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iED.tE39.tT lOMHCMPML 2D, lS7.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.
tlar$e. John Hk( K.
f.uMsilinrn North Wiir1, T. J. llop
Vm, J. R. Clark. W. L. Klinostiver.
N inth ward. J. F. Proper, C. A. Randall,
Clias-. llonner.
Juitin-n of the Vaee J. T. Brenuan,
I). S. Knox.
Cntubte S. S. Canfield.
.Yu tlirrrtora O. W. Robinson, A.
B. Kelt v, C. M. Shnwkev, D. S. Knox,
It. V. ( lark, E. L. Davis.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
Member of Congrtvt
-Alexander
C.
S H IT P.
Member nf Senate J. IT. Wilson.
AnbUi Cii A hlps A . Kampail.
V resident Jwbie W. D. Bro"n.
A noeinf JmfiM-Liwm Absf.r. Jno.
A. Proper
Tre-ntarer Solomon Kitzhf.rai.d.
f'riUhrtniitnri. Itei) inter t IleeorUer, Jfc
Cl'RTI M.SttAWKKT.
shrrir. JtLr.ox D Afljrw.
C,J' njj''ril OLIVER ByEKLY, WM,
S.tiP.i.rWfJ. R. Chadwick.
Omnti Superintendent J. K. IIlLL-
AkD.
lUitrict Attorney V. M. CLARK.
jnri Aimmf.wluuen II. O. I'AVI,
D A V I r W LT P. r .
f oiinti XtrveinrU. C. WniTTtKIX.
,onr Hr. J. V. Morrow.
County Auditor J. A. Scott, Titos.
rnnAn.'Ocn. ZrCNPET..
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TI05ESTA LODGE
Xo. SCO,
A T yk r w Til
H I RETS evorv SiitiiriJnv evening, nt
I I o'clock, in' the Lodge Room iu Par
tridge's Wall.
(. II. ARMSTRONG
W SaWYER, Sec' v.
27 -tf.
WHIRST I.OW1E. No. A. O. V. W..
C Mwh every Friday Evening in Odd
Vel.owa Had, Tionesta.
j U FULTON, M. W.
K.J!v, Recorder.
OK.ORCE STOW POST,
i. A. R.
4, o (!), in Odd Ki'!l''.vs II VI, Tionesta. Pa.
P. S. KNOX, Commander.
J.I. AdSEW. V. M.
PWtrl. t At'ompy.
CI.AIIH,
ATTORNEYS
-AT-EWV,
Office in Court llon.
Elm St.
Tioncta, Pct"ia.
3-.-T.
tlF-SKX,
XrniFiNEY . nu vsEi.oK ate vw,
Kdonimrg, : Knox P. Clarion Coun
ts . V-x.
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DAVIS.
ATTORX E Y- AT- I.A'A.
Tionet. Pa.
ltiitiiiia nia le in this uud adjoining
countic.
ll,ES W. TATE.
ATTORN E Y-AT-1. AV,
Elm Stroot,
Tiunpsts. P:u
RITCMEY.
ATT ) UN F. Y-AT-E aV.
Tii.ncH'a, Fortt tinty Pa.
IAn'itKNci:
I U. S. l;r i
IforsE. TionosW, Pa..
(e.iwav. I roririctor. I hi
hrin ccntrnllv Iiwuted. Everything
IH'W and well furnihd. SiiPiior Ac
commodation and strict attPiition piven
t t'li'. V"K tall' and Fruits of all
kinds served in their scau. Sample
i.K.n tor Commercial Awit..
CKNTR.1
.'. Rr
Tionesta. Px.
'.row ncll. Proprietor. This is a
new Irii-.ic, and l)asjt!.t boon fittet tip 'r
lie n.-i-ommodation ot" the public. A fwir
ttm (' the patronage of the public is solic
ited. -4 I v.
1 E..TRA I. Ul'SE,)ir. CITY, PA.
J V. U. U I II. Proprietor.
Th I ir;..t. ll st 1oc-jted and Furnished
IIor.s i'. il.c ( uy. Xtar I'nion Icpot.
JR. 1.;INS M. I'..
i'iivki.'.un, Sur'wii X. Drni-t,
TlttNESTA, PA.
1 W"
Morrow, m. i..
PHYSICIAN .'i SVRC.KON.
Iji'p J Armstrong county, having l- atrd
In Tm ta is prepared to attend all pro
t.suin.xi culls promptly and nt all boisrs.
tul'.ceaid residfnee two dsrs north of
Ijiwn-ace Hoti. Ortii-e houra 7 to H a.
m., mid 11 io li m. ; 2 to:l and'li to7i p.
yi. Sund-ivs, to 111 A. M. ; 2 W J and 61
to 71 p. x " may-lS t.
UE'.TISTRY.
DR. J. W. MORROW.
I lnmg purchased the materials Ac., of
lr. Stctuhaan, would respectfully an
nuurce that he will carry on the Dental
Susiiiess. in Tiouesta. and having had over
i j pars successful experience, considers
1 ii.c-ell fullv competent to irlve entire sat
ista tion. I shall always give my inedi-
il practice the preference. marii-KJ.
H.I' MAT. A. . IKLLT
MA V, PAHK .C CO.,
3 .A- 1ST K E E S !
Corner ot Ehu A Walnut Sts. Tionexta.
Bank ol Discount and Deposit.
I nterest al towed on Time DeposiU.
t'oltection4 ma.leou all the Principal points
or the U. S.
Collections aoiioited. lS-Iy.
J OREXZO FULTON,
Manuraoturer of and Dealer in
HARNESS. COLLARS, BRIDLES,
And all kiuds of
HORSE FURNISHING GOODS.
utaylRl lOXESTA.PA.
H. C. WH1TTEKIN.
Civil Engineer and Surveyor.
TION EST A PA.
Lajnd and Railwav Surveying a Specialty,
Magnetic, Solar or Triangulation Survey
ing. r.et of Instruments ana work.
Terms on application.
TF You WANT a rn.prvtnLre job of combination of the aesthetic, the prac-A.r.-rM?
Dj be convenient.
JAS. T. BRENNAN,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
TIONESTA,
USDS BOUGHT AD SOLD
o y cqmmissio y .
If von wNh to buv or soil Real Estate It
will pay you to correspond with nie.
Caiuleaaca Tim Table TImmIi Ntatlaa.
NORTn. I SOCTH.
Train 2S 7:37 am Train n.1 10:.V am
Train P.2... -M am Train 29..... 1:1 pm
Train 30 pm Train 31...- 8:11 prn
Train 2S North, and Tr-iin 21 South ar
ry tlie mail.
harrb and Xahttnta bool.
rrpsl)vtcrian SaMmth SHirwil at 0." a.
m. : M. E. Sabbath School at 1D:N) a. m.
Prwu-huijr in M. E. Church every Sab
bath pvpninir by Rev. Small.
Prparhiti in" the Prpfbvtprian Church
next Sunday morning arid evening, by
Rev. Ilicklinx.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
SCHOOL DIRECTORS' CONVEN
TION. To the &hool Directors of Forest
County i
Gentlemes:
Io pursuance of the
Fortj-Tbird Section of the Act of 8th
May, 1834, you are hereby notified
to meet in Convention, at the Court
House, in Tionesta borough, on the
first Tuesday is may,
A. D., 1837, bing the third day of
the month at 2 o'clock in the afternoon
and felect, viva tort, by a majotity of
the whole number of Directors pres
ent, one person of literary and scien
tific: acquirements, and of skill and
exptrieuce in the act of leachiog, as
County Superintendent for the three
sficceedin years; and certify the result
to t!e State Superintendent, at liar
risburg, as required by the Thirty
Ninth and Fortieth Section of said
Act. J. E. 11 ILL A ED,
County Superiutendeot of Forest Co.,
Tionesta April, 13, 1887.
Go to Smearhaugh & Co.'s for
rioti. Overall, Jackets, Shirt. &c.
Any ruie wanting skiSj built,
hhould call at the Riuk, and examine
Jatnea Landers' models.
Governor Hill of Ne York has
vetoed the High License- Btll passed
recently by the state legislature.
April 22od is Arbor Day. Have
you made up your mind what you
will plant?
J. R. Landis, of Darnett, W. S.
Davis, of Jenks. and Johu Osgood, of
Kingley were in tswn Saturday. All
are candidates f)r Sherriff.
Saturday and Sunday "slashes'
were cut at Buck Mills, Newtown, and
Nebraska, and quite a number of rafts
came out on the pond freshets.
A text of the lumberman's lien
law, which passed the house, and
which will be brought before the Senate
soon, will be found in another colu mo.
Mrs. Litle of Rew city, McKean
C. daughter of Wra. Young, is visiting
her brother and sister John and Mary,
who are still living on the Old Town
farm.
The post t See at Tanther Rock
has been discontinued, Mr. Tobey
having resigned the P. M. ship. The
inhabitants thereabouts will hereafter
get their mail at Newtown.
If you want at once the best and
cheapest Life Insurance, insure io the
Mutual Reserve Fund Lifo Associa
tion. P. M. Clark, Agent, Tiooesta,
Pa.
Herman A Sigijios have just set
up the finest soda fountain this neck
of woods has yet possessed. It hasn't
got to "fizzing" yet, but look out for
it when warm weather sets in again.
Geo. Raab, our enterprising bar
ber, made au excellent deal recently
in the purchase of Chas. Bonner's
neat little cottage on Vine st., at pres
ent occupied by Mr. Charlstoc.
James Cofgrove was io town Sun
day. He brought Mrs. Anderson, his
aunt from Burnett where she bad been
visiting with friends. She is now vis
iting at Hon. Jos. Dale's.
Miss Cora Wallace, of East Bra
dy, accompanied by Miss Hanes, cf
Boston, arrived at Mrs. J. II. Deriick
ions on Wednesday last, returning ac
companied by Mrs. Derrickson oo
Friday afternoon.
Judge Recks, new tveat market
eclipses anything ia its apparance
anywhere around here; you can't find
its superior ia a days jouruey. It is a
The St. Marys Gazette has issued
in bock form the testimony in the
murder trial of Win. C. Bush. No
doubt this work will be a choice addi
tion to the libraries of our E'k county
neighbors. McKean Co,, Miner,
As water is worse than useless in
case of an oil fire, it is a good thing to
know and remember that flour is the
best extinguisher. If your lamp ex
plodes or falls and breaks, fly to the
flour barrel fur a double handful.
Monday morning at daylight the
ground was white with snow. Against
night there was at least six inches of
solid snow all over the couotry. It
rained at intervals duridg the day,
and it is probable that a foot of soow
fell during the day.
Monday night our citizens were
arroused, just about midnight, by a
tremendious thumping on their front
doors. It was Hoyt come to warn
that the gas was going down and
they'd better turn nfT their jets. Tues
day morning it was all right again.
From St. Clairsville, Ohio to
Wheeling, W. Va., on Friday after
noon last, a cyclone made a most dis
astrous record. Trees, fences, houses,
chimneys, lumber, in fact everything
portable was tossed around in a most
destructive way. No persons were in
jured. Mr. Fulton ha3 the excavation
comnleted and is now having the
a
foundation put up for a new dwelling,
on the corner of Vine and WaloutSts.,
above the Central House. We are
Mad in see Mr. F. makinu bitrself
B "
solid in a Tionesta homestead, and
must congratulate him on his choice
of location.
On Thursday last at about one
o'clocK the warehouse of the hub fac
tory of Martin t Homer at Tidioute
was destroyed by fire. At the time
the buildiug contained about 45,000
seasoned hubs. The loss is 610,000
Insured for onlv So.'JOU. lhe owners
and proprietors had got nicely estab
lished in their business, and the loss is
a severe one to them. The orijin of
of the fire is a mystery.
Alvin Culver of Tylershurg,
whom many of our readers will re
member to have seen, committed sui
cide by haagjog himself. Ha disap
peared on Tuesday last, and was
fjund on Thursday, banging by the
neck to a ttee back of the M. .
church. Physically he had always
been unfortunate, as well as mentally.
Lately he had been blind. He was
43 years of age.
Sizerville, Cameron county, has a
medicinal spring which, it is said,
cures rheumatism. Ia relation to
this we clip the following from an ex
change: From the Wellsboro Advo
cate we learn that J. E. Wescott, of
Westfield, Tioga county, will soon
erect at Sizerville, Cameron county, a
large hotel for the accommodation of
guests who seek that place for water
from the great mineral spring there.
Peterson's Magazine for May is on
band with its usual promptitude. De
cidedly, so far, "Peterson" for 1887
has surprised itself. Kit goes on as it
has begun, this will be its jubilee year,
in point cf merit. This month's double-size
colored fashion-plate will be
greeted by extra- eagerness by the la
dies, as it contains several Parisian
costumes wholly novel io design, and
as graceful as they are original. The
steel engraving is a bsauty, and the
crochet and embroidery patterns are
very fresh and taking- The stories,
too, are exceptionally good. Terms,
two dollars a year. Addresa Peter
sos's Magazine. 30G Chestnut Street,
Philladelphia, Pa.
In reply to the question, "Why
did you marry ?" a number of mar
ried ladies of Michigan replied as
follows: "Because all the fools
weren't dead yet." "Because I bad
a chance. "Because I didn t want
to be a hired girl." I soon found out
though, that I was working for my
board and clothes." "I threatened
him with a breach of promise case if
he wouldn't." "Because I wore so
much store hair and bought my com
plexion he thought I was 24 instead
of 42." "Because I never wanted to
go into any busioes where I couldn't
be boss." "Because he always said I
was an angeu JNow be always says
he w'ohes I was one." "To see who
was the best man, I've found out I
am." "Because I was as big foo
as most other eirls are." "Out of
pride for my sex. Ha had already
outlived three women. I have brought
rack the palm to my sex. tie was
my first husband ; now I am hokiog
lor my sixth.
NOTES.
We've been abroad again, but only
loog enough in one place tf gather a
few general ideas.
Marienville seemed quiet.
Major Watson went out for s s-triog
of trout on Friday: we dont k&ow
how he came back.
The Maple Creek Lumber Co., t?
pushing things right along at Red
ely Be.
William Maze is building a bouse
on bis little farm.
The Coleman Mill is running with
lots of logs in the pond.
There were ten applicants for teach
ers license at the examination at Gar-
iozton on Tuesday.
Jack Maze has finished his new
house, moved in, and torn down the
old oue. It has improved the looks
of his place very much.
McClintock's stave mill iu Pine
Hollow is busy carving oak, and there
are piles and piles of staves in the
yard ready to be hauled after awhile.
At Marienville on Friday afternoon
there ws a severe hail slsrm. The
schools ia Jenks open on Monday, the
18tb, inst. The teachers are: Nellie
Davis. Gilfoyle; S. F. Rohrer, Rose;
Ella Leech, Marienville; A. J. Sal
lade, Gaul ; J. W. Black, Byrora.
Isaac Long has sold out his store
and property at Black's Corners to
William Patterson, who will take pos
session ia the early part of June. Mr.
Patterson is assured of a good busi
ness there.
Oliver Clark, the big, good natured
and reliable blacksmith at the Corners
is a candidate fr commissoner at the
Clarion county Republican primaries.
We heartily wish our old friend sue
cess.
The Interstate law will prevent the
P. & W. R. R. from issuing the spec
ial rate ticket to raftmen, and no
doubt many of the boys will come
home from down the river by way of
Brookvil'.e.
The P. & W. R. R. has "lifted" the
station at owinckel. lhis will be a
great inconvenience to all the parties
getting freight there, and will noduobt
cause many parties shipping there to
go to Brookville instead. We under
stand that ao effort is being made to
have the station brought back again.
We met many friends on the way
and had a very pleasant tramp.
Tkamt.
Nebraska Item3.
Mr. E. S. Collins has returned
from a prolonged stay in the west. He
is looking quite well. We think the
west agrees with him.
Frank Walker has been on the sick
list for a few day.?.'
W. L. Thompson has recovered
from the measles. He stopped a raft
in the creek the other day to wait for
more water or get a lighter crew, vre
mar not be certain which.
Mrs. George Klinestiver is visitiog
friends at Hickory.
The debate held at the school house
last Saturday evening ia said to have
been very interesting. There was a
large attendance, and a spirited de
bate and the paper, edited by J. P.
McCain and Miss Emma Allison, and
called the Nebraska Astonisher, was
very interesting. The writer of this
having a sore toe, was unable to be
present.
Call at W. B. McCain's new store.
He ha3 a full line of dry goods and
groceries, and a dashing clerk. Give
him a call, even if you do not care for
the store.
The Forest ll )tcl had a narrow es
cape from burning Sabbath morniog.
It took fire from a defective flue io
the second story. Not much damage
was done to the hotel. Some of the
boarders lost some clothes.
Prayer meeting every Thursday and
Sabbath evenings in the Coliseum
Hall. Naomi.
BARNETT.
J. B. Maze shot hi fioger with a
revolver, and caries his hand in a sling.
The revolver be shot himself with is
the one Sam. Ward wounded himself
with last fall.
Judge Cook has sent some boats
to market on the last flood. Some
timber, also went out from Clariagton.
Mrs. J. B. Pearsall's mother is ly
ing very sick at Mrs. Pearsall's at
Clarington.
S. M. Ward's team is good fur farm
ing, as well as for buggy riding.
Bert. Kerr is working at Coleman.
Mica Silla Mays is at Loren Migee's
near Scutch Hill.
CuLtnxs Critic.
Wet Hickory Notes.
The dcrJkatron of the church, built
by the Evangelical Association, took
place last 'Strnday. Pkv Saylor, of
Franklin, Rev. Snford of Cleveland,
Rev. Boyer, of Warren, an P.ev. ie
Vaux were present. The services
commenced Saturday evening, being
conducted by Kev. Boyer, who preach
ed a beautiful aad eloquent sermo-n.
Rer. Sanfjrd, th dedicator, preached
two excellent sermons on Sunday and
was successful1 ia ra'rtirrg 5000 towards
paying off tb church debt, there being
$175 still unpaid. The dedicatory
services in the evening were very im
pressive. Rev. Savior, Kev. DeVaux
and Mr. Jonathan Alfrasgh were ap-
pointed as trustees. iev. cajior me
popular Presiding Elder, won nary
friends, and we are happy to say that
he has promised if possible, to presch
here next Friday evening on his way
to hold Quarterly Meeting at the AI
baugh church. Rev. DeVaux, the
minister in charge, deserves great
praise for his unfailing energy in erect
ing the church, although the citizens
wtre ever ready to respond to his call
for assistance. The church was very
artistically decorated by some of the
ladies. The Rev. gentlemen express
ed themselves as being very much
pleased with the cordial reception
they received by the people of West
Hickory. They have organized a Sab
bath School which meets every Sun
day afternoon at 3 o'clock, Mr. Win.
Kernble as superintendant.
Mr. A. J. Siggins is putting down
another oil well on his farm.
The school is open for the Summer
terra.
We are sorry to say that Edward
Beaver, one of West Ilickorys most
popular boys is soon to leave us. He
takes with him the best wishes cf his
many friends.
C. W. Smith of Warren spent Sun
day here with friends.
Mrs. M. J. Delano left last week
for Titusville, where she will make her
future home. She will be missed by
her many friends heie.
Perry Shaw came down from TidT
oute, and spent SunJay with his pa
rents.
It is rumored that there wiil be ex
tensive additions made to the tannery
durins the comiojr Summer. If this
be true it will greatly increase busi
ness. Quite a colony from East Hickory
will emigrate west this spriog. Some
of the best citizens of the place make
up the number. We wish them suc
cess, and if energy and push asure
success they'll win it. Y.
Jury List fop May Term, 1887.
GRAND JURORS.
J. F. Ross, foreman, Jenks.
Berlin, Elias, laborer, Kingsley.
Brecht, Laniel, farmer, Hickory.
Beaver, E. B.. laborer, Harmony.
Clark, J. R., laborer, Boro.
Cooper, James, lumberman, Howe.
Cresey, W. II. II., farmer, Jenks.
Ilertiian, R. M , merchant, Boro.
Harrison, Perry, laborer, Kingsley.
Hoover, John, merchant Jenks.
Helcel, Jacob, farmer. Harmony.
Hill, T. L., farmer, Hickory.
Jennings, Geo., farmer. Green.
King, G. W., farmer. Harmony.
Morrison, J. IL, lumberman, Jenks.
MoGee, John A., farmer Baraett.
McCInre, Byrou, clerk, Howe.
McCoy, Andrew, farmer, Harmony.
Oseood, L. J., laborer. Hickory.
Setley, Winmtld, laborer, Kingsley. -Smearbauah.
Jacob, farmer, Tionesta.
Woll'ord, W. W.,earpeut ir, Boro.
Wallace, A. J., lumberman. Barnett.
Williams, Philo, laborer. Batxett.
PETIT JURORS.
Andrews, Daniel, farmer, Hickory.
Blum, Heury, farmer, Tionesta.
Byers, Philip, farmer, Tionesta.
Barbara, Ezra, laborer. How
Bovard, G. W. merchant. Boro.
Burchtield, J. D., Clerk, Harmony.
Cosfgrove, James, laborer, Barnett.
Cobb, Rowland, iaborer, Tionesta.
Cole, Nelson, laborer, Green,
Dehncr Henry, la'oorer, Kiugsiey.
Grable, Milton, laborer, Jeuks.
Haggerty, James B., lumberman. Green.
Helcel, David, laljorer. Harmony.
Hensel, H. IL, sawyer, Jenks.
Holeman, George, lalsrer, Boro.
Hopkins, L. J., merchant, Boro.
Henry, David, laborer, Howe.
Johnson, James, lotorer, Kingsley.
Kiser, Ed., farmer, Grexn.
Knight, Peter, laborer, Barnett.
Lawrence, William, lumberman Tionesta.
Lohmire. Fred, farmer, Kingsley.
Lynch, Harry, iaborer. Hickory.
Littletltl 1, M. G., farmer, Hickory.
Matha, Geo., farmer, Green.
Miller, James, loborer, Kingsley.
McCloskey, W. B., farmer. Hickory.
Noblit, G. W., blacamith, Howe.
Nellis, W. W., painter. Harmony.
Reynolds, T. B., UUTer, Barnes.
Rhodes, John, farmer. Green.
Saltsgiver, George, farmer, Tionesta,
Snviler, J. W., blackmith, Barnett.
Ti.it. Stephen, laborer, Hickory.
Witherell, Frank, laborer. HicKory.
Wlnxard, Chas.. farmer, Tioueeia.
Wenk, Ferd., lartuer, Tiioesti.
Zueudcll, Hcury, tanner. Kinsley.
DIED.
MEALY At tirand Valley. Warren Co.
Pa., on Thursday, Apr. 14t?i ?s7. Ch.ir
lip J. M(ly, only or t Elijah, and
)Vfrirth: Mealy, it diphtheria, a'i'?d i
years, :t morula 17 (biys.
Li'tle Charley thou h.i" left
Here thy loss we deeply feel.
Rut lis i rod wIk hatlr rwreft us,
All our sorrow can hnl.
Iloni. On Monday eveninsr, April 1.
t.s7. nt iSo'cl'x-h. Evdme, d.iuilitpr of
i )ha and Pres. ilia Hood, ef measles
cMiipIicnted with otf?r Iis?w.ses, owl
1 vorjrs, and 23 days.
The i trie ono will b laid to rest in tho
Rivpr-id9 Cemetery at ' rlocf thi-
(M'plnraiiv) afternoon.
" Rnt Iite children who are arrxT,
Whose little feet have never stixvi
In pathways by thf infu! trxl,
Tbev are the beautiful with liod."
The PvpalalMMi f Timesta.
Is alont and w e wool I say at leat
ne hntf are trouble' with some affection
of tin: Throat and I.r.nas. as those com
plaints are. aTTrding to statistics, more
nnnwrons than others. We wonld advise
alt not to ne-jjlect the opportunity to cail
rtt ns nn cet a bottle of Kemp's Ralsam
frs- the Throat at 1 Lungs. Price .iOc. and
??.. Tril size Iree. Repectlully, t.
W. Iiotrtrd.
IK l HLE Alt.Mt A SAIE.
TTm best Sal'-e in the world f)rCfts.
Bruises. !ores, i'lcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chapiel Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all iin Eruptions, and jk)si
tively cures P':',es, or no psy rej-iird. It
is guaranteed to aivo perl'o t satisl';iction,
or money refun'ied. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by .. W. Eovard.
Confirmation Notice.
Notice is herebv eiven that the account
of F. C. Lacy. Administrator of the estate;
of L. V. Oriilith, deceased, has been filed
in my office and will be presented at next
Court for confirmation.
CURTIS M. SH A "KEY, Register.
Tionesta, Pa., April -J), 1SS".
Jlcrcanille Appraiser.
Aotice.
Return of Mercantile Assessment
of
Forest County, Pa., tor the vear Ihst :
Class. Tax.
TIOSESTA, BOROfOH.
G. W. Bovard, patent medicine... 4 $" 50
O. W. Bovard, groceries 13 10 50
Wm. Smearbauifh A Co,, general-
merchandise 13 10 50
G. W". Robinson, general merchan
dise 10 20 CO
U. J. Hopkins A Co., eeneral mer
chandise ."- 10 20 "0
J. B. siiririns, variety store 14 7 50
J. B. Siugins, patent medicines 4 5 50
S. H. Haslet Jfc Sons., general mer-
chandse .". 13 10 SO
John Reck, mercantile butcher 14 7 50
HOTELS.
TIOSESTA.
II. S. Brockwar. hotel 5 50 50
O. C. Browned, hotel 5 50 50
OREEM TOWHSHIP.
T. D. Collins, general merchandise.!:! 10 50
T. D. Collins, natent medicines 4 6 50
G. S. Lacy, general merehandise...l4
Charles Murphy, groceries 14
HARMOSV TOWIIIP.
J. B. Machesney, general niejchan
dise - 14
7 50
7 50
7 JO
Hardenburg A Allen, general mer
chandise " n w
Dunn A Turner, general merchan
dise 12 13 00
Kernble A Vheeler, patent medi
cines 3 10 50
HICKORY TOWSSHIP.
Wheeler, Dusenbury A Co., gener
al merchandise 14 7 50
W. Chambers A Son, general mer
chandise 14 7 50
T. J. Bowman, general merchan
dise 12 13 00
T. J. Bowman, patent medicines... 4 5 50
Seigworth A Kribbd, general mer
chandise 13 10 50
HOWK TOWNSHIP.
W. If. Frost, eeneral merehandi.se.13 10 50
Barnes A Duncan, general mer
chandise 14 7 50
Duubar A Co.. Limited, geueral
merchandise 24 7 50
Wagner, McClune t Co.. general
merchandise 14 7 50
Forest Tanning Co., general mer
chandise 12 13 00
Forest Tanning Co., patent medi
cines 4 5 50
W. S. Cole, general merchandise... 14 7 50
J. L. Saxton, general merchandise.I4 7 50
C. W. Hawks, general merchandised! 13 10
C. W. lUvvky, patent meaieinea.... 4 5 50
JENKS TOWNSHIP.
Curd, Campbell A Co., general
merchandise 12 13 00
Amsler it Bros., general merchan
dise 12 13 00
S. S. Towler, patent medicines 4 5 50
T. J. Kvner, geueral merchandised 10 5t)
John Hoover, general merchan
dise. 14
M. C. Carringer, general merchan
dise.. 14
Jackson, Matsou Jc Co., general
men-handise 14
James Nevison, general merchan
dise 14
W. Byrom A Co., geueral merchan
dise -14
W. Byrom A Co., patent medicines 4
W. E. Brown A Co., general mer
chandise 14
7 50'
7 50
7 50
7 50
7 50
5 50
7 50
HA ttNETT TOWNSHIP.
J. B. Pearsall, general merchan
dise 13 10 50
J. B. Pearsail, patent medicines 4 5 50
J. T. lioUL'hcrtv, general merchan
dise : 14 7 50
A Cook, general merthand:se 11 10 50
Matle Creek, Lumber Co., general
merchandise 14
KlSiisLEY TOWNSHIP.
D. B. Toby, general mer haudise.14
M. Andrews, general mercharidise.14
M. Andrews, (sitent medicine. 4
A'heeler A Diiseuhury, general
itierchandiM 14
Frank Gillespie, geueral merchan
dise It
E. Berlin A Co., geueral merchan
dise 14
BILLIARDS.
MARION VILLE.
M. C. Carringer, one billiard and
pool table -
F. M. Reels, one billiard and pool
tatle.
BALI-TOW N.
7 50
7 50
7 50
5 50-
7 5C'
7 50
7 5t
4) 50
40 50
40 50
40 50
30 50
40 50
40 SO.
T. W. C. rah, one billiard an 5 jxa
tabie
TION EsT A.
Herman A Sig-itis, one billiard
and jsjol table
H Il'KuKT.
A. Luher. one pool table
A. B. llot, one billiard and pool
tabl-"
BYROM STATION.
M. E. ray bill A Buzzard, one
billiard aud pool table
TlIoMAS B. OSBOBN,
Mercantile. Apprait-r
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