right shoulder. jam
ming the latter so as to cause Dir
Quinn to cease work for several days
No bones were broken, and probably
no permanent injury done.
And let us never, never forget tbs
4th of July 1t is coming en- pace
or pace and half, or two PAGES Al
q jump, and will be here four weeks
from to-day if it is on time. Gather
together your fantastic calico suits o
last summer hoard your gunpowdel
Us if you were expecting an attack
from the aborigines study up some
prime orations full Of eloquence, vino
and patriotism. Cook up pileS of gin
ger snaps, rhubarb piles and light bis
cult and invite all your cousins in
and let us have rousing old time t.
commemorate the 10lst anniversary 0
our existence as a nation.
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MOLLY MAGUIRES.

Allan Pinkerton's great book, THE
MOLLY MAGuIREs AND THE DETECTIVES,
is now ready for agents and subscribers.
1t is one of the most wonderful and alb
sOrbing books ever written. A large, ele-
gantly bound volume, nearly 900 pages,
and 4S intensely interesting engravings.
The easiest and quickest book to sell ever
seen.
For terms, circulars and territory ad-
dress G.. w. CARLETON e CO.,
10-4t Publishers, n. Y.
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MARRIED.

McOLAUGHL1N--w N--wALLACE.-By Rev
David Steele, on May 20th, 1877, Mr..
James mclaughlin Of Armstrong Co.,
Pa, to Miss Ella T.. Wallace of jefferson
Co., Pa.
RUDY - PETTIaREW. - At tho law
renee House, Tionesta, Pa, June 5th,
1877, by Rev. w. o. Allen, Mr.. Il. $.
Rudy Of Galenza Mills, Forest county,
Pa, and Miss Julia Pettigrew, of Presi-
dent, Pa.
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