WEirtESDAT WORMNR, FEB. 17, ISS6.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.
Jtj7.Eli Uolf.man.
Chi'i7. ) North ward. If. M. Foro
man, J. K. Clnrk, W. L. Kliiietivcr.
South ward, J. U. Fones, W, A.. Envies,
Clias. Bonner.
Juxtivr.a of the J'eace3. T. Bronnan,
D. S. Knox.
Co ta bl'' Prltner Agnow,
School JircetoritG. XV. Robinson, A.
R. Krlly, J. 11. Dintrman, D. S. Knoi, J.
W. Morrow, E. L. laviK.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
Wotnher of Congrcxx Alkxandkh C.
Member of Sc.nnie .T. O. TIai.L.
AaacmblyVvYtKH Iliiimv.
'ri.n'(f.-n Jf tlijc W. It. Brown.
Aoeiate Judges IjT.vwh Aiinkr. Jno,
A. Pkoi'eh
Trf.ft.iu rcr W m. Sm ra r n a va it.
frothonntary, lc.tjtitr tfc Recorder, etc.
CllRTIS M. NlIAWKKY.
..Vi erlir. L k o N a t: i Aosfw.
C.inuji's.it'onT.i Oi.ivkr Byerly, Wm.
S.iiKr.rm, J. It. Chadwick.
'A)KH(y Superintendent J E. Hill
at.p. District Attorney P. M. Cr.Anrc.
.)? Pnmmiiwionerit II. O. Davis,
Dario Wat.tkhs. t
Counh Xurveyor II. C. WnmnKls.
f.'orojirr Br. J. XV. Mohfow.
Count! Auditors J. A. Sl'OTT, Tnos.
Co.IAn.'Ol'O. ZUCNPKt.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TIONESTA LODGE
Xo. 309,
O. of O. F1.
MEETS' every Tuesday evening, nt 7
o'clock, in'thoLodgo Room iu Pur
tricl,ro'elLill. G.W. KERR, N. G.
( !. W. SAWYER, Sec'y. ' 27-tf.
f jHJKEST LODGE. No. A. O. U. W.,
1 Meets every Fvidny Evening in Odd
l'tl.o'.va' Hall.'Tiouexta.
G. C. BROWN, m. w.
J. 1.'. WEN'K, Recorder.
CI M'T. GEOEGEHTOW POiST,'
V No. 274. G. A. R.
Meets on tho lirt Wednesday in each
mo ith, in Odd Fellows 1111, Tionesta, I'd.
J. V. MO KIIOW, Commander.
j.i. Aoxnw. r. m. ct.ark,
T)intrict Attorney.
. AGNKW & CI.AKK,
ATTOHNEYS-AT-LAW,
Ofileo in Court IIouso.
El tn St. Tionestn, Penna.
fTJV A. X a I liS E N,
.1 .
ATTORNEY COUNSELOR AT -LAW,
Edeu'uurg, : Knox P. O.,) Oltirion Coun
ty. in L. DAVIS.
i-. . . ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Tioni'Kta, Pa.
Collections uuida in this and iidjoining
counties.
MILES W. TATE,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Elm St root.
Tlonostn, Pa.
I F. BITCH FY.
L . ATTORNEY-AT-LaW,
Tionesta, Forest County Pa.
AWRENOE HOUSE, Tionesta, Pit.,
i li T. O. Jackson, Proprietor. This
V use is centrally located. Everything
!('v ii ttd well furnisliod. Supeiior Ac
commodations and Rtrict attention given
to iriti'frts. Vegetables and Fruits of all
kinds served in their season. Samples
ioo.il for Commercial Agents.
pKNTRAb HOUSE, Tionevt.t, Pa.,
), C. Brownell. Proprietor. 'I'liis is a
new lioiiso, and lias jn"t been titled uj tor
tlia iwioinodation ofUu public. A pfr
tion ol' the'pntroango ol'tho pubiiu is Kolic
i!od. ' -I'i-ly.
IliTRAL HOUSE, OIL CITY, PA.
J . V. II. ROTH. Proprietor.
The largest, Rest Located nnd Furnisliod
Jfo'tiM j in Hie City. Near Union Depot.
'l AV.' MORROW. M. D.. "
. PHYSICIAN A SURGEON,
lvlo o. ArmsitronK county, having loeatod
, in Tin 'cut is prepared to uttend all pra
fsioinit rails promptly and at all boars.
Ulrica Had residence two doors nortli of
I .a wren ce Hoai. OOice hours 7 to 8 a.
m., and 11 iO 12 M. ; 2 to 3 and til to 74 v.
M. ftiuuiiiyH, 9 to 10 A. M. j 2 to 3 and C
to 71 r. si, may-IS 81.
W(;. conURN, m. n.. "
. PHYSICIAN A SURGEON,
llia lis J over fifteen years experience in
H;o practice of his profession, having prad
untod i 'gaily nnd honorably May 10, 1SG5.
Ofilcij ami Residence in Judpo Reek's
lio'isa. opposite the M. E. Church. Ttones-ta,-
Pa Aug:. 2J-1S80
D" EliTISTKY.
BR. J. W. MORROW,
llavinp puvchimcd the materials Ac, of
Br. i-'teadman, would respectlullv an
nounce that he will carry on the Dental
'niKhiOW in Tionesta. and having had over
mx j ears successful experience, considers
imVoll fully competent to plve entire SRt
i(a tiou. i Hhall alwayji give my modi
0 il practice the profore'nee. mar22-82.
II . II. HIT, A. B. KELLY
MA 1', l'AIZK CO.,
3 A N K B B S !
Comer of Elm A WalnutSts. Tionesla.
Bunk o( Discount and Deposit.
Interest allowed on Time Depowits.
Collections madeonall the Principal points
of the U. S.
Collections solicited.
18-ly.
J ORENZO FULTON,
Manufacturer of and Dealer in
HARNESS, COLURS, BRIDLES,
And all kinds of
HORSE FURNISHING GOODS.
mayA 61 TONESTA. PA.
H. C. WHITTEKIN.
Civil Engineer and Surveyor.
TIONESTA PA.
Land and Railway Surveying a Specialty,
Magnetic, Solar or Triauculation Survey
ing. Beit of Inktruments aui work.
Term on application.
JAG. T. BRENKAN.
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
LANDS liOlCnT AND SOLD
OK COMMISSION
I have now for salo 79 Acres ot War
rant 6J97, Kingsley twp.; 390 Acro3 of
G1S6, and 130 Acres of 5214, in name town
Bhip. 1000 ncrcs, Warrant 2S36, Tionesta
twp.; 143 acres known as "Lilley Farm,
Allegheny Township, Venango Co.; 70
acres near Enterprise, Warren Co. Also
vacant lots in Tionesta Boro, nnd one
small farm in Tionesta Township.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Condensed Time Table Tioucsta Htatlon.
NORTH. I SOtlTtr.
Train 28 7:S7 am Train U3 10:C5 am
j iuiu uj, i .'ia niii j ruin it' l: IB pin
Train 30 3:52 pmlTrain 31.... 8:16 pm
m ? - - n :1 " . 1 . w.. ,
i nun io uunn, ana i rain bourn car
ry tbo mall.
Church and Sabbath School.
Preaching in M. E. Church every Sab
bath evoninii bv Rev. Small.
Presbyterian Sabbath School at fl:!5 a.
in. ; M. E. Sabbath School at 10:00 a. m.
Court next week.
Next Monday will be Washing
ton's birthday, and a legal holiday.
The ice still remains in Tionesta
creek above Newtown.
The elections in tlm borough and
township pu8jej ofl' quietly yesterday.
One little touch of groundhog
weather makes a whole community
shiver.
The sleighing is pretty badly
damaged hereabouts, but back on the
hills it is said to bo still fair to
middlin'.
W. II. Roth of Oil City was in
town last Friday, nnd visited the
Morok & Beatty well ou 5503, Greon
township.
Mrs. T. J. VanGie8en, of Eden
hurg, accompanied by her two young
est children, is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Sloan.
Mr. B. F. Morris has sold the
Warren Ledger to Messrs. D. D. and
F. E. Reed. Mr. Morris is still editor
of the paper.
The revival meetings are still iu
progress at the M. E. Church and aie
well attended. Prayer meeting every
afternoon at 3:00 o'clock.
Last Saturday was generally util
ized cs Valeotiuo day, and the 1 O.
D. was somewhat enriched by the can
cellation of numerous one C6nt stamps.
No rows.
The remains of James A. Mealy,
who wbr killed nt Marienville, wore
buried at his former home near New
mnnville, on Friday of last week, Rev.
Small conducting the services.
Chas. Lawsoo, the gentlemen who
was so frightfully injured at Eagle
Rock on 5th inst., is getting along
quite well considering the nature and
severity of hid hurts, so his physicians
report.
Tho cold tun in the weather
Monday night has made things "all
solid" along the river flats, and the
huge piles of ico are to be housed
over and kept for use in the harvest
field next summer.
Tho editor of the Brookville
Democrat speaks of having received
"a note from Paradise after he had
gone to press." We hope the brother
won't be obliged to make such an an
nouncement "after he has gone hence.'
Hab. W. Roberts, who has charge
of a large gang of men and oversees
the carpenter work on the Buffalo Di
vision of the B., N. Y. & P. R. R.,
stopped a few hours in town Monday,
lie bad a force of men at work on the
trestle at West Hickory.
We learn from the Raton, New
Mexico. Comet, that "B. F. Caldwell,
who reiigaed his position recently in
the Santa Fe thops, has been appoint
ei general foreman of the Atlantic &
Pacifies shops at Albuquerque, and
will enter upon his duties at once."
We understand our old friend Benja
min has dropped into a position which
brings him $200 a month.
Uoder tho bead of "Missing
Links," tho Harrisburg Telegraph in
forms us that the marriage of a girl ot
ten years and eight months to a man
of thirty years is reported by good au
thority from Suwanea County, Penn
sylvania. The girl's father is a minis
ter, and tho ceremony was performed
by bis consent. The "Missing Link,''
in this case is a map of Pennsylvania,
showing thereon the location of Suva
Bee County. Elk Advocate.
Mr. V. Byrom, of Byrom's Mill's,
Fore6t county, was in town yesterday
fur the first lime for over three months.
On the 2d, of last November bis right
leg was crushed between the knee and
aokle, and he is just getting able to be
around. Clarion Rep.- Gazette.
Dr. Shaniburg of West Hickory,
Pa., lost his lemon and white setter
dog, a pup of six months, answering
to the name of ' Fritz " The Dr. val
uea the dog particularly on account of
having been a present to him, and will
give a suitable reward to the one re
turning hi in.
Mr. Geo. V. Watson, of Hickory
township, is likely to become a citizen
of our town iu the near future. He
baa been negotiating with Mr. A. B
Ivellv for the purchase of his fine
residence, and if successful will move
here in the spring. All our people
would welcome Mr. Watson and' fam
ily to our borough. In the event of a
sale Mr. Kelly would build a new
mansion the coming summer,
Peterson's Magazine for March is
a beauty. The articles are all of the
usual high character which distin
guishes 'Peterson.'' There is a charm
ing steel engraving, "Dear Mamma";
a mammoth colored fashion plate ; a
colored pattern for Java canvas; and
not lets than fifty wood-cuts, illustrat
ing fashions, embroidery-patterns, etc.
The price is but two dollars a year,
which places it within tho reach of all.
Now is a good lime to get up clubs.
Address Charles J. Peterson, 306
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Borough and Township Elections.
A citizens cacus fur the borough was
held iu the Unirersalist Church on
Monday evening, which was largely
attended, more votes being cast in fact,
than at the regular election yesterday:
The interest was principally centered
in tho nomination of candidates for
school director. The ticket as nom
inated was elected, and is as follows:
Burpess,
John Rock.
. Councilman,
I. J Hopkins, North Ward
C A Randall, South Ward
Hiph Constable,
S S Canficld
Constable,
S 8 Can field.
Tax Collector,
U M Arner.
Assessor,
C M Arncr.
School Directory
B W Clark.
C M Shawkey.
Overseers of tho Poor,
A B Kelly 2 years.
Patrick Joyce 1 year.
Auditors,
J F Proper.
T F Ritchoy.
Judpe of Elections,
G W Sawyer.
Inspector of Elections,
W Y Siparins.
It B Crawtord.
IN TIONESTA TOWNSUir.
The election was quite spirited, the
offices of road commissioner and two
school directors being the principle
bone of contention. A rather siugu
ler coincidence occurred in connection
with the oflice of road commissioner:
At a caucus of the citizens cn Satur
day the names of Wm. Hood and P.
C. Blcchor were presented ; three bal
lots were taken and each resulted in a
tie between the gentlemen. It was
then agreed that both candidates be
placed iu the field and voted for at
the election. This was done, and,
strange to say, another tie resulted.
Following is the township ticket as
elected :
Constable,
Philip Eraert.
Road Commissioner, '
P. C. Blochor. ) rr,.
William Hood. 110
Tax Collector,
G. W. Zenta.
Overseers of tho Poor,
Henry Rhodes.
Auditor,
George Weunt.
Township Clerk,
Charles Weingard.
School Directors,
Q. Jamicson,
Henry Wolf.
Inspectors of Election,
Joseph Mong,
George B. Armstrong.
Judge of Election,
J. II. Wentworth.
Assessor,
Philip Emert.
Treasure)-,
William Lawrence.
NOTICE.
Public notice is hereby given that
the business partnership existing be
tween the undersigned and P. V. Mer
cilliott, as butchers, etc., bas ceased to
exist, and that from this date the un
dersigned will not be responsible for
any debts contracted.
James Walton.
Marienville, Forest Co., Pa., Feb. 1st,
1836.
FLOOD OF 1886.
The break-up of February 13th,
1886, will long be remembered by the
inhabitants of Tionesta and vicinity
as the severest since 1861. The nat
ural flood of 1865 was much more se
vere generally, but not in this place,
and the water at that time was no
higher at this point, nor was it accom
panied by ice; it came on moro grad
ually, thus giving the people lime to
prepare for it.
The ico commeuccd to move iu the
river here on Saturday forenoon about
eleven o'clock, und had been running
fully 20 miuutes betore Buy danger
was apprehended, and the people
along Hie river front bad como to the
conclusion that the worst was over,
when the ice gorged iu the main chan
nel at the head of Dustin island, half
a mile below town, thus forcing the
entire body of floating ice through the
channel between the head of Dustin
and foot of Hunter islands. Then the
water came rushing back, and before
people had time to realize what was
going on the whole flat or lower part
of the town was inundated, so that
boats were easily floated over five-foot
fences. Ice was pilod trom 10 to 15
feet high along Front St. Every cel
lar in that part of the town was flood
ed, and in many instances furniture
floated around in the house in water
twj and three feet deep. As a conse
quence all sustained more or lens loss,
among whom are Jas. G. Carson, S. S.
Canfield, Mrs. Saul, Isaac Shimp,
Wm. Guiton, Ed. Saouer, J. R. Chad
wick, Andrew Carr, J. H. Dingraan,
Mrs. Dr. Hunter aud family, W. Y.
Siggins, John Hart, Moses Ilepler, E.
L. Davis, and others. Most of these
had potatoes, fruit and other eatables
in their cellars that were either badly
damaged or ruined entirely.
AT EAST IJICKOliY
We learn a great deal of damage was
done, the town being nearly all sub
merged. Several roads of the ap
proach to the east end of the bridge
were swept away. The railroad track
over West Hickory flats was covered
with ice several feet high, stopping
travel completely duiing the day. The
ttains were runniug regularly on Mon
day, however.
FOUND AFLOAT.
The river bridgo at this place stood
the test liko a major, although the ice
breakers were badly chawed np.
One ot the piers of the creek bridge
was damaged somewhat, the ice having
crowded it from below. It misht be a
good idea, if this performance is going
to occur often, to put ice breakers on
the lower side of Ihe piers.
Lawrence, across the creek lost
nearly all his fence, aud many of bis
youug fruit trees were ruined.
It was quite common to see a chick
en coop flnBtiog around with the poul
try perched on top and old chanti
cleer crowing lustily.
Many lost chickens, and some lost
many. Charlie Ilinton lost his entire
flunk of 28.
Canfield's pig struggled nobly for
an hour among the floating ice cakes,
when Shell and J. B. Muse came to
the fescue. Jim. was the hero of the
hour and received the plaudits of the
anxious crowd.
This flood furnishes another event
to date from.
Panther Rock Points.
The Sikes Brothers, of Balltown,
are occupyiug the sawmill at this
place as a taok shop.
Mrs. George Whitten is visiting
friends at Minister this week.
Miss S. J. Keister of East Hickory,
and Miss Belle Lewis of Reidsburg,
Clarion county, are the guests of Miss
Hattie Tobey this week.
Mr. Robert Harkisen has the job of
cutting and delivering cordwood for
the drilling wells on the Cook tract.
Pat. Normile is all smilea on ac
count of tho arrival of a brand new
9 lb. girl baby at his house.
Miss Maine Murphy aud Miss Min
nie Whilten are both on the sick list.
We hear there is to be a wedding
in the near future ; for further infor
mation ask Jerry..
Curly Bangs of Kellettville takes
a long walk for his health once a week,
so he says, but we guess it is to see bis
girl ; if the ice was out of the ereek
he could come borne on a float. -
Feb. 13. Stranger.
All kinds Rubber Boots and Shoes
at Wm. Smearbaugb & Co. 2t.
For rheumatism, lumbago, neu
ralgia, cramp and colio there is no
remedy superior to tbo genuine Dr.
Thomas Eclectnc Oil.
A New Enterprise fop Tionesta.
Tionesta is soon to a have a now en
terprise that will prove a benefit in
more ways than one. Messrs. John
Cobb fe Co., have arrangements com
pleted for the erection of a mill on the
ground below the depot, where Derick
son & Go's mill formerly stood. It is
tho intention of tho now firm to man
ufucl uro all kinds of lumber, staves,
&c, from tho timber of our surround
ing country. They will mako staves
all the way from 14 to 30 inches in
length which they proposo to manu
facture iuto kegs, firkius, barrels, etc.,
for use in various branches of trade.
A patent dry kiln will be erected with
a capacity of several thousand Btaves,
and which will Bcason lumber in 36
hours, so that orders can be filled on
the shortest notice. Tho new deal
will furnish employment to at least a
score of men, besides giving those in
this vicinity who have small lots of
white oak and other timber a market
for their wares, at good prices and
spot cash. Iu connection with this
plan the firm has given Mr. E. S.
Iloyt a contract for manufacturing
shingles on Hunter Run and he will
move his mill forthwith to that loca
tion. Altogether this enterprise will be
quite a boom for our town, as, instead
of shipping the timber to other places
to be manufactured into the different
articles above referred to, it will all
be done here and the profits reaped by
home talent, as it were, much of which
will be spent and circulated among
our citizens. We wish the new deal
abundaut succcess, aud hope it will
receive tho eucouragement of all.
Nebraska Notes.
The ice left the creek here yesterday
without inflicting damage to property.
Rafting-iu will not begin for a week
or ten days. If there is any substance
in a groundhogs shadow, we are likely
to have another freeze-over, therefore
rafting would incur some risk.
St. Valentine's day was commemo
rated here by its usual influx of cari
catures. "Some, with sentimental
thought, invoked the muos; while
others, with vicious rhyme intent,
abuses." Such is life.
Mr. Evcrel Collins and Jake Kline
stiver are home for a short visit to
their parents, from Meadville, where
they are attending college.
We congratulate the young folks on
the pleasing addition to their society
in the person of Albie Gilfillan, who
will spend several months in the place.
A few years ago when Albie left us,
be was a mere boy ; now he is a young
tran who has no thought of letting the
grass grow under his feet. And he
wears oh, my! a mustache!
Mr. Abe Clark has just returned
from a weeks visit in Clarion Co.
Mrs. Frank Guiton of Fox Creek is
quite ill.
We were deprived of the usual Ber
vices last Sunday, on account of the
break-up, the road being rendered im
passable by iue. JoilN.
Feb. 15, '86.
List of Patents.
List of Patents granted by the U. 8.
Patent Oflice, to citizens of Pennsylvania,
for the week ending Thursday, February
11th, 18S0, reported expressly for the For
est Republican, through the PatontLaw
Oflicea of Duffy A Brashears, 607 7th St.
N. W. opposite the U. S. Patent Office,
Washington, D. C. :
N. Anion, Sandy Lake, weather atrip;
J. D. Bell, Pittsburgh, washing machine;
S. Blssell, Pittsburgh, furnace; J. II. Bru
haker, Shamokin, monument; C. F. Rush,
Erie, hog scraping machine; A. O. Hoyt,
Kingston, telographlo code; J. L. Kelly,
Brio, boiler flue cleaner; B. Lauth, How
ard, reducing old steel railway rails to
platos ; M. L. Metzgor and A. Cooper,
Harrisbnrg, gago lor paper cutters ; It. It.
Ogden, Bradford, water wheel ; G. J. Pil
kington, Chester, apparatus for refining
tallow and other lubricating oils; T.
Pooro, Scranton, furnace; sumo, fire box
for boilers ; XV. XV. RoseiiHtoe!; Pittsburg,
coal tipplo; T. F. Straub, Allegheny,
clarifying beer und charging tho name
with carbonic acid gas.
PROCLAMATION. .
Whekkas, Tho Hon. W. D. Brown,
Preidont Judgo of the Court of Common
Pleas and Quarter Sessions in and for
tlio county of Forest, has issued bis pro
cept for holding a Court of Cmiimi n Pleas
Quarter (Sessions, &:.. at Tionostu, for
the County of Forest, to commence on the
Fourth Monday of Feb., being the 2'id duv
of Fol)., ISSd. Notice is therefore given to
the Coroner, Justice of the Peace and Con
atablesof said county, that they bo 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 oflices appertain to be done,
and to those who are bound in recognizance
to prosecute ayrain it the prisoners that are
or shall bln the Jail of Forest County, that
mey oetneii ana mere present to prosecute
against them aa alu 11 be tust. Given un-
dor my hand and seal this 26th day of
January, A. u. jsyj.
ii. AustiY, naerm.
JlcrcnnlHc Appraiser!
Return of Mercantile AnBosiincnt of
Forest County, Pa., ror tho year lPsti:
HARNETT TOWKSHIF.
Class. Tax.
Maple Creek Lumber Co., Ocnoral
incrchandlsf 7 on
J. n. Pearsnll, general hiorchau-
, d'"0 n io oo
J. M. Picreit, gi-octiricH 7 00
A. Cook, general merchandise 13 10 00
oiieen Tow.aim
T. B. Collin, general merchandisn.13 o 00
t. J. Lacy it- F. C. Lacy, genen.l
merchandise H 700
HARMONY TOWNKUll'.
J. B. MachcHiiey, general mer
chandise U 7 00
Dunn ,fc Turner, general niorolmn-
dlxo , n 7 oof
KcmWo & Wheeler, patent medi-
cn 4 5 00
HirkoKY Towjisrnr.
T. J Bowman, general merchan
dise 12 12 40
AVBltor Crouch, general merohan-
, tl!"0 14 7 00
AVhoolor it Dusenbery, general
merchandise n 7 00
Whitmoro A Hall, 2 billiard tablos 40 00
1I0WR TOWNSHIP.
T. W. Corah, hotel 5 60 CO
T. XV. Corah, 'i billiard tables 40 00
C. XV. Uawks, general mcrchan-
, di 13 10 00
.1. J. Saxtou, groceries ; 14 7 00
Ira B. Murphy, hotel 5 50 00
O. Hoyt, hotel, 5 60 00
L. O. McLano, hardware 14 7 00
Forest Tanning Co. Koneral iuoi-
chandiHO 12 12 50'
Wagner, McClune & Co., general
merchandise 14 7 Ot)
W. E. Brown, groceries 14 7 00
Petor Mahoney, groceries 14 7 00
XV. II. Frost, general niercbaa-
, diso 13 jo 00
J. B. Harmon, a billiard tables 40 00
Dunbar A Co., groceries 14 7 00
Blue Jay Lumber Co., groceries. .H 7 00
JENK8 TOWNSHIP.
W. Byrom, general morchundiso...l4 7 Orf
John S. Caldwell, hotel 6 60 PJ
Jackson, Matson fc Co., general
merchandise 14 7 00
Ainsler Bros., & Co., goueral lior-
c handiso 13 10 00
T. J. Rynor, general morcha idise.1.1 10 00
H. S. Towler, patent medicir es 4 6 00
Hoover Green, flour and feed
storo 14 7 00
M. O. Carringer. grocorios,
44 7
00
F. M. Keck. 2 billiard tables 40 00
Curll, Canipboll A Co., gen oral
merchandise 00
KINOSI.EY TOWNSHIP.
F. Gillespie, general inerchandiso.14 7 00'
Bovard A Berlin, go 11 oral merchan
dise 14 7 00
Whoeler, Dusenbury fc Co., gen
eral merchandise U 7 00
J. C. Welch, general merchandise). 14 7 00'
Mrs. M. Andrews, groceries 14 7 00
James MoMurtrie, groceries......... 14 i 00
TIONKSTA BOROUOH.
S. H. Haslet A Sons, general mer
chandise ...14 7 00"
Wm. Smearbaugh A Co.. general
merchandise 13 10 00
O. W. Bovard, groceries 13 10 00
G. W. Bovard, patent inodicines... 4 6 00
Edward Heibel, hardware 14 7 00
John T. Carson, varioty store -I 7 00
T. C. Jackson, hotel 6 50 00
O. C. Brownoll, hotol 5 60 00
Charles Carlson, ii billiard tables.... 60 00
R. M. Herman, varioty store ..14 7 Off
J. B. Rigpins, patent medicines.. 4 6 00
Isaac N. Oummings, general mer
chandise ..14 7 00
Robinson t Bonner, general mer
chandise , 10 20 00'
II. J. Hopkins dt Co., general mer
chandise 10 20 00
XV. O. Coburn, patent medicines... 4 00'
J. T. Bronnan, coal dealer. 14 7 GO
Appeals will be held at the County
Commissioners' Oflice, Tionesta, Pa., on
tho 23d day of February, A. D. 1886, be
tween tho hours of 10 and 11 o'clock, a. in.
JAMES G. CARSON,
Mercantile Appraiser.
Tionesta, Pa., Jan. 19, 1806.
BURDOCK
SM
BURDOCK IL00D IITTERS
That Achs in Small of Back.
Burdock Blood Inters
UBVBt
Weary, Aching Bones.
Burdock Blood Sitters
CU1M
Dyspepsia.
Gmrrs: I feel it nr fluty to 17 re
specting Burdock Blood Bitters, tfcet rt Ik
the best inedicin I ever took. I Btrlsns)
two or three years from stomach trrabfo
and dyspepsia, well as from IltcroDd
kidney complaint. I was not able t at
tend to my business. My wife was aCTivt)
in much the same way. Wereadofyww
Bitters iu the papers and Btadeor
minds that we would try thim. Th itsrit
is, my wife and I began to improte we,
and I am now able to do snore hni aii
than before In ten years. It reliev4 tar
kidney troubles as wll. We tot fhait
you, the makers of It. Godfpe.
JOSEPH LANBOJT,
Caiece, St.
Appeal Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the Cossmia.
sioners of Forest County will be at the
following places, at the time dcsi.Tiated,
for the purpose of holding appeals i'ar the
triennial assessment for lM-ff:
Harmouy township, AllenUor School'
House, Tuesday, February 9.
Hickory township. East II it ii or.
Wednesday, February 10.
Kiniislev township. NeWtown. Thurs
day, February 11.
ilowo township, Balltown, Friday, Feb
ruary 12.
Howe township, Brookaton, Moadey,
February 15.
Jenks towuship, Marienville, Tnesiy,
February 10.
Harnett township, Clarlnirtan. Wcdnt-
day, February 17.
Burnett townshln. Cooksbum. Thurs
day, February 18.
Ureen township, Nebraska, Saturday,
February 20.
Tionesta township, Commissioners' of
fice, Tuesday, March 2.
Tionesta boro, Commissioners' office,
Wednesday, March 3.
J. R. CHADWICK.
OLIVER IilERLV,
W. D. SHIELDS,
County Commissioner,
J. T. Brennam, Clerk.
WANTED Ageut in this county, for a
cheap and rapidly selling article. mail
capital required, address at oute, J O.
Box 733 FiUsbuxgu, Pa.