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, 1880-02-09
ENGLAND'S YULNERABILITY.
How Great Britain Can A3e Starved Out
In CuHb Of Wnr-4t Remarkable Adj
mission.

r1o,v f.rcnt F,rst,a,, k,n,, To Storvc.7 nut
IN caHo of "ar-.A itcih"rlsnhie ADJ
mission.
LONDON Saturday Rfrstw
England wn,,ld IN n aha rn,,ut1 hrr,.,lf ot ,vnr
with nl'oshor marielmo Power. 10 long 'ns
corn rs we want II mattcrs nothing to to The con.
s,,1ncr whether or uot Il lmys tho EugIsh farmer
why tho fur,ncr should grow something else In
s,cll. II tho American producer cnn us,ticrscl
.., -, r,.,, "ne, v. ~, WI ~ o.u', au 'ns ~ u's
o.a,aa ' ~ ,.,r .r ," cee't" ~ t[ y, ~ III se +,
Inc Mt .ho .ucst,nn unId ,ln,n,v i>c mt of
,ns -" @ o,. In r., ~ uns w.
vegetables or on egxs fresh from tho nost.. Tho
quurtcrn loaf Is tho onIy thinE tint Gun do tho
work o,, s,,litc,nntIv tnr,rt, sl,. and tl, n,,or
teEh 'oal ~ lo ohser 70 ~ ona ~ltn.n Inc 1oue
aens It Is hinte fSr tho itloat fart OF Amor
isnn whoat, gtri tl,lt wheat l,,,st l brought TO
II IL useless to talk OF hrrakfng up pastures md
laying down land in ,wilrnt once more. Tint
hKht hsrso or @ Il W stu H. The s
preparation n,ntiu inr wnHng It. lut, II Eli
GLAND wore engage.l III colltlict conducted on
iiiaries, llghtlng, md negotiations fur icacc-
uiiEat bu 0ver ii less tnn ycnr; III loss, that ts
tn H1ly, thMu tho interval between one harvest
md another: Where would tho food N tho M
ton come from during tint ti,nu? WHARF, Tor
example, wnlIlA It hnSo gone from IL wo l,nd
found ourselves ut war witt. Il grcut pnwer Inst
nutumnl We nust either ll,lyc drawn our sup
piles fruin tho entne quarters which nrc yielding
thcm now. ur tl,,yu Eoj,p without them UltIi-
EUthor. OnU look III lilo figures which tell Of
tho weekly Import Of whcat from tho United
shltos, nl,il IT tlat "yislbio supply" which ii
IL elltntKh to l1lako this pjnirl. With
this source Of food 'clpsrd ap1linst
iinvo stlryr,i Thr inuintnt TINT wilr Ind br,,Et.,t
tJitt, NJ, nlvorsnry il be- cOlnIMnrticd mny nuvni
strength whutovtr. would hnvu devoted thu
whVio ii II 10 cusIuR this slpI,ly neinst lis. II,
III, possible way ctmili he hive aUryud his own
S,iWnOsiur lin tn inyC aliccectit, tl,cre w0ti!.i
i1nyu l,ertt rothinx Ior It hut tn ysto Tor Ecco.
II niicu tho Government had hcon confronted
nin.;unt Of resolution wo,lII I,uyo nyniu,l tiloiSl
ANYTHING. They Injrht htyu l,ccn wiiing Il,
eii;n,nsn fnnino In tlinir own pets,ns. hut 1hev
vn,,li sncctiiiv hnvt, Wen MI siIn il, favnr ~ !,
, 1880-02-09
PARNELL AND THE DUBLIN MANSION
HOUSE CONTROVERSY.

tn the Editor Of 1hA Chtcu0Q Tribune,
r,,,,,-. ri, ,,,n,, ,,o.,,.,. 49,, s.,,4 a..
eaoa'Wt fN''. t.us.a"y pelau.'h "fe Apt ~
cchsstro Mr.. Parnoll inr what thoy regard MS
lin Mansion fru,,so Commit tee md Tim Ducbcss
- H. r,.o,,s,, s'a ,,>,'',. ~ ~ n..s,'.",
~. p'"' "'A. I"'s'i aln' lo'Ht ~ tno o'le'l1'l
stnnco ns n'l oF"lehco ol t1o propensity or tho
that Mr. pnrncIl hns hf,cn drivcn IN thc t.o,,re,,
w. 49,. ..,,,,s., ,'.s -. ~ I,.-..t.
"o luz h't"auc" ~ 'Ao pcF"'stche !A"4'9n'tS vi
portion Of tho New YHrlS press; tho personal
hostility OF MIR. Gray. nf tho Dublin FJrtr,1ns
Juur1Iai, wo IL also Lori n,nyor Of i,ublln. n,,
whose fo'at,cal haVo neon nippod tn
tho bud by Mr. Phr,els snnt1!y and Intrepid me-
tinn In tho English Parliament; md tho lplpi,ta-
Hang ~ furxnrxh +nmt,,, ,n,l,,at hr },v ,hn snn
~, .,,o nn"i,osa"s M"a,,,asss., Tnsa ,a,,1s III
.! tho uhcncss OF a1nr'pofoa8n' LoFa 1tahaoiPn
Churchill,
Mr.. rarncll t.uti time md ttmo again warned
.1.a, .s,ss, ,s',', ~. %u ,,as
tnnt taoro Woulu 10 RFpat aha W'uo.sl.1em'! "ss'
truss tn ireland during tha winter, but All to M
pt.rtN,se Tho Gprcrplteht denied tho truth of
NJ p.rud,l,a atntrmorta and thc isnri,nrIa ,,n.
~. ~ ,.0.i 7t''te'''o"sot , a. "e '." ~,
l'o,4nccl Him ~ Communist. A. length tho
truth Of his predictions was about to bo pr,yctl,
tho London Tfmes, uppoaied to tho urltist, nun.
, 1880-02-09

1'u{HF4
The fact thai stt.m englno Is being nrcoted
In ll0ur-,ltll In Jerusalem Is II startling mn
nol,ncsne,lt, but It Is n, evidence af thr prog
rt.sK Of civilization. Tho "inildUIs" who h,kye
thus introduced modern inventions IN Tho
"Itoiy" city nro Il arm Of Wurtombllrx colo-
ntats. WIN. with tho characteristic enterprise Of
tho TeutOnto r,co, aru dntug all the 0riOptnl
Powers will lot then, 10 lnnkS tho historic Apd
Old World pItY lAarrh with tho lmna,
, 1880-02-09
STANDARD OIL MONOPOLY.


STANDARD OIL MONOPOLY.
r---
Dcscrtntto,, ne t1,c 11nttr.y1n or n fsrcnt
corporntlon.
Tho great m ,nomninly Of tic Ntnn,inni oil Com
m'i, "I MT INV" ,r,,,yn~v,thont ~ @ m n,nnio
] 5m,nantInn TIM nr ,,,,c,e nn,1 Irutns III huIiI r,,.
Tho chief aiu of tho Co1npany now is tn pick up
gptxl man wherever It cnli f'ul him, md 10 iio
M uy @ .o nas ,'as m se,a,'tnscs' s.a, ~ nnSs ae
n'','ia ',l' a'hcs , o,o '. .s. , uK Ell I'e,t'
oti,or ftt,tn wholesale or commission honsc. 1t
tsa o, ony p'Rs s ,oT ~, men, n ' ~ n,,
hllow II 10 10 nhctul Ut the market IN 40 doing,
For instance, lust Summer It anw that mn utl-
vance WIS coming In iron, and eo','rctcd In
Il"ly h"s 49," t,'1f t, W ma"!'-l' "hch ~ how
being delivered. To duplicate Tint ortler now
time Of pnrchnsc, or, to flguro II little closer,
IS couts cuch OIL every l,arrcl mntic by It.
Tl,c % rrcat % curnoruton m Ind % ycry Il hnluc m ,,c.
ginning. 1t WIS only n few ycnrs agn TINT ii
s,nnll sign, VII. NJ. Flaglcr & Co., Forwarding
md Commission" hnng over tho toor OF IN ad
warehouse OIL tho Clcveland River Wharf. Mr.
flnglcr, now tic Secretary Of tho STANDARD, bud
tH tnr m,s to WIN @ r Tn D. .n
Hnm,,., ' tnarys I'M ntlI rrr,iw liz sri,: ~,
tcns,ont Of Tic s.,,ndnl1i Works, Ali throu wore,
i0ckcfcirr w,is, 10 snrt With /, stcRty rcjjnhic,
thoualitfMl youny 1na1l, hari wotk!nK mi
sr S s s Ho au hena bat ir tho 81 r ps
In jtt, S tho t,eiuSs al M,cstons that Ii" wiz
cnfllcti iiCon to answer iiIs iGnacity of grit,
thcn over mi ,nnny placcs whurc n surrender wolI,i
hnvc @ mcnnt @ i'tia disaster. ter '~ '' '' '''
NJ. Ms: FisElrF i j lifting allanst to NJ. 1'osko-
IF tfhT H." sof ns f ,nn iu stmntr l9 s us @
rta' ,o @ t h thp bs @ Mr lmr
tirrws lin ti,,1i mn,icr nf lin firm. tnt,,, 10
tSjs country n poor Eualjsh jaiorsr, prMi,rctl
milk. ui,srrStnr ,nt,' NOON slthorcti t,ais III
is nw, M, VIII ma,I1 tin mill, ,o,t,unr IN tho
M N Works tic , cS u, WIN @
ta,t fnt lon,' 1niilnn ~ a. iii rctIrc fro,"
tho business. M thr,e men, huwcyrr, inutlt,ue
fh M,,nlr imtc,,s IN US cl,r,ntlo n ',s tcy
.ov ho nrH liz; nn ILL., we,srr,s ,l "u cn,nts r. nn,~
IN which % thov are ,listrin,,tc,i. wv WV"
A. lin ,,r,ai.,stfoI Of noti oil tncrensscd rc-
Mcres spsanx ~ thromgtio,nt II tn. si; = regI1 nt n
t,i1hf mil ,1nrs f;nrrv IN, hn.I thr,T. limos.
tnw1,' n " t;yo. mi c,evn\nmT. hnf i,osc3,.
1 0w5nR ,nr 10 cen t,,c. s H. snpg 1t iaSi.es
i fha rntmiur rrIitrs! nf tho WAT. shrowti am
pioySs wo'ld sooa learn the @ @nss,sess Il refining
cnpisl u' III I" Jon them in sartins m stiii M nnaadnE
nnt,ra , a :" 'ne gR was sarn
nnG tdi1 nrn,,g },t s nrps whcM M,a
ArIrxas IT pgln1 toot lnne :" iook aI',,n n!
,'tti,, ,E ,nT ~, ~, tx cnmsinrn
t,"iaw tha schMi,ilo nrJccs. @ Xs t,Iis Went
q for sano time n, us Me- Msssrs l;ocks.
i,1tro1, xi,,s .io;r f,rti;13ns mi r,n"riv t;o
, 1880-02-09
A Tree Half Oak and Half Elm,

.Af31GhA dFEtA{,
ThOro Is in ElnwotHl Cemetery grcat curl
fsity, y very ltlsts natllnp, II tre0 half oak Inl
hutlt cln. This trunk " abuut two and q hull
leet III diameter, nild for tho distAncU Vt five
fnht ftnn tho KrnEMl fs, to mll nppuarnnuos All
OAK; h&Nso thAt hlvo sprung tw0 lAr3o bunGhes,
nne Of Which ia oak anu tho hthor olm.
, 1880-02-09

STATE COURTS.
Ella Ford commenced d sntt Sntnrflay In tres
pHss, to recover tloo00 damages Of Kato N. anh
George DoRgctt.
Edward a. 1rnsk began suit for S,,fn0 ,luln-
ages ag1ttnst George Day, George 4. Thompson,
und Emma Day Smllt.
John Il. Lyon hicden bill against uzzIcl r.
Smith. Lizzie Smith. r. Z, jenkins, \. II. Itcnth,
G. r. Kellogg, Writ Dexter George Stevenson,
Robert Smith. and Henry GrcenetMum to fore
cloac trlstd decd for $50.B4eM on Lots Q. III, II,
1B, ~. 9I 2i 2 n. q, n, II. 81 II. N. ID IS II, 35,
80, and 81, In Al1kno Square kGsulyd!vIeion.
, 1880-02-09

TIE CALL.
JGDuE DRuMMOSn-In chambers.
JUDGE nL0pOETr-TB, 40, oil, 0li, Ny3, D5i, Eii.
0 o60 08l. DOL, s as5 075, tsl, OK, O88, $50. 900,
0y.. No cnse OIL triul.
APPELLATE Coumr-l5., lsi, 15a, 10, les. No
cuse on hearing.
JUNE OAMr-StAto street contlcmnn ton case,
md cale,uiar Nos. 81, oS. csi, :oa, and 3is.
M cnse on triRl.
JuDdE SMITM-No preliminary call. pcromp-
tory call ~, 45s, 4s5 4G3, +al. FOL. 5s 100, all,
6la. 6ly, 5ss. No. 45l, Gardnor ~. staroncy, On
trluI.
JUDGE dEIAsfEsoS-Mntton
lu1Nin RGsGxns-Sat casc 1,tt0. Howltt vs.. Has
Re!nlNnn, 1,71j, klcln VI. Morris, and calendar
Nos: II, u, to o.. inclusive. No. 10, stophons vs.
IIhiImun, on triNl.
JupGE MonAS-l to %, Inclusive, OF new
JupHR TULEY-COutcsted motions.
JUNE ilAtSUA-COntostetl motions.
JUiN7E EJAMESt,S|EriullnnlC Cuurt-NOs. 43f, ~,
7ao. sR', soj. FIJI. s38, ntG, ,tsB, Gll, and rIt.
JUDGE 1s-Eondc,nnatton cases Nns.
1.5 2a9f, .,..60, 1..Sd 2,S4, ,:s1t a,.iS, 3t..{8
e,:55, ~, ss.tl, and .4s35.
, 1880-02-09

UNITED STATES CInCu1r Cou,tT-JuDaE DIop-
0ETr-Turlington W. Harvey vs.. llchnrd G..
Peters. A,;t1145
SrpEut0ll Ct,uRT-lUnGE GAnY-J. L. Johns.
ton ct a vs.. ]. II Hill. ". II. Lldcll, and ". ".
Watkins, $35a.
JunGE SMlTH-Daniel licnp ys. Northwestern
Tlnnlng- Mill Company, eJlfd9.
CIRCUIT COunT-Jur1E 3loHAS-E. D. Fnulk-
nor OF nj. rs. J,inea Couch, *t0,aad0.lO
, 1880-02-09
DIVORCES.


Judge Tu!cy Saturday granted divorces 10 tho
following: kntc Il. Lntrd from George ". LaIr,i
on tho gru,ind If atl,iltery, William A. whitcuur
from Emily Wh}tccnr on tho Rronnd OF dcscr-
iton, and Clara barncIi from Alfred Darnell for
adultery.
JulHe Jameson Saturday granted divorce to
Levi ", Iienth fsp,n Cnliflnn 4. Heuth On tho
ground OF dcacrtiOn. anil tn Fruuk Stevens from
EttA Stevens for tho sumo cause.
, 1880-02-09
pISINT-PAPER.
An Unanimous Appeal for the Remov-
al Of the Duties,
Ind Tho Abolition Of The Tax On Soda.Ash and
0fher Bleaching ChtmitaIs.


hEPEAL I'tk rAakn "c1'kS'
.,...... fAlcsgo .''a'lr". ,--
Of on IL fos ,ra 'o1 's m 9cn
thn Imm,rt tutv OIL nrJf,t- paper, sh0ull tho
m,uvr,n"t MIR ssr1,,,, ] Al It vii ,cryn Tho n"ucr ,,on.
,'fHcturcrs Just right They hase "tssrrct' sntn a
cotl.btoOinl combination " Uxtnrtinn. md II.
~ Inn rt.u. Congress should y,,, 10 nln,lt fur.
eIgn raper irco Of duty, they will wish thoy
faeturcra tnto II conspiracy 0f trl'l,cry. Tho
,,,,r",n. ~ ' ~ r,,, ' rnr t,'n ~ ,,'r
VI ..,M ~ t.,.'s,s .'.,,.. y. @
so .iuu frn rp"lt|o',, it wi,rsy"r 'i thcso @
INTERESTS " Or nHy " them, snat t!skn nsy,'!tNEo
+. e. n's ite5!ng t@socs', @ 70 1nss* % ~ ;h9 % hn
s.lcktng. the .fnFndt, tor ns w,'.llti 1,rgc Con
nfeM % let .iwtl mo lMfs " p1sNectinn NJ once:
M W WeF FL, ~ 'guG c,s,,r 1H m s u.ity@ Ut .,c II thn
Fort tlll now, rcndinB sh'hiltl piss, mud w
M"u ~ cs'., ~, t",n ,,,,.Iia. l., ,,hs
thliig: tMk'nE nlynl,tige hi iafin ths'stion ior
tn,nt,ol!xl1tg md oppressive e9tortlon y ilto
ruE rgl,rgEx,r,Es or rrnr1a,tEny.
When misiilcss lne,, voneral'y aro ic!lr!tating
consequent ipnf, tic rcvivnl IN .rl,!e, 1lewspa-
per plthHhcrt nnd themselves In ii serious
tuhin. During tho period Uf prostitution nn.l
rt,lniry krpt pacu witt, tho pn,x,1ws Of events
hy rcdi,rng tholr r.to or tsn1nrpfrH tho Rize ri
tr r sc sscn an 1 nersaik1S wark s,"ry tS "rI .. "'
lnns ~ tho cost OF r,niGrsai remained ut about
tho rites II hns commanded for years.
ill1t win tho "0oOtn II general hnslt1ess
Erlcn 81 nnpor md other i','ttcrns used ~
ifKe printing cst4sb!slasfaent. OralnNry print.
f IT, K.s9 np Pc e'eP ,,s y Gf Sit ctts H. 9 Mhers
, 1880-02-09

IEEAL ESTATE WANTED.
I{TASTED-tlhnU KEHlDESCE Will EN.
chAEU mining stock thut IL selling at II er
shntc. md advancing. fnr g.,i residence i}r,pHFty,
brick Or etanG, whrsh from tluUN tD el!ilu Address
J. II, Tribune nH1Ge.
, 1880-02-09

UNITED STATES COURTS.
Then!or1, Sawln lrgnn suit Saturday against
tho ChIcnrn s. Pacific Rair1,nd Company to re-
cover $lll.UN1. frccriu 4. Foster brought suit
for $.si, ,0U agunst tho Alnlo company.
, 1880-02-09

WCSTt1fE 4E.V*11KU.3EE. E.N1E.
e = --.--.
I ENES 4 iAiH;AtS-tIln Fol: s9.i-MAt;SfF1-
cent 1tf-ctav8 rsewaiM pIAnt. only flI csstf1f;
taken IN real estate xchnnrG; must i anid; cali nr
sec US; no cash 0ueF r0fukyh. iaS West Madison Ill
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Attention Teachers.

The members Of the committee on
Teachers Permanent Certificates will
meet at the Sherif's Office, Tionesta,
Pa. at 1000 a. M, Saturday, March
6, 1880.
Applicants for above grade of GER
tifeates having the requisite recon.
mendation properly signed and coun.
tersigued by the proper authorities
and approved By the Co, Supt., should
be in attendance at the above time
and place, as this will probably be the
last meeting during the year,
F. f. WHITTEKIN, Chairman.
CLARA +. HUNTER, Sec'y.
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Local Institute.


The following programme will con-
stitute the exercises Of the next
monthly meeting Of the Teachers
local institute, to be held in Tionesta,
Feb. %, 1880:
School organization; Prof Brock
way.
What can we do to induce our Di-
rectors to have longer school terms ?
j. E., Hi,lard.
Give your metkod of teaching His
tory. w. o. Fulton.
Essay; Miss K. NJ. Flynn.
Give your method of teaching spell
ing. j. M. Hadley.
Geography; Miss E, A. Dawson.
Select Reading Miss G. E. Hunter.
Grammer j. E. Hillard.
Segars; r. q. Gillespie.
DO you regard noisy school as a
failure Fl. l.. Miller.
Essay Miss E. NJ. Mays.
Explain Quadratics; Miss A.
Guenther.
"Srutf;" Mr.. c. E. Landers.
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u. H. AGNEw,
ArrpNrInN snLnIRRsi

have been admitted to practice rs an
Attorney in the Pension Office at Wash
ingtou, d. G. All officers, soldiers, or
sailors who were injured in the late war,
can obtain pensions TO which they may be
entitlel. hy 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
the late war, and having for number of
years engaged In The pro- ecution of sol
diers' claims, my experience will assure
the collection Of claims in the shortest pos
sible time. j. B. AGNEW.
4Itf.
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The platform adopted by the
State Convention at Harrisburg on
the 4th inst, is published on our
second page also - letter from our
Harrisburg correspondent, giving an
account Of the proceedings Of the con.
vention. Although his report may
seem little Blainely it is probably
the true state Of the case,-better than
anything we could gather. The plat
form is one which will commend itself
to the intelligent voters Of the State,
as document replete with sound
ideas and puro pnnciples. Of the
candidates nominated for State offices,
Judge Henry Green for Supreme
Judge, aud Senator John A. Lemon
for Auditor General--we shall speak
in the future; suffice at present to say,
two better men could not be found in
this or any other state. The seat in
the Convention, Of our Senatorial Del
egate, E. l.. Davis, Esq, who had re-
ceived the concurrence Of Clarion
county, was contested by Cochran of
Ca merou county, but thanks to the
fairness decency Of the committee on
contested seats, Mr.. Davis was seated
According to he party usages the
position belonged to Forest county
this year, it having given way to the
other counties on all previous occa-
sions, and the contest on the part of
Cameron county, was only a fair
exhibit of the porcine proclivties
which some people are possessed Of
Jos. Burlington, Of Armstrong, and
Jas. E. Long of Jefferson, were ap-
pointed delegates to the National Con-
ventian from this Congressional dis
trict; with A. w. Taylor of Indiana,
and J. B. Agnew of this place. as Al
ternates. w. L. Fox of Clarion is
the Presidential Elector from this
district. The convention was very
spirited one, bur adjourned with good
feeling among the Blaine and Grant
delegates.
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TRIAL LIST.

PRoTHoNoTARY's OFFICE,
FOREST Co., PA
Causes set down for trial in the Court OF
Common Pleas of Forest County at Feb
ruary Term 1880:
No. Tr. Yr.
l Edward Jones ct al VS.. John
Peterson OF al % May 78
2 George d. Walters VS..
Samuel Clark 81 Sep. rs
J. e. Blaine VS.. Henry Swag-
CART 8 Feb. 70
4 J a. Neill VS.. Byron Landers 10 May 20
8 Andrew Weller for use VS..
S. n. Haslet ct al IL May II
Eli Berlin VS.. John A Stew
art 20 May 70
Jacob D. Anger Trustee VS..
Leonard Agnew ct al 80 May 70
Nancy Dawson Adm6. VS..
Sarah Ann Dale 19 Sep, 20
Jacob NJ. Kepler VS.. The
Franklin Fire Ins. Co, Of
Philadelphia "a May 70
10 j. e. Blaine VS.. Admrs of
Winans Estate 81 Sep. 20
IL JOS Harrison vs. William
FELTON, IL Dec. 70
II w. j. White vs.. Carson
Shamburg 20 Dec. 70
l3 G. j, Harris VS.. jerks
Township IS Sep. 70
IA Cascade Petroleum Land AS
sociation VS.. 7. d. Collins
ct al 40 Sap. 20
j. SHAWKEY, Prothonotary.
Tionesta. February ,, 1850.
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Wing Hill Items.

On last Friday evening the Dutch
Hill and Wing Hill schools met and
had Spelling Bee" at the latter
place. The large school house was
crowded to its utmost capacity. Sides
were chosen and "biE" commenced
After spelling one hour and twenty
minutes al we're down excepting
Misses Mary Zuendel and Rilda Berlin.
These two pupils are the smallest in
their respective schools. After spell.
ing one quarter Of an hour Miss Zuen
del of the Dutch Hill school came of
victor. After intermiseion of ten
minutes the pupils Of each engaged in
Rhetorical exercises, and all taking
part acquitted themselves very credi-
tably. Mr.. r. q Gillespie, teacher OF
the Dutch Hill school, then invited
the Wing Hill school to participate
with them in like entertainment next
Friday evening. A good time is
expected by all and we will have it.
w. A. w.
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License Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing license applications have been filed in
the Clerks Office and will be presented at
February Term of Quarter Sessions:
#. c. Jackson, Central House, Tionests
Boro., (retail)
william Smearbaugh, Acomb Store
Building, Tionesta Boro., (wholesale.)
Attest: JUSTIS SHAWKEY, Clerk.
Tionesta, Feb. 4, 1880.
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FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.

Member Of Congress HAIRY WHITE.
Assenblv--N. p. WHEELER.
President Jadge-L. d. WRTMoRE.
associate JWdges-Jos. q. DALE, Ed
WARD KERR.
TrensRrer-WM. LAWRENCE.
Prothonotarv, Register g Recorder, &C.
JUsTfs SHAwKEY.
Sterif.-C. A. RANDALL.
ComHtissioners--EL BERLIN, ISAAC
LoEo, II. w. LEDEBUR.
County SWperiateRdent--H. 3. BRocK-
WAY.
District AttorneV--S. d. IRWIN.
Jury ComutisSionorS--C. II. Church.
PETER YouNaK.
CbMnty SurUeyor--T. y. CoLLLEs.
Coroner-W. G. CosURN.
County AUditOTS--NTCHoLAs THoMP-
SON, d. +. COPELAND. +. 9. Lacy.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Attention Democrats.

The members Of the Democratic
County Committee Of Forest County
will meet at the Arbitration Room in
Court House, Monday evening, Fe'.
%, 1880. Important business requires
q full attendance.
JOHN PETERSON, Chairman.
Tionesta, Feb. 10, 80.
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ESTRAY.

Came to the premises of the subscriber,
in Tionesta Township, on Saturday, Jan.
TO- 1880, q red steer. with some white OH
belly, and white on tip of tail about one
year old. The owner is notified to conn
forward, prove property, pay charges and
take the same away or it will be disposed
Of according to law.
SELDEN WHITMAN.
Tionesta, Jan. 20, 1880.
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Dedication.

The M. Z. Church at Wing Hill,
Pa, will be dedicated on Thursday,
Feb. 10, at 2 o'clock p. m. Rev. JnO.
Peate, P. E., will oficiate. The
public are cordially invited to attend.
No collection.
A. o. STONE, Pastor.
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Confirmation Notice.
DEALERs

Notice is hereby given that the final
account of II. III. Stow guardian of Georgia
Stow has been filed in this office and will
be presented at February Term, 1880.
Attest: JUSTIS SHAwKEY,
Clerk OF Orphans Court.
Tionesta Feb. T. 1880.
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You bet, when coughs aud cold,
arc flying about Ii e gnats in a storm.
DIR. Sellers Cough Syrup" is a sure
cure. For sale by Bovard. 47-2t
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Lawrence House,

INIONFSTA, PEEN'A, VIM. LAW
| RENEE, PRorRIEToR. This house
Is centrally located Everything new and
we'll furnished Superior accommoda-
tionE and strict attention given TO guests.
Vegetables aud Fruits of all kinds served
ia their season. Sample room for Com
nlercial Agents.
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The secret OF leng life is to keep
the liver perfectly healthy, which is
best accomplished by using only
Sellers Liver Pills" For sale by
Bovard. 47-2t.
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Honor Roll.

The following scholars of the Little
Hickory school deserve special men
tion for prompt and regular attendance
and good department, month ending
Feb. 9Th. Number scholars belonging
during the month II. Per cent ef
attendance 84. George Copeland,
Will Walters, Minnie Walters, Vernie
Albaugh, Della Copeland, Ida AL.
baugh.
j. M. HADLEY, Teacher.
Report Of Jameson School for
month ending Feb. 3D.: No. of pupils
enrolled, Is F.; average attendance, 13.
Names of those neither tardy nor
Abseht during month, Mary, Maggie,
Kate and Willie Mack Average
class standing, Maggie Mack SO,
Kate Jameson 81, Emma Lawson 80,
James Mack SO, Emma johnson 80,
George Lawson So, Mary Hughes 81,
Mary Mack 81.
KATE E. COBB. Teacher.
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-Ify you want to get rid of pimples
boils, tetter, &c, use "Lindsey's Blood
Sold by all druggists. For
sale by BOvard. 47-2t.
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If your druggist don't have it he
will order it for you at the regular
price. Barosma, B4chu, Backache,
Liver and Kidney Cure is pro pared at
E. X. Thompson's laboratory, Titus
vile, Pa. For sale by Bovard. 47-2t.
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Our citizens should rot forget
that the spring elections will take
place next Tuesday. AS yet there
seems to be very little interest mani
tested in the matter, which is by NO
means as it should, for we want good
men to fill the various offices, and
they should be looked up beforehand.
The green hackers have issued a call
for meeting on Saturday next, which
means that they propose to put tickets
in the field, and, if possible sweep the
board. Now, while politics should
have very little to do with small mu.
nicipal governments, yet if that is
their game they should be met, aud
good ticket put up. To an outsider it
looks as though the greenbackers
thought they had tie bulge" on the
people and were going to elect their
men whether they we're fit or not. Let
the citizens be on their guard.
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Wanted.

A situation by fiast-o class Grocery
Clerk. Apply or address REPUBLICAN
office.
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CENTRAL HOUSE,

DoNNER & AGNEW BLOCK. J..
ID AGSEw, Proprietor. This IL q new
mouse, and has just been fitted up for tho
accommodation of tho public. a portion
or the'patronage of the public is solicited.
46-ly