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Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-03-29

TALL PINEs MD. Mafch z9s 1915
.Mssws. Edsfers :-Your eosfsspoa-
dents y. and NJ. are dong sobIe wosk.
wieldiag their pess ID favor of move
r.ens whieh. if snccsesfh. nillturn insp
usef1l eifizens many Who sre di>srace
10 the community in which tbey reside.
That whiskey is an iniolersble nuisance.
curse, . thing 10 be shunned, no ob-
serving mind viii attempt 10 deny; and
those who eonscieniiousIy oppose the
use ef the same as eomnon beverage
sse Enthusiastically the true friends cfihe
poor, particularly - Of those who de-
|Iiberstely sriI their deathless souis for
the momenlary pleasure Of gratifying
. sensual appetite with ~ oaious. hor-
rible and poisonous mixture. Temper
snce, like the fabled or7hsus. has wsr-
bIed her song Of mercy in other sections
Of the State. and. maaiacs restored to
sheir righksmisd: have followed gladly
and gvssesslsy IN her train. The God d
love stsuds by our movement, and will
guide II onward through its most criti-
cal pesiods. So. aa
% on.l brothers. Oh / shoueh ths night Be gone.
L And the morning glory krsakiag;
ETh0ugh ycur tolls be blsss, ys may sef Sssf,
For dangsr's eyer waking-
Yshave spread your saiis, yebeve hraved the gale
And A calm Ger DIE Ca ID eFsepimG,
Bat knov ky AeSky that danssr's nighs--
There's Jet no time fbF sIsepingp r.
To those writers who are eRdeavor-
sng to adduce Scripture testimony in f.
vor ofintoziesting Iiqucrs. We will brief
" say there ~ warning and reproofs bat
there Is. We believe, not one syllable ol
sppvoeal Of the nse Of mebsisxing 6cids
in the Divine Book. The Old and New
Testaments are replete WITH warnings
against The use Of intoxicating vine.
Hear Gods injunction 10 the wife ol
Mandah when chosen to be the nothei
Of q Nazsrite Beware, I pray thee,
and drink not wine nor strong drink; foE
The child shsIl be . Nszarite to God
from the womb" Again. What ID
His declaration 10 the children Of Is
raei, after He had led them through The
wilderness in mercy and faithfulness!
Il have led you forty years in The will
derness; ye have not esteB bresd. nsifA.
er Asse ye drank wias or strong dFiak,
that ye might know that ] am the Lord
your God" Now il is plain. that the
whole Of Israel FOR the period Of forty
years we're a strictly iempersnee people
Why' Because God desired them te
be so that they might fully know and
acknowledge Him to be their God
More anon. t
.o5s-t}e RALYAT. J.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-03-29

REruRN PosTAL CARDs.-The follow
ing from Washington will show that the
people are about 70 BE- supplied with
additional facilities for postal commnni-
cation, by the p. o. Department:
ssThe House Committee on Post or
nee and Post Roads has agreed to re-
commend the adoption Of The double
stamp return postsl-card. The purpose
of this Is to permit an answer to be re-
tsrned on the same pcstal-eard On which
amessage Is sent.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-03-29

- -. laHN.T % &8s N
AZ Ma &eszaenes ia the Factory district, on
Wean4s1nN szs 506ls imneank, JOHN 3. EVANS,
ard 49, "a years. - -
~ . usefiI citizen. kind neigh-
Dor, q SFus fFiend, loving husband and fond
paEsnt, has gone 70 his eternal house. Nay those
who lits .aher him emulate bis sterling princi-
ples. 81 J. 8. A.
In Calvert county, on The 18th of yune, 1875,
LfrxaR. daughter Cf Charles w. and Elizabeth a.
Jarboe aesd Z months aud dMyBs
Ii the sAma eoamtys On the and Of Feb. 1873,
CHIRLxs EAnxzsf, soa of Charles W. and Eliza
beth A. yarboe, aged 3 years and IA days.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-03-29
Notice Q. E.IiterhaI Revenue Spe.
clal Taxes. ~

Under the Revised Statutes Of the United
States, Sections s737, 3137, 37ss, aud 1888, eve-
" person engaged IN any basiness. avocation,
or employment, which renders him liable 10 .
special tar, 10 required 20 procure and place Gni
Keep eonspteuonsfG IN his essabskment or place of
business STAMP denoting the payment Of said
special tax for the special-lax year beginning
May I, 1873. Section 3244, Revised Statutes,
ydesigpates who are liable 20 special tar. A Re-
turn, as prescribed on Form II, ls also reqsiTsd
shove. Severe penalties are prescribed for non
compliance with the foregoing requirements, OF
fOr Containing in business afler April 30, 1873
without payment Of tax.
Appllcafion slsould be made 10 r. u PROUD,
OolIectos of Insernsl Resenue, at Baltimore.
March q, lgg8y Al2,ls, %.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-03-29
THIS

To CoRREspoKDRETs.-The commu-
nicalion OF Citizen In reply 70 O5serrey
was not received until late in lbe morn
ing Of Thursday yesterday and we
were consequently compelled 70 post:
pone It's publication 10 our next issue.
Jim Wolf and fAe Ton cafs," welll
ssld sketch Of what belelI q modest
young gentIeman ii social gathering.
also received, but too late for isssertiou
this week. II siIl sppesr N oar next.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-03-29

ThemrOns OToua Apsrare rssssssra % Rad
shs advsrfsement q lhs View York oas Psiee
cash CloshGng HOuss, No. iss West Balsimsre
Street Bsisim0rs, Nd, 10 be sound On the 6rss
page 6f aO-any's BzAcoS. We ara assmEsa6g
perSo5s who have Ipasroufssdi e that this ssazb-
Iishmsns can BE- relied oa sar sAir deaIlng sna 81
prices 10 suit the tisnss.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-03-29
DIVINE SERVICE.

sabbssh, March aisl Methodist Episcopal
Church.
MOunt Zion, II a. m. ssrmen- GlimPses Of
81. .PanrA $50 p. Nd. lSermon-An unsz-
peeted question.
March -, 1873.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-03-29

- You can buy anything IN The Sewing
Machine line at the established and reliable OR-
moED MvG. Co., ~ N. Gar STREET, BAtTfMnHH,
lower than nywhere else In the country: Among
other inducements, they guarantee all Maehines
years, and furnish ell attachments free.
Gg- Send for thsir new illustrated catalogue.
Mailed free to any address. They sell hrss-claas
machines from SO TO $40. Their reputation for
fair dealing Is well knownt 10 many Of your bsss
citizens.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-03-29

This cid and reliahls ready made ClOAing
House i new oiering sor sale The bess saaiity cs
Coods, made In The latest ssyis. GenslsHes's
Fsrnishing Goods and Piers Goods fsr'oEdsr
work. always On hsaa. OrsssEy ssris,y and q
shs best material. Bug ens Pusa- and thas ne
lowest. II yOu wish - b saiizisa eAh a
wAxAmAEzA's Ee. les'w. Bslsinars sarss.s BAl-
simoFs. fTE $50 tan
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-03-29

a f
PRorEcrroN FOR OYsFER LANDS
Professor Good, al recent meeting oi
the American Eishu Calturists Associa-
this connection, he makes the following
claim for the protection ofoyster lands :
"When il il remembered that ts q
large extent the oyster crop depends on
artificial planting and systematic culti-
vation, tke suggestion that the govern
ment ought TO take proper steps 10 Sc
cure to the owners Of oyster. grounds .
deiensible right to The products thereof
seems no more than just and reasons-
bic. Il il something new, 10 be sure,
10 graat individual title 10 land below
water mark; but since industry has given
10 such land. over large areas. . value
equal to that Of dry land. and since the
cultivation Of such reclaimed sea-bed
adds enormously TO the common food
supply, il would be but simple Justice
70 put The sea farming on the same foot
ing before the law as the upland farm
or. The legal right Of IN oyster planter
70 the ground he cultivates and the crop
he produces should be put beyond, dis
pute; and its wholesale invasion, now
50 commen wherever oyster cultivation
has been attempted. should be made
Impossible. n Is no less than . nation
al disgrace that an industry so honora-
be and usefnl should be practically
outlaued.";
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-03-29
Dental Notice.

I RESPECTFULLY infarm shs cikizeas % 81.
4 Nary's hat I viii visit the eeanty during
Court, and wiil rsmafn during the 1nssfon fheFe-
cf. win visit she rcsidenee offhose who desire
IL. Prices low 90 smia the 6meas 0@sre % Een-
PAGE KDMuEDs.
MerrA Is. 1879. Deatist.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-03-29

OsylcE o4 CoUxTY !COmmIE1oRsss.
LeOnardtowns Nd,
MArehs26, is7s.

mRoTTCE rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT on
~ the on DAY OF APRIL, proximo, the
Board Of County Commissioners wlli consider
the records furnished 10 them by the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court and RegisieF Of wills, for the pur-
pose Of assessing judgments obtained from lst
January, 1877, 20 LIST January, 1878, and 70 note
additions and transfers Of decepseds' estates.
An persons interested are not6ed 70 appear eth.
e. Ia peFsoHo Or BY attorney.
10. ". MORGAN, y
,.,..f ~. -. q 4 4. ,-r ~ Clerk.
March as,,ls1s-as. go -
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-03-29

On the lssh Of AiaEch, 1873. by shs Rev. Eath-
sz keaIe. ! THOMAS KNOTT - VIRGINIA
HUNTINGTON. a4 s
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-03-29

MR. w. q. JoHRsoN. Of No. a 3.
Charles street. Baltimore, suffered Tor
years with Dyspepsia. until cured BY
one bottle Of KelleT's Life Drops.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-03-29
LOCAL poffIMcs.


Tks aaaeafion e. uur re.sss i eaiisd . -
nosisus e o. Aesncy N anoshsr cola@n E -
anrss raper ana . sks remosaI efis piacs q -
fnsm . loa s0ush xlsazies 81.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-03-29
i. G. NORRIS,
Gez1exa1 Agent
YOr-ths sale Of the
FOR SALE.

"A FINE BUGGY AND HARKESS, BOTH
- new, will be aold very cheap fOF cash oF 10
eQaiya1ent, IL early applfcatfom is made 20
HERBERT y. MOORE,
ts Esonardtown, Nd.
jan .. Is5s-sn.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-03-29
liver COMPLAIN

When from any OF the numerous Incl
ting causes tile Liver begins 70 act abaor'
mslly, the bile remains In the system,
vitiatiHg and perveFtfng every vital pro
cess, and causing Boils, Carbunclos,
sBloeches. Pimples, Coughs, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Consumption, DysenteTy, Kid
ney and Bladder diseases, and many Other
disorders, au originating directly or Indi'
rectIy from. tie Liver. Keller's Vegetable
Life Drops induce the healthy action ot
the Liver by providing for the remOval OF
the, bliasy constituents by tbs BOWeAp
Kidneys and Skin. .,
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-03-29


-. fs,-s.s,-In view Of the atisnsion
- ,-..l'.e ,..sslsrnnes qusssicns sls %
- eurisu. aoegsssi may b EsAa 80 -
s..l1ss Il you saoess . Pablish =.
weffseHas ~ - esetaa
NO sh1hk og SeieFsnmuons
or neral rencvasiont
WauHa henest car nation -.
who dean intoxieatlons
with all is dSssipaton,
IN evsFy rank and staflon
The ennse Of degradation,
or which y0uF ohsegvasaos
Gives 6aily deul0nstretioIf-
Who see the ruiaafions
distress and desOIations -.s
TIE oren violation ...-
OF neral obligatlonY
TIA wresrhea hsAitAs1uDs
Wfthoas accomnodAtions
Or eny regulation - =
For common susleHaR1uA
A scene Of depalsAEien
Tneunaled II cFeation;
Ths feaaent desecfaficn
Of Sabbath ordination;
ne crime and dspFeantten TT
81 n Bufyima hgislaliOnt t
fhs Awful prohBatlo1
S9feoan,ea conVcFsafio8;
frhe msnial ahtfadoAs
The dire inshtnaticn,
With every s@d degradaticas
TO maniac desperation. III
Ye wha WiGA fbnHiefnallDns An8.
Behold This devastAtion,
And utter condemnation
fall inelwi&tioA,
why anrtson ils dufation
Or show disspprobation s
, Ofnny eomhiuation
For ifs exterminati0nR
Ne deem a declaration,
That olIsfs no temPtnsi0n,
By any palliation s1sn
Of this abomiBation,
The only sure f0updaticn, 80
Ana uuder chs pefsunsiens t3t III
Hold no communication
With noKious euaanation
OfbreNeFs' fermeutation,
Nor any vain libetio1
Producing stimulation.
To this dsierwinalion ga e #
WaeaIi coasiaeratioas ks e. E
And wItliout hesitati0n
Invite cooperation,
NOt a0ubtsg tnSitatienl y 2" q
Will raise your esttmaftonS
And By continuation
AHord you consolation;
For in participation
With this association
You may, by moderation, 50 VI ID 2
Insure the preservation -.
OF . future generation
From all coniausinaiiOn;
Ana nag each indieatsonS
90 eneh fegenesHEi0n &+
Be the theme Of exultAtion
Till its final e0nsummationl rss III s-. q
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-03-29

Mrs=ns. kBsTozs:-In view o sss -..s....s. - -
800 sssslasa - s ssasrAnes qus..,o-. =. -. -.
- sur,su. aoeresra may b Ee@a - -
.ss.rs-s 4 you ekooss . PubiisA =.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-03-29

March ,s,lsls-sl. + = -. -
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-03-29

are specific for DTsFKPsEA, O ISDf'
aEsrToN, FI.ATULEwCY, BEklETBtiES
CRAMPS, NAUSEA and VONrTrNa, Fains
In the Head, Side and Back, Paipilatlon
Of the Heart. HypochOndria, and all that
cGass Of diseases arising from Indigestion.
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sHERuFF's SALE.

DY VIRTUE of writ of Fieri Facias
ID issued out of the Court of COmmon
Pleas of Forest county and to me directed,
there will DO exposed to sale by public
vendue or outcry, at the Court House, in
the borough of Tionesta, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY %, A. d. 1873.
at 10 o'clock, a. M, the following describ~
ed real estate, to-wit:
Jacob M. Kepler for use of Philip Cropp
VS.. G. F. Cropp, Fl. Ia. No. Is, Feb. Term
l87S.-Irwin.-All that certain piece or
parcel of landsin Hickory Township, For
est County, Pa, being part of Warrant No.
36S9, bounded on the northeast by land OF
VIM. Cropp, on the southeast by May 4
Irwin, on the southwest by May Il Irwin
and Philip Cropp tract, and on the north
west by balance of Warrant $3.50. Con-
tanning 160 acres, and on which there l.
erected two-story dwelling house, one
large frame barn and other improvements
with about 20 acres cleared and small or
chard thereon.
Taken in execution and TO be sold ns tho
property of G. F. Cropp at the suit Of ]. M /.
Kepler for use of Philip Cropp.
Terms cash.
JUSTIS SHAWKEY, Sheriff.
Sheriff g Office, Tionesta, Pa, Jan. %, 1873.
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Jameson School.

Third month closed Feb. II. Reg.
istered II; average attendance Is.
The following named pupils have not
been late in the morning more than
twice. except the first three, who have
never been late or absent during any
part of the day: Maggie Mack, Katie
Mack, Willie Mack, Mary Hughes,
Katie Jameson, Mary Mack, Susie
johnson, Emma johnson, Maggie Sui
livan, Emma Dawson, Eta Dawson
and James Mack. A. BENoIT,
Teacher.
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-Mr. y. II. Olngman OF Lhls place
received, on Saturday evening last, the
sad news of the death of one of his
brothers, which occurred in England,
recently, but the message contained no
particulars. The deceased was about
As years of age, and was a great trav-
eler, having spent more than half his
days in strange lands. He was some
fourteen years in South America, and
published in pamphlet form short
account of his life there, which we had
the pleasure of reading year or two
ago. While sojourning there he was
robbed by some natives of large sum
of money, and being British subject
native of Canada, he put his claim
in the hands Of Lord Derby, for col.
lection. The years dragged by, how
ever, and the money was not collected.
He told Mr.. Dingman of this place,
who met him in New York last fall,
that if he had been a citizen Of the
United States he would have had his
money long ago. We believe his trip
to England was in regard to this busi-
ness. We tender our our respectful
sympathy to his bereaved friends.
Although we still have some cold
nights, it really looks as if the back of
winter were broken. And notwith-
standing the old adage in regard to "a
green Christmas and fat graveyard, I"
we believe this has been one of the
healthiest winters on record in this
part of the country.
P. S.-We wrote the above little
item yesterday, and woke up this NOR.
ming to find the ground covered with
six to eight inches Of snow. And such
is life.
Everybody, or nearly everybody
knows Benn Pitman, by reputation.
Benn is the man who made phonogrs-
ply, or shorthand writing a success.
Well, Benn's wife died, a short time
since, and, at her OVID request was
cremated in the fiery furnace at Wash
iugton, Pa. 1t is not probable that
the present century will witness the
general adoption of this method of dis
posing of the dead.
We are sorry to learn that Geo'
w. Deans house, at Ensworth's Mills,
was burned, with all its contents, on
Monday of last week. The fire caught
on the roof, and was not discovered
until it was too late to save any thing.
We sympathize heartily with Mr.,
Dean and his family in their misfor.
tune, and trust that they may be able
to make good their loss in a short
time.
Court convenes next week. The
present outlook is for busy session.
We look for quite a crowd in town
during the week, and would just say
that our office hours are from 1880 A,
M. to 6 P. NJ, and our Office is over
Robinson q Bonner's store, next door
to Post Office.
We are informed that Miss Polly
Hood, of TiOnesta, was married on
Monday last, to Fryburg gentleman
whose name escapes our recollection
The young couple have our good
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w, C. COBURN, NJ. D.,

PHYSICIAN Il SURGEON offers his
L services to the people of Forest Co
Years in constant practice, DIR. Coburn
guarantees to give satisfaction. DIR. Co
burn makes speciality of the treatment
0i Nasal, Throat, Lung and all other
Chronic or lingering diseases. Having
Investigated all scientific methods of eur
ing disease and selected the good from all
in all cases where a cure is possible. No
Charge for Consultation. All feesiwill be
reasonable. Professional visits made at
all hours. Parties al distance can con
suit him by letter.
Office and Residence second building
oelow the Court House, Tionesta, Pa OF
flee days Wednesdays and Saturdays. 25tf
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FOREST EQUITY OFFICERS.

President Jndge-L. d. WRrMoRR.
Associate Jud0es-Jos. @. DALE, Eo-
WARD KERR.
Iredsuror-S. ]. SETLEY.
f'rOthOnOtGTy, Register q Recorder, 6e.-
,. w. CLARK.
SheriG-JUsTIs SHAwKEY.
COmmissioners-ELI BERLIN, ISAAC
LONo, JOHN RECK.
County Superintendcnt-H. s. Brock
WAY.
District Attorney--S. ID. IRWIN.
Jury Commissioners--H y. TowNER,
LYMAN Cook.
County iyuTreyor-T. d. COLLINS.
CoroneT'--M. ITTEL, ia.
COunty Auditors-NIoHoIAs THoMP-
SON, J. II. NEfLL, II. A. ZuBNDELL.
Member Of Congress HARRY WHITE.
ASscm6ly-J. Il. AaNRw.
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lie - w. II A II f,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
B,n Street, TEONESTA, PA.
W. X. LATMT. J. II. AdNEw.
LATIIY Sc ACME
Alto NEYS At LAW,
HONESTA, PA.
ATTENTION SOLDIERS:

have been admitted to practice as an
Attorney in the Pension Offico at WASH
ington, ID. c. All officers, soldiers, or
sailors who were injured in the late war,
can obtain pensions to which they may be
entitled, by calling on or addressing me at
Tionesta, Pa. Also, claims for arrearages
of pay and bounty will receive prompt at
tention.
Having been over four years soldier In
tho late war, and having for number OF
years engaged in the prosecution of SOL
diers' claims, my experience will assure
tho collection of claims in tho shortest pos
sible time. j. Is. AGNEW.
4ltf
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Lawrence House,

'FIONESTA, PENN'A, WIN. LAW
l. RENCE, PROPRIETOR. This house
Is centrally located. Everything new and
we'll furnished Superior accommoda-
tions and strict attention given to guests:
Vegetables and Fruits of all kinds served
In thoir season. Sample room for Com
Hlerc Il Agents.
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into the Lawrence House, and Mr..
Lawrence has moved into the Cap
tain's residence. Without doubt the
Lawrence House will be IN good
shape, and Cap. has our pest wishes.
Bills have been printed at this
Office for vendue at the residence Of
John tents, in Tionesta Twp, about
two miles down the river from Tones.
ia station, on Thursday, March 7th.
He has farm products, farming uten'
sils, live stock and household goods to
dispose of.
j. d. w. Reck has sold out his
grocery business in Oil City to the
man Of whom he bought it. He has
been in business there for about FIVE
months, and, we judge, has done we'll.
We suppose he will turn his attention
either TO lumber or oil, within the
boundaries of Forest.
Mr.. Southard, at Ross Run, is
still agitating the rock in one of Elder
Roberts old wells. Nothing tangible
has as yet rewarded his labors, but
there's no telling what a week may
bring forth. 1t is altogether probable
that there will be more developments
near that point during the coming
spring.
Capt. Knox desires US to state
that a grand party will be given at
the Lawrence House on Friday even
ing next, 22d inst, Washington's s
Birthday. McCray's popular string
band will furnish the music, and of
the supper it is unnecessary to speak.
A general invitation is extended to
all who wish to participate.
We understand that Messrs. j. T.
Dale and Jno. Jameson have purchas-
ed g. couple of producing wells With
machinery and everything complete,
near St. Petersburg. The wells, if our
informant is correct, are producing ten
barrels. We hope our young friends
may make their everlasting fortunes
out of their venture.
Prof Monday has brought on an
elegant upright piano, of German man.
ufacture, which is said to be one Of
the most perfect instruments ever
brought to town. He imported it di.
rect from Germany. Those interested
in music or musical instruments should
make it point to see and hear the
Professors piano. He has it in Geo.
Hunters house, just north of the roill
We are in receipt of Peterson,
Magazine for March. It is in all re.
spects up to the usual high standard
OF previous numbers. The subscrip
tion price is only So year, and each
number contains paper pattern Of
some useful and fashionable garment
Address Chas. j. Peterson, 300 Chest.
nut St., Philadelphia.
There are many articles in the
March number of BGlLou's Magazine
which should be examined by the gen
eral reader, and all who are fond o.
good stories, nice adventures, fine il
lustrations and excellent poetry. The
Magazine is not high-priced one, but
its editors are particular that not q
dull article shall appear in its pages
Published by Thomes Il Talbot, %
Hawloy St., Boston, at $3.50 per year
postpaid, and for sale at all the news
depots in the country. Sample copies
of the JaGuary number sent to any
address on receipt of ten cents.
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CENTRAL HOUSE,

DoNEER e. AGNEW BLOCK. L..
ID AaSEw, Proprietor. This is new
mouse, and has just. been fitted up for the
accommodation of the public. A portion
of the patronage OF the public Is solicited.
Sh-ly
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TAs &rrtst StpabIitat.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.

BHrgesS--G. w. ROBINSON.
CotncitInen-P. d. Thomas, =. ]. Setloy
VIM. Richards, ID. S. Knox, A. b. Kelly,
q. A, Randall.
justices Of the PeGce-D. s. Knox, G. A.
Randall.
C0HstGble--H. Swaggart
School Directors-H. II. May, ii. o. Da-
W., q. w. Robinson, II. j. Van Giesen, ID.
w. Clark, w. II. Dunn.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Wanted.

Those Of our subscribers who have
promised to bring us stOve.woOd, are
requested to bring it in at once. Length
16 to 18 inches.
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DY VIRTUE Of various Acts D 4
~ bly, of the Commonwealth of ia HIsf
and provided, we, the undersigned Com
missioners of Forest County, will expoaB
to sale by public vendue or outcry at che
Court House in Tionesta Borough on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10TH, 1878.
at 2 o'clock p. NJ, the following described
tracts Of land, viz:
HICKORY.
wacrNaL AsrVa To whom a-ses.sd.
100 Irwin II. NJ. & 8. T. May.
Hannah, ]. II.
10 Ball Nelson q.
HOWE.
2730 100 wilhelm Willink.
HARMONY.
l0I Monroe Oil Co.
20 Thompson w. w. for. Jack son.
so Hagan Barnard.
Is Earrar Green.
Kinds Chas.
~ Harris David, patented by y.
Mckinley.
JENKs.
3Is5 90 Noes John
3l73 ! OF 120 Reyner s. Is. J. A. and others.
5l41 1877 Boynton Peter, DampmaR.
vss',. 1918 Guthrie j. w.
TIoNRsTA. ~
95 McBright to Oh Co.
199 Unknown. fa
1000 Plummer Heirs.
800 Hammond Heirs.
GREEN.
135 Dale q Bro. formerly Abe Been.
isAAo 1l Sf|otIC' LoSo, Commissioners.
JOHN RBCK,
Attest: J. T. BRENNAN, Clerk.
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Dentistry.

1 will be in Tionesta, at the Law
renee House, on Monday, Feb. 25th,
1873.
Will remain a week or ten days.
Person wishing my services will
please call early. S. j. FISHER,
Dentist, Union City, Pa.