WEDNESDAY HORMSQ, OCT. M, I8S5.
BOHOUQ II OFFICERS.
boyr-M. EM Holkman.
itiffitirl North ward. It; M. Foro
iniin. J. K. Clark, W. L. Ivlinestiver.
Muurh ward. J. II. Fones, W. A. Fallen,
CIiiih. Homier. ,
Juttine. of the l'caee.3. T, Brennan,
D. S. Knox.
nitalt Prilnor Apnew.
School IHrertor G. W. Bobinson, A.
P.. Kelly, J. II. Dinurinan, D.N. Knox, J,
W. Morrow, E. L. 1'Mvin.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
Member of CVinrre.ti-'-Ar.EX andkr O.
WlITTK.
Member of Senate I. O. Ham,.
A utembly Pktmi IIkhky.
J'reiide.nt Judy W, 11. I'.rowv.
A oeinte. Jiidrjeg O. A., lill.I., Lewi
Arnkii.
Pre.nnnrer Wm. Sm EARrtAi'on.
I'rothonatary, Itexjiu'er it Itreorder, f-e.
ClTIlTIS M. SlIAWKEY.
Sheriff". 1 1 kon A v.i) A a n f w.
ninmixitnnrr,i Oi.ivkr Bykuly, Wm.
Stur.r.oa, .1. H. Chapwiok.
(bounty Superintendent .T. K. HiM.-
ARD,
IHxtriet Attorney T. J. VanGiU'EN.
hiry Commi.nioners II. (). Davis,
Dahiii Wai.tkhh,
(bounty Surveyor II. C WniTTF.KiN.
Coroner Dr. .T. W. Monitow.
Couvty Auditors .1. A. Scott, TlIOS.
Corah, Ovo. 'An untmx.
BUSINESS DlrtECTORY.
TIONHSTA lodge
-:;v T. O. of O. Ii
MEETS cvry Tuesday oveninrr, nt 7
o'clock, in'tho Lodirn Itoom in Par
Irldjfo'ullall. V. L. HASLET, N. .
G. W. SAWYIOH, Sec'y. 2'-tf.
l.OKKKT LODGE. No. 1S4, A. O. IT. W.
I. Moots every Vriilny Evening in Odd
F ul 1 o w' 1 1 ul I , ' T i e n es t ;i .
S. H. CANEIELD, M. W.
J. E. WENK, Becordor.
"1APT. GEOUOK STOW I'OST,
No. "74. G. A. U.
Meet on tho first Wednesday in each
tii'jnlli, in Odd Follow Ilr.ll, Tionestn, I'u.
I). S. KNOX, Commnudor.
J. II. AUSIAV. I. M. CI.AUK.
AGNI2W W CjrKIl,
ATTOKNEYH-AT-LAW,
Elm St. TwnoHtn, Ponna.
rp J. VAN Gtl'.Sl'.N.
1 . ATTORNEY AT IVV,
Ami District Attorney of Forest County.
OHU-e in Court Moise, Tianestu, Pa.
f l7. DAVIS.
Ij. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Tionesta, Pa.
t'rwtion tnmlfl In this and adjoining
counties.
MILKS W. TA I F.
ATTOUN EY-AT-LAW,
. I'.lm Street. Tionesta. Ph.
l F. HITCH FY.
JL
ATTOUN HV-AT-LaW,
Tlones'n, Forest County Pa.
1 A WHENCE HOUSE. Tionesta, Pa.,
-i T. ' C. .lacksoii. Proprietor. This
Iioiiho Im centrally l:x-Hted. Everything
new 1111 d wcsU fnniislied. Snpeiior Ac
onimoflntioiiH und Ktrii-t attention R;ven
"f tc u'lOwts. Yep-talilos juifl Fruits of all
Nids Hcrvod in their neuMn. Sainnio
i,for Coniincrcial Agents.
f,rntAIi HOUSE. Tiouewtn. Pa.,
t( Urowiiell. Proprietor. This in a
N. fiouse, and his .lnt heen fitted up for
Ju iieenmnindation oftln pllhlie. A por
1 of thu pntrojiii: ol'tiie pnhlie N solie
.d. 4(l-ly.
?AST IUCKOHY lloTEI..
ij EASI' IUCKOHY. Ph..
.1. W. 1! vt,t. Proprietor. This Iioiiho is
lie.v ami lias been furnished with new
Inn. Hiiro through'. ut. it Is centralley lo-i-ateil,
and has a llrwt class ham Inconneet
Imii with-it. The traveling pulilie will
tin. lit a pleasant stopping place. First
class IJverv in connection with the Hotel.
1 EXTRA Ij HOUSE, OIL 'ITY, PA.
J W. II. HOTII. Proprietor.
Tho largest, Hon Located and Furnishod
IIouso in theCiut Near Union Depot.
1 W. MORROW, M. n.,
I. l'HYSICIAN A SUHOEON,
Late of Armstronir county, having located
in Tionests is prepared to attend all pro
fessional calls promptly and at all hours.
Oflieo in Smcarliantrh Si Co.'s new huild
iinr, up stairs. Ottieo hours 7 to 8 a. m.,
iid 11 to 12 m. j 2 to 3 and (1 to 1 v. i.
Hnndays. 0 to 10 a. m. 5 2 to 3 nnd 6J to 7i
1'. m. Iiesidence in Clurk House, near
l'ost Oflieo. may-18-81.
Wc. comntN, m. r...
PHYSICIAN .t SUHfiEON,
Has hitd over fifteen years exporleneo in
Iho juactiee of lii profession, having grad
uated lt:)ally and honorably May 10, 1805.
OfHco and Residence in .Judi;e Reek's
liouso, opposite the M. E. Church, Tiones
ta. Fa, Aug. 25-1.S80
DENTISTRY.
DR. J. W. MORROW.
Having purchusod the materials Ac, of
Dr. Steadman, would respectlully an
nounce tluit he will carry on the Dental
Vusinesn in Tionesta. and having had over
nix years successful experience, considers
liiniHe.il fully competent to give entire sat
isfaction, i shall always give my medi
cal practice tho preference. mar22-t2.
H. 11. UiT. A. B. KELLY
MA Yt PARK 6 CO.,
BANKERS!
Cornor of Elm A Wain utSts. Tionesta.
Bank ol Discount and Deposit.
uterest allowed on Time Deposits.
Collection 1nado on all the Principal points
of tho U. S.
1
Collections solicited. 18-ly.
J OKENZO FULTON,
Manufacturer of and Dealer in
HARNESS. C0LURS, BRIDLES,
And all kinds of
"HORSE furnishing goods.
niavl til
TON EST A. PA.
SUBSCRIBE for the RcrcBLiCAN, only
f 1.50 per auuum.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Cnmli'tiiril Tlinr Tnlile Tlnnonta Hmiioti.
NORTH. j MOUTH.
Train US 7:7 nmTraidO:t 10:f5 am
Train 2 7:4S am Train iH 1-.1H pm
Train 00.... 4:01 pmlTrnin !... 8:10 pm
Train 28 North, and Train 2!) South car
ry tho mail.
United Prenhytef iun service! will
he lie.U in the Presbyterian church
next Sabliatli, morning ami evening.
AH nro cordially invited to attend.
Rev. M. M. Pollock, will officiate.
Preaching in tho M. E. Church
next Sunday evening by F. M. Small.
Presbyterian Sabbath School at
9:45 a. ra.; M. 12. Sabbath School at
10 a.m.
Local Institute at Marienville
Oct. 22 and 23.
Dan Agnew has moved into part
of the Forest House.
To Kent 2 Rooms as offices.
W01. Siuearbaugh & Co. 2t."
Benj. Mealy' new barn, in Tio
nesta tvvp., is about completed.
Lovely weather a good portion of
last week. Rut thus far ibis week
ugh!
Prothouotary Shawkey is con
fined to his bed with a severe bilious
attack.
Mrs. II. S. Brockway of Tylers
burg paid Tionesta friends a visit
Monday.
Who'll be first to take out a mar
riage license iu this county ? Don't all
speak nt once.
The rig for oil operations on Da
vid Walters' farm near Nowtuanville
is ri.-dng upward.
To Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Shoemak
er Tuesday evening of last week, 11
daughter was born.
Mis. Bridget Landers is building
a neat barn on her property nt the
lower end of town.
The ' s a. and yellow leaf" poet
H just now getting there with all
hands aud both feet.
Who's got the biggest pumpkin
this yea! ? It is time some one was
claiming the chroiuo.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Craig are
paying Tioiu'btu a visit ns tho guests
of their son, J. L. Craig.
Jas. I). Davis, noe of Tidioute's
proniieing npothecaries, spent list
Sabbath with his parents here.
Jet-se Harper, once a Grei nhack
er of sumo note, lectured to a small
audience in the Court House last eve
uing. '
Mr. O W. Proper returned Mon
day from a week's trip to Phillips
burg and other sections of Centre
county.
Jus. Kllv, who is attending Com
mercial College at Titusville, was
home on a few days vacation during
the week.
Rev. W. 13. Roup shook hands
with old Tionesta friends last Friday,
lie is stationed near Allegheny Cily
this year.
Charles Jvillmer was the success
ful bidder for th jmitorship of tho
school house, aud got the job for $8.74
per month.
Daniel and Dcdilah, orphans of
the late James Huddlesoti, are at
tending the soldiers orphan school at
Mercer, Pa.
The stcino wall in front of the M.
E. Church is being set back about
four feet, thus niateiially widening the
street at that poiut.
Mr. W. P. Crouch has pur based
the store of Mr. Levi, at East Hick
ory, and embarked iu tho mercantile
business. Success, Walter.
A brother iu law and two bf G.
W. Sawyers' 6isters arrived yesterday
and are paying him a visit. It was
their first meeting iu 17 years.
The prophets are predicting that
the weather in December, January
and February will be unusually mild.
This is a sure tsigu of a bard Winter.
Oil City parties are preparing to
test the territory at Scotch Hill and
vicinity. The first veDture will be
started on the Michael Kempf farm.
Wild geese were flying southward
last Sunday. A pretty suie sign of
approaching cold weather, and a con
sequent boom fur stove aud coal deal
ers. Mr. M. II. Emert, who has been
stopping in ibis section for nearly a
year, returned to his home iu Lancas
ter county this uioruing, being accom
pauied by his cousiu, Miss Maggie
Emert, Vho will reiuaiu - for some
, mouths.
( Work on tho foundation of tho
new Catholic Church is progressing
and tho edifice is expected to be ready
for occupancy belore winter has fairly
set in.
Collector Clark is whooping the
boys up nu their State aud County
taxes. His approach will always
cuse a scattorment among a crowd of
taxablcs.
Capt. Knox lost a pair of silver
bow spectacles on the Dutch Hill road
somewhere. If the finder will leave
them at this office ho will receive a
proper reward.
A small yearling bull, belonging
to Wm. Lawrence, has strayed from
his premises. A suitable reward will
be given to the one returning same, or
giving information of his w hereabouts.
The fine striugs of bass that aint
being taken out of the river these days
are a source of much disappointment
so the patient augler. P. S. This
isn't muoli of a news item but it
counts just 6 lines.
Oil City Elizzard: Burglars en
tered the residence of G. M. Kepler,
on Bissell avenue, last night, hut
were frightened away by Mrs. Kepler
just as they had tho silverware in
shape to tako away.
Dr. Morrow on Monday success
fully removed a fair-3ized tumor from
the cheek of a 12-year old daughter
of Mr. Walford of this place. It was
about the size of a hickory nut, and
what is known as a "fatty tumor."
Ex-foldiers may be interested in
knowing, if they do not know, that
the Government furnishes trusses to
those receiving pensions on account of
hernia or rupture. For further par
ticulars inquire of the Secretary of the
Board of Examining Physicians.
Messrs. T. B. .Cobb nnd II. A.
Adams and son Charles, have gone to
Marion, Ohio to erect their stave mill,
expecting to have it in operation with
in six weeks. J. T. Dale leaves for
there to day. The former geutlemen
will move their families there as soon
as they can get suitable locations.
The new "get there Eli" postage
stamps are now on sale nt .Tionesta
office. They are sold for ten cents,
besides the regular two-cent postage,
aud when attached to a letter going to
a city of more than 4000 inhabitants,
are supposed to iusure tho delivery of
said epistla to the addressed "quick
er'n 'scat," if not sooner.
Geueral Harrison Allen, United
States marshal for Dakota, formerly
of Warren, Pa., has been superseded
by Captain D. W Miratta, formerly
of Pittsburgh, a native of Beaver, a
graduato from the academy of that
place in the same class with Quay aud
Marshal Rutan, and at present resi
dent of Bismarck, Dakota, as superin
tendent of tho Coulsou line of steam
ers. Blizzard.
Mr. Van Giesen departed fur
Edenburg with a part of his house
hold effects on Monday last. He ex
pects to coutinue his law practice
there, in which we bespeak for him
success. He is a hard worker and as
true as steel to his clients, besides a
good moral citizen, elements that are
bouud to be appreciated iu auy law
yer. We join the friends of the fam
ily In wishing them prosperity j and
happiness iu their new field.
"Frost," our Fagundus scribe,
says: Denuis Downey put two of the
largest size torpedoes in his wells on
the Scott Farm one day last week,
which has largely increased the pro
duction. Mr. Downey hopes to wake
up these slow time oil wells aud give
the market a big black eye. By-the-way,
he also rejoices over the arrival
of a fine girl at bis home one day last
week. There appears to bo a lull iu
the marriage market this week, but
poihaps there is a cause for it.
Tylersburg correspondent : John
Hoover and J. J. Green are building
a feed store, and by purchasing their
feed by the car load, will eupply the
public with flour and feed at cheap
rates. Mrs. T. J. PayDe is in a crit
ical condition, her recovery beiog al
most despaired of. Martin Beck says
if times don't soon get better he will
not vote the Democratic ticjket again.
Tho la'est wedding was that of Mr.
Lifus Whistuer of Scotch Hill and
Miss Addie Hoover of this place.
Jacob Miller is building a cozy little
house.
The East Hickory Hotel, J. W.
Ball, Proprietor, is for sale or rent.
Address the proprietor, East Hickory,
Pa.
The following little extract from
tho Brook vi lie Republican of last
week may be a warning of some use
in these parts, at any rate it will do
no harm to look it over: Thursday
last, on the information of a lady re
siding in West Brookville, two little
gills were arrested and taken before
'.cquire Walker, charged with trespass,
they having gone into the garden of
the lady informing against them, and
taken of the grapes thero growing.
The chargo was sustained, and under
the recent act of the Legislature, the
Justice had but two alternatives left
him, impose the flue of So 00 as pro
vided h the law, or, in default of pay
ment, commit the parties to jail. The
fine was not paid and in consideration
of the lender year of tho accused,
Ihey were given in charge of Deputy
Slienir Wilson, who detained them
until their parents secured their ro
lese. This is the first case in our towu
under the new law, but in view of the
great atmoyauee experienced by many
of our citizens from the tiespassing of
their neighbor's children, it is a great
wonder that the protection of the law
is not invoked every day, there being
centainly great provocation iu many
instauces. The law was enacted for
the protection of citizens in the pos
sessiou of their property, is righteous
in its provisions, and we will bail the
auspicious moment when it is vigorous
ly executed, regardless of the person
ality of those'who become its victims.
Counterfeiters Captured Boss Buck
and his Gang.
The following special dispatch to
the Derrick from Pittsburgh explains
itself:
The United States secret service offi
cers raided a camp of 11 counterfei
ters in Clarion county yesterday, cap
turing seven of them, the others escap
ing into the woods Tho prisoners
were brought to this city and at a
preliminary hearing beforo United
States Commissioner McCandlass this
morning were held for court. The
prisoners are tho notorious Breton
Buck, his three sons, L. P. Whitmer
Edward Harmon and a man named
doner. It is believed that tho bal
ance of thn gang will be secured before
many days. These coinackers have
been plying their vocation quit success
fully iu Clarion, JefTersnu and Forest
counties. They have been engaged in
the manufacture of spurious silver dol
lars and had a thorough system of
placing the same iu circulation. The
case is one of tho biggest in the coun
terfeiting liue that has heen worked up
hereabouts for many years.
Barnett Notes.
Jas. Ward has the best potatoes in
that field next the road we have yet
found in our rambles this Fall.
Mrs. Kuhns' new bouse is complet
ed. It is a fine looking bouse and
stands on the site of the one recently
destroyed by fire.
A. R. Slaughenhaupts' new house
at Clarington is going on toward com
pletion. M. W. Maya of Edenburg, with his
family, is visiting at his father's at
Clarington.
Diphtheria has broken out in the
vieiuity of Greenwood. John Barton
buried four of his children on last
Wednesday, all of whom had died
within 21 hours, from the disease.
His remaining child, his oldest boy is
not expected to live. His wife is also
sick with the same disease. A very
distressing circumstance connected
with the death of his children is that
among those dead is his ouly daughter,
the only daughter ever known to be
born iu the Bartou family of which
ho is a descendant. Of others pick
with diphtheria there is Mr. Grays
family of four children, Mrs. John Ir
win jr., aud a child of John Irwin ur.
The Cooksburg school is open. The
other schools will open about Nov.
1st. The new school furniture has
come and greatly improves the con
venience, comfort and appearance of
thu bouses. Tkamp.
Saw Mill for Sale.
Oue Clark Bros. Saw mill complete,
including Ode Portable 40-Horse
Power Boiler, 0110 Tift Eogino 12x18,
oue Stearns Gang EJger. For further
information apply to
Wagxer, McClune & Co.
Brookston, Forest Co., Pa.
or Martin Waunkk,
Paint Mills, Clarion Co., Pa.
Star Twinklings.
Our farmers have their buckwheat
pretty much all threshed, aud the
next thing in order is the raid on the
flapjack.
H. E. Lovel and Geo. Weller are
stopping at Kellettville, and are much
missed by some of our Misses.
G. W. O.'good and Abo Weller are
canvassing fur Chase Bros., Nursery
men. W. O. Fulton has been calling on
old friends here.
E. E. Zueudel has a new picco of
grouud cleared on his farm.
Two Sunday Schools at this place
would seem to indicate a decided re
ligious tendency in this vicinity.
Geo. Burhebu is helping John Os
good take out timber, John is one of
our most successful jobbers.
Miss Geary vi Mayburg is among
friends hero.
Amos Cooper has some blooded
sheep for sale. H. & L.
Oct. 12, '85.
List of Patents.
List of Patents granted by the U.
S. Patent Office, to citizeus of Penn
sylvania, for the week ending, Tues
day, Oct. 6th, 1885, reported express
ly for the Fokkst Republican,
through tho Patent Liw Offices of
Duffy & Brashears, G07 7th St. N. W.,
opposite the U. S. Patent Office,
Washington, D. C. :
S. Coburn, Altoona, pipe coupling
machine; J. W. Dale, Du Bois, saw
filling machiue; A. B. Fry, IVttstown,
hoop coiling machine; J. P. T)riscom,
PotUville, core breaker (4 patents);
J. A. Kncedler, Grant, thill-coupling ;
II. E. Marchand, Allegheny, tablcfor
pumps; same, measuring pump; J.
II. McElroy, Pittsburgh, gas main;
W. E. Melhorn, Erie, screw cutting
mechanism ; J. S. Miller, Erio, baud
saw mill ; W. Swindell, Allegheny,
bath-tub; T.B.Woodward, Norway,
fire-escape; E.G. Woodworth, Alle
gheny, saw-mill dog; W. S. nnd J.
W. Yothers, Karthous, rag-holders for
trunks.
Strayed or Stolen.
From the White Farm, on West
Hickory Creek, about September 1st,
Ten Ewe Sheep aud Two Lambs.
Have a wire ring in butt of right ear.
Part of them have a uotch in end of
right ear. Information of their where
abouts will bo liberally rewarded by
E. C. Cubbon, West Hickory, Pa.
J. T. Brennan has now for sale
13G acres of warrant 5213 and 5214,
Kingsley Twp., probably on the new
oil belt. Also 108 acres of warraot
5186, and 79 acres of warrant 5187,
in same twp. 1000 acres, warrant
No. 2836, Tionesta township. 390
acres, warrant No. 5186, Kingsley
township. 143 acres, known as "Lil
lie Farm," Allegheny township, Ve
nango Co. 70 acres near Enterprise,
Warren county. 6m.
In August, 1878, O. A. Wood &
Co. commenced the manufacture, in
Philadelphia, of the now well-known
Philadelphia Singer Sewing Machines.
At first they only made ten machines
a week. Their business has steadily
increased, until now they are probably
the largest manufacturers of this style
of machice in the United States.
They do busiuess on a liberal and just
basis. They sell.a three-drawer, drop
leaf and cover machine for the low
price of twenty dollars, including all
the extra attachments, anJ warrant
them for three years. They offer to
send one to any responsible man or
woman, to bo tested iu their oivn house
two weeks before they pay one cent.
This is certainly a fair "proposition.
They have found this way of doing
busiuess more satisfactory than to do
as other companies do who charge for
ty to fifty dollars for machines, and
pay agents twenty dollars apiece to
sell tbem. We advise all in want of
a machine to send for circular and
testimonials. Address C. A. Wood &
Co., 17 North Tenth Street, Philadel
phia, Pa.
MARRIED.
KAY MEALY I5y tho Itev. 11. E. Feitt
at his residence In Eore.st Co., ra., Sept.
ii'Jth, 1885, Mr. J. II. Kay, of Scotch Hill,
Clarion Co., and Mins Barbara Moaly,
of Forest Co.
liRYNEK IiOKING At tho residence
of the bride's parents, Alum Koek, Pa.,
011 Sopt. 21), 1SK5, by the Hev. J. H. Kee-
ey, Mr. K. 8. llryner, or Krookston,
Forest county, Pa., and Miss E. S. Bor
ing, of Alum Koek, Clarion county, Pa.
WANTED Agent in thU county, for
cheap and lapidiy helling article. Small
capital required, address at once, P. O.
Itox T:H Pittsburgh, l'u.
All About Kansas,
Its people, crops, weather, lands,
schools, Legislature, railroads, mar
kets, its politics, its development, the
trial of Prohibition and its future,
will he found in The Weekly Capital
and Farmers' Journal, &11 8 page, 56
column paper, published at the capital
of the State, sent six months for 50
cents, one year for f 1.00. Address J,
K. Hudson, Topeka, Kansas.
J. T. Brennan has now for sale
136 acres of warrant 5213 and 5214,
Kingsley Twp., probably on the new
oil belt. Also 108 acres of warrant
5186, and 79 acres of warraDt 5187,
in same twp. 1000 acres, warrant
No. 28S6, Tionesta township. 390
acres, wairant No. 5186, Kingsley
township. 143 acres, known as "Lil
lie Farm," Allegheny township, Ve
nangoCo. 70 acres near Enterprise,
Warren county. 6m.
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particular. Ordern for frescoing, eU, by
mail promptly attended to. Shop in
lloberts building, 151m St., Tionesta, Pa.
H. C. WHITTEKIN.
Civil Engineer and Surveyor.
TIONESTA PA.
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Magnetic, Solar or Triangulution Nurvey
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