4.
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WEDMSDAY KORNIXO, APRIL 22, WSJ.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.
Purget.KiA Holkman.
Connilmem North ward, II. M. Fore'
man. J. K. Clark. VV. L. Klinoxtlvor,
Noutli ward, J. II. Fones, W. j . Kntl(n,
Oban, Bonner.
Jnntite of tkt Peace J. T. Dronnan,
u. s. Knox.
Conntabl-aVrltnvr Agnew.
School JHrertoraO, W. Robiraon, A
n. Kelly, J. H. Dlneman, ). 8. Knox, J,
W. Morrow, II. S. Brockway.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
Member of Omgrenn Alexander
WlItTK.
Member of Senate J. It. HALL.
Aimtmbly Pktkh Ukiirt.
President Judge W , D. Brown.
Auiooiatt Judges V. A. Hill, Lkwi
ADNEK.
Treasurer Wm, Hm eaurauqh.
Prothonotary, Heptxtcr tt Itecordtr, te.
V.'ITRTIM M. RHAWK KT.
Sheriff. Leonard Aonrw.
Oommuminnc.ra Oi.iveii Byerlt, Wm
SHIELDS, J. R. CU AD WICK.
Oountv Superintendent J . K. IIlLL-
ART.
IHntriH Attorney T. J. VanOieEV.
Jitrj r,o?nmMioter II. O. Davis,
Darid Walterh.
Counttf Surveyor H. C. WntTTEKIN.
0ronVr -Dr. J. W. Morrow.
CbMMfu Auditor J. A. 800TT, Tlios.
OORAIT, OKO. .UltNDF.T,.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
iSPT'
TIONESTA LODGE
JVo. 309,
O. of O. F1.
MEETS every Tuesday eveninjr, at 7
o'clock, in'tho Lodge Room iti Par
tridge's Hall.
J. P. HULINO, N. O.
i. W. SAWYER, See'y. 27 -tf.
lXlTIEST LODOE, No. 184, A. O. U. W..
I Meets evcrv Pridav Evening in Odd
Fellows' llall.'Tinni-HtA.
W. C. CODURN, M. W.
J. E. WKNK, Recorder.
CI APT. CJEORUK STOW POST,
J No. 274, . A. R.
Moots on tho first Wednesday In enoh
month, In Odd Follows Hall, Tiouosta, Pa.
1). S. KNOX, Commander.
i, U. AOHKW. T. M. CLARK.
ATTOKNKYS-AT-LAW,
Elm St. Tionesta, I'ennn.
m J. VAN OIKSKN.
J. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AihI District Attorney of Forest County.
Ollioe In Court Uoiwc, Tionesta, Pa.
L. DAVIS.
'j. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Tionesta, Pa.
Collections made lu thU und adjoining
counties.
I LEH W. TATF,
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW,
Elm Street, TJcnosta. Pa.
M F. IUTCIIKY.
J . ATTORNEY-AT-LaW,
H Tlonostn, Forest County Pa.
1 A WRENCH HOUSE. Tionosta, Vn..
J T. C. Jackson, Proprietor. Till"
li'Hiao W centrally located. Everything
new and well 1urni!id. Nujxulor Ac
coin ntodntioiiM und strict attention given
tc gnosis. Vegetables and Fruitn of all
b indu served In tlieir season. Humple
.loom for Commercial Agents.
' pKNTUA L HOUSE, Tloneshi. Pa.,
.('. Krowtiell. Proprietor. Thin la a
. iiiiw Kdiiuit nml l.nu lnvt Iimii tittnfl tlr itT
i.ttio aceomniodiition of tho public. A por
' i-.u.. ........... ..r.i... ....l.it.. iu
iled. -Ki-ly.
"iANT HICKiiRY lioTEIi,
Vj EASl HICKOUY, Pa..
J. W. P.ai.l, Vioprictor. This bonne Is
new und has been furnished with now
liin.Hiire throutrhout. It Is centmlloy lo
ratml, nnd bud a lirt cliucthai u in (onneet
J.m with it. The truvelin publie will
find It A pleasant xtoppinx pluce. FirKt
cluxs il very in eonncction with the Hotel.
I "I EXTRA L llOI'KE, OIL CITY, PA.
J W. II. ROTH. Proprietor.
Tho lartrciMl, UcKt Ix:ated and Furnixlied
Houko in the City. Neer' Union Depot.
.1.
W. MORROW. M. I).,
PHYSICIAN & KUROEON,
lle of Armstrong county, having located
in Tlonesto is prepared to attend all pro
fessional calls promptly and at all hours.
OfUce. in frimearbaugh A (;o.' new build
iup. up Htairs. Oftiue honra 7 to H a. m.,
hiiiI II to 12 m. : 2 to 3 and 6 to 7) p. M.
Hnndiiys, 9 to 10 a. m. i 2 to 3 and 6J to 71
I-. m . lltjsidciwe in Clark HoiiHe, near
Pomt. Olllce. may-18-81.
Ci COIUIRN, M. n.,
t PHYSICIAN A SURGEON,
J bis bad over fifteen years experience, in
the pi action of his profession, having grad
uated lerally and honorably May 10, 1805.
' Ollleo'and Residence, in Judge Reek's
boiiHO, oppoHile the M. E. Church, Tiones
ta. Pi. Aug. 25-1880
-f ENTISTRY.
U DR. J. W. MORROW.
Having purchased the materials An., of
Dr. lStortluiaii, would respectlully an
nounce that he will carry on the Dental
businexa in Tionesta. and having had over
mi yoars mitM-esaful experient, considers
binVsell fully competent to Klve entire st
istiiction.' I shall always? give my mcdi
tal practice the prel'orence. mai-22-82.
H, U. iliT
a. . KSLIT
f 34 1', VAIIK & CO.,
3 J. 3ST IE HH, S !
, Come f of Elm A Walnut Sts. Tionesta.
llf.tik ol Discount and Deposit.
Intureat allowed on Time Deposit.
Golloot'i'D" made on all the Principal poiuta
of the U. S.
Collections nolicited. 18-Iy.
J ORISNZO FULTON,
Manufacturer of and Dealer in
HARNESS. COLLARS, BRIDLES,
And all kinds of
HORSE FURNISHING GOODS.
TONESTA. PA.
f CJUksd
SUBS
I.S
RIltE for the R-EriBLiCAN, only
per annum.
JAMES T. BRENNAN.
OOUNTV COMMISSIONKHH CLERK.
Real Estate Agent & Conveyancer.
TIONESTA, Forest County, Pa.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Condnnand Tluie Table Tluel fttntlon.
wonrn.
Train Ifl.... 7:48 am
SOUTH
Train 03 11:17 am
Train 18 7:18 am
Train i) 4:00 pm
I rain jif i:t; pin
Train 16 8:28 pm
v.... liv itll 11NIII ir.4... v.cf f.u
Train IS Knrth ail Trnln 10 South ram
tllA tnall
Preaching ia the Presbyterian
Church next Sunday morning and
evening, by Kev. Ilickling.
Preaching; in tho M. E. Chiirch
next Sunday evening by F. Small.
Presbyterian Sabbath Kchool at
9:45 a. m.; M. E. Sabbath School at
10 a. in.
The trouting parties have met
with very advene luck so far this
scanon.
Mr. Jacob Wagner, of this town
ship, lost a valuable breeding mare
last week.
F. V. Laraey closed a successful
term of school in the Huddleson dis
trict, this township, last week.
Cbas. Peterson, who lives across
the river, near Hunter's grist mill,
got a new boy at his house Sunday.
Now is the time to catch the
trailing arbutus, the earliest and
sweetest of all flowers in this latitude.
Mrs. . Huddleson, of Tiouesta
township, ia lviug very low at her
home. She is about 80 years of age.
Dr. W. L. Chrisman, of Eldred,
Pa., was here looking after his Forest
county interests Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. W. C. Bromley, of Stewarts
Kuu. has our best thanks for a jar of
most delicious homemade maple
syrup.
Mr. W. J. Roberts of our town
was called to Westfield, N. Y., last
week lo attend the funeral of his aged
father.
With few exceptions, all kind of
root crops buried in pits last fall, have
been rendered totally useless, by the
severe freezing of the past winter.
By referen:e to the proper corner
it will ba observed that lion. John
A. Proper i.t announced as a candi
date for Auciate Judge, subject lu
Republican usages.
Mrs. Geo. llolemau received the
sad intelligence by wire Monday of
the death of her futlier, of Richmond
Centre, Ohio, lid had been sick
about six mouths.
Ed. Gillespie departed for his
Crawford county farm on Monday,
taking with him his epankiug team,
the combined weight of which is 3,-
300. Luck to you, E.I.
Shade Tipton, a prominent and
highly respected citizen of Tidioute,
died iu that place lust Friday morn-
ng, after a long mi tedious illness.
The place loses a valuable man.
Supt. Ilillard reports that itf five
of the Spring Examinations already
held there have been 50 teachers ex
amined. This is perhaps the largest
percentage ever shown in this county.
Mr. A. B. Iloyt who has moved
lo town within the past week and oc
cupies part of the Forest House, was
delighted by the arrival of a nice
girl baby at his' domicile Sunday eve
ning last.
Mr3. T. B. Cobb is away visiting
her daughter, Mrs. T. D. Dunn, at
West Chester, Pa. She will also
meet her little grand daughter that
arrived at the Doctors's domicile a
few days ago.
The "peep frogs" have thawed
out sufficiently to make themselves
heard. But according to the old tra
dition tbey must thaw out three times
before epring comes, which will re
quire two more freezes.
Among the ice piled out on West
Hickory flats by the recent gorge was
one cake which measured a trifle
over seven feet in thickness. This
was a "specimen brick" of the open
winter now drawing to a close.
Ex-Co. Commissioner Ledebur
has given up tbe flouring mill at Ne
braska and moved to his farm on
Dutch Hill, where he will till the
soil and live tbe independent life of
an honest farmer tho balance of his
days.
Charlie Clark, wife and two chil
li dren, arrived from Edge Hill, near
Philadelphia, last week. Chas. will
help his father on tbe farm this sum
mer, and will no doubt make this his
future abode. Glad to weloome him
back to his old heme.
Lost A shepard dog, white neck,
shoulders and foot; black on the
back ; about one year old, and ans
wers to name of "Carlo." Any one
bringing said dog to Mrs. H. S. Thom
as, TioDesta, Pa., will be suitably re
warded. Argument Court was held here
Monday. The matter of granting a
new trial to L. C. Con mo came up
and was elaborately argued by coun
sel ou both sides. Tbe Court with
held his decision in the case, but may
give it some time wilhin a week.
Chos. Bonner's little boy baby,
just beginning to walk, was quite se
verely scalded by upsetting upon him
a pitcher of boiling water last Sat
urday morning. The right arm re
ceived tho severest burn, but the
little sufferer is getting along quite
well.
Mr. Joseph Carson, & highly re
spected and well-known citizen of
Neilltowu, this county, died on the
11th inst. His funeral was attended
by a large concourse of friends on the
following Monday. His loss will be
keenly felt in tho community in
which he moved.
The balmy weather of the past
few days melted tbe snow and ice in
the big woods sufficiently to give our
lumbermen a splendid flood both in
the creek and river, and a large quan
tity of lumber ia fact we might say
all of it hns been run to the mouth
of tbe creek. Most of it will pull out
for the lower markets to-day.
Artist Greaves, of Warren, has
several orders for portraits from par
ties in Kansas City, Mo., and leaves
for there this week to do the work.
He expects to be absent about six
weeks, during which time his elegant
studio will be opeu to accommodate
any who may call for frames, artist
materials, &c, a large and elegant
stock of which he always keeps on
hand.
We never did boast much of
Forest county's sheep raising qualities,
but here is a little item that we think
is uot going to be beaten in many
counties of tbe Stale: Geo. W. Kiog,
on his farm at tbe lower end of West
Hickory flats, has fifty-two ewes, the
same yielding eighty-five lambs this
spring, all living and doing finely.
The cake belongs to Mr. Kiog, we
think.
Mrs. Jared P. Huling, who has
beeu totally blind from cataract for
about three years, is now iu a fair
way to have her eye-sight at least par
tially restored. Dr. J. L. Proper, of
Titubville, operated upon her eyes one
day last week, and under bis treat
ment she ia now able to eee and distin
guish small objects at quite a distar.ee.
It is devoutly wished that her im
provement may continue and be per
manent. William S. Baldwin, formerly
general passenger agent of the Buf
falo, New York & Philedelpbia, but
now holding the same position with
the Louisville, New Albany & Chica
go road, has been honored with the
election as president of the Chicago
railroad association (passsenger de
partment). Blizzard. We congratu
late Mr. B. on the mark of esteem
shown him by his brother railroaders,
and know his many friends in this
section will hear of it witb much
pleasure.
Mrs.. J. C. Partridge; who has
embarked in the millinery business,
had her "opening days" yesterday and
to-day, and many of our ladies took
advantage of the occasiou to look
over her elegant stock, no doubt tbe
finest ever shown in this section. An
inspection of her goods will readliy
convince any one that there is no fur
ther use of feuding away for any
thing in line ot head-wear. Mrs.
Partridge is certain that she cab
please every one, and at prices within
the reach of all. Give her a call.
Hod, Lewis Aroer, of Salmon
Creek, one of our Associate Judges,
had an apoplectic stroke on Sunday
eveniog last, since which lime he has
been confined to bis bed. Drs. Mor
row of this place, and Davis of Oil
City were up to see him Monday eve
ning and report him in a critical con
dition, but feel assured, if be should
not get another attack, he will recov
er. The Judge has never been con
fined to his bed, and bis friends say it
is a bard matter to keep him there
now. His illness, just at this time is
especially unfortunate, as he bus on
bands the running of all the Salmon
Creek lumber. We hope to be able
to report him much improved in our
next issue.
It is with sincere sorrow that we
announce the death of Mary, wife of
our Worthy friend Matthew Elliott, of
Newtown Mills. She had been afflict
ed for nearly a year, during which
time',' especially in the latter weeks,
she was a great sufferer. She came to
Forest county with her husband from
Glasgow, Scotland, in 1870, having
been married there in 18C5. She was
a kind and affectionate woman, highly
esteemed by all who knew ber, and
will be greatly mUsed by her neighbors
and friends. To the sorrowing hus
band, who is thus bereft of a loving
life partner, we extend sincere condo
lence, and assure him of the sympa
thy of tbe community in his affliction.
The funeral services were conducted
in the Presbyterian Church of this
place on Monday, Kev. Uickling offi
ciating, and the remains were laid to
rest in Riverside Cemetery.
Drowning Accident.
Two weeks ago to-day, Eddie, an
eight-year-old son of Mr. J. E. Berk
heimer, was drowned in Tionesta
Creek at what is known as Lower
Sheffield. It appears the young lad
was playing with three other children
near the creek bank and by some mis
hap slid into the water, his compan
ions being unable to rescue him. At
the time he was wearing a pair of
large rubber boots, which with his hat
were found some rods below,' but the
body had not beeu recovered at last
accounts. The heart-broken parents
request (be citizens along the creek to
keep a watch for and assist them in
finding the body.
Forest County's Insane.
Commissioners of Forest County:
Gentlemen:
The condition of the several pa
tients under your charge in this hos
pital is as follows :
John Clary is neisy and excited all
the time.
Sarah Shoupe is very cross and sur
ly nearly all the time.
Wm. Barnhart is excitable but not
violent, and generally pleasant.
Isaac Reed has just passed through
a long period of excitement, and is
very quiet and rather dull.
Michael Callinau is very sullen and
surly all the time.
Samuel Hawthorn is very quiet,
gives no trouble, and is generally
pleasant.
Andrew D. Saltgiver is restless but
a little belter than he was.
Olive Noble is quiet and generally
pleasant except at the time of the fits.
Respectfully Yours,
John Curwen, Supt.
List of Patents.
List of Patents granted to citizens
of Pennsylvania, for the week ending,
Tuesday, April 14tb, 1885, com
piled from the Official Records of the
United States Patent Office, expressly
for the Fob, est Republican, by Ship
ley Brasbears, Patent Attorney, Solic
itor and Expert, No. 637 F. Street,
N. W., Washington, of whom copies,
and information may be bad :
J. II. Alker, Allegheny, spike ma
chine; J. Anderson, Pittsburgh, glass
furnace; B. Bennett, Pittsburgh,
glassware; C. W. Camp, Camptown,
combined truck and bag holder ; John
T. Dysart, Shippensville, oxhydrocar
bon economizing apparatus ; Jas. E.
Emerson, Beaver Falls, machino for
milling recesses in saw plates; Levi
Haas, Chester, railway tie; James
Honderson, Bellefoute, mold for cash
ing steel; L. Houston, Montgomery
StatioD, circular sawing' machine;
Jas. Hunter, Pittsburgh, gas conduct
or; J. F. Inghram, Allegheny, seal
lock ; Jos. R. Jackson, Pittsburgh,
machine for bending tube skelp ; W.
D. Kearns, Pittsburgh, spliut ; J. W.
Kughler, Gieenville, railway crossing
and target ; J. H. Laney, Indiana,
farm gate ; G. W. Morris, Pittsburgh,
combined spring measure and track
indicator; F.M.Morton, Pittsburgh,
steam radiator and heater; T. O
Donnell, Bradford, safety car for rail
way fish plates; S. Pennuck, Kenuett
Square, road machine; E. Queen,
Johnstown, drill jar; 11. II. Rodman,
Wilkes Barre, shoe fastening; G.
Schmaun, Reading, valve for engines;
W. W, Speer, Pittsburgh, pipa coup
ling; T. S. Stewart, Saltsburg, dump,
ing wagon ; T. S. Stewart, end gate
for dumping wagon ; W. L. Voeller,
Morion, telephone; J. F. Wilcox,
Pittsburgh, operating converter; J.
P. Witherow, Allegheny, apparatus
for the manufacture of iron and
steel ; A. II. Witman, Minersville,
powder keg discharge tube.
List of Jurors, May Term, 1885.
OltAJND JUKORS.
BARTETT TOWBHHir.
Robert McBsth, Foreman.
John Irwin. W. E. Frampton.
TlOlfKHTA BOROUGH.
F. It. LanHon. Elmer Densmoro.
OREIK TOW UK H i r.
James Stroup. Rudolph Kaman.
Frank Uidinger. Soloman llcpler.
BAWlO.ir TOWNSHIP.
Jesse Dawson.
niCKORT TOWNSHir,
Russell Brown. W. L. Andorson.
HOWE TOWHHHIP.
A.J.Martin. Daniel Corrlgan.
D. F. Taylor.
JKNKS TOWltSlfir.
John S. Caldwell. H. II. McClollan.
Scott Hell. Ooorge Brown.
kinorlky Towwsntr.
Pat Normile. Robert Burdick.
Humphrey Downing.
TIONESTA TOWNSHIP.
Wm. C. Hepler. James Connelly.
PETIT JURORS.
TIONESTA BORODOd.
Patrick Joyca. G. O. Butterfleld.
John T. Carson. Joseph O. Dale.
J. P. Orovo. J. II. Dinginau.
II. A. Adams.
BARNETT TOWNSHIP.
James Kerr. Albert Hulings.
S. II. Cook. Ooorge Lack nor.
GREEN TOWNSHIP.
Henry Riser. Augustus Rhodes.
Wm. B. Hall. George Bluerock.
George Jennings.
HARMONY TOWNSHIP.
John J. Jones. Jesse Burchfield.
E, L. Jones.
HICKORY TOWNSHIP.
J. W. Albaugh. Nathan Burdick.
Nicholas Arnold. Chas. Southworth.
James Henderson.
HOWE TOWNSHIP.
D. P. Miller. James Haslet.
JENUS TOWNSHIP.
Harvey Mays. W. L. Mooney.
Jamas Kfffer. C. W. Amsler.
C. F. Hunt. P. V. Mercilliott.
KINGSLKY TOWNSHIP.
John C. Wilson. Frank Gillespie.
George Hawley. E. E. Zuendel.
Wm. P. McMurtrie. R. R. Andrews.
Spring arrival of Boots and
Shoes; Boys Suits for $1.75. Dry
Goods and Notions, Crockery, Garden
Tools, and Onion Setts, just received
at Wm. Smearbaugh & Co's. 2t.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that I have
for sale the John Clary farm, which
adjoins the Flyna Brothers farm in
Green Township, near Newmanville,
conlaiBing 00 acres, about 50 acres of
which is improved land. There is a
good orchard thereon.
For further information address,
nENRY W. LEDEBUR.
Committee of John Clary, Lunatic.
Starr P. O. Forest Co., Pa.
Kidr'na Von Kelpler she vos a nice kal,
Zo schweed as you neffer would dink ;
Sho dikes off dem effry-tay glows effry
nido,
Unt koea mit der poys to dor rink.
She schkades te vloor ofer so schlick ash a
Rount unt rount she goes, dree times,
or dwice;
She moofs like a vairy ; she bchkodoa like
a schwaa
De poys da all say, "Oh 1 dod vaa so
nice."
Bobtailed Vinegar.
DIED.
ELLIOTT At Newtown Mills, Pa.,
April 17th, 1885, of cancer of the breast,
Mary, wife of Matthew Elliott, aged 62
year.
, Confirmation Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing accounts have been riled in my ofiVce
and will be presented at next term of
Court for confirmation :
Account of J. U. Dale, Guardian of
Anna Dlco.
Account of J. G. Dale, Guardian of
Gertrude and Bertha McOray.
CUKTIS M. SHAWKEY,
Clerk Orphans' Court.
Tionesta, Pa.,' AprU 21, 18ea.
AdnLinistrators Notice.
All perxons having claims against the
estate of Samuel Clark, deceased, late of
Tionesta Towiibhip, and all persons in
debted to the said estate, will please pre
sent their claims for settlement, and pay
their said indebtedness at once to the un
dersigned Administrators or their Attor
ney, T. F. Ritchey, at Tionesta, Pa. .
SOLOMAN HEPLER.
R. H. MEALY.
Administrators.
AUett, T. F. Ritchey, Att'y.
Tionesta, Pa., April Z5. 1885.
PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, The Hon. W. DA Brown,
President Judge of the Court t ' Vdnuuou
Pious and Quarter Sessions in and for
the county of Forest, has issued his pre
cept for holding u Court of Common Plena
Quarter Sessions, &c.. at TionesUt, for
the County of Forest, to commence on the
Third Monday of May, being the 18th da;
of May, 18i. Notice is therefore given to
the Coroner, Justice of the Peace and C'un
stabbmof said county, that they be then
and there in their proper persons at ten
o'clock, A. M., of said day, with their
rocords, inquisitions examinations and
other remembrances, to do those things
which to their ollice appertain to be done,
and to those who are bound iu recognizance
to prosecute against the prisoners tliut are
or shall be in the Jail of Forest County, that
they be then aud there present lo prosecute
against them as shall be just. Giveu un
der my hand and Meal this 18th day ot
April, A. D. 1S85.
L. AG NEW, Sheriff.
JOB WOKK of evorv dewriptiou execu
ted at lb REPUBLICAN ethee.
HOWE TWP. AUDITORS' REPORT.
ROAD COMMISSIONERS.
' Dr.
Mar. 1ft, 'M, to Twp. orders out
standing f i'tfr SA
To sewted tax levied for 1KS4 257 67
Mar. 23, '85, to twp. orders drawn
from last settlement to date 6083 3
$10892 33
Cr.
Mar. '85, bv Amt. expended on"
roads for year '84 .'. f'2.527 47
By error in copying duplicate 20
By error in redeeming twp. orders , 2 22
By ToWnshlp orders redeemed 18.13 11
f383 00
By balance to new Road Com'rs
Township orders outstanding $0509' 33
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
Dr.
Mar. 10, '84. to balance $ 145 J2
To unseated tax levied for 18S4 18J6 30
$1972 22
Cr.
May 23,' '84, bv County orders
Nos. 1 to 111 Inclusive $16(55 84
June 13, by cash seated tax 1882... . 163 27
June 13, by cash seated tax 1883.... 2IOO
$1853 11
Balanco dud from County Ooin'rs. $119 II
A. P. ANDERSON, Township Treasurer
Dr.
May 23, '84, to amt. from County
Commissioners (aa above) $1853 11
To error in computing commission
Jan. 24, '84 16 07
$1869 18
Cr.
By Township orders redeemed $1853 11
Balance to Twp. Treasurer elect... 16 07
FINANCIAL STATEMENT,
Mar. 23, '85.
LIABILITIES.
Township orders outstanding $6509 33
RESOURCES.
Amt. due from County Com'rs.
(as above) $119 II
Amt. in hand of Twp., Treasurer. 16 07
$135 18
Total indebtedness this day $6374 IS
Indebtedness Mar. 10, 1884, as per
Auditors Roport $1008' 35
Indebtedness Mar. 23, 1885, aa per
above.. 6374 15
Increase of indebtedness for year .$5365 80
We tho undersigned Auditors of Howe
Township, having examined the Rod
Accounts find them correct (as above s!At
ed) to the best of our knowledge and bo
lief. S. S. BRYNER,
WM. A. HAINS,
THOMAS CORAH,
Auditors of Howe Township.
A. P. ANDERSON, Treaa.
Brookston, Pa , March 23, 1885.
POOR ACCOUNT.
OVERSEERS 6f THE POOR.
Dr.
Mar. 10, '84, to Twp. orders out
standing $693 71
Mar. 23, '85, to Township orders
drawn during year 794 53
$H88 24
Cr.
Mar. 23, '85, by Twp. orders re
deemed $925 35
Bal to Overseers elect, twp. orders
outstanding $562 89
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
1884. Dr.
Mar 10, to balance $762 20
To unseated tax levied for 1881 730 62
$1102 72
1884. Cr.
June 13, by cash, unseated tax: '83. $575 00
By cash, seated tax for 1882 141 28
By cash, seated tax for 1883 7 20
July 19, Co. orders, Nos. 1 to 111
inclusive 606 84
Aug. 14, by cash 56 80
$1446 12
Bal due from Co. Commissioners.. $46 60
A. P. Anderson, Twp. Treasurer.
1884. Dr.
Mar. 10, to balance $ ' 7 91
To amt. ree'd from County Com
missioners, as above 1446 12
By canh received of W. S. Cole..... 100 00
$1554 03
Cr.
By Twp. orders redeemed $925 35
By Co. ordors delivered to Treas
urer elect 60i 02
By cash delivered to Treas'r elect 18 66'
$1554 03
W. S. Cole, Tax Collector.
Dr.
Mar. Id; '84, to balance $1J1 06
To seated tax duplicate for 1884..... 1011 06
$1122 12
Cr.
By cash paid to Treas. as per above $100 00'
Balance due..... $1022 12
FINANCIAL STATEMENT,
Mar. 23, '85.
resources.
Balance from County Com'rs $46 60
Balance from W. S. Cole 1022 12
Balance in hand of Twp. Treas'r.. 628 68
$1697 40
LIABILITIES.
Township orders outstanding $562 89
$."62 89'
Resotircos in excess of liabilities.. .$1134 M
We the undersigned Auditors of Howe
Township having examined the Account
of tho Overseers of the Poor find them
correct, as almvo stated, to the best of our
judgement and belief.
N. H. 15 It T IN ISK,
WM. A. I IAIN'S,
THOMAS CORAH,
Auditors of Howe Township.
A. P. ANDERSON, Treas.
Brookston, Pa., March 23, 1885.
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