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' ,;,i,'trx NICHOLAS TlIOMP-
.vki,A.n, F. C. I,aoy.
DIRECTORY.
, - 1I0NESTA LODGE
.To. 300,
. o. of car.
.. .c'atiimfnv vrnirtr. t
hi' tho Wlita Rootn mPar-
r it irn'.f vr. N. G.
vt-.j ."-. v. 27-tf.
11. I ... Davis,
t...V Tionesta. Fa.
i ibis and jwBoia
40-ly
) i ..i;
Liverpool
! yr-oinin,
Mercantile.
Continental,
Spriniiclo.
m 1r.T-ll l.ifn fc Ac
J.IM...-. -----
Cotupmy.
Pa. Mutual Ai t Society.
. Gran-din.! . if , 'I hhuui , i n.
LOCAL AND I.1ISC LANEOUS..
A t.p
top.
ft -
, nosv.y
hestor,
NCH:
nt Insurance
i .-''.r from
Hickory, although maile) o:j , loBilny,
i!id nut reach us uutil tbi.i morning,
too lato for publication. It occurs to
us that a letter gught o cprao from
Hickory here, seven miles, in less than
three days. Somebody necdi over-
'lWuuion depot at Buffalo was
cruVnel by the heavy buow yesterday,
and, as jar as kuowu, five lives were
lost, oil employes of the railroad. A
train of cars filled with passengers was
iu tho depot at the time, but none
were injured, miraculous as it may
seem
We are pleased to note that
Henry Ewald, Tidiouto's boas jeweler,
has sufficiently recovered from his ac
cident last fall, to again bo nt his
bench and attend to all work in his
line. Parties iu need of his services
will please make n noto of this.
O.uite a number of tho Odd Fel
lows of this place went to'Pleasantvillo
last evening to attend a lecture le
livered by Rev. Martin of Tidioutc,
and participate in a grand banquet
to be jriven by their l'leasahtvilic
brethren. A good time was doubtless
had.
Mir. I- TKnmnamt'M friends in this
f A.1 IV vi."
At a recent meeting of TionesU pftce will be pleased to learn that ho
adge, I. O. of O. F., it was vtcd to j,as almost recovered from his severe
tWoni.cd Time. TnM.- Ti..ncMa Mallon.
NORTH.
Train- l; 7
Train M 11:-
'I'raiil !
Tiiiin 18.
SOUTH.
Train 13 10:.") am
Trnin 10 1:34 pm
k!o4 pnkTrain 10 7:41) pin
5:04 pin
am
ri nin 0 North, and Train IS South carry
V.lio mail.
M. E. Sabbath School at iu
H. Sabbath School at 11
T J
chance the night of meetiug from Fri
day to Saturday night. This was done
r,rminnll f.if tllB Convenience of
l - - - ,
me.ubers living in the country. The
card elsewhere in this paper has been
changed accordingly.
Tho revival meetings at the M. F.
Church ero brought t a close ou
a. m., x. oi. iuunn. w - T... . -
a. m. Presbyteriau Sabbath School at Sunday eveuing lat. hlo but low
o p.
m.
in
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A? LA"W,
TfOKFSTA, PA
,. J.. XI. J-G'B
A .TIOHSTA,
AT - L A n
-No Senator yet.
JJiss Maude Davis visited
Warren over Sunday.
-Vennr and the Groundhog don't
r... . . IT . 1... fl..iu
agree, lius is v e-ior a men o
li looks vry much us thaw we d
have some mild weather.
Air. .1. Homier, of Stoneboro,
Mercer county, is here on a business
visit.
Rev. O. 15. Clark, of Jamestown,
N. Y., spjnt the Sabbath with his son,
I). W.
Mr. G. D. Ackerly.ofMeadville,
is visiting . her pareuts at Nebraska,
were forward to seek tho Lord, we
believe itfuch lasting good was accom
plished. The meetings at the F. M.
Church, under Rev. Wood's ministra
tions, are still progressing.
Moaroe Clark's dog bit Esq.,
Tate quite severely in tho baud on
Monday, and in half an hour after the
same dog bit tho dust, from the effects
of a bullet hole over the eye, which
was right and proper. that is, the
latter bitting s;rape. No biting dog
should be allowed to eiist.
The buildiug of a new school
house is meeting with almost a unani
mous support. With very few ex
ceptions every tax payer that has been
nskad has sinned tho petition. The
direetora will now take immediate
attack of rheumatism and will soon be
around again. He is living witli.jMr.
Jarnieson's family at Pleasantvillc.
Some mean cuss started the story in
that place thU Nick was a luuatic but
perfectly harmless, and for several
days he was a subject ot curiosity to the
small boy.
The headlines in one of tho telo
graphic news columns of the Derrick
read as follows: "Five
v i v v. J
Years." (in the penitentiary), "A
Fatal Kick," "Iiobbed and Beaten,"
"Lynched," "Murder and Suicide,
"Poisoned." "Cruelty to the Iisane,
"Attempt to Blow up a Steamer,"
"Attempted Assassination, ""Gagged,"
1 . . . . -. . tie P. -
"Tak mi? Bribes. ".Missing, k:., olc.
And vet the Derrick sighs for a suicide
or an incendiary fire just for news
Yet that paper never was satisfied
with common, evry-day occurrences
to. v hen tins is done u is lo oo nop
ed they'will turn their attention to tho
construction of the much needed riiil-
road up tho Tioncsla Valley.
The 0(7 A Drug Newt, published
in JNev i one uy, unu wim-u
standard authouty ou all matters per
taining to oil interests ot tho country,
has this to fay about Forest County:
Tho oil sand in the Blue Juy well,
tho successful Forest county wildcat,
is more than 200 loot below the sea
level, a fuet that is miticahle, because
i.f llotler eountv. Pa., no other
oil sand has been found nny distance
I I A
below the sea level, un was smigui
f the Blue .lav well an
long ago us 1.8G0, but tho drill never
wont iliinn eniioirh litifnlG. Jt is said
l'V.'V
that several well-known oil brokers ot
this city havo invested largely iu
Forest county lauds, regarding the
Bouf iiiipvnlirml und undeveloped ter
ritory between tho Bradford mid
'!--:" .. ..j ,!. nnitiiilir riMr'inll f()l"
nio Kr.ight and tins ti nchrr
1M.
Clarion fields us tho coming region tor
oil production.
Bamelt Bub4)lc3.
LumberiRg on tho Clarion Immense
Qunantities ot limuer going
in Personal Dots, cc.
,f3 ieti Mi
Vev'ji't th l;
v'kO. Al
. ..i u nnut.e.A n an
,n flleo at- VVaah-
(.(Uc-era, soMlrs, or
this eountv
r,t It T? .fll I itV
iur. v;nas. a. -u-vaus, u, v.. ,
spent a few hours among his lionesta steps to have a vote on the matter, and
J ttiH buildinr out under way at once.
: friends on Momiay
Ci.aiunoton, Pa., Fht 5, '81.
It is not becauso Barnett has sece
ded, or bocomo worso than usual that
the scribe from "Old Forest" has been
lnntr it is buCAUSQ ll3 has
QllUU uvf -v-'q J - -
been too busy, and no it falls 10 tho
lot of a storm-stead wayfarer to' note
tho "other" end of the county.
Uur river nas oeeu ciu-juu nuio
vembcr ; cnns'nlerablo lumber was
frozen up in tho ice; it is being drawn,
in anticipation of a "sweeper" in the
spring.
Tho lumber business is booming;
not less than 330,000 cubic foot of tim
ber will have been put in nt Claring-
Creek against the
1. Af I.,!.. K'ori. 1! II 1 n.r r.( "(
Melinda," by .lohn Biuck, Sum r4
Hob Blaek a fid Mi--' Pee Davis-
Declamation, "Tlio i:U(er ot the
Shingle," by Johnny Kellopg; Dia
n-Tue. "An Indignation Meeting, by.
Mrs. Wliilo and Misses Phoebo Ksrr,
Minnie Knight, It"fo Davis, Emma.
Kerr, Scilla Mays, and the teacher.
A paper was then read Milium.;
Kuight and tho teacher. Thi ..i 'Hi
tho evening the best of order was pre-
. i t
served.
New Harness zhep.
I have inst oneneJ up a I inn
Shop in Tionestu, up staiis,. oj. posito
Lawrence House, where I will b-i ;,ul s
to meet all who desire anything iu my
lire. All work guaranteed. Lall ami
examine before going eisewhere.
LoitKN.O ! L'LTON.
Tionosta, Feb. .H,
Fresh Oystc-s 20o can at Wm.
Smeurhaugh & Co. -t.
. Codfish as largo ns a barn door at
Robinson & Bonner's. Tho nicest ever
brought lo this market. 2t.
Attorney General Palmer will
please accept tnanks for a copy of his
v.-eiv it;)nr in the lato war, , an nn.i ieo()
noi.iniia to wt.ieKthev may b report for 10 1 J ana 103U.
" ... 1 I... !.,., mool I ' TT . -
raiini? i,itnyK(Mfl."!("'"' -James Carson ana iiarvey roro-
v. . lsi. iat;MS ior ai ! i , . . ,.
ioMiiiy ! ' ! is i'ri"i' vr man are pviwuj; uc ,
inz in the rrotuouoiarj a mice,
Mr. N. F. Williams, who wields
the birch in the Faguudussehool, paid
us kplea-mnt call last Saturday.
. r
W. II. Aadrcws, tho Titusville
dry couds man, gave his seeond free
excursion taking iu lidiouje, lionesta
and intermcdiato points, on Thursday
r .1 1
last. Quite a number weut irom mis ton and Mapie
place, but it reports are true they hauling ends.
i: !..' am Kir. n hnnnn7.il as II1PV I mi r:il . rv. a n niittui
U1UI1 V mmm.'a ixo M.fe """" 1116 llllolOUO Vw., --
expected. Most all agreed that goods ghout joO.OOO fet of timber, and also
lit 1. U . .. . 1 . lifira ii a at. . t ...1- ...t.:--.U tliau
a lar'To atnotini 01 ciucn
To day choice Comb Honey, Or
anges, Lemons, Apple Jelly at t
2t. Wm. Smeabbaluui & Co.
Wo think our Anchor Brand of
Flour the best iu the County for tho
price. Try it.
'Jt. llonlNSON & UONNKK.
in
Soup,
We have Kirk's Satinet and Blue
India; McBride's OKI Lather, in r
and three-pound bars ; Proctor
Gamble's Everyday ami Ivory;
bio's one and four pound b&rsj "Do.. ,
bins' Electric ; all as low as any oilier
dealers. Coma and see them.
'Jt. UoHiNsotf it Bonn Kit.
,r. a n-:u.- J.ur.rm nf could bo bouiht a cheap here as at
Wicker & Blake, bard-wood dealers of TitusvilU, with the exception of a few
jrt,0A i i-' ''I a s -Mier in
JVW1 i , iviii'j; -i HUinlior of
teiWo liiii proe'ii.in of aol-
experienep will assure
'aiiiiHin thn shfrtest pos-
J. U.AUNKW.
Boston, Maw., stopped in town over
Sunday. This firm is itill buying aud
ehippiug Urge quantities of cherry and
ash from this county by way ot fcne
field. Mr. Wicker rsports his partner,
Mr. Blake and wife and daughter well
and happy.
Valimiie day occur.? next Mon-
;,..,. Tah.nn;A ,r,a-.J di. but as yet aone of the very funny
ttm yesterday afternoon. , or sentimental picture, with appropn
l...rZ. thereat author, ate poetry underneath have appeared
'is Kay, one of the late propri-
in the laarket. Although the day is
more honored in the breach than its
observance, some people look forward
yiiuo in Ecclefechan, Dum
yAljdcland, on the 5th ii.st.
v i ni.nAKitii nn ai m m lU'll 1 1 1 r inuiv iui tt u a i y
Free Methodist society of tbU . h h'uticil)alions of tt .rmt deal hopes of saving his leg, whid was so
omnll articles nurchased from the
i
4-cent counter. We Mieve in pat
ronizing and encouraging our home
stores as much as possible, and hopo
our citizens will not be takeu in any
mora by the free-excursion dodge.
The way to build up a town to pat
ronize home institutions. It some
I times Leoomes necessary to go out of
towu for aa articlo but that is not
often.
We are very sorry lo state that
Calvin Arner's condition has grown
verv serious, ami there aro uow no
"uutry expact to hold their
- ator near lyier.ourg. fey lbat
I ft
T IT. Wilson. Superintendent of the
' .1 .- ,1..n.n inith a I w - a ..r in- :.U . U . -a !d inlrinrp
vrOL'kIV HW" U. 1'. Ci V IW T, Willi unicis, io
... us.
Now. 'is
I
,.1
,r-w. I xi. j. . vv ii j ,
Ack of measles at his former ttCtia measurfs for buildiDg
Marieuville. 'Hope he's not dep0t and hotel at Oil City.
toiuity in;
eo.
5f tho !
'au! ri"t -
lot:'
on rthv 1.'. ;
LlanJ the bit i.
i;i the harbor k
Tiuwta. '' ,
Four of the'.
Jadies of tho south ,
iybsterday.' Their
v,as 534 pounds.
a new
not aud hotel at Oil City. Ibis is
as it should be, and we bavo no hesi-
time to get your , Bavinr that it will be accom-
You can get them for p;, g9 Mr. Wilson is a pusher,
and whatever he undertakes is accom
plished. Mr. S. Crum, Tailor, and Mr. S.
Fulton, Saddler and llarnessmaker,
have opened shops in Tiouesta within
tha oast two weeks. Two more useful
and more needed tradesmen could not
have located in our town, and as
both are industrious gentlemen and
come well recommeuded, we hope they
will reeeivo the patroiiaga of our
j TU Oil City DfQ ick wants somo
' naa to coii. nit suicide or arson sathey
s Iino mimn news
1 -f ! ahvays suppled tha Derrick to U a
the time to
'M03 cheai.
)0 a dozen for the next ten 'days at
river, Martin's Photo Boat. .It.
i.We 'think tho oldest inhabitant
Z?k this year iu his stories of
uiliier. We have not heard any
y that this puts them in mind of
.Ller of '20 or '4G.
Si I i" topped tho door quietly,
I ; in (5ofilv, aud putting his
i'(oks.r said : "Say, do you
f it is iwlully cold weath ."
put him in his 1'utle bed.
t si j is out of
a icq i
lui't ies '
L.
.i-ttT' raft, tstut-k
he:. -'i ! Vatt's
und ro-iaft:.ig it
rnuuth of Littlo
:ll!'l i. -
: WCl W
, 'lined
Solid girli
your.-
south warders. We wonder it tna
north ward girls can beat.it.
, One of the cold mornings last
' '. some eveitement was created :n
Vor ead of town by seeing a man
g up btreet with a tin bucket iu
-.hand arid a veil over his face.
vter h had it on lo protect his
XhU noif) i3 the query.
eibel, our enterprising aud
tinner and ; hardware
y ou a visit to friends aud
'-- a and X'r'te couutiw
i inner not orivea to selfish ideas', and to
t: y,aud gel some pSor cuss to sbu'ftlo
off this mortal coil just for the sake of
an iu.1a. ' Come up here whre things
uia-booming, or get the Major to write
jot another rat Btory.
MrJas. K.'ciark, of Barnett
towuhip, ex-Commissioner of Forest
i Couistv. wu.i.in towu last week look-
ia-r around with a view ot moving nis
family to Tionesta. He has his eye
,m eertaiu property here, and will
probably purchase it. Wo hope Mr.
Clark will not chango his mind, 'for
we want a host of just such good cm
zens aa he to locate among us.
JudL'e Brown, with Associates
Reck and Hill, held Argument Court
vAterdav. adiourning this morning
Tl. M3i Walker vs. Lacy for
change vi yeuuo was decided in the
negative, intf the case will be tried iu
this county at next tension of court.
Aside l'rjto this nothing of importance
wrstrr. 1
severely frozen, whilo couveying him
home from tho woods. Tho bruising
of the thigh caused the blood to stop
circulating, aud not until the toes
hefau to turn black was it discovered
that hi foot was frozen. Since that
irrnfrone has set in. aud the doctor
says the leg must be amputated either
ahnvft or below the knpe. He is too
much exhausted and weakened at
present to endure tho operation, and
it is feared that unless it is soon per
formed it cannot be done without re
sulting fatally. Altogether Mr. Ar
uer's condition is a most distressing
one, and tho expressions of regret and
sympathy we ,hear from tlw citizens
generally are many aud deep. We
hope to have the satisfaction oicnron
icling his safd deliverance from the
serious conditiou he is now in. P. S.
Drs. Blaine and Davis started for
Fork Run this morning, and will am
putate Mri Arner's leg to-day.
Last WedDeaday morning County
o - li i m fclriii k town, his
ourvejroi iruniv"
business being mako up another l-a-
frineer corps to do to work tr piist in
making a survey for the ej fusion oi
th -Buffalo. Pittsburgh .' tern U
Ii., frym Irvioeton Pa., to ilamanca,
N. Y.alorg the valley ot I e Alleghe
ny Bivef. Two corps a already in
ihe field and Mr. W. will start with
his men as soon as he receives orders
from the Chief Engineer, or from the
General Superintendent, as the case
mav be. The B. P.& W. K. U. Com
pany meau busicess, and will push the
mad through as speedily as ponsiuie
The best of grade has been obtained
as fai as the survey has progressed ant
will not, it is thought, exceed 18 to 20
feet per tulle; maximum curvature not
in excess if 5, except, possibly, at one
or two pots. With the road, which
the same Company purposes to build,
from ShermaVe, ou the Chautauqua
Road, to Buf)ibxaud abovt line
from IrviDet ther
connecting witu v
'ill rive t.
will saw on their mill at the mouth oi
Millstone.
About 50,000 feet of timber will be
put in at Colemjin.
Tho. Coleman Co, havo in now
about 2.000.000 'feet of logs and have
not finished stocking yet. Miles 1 lerco
has the job of stocking.
llenorts ffom up the Clarion and
down the same warrant the conclusion
that the amount of lumber that will
havo been put in dining tho winter,
should hauliug coutiuue, has not been
exceeded for somo time.
A stick of hemlock 80 feet long has
been put in at Katt's.
One iob nuts in timber at Glaring-
ton that is hauled a distance of not less
than 8 miles.
Bethune, of Tylersburg formerly,
now blackens tho atmosphero of our
town with the smoke of his forge.
Richard Wiulock lost n valuable
horse last week.
Robt. McCloskey lost his pocket
book containing 40, somewhere bo
tweeu his shauty and Brookville.
D. J. Reynolds is with us again.
The machinery of the Maplo Creek
mill has been purchased by A. Cook
who has removed it. o uuderstaud
that Mr. Cook has purchased au inter
est in the Point aw Mill, Allegheny
City.
It is(uinored that the Shippeu
'ronertv Una been sold ; we cauuot
ft v
vouch lor the fact. Tho purchaser is
said to bo a Company, one of whom is
Mr. Metzgar of Piney, well known to
the lumbermen of tho Clariou. The
price uamed in connection with the
purchase, 15,000, seams too great to
warrant the belief the sale bus ueeu
made.
'Sao. Barton who met with the uc-
cidtut noted in your paper, had tho
part of his foot severed by the ax
taken off; the cut beinj too severe to
allow tho parts to grow together.
By The Way.
It
Good Navy Tobacco per
Best lino cut per lb 75c.
Choice Syrup per gallon COc,
No. 1 Flour per sack $1:60.
J cans best Tomatoes for 25r
Oat Me nl only Go.
Wm. S.MEAnnAijor
lb 50c.
For Sale, ;
Th-i llouso and Lot uow i
Daniel V. Aguew, ou II
Tionesta, Pa. Will bo s
cash.
4t. E. E. v.
For Sale or fsentr
The Klinesiiver house, situated
G. W. Bovurd's residence, am
piesent occupied by Thos. Has.
Tonus reasonable and very eas
Inquire at .his ofiie.r.
Goods chtnp at
A u?; 11, '80.
Haslet & L
School Exercises.
IIIWmtMBKtlill II MHII I H IIMIimMMWMMM
CORBECTED KVEBY TUESDAY, I
ItEl.IABt.E DEALERS.
Flour p burrol choioo - - 6.00;
Klour suck, best
I'orn Meal, 100 tha -
t'hop feed, puro grain
Hye bushel -
Outs Now t bushel -
Corn, ear - - -
Beans bushel -
Ham. KOtrar cured '- .
Breakfast Bacon, suar cured
Shoulders - " -
NVhltelish, half-barrela
Tiko herrlns hulf-barreU
Sujrar - -
Syrup
N. (). Molasses new
Boast Bio Oolleo
Kio ColVee, ...
Java Cofleo ...
Tea - - - - - . -
Butter -
Bico -
KkSS fresh
Salt best lal- o
Bard
Iron, eonunon bar
Nails, lOd, c, kes -l'otatt-es
- - -
Li mo S bbl.
Dried Apples per lb
Dried Beef - - -
IH-ied Poaches per lb
Dried Peachea pared per &
. 1.40
- 1.271
4!
r 3t
1.50(j
71
t
Babnett Town, Fob est Co.,
Jan. 25, 1881. )
Last Friday eveuing there wad a
"spelling" at the Fitzgerald school
houso, and although the snow fell fast
all day and the roads were almost im
passible thero were about one hun
dred aud i'ty persona present.
Sides were tloseu by the captains,
Minuh '"uigl nd Maurice Fitzger
ald; "l WJulJ
bav for lack
TRIAL LI
PllOTIIONOTAUY
l'oiti:s r t
f'auses set down fr trial in U
Common Picas of Forest Com
ruary Term lsl :
1
i
j. A. Hopkins vs. lloia
Wilkins. v
H. Jones I'm use vs. J'
Peterson, Kxooutor, et '
, Nancy Dawson, Admr.
Small Ann Dale
, J. F. Blaine, vs. '
SWilfilUt. ;
,- Peter Ifell'ion vs. J
Culehei li.