3kt &mt gtjmMtara.
WEDNESDAY MOUSING, MAY 16. 1880.
DOriOUGII OFFICERS.
(V)Mnfli7mS (.'ha. Bonner, M. T'.ln
xtnin .T P.. Wi-nK. Patrick Joyce. D. v .
1'lnrl!- .Ill'itin KhnwkCV.
Justices of lie roue J. T. Brennnn,
T. H. Knox.
f 'anttrible-.Intves Swailcs.
Nhawkcv. n. W
Clark. A. 11. Partridge, (J. A.' Randall,
f. . B. Kelly, J. T. Brennan. .
FOB F.ST COUNTY OFFICERS.
MemhX$ rV.H7v.M-NAiiiiY Wiiitk.
AemblttX. P. A'jikkt.kii.
President Jilie-. P. Wetmorr.
Axxneinte, Judge John Ruck, Ko
'nn Kkkr.
'Pwiiirw-WM. LAWmd!.
Prolhn-notnrti, Register it Recorder, t c.
JrsTIH S II AW K KY.
Vtnn'J' A. ItANnAl.f,.
10 1,1 RKRLIN. ISAAC
Inin If.W. t.r.DKlltTR.
rii'nt,i MunerintemlenlU. N. Bliocir
WAT.
'. II. Church
TTKIi YorNOK.
untu (S'Hivior T. P. Cox.MX.
.iini ytri7or.i Nicholas TnOMT
for, D. F. Oorny,SP, F. Lacy.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TIONESTA LODGE
I. O.of O. F1.
Frhlav evening, nt 7
lock. In tlio Ldge Jloom in i ar-
. II. .11
1 V S AWYF.lt. Soc'v. 27-tf.
K. L. Davis,
prnnvr.v AT I, AW. Tioncstrt. Pa.
J Collections made in "thi and rtd.loir-
4U-I V
INSURANCE!
. LIFE, FIRE & ACCIDENT.
I). AVCTA-ICIC, .TV., JV
FIRE INSURANCE:
JF.tnn. Liverpool A London r (.lobe,
Lycoming, North British x
Mercantile, Hanover, Franklin
of Philadelphia,
Continental, Northern Rochester.
ACCIDENT INSURANCE :
Travolcru Life, t Accident insurance
Com puny.
Office: C. C. Thompson", jaw mure,
Urandin Block, Tidioute, ra.
T. J. VAN UIESEN,
Soliciting A pent, Tionesta, Pa.
Tnis paper rwn?,??K
"local and miscellaneous.
71TEETS every
1YL o'el
ing counties.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
r-i - rroXKSTA, r..
.T. $. AONKAV.
AT-Is A
TIONESTA, PA.
II
ATTENTION SOI.OIEltS!
I have bccnadmltted U naution n nn
Attorney In the Pension llAlro t sh-
inrnl iii the Isito war,
eiin ohtnin i.enslon to which thev miiy he
..Mti.i i,v ealliii'' n or athlrcNsiny; me nt
'I imiflHtn. Pn. Also, ,-lni.ns Tor arrearages
r.r pay a howxiy will rowivc prompt at
tention.. . ,,!,.
Having heen over four years n mihl.er in
Die Into war, anrt liavln!.' for a mini her
venr en;e( in tlie proseeution of hoI
.ilerH' elaims, my. experience, will axsnie
te eolleeti.m ol elalm in tlie h"V'?.nTN"
Uihlntimo. J- n- A(.M'V.
41tf.
AT. K. Sunday School at 10 o'clock
n. m., and rresbytcrian Sunday School
nt 3 o'clock p. in.
Oil 87 ic.
Circus in town next Tuesday.
Coys gave up your nickels.
Tin time table of the P. T. & B.
It'y will be found correct this week.
-The sprightly MUlerstown Herald
is now one of our regular and welcome
exchanges.
llememher Thayer's Great Circus
will exhibit in this place next lues-
day, June 1st.
-The new F. M. Church edifice is
already enclosed, and is receiving its
fiist coat of paint. '
Il.iV. M. V. Stone, brother of our
ihv U. F,. Pastor, was in town
a few days hist week. I
Honeysuckles are out, and many
are the bunches which are ltiggcd in
by the lovers ol'fbiwers.
Mr. J. P. Sheriff, of Now Bedford,
Pa., ona ot our old subscribers, gave
us a pleasant call last week.
The County Commissioners are
having a time lock put on the safe
in the Treasurer' office. A good thing.
Mr. M. Ulrich, the efficient sales-
F. W . Hays,
ATTORNEY AT LAW. nnJ
l Prni.ir, Reynolds llnkill
Block, Senecil St!, OiUJ'lty, Pa.
N OTA NY
tt Co.'H
3',1-lv
m Lawrence House,
rprONKHTA, PIONN-A. ?VM. T,.W
1 RIONCE. PiiorniKTon. This h"n"
Is e.-titrallv lornted. Everythiin new and
well frnUlipd Superior ai-commMla-
lions and strtet attenuon siivu i.. (i
Ve-ctahlesand Fruitsol all lomis m-i
hi their season. Sample room lor t.
mei't ial Agent.
rved
oin-
CENTIAL HOUSE,
BONNER ti-NEW RLOfMC. T. C.
Jackson, Pri.nriotor. This is a new
nouse.an.l has Just Jeen lifted up for tlie
p,.,eoinmo.lrtti.i of the puhlie. A 1";'."
of Iho patronage "of tlie pnhlic is solieitod.
4t-ly
jTti. 111. .11 XH, M. !
TIONESTA, PA.
r Okfick Houi!s;-7 toil a. m., 7 to 9 i.
M. Wednesdiivs uiul Saturdays trom U
A. M. to 3 V. l
II. MiY.
jit JL f
-lyt. E. L. STEADM AN,
SURGEON DENTIST.
Dr. lvalue's olliee. next
r c-nii iil Mouse. Tionesta. Pa. All
worK warranted, an 1 at rensoualtle priees,
A. H. kkl.LY.
VA UK A CO.,
B .A.' 1ST KEBS
Comer wfUlm .t Walnut Sts. Tionesta
Bank of Discount anl Deposit.
Interest allowed on Time Deposits.
Collections madeonall the Principal points
- . of the V. .
Collections solicited. 18-ly.
to
PTTOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
Tioxsr.i, PA.,
M. CARPENTER, i - - Proprietor.
i
i B-n itK . '
m
Pictures taken in all the latest stylos
the art.
2(5-tf
QIIARLES RAISItS,
PRACTICAL
CARRIAGE AND WAGON MAKER.
In rear of RUini's lilacksmith shop,
ELM ST.. - TIOSI?JTA, P A
riKOlKiE HENIEI'.S(..
TONSOIil AL ART I
Tt.,wl:l Slllll) 11 !' V south of
4 II. Me is
aiigfi-tf-
I,U'.VI'CI1' " lliMlSC. I 'I rt llll
j.unii i.r hair-cut ;ill n
lirst-c'.as in every respect.
men of Mayer Bros , Oil City, dropped
into our sanctum yesterday nfternoon.
Miss Kttie Battin.ofSteubeuTiHe,
Obio, sister of Mrs. Stone, is staying
with her sister. She expects to remaiu
all sumnjM-.
Muior J. B. Mailland, Supt. of
the Pipe Line i.i the Clarion district,
i . .... t,nnilnn.irtAra
18 mailing linneyiu ilia iirauu".
tor a short time.
-Geo. Haslet lulled the first rat
tlesnake of the season yesterday; at
ton first, we've heard of. It con
tained nine rattles.
trifiir ftl 7.1 ner sack each sack
warranted. Canvassed Hams. Shoul
denf, and Dried Beef very low atWm
mui rim ii i'h it Co. t.
The two lower schools, Miss
. i 1
Dawson's and Mrs. CoDo s, closed yes
terday. Prof. Hillard's school will
close on Saturday next.
)uite a number of Tionesta's
young citizens have goue to the bark
woe.ds of Sheffield and Urookston
put in the season peeling bark.
The date of the Free Methodist
Campmeeting in this place has been
fixed for July 21st. lhe attendance
will doubtless bo much larger than
last year.
Sheriff B,andall left ' for Alle
gheny on Monday, accompanied by
Elmer Gill, tho boy horse thief, sen
tenced last week to 13 mouths in the
peuitcntiary.
Mrs. T. J. VawOiesen was called
to Allegheny last week to attend the
sick bed of her mother, Mrs. S. C.
einon who wa understand, is in a
critical condition.
llev. A. A. Thayer, D. D. of
Erie, will exchango pulpits with Rev.
A. O. Stoue some time in June. lr
Thaver is at present pastor of the
Uuiversalist Church at Erie.
The rumor that T. J. Payne's
mill near Tylersburg was burned
proved to be a canard, and the mill
will probably do a good stroke of bus
iness before the summer is ended.
Sankey and John oble have
gone to work on the new saw mill of
Dr. Shamburg, near NeilHown. The
Doctor will find them rattling good
hands.
The General Quarterly Meeting
ot the Free Methodist Church will be
held at East Hickory, commencing on
Thursday, May 27th, and continuing
nver Sunday. Rev. Hawkins and
other prominent miuisters will be
present, and an interesting session is
expected. All are cordially invited
to attend.
Those- of our subscribers who
nnr neenamil to Call Otl 11 S (luring
court week and leave substantial
reminders of their visit will please
consider tho editor's "Mackinaw"
doffed.
Ml
The Dcmoerntic primaries wni
take place in this county next Satur
day afternoon. It is amusing to note
what efforts some of the candidates are
putting forth to get the nomination.
--Jimmy Canfield was thrown from
one of Mr. Jackson's ponies one day
last week, and picked up in an insen
sible condition. With the exception
of some biuises about the face, he
esc&pea injury.
One week from to-day and then
the Presidential agony will be over,
and we will know who is to occupy
tho chair for the next four years. The
Republican convention mtcU in
Chicago on that day.
Prof F. Billig writes to tell
ns that Ik abandoned the idea of
teaching a 3elcct school this summer
in Tionesta, as heretofore announced.
Those who had contemplated sending
their children will make a note of this.
"The Family Medical Abstract
for April," Dr. A. F. McKay, Editor,
Tidioute, is out, and contains its usual
amount of good, common sense reading
matter. The Abstract costs but $l.o0
n year, and should be in every family.
Mr. C. B. Evans, Supt. Wilson's
con fidential clerk, of Oil City, spent
yesterday in town. He and Dr. Blaine
"tried Tubbs' Run for trout, but
Erood dav for 'em, conse
quently their load was easily carried.
The forest fires destroyed a great
deal of the fence around widow Dean's
'far.n on Whig Hill lately, and 'twas
only by hard work tht other property
was saved. The good old lady is
thankful that the fires are all out now
and that her loss wa9 no greater.
Decoration day comes next Sat
urday, but it seems there will be no
observance of the day in this place.
It would certainly be as little as the
citizens could do to at least gather at
the cemetery and strew a few flowers
over the graves of the dead heroes,
and not allow this beautiful rite to die
oui entirely iu our place.
-iTho rains of last week nave
brightened up nil nature in this sec
tion, and crops are beginning to look
well. The "round had become so dry
that grass and all other crops were
looking sad and wilted, but the rain
gave all a new start, and there is now
good promise of more than an average
harvest of grain and fruits.
Mr. Robinson has done the square
thing by himself and the public in
building a solid new oak 6'idewalk in
front of his residence. He also added
much to the convenience of tjamsters
and customers by putting up the boss
hitching -apparatus in frout of the
store. His example in this last par-
1 1 -n1 ii r V.aa been emulated by George
Bovard.
Attention is called to the card of
Dr. E. L. Stead man, Dentist, in this
;.ei,a 1 Sipndman is a dentist of
liJOU V -
several years' practice and will guar
anteo his work to give the bast ot sat-
isfaction. He carries good recommen
dations from some of the best dentist
in the State of N. Y., and will doubt
les9 receive the patronage of all out
citizens.
Hauling is brisk here at present
and from thirty io forty teams may be
seen on our street almost every day
loaded with pipe and staves. Tl
Railroad company is also doing a good
business, the freight receipts at this
station amounting to several thousand
dollars a week, to say nothing of the
large amount of stave3 which are daily
exported from here.
We are sorry to learn that our
old friend and patron, Mr. Solomon
Byers, who lived in the Mealy Settle-
meit, has left the county ana rnoveu
to Stoneham, Warren Co. Mr. Byers
is an excellent citizen, and will be
quite a loss to our county in general,
an the Republican party in particular.
We wish him prosperity in his uew
home.
Morris Einstein left for Nw
York last Friday where, after attend
ing to some business, he will take pass
age across the pond to see his old
home and friends. Now, we won t
swear that this is the case, because
Morris has fooled us so often that we
hardly know whether to believe him
now or not. We wish him a pleasant
and safe voyage if he does, but if he
don't go we don't care whether he gets
drowned or nut.
The Hanlan-Courtney boat race
at Washington, D. C, on Wednesdiy
last was nnolher grand fizzle, so to
speak. Both oarsmen started, but
Courtney weakened on the first quar
tergot sick as he claims and gave
up the race. Ilanlan rowed leisurly
over the course and took the prize.
This winds up Courtney's rowing
career effectually.
The census enumerators for this
tenth district have all been appointed.
The appointments for Forest couuly
are as follows: Tionesta twp. and
boro, D. W. Clark; Hickory and
Harmony, J. B. Siggins ; Howe and
Kingsley, Byron D. McClure ; Greene
and Jenks, .las. K. Clark ; Barnctt,
S. W. Calvin. Hie work must be
completed during the month of June.
Edenburg, Clarion Co.. was cre
mated for the fourth time on Saturday
nicht last. The fire was the work q
nn inrondinrv as usual. The entire
business portion of the town was 'de
stroyed, entailing a loss of nearly
ninety thousand dollars. Very few
dwellings were burned, consequently
the distress among the inhabitants has
not been so great as at previous fires.
It is not l'kely the place will be built
up again. Verily Edeuburg has
passed through many trials and tribu
lations.
Mr. Hamilton Stow, of Cincin
nati, accompanied by his daughter,
Mrs. Ida Garlick, and two children,
arrived in town on Friday last, and
are the cucsts of Mr. May's family.
Mr. Stow was among the early citizens
of Tionesta, and a great deal of the
prospeiity and growth of the place,
both in morals and otherwise, was due
to his energy. He is now seventy-four
years old, and although quite feeble,
bids fair to live several years yet
which his many old friends in this
community will be glad to learn.
As will be seen by the double
column advertisement in- this issue,
Dr. Jas. L. Thayer's Gieat Show will
exhibit in Tiocesta, June 1st, 1880.
The mere mention of Dr. Thayer's
name in connection with a circus is
sufficient to draw n crowd among the
older inhabitants, he having been con
nected mauy years with Thayer &
Noyesreat circus. -:This show em
braces many new features never before
exhibited in this community, notable
the Wonderful Electric Light, which
is worth going miles to see. Its per
formers are among the Desi on me
continent, and altogether it is aid to
)e one of the best shows extant. I he
outfit of this grand show is entirely
new, this being the first seasou it has
ever heen in use. Those who waut to
witness a truly great show should lay
aside their work and make a general
isliday of it, and give their families
i 1 , - , .. . ! a C 4 Vi n
anil ciiuureii a irem. v "
principal features of the show will be
the feat of walking from the ground
on the outside of the Pavillions to the
top of tho Centre Pole by a. daring
young lady. This part ot the exuiui-
tion will be free to all, and will doubt
less draw a large crowd. By all
iaeau8 come and witness tho circus.
One thing we wish to warn people
against, and that is tho pickpockets
which usually follow circuses around.
Thty are iu no way connected with
the show, but are always around
ready to entrap tho unwary
games cf chance of every device,
your money and go to the show.
Additional Court Minute.
C. J. Harris obtained judgment
against Jenks township for $718. 88.
C. M. Frisbee vs. John Kinnear,
verdict for plaintiff for $27.00.
J. D. A'uiger vs. L. Agnew, et al,
noiuuit takn.
Cascade Petroleum Land Associa
tion vs. T. D. Collins et al, verdict for
plaintiff.
J. B. Pearsall was appointed Treas
urer of Barnett township by the court,
and T. W. Allender collector of Har
mony township.
An argument court was appointed
for .he third Monday of July.
W. J. Hey wang Esq., of Titusville,
and Hon. Joshua Douglass of Meao
ville we're admitted to practice in
Forest county
The grand jury recommended that
Collectors Notice.
All parties having unpaid County
and State taxes for 1879, will pleaso
pay the same without further notlcd
and save coshf. P. M. Clauk,
May 19, 1888. Collector.
It is simply murVelous how
quickly constipation, biliousness, and
sick headache are cured by "Sellers'
Liver Pills." For sale by Bovard. 2t.
Why is Barosma the best known
remedy for kidney and lief difficulty ?
Because it has cured chronic caScS of
twenty-five years standing, thought to
be incurable. Prepared by L'j. Js.
Thnmnson. Titusville. Pa. - For sale
1
by Bovard.
2t.
If you have pimples, boils, salt
rheum, rough skin, fcc, try "Lind3ey s"
Blood Searcher." Sold by all drug-
th stove tiiDes in the lower room9 of
rrista. For sale bv Bovard. 2t.
' . . . to
the court house, and some ol the upper
ones be repaired ; that some steps be
taken to keep cattle from grazing and
runniuz at large on tho public
ground, and that the old shingles, rub-1
bish. &c ,be removed from the base-
tit an r At the court house, and thus
IMVU
guard against what might be a confla
gration in the future.
into
Save
Fatal Stroke of Lightning.
The heavy storm on Thbrsday last
was not without its fatal results in this
section. John Mealy, son of Henry
Mealy, who lives in Farmington town
ship, Clarion county, was coming to
fown with a load of staves-and stopped
at Mr. Wentworth'p, about two miles
from this place, to feed and take din
ner. He had just got his team hitched
ud after dinner and was standing on
his load ready to start wiien me
lightning struck him and he fell back
dnn.l Jas. Black and Geo. Hood,
who were near the seeno ran to his
assistance but no- signs of life were
apparent. A mark under the chin
running around to the back of the
neck and part way down the spine
was all that could be found on the
body. Both burses were knocked
down, and one of them was so badly
injured lhat ho will probably be uufit
for further use. The remains of the
deceased were taken to his home and
buried on Saturday. He was about
twenty two years of tige ami unmarried.
He had alwuy hon e the reputation
of a steady, industrious youug mau.
Council Proceedings.
Town council met al Commissioners
office. Tionesta, My 22, 1880. Pres
ent. N. S. Foreman Burgess, and
Couucilmen ShawKey, Bonner, WenW,
ria.k nn.I .Tovce. Minuted of last
X1U. " '
meeting read and approved.
On motion it wrs agreed to levy a
work tax of four mills on the dollar of
valuation.
On motion it was agreed to pay one
mill boro cash tax and one mill general
fund tax.
On motion it was agreed to pay
Road Master $1.75 per day, laborers
15 cents per hour, and team and man
$8.50 per day or 35 cts per hour.
Ou motiou John Mucnzeuberger was
appointed Road Master for ensuing
year.
On motion Jas. Swailes was appoint
ed collector of cash taxes in Tionesta
for ensuing year to receive 5 per cent,
commission on collections, bis boud to
Iia nr-nroved by the Finance Com
mittee. On motion the Finance Com
mittee were instructed to attend to the
collection of the balance due Tionesta
Boro. by T. C. Jackson, ex-collector.
Bill of N. S. Foreman for work on
road presented, amount 50 cts; on
motion the bill was received and au
order drawn for amount.
On motion adjourned to meet at
call of the Burgess.
J. T. Biiennak, Secretary
The New Pipe Line.
Regarding the new pipe line which
is being laid from Kane to Turkey
Citv. and for which a large quantity
of the pipe is being hauled lrom tins
station, a Clarioti correspondent of the
Derrick says :
The new six inch line fiom Turkey
City to Kane, was completed as far as
Edenburg yesterday. Tho force of
men employed has been largely in
creased anl there is now over one
hundred at work on this end while an
equally large force is at work on the
Kane end, coming this v iy. After
Khinnenville the pipe will have
to be distributed by teams and will
require at least fitly lrom two to tnree
weeks, to compieio ioo mon luuu...
A large amount of ditching is being
done. Atone place, between Mon
roeville and Beaver was noticed a
continuous excavation about two feet
deep and a mile long, it is expucieu
the t the line will be completed, ready
to run oil, by. the middlo of July or
the fust of August at the furtherest.
The following figures will show about
how much capital will be invested in
I Iho Imp We do not pretend that the
.,:..,- ara atnetlv nccurate. for of
course it would be next to impossible
to get them so, but they are not many
thousands out ot the way :
f,0 miles 1 in. lPe at ?l B0 per t--?-";.JJ
11 4 1 "0 1W.;H
lahor
CIONESTA
CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY, RV
REMADI.E DEALEHB.
Flour "r1 barrel choice
Flour "r saek, best
Corn Meal, 100 D.s -
Chop feed, pure ;raiii
Hye bushel -Oats
New 'r bushel -
Corn, ear -
Heans r bushel -
Ham, sujiar cured
Break last Dacon, sugar cured
Shoulders
Whitelish, half-barrels
Lnke herring half-bnrrcls
Snsnr
Syrup - - -
N. O. Molasses new - -
Roast Fio ColToo
Rio Coffee, -Java
Colle.o -Tea
-Butter
-
Rico
Eggs, fresh -Salt
best lal o
Lard -
Iron, com mon bar
Nails, 10d, "j keg -Potatoes
-Lime
bbl. -Dried
Apples per rt
Dried Beef -
Pried Peaches per tl
Pried Peaches pared per
F.00
2.C0
- 1.75
- 1.40
- 6f(a70
4550
3i-10
.003.CO
12
- 10
- 7ft8
- 5.75
3.75
- 1012l
75
- 5075
220i-23
200ji22
utl
.2501, no
- 22 (it 2"
OSOjilO
12
2.25
12
- 5.00
0.00
40M
1.50
- 6J03.R
17(2llS
- 12
- 15
Notice to tho Public.
WliMnm. mv wife. Elizabeth, having
left my bed and board without iust cause
or provocation, ail inraiinaio "wcj
tilled not io trust uci n mj - - -
will pay no debts ot ner e iniracini.
1 ' AUUCST WE1NC1ARD. .
Tionesta, Pa., May 22, 1880.
HO!
MIME! ! !
,11
I take pleasure in telling tho Sporting
Fiaternity that I havo re-purcha-cd
FROM HORACE JONES, TO WHOM I
SOLD IT IN 1871.
T AM NICELY LOCATED at my old
1 stand, and I am prepared to attend to
all my friends, and tho public generally,
who need
ANYTHING IN THE GUN LINE!
I shall keep a perfect stock of all kinds of
AMMUNITION!
And all kinds of
FISHING TACKLE-
I shall also continue to handle tho
WJiIleM Sewing Machine,
And tho
CHICAGO SINGER SEWING MACHINE
Come and seo me. You will find me
ALWAYS AT HOME.
Muz.zlo Loaders made to order and war
ranted. prREP AIRING IN ALL ITS
OlBROCIIES PROMPTLY AND
rAITHrULLYiDONE.
BALDWIX.
Tidioute, Pa., Aug. 12,
Allegheny Valley Rail Road,
-AND-
Pittsburgh, Titusville &. Buffalo
Railroad.
Amount for
Amount for stations
Amount for receiving tanks.
Amount for right of way
10,000
. 5,000
.. 10,000
5,000
4-2,800
Ti.ful
'I'Kn -.in nil! !1 I ion o f sixtv miles of
six inch lines from Turkey to Kane.
That of fifteen miles of four inch lines
from Turkey to the Butler fields, and
.i i. nf f.uir inch lino is
from Kaue into the Bradford region.
ti;u arl.pmn has proven a God send
to many men out of employment in the
Clarion field, aud all who want to
vv n i' L- have now an opportunity to have
something to do for several weeks at
rood wa-'es. Once the lino h complo
Tn, three million barrel of empty
..,. t in iho lower Held will bo uo
:i.t P.... n, ndf.r.l production.
,. will eae untheoverllowing
..t- ;.i nii.irUv. biit when tlie
lanna hi i . .i
tauki are full here what will be done .
. . , M.. IX (WCrt
"N AND Al'USiv .Mommy, w.v
WiraliiH will run as loiiows:
STATIONS. No
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Pittsburgh 8:.'i.r
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