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She &txrA
it.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 11. IBM.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.
Ttnr'gc S. .T. WnM'oTT.
)Hvcihnrn North ward, T. J. Van
Oirwpri, T. M. Cobb, Jno. A. Hart; South
ward, (1. V. Robtnuon, S. H. Haslet, KU
lloleman.
Jimtii'f.i ff lite Peace .1. T. Bronnan,
D. S. Kimx.
Vivtahlr Jmnos Wallers.
Si-hofil Pirrrfor.'! . Shawkev, S. -T.
Wohjnlt, J. E, Blaine, A. B. Kelly, J. T.
Breunan, A. H. Partridge.
. .
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
Mi'mhrr of rnnrtrr-$Af. MosoHOVfl.
Afisomliht V it DAVIS.
J'rfiKi'lrnt JudaeW. D. Rnowv.
Atnotiale J ulrcJouy Bixrc, C. A.
Htr.r,.
Trfitnrrr N. S. FnnrMAN.
Prnthonnlari, rtrrixtcr if' Jiccorder, f c
Jl'NTIH SlIAWKKT.'
,yhrrif.( A. lUlsnATX.
0)OT.iM'WnCrn-HM BlCRMW, IsAAO
IjONa.lt. W. LEOKnrn.
Oninli Su.nerintenivvlW. K. Brock-
"WA V.
IKxtriet A Unrnru S. D. Irwin.
Jurw fWrniWonera C. II. Church.
Fktkr Yoitnok.
(lavnh Snrvrfior F. F. WniTTKKlN.
rV)onrr ('. 11. Cjlt'Uf'lI.
(lountu A viators Nicholas TuOMr
toN, D. F. CorF.r.ANi), F. C. Lacy.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
" " 'csr , TIOmTA LODGE
I. O. of O .F1.
clock, in the IiV.T Room In Far-
tridgo'sllftll.
P. M.CLARK. N. a.
O. W. KvWYEH. tti'c'y, . 27-tf.
K. I.. IJ.ivis,
A TTDRNEY AT LAW. Tlnnwta.-Pa.
JV Collections made in tills and aljoin-
Jng counties. 40-ly
ATTORNEY A7 LAW,
rjV F. niTCIIEY,
ATTOP.NEY-AT-LaW,
Tionesta, Forest County Pn.
A ttoizxht - a t-la lr
TIOXiWTA, PA.
LOCAL AND I.HwCELLANEOUS.
Coii1' iii i1 Time TiiMp Tlimrxtn mtndnn.
nokiii. I mi;rn.
Train ! H: H nmlTrnin IS Jo:7 am
Train .! ll:"vi mn Train JO pm
Train 0 :!:i4 pin Train lrt 7:41) I'm
Train IK 5:01 jnn
Train 9 North, ami Twin lft South carry
tho mail. .' .
M. E. Sabbath' School at 10
a. ni., J' . . M. babbatli hcnooi ai 11
b. ia., Presbyterian Sabbath School at
3 p. hi. -
Preaching in the Presbyterian
Church next Sunday morning and
evening, by Ilev. Hirklinjr.
Rev. -Hill will occupy tho pulpit
of tho M. K. Church next bunday
eveuing at 8 o'clock.
How about Decoration Day ? Will
Tioucsti berva ?
-Jqo. Nohlo carao down from
Brad. last Friday.
-Editar James, of the Common-
wealth, was in town yesterday.
-It will Boon be tiwe for the forest
Ere fiends to get In their work.
School for three weeks yt and
then our juveniles will be happy.
-Prof. Brockway held a teachers'
examination iu this place last Satur
day- '
The Misses Evans, of Tidioute,
paid Tiouerita iViends a short visit last
rJaturday.
JunaUcrries are in bloom, and if
blossoms nre an indication tho hurries
will be plenty. '
Our farmers have their oats about
all sown, and aro giving their attention
to other products.
No baso ball here yet ; nor cro
quet cither, that has come to our re
porter's notice. What's the matter?
Mr.'ll. H. May returned laelFri-
day from ft hhorl visit to Louisville.
His on LViiijamin is t-till iu that city.
Trouling thus far Las not heeu
very good, ine largest siring yet
brought in has not numbered over 25
or SO.
Ilev. llickling has moved to town
ATTENTION SOI.MF.rtS !
I hnvn lirtpn admitlpil to practice as (in
Attoinfv in tho Pension Oflieo t Wali-
4,iiron -n. C. All ofllcprn. HohUern. or
. . a il I I "II . 1 l r
muor who tvciv ininr a in inn jam wr, tun vriii occupy as a rtsicieuce ari, oi
cn obtnin ppnMions to whicli tlicv mav 1 t ' ir ... i i f. ,i.
ontitlo'l. Iiv callintr on or nrtdresainsnneHt wo iviiu jxuubu, unu.i j
Tlonesta. Ph. AIho, claims tor arrpnrncs RonUer
of pay ami bounty will receive prompt at
tention. w H-T.-.bn over iciur rears asolcller In
' tiy' to vvlrt1"'',f' hatin lor a number of
,rtf . ,wi,iTKlJin tro-ecution of aol-
tho colloction of claims In thn ahortest pom-
ibio Tunc. j, n, .
4itr.
, Lawrenrfl House,
TtOVFSTA, PF.NN'A, WM. KMPJAF.
PiAU'iH. PnorniKTOiu This 1ioum
lx cnariiUv located, l'verythini? now nl
wall fni-niwbert Sunerior nc.comniodn.
Mr. reterjBorry, of ILirmony
twp., is to-day announced as a candi
date for Sheriff, subject to tho usages
of the Republican party.
D. W. Clark's children, Effie and
John, who have been very low with
diphtheria, are somewhat belter, und
it is hoped they are out of danger.
Rev. J. B. Thompson, of Shan-
vTfai.ics.iin(lFiviiH of U kinds served nondale, Clarion county, accompanied
in their iwhoii, Sample room for Com- bv his daughters, Miss Cora and Pearl,
Kicrcinl A;,'cntH. . t- . l
- - paid a 6liurt visit to Iionesta triends
TmvXKTl AONKW KI-OOK. T. C. Juht weeU'
l Jackson. Proprietor. This is a new Je. Derickson brought in the
umise.f ml lux n"thoa riftoi up wr nn
-,nn.n.-!ntio,i of tbe nubile A portion first rattlesnake of the season last Sat
of 11.0 patronage of the public is solicited, urjtty ie k-,uc j it on lha hil baoit
; f Hunter's crist mill. It measured
C. COi'.UUN, M.
physician sunn EON,
Mas bad over fifteen years exnennnco in
tlia practice of his profession, bavin jj grad
uated leffalti nnd honorably May in. 1SH5.
Office and KcHidcnco in Forest House,
oppositn the Court House, Tionesta, Pa.
Aug. 2.r.-lHrtO
TIONKSTA, PA.
Offick Houns ; 7 to 0 A. M., 7 to 0 p.
. Wednesdays and Haturdays Irom 11
. m. to 3 v. M.
fjQ n. K. U BTEA DM AN,
SURGEON DENTIST.
Dontal room in 'Dr. IVaine's office., next
bior U Central Houne. Tioneaita, Pa. All
Kvork warranted, and at reasonable prices.
M. MiY. A. B. klilXT.
MA T, rAUK 6 CO.,
B -A. UEBBS
Corner of Elm fc Walnut St. TioneHta.
' Bank of Discount and Deposit,
lutereat allowed on Time Deposits.'
Collections made on all the Pri nci pal points
of tho U.S.
T Collections solicited. 18-ly
s l'lIOTOGIlAPIl GALLERY.
i
TIOXUSTA, lA.,
- - Proprietor.
II. CARPENTER,
l'ictures taken in allthe latest stylos''
the art. 26-tr
iflllAULES KAISlCi,
J
rnA CTICA I.
CARRIAGE AND WAGON MAKER.
In rear of fllum's 151aeksinith hhop,
ELM 8T., - - TIONKSTA. PA
tin ee uu J u half feet.
New fences, nevy walks partly
making gardeo and cleaning up float
yards uro in order now ; and just here
we wish to say, dou't forget the cellar
and back yard.
-Mrs. T. J. VanGiesen, with her
children, Maud and Lec, accompanied
Mrs. S. C. Sloan to her home in Alle
gheny City, and expects to spend eev
eral weeks there.
Mr. Wagner, of Warren
has succeeded Charley Congdon as
clerk at the Central House, the latter
having resigned his position and wil
soon say good-bye to Tionesta.
JaB. K. Clark, of Barnett, has
taken possession of the Fleming
House with his family and become
citizen of our borough for a fact
Glad to welcome all such
Mr. G. W. Robinson Is inclosing
his premesis with n new picket fence,
which, when finished will improve the
looks of his property an hundred fold
Jim Carson is the architect.
The meeting; of Grand Lodgo
O. of O. F., of this Stato takes plaee in
Pbiladelpbia. May 1G. Mr. G.
Sawyer was elected Representative of
the Tionesta Lodge, and will start for
there shortly.
An exchange sayi that only one
man in niue-twu is man enough to
slyly put a long blonde hair, on the
thoulder of a man whose wife is a
brunette. Only a divorce lawyer
would play such a shabby trick.
For the largest black bass caught
in the State, with a lly, Afield and
Afloat offers a handsome fly fishing
bass outfit, and fi'.r the largest black
bass caught in tha, public waters oflhe
late with a bait, k similar outfit.
The Rppublicnn County Com
mit '-(i of this county will meet in Tio
nesta next Tuesday evening for the
transaction oi important business, and
it is urged and hoped that a good at
teudauco will be had. Don't forget it.
John Hulings sold his timber in
Pittsburgh at good figures, came home,
and left immediately to go out into
Clarion and "Old Forept" in the in
terest of the N. G. R. R. John has a
good show to make money and we'ro
glad of it.
The attention of all those persons
eummonad to attend court next week
as Grand Jurors is directed to a notice
published elsewhere in to-Jay's issue,
notifying them not to appear, as all
thn businesss rsqniriug the presence of
a grand jury has been settled or dis
posed of.
.Some of the small hoys were "in
Bwimmiti'" on Sunday lasc. It's
rather early yet boys, and if yoj per
sist in doing so righi along some of
you may be under the sod before good
swimming opens up. But then, you
cata't kill a boy that will go swimming
ou Sunday.
Tho bridge next the river bank,
near Derickson & Co.'s stave mill
needs the immediate attention of our
towu dads. The. timbers are nearly
rotted away, and with a heavy load
upon it is liable to go down. A stiich
in time may saves nine or ten hun
dred dollars to our borough.
Walters Bros, have refitted and
renovated their meat market and will
hereafter keen on hand constantly a
good supply of the best of meats,
They ask a continuauce of the gener
ous patronage heretofore given them,
and promise their customers first-class
goods at the lowest prices. It.
The Mny term of court will con
vena next Monday. The usual num
ber of w itnesses, jurors, clients, law
vers &c, will doubtless he in attend
ance, yet it is hardly likely that the
session will lust very long. . There are
no criminal cases of much importance
on the calendar, uud but few civi
cases.
Our old friend "Major" Frank
Mali it) arrived in town Saturday eve
inn? and staved over nunnay. lie is
on bis first trip as traveling agent for
John C. McCrea's extensive pork-
packing house, Erie. Frank is a wide
awake, honorable gentleman, and we
hope he will coutinue in the business
and make it a point to get this way
often.
Billy Smearbangh, of tho Law
rence House, has erected a new street
lamp, which makes a wonderful diffwr
euco in the appearance of things
around there after night. By pleasant
and geutlemanly treatment of his
"wests and close nttention to business
Mr. Smearbaugh is rapidly gaining
for the House an euviabla reputation
and a good patronage.
The Ceutral City. (Neb.) Item,
Geo. A. Percival nnd R. F. Steele, ed
itors, is one ef the wittiist papers in
tb country. Its visits to our sanctum
are as welcome as the flowers in May
after a winter like tho one just pari.
Mr. Percival, we are proud to say, was
once a Forest county boy, and he has
still ruauy friends here who are pleased
to hear of his success.
Judge Coon, of Barnett, whose
announcement as candidate for County
Commissioner was published last week,
finds that his business the coming
summer will be such as to prevent him
from giving proper attention to the
canvas, and requests us to withdraw
his announcement. The Judge is well
known in the couuty and would doubt
less have made a good run.
J. Q. Sweeny, for some time past
a law student iu the ofiice of Hon. W.
L. Corbett, was admitted to the Clarion
couuty bar, by the Court last week
Mr. Sweeney is an iudustrious, de
serving youug man, and we have every
confidence that he will make a useful
member of his profession. Clarion
llepublican. Mr. S. is an old subscri
ber of ours, and wo wish him sudcess
The forest v stream, as a paper
for lovers of Geld sports and outdoor
recreation, 6tauds to-day without a
rival. It contains twenty-four pages
of just such reading matter as suits the
tastes of all true sportsmen. No lover
of the Rod and Gun ought to bo with
out it, and if he once gets to reading
it will not be happy without it. S;e
advertissment iu another cotumn and
send for a sample copy to tha Forest
A Stream Publishing Co., New York
City, N. Y.
Goods cheap at
Aug. 11, '-vj.
JIa-j.it it Hon.-;.
The AlIoJi-Mty Valley .Railroad
intend buildirg juitfl a number of new
bridges this teasan. T. D. Collins, at
his Nebraska mill has tho contract of
furnishing 400.000 feet of bridge tim
bers, and has made several deliveries
already.
A pheasant pursued by a hawk
flew into Mr. Robinson's yard, this
tnorningand wascailght by his children.
After handling it some time it was set
free but did not feetn to care about
leaving. It was taken up and placed
in safo keeping, and Mr. Robinson will
try his baud at taming it. If he suc
ceeds it will be a rare pet.
Venango County re-elected S. II.
Prather Superintendent of Schoolb ;
Clarion re-elected A. J. Davis: Elk
re-elected Geo. R. Dixon ; McKean j
elected M. O. Campbell ; Warren
elected C. D. Arird ; Crawford re
elected Prof. Chamberlain ; Meadville
City elected Prof. A. J. Langloy, of
the Kuinboro Normal School, well
known to many of the teachers ofFor
est county.
Rev. Robert Henderson, a colored
minister, and brother of our townsman,
George Henderson, preached in the
M. E. Church on Monday evening.
The church was crowded with people,
many being unable to obtain even
standieg room and were obliged to
leave. The sermon is spoken of as an
able ffirt. Rev. Henderson is a col
lege .graduate and ranks among the
first clergymen of his church.
John Cuarlsteu started for Shef
field yesterday morning where he has
a job of taking out 1,000 cords of hem
lock bark for llortoo, Creary & Co.,
the extensive tannars of that place
His base of operations will be about
six miles from Sheffield, and about 20
men will be engaged on this particular
job. John is a hard worker, and it
may be depended on that he will make
some money out of his contract.
W neglected last week to call
attention to the card of Mr. L. Fulton,
harness maksr, which will be found
elsewhere. Mr. Fulton has turned
out several new sets of harness since
locating in Tionesta, all of which have
given splendid satisfaction. He does
first-class work at very moderate prices,
and now that he" has become a perma
nent citizen of our place and cxpect3
to drive his business here, we ask all
to give him their patronage and en
couragement. The Postal Review is a new publi
cation devoted to the interests of post
masters, postal clerks, postal route
agents &c, the first number of which
has reached us. As is stated in the
salutatory the want of a periodical
of this discription has lung been felt,
and judging from the number before
lis we believe this nmgaziue will fully
meet this want. It is neatly printed
and is issued monthly, bend tor a
specimen copy to The Postal Review
Tunkhaunock, Pa.
"Bostox Inside Out." Rev. Hen
ry Morgan says, he has ordered two
sets of type and engaged two of the
largest printing houses in Boston, to
priiit.tbe next edition of "Boston In
side Out," up to 20,000. Over 1000
agents are cauvassiug for the work, 50
ministers and nearly 1000 studeuts.
They have the profits, as the book is
for reform, and not for gain. Address
for particulars, Rev. IleT.ry Morgan,
Boston, Mass.
It was our intention to make a
faw remarks concerning Forest
county's new School Superintendent
lest week, but the convention kept up
so late, that in our rush to get to pres?
Wednesday morning commeuts had to
be suspended. We can simply say
that in Mr. J. E. Iliilard our county
is well provided with a Superintend
ent. He has taught school iu several
of the townships in the county, iu all
of which he has given excellent satis
faction, aud won for himself a splendid
reputation as an educator. He has
made himself what he is. a brilliaat
scholar, aud a moral and upright man
He has the vim and push to bring the
schools of the county op to a high
standard of excellence, und we have
full confidence that he will succeed in
doiugso. In this work it is but rea
Bouablo to ask the hearty co-operation
of tho directors and citizens of the
couutv. without which the best man
living can do little toward the ad
vancemerit of education. Let us all
wish the uew Superintendent success
and try to help him achieve it. In this
connection it is but jut to say that the
other candidates belore the convention
were all eminently qualified to fill the
oflicu in a satUfactory maimer, any one
of whom would have made us a guou
Uptal in'----udf lit.
FOREST OIL NOTES.
There is nothing particularly neiv
to. report from the Blue Jay district
th 13 week. A number of rigs are up
and about ready to start the drill.
The country round about there is
building up rapidly and before long
quite a towu willjiave sprung into
existence. The Derrick has the fol
lowing news from that section :
"Blue Jay No. 1 and 2 are both
doing about eighteen barrels per day.
As they both flow into the same tank
it i3 impossibly to get the gauge of
each seperately.
"The rig goes over to-uay for the
well on the Cook tract. Lawrence
Gleason, Roger GtMager, Michael
Gleiioon ana a Mr. Boyers comprise
the company putting it down. For
the present this wcll or the Cook
tract, will be called tho Mount Joy
well, but if oil is not found it can
easily be changed to Mount Sorrow
"The Mugee well had sixty-four in
ches in the tank last evening nt seven
o'clock. Connection was made with
the tauk after tubing it WeJoesday
night last, whet: there were tweuty
nine and a half inches iu it, so that its
produciion for the three days and oce
hour was thirty-four and a half inches,
or at the rato of about twenty nine
barrels n day.
"The Darling well has been doing
thirty barrels a day since it was re
tubed." This morning's Derrick has the fol
lowing from Blue Jay :
W. T. Falconer has a rig building
on lot 43, half a mile east of the Blue
Jay wells.
West of the Blue Jay, on the W. D.
Wood property, John Conley has a rig
ready for a drill.
Three miles south, on tha Stewart,
Dimmick & Zeigler are building a rig.
Two miles southwest, on the Ashley
farm, D. W. Clark is building a rig.
Fox & HiP are building a rig on
the Fox estate.
On tract 2,735, Patterson & Lee-
dom havo a rig up.
On the Cook, the P. it E. company
is buildiug a rig.
This is the list of operations in this
locality at present.
After a peck of trouble in getting
their materials across the creek in
which work Capt. Berry acted in the
capacity of ferryiuan, wading into the
water to his arm pits the owners of
the Balltowu well have their rig about
completed aud will commence drilling
the first of next week. Mr. Berry has
a 250 barrel tank on the ground which
wilkbe used as a water tank for two
or three weeks, after which Mr. B. ex
nects to nil it with oil lrom the new
well.
Moustaiv GiN;n:n:r.Ai. Take a
alf-pound butter, quarter-pound
sugar, nx eggs (yolks and white beat
en fcperately,) one teasponful each of
ground cinna.non, atapice, and clove,
one teasponful ginger, three-quarters
pint of molneses,- four . tablospnonfuli
sweet milk, and on-e pound flour, hav
ing mixed thoroughly in it one . meas
ure "Banner" Baking Powder.
Givnx Up By Doitoiis. "Is it pos
sible that Mr. Godfrey is up and at
work, and cured by ? simple a reme
dy?'' "I figure you it is true that ho
is entirely cured, and with nothing but
Hop Bitters; and only ten days ago
his doctors garo him up and said ho
mnstdiH!" "Welladay ! That is re
markable ! I will go this day and get
some for my George- I know hops are
good." 'Salem J'ort
MARRIED.
KICK P. YOUNCiK. At NebranKa, Pa.,
May t)th, ISM, by 11. W. Lodebur, J. P.,
Willis W. Kerr, of Eickinvillc, Clarion
county, and Martha E. Younctk, of
lireen township, Forest Co., Pn.
WILSON 1IOLI.1DAY. At tho s Free
Methodist parsonage in South Oil City,
Mav 2, ISsl, by Kev. John Robinson,
Mr. W. C. Wilson, of Tionesta, and Mis
Mangle Uolliduy, of East Sandy, Pt,
DIED.
Tho Tidioute Xewa man thus
soliloquizes: "Wo really suppose that
a newspaper editor is tho only persou
in the world who is popularly believed
to always carry his "shop" with him.
Iu a social way ho visits his friends
only to be asked by some would-be wit
if ho has "writ up the item" ; or gea
to burv a friend to meet the fiend who
wants to know if he got tho "points'
on the sermon; at the close of his day's
duties he finds a neighbor driving
stake for a rose bush support to be
greeted by some casual acquaintance
with "there's au improvement item
Mr. Editor ;" always, everywhere, in
season aud out of season," the editor
hears tho same round of "witticisms,'
each person fondly supposing he has
tickled tho editor with a "fresh re
mark, while the real facts are that
that same editor has heard eery
change rung on every idea and thought
of that character, so much so that he
iovoluntairly shrinks at the approach
of any individual with that indisenba
bly wise look of countenance. But
why not suppose that the editor, at
least in his social relations, likes to
drop business aud enjoy himself no
matter if "shop" does sutler. A grocer
would rightly fetd offended if some ac
quaintance, during an evening party
should rush up to bun and bawl out
that perhaps an order for goods might
be secured by stepping into the kitch
en ; or the dry goode dealer that he
might Bell a few pairs of gloves by vis
itiug the ladies cloak room ; or the
lawyer that he might get a caso by
fomenting a dispute over a game of
w hist. No; its only the editor who carries
his "pack"' with him everywhere,, mid
is not permitted to lay it down be it
ever so burdensome."
As cheap as the best ; as cheap
as the cheapest tho "New Process
Flour." Try one sack. Wiu. Smear
buuh it Co. :'t-
BABCOCK.. In Tionesta. Pa-, Thursday
morning, May 6, 1SS1, Horaeo Nelson,
only child of Mr, Charles Babeock, aged
ten months und live days.
The subject of the above notice was
tho child w hich was rescued from the
President railroad disaster in February
last, by the father, who jumped from
the car with the child in his arms just
in time to save both their lives. It
las been a great comfort to him since
the death of his wife, and now it too
ia been called away forvover. Tha
blow is a heavy one indeed, it would
seem almost unendurable. Theslricken
father and friends have the sympathy
of all in their affliction. The fuueral
took place on Friday, Rev, C. J. Oehl-
schlaeger conducting the services. The
child was laid to rest by the side of its
mother in Oakland cemetery at War
ren, Pa.
CIONIXTA MARKKTS.
CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY, BY
RELIABLE DEALERS. ,
Flour lp barrel choice - .
Flour '0 wick, best
Corn Moal, 100 lhs -Chop
feed, pure grain
OatR New bushel - 1 -Corn,
Sholled -
Beans ,is bushel -11am,
sugar cured
Break fast Bacon, sugar cured
Shoulders -
Whitehall, hnlf-barrels
Lake herring half-bnrrels
Sugar
Syrup - - ' -
N. O. Molasses new
Pwoast Rio ColToe
Rio CotFeo, -
Java Coll'oo -
Tea - - - - . -
Butter - - - - -
Eico
Eggs, fresh -
Salt best lal O -
Bard ------
Iron, common bar
Nails, lOd, Tjs keg -Potatoes
-Lime
bid.
Dried Apples per lb - -Dried
Beef -Dried
Peaches per lb
Dried Poaches pared per
Notice to Grand Jurors.
The business which would have re
quired tho presence of a Grand Jury at
May Sessions 1881 having been dispof cct
of, iill perania summoned aa such furors,
are hereby notilied not to attend said
court.
JUSTIS SHAWKEY, Clerk.
Tionesta, May 10, 181.
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AND
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Devoted to tho interest of Oentlomet
Sportsmen and their Families.
Treats of
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Yachting, Fish Culture,
Fihins, Archery,
The Rifto and
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