HODUHHKD ETMY WBDTtiMDAT, BY
, . W. 11. DUNN. .
triOI I BOHTKaOK & BOKITEH'8 BUTLDfRO
- ELM STREET, TIQHE3TA- PA.
TERMS, $2.00 A TEA It.
If a Babaoiiption received, for 8 shorter
parted than thro months. -,
' Ca-repondauoe aollolle.1 from all part
of lb eoorury. No notice will b taken of
aannyioua communication.
1 .,. i ' '
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TI03TE3TA LODGE
, Xo, 8(19,
T. O. of O.F1.
MEETS every Friday evening, at T
o'flook, In the Hall formerly occupied
Vy tha Uood Templars.
U. W. SAUTTER, N. O.
. H. HASLET, Bao'7. S7-tf.
TIONESTA COUNCIL, NO. S42,
MEET at Odd- Fallow' Lodge Room,
vary Tuesday evening, at 7 o'clock.
P. M.CLARK, C.
C. A. TARNER, R. 8. 81
DR. Wit. TOOEh,
OFTICEo ppoailo Lawrence Honse, Tlo
nesta, Pa., where ha ean ba found at
all time whan not professionally absent
S8 1y
;,.... . , DR. J. E. BLAISE, .
OFFICE and rmldenc In house former
ly occupied Dr. Wlnana. UfSoa daya,
Wededaye and Saturday. (2tf
4. . AONCW, W. C. LATHY,
"I Hn i Ha, fa. Brit, Pa.
Attorney at Law, - Tlonesta, Pa.
v. i Offlo on Blm Street.
May 18, 18TI.-tf
, . . t K. L. Davis,.
ATTORNEY" AT LAW, Tioneste, Pa.
Collection mada In this and adjoin
bur aoaatlaa. 44-ly
-Jul X LKBVr,, T A- T 3E,"
. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
'few r; TIOJfKSTA, PA.
- . F.W. H.ys,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, aad Not by
Public, Reynold lluklll A Co.'
aUMk. leasee St.". Oil C4ty. Pa.
89-ly
v. . ibiiljit.
! XlirmUM 4) MMILBT,
;6w-aytaLw, Fraaknn, Pa.
PRACTICE in tba several CoarU of Ys
u, Crawford, Forest, and adjoin.
hx eoautiea. , 39-ly.
W. U. BUCKLIX, . PaoriUKTOii.
Frist-Class Liosnsed Houaa. (food sta
id aoaaeeted. 13-ly
. Tlonesta Mouse,
AW DREW WIU.KR. Pronrlotor. This
hoaaa baa keen nswly tilted up and i
now opan for tha accommodation of tha
Jiaklli. Charges reasonable. St ly
". , CEHTR.AL HOUSE,
B OWNER A AONEW nLOCK. I
AtHiv, Proprietor. Thla U a new
aease, and haa Jut boon fitted np for tha
eeemmodatlon of tha public A portion
f tha patrouag of tha nubli 1 aolicited.
' Ltwnnc House,
TIONEtVTA, PA.. WILLIAM LAW
RENCE, Propbirtub. Thla houa
ta aentrally lecatad. Everything new and
wall fBrnwhad Superior aomimmoda.
tloa and atrict attention given to gueata.
' YKtabla and FruiU of all kind nerved
ta their aeaaon. Hampla room for Com
aaereial Agenta. , ,
FOR.EST HOUSE,
SA. VARNKR PnopBtaroB. Oppoaite
Court Houaa, Tioneat, Pa. Juet
peaad. Ererythlnn new and clean and
freak. Tha beat of liquor kept conatantly
mm hand. A portion of the publio patron
age la reapaotfully aolieited. 4-17-1 v
W. C. COBURN, M. D.,
PITTSICIAN A 8UROEOW offer hta
aerTicea to the people of Foret Co.
Havina; had an experience of Twelve
Year In ooiiatant praotiue. Dr. Coburn
iruarauteea to give aatlafaution. Dr. Co
jhurn tnakea a apeoialty of the treatment
f Nasal, Throat, I.untr and all other
i nmuio or iinjfeniijr uiieauea. Having
-lavemifrated all ioiitina method of cur
ing dlsoaee ant nel'cted the good from all
aystuma, be will guarantee rolief or acrtre
Jn all vasua where a cure la pnasible. No
' Charpe for Conaoltation. All foe will be
reasonable. Profeaeional vialta made at
all hour. Parties at dUtnnoo oaa oon
ault hint by letter. - - -
, OlUce and Keeidenoe aeconj building
below the Court Houee. Tionenta. Pa. Of-
tioe daya Weduradaya and Saturdaya. 25tf
- v . ' Dr. 1. L. Acomb,
rHYtf AN AD gUROBOX.whohaa
had AfUdu yeara' zpriuitcelu a larjre
jiad aiieoseafiil traotliw, will attend all
PreflMaional Call. OlUce in hi Drug and
airsaerr MUre, looatei la TUlouto, near
Tidioute Houaa, ...,-
flf p.IS STORK WILL AJSVfiJJXD'
A full aaaortment of Medicine, Llnuor
't'obaoco, CiKara, Stationery, (ila-ix, Paiuw,
11, Cutlery, all of the lel quality, and
will b aold at reasonable rate.
DR. OHA8. O. DAY, an experienced
Phyaiciauand Drug let from New York,
kaa charge of the 8ure. AH preaorlpXioua
patupaueurately.
m. a, bay. . .. no. - .
. - MA T, PA UK CO.,
X iI .EC ,3H ?EZ 3
Oeriar of Elm A Walnat Him, T)onsta.
't'' Jlank f Diacouut and Depoait.
lateraat allowed on Time DepoaiUi.
CeSeeUoa madaonallthe Principal point
of the T. S.
r foUeotlan aoiicltcd. ! 18-ly.
T-iri.rf'Artl,RTIVS. SSota. Ter vard.
V FELT C KJ LI N il fur room in placu of
plawer. Fl-'LT KOOKINO aixl SIDl NC
Jor aMinpfen, addif-X O, J. FAY, tv.milpii,
.KVW Ji r .oj ,
VOL. IX. NO. 4.
TUEASUREIt'S HAUTJS.
SEATED AND VKSEATED LANDS
In Forest County, Pa.
By wlrtne of anodry writ of the Gener
al Aeaembly of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania relating to the aale of Heat
ed and Unseated land In tho Connty of
Foreat, etc., for taxes dna and unpaid, I
will offer at publle aale, at the Court
Honne, In Uie Borough of Tlonesta, Pa.,
on the
SECOND MQNDiT OF IIN8, 1876,
at 10 o'clock a. m., tha following deanrlbed
pieces of land, or auch part thereof aa may
be naoeasary to satisfy the amount of taxee
and eoeta dueandtinpald against thesame,
and eontlnue the aale from dav to day, aa
tha same may be found uoomtiary.
tbrm or salb t
The amount of taxes and cost must be
paid when the property la atruck olf, or
the aale may be avoided and tha property
put up and resold.
All tranta not otherwise marked, are ad
vertised tor taxes of 1874 and 1876.
UNSEATED LANDS.
BAJtXKTT TOWKaniP.
War.
8169
S149
6701
3160
4S4 Offtlbv beira
111 30.
16179
7 49
100 91
96 00
90 00
78 00
14 64
22 60
4 49
16 30
16 00
76 R a) Winlaek
1 Winlaek R H
440 H L A J L
iO0 Darrah A Moor
124 Ray Win
iio u
65 Raid B J, Shlppen
150 OilroilEliMbetu
to "
100 Colvln JR 1875
1U0 Hilbronner L
6701
3.112
8311
KINUSLIY TOWNSHIP.
Gill DA Co ' . ' '
Superior Lumber Co
H arnier Joauih
Plummer A
.
Unknown part of tract
McDermot Jt Forker
6134 SftS
6IS5 1000
6 ISO 420
SlsS 600
61f0 600
14e 100
&1W 000
6110 S00
6128 1000
6100 1000
6108 900
6106 100
6234 9S0
6133 109
sua 160
6ZU 100
6184 890
6IK7 60
61 K7 192
61C3 18
6IK7 100
6188 820
fSI4 21K)
&2C8 860
AIM 60
6217 1100
6186 100
6180 100
6131 SCO
6103 290
6190 63
614 60
830 76
183 76
204 00
294 00
83 08
830 73
110 25
807 60
867 60
867 60
110 25
830 75
49 49
48 89
S3 08
124 75
19 84
; 68 80
688
S3 08
73 60
93 67
134 66
19 11
651 25
S3 07
88 62
77 17
95 65
27 61
Taylor Charles
iilood A Stewart ;
J 8 Bleakley
Wheeler,Buaenbury A Co
J Beck
Wolf A Co
lewls E E A Convor
Kloe A Dale
Hnoblctllertnan
Wnt Sinclair, 8 A Ford
8chooly J C A Co .
Richardson W It
Ferkeoinan oil Co
Hall, Lamb A Reuooly
Iritnides Oil -Co
ZuendellU Brooklyn oil eo
Orav8t)
ailllllanCF
A A Porter
MICKOBY TOWNSHIP.
6208 290 Economite Society 1876 68 40
6221
1
" " 1 13
Noble A Jonnlngs 88 20
" Delamater.Aloorn SI 46
Davis Win, Porterticld .. 110 26
Wilkin, Croker A Lonor 117 00
6207 203
175
523 300
6203 660
6190 798 Cincinnati A Pittsburgh
uu L' zao 60
" rt 82 44
Brown 8 Q and others 736 00
Unknown 29 40
T 1) Collins J O Reid 8 60
Moad Oeorgc IN75 45 60
Perclral C, Kay Jaa 73 60
Cole BR 29 40
PetigrowAJ 1101
Alourn, above E. Hickory 1 80
Becl-er lUrhardv. 73 50
T D Collie - 6 88
M'FeeA Longwell.D Noble 44 10
Dav Wm, T D Collin 1101
M'Calmot J 8, GHHiggins 14 70
Woloott A Wolcolt 66 16
David Beaty 86 75
White W 8, M Walter '75 IS 20
First Nat. B'k Allegheny
Cltv. PrAtar hair 7 M
70
6218 750
5191 200
4
5280 831
3M9 329
6192 100
6219 60
t Liu. 25
5192 250
Island 6
120
SS
60
SG89 S00
100
3690 96
20
1
F L llolierta 1 47
WlitKina E R 14 79
32
1
AnuVraon W L, C M
Hunter 1 47
6
60
Mrs. Amelia Cary 2 21
H U Ktow 11 01
16
lr. D It Colbert and I O
Reid 7 S5
5220 820 O C Carpenter.J S Mayers 188 16
TIONESTA TOWNSHIP.
SO Wlnans J inlands
8822 1000 H Wood'a heir .
3821 1000 Helm Jacob
S40 H J Caswell
10 49
80 00
420 00
70 00
84 17
61 21
62
21 00
85 69
48 65
140 00
58 Ml
40 23
11 63
28 44
44 42
23 44
47 22
23 44
189 00
887
17 60
103 24
124 60
816 80
35 00
87 80
350 00
70 00
8 74
17 60
17 60
700
30 11
37 GO
81 61
70 00
1 76
56 61
31 61
105 00
35 00
tt0 00
63 00
210 00
28 00
49 00
'45 40
9 4 Mare Jaeob.W W nullngs
2821 176 Allen A.UeorgeM'Cray
. bo MaieUramoel 1874
60 Walker V T, Dale A Bro
242 Mav A Hunter
130 Cook W
400 H May A Irwin. M Stewart
2S23 Ki8jSiib. 5-32 SuHan S Pink
aril 115 Copeland Otia helra '
2823 S-U(Sul). 1-32 John Ludllng
223 67!Sub. 1-101 N Ijrimore
127 Amy D W, Knox
2825 67,Sub. 1-10 John A Buck-
nor
2823 136 Sub. 3-16 Elisabeth Mo
Call 2823 67)Suh. 1-161 Henry V, Mo
- - Call "
2823 540 Sub. 8-16 John M'Dougal
u 25 Perry A Co
50 H J Miley, J Noble
275 Bd In Clapp
. a. " '
2.H.S8 duo Hannah A Gllnllan
2826 100 I'nknowB '
108 ftoodhope Pet. Co
2H38 1000 K K Clapp
2828 200 J W KWder
2.".j'ieo. 8 Hunter
2824 50 Powell 8.
S21 60 Orubb John
riu i.u..i Cascade Pet Land Asa1 a
iol 170 J A Dale A Stone
S824 106 Iale A Bro. to Oil Co
2826 90 Samuel West
2828 200 Dr Day
Vtm C W Holmes
2b28 170 Dr Day
90 C H Shepherd. Dale heirs
2!24 300 Renehool A others. 8 Wevt
100 Risoll A Hixhop.R Curtis
2R12 1000 St, Louis Oil Co
2824 4 SO ciilnior A Co, Burnt
224 tk0 " " "
2828 eO John Myers
224 1 40 L I. tiilmora
!lf23 130 FT, Walker, Towner
Jt.lj HH) J A Kile
TIONESTA, TA.;
S Hunter John
2 Hophurn O J
87 Bunker Hill Oil Co, Me
Intire 'aland 8 J C Hhaw. Htinter
c.ttht 550 J 8 McCalmot, Ex'r
S824 152 F T Walker.Dale to oil CO
43 W F Dalrymple
HOWS TOWWBHIP.
71
71
SO 44
1 05
IPC 49
63 20
16 04
War.
at
WllrulH m RtfiM 0.
H L A J L
T..
193 03
193 02
193 02
112 82
87 76
19 49
1AA A4
S1K8
8192
8193
8194
11!8
SI95
990
990
990
696
450
J 00
Vact. 860
S665 100Q
2018 600
1799 1049
6103 170
27S& 39S
2878 106S
4790 890
2980 106
4791 990
Roberta AnnaR
Nieholaon J
warder J
194 95 I
97 48
204 61
Mifflin J. N
Doblw 13 07
Mifflin J, whola
tract 448 acres 78 05
W WUllnk 206 09
" 156 96
- IINTwonbly 2O9 09
uusnman J 1H3 ox
2739
2739
2739
2850
2850
2850
200
100
100
62 a 63
68
60
1
S
s
9
11
IS
88 99
" Hunt
" Schofield
" Roundley
" Frismouth J
German Town
Min'g M'fgCo
WWflllnk, Mo
Neal R ,
M Wilaon J 1
" Blnndin V
" Stewart J
" Lewis MlM
13 89
29 60
19 49
19 49
19 49
19 49
19 49
19 49
19 49
19 49
9 78
9 78
100
100
100
8850 100
2919
2918
2916
2918
2808
2808
2808
2808
2877
2995
100
100
100
100
19
20
60 J of 23
60 t of 24
F '
250 , of 2.1, 28. a 29, W
28, a 29, W
Willink Lewis BF 47 85
100 27
60 J of 34
100 14
100 47
" Park Dr 19 49
" Thompson W 9 70
' Mase W 19 49
" Wilson J 19 49
.. 19 49
' 194 95
2995
2995
100 49
2404 1000
1488 1075 "
8181 69 " Hubbard R
4545 611 E A Yarn ell. Clover Both
3186 68 W WUUak, Dobba B
Vact. 460 R Atkinson, Co tan t A
' 279 Wm Bell "
298 24
1123
47 46
13 12
87 69
65 70
65 70
19 49
19 49
29 27
146 03
142 34
19 49
194 95
112 27
104 95
116 16
116 16
118 26
194 96
83 42
173 02
83 50
193 02
193 02
4it 20
279 Wm Stitt
2916
8185
6108
6102
6103
J00 Hub. 141 Burnett S F
100 Miffli
in J
160 Campbell H
750 " a Dobba
730 Fnnk heirs
100 Csmabell H. Link.
6103
oiin iiiuu r unic netrs
6105 676 Campbell U
6101 1000 Funk heirs
Sll 696 Howe Lnmbeer Co
8197 696 " "
4792 696 Matthews Cbas
5282 1000 Fnnk heirs
S133 100 Bonner J, Mifflin JT
S142 696 Fox C J '
2306 260 Sheltnn Oil A Min'g Co
8183 990 II LA J L
8184 990 " " J Bonner
2300 240 W Willink
JENA'S TOWNSHIP.
War. Araf - Bah.
6142 132 11
5144 1451 12
6114 68 . 14
6144 68 . 14
5145 1!5
3159 496 .'
SlfiO 445
8191 95 ' 16
8162 1100
8163 888
3164 990
8165 400
8108 990
4174 53. 42
3174 581 47
8174 108 50
3177 114 23
" 6Q 24
" 60 24
" 100 25
" 114 26
" 100 32
" 95 83
" 54 84
" 64 84
" 77 89
S178 783 1, z, 7,
S279 93 43
" 931 46
" 884 61
66J 61
" 93 64
" 129 69
3181 114 21
" 100 22
100 27
" 114 28
" 144 29
" 93 85
" 107 86
" 97 37
3100 990
6137 250
6137 158
6139 600
6140 600
S561 1000
3660 643
3067 1000
8608 1000
86il9 1000
8671 1000
8672 1000
3560 618
3551 618
2549 900
4130 1090
4133 900
4136 1002
8800 1014
8101 1014
3061 00 8 8
3G61 800 2, 4, 7,
3173 90
8109 80
3170 586
8179 60 .
WtrfmM. ar Sata, Onw,
llaynton P Ho
, Cray
" N.half.PaulJ
" Clark J
M 8 4 Murklns
Edd.
" K. part
Oirilbv Leirs
H Lk JL
25 86
28 K6
11 29
11 59
88 25
117 4
10 78
23 27
269 60
217 49
243 63
93 S3
242 64
12 08
13 72
25 96
27 92
12 24
12 24
24 60
27 92
24 50
C Breneman, J
Reid
n LA J L
Germantown Mi
ning M'fgCoS t
Germantown Mi
ning M'fg
IIL.tJ L
" " Si
" " N,
Germantown Mi
ning M'fg Co
II LA J L
28 26
13 23
13 23
Germantown Mi
ning M'f'g Co 24 15
J L1875
II LA J L
,
103 74
22 78
22 78
9 70
8 F Robrer
R.part 13 46
ICi 87
81 69
27 93
24 60
24 60
27 98
57 98
22 87
26 21
28 76
242 65
61 25
II LJL
II LA J L
ITarmer J
" West a. of
E. part
43 61
122 60
122 60
NioholaonJ.Crab-
treea Davia
" AM'Pherson
392 00
127 40
246 00
245 00
132 60
245 00
246 00
126 90
126 90
22050
1875
Smith Rev. Wi
it it
W WilUnk
Wallace 8, Lang.
, . snore
268 62
" . 220 60
" 20 64
C B Wright A Co 847 78
" " 347 78
Nicholson A Mc-
Pherson Prentice
1, 20 A 20 J 8 at
Hugh M' James
Sutton Koliert
McClatchy It
Blood Cyrus ent.
Uermantown Mi
n'g a M'fg Co
12 25
73 50
22 04
10 00
142 68
12 25
24 50
60 27
103 42
24 50
74 48
14 20
'9 00
8.0 41
207 04
215 60
81T9
8179
8185
100 43
1149 63 63
N0
it B
Dam
8170 10G CerntantowBMlu'gAM'fg
Co A B Farm
3101 804 Germantown Min'g M'fg
Co Anderson
8129 58 Dobba J B
5i:i'J. 80 Funk helra
6138 86 H armor Joaiah
6106 1000 Funk heir
5107 1'xiO " "
51
APRIL 20. 1876.
6110 758 Mifflin J, E. part 18146
S322 of 400 8 H Hill, Rlckonbrode 60 98
8170 64 OermantownMin'gAM'fg
Co A B Farm 13 03
8179 89 tSub. 60 H L A J L, T
Martin 1875 7 24
HARMONY TOWNSHIP,
ar. mrm Vtmam w Imal Ovaa Ta.
80 K Newbery 24 00
60 Slgirins J Y, McKlnlcy 16 79
SNVmSaO J H MoCalmot Ex'r 84 40
" 100 28 80
160 A O Barr A Beach 72 00
100 W AConnly 24 00
OREEN TOWN8ITIP.
6137 500
Bonner J 102 00
Breoht M a 16
120
5185 400
8819 800
5185 600
8818 69
Dale A Bro - 82 60
Dale J U, II McCUntock 84 00
Duncan It 102 00
G 8 Lacr a 52
6500 700
6184 290
120
6184 180
518S 800
6189 100
5189 160
6180 100
61
8818 44
5501 1000
6504 1000
6505 1000
Ford at Lacy 272 00
Gillespie .t Owens 89 44
Myers Peter 24 48
May U U Tioneata Oil and
Bbl. Co 34 00
T F Thomas 40 80
Luppy Conrad 1875 ' 8 88
Alice Henry - lo ig
Weller Lot . ;..- - , 23 79
Irwin H M S T May ; S 47
Ford A laey , . , ; t ; . 6 80
" ' 64400
- . 68000
" " 680 00
SEATED LANDS.
BARNETT TOWNSHIP.
. Wamawa inaMOn Tat
100 ArmHtrong Ksiate 10 31
42 Buzzard Isaao 6 76
100 Black D 22 50
25 Haight Joseph '75 2 06
620 McC'losky R '75 47 43
900 "75 68 85
8 Shlppen Edward 11 24
206 f " 48 07
162 " " 83 08
758 140 50
600 Sheriff J P and 8 A 95 70
I Sweney Alex '76 -3 66
06 Sigworlh A L 8 62
82 Black James Esq '74 6 74
80 Kellog J A '74 13 80
100 Black J P 74 12 94
KINGSLEY TOWNSHIP. .
54 Bastian Robert, dee'd 10 14
75 McCllutock Hamilton 18 78
100 " " 24 77
400 Lake Erie Pet. Co '75 12 48
80 75 2 54
60 Cosper Jacob 74 1 28
25 Smith J U 74 1 43
8314
3151
81.58
5700
8i44
8148
8145
8187
6186
5187
6189
6193
5194
5214
6189
HICKORY TOWK8HIP.
I Barnhart A Bender 75
8990 83 Clark I B I) Runtler .
60 " " C A Hill
60 ' JAlbaugh
6210 25 Dawaen A Bowman
Island 8 Dale J A
8693 176 National Oil Co
3603 1 Biggin John
171 UnionCherryRunOAM co
86 " ' u
16 Van Dusen Siduoy 75
5208 600 Webb W H
TIONESTA TOWNSHIP.
25 Banner Oil Co
160 " "
280 Douglass MeKinley 75
123 Hatfield A Co
40 Hurson R Winsor
23 Whitman John 73
100 Webster A Co II Sotley
9 Walker F T 75
102 GarreUon H Canaway '75
23 Whitman George 75
4 Sickles BO
10 Pettigrew Joseph
2828 170 Walkor F T 75
71
6 75
S 37
837
S 37
620
20 26
2 12
18 70
8 75
4 62
81 00
6 75
43 20
27 30
32 84
12 00
8 IS
38 12
124
10 98
140
46
2 20
810
HOWE TOWNSHIP.
Blood K L 75 6 57
Eldridge James '73-4-3 . 87 49
Hays J as Taylor T 8 78
MoMania 75 -8 75
Taylor T B Hays 75 8 75
P'ghAPorest co Lum.eo 76 17 20
i i 22 92
17-18ths, Ray Wm 75 20 64
JENK8 TOWNSHIP.
Blood K L 75 15 63
Bonner J 7 95
Daniels J W 81 67
Dobbs B J 28 20
Reynar 8 B J A et al whole
traot 290 48 29
Reynar 8 B J A et al 10 28
Schofield G W 31 89
" " 19 60
Thompson John 28 09
Wynnkook John Est 1 68
Weber t'B 23 78
" " Isabel Scott 8 92
Painter J Lcary Lot 74 10 13
HARMONY TOWNSHIP.
Barr Frank 20 84
Brown Col 15 40
Barnes Dale Watson A co 78 21 83
Cecil J H 67 05
" " 27 05
Coleman Manross 4 37
Clark Brees A Co 26 19
Cook John 1450
Coleman II 75 65
Davia Win Flemmlug 32 25
Dawson Run Oil Co 155 75
Dowdcll Chas 58 39
Kaston II 8 J White 20 28
Kduuborough oil 00 Kepler 7 28
FiHlior Bros 85 98
GilespieJJ 17 40
Uilbronson A Russell 75 8 73
Glenn J D Stow 11 H 74 4 71
HuU-hinso i McKinloy 75 124
Hsworth ThoS 72 97
Harris David . 3 83
llliiokiK)M)r 48 65
H enter l'et Co 10 47
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Jenkins J D 8.24
Liodoiu 75 4 97
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Itulibitt M T 30 39
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Mills N M lny 75 8 97
MtiarveyACoRosenhaugh 145 95
MoCUntock Homest'd 00 75 9 "4
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982 W. Hickory Mining A' a 364 8
150 Webster Hnirh A Co 49 IS
100 Winer J T Church 75 15 88
80 Wilson A Neill 84 93
40 WarrvnA Venango oil 00 78 13 90
87 Wilson John 76 S 17
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40 Allen F W 74 7 90
50 Brown S A Copeland heirs" 7 65
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75 Jones E L H Miles ., 18 80
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8 Neill Kmellna " 1 88
70 Shamhurgh O Campbell " 3 76
147 Tbomlinaon A Andareon " 29 18
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47 Rrognard Dale, Conroy 8 28
6183 108 Dnle A Bro 10 60
381617 575 Wallace Dale 37 87
3820 12 Whitman John.Shonp 1878 38
8818 59 Rafferty John heirs 1874 8 75
882 S3.1 Woods heirs 1874 22 60
3825 76 Whitman Selden,Shoupl8?4 12 87
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1 Ford 8 A ' 10 60
i Mullen Bishop 8 43
1 Riddle 8 O 1875 ' 1 29
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424 Sickles O G 1873 167 20
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i Hunter D G 1874 1 89
Tlonesta, Forest County, Pa., thla 29th
day of March, 1876.
8. J. SETLEY. Treaaurar.
TH E MEMORY OF THE JUST 18 BUCSSKD.
A Tribute to the Memory of Mrs. Rev, A.
R. Sheriff.
BT REV. A. COPLIN.
Mary A. Sheriff, daughter of J. and
P. Muosell, was born in Troga, Perm.,
August 15, 1840. She inherited a
rare combination of mental and mor
al power, which formed the basis of
ripe intellectual and moral attain
ments, and a strong, symmetrical
character. At the early age of seven
she lost her mother. Fortunately she
was cared for by an aunt and uncle
who in no ordinary degree took the
place of parents, giving her a thorough
practical training and providing ex
cellent scholastic advantages. Though
carefully instructed from childhood,
religiously, she did not until twenty
years of age feel the necessity of a new
birth- a radical ' change' of heart
wrought by the Iloly Ghost. Under
a deep sense of utter sinfulness and
ruin, she then publicly presented her
self as a seeker of salvation at a Meth
odist alter, and there after a renuuoi-
ation of her own will and pride of
heart, she took Christ as her Prophet,
Priest and King, and received a clear
evidence of ber adoption into the fam
ily of God. Her moral convictions,
as well as ber remarkable decision
and Grraness of character were such
that she never in subsequent life wa
vered in ber allegiance to God and
duty. While visiting her sister a
short time ago, she said : "Since first
I gave myself to Christ I have not
failed to bring myself as an offering
to him every day of my life."
While her natural ieelings aud so
cial relations all inclined ber toward
the communion of another church, yet
the yearnings of her renewed heart, no
less than the decision of judgment and
the dictates of duty, led her to choose
the MethodiBt Episcopal Church as
her spiritual borne. While her broad
religious views and generous Christian
sympathies caused her to recognise all
Christians of whatever name as mem
bers of a common household ; she ever
cherishod a peculiar love for the
church of her choice and was always
ready to defend iU doctrines aud
usages. As a Christian worker she
had but few equals. Wherever she
lived her pastor folt the influence of
her brave aympathetlo heart and
strong' arm. In personal effort for
souls, in the Sunday-school, the prayer
and class ineetiug, she waa specially
active. Most of her maiden life -was
devoted to the profession of teaching
in which sho was remarkably suc
cessful, both in training the mtuds of
ber pupils aud stimulating them to
high and holy purposes. Through the
influence of her character and train
ing, many young gentlemen and la
dies have eutered upon a Christian
life and are now fiiliug places of use
fulness and honor.
She came to this coast in company
with her euly sister Mrs. A. Coplin
in September 1886. May 2d, 1869,
she was united in marriage to lie v. A.
K. Sheriff, of the California Confer
ence. As a wife she was deeply efleo
tionate and tender, ever studying her
husband's interests and happiness;
ever aiding him by judicious counsel
and loving sympathy. She was al
ways firm when be might fulter, brave
when bis courage might be weak,
ready to sutler if by so doing she
could shield the heart of him she
loved so well. As a minister's wife
she had peculiar adaptations. From
tho timo of her Conversion the felt a
Rates of Advertising.
One Hquare (1 Inch,) on Inartioa 91
One Rqiiars " one month I
One Square " throe montha
One Square " ona year 10
Two Squares, ono yaar 1
Quarter Col. , . SO
Uaif . " . - ... 80
VI
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Ona " 190 0
Igal notice at eetablished rates.
M arriapre and death notices, gratia.
All bills for yearly advertisements or4
lee tod quarterly. Temporary advertlM
ments must be paid for in advanoa,
- Job work. Cash oa Delivery. .
sacred drawing toward this relation
and decided to accept no offers of
mrriatA outside the ministerial call
Though keenly alive to the pe
colu trisls an temporal sacrifices it
involve, she woovf io0ner be the
wire or an Uinerant Methodist preach
er tban be CW consort oT the most
honored officer of the 8late.- She
counted it all joy to spend and be
spent in her Master's work. She was
the social center of the community in
which they were located; drawing
around ber both the young and the
aged, her home was the place of the
most delightful religious gatherings.
Her gifts of song, consecrated to
Christ, added to the charm of tier
home and the influence of her social
life. As a mother she cherished the
deepest affection for her darling boys,
for whose moral and Intellectual train
ing she was already laying wise
plans. '
At the last conference her husband
was appointed to Downieville where
she immediately took hold of church
work with him with seal, and rejoiced
to see the Sabbath-scbool impreve un
der her wise suggestion. Ia the
midst of great usefulness, just when II
was thought she conld least be spared,
she was stricken down. On Saturday,
at 2 P. M., she was taken with faint
ing and was borne to her bed, from
which she never arose. Doring her
illness she exhibited great faith and
fortitude in severe suffering. As the
hour approached when she knew she
must depart, she broke out in triunv
phant exultation ever death. Turn
ing to her physician (a Christian gen.
tleman) she said ; "Dr., I do not trust
in any thing I have done, bnt afoni in
ths Merit of the Lord Jeu CKriH.
The blond saves." To another she
said, "Put on the whole armor of God ;
do not put it half on." To another,
"Trust only in tlitL precious blood of
Jesus." About an hour before she
breathed her last she requested the
friends to ' sing. With stifled utter
ances they sang, "Home of the Soul."
"Sweet Bye and Bye," and some oth
ers. During an interval she remark
ed, "All last night I heard the sweet
est music. I thought, when I got
well, I would quench my thirst from
the fountain near our door 1 but bow
I shall qnenob it, forever from the
river of life. To die will be gain.
Oh the rest of heaven, hew sweet!"
For two hours she exhorted all
around to meet her in heaven. Often
she referred to the blood thatcleanseth.
Solemnly and tenderly she laid ber
bands on the heads of her children
and committed them to the God of
the motherless. Through tbe marked
kindness and liberality of friends in
Downieville, ber remains were brought
down on mole-back, through almost
impassible trails and mouatai a gor
ges, and interrtul. according to ber
request, in the beautiful cemetery of
Sacrameuto, The . promptness ; with
which the members of tbe churches of
this city came to the solaoe sod aid
of our afflioted - brother, itu laying
away his dead, was no less a preoious
tribute to tbe worth of the departed
than a touching exhibition of Chris
tian love and brotherhood. The twe
Methodist Cburobes of the oily united
in the funeral servioes Sabbath mora-
Kev. Dr. Bricks preached a ser
mg.
won from I. Peter 1 ;3-4, of remarke.
ble pathos and power. May God pro
tect the two motherless boys and com
fort and support the smitten hus
band. California Christian AdvocfUt.
The following is tba testimony f
Dr. Loring concerning Hungarian
grass: I believe X can make more
mtlk with this grass cut and mixed
with corn meal and aborts than I can
with the bost timothy. hay cut and
mixed 10 tho same manner. And when
you remember that you can raise ou
ordinary land, by soiug the teed of
Hungarian grass late iu. June, uom
two and ona-balf to three and. oue
half tons of good food er to the acre,
and that thla crop can be sown after
we have asoertaiued whether we are
to have a good crop of bay or not,
you will see the value-of Ibis grass.
I have such a bleb opinion of it that
on my own farm, this year and last,
J raised from seventy-five to one bun-
drad tons of it for the purpose of feed
ing to my Biilvh cows during the
winter. ,
To cure poverty, sit down and
growl about it. ity so doing you it
be sure to get ncn, and make your
self particularly agreeable to every
body.
Write your name by kiuduess, love,
and mercy on the hearts of the peo
ple you come in contract with, and
you will never be forgotten.
The three things that enrich genius
are oontamptment of mind, the chsr.
Uhing of good thoughts, and sxsrcls.
iag the memory
It has been ascertained that4 tho
"mau who held on to the last" was a
shoemaker,