WEDNESDAY MORNING, Jill 11, 1881.
UO UOUGU OFFICERS.
Jlurrjess ' S. J. Wor.co'rT.
Cnuncilm.cn North ward, T. .1. Van
(iioxcn, T. B. Cobb, Jno. A. Hurt; South
ward, (1. W. KoMimoii, H. II. Haslet, Kli
Unionism.
Justices of the Pence J. T. Brennan,
1). H. Knox.
Constable James Will tors.
Sfhonl Director J. Nhawkey, S. .T.
Woleott, J. I'. I'.laine, A. 11. Kolfy, J,' T.
Bronnan, A. 11. l'artrldxo. , "
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
Member of Congress -.J kH, Mosokovk.
Assembly K. L. Davis.
President .TW.rc W. I. DnOWN.
.t.i.cii.e Judges John Keck, C. A..
SIrr.T..
Treasurer N. S. Foiikmajs.
' rnthonotary, Register Recorder, d'c
JlTSTfM SlIAWKEY.
Sheriff'. O. A. ItANPAT.T..
Commissioners Km Bi.KLlN, Isaac
JiONa, H. W. liKHKiUTH.
(founty Superintendent J . K. IIill
Aitn. JHstrict Attorney S. P. Ikwtn.
.wry Commissioners C. II. Churcli.
Fj.tk'k Younok.
County 8iuicior F. F. YVmrnnciN.
Coroner C. If. Ciitmru.
OoHHtv A uditors Nicholas Tiiomt-
m 11 ir fVtnvrlvh IV ' l.A.'V
BUSINESS DIRECTOnY.
TIONESTA LODGE
Xo. 3G9,
O. of O. TP.
A AT K UTS every Saturday evening, at 7
IV L o'clock, in tho Lod0 Room in l'ar-
Y 1. M. CLAUK, N. O.
O. W. RAWYIi-t., Koc'y. 27-tf.
J h. PAY IS.
ATTOHN KY-AT-LAW,
Collodions mndo in this and adjoining
COMUtlt'N,
Tionosta, Pa.
LUS V. TATF,
ATTOHNF.Y-AT-LAW,
i:ini Stroot. Tionosta, Fa.
rp F. 1UTCHKY,
ATTOIINKY-AT-LaW,
Tioiiesln, Forest County Fa.
J IS. AO NEW,
ATTOHNF.Y-AT-IiAV,
TIONESTA, FA.
ATTENTION HOI.DI1CKM!
1 liavo l)ren admitted to prortii'O nil
Atunicv In tho PeiiHimi OiTioo Rt Wash
lmrlon.'P. V. All oflleers, Koldiers, or
unilnrM who were iniurcd in tho Into wnr,
fiii obtain eiiKioiiH to which they may ho
entitled, hv calling on or addressing mo at
1 loiUKti I'a. AIho, clainiH for arrearage
jni pny aui bounty will receive prouipi ui
i on lion
llaviiiffheenoverfoirryearnaHoUiierin
thn lato war. and havlmr for a number of
vrwiri Mi-mL'oi iwthn niweeitiion or hoi-
iliors' clainiH, my experlenco will ascuro
th collection of clainia in tho KhnrtcHt pos-
uililoUmo. J. II. AUN1-.VV.
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AVrUKNClC HOUSE,
TfONESTA. I'KNN'A. WM, SMEATt-
UAUUIT. FiiOPiUKTon. This hou.sn
1m cuntnillv located. Kvervthimr new end
well furnished Superior aocoiiimoda-
' &Krir. orn M ed
In their season. Sample room lor Loin
Miorc.ial Agents.
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KXTUAL HOL'Sn,
IIONNEH A AUNKW V.LOCfC. T. C,
.TxncHoN. l'roni ictor. Thin U a new
honso, and has just been fitted up for tho
Hcooniinodation of iho public. A j.oition
r titf Patri.aBe of tho public is solicited.
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C COI1UUN, M. D.,
1MIYRICIAN SUKdEON,
lias had over fifben years oxponone.n in
tho practice of hiw proleasion, havinttprad
natixl tenaltu and honorably May 10, 18(15
Ofllco'nnd Hesidenco in Forest House,
opposito the Court House, lionesta, 1 a,
Au. 25-1SS0
ULAINE, M. D.,
TIONESTA, PA.
Oi'KiCB llouits: 7 tf 0 x. M., 7 to 0 p.
m. Wodnesdaya uud Saturdays from 11
A. M. to O 1'. M.
E. L. STEADMAN,
SURGEON DENTIST.
Dental room iu Aeomb imiutniB, up
Htairs. opposite tho Lawrence House, Tio
nosta. I'a. All work warranted, and at
reasonablo pricen.
ii. u. may. , . a. b. kelly.
S -A. IST -LU JtO S I
rwnnr nfKim a Walnut sts .Tioneata.
Bank of Discount and Deposit.
Intoiost allowed on Timo Dcposltfc.
jullootionsmadoon all tho Principal points
of tho U. S.
Collections solicited.
18-ly.
utiuiuuuAiauAi.iiuu,
TIONESTA, PA.
1T PAPPyTTF.R ... Pronrietor.
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Pictures taken iu all the latost tstyles of
tho art. 2,J-tf
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IHAHLES KA1SK1,
PRACTICAL
CAKMAGF. AND WAGON MAKER.
In rear of Blum's Blacksmith shop,
ELM ST.. - - TIONESTA, PA
LOCAL AND KIGCICLLANKOUS.
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Comli'iiNi'J Tlino Tnlilo Yl on cut ft Htnlion.
NO NT IT.
. SOUTH.
Train IH... 10:57 oni
Train Id..... 1M0 pm
Train Id... 7; hi pm
Train Jo 7:rA n:n
Train it pm
Train 18 5;l-rpin
Train U North, and Train 1(1 (.South carry
tho mail.
Rev Hill will occupy the pulpit
of tho M. E. Church next Sunday
Presbyterian Sabbath School at
9 a. m. M. E. Sabbajh School at 10
1- r ..it .1 rt. 1 a
a. ru.,11. ii. cauuatu ccnooi ai 11
a. inV
' Mr. J. Boaner, of Stonoboro, Pa.,
was in town this week.
-Mrs. E. W. Echols, of Franklin,
U tho guest of Mis. E. L. Davis this
week.
Miss Erunia Sloan, of Allegheny
City, arrived on Friday last, and is
paying Tioncsta friends a visit.
Hood Siggins was in town a few
hours on Monday, and Jim dropped iu
en us a few minutes yesterday p. m.
Mr. IL C. Grenner, ef the Titus-
villo Herald, ana a very pleasant gon-
tleman, was doing Tionssta yesterday.
Miss Flora Haslet, formerly of
Tioncsta, has uow cast her fortunes
with us in Uoopcrstowu. Kjoopcrsiovm
News.
Rattlesnakes are not as largo a
criip thid year aB hcretoforo in this
Hcction ; or t-lse tho stock of liars is
docreasinjr.
-IW davs and flv time aro UDOn
.i k.i.iu,i, ..m .,i!i.
No redactions on your devoted cocoa
nut, Charlio Bonner.
Squirrels may be killed from
Sept. 1 to Jan. 1 ; pheasants Oct. 1 to
Jan. 1 : dacr Oct. 1 to Dec. 31 ; ac-
cordicg to the lato law.
-Harvest hands aro very scarco
this season ; so much so that it' is
feared many of our farmers will not
get their crops all garnered.
ihe Ll. Li. Jo. bavo put in a new
switch at this depot for the accommo
dation of shippers. It is a good scheme
and is greatly appreciated by the pat
reus ef tho Road. Vs
Nelt. Cole, who Jias mado careful
txamination, says tho beechnuts will
bo a little moro than a halt crop, out
gufiicieutly large, he thinks, to unng
. . . . . ,,,
u "bbvus
Editor Kepler is building an
addition to the Democratic oflico, which
will bo occupied by Mr. Folton as a
harness shop. Mr. F. is doing a good
bu.iuesa in his liao, being kept busy
day and night.
Day after day teams loaded with
cherrv and ash lumber of unequalod
quality pass our offic door. It is all
Forest county production and is
enough to make the most iudiffurent
citizon feci proud. .
Our eld Democratic friend, T. J.
iavnR. of Tvlersburc. is erectintr a
substantial dwelling at
that place, the frame work of which is
pompleted. Geo. Sawyer of this placa
is the "boss" carpenter.
Mr. J. W. Jamiesou is now- tho
landlord of a first-class hotel in Sala
manca, N. Y., having taken possession
a week or iwo Hgo. jouub many
friends about here will wish him abun
daut success in his new departure.
Baldwin's Railway Guide fur
duiy ia ou uaou, uu nu
T I I . I ... J 1 l-
numoerins. iraviur wnu goou
sense will provide themselves with
una cnariuiug conipauiou. nu uso
tus v v - j-- -
supplied with a Guide.
An excursion to Urolionstraw
Island, given by tho Ivy Club of Oil
City, yesterday, was a grana aUmr.
Tho train contained bix coaches, all ol
which were filled to oversowing.
Quite a number who were fortunate
tuough to receive lavitations attended
ffom th;9 plac(J anJ report a mogt ,a.
jyyable day.
Tho third annual trip of the
Forest Primeval Excursiou Club was
held last week on the upper waters
of salmon Urceic. wesiars. a. u. uoio-
I . r a f 1 1
. , . ,r ri-
crove, Lorry; J. i. ana a. ii. Dig-
gins, Hickory ; audit. D. llo6kins
accompanied the party and report a
good time and just enough fishing and charge was preferred by another ped
huntin"1 to make it interesting. dler named Cohen, who had complied
Mai. D. R. Herron and wife, 0f
TV, ..;!! nabl mir nl.ie.A a. visit OU
' .!. ..i. f Mr,. O. 11.
TlTti;. Tho M r iV.h. candid.t.
cu:V f P.o i T.ird rniintv nn t.hn
7"' u . J. ,
Rennh eau tcket. which same is equal
to au election. At present he is the
Deputy of eastern Crawford and bo
will go in the ofhee with lull expert-
euce.
-Will Cornwcll, of .itonftbaro, I'a.,
paid Tionesla a short visit this wak.
Mr, C. spent the winter ia Florida for
ibo benefit of bis baaltb, and wo arc
I glad to say that tho balmy breezes of
that lovely clime, where luscious fruits
flourish the year round, bavo doue
much for him, if hia appearance is au
index.
-Mr. O. W. Proper is off on a trip-
combining business with pleasure. He
started last week for Washington, D.
C. ; thenco he went to Richmond, Ya.,
from which place he writes us that bo
has seen a great deal of tho country
made famous in history by the bloody
conflicts of the war. Oliver is of a
very curious and observing nature and
will see many things which would es
cape the notice of others.
Tho National Guard of Pennsyl
vania will hold their annual encamp
ment at Saltsburg, Indiana county,
beginning August 10th. Tho Penn
sylvania State Teacher's Association
will hold their annual session this year
at Washington .Pa., on July 2G. 27
anJ 2g. The third annual reunion of
th(5 j05tu Ke!riment Penn'a Volunteers
will be held at Keynoldsville, Pa., on
Thursday, September l3t, 1881.
Major Uoodman Iractured an
arm at the Balltown well a short time
ago. Ho bud brought tho meH'a din-
ners to them, ana wtiiio tney were
eatiug the Msjor was handling the
temper screw, the handle of which
"'PFod out f Ll3 ban'da anJ 8truCi
uwa on mo arm oreatiPg ono oi uio
bones. Tho plucky Major set Li3 teeth
while "Dr." Berry set the arm, and he
ia cow nearly well again.
-John Nobld and Geo. Hood mrade
good timo from Salmon Creek to this
place last Saturday afternoon. The
distanee is 15 milc3 and they walked
it, equaio "heel and toe," in three
hours, over rough and billy roads
Sim Cogan and Juhu Hood made th6
distance ia threo hours and forty min
utes. Bob Iloskins, weighed down
with a bucket of trout, cot over the
ground in 3:50, fast time.
-rDan Rice's show showed in town
last Friday afternoon and evening to
fuif aujionccai nmi gave a very fair
8how. The original Dan Rico was
wilil .j circU3i anj at the evening
n-rr-mn.-nl. :ntn fi,a r:n ftna
r - - .
cracked some ef his original jokes,
which were well received by the aud-
ionco. The management and all con
nected with the show are a very decent
aDd gentlemanly crowd, indeed.
A seven-year-old bey named
Jimmy Kennedy, has boeu missing
from hia home iu Oil City for nearly
two weeks, aud all eCorts to find him
have proved tutile. Uver oUU poopie
were out on Sunday scouriDg tho
woods around Oil City in search of the
boy, but failed to find any trace of
5 every nook and corner baa been
searcDC
searched, and tho entire population is
deeply concerned nbout the mysterious
disappearance.
i -
Mr. G. W. King, of West .Hick
ory, was in town Monday. Wo erred
in stating some time ago that he was
one of the nominees for Auditor in
this county on the Greenback ticket,
and wo take it all back. Ho is a true
blue Republican, and never did sail
iu the Ureenback crait. it was our
old friend F. E. King, of Kiugsley
township, who received that honor ;
I I
ftnd by the way, wo understand that
.Dick" don't thatik the "bosses" 'for
placinc bia name ou tha ticket without
. - t op onnrnvftl
The JNiajrara ! alia excursion ou
Thursday lat was slimly attended
,1,;, 1,. u,t ihn ,V ,i;.l
attcn(j 8ay tjiey WQro doubly repaid
for lhCir timo anj Bmall outlay. The
tima wa3 uot favorable for an afi'air of
thja j.jn j aa the faruacr3 were all very
usy with their harvesting, and in fact
everybody seemed to bo enlaced and
q uq
derstand that t!u Railroad Company
intends civin" uuother some time in
September, which will doubtless be
well patronized from this section
1 rru a il .1
me story comes to us mat
coupio or jew peuuiers were arrcsioi
I , ... 1
m Hickoy township a short timo ago,
for selling goous without license. The
with the law in this respect. The par
l', wko l"J tbo Israelii..
0-W , .heir -i.r.s.n! ,fU. .UU
informer got half the Cue, which, in
11 ' b .... '. ,
the eoodness of hia heart, he turned
over to the school fund of the towu
ship. A faw mere such examples an
our couutv would probably receive ns
I just dectrts iuway of licccso km
Some ono has pent us a marriage
notice from East Hickory, but has
negloctod to s'vn his Damo. We bo
lieve the marriage is genuine but we
havo no authority whatever for pub
lishing this notion without the name of
the sender, and if the party will give
us his or her name we shall tako pleas
ure in inserting the notice. We have
ppoken of this matter so repeatedly
that wo supposod every child under
stood us. Dozens of communications
are consigned to the waste basket from
time to time for this same reason.
If any of our citizens want to see
some sawed timber that is worth look
ing at, they should go down to the
back channel, near the etave mill,
where they can feast thpir eyes on
some of the nicest that has ever been
run from this section. It was sawed
at Collins' mill, at Nebraska, and
some of the sticks aro 85 feet long,
8x18. Sir. W. S. Davis claims that
it is tho longest timber ever sawed in
Forest county. It is intended for the
construction of bridges ou the Allo
ghaney Valley Ry. P. S. Since the
above wa:i set up the timbers havo
bcon moved to the other sido of the
river, where they will bo loaded'' on
the cars.
A horriblo accident occurred in
the Clarendon, Warren Co., oil field
last Sunday, in which three men . lost
their lives. While torpedoing a well
the gas and flowing oil caught fire
from the boiler. Throe brothors, Ste
pheu, Joe and Henry Grouer, and
Eddie Sterner were doiog the work
and came in contact with the flames.
Their. clothos were saturated with oil
and their bodies were almost instantly
enveloped iu flames, and before the
flames could be extinguished all ex
cept Joseph were burned to death.
Juseph escaped with slight injuries.
Henry Groner and Eddie Sterner were
aged 25 and 21 respectively, aud un
married ; Stephen Groner was about
JU years ot atre. and. married about a
year ago to a sister of Eddie Sterner.
The victims all resided near Fry burg,
Clarion county, to which place their
remains were takcu for burial.
Last Thursday John Clearly, who
owns a farm in Green township, came
to town and requested to bo locked in
jail ; ho wantod to be securely fixed,
"so they couldn't get at him," as he
expressed it. After sometime bis
wishes were complied with, and be is
now iu the bastile, Cleary has for
number of yoara lived in tho vicinity
of Galenza Mills, Green township, and
up to a few weeks ago . was a hard
worker. lie had, by hard work accu
mulated considerable money, some of
which he had invested iu a farm. It
is said that he buried several hundred
dollars some time ago, and afterwards
forgot where he had placed it. This
loss so preyed upon his mind that he
became iueaue, uud seemed to imagine
that the air was full of witches and
ghosts, and that they wore after him
hence his desire to be placed in jai
'where they couldn't get at him." His
case is a baa one, ana aa soon as
proper arrangements can be made he
will bo taken to tho Insane Hoepita
at Warren.
Forest Oil News.
BALI.TOWN.
There is nothiug now to report from
the late strike at Bulltowu. The wel
bus been tubed and is flowing from 10
to 12 barrels, amber oil. It is lecatod
on tract No. 4821, on the east side of
Tionssta creek, and but a few rod
from tho old well. Should the owners
conclude to torpedo it they could un
doubtedly make a big well of it. This
does not seem to bo their aim at pres
cnt. however, and they only care to
know that the oil ia there. No furthe
developments will take place there ia
the near future.
BLUE JAY.
The Fox, Hill & Reed well is iu
and dry. Dailing No. 2, on tract No
2091, ia down and reported good for
30 barrels. If it has been tested w
have not learned tho fact. It ia loca
ted a few roda from Darling No. 1
DevelopemeuU ia thia sectiou are
rather blow at preseut.
Soldea Whitman informs us that ho
has arrangements about completed
with parties to clean out and dri
deeper tho well put down on hia place
two years ago, by tho lleplor Bros
The well waa abandoned, for reasons
unkuowa to us, at a depth of 800 fuet
w ith 2a or CO feet of good sand, and
very blroug veiu of gas. Mr. Whit
man's farm ia situated in tho enstern
eili'e of Tijneuta township, near th
Ilului aud Woods Heirs tracts, au
near the head cf John's Run, A well
was drilled on the Conroy farm, pear
Whitrmu's, soveral years ago, which
might'liave proved a good 6lrike had
it been "properly managed and tested.
Oil can be dipped from it to this day.
The wells put down on the Woods
Heirs tract four years ago got some of
ihe best sand that has ever been found
iu this scctioz.
Railroad Rumblings.
On Wi.rlnrtv lf oftcr frmnr
press, we noticed a "mob ol men
... .. ... I
comins across the brid.ro from the
from and offer mntinrr tUir wov tn
the Central House, we discovered it
was only Whittekin's engineer corpg.
They chartered Mr. Jackson's team to
tako them as far aa Nebraska where
tbey comraeacod work ou an experl-
mental lino from Nebraska to tho vi-
cinity of Marienville to intersect with
a lino on which -Mr. Whittekin was
encased several years &o aud which
is now being retraced by Henry Cob
ham, C. E., of Warren, ia the interest
of the N. Y. C. & II. R." R., and N..
Y. L. E. & W. R. R. The "boys" aro
a lively set and will much eujuy the
work in the "biff woods." and laurel
thickets which are simply "immense"
iu that section of the country. What
sort of ft line will be. gotten on Big
Coon Creek is very uncertaiu at the
present writing; but the best obtaipa-
ble route will undoubtedly bo looked
pby the parties ia charge 0f Ihe
mi m .
survov. ino cart 01 tue line survevea
uwitii;n .. TirMiocifi ornoVlot this wonderful country beiore A
GArvnT was. wft hfilievfl. vrv Ratisfan-
tory to the parties employing him and
. w - J I ' ' - I --"rf
this is a guarantee that the line up
Cooa Creek will be well looked after
and our railroad routes given theii
just deserts. What will be dono with
the Tiouesla Railroad ia, dsyct, uaccr
tain, though it is thought that the
road will bo commenced this summer.
Mr. D. W. Clark ha3 negotiated for
most of tho right-of way from Tioncsta
to tho county line and has made some
arrangements with parties iu Warren
county. That part of tho work ia vir
tually Bettled, and we may soon hear
the shrill whistle Bounding &Io&g the
creek, and hear, "change cars for N
braska, Newtown" &c, ia our niiJat.
Mr. C. E. Laudsrath, of Rouseville,
camo to town on Wednesday last aDd
passed out of town with the engineers
of the Coon creek survey, where he
holds the position of Leveller, and is
Whittekin's right hand man. Ho
was, also, Mr. Stephenson's principal
assistant in tho work which was doue
The Salamanca extension of the
B. P. & W. Railroad will be extended
to Olean, a distauco of 19 ;miles from
tho latter place, making the entire
distance from Irvinelon 63 2-10 miles,
Nebraska is 1100.54 feot abovo the
ocean level Marienville is 1705 foet.
Neilltown Notes.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jeukins have
been visiting with Mr. C. McAllister's
for the past week.
Fred. Woodcock's smiling face can
be Beeu on the streets of our quiet
villago at present.
vUi ouuuani u-uuui mm j. x.
1 . W . . I . Vv s t I llilf ll I. Il
Laudera aa Superintendent is in
nourismug connion ; ino uumoer oi
n i T? iV . t -PI
pupila is 8f-eaauy increasing ; quite a
number from a distanco of several
miles atleud.
Pitching "quoits" has givea way to
croquet, whitj is now the game of the
day ; F. 'W . Woodcock boasts of the
championship.
Mrs. R. Cursoa is staying at Wal-
lacevillo, Veuango Co., at present,
with her parents. Her father, who
has not been expected to live for some
time, is still iu a critical condition.
The farmers are all busy gathering
their crop3. They report them to be
better than for some years past.
Fuitz.
Neilltown, July 20.
Colorado Letter.
Silver Cliff, Colo., July 18, 1881.
My Dear Ja I Mean Mr.
Wesk : I saw a copy of tho Repuii
lic an a day or two since, and I vow
and declare if you hadn't gono aud
published my letter. I was so
ashamed I could havo cried, but as it
is no use crying over spilt milk I wou't
say another word; you see my name U
rather a "peculiar" name, but as all
tho boys, (I mean the good little "Suu
dav school fullows"') know me, it ia
in o .7, .., Katf.-.rn!
reunsyivauia gentieiuou wefo ui,
liicnio here recently. I was introduced
t
A..G. Harper, of Kano City, A. O.
IJoojnmin and G. Llooruer of I.den
burg.'Capt.'W. 15. Davis of Petroleum
Centra, H. R. Davis of Pioneer, awl
others I forget. Oh! but we did havo
such a time. I ooly wished that yoj,
Davy and Billy were there; then -I
should have been more tbai happy ;
not but what I had plenty of beaus,
but you can imagine who I wanted,
Oh! my; but it's awful hot ; Water
5 cents a pailful or 45c. a barrel, and
warm tad nasty at that. Alio wnter
fV-.v fliA .1 f . hM.nntn a nf .1 .1 n
"WUJ uJUI"ma " "u"
bI5 true, we have ice, but it only
COola, but do83 Dot improve the taste.
1,10 DoJ8 teJl w lUat ooa. 6er C09l?
loc. a glass, yet by the plies of kegs
aB(1 bottles outsido the saloons (of
which there are aDy nunrber) 1 see that
vast quantities are drank. ( Then thore
are so many places where they play
games with such funny names: faro,
keQ. "perspiration" cloth, poker,
ate i tfac7 I'W all night, Sundays
included.
The saew is not quite all off tbo
Sangre de Christo range yet, but ia
faot. disappearing. There are soma
beautiful specimen of mineral here :
Sylvanite, rymw ot hopper, ryrnea
of Iron," Silver Glance.'Ruby silver,
Urj Copper, Tellurium Horn Silver
Chlorides, Sulpburets, Carbonates.
nd Mr. Bragg told me all this,
explained ncu that I ma not
utulerstana beiore. l think l suau
css tho Kango shortly lor ban Juan
I A n A Cr Vf i r i 1 a u T toiuK t f ana mem
B" j.i,u, w ..,. OVw ...... v.
I leave.
Regards to the boya ; I dou't care
for the girls.
' Yours, very truly,
Ophelia. Cox.
Obituary.
Phillip Long was killed by the fall-
iag of a piece of limber at Brace & i
Allen's saw mill, in Hickory town- 'j
ship, Forest Co., Pa., July 19, 1881, J
ia the 34th year of hia age.
Bro. Long was convertod to God, S
ia December of 1875, at .East Hick- j
ory, uuder tho labors of Rev. Jehtr
Abbott, and immediately connected !
himself with tho M. E. Church at that j
place, and ever afterward lead aa ex- '
emnlary life : so much so aa t com-
anj the reSpict -and confidence of
tho3e wil0 employed him, and that of;
hj3 feuow laborers. He filled the;
Offico of Class Leader for about two
vara. with neeentabilitv. nnd nrofit '
t0 the membcra of his class. In his I
reli,r;fl9 experience ho was not dem-i
I--.- 1
onstrativo. but exhibited an evenness '
I of tempermoat aad life worthy of ira-
itatiou. Ho has left a wifo who
mourns the loss of a loving huBbandJ
the community a good citizen, and the;
church an esteemed member. How ;
important for all to obey the scriptural ;
injunction : "Be ye also ready ; for at
au hour when ye think not the Son of
man couieth."
A large convourso of sympathizing
friends followed hia remains to their
reitinnr place. Tho funeral services
were conducted by the wiiter
God
helps us to be "always ready."
J. F. Hill.
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Mr3 A Briske Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Mysier Allegheny City. Pa.
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Breakfast Bacon, sugar cured
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