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, 1880-09-07
ST. LOUIS,

IT. Lotla, 6apt. t.G.-Ft0uN-unctsp9ed
u"Ais-Wheat lowsri cash upttuns bottor, No, !
rcd cash Hepkenltsr, r, Nyltte
s'ssW,to t ostoheFi elt4vts4a November, Yl>tay!Nu
December, b63SxsaJ4o Tho ycar; NJ. j do. E;x8s3S.
E9En @ IlsnSsi !}eisdfc cash; s:,e September, s5f
x osiosGf sss$tas lseun!bu t'lts 61itVrt iii
6kfluf GHIl!aHYeh. -'fS es'"s ~ 'pe'
!.RA1I--I.uN GF Ut 4t:g.,
nuE7EH-unGLanx1I.
EGGB-UncIa!,xgtI,
-WiIIHkf-HlcnilY Ill II IL
sosls!9bSnm3st srss. Ist ~ tlsb ested Dry salt
edTsS3I!ss4 ltY Lard nominal. ''s""' u
1ptIt hn so1 btsi whca x1l bu. caru,
h!t!rAESrs Flour II 1J Gt1si WHEAT SnI III c1sin
%"a oo' 'oaa' 11uo oui rye. hon1' buslvy. nonu,
, 1880-09-07
CINCINNATI,

ClSciXNATI. D., Hcnt. G-CnrroS-Easlor at Ike
FEnElt-1n fair demand; family, M.1Aa4.G1; fancy,
N7l6ttM
t:HAIS-WioatduIl; No. 2 anhor, $4,000, No, rod
Wlnter. 0J4ec Corn strunRi No. mixed. Asa Isc.
Oats trmi Nn2 mixed. s36s1sc. ltyo-1}cmand ncsIvo
md prices adranced, No at Sc ltnrlcy QUOT bu.
nrnl, No, 2 fa, asc.
rnnvist1St-l'nrk Gnet at 3tlo3. Lard IN eood dc.
mAnd+ Hulk r1sHtt 4nlot but ffn, at %L13lAYiH.
WHtSKT-Qulpt nj SLls,
, 1880-09-07

BALTIMORE. Mi. sopt. d-fLurR-uull and weak
and IN haycEs' favor; Wcstvra supes. EJ3a3 "a, ex.
t1- a17Ssaa1i family. 4;91AaI
oRA1S-Whcst-W Western sAsisr and quiss; e!oasd
et$aoyt ao. western wantsF red spot and asp-
tsnbss, lLGs{el0h, October, tI.pikal,9tia, No.
, 1880-09-07
PEORIA,

Fkon1A. sopl- G.-GltAiS-Corn dulIi high h-mxc.l,
7sct mixed. 49, Oats actlre; No. white, 3oaa)tsc.
l!Yg ArEt. No. T. 1yp.
HtuHNfNk6-EtrN ut $kll
, 1880-09-07

NEW Y0l'K Hent. G-lluainoss less active to-day
owing To warm wcAthcr nHd tho Hebrew hol.,ay
Coston Kootls Ia stoady demand Mnd ge,lerutly rn,
Anoskon9 chuylots and Rlark rllls aru advanced by
aEentA l'rHt. In lodnrnte request. Uingbap,s CON.
tiMag hcdiNc. hon's war 0f WnlcnB In I.tt do.
transactions Kht, " '' '"t"os't WV
, 1880-09-07

DETHotT. Mich, Bopt- G.~FLUuis-Quot.
HnAIS-Wheht firm, Mo. l.whItc, $luIi; sertem-
bcr soi,{ October. tt,05; Nuvumbcr, Sl.uHl asked,
Nn. white, t05fc, No. rcd. tlUl5(.
REEEtfra-Nhent, b1IO bu.
GHlp1iESTB-Wheat, 1lnD hl,
, 1880-09-07

CAsVELASi. Rspt, pt,G-iEr'soLEuM-Flfns, standard
white. Ito test. lUc.
liF1shp'ta, ~. sopt- -d--rETnoIEvM-littt moro
Vic. PhalndupAlA Ae,tyDry. ''' '''"f
liTtins1titE. Tx, HuIL A-rkrnoLH.'M-opene
shipments. 5o br'si cllar'era II AN; saua, &aa
, 1880-09-07

NEW ORLEANS, Hopt h-Corr0N-fp fair demana,
m!at'nK, ,ultcs low mi'l'lng. l0ko good ordinary,
etoi hct r.stsips. lin taus, Eruas, aDtl; exports
oEsat UEttaiI. S,3us sAIas. i.Sou. stock, 3lal2
, 1880-09-07

HrYTALo. sort. t.G,-t;rAIS-Whcuti innetIyo: asklne
slos for milwaukee, Sn !? torn dult car lots selling
inK at 4aI4a- 0hsa-Mnrket barn. nyo Inactive
CANAL ALFnEl0urs-Whont. Sic, corn. SIC,
, 1880-09-07
! two minutes to tcnfo tllp

.tcnlncr, who gnve him two minutes to tcnto Ma
nfff,,utEHHf Messenger,
Chpt. Thomas Mnythnm IA llnvinE built nt'l3if-
fnlo u tug OF nntit tho Hns,lN s[zu na tho WI 1t,
t,rowcll. which. when ready for srrycr. will tU
tho mDst powerful tnw hont In tho fiuirn, tteot.
KIno,'- w. " ~ ~ ~ W w. :.
, 1880-09-07

oPEtWt 0NpHtlh 81 4HC Lh@SaQQ 1FOuHf.
NEW yoMK. scpt. .G-GnAts-Whoat--A jtyelcr
movement is reported in winter, which l.ns ictlatc
considerably In price, opelnH heavily uni Irregular
y, recodng nbont i(tic per ht. Influenced by tho nd
liberal md urgent offerings. The latost denl-
inGs Indicated partial Improvement Of We
hu. Spring more nctlvo, almost wholly for
bn No. rcd Mt 0a4, coslng q. slo bid, ;2uU
bu DO, deliverable frcU on bpnrl this wcok. nj sx
16l.0o hu do, September options. nt s10s9lui clos-
in3 At &l0 b!ds Jif.o0o bn ilo, October options, At
s1teKa10c5k closing at sl.ops bid, 24un bu slichI-
sun wont At tIoa,1, tl7,au bu No. 2 cilIcnso
and Milwaukee spring In store md nnoat at al.uIa
!;as' Samples ofncw orop No. ch!caso rprlnz Of
tho rBt Facoipts hero exhibited on 'Chnl,o TO-
DAY By MossFs. +. Edison Co., averaging GuN lbs to
Tsisns 1ss Gsst .csSsss sSss e;pS; #
T.eh S2oi7W oa went nc Gnted Kiistso D. and ID
H. sS%!la9S5 s 81, fsSr
s*1 s;1ss Mss;st s.s1ssa s
:S $sas%} $sfS ssS :
s # e. Sc ss S$ Ss,ss; Ss
fonttnaoa r. fay2. md arg auoes stronger ao FS
aMsSsS i: n!ss$ ~ fes ae ss.s5a
s nssS xo7ss asSGs s5ss
En- $t s5s Ct ss! a. @ ii s9s @ 81 ss{
a!a e stasS tsats Seon IN
81 :ss ;ss' sa q S III s ia /. a @ IS
1asSs sSsS G
Il. II ;;$; Ss;s!$ a ' \ \
sss:sa s!sss & fsS g*' G.! & Ss: hsSs sSs
boies III aen sed rmiy 1s lopne n'effeaa sfer
, 1880-09-07
INnlASAlsf1J.1x.
{l9NV rGI

lHBIASAroLts4 scrt+ s-Gi,A1S-Vhe steady,
NJ; red. DsaHo. Corn Arm at +o}4stlc, Oats quiot
, 1880-09-07

sxfhl Dtspateh to Tns Chicago Tribune.
.kAEHAA CITY. No.. Sept. G.-Ul1AlN-Tho t'r1cs
Cnrrrnt reports: Wheat 1iccolnts, c.50 bu; pl,s-
nients 2l0but market slow; No.: cash. sc, October
Ret No. . cnsh. iii; October, 73Ac Curn-Ho-
ceIpts, 3.411 hit s,lipn,ents 7i0 rnnrkct dGtl M
cash, 2;}4c1 October, &c. ' ''e'
, 1880-09-07
MARINE NEWS.
Grain and Coarse Freights Steady,
but Hardly as Firm as
Usual.
w'Annn Ton1inc Damaged Mt
: tle ,Tanncry Fire In the
North Branch.
The Delayed. Fleet All in Port,
and II River Full of
,,' Vessels.
The Kolderhousss namago-A New Hull
for tho Babcock'a Engino-0ther
Matters in Abundance,

for tho Babcock's Engino-0ther
Matters in Abundance,
HOME GATHERINGS.
GRAIN AND COARSE rREiGnrs.
urhln frctKhts rcn,n!n Unchanged, tlospitc tho
presence of n iarge lect of carriers. Charters
wcrr reported m foliows: To Erlc-rropcl,crs
Mlseaii!ckon and Concstogu, nlso barge q. II.
Wcnks, corn OH through rntc, To f3u(rnlo-
Schooner Nellie Gnr1lncr nltl stcnu,- bnrgc ynt.
lcnl!no, corn at cents. 10 Klngston-scho,,ucr
Aibatross, corn ut ccnts. ro Collingwuod-
schooner Mftllah' hovcr, corn nj thru,,gll r,,tc.
10 ssokctt's 1furhor-sehooner Polly u. Rogers,
'yheht and corn nt u; cents. Capncity, 5,NEl
bsl,ots '7llent nnt q, bushels corn, In mi.
connection It lnly bo stated that uwners nud
Captains uf scvcrnl canal schooncrs now IN roct
prefer goluE tnto tho coarsc freight trnde rnthcr
tuNn accept tho ruling ratcs on grain.
very ltttlo was d0n0 III gnarse frcights ycstcr-
N.Y. y itates ar1 reported unchanged, although
nj MY ton r,n" vessel of ;S0D feet cnr
=, ryiIE s,pnft.y wes nnt II Mt So por lD foot
tera were also made, but the Rgpnts dec'tnct to
report them. -
THE FLEET ALL IN.
y SHIFT nf wsns1 from southwest to northeast
hnrricd, ft,rwurl tho rcnain,ior Of the iongsjo.
lnycd hect, nnd hy nfghtFa!i last evening nil
TSG1 Sn nm n P9Tt @ oSGept pfEranp. ley straggers
tho ch.a6scsl t,ridgo-tondprs rotire,i to r.,st
SSoaoteS SoI,r. o, %nr, out During tho four
1rss tilnn lGs Hrrivuls wero recorded nj io ,,s
strect Customs iiuusc. Those, With tho seventy
sSegp sH eepn5de between e, to hours or osook
the same tny, tnhkes n grand lntnl Of i;0 Tos-
scls Of NIL classes rs constituting tho llect.
An0nx tho grniil.carrlors which mndo iloIr mp
nearanoe ~oru tho srhttoners Er1lst,ls Corning,
0eurko Murray; Typn Mary Hattie. 8, H. Pom
I'arnes. .lcsso I1oyt, p,cen tty. IT, w w!ssso, o. +: +
lumber sarrors tsentsiivo wcro On tho 81 ,,,ar slfo
a,Ho0o feet. Tho snles wcro s. fow Tint Heariy
too entire ieGt Il sslll "ha.Efng on by tho gils,
scow ASNA foMlNE DAMAGED nr rlnn.
Tho scow Anna .Tomlne was unfortunate
cng!lEh 70 bo !nooret ut the dock IF tho tntItory
ot Paul Inpnlorln,, wilicn WIS destroyed by ilrc
red liz Sqbog as % nSlpsk keFK sKoS she tr,
and threo hours Or ~ after mixing fast to tho
dork, where her rarEo Of bark WIS to bo dis.
lnK. 1s!t for tho cxertions Of tho tircn1on Sic
would EnGliestionnbly hnve been destroyed, rs
na,% sl w. soyo tes abaze Tho
riga!ug 9u topsni gear, topsail yard, fora top.
entirely yet to1 assfaincss las ns'' Is ~, g
s% ssiss s nsSr ,ss i%${ $s
insurance. Tlo ownor Of lilo vessel, &. Mlchrl.
XsN zons @ e ,qn a S soSoz t9ess r RI no
nnd.aftcr. Yesterday tho arlft wlis towel 10
sharp's tannery, d tho North ilranci. wIoro.her
sase nss oy lr . ss%r snS .h'''k 'sh"slns pur
sAw A p1EABLEp vEsyEta
Capt. George Clnrlf,. OF tho schoonpr Er,stus
Coratng. scposts that lato Sunday afternoon he
, 1880-09-07
HAiLitoAD TI,tE.rAn1w,
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURES OF TENN

tUa1lE. +'"oNhaf etcoptea
shtrnEo <: E1rth Western rr.,.
fnr otrnIs1 Mnn. nMde. faonk. rlmo-raao@ sl"nsT,.
tsEand iasiia ifotai. ,ry"ks" " rnrn.' IT., u .atx..s
nnsssa Hsa:s e,rmer 't"ndatnt md shtto.st,5 59ss
, 1880-09-07

f!oraforls, Acid Phosphate relieves mental
and physfcnl exhaustion, and gives ylgor anil
renewed strength t0 tho hutnarl system when
weakened by overwork.
, 1880-09-07

,,,,.--. Lehrc. Arrive,
MllMAnkeo Fist Mail. l.. .---1-----
uGnnUnoW0s i WuukcsIn Ertts !:M sns T:ii nm
MlwnakSs, It, Naul i Attnnc. ,61 mn .i9;ai IN
hpOli. Express trRiIjs. fln:l! ami +anpn n
GEfeh NaT. Aehusha, md Ap-i sf,nnan ,nan ptn :.m an
milwaukee,, Aindisom itrrir, II, : D:D NIT 7:n G
e. Chiar. Iowa, uni 1]akpta Fix i+ nm . >, y
Htofohh Folnt mud AHbaNd TEr n,is ,sn IL iu! nI1
MltnnukeD, Aindso, Mfld i'rn!rio ''"p III 7eJ ain
ihert villa .1:i1 M 74I nm
EHii Exnrs,,s ,s''Aluu"uoh' I:l! PM Sai i "a
ITrnn Tnns"nT.s' Va m Ais r.s
Etir knst IT, A0 III s1i.i, III
Butltlnv Tsrssnn1nt b:l M NJ M
-3:z -eeoIkes xE.9lsll. l.........l haM pm iy:1t nj
AHtrntns run via lfllwaukee 1Yctct, -. 9. ~,
9Mn alltneApol!a nro good eithor Via MNi,.GH e. I@MW @
faf'o ao caon' Or ria In Crosse and Winona 1A3s
ft1tnols Central 1Inifrnnd
pGh0t font OF Inkg.st- nn1 rDot OF vuenty -.cro,t
Htckot nGcv LII tsanduptl.st, Hear Etnrt f!r.ssIa
IacltlC 1lotll, hnd I4tMur llousD. ~ SNtA' ofAha
, 1880-09-07

s iSn. cnlle, by Tho hnlf dozen mt ttlno to scso
..tluring iho pnssaro tip tho lnkc. sl,e sch,rnor
sGhhencr ]. MarLA Rcntt damaged twn uf llcr
1!!S ~ Tint toy rc1t'rtslt to bo srit to ta'loit
yds srs''ter cfty of woodstock Want into ono
FL IL Miller ffroS ''F''a"eks yease5dny for cn'k'
Th9o was moroiumtor on THO market ycstes-
day tim for soycHll weeks past.
eoe. ss"iy mi n. :st: sSo "eT sshonar "r
I!nn. yard. md thd sct,w T. H. Flick now t,.aif,-
1icrcattcr Tho schooner Lotto Waf viii carry
% ml,,9rssasl nnt 'infrccs. something sto haa
\ new .farcsnihwas sent m hoas,l Of tho
7, Tho ionEshors,nn ena,sc,i n showing linn:
nssor!lnr . thrF ,,.,,"l 5 "princc is; e,,.t"",. .
e!rli:x ns 0ftcn 1T, they coso fur ,utyn,ccs OF
,,sur,, % Ut ins nn ,SrgMln. that .',aht IT, In
ahlcfcd hlnottE nlnpsc Intelligent rlAss Of i,co.
III iSr tho tel;r Wuils ,art liz for fI ti worN. m
lie h'1a hsu With tho Rllt.,1 uJcet III rlew, h.itl
tho f0resatl ,aa!psatl. ind f0rcstaysnll of tho
scnt.'ler inttso Nolf sent Ia sail oft to ho
;, xesien'.ty tie schooner san Jac,nto shipped
ne nes s,, issho, II tn r.. + ow ry IT, ~ 10 se
paits viii not tu!! nl!a:f, al,.,rt ur s::4O.
Tho schsnner ual,tcn Fleece haii Il great 1nnny
iarso cul. tlahk b.ar. ,1iscn q, Ionr.i 1T Che
boyEa'.. . Mich, rrsvcd to 10 tho ccn,ro OF at-
Tho tir Dlsmn.ck arrived from Mcnomnco
yestcral'iy sHoriiaE will theeo lumlcr-1n,1en
,arges' nna lGit nIsl!n III the evening With three
;. capt. Leroy Ws,tott las nern nppoln.ctl to
THO colnniaud Of ito ssl'ouncr. Il. i. H}scc.
teo,, ilyron. Manager Jolan.". ,i'rocccttcd to
q 10 tse e fi.e IL }e y It sosHr s'a%G IT, ,rta s
can ba hFreeti nttu*
, 1880-09-07

-. TUNTENTlSE,
WILMINGTON, ~ e.. Sept G--SpIn1Ts TuRrEy.
TtSE-llusl nnd nominal.
, 1880-09-07

!Dttawh / Btrcator Exprosa,,
Min!tts6tit4 l'ttssullsrF.....,,... ,,......
tt'Ht,t.nh E1{llcss.
!!5i,,a91sG,!n !'i, g sioux cttY Exprass. d.
tl,nc!ttu fIast Exprpsa :. .....s ''
!knhsas i Colorado Ex.......'''
tkNnsas City i Texas Fest Lii,fi'
Aurora StsndnY Passenger, ....
ttturOfa ,Nssnngnr, ,,,...
na!er,d1tn y uttiHn Express...
!.Sf. Louis !'nssNtl .t,r,,
hltockLnGi. Fr'rort 4 1tock FailsEI
r. asofa t,assorcGE.......,,,,,,....
ft31'nf,n nnnfts I,a;,,e I,sf;;em,lxnr
tkhnsas City A 1T, ,jo0 Nivi;t ~
hfrcep0Ft & Dntli1i,t, Ernrnss
Wt;Gds3esiay 4 eatilr,iNy I'hcntro
'Ffn!Hs.
, 1880-09-07

fhIcnK0, 1f0ck 1a1nnd e Fne]nc Unttrnna
UGp1t cttner nt Van 1l,1rhn ind Hbert1an.s. Ictr.
umGas q GaIk.st. Shornls1 ItoNso, i'ain,sr finusn
Hlaha 1ac!aa llot1l. md 10 Canal. cuEuor Aiatso1
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-09-29
That Match Hunt.

Last Saturday was gala day for
our sportsmen, and they all enjoyed it
thoroughly. All hands were up and
in the woods before daylight in the
morning, and the cannonadiDg com.
menceu as soon as it was light enough
to see along a gun-b barrel, and was
kept up until late in the evening. The
sides were chosen, or rather paired off
by Will Smearbaugh and DR.. Coburu,
it having been agreed to make them
as nearly even as possible and then
"fip copper" for the choice. 1t was
supposed that the sides were quite
evenly matched before they started
out, but the result shows it to have
been considerably one-sided. This
was probably not so much on account
of the superior skill of the victors as
their luck in getting where game was
the pentiest. Notwithstanding the
severe defeat of the one side good
feeling prevailed among all, and the
defeat was gracefully accepted.
According to arrangements all were
at Lawrence House by eight o'clock,
and as soon as the count was compile.
ted there was a rush for supper, which
was devoured with relish by the
hungry Nimrods. .
The list of the game and count was
as follows: Wildcat 25, fox 20, coon
10, grounding 10, hawk 10, owl TO-
woodcock 10, porcupine 5, crow z
kingfsher 5, pigeon 5, gray squirrel Z
black and red 2. Following is the
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-09-29
DIED.

At the house Of r. O. Carson, in Neill-
town, Thursday night, Sept, %, 1880,
John Scott, in the Both year of his age.
The deceased was born in Ireland
from whence he came to this country
about IA years ago, he had no rela-
tives living in America his mother,
a sister, and two brothers live near
the city of Belfast, Ireland. He had
lived with Mr.. II. 0. Carson, at whose
house his death occurred, for the last
II years, during which time he had
by his faithful attendance to, and per-
formance Of his duties as an employer,
his good habits, and quiet and gentle
manly ways, gained the respect and
esteem, not only Of Mr.. Carson's fami-
ly, to whom his death was like the
calling away Of one Of their own, but
also Of all who knew him. Being
Industrious and economical he had
accumulated quite SUM of money
which, as he has no friends in this
country, will be sent to his aged
mother in Ireland. His disease was
consumption, it is probable the seeds
of this disease Gere sown about two
years ago, at which time he had
severe sick spell resulting from bad
cold he rallied from this attack and
regained almost his former vigor. A
little more than a year ago he began
to suffer from the approach Of the
disease that finally took his life, and
for year previous TO his death had
done no work Of any account; he
kept moving about, however, and
on the Saturday previous to his death
rode over to Pleasantville with Mr..
Carson on his return he was unable
to get out of the buggy without assist
anco. On Sunday he was very i'll
DIR. Wilson was called but spite of
medical assistance and the best ofcare
he grew rapidly worse, and on Thurs.
day night died. His funeral took place
Saturday forenoon Sept. %, Rev.
White Of Pleasantville conducting the
services, aud his remains were laid to
rest in the cemetery at Neilltown.
/ 4
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-09-29
Court Proceedings.

Court met on Monday, Hon. w. P.
jerks presiding; Associates, Kerr
and Rack. The term was of less than
ordinary interest, end bnt little bust.
ness of Importance was transacted
Case of Commonwealth VS.. @. w
Otto, charge, larceny and receiving
stolen goods not @ true bill.
Com. vs.F Forbes, charge, seduction,
on oath of Jenny Rhodes; held to bail
in the sum Of 5000 for his appearance
at next term Of court.
Nicodemus vs.. Nicodemus, verdict
for plf: for $532.5O.
Weller for use VS.. Blaine ct al, non
suit takeE.
Tinker & Co., vs.. Reid, Executor,
settled.
McMillen vs.. Mong, settled,
Com. for use VS.. Knox, Executor,
verdict for defendants.
Duff VS.. Forest Co., nonsuit taken.
Shambu-g VS.. Hays, verdict for de-
fendant.
Balance of cases on the list were
continued.
The following attorneys were ad
mitted j. d. James, Warm M. A..
x. Weidner, Clarion L. r. Freeman,
Franklin; Jos. Burlington, Arm
strong T. F. Ritchey, Tionesta.
Court adjourned this Wednesday,
morning. Argument court fixed for
4th Monday in October.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-09-29

The following item was crowded
out Of our last issue Rev. j. Barnhart
bid farewell to his congregation on
Sunday evening last. The church was
well filed with eager listners who had
come to hear the reverend gentleman
once more before his departure. Dur
ing Rev. Barnhart's ministry in this
place he has made many warm and
lifelong friends. When he came here,
Il little over a year ago, the society
was very small, and had DO church
wherein to hold meetings. Now the
membership numbers upwards Of
thirty; thoy have a handsome church
edifce, clear Of debt, and the church
is in most fourishing condition. This
condition of affairs is largely due to
his untiring energies. May success
and happiness attend his future efforts.
In the Stoneham oil field three
wells were torpedocd OF Saturday last,
but they had not been tubed yet. They
are known as the Magee well, between
Clarendon and Tiona the Smith
Brothers at Clarendon, and the
Struthers we'll at Stoneham. Consid-
erablo interest is felt in the Magee
well, as it will probably indicate the
direction in which the belt runs.
Should it prove a good strike it will
show the course TO be directly south.
ward but should it prove failure it
is thought future Developments will
be southwest, and in more direct
line through Forest county. The
Smith Bros, we'll has q good show.
The Struthers well shows up fairly.
Jonathan Watson has a pumping well
in second sand, north of Stoneham.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-09-29

enabled fifty millions of people to
exist in the midst Of plenty. And SO
closed the largest demonstration which
this section has ever seen.
Gen. White was much missed by
the audience. He was on his way
here, but missed connections and did
not arrive until Tuesday morning.
He addressed an enthusiastic meeting
at East Hickory last evening. The
Genernl will remain in the county a
few days, and it is probable the most
Of the citizens will have an opportu-
nifty of hearing him speak
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-09-29
SCATTERING SHOTS.
The hnnt was complete success.

The hnnt was a complete success.
As is usual on such occasions the
boys all want to try it over, declaring
that they can do better next time.
Geo. Weant brought in the scalps
of three coons, aud 'twant good day
for coon either.
The game brought in was princi-
pally black and red squirrels, with
now and then a gray.
Some of the boys think it mighty
good plan to spend about three days
before the hunt looking up place" "
Monroe Clurk says he won the
medal. and we guess he has. His
faith in the scriptural promise "seek
and ye shall fnd," is somewhat shaken
since Saturday.
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NIxTEG@; w. WATIG.
y. IL. AGNEw,
TTO NEK IT. L 4 ~
TIGNESTA, PA.
ArrrNrrnN soLnlERsl

n Rave heen admitted 60 practice rs an
fiorncy in fhe Pcnaion Ofico ut Wash
,QtOn, ID. G. All officers, soldiers, or
.ilnrS who were MUIR, d in the late war,
IA obtain pensions to which thcv may be
atitlei, .hv calling ON or addressing me at
IAnosaa. PA. Also. claims for arrearages
pav and bounty win receive prompt at
|n1fon.
.Iftving been over four wears n soldier IN
"a late war, and having for a number OF
na1s Engaged IN The pro-ccution OF sol
.ers claims, my experience will assure
"a collection of claims i'm the shortest pos
Bic time. j. B. AGNEW.
|fIff
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L.nwrenco HOUSE.

rTONESTA, PENN'A, WM. LAW
~ RENCE. PROPRIETOR, This house
s cAntrallv located. Everything new and
4nll furnished Superior accommoda-
Hons and strict attention given to guests.
+ regctables and Fruits Of all kinds served
II tlleir season. Sample room for Com
1orcinI Agents,
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They are so mild and strengthing.
They stimulate the liver, helping TO
carry off the acid and the bile and
purifies the blood. E. K. Thompson's
dandeline and mandrake pills for sale
by druggists. For sale by Bovard.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-09-29

Robinson g. Bonner, having made
a new departure by way of adding a
clothing room to their establishment,
are now prepared to suit the most
fastidious in mems, boys and youths
clothing, at prices that defy compo,
tition. Call and examine. 1t.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-09-29
New Meat Market in TiOnesta

The undersigned having open a
new market in Tionesta will hereafter
supply the people with fresh meats of
all kinds at very low prices. Give us
a trial. PLArNER q WALTERS.
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DO not fail to call at Robinson &
Bonner's and examine their stock Of
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes,
&c. Everything sold at bottom
prices. 2t.