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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-05
President GarLr;U.


On FRIDAY. 1T in'G-tlcy. James 4.
Garfield took the oath OF cf.irr o,N
was inau9rratcd prrs;t!cnt Of the
United States for the ucxt .our year. .
le il All Ohio man, az HIVES was lie.
fore him, and a. Ohio is lucI;v place
to hail from i, lnay Dc dis fact an,! not
the circumstance OF bis having re-
cclved the Republican nomination tia.
helped him to pull through last No.
vc'nber. President Garfield goes into
Office under much more favorable cir-
cumstances than attended the advent
OF the retiring president. Mr.. Haves
was not elected. He scrapetl through
by the skin Of his teeth. in the face Of
popular majority against him, or Il
majority against him in the Electoral
college, Democratic House and al
Electoral Commission, which gave him
majority Of one vote, though that
vote had to be cast in favor Of him on
directly opposite grounds in the case of
the Florida and the Oregon contests.
Again. Mr.. Hayes had 20 many debts
to pay to politicians and schcmcrs that
he never succeeded In entirely cancel
Ing these obligations, though all the
Federal offices South, with few cxccp-
tions were crammcd with thieves, cut
throats and political bummers. The
country had not recovered from the
panic and everybody was "dctpcratcly
short" financially. Fortunately the
germs Of recuperation already existed.
and IN the four years Of Mr.. Havcs'
administration thew have developcd
and borne abundant fruit. Once more
the Union appears to be on the road tu
prosperity.
Partly to this prosperity the new
President owes his election, and he
will have the benefit Of the general
content arising from it, enabling hin
to begin his policy without fuctious
opposition. Again, he was indubita,
bly, elected, and there can be no cry oi
fraud raised against him, no shock tc
our political institutions from his in.
auguration. lie is an ablcr man thar,
Hayes, Il frs-class manager Of mci
and posscssor Of great magnetism, and
hcartincss OF manner HAT easily
makes friends. !Ic also knows wha
is right. as hlaHr OF his $Dcrrhcs show
Yet, at he sau!c tine, hc has ofc:
.truchicN 10 party demands. ana done
LII -
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-05
THE PIE PILES
MUTUAL
K E L / Eff ASSOCIATION.

THIS ia an Association ofbus;ns.. s,o,
l. who, for their mutual proteot;on'
contribute towards fund, 80 a.
in oase Of death, their fam.lias NAV xa' '
ooive from S2.0O0 to S5, ,O,n,, aooord;n, 20
amount OF certificate. This Is ono of tho
best plans Of life insurance. you nav .e
You so. just like FIRE insurance. ard y,tb
more convenience even. as you nav bv
small instalments during tho year. w. W.
feief 70 those best acquainted with ns
VIZ members in Fairheld:. a. II. hio.
n masteh JAS. A. Briec. Jno b. Davis. n
= Flenniken, 3. sugenheimer. r W "
Mocseight, Jno. J. Nsil. Thomas l.. John.
son J. Clendinihg. r.. B HanahAn. r,
heans Datts. Jas. @ Davis. Any ono
that should Aketo become q member viii
oppiy TO G. 6. B1rOT. "''
w" Agent
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-05

Ex-GovEENoK SpRAGUE and HE wiGo
are still engaged in filing petitions and
counter petitions for divorce and mud
throwing generally. They have dcclur,
cd war to the knife. and no compro-
misc Is probable. Roscoe Conkliny
will play a prominent part in the pro.
ceedings.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-05

MACON, Ga, March n, 1879.
From having been intimate MI nber OF
Years with the proprietors OF 'SwifLs 9yphil.
nc Specific" have known much or its manu-.
hct9r" ard use There are men in this COM
'T@mniywsl. @ & orIn ;, know: ciiRcns,who were Yc-
,,S o ~ carry lie ~ Syphi'ls: the most terrible
nItSa ,!iKefi Ta Y s" {lfjo fa
10y" "w. u ali appearances. and In their own be-
iicf. as free from taint Of disease rs tho nrst
man, fresh from the hands Of his Maker Dell.
,'nSy or course. forblds thei- public RECON-
m"ndatinns or this mcdlclne, but / am allowed
20 refer the seeptic prirateiy TO. those who ALI
rnnorse everything that can be said In It's
laVm. Being professionally much opposed to
cIrlorStnS or recommending nostrums or secret
remedies. II Is with heSita! lou that attach M
GAME 10 this article; but kno,c whsr,o) speak
wh"h say that our science has not made pub.
sic combthntlo equal 10 ''Switt'S SyphlI ic
sD"riIc" for The purpose Indicated. The great.
tN y0ol the government could OeStow Oh hun
lreh3 0f Ihousard, or its citz"n4 would be to
pHErhaSc this receipt or It's proprictors, and
make II Inbllc Tor the benefit d. the present
Anu AL coming generations
y l. MNSSENBURG, Pn G.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, rroprie
tors. Atlanta, Ga
Sold b, al Druggists
Cal Tor 4 copy OF Young Mems Friend"
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u Nlt,NSHCNO, S. T..
LENT began on Wednesday.

BEEcHER has refused tn. 20 upon
lecturlng tours this year. aud nn-
nounccs that he will devote ali hia at
tention to the weekly prayer nceiin;.s
III Plymouth Church. He evidently
thinks nc has been too worldly in the
past.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-05

EDITORS ANG NEWSPAPER WWN
OF tie country endorse Salacs Boss. psrcr
aoiu watch chses. ASH proof. read the fol.
lowing:
r, ,,,re. Baltimore. Nd, March 1850.
~ gives me pleasure TO inform on that the
oninc' Boss Watcn Case ] have carrIcd has
HlTGn :ui,g perfect satisfaction: II wears peauti-
'u'''' j. y. ItINGGOLD,
Ed and Prop't telegram.
,,.,. ,,oo. LAFAYETTE. Ind. March 8, 1880.
Boss Watch Case m fSG1mnhm1ending S1nh1M the james
equal q In wear TO ono OF solid gold. They ale are
'D0 'oS' IN TACT as well as IL m name:
kd. and Prop't Courier.
o,. Des MoinCs. IA, Fob. %. 1890
pStan. manager has carried a James Toss
CANNOT aca be- Scatc tcnss and oheerfuy says that Il
,STATE LEADER co.
fuD'rs I".ed State Lecdty.
Watseka, Ill.,. March o ,sso
W. .aim an pieased to say that tho james Hoss
SMatch Case have Is entirely saiistoctnGSws nGSs
"a ScrreHt ~ syery respect Just as repreaented
Sd' Ssd.i asd rropt iss,ust. M;M trSrEIs; Ss' 4ss;,,
r,o u.. Wausau, Wis, March 10. 1870
ovey way sa'Isfacioiy splendtai %nSS Is In
I'd. and PropT 70yef o. Eiber;,
The above are concusred IN nv bun,.a..
other editors az we 40 nnnsfSds Of
Thais Is ts 10 AL p9s,s q o county
ela Ih Sf," az 1Sia; ao,r s
teS iaS catalogue containing full SeseSttosne t se''s
-aS.L.L.sI., -----.--------S3- .-A.-.-.s.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

REtiApLE AND CnEAP.-In order 70 place q
reilatle Liver PHI within the reacn OF ali, the
price OF May Apple Pills has been reduced to
county.
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"old by the druggists OF this county.

MACON, G..
M"SSrI. Lamar Rankin & Ia'aa.. Dear Sirs-
nau Deen troubled for long time before using
fonf Coilsulnptivc preparation. with something
hke ASTHMA. and after using onIy TWO bottles
OF your Bfcw"rS Lung ktotorcr brPaIhed per-
lGctiS ifee, aDd We felt 10 symptom OF the
III ease since. III AIN confident your medicine
cnfcd me. and ,h"rriu,ly Recommend IL to all
VINO l.r suffering from Asthma.
loufa truly,
JOHN u ROSS.
MACON, Ga. March -, $50.
McsErs Lamar Rankin & talnar. Fear Yirs-
nave used NOur Brewers Lung RpSLOrcr Tor
vertigo, and have never been DUBBED with IL
She @Sinc, using the medicine. l cannot 81 y too
much t'f IL, AMI cheerfullv Recommend 1t TO
All WHO need relief from Vertigo.
Yours truly, j. B. ARTOI E.
NJ Cen. Ga, Marcn ~, 1870
MesSre. Lamar, Rankin d Lunar, Drar sirs-
suffered TWO years with CONSUMPTION. and
during the lime WAS Treated by DrS. Read,
IhoInIS Chalt0n and others OF this city, and
also oy a prominent physician OF Macon Ca,
WITHOUT linblng any rCler Ny hush ind bought
NE oiX bottles OF your Brewers Lung ResLOirr
winch began 10 take ut once, and found i'm.
mcdidte relief. have userl ths: six bottles and
nave never felt symptom or the III ,case since,
anu my general health Is better than 1t has
Deen IN years. therefore recommend IL to all
VINO nave Consumption aS q Pearl boy ond
filcc. Very respectfully,
Mrs. N GOoLsBY.
Sold by the Druggist OF TILL, county.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-05
SEECHAL NOTICE.

INOR LACK Of other employment dur.
l. n'k VI, s" business sc, son. The
unders gnrd lIrroSrs to baIt.sulc eiurs--
using q. ~ "a, b ST irn. er.
LADIES SHOES A Pc IALTYi
Am.'l" @;ti faction EuarAn:. !. c,,;v
.'.ct Orl,is taken nt & il r. nn,,,
Ia" % f.NJ. u. nA,I
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-05

All persons Indebted either 70 mxse,f
or +. Elder & Co on past dne notes or
accounts are here notified that they will
oe gwen thirty days in which to settle.
atttr that time suit will be entered apainst
then. Nobody-blach or white, rich or
poor Will DO made nm exception.
'n"F +. ELDER.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-05

VIII continue tho business heretofore
carried on byF. Elder Il Co. at tho old
n."ho, ,n, ana solicit continuance Of tho
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed.
+. ELDER,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-05
,,,,, . VI NS. VI NUI5LSBl
Sold by the Druggists OF ,hi;, county.
''lRoKrN AnHow.' RuYsE1.L Co.. A1A.,

7 f'o1Nt-H nNNOW' l'U'3E1'L O., NLA.,
August, !. 1916
d e, j. MofIett-- Dear S.r--I for years used
y mL T'e' hin rrcethIng Powdcrs) with my own
children and o my plantatt!n. when owned
negroes. THY relieved and prevented much
suffering and sickness among ihr children, nd
besides saving lnlnr lives. saved the much nnx-
tety, and many hundred dollar, In docto .s bills
can, mith confidence. recommend them as ths
snrest and best medicine ever uaed Jor Tk.thino
lhrdIsh and fhe Bore Disorders Of our Southern
KoBERT BLoURNoY.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-05
a. @ a /. rI

All who have jobs in our shop Of
Watches, Clocks and Jcwclry, should
call and get them, and savo the same
from forfeiture.
janll
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-05
80 - -. - -------.---
" KIT fRE PIpEKS S.iY,
The South in the Cabinet.

The Sou,h IN the Cabinet.
Boston Hcrl Il.
70 rule out Tie South, in the pre- sent
state Of political feeling. woulu 30 u
greater mistake: in our .ju;lgm" titan
to rule ont th" West or the ! at iyr
sectional reasons alone.
Sharp Practice.
Phliaicl ,,h.l Times.
When it comes to Il matter Of smart
practi' the Republicans can al xavs
be depended upon to get a long way
ahead OF the Democrats. Something
in the way IF smart practice seems to
have been undertaken with the Appor-
tiOnmcut bill.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-05
Ia- - u?., ii2r.


Tie" rHcc retained under liberal
Fay y" !c': legal talent; they have
not o" " carried Vo!cn; iIhNnMcca into
ihr hNliH ;"d Hobbies Of legislative rs.
'cnhiic:S but they have lost 10 uppor.
tunj;H t. work through public clrc.
tions 20 gain seats therein for repre-
>oH-at!vrs Of their own who would la
Dor un every occasium III their intcrca'
IhcN haze even ticd to lsy their
bands upon the Courts which interpret
and apply the law, and arc teaching
mnt Tor c"nuol over public sentiment
thrOn4h lhc Nrrss.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-05
A Poipt For Heficc,ion

General Winfield Scott IIancocl; will
bc known to poatcritv rs the man who,
despite the corrupt lc, ices IF the Re-
publcans and tl"Mchcrv aud the mis-
management Of his own National Com
mltt"c, received The largest vote ever
po!lcd III this country for President
Phi.ndelnhin Times
Senator BaraiVl succeeded in amend
ing the Bank k Tax bill so n to provide.
that taxes shall be taken of deposits
only. This is rs it should be. There
Is no reason why tie banking business.
the most lucrative Of all branches Of
industry, should not bear all asscss-
ment in common with all other forms
Of business.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-05
FOUND.

!CN sundaX last. in the "Ptesbyterian
- Woods."a GOLD BROOCH. which
n9s,s sSS owner ,aes; can get by applying at-tbis
moo. ~. arsov,ng property aRd paying for
'""''''''Si-1eE1SI mar I-tlt:
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-05
War Records aud War Histories.


We are sOrrv hn. the war record
drOHtc went rs it did in the House the
other day. The idea Of the govern.
mcn; purchasing the papers Of lcnding
generals, especially on the Confederate
so is good one. And il the pur.
chase costs little money. and if the
money gors to the heirs uf Lee, Jack.
s"n, Hood or Bragg, it does not mat
ter much. ~ Congress which can vote
millions to improve trout >trca,as
should not hesitate over few thou
sand dollars in buying what may be
OF priceless value to the historia:,
merely bccauc the money will gladlr.,
the hearts Of some torlorn Confederate
w. F. Miller, Of Bellvuc. Ohio.
says: | have b,cn troubled with
Asthma. and received to relief until
| procured your "Only Lurg Pad"
| can recommend it to any one having
the asthma See Adv.
Samuel II. Irwin, Of Ute Greek,
Cnliax Co., New Mexicr. saws: Tie
"Onlv Lung Pnd" has done more for
my wife than all the gallons of Cod
Liver Oil. French or American, she
has taken, or all the doctors medicine.
she has used.--See 1dr.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-05
OPEN BUGGIES,

MY BUGGIES and SPRING q
1c: IVA WAGONS are offered at p
~ low prices for cash, or q s,null
e advance for good papers. =
Open Buggies.. ... -. $4,000
- Top Buggics.. $500,
rs Square Body, Three -
- Spring Wagon, two
rs seats 7O.0O.C
~ Sporting Wagon, two
- seats, threc-spring-a -
nice turnout. 75.Oo<
al Material and Workmanship ,
warranted. Axlcs are Shcldon's -
= Anchor brand. Shuler's Springs -
- and patent wheels. have also =
90 full line Of Harness aud -
- Whips. -
- j. H. CUMMINGS. =
OPP. Dunlevy Il Fanta. -,
H A r n T. = s.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-05

When you notice cholera In your hogs ana
chlcHens, give them ShoeDfe!dB Stock Feed
trtely, apd they wtll recover. It IS beat, how
eyer, 10 commence the 90 OF the Stock Feed
little ahead OF the chOlt ra season. which will
prevent them from taking The disease
QCiTMAH, Ca, April 10. 1915
Fbr inc benent OF all those who are inter.
eSltu IN raising fowls take pleasure I'm re.oln-
in"hdihG Shtcnfrlh'S fCdtcated Stock Feed I
haa several chickens with cholera. una by the
use OF th!S wonderful article given according
20 nirections. al OF The M got well. md are now
IN 4 healthy cOnuIiitn. wM TE.ISIllE
Iully concur III the above
ST PEICE.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-05

-subsoribs to THg, 1Ns5VS. .'.,,,.,, .-,n
HERALD. 'e3SgTn, ;; AND.
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A Serious 3Iatsor.
Ma hvillc American.


TO cripple the banking system would
he u serious matter. 1t might teach
the popular mi,d to take more coli-
s1rvntlrc view OF banks. bu! it ,wou Il
be dear lesson. Still, we r:.u but ~.
call that the New York banks took a
very lofty position on the Silver bill.
from whiGh they have quie.ly reccdrd,
because the matter did not turn on. as
they feared. They may be equally in
error az to this measure.
Oinntsm.
Brooklyn Union Argus
"Cmntism" supports the Republican
party and its principles, 10 matter who
y the leader. 1t will build up no Dor
Unn Of the purity. but will work for
&c c"mnon duty. while it will de-
n1ui'tr a:td oppose those prctcndcrs
WHO r"k LcrSona! revenge unt,r the
.E'.'"U" 'r.> f rair;oiiSi:l and re-
T. ~. ..r ,''a:,. l.rn sci ont io make
4 "'rn:.E, NNNlru ;,ni - -.lrs.irc purt, .
h.H thr! r.~p0:e ~ cuI.Eiv,c that
- TX.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-08-17

Mondays Derrick contains the fol.
lowing account of most distressing
affair, at President. 1t is strange we
had not heard Of the frightful occur
renee before "a lady who has been
visiting at President, informs US con
cerning one of the most terrible acci-
dents that ever came to our knowledge.
There resides rear President widow
who had three children. A few days
since she was preparing dinner and
had the youngest child with her in the
house. The other two children were
sent by her to hunt some eggs. They
were both young and going out Of the
house saw a hollew log in the yard.
One of them put in her little hand to
see if there were any eggs, but quickly
pulled it out saying chicken had
bitten her. The other inserted her
hand and jeiked it out with scream.
A rattlesnake had bitten them both.
The scream ofthe second child brought
out the mother aud lifting kettle of
boiling potatoes from the stove, SO
they would not burn, she started out.
She had just got outside the door when
she was recalled to the house by the
agonizing cries of the baby, who had
crawled across the floor and upset the
boiling water over himself. She was
almost disheartened and did not know
what to do. Help soon arrived and
everything that could be done was
done for the three little sufferers, but
nothing did any good. They all rap
idly grew worse and within day all
three died aud were buried in the same
grave. The name we did not learn,
but we are assured that the above are
the facts"
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The News Wiped Up ana Wrung
Out by the Republican" Staff.

The Tunkhannock Democrat esti.
mates that half a million dollars in
"grave yard" life insurance is held in
Wyoming county.
The New York Times regards
"Hammocks as dangerous and of a
a deadly nature" If that's all we'll
take our chances with that part Of it.
Boat-riding on the river is not as
good as it used to be. Persons who
have practiced rowing in mill ponds
among stumps, can manage to get their
oars over the rocks.
For seed save the cucumber grow.
ing nearest the root, and you will have
therefrom an earlier and smaller
variety; save those near the end Of
the vines and they will produce a
larger and later variety.
One of our exchanges says: "Tio-
nesta has three doctors, three lawyers,
three ministers and three editors, and
none of them are overworked." A
compliment to our health, our peace
and our morals. We only wish we
could return the compliment.
Mr.. Vennor now predicts a great
change in the weather about the time
the new comet is in its perihelion.
This will occur on the goth inst. Du'
ring the week ending on that day he
thinks we shall be nearly frozen by
frosts and strong cold northerly winds.
The boys at "Camp Forepaw," on
Fleming Island, are having a tip-top
time. We had the pleasure to partake
of some of the necessaries of life
with them, and found it as good as
dished up anywhere. They are enjoy
ing it as much as if they were camp
ing at Chautauqua Lake, so they say.
The following is fac simile copy
of notice tackled q tree on the jug
Handle Road. 1t e plains itself;
NoTdS
this ROade is not pa Nsible
not eaven Jackassabh
but if you Want to travvle
Bring your one gravle
by order of Commsers
Mrs. Charles Diley, Pittsburg
soys, she had Chronic Catarrh badly
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Mr.. Vennor makes third at
tempt at August and furnishes the fol.
lowing to Stoddart's Review as his
forecast of the weather for the month /:
"Heat and storms first few days,
merging into cooler weather and cooler
nights. Spring wheat may hardly
come up 20 the average through rust
Up to the 18th weather varying from
moderately warm to very warm, with
frequent severe storms of wind, rain
and hail cool evenings aud nights.
Change after the 18th to cooler and
windy weather; the 18th to cooler
and windy weather the 10Th and 10th
cool and cold, with frost in many Sec
tions, both in Canada and the United
States New York State in particular. J
About the same cate a severe storm
period probable through tcbacco.grow
ing district Of Virginia. Sultry and
warm again toward the goth. Be
tween Goth and 25th ditto, with rair
and hail storms pretty general. Coo
change about the Goth in Canada and
Northern States. Wind storms ii
Ontario on lakes; also along Atlantic
coast, and at New York in particular
toward 25th and 26th, Varible, bu
seasonable weather after the 25th
Cool about the 29th and 30th, will
possibly light frosts in sections am
wind storms West. September will
enter sultry, with showers and wind
storms"
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TT +. RITCIIEY,
ATTENTION sOLDIERs!

have been admitted to practice as an
Attorney in the Pension Office Mt Wash
ington, y. G. All officers, soldiers, or
sailors who were injured in the late war,
can obtain pensions to which they may be
entitled, hy calling on or addressingme at
Tionesta, Pa. Also. claims for arrearages
of pay and bounty will receive prompt at
tention.
Having beon over four years soldier in
the late war, aud having for number OF
wears engaged in the prosecution OF sol
diers' claims, my experience VII assure
the collection of claims in the shortest pos
sible time. j. IL. AGNEW.
lltf
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-08-17
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.

Member of~ConarcSs JAS. MosdRovE.
AssembIy-E. l.. DAVIS.
President J9tdQe-W. d. BRO wN.
Associate JUdgeS-JoHN RECK, G. A..
Hill.
Trcas,rer--N. S. FOREMAN.
I'rothoaotaiy, Register &c Recorder, &C.
JusTIs SHAwKEY.
Shcri0.--C. A. RANDALL.
ComWissiopcrs-BL BERLIN, ISAAC
LONG, II. w. LEDEBUR.
County SttporslteRdent-J. Il. HILL
ARD.
District Attorney.-S. d. IRWIN.
Jufy CommisSioners-C. II. Church.
Peter YoUNGK.
County SttrUoVoq-F II. WuITTEKIN.
C0r0ner-C. II. CHURCH,
County AUditOr8-NICHoLAs THoMP-
SON, d. f. COPELAND, f. G. LACY.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-08-17
Real Estate Transfers.

Deeds and conveyances recorded in
the Recorders Office from August Sth
to 18th, 1881:
Susan T. Lewis ct al to Isaac A.
Saxton, land in Kingsley twp; 5000.
p. d. Thomas ct al to Lizzie M.
Cobb, lot in Tionesta boro; $3.50.
T. B. Cobb ct ux t. Mrs. Nancy
Dale, lot in Tionesta boro; 1925.
Hamilton Stow to Charles Bonner,
lot in Tionesta boro $4,000.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-08-17
Letter List.

List of letters remaining in Tiones!a,
Pa, Post Office, Aug. 1, 1881:
Mr.. Joseph Allies, Mr.. Gustaf Johan
Anderson, Mrs. Emma Anthony, Rufe
Childs, John Charleston, P. G. Eriks-
son, D. H. Gibson, Miss Agnes Keefer,
H. Kaufman, Miss Cora McClintock,
Mrs. j. A Moon, j. w. or H. OSten,
Miss Kate Pettigrew, D. A. Snyder,
Mary A. Sbble, John r. Thomson,
Charley Whiteman, John White.
Persons calling for the above please
say ad -ertised.
J. M. MCKAY, p. M.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-08-17
Y AwnENCE HOUSE,

TIONESTA, PENN'A, VIM. SMEAR
DAUGH, PROPRIETOR. This house
is centrally located. Everything new and
we'll furnished Superior accommodate
tions and strict attention given to guests.
Vegetables and Fruits of all kinds served
an their season. Sample room for Com
.norcial Agents.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-08-17
Oil News.
the facts.

We have been able to learn little or
nothing OF the doings 10 oil in Forest
county during the past week. Mr..
Peter Berry passed through town
Monday, en- route for Balltown, but as
he had not been there for ten days
previous he could give us no news as
to what was doing there.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-08-17

BOROUGH OFFICERS.
Burgoss--s. J. WoLcoTT.

B,trgoss--S. J. WoncoTT.
CoWncitmcn- North ward, r. J. Van
Gieson, r. y. Cobb, Jno. A. Hart; South
ward, @. w. Robinson, s. II. uaslet, Eli
lIoloman.
Justices Of tho Pcacc-J. II. Brennan,
ID. s. Knox.
COnstdble-James Walters.
School DirectOrS-J. Shawkey, s. ].
Wolcott j. T.. Blaine, ABB. Kelly, j. II.
Brennan, A. II. Partridge.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-08-17
CENTRAL HOUSE,

BONNER e. AGNEW BLOCK. n. c..
jackson, Proprietor. This is a new
house, and has Just been fitted up for the
accommodation of the public. a portion
of the patronage Of the public is solicited.
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