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EDITOR.
WEDMSDAT KORXIXG, FEU. 7,
HARRISBURG.
HARRiPBcna, FeS. 2, 1883.
A few word from one who lives
nor Capitol Hill, or "Uooiter De
light," may bo of some interest nod
possibly information, to seekers after
knowledge. Knowledge political, but
uot scientific, nor religious, as that is
for eavants and divioes to give, which
the Hill is not overburdened with.
You are aware ere this that we are
living uuder a Simplicity Democratic
GoTernment, of which Gov. Fattison
is the ostensible head, and Col. Guth
rie the tail, although the tail is really
greater than the head ; but the power
behind the throne, which will override
both head and tail, is Attorney Gener
al "Boss" Carsiday. Lewis C. Cssi
day had little experience in office hold
ing but much in office huntiog, ouly
occupying a seat in the lower House
here one term in 1851. Cassiday is a
born boss and a far seeing politician
for Cassiday. lie will domineer over
-FattUou before a month, who is inex
perienced, paralyze Stenger and
squelch Guthrie, if necessary to fur
ther his ambitious design of occupying
Don's scat in the TJ. a. Senate, and
this alone makes many an old flint
lock democrat boil.
Pattiion would Dot ride in a car
riage from the Lochiel to the Hill to be
inaugurated; he would not even ride
horse or mule. Attended by n few
friends he walked through tho slush
end snow to hia oath takiug, to the
disgust of every Penosylvanian who
feels a pride in his great Common
wealth. The place selected to take
the oath was the Capitol steps; do ac
commodations were made for the dig
nitaries present nor the members of
the Senate or House, who were suffer
d to march out to witness the ceremo,
ty. A platform in which heads of
the departments and members of the
Legislature could have assembled may
not have been necessary to make a
Constitutional inauguration, but com
mon politeness would have dictated as
much. Governor-elect Pnttison wish
ed to be inaugurated with Spartan
simplicity; a platform costing $25
would have been jmstocatio aud ex
travagant. SimpUy Paltison swore,
so did hundred o men who were
not Governors. tPusliing, squeezing
and tramping oneacn others' toes,
trying to get ajjirmpso of tho man
they had lied fn& cried for, but now
would hardly die ibr. Tho longest
day has ao end, sojhad this shall I fay
disgraceful scecerDemocratseay so.
A distinguished matbemiititioo has cal
culated the expenses.; hero re the
items: Three kegs powdeY fur salute,
$6 50 per keg, $19.50. 'Ten yards of
flanuel for bags for loading, (ii50c! per
yard, $5 00. 4'ayed one womaD for
making bags. $1.00 Payed drayman
for uauliDg $3.00 Total $28 50. It is
humiliating to Democrats as- well as
Republicans tohave the head and cho
seu chieftain of oqr-great State a laugh
ing stock. A crank Dtrhoerucy prom
ised reform; Pattison-romised reform,
and he has inaugurated three '.reforms
which will be hailed with great joy.
1st . lie walked to his owu inaugural;
2ud, his private secretary who is
called Turveydrop; you know his oth
er name carries the Governors com
munications to the House, instead of
the Secretary of tho Commonwealth,
us formerly ; 3d, lo announcing to the
Senate or Iluusa his message Turvey
says, "the Governor," &c, instead of
prefacing it by "His Excelency," as
baa always been tne custom. You w ill
see by these specimens, the greet ca
pacity the G overnor has shown to meet
the reform fur which the people have
been sighing. The next message,
doubtless, will be announced with still
less formality, viz: "from Bob., to the
House." There are other reformers bere,
Chief Clerk Meek is a democratic, re
former; be was an arraDt rebel during
the war. You have no doubt
noticed Chaplain Klliot's infamous
prayer, his first oue delivered in the
House. Sensible democrats protested,
and the Reverend gentleman "changed
Lis manner of audretsing the Throne
of Grace, even asking God "ttj.' make
ua wore loyal to the Government."
Davi. from Forest, has presented
to tho House several bills which will
be of interest to the people of your
county. One requiring Rail Roads to
fence or pay for the distruction of cat-
J. E. WEN If,
vu iur snortrning tho lime for
killing deer, elk. &c, from the 31st
of December to tho oOlli of November,
and allowing tho killing of deer from
Oct. 1st to November oOlh. One giv
ing witnesses attending court $1.00
per day, mileage now allowed by law,
and fifty cents a day to witnesses be
fore Justices of the Peace, a just mens
uro and one which should have beeu
passed long ago. An act requiring
toe assessors of the counties in the
Commonwealth to assess tho land in
tho county where the Minaion house
is sitnated, where & county lino divi
des a tract of laud. A1k r.no to al
low Townships atoi darts of Townships
to Le annexed to adjoining counties.
This latter bill, however, was killed
in committee, and when the commit
tee "sets down onto" a bill it jost
about knocks the life out of it. fh-
fence bill 11. R. has been reported
from tho committee on Agriculture
with an affirmative recomendation, t-
which committee it was refered by
special request of Mr. Davis, before
the announcement of the committees.
Your representative has beeu placed
upon two of the most important com
mittees in (.hq, House; Judiciary Gen
eral and Legislative Appointment;
also in Insurance and Federal Rela
tions. Some of the bigfruns on the Re
publican side of the House did not
fare so well. Mr. Davis served last
session with Mr. Faunce, (tho present
Speaker) ci the Judiciary General
Committee, which may account for his
appointmeut on important, committees.
Dukes has gone home, without hav
ing presented himself before the bar of
the House to be sworn iu, he found
the opposition to his taking his seat
too bitter to be overcome. Cap.
W. Goodrich, Wrightsville, Pa.t
says : "Brown's Iron Bitters entirely
cured me of lass of appetite and lack
of energy."
Walnut Leaf Hair Restorer.
It is entirely different from all
others. It is as clear as water, and,
as its name indicates, is a perfect Ve&
etable Hair Restorer. It will imme
diately free the head from all dan
druff, restore gray hair to its natural
color, and produce a new growth
where it has fallen off. It does not in
any manner affect the health, which
Sulpher, Sugar of Lead, and Nitrate
of Silver preparations have done. It
will change light or faded hair in a
few days to a beautiful glossy brown.
Ask your druggist for it. Each bottle
is warranted. SMITH, KLINE &
CO., Wholesale Acents, Philadelphia,
and HALL & RUCKEL New York.
july!4 82.
A Minister's Gratitude.
Dr. Hartman Dear Sis: I am thank
ful to Ood that I can aeknnwlodgo yoir
treatment Perunal of my daughter's eye
has boon successful and satisfactory. I
would bo glad to have tho public "have
confidence in you. N. D.rieaso make
fees in roach of the poor people. Remem
ber the tender mercies ot tho wicked are
cruel. Rev. E. II. Baldwin, Wattsburg,
Pa. Reader ask your druggist tor one of
Ir. Ilartman's invaluable books on ths
"Ilia of Lil'o." and how to cure l.hem. Yin
get one gratis.
Appeal Notice.
Novice is hereby (riven that the Com
missioners of Forest County will be at
the following places, at th time designat
ed. for the purpose of holding appeals tor
the trienial asscssmei t of 13 :
Tionesta borough, Com icissioners' Office
February 12.
Harmon v township, AJleode.r School
Elouse. February 13.
Hickory towiitbip, East Hickory, Feb
ruary 14.
Kiugsley township, Newtown, Februa
ry 1").
Howe township, Foxburg, 'February 10.
Harnett township, Claringtou, Februa
ry U
JcnUs township, Marionville, February
20,
C.roen township, Nebraska. February 21.
Tionesta township, Commissioners' of
fise, February 22.
By order of Commissioners. 4
JAS. T. BKENNAN, Clerk.
MercsrUiia Appraiser's No-
Rettiru of Mercantile Assessment of For
est County, Pa., for the yuar
BARRETT Tqw'jkinP$
-'. -' . '". t'jiw-s. Tax,
Peai-Rtdl&Co., general nicivhaiiiljvyM- $7 oti
A. Cook. general inei'vliuiiflisi. .14 7 0(1
GHF.liJJ TOWNSlilP.
Ford iS- La-v. central merchandise .14 7 00
li. V. Lrdi-lnir, liK-rchant mill 7 OO
T. 1). Collins, Bimetal iue.reiiaiidisu.14 7 00
HICKORY TOWNSHIP.
T.J. Bowman, general merchaudise.13 13 ")0
11. Biace, geueral incrc-haiulisH 14 7 (XJ
W'het-ler tfc Dusenbury. general
uierchaiwiise 14 7 00
nAHMONY TOWNSHIP.
J. Machesuey.gcneral nierchandise.H 7 01)
John Woodcoc k, hotel S 50 00
Hatch & Brace, gen'l merchandise.H 7 00
JENKS TOWNSHIP. '
Kahle Xc Son, genoral niercliandise.l I 7 00
T. J. Reyner, gi-neral merchandise. 14 7 no
Andrew .Shuliz, ieu'l uieichandiso.H 7 00
KINGSLEY -TOWNSHIP.
Wheeler, Dusenbury & Co., gener
al merchandise 14 7 00
J. Ptiawkey, geneial iuerchHUiiso..M 7 00
TIONESTA BOHOUOn.
Hawlet fc Sons, gun'l morchaiidLse.,14 7 00
A. II. Dale, furniture 14 7 Oil
O. W. Bovui d, groceries 18 10 00
U. W. liovurd, patent medicines.... 4 5 00
John Keck, boots and shoes.. 14 7 00
Wui. Kinearhaugh A Co., variety
More 13 10 00
Oeo. W. Ditliride, variety stoio,..14 7 00
Wui. Sineurhangli, hotel 5 5o 00
Win. Suiearbaiigh, 2 hilliatd tables. 40 00
K. Heibel, hurdware 14 'i 00
Kobmsoii JSc Bonner, general mer
chandise 10 20 00
T. C. Jackson, hotel 5 50 00
Iloleniau k Hopkins, guuerul mer-
cimiulise 10 20 00
Apiteals will be held at tho County
Tnasuici's otiice, Tionesta. i'a., on the
isth day of Fcbi uarv, A. i. lsH.
JAM KS SWA1LKS.
Mercantile Appraiser.
'Xiciii-"ta, Pa., Jan. HI, Js8.
L - - ik-ji.- -si
I ll.LL. I M .U.V
a.. H. da. Lis,
(SllOWWir to A. II. PaRTRIDOK,)
TIOIiTEST., JP.A..
Keeps constantly on hand an
ELEGIT STOCK CF FURNITURE,
which ho Helix
at great reduction from former prices.
A full linn of
. rtYi stock.
tf jfS'l ),","lC?rJT'Ptly nltented to.
twamnor .maF.-amroana. i;ia'M of
kinds, W;nf tfisNos, Nprinr Beds,
louiigos, Ijdoklnir Glasses, Picture
Frames. muP'urions rilllM trn
minioroiis to be Mnentioecl. Oivo
him a (-411 and bo convinced. Pri(,
roaKonable. oni2-8f2t.
t oni;NV.o fult6n;
A j ' j 'v,
fuhu'fdeturer oftmd Dealer in
H&BK Ep tft RSf BRIDLES,
" ; 'nlaH kinds of
'
HORSE FURNISHING GOODS.
may t PI TOXKSTA, TA.
STOPPED FREE
Aarrtlou surces,
1n:jinp Persom Hectored,
p. i r5 SI iwVi nij TTTTwr BCDCiT
r. U U W Nerve Restqref?
cur for Fitt, EpHtigp amt Aerrfl Affliction,
InTai.i.iblR If taken m dirrtd- AV F.Ltnfi
f tint (Vjia H. T)uittu aitrt 2 Irlnl Itntf ifVtu t a
i Kitpa;linU,they paying exprvMiqa. snd nm,
II. O. atiii xTirpM AiMfMks to Dm. Kl.INK wil
8 Arch Su I'hllu&elyhla, J'. Secprxna'puldruoaiiU,
lOTED fc !
D?. Joiim F. Hancock,
late rresiiieiitof the National Phar
maceutical Association of the United
States, says :
"Erown'i Iron Tlttm has a
lie.v.-y .i!c, is conceded u be ft Cir.
louic ; the cli-mctcr of t'.-.a mar.u
i..cinrrri H a voucher lr i:s purity
bud uii-dicuiid cxcciicucc."
Dr. Joseph Roberts,
Trcsidciit Caitimoro rharmaccuticsl
Colici, says :
"I indorse It as a fine medicine,
reliable as a streugthemr.fr tonic,
free Uozn alcoholic poUon&.
J. Fa Tin J.IooRr., T:r.
I)., 1 loi'tasor of l iiariiiacy, liald
rnore Pharmaceutical College, says :
" Erqwn's Iron Fitteni Is a safo
nnd rcliablo medicine, positivel
free from aicohclic poisc-ns, and can
1 rcromincnde.'l oi a tonic for use
i.niun li.osc who oppose klcuhol'
Dr. Edward FARicK.sof,
Secretary DaltiiKorc CcUcgc of Thar
r.iacy, E.;ys
" I Indorse it as an excellent
medicine, a food fiicstive o.ent,
z.d a niwtiuAiuli,b u tuo lu.iw&t
scsc."
Dr. RapiiARD SAriN-cTOX,
o-y; of Ij.iJTmore's oldctt and most
jIi.iLle physicians, says :
" All who have used it praise Its
standard virtues, and the well.
1. nown character of the house which
makes it is a sulncient guarantee
el" iu being all that is claimed, for
they are men who could not be in
duced to offer anything else but a
reliable mcdiciue for public use."
A Drugijist Cured.
Boonsboro, Mi, Oct. t, BSo.
Centlemen: Brown's Iron Bit.
trrs cured me of a bad attack of
Indigestion and fullness in the stom
ach. Having tested it, I take pleas
ure in recommending it to my cus.
toiners, and am glad to say it gives
entire satisfaction to all."
Coo. W. Hori'MAn, Druggist.
As!: your Druggist for Brown's
Iron Litters, and take no other.
One tml will convince yon that it
U just wh&t you need.
.v
HOUSEHOLD .VOEDS.
' For Btrk Stomach, bad taste, sinking
sppllsand palpliaiiini. r,'ly wlmliv on
HUSK." BSSSttj:WtBp
" !rV anlol Apii-LiLo.T--i'ci3i, In-
rilircHI tiii Ami l.lvxp I 'mi.,. I. i i, , ,..LA h i.
ui'NA; It never (.ill. jamad
tit i ramp ui 1110 eituii.., n or 1 1 .1 if.
Pr.nu.NA In lurgedosea tslniulllble."nuK:
--'lbosetn literary, professional or nn
morrial pursuits, noed 1'bkuna." Ku
'J'orblc-k Headache, patn In tbehuauT
uif-iiini anu kw spirits, lane i-bbcw a. "
Heart and study our book oil the "Ills of
Llfn ; tullowlts teat-Mux aud be happy.
"I.adles, if you wlnli btrentrth, lieaith,
and beauty, si-et brealh, cherry llus and
roiiy chivks. takf t't'iti'N-t l.,.f,rn n-l,
' uionie t ai.iiiu, isctvuuii Mo
bility dlhuasosof tin. I.lver and Kidnrvs.
take PtKt ha." r;tyUBiit3rrw..-'TT-'
Ask your druggial f..r our pamphlet uu'
Oie " Ills of Lite. "S. II. llaninanJtrn..
UslHirn, Ohio, jiroprletors. tia tay-saau
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DENTIST,
WAKREX, PA.
Having reamned hits practice in Foretd
oounty he will nmko his Hccusttiinotl vinitu
to Tionesta rn nil regular court wcoks.
H 3 will l found at the Central JIouno.
l-'url'iM-l bittisfaction giiaiuntod. inar8-8-j'
OUl'.SCltlliK for the Ki;rrui,icAN, only
O yi.so per annum.
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TiT.' ATT 1.f VIli LJ'rt .-V-u Jf.iL.vF"
OF A LI, ICINGS,
Call and sco
our StSockli-
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a lisswMMMi-iuMMiiMSiiWsssiMasaewll 1 1 11 1 giiiifslii iii.i'niwa .ny., ' ,i
FIE Fl HATS, WOOL ,
SILKS, MKRVELIEUX. ULACK STRIPii ijdXl
. UD!El MISSES' m CHILDREN'S SHOES f I. ALt'GRftDS. : "'A'
vxanx.-jBA Jt. KJ ii-t.ViJtiit e !! iaJU li JL U. JL Ji y XV It.il
.i PX JL. IR D "W" A- IE? IE3 '. " .
Orocerftis of all kinds, Flour, Feed,
CTAj and see. no
KOLKMAN &HOPKTNSi:,
TIONESTA, Fa., or PLEASANTVILLE,'PA.
COUNTY AUDITORS' REPORT FOR THE YEAR 1832.
N.S. FOU15.M AN, TiTusnrcr of Forent
County lor the year
To balance lnwt settlemont.
f '.),-:!! 14
POO 00
fi8 82
278 00
2 N
1G3 r,i
1 00
5 00
fl,r,s;i ui
To seated lantla ret Co. tax I SKI.'.
To ree'd l'roni Harmony tp. on
ivecotiut of M. Callinan
To reti'd fur redemption of Co.
lands
To rec'tl for lands cold by county
Tojec'd for doors sold C. A".
Itaudall
To reo'd ft out (ireen tp. on ao-
trom.t of rSarnh Shoup
To ree'd of J. II. Zuendel for
brittle
To reed of F. K.Allison J. P.
lino for cruelty to animal....
To seated lands Co. tax I8Hi
To reo'd ol'J.T. Ilrennan J. P.
surplus on stray sold in Tio-
neMt.i township. ,
To sdxty day list. Co. tax lNHi....
To unseated tax, Co. tax
2fl m
11!) 7(1
. 2,513 70
?0,)72 1S
To balance.
8!,419 G5
X. S. FOKKMAN, Treasurer of Forest
ntonwealth for tho year
To balance last sottlemont......
$!!! rlS
To Ntato tax 1S82
To t.tvorn license 18S2
To retailers license ISHi..,
To patent medicine 188A..
21C, 30
1:0 00
iio w
6 00
?U17 08
To balance....'. f,')30 20 ' .
X. S. FOKKMAN. Treasurer of Forest County, in account with the Bodeni'ition
Funtl of saitl County for tho year eiiditiK December 31, lS(-2.
To balance last settlement $1,7'J 11
10 rec ci irom inuiviuuuis,....
2,f22 PS
?l,40i! O'J
To balance ?2.3ti3
COMMISSION E113 of Forest County,
31,
11. y:
lo County orders drawn ?l l.i40
8143
IIE.VHY
$131
f!3l
JAMES
$ 117
To County orders drawn.
To County orders drawn..
5117 70 .117 70
C. XV. CLAltK, .Shcij.rVf Forest County, in neeo int for tho year ending Dci-eiiiber
31. 18H2.
To County ordershkavir'l.i.i ..... $30315 By Fees....". f 30 25
JUSTIS SHAW KEY, Prut'lymutary of Forest Ounly, in ucuouut fur tho vcar endinx
. J- itcceiuufcr 81, IS-jJ.
T,) Counly orders oraVn.. ....,.'; 211 9i
Ft) It EST COUNTY; ss : .
. XVo, tliliiu.ftjtfned Auditors of Foie:,t Conn! v. h hen-l.v
eer.Ml'y thatVo met at tho CfniBijxJ0lotii Otlleo, iu sahl County at-coidiujr n, l;1-.v, i,i,d
did audit! antl adjust the several ;vflc,tii,p of t e Treasurer, Sheriff. Prothonotarv nod
County CoinmiSHinnerii for theyHr Wdftiir Dot-emlici- 3), lsS2, and lind them as set
forth in the forpgoina: report. In (Alimony wiuuoof we have heruumo set our huntls
and seals this lOlh day of January, A.- i l)sH3.
U. V. VAi:''KX, L.S.
U. B. SWAhLKY, E.N.
Attest J. T. Buennan, Clerk. JAM ES A. SCTT, D.H.
EX I E N D IT V EES of Forest County for tho yea 1882.
Treasurer's Commission 410 82
Witness foes ' 27 4."
Auditors and Cleak iKt 80
Counsel fees Pt VI
County Commissioners 392 60
County Commissioners' Clerk... COO 00
Cat and fox bounty 127 80
Jury lees 2,172 78
Jury Commissioners aud Clerk.. fi3 38
Assessors lau 00
Printing 400 75
Constables 317 40
Court Crier "2 00
Koad views 141 20
Fuel and lights. 271 00
Elections 4')3 55
Commonwealth costs 131 40
Hoks ami stationery 170 70
Kepa'rs, dc
024 00
FINANCIAL STATEMENT of Forest
ASSETS.
Halauce due on Conn'y account by N.S. Foreman, Treasurer
Seated lands rutiirncd for lsS2 ' ""
Due by Harmony township 011 account of M. Callivan, i'unatic"'...".'.'.!'.!!!.'!.!
Due by (ireen township on account of Sarah Sliotip, lunatic !'.!.!!!!""!!'.!!'.
Duo by (ireen township on account of John Clary, lunatic
Due by Tionesta borough on account of Samuel Hawthorn, lunatic.'..!!!.!!"!
LIABILITIES.
Liabilities ,
FOH EST COUNTY, ss.
Pursuant to law wo the undersigned Commissioners of Forest
County publish tho foregoing exhibit of the rooeipts and expenditures of said County
for the year ending December 31, 182.
Witness our hands and seals this 10th duv of January, A. D 1SS3
H. W. LEIiEKUU," )
... . , , r, , JAMES HENDERSON, f Jo.CommiaAionerF.
Attest-Jxs.T. Brennan, Clerk. IIENKY A. ZUENDEL.J
HA
TKOUULK TO SHOW tTOOD.S. a 4t rl
County, in account with
tho Funds of said
ending December 31, 188v!
Dy. County ordern redeenied 1S."2 !l,83(i PI
lly seatotl Innds returned by Col
lectors 7if) 4rt
JJy exoneratioiirt to Collectors P8 01
lty ( oiluctors' eoiiimiMKioiis nj l
Uy 8J per cent, on !l,S:5(!.m Co.
orders 344
By .t per cent, on $14!). 13 Col lec
tors' commissions 5.?U
Uy 3i per cent, on fc-lMW 111 Ke- ,m.
demption 7d
Jiy balance
20,I7
County, in account with thfl fundsof tho CoiilAs 9
ending Douember 31, 1SS2.
By HUtto Treas. receipt, June 2,
IhH-J ;
By State Treas. receipt, July 11,
SH-
By ft pev cent, on iM.'tli tavern li
cense By 5 per cent, on patent med
icines By ft per cent, tm 18 tax on loans
By 5 -er cent on $-04 6!) retailers'
license ;
By balance
10 T3
ft;i() 20
ton i'8
By pai.l individuals.
e-J.OOS PI
liy bnluuue..
2,:;!'.'! I
f I.-K12 0!)
IS
in ntie.imt lor ttic ve-.vr emlfn Deembor
18S2.
LEDKnra.
lly 42 d.iys' services f I'.'it 00
By 171 ii'iiles' travel 17 40
40
A. ZI'EXDKI..
40 By 3S days' services..
By 174 tniles travel...,
40
HENM)l:f!vox.
70 Bv 33 days' services,
By 1"7 iiiilc-.' travel..
fl 13 40
$111 00
17 40
i':31 40
t'.'O CO
IS 70
By 1'ot.s
PJll !2
County Auditors.
Western Pa. llosnitnl...
438 60
ti:-8 84
303 25
2:1 02
140 78
78 ltl
0 85
157 07
4 00
10 00
254 00
104 P0
4ti 00
25 45
115 15
3 81
105 30
187 50
140 52
il, 1882.
f 0,449 05
OHO 71
4IS0 20
32 05
200 48
02 60
Warren Hospital
Sherilf'h fees
Prothonotary's lees
Janitor..
Bridge repairs
Postage and box rent
Collectors' coiji mission
Express charges ,
Court Auditor
Stenographer
Refunding orders
District Attorney
Coroner
Court House and Jail supplies.
Expenses
Western Penitentiary
Insurance on Court ilouso
Expenses in Lunacy cases..,
County for the year ending Dee.
$11,337 74
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