Jit $m$t glqmMta.
WEDNESDAY IfldRMSG, MAI 16, 1881.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.
TtwrqeM. 8. D. Thwin. '
Coinneihncn NnrMi ward. H, M. Fore
man. C. M. Slmwkpy, A. M. Dontt; South
ward, W, A. Euglos", .!. II. Fonos, A. II.
Palo.
Justices of the Peace J. T. Bronnan,
D H. Knox.
Conatnble James Swalles. N
School Directors H. J. Wolnntt, J. H.
Dlnuman, J. Orovo, A. B. Kelly, O. W.
Robinson, D. IS. Knox. ,
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
Member of Conarcnn-3 as. Mosorovb.
Member of Nimnlc J. G. Hall.
.AnemhhK. L. Davis.
Prenident JndcV. D. Brow.
At.iocmle JudyetJonx Keck, C. A..
Hill.
Treasurer N. H. Foreman.
Prothonotary, UcgiMer Recorder, die,
JUSTIS SrtAWKKY.
Meriir.V. W. Ci.avk.
Co mmi dinner nU. XV. Lkdebur, J. 8.
IlFNPKHHON, II. A. ZlTKNDFLL.
County Superintendent J. E. HlLL
ABn, IHrtriet Attorney T. J. VanGieokn.
Tiwy (JmimlMii)erj II. O. Davis,
J. Greknawai.t.
County fiurveyorF. F. Whittkkin.
Coroner C. IT. Ciioncn.
Obnnfi v4 nditor (). W. WARDKK, J. A.
SOOTT. R. II. 8WAI.L.KY.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TIONESTA LODGE
No. 309,
O.of O. F".
MEETS every Tuesday evening, nt 7
o'clock, In' tlio Lodge Room in Tar
fridge's Hall.
KUHOLEMANN.O.
O. V. SAWYER, Seo'y. 27-tf.
7 UnTTlEOUGE STOW POST,
No. 2T-J, O. A, It.
tU on the first Wednesday in eAeh
mouth, in Odd Follows Hall, Tionesta. Pa.
D. S. KNOX, Commander.
rp J. VAN OIKS F.N.
J ATTORNEY AT LAW,
And District Attornoy or Forest County,
Ofllce It) Court House, Tionesta, Fa.
I? L, DAVIS,
ii. ATTORN F.Y-AT-L AW,
Tionesta, Pa.
Colieotions made in this and adjoining
COUI) til'A.
MILE.S W. TATF.
ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW,
Elm fltreot,
Tionesta, Pa.
TF. BITCH EY,
ATTORNEY-AT-IiAW,
Tionesta, Forest County Pn,
J. "
AGNEW.
ATTORNEY- T-L AW,
Tioncsta, Pa.
ATTENTION HOLDIERS I
I lmvo been admitted to practice n
Attorney in the Pension Ofllco ot Wash
ington, " D. C. All officers, soldiers, or
sailor who wore injured in the late wnr,
can obtain pensions to which they may bo
entitled, by calling ou or addressing mo at
1 ionesta. Pa. Also, claims for arrearage
( of pay and bounty will rocoivo prompt at
,.-tntion.
.Havinar boon over four years a soldier in
th lata war, and having for a number of
year emrmred in the nroecution ot sol
illora' claims, my experience will assure
tho collection ot claims in tlio shortest pns-
nibln time. J. 15. AuNLW,
41 tf.
T AWRKNOK HOUSE, Tioncsta, Vn..
LJ H. S. Rrnckwnv, Proprietor. This
bouse is centrally located. Everything
itcw and well furnished. Supeiior Ac
;ommodatiotis and strict attention given
to riiustM. VP'rctables and Fruits of all
kinds served in their season. Sample
room for Commercial Aponts.
riFNTHAl, HOl'SE, Tionesta, Pa
j T, O. Jackson, Proprietor. This is a
now house, and hs,1tit been fitted up tor
the accommodation of tho public. A por
tion of the patronage of the public is nolle-
iu.d. ''.'
TVTATIONAL HOTEIj. Tidioute. Pa..
ll W. n. Ilueklin. Proprietor. A first-
cl.isa hotel in all renpeets, and the pleas-
ntest atippine place in town. Rates very
reasonable. jauH-8-,
B. COOK. M. r..
PHYSICIAN t SURGEON.
Office at the Central House, Tionesta,
Ta. All professional calls promptly at
tended to.
T W. MORROW, M. I).,
.. PHYSICIAN A SURGEON,
Iatu of Armstrong county, having located
In Tionesta is prepared to attenil all pro
fessional nails promptly and at all hours,
OUlce in Smearbannh it Co.'s now build
inir, nil stairs. Oltitro hours 7 to K a. m.,
and 11 to 12 M. ; 2 to 3 and J to 7 v. m.
Sundays, 9 to 10 a. m. ; 2 to 3 and 0 to 7i
p. m. Residence in Fisher House, on
Walnut Street. may-lh 61
WC. COHURN. M. n..
PHYSICIAN A SURGEON,
Has had over fifteen years experience in
the practice of his profession, having grad
uated leaallu and honorably May 10. 165
Office and Residence in Forest House,
opposite the Court House, 1 lonesta, t'a,
Aug. 25-1880
DENTISTRY.
DR. J. W. MORROW.
Having purchased the materials fce., of
lr. Kteadman, would respecuunv un
bo u i ice that he will carry on tho Dental
nusinesg in Tionesta, and having had over
mx years successful experience, considers
liiinsell fully competent to trlve entire sat
isfaction. I shall always give my niodi
cal practice the preference. mai-2-82.
F. F. WniTTEKiN, H. C. Whittekin.
Sheffield, Pa. Tionesta, Pa.
WHITTEKIN BROS.,
Oivll Engineers and Surveyors.
Iand and Railway Surveying a Specialty,
Magnetic, Salar or Trianu;iilation Survey
ing. Best of Instruments and work.
Terms on application.
N.H.MAT. A. O. KELLY
MAY, FAKK & CO.,
B IN" IE IR, S !
Corner of Elm it Walnut Sts. Tionesta.
Bank ol Discount and Deposit.
Interest allowed on Time Deposits.
Colleotious madeon all the Principal pointa
of the U. S.
)
Collections solicited. 18-ly.
T. BRKNNAN, C. M. SII AWK KY.
BRENNAN &SHAWKEY,
Real Estate Agents & Conveyancers.
Dealers In
ANTHRACITE Jt BITUMINOUS COAL
(ODocs In Court House,)
TIONESTA, FOREST COUNTY, FA.
FO R SALE.
f7 wires, Tioncsta twp 10 acres cleared
and in wheat and rye; small house and
bar:i ; considerable oak timber. Price
f700 i f 400 down, 1 ml in ico in 8 years.
A LMO.
Houses and lots, and building lots in
Tionesta Borough for sale onj (,asv terms.
Wo have somo good bargains on liana.
JlllKNNAN SIIAWKEY.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Condensed Tlinn Tallin Tionesta Ntatlon.
NORTH. I SOUTH.
Train 15...- 7:48 amlTrain 03...- 11:05 am
Train 18 8:10 amlTrain 10 1:45pm
Train ... 3:5U pin Train 10 8:20 pin
Traiu 15 North, and Train 10 South carry
the mail.
Rev. II. V. Milieu, United Pres
byterian, will preach in the Presbyter
ian church next Sabbath morning and
evening.
Rev. Hicks will occupy the pulpit
of the M. E. Church next Sunday
evening.
Presbyterian Sabbath School at
3 p. m.; M. E. Sabbath School at 10
ni.
Meeting of tho Republican Committee.
The members of tho Republican
County Committee of Fore6t County,
are requested to meet at tbt Lawrence
IloufeC, no Munday evening of Court
Week, May 21st, 1883. As there will
bo important matters to transact I bope
we will have a lull attendance. I'ol
lowing is a list of members:
Barnett V. R. Coon.
Green Lyman Cook
Upper Howe I. li. White.
Lowtr Howe and Upper Kiugaley
Jas. Welsh.
Upper Hickory Wm. Brace.
Lower Hickory L. KnUter.
Upper Harmony Chas. Griflin.
Lower Harmony John Thomsou
Jenks E. A. Yetter.
Kingsley John Osgood.
Tionesta Nick Thompson.
Boro. J. E. Wenk.
Oil Market closed last night
$1.02. Oponed this innruing
S102J.
at
at
Mr. T. J. Payne, of Tlersburg,
returned Monday from a business trip
to Kentucky.
Wile. Jamiesou of Pleasautville,
was shakiu? bauds with Tioueeta
frieuds this morning.
Mrs. A. II. Partridge deported this
morniug to pay friends and relatives
in Jamestown, N. Y a visit.
Mr. S. J. WuK-ott is confiued ta
his bed by au attack of fever, which
his friends fear may result seriously.
The Teachers' Association of
Pennsylvania will hold its annual
meeting at Williamsport, July 10th,
11th, and 12th.
Mr. Sim. Cogan has a contract of
peeling 50Q cords of bark for the Mil
ler Extract Co., and will move to Kel
lettville this week.
A pair of itireuant scissors-grind
ers plied their avocation in town yes
terday, and picked up a good many
dimes and quarters.
Baldwin's Official Railway Guide
for May is issued, and its authentic
and reliable pages are as fresh and
interesting as ever.
Mr. Doutt has materials on the
ground w-berewith he proposes ta erect
a dwelling houso this summer, on his
lot near the court house.
A. Carson, Jeweler, Tionesta, Pa.
sells fine Swiss and American watches
cheap for cash. Watches repaired
and all work warranted. It
P. M. Clark Esq., is now in liar
risburg attendi ng tbe meetiog of the
Grand Lodge, 1. O. O. F.,as represent
ative ot Tionesta Lodge, No. 369.
Judge Reck is having a glass
front put into the building occupied
by the Carson Bros. It's going to
make a vast difference in the appear
ance of tbe building.
The committee cn program
secured the services of Rev. James
Hickling, of Tionesta, to preach the
Memorial Sermon, on Sunday, May 27
to be assisited by Rev. Heary Rhodes
Chaplain.
Mr. W. A. Giove is to be com
ineuded for beiog the first to lay his
sidewalk in accordance with the late
ordioauce requiriog property owners
on the wfcst side of Elm St., between
Blum's blacksmith shop aud Tate's
crossing, to build walks.
-Chairman Brockway calls a meeting
of the Republican County Committee
for next Monday night, as will be seen
by notice elsewhere, which meeting we
hope will be well attended, as matters
of importance will coma before it. j
Mr. Wm. Antbonv, of Nebraska,
this county, who has suffered from
granulated eye-lids Tor tbe past year,
and bad become nearly blind, is now
under tbe treatment of Dr. Sadler, the
Oculist, of Pittsburgh, aud is gaining
rapidly.
Curt Shawkey has been more lib
eral than usual aboui setting op the
cigars for a day or two past. The ar
rival of tbtit boy at his houso last
Sunday has made him supremely hap
py. Success to the boy, and may he
grow up to be as good a man as his
daddy.
At Braceville, this county, on
Friday last Mr. George Smith received
a very bad fracture of one of bis leg?.
We also learu that Henry Smith of
East Hickory, had one of his legs brok
en while rafting lumber at the mouth
of Hickory creek. We are without
full particulars.
Tbe Ridgeway & Oil City Rail
road Company was ehartored at the
Statu Department, Harrisburg, last
Friday. Tbe road runs from Ridge
way, Elk county, to Oil City, Venango
county, a distauco of about sixty miles
through Elk, Forest, Venango, Clar
ioa ard Jefferson counties. Tbo capi
tal is $180,000. .
"Golden Days" fur May has ar
rived, and a lovely number it is. No
publication is so popular, and deserv
edly so, with the young folks as this
most excellent of all magazines.
Every number is replete with the most
charming literature, and it is always
profusely illustrated. James Elver
son, Publisher, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Warren Sunday Mirror says:
"Seven hundred and fifty thousand
barrels of oil lost by fire makes no diff
erence in the market ; but a ten-bar
rel well in Forest county tears the lin
ing out of the speculator's pocket-book
to put up ir.arsiu." A "ten-barrel
well" is of so little consequence in
Forest county that bo mention is made
of them.
A. Bigoon has" recently arrived
in Tiouesta for the purpose of making
old silk hats, soft felt and stiff crowu
hats, equal to new. He will also make
a specialty of repairing and cleaning
clothes, kid cloves, &c. Can be
fouud for tbe present at Wm Kill
uaer's shoe shop. Give him a call
He guarantees satisfaction. It
St. Commissioner Dunkle has had
force of men at work during the past
week putting a stone culvert across
the small stream that drains Sickles'
swamp and empties into th back
channel near where the stave mil
formerly stoed. As far as we are able
tojudgoitis a good job, and wil
obviate the necessity of building a new
bridge there every few years.
-Next week is court week ia this
place, and as there has beeu no regu
lar term since December, itjwill doubt
less occupy the greater portion of the
week. We are sorry to learn that
Judge Brown has been quite seriously
ill for a week or two, and although
improving at last accounts, will hard
ly be able to attend next week, in
which case some neigboring Judge wil
hold couit for him.
In all directions where one pleases
to look now-a-dayg new lumber may
be seen piled and scattered along tbe
street where never before a foot of it
was seen before. This would indicate
that business is to commence pretty soon
in the sidewalk line ; in fact it has be
gun already, and there vill doubtless
be more walk laid this season than at
any one time since the first was put
down, some fifteen or eighteen years
ago. The council is to be highly com
mended for the promptness with which
it is acting in this matter, and new
that they have made so good a start
they should not let matters lag in the
least. There will be some kicking at
brst, but wben all are made to ' come
to time," and the benefits are once en
joyed by pedestrians and citizens, th
council will then get credit aud praise
for having done its duty.
Silver ilkin Ouiou Sets for 12 J
ceuts per quart. Also choice Timothy
Seed at Wm. Sniearbaugh & Co. It
Carpet Chain, Boys Wagons
Croquet setts, Just arrived at Wm
Smearbuugh & Co. 2t
James Corisb, Wrightsville, Pa
says; "Brown's Irou BitUrs entirely
curd me of neuralgia."
Sudden Death . of Mrs. Conver.
We are called upon this week 16
chronicle the sudderf and unexpected
death ef Mrs. A. W. Conver, which
occured at the residence of bcr broth
er Mr. James Stewart ; near Conneaut
ake, Crawford county, Pa., on Mon
day last, cue bad been in rather
delicate health for several months
past, and about four weeks ago left
lis place, giving up housekeeping,
for the purpose of recuperating and
regaining her wonted health. Her
relatives and friends did not look upon
her condition as serious, or in the
cast likely to prove fatal, and tbe
telegram announcing her death, which
was their first intimation that any-
og was wrong, cauced them a se
vere shock. At Ibis writing wo are
without particulars as to the cause of
her sudden taking ofT, but presume it
was occasioned by heart disease.
Mrs. Conver was born May 17,
83G, Dear Conneaut Lake, where sb
died oe May 14, 1883, making her age
47 years, lacking three days. She was
married March 11, 1871, to P. O. Con
ver, then tditor of the Forest PreM,
and soon after came here where she
has ever since made her home, Mr-
Conver having preceded her in death
five years. She united with tbe Pres
byterian Church early iu life, aud up
on her removal to this place became
an active member here, which member
ship she kept ap till the day of her
death. Mrs. C. bore the esteem of a
arge circle of friends and acquaint
ances in this conimuaity, who will be
pained to learn of her sudden demise
and will mourn her loss accordingly.
The fuueral will take place, we
earn, to-day, and her remains will be
laid to rest in the cemetery Bear where
her early life wa passed.
A Terrible Death.
A most frightful accident occurred
at East Hickory last Wednesday
afternoou, of which the following par
ticulars are given by tbe Tidioute
News :
On Wednesday afternoon Louisa J.
Anderson, daughter of Jos. Anderson
of Triumph, employed at the house of
Geo. W Warden in East Hickory
was fatally burned. It seems she had
spilled some refined oil on her clothing
and the kitchen floor, and having
heard that tbe oil, if ignited, would
burn without destroying tbe article
with which it was in contact, she at
tempted to burn the oil from the floor,
In Borne way, however, sho ignited her
elotbing. Iu an iustant she was in
the midst of flumes, her clothing being
entirely burned l'rtnu ber body. The
accident happened about six o'clock
in the eveniug and she lingered iu in
tense agony until seven o'clock yester
day morniug, when death came to ber
relief. Dr. Diefendorf spent tbe night
with her, and reports her condition as
pitiable iu the extreme. Even her
tongue was burned and blackened.
Her age was only fourteen years. N
damage was done to the house of Mr,
Warden, as the girl ran out into the
open air, w here Mr. Warden did all in
bis power to quench the fire, but with
out adequate results.
A Dastardly Outrage.
A dispatch from Tylersburg, Pa
to the Derrick, dated May 15, gives
tbe following account of a most beast
ly outrage: Last night about eleven
o'clock six burly ruffians forced au
entrance into the residence of Mrs
Napp, a widow lady, who, with her
daughter, aged twenty years, resides
betweeu this place and Newmanville
and dragging the old lady out of bed
beat and abused her iu a shocking
manner. The daughter, who was
sleeping iu au adjoiniug room, came
to tbe rescue of her mother, but before
she could render any assistance she
was seized, and after being subject to
horrible outrages, iu which all the in
human bends took part, she was
pounded uutil insensible. The rasca
then decamped hastily and are still at
large, though a large posse of men are
iu hot pursuit, with every prospect of
capturing them.
Testimonial.
This is to certify that my property
was insured by J. II. Mcl'hersou
through Fiudlays Agency, at Frank
lin ; was damaged by fire in March
last. I presented my bill aud it was
promptly paid. I would recommend
those desiring Insurance to consu
some one of tbis firm before insurin
elsewhere.
Henby KlSEK.
Tionesta, Pa., May 0, 1883,
OIL NOTES.
Several new gushers have 'been op
ened la the Balltown district .during
thetwtek. Among them is' the Ball-
towti No. 9, or as some reports have it,
No, r); the Porcupine No. 3 j the
Union Ne. 10, tract 3198, and tbe
rrtig & Henna No. 2. The Balltown
Co.'s started at the rate ef about COO
barrels, and although it has declined
somewhat sines that, it still holds up
to a big figure.
The Porcupine will be good for 100
barrels with the chances favorable for
still larger production.
The Union No. 10 made 137 barrels
tbe first twenty-four hours, which it
has kept up to pretty well ever since.
Fertig & Ileune's is reported at from
fifteen to twenty barrels.
Tbe Gurtlau well is kept a profound
mystery. Ihe derrick is tightly
boarded up, and the scouts have not
beeu able to "size it up" as yet. At
ast accounts they were not done drill
ing, but were expected to reach the
sand at any moment.
We have hem asked what tbe aver
age depth of the Balltown wells were.
he depth varies according to eleva
tion, of course. Some of the wells
back on the hills are obliged to go
600 feet, while those down on the flats
find the sand and oil at a depth vary
ing from 1200 to 1300 feet ; this would
make the average depth about 1400
feet.
Tbe Derrick this morning has the
follow ing from the Forest field :
Whatever the owners may know
about the Gartlan well, in tbe north
east corner of 3,194, it is pretty cer
tain that the outside public has not
yet fathomed the mystery. The well is
kept closely guarded, and not a clue
to the movements inside the derrick
can be learned. Thsy were drilling
some to-day, but how much is not
known, nor can it be ascertained wheu
the well will be completed.
Union Oil Co.'s No. 1, oa tract 3198,
is about the same kind of a well as
that of Shannon No. 2. Its location
would indicate that it is ou the west
em edge of the Reno belt, and its size
proves this, as it is smaller than the
wells to the east of it.
MEMORIAL DAY.
Capt,
Special Order No. 2.
Tionesta, April 30, 1883,
In compliauce with the Rules and
Regulations of the Grand Army of the
Republic, Wednesday, May 30, 1883
will be observed as "Memorial Day."
The National Encampment adopted
a resolution at its session at Baltimore)
dsclaiing "that this Iluly day should
be called Memorial Day and not Dec
ora'.iou Day ;" in accordance with
said Resolution I earnestly request
all miuisters and priests of every do
nomination to deliver appropriate ser
mons or lectures calling attention to
the duties of the day, the sacrifices
made, and the lessons taught, on Sun
day, May 21, 1883
I hereby command Post 274, of the
G. A. R., to attend such service in
uniform wherever held ; I recommend
uuion services when piaeticable.
I recommend that Putt 274 take
especial steps to secure the preseuce
aud aid of the children aud youth in
the vicinity, ia tha ceremony of strew
ing flowers and otherwise honoring the
dead, aud to that eud bope all scboo
will be closed on Memorial Day.
Let tbe hand of Frateruity and
Charity he extended to the widow
aud orphans of our dead heroes, and
teach them that on this day the G
R. observe iu memory of their fallen
comrades. Also that the loyal women
of Tionesta and vicinity be invited to
aid us iu the work
I also recommend that the choirs of
the vicinity (and such singiirs as may
volunteer) siug appropriate odes aud
authems on Memorial Day they may
select.
Let ever soldier's grave be strewn
with tbe sweet flowers of spring ; "with
malice toward none and charity for
all" let us unite iu tbis sacred duty
I hope the gates of all the ceuietries in
the laud may ba thrown open and
their guardians render all the aid in
their power.
In behalf of Capt. Ceoroe Stow Post
No. 274, G. A. R., I iul'le and requst
the different Orders and Associations
aud all citizens to meet with us ou
May 30th, to decorate the graves of
our dead comrades.
Uoi. John o. .ucuuioioni, oi i ra u k
liu, Pa., has accepted an inviutioa U
Headquarters 1
, Geo. Stow Post,
No. 274, G. A. R. )
deliver the Memorial nddress. A
programme of arrangements will be
published before the day.
' By order of
D. S. Knox, Commauder.
S. D. Irwin, Adjutant.
Latest Revised Map of Forest Co.
Oil Regions, $1.00, and subsequent
revisions free to subscribers. Aldre?s
S. C. Smith, Civil Engineer, Harris
burg, Pa. . . - tf.
For good fresh Goods cheap gu to
Haslet'& Boss. - Feb. 1, '82.
A Dangerous Counterfeit
There art dangerous counterfeits in
circulation purporting t be "Walnut
Leaf Hair' Restorer." The strongest
evidence of its great alue is the fact
that parties knowing us great efheacy
try to imilale it.'K Each bottle of the
genuine has a fac simile ef a walnut
leaf -blown in- the glass ; and a Green
jeaf on 'the-, outside wrapper. The
Restorer" Ja a harmless as water,
while it 'possesses all the properties
necessary to restore life vigor, growth
nd color to the hair; Purchase only
from responsible parties. Ask your
druggist for it. Each bottle warranted.
Johnston, Holloway & Co., Phila
delphia, and IIaix & Ruckel, New
York, wholesale agents. ( '
. Erie's Experience.
Another cure utterly without a prece-- :'
dent! Krie. Pa., Sept 19, 1881. Dr. Hart- ,
man : I cannot but express my thanks to
you for the great benefit I recoived from
the uno of Peruna and Manalin. One bot
tle of each placed me squarely on my feet,
after a long sickness, which bad laid me
in bed and then left me lame and crippled.
Three davs' use of these Temedies dls-
pensod with the cane, and in a week I was.
perlectly well. N. J. WRIGHT, Business
Agent Er'e Kvening Herald. Ask your .
druggist for Dr. Hartraan's book on the
"Ills or Lite." lie will give it gratis. IT
not, address Dr. H. at Osborn, O.
DIED.
CONVER Near Conneaut Lake, Craw
ford Co., Pa., May 14, 18S3, Mrs A. W.
Convpr, of Cioncsta, Pa., agtfd 47 years.
UNITED STATES SALE OF LANDS IN
VENANGO AND FOREST COUN
TIES, PENNSYLVANIA.
Pursuant to section 37 19, revised statutes
United States, the undorsigned will offer
nt public auction, at tho Court House, in
iionesta, i orest county, rennsytvania, on
WEDNESDAY", the 15th of AUGUST, 1883,
at ten o'clock A, M., the following real,
estate situated on tbo AJleghauy River
ueiow iiunter station: , i
Tract 1. Situated in President TownV
ship, Venango county. Penn., and begin--
ning at a pot on uie Allegliany Kiver
nearly opposite tho west end of Holeman's
Island, thence by land late of Onandaga
Oil Company north 333 3-lOths perches to
a post and ironwood, thence by Holland
Land Company's land east 202 perches to
a chestnut, thence south 374 perches to a
post at the Allegliany luver, thence along
said river to the beginning; patented to A.
Holeman, January 4, IS41. Containing
391 acres, more or less, excepting about
rive acres conveyed, October 10,1873, book
00, p. 00, by A. Holeman to Peter Grace.
Tract 2. That island in the Alleghany
River, same township, fronting the tirst
named, known as lloloman's Island, con
taining originally forty-live acres, more
or less.
Tract 3. Situated in Tionesta Townnhip,
Forest county, adjoining the first named
on tho east ; patented, January 30, 1K02, to
Chas. Holeman, Moses Pierson and A.
Holeman, beginning at a maple tree,
thence down the Alleghany River north
75 degrees w est 273 perches to a . post and
maple ou tbe east line of the first named
tract, thonco by said tract north 374 perches
to a chestnut tree, thenoe by land late of
Holland Land Company east 83 9-lOths
perches to a post, and thence by laud war
ranted in the name of J. Curtis south 22
degrees east 4K0 perches to beginning.
Containing 401 acres, more or less? this
comprising the tracts formerly owned by
A. Holeman, Moses Pierson, W. PierBon
and Matthew Elder.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third cash,
balance in one and two years, with, inter
est secured on the premises, or all cash at
option of purchaser, ton per cent to be
paid at time of sale.
K. RAYNER,
Solicitor of the Treasury.
NOTICE ,
Is hereby given that an application will
bo made' to the Governor of the State of
Pennsylvania, undor the Act of Assem
bly of the Commonweal! b of Pennsylvania,
i iitilloil, "An Act to provide for the In
corporation aud Regulation of certain Cor
porations," approved April 2itth, 1H74, and
tho Supplements thereto, for the Charter
of an intended Corporation to bo called,
"Tho Hickory Bridge Company," tho
character and object whereof is tho con
struction and liiaintiiinence of a bridge
over the Allegheny River at a point near
Hickory Station, Forest County, Pennsyl
vania, tor the carriage, transportation and
conveyance of foot passengers, horses,
teams, vehicles, stock and cattle, over ana
across said river, and for these purposes
to have, possess and enjoy all tho rights,
benefits and plivilegcsot said Act of As
sembly aud ils Supplements.
Os.MER, DALU ifc FHEKMAN,
Solicitors.
Confirmation Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that the follow
ing accounts have been tiled in my orhce,
and will be presented at uoxt Term of Or
phans Court of Forest County, for Con
tinuation :
Final account of Thomas J. Bowman,
Guardian of Elmer 1-1. Fleming, who u a
minor child of Joseph Fleming, deceased.
Final account of Thomas J. Bowman,
Special Guardian for Pennsylvania, of
Lena MaGill and Luther MaGill, who
were minor children of Charles G. MaUill
deceased.
Jl'STIS SHAWKEY, Register.
Tionesta, Pa., April 15th, 1(3.
Notice to Grand Jurors.
Notice is hereby jji veil that persons sum
moned to attend as Orund J urors at May
Term of Court luted not appear.
, By .Order of the Court.
Attest, JiKTis Suawkey, Clerk.
May7,-18SJ.
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