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MAINLAND
VI IzHs IISuhAxc, cos,.
Unsupported In isak :,
s Assets Qslss,6ol. nj Ii
.ss sis. Ss5 q. M 20 e; p. Rssstpis elass =.
COMPANY nEPRESrNrrn,
LIAM A. La NOTE, ~.
anse Agent, ass Mark M - ~.
Wilnfngtsn, Del.
I PNpoN Faw
Incorporated In l71 in n. 1--WE -,
Of 0ro4t BrttAin Ar0rcrata kAgdt
United rtaiss Si 81. .EaT g sss,ssM &
ine Qnited 6tAtes exll 81 a. poo.lta
the United Btates a6SI ~ q nSept
tnrss y ihs unitsd States SSSsi I
za8@sfN fis -a-sp.t. IN
COMPANY REPnrsRxrv,
JAMEs y. nRACKIH, Esc.
auss Agent, ARfstfa ~. H..sa as
DSl. ~ t54 @a3I- : - ses
MUrUALFI INsuaSiscr
~, AHA' VI oaEsgER ooulI
,iascrpor.ted April n, nm. !.
Liablli!iss 7SSl:es. r. s 'sirs: g g "A q
expenditures ~, ,l60 81. 7sfff 's''eaA
ts@8 lsss y 10
COMPANY nBPRrsrxren
AAMlON II. CHILD, HsSi IT,.
anes Agsns, W1Inaanst.iSl ~,
M ILLIAAaBUR0 CRY
w FIkEINs UR4NuEanu
lncorporated In Mnrch, i3SS l. =. !. +
xorE Aggregate assets 0i,6lOSk u NJ
blittieb Including capitai S66iSS< = ~ Sa
ceipts e672 2s06s.7o. Kxpen ditur31 ~ \
-. q fisa- tfif t1s. ~ GAlfS
N&t .AsN5 M ~
COMPANY REPRxsxytTI5xD i,
GREGG "a RIERGE, Iessr,..l
Agents, Wiluangtsn, DsI.s
MANHATTAN al HE3i iuA
M FIRE INSURANC COMP ANv
incorporated January 9, l653 m N.
York, YORK. Aegresats assets. Gll N$M II
is.',;s iSsss,;sslpL 90 sis.a EsasssHdi$|aa ass| 81
i.g7 81. ~ sa. isi w
COMPANY REPREsRnrEInyu NJ
UkL =. KNOX, InssrarsR Ass.s
Wllnin9tsn. Del. ttH
DENN MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE. CUMPANYn
Ifcor poratsd February N Ry /,
Pennaylviants. AgsrtYAte assG1 aiAjy
2ls.66. Liabilities Is, ,SlS GAN h sss,' '
ei.A5ss7si.es. ExpsndiIurss Si,iStIUT /
t.5.sF -Y. =
COMPANY RKPREsEsrxbp N
JOHN q. SINS, ESQ, Inssr,..
Agsnt, wtlminssen, Dsl.
M UTUAL BENEFIT.
M LITE INSURANCE COMPANY. |
luoorrprated January d, lsl6, IL ssv|
iisssY LAB Ii,,.: Asss;ss:ss * sa'i E.s
4ss.lA. Expsndilnrss Is s,ssi. .sa2as. a
..,...f|.i --,f5 -S "a
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ AL
THUR II. SMITH, Eso., .tusur
snss Agent, WtAmingtsn, Bsl. 4
DRoyIOENOE WASHINGTON.
Il INcUHANCECOMPANY. d
Incorporated In 1909, In Rhode Isanl
Aggregate assets no, o,6Sl.g1, LiAHllus
Including capital Ss5Apo6, Do. Hsssi1a
Sis.7oaH. Expspiitarss si7aSss.s,
COMPANY REPREsEHTRD sr
GEORGE WALKER, esq, Insus.
d. aass Agent, Wtlnainsssn psl.
NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL.
IN LIFE rEsUnANon contjn
InCorporNtAd March. lk51 IN VIVA
blsitiss III, q. .cm q. ! Rscsip& u III N
~. Expenditures 2,6Sl ,722.SS. %
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COMPANIES REPRESENTED BY
MATHER d CANNING, Insureues
Agents, SOs Market street, wil-
mtngton, Del.


Agents, S0a Market street, WILL
mington, Del.
GUARDIAN
VI FIRE AND LIFE AssuRANcE 90:
Kingdom OF Great Britain, ,AggregA Ate
assets In the United states, eS44. .76l %.
Liabilities In the United Btates, S228, ,leA =
%. Receipts In the United Etates ,tsa8. :
states. s2s2.l8tM.
HANOVER td
III FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
Incorporated April, 1852. in New York.
Including capital. el ,U6o sa65.6e, Receipts,
ssoo. .6sl.sz. Expenditures, tssi .s72.7o.
HONE ra.v..so. COMPANY.
incorporated April, 1853, In New York.
Aggregate. assets. 1850 1914. Liabiii-
ties, including capital, e6.2l ,26e.le. Re-
csiPts. % s2sos.7SS.&. Expenditures. "a
Al ERCHANTs'
N1 INSURANCE ooxPANY. OF NKw-
ARK. n. J.
Incorporated February IS. 1858, in New
Jersey. Aggregate assets, eLl97, ,44s.66.
Esssp sss,ss.; Us ssSaaaas sEaSsaa.uss Ssp,ss
b63 81. T.
NJ ATIoNAL FIRE INSURANCE =
IN COMPANY or new YORK.
York. Aggregate assets. s4ss. .Osl. o.. La
ssosp., s,sass ssis EaRSsna,asss:
NJ EW YORK BowERY
IN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
incorporated April, 1888, In New York.
Aggreg ate assets, 8o85,l 90. Liabilities,
including capital, s4so, ,sis.s7. Receipts.
e2e3 ,34lIl. Expenditures, 91l8 ID.
IN INsuRAncn conrANY.
Incorporated May n. ls4l, In New York.
Aggregate asssts, ~. .osl, ,lll.6s. Lisblli-
ties, t53 IN, ,b14 II. Receipts, % ,S2A IN ~.
Expenditures. s5.1l7 .s7l.5O. !,
nj ORTHERN
TowHsN, 4. lt-H 5e8
incorporated March ., 1879, In New
York. Aggregate assets tss4 Sso @. LiA-
sssa ssesiS... sss 5sos Eapsaai.asss M 81
A26.e6. te .t
NORTH HaERMAN FIRE
IN InsURANon COMPANY OF HAM
incorporated May .. isss. in the En-
ass untsa q sasy 5ss 5ssssssss''
In the United states, Sl48 1895. r. ,tpts
In the United etates, e2s6 ,lS3.6l. Expen-
ditures IN the United ssatas. e2es. .7os9e.
TRADEsAEEs.sss EMS ,..r. +. NO. cox...x
Incorporated October 8, ASS, In New
Yorx Aggrsgate assets. NY. ~ ~, u Lis Z.
kseasipi:. y sssS.6ss.ss. Eapsnditarss.s sis.- Is.'
1xI EsToaEsrER
w gI1R INSURANCE COMPANY.
Incorporated March a., 1857, IN New
York. Aggregate Assets, ts60, ,71.73. Liza
sslp . asI;asaas '1R'sp np.assssrs: T.
Companies Represented ~ e. 4,
VAN TRUMP, ESQ.,. Insurance
Agent, eOl shiplsy strsst,l WA.
mington, Del.
II ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE uNIrRD
Incorporated July 20, 1859, In New
York. Aggregate assets, ~, ,700 ,l0l 81. Lta-
Riiiss I a ~ =: q sSs ssfs5-
IL InsUaANcE ooxrANY OF NANoHEs-
TEE. ENGLAND.
Incorporated Tune Is, 1851, In the King
dom Of Great Britain. AggtegAte asssIs
~ the United States, si,6Oo ,s62 %. La
| Receipts In the United States, COST ,100. .6e.
Expenditures In the United States, $780,
0l2.66.
IUsior 1s.v..ro. COMPANY. ].
incorporated February :. lsol, In PENN
ErpiI,s,s. Spana 1issIFssSiia: s.Dss sss; ss
Receipts, sae2.st6.4 ~. Representatives,, eS7s,-
60oJ0l.
Csmpanies Represented ~ VIII
LIAM n. lWIISON, ESQ.,, Insur.
aaes Agent, 1GiddIstswn, psl.
A GRICULTUHAL
"A IssURANos CoNrAHr os wArzs-
9owNsN u. r.
Incorporated IN lesS in New iorE: AZ
ssis,iSS. 7Gpsadlt ,ssss's7i, p
tl II 3i5Alns aFG -
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ al
THUR ~. sMITH, EsQ., tnsun
anss Agent, WtAmingtsa, Bsl. 4

TTNIoN MUTUAL
~ LITE IN1URANCnico, on MAIra.
1ncorpOrAted July II, lsA8, 10 kAins
Aggregate assest tn % 62o G8a7o. Lisblltis
e6.p58. .77S.W Receipts el III, ,7sl7a k1pss'
ditures q ,s6o. .Bs8 %.
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ANCH Q r ~ IN,

.,y, ,siIO sYiIOsEY sy3I4r ~ at,gEIsssg sEs gsoesysSs,
. cAsIss s....s ssSs & e Il sss sss ss.ssi:
WV YdAK Az sysiii FS ilsSsss ,asss.s
oAnrNs. Skd 10 6il6. Ezcursion :, - urpsSssd.
ysiseed stsisoa y EssoSSls e II tffss H q si'ffs
Drsfls at low est r1see ~ IA "a Ielsnl, "a
sAtSsissSEs Ss1 iBSSE Sf6'Soa .6s q .s .sss
~ tcaxWUEITW. NNrrs,xds
peoas, Wilmingtnu. Del --------rrT'-~- &
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Lorn; Aggretats ss1staA ee0e! ~ =.
HeceiPls, .et,1sAl6sI. Expsndit1rss.
II INsuRANcE COMPANY,
Incorporated March ., 1875. in New
York. Agersg 70 assess eslx,7s III. Lia-
s1ilties, including capital. t0ea ao74. 10. ne
Se,Pts. s5S)sSof.06. Expenditures, e2e4,-
oSDor ASD AND lANcAsMIn5 ;AiT, sa1 sas, -
Incorporated December 10, 1851, In the
.sssss IL the 1nisa Isss Staten sI
Liabilities IN tine United States, o5ii ,BxS,-
50. Receipts In the UBited States. j841.
Szam Expenditures In the Unifed . axs
MANUFACTUHERs FIRE q MARINE
ul lNsURANoE COMPANY.
Incorporated January s,,le7s. in Maasa.
chuas!M. AggrtGlte as~stss al.21l 71p ~.
ksesips: sSsaars SsSi ss isss
607.06.
Al MAXINE
M INSURANCE. CoAPANY.
Incorporated February IL, Ter, In n Lass
liabilities, Including capital, ebll,s5e.si.
e; ihss;cssipts. saao. .Sia.Oa. ExpsnditG =. Ssi5.-
~ yrRx INsURANcs COMPANY.
Incorporated July 1850 in New York,
Aggregate assets, u .b57 ,486 88. Ltabiii-
ties, Including capital. sY3e. .i28. a. Re-
sP csiPss, soss,6i57e. Expenditures, $780,
NORTH BRITISH 4 MERCANTILE
IN INsuRAnux COMPANY.
Incorporated in 1909 in the Kingdom OF
Grest britein. AgX5egsts asset. A. the
II the United states. u u, ,9Oi.o, Kecsipts
In the Unitei states. el, ,276 .408.u6. Ex-
sS6.6o.
DHENIx
L InsURANcK COMPANY OF BROOKLYN.
incorporated Septemberl0, 1859, In New.
York. Aggregate assets 81, So. .266.eI. LIZ
abilities, lncluding capital, -, i43, ,385.73.
Rscelpts q, ,2st.vissss. Expenditures, ~. .sos.-
W INsuRANcE COMPANY. .
Incorporated July "a. 1858, ia the king,
dom s.o nc Of @ Treat brian. :ASFrsfstss, Z, a:ssn
bilitiss in the United saiss iso6 ~ KS.
Receipts IL the u 0lted States 81 y06l, izp.67.
Expenditures In the Uutted Ststes eo7l,-
65s.lS.
RoYAL ,u.r, x,, ,ox..x
Incorporated May III. 1875. In the ktng-
In the United states q. .oSl ,z62.S ~. L.abiIi-
ties in The United States el .ed3, 20117, Re
ceipts In the United states ol y6a1, l62.63.
Expenditurea In the United Statts u Az
0aB.p. m =
STAh ,1.. rnsu..ro. COMPANY.
Incorporated Ds .elmber 1884, in New
York. Aggregate Assets, e68A. .sgo H. Liar
bilities, Including capital, y758. .6e6.61 Ne
ceipln, S42l ,6o6.NS. Expenditures. $751;.
WI .66, ~
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IN 04HnxnMcs = the Act entitled "AN
AoR m AxLAxIoH 70 INsUIANcn Cox
pANrps." pas>sd q Devsr. March 2lth.
m, I % hsrsby puhlish the names OF
sths Insurancs Companies that have nied
statements asrs eably 70 the provisions
OF said Act. and to whom certificates Of
authority have bean issued stating alse
whom and whore each company was In.
sorporAtsa sud IL Ageregate asssts and
liabilities, and its receipts and expendi-
.turss for the ysax ending December Stst.
lsae, a a. GA AAsA4s Et'
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OAK HALL
Summer
Bargai,s Roeass.

Any body can comprehend
the necessity that is upon US
to turn our surplus clothing
into money; whateveramount
of money! can be turned into
in the few days left us. j
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~ ANspkAHoh u0HkANf.
1aeorporatsd Maroh :. is7s, in New
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COMPANIES REPREAENTHD pY
L. p. BUCK d CO., Insurance
/. Agents, sl1 Maskss Street, VIII.
Dfngten, Del.
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InsurAnoeC 6
Delaware.
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w FIRE INSURANCE OoNrANr.
Incorporated December J.. 1867, In New
York. Aggregate aAsets, 80, ,A38 -. LA
csipts. go. .SSS.05. Expenditurss, See0 :
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The state OF Delaware 10
l the Sheriff OF New uestle
EAL county, GSs::ing; y & wnssss;. y ,s,;
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iNsUR ANCE COMPANYM
Ifcor poratsd February N Ry /,
Pennsylvianis. Aggregate ssse3 n ~
2lS.66. Liabiltsies 81 e2l.6l U 2sss,.s
ei.ljss7si.os. Expenditures ei,iStIWT
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-02-01
That Brown Dress.

IT think it's about time I had new
DRESS" said Mrs. Torrey to her husband
one day, when he was counting over
the money he had just brought from
town, where he had sold load of
wheat. "Suppose you give me one of
those new bills, John, next time you go
to town, and let me go with you" The
coaxing smile she gave him failed to
have it's desired effect. however.
IA new dress ~ exclaimed Mr.. Tor
rev, evidently as much surprised as he
had ever been in his life. why,
Sarah, I thought you had plenty of
good clothes. I don't see what you can
be thinking of when you plan to spend
money these hard times, on new dresses,
when you have more now than you
know what to do WITH"
II don't know what you're thinking
of when you say that" answered Mrs.
Torrey. / have had just two calico
dresses in a year. / bave the enormous
number of six dresses, at present, in diff
ferent stages of wear. One calico ie
quite good. The calicoes are half worn
out. That old brown dress has done
duty for two years as my good dress,
and this one"-holding up frayed
sleeve for his inspection-''shows fol
itself. I've mended it until there's
nothing left to mend it with, and il
won't hold together much longer"
"Well, that's only five," said Mr.
Torrey.
"The sixth happens to be lawn
which would scarcely be appropriate
for winter wear" answered his wife
"I've worn that brown dress so lonG
that hate the sight of it. No matter
where go, that has to go, too. I dom
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-02-01

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containing those Southern Roots and Herbs,
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THE SYMPTOMS of Liver Complaints are o
bitter or bad taste in the mouth; Pain in the
Back, Sides or Joints. often mistaken for Rheu-
maJ1sm; Sour Stomach: Loss of Appetite;
Bowels alternately costive and lax; Headache
Loss of Memory. with painful sensation o1
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Sometimes many of the symptoms attend the
disease, at others very few but the LIVER, the
of the disease, and if not Regulated in time.
great suffering. wretchedness and DEATH will
enSue.
CAUTION.
AS there are a number of limitations offered
to the public, we would caution the communi-
ty to buy no Powders or Prepared SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR unless in white wrappers,
and is made by ]. H. ZEILIN q co.
I'VE have tested its virtues. personally. and
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cine the world ever saw. We have tried forty
other remedies before Simmons Liver Regula-
porary relief; but the Regulator not only re-
lieved, but cured us."-ED. TELEGRAPH AND
MESSENGER, Macon, Ga.
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
j. H. ZEILlN & CO., Philadelphia, Pa.
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fI@Iss
POET r Y


JACK FROST'S SONG.
ride on the wings of the northw est wind
From my home in the frozen seas,
Where lie and rest with quiet mind
When bloweth the Summer breeze.
I filch the rainbow from the skies
And place it on maple leaves,
whisper the swallow, away he flies
Fro m the nest beneath the caves.
work in the dark of the bla ckest night,
And paint pictures upon the pane;
What though the sun in his MONDAY might
Dims them, linn them again.
draw, as please. the tender spray
OF fern. with its feathery grace,
And if that dies ont in the suns warm ray
Iput pine in its place.
But this is only my pleasant play
While sunbeams lie and dream,
For Iclasp In my chilling clutch5by day
The throat of the gurgling stream.
still its music. strip the trees
OF their leaves, and kill the flowers;
hush the hum of busy bees,
Who work during Summer hours.
tumble the fences, and lift the grain
From where 1t lies in the soil;
pinch the poor on their way to gain
Their bread by their daily toll.
But when Spring days come change my mind
Fol am a tickle soul,
So mount on the wings of the southwes
winds
And ride to the Arctic pole.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-02-01

~ Al RICHARDSON.
W ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
STAUNToN, VA.
Special attention given to the collection OF
claims, and prompt returns made.
CoURTs-Augusta and Rockingham.
OFFICE-NO. Law Building, oct7
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PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.

WIN. CHAPMAN, d, D. s.,
w STAUNTON, Va.,.
Has resumed the practice of Dentistry at hfs
iormer Ofhce. No. lis East Main Street, where
he Will be pleased to see his friends Offering
them an experience of twenty five years sue
cessful practice. may25-tf
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-02-01

h. M MATHEWS. ALEX f.. MATTHEW'S,
MATHEWS tE MATTHEW'S,
Ax ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
LEWISBURG. WEST VA,
practice regularly in thu Courts of Greenbrier,
Monroe Pocahontas and Nicholas counties, w.
Va, the Court of Appeals, and the Federal
Courts for the District of W. Va.
AS-Particular attention paid to Collections
nd to special cases anywhere in their State.
17-lV
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-08-31
PRESIDENT GARFIELD.

Last Friday was gloomy day for
his nation. All that day the Presi.
lent lay at Deaths door. even his
aithful physicians giving up in de-
pair. But, thank God, he rallied once
more, and since then his condition has
leen Of much more hopeful char.
'cter. He has from day to day taken
punishment, and his.stomach is once
nOre performing its functions. We
ave as high authority as DR.. Hamil-
on for saying that the beloved
President will recover. The news this
norniDg, while it is not the most
heering, is not Of a character to cause
Encouragement. Mr.. Garfield holds
is own we'll and feels better, which
lct affords considerable consolation.
he following dispatch from Secretary
Blaine to Minister Lowell, London,
ives about the best idea of the pres
Mt status of the case:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Aug. 80,
O:30 p. m.--The President, if not
lpidly advancing, is at least holding
is own. His fever is less than last
ight, and his swollen gland steadily =
Improves. His pulse continues rather
Ugh, running this evening from 110
ia. Perhaps the best indication
the case is that the President him
'lf feels better, and his mind being
ow perfectly clear, he readily com.
ares one days progress with another.
BLAINE, Secretary.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-08-31

DY Ms AMnt1A Tnnorr.

by MISS Amelia TuRopr.
In the meadows, in the woodland,
Rosy, dimpled, feet aud bare
Wandering in the dawn of childhood
little babe without caro-.
Light I caught the passing sunbeam
Through the waxen fingers fair,
Tossed them back upon the meadows
Threw them on the scented air
BY my side and ever watchfuI,
Lest my infant feet should stray
To some dark and miry pltfall--
A loving mother led my way.
And as moments speeded onward
And tho childhood hours flew by,
Hopes so bright were often scattered
AS life's morning dawn went by.
How she watched, and prayed, and
guided,
Checking oft my wilful ways
Till the hours of childhood glided.
Like a scroll they rolled away.
With advice so fondIy needed
Swiftly then the moments flow
And my bNrlI o'er life's steam glided
Catching sunbeams floating through.
Liie's short dream with her now over,
And her work pronounced-welld done.
Ger the crystal sea they bore her,
To that land beyond the sun.
Oh, her fond regret at parting
Whom che saw the tears shed,
But holy light was streaming
Round her when hor spirit fled.
Lo! the gates of gold CLEAN yonder
In the light beyond the blue
And bewildering is the splendor
Of the glory shining through.
When come to lay my burden
BY the golden gates ajar,
Weary footsore sad and laden;
Having journeyed from afar.
May then, Lord-Thou permitting
Bring my cross-lifes burden-home,
And be crowned-Christ interceding
With the blessed around-Thy throne.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-08-31
Republican State Convention.

BEDFORD, PA, July 20, 18S1.-A
convention Of the Republican party is
hereby called 70 meet in the hall ol
the House Of Representative in Har-
risburg, on Thursday. the 9Th day of
September, 1881, at 70 o'clock NJ, of
said day. Delegates, equal TO the
number Of Senators and Representa-
tives, to be chosen in the several dis.
tricts Of the Commonwealth. The
convention, when assembled, shall
nominate candidate for the Office of
State Treasurer, and transact such
other legitimate business as may be
brought before it. BY order of the
Republican State Central Committee.
JOHN CESSNA, Chairman.
Attest: LUcIUs ROGERS,
SAM'L 4. BARR,
G. MAGEE,
JOHN MCCULLOUGH, Sec'ys.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-08-31

NOTICE is nereby given that the un-
1 dersgned Intend to apply for n charter
for the purpose Of engaging generally, i'm
lumber and mining business; and for the
purposes aforesaid TO buy lease, hold and
sell such real and personal estate rs the
purposes OF the corporation may require
The said corporation 10 he known by the
name, style and title of "rhe Salmon
Creek Lumber, and Mining Company"
The principal place of business TO be in
Tionesta, Forest County, Pa.
JOSEPH ADAMsoN, J. ARTHUR ADAMsoN,
n. j. HoYT, G. Nj. KEPLER,
ID. >. WAKENIaHT, II. p. HosKINs,
o. B. HosKINs, NJ b. BROOKS.
Tionosta, Aug. 10, 81. g.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-08-31

NEVER in the history of the world
3 there been such sympathy and
artfelt anxiety as that exhibited for
r suffering President. All the mon.
,hs Of the civilized world have ex.
sssed their feelings and now in the
ur of sorest trial, when Death
alned SO near, the voice of prayer, SO
iversal in our land, has gone up to
Most High abroad. Sunday the
larcbes of Liverpool all sent their
litions to the Throne of Grace, as
many others throughout the Uni
Kingdom. All the Christian peo-
have been and are a unit in their
sons to the Almighty to spare our
sidents life. Derrick.
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PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS. The Hon. w. d. Brown,
President Judge of the Court OF Common
Pleas and Quarter Sessions in and for
the county ofForest, has issued his pre-
cept for holding Court of Common Pleas
Quarter Sessions, &C., at Tionesta, for
the County of Forest, to commence on the
Fourth Monday of Sept. being the 26th
day of Sept. 1881. Notice is therefore
given to the Coroner, Justices of the Peace
and Constables Of said county, that they be
then and there in their proper perrons at
ten O'Clock, a. NJ, of said day, with their
records, inquisitiOns examinations and
other remembrances, to do those things
which to their offices appertain TO be done,
and to those who are bound in recognizance
to prosecute against the prisoners that are
or shall be in the jail of Forest County, that
they be then and there present to prosecute
against them as shall DO just. Given un-
der my hand and seal this 3Oth day of
August, A. ID. 1851.
G. A. RANDALL, Sheriff.
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EVERY effort is being made to puri-
the postal service, and with good
feet. The practice of sending insult
g postal cards through the mails has
come very offensive, and the Post.
aster General is resolved to brea k it
; at all hazards. For this purpose
directs that when a party to whom
ch postal cards are addressed re-
tests that they be not delivered to
N, the postmaster may have them
strOyed. This is a very proper ar.
Dgement.
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ADDITIONAL TRAIN leaves Claren-
don 1926 a. m, Warren 7:4j a. m, Irvine
ton $50 n. n. Arrive at 1idioute O:l5 "A.
M, TioneSta 1850 q. m, Oh City 1890
p. m,
CHAUTAUQUA LAKE DIVISION
Trains leave Oil City for Pet. Centre, III
tusvi!le, Spartansburg, Centreville, Cory,
MayYiile, Brocton at 7:00am, ll:l5am,
2:45pm, 4:30pm, s:45pm. Arrive S:OOan
9:45am, 2:O0pm, 3:50pm, S:3Jpn, l0:l5pm.
Sunday Train leaves 7:30am arrives
9:50pm.
UNION q TITUSVILLE BRANCH
Train leaves Titusville 5:30pm; arrives
Union City 7:40pm. Leaves Union City
6:4Oam; arrives Titusviile S:40am.
Trains run daily except Sunday. + Flag
Stations.
Trains are run on Philadelphia time.
Pullman Drawing Room Cars between
Oil City and Bradford on trains leaving
Oil City 7;OOam., Cory G:35pm., and be-
tween BrOcton and Pittsburgh on trains
leaving Brocton l0:l5am., Pittsburgh
9:20am.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Nav
Vile and Pittsburgh on trains leaving
Brocton 6:40pm and Pittsburgh 9:45pm.
Ass~ Tickets sold and baggage checked
to all principal points.
Get time tables giving full information
from Company's Agents.
II, III. WILSON, Gen. Supt.
w. S. BALDWIN, Oil CITY. Pa.
Genl Pass. Agent.
Al Exchange ST., Buffalo, n. Y.
j. l.. CRAIG, Agent, Tionesta, Pa.
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MANY Southern cities are suffering
verely for water, the supply of which
deficient by reason of drouth and
r want of proper machinery to raise
i'd supply such cities. In this respect
Early all Southern cities are very de.
ctive, and are necessarily in danger
water famine at all times.
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Teachers Examination.
Teachers Examinations will be held

Teachers Examinations will be held
at
Tionesta, Friday, ,3Sept. 2.
Neilltown, Saturday, Sept. 3.
Nebraska, Monday, Sept. 5.
Newtown, Tuesday, Sept. 6.
East Hickory, Wednesday, Sept. T..
Clarington, Saturday, Sept. 10,
jerks, Monday, Sept. y.
Let all who intend to teach in the
County the coming winter be in attend
ance bring paper and pencil also, ref
erences, accommodation aud old GER
ti6cates. Let directors, patrons ofthe
schools, all friends Of the cause educa.
tional attend. j. Z. HmLARD,
August 6th, 1881. Co. Supt.