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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-11-10
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CARPETS.

On CRY, PA, Oct. 10, 1880.
G. w. Milford has the largest and
finest assortment Of Carpets in the city,
consisting Of new and beautiful de.
signs in Velvets, Bodies, Tapestries,
Venitians, Extra Supers, Cotton warps,
&C., &c. Also an endless variety of
Crumb Cloths, Druggets, OttomaDs,
Rug Mats and Mattiugs. Oil Cloths
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In connection with my carpet depart
ment | have engaged a competent up
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from my stock Raw Silks, Jute Dra-
peries, Repp, Terries, Monies, Gre
tonnes, Fringes, Grimps, &c, and DO
upholstering in first class style, at
reasonable prices. Ny Carpet De-
partment, which occupies my entire
second floor, is in charge of an exper-
fenced carpet salesman.
All are cordially invited to call and
examine my goods, which they can
freely do without feeling that they are
expected to buy.
G. w. MILFORD,
First doors west of new Oil Ex4
change.
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u. Is. -AGNEw,
ORNER 4 T. L Il " ,
TIONEsTA, PA.
ATTENTIoN aoLnlERN!

.sve been admitted to practice as an
Affsev In tho Pension Office at WASH
4 ID. G. All officers, soldiers, or
ts Nlso were injured in the late war,
'thiain pensions to which they may be
tsAl. nv calling on or addressing me AZ
Ein. PA. Also claims for arrearaGes
sid bounty viii receive prompt at
'Atltig been over four years soldier In
~. and having for a number ot
+ %agcd in the prosecution of sol
E claims. my experience will assure
thllection OF claims in the shortest pos
+. tinio. ]. B. AGNEW.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Free Methodist Quarterly Meet
ing will be held in this place com
menciDg next Friday afternoon and
lasting over Sunday.
M. i. Sunday School at 10 o'clock
a. u.. and Presbyterian Sunday School
at o'clock p. m.
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roREsr COUNTY oFFIcERs.

/ Member OF Cnn0ress - HARRY WHITE.
4sscBshtv-4E. u p. WHEELER.
PreWde1tt Judde--L. d. WErMoRR.
Assodiate Judoes-JoHN REcK, ED-
TAHD kerr.
yrcqeurer er--WM. LAWRENCE.
p,'ofhoaotdy7f. Register e Recorder, &C.,
IUarIs SnAwKEY.
.SAefi8~C. a. RANDALL.
C0mmfssioaeys--IS ELL BERLIN, ISAAC
EoNa, III. W. LEpEBUR.
Coantg Vpef1ntendeat-H. 8. Brook
Way.
District Atfpgney--S ID. IRWIN.
.1at3V C0m83issioner8aIC III. Church.
7ETER YoUNGR.
(i0,elty SHrvcyor-T. 7. %. COLLINS.
C0g0ner--V. G, CoBURN.
C0aq,ty uditors-NICHOLAs THoMP-
los, ID. T.. COPELAND, +. G. Lacy.
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Notice.

All accounts due me Oct. 1, 1880,
not settled by Jan. 1, 1881, will be
placed in Collectors hand for col
lection, and hereafter all accounts
must be settled every months.
3J. j. e. BLAINE, NJ. D.
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I.awrenca House,

l<1SsTA, PENN'A, WM. LAW
sil3sSCE, PROPRIETOR. This housa
|ntrallv located Everything new and
furnishad Superior accommoda-
B and strict Sttention given TO guests.
tables snd Fruits of all Kinds served
'eir season. Sample room for Com
niai Agents.
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Go to G. w. Bovards for Mrs
Freeman's New National Dyes. For
brightness and durability of color
they are unequaled. Color 2 to 6 lbs,
price 10 cents. 33ly.
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centage in spelling:

Lucinda Bush. 2
Whole number enrolled Il percent
of attendance so.
Monthly report of Brookston School,
ending Oct. %, 1880; Mrs. E. Reid,
Teacher: No. of pupils enrolled du
ring the month 80 average attend
ance during the month 20; Names of
pupils attending each day in the
month, Mamie White, Maggie, and
Mamie McGiness, Mable Fetly, Willie
Reid. Names of those receiving
monthly prize, No. 1. Drucie Smith,
No. 2. Libbie Hamill, No. 8. Mable
Fetly, No. 4. James Hamill. Aver
age department 75.
Report of Stewarts Run School,
month ending Nov. a, Emma A.
Dawson, Teacher. No. pupils en-
rolled 18; average attendance 15;
percentage Of attendance 50. Those
who were present every day during
month: Ronald, Frank, Bert and
Gibbie Thompson; Bartie Bromley,
and Bert Thompson received the
greatest number Of merits in spelling
class No. 2. Ronald Thompson and
Bartia Bromley in spelling class No.
l, each an equal number.
Report of Tionesta Borough Schools
for the month ending November 4th,
Miss j. f. Copeland, Teacher. Roem
No. 1. Honor Roll-Alice Holeman
100; Minnie Lackey 100, Cora Knox
98; Dora Adams 50; Arthur Kelly
80; Dale Partridge 95; Samuel Clark
50; Emma Davis 100; Florence
Einstein 100; Jessie Knox 100; j. D.
Dewees 100; Retta Proper 100; Sarah
Carr 100; Chas. Adams 80. One
hundred shows regular attendance,
absolute work done and scholarly de-
pertinent es nearly as can be kept by
class register. Whole number Of
males enrolled 9, females 21; average
attendance % total per cent. SO.
Room Nc. 2, Miss Clara E. Heath,
Teacher. Honor Roll-Artie Rob.
inson 100; Leona Davis 100; Winnie
Randall 100; Myrtle Copeland So;
Maggie Robinson SO; Flora Walters
9S; Eda Knox SO. Maude VanGiesen
81; Efie Walters 81; Rena Campbell
81; Louie Richards 81; May Knox 81
Lizzie Randall 81; Minnie Shawkey
96; Florence Klinestiver 96 Mary
Dithridge 50; Carrie Dithridge 50;
Bert Davis 100: James Kelly 81; Her
mie Copeland SO; Joe Partridge 90;
Jack Tate 95. Whole number in at
tendance males 16, females "a; per-
certage of attendance 80; average
attendance 33.
Room No. 3. Mrs. L. M. Cobb,
Teacher. Honor Roll-Blanche Pease
SO; Rachel Dithridge 50; Charles Bo-
vard95; John Clark 50; John Hender-
son 50; Charles Muenzenberger So;
Harry Shawkey 95; Harold Sh arp 3d.;
Dora Blum "a, May Hulings 95.
Whole number in attendance males
19, females %; average attendance
81 ; percentage 80.
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MARRIED.

JONES-OSGOOD.-On German Hill,
Pa, in the Evangelical Churcn on Sun
day evening, Oct. 81, 1880, by Rev. ]. A.
Yount Mr. w. f. Jones, to Miss Jennie
Osgood, both of Kingsley twp, Forest
Co., Pa.
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Wanted,

10000 turkeys, chickens, ducks and
geese, highest market price for young
and fat only also venison- saddles and
game. VIM. Smearbaugh & Co. ct
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School Reports.

Report Of Old Town School for
month ending Nov. 2, 1880. J. d.
Rhodes, Tescher. First column Of
figures sbews No. days attended sec
ond, No. days belonged third, per-
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Tho most complete institution in tho
Uutod States for the through practical ed
ucaton of young and middle~aged men.
Students admitted at amy time.
For circulars giving full particulars adj
dross = +. q. SMITH, a, M., Pittsburgh, Pa.
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cNaIrRAL TIOUSE,

INNER q AGNEW BLOCK. n. O..
'JAcKs0v, Proprietor. This is now
~, snd has just been fitted up for tho
,intuodatioll of the public. a portion
be patronage OF the public is solicited,
IA
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at 5 o'clock p. m.
New moon.
Pay your bets.
Vote tho straight Re-bUt hang
it, election 8 over.
1t looks as though we might have
some Gne weather.
Our local sportsmen are anxiously
waiting for the tracking" sDow.
About everybody is ready for
good solid winter weather now.
No vspison has been brought to
this market yet. The 6rst "skip" of
soow will probably open up The ball
The Pennsylvania Legislature
will be Republican by joint majority
Of forty-six. Good bye Coffeo-Pot
Wallacel Good bye.
DR.. Coburn bagged FIVE very fine
plump pheasants yesterday morning.
They arc very plenty this season, but
not any too easy to get.
"A slight mistake occurred in our
official vote last week. Gardeld's
majority should have been 45 instead
Of 80. Otherwise the table was correct.
Now that the campaign is ended
and the rush is over we are ready to
do any amount of job work at the
lowest possible figures. Give us
trial.
In the Thanksgiving proclama
tion published in our paper iastss week
mistake occurred in toe date it
should have been Thursday, Nov. 10Th,
instead Of Tuesday, the 18Th.
We call attention to our fine line
and low prices on pocket cutlery,
horse, shoes, cloth and hair brushes.
Also fresh oysters every week. VIM.
Smear b0ugh & Co. 1t.
The excitement over the election
has about all died down, and every
body has gOuo to work with renewed
vigor, aud more or less satisfied with
the result. This is as it shoaId be.
-Miss Grace Davis of Warren, aud
Miss Lillian Benedict of Pleasantville.
ore visiting their cousin Miea Maude
Davis. Miss Nay Mopks Of Tidiouts,
was a guest Of Miss Davis over San.
day.
The epizootic has broken out
among the horses in town and several
are laid up with the disease, 1t has
ran its course in most places and will
probably not last long in this neigh.
horhood.
Harvey Foreman of Bradford.
accompanied by bis wife and child,
paid his brother, Treasurer Foreman
a visit during the week. He talks of
moving back to this place soon, and
we hope he will.
Mrs. Col. Thomas returned home
on Thursday last fiem q few weeks
visit to her brothers and friends in
Philadelphia. Mrs. O. B. Hoskins,
who visited friends in N. Y. City, re.
turned on the same train.
"A heavy rain and wind storm
passed over this section on Saturday
night last. Considerable damage was
done in some ofthe surrounding towns,
but in this immediate vicinity we
believe nc serious consequences re-
suited.
r. D. aud A. B. Laughliu, and
Thos. Liggett, of Pittsburgh, have
been rusticatiDg in this place for few
days past They came armed to the
teeth and have been Staying game pro.
miscuously, All are boss boys and we
hope they will have a good time and
go away we'll satisfied with their visit
Our space is now ample and we
hope our friends throughout the county
will send in communications and keep
us posted on what is going on in the
several districts. 1t is hard matter
TO get up a readable paper without
some assistance this way and We hope
our readers will appreciate the fact and
not be backward about sending in
their ehLsions.
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q. coDURN, 81. D.,
puysYcrAN STURGEON.

PHYSICIAN ( SURGEON,
|As had over deteen years experience in
III practice OF lis profession. having grad
sfad legally and honorsbly Way 10, 1865.
tAnice aud Residence in Forest House,
llposite the Court House, Iiouesta, Pa.
Aug. 25-lSS0
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BOROUGH OFFICERS.


B,w0css--N. 8. FOREMAN.
lsoatnciiDle,t-- Chas. Bonner, NJ. Elm
tein, J. u. wenK, Patrick Joyce, d. W.
Clark, Justis Shawkoy.
J7ss3icos of the Psdce--J. T. Brennan,
D. $. Knox.
fdbfc-James Swailes.
Schoot DirectorS--J. Shawkey, d. w.
1lark, a. II, Partridge. G. A. Randall,
a. B.Kelly, J. T. Brennan.
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'ft9RNEY AZ Law. and NOTARY
nhlIc. Reynolds Hpllill & Cs.'s
h Seneca ST., oil City, Pa. 39-ly
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-. ~. BLAINE, "a. 3D.,
TIONESpA, PA.

CFFToE Hours ;--7 to Q A. NJ, to Q p.
/. Wednesdays and Saturdays from II
!. a. to p. NJ.
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Goods cheap at
Vug. IL, 80. HAsLEr & soNs
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30
New Hampshire vs.. Louisiann.

An original bill was filed on Wednes-
day 10 the Supreme Court Of the United
States in which the Senate Of New
Hampshire is complainant and the
State of Louisiana is defendant. The
object of the bill is to compel the pay.
ment by the State of Louisiana of Its
rightful obligations, which it has re-
pudiated. The bill sets forth the his
tory of the Indebtedness of Louisiana
on which it has defaulted, and recites
the acts assumming to provide for the
payment Of the same. 1t then petitions
the Supreme Court for an injunction,
against gGhe State officers of Louisiana,
requiring them to appear in the court
and answer the premises and "abide
by the said order, direction and decl go
as may be made against them in the
premises, and as shall seem meet and
agreeable to equity and good con
science" The case will be argued by
the Attorney General of New Hamp-
shire aud by eminent associate counsel
It's in accordance with the idea that was
suggested some time since as being the
best method for hope that the State
of Louisiana could be completed to full
fill its obligations. The State of New
Hampshire, of course, stands forward
as the representative of citezens who
are holders of Louisiana bonds.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30
Homely Maxims.

For the Republian,
Love begets love; and he who would
have friends, must show himself friend
ly. How happy We always feel when
we have done our duty.
Much or real pleasure does not exist
in selfshness.
Be alrectionats and grateful to those
who are kiud 10 US, and You will enjoy
life better.
The more We know OF some people the
better We like them. IL that striveth
for the mastery must be temperate in all
things.
II You do not wish to be always
thirsty beware of intemperance, for the
more and ottener you drink the more
thirsty you will become.
One OF the easiest, the most common,
and the most perfectly foolish things
in the world is to quarrel, no matter
with whom--man--woman child.
There is no kind OF necessity for it, and
no species or degree Of benefit to be
gained by it.
The reason religious people quarrel
about religion ia because they really
have 80 little Of il, and the more they
quarrel, the more abundantly do they
prove IT.
Iu nine cases out OF ten, the wisest
policy is If man cheats you, to quit
dealing with him; If he is abusive, quit
his company.
Love refuses nothing that love sends.
Affections wear off our rust.
Adversity like winter weather, is Of
Gse to kill those insects which the
summer Of prosperity is apt to produce
and nourish.
Time is talent whish gives value to
every other.
The most beautiful face in the world,
is the face OF the one that loved us.
lie who makes his bed Of briar and
thorn; must be content 10 lie fOrloTn.
Flowers may be regarded as the
smiles Of Heaven.
Private worship is the delight Of
those oa!y who worship the Lord in
spirit and in truth.
My Bible-witLfn its leaves 1t grace
divine displays, makes known the Al
mighty's will in various ways.
Justice it speaks to those who Heaven
defy.
Aud with ungracious lipsits tru tn
deny.
Henceforth take thee as my future
guide.
Let naught from thee my manhood
heart divide; and then, If late or early
death be mine,
All will be we'll, since |, 0 Lord am
thine.
Nov man consider your own rash
spirit Awake Awake! The axe lieth
at your root, and the Judge is at the
door. Escape for your life, If you want
AMBROSE s. OTTgY.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30
oxoHARD WEDDING.

There's wedding In the orchard, dear,
know II by the flowers;
They're wreathed on every bough and brancl
Or falling down In showers.
The air Is In mist, think,
And scarce knows which TO be-
Whether all fragrance. cIiDging close,
Or bird song, wild and free.
And countless wedding Jewels shine,
And golden gifts OF grace;
never saw such wealth OF sun
In any shady place.
II seemed heard the autterIng robes
OF maidens clad In white,
The cll splng OF q thousand hands
In tenderest delight.
While whispers u among the boughs
OF premises and praise
And playful loving mes'ages
Speed throish the leai.lit ways.
Then were there sway ings to and fro,
TIE weeds tip-toe rose,
And sang the breeze q sudden song
That sank to sudden close.
And lust beyond the wreathed alsles
That end against the blue.
The rament OF the wedding choir
And priest came shining through.
And though saw no wedding guest,
Nor groom nor gentle bride,
knew that holy things were asked,
And holy love replied.
From M0,y MaPes Dodge's neic book Of poems
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30
Reno Again Sentenced

The record in the recent court MARTA
of Major Reno, of the Seventh Cavalry
bet n received by the Judge Advocate
General. This ia the second time Reno
has been court-martialed for serious Of
fences within two years. The sentence
of the former conrt was dismissal from
the service, but the President commut-
ed it to suspension and loss of pay.
Reno was not back in the service two
months befors he was court-martlaled
again, and the sentence this tim. is al
so dismissal. 1t is not probable that
ths President will modify the sentence
this tune.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30

NO1ICE.--TO DELINQUENTS OF
~ city an school taxes Tor 1879. Bills
have be0n rendtre and called for, and ths
year having expired those who wish to avoid
trouble. had bolter cali and settle. or we shall
proceed TO collect the taxes with costs.
EDMUND PROVOST,
WILLIAM KYNE,
Office, No. 10 Il. Sixth street between Mar
ket and King. Hours 8 Il, ID. TO IL m 10
and to Sp IN. l.3"w
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30
A RruMktD sparrow.

A drunken sparrow was seen at Eas
ton, Ohio, the other day. Some curb
stone guzzler dropped an almost empty
whisky-bottle on the pavement, smash.
ing the bottle. hut few drops
of whiskey remained in some of the
pieces. The sparrow in question flew
down from tres and drank the whis.
Ky, which acted promptly; the bird
first began to staggsr sleepily, and then
rolled over, helplessly drunk. A pea
nut man picked It up and took care Of
it till it was sober and then it flew Ian
z lidly away with the heada,h'.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30
.ouoE TO WATER RENTERS.
OEFrcE or THE WATER DEPARTMENT.

WILMINGTON, Del, lice. ], 1879.
The bills for 1850 are now ready and pay
able ut the REGISTRARS office, No. 1000 Marke
street. The awrequires that all bills paid on
or boI0re January 3ist, 1880, the taee OF the
bill, those paid during the month OF Febru
ary 8 per cent. additional. Those paid during
the month of March, 10 per cent. additional.
and any amount remaining unDaid after
April lst, 1880, the Registrar is required to
have the ierules withdrawn and suit institu.
ted Tor the recovery Of the am01nt due and
the water will not be let into such premises
until such arrears, with assessments and ~
for drawing ierules, are paid.
Uitice hours from a. M, to 4 p. IN.
WILLIAM J. MORROW, Registrar.
-l6-eOd D-edJ edF
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30
NOTICES
BRAIN AND NERVE Foop

The loss Of memory, the nervous and ex
hausted feeling, the dissatisfaction with tn
result Of ones labors, the dull, unrefresbe,
sleep, the want OF appetite and neuralgia, ar
simply the brain and nerves calling for thei
necessary food. vitaiized Phosphates restor
lost energy In all weaknesses Of mind or body
relieve debility and nervousness, and proven
consumption. Physicians have prescribed
10000 packages.
r. CROSBY, 666 Sixth Ave, N. z
For sale by z. JAMES BELT,
Cor. 9th and Market sts., Wilmington, Del
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30

NOrlCE-CITY BUILDING AND LOAN
IN ASSOClATlON.-Eh above prosper.
Gus association will Issue new series OF stock
first payment due february 10Th, 8 per cent.
interest allowed withdrawing members. For
shares or information e.ll on
J. Z. PIERCE Sec'y,
OGice SOL shipley st., first fl IOr.
l-22 o.d-to feb III
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30

AT A MEETING OF THE
~ Board Of Managers Of the Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance Company Of the State
Of Delaware" held October 2lst, 1879, the
Treasurer was directed topay in ca h, to the
several members OF the company. a dividend
Of 10 per ce OF the balances standing to
their credits respectively on the 3st OF de-
cember, 1879. said dividend to be payable on
the first Monday In May. 1880
LA 4w-tuaf W. A. La dOTTE. Treas.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30

NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE OWNERS.
~ Those who sell or transfer Real Es-
tate, and do not wish to psy the taxes Ol 1880,
will oblige the undersigned, by leaving q no.
tce thereof at our office, that we may assess II
to the proper owners.
EDMUND PROVOST,
WILLIAM KYNE,
Office No. 10 f. sixth street, between
Marked and King. Hours, 8 A. M, to 12 NJ,
2 TO and to8 8P. NJ. l.3-tf
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30

nOG REGISTER NOTICE-ALL PER-
~ sons owning or haviog dogs "a -
about their premises are required to+s4g-St
have them regularly registered between the
lst and 10Th days OF January After the lat.
ter date the ordinance will be strictly en-
forced against unregistered dogs.
Wd. }. MAXWELL, Chief of Police
II 2l7-tl21
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30

OTlCE.-oN AND AFTER MARCH
~ 'st, 1880, the p ice OF lots In the VII.
mingt0n and Brandywine cemetery will be
reserved sections, special rates determined by
the BOa-i. Sections from A 10 Y inclusive 60
cents pei square loot. All other sections 70
cents per square foot By order OF the Board,
ALBERT VI. SMITH, Secretary.
12l0.2tuw,t3-l
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30

Cubsb Cigar4ttes, cure Catarrh, cold
in the ID an hear ,e,tsl. J. R Hart
man, Dlu ,gist, 9Th sni Poplar, sells
them,
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30

|NOR snLE.--A I.UC OF GROUND
Il WITH hricK mOrrt eco !actory on IL, one.
|ndFtl ard iOrty-eight ieet front on Church
BE-, sj1ty two 'eet on Filth street. and sixty.
le9l on Lord sire /. Streets cuTbed and
u o, streets paved; Id inca water ptpes
|Dg Church street. Limo vats In tho fac
b aDu now u,od iorthe manufacture NOR
b.. sod 70 close an estate. Apply TO
EVANS PENNINGTON,
l.Ggtf No. 5 East 9Th street,