THE FOREST REPUBLICAN.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1887.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.
fiurgt. II. O. Davis.
Vonncilmen North ward, Ii. J
kins. J. R. Clark. H. D. Irwin.
ITop
Snulli ward, J. F. Proper, Wm. Hmearbaugu, G.
W. Hovnrd.
Jutic of the Peace J. T. Ilrennan,
V. H. Knox.
0nt.able and Oullertor8, 8. Canfleld.
School Director O. W. Robinson, A.
H. Kelly, C. M. Shawkey, D. H. Knox,
A). W. Clark, E. L. Davis.
FOIV EST COUNTY OFFICERS.
Member, of-Congre Jamks T. Maf-
Member ofKemnteS. II. Wilsoh.
Aembly UnM.n ... Randall.
President JdgtVt. D. Jinowy.
Aoeiate Judge Lkwi AnttKR. J NO.
A. Propmi .
Traurcr Solomon Fitzoeralh.
Frothonntnry, Register S Recorder, Jte.
CnnTi.s M. Shawbkt.
VAriT. Lkonasd AoKitv,
Dniiionr Oi.IVKH BykrLY, Wm.
S.tlKt.Dft, J. R. CRADWICK.
County Superintendent O r.n. W. K err.
JHHrirt Attorney P. M. Clark.
Jury Comm1ioner H. O. 1'AVia,
David Walters.
f.Ymrt'y Surveyor U. C. WniTTF.Rli.
Coroner Dr. J. W. Monnow.
Comity Auditor .1. A. SooTT, THOU.
Co It A R , GEO. ZOF.KDKL.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TIONESTA LODGE
r3f' i . o. ot o. Jr.
MEETS every Saturday evening, at 7
o'clock, In the Lodge Room In Par
(rldita'a Hall. '
G. R. ARMSTRONO, N. O.
fL W. SAWYER, Sec'y. 27-tf.
17Q1E!ST LODGE, No. 184, A. O. IT. W.
Od"J
JL Meets every Friday
Foliowa' Hall, "Tionesta.
I,. AG NEW. M. W,
). 13. WENK, Recorder.
6 APT. GEORGE HTOW TOST,
No. 274. G. A. R.
Meet on tlio first Wednesday In "'
month, In Odd Fellows Hall, Tiouosta. Pa.
I. 9. K I OIUIIIUIKIIT.
jOKKW A CLARK,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
OrTlco In Court House, Tionesta, I'm.
, B. AONEW. P. M. CLARK,
District Attorney.
rrJ. VAN HIES N.
ATTORNEY A COUNSELOR AT LAW,
Kdonuuru, (Knox P. O.,) Clarion Coun
ty, Pa.
I? U DAV'is!
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW,
Tionesta, Pa.
Collections made In tlvis and adjoining
counties.
M
ILKS W. TATF,
ATTORN E Y-AT-1, A W ,
Elm Street, Tluncsta. Pa.
T.
V. HITCH EY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Tiimosia, Forest County Pa.
LAWRENCE HOUSE. Tionesta, Ph.,
H. 8. Brockway, l'ro)rictor. This
hrnse is centrally lis-ated. Everything
new and well furnished. Supeilor Ac
commodations and strict attention given
to cnesta. Vegetables and Fruits of nil
klnria Hirnil In llir-ir Benson. Kumnlfl
foom for Commercial Agents.
CENTRAL HOUSE, Tionesta. Pa.,
O. C. Brnwnell. Proprietor. This is a
new house, and lias Just been tit tod up tor
tins Accommodation of the public. A por
tion of tlio patronage of the public Is solic
ited. -1(1-1 v.
CENTRAL HOUSE, OIL CITY, PA.
s J W. H. ROTH. Proprietor.
Tht largest. Best Locuted and Furnished
Homo In the City. Near Union Depot.
T B. SIGOINS, M. D.,
hysician, Surgeon A Druggist,
TIONESTA, PA.
JW. MORltOW, M. D.,
111 YSICI AN Jk SURGEON,
' Tjte o. Armstrong county, having located
in Tio'ieswls prenured to uttcinl all pro
tesslonal calls promptly and at all hours.
Ottlceaad residence two doors nortli of
Ijiwrence Honso. Otlice hours 7 to 8 a
x., end II io VI u. ; ii to 8 anil Hi to 71 r.
M. Sundays, 9 to 10 A. u. ; 2 to 3 and 61
to 71 p. m, may-18-81
DENTISTRY.
DR. J. W. MORROW.
Hitvlng purchased the materials Ac., of
in-. temiman, would rexpectiullv an-
nource that ho will carry on the Dental
iHisiueHS in Tionesta. and having bad over
six years successful experience, considers
"tih'rtMili fully competent to give entire sat-
lsfhctlon. l snail always give my medi
cal practice the preference. - mar22-H2.
M
AY, PARK A CO.,
uaink r.its.
Corner of Elm A Walnut Sts., Tionosta,
Pa., Bank of Discount and Deposit. In
terest allowed on Time Deposits. Collec
tions made on all the Principal points of
the U. H. , Collections solicited.
JORENZO FULTON,
Manufacturer of and Doaler In
HARNESS. COLLARS, BRIDLES,
And all kinds of
HORSE FURNISHING GOODS.
.. TIONESTA. PA.
H. C. WHITTEKIN.
Civil Engineer and Surveyor.
TIONESTA PA.
I .and and Railway Surveying a Specialty,
Magnetic, Solar or Triangulation Survey
ing. . Best of Instruments and work.
Tonus on application.
IF. W. LAW,
, Practical Tinner.
All kinds of Sheot Metal Work prompt
ly attended to.
ROOl'UNG j A SCIALTV. SpouTlNG.
BONNER BUILDING, Up Stairs.
TIONESTA, PA.
WATCH CLOCK & JEWELRY
HEP AIRING.
THE UNDERSIGNED would respect
fully announce to the citizens of Tio
nesta and vicinity, that he has removed
ms wau'.iiuiaKiiig cstsuJiatmioul train Ty
lersDtirg io t ionesta, in the room over
Win. tMiiearbaugh A Co.'a store, formerly
occupied by Dr. Morrow as an otUce.
where ho is prepared to repair watches,
-clocks and jewelry. 37 years experience
u ill enable bun to give satisfaction, tiive
liim a trial. it. RALLE.
JAS. T. MIENNAN,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
TIOIsTEJS'T.A., IF.A..
LANDS BOUGHT AND SOLD
OX COMMI8HION.
If yovi wish to buy or sell Real Estate It
will pay you to correspond with me.
Csndenaetl Time Table Tionesta Mtntlon.
NORTH. I BOTJTIt.
Train 28 7:W am Train 63 10:55 om
Train 62 7:r2 am Train 29 1:18 pm
Train 80..... 3:52 pmlTraln 31.... 8:18 pm
Train 28 North, and Train 29 South car
ry the mall.
C'hnrrh sad ftabhaifc Krfcool.
Presbyterian Sabbath School at 9:45 a.
m. ! M. E. Nabbnth School at 10:00 a. in.
Preaching in M. K. Church every Sab
bath oven I by Rev. Small.
Services in Lutheran Mt. Zion's Church,
German Hill, every Sunday at 10 a. m.,
English and German alternating. S. S.
every Sunday at 9 a. in. R. J. Graotr.,
Pastor.
Preaching In the Presbyterian Church
next Hominy morning and evening, by
Rov. Hick ling.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil market closed yeMetrlny G5J.
Opening thii morning at C5io.
Get registered.
Get registered, NOW.
-Barnum hai billed the town for
bia ebow at Oil City, n the 27th.
Miss Hannah G. Irwin, nf Frank
lin, '$ the guest of Mrs. Col. Thomas.
All wbo attended the Warren
fair from here last wetk, vote it a big
success.
Miss Artie Robinson is paying a
visit to relatives and friends at Stone
boro, Pa.
The oil market touched 661 yes
terday, the highest point reached for
several months.
Misses Sue and Genevieve Clark
of Duffulo, N. Y., are guests of Dr.
Siggins' family.
Mr. Abram Guitnn, has our
thnnks for a big mess of choice beans
from his garden.
-Mrs. Will. II. May and three
daugbtort of Louisvrlle, are guests at
I lie May mansion.
Don't fail to get registered, Re
publicans. To morrow is the last
day. See to it at oocfi.
A few stray flocks of pigeons
have been seen hovering around tbe
neighborhood within the past two
weeks.
Titusville correspondence to the
Blizzard: Mis Ida S. Paup, of Tio
nesta, l'a., is in tbe city visiting
fdetKiH.
r a i art
oiiss aiics urenoan aeparted lor
Bradford last Thursday, where she has
accepted a position as teacher in the
public schools of that city.
balvatmn Oil, the greatest cure
on earth for pain, has made a most
brilliant debut. All druggists and
dealers in medicine sell it at 25 cents
a bottle.
This is the last opportunity we
will have of reminding our Republi
can' friends of the necessity to get rrg
istered in urder to vote this fall. See
to it at once.
Corn cutting time has arrived, at
least with some of the husbandmen rf
of this section. The crop shows up
well considering the outlook two
months ago. '-
Wm. Felton is again mending
rapidly from bis recent back-set, and
his physioian, Dr. Siggins, reports him
in a fair way to recovery, which we
are pleased to note.
Pleasantville Record: J. J. Haigbt
and family returned to their home at
Cooper Tract, on Friday last, after
pleasant visit with their niauy old
friends id Pleasantville.
The Stoneboro Fair will take
place on the 28th, 29th and 30th iosl,
Tbe management expects to give tho
people of that section a belter fair
this year than they have ever before
enjoyed.
Drillers parsed though here Mon
day en route for Green township,
where Kelly, Collins & Co., have the
rig up for a new veuture. The well
is located at tbe junction of Fox
Creek with little Coon. It is one of
the wildest of wildcats, and will create
a flurry should it prove a good well.
Prof. Kraus, the accomplished
music teacher, is back to Tionesta,
anil will remain if enough scholars
can be procured to make it pay. He
teaches the piano, violin, and iu fact
about any instrument you may men
lion, and for thoroughness and skill
can't be excelled anywhere. No ob
jection to taking a limited number of
scholars in the country.
A quiet wedding took place io
town yesterday, that of Mr. Wm. W.
Ault one of Nebraska's industrious
young men, and Miss Minnie M., the
accompliiihed daughter of Mr. 13. T.
Lowden. Both are quite popular
among the young people of Nebraska,
who will wish ibeiu pleasant sailing
over the matrimonial sea, in which
with the Eefublicabt joins.
The borough schools opened on
Monday with an unusually large at
tendance. Several outside scholars
will attend this terra ns result of the
efficiency of our corps of teachers, and
the favorable advantages afforded by
our fine school building.
Mrs. J. B. Mechling, of Butler,
Pa., who is pleasantly remembered by
many of our townspeople as a former
resident, stopped a few hours with
friends in town yesterday, being on her
way home from a visit north of here.
She was accompanied by her son
James.
Our fashionable ladies were talk
ing a great deal last season about
The Elephant Grey." That it was
tbe "prettiest color," "the handsomest
tint," "tbe very best style" Ac. Now
they say, that for a cold, the best cure
is one bottle of Dr. Bull's Cough Syr
up, and the ladies know.
Mr. Ed. B. Freeman, of Nor
folk, Va., paid Tiooesta a few hours'
visit oo Saturday afternoon last. lie
had lime to shake hands with ouly a
few of his old friends while here, but
all weie pleased to meet him and note
his old time geniality. Sorry we were
absent when be called at the lU:ruB-
mca n office.
The many friends of Dr. and Mrs.
S. S. Towler will be paiued to learn of
tbe death of a bright little bey ou the
2d inst., proper notice of which ap
pears elsewhere io this issue. The
sympathy of a lender-hearted people
does much to alleviate the paugs of
such an affliction, and that we can as
sure the stricken parents, they have.
The Tionesta township school
board will meet at T. F. Ritcbey's
office oo Saturday afternoon, next, for
tho purpose of electing teachers for
the ensuing year, and the letting of
contracts for repairing buildings and
furnishing coal lot the different schools
throughout the township. All inter
ested should make a note of the date.
As showing the efficiency of an
advertisement in the RKruuucAN : A
friend of Mr. J. II. Dingman's lost a
valuable bracelet, and he posted a
showy notice at tbe entrance to the
post office, the most conspicuous place
in town, but still no response. Tbe
next day our paper appeared with a
notice of the loss, and Mr. Dingman
walked down to the M. E. Church,
and after a very few moments' search
picked up the missing article. Who
will say now that advertising docs not
pay.
Some weeks ago we mentioned,
with considerable regret, tbe depart
ure of Mr. Isaac Long, for Kansas.
We now have the pleasure of noting
his return to this country, he having
purchased the mercantile iuterest of
J. C. Bowman, at Newmaoville, and
become a comparatively near neigh
bor. Mr. Long was well pleased with
the business outlook of Kausas, but
those terrible zephyrs were too much
for Mrs. Long, hence the return to the
protective hills of the old Keystone,
where Air. u. win proceed to "grow
up with the oountry."
Tbe failure of G. W. Wilkins,
an extensive lumber buyer and boat
builder, whose yard is located at Pine
Creek, five miles above Kittanning, oo
the Allegheny River, was annouueed
last week. Wilkios is well known to
most of our lumbermen, many of
whom have done a large business with
him. Io a partial list of creditors
published io tbe Pittsburgh papers,
we observe the following: Dickey,
Darrah & Co., $11,000; Judge Cook,
$2,500; Collins & Haskell, $5,000;
C. Leeper & Co , $3,000. The total
amount of bis liabilities is placed at
$80,000, with $20,000 of assets, but
those io a position to know say that
the liabilities' will amount to nearer
$100,000. Tbe failure was a complete
surprise to every body, as Wilkins was
supposed to be solid, and as he was
doing a comparatively safe business,
bis creditors are at a loss to know
what has become o. the property
Wben last heard ot Wilkins was in
Toronto, Canada. The lumbermen of
Clarion, Forest and Jefferson counties
will be tbe heaviest losers. He has
doue business at that place for tbe
past fifteen yeara or more.
Ladies Wanted.
A lady agent is wanted io every city
and village; also Indies to travel and
solicit ordera for Madam Wood's Cor
sets and Corded Corset Waists, Tarn
pico Forms, Hose Supporters, Steel
Protectois, Ladies' Friend, etc. Agents
are making from twenty tr fifty do!
lars a week. Send for circulars o
price-list to B. Wood, 54 South Salioa
St., Syracuse, N. Y.
A Farm For Sale.
The farm furmerly owned by N. G
Ball at East Hickory, containing
about eight acres, with good bouse
and barn, the land io good state of
cultivation. Iuquire of A. B. Root,
on tho place.
G. W. Robiosou lias two new Su
perior Grain Drills which be offers for
sale at positive bargains. Go and see
them, tf.
Sunday School Convention.
The Executive Committee of tbe
Forest County Suoday School Asso
ciation met in the office of T. F.
Ritchey, Sept. 3, 1887, and organized
by electing A. B. Kelly, Chairman,
and T. F. Ritchey, Secretary.
On motion it was decided to hold a
Sunday School Convention at Tiones
ta, beginning Thursday, Oct. 6, at 2
o'clock p. m , and continuing till noon
Saturday, Oct, 8. Night sessiuiis will
be held Thursday and Friday eve
nings. The Prog ram mo Committee
was instructed to prepare a pmgrum
and have same printed in County pa
pers. All Sunday School workers are
requested to work and aid io making
the coming cuuvenlion both interest-
ng and instructive. Each Sunday
School io the county is urged to help
o this good work, by sending dele
gates and as muy representatives as
possible. Free accommodations will
be provided for all delegates.
Programme will appear next week.
Tbe meeting will be free for voluntary
performances. Hence, any one desir-
ng to read au essay and give a talk
on a Sunday School subject, will please
send the same to the Programme Com
mittee not later than Sept. 10; or any
one having a question which he desires
to be discussed by the convention,
will also send it to said committee by
fccpt. 10. This is necessary that the
program may be complete when print
ed. Commit! ee.
Tionesta Schools.
The following Rules and Regula
tions for tbe government of the Bor
ough Schools were adopted at a re
cent meeting of the Board :
PRINCIPAL.
It shall be the duty of the Princi
pal to secure uniformity and thorough
ness in the course of study, visit the
other departments as often as he may
think necessary, advise and direct the
Teachers in classifying, inctructing
nd disciplining their pupils.
TEACHERS.
Teachers should report immediately
to the Principal all damages to school
property and other occurrences falling
under his supervision and g:-e hint,
from time to time, information iw re
gard to the studying of tbe different
grades and the number of pupils in
each."
PUPILS.
Any student who shall absent him
self from two recitations in any one
study during tbe same month, without
reasonable excuse signed by the
proper guardian, shall f;-r;:t hi rlit
to iustructiou iu tbe school until rein
stated by tbe boaid.
Any student injuring any school
property 6ball at once make the same
good in money or such repairs as shall
be acceptable to the board, and any
student refusing to make good such
injury shall forfeit bis right to the
privileges of the school until such
reparation is made.
A pupil must take all the studies io
the grade in which be is classed before
he will be allowed to take a study in
any other grade, except by special
permission of the board, which, with
the reasons therefor, shall be present
ed to tbe Principal io writing.
No pupil will be promoted from ooe
grade to another until ha bas passed a
satisfactory examination iu all the
branches of the grade in Which he is
classed.
Any pupil who shall (except from
absolute necessity) absent himself from
tbe regular examinations will not be
entitled to extra examination or pro
motion.
Regular attendance is essential to a
good school. Written excuses Bigued
by proper guardian will be required
for tardiness or non-attendance.
By Order of tue Board.
OBITUARY.
Died At his homo in President town
ship, Venango county, Pa., Sept. 2(1, 1887,
Henry C. McCalmont, aged 79 years.
The deceased was one of the landmarks
of this section, aud is well remembered
by all the older inhabitants. Of his death
a daughter writes as follows :
The Death Angel has visitod our home
and taken from our midst an aged and be
loved father, one who bas ever shared our
joys and troubles alike. At 0 o'clock
Friday morning, the spirit of him we loved
and cherished took flight to Join those
dear ones gone batnre. Ho hud been a
great sufferer for yearsbut uo dangerous
symptoms appeared until a short time
previous to his'death when wa begun to
realize that we iiiutt give up all hope, and
be prepared for the dying hour. Calmly
and peacefully he passed from earth as
uiougn no uaa lailen as'eop. tie leaves a
wifo and five children, three sons and two
daughters, to mourn his loss. Ho was a
resident of Cherrytroe, Venango Co., Pa.,
for some years, and moved to President,
Pa., where be had since lived and died,
The funeral was largoly attended, and
many sympathizing friends were present
to aid aud comfort us iu our sad bereave
ment.
If you want at once the best aud
cheapest Life or Acuideut Iujurauce,
insure io the Mutual Reserve Fund
Lifo Association and Guarantee Mut
ual Accideut Co. P. M. Clark, Gen
ejal Agent, Tiouesta, Pa.
From a Former Tionestian.
Through tbe kindness of his cousin,
Mrs. Nora Siegle, we are permitted to
publish sjme interesting extrscU of
a letter from Ed. Savage, a former
Tionesta boy, but for many years back
a resident of Louisville, Ky. :
Dear Nora :
We wore very much surprised to hoar
from you, hut nevertheless, I was glad to
hear from you, and especially from old
Tionesta. I could not Imagino tint I had
even one inquiring friend left there.
Those old hills and the old clmln ferry,
if you will call to mind, have always been
indelibly impressed upon my mind, and,
as x iiavo read and heard Irom time to
time of the death of the old residents of
Tionesta, of the generation before my
time, I can only recall Sam. Haslet, Tcits
worth and Hill Killmcr, the Shoemaker.
How often my mind has traveled buck to
those old scenes of my happier days. I
want to go back some day soon ami try
my hand at Ashing with rod and spear
around some of those Islands that once
looked so beautiful in the old Allegheny.
And I wonder if there are any trout left
in old Tubbs Run, and does Sam. Haslet
ever take tho old hounds out over tbe
hills after deer? Some times in my
dreams 1 Imagine I hear the baying of the
faithful old dogs, far away; thoso were
the times I used to got the buck fever, and
miss a broad side shot at the most beauti
ful animal tho world ever knew, but I
would always console myself that some
other fellow would get a shot sooner or
later. Please remember mo to Jim Fonos,
and is Davy Hilands still living? or old
Tom. "Jeff," Back. Shrlver, Rill Wenk,
or any of the old boys of my timeT I
send my love to all of them.
I will send you sorno keepsake of moth
er's In a few days. Poor mother I it is sad
to think of her lone grave away out on
tho Sage brush plains of Idaho. I would
rather think of her in Cave Hill, with our
little curly-haired daughter. We have
five precious ones living yet, and I hope
they may all live to mature years. Uive
my love to Hattio and her littlo ones.
Tell her Ed. French is living here, mar
ried, and bos two littlo daughters.
Writo me soon again and tell me about
tho hunting and fishing if there is any
tiling left to hunt or fish for. I have
built a very nice little house on Preston
and Mechanic Streets, if you remember
where that Is, and we are living iu it;
have rented the old cottage on tho hill.
Truly Yours,
E. II. Savaok.
Ed. is well and favorably remem
bered by those of whom he speaks,
(most of whom are still here) and a
great many more, who would be de
lighted to receive a visit from him.
The sport of hunting aud fishing is by
no means what it was iu those days,
but there are still enough fih and
game to afford amusement for tbe
lover of the rod and gun. We imag
ine that Ed. is the fellow who was
with Sam. Haslet when, one clear,
frosty moruing, years ago, he bad gone
out on the hill, to "set the dogs out,"
and when they struck the track aud
Ke7an tp "give tongue," Sam asked his
friend if he heard "that lovely music 1
oh, that heavenly music '" the fellow
listened intently for a niomuoi and
then remarked, with a good deal of
disgust, that he couldn't hear anything
oo account of them d hounds
barking !'
ATTENTION, LUMBERMEN AND
GAS PROSPECTORS 1
For Sale 50 acres of Warrant
No. 3322, Jenks Township, Forest
Co, near Curll, Campbell & Co.'s gas
well and Gilfoyle Station, on Pitts
burgh & Western R. R. Heavily
timbered with fine hemlock. Will be
sold at a bargain, for cash. Address.
Jons V. Wackerman,
324 Hudson St.. Buffalo, N. Y.
MARRIED.
MASON SMITH At the residence of
Hon. J. B. Agnew, Tionesta, Sopt. 1st,
1887, by Rev. J. Hickling, Mr. William
Mason, agent and telegrapli ojierator at
Porkey Station, and Miss E. Viola
Smith, all of Forest county.
AULT LOWDEN At the M. K. par
sonage, Tionosta, Sept. 6, 18S7, by Rev.
F. M. Small, Mr. Wm. W. Ault, and
Miss Minnie M. Lowden, both of Ne
braska, Forest county, Pa.
DIED.
TOWLER At Marienvillo, Forest coun
ty, Pa., Sept. 2d, 1887, Louis Severance,
son of Dr. 8. S. and Clara B. Towler,
aged six years, two months and oleveu
days.
CIONESTA ftrrtltlOTr-i.
CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY, HY
RELIABLE DEALERS.
Flour barrel choice - - i.06(i,6.ti0
Flour sack, - - 1.00(4,1.65
Corn Meal, 100 lbs - - - 1.2o(i,1.50
Chop foed, pure grain - - (1.25
Corn, Shollod - - 70
Beans bushel ... 1.50(:1.00
Ham, sugar cured - - - 15
Breakfast Bacon, sugar cured 14
Shoulders ..... g
Whitolish, half-barrels ... 8.50
Lake herring half-barrels - - 6.50
Sugar - fi($ 8
Syrup ...... 50(75
N. O. Molasses now ... 75
Roast Rio Collco ... (5,28
Rio Coffee, ... . 25(S
Java Coffee .... 32(rj,'!5
Tea 20(110
Butter ...... (a 20
Rice - 7(i
Eggs, fresh ... . (,i)15
Salt best lul- .... 1.25
Lard 11 1-1
Iron, comiuou bar .... 2.50
Nails, lOd, -0 keg .... 2.75
Potatoes "f-GilOO
Lime V bid. .... 1.10
Dried A pplus sliced per tb 4 (a 5
Dried Beef .... - 18
Dried Peaches per lb 10
Dried Peaches pured per - - 15
SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY VIRTUE of Sundrv Writsof Levari
Facias and Fieri Facias, Issued out of
the Conrt of Common 1'lens of Forest
County, Pennsylvonia, and to me directed,
there will be exposed to public sale or
outcry, st the Court House, in tlio Ilor
ough of Tionesta, Pa., on
MONDAY, SEPTEMfJEB 19, A. D., 1KS7,
at 2 o'clock p. m., tho following described
red estate, to-wit I
ORRILLAR. WOLCOTT vs. CALVIN O.
HI N K LEY, Levari Facias, No. 2 Sep
tember Term. 1887. Tate. Attornn,-.
All that tractor parcel of land situate In
Harmony Township, Countv of Forest,
and State of Pennsylvania, b.iundod and
described as follows: llciiinning at stones,
thelicn by land of H. Sntlcv, north thirty
two degrees west one hundred find twenty-three
perches to a rmsl: thence north
eighty-eight and one-fourth degrees west
one hundred and thirty perches to a pine;
thence by lanils of Stanley north twenty
thrco and one-fourth degrees west one
hundred and two perches to a fallen white
oak ; thence by land or Irft Copclnnd north
two and one-half degrees east eighty-seven
porches to a white oak ; thence by binds
of Azro Copeland, south sixty decrees
east eighteen perches to a red oak, east
eighty perches to a post north five perches
to a post ; thence hy land of Thomas Me
tlrory ami Samuel Wear north eighty-one
dcirrecs east two hundred and thirty-one
and eight-tenths perches to a post ; t'honco
ny micnaci rousi s warrant, south forty
two degrees east filty-nno perches to' a
post; tlieuce Dv John roust a warrant.
south twenty three and three-fourths de
grees west om hundred and eiithty-night
and six -tenths perches to a post; thenco
ny 1 nil. in l-ousl s warrant south twentv-
four and three-fourths degrees west one
hundred and twenty-two perches to the
filaco of beginning. Containing three
Kindred and eightv-nine acres eiirlitv per
ches and allowance. Which said tract
was surveved in imrsuanco of warrant
(Tiltod April 17th, A. I., 18tl, issued to
Charles McLalferty, his heirs and assigns.
r nieui issuea .Mine an. a, i., isni. en
rolled in Patent Book H.. Vol. 54. Pace
37.
Taken in execution and to be sold as tho
property of Calvin (i. Hinklcy at tho suit
ofOrrilia R. Wolcott.
ALSO.
JOHN II. HALL A DAY vs. GEORdl'. B.
LINCOLN and MARY A. LINCOLN,
his wifo, Levari Facias, No. 3"i Septem
ber Term, 1887. S. I. Johnson, Attor
ney. All tho defendants interest of. in and to
that certain piece or parcel of land
situato in tbe Township of Tionesta,
County of Forest, and Slate of Pennsylva
nia, hounded and described as follows,
to-wlt: lteginninir at a post on the east
bank of Tionesta Creek, at tho corner of
lands or Henrv Reiser : thence by land ot
said Henry Reiser east seventy perches to
a post, ana stones; inence try lanaol Hen
ry Kennoay soutn one Hundred and
ninety-two perches to a maple ; thence by
lands of John Wontworth west one hun
dred and thirty perches lo a chestnut;
tnence by land of l owner and Brett, north
sixty-two perches to the bank of Tionesta
Creek ; thence upsaidcreok north I went v
five decrees east, one hundred and oiirh
teen and one-half perches to tho place of
neitinning. ( onminlnu one Hundred and
thirty acres, be tho same more or loss.
and part of a larger tract of land num
bered on the County Map or warrantor
lands No. 382:). On which thero is a frame
dwelling house erected, and about twenty
acres linprovoa.
laken in execution and to uo sold as
the properly of Oeorco B. Lincoln and
Mary A. Lincoln, his wife, at tho suit of
joiin 11. ualloday.
ALSO,
ROBINSON & BONNER, nso of
CHARLES BONNER, vs. WILBUR
W. JAM1ESON, Fieri Facias, No. 37
September Term, 1887. Wavers. Tate,
au y.
All that certain pieco or parcel of land
situated in Tionesta Township, Forest
County, Pa., bounded and described as
follows, towit: Beginning at a post two
(2) rods N. W. from tbe centre of P., T. A
B. R. R. and three (3) rods S. W. from
Jamieson Run where said Run is crossed
hy said R. it. Thence N. 31J E along
the lino ol said K. R. twenty-six (Hit) por
ches to a post. Thence N. Siil" W. twenty
five (25) perches to a post. Thenco S. 341'
W. twentv-six (20) perches to a post
Thenco S. 501 E. twontv-five (25) perches
toanosu:'ie pluco ot bemnninir. con
taming four acre End ten (10) perch.
strict measure. Being erected thoreon one
one-story frame dwelling house 18x20,
one frame burn 18x20, and other outbuiicl
in irs tnorcon. isoinir me same land con
veyed to tho Defendant, Wilbur W. Jam
ieson. by Gilbert Jamieson et ui by
Deed bearing dato March 22, A. D., 1881,
rocorded in Forest Co., in Deed Book No.
13. pp. 87-88. Kesnrvinir to said Gilbert
Jamieson the water privilege on and
across above described pieco of land, and
to other parties the right for tank privi
leges Heretofore granted them.
Seized, taken in execution, and to be
sold, as the property of Wilbur W. Jam
ieson at the suit of Robinson & Bonner,
use of Charles Bonner.
TERMS OF SALE. Tho following
must bo strictly complied with when the
property is stricken down i
1. When the plaintiff or other leln cred
itors become tho purchaser, tin) costs on
the writs must be paid, and a list of liens
including mortirairo searches on the prop-
eity sold, together with such lien credit
or's receipt tor tho amount of the pro
coeds of tho sale or such portion thereof as
no may claim, must be furnished the
Slioritf.
2. All bids must bo paid in full.
3. All sales not settled immediutolv will
be continued until 2 o'clock p. m., of the
same day, at which time all property not
settled Ibi will again be put up and sold
at the expeuso and risk of tlio person to
wnom nrsi soiu.
See l'urdon's Digest, Ninh Edition,
page 44tJ and Smith's Forms, page 384.
L. AGNEW. Sheriff.
Sheriff s ofllco, Tionesta, Pa., Aug. 23, 1887.
AUDITORS' REPORJ-HOWE TWP.
C. F. FOX, Treasurer of Howe Township,
Forest County, Pa., in aeo Mint with
Howo Township Road Commissioners:
Dr.
To orders outstanding lust settle
ment. Mar. 23, 180 ffiolio 33
To ordvrs druwn for the year 18H5. 1222 111
To orders drawn for the year lhbfl. 4:111 Hi
To cash 12 40
S8182 98
Cr.
By ordors paid since Mar. 23, 18H5 .'!077 20
Hy orders outstanding 6011:1 38
By Cash in hands 12 40
$81S2 98
C. F. FOX, Treasurer, in account with
Overseers of tlio Poor :
-Dr.
To balance on hand at last settle
ment, Mar. 11, lssi $ 488 63
To Amount of Duplicate 1120 :I8
To umuunt of orders outstanding . 353 ill
?19ti2 05
Cr.
By exonerations and Commission.. 141 61
By ordera paiil 1423 51
By bulaucu in hands 3ti 93
81962 05
Foxhurg, Aug. 5, 1887.
Wo, ine Auiiitors of Howe Township,
Forest County, 1'u., have examined tlio
utxive accounts and have found them col
lect. JOHN REAGAN,
L. T. DAMON.
Auditors.
C. F. FOX, Town Clerk.
Ill HI.K.VH A It MCA HALVE.
The best Salve in the world fjr Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Hheum, Fever
Sorts, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and ull Skin Eruptions, and posi
tively cults Piliw, or 110 pay required. It
is guaranteed to uive perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 2-'j cents per
box. Fur sulo by G. W. Bovurd.
t"KKIi vour Job
O LI CAN Olliio.
JEN D your Job Work to the RE PUB-
Writ of Partition.
TESTATE OF DANIEL HUDDLFON,
-Li deceased. No. 1 February Term, 1887.
The CommnmiTrtlth 0 renniflvania to fhK
Ititlh Sheriff" of the County of Forct,
UREKTISa:
WnuriUAs, at an Orphans' Court Sulo
held at Tionesta, In and for said eotlntv,
the 2d day of March, A. D. 1887, beforetho
Hon. vVni. D. Brown, P. J., of said Court,
in the matter of Mm Estate of Daniel Hnd
dlcsnn, deceased, the petition of Win. R.
Iluddlcsou respectfully showelh, That fhn
s:uj iianiel lludilleson died on me znin
day of June, A. D. 1879, intestate, leaving
to survive him a widow, since deceased;
oud issue at follows! John O. Huddleson,
Geo. v, Huddleson, Margaret Huddleson,
vi in. It Huddleson, Mary I,. 11 uddlcson,
intermarried with Goo, H. Williams 1
Nancy Huddleson intermarried with
Harifor and since doceased. Icavinir issue
Robert Hargcr of full ao, ami John Har
Rcr and Chnrlos Harger minors; Han
nah Huddleson intermarried with
lolin Wi ntworth and sinco deceased.
leaving issue Martha Jsne Wontworth
of full age, Robert W. Huddleson,
snd John F. Proper, Guardian
of Delilah., Daniel C, George I, ,
and Dora Huddleson, minor child
ren of Jainos L. Huddleson. de
ceased. That the residences of said
heirs aro within the County of Forest,
except as follows; Robert W. Hud
dleson, now residing in tho town
of Hamblcton, County of Grunt,
and State of West Virginia;
Martha Jane Wentworth In McPhorson,
County of McPherson, Kansas ; Mary I
Williams and Robert Hargor in the city
and County of Allegheny, and Stato of
Penn'a; John G. Hoddleson in the County
ot Venango, and State aforesaid, and John
F. Proper, Est;., has been appointed Guar
dian ail litrm for all minors in Interest.
That said decedent at the time of his death
was seized in his demense as of fee of ami
in a certain tract of land situate in Tio
nesta Township, County and Stat oforo
said, linundod and dcsciibed as follows,
to-wit: Beginning at a post and stones;
thence South li degrees East 26(1 perches
to a post and stones ; thence South 89 do
prees East 87 perches to a post ; thenco
jsorto ii degrees west wt percnes to a
post and stones ; thence North 89 degrees
West 87 perches to the place of beeinning.
Containing 141 acres and 105 perches;
iicing part or rraet iso. .asi, wun the ap
purtenances. That no partition of said
l'.stato has been made and your petitioner
pravs the Court to award an inquest to
make partition of the premises aforesaid
and award the parties interested. And
whereupon the said Court, on due proof
and consideration of the premises, awarded
an impiest for tho purpose aforesaid.
Wo therefore command you that, taking
with you six good and lawful men of your
naiiiwick, you go to and upon me prem
ises aforesaid, and there in the presence of
the parties aforesaid, by you to be named,
if upon boing named they will be present,
and having respect to the true valuation
thereof, and upon the oaths and affirma
tions of the said six good and lawful men,
you will make partition to and among the
heirs and legal representatives of the said
deceased in such manner and in such pro
portions as by the laws of this Common
wealth is directed : if the same can be so
parted and divided without prejudice toor
spoiling tho wholo, that then you cause
the snid inquest to inquire and ascertain?
whether tho same will conveinontly
accommodate more than one of tins
said representatives of the said
intestate, without prejudico to or
spoiling tho whole, and if so, how many
it will as aloresaid accommodate, describ
ing each part by Its metes and bounds and
returning a just valuation of tho same;
but if the said iuquest by you to be sum
moned as aforesaid to make the said par
tition or valuation, shall be of opinion that
tho said premises, with tho appurtenances,
cannot be separated, and divided so as to
accommodate more than one of the said
representatives of the said intestate, that
then you causo tho said inquest to value
the whole of tho said Real Estate with tho
appurtenances, having rosnoct to Ihe true
valuation thereof agreeably to law, and
that tlio partition and valuation bo made,
you distinctly and openly have before our
said Justices at Tionesta, at an Orphans'
Court there to be held on the third Mon
day of September, A. D. 1887. After such
inquost shall be made under your hand
and seal and under the hands and seals of
those by whose oaths and affirmations you
shall make such partition or valuation.
Twenty days personal notice to be given'
to the heirs residing In the County of tlio
meeting or tne jury or inquest ana moso
rosiding out of the County and State by
publication for four (4) nrmacnive waeka
prior ii ;? meeting of imwtd). nnpy"
aid publication to TTo mailed to the last
known residence of said non-resident
heirs, and have you then and there this
writ.
Witness the Hon. Wm. D. Brown, Pres
ident Judge of our said Court, at Tionestar
this 20th day or August, A. D. 1887.
f n , C. M. & HAWKEY,
j seal, j Clerk of Orpbuus' Court.
All parties Interested are hereby noti
fied that an inquest will be held on tho
premises in the above writ mentioned,
Friday, the Kith day of September, A. I).
1887, at 10 o'clock a.m., to inquire whether
or not the said premises can be divided to
and among the heirs and legal represen
tatives of said decedent without prejudico
to or spoiling the whole, at which time
and place they may attend if they sou
proner. LEON AMD AGNEW,
Sheriffs Office, Aug. 22, 1887. Sheriff.
TIHAI. LIST.
List of causes sot down for trial lu the
Court of Common Pleas of Forest County,
Pa., on the Third Monday of September,
18M7 :
1. J. B. Poarsall vs. Richard Wlulackv
No. 25 December Term, 18S5.
2. May A Kelly, for use of May, Park
A Co., vs. Samuel It. Clark, No. 43 Feb
ruary Term, I880.
3. Joseph Kisburger vs. S. S. Towlor,
No. 2 December Term, 188H.
4. W. A. Deemer va. Taylor A Crate.
No. 28 December Term, 1886.
5. J. R. Alt, Jacob Wagner, Adam Em
crt, Archie Puflonbunrer, Fred. Stitzinger,
Abe Mealy, Michael Mong, J. S. Hood, A.
A. Gathers, R. Kuinan, C. F. Cropn and
William Cropp, vs. The County of 1-orest,.
No. 17 May Term, 1887.
6. Jno. G. Huddleson, Adm'r, vs. G. W.
HudJleson etal, No. , May Term, 168?.
Attest, C. M. SHAWKEY,
Prothonotarv.
Tionesta, Pa., Aug, 23, 1887.
Confirmation Notice.
The following accounts have been ti!eu
aud will be presented to Orphans' Co n'
ut .Sept. Term, 1887, for confirmation :
1. The second and final account of Win.
C. Co burn. Guardian of Lura Ilga Hy Jo
and Millie Wildio Hydo, minor children
of Ezra M. Hyde, duceused.
2. First and linul account of Win. R.
Huddleson, Administrator of Daniel llu.l
.llcson, deceased.
3. Filial account of Thos. J. Bowman,
Guardian of Etta E. Fleming, miner
liild of Joseph G. FlemiiiK, deceased.
CURTIS M. SUA WK EY ,
Clerk.
Tionosta, Pa., August 17, 1887.
Estate Notice.
Letters of Administration having ':.
granted to the undersigned, ou the chatt
el' Charles lliuton and Sartih A. Hii'l' U,
deceased, lute of Tionesta Borough, Fo. . s'
Counlv, all penauns indebted to 01th. t j!
said eslalos, ure requested to make 'a:i:n -duilo
payment, aud those having c -.u
claims against tho same will present '.lu-ni
without delay to N. 11. Hosr.
AdmiuiMi uun .
or E. L. DAVIS, Att'y, Tiouosta, I i.
POOD
SALAJUiO
U or Commission to Men and nn
to act as local or traveling Aj "I'm
experience needed, fiioady wor ; '
E. Whitney, Nurseryman, t-
N. Y. Mention tins paper.) etc;-
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