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THE FOREST REPUBLICAN.
J . t. WtNK,
iDITCft OMIITCH.
wnuKsD.w, march 2. ism.
The Capitol at Washington was
truck by lightning the other day, but
Free Trader Mill paiil ho attention
whatever to the warning. He defies
the lightning at ioiolcot'y a' he tloea
the country.
The Free Trade indtctueut against
Mr. Randall ia in subntance that Le ia
more loyal to American industries
than to the party which aim to destroy
them, Ia the Republican faith that
it a virtue; in the Democratic it it a
crime.
The river and harbor bill, which
will be reported in the Hons this
week, appropriate nineteen millions
to Ibo improvement of rivers and har
bors. It ia the largest expenditure
ever reported tJ Ccngres. The Alle
gheny river ii on fur $25,000, while
the llerr'a Island improvement gets
an additional 135,000 slice.
Taie, the Democratic State Treas
urer of Kentucky, it short over $250,
O00, with aeveral districts to hear from,
as it were. There's great chance for
Cleveland to get a- iellow that will
help him out on the snrplus. Stealing
it it about the only means the admin
istration will be able to devise to get
rid of it, and they might as well be
gin first at last.
The spectacle of a lot of literary
men who demand Free Trade in the
productions of muscle urging Protec
tion in tho shape of international
copyright for productions of mind is
a fine exhibition of the eccentricity of
genius. If the gentlemen were to
wipe the duat off their spectacles tbey
would see that any sauce good enough
for the literary goose should be equally
fit for the industrial gander.
Where the Answer will Come
Froj. "What shall I say of a tariff
for protection ?" said the lion. Frank
Hard at a meetiog in St. Paul last
Saturday night. Mr. Hurd can say
what he likes, and the effect will not
be momentous. But if his question
ahould be pot next fall to the States of
rew York, Connecticut and New Jer
sey, they will answer that they are for
a protective tariff, and their reply will
be felt all over the country, as it was
felt when given in the Presidential
lectioa of 1880. New York Sun.
Chief Justice Waite, of the TJ.
S. Supreme Court, died suddenly of
pneumonia on Friday morning laet.
Morrison R. Waite waa born at Lyme,
Connecticut, November 20tb, 1816,
and graduated as an A. B. from Yale
in 1837. After his admission to the
. bar he removed to Ohio, where be
practiced euoceeefully in Maumee City
aud Toledo. He was a member of the
State Legislature j0 1849, and one of
the arbiters of the Geneva tribunal in
1872. He was president of the Ohio
Constitutional Convention in 1873,
and oo January 21st, 1874, waa ap-
JlVabjt -rresidcnl Grant to his
preseut position. His course since bis
appointment was singularly free from
political or personal prejudice.
The discussion of a successor to the
late Chief Justice Waite has already
begun, and in this connection the
Philadelphia Prut offers the following
suggestion ; The President has never
shown much regard for Pennsylvania,
but why not come here for a new
judge T He could take either Judge
Clark or Judge Truokey from the
State Supreme Bench without making
a mistake. They are Democrats who
have deservedly won high honors and
the selection of either would be no
more a compliment to the State or the
man than a credit to the President.
Mr. Cleveland can afford to put aside
any prejudice be may have against
t eousyivaoia m order to make so ad
mirable an addition to the Supreme
xjouuq oi me united (states.
The editor of the Philadelphia Prut,
Mr. Chas. Emory Smith who is now in
Washington, writes as follows to his
psper of the impending danger which
threatens the country in the passage of
the Mills tariff bill: It ia high time
the country should wake up to the
real gravity of the tariff situation
No alarm has been felt through the
land because nobody away from the
capital has supposed there was any se
.i . . i . .i ..... . . .
i..u. uauger mat me Jill la Dill or
. l : i : i : . i i n..
ujriuiug uaa it couia pass, mere
has been a false sense of security be
cause there has been a false id da of the
possibilities. We have all treated the
Mills bill as a great wrong but not as
an immiueot menace. We roust now
face and fight it not merely as an at
tempted iniquity but as an immediate
peril, it may as well be understood
at once that there is real danger that
this bill, somewhat modified, may pass
the House and that a desperate effort
will be made to force it through the
Senate. A careful aud not hasty sur
vey here on the ground discloses risks
and threatening that have not been
appreciated at a distance. The ques
tion has its bearings both industrially
aod politically, and all concerned will
reahie the difference between con
flicting an attack when it is a remote
haiard ncl wbou it is an impending
probability.
TREASURER'S SALE
or
SEATED AND UNSEATED LANDS
IN FOREST COUNTY, PA.
BY VIRTUE of Sundry acts of the
General Assembly of the otmnonwealth
of Pennsylvania, relating to the !e of
Seated anil Unseated Lands in the Couuty
of Forest, etc., for taxes due ami unpaid
I wlU otter at public sale, nt tho Court
House in the Borough of Tionesta, Pa.,
on tlio
SECOND MONDAY OF JUNE, 1888
BEING TrtE 11th DAY OK JUNE,
at 10 o'elook, A. m., the following described
piece of land, or such parts thereof as
nifty lie necessary to satisfy the amount of
taxes and cost it n and "unpaid Against
the same, nn 1 continue the same from day
to day as the Mmii uiny bo found tieecs
Rary." TERMS OF SALEs
Th? amount of taxes nd costs must be
paid when the property is struck otr, or
the alo may be avoided mid the property
put np and resold.
All tracts ant afhrrwlse marked are arfvrr
lised for taxrsaT 1880 and 1887.
Barnett Township.
1TKT.nt.lct.. VitfiltsO.Mr.
Am't.
$ 34 20
1:73 40
7(1
103 86
187 63
14 88
M)
l.Vi Kiifus Dodge (I Otlfoyle E
3149
5701
3159
3160
5701
3159
3161
63:1 R 8 J W Wiulack
1 R8 Wintack
2474 Ogiltv Moirs, west end
449 Joha Becker
6.5 Reid B J
42 Winegard David
2471 Claik .t Kreitler, E. part
200 Muhlenburg tl Campbell
1887
SO John M Clapp fl Gilloyle
50 Joseph Bostaph
Creen Township.
500 Dunean Robert
UiO Killers Henry
64 Laev
103 3
S.'i 44
II 40
15 20
5 1 So
818SI
3818
39 00
13 00
8 32
32 00
3(11 60
245 00
l.yi oo
10 40
9 75
.11 20
1100
4 69
3 93
13 00
15 60
26 09
436 SO
5.W 1000 I-acv
6603 680 Ijcy
6801 1000 Ijioy
6500 600 Ijm-v
151 Irwin H MAST Mav
of 120 Mvers Peter or Niil'f
S189 2X) Mvers EIU Co
6189 100 E "O Euierson (1 Conard
3818 56 Laev
3816a 17 50 Unknown ll Davis
100 First Nat. Rank of Holli
d.iysbnrg tl Brecut
8S26
5185
551 5
100 Lacy F C
250 John A Pale IToira
420 Haskell Co It Lacy
Harmony Township.
50 L D Whitcomh 11 Kepler
60 E L Davis tl Brown Bros
66 Oarsoti shamburg fl Itrodie
4 of 150 8 II Evans, Trustee for
Ban- A Bench
48 W R Dunn fl D Ball
25 "
50 Siting J Y
80 Newberry E
100 T J Bowman fl Connelly
221 Cartright 8 8
97J Tufte Charles fl Sieging
75 Miles Hugh
50 Bredin James fi Hagaii
162 MeCalmont J H
162 MeCalmont S F
103 MeCalmont John F
115 MeCalmont J S
lid MeCalmont Mrs S F
41 Guild J O
14 Fnnl D J
19 Paul I J
8 Paul D J
No.5 259 Pittsburgh Nat. Bank of
Commerce
175 Davis Wm 11 Fleming
160 Smiley fir fl Uotchcll
90 WmSiilcarbaughfl Thomp
son 11 60
11 60
29 00
21 77
8 35
4 36
23 20
23 20
23 20
6 69
39 44
17 40
II 60
:I7 70
37 70
23 83
26 6S
26 98
P28
325
4 41
1 85
75 11
44 96
37 12
20 88
Hickory Township.
6209 290 Heuriel A Lous. Trustees
201 55
70
347 50
27 80
184 04
34 75
34 75
16 68
4 58
41 70
13 34
4 45
2 22
6 95
70
Jl 1 Hen rloi A Le"s. Trustees
6203 650 Wilkins, Crocker A Long
DIHl LIlKDOWn
5280 331 Henriel A Lens. Trustees
6192 250 John M Clapp 11 Becker
100 Beattv David
120 Longwell A McFee
33 Collins T D
3689 300 John M Clapp, Unknown
3690 96 White Warren
32 Wifrgina E R
18 Pr Colbert A J G Reid
50 H 11 Stowe
1 W L Anderson
175 Noble A Delamater
60 83
6192 624 Harbor Creek Oil Co
86 74
24 74
178 Frazior fl Walters
5232 2 Francis Henry
70
sland ICS Whltnev A Sons
2 78
50 O Sieving fl U 8 Sieiiins
6 95
22 24
20 85
5233 160 O W Proper
5233 150 M Murphy
34 Martin Smith
45 Sicins Orion fl Churvli
I HipRi'is Orion HMiddloton
lt7
Howe Township.
4
6
37
Vkr. Sub. acki. TmWKirOrKr.
3187 900 LeRoy A Linklain
Ani't
310 50
354 66
17 25
341 75
320 52
34lfo
365 70
3189 1028 W D Wood. Trusteo
3189 J of 100 U IRoy A J Link-
lain
3192 990 II Ie Roy A J Link-
lain
979 Warder J
990 " "
1063 W WHIink
100 " " Hunt
3802
303
2K78
2736
34 .50
20 70
69 00
69 00
34 50
34 50
82 80
17 25
17 25
2N50
100 " ' Itoundsley
loo " MuClovkey
100 " " Douirhertv
2916 15
2916 16
2916 19 ) of 100 " " Stewart J
-919 20 1 of 100 " " Stewart J
2808 25-26 200 Colter A Uncanher.
Ludwiur
2077 Jof35 50 W Willink, Colter
ds Unirunher
2T95 44 loflOO Brown A Irwin
:ai 4o loo w Willink, Cum
minirs 34.50
34 50
34 50
34 50
2995 47 100 WWillink.WiWonJS
195 46 100 " " Diik r A
2995 IS 100 " Taylor Uliza
3186 150 John M Clapp
3186 68 !bbti B
51 75
23 46
44 85
34 50
69 00
181 47
55 130 J V Hlaii
3185 100 MilHin J
2916 It 100 Hurnolt S F
5103 530 Mifllin J, Funk Heira
6104 1(X10 Funk Hoirs
345 00
2019 168 Thomas U Dallott
67 96
6105 676 BaJmon Creek Lum
ber A Mining Co 11
Milllin J
198 73
51C1 looo Funk lluira
310 50
5282 1000 Funk Hoirs fl Geo
Muad 310 50
Si:i3 100 Milllin J 69 00
2366 260 L A Breiiueman 63 82
3188 734 14 LeltoyJ Linklain 253 23
3142 6fMl l V.x C F 21(5 62
Vacant 4 0 Fo Farm Oil Co 155 25
31h4 i of 326 II LcRovaJ Liuklaiu 37 95
2 4Mi Mareua liulinus 10X6
ar-j fii.o larcu HuliiiKs 172 50
nn'i ill u KoHonl.latt 11 Howe
oil Co i u no
3197 37 II Hosenblatt 3H32
3197 37 II Wal.lheimor 38 32
2 100 V J Swain 20 70
2736 61 100 11 W Traev, G W Blan
chard A F It Pier 20 7o
2736 55 100 H W Tracy,' W Itlau-
chmd A F It Pier 20 70
2736 56 90 It W Tracv.G W Blan
chard A F II Pier 18 63
5105 576 Grandin A Co, ) oil A
(ras on this truct 4 05
5108 150 Grundin A Co. 1 oil A
pus on this tract 2 64
Vacant 100 R J Blood nOH Blood 34 .V)
4790 890 Wright A Duhriug 307 05
4791 (f.HJ -(41 ftft
3S01 1015 " 1KS6 3WI6.I
301 915 " ' 1kx7 292 80
5108 150 Salmon Creek Lum
ber Co 51 75
3198 50 I'nion Oil Co 41 40
3198 375 Holers A Aguew 207 00
3197 213 Mra AKiiew ut al 116 96
4823 476 Pittsburgh A Fort
County Lumber Co 828 44
2808 21 30 200 Mc.Manus, ls7 32 00
SIM 100 Thomaa H Taylor 84 50
2977 100 ltH. pee J S 0 70
Vacar.t 59 Jolm Fertig fl EuW
prine Trantiit Co 24 15
Treasurer's Sale.
Wtr. Sab. At.. WtrrtntM t Owwr
Vacant 50 John Fertig fl Enter
prise Transit Co
6105 570 Marey Oil Co, 4 oil A
gas on this tract
Vacant 343 W A Dnsenburv, 1886
6 It 150 Marey Oil Co, 4" oil A
gas on this tract
2850 4 of 300 W 8 Cole fl Kldridgo
2 W S Cole fl Nugent
Vat-ant Reed fc Brenneman
fl Dobbs
Vacant 17 Heed ,fc Brenneninn
rt p. .Lbs
24 15
495
63 47
2 64
20 70
69
8 63
6 89
37MI 1049 Frost W IX fl Wright
v imimng, isw
. Jerks Township.
3174 55 1061 3 Mor.m Jcnnlson
3174 49 9U " "
3174 M "
3174 M 1301 " "
3174 57 58 ' "
5113 9 279J Citrll, Campbell .t
Co fl Bovnton
5145 195 ll J Blood,' E. lart tl
V II 111 .ld
167 83
21 21
18 76
IS 76
2(10.1
11 59
55 79
30 00
3040
3 1 5t
3160
3162
3161
1014 Davidson Wm, Miller 228 li
247j Oirtlbv lloirs, w. end 61 75
444 John Becker 88 79
1100 tl I.eHnc.! Mnkluin 2751)0
8S8 " " l;n79
3164
3168
3177 23
3178 1-2-7-.
810-
WO
114
198 10
11 18
1 1-!7
17-18
S179 51
3179 CO
5137
51 37
7S3 " " 1S7 S7 69
551 II I,eRov J l.ink-
lain. H F Kohror 0 59
6:1 II IKny. J Unklaln 13 79
250 Itarmer Josiah 4176
158 " " c Blood 27 65
500 " " 87 50
500 ' " piOOO
80 Funk Heirs 16 00
1014 Nicholson John 22 79
5139
5140
5136
3564
J60
3670
540 Nichols A McPhcrson 108 no
1(W7
207 40
3643
1071 Andrew D Hepburn
tt lnnic w
90 Sutton Robert
58 Pobbs J ll
1090 Funk Heirs
HKW Funk Heirs
753 Salmon Creek I.miv
ber fe Mininir Co
200 00
10 2(5
13 05
218 00
200 00
3173
5129
511X1
5107
51 10
150 59
:S322
210 O F O V wker-
initn
50 H IKoy , J Mnk
25 00
3179 60
luin. T Martin. 1SS7 6 29
200 It J Blood II C H Blool 40 00
Vacant
3671
4-5ofl000 Nichols A Mcl'her-
son
39 Marks L J
100 V Schotield
30 N S Foremau fl Swat'
gart
1 Wvnkoon John
1(10 00
7 79
20 00
4 52
1 69
24 21
4 00
66 40
3169
5138
5144
S170
Vacant
121 Jas Woodburn fl
Webber
20 J as AVood'.urn fl
Webber
I of 664 BrowerC
320 H W Traev fl Tier
SI 84
3170 .
80 00
3165
400 WANicodemusfl Reed 80 00
127 Frank Pier & II W
Tracv 28 80
1000 John Crabtree A Davis EOO 00
50 O W Blanchard and
6141
3561
3173
5144 15
H W Traev
70J H W Traev. F R
Tier G W Blanch
ard 70J II W Tracr, F R
Pier G W Blanch
ard . 753 GrandinCo one-half
oil and pas on this
tract
58 Grandin Coone-half
oil and gas on this
tract
200 Anna II ilia
247J C B Clark A Kreitler
12 50
17 65
6144 15
17 C5
5110
4 71
5129
75
45 00
33 00
3139
Vacant
Vacant
F. end of Ofrilby
43 Nugent Thomas
714 Wallace A Pearsa'l fl
61 85
a 59
Duff
178 50
5129 100 John Coopor 20 00
3642 130 Katon fl F.ldrMgu 26 00
Vacant 80 NiiRent Thomas 14 00
3174 42-47 106 William Robinson,
Dee d, 1887 10 39
3173 28 Blood Cvrus Ebtato 5 69
3171 105 Blood P P 21 00
3173 100 " " 2.5 00
3173 80 " " 20 00
3171 15 105 Andrew D Hepburn
II HuntC F 15 75
3170 80 Hunt Mrs LM 20 00
3170 80 ' " " 16 00
3169 80 " " " 12 00
3171 10-11 160 Edwin Bevierfl Blood
R J 32 00
3173 26 80 Blood R J 16 00
3169 20 80 Edwin Bevier 11 Blood
R J 12 00
3169 7 79 Edwin Bevier fl Blood
RJ 18 44
3169 105 Towler SS 15 76
3183 235 Shipo Mary 41 09
38O0 100 Emma J Carry 25 00
3KO0 814 Means A White 162 79
3183 20 A M Montelius aud
Others 4 00
5110 753 Marey Oil Co, one-
naif oil and gas on
this tract
5129 5S Marey Oil Co, one-
half oil and gas on
this traot
3109 7 1 R J Blood, Town sito
of Marionvlllo
3171 12 SO Andrew D Hepburn
fl Hunt J D
3171 14 105 Andrew I -Hepburn
14 Hunt J D
3171 10 105 Andrew D Hepburn
fl Hunt J D
4 72
74
50
12 00
15 75
15 75
25 29
3661 128 Hutih Mclnnia Estate
ofJTMdnnis
Kingsley Township.
Vtrraat Aero. WtrrHU. Or Owcvr, Aa'L
5145 100 Unknown 13 25
5234 4 of 950 Tavlor Charles 1 15 75
3142 1 50 Bleaklev Jamea 19 89
61H6
5187
6188
5214
6186
617
5131
6193
5188
6105
UOn Wolf A Company 6189
60 Wolf A Company 7 95
no r r Ifenlamin tl Knohlot It 6 4
290 C M Rood A J II Osmor,1886 18 86
914 Charles Starrow 11 White 12 07
914 " "
200 Grav S C
2(5 J M Clapp fl Gilfillan
12 08
26 60
33 18
33 92
2 01
626
6 63
2 01
663
5 9S
66 25
30 66
19 60
6 50
7 05
aui wiiimm Sinclair
3O0 Grandin A Co, 4 oil
Kas on this tract
and
aud
aud
and
6108
050 Grandin A Co, 4 oil
gas on this tract
6109 1000 Grandin A Co, 4 oil
gas on this tract
6110 300 Grandin A Co, oil
gas on this tract
5128 1000 Grandin A Co, 4 oil
gas on tliis tract
6120 900 Grandin A Co, 4 oil
and
and
gas on tins tract
5131 600 Freeman A Ofiner
Vact 470 W A Dusoiibury, 1886
Va' t 300 " " lMHl
6214 100 Anchor Oil Co, fl School-
ev, 18S6
5187
6105
60 B J Reid fl Overlander
300 Marey Oil Co, 4 oil and
lias on this tract
2 01
6 25
0 05
5108
950 Marey Oil Co, 4 oil
and
and
and
and
and
gust on this tract
5109 1000 Marey Oil Co, 4 oil
gus on this tract
6110 300 Maicy Oil Co, 4 oil
gas on this tract
5128 1000 Marey Oil Co, J oil
2 02
0 63
ga on tins tract
900 Marey Oil Co, 4 oil
gus on this tract
5129
0 08
Tionesta Township.
100 1'hoenix Oil Co til o
275 I'M win K('la.p oj Ml
3i K.lwiu K Ciajip 137 00
43 V F l)alrvniile 1 67
340 sub M-KI) John McDniigall 78 64
U7j (Hob l-ll John M Clu 25 81
l;lft sub 2- l(ij " " 61 97
7J sub 1-1 rt j " " n
Larimoro "" 81
2VJ3
2K23
2B't3
2811
2H-4
118 '4
iK-J4
l.ihl isuli6-3i;)SiuanS I'inkard (14 (18
170 Dalo John A A Htono
3ii 27
ilO 80
1 15 60
65 44
184 80
24 64
43 12
308 00
38 60
304 92
3d (HI
19 26
77
100 r T Walker
300 BenniiiKhoof A Oliiers
1M) Gilinoro & Dull
tidO " "
80 Myers John
140 iiilmore L L
2N18 1000 Clapp Edwin E
loo unknown
2KKJ
990 llanna A Oilflllan
4ol40(l S T May A Irwin
2835 JoflOO J A Dale A Chris Corb
2 llutterlicl.i G G
Treasurer's Sale.
Wrr(-A.r.. Vtmntir 0.r.
87 Bunker Hill Oil Co
172 llulmpi Jamos Heirs
127 Amy D W
251 UeorjroH Hunter
242 J M Clapp fl II as son
Cornwall
2828 2" J W Fielder
240 .1 M Clann fl Caswell
33 50
62 97
39 12
1165
92 40
96 25
92 40
981 Pam l R rhillips holrs.1887 14 87
?822 1000 Woods Heirs 385 00
60 Walker F T
45 First Nat. Bank of Pitts
burgh A Others
M K W Vandorhoof
2833A3A KsXI Curtln A Anderson
8824 200 F, M I'avne (1 Kennewav
11 66
17 34
36 95
38 00
61 60
76 08
It Curtis 195 James Mlenklev
IM Sarah F MeCalmont
" 195 A McC Wlls.ui Broa
98 CS Whitney ll Dale HoiM
58 C 8 Whltnev
66 99
66 99
30 18
17 86
381 15
2827 990 K K Clnpp tl Vandorhoof
2822 10OO K K Clapp tl St IuiisOil Co 385 00
42 Hrowu A w ii w vau l J V ill
160 Banner Oil Co, 1886 25 HO
25 Banner Oil Co, 1886 4 00
2826 100 Pnvne Thomas 53 90
2 Siccus O fl Hepburn 77
2 Carson Ida 11 Hunter 77
00 Fahnstoek, Pg'h A Phil's
Oil Co 18 48
15 J T Brennan fl Hepburn
A Carl .1 79
2821 175 A B Kellv fl Allen A Hw 63 91
2.-23 07J sub 1-16 J M Cllp il
Buc.kncr 41 18
2--23 33J sub 1-32 J M Clapp fl
l.udwk 12 70
30 Winatih J 11 Hilands 9 24
15 Cascade Pet. Innil Asso. 4 62
M Wol.Hitt, Jrov j C Co 8 01
100 Bissell A Bishop, R Curtis 38 25
100 Bissell A Bishop, W Eck 23 10
2823 1 A B Kellv fl Mclongalt 42 04
113 I'oj.eland Otis Heirs 35 42
283335 401 John Anderson 177 49
6 G S Hunter Heirs 11 Hoit 186
42 A W Brown, fl Wyant J,
oil riirht on thistrsct.1887 41
P7 Banner Oil Co, ll William .
Huntrr, 188" 12 58
98 Banner Oil Co, oil and pis'
on this tract, 1887 ' 92
si:ati:d l-vindss.
Barnett Township.
"r-nt A.-r.. W.rruto Or Owner. Ab'l
280 Anderson Mary W 42 56
31'J1 700 Curll Campbell A Co.1886 137 97
80 Warner W H, 1886 10 88
80 Clover A Buruham, 1887 11 01
Creen Township.
5157 .MW Bonner J 105 00
6158 600 Bonner J 106 00
3825 60 First Nat. Bank of Holli-
davsburg 10 40
5185 1W First. Nat. Bank oi Holll-
davsburt 15 60
3820 12 Whitman John Shoup 87
3825 75 Whitman Seidell, ISMl 4 t'0
Hickory Township.
6199 50 Albaugh Joseidi, 188(1 2 55
6233 10 Berlin Ell 1 06
106 Ball N (i. 1886 2 66
98 Benv M L, 1886 10 15
80 Ben v M L, 186 7 61
6 Paid John A 3 72
3".0 Davton Jesse C, 1886 23 67
6191 60 Davton Jer-so C. 1886 3 69
3093 15 Green .lames, Dee'd 14 23
96 M.-Cut:lieon Clarissa 13 95
5233 50 Patterson D L 7 48
5213 750 Mirgins a Wilson, oil and
uas on this tract 13 78
5233 50 Starrow Charles. I8S7 2 70
Howe Township.
3195 25 Chrisman W L, 1887 19 00
I Nicholson William, 1887 OS
Jenks Township.
3163 1-6 sub 7 Irwin 8 B 60
Kingsley Township.
6166 600 Bonner a Cornwall
6155 500 " "
6217 1100 Ijimb Heirs, oiliighton
thifc tract
75 McClintrx k Hamilton
3212 ,"HH Schoolrv J C A Co
6213 316 Heed C M J 11 Osmer
6217 lofll(s) Wheoler Dusenbury a
Co and C M Reed
5135 1000 Watsou a Froouian, 1887
Tionosta Township.
02 Bleaklev James
67 85
67 87
4 64
8 15
69 72
41 (il
69 73
81 00
35 42
6 93
23 10
1823
2826
18 Clark Samuel Heirs
50 Clapp E E 11 Hudd!.;son
60 Dinijinan J U 11 P'ch Oil
Co, 18K6
100 Fallar Phillip fl Gray
78 (sub 6 Helm Jacob
60 Kepler J O
6(1 1 limes Sarah
23 Hepler Jerry
231 HnsseyCG a Thomas M
Ho wo
59 t"b 131 Helm W A C
10 00
2824
3821
2824
3824
42 35
10 45
15 40
15 40
1 92
70 39
3821
3821
15 80
62 huI 12 Helm Milton Wm 16 62
5 McKinley Gilbert, 18S6 1 60
160 Sickles George 36 96
200 Windsor A Co, 18S6 30 00
100 Webslor A Co 11 Setley 32 65
123 ZucndclGeoA Hatpib',15s0 9 83
100 Cook W, 1.S87 11 00
131 13 30
16 Hunter A May, 1887 1 78
3821
61 sub 91 Haves Catherine fl
Mealv, 87 10 73
4 Jamioson W W, 1887 3 70
3821
58 sub 4 Mealy Oliver 11
Mateer, 1887 10 73
60 W eant George, 1SS7 13 50
Tionesta Borough.
int, Wtrriuik!. Or Owner.
4 Fisher J J, 1886
1-16 Dalo Mrs John A, fl Sill
1 Dawson James Dec'd, 1886
4 Hiuton Sarah A, 1887
480 Sickles G G, lsS7
Harmony Township.
125 Abbott W 8, 1880
40 Allen F W
40 Bradley J B fl Grandin
iofl47 Brown J E fl Shamburg,188(
An'u
15 45
I 35
10 72
19 43
91 80
13 60
8 00
10 08
11 65
21 08
0 00
147 ' 1887
84 Beattv David, 1880
11 " " lssJ
60 Brown Sam
49 Brnnson A II
60 Babbitt M T
215 Cecil J It lwarrant217
lort Clark Breeso 4 Co
40 Clark D W 11 Jones
59 Clapp J M fl Faulkner
537 Dawson Kim Oil Co
14 Dawson I U warrant 210
100 FUhor Bros
100 Cirove Goori;o and Nelson
196 lluidekoonor
M Hosier l'elroloum Co
-I Jennings J B
400 Kepler llale A Beaver
200 Kep':or J M Co, 1880
60 Kelly C W
5 Moore J W, 1830
100 McGrew Darcey
310 McGarvey A Co
40 McClintock Homeatoad Co, 1880
60 Mover L
250 Oiiundturo a Pot Co. 1886
81
20 00
16 (Ml
'.5 00
119 44
28 80
10 00
112
124 6(1
30 00
34 80
22 60
63 68
20 00
1 07
93 60
20 00
11 60
1 1
84 80
82 60
4 00
14 60
42 00
80 1'UU.hui Kll A Cherry Hon Oil Co'80 7 00
100 " " " " 18 00
tiO i. .. it jyo
105 " " " 31 88
218 ShaniburR II Sweot SherilT,1880 30 40
12 Stella Pet Co
3 37
. t
92 Sifnins Wm Heirs
1)0 Webster Iluuh A Co
70 Wilkins Horace, ls0
60 " ht
117 Wilw.n A M 11 MeCalmont
320 Fluuiiuir 11 8 11 Copeland Oil
Co, 1W7
89 Holbrook A Shaw, 1887
82 Manrohs lluiiji, lf-7
2(H PitUburKh Co, O'llai-a, 1887
89 hhamburjr Garrison U Sweot A
6 40
14 70
33
14 80
13 20
41 94
31 68
0
8 80
'Z 00
(Sherilf, 1m7 0 78
60 Hhamburi; Garrison 11 Patz
groir, !Ni7 6 60
SOLOMON FITZGE11ALD, Treasurer,
Tionewta, Forest Co., Fa., March 6, 1888,
POOD SALARIED
U or Commission to Men and Women t
l. act as iK'al or traveling Agents. No
experience needed. Steady work I Jamks
E. Whitney, Nurseryman, Rochester,
is. . pivimuii mis paper.) aug o.
H. J. HOPKINS & CO.'S
CCOOOOOOOOOOOCOOODCOCCOOOOCOOCO oooocooocccc
IS THE BEST PLACE IN THE WORLD TO BUY GOODS 1 1
COME AND 8 EE.
-ARGEST 8TOCK, FINEST GOODS,
SUITS AND OVERCOATS FOR BOYS FOUR YEARS OLD!
PUITS AND OVER004TS FOR MEN THAT WEIGH 600 LBS. 1
SUITS AND OVERCOATS ALL SIZES AND PRICKS!
ZEE
. .
N DRY GOODS, DRESS
OCR STOCK
All Wool Viulewear for Indies, Gentlemen
ah vooi
HATS FTA.TS 1
ANY HXI.K ANY PUltCl
BL A-HNTIECIETS !
All Wool
Blanki Is, Gray Blankets. Shaniv Blankets,
llorso Blankets, Knee Robes, Wolf
XJOOTO AJJX) 0505:0?
Our toek of Roots and Shoes is vory large ar.d MUST BK SOLD,
RUBBER GOODS AND FELT BOOTS A. SPECIALTY
GiwejtmjEs, &sQC$mxs, GmcimKs
FLOUR, FEED,
Our Gnxery Stock is always Complete, and
HARDWIRE AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS A SPECIALTY.
Como tmd sec us ; we will do you good.
H. J. IIOPKTlsrS & CO.
HERMAN
DRUGGISTS
TIONESTA,
IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT WILL ALWAYS BE FOUND
the Fmsumr GBo cmm.
BERRIES, FRUITS A VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS. IN hEASoN.
lu our Drug Department, w hich is in charge of a thoroughly competent Clerk,
will alwaya bo found the
PUREST DRUGS
PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED WITH UTMOST CARE.
DEPARTMENT STORE.
5c, 10c,
COUNTERS.
WM. SMEARBAUGH & CO.,
TIONESTA, PA.
GENERAL MERCHANTS.
Dealers ill
TP TJ" IR, 3ST X T TJ DE EI.
-Also,
UNDERTAKERS.
TIONESTA, PA.
A MAN OR WOMAN
who will work faithfully, can ocure (if
Ihey so desire), a rare chanco to mske
money, by handling THE HON. HENRY
W. BLAIlt'H (Senator from New Hamp
shire), Temperance Movement, or THE
CONFLICT BETWEEN MAN AND
ALCOHOU From the fact of tho deep
interest being taken in I lie Temperance
Movement to-day, as ulso the bigli stand
iiiK of the writer as a leader of men and
moulder of public opinion, it is presumed
you can readily seo tho unusual opportu
nity oil creel to inako money by sclllnn
such a work. If favorable to cngHntnK
with us, please answer at once, as territory
is being taken very rapidl, and give us
full particulars as to your business ex
perience, references, Ac.
E. R. BAXTER A CO.,
22-101. 1015 Arch St , Phlla., Pa.
WESTWARD, HO!
Are you contemplating a journey West
or South? If so. the iiiideriguel can iive
vou CH A PEST RATES of . FAKE or
FREIGHT. Also furnish Maps, Guides
and any information rela'lve to the Fsrni
Ing, Grazing or Mining distrie'a of the
Wekt or South. Call nn or address.
R. II. WALLACE,
Ticket Agent N. Y., P. A O. Rv.
Oftice iu Union Depot, OIL CITY", PA.
StilittitfiH
AND LOWE8T TRICESl
3:
IS AI FLANNELS !
IS COMPLETE!
and Boys.
unuerwoar lor .Misses, Children and Babies.
CAPS CAPS!
ANY, MIC AMI ANY PItICK!
Mixed
Robes.
Wool Blankets,
AND SALT!
embraces everything kept In this market.
8c
SIGGINS !
GROCERS,
PENN.
it
AND CHEMICALS!
25c, 50c,
OUR tBGUMENTS IRE STRONG I
We .lm to iii... our PRICKS SO LOW
IIihI our
FURNITURE
Always sells qu lckly, and tho QUALI
TY niovra 11. We maUe no rash us
sertioiis, but prove evcrvthiuir we Mate in
nowepapera when a customer calls Hi our
Store. II vou want Slerlinji Goods for
.Sterling Ca,sh call and soe our stock of
CHAMBER SUITS !
8PRINGS, MATTRESSES, PARLOR
SUITS, EASY CHAIRS, TABLES,
LOUNGES, CHAIRS, Ac. Everything
in the line of Furniture.
OUR UNDERTAKING DEPARTMENT!
Is complete from the Plainest to tho most
Elaborate good. Como and seo.
2Vi:iX. GIIEI?XL.IJX1,
Undertaker X Embaliuer,
331 Excbango Block,
nest to Exchange Hotel,
WARREN, PA.
P A WEEK and upwards positively
J secured bv men agenut selling Dr.
Sntt' Genuine Electrio Unit, Suspensory,
eto., aud by ladies selling Dr. Soott's Elec
tric Corsets. Sample free. Slate sex. Dr.
6cott, 818 Broadway, N. Y. Nov,16-3in.
A
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KIRK'S
FLOATING SOAP
THE CHIEF
For ih Bath, Tollt and Lnntirirv.
Snow Whlt nnd Ahwnlutaly lJr
t yonr rtilT dot tit lrT Whit rioim npt
end 10 rami for Miiii cMO to h tuatrvi,
JRS. S. KIRK & CO.,
CHICAGO.
W
WESTERN NEW YORK A FENN-
SYLVANIA RAILROAD.
(Foi'mcrlv n , j. y. a f. r. n.)
TIMETABLE IN EFFECT Dee. 19, IP87.
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G F.6r .'6 A TCI I E LL, Oeil'l Sunt,
J. A. FELLOWS,
Gen'l 1'ass'r an.-J Ticket Agent.
No. 84 F.nclmnge St., Bnlfalo, N. Y.
J. L. CRAIG, Aircnt, Tionesta, I'a.
' " ' ! IGHFNY VALLEY R. R.
Most d.reut route to ri'!- !'.in''i nu.l tho
l jist. Only route landing pAwii'ii r.t al
Union Station without delays or ti-niisfti.
i(r-Trnlns run bv Eastern Time.
Time tublo In cll'eet Nov. W, 1887.
Northward,
TiiLTiizz::
Southward.
2.
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11 4611 43! Mtt, Kust Br.idv
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JtW-BulTalo Sunday Train leaves Pitts
burgh 9.00 n. m., arrives at oil City, 2:16
p.m. Rotumiui:, loaves Oil City 2:40 p.
ui., arrives at Pittsburgh 8:00 p. in., stop
pin'. at all stations.
DAVID MoCA Hi ID, Gen'l Supt.
E. H. UTLEY, Gen. Frt. dc Pass. Agt.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Orphan' Court Half.
BY VIRTUE of a decree of sale mado
by the Orphans' Court of Forest Conn
ty, In No. 1 or Feb'y Term, 1887, In PnTT
titloii, there will bo exposed to Public
Male at tlio Court House, in Tionesta Bor
ough, on
THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1888,
at 2 o'clock P. M., tho following described
real estate, to-wlt:
All lhat certain piece or parcel Of land
situato in Tionesta Township, In said
County, beginning at a post and stones,
thence South 1 1-2 deproes East "JOO perches
to post and stones; tlionue South 89 do
groes East 87 perches to a post j thence
North 1 1-2 degrees West 20(1 perches to
post and stones; thence North 8y degrees:
West 87 perohes U tho place of beginning.
Containing 144 acres and 105 perches, be
ing part of Warrant No. 28'2il, and kuowu
as the Daniel Hudilleson Farm. Except
ing one acre heretofore eon veyod for school
purposes. Appraised at 81250.00.
TERMS OF SALE. One-third cash in
band, ono-ihird on or before Aug. 1st,
1888, and balance by February 28, 1889,
with privilege to pay half or all cash at
date of aale ; bnlauco unpaid to be se
cured by bond and mortgage on the prem
ises. WM. It. lit' DDLESON,
Adiuiiiistiator.
Acisnw jt Clark, Att'ys.
Tionesta, Pa., March 10, 1888.
Stockholders' Meeting.
There will be a meeting of the Stock
holders of the Tionesta lias Company, on
tho 2d day of April, A. D., lVrt, at 2
o'clock P. M. nt said day, at tho Olllce of
tlje '.'..Tiipaiiv, for the purpose of electing
a new Boiiru oi' 1 'ifx iors lo Bene for tho.
ensuing year, und for any other proper
business thul may coiue before them.
E. L. DAVIS, Huc'v.
Tionesta, March loth, 1888. . 2t.
Administrator's Notice.
INSTATE OF ALBERT KINNEY, late
J of Fortwt County, deceased. In tho
Orphan's Court of Forest Countv.
Letters of administration on he above
Estate liuving been granted to the under
Milled, all persons indebted to the said
Esliite are requested to make payment,
and those having claims, to present tho
same without delav. to
J. B. AG NEW, Administrator.
Feb. 10th, 1888. tit. Tionesta, Pa.
Bi t KLKVH AU.Ml A HAI.VIi.
The best Salve in tlio world fjr Cuta,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rbeum, Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chapp"d Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skiu Eruptions, and posi
tively cures Piles, or no pay required. It
la guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 2i rents pot
box. For sale by G. W. Ho yard. i