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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-28
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eI eia HnI5dtbares SidrfuugsB uns StIe6uHas sWsttitI
i1i uatmttutr S4IaAe, ntrpsftr acknowledgement,
sdApd&tu Observation-Disclosures, Hne lei Sti6cH btn
1dtIt4tu Ssialt&t ststH.
GSar fdttSS16E 9adtttF,
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GTiHat t Gta uni@dkbores V1itteI far ibI sttbeu. q
pt6t has BtIbauunessB tTmSpsH, rti5t ben appsiit,
fEIft has SsrsE uuh ntranIabt tiuta Tst4su 5uRut
Sen RiI&.
gNwa@ea ttuD frdmFIt@en &tnoern
p.!As turS Rattisttt uab uns,suIS. b, JOIs. Don
eIanIbett Iei6tH, 0etr ersa Spfsm, burb 9.thiss
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In H~ornuIsh 9uiiaas SS SSrptTs uus bic 5Ihtbs 6tI
SHstRb wtsetT stbn.
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sln u etsbis patasGrtrast Elm ir.RRAer
1tHsE tes ssbsH % 0AaIisn uHe ben DerIOrsntH Apptiit
tn un abertpfIiGss grIosmitteI fhr f.ts Easruus,
BtHI er UsassH ~ ssi&Ha$t ~, NM ieI4s bel ~ Bu
EttaltoI.
G@wdGIi1e 6rauen,
ECIde an ben ibteui SsI4Ie&tt tistH.n Rtan!btli,u I,ls
Yias,uus, Dsnu nt&t 6elIuns trdoItsH. Or stlii her
Bertauung, Ietntet bic Gdftt, Isitt ban Ep1tttt unh
ETiIs ntut 2tbenSFrait.
AIttrfMtuad)e ttttS f6p6hHde Ner,
Caaen I'M HHssmtinsn, ssren gDftm tnuhIi4s stdr.
tunfsmtttet perlouet uHb btionetrS foI6e, uslde lid
tar t56piHSiutt b~tnHsigsn. Hnbtn In benz 5RoIo Srtrad
atnin e%tbtuSiait. Or 1T isrHsr elm iptetRi4tS Wiii,I
td &uRtn uub RsrOeuauidntn ueIds BET tintm HlsbIi.
gen @raS ron -sebsustrott u~sttommsH.
ais eta WRttteI ttt1 ab8entaGertets
DtrIonen Gin ~stiuub.S, traFtissS RGsIt5tn Surhd,u,
gtbtH. ftebtg Wt q I S&rtTGet fPsrut pe Ner1
bouunasoreuHe gu Htuet 9tdtietett uRb biIft baburA
IuI Btarbtituu9 Observation-Disclosures Stsft. Or sitbt
Ter ITau bic Runbun9 Der SormsH, btR Name Ste
tHtT&1uuSthtn UauBteIu iurh6.
@aS eS TIT. - &tebi9 WaI3 Grtfaet
n rtintr WaIS sgrtrset In tOue,uirirt,r JOrm, uOu ans
~stHttmsm Gef4mn6 nnb frSi pom HIeo5oI. Or tanH
aba pru etm I4wd&iten Diaeeu letdt usIhaut ptIbeH
uni sutbdIt Hi4tS oils eefunbe, ~uabrbaite StoHe. Gos
a&it RIap Irat iabrt ais @ttqugtts has StIenib Baron
poH eisblgb nab elm SneflmtIe istnsr untsrI4rift iopis
ktTi.nisea Der Ssrten u. 8optIer q Co.. Baltimore,
9b., BITE oattHtssH Nstnttn Iar aHtrtta.
Der &tebt8 WaI3sGrtraet TT tn auen
HpotbsIGn obtr bel outn SanhIeru NIT Nsbi,in.R An
AGben; tiHe HIaf&e tofttt t1ni5tg Gents, stn Dubenb
EIaI6su ihui SonoTs. GB toun itbo@ port ,uuen, bab
Slu apOtbsftr 9itbis ploIJ gTtraet, aus btsiem sbsr
ItHtm SCnnot. MID auf sostr ihbrt uub ben Runbeu
tn dnbereS RIdparat on'bniDIe4en periu6t. an bItIen
TauG mb&Isu mt, Seotm. pel&tr stueu VeoID @Ttroci
poH antrfaHuttm 99ei tAe wnHidt. rotbeu, barGuf Bu bee
hthtu, Yttbte WtaIs GrtTuCt uab fetHeR Gneeru
~ trbaItsn nnb ben upotbttsr az bewegeH bisisH URaIl
tTtrott Don be-. gusros. SdublsT, pen usL5em e. ftixi
DTSsusH Staisst, fOnmtn gu Ianm.
". DOeeItt g. Co.,
SaItiTsTG. Tb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-28
8efdeiDeubsit.

Batter: vSieb, metne EO9ttr, NIT
benz 6eiratben DsrbdIt f9'S 10: @U
heirotpet, tbat gut barau, Hnb wer Ri3t
befrntbri, tbut nod beheriA
To@tsr: vOas SeHeTe 10 Der tsiab
bes @uten, Yapa; brum nil ID Be-
l@si6en fem unb gut OaraH tbnn!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-28

5rdulein @tubed bate cine unrnbise,
f9Iafofe Ra9t uerbra9t. sic tIeibete
fi9 3u rn9ew5buIt9 friber Stunbe bas
iti9 an un6 taum etueu Hi9tisen Bid
in ben SpteseI, UNI tbr Ausiebeu gu pras
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-28
Qu aufprn6spsIL

Cine dlteIe, stwas missanffiss GaHr
wirb ouf Der GisbabH BON einem isassa
gdr&en umgeIGufen. SH ibrtra hIaEs
nenbeH 3orn mft bic idbItngs "a Sc
@etcmmme: ,Ra, b1beH Sic etHa sias
ten tetne 4uaeH2"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-28
gy0usRs &s~sHasenss&~

Dan5is. Der weapreuBii3e Pro:
~uinsial. IusI9uB beidIoB, boS fur bic
Yrouin3 erworbene @eiB'f9e Srnnbftiid
in benz rabe seIeseuen E~empelbnrg 3nr
unter6rin9ung u~erwobrIOiter &inber be-
bufs ibrer 3wausser3iebnu9 berart
eiuauridtsn, bas 200 timber tn biefer
InilaIt auFssncmmen werben t6nnen.
@rauben;. Sn benz naben Neun;
buben e%rtrdnfte li9 has &inbernIdb4en
Auenle Strippte NIT benz ibrer Obbut
anusrtrauten 10 Wouate aIteu Stnbe
ibres Dienlberrn Sat. S3uI5 in Der
@eidfeI, um fi9 an ben Gltern bes
Rinbes fit sineu e,baIteueu Serweis 81
ridden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-28
GObeuao

Sismartnseu. Wie Der Reidss
anSeiser meIoet, bsi6loB bas Staatsz
Mtniiterium, bic @ieberanfnabme Der
bur3 bas Sperr9slss etngelteut 9ewelea
men Staatsleiitunseu fir ben 1!mfang
bss preuBti9en @ntbeiIs 9oben6olern
Der @r5bi6S6ie GreiburS a%u3noronen.
0ieie ~2eiitunaen bstragen et~a 900
9ulben.
0ta9 Der ant s. SuIi aufSenontmenen
8erufStatiftif felt f5 in bietssr Sta6t
bic j3abI Der !9ausbuItun9en dnf 878
unb bic Der onweienoeu &elionen Guf
4.O14.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-28

Maabeburs. Mit umfansreider
M~otiuirIns bat nunmebr Der Masiitrat
pom 9teuftabt ben formeIeu Antras anf
sS~utorporation Der 9enannten Ronlntnne
IN bic Stabt WtasOeburg Bel benz bieftsen
Msasiffrat seiteut.
@taBfurt. gine o ben Girmen
@pbroim Mener In 9onnouer Mnb D.
@rIaneer SSbue in 5rantfurt a. We. 5u
o~rlnbenbe GttiensefeIIidaft beabf4ti9t
ben @utauf bes SaI3werts NensStaBs
furt um ben Preis Son IL NtiltOnen
WGrt.
Grfurt. Ser OberprdFOeut D.
WoIF unb &esteruussprdfbent D.
RampS beweiieH 3. 3. Der Rrets S@IeHs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-28
annfnhI.n nnn M.r,t.n

.nI mthisiniF4su guieriiatsu hes Sus unh ausIGc hes
sI ea HHI4dtbarss StdTfunsss uns StIebuHes' WettitI
ttl oH5tmetusr S4rd4e, Htrpsfsr acknowledgement.
siApd4fGT R6rpers9oHfitutiou, Hne lei Sti6eH btn
SdkE6tu Gefnle6t etotu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-28

lfngen. Sc werben IN 5oIse hiefsr Reiie
wabri@etuIib Der Staatsresiernng gor.
f4ldse untsIbrettet wer6en, weI9e cine
9ebuus Der Sn6nffrie bic es int Mus
geuieineH armeH @ebirsstreifss be-
iutden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-28
&oni9ret@ Sa&fen-

DRESDEN. Die 5iobSpOiisn aus
benz @r3sebtrse wOuen fem @nse uebs
meu. Was Der @oItenbrud un6 bos
6ageIwetter gu Nnfaus Stunt uerf9onte,
mar iest brei @o1en Der RdIte gum
Raube porbebaIteu. SIN Sw6uiStbaIe
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-28

" a e II.
ser HsIeouuuss SsIAncrbeH, ROpFf&msrs, S4ntttrs
teutIL Sstlsmmuns her Sruft, ioueres AuttobeH aus
ssI gtas.n, S4UiROs. f@Ie&isu Sei4maf I'm Venuet'
VoataietSeu, SerStIopftu, S4uaerJeu tn ber RtereHst'
eene the buRbert anbers ttrdutbetIss 9ri@etunE9eus
Hs'As eHyA uRpsthaHIt&stit srssust DsrbtH.
Mohave County miner., 1882-11-05

preSe1ce of death that broke our he;rt and Lopened the fountains Of our great daep, so
 to speak. When we poured the glucose syrup on our pancakes, the stiff ana cold
 remains of large beetle and two cUAning little twin cockro&ches fell out into our plate, and lay there hushed in an eteanaI repose. Death to us is au-powerful. The King of Terrors is to us the mighty sover- eign before whom we must all bow; from the mighty emperor down to the nneanest slave, all alike must some day curl up and die. This saddens us at all times, but mere particularly so vixen Death with hls relent less lawn-nower has gathered in the young and innocent. This was the case when two little twin cockroaches, whose lives had been unspotted, and whose years had been unclouded by wrong and solfshness, were called upon to meet death together. In the stiffness of the night, these little, loving twins cropt i'to the glucose syrup ands died. We hope no one will misreprosent this mat ter. We dil weep, and we are not ashamed to own it. We sat thee and sobbed until tne tablecloth was wet fo: four fee5 and the venerable ham was float 'ng quad in tears It was not for ourself, however, that VIC wept. No unkindness on the pat of an eating-house ever provoked such tornado of woe. We just weep when we see death and are brought into contact with it. And we were not the only ones that shed teas, The wsiteas wept, strong men as they were. Even the butter wept. Strong as it was, it cculdnot control it's emotions.-BnIN Nye's Boomerang.
Mohave County miner., 1882-11-05

The w,.r.4llh of the canpaion i'll Pei-Asyi
 valiia may he judged from tie fact that the
 = -n&put republican candid&te f--S'e = crnor Er0ke ono U I.s --S a-o during a roccnt saoech by too vigord us gestioGlaiioa. Be wisi,ed to enfosce 9 poiA T., and broug}st his hand down with such f{rce oa ti,e table that the large kAacue of the little finger was b:cllon. The su. -e: wfls not conscious of his hurt Unhl the fo,Io&ing dey, when his wound was dcossed, aud he is now mals- ing speeches with a bapdage P hand. 4 nli.n with such q fGnd of political enthusiasm de- serves to sucooel.
Mohave County miner., 1882-11-05

When the projection upon which Id placed my weight gave way ] that I was, indeed, lost. 1 i%as wholly. conscious after { com Id falling. When I struck the
 g first, I experieced a feel
 blief. I feeeemed to sink
 s of feet, but, of course,
 short distance. I grasped wildly, but nothing but the buld be felt. l was rising to lace and knew it, and feel tdenly came over me that l be saved. How, l knew not, Fl l was certain that I was not i left in the crater. On coming 3 surface I reached out. and a klly rock gave me support. l the shouts of my friends, but see nothing and was unable to ut in reply. After what seemed ages the shouts ceased, and I ed tRat my friends had given ! for lost. It was just after when we reached the crater; 1 se it was nearly five o'clock heard what sounded like dis lunder. :. The noise grew more lore distinct, and the water nding me began to be troubled. realized that I was in the era m active geyser, and that in 8 ime the entire space would be with water. l attempted to Yself, but could find no sup my hands which would bear ght. The walls of the crater Igh, and while in the water I asily keep my head out by E to them. Suddenly I dis that the water was rising. Ie me the hope that I might l 0 keep afoat until the sur
  reached. The water con 1! rise !no~e rapidly, an3 I ]. i -,i myself at the point from bad fallen. Although well i ahsted, 1 exerted my re trength in climbing to tLe This reached, I managed 1 some distance away from i of the crater, where l lost hess. When I recovered 1 s cared for by strangers
 who conducted me 10 my
 
 bong sticned further, said that, as near as he !duge' Gn~a~Ser ct the point uck the water wAo aDonc Uw9.~ ]
Mohave County miner., 1882-11-05

! weIl-disgos ia ,naith 6oui inty, Ya., Gug well 3O0 feet deep, and tiler the bottom Of the well seemed to crop pat. The man fell through, and Landed ji:a3 3s(bt erranean lake, tha distance between the e Arth and tEo water being seve.a! feet. 4 small boat was iet c ,wn and ho sailed oye Gvs miles, when Ee e,,'In3 ti.e outlet 60 be snfing in the siGo ui a iii!..
Mohave County miner., 1882-11-05

rorsey ;s ao1 said to be E. fering from j a5jrgt.a" of tha eyes tadrt thre:: tens ,: .,!;l;;s B.. sp ho aI:c.iic 5 .s If 5oftell' i:.. n( t4e a:si;l. Itis a gre ! ll;ty that ke di..i4'' b.srty hose alarming symptoms te- fora !.e iaa1s suyh he;yl ;nrotjs on tLo ..reAsary.
 ] coiGu oo2tailing & s3,o,ston was d;soov- cred IT tue 3i-foot leyel oi tie St. Gather ine eoid 5a.i-.e ne;:r CEarlo:5a, N. G, recent ls ' hilo t wA5 being cIa;pad oat. ol l,erations t...,.- .l.
Mohave County miner., 1882-11-05

Ben Bvtlsr, iu ni3 lstser acocept;ng the Do2oor.tio nomination. far Governor of Massachusetts, says "the highest dGties sLUald be laid upon Iux1ries.'' This IS w!Aat tEe Ray State politicians tbink also, and they count among Iaxruies the privil- ogo ot running for Governor. So they gell- erally make the lcxury cost the swiNel-eyed statesman from $50,CO0 to $100,OC0 each time le tries il.
Mohave County miner., 1882-11-05

An extra ordina y case has just been ended
 St. Louis. Ms. WacEerle brous 1t suit against a life inslrrnce company for the poll icy cn bcr husbands life. The man was killed in a ral 'oad accident in Texas; the widow had the remains exhdmed and iden- tifed; Che insurance company objected to the proofs of identity and the widow then brought suit. On Che trial man ftom Cal fornia was introduced as the original Wack- erie, but on the stand be could not tell how Urany clrild- hs wife had had nor their ages. Stiu, ia many ways, the insurance company made out good case The jury decided fos. tie Pla;n,iff, giving CT &G597- :ns o";StaG' paIIo5, w:.h jute est. The :c,s:iusl oi de i>3e3t '. ot the chief wit ness lrr ,le com E.ny 'a stii mystery, bat il is thought to B5 q brother of tho dead nan.
Mohave County miner., 1882-11-05
kSERYEIS !sEGJEE.

Will ths bltsf"
 Tho E! mmingof the beos a5 thoy sped fro-a fo1 ger to flower and si253l s',o hoaoy- ed treasd res of petal and calys, ard tAe 10" ni.sr:nurE Of the summer blee@es. aishinc among 1he locust trees. were tae only 50 Ilds | tlai broke the St. Jo";s s;lri2, oi { raautifui afternoon in SeH:enl5oc. 3'..,s: :..i;- Der heze pf Indian scia-let ii..d fa!1e.: u:r.n ;i-- :.rl. .ig-cv t., .he ~:,st:ear,. s'fc>o.e ,, v jt 9I grr;i-ii .lj5 eh I yer. L.-: mag i- t..e es'iIeh glory oi an '-bnnd&n: larr5at, while n eastern lanlse :'e yas i,rG.,"G h,ce ana thsrdb by 8 sa3 ey.d bat b~ia 3i'o'4.
 ''--et think only Of e,:s future }'-, .'o-., said 8ef.A AGiIao ,iv t) t.:e stT'-'.;; -ii;i'1ed, ali-on-as n.-of-l2liza E,21g ratn |to strod by n side, looi,iygz,o''ii ia5o tho hs;- =; ai,4hs t ,f her teauti:G! eyes il. T wistful
 -c ;--tu,-;,a;l expression
Mohave County miner., 1882-11-05
be.ng stioned further, said that, aB near as he

JuuSe' VI7@01>Ster ct the poInt he struck the water wAo aDonu owe. t- . Gve feet in diameter. The water was warm, but not uncomfortahly so mn tIa few moments before he left, ia it began to be decidedly hot
 tc !3oil furiously. He was found
 be party who rescued him about yeS n o'clocs in the cyening.--Batte, Mod taua, Intcr-Aiountain, August ! o4.lt
Mohave County miner., 1882-11-05

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Mohave County miner., 1882-11-05
& APOTHECARIES

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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1882-09-13
PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, The Hon. w. D. Brown,
President Judge of the Court of Common
Pleas and Quarter Sessions in and for
the county of Forest, has issued his pre-
cept for holding a Court of Common Pleas
Quarter Sessions, &C.. at Tionesta, ior
the County of Forest, to commence on the
Fourth Monday of Sept, being the 25th
day of Sept, 1882. Notice is therefore
given to the Coroner, Justice of the Peace
and Constables of said county, that they be
then and there in their proper perrons nc
ten O'Clock, A. NJ, of said day, with their
records, inquisitions examinations aud
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 be just. Given un-
der my hand and seal this 2Sth day OF
August, A. D. 1882.
C., w, CLARK. Sheriff.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1882-09-13
Northern Lights VS.. TIOnesta.

The base ballists Of Buck Mills
came to time last Saturday and met a
picked nine of Tionesta boys on the
Island in the afternoon. The game,
which lasted nearly all afternoon, was
witnessed by large number of the
citizens, and although the playing on
both sides was considerably below the
average, neither of the clubs having
had much practice, the interest and
excitement ran pretty high, and con-
siderably money changed hands. The
result, as will be seen, was a victory
for the visiting club, and proved the
correctness of our remark last week,
that unless our club did little prac-
ticing they might expect a defeat.
Following is the
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1882-09-13

SCORE BY INNING
Grove Meeting.

Rev. j. P. Hicks furnishes US the
following program for the Grove
Meeting to be held in the grove ada
cent to the Wing Hill Methodist
Episcopal Church, commencing FRI
day evening, Sept. 18th, and continu.
ing over Sabbath: Preaching Friday
evening at 7:30, by Rev. j. Fl. Heron
D. D., of Oil City. Saturday, at II
a. M, preaching by DR.. Heron f; at
2:30 p. M, by Rev. H. Rhodes of the
Evangelical Association at 7:30 p.
M, by Rev. VIM. Grove of Oil City.
Sabbath, Love feast at 10 a. m. ;
preaching at II a. M, by Rev. F. M.
Small of Fagundus; at 2:30 p. M,
Children's meeting, addressed by sew.
eral speakers at 7:90 p. M, preaching
by Rev. VIM. Grove; Sacrament at
close of Sabbath morning services.
Prayer meetings announced at the
time Of services. All are cordially in.
vited.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1882-09-13
MARRIED..

R-YOUNGK.-At the resi-
dence of the brides parents in Green
township, Forest county, Pa, Monday,
Sept. IL, 1882, by Rev. J. j. Raisig. Mr.
Charles J. Schroeder, of Erie, Pa, and
Miss Mary W. Youngk
HALL-WEANT.-At the NJ. e. parson-
age in Tionesta, Pa, on Wednesday,
September 6, 1882, by Rev. j, P. Hicks
Mr.. William B. Hall of East Hickory,
and Miss Christena Weant, of Green
township, Forest county, Pa.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1882-09-13
ATTENTTON soLDIERs !

] have been admitted to practice rs an
Attorney in the Pension Office at Wash
ington, d. c. All officers, soldiers, or
sailors who were iniured in the late war,
can obtain pensions to which they may be
entitled, by calling on or addressing me mt
Tionesta, Pm. Also, claims for arrearages
Of pay and bounty win receive prompt at
tenticn.
Having been over four years soldier in
tho late war, and having for a number OF
years engaged in the prosecution of sol
diers' claims, my experience will assure
the collection of claims in the shortest pos
sihle time. j. B. AGNEW.
4Itf
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1882-09-13
Notice of Application for War
rant

To al lDhonI q may concern
NOTICE is hereby given, as required by
" law, that L have filed in the offies OF
the Secretary of Internal Affairs, at Har-
risburg, Pa, an application for warrant
to survey the following described vacant
unimproved land, situate in the township
of Howe, county of Forest, and State OF
Pennsylvania, bounded and described as
follows, to-wit: On the north by warrant
No. 299l; on the east by other vacant
lands on the south by lands warranted 20
Charles J. Fox the 23d day of September
1889, and on the west by warrant No
Sl93. Containing l16 acres and so rods,
more or less.
STARTLING w. WATERS.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1882-09-13
Notice Of Application for War
rant.

To oU 1ohom IL may concern:
NOTICE is hereby given, as required by
IN law, that have filed in the Office Of
the Secretary of Internal Affairs, at Har-
risburg, Pa, an application for warrant
to survey the following described vacant
unim proved land, situate in the township
of Howe, county of Forest, and State Of
Pennsylvania, bounded and described as
follows, to-wit: On the north by warrant
No. 299l on the east by warrant No.
2S12; on the south by lands warranted to
Charles j. Fox the 23d day of Septeml CT
1889; and on the west by other vacant
lands, containing 1873 acres, 100 rods. more
or less. STARTLING w. WATERS.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1882-09-13
Confirmation Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing accounts have been filed in my Office
and will be presented at next term for
Confirmation:
Partial distribution account of II. j..
Bowman and Joseph Green, Adm'rs of
James Green, deceased.
Account of j. w. III. Reisinger, Admir-
of DIR. Josiah Winans, deceased.
Account Of Elizabeth c. Dale Adm'x of
estate of j. A. Dale deceased.
Account of Justis Shawkey Guardian of
Casty j. Stephens.
j. SHAwKEY, Register.
Tionesta, Pa, Aug. %, 1882.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1882-09-13
Oil Notes.

The public is still in the dark con-
cerning the Balltown and Cooper
tract wells, nothing of an important
nature having come to light since last
week. The owners absolutely refuse
to give any information, not even as to
when they will open up the wells, con-
sequently the trade hesitates, and the
market keeps down. The Balltown
parties have lately located q new well
aud the rig is now going up; it is sit
uated on the Balltown property, So
rods due north of No. 3. They are
also cleaning out No. 3, which they
expect to pump. Pipe line connect
ions will be made shortly. The other
wells throughout the country are pro.
crossing finely, and in the course of
two or three weeks we will probably
have dozen or more mysteries added
to the list.
The Tionesta Oil Co., have located
another well on their lease on warrant
No. 5211, Beaver Valley. 1t will be
mile and a half east of No. 1, and
on q direct line with the new Ball
town or Brush Camp well, Work on
the rig Is expected to begin to-day,
and the well will be rapidly pushed.
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NOTICE.

Sarah A. Ford'sl No. 2O5 December Term
Executors, vs.. 1881.
George S. Lacy, In Court Of Common
Caroline M. La Pleas No. Of Allie
cy end George gheny County.
J. lacy.
And now, August II, 1889, the court
appoints j. II. Miller Esq, Master to
take testimony and pass upon exceptions
filed TO the Receivers account, contrma-
ton OF which is now pending in this court
70 make distribution of the fund in said
Receivers hands as appearing by said
account, TO and among the parties legally
entitled thereto. And now, August 10Th,
1882, on presentation of the within petf-
ton and consideration thereof, it is herebv
ordered and directed that the Master
heretofore appointed to distribute monios
in the hands of Samuel Lewis ESQ. Re-
ceiver, cause notice of his appointment
and time and place of hearing 10 be pub
lished in public newspaper in the coun-
ties OF Forest and Clarion, once a week
Tor three weeks. BY THE COURT,
From the Record
J. o. BROWN, Prothonotary.
TAKE NOTICE.
All persons having
claims against the late firm of Ford d
Lacy will please take notice of the above
appointment and Orders of Court and I
will meet any and all such persons at my
office in the city of Pitts burgh at No 100
Fifth Avenue, on the 18th day of October.
1852, at 10 o'clock a. m, there TO hear and
pass upon all claims presented for pay
ment. j. II. MILLER, Master.
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TRIAL LIST.
PRoTHoNoTARY's OFFICE,

FOREST Co., IA.
Causes set down for trial in the Court of
Common Pleas of Forest County at Sept,
Term 1882, commencing on the fourth
Monday of said month;
No. Tr. Yr,
1. David Gill VS. f. II. Dar-
rah ct al 46 Sept 7s
2. l.. r. Freeman VS.. John @.
Cornwell ct al 10 May 50
8. w. M. McKim VS.. The
Buffalo, Pittsburgh IL
Western r. r. Co. 10 Dec. 81
4. The Woodland Oil Conn
pany Limited, VS.. John
Shoup 33 Feb. 81
5. The Woodland Oil Com
pany, Limited VS. Edward
j. Moore ct al Is May 50
6. John w. Tyrrel ct al VS.
George NJ. Kepler IL May 81
7, N. Myers, Cashier VS. JUS
tis Shawkey 7 Feb 81
s. d. V. Grey VS. Aaron
Brockway ct al IA May 50
8. VIM. f. Wheeler ct al VS.
Joseph Adamson ct al 10 Feb 81
10. l.. Bergamin VS. The Buff
falo, Pittsburgh 6 Wes-
tern Railroad Company 80 May 81
H.. Jacob M. Kepler VS. VIM.
+. Wheeler ct al 2 May 50
j. SHAWKEY, Prothonotary.
Tionesta, Pa, Aug. %, 1882.
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DIED.

RICE.-At Brookston, Pa, Saturday,
Sept. 9, 1882, of cholera infantum, Willie,
infant son of VIM. B., and Emma Rice,
aged about months.
The parents would hereby tender
their sincere thanks to the friends who
so kindly assisted them in their hour
of afiiictiou. They will ever be kindly
remembered.