s.
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ci up tor
. A por
io U solie-4(i-!v.
, .iky,b..
This houne In
isiied with 11CW
it is eentrnllcy l-:-.
barn In eonnoet-
liii public will
;tt place. Flint
i. u wiih the Hotel
I,. Tidioute, I'.,
. unriotnr. A first
:.. ninl the plcas-
i town. Kntes very
jan8-8,
; .V Nl.'TVJF.ON,
!i-!r the School
Ail professional
to.
, SUlUiF.ON,
having located
; nttciKl all pro
..iid at all hours,
.'o.'s how build
ers 7 to rt a. M.
;i 1 Uj to 7 P. M.
i to 3 and CI to 74
. her House, on
may-18 81.
, .V SUUGEON,
,m experience in
jn, having crrart
:,s.lv Mav 10, ISfiS.
in Judire Reek's
1 Church. Tiones
Aug. 25-1880
MORROW.
materials etc., of
i respect lull v an
rvv on tho Dental
iiiil having had over
pirienee, considers
:.: to give entire sat
n s give mv tnedl
;Tice. iiitti'22-W
. A. B. KBM.Y
.j i:k e co.,
TP. T?. 55 !
,.v Walnut Sts. Tionebta.
i
iWeoiint and Deposit.
(bwed on Time Depowito.
(dcouall the Principal points
.f the U.S.
. lions boi'tcited. 18-ly.
l UliTON,'
.Hirer of and Dealer in
IGIURS, ERIDLES,
And all kinds of
FURNISHING GOODS.
lONESTA. PA.
!i: ( tho Ktrmucis, oniy
iiiiuum,
V, Pa.
SCElLANEOUS.
rime Tnlile Tlonw(R Hlnllnn.
Mil l it.
i ',"..., 7:4S niri
IK 7: 18 am
i (i 4-.t0 inn
BOUTH.
Train 03 11:17 Bin
Train 10 1:45 pm
Train 18 8:28 pm
'i 1 -. North, and Train 10 South carry
idling iu the Presbyterian
nest Sunday rooming and
by Rev. Ilirkling.
i'reaching in the M. E. Church
U Sunday evening by F. M. Small.
Presbyterian Sabbath School at
12;30 p. ro.; M. E. Sabbath School at
10 a. nil
Oil market closed ye&tetday 783.
Opening this morning at 782c.
Mi. A. Curaon has moved into
hia new building on Walout St.
Attendance at the Sunday
Schools is increasing. Christmas is
coming.
Charlie KiMmer cut hi3 foot
quite seriously with an ax last Sun
day evening.
Atlention is called to the Holi
day curd of Win. Smearhaugh & Co.,
iu this issue.
Mr. C. F. Gillespie of Whig Hill
paid his respects to our sanctum yes
tesday morning by a pleasant call.
MisbixoManI II. J. Hoi-kins,
who was found in New York buying
Holiday Goods for II. J. Hopkins A
Co.
Geo. Smith carries his arm in i
sling, the effects of a few "exhibi
lion shots" at the roller skating riok
last Tliuisday.
Mr. Ben. V. May of Chicago, is
home fortfi brief visit with mother am
i'tiends. We never saw lieu, looking
quite so due as now.
And now W. A Eagles wears
pleasanter nmilo than ever. Jhe ar
rival, Monday morning, of a bouncing
boy is the cause uf it.
-C W. Baker killed a fine buck
last week, since which time he has
been wearing his former overcort for
reft. Good boy Clint.
O. W. Sawyer is fixing up his
dwelling house near Robinson & Bon
tier' mill. When completed he wi
have a very comfortable abode.
Mr. Craig has temporarily moved
his family iuto Samuel Clark's vacant.
nous. His own edifice will not he
ready for eccupaucy much before the
first of January.
Ilarve Foreman has succeeded,
since tho snow fell, in finding two depr
aufluiently blind tnruo into the muz
zle of his gun. But all the same
llarve attributes it to his superior
iiiarbkmutifchip.
Three families will shortly occu
py II. O. Davis' house at the eaat end
of thfi river bridge, viz: Chns. Hin
ton's, J. A. liuliog's and A. Wisner's.
This illustrates the scarcity 'of dwel
ling houses very forcibly.
E. E. CUpp Esq., of President,
looked iu upou us a few momeut yes
terday morning. He was feelmgjubi
lant as usual, except over the defeat
of Elaine, but we won't tell just now
what lie said about the "change."
During tie past week the huot.
iug has been,very good, yet very lit
tle vouison has reached our market.
Most every man that has a particle of
conecU aud the time to spare has hied
to the big woods, loaded down with
ammunition, expectations, ifcc.
Thanksgiving Day passed like a
Sabbath in Tiouesta so quiet was
everything, aud that is the way it
should always be spent. Union ser
vices were held iu the Presbyterian
church, Rev.. Small preachiog an ex
cellent 6ermon to a fair congregation.
There will be a shooting match
at Herman Blum's, on Dutch Hill,
Dext Saturday, Dec. 6th. A number
of fat turkeys, chickens aud geese
will be shot eff, aud those whq think
they can t hoot and would like some
thing in the poultry line for Christ
mas should be on hand.
A telejrram received last week by
Mr. Adams conveyed the intelli
gence that hn eon, Walter, who had
stopped at Bradford on his way to
Buffalo, was quite seriously ill, but
later advices stated hia condition to
be much improved. Oo Mouday eve
ning, however, a message was received
announcing that ho was worse, and
sumtaoDicg hia father to bis bedside
We hope to bear better reports eoon.
. those who expect to .. . (u
.end the Institute on the loth irif t.
The Superintendent expects to have
good supply of instructors in 'all
branches, and with the proper encour-
gement by the teachers and citizens
the Institute will be a success.
We understand that Mr. Law
rence baa about consummated the sale
of his hotel property in this place to
Bradford gentleman. Possession
will not be taken right away, but ar
rangements fur the transfer ore now
pendicg. We also learn that the pur
chaser is an old and first class hotel
man.
-Forest Lodge, A. O. U. W., will
be ready soon to announce its second
at nual ball, which will take place
some time during , the holidays. The
pronounced success of their last year's
effort is a sufficient guarantee that
this one will be the ball of the season.
The music will be the best the coun
try affords.
The County Commissioners have
put in their office within the past week
a targe and excellent safe; one that
will accommodate the records of that
office for the next twenty-five years.
This is something that was badly need
ed, as the lecords of a county cannot
be replaced when once fire gets a good
hold of thera
We are informed that, owing to
the great depression in the trade, Hor-
ton, Crary & Co., have shut down
operations at their tanneries both in
this and Warren county, thus throw
ing out of employment a large num
ber of workmen. The capacity of
all their tanneries is upwards cf 2,000
sides of sole leather a day.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Craig wish
publicly to acknowledge many thanks
to all those who so generously lent
their assistance in rescuing their
householdgoods Ironi the recent ore.
But for the prompt and vigorous cf-
forts on the part of our citizens most
of their goods must have buroed, and
lefnl tn nil
-A special from O.ean says: Abra-
nam uau.eo, rp.ruuB1 .uClu,u
- " , , , ., ,. .
once celebtated oil district at Pleas-
antville was discovered, has died in
vjregon. oames naiujcu iuo tpmn
had sluwu him a great oil lake at
Pleasautville. 11a made a torltine ol
half a million in oil which he lost on
the Pacific coast. t
Writing of the chestnut output in
that vicinity, the Cochrauton Times
says: "The returns are all in,-and
from the official couut we learn that
2.03.J bushels ot chestnuts were
.
shipped from Cochrantou station this
fall. Dunbar & McGrath shipped
1 ''!." Ktihulu C.iAev Mm ' 700 and
m.'
otuers luu. i ue average pr.co pn.u
was $2.50, showing that So.000 was
lofr in tlixt. L-ir-imtv fi-nm thn ssitla of
the chestnut crop.
The two young highwaymen, Pa
Ion und Gilson, who so brutally beat
and robbed tho young Jewish peddler,
TJamo, near Pleasautville in Septem
ber last, mention of which we made
at tbe time, received tbeir sentence at
the late term of court at Franklin.
They each got four years and 6ix
mouths in the Penitentiary, which,
considering the fact that they all but
killed the peddler in fact left him
... AA-.. .V,.,l,t ho a nw.rr.lfnl
iui ucom ,o iuuub...
sentence.
The "opening" of tbe skating rink
last Wednesday evening was a success
all rouud. Pleasautville's cornet band
furnished excellent skating music,
while the boys off the Hill, assisted by
part of the Pleasautville band, made
splendid music for the dance. Supper
was served by Mr. Brownell of tho.
Central House, and was pronounced a
superior article by all who partook of
it. Joe. Landers, proprietor, may well
feel proud of his riuk, as no town the
size of this can boast of a Dicer one.
From the St. George, Tucker Co.,
W. Va., Democrat, we tako the follow
ing items of interest to some of our
readers: "A slight raise iu the river
this week brought many logs down
trom the neaa oi me Biream. it uuc
time tbev were so thick that it would
have been possible for one to cross on
them at this point. They were mostly
Hulintr & Co.'s logs. Mr. Frank
Keck arrived iu St. George last Satur
day evening audvspeut several days
up the river looking at our immense
quantity of timber.
Don't wait uuiil the Season is
over to gel bargains, butcoroe uow and
buy Meo and Boy's Clothing at re
duced prices from already low prices
to suit times.
3i. Wm. Smlarkalcu - Co.
.tabid Aid Union.
G. W. Brown, of Youngsville, Pa.,
Deputy Supreme President E. A. U..
organized Biookston Union, No. 501,
at Brookstou, this county, last Thurs
day evening, with fifty-six applicants
for charter, aud with the following
officers :
Chancellor Samuel D. Brecht.
Advocate Mrs. F. W. Broods.
President F. W. Brooks.
Vice Pres. Charles II. McClune.
Auxiliary Mrs. Lucy Tously.
Secretary James I. Cochran.
Treasurer C. C. Smith.
Accountant A. P. Anderson.
Chaplain O. B. M. Borge.
Warden John Ryan.
Sentinel Mrs. C. C. Smith.
Watchman Gust Miller.
Conductor Hiram Tously.
Asst. Con. Mrs. C It. McClune.
lrueteo A. Jr. Anderson.
Ex. Physician Dr. G. F. McNutt.
Rep. to Grand' Union F. W.
Brooks. Time of meeting Every
Saturday evening.
Linevi Me Lines.
Hunters plenty. "Dears" rather
scarce. At least j. vy. iuiuer says so,
a. -w r i rti
and he ought to know,
Miss Emma Hale and Mr. Oscar
Strikenbarger were united iu .. the
bonds of everlasting bliss, and, we
hope, eternal happiness) a few days
since, ine couple nave the nest wisb'
of their numerous, friends, includ
ing the writer.
II. L. Miller has closed his school
at Triumph, Warren county, on oc
count of sickness, which is abundant
among the children around there,
F. F. Whittekin is on (deck again.
Protracted meeting is in progress in
lho M K Churcb couducted by Rev.
pjalt
j w cnr!n(rpr ,1B9 hpen :.,.:-
bi(J mother recently. He returned
" . , "
to
D . e t agt k
Andy Rickeobrode has left for
Bas" ,
Kahi Brothers are engaged in dril-
,ing waler weJ19 iu nonesta twp, r or -
. , . . ,
We think that from the number of
persons who are turning up thieves,
jnttt u,e interrogatory "wno ooes
8teal ?" might be turned into "Who
jol,'t 8teal?" One of tbe causes of so
mncn pilfering is the practice of com
promising with the guilty parties for
a pecunia'7 consideration ; and al
though criminal we know many who
have so dono. If the practice is not
stopped, aud the guilty parties prose
. . .1.. i
cuted as they should tie, sucn persons
will be proceeded against. Justice
and the interests ot the community
. . . .
rpnnirn RnmethlliL' to be done OUB wav
.i . .u
or iub oiuei.
o. J. lieck is lhe champiou wauer
of the townshin. He walks 12 i miles
per dav fto and from his school").
- v '
. n r .1
' ' 4
1375 miles.
L-ANK.
Liueville, Pa., Nov. 29, 1884.
Roller Skate Flirtation.
Lying on the right side, "My heart
19 at your feet."
Lvioer on the left side, "I have
money in bank.
Standing on your nose, "I have no
ODieCUOtl 10 & mOlUCr-lU 1UW.
1 .! . . .1 : 1
- . ... . ,... r .... f;j
.1 II mi!IlIT OU LIIU X UUI niiaiu
r 0
i can i trust you
Lying on tbe back, "Assist me."
One leir in the air means, "Catch
me.
Two legs io the air means, "Masbed."
One skate in your mouth, "Crushed
again.
Hitting the back of your head with
the heel, "I am'gone.
Suddenly, placing your legs horizon
tally on the floor like tbe letter V in
dicates, "I am paralyzed.
Punching your neighbor in the
stomach with your left foot, "I am onto
your little game.'
A backward flip of the heels und
sudden cohesion of the knees to the
floor, "May I skate the next music
l;lh yoU ?''Exchange.
Safa Fop Sale.
I will sell at public auction at the
Court House, iu Tiooesta, on Tuesday
J December 1G, 1884, at 1 o'clock p. m.,
oue Mosler, Bahmau & Co., Fire-Proof
Safe, 60 inches high, 44 inches wide,
aud 31 inches deep; weight about
4000 pouuds; inside doors with lock;
outside doors with Setgeaut it Green
leaf Combination. The safe is in good
touditiou. C. M. Sjiawkey.
I
J. E. IIiLUrO, Co. Burr
That school is too noisy in which
the teacher can not control the noise.
That school is too noisy in which
the noise is caused by other than the
necessary activity and bustle of the
Bchool-oom.
That school, as a general thing, is
too noisy in which the teacher Will
not control the noise.
A school should be kepi quiet be
cause there are pupils in the school
who can not study where there is
much noise; these pupils have the
same rights other pupils have, and
their rights should be secured to
them.
Noise is not a necessary condition
to study. It is always a hindrance
to a greater or le9ser degtee. All
sounds can not be called noise.
Noise is uncontrolled sound: it is
sound jumbled, tumbled, rolled, mixed,
tangled. Noise is sound without dis
tinctive character; it is wrecked,
bankrupted sound.. It indicates miss-
snent Jorce. wasted energy. It arists
from confusion. It is not a necessary
out come of study and activity. It
hag no dace in a well directed and
well organized school.
ONE DOLLAR.
That will be the Price of The
Weekly Blizzard.
Iu response to a general demand
from out of town readers for the uews
of the Blizzard, in condenfed form,
we have decided to commence the pub
lication of a weekly edition, which
will contain till th6 news condensed
from the matter contained in the daily
during the week, together with other
matter prepared expressly for it.
The First Issue will appear the first
1 - T Tl x Jt"..
" b
BU0scriD8 snouin sena in ai once.
Politically The Weekly Blizzard will
be 6tr'.ctly independent, giving the
... . . .i i -ii : . u .
It will contain -all the Local, General
an(J Tel raphils Newg together wilb
, varj of Mi8celianVt Humorous
items, Complete Oil Reports, .Latest
jjewB From The Field etc etc. The
object win be to mak.'it'A Complete
Family Newspaper.
The price will be one dollar per
year, invariably in advance
A liberal commission will' be paid
parties wishing to get up clubs, which
terms may be learned on application.
Address all letters to
The Blizzard, Oil City, Pa.
eioiV:i:!S1A. ftIA.tI15T,!$.
corrected every Tuesday, r.Y
I RELIABLE DEALERS
Flour barrel choice - - 3.05.00
Flour suck, - - .00 1.'
com Moal, 100 lbs - - - l.40l
Chon feed, nure crain - -' 1-35
Corn, Shelled
- 84
1.503.00
12i(o14
11 Beans $3 UllnllUl
It-. ,
I Flum ctlKrar nrAn
Break'fast Bacon, sugar cured . -
13
10
Shoulders ....
Whitefish, half-barrel
- 8.50
Lake herring half-barrels
5.50
6K10
Sugar - - - - '
Syrup
50 75
n. O. Molasses new
75
Roast Rio Coffee
18(5,23
12i18
2S10
20 90
Rio Coffee,
Java Coffee
Tea
Butter -Rice
C v 2 5
810
- 20
1.35
121
Kuirs fresh
C.,l l.wl
I rrj -
Lard -Iron,
common bar
Nails, lOd, ip keg -
- 2.75
3.00
- 40(a,50
1.40
Potatoes -
Lime "0 bbl. ...
Dried Apples sliced per tb
Dried Boef -
Dried Peaches per lb
Dried Peaches pared per
10
- 20
10
15
TUIAI. LIST.
Causes set down for trial in the Court of
Common Pleas of t-orest county fa., on
the Third Monday of December A. u. lhM
1. John T. Dale et at vs. John 11. Leg
nrnvl No. -11 February term. 18o.'l.
2. James W. Jenkins vs. Kliza Funk
nt :i No. 27 Mav term. 1SK1.
3. John Cobb A Co. vs. R. U. Willis No
'! Mmv term. HH.i.
4. Peter Berry et al vs. L. F. Watson ct
al, No. 4S Sciit. term, 1883.
5. John H. Davis et al vs. Potcr Berry
ot al, No. 61 Sept. term, 1883.
0. Enterprise Transit On. vs. P.
Kuruin. No. 27 Doc. term. 1883.
7. Walter J. Smith vs. Claik A MoVcy
No. 3H. Dec. term, 18S3.
8. 1). L. Beaver vs. IT. II. Shoemake
Nn. K Feh'v term. 1881.
9. D. L. Beaver vs. II. II. Shoemaker
Vji. -I l.Vh'v term. 1HH4.
Tp. 1). L. lleavor vs. ti. Shamburg et id
X'.i IN Miv term. 1H84.
U. 1). It. Beaver vs. O. Shair.burg et al
No. 19 Mav term. 1881.
12. Dalo'tC- Lawrence vs. 1. M. Haslctt,
No. 48 Kent, term, 18K4
J UST1S Sll AWKEY,' PruthoHOtary.
Tiouesta, Pa., Nov, 17, 18X4.
Hundred! writo they owe their ilfo
and present good health to Acker's En
glish reiimdy fur coiikiiii: ptiou, 'ouijhf,
colds, Ac. (Sold by (1. W, Bovard.
JIFF'S SALE.
HY VIRTUE ol a writ nf Levari Ki.o a
isHiipd out of tho t'mirt of Cmnmon
Fleas of Forest County, lmisvl vnnia, nnd
to mo (Unwind, there will be expooed to
ialf) bv public vendue or oute.rv, at tho
Court House, in tho borough of Tionostn,
on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 15th, A. I). 1881,
nt 10 o'clock, A. M., tho following do
Hcribed real estate to-wit:
A. HOLEMAN and ll. J. HOPKINS, rfo-
Intr businesH bi IfOLKMAN A ItOF
KINS, v. HARRIETT M. f.. D1TH,
RI D E and G EORG E V. DITIIRI D( I)
Iyev. Fa., N'o. 11 Dec. term, 1S84. T. F.
Ritche.Vj Atty.
All that piece or parool of land situate-
in tho TownMhip of Tionesta, County of
Forest, and JStuto o: FonnsylvaniR, nound-
od and described as follows: Rpirinini?
nt a red onk on tha bank of tho AHeuherrr
Rivnr. north of tho land ot John VY .
H llano's; thpnee north alonf?' the Alle--Hhcny
River 45 cast 10 perches; tli(:nc
north along fait! river 2ii et fi.3 6-10
porches to a white oak standing on tho
hank or the Alleirliony Kivcr; incncn
south 0H east 20 perches moic or Icrs to a
f)ost and stones ( tnonco parallel wun ino
onirost river line south 26 went 50 perches
more or less to a white oak : thence south
4;" west 39 perches to a chestnut; thence
north 45 west 125 perches to the place of
bexinmnc. Containing twelve llii) acrei
more or less.
Taken in execution and to bo sold asthrt
propc-rt v of Harriett M. Ii. Dithridge and
George W. Dithridge, at the suit of A;
Iloleiuan and tl. .1. HopKins, uoing busi
ness a Holeman A Hopkins.
TERMS OK SALE. Tho foliowir.tf
must be strictly complied with when tho
property is stricken down :
1. When the plaintir or other lien cred3
itors becon o tho purchaser, the costrf oh.
the writs must be paid, and a list of liens
including mortgago searches on tho prop
erty sold, together with such lien credit
or's receipt for tho amount of the pro- .
ceeds of tho sale or such portion thoreof m
he may claim, must be furnished the
Sheriff. , '
2. All bids must be paid in full.
3. ' All sales not settled immediately will
be continued until 2 o'clock p. m., of thn
day of sale, at which time all property not
settled for will again be put up and sold
at the expense and risk of the person to
whom lirst sold.
Sco Purdon'x Digest, JCibftv Editlon(
page 4i6 and Smith's Forms, pageSS-i.
r W fT.ARL" Sihni-ffF.
Sheriff's Olllce, Tiouesta, Fn., Nov. l.,
18S4.
PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, The Hon. W. D. Brown,
President Judge of tho (ourtof Common
Pleas and Quarter Sessions in and for
tho eounty of Forest, has issued his preA
cept for holding a Court of Common Pleas
yuarter sessions, xe.. at nonesta, lor
tho County of Forest, to commence on the
Third Monday of Doc, being the 15th duj
of Dec, 18S4 Notice is therefore given to
tho Coroner, Justice of the Peaceand Con
stablesof said county, that they be then
and there in their proper persons at ten
o'clock, A. M., of said day, with their
records, inquisitions examinations and.
other remembrances; to do those things
which to their ollices appertain to be done,
and to those who are bound in recognizance
to prosecute against the prisoners that aro
or shall be in the jail of Forest County, that
they be then and there present to prosecute
against them aa shall be just. Given nn
dor my hand and seal this l7th day of
JNovember, At V. Ism.
Confirmation Notice.
Notice is heroby given that the follow
ing accounts have been filed in my office
aud will bo presented at next Term of
Court for confirmation :
Final Account of Thomas J. Bowmr
and Joseph Green, Adm'rs of Estatq
James tireon, dee'd. '
Final Account of John H. Menaeh, E:
cutor of the last Will and Testament
Henry Keller, doe'd.
J U Pi II A W K fj X , IiejJlMO
Tiouesta, Pa. Nov. 17, 1884.
U. HVE. DIG-HTOK
house, sign, Carriage,
AND
ORNAMENTAL FAINTINC
Particular atlention given to GRATj
INi, FRKSOOINIJ, andSCKMil'AIN'
.Ni.i. i-iitiMiuciiou guaranteed m eve
particular, (inters for trcscoinjr,, ef
mail promptly . Ktteridod to. tihop
Roberts building, I'M m St., Tiouesta, Pa.
APP7CSend six cents for postr.ge.
I illCC and receive free a costly box
of goods which will help nil, of cither sex
to nioro money right away than anything
else In this World. Fortunes await tho
workers ulwolutely suru. At once ad-.
dr"s Truo A Co,, Augusta, Maine. Api9
H. C. WHITTEKIN.
Civil Engineer and Surveyor.
TIONESTA PA.
Land and Railway Surveying a Specialty,
Magnetic, So!ar or Triangulatum Survey
ing. Best of Instruments atid work.
Terms on application.
MAGAZINE RIf LC.
S.f.i
5 (vt. and 4001)
Cruln I'artrlJsc.
VtRV STRPKfl. PEfSFECTLt SAfT.
TUr DCCT Dirt V ln tUe wond fQThr-
InL D lj 1 n i r rrn', fi'ui f' '-
raoy. rajvili'y. in'HU'l and r.ibli to any ot'-rr.
BALLARD f?'nVl?-;:
Marliu F:ro Arms Co., IXew Laveu, W.T..
parents;
Caveats, Ko-issue and Tiadtj-MarkJsecu
ed, and all other patents causes in tio pa
en t (iltice ana neiorw uw v" yyt"'i'
and carefully attenuwi io. .
Upon receipt of model or .(-ketch on
vrntion. 1 made careful exavAiuauon.S
iilvua us to natoiitubility l"e of char)
Fees Moderate, and I make No Char,
unless patent is tiecured. Iniorniatie
advice and cpecia! reterenceu sent on
plication. J. It- LITTKLL, VYanhingt
D. C. Near U. S. Patent t)!li..e.
1ENTKAL HOUSK, OIL CITY. PA.
j W. 11. KOTH,;Proprietj
Tho largest , Best Located and Furnish
House in tho City. Near lTnion',iy ot. !
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