THl FOREST REPUBLICAN. J. C. WINK, WEDNESDAY, Al'Hl I. 2, l;Ji 1902 IL 1902 Su. ; Mo. Tu. We. Th. ! Fr. i Ea. l2!3jji5 8i 9;io:ii;i2 6 7 13114 20',21 15 16i; 1819 22123 24!25 26 27;28 29'3C ANNOUNCEMENTS. Republican Primaries, Saturday, May in, limi Tkrms Congress. fc.1l; Senate, I5; Assembly, fl'i ; l'rolhonotary, $1-; Sher itl, fli'i County Commissioner, 07; Aud itor, $.'; Jury Commissioner, $:t: Stats Dsleirnle, Invariably (be rash must accompany the ordei lor aiuiouncf iiient, OlSORKSS. We are authorised In announce the name of Hun. Joseph C. Sibley, a" a can didate for the riepuhli'an nomination lor Conirress in tbia (2Sth) Coiiiresiiinal l'istrkt. AKKKMBI.Y. We are authorized in announce F. F. Whlltekin, ot Tintiesta Rnroutrh, as scan didate for Assembly, subject to Republi can usages. We sre authorised to announce C. W. Amaler, of Jenka Township, a a candi date lor Assembly, subject to Republican usages. TRUTH OJIOTARY. We are authorized to announce J. C. Oeist, of Howo Township, as a candidate for Prothonotary, Ac., subject to Repub lican usages. We are authorised In announce C. F. Feitt, of Tionesta Itorouh, as a candi date for Prothonotary, Ac, subject to Re publican usages. We are authorized to announce R. A. Slrii kenber of Jenks Township as a can didate for Prothonotary, Ac, subject to Republican usages. KUKRIFV. We are authorized to announce Richard V. I.edebur, otltreen Township, as a candidate lor Sheriff, subject to Ke publiittn usages. We are authorized to announce Oeorge W. Noblit. of Howe Township, as a can didate for Sheriff, suhj-ct to Republican usages. CofNTV CMMlssIorCER. We are au'horized to announce A K. Snipe, of Jenka Township, aa a candidate for County Commissioner subject, to Re publican usages. We are authorize.! to announce J. A. Nash, of Howe Township, as Candida e lor Coun'y Commissioner, subject to Re publican usages. We are authorized to announce Con rad Burhenn, of Green Township, as a candidate for County Coinuiirsioner, subject to Republican usages. We are authorized to announce R. I. Whitton. of H ickory Township, as a can didate for County Commissioner, subject to Republican usages. We are authorized to announce J. B. Maze, of Harnett Township, a a candi date lor County Commissioner, subject to Republican usages. We are authorized to announce N. . Cole, uf Green Township, as a candidate for County Commissioner, subject to Re publican nsagos. We are authorized to announce John S. Vail of Harmony township, as a candi date lor County Commissioner, subject to Republican usages. JURY COMMISSIONER. We are authorized to announce Ernest Kibble, of Tionesta Township, as a candi date for Jury Commissioner, subject to Republican usages. We are authorized to announce D. K. Carson, of Harmony Township, as a can didate for Jury Commissioner, subject to Republican usage. STATE H.XKUATR. We are authorized lo announce ll'm, J. (iayley, of li recti Township, as a candi date lor Iielegato to the Republican State Convention. We are authorized to announce (ieorgo W. Osgood, of KiULsley Township as a candidate for Delegate to the Republican Slate Convention, Court Will Re Asked to Deride on Road Law. Attorney S. D. Irwin has rec ived petilion from Harnett township, which he will present at argument court, a week from next Tuesday, asking the court to appoint road supervisors for that town ship. This will bring the matter forward in such a manner as to get the court's opioion on the status of road matters in this county, and will settle the question as to whether or nut the law so far aa it relates to Forest county has been repealed. In this connection we have a letter from D. I. Ball, Esq., of Warren, whose opin ion on such matters will be received in this county as well nigh conclusive, in which Iho view ia taken that the repeal applies only to the extent of tax liens, municipal improvements, etc., and that it makes no change as to road officers or their terms. Following are Mr. Ball's words : Warren, Pa., March 27, 1W2. J. E. Wknk, Tionesta, Pa., Dear sir: The distributed spirit ol our friends in Forest county , over the supposed repeal of your road laws, shows how great a mat ter, sometimes, a little fire kitidleth. As I reail the tax and municipal lien Actof June 4th, l!l, P. L. :K4, it only repeats so much of your local road laws as provides either, (a) for the extent of the taxes or for municipal improvements, either before or after the tiling of claims therefor; or (b) for the practice or pro ceedure in relation to. or in continuing the lien of, or enforcing payment of, such taxes or inunicipol claims alter tiling. The act seems to make no change as to township ollicera or their terms. You will perhaps pardon an outsider for dipping in his oar, but my apprecia tion of your valuable f-aper, aud respect for marly friends In your county leads me lo make tbia suggestion upon a matter, that must be of great public interest in the county. Very truly yours, I). I. Ball. The pink tea newspapcra that are whining because Congress insists on a Philippine tariff make no mention of the fact that all the money collected ia to be spent on the improvements of the islands. Tho Government is taking the proper course In impressing upon our new possessions that whilo wo are anxious to give them every aid and are willing to spend vast sums of money lor their benefit, we are nevertheless deter mined that they must do something to help themselves. We do not propose to put tip money to encourage mendicancy Terro Hautu Tribune. Cl'HA s inauguration day will be May 20, and it is certainly an Improvement on March 4 f r the piirxse. A krfk trade pap?r speaks of the "prof tercd Cuban hull' loaf." It is Cuba itself that reiects the whole loaf. If the Boert had been able to confine in a prison camp all the Kritish soldiers thvy ave captured during the last year the spectacle w ould he an unpleasant one for Rritish pride. Rkfork accus ng others of selfishness, advises the Puiixsulaw ney Spirit, con sider what is the mainspring of your own actiou. Bel ore donouiicing shams and deceits too vehemently, ask yourself to lay bare every secret thought of your own to a sneering world. Self-examina tion ia better than picking flaws in others. We are too prone to take it for granted that we are all right and the other fellow Is all wrong, end most of our friends, real or pretended, encourage us iu that belief. Rut thev don't believe a word of it. They are arrant hypocrites, aud we all like their hypocrssy. F.x Sksator Edw ard O. Woloott es tablished a law and real estate office with his brother iu Georgetown, Col., at the outset of bis career, but as the law de partment of the concern war unprofitable he decided to move on to the neighbor ing ramp where ailver had beeu struck. He packed his belongings on a donkey, and at the last moment decided to take with him tta firm's old sign, "Ed. Wol colt A Hro.," which had Just been re placed by a new one. When he arrived at his destination the miners gathered around and looked him over, staring hard at the sign strapped on the donkey. "Sv, voting teller," drawled one uf them, "which of you is Ed?" Of the 2,0"0 cities uow having the cur few ordinance in force, many report a de crease of SO per cent, in arrests and im prisonment of minors since the l ew law has gone into effect. Alexander lloge laud, prcsidt nt of the association, says that within the past month he baa re ceived letters from the governors of fully half tho States in the union, who are without exception lavurably disposed to ward 1 lie curlew ordinance. St. Louis is one of the many cities w hose municipal council unanimously adopted the ordi nance three years ago. In the State ot In diana, as reported by Governor Durbin, 2ii of the largest aud most iinpottant towns which have adopted the ordinance report in every case a decrease in crime. The curlew law seems to have made out a strong caie for itself. Mr. Siblrj's Energy. In an article under the above heading the Derrick says: "George Raab, of this city, was notified ye-terday that a pen sion of Jo per month had been granted him, dating from last May. Mr. Raab previous lo the Spanish-American war was employed here as a barber and en listed as a private in the 41st United States Volunteers at t.ie refuting station established here and in charge of Lieu tenant Cumuiings, son of Hon. H. II. Ciimiiiings, of Tidioute. Private Raab served for ten months in the Philippines, but was attacked by miliaria! lever, and w hen he returned home invalided, waa subject to spells of vertigo that prevented him resuming his former occupation, and to provide for his family ho waa compelled to secure employment as a common laborer at Iho Standard pomp works. 1 1 o wrote Congressman Joseph C. Sibley, at Washingtuu, and the latter took the matter up personally and with his usual energy. As a result, within six weeks from the time the matter was presented to Mr. Sibley, Private Raab was granted his pension. Additional force is attached lo the occurence by the reflection that it went in ahead of some 40,000 other claims Tor pensions." Mr. Raab is well known as a former resident here, and bis friends will be pleased tolearnofbissuccess in tbia mat ter. Poiuilaliun Drifting Ciljward. The drift ot population in Pennsylva nia is decidedly toward the cities. The facta and figures are given in the report of John Hamilton, Secretary of Agricul ture. Tho following extract from bis re port makes Interesting reading: "To those who believe that in tho population of the rural districts the state must look for the vitili.ing forces that are to overcome the physical, mental and m ral degradation which Is taking place in city life, the flow of population from tho country to thecity has Income alarming. In the last decade the cities and boroughs in 05 counties show a total gain of 1.02n,:kl in popula tion, and in two counties a total loss ofBl. leaving a net gain in population in cities and boroughs of l,(rji,7ta. The country district on the other hand showed a gain in 24 counties amounting only to li:i, ."'-. Forty-three counties show a loss of!"0,22il, leaving the net gain of population for all of the rural districts of the slates of only 23,:U2. The gain in the country districts occurred lor the most part in the lumber ing and mining counties. The gain in tbe ten lumbering and mining counties, consisting ol Canifori,. Clearfield, Elk, Fayette, Forest, Jeflerson. Lehigh, Lu zerne. Somerset and Westworeland, amounted to 87,'id."i. The aggregated loss to the country districts in the 67 olher counties was, therefore, tj4,:i33, showing beyond question that the agricultural population is gradually growing less in the country districts of Pennsylvania." is KM) It KW A It l, I(X). The readers of Ibis paper will be pleased to leai n that there is at least one dreaileu disease inai science lias neen able to cure in nil its stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure known to tho medical fra ternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treat ment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in ternally, acting directly upon tbe blood and mucous eurface of tliHsystem.'lhere by dostnn ing the foundation of tho (lis. case, and giving the patient, strength by building up tlw constitution and assist ing nature in doing its work. The pro pi ieiors have so much faith in its cura tive powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any-case'that it fails to cure. Send for list ol testimonials. Address, F. J. CH EN" EY A CO., Toledo, Ohio. - Sold by Druggisls, 75e. Hall's Family Pills are thebest. (ZimmI Tor ItliumaliniM. Last fall I was lakeu with a very severe attack ol rheumatism which caused me great pain anil annoyance. After trying several prescriptions and rheumatism cures, I ('cide l to ue .Chamberlain's Piiin'Balm, which I had seen advertised in the South Jersevii.an. Alter two ap plications of this Remedy "I was much heller, aud alter using one bottle, was completely cured. Sal lie Harris. Salem, N.J. Kohl by Killmcr Bros., .Tionesta, W. O. Wilkiiis, West Hickory, 1'a. Cream of the Sews. When an automobile does balk it is worse than s balky horse. Nice line of Press patterns; no two like. Hopkins has them. It What baa become of the bully at school who could "lick" anv boy on the school grouud? Work shoes, dress shoes, shoes for very body at Heath A Feit's. It For shoes thst wear try Tionesta Cash Store. It Woman ran always control a man, but sh must be careful not to let him hear her boast of it. New lot men's fancy shins just in at Hopkins'. It Some people are so Uninteresting that it ia a wonder hey find any one to Ulk to. Have you ever w jru a pair of New Erie shoes? Your neighbor ha, ask him about them. If you decide to get a pair you ran get them from Heath A Feit, It Some men do anything they think of, without considering lbt consequences. For a nice suit to fit you, go to T. C. S. It We never expect much of an enthu siasm that refuses to get up early in the morning. Don't pass Hopkins' when looking for furniture. Mattresses, springs and so on. He has tin m for sale. It He who drinks much thinks little, and he who thinks much drinks little. Did you see those "Wright" shoes at right prices. T. C. S, It Good timo now to get your spriug carpet, the largest number of samples in town here. All grades, prices are guar anteed to be the lowest. Heath A FeiU 1 Every man who likes a row, has not rid himself of the savage instiuct. See Killnier Broa. Block of wall pa per. It Instead of being one continued dream of bliss, living is a nightmare. "Superb" ia the Hour that makes the best bread. T. C. S. It The average roon tdk is as easily recognized as a barber aigu. llramaby Ginghams is the kind lor shirtwaists. Beautiful patterns and fast colors lie per yd. HeathAFeit. It A hard-working man always seems to lie lucky. Cash ia king. See prices on groceries atT. C. S. It We wish to call your attention to our large line of lace curtains, w e have them 2) yds., long for 50e per pair. Others 3yds. long for 75o l.00 l.5O-2.00-S 00 per psir. Heath A Feit. It The dumb man is safe from suspicion of babbling. Call on Kil liner Bros, for wall paper. Talent and thrift seldom dwell to gether In amity. New line shirts and underwear at T. C.8. Time is too valuable to be spilled like water on the ground. Gaze De Soie the new goods for waists, very sheer, nicer than silk, 25 inches wide and only 35o yd. Heath A Feit. It Killnier Broa. Wall paper. Best and cheapest. It All the love in the world will not cure a had beginning in marriage. Don't pay more when you can get 18t granulated sugar for f 1.00 at Tionesta Cash Store. It The highest glory iu any wo Id ia (he glory of service. Don't get scared at this little spell of winter, yon will want summer goods eie long. Heath A Feit is the place to get them. It Here's good advici to give every wo man: Don I overdo your crying. New Silverine Watch Cases trailed for Old Silver Cases in any condition. Old watches taken In ex- change for new ones U. T. iSIU JtSOS, Anderson A O' Hara barber shop, Tionesta, Pa AUDITORS' REPORT of Tionesta I wp. for the year ending March III, I'.srJ; Win. Lawrence, treasurer, in a-cl. with road fund. dk. To balance Irom last settlement, t) 2-0 7R To unseated tax Kill 00 To amount Irom cash Road 220 00 Received from pooraicount :I2."i 111 Amount from Jesse Carson, Col... 85 48 ll,7l 37 t'R. By orders redeemed I5J4 44 By 5 per cent, commission 75 72 Balance in band of Treasurer lit) 21 1,701 37 Jesse Carson, Collector, in acct. with road fund : DR. To amount ol duplicate $ 121 57 CR. By amount paid Treasurer 85 48 Exonerations 4 70 Ijind returned 25 111 By 5 per cent, c in. on $25 til 1 2H By 6 per cent. com. on tWUM 4 60 1121 57 Ordera issued for the year 1001...$ 1121 IU Orders redeemed .". 15H0 10 Ordera outstanding Mar. 10, 1802.. 1281 75 AsSF.TS. Balance In hands nfTreasnrer $ 1 10 21 Iudeptednesa Msr. 10 1101 54 $1,284 75 KXTPNlHTUPEH. Auditing account of llHil $ Ifl no Printing 14 50 V. W. Wolf, Clerk HI 00 A. Wolf, Commissioner 30 00 .lacoli Wagner, Com.. 13 da. work - 31 05 A. W. J Iron p, Commissioner 47 30 Jacob Smeaibaiigh 9 25 Dynamite 0 05 Scowden it' Clark repairing 77 79 Plank 02 71 Interest on borrowed money 04 50 Overwork on districts 174 10 J. II. Walters building road 2(14 53 McKee work 27 25 Wheel scraper 311 25 Henrv Blum work on road 7s 12 T. F.'Ritchey 10 00 Schmidt A .nek building bridge.. 50 87 Extra work lltf 20 $1,111 44 William Lawrence in accl. with poor fund: mi. balance in hands of Treasurer.. .$ 310 47 CR. Bill of Dr. Murdock $ 10 40 J. 11. Eden service ss over-eer 4 50 By Treasurer's commission 44 Transfeied to road fund 325 13 . two 47 We the undersigned Auditors of Tio. nnsta Township haveexamiued the above accounts and do hereby certify that Ihey aie correct to the lies! ofnur knowledge. John H. Wkntworth, William Mkaly, Attest : - Auditors. C. W. Woi.f, Clerk. A VAI I AHI.K MKKH INK Far ( masks h4 l la ( hlulrra. "I have not (he slightest hesitancy In recommending Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to all who are suffering from coughs or colds," says ('has. M. Cramer, Esq., a w ell know n watch maker, of Co IouiIhi, Ceylon. "It has b en some two years since the City Dispensary first called my attention lo this valuable med icine and I have repeatedly used it and it ha always lieen hcncuViti. It has cured me quit klv ol all chest colds. It a es pecially ettcfttve for children and seldom takes more than one bottle to cure them ol hoarsness. I have persuaded many to Irv this va uable medicine, and they are all as well pleased ss ntvsell over tbe re sults." Sold bv Killnier Broa , Tiouosta, W. U. Wilkin, West Hickory Pa, JjtMH) Chicago to St. Paul or Minneapolis for double hcrih in tourist sleeping cars of the Chicago, Milwaukee A su Paul Rail nay, each Tuesday and Friday during March and April, 1002, on tiam No 1 leaving Chicago at 0:30 p, in. For lurther information apply to the nearest coupon ticket agent, or address F. A. Miller, Geueral Passenger Agent Chicago. 3 12 3t Mercantile Appraiser's List For Forest County, Pa., A. D. 1902. The Wholesale and Retail Venders of Foreign and Domestic Merchandise, Ealing Houses, Billiard Rooms, Brok ers and Opera Hous?s, In Forest Coun ty, Pennsylvania, are as follows, to-wit i t'AMK. BUSINESS. F-OST OFFICII. Agnew, L., billiards and poo, Tlouesla. Auislcr, F. P., merchant Tionesta. Amor A Son, brokers, Tionesta. Adams, J. A., butcher, Tionesta. Autaim, C , plumber, Tionesta. Andrews, M , merchant, Kelletlvllle. llaughuiaii Bros., meat market, Marien ville. Bender, Jacob, merchant. West Hickory. Hates A Whitton, merchants. East Hick ory. Bender, Robert, merchant, West Hickory. lto inan, T. J., merchant. East Hickory. Buhl, Elizibeth, milliner, Marienville. Baxter, J. W., merchant, Giltnyle. Bigony, J. G., tailor. Tionesta. Ho mis Son, Merchants, Duhring. Hern, C. J , nierci.aul, Duhring, Black, .1. W. A Son, merchants, Pigeon. Blue Jav Lumber Co., merchants, Lvneh. Berlin, Ell, merchant. Whig Hill, llovard, G. W., merchant, Tionesta. Barnes, L , in-rchant, Starr. Bowman Lumber Co., merchant, Bow- manville. Branch, L. E , cigars, Claringtnu. Clough, L S., merchant, McCraya. Carson, A., jeweler, Tionesta. Carringer, M. C, merchant, Marienville. Collins, Watson;A Co., merchants, Go- lnua. Croi p, Win., merchant, Tionesta. Croasmun.S. R., merchant, Redolytre. Carringer, M. C, broker, Marienville, Carringer, R. E. A Co., merchants Mar ienville. Caulleld, S. S., bugglen it sleighs, Tio nesia. Cohen, D., merchant, Marienville. Collins A Kreitler, merchants, Nebarska, Crofton, Win., merchant. West Hickory. Cooper, W. H., nieichaut, West Hickory. Crouch, W. P., merchant. East Hickory. Cook A Sons, merchant, Cooksburg. cooper, vv. II., billiards A ooi, west n icKory. Day A Bauer, merchants, Kellettville. Day, K. J., merchant, Kellettville. Day, B. J., pool A bill. ards, Kellettville. Davis, J. D. druggist, 'I innests. Dawson, John A. .merchant, Stewart Run, Dick, Fred, tailor, Tionesti. Fuller, John, cigars, Marienville. Forest Lumber Co., merchants. Pigeon. Fulton, L., harness store, Tionesta. GillHsrt, M. N.. cigars. West Hickory, lluth, J. P., jeweler, Marienville. Gildersleeve, I. II., merchant, Brookston. Grove, Gsrlield, merchant, lionesla. Orubbs, I. A., bicycles, Marienville. Gerow, John N., e Ing house, Tionesta. Gerow, J. N.. billiard and pool.Tioni sta. Holiday, J. W., butcher, East Hickory, Heath A Feit, merchants, Tionesta, Herman, R. M., merchant, Tionesta. II ill, P. ('., buggies and sleighs, Tionesta. Harp, It. H., merchandise, Marienville. Hoover, 11. B., merchandise, Marien-vill-, Howard II. B .Jeweler, Marienville. Hopkins, I,. J., merchant, Tionesta. Hernsn, Mrs. Mary, cigars, Elulalia, lladdon, May, merchant, Watson Farm, Hoyt, Onias, merchant, Cooper Tract. Ha'-let.S. II. A Sou, furniture, Tionesta. Henderson, H. N., cigars, Clarington. Henderson, J. J merchandise, Claring ton. Henderson, II. M billiards and pool, Clariiigfon. Irwin, J. K., cigars. Clarington. Irwin, J. K., hillirds, Clarington. Johnson, Mrs. John, merchant, Watson Farm. Jackson, Andrew S., cigars, Marienville. Jsrksc n, Andrew S., billiards aud pool, Marienville. Kribbs, W. V, merchant, Marienville. Kribbs, W, A., buggies and sleighs, Kel lettville. Killnier Bros., merchants, Tionesta. Killnier, G. II . druggist, Tionesta. Kellv, F. 1)., billiards and pool, Marien ville. Lynch, Mrs. H. A., milliner. Endeavor, lutz, J. A. A Co., merchants, (tilloyle. Lobaugb. S. O., cigars, Marienville. Lauson Bros., bred, etc, Tionesta. Mobney, Mrs. L., cigars, Marienville. Morgan. J. R , merchant, Tionesta. Mann, J. II , merchant, Perry, Myeis, E. F., merchandise. Endeavor. McMaster, M., jeweler, Marienville. Mintz. David, merchant, Marienville. Mechliug, Loudon A Hradeu, merchants, Clarington. Neil, A. I. A Co., druggists, Marienville. Nvo. C. W., merchandise, Marienville. Neely, A Co., merchandise, Marienville, rowers, J. 11., cigars, .Marienville. Roehrig, John, harnessmaker, Marien ville. Randall, C. A., cigirs, Tionesta. Robinson, I!. W., merchant. Tionesta. Rozen, W. A Bro., merchants, Marienville. Iteyner, T. J., merchant, Marienville. Sta. Grocery Co.. merchants, Marienvlllo. Smith, Mrs. M., mer -haul, Marienville. Smith J. L . merchandise, Marienville. Shields, W. D . merchant, Clarington. Scowden A Clark, merchants, Tionesta. Salmon Creek Liniil or Co., merchants, Kellettville.' Salmon Creek Lumber Co., meichants, ruin aim. Sigworth, W.lL.urdertaker, Marienville. Stewart, II. A., confectionery, Marien ville. Smith, A. F., merchandise, Marienville. Turner, J. A., merchant. West Hickory. Tionesta Csh Store, merchants, Tionesta. Turner. J. A., insurance, Marienvillo. llrey, Mrs M.. milliner, Tionesta. Vaiillnrn, A. M., merchant. Pigeon. Weaver, C. F., cigars, Tionesln. Walters, F. A Co.,'merchandise, Tionesta. Wagner A Wll-on, merchants, Marien Hie. Wheeler, Dusenbury A Co., merchants, Endeavor. Watson Lands Lumber Co., merchants, Mayburg. (Vilkins, W. G., druggist. West Hickory. Wood James, broker, Marienville. Young, Joseph J., cigars, Marienville. Younger, John, merchandise, Urookston. NOTICE is hereby given to all persons concerned Hist an appeal Horn the lore going appraisement will be held at the ollic-e nt I lie Count v l reasurer.ln Tionesta, Pa., on Wednesday. April Su. pur' when and where they may attend if they aee proper. Ai. J. Mi l I l.i-ut.ll, Mercantile Appraiser, Dated at Tionesta, Pa., March 24, 1002. OK . F-fcllM rsi kivj- GOLDEN RELIEF CUTS CURES ANV 6RIP BRUISES fsvw XtWT COLDS SPRAINS Wl I BRONCHITIS STINGS La I I SORETMROAI WTY NAltsJL JTjLJLJL X neuralgia COLIC INSIDE OH OUT DIARRHOA ItrutfiitUi la 1 to 8 minutes 2V,fWe.. Jill WW 1,000 Yards uf strictly ALL SILK TAFFETA RIBBON lii colon 4 widths, it the uuiform price of 5G. PER HTJRJD. Same quality, 3J iuches wide, ('. 15; yard. ROBINSON. AUDITORS' RK1MIIT ofdreen Twp., for the year ending March IU, I'.HU: Peter Youngk, treasurer, iu acct. with road Hind. dr. To atnt. from ('has. Klinestiver 40 87 " " I.M.r'ox, K.O.T.M. W Oil II v returns from Koad Com M W '" " t'ouutv Treas ... 245 68 " II. Winegsrd 1,-111 T, Ity aint. overpaid oil voucbera ... 33 li 1 1,6.".1 IX) i-R. Hy ordera redeemed 11,8-1 "S lty 2 per cent. coin, on I,H.D M .. 3J 43 $1,11.3 !W Henry Winegard, Col., in Icet. with road fund. PR. Hy bal. from Urno I14 7S To aim. of duplicate I, III:! 27 To raid work tax 19 30 Hy atnt. overpaid treas It til f I, SMI 04 CR. ,.l 1!'7 33 47 i 27 00 0 ft Oil 8 7H R Tress, rcoelnls hy ft per cent coin, on tf''l.i 11 y s per cent com. on Hy ft per rent com. on l'.2.55.. By land returns Uy exonerations tl.'-IHl 04 FINANCIAL STATEMENT. RKSOVRI'KS. Cash on hand, none To balance 3.W4 PI LIAII1I.ITIK8. Road orders outstanding $3,081 II We Ihn auditors of t.reen Twp. have examined the above and found it to be correct. E. t. Kkkt.ky, C. A. Harrison, t'RKP Katiifos., Attest: Auditors. C'has. Ki.lMKntvKR. Clerk. License Applications Notice ia hereby given that the fol lowing applications for licenso have been tilled in uiv efhVe and will be presented A'iril lo, l'.t-i. at tha Court ol Quarter Sessions of Forest County, I's: J. II. Powers, Keyslouo House, Mar ienville. I'a. J. H. Kid lor, Hotel Forest, MarionVillo, Pa. Joseph J. Young, Marien House, Mar ienville, Pa. L. K. Branch, Central Hotel, Claring ton, Pa. C. K. Weaver, Hotel Weaver, Tionesta 1 lo rough. Q. K. t M. L. Gerow, Central House, Tionesta, llorongh. William llealty. D agonal House, lly roiutown Pa. Certified from the r. cord. J. H. Roiikrtsom, Clerk. March 2i, 1802. WANTED: Energetic'inen and wo men to represent us In each ootiniv. Exclusive t'-rrilory ; good pay ; steady emplovment. Call on or address, K. C. Jones,' No. &i Main St., Bradford, Pa. 41 r PATEIT - LEATHER ROYAL SHOES. We are proud of our showing of these superb shoes. We know they are going to bo prime favorites this season and have taken special pains to make a complete showing of these superior shoes. No other house has such a range of patterns or de sirable styles. Men's Women's Children's Carpets. New Sfmxg StrnmES qf Wm& Psfezi. Tionesta Cash Store AJLfvrjrrs leaders xit q,t3-alitt ob price 11IIY THE "Arabella" belt. 100D ;oois l'erlVrt ami Shiijj Fit. C urve) Over Hie IIIM. Shape C'orrertly to Hotly. Prevents the NkJrt from Slipping Without Atlaeh lueiitf or riiisj of Auy Hind. -25 AND 50 CENTS.-w HEATH k FEIT. DRY GOODS. imv w A T c H E S Not to Burn, But to sell. All kinds of Watches, except poor ones, All kinds of Prices, except high prices, The LEADING JKWELKR. S2 8KNECA St., OIL CITY, PA. The Spring Campaign ia now on in WALL-PAPER! GEO. I. DAVIS, The recogniied artist in Ps(er Hanging and Painting, has all his samples ready for inspection, and a liner line at lower prices was never exhibited here or else where. Mr. Davis ia prepared In show samples and give estimstes on all work in his linn, and it will be well for parlies needing his services to consult him at once before engagements are mado too far ahead. Border papers r in at same price aa ceilings and walls. This is a new thing and an lmortant Hem in keeping down the expense. Mi Cc3 O fTt (o 2.liftmm 2n.irm i"a r" Patent Kid. SHOES AXMINSTERS MOQUETTES BODY BRUSSELS VELVETS TAPESTRIES INCRAINS UNIONS MATTINCS LINOLEUMS DRY DKY noon. A royal array of Sprina Footwear. Our new 1 Colonial Ties" have caught tba town. There ii on fash ionable thine, or color, nn idea of newness ia Oxfords that it not found in our linn of Co Ion ml Dd Oxford Tin. We originate, nlhert imitate ; tod while they copy appearance, (hey caonnt approach "Ours" in style, 61, quality and price. We invite your in spection JOE LEVI, Cor. Centre, Seuera, A Sycamore Bit) OIL CITY, PA. I'hone 23. r.aasndmst . 3 FijRFKA utiUtrakiHs g VAT II JL J ll, Ml Oil. Il - " V im lh damp, jf w ln 110, bruk. i V Im 10 chain nJcut. 1 h Jf V v lura a not eoty keen Sold in can II Mm. , slade by Standtrd Oil Company RIGHT PRICES. Iwrars twice Jjr 'jJhfc,- Goodyear Welt Hand Turn McKay sewed. Rugs,
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