Wit forest fjniMknn.
J. R. WENK,
EDITOR.
WEDKSDAt MIMING, FEB. J, 18S6.
Mrs, BiYAKb, wife of the Secretary
' of State, died at her re-Mdence in
Washington at 8;30 Sunday morning
last. Her illneos had lasted sinco the
BuuMea oVath of her dn lighter on the
16ih u!t , the shock from which was
the indirect cause of her death. The
sympathy of the country will go out
to the bereaved husband, and it will
not be surprising to hear of hi with
drawal from public life.
Pekuaps thi financial condition of
the Stale of Ohio may be part of the
motive for the desperate effort to clog
the Legislature with obstacles iu the
way of investigation, if they spend the
whole session in quarreling over the
organization. When the Democrats
came into power two years ago there
was a surplus in the Treasury of $618,
000. When Hoadly went out the
Treasury was empty, they left a large
floating debt, and the estimated re
ceipts for the current year are only
about two million dollars, while the
yearly expenditures are four million.
. No wonder the Democrats make such
a fight for their thieves. It postpones
investigation of the finances.
The President refuses to give the
Senate his reasons for removing Dis
trict attorney Dutin during his term,
or to send the papers and documents
bearing on the case, on the ground
that the public interest will not be
promoted by such ' a course. The
Presideut may have good reason to be
lieve that his own interests will not be
advanced by a free exhibit of the mo
lives aud reasons which prompt his
action, but if the Senate is at all con
cerned with the character of appoint
meuts, and does not exercise a merely
forraaf and perfunctory office -in ad
' rising and consenting to Dominations,
the removal of the officers it has ap
prove is certainly some of its busi
uess. We hope the Senate has back
bone enough to make the President
realize this fact. Phila Prets.
The New Tax Law Aagain.
The Board of Rev nue Commis
sioners, which Is composed of Secre
tary of State Stenger, Treasurer Liv
ey and Auditor General Jsiles, lias
issued the following in response to
inquiries concerning certain points in
the new tax law :
The board of Revenue Commission
ers, at a meeting held on January 21,
I880, considered the manv questions
submitted to them growing out 01 the
enforcement of the revenue act of
January 30, 1884, and call attention
to thir answers to the following
questions as their interpretation ol
the law :
Are bank deposits not hearing In
terest but subject to check on sight
and money not invested, included in
the item all other moneyed capital?
No.
'Is a dower on real estate taxable?'
No.
"A. e deposits bearing Interest in
national banks, wiving banks and
private banks taxable?" Yes.
"Are musical instruments, pictures,
books, Ac, to be regarded as house
hold furniture?" No.
"Are mortgages owned bv benefic
ial associations taxable?" Yes.
"Are mortgages, judgments, bonds,
notes elc, not bearing Interest taxa
ble?" Yes.
"Are ootids Issued by school dis
tricts taxable In the hands of tho
owners?" Yes.
"is the stock of corporations, pav
ing tax on capital stock to the 8ta'te
through the companies, taxable in
the hands of the owners?" Yes.
"Is stock of the New York Central
Railroad and other foreign corpora
turns owned in this State taxable in
the hands of the owners ?" Yes.
"Can a taxable person deduct debts
from the amount of his moneyed in
vestments and only pay tax on the
net sum thus shown?" No.
"If A borrows monev from B on a
note and lends it t.iC on a note are
both taxable?" Yes.
A Circular to Soldiers.
Hon. Thomas J.Stewart, Secretary
of the Pennsylvania S-Idlers and
Sailors' Home at Erie," has issued a
circular to the Q. A. It. Posts, res
pecting the admission of indigent
soldiers to the State Home, which
will be formerly opened on February
22, 1880. The circular states that the
soldiers elegible to admission must
have been citizens of Pennsylvania or
enlisted in Pennsylvania regiment-!,
whoa re m indigent circumstances and
who cannot gain admission at the Na
tional Homes supported by thegeueral
Government. The accommodations
are limited to 200. and as this num.
t ber tallies with the number of mem-1
bersofthe House of Repr sen tat Ives
of this State, it lias been decided that ;
each Representative district shall be
entitled to admissions equal to the
number of its members iu the House. I
It is quite natural that Belmont,
tlio son of the agent of the Rothschilds,
should want to be nt the head of the
Foreign Relations Committee, but that
he should appoint an unnaturalized
Englishman as the confidential clerk
of the committee, and he," loo, one
who was condemned for frgery by
the Potter committee thnt investigated
the Louisiana election, is too utterly
bad, you know. Gad, the thing must
be stopped or ilie mob will believe
that the new committee is too English,
aud not "early English" at that.
The compromise talk iu the Ohio
State Senate amounts to nothing, but
that the Di'inocrt ts shall agree that
one fraudulent Senator shall retire,
and his contestant be seated, but the
other three shall sit and vote, one of
them being tried at a time, the one
under trial not to vote oj questions
affecting his right, but the other two
voting. Bear in mind that this is Dot
the act alone of the candidates for the
tjciiiicuuarj wuo perpetrated me
frauds, but of the solid Democratic
party in the Legislature, while the
Democratic party papeis the country
over, are calling Lieutenant Governor
Kennedy a usurper for ruling that the
frauds should not vote on their own
cases. In other words, the D roocrats
having f.itir thieves to try, insist that
the thieves shall sit on the jury that
tries their companions in crime.
llvrcaiiflle Appraiser's
Aotioe.
Return of Mercantile Assessment oi
Forest County, Pa., for the year 18S8:
BARNETT TOWNSHIP.
Class. Tax.
Maple Creek Lumber Co., General
merclumili.se f 17 00
J. B. Fearsall, general merchati-
dlse 13 10 00
J. M. Pierce, groceries 14 7 01
A. Cook, gcneial merchandise 13 10 00
GREEN TOWSsniP.
T D. Collfhs, general merchandisc.13 10 00
-. J. IvBCV tv r . U. LMCV. B-enm: I
. merchandise 14 7 00
HARMONY TOWNSHIP.
J. B. Maohesney, general mer
chandise 14 7 00
Dunn fc Turner, general merclian-
T (1"e 14 7 00
Kent hie A Wheeler, patent medi
cines 4 5 00
HICKORY TOWK8HIP.
T. J. Bowman, general merchan
dise 12 12 60
Walter Crouch, general inerehan-
o se 14 7 on
Wheeler A Dusenbery, general
m ArMinnrl iuo 1 t m nr.
Whitmore & Mali, 2 billiard tables 40 00
HOWE TOWNSHIP.
T. W. Pnrnh tintnl -t ei n
- - u uv l;u
T. W. Corah, 2 billiard tables 40 00
j. w.tiawKs, general inerchan-
, .rlise 13 0 00
J. L. Saxtoil. lfriw-erifM 11 f m
Ira It. Murphy, hotel ft 50 00
O. Govt, hotel 5 50 00
L. (). MeLane, hardware U 7 ou
Forest Tanning Co., ircneral mer
chandise 12 12 50
Wagner, MeCluue A Co., general
merchandise 14 7 00
W. E. Brown, groceries 14 7 00
Peter Malioney, groceries 14 7 00
W. H. Frost, general merchan-
, dis 13 10 00
I. B. Harmon, 2 billiard tables M) 00
Dunbar A Co., groceries 14 7 no
Blue Jay dumber Co., groceries.. ..14 7 00
JENKH TOWNSHIP.
W. Byrom. general merchandise.. It 7 00
John S. Caldwell, hotel... ft 50 00
Jackson, Matson A Co., general
merchandise 14 7 no
Amsle H os , 4 Co., general mer
chandise 13 10 00
1'. J. R.vner. general merchandise. 13 10 00
W. S. Towler, patent medicines 4 5 00
Hoover A Green. Hour and feed
store 14
M. C. Cai ringer, groceries 44
F. M. Reck, 2 billiard tables
Curll, Campbell A Co., general
merchandise 14
KINOSLF.Y TOWNSHIP.
F. Gillespie, general merchandise. 14
Bovard A Berlin, general merchan
dise J4
Wheeler. Dusenbiiry A Co., gen
eral merchandise 14
J. C. Welch, general meiclmndise.il
Mis. M. A ml rows, roc-ries 14
James McMurtrie, groceries 11
TIONKSTA BOItOI-Qfl.
8. II. flatlet A Hons, general mer
chandise 14
7 00
7 00
40 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 OU
7 00
7 00
7 00
v m. smearbaugh A Co.. general
merchandise 13 10 (0
G. W. Bovard, groceries 13 10 00
G. W. Bovard, pate.it medicines... 4 5 00
Edward Heib !, hardware 14 7 00
John I. I arson, variety st"re 14 7 00
I . t Jackson, hotel
O. C. Browooll, hotel
Charles Carlson,:! billiard tables.
It. M. German, variety store
J. B. NilTLrinM linlf.llf. ltiA.li.in.w
.. 5 50 00
.. 0 1.0 00
.. 50 00
.14 7 00
5 00
isaao i. 1 un.mings, general mer
chandise 14 7 00
Robinson s Bonner, general nier-
chandise 10 20 00
II. I. Hopkins dt Co.. general mer
chandise 10 20 00
W. C Unburn, patent medicines... 4 ft 00
J. T. Brenuaii, coal dealer 14 7 no
Appeals will be held at the County
Commissioners Ollice, Tionesta, Pa., on
the 231 day of February, A. I). lXhti, be
tween the hours of 10 anl 11 o'clock, a. in
JAMES G. CAKSOX,
Mercantile Appraiser.
Tionesta, Pa., Jan. 10, 180.
License Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing applications for license have been filed
in my ollice. to be heard at the next ses
sion of the Court :
1. Thomas W. Corah, hotel, Howe Twp.
2. It. B. Crawford, hotel, Tionesta Boro.
3. O. C. Browoell, hotel, Tionesta Boro.
CURTIS M. SHAWKEY,
Clerk Quarter Sessions.
Tionesta, Pa., Feb. 2, I8SU.
RTT
County and district agents
for llll! POPULAR SYSTEM of Insur
ance. Liberal terms. Address
1J. U. Mutual Aid Sotikty,
jauC-8t. liarrisburg, Pa.
COUNTY AUDITOR'S REPORTFOR THE YEAR 1835.
WILLIAM SM EARBAUGH, Tionsurer, In account with tho Com m issloneia of Forest
To balance
To costs paid bv H. E. Nut ton""!.
To cost paid by S. E. Mutton
Tocnsha. Nalsglver, lunatic,
Tionesta township
To cash bo. NnlHgivcr, luimtUs
Green townnhlp
To Jenk iwp. Oi. tax return'"!!!.
To sosted laud Co. tax returned .
To error in sumo
To cash use of Court Room'.'.'.'.'.'.'.!!
To cash borrowed Mav Park A Co
To ca.h borrowed Mrs. II. N.
TIlOIIIHS t
To account bonrd Sarah Ahoup",
lunatic. Green township
To rush ret Mined bv Biynor
Return Judge ." '
To cash for coal sold "j.j.
To cash borrowed W. W. Lewis
To Heated .Land Duplicate 1885...
To cash or fund Tionota Boro
To Insurance prein. ret'd, Tate
To cash aral) Nlioop, lunatic,
Greon township '
T.. i ...
$7,(U2 IT.
10 00
1, 00
73 04
100 on
1 -G
384 54
1 00
4 00
1H7 00
400 00
83 03
12 00
18 f7
l.Ooo 00
8,027 83
2O0 00
ISO 74
34 91
, i. nii iuii uy niat,e ae--
count, insane 577
To sixty day County tux IWft!.!!.! mi
87
00
1 o ca-11 mr t ountv lands sold....
To cash for Co. lands redeemed
To unseated tax Duplicate 1R85 .
T 1 unseated tax Duplicate Tio
nesta township H85
To cash for Court House yard
grass
310 00
1.170 67
3,738 3!)
5 00
6 00
4,H64 80 $ 4
WILLIAM SMEARB UOII, Trea.orer or Forest C .untv, in account with tho'
o1 1 Jonsylvauia for the year e.idiug January 4, 188U.
To balance,
$270 57
To stale tux 1S83...,
1U7 li3
$523 80
WILLIAMSMEARH VUQIf, Trewir r, in amount with ReTnmpTionF
, T . County, for tho year ending January 4, 1880
To balance Jan. 6, 1885 fo 702 fi7 By VV- , c,(f(,n'
To George C. Ewtug,
49 19
v. it, mutr
To Win. M. Fee....
To Fred. Morck....
To A. B. llowlaud,
HI 81
111 68
'29 (It!
20 81
$2,850 15
. . . J- K- CIIADWICK, Commissioner,
In account with Forest County.
To County orders 10270 By 50 day's servlctf...$3.00-177 00
By lo7 miles travel 15 70
t . -.u OLIVRR BYERLY, Commis-ioner,
In account with Forest Countv.
10 county orders 37 20
. ., W. D. SHIELDS,
In account with Forest Countv.
10 County orders W, 70
r,r ;rnn IKEY' Prothonotary,
To County orders 2I7 83
LEONARD AG NEW, Sheriff, in account
I o County orders 276 12
FOREST COUNTY, ss:
l-eonrt Tri i'i, ., .. u: i -, '
of 'januar Tusa y We bttve
Attest J. II. DINGMAN, Clerk.
EXPENDITURES of Forest County for
Countv Commissioner
! 6V1 00
C unty Commissioners' Cleric...
Counsel fees
Bounty .'....'.'.'.'.'.
Jury tees
Jury Commissioners a. id Clerk.
Assessors
Printing ..'.'.'.'.'..'.'.'.'.
Constables ami Tipstaves .' .'"
Court Crier
Bond View """
Fuel and Lights I.'".'.','
Elections
Commonwealth Costs '.!
Books and stationery ."."
Repairs, .ve )
Warren Hosnitnl
59.1 00
(10 (10
121 50
2,224 43
07 24
454 45
498 II.)
303 34
77 50
143 29
302 60
450 40
313 111
452 80
M5 HI
853 113
27H 12
217 K3
1. 5 00
28 1(1
. iw
Slieri ll"s Fees '.'.'.'.'.'. ',
Prothonotary's fees ,
Janitor
Bridge repairs ."!!!
Postage and box rent
FINANCIAL STATEMENT of Foiest County for the year ending January 4, 1888.
ASSETS.
Balance due on County account by William Sinearbangh. Treasurer $13 430 39
Seated lands returned tor 185 ' '??,! n.
Duo bv Green township on Ciarv a count. "'.'."'.'
Due by fionesta tnwnshiu on Poor account ' J ,T
Dun ' y Hickory township tin P.sir account ,!, yA
Due by Harmony township on Poor account 8
rv i,r T , LIABILITII S.
Due W. iV. Lewis
Due Mrs. H. S. Th mis, ".' .....!.....!!!.'.'.'.'.'. "!
Tionest. Itorouuh P.sir ai-count overpaid .'.!!'.'.'."" .'.!
Gieen township account of Sarah Shoup overpaid!!!
FOREST COUNTY, ss: - $1,533 59
est County . publish tl,?.d
J R CIIADWICK, rLS.l)
Attest J, T. BRENNAN, Clerk. 1 U
t ii vstTj.it notice:.
Notice is hereby given, that in pursu
ance of an act of the general a sembl v of
the State of Pennsylvania, entitled, '"An
act to provide for the incorporation and
regulation of natural ua companies," ap
proved the 29th day of Mav, A. D. 1885,
application will be made to' the governor!
at liarrisburg, Pa., on Thursday, Febru
ary 25, I8H0, at ten o clock a. in. of said
dsy, or as soon therealter as may be, for
tho incorporation of a compai'.y to be
known hs "United Natural Gas Compa
ny." whose character and object shall be
tho producing, dealing in, 'transporting,
storimr, and supplying natural gas in the
counties of Venango, Butler. Armstrong
Clarion, Forest, Warren, Elk and Mc
Keuo, in the Stato of Pennsylvania, and
in the counties ot Cattaraugus, Allegany
and Erie, iu the State of New York. The
places where the business of said company
in its v n ions branches is to be conducted
aredil f'ity. Butlei. Millerstowu. Kams
City. Petrolia. Park.-r City, Foxburg, Nt.
Petersburg, Edenbnrg, Bulltowo, Warren
Kendall, ltixford. Duke Centre, Clean!
Bolivar. Hichburg, Buffalo and other
towns, villages uud places in counties
aforesaid. The principal ofllee or place oi
business of said company will he at Oil
City, Pu. The names ot live of tho sub
scribers to tho cupitul stock of said com
pany are:
BENJAMIN BREWSTER.
DANIEL O'DY,
WM. T. NCHEIDE.
C. N. PAYNE,
JOSKP,i SEEP.
II. MoSWEENEY, Solicitor.
County,
By county orders paid $10,642 74
By 8 J per cent, commission on
"nine MS 0!)
By vouchers for Seated Lands
returned MR oft
Ry vouchers lor exonerations.,.. yuj 113
By 3) per cent, commission on
laud redeeuieii 30
By Balance , $13,130 39
04 30
Stale
By voucher Slato Treasurer
By voucher iState Treasurer
By 5 per cent, commission on
same
By voucher .Slato Treasurer
By 5 per vent, com mission on
same
By balance
22 8o
232 .VI
14 71
232 6U
II 71
6 41
$523 80
$6 41
To balance.
fund, Forest
$ 8 00
2,842 09
Uy balance
. $2.S50 IS
Jan. 4. 1880. To balance ki ivt
192 70
By 02 day's service
By 5)2 uiiles travel
,.$1.00-1H 00
51 20
237 20
Commissioner,
nyh., dny,g prvioo f -00157
By 002 miles travel tin
50
223 70
Ac., in account with the Commissioners of
By fees 217 M
wllh the Commissioners of Forest Countv.
By fees 273
. ' -"oi bi ma lorin 1" me Kll'ego Ilg
hereu" et our hands and seals this lth day
JAMES A. SCOTT,
T. W. rOtt.VII.
GEO. ZUENDEL.
LS
LS
LS,
31
County Auditors.
tho year endimi January 4. 1880.
C "Hectors' Commission $ 389 an
UiXpreas charges 12 33
Stenographer 4o2 75
lietunding ordtM-s n
iMstru-t Attorney 41; (111
western Penitenil iry 20 12
Mercliandise. tVc .'. 74 82
Clock for Court Room 18 00
t ourt Auditor in on
Insurance gRO 50
S,1"V,!, 33 6i
( leaning Court House ao 00
Washing led clotnes for Jail 3 50
Exchamre on Stale Dralt 75
Acknowledging County Deeds 3 25
1-iifiHcy 35 00
icieL'rnpl 1 c
Auditors aud Clerk ng 0
County Treasurer's Commission.. 869 29
$10,414 70
$14,407 02
,. $1,000 00
424 00
22 23
27 36
Apieal IV o ti-e.
Notice is hereby eiven that th- Commis
sioners ot Forest Coiiniy will bo at the
f.d.owiog places, at the time designated,
tor the purpose of holding appeals for the
triennial assessment tor 18sfl:
Harmony township, Allcnder School
House, Tuesday, February 9.
Hickorv township, East Hickory,
Wednesday, February 10.
Kinusley township, Mewtown, Thurs
day February 1 1.
Howe township, Balltown, Friday. Feb
ruary 12.
Howe township, Brookston, Monday,
February 15. ' '
Jenkx township, Marienvillo, Tuesday.
February Ki. ' "
Burnett township, Clariiigton, Wednes
day, February 17.
Harnett township, CooKsbuig, Thurs
day, February 18.
i.reeu towuship, Nebraska, Saturday.
Februnry 20.
Tionesta township. Commissioners' of
fice, Tuesday, March 2.
Tionesta boro. Commissioners' oujee,
Wednesday, March 3.
J. R. CIIADWICK,
OLIVER BIERLY,
W. D. SHIELDS,
T County Commissioners.
J. T. Bhennan, Clerk.
A PRI7FKe"d Blx eentfor )ostage.
n i uill and receive free a costly box
of goods which will help all, of either sex
to more money right awav than anything
else iu this world. Fortunes await the
workers absolutely sure. At oiico ad
dress True A Co,, Augusta, Maiue. Apr.9
1S8(- 188G.
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Toaether with our Superior Facilities for Buying enables us to SELL
BETTER GOODS FOR LESS MONEY than el e whore. Our stock of
CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES & RUB BEES
IS SIMPLY IMMENSE. Forptoof walk up Stairs in our Large and
Commodious Building. Large Stock of
CARPETS, LADIES' CLOAKS & NEWMARKETS!
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max) six
and CHEAP. In . v
GROCERIES. FLOUR ANT) PTHT'n
iTsVp1MONFYTP WiUh everythln
and
CT- T IIOPKTISrs & CO.
IN THE EXCHANGE BLOCK, has 'rut.'
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stairs, tree rile in tho Klovutm- in ihn
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ED. HBIBEL.
TIONESTA, PENX'A.
PERCHERON HORSES.
My recent Import
tiou of i'erc-tieron
hois, tngrtlur with
my picsviit Bliick of
nearly Juuliead, male.
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try to Klriilii'in. All
stm-k rei-ordt-il, ilh
pediKH'e. in I'itcIiit
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France and Aiiierica.
Tot.k S(7 priMMi and
nlil inilnl ut lust two
N. Y. Stat fairs. Rend for I'oiaioKue. Siailnn
Ensinork. on Honthern C-"tral li. K. JOiiil W.
AKIN, bclplo, N. Y. Box 3d.
A GREAT CAUSE OF HUMAN MIS
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7 20 .So. Carrollton.
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Aooitiovai. Thai - Leaves Kinaua
I l:0.m m. Warren l.:50pm, Irvineton 1:50
pm, i'libnute 3:2'ipm, Tionesta 4:50pm, ar
rives Oil Citv i:4;-,pm.
Addition At. Tuain Leaves Oil Cty
6:(M) am. Oleopolis 0:40 am, Eiple Rock
fl:5,iatn. President 7:(-Jnm Timu.i.1..'.-i..
I 'Hickory K:40am.Trunkevville9:OOain.Tld
1 onto H:50am. Tliomnsoii 11:00. nr 1-1 irno.
Irvineton 11:30am, Warren 12:50pm, Kin
zua 2:0:,m, Sitifar Run 2:20, Corytlon 8:00,
Oooville 3:15, Wolf Jtun 3.30, Quaker
Bridge 3:40, Hod House 4:10, Salamanca
5:02, Smith Carrollton 5:30, South Vanda
lia 5:48, Allegheny 0:18, arrives Oleau
8:30pm.
Trains run on Eastern Time.
Trains leaving Pittsburgh 8:f5am. ar.
riving Pitisburah 7:25pm, are Solid Traina
between Buffalo and Pittsburgh.
Trains leaving Pittsburgh 8:45pm, ar
riving Pittsburgh 7:40im, are Solid Trains
with Pullman's Sleeping Cars btwcen
Dullalo and Pittsburgh.
.artf-Tickets sold and baggage cheeked
to all principal points.
(Jet time table giving full iforiiiatie d
troin Company's Agents.
GEO. S. G ATCUELL, Gen'l Supt.
J. A. FELLOWS,
Gen'l Pas'r anJ Ticket Agent
No. 41 Exchange St., Buffalo, N. Y.
J. L. CRAIG, Agent, Tionesta, Pa.
H. DIG-HTOI.
HOUSE, SIGN, CARRIAGE,
AND
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING.
Particular attention given to GRAIN
ING, FRESCOING, and SCENE PAINT
ING. Satisfaction inini-Mntw.il ..........
par'icular. Orders for irescoing, etc., bv
mail promptly a'tended to. Shop in
ltoburia buildiug, Elm St., Tionesta, Pa.