THE FOREST REPUBLICAN. WEDNESDAY, MARCH. 19, 1890. BOROUGH OFFICERS. D. R. Knox. tivnfitmrn North ward, R. M. TTor man, If. M. Foreman, S. D. Irwin. Routh ward, J. (!. Scowden, O. W. Robinson, J. F. I' roper. Jnntice of the rcaeeJ. F. Proper, T. B. Cobb. Countable and OtUeetorH. S. Canfleld. School J)ireetori. W. Robinson, A. n. Kelly, E. L. Davla, D. H. Kuox, D. W. Clark, J. T. Bronnan. FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS. Mnmhtr of Contyres .Tames Krrr. Memhe.r of Senate J. It, Wil.sox. Assembly Chaiu.ks A. Randall. President JndtreV. D. RnoWN. onVir Judact John A. Proi-fr, Johw II. WniTK. Tretturer Ja. B. IIaooeiitv. Prothonotnrv, Rcf inter J; Hceorrttr,te. Calvin M. Arnkr, Sharitf. Gro. W. Kawvfr. rvnni'ionfr W, D. S.IIELrm, C. K. LJcnunriR, J. J. Parson. Omnfy Superintendent (Iko. W. Krrr. IHitriet, Attorney P. M. Clark". Jury CommiKDionersC. II. CnrnciT, John F. Gavl. ITounty Surveyor J. F, Proper. Voroner Dr. A. K. RTONKcipn r.n. County Auditor K. L. Jnifsa, R. Z. GlLLKSrl,',, Wm. Rlttm. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Olive lodge, No. r.r,7, f. a a. m. Stated Mpptlngs held at Odd Fol lows Hnll tlio lirst Mnnrinv of pneh month. T. J. rAYNE, W. M. t. n. conn, see'y. TIONESTA LODGE Ao. 309, tttiZtI. O. of O. TP. MEETS every Tuesday evpnlng, at 8 o'clock. In the Lodge Room In Par tridge's Hall. Confers tho Initiatory do grpo Iho Hint Tuesday night of each month ; first degreo the speond Tuesday night; spmd degree the third Tuesday night j third degree tlio fourth Tuosday night, CHAS. F. THOMSON, N. O. J. II. FONES, Soc'y. 27-tf. I VIREST LODGE. No. 184, A. O. U. W., 1 Meet every Friday Evening in Has let Hull. Tionesta. J. E. WKNK, M. W. J. R. CLARK, Rooordor. CAPT. GEORGE STOW POST, No. 274, G. A. It. Meets on tho first Wpdiipsdav In each lujntli, In Odd Follows Hnll. Tionesta. l'n. It. BLACK, Commander. A GNEW A CLARK, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, Cmco next door to P. O., Tionesta, Pn. , I, AKMKVr. r. M. CI.AIIK, District Attorney. Mr. Clark la Agent for a iiotnhpr of re liable Firo Insnraneo Companies. I.' L. DAVIS. IV. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Tionesta, Fa. Collections made In shla and adjoining counties. It F. RITCIIEY, I ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Tionesta, Forest County Pa. p E. BIBLE, .ATTORN EY-AT-LAW, Oftlpo In IteplPr Block, Room 9, Tionesta, Pa. T AWRENCE HOUSE, Tionesta, Pa., I J Harry Maze, Proprietor. This houso is uentrally locntod. EvprythinK now and woll fui iiImIhmI. Snppilor Ao PvrnnmdntintiH nud strict nttontion frivpn ( iritOHts. VpsrtnhU'M nnil Fruita of all kln.la KPrvpfl in their hpiihoii. Kaiuplo room for Cominprcinl Aronl. pENTRAL HOVSE, Tlonpsta. Pa., V' ( lirnwnoll. Propriptor. Tliis Is a now Iioiiko, aud has jnt lieen titled up tor t lie acpoinmodutiou of tho pulilie. A por tion of the patronage of the public Is Holic !tod. 4ii.lr. CENTRAL HOUSE, OIL CITY, PA. W. H. ROTH, Proprietor. The largest, nostlOeatod and FurniHhed Houao Ih tho City, Near Union Depot. JB. SIOOINS, M. D., PliVHiciuu, Surgeon A Druclxt, TIONESTA, PA. JW. MORltOW, M. D., I'll Y8ICI AN A SURGEON, IaIp of ArmstroiiR county, having located In 'I'lo-'eHta is prepared to attend all pro toMsional rails promptly and at all hours. Olllceaid re.sidonco two doors north of Ijiwrouoe Houso. OIHuo hours 7 to H A. M., and 11 10 li m.i 3 to S au.l 04 to7i p. m. Sundays, 0 to 19 a. m. j 2 to 8 and 61 to 71 p.m. may-ltJ 81. DR. F. T. NASON. PHYSICIAN A SURGEON, TIONESTA, PA. Onice oppposite C.as Oflleo. Call at tendod to promptly day and nilit. MAY, PARK A CO.. HANKERS. Cornor of Elm ,V Walnut Sts., Tlonosta, Pa., Itunk of Discount snd Deposit. In tnrost allow od on Time DepoMt. Collec tions in ado on all tlio Principal points of the U. S. Collections solicited. JORENZO FULTON, Manufacturer of and Doaler iu HARNESS, COLLARS, BRIDLES, And all kinds of HORSE FURNISHING GOODS. TIONESTA. PA. H. C. WHITTEKIN. Civil Engineer and Surveyor. TIONESTA PA. Lund and Railway Snrvpylnjr a Specialty, Matiuotiu, Solar or Triam;ulatiou Survpy liK. llekt of InstruHienta and wark. Tornis on application. pilIL. EM BUT, FANCY HOOT SHOEMAKER. Shop in Feck building next to Smear JUiiliti Co.'a store. Is prepared to do all Kinds of custom work from tho finest to ' tlio coarsest and K'larantora his work to jrive perfect satisfaction. Prompt atten tion Kivcn to meniliiiK, and prices as rea sonable as first class work can be done for. IF. "W. TjATW, Tractical Tinner All kinds of Sheet Metal Work prompt ly attended to. NO. poRopnir mTM.ni.(!, TIONESTA, PA. JAS. T. BRENNAN, REAL ESTATE, RENTING AND COLLECTING ACENCY, TIOHEST JL, IP.A.. PARTICITr,AR ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE PROPER ASSESSMENT OK LANDS AND THE PAYMENT OK TAXES. ALSO TO THE PURCHASE AND KALE OK REAL ESTATE, AND TO THE RENTING AND MANAGEMENT OF THE SAME. t'hurrh and Knbbnlh Hrhavl. Presbyterian Sabbnth RehooJ at P:45 a. tn. t M. E. Sabbnth School at 10:00 a. m. Preac-hiPR in M. E. Church every Sab bath evuning by Rev. Hum herder. PronclilnR In the F. M. Church every Sabbath evening at tho usual hour. Rev. A. D. Waiues, Pastor. Sorrii'ps in tho Frosbytorlan Church every Snblmth moriiinii and evening, Hov.'J. V. McAnineh otllclatlng. LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS. Oood tlnwaro at F. W, Law's. Oil market closed yesterday 82J. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Klunip, on tbe 15th hint., a n. Uncle Toni'a Cabin at Opera House, Saturday evening, March Miss Nannie Morrow Is homo fot a two week's vacation from New Wilming ton College, Lawrcnco county. FranK Whittckln has returned from his trip to South America, and will again take up his residence in Tionesta. Any communication by mail writton by typewriter, whether sealed or unsealed, must pay lotter ratestho sumo as if writ ten by hand. Rev. Harry S. Hates, of Hydctown, is assisting In a protracting meeting at Spar tansburg. Harry Is noted for preaching practical ploty.AfeadviHc Oazettc. Tho announcement of C. F. Lcdchur of Green twp., for Commissioner, and Frederick Stitzlnger of Tionesta twp., for Assoclalo Judge, appear In this issue. Tlio funniest "Marks," the brst "Eva," and a mirth provoking "Topsy," with New Orleans U. T. Cabin and Specialty Co., nt Opera House, Saturday evening March 22. Tho graduates of the Clarion State Normal School all securo good positions. Principal Davis Interests himself In the welfare of his students after they loave tho school. Messrs. Oliver Hyorly, Philip Haslet and Geo. F. Watson, returned last week from their trip to Washington State. Mr. llyerly's Intentions aro to return in tho course of three or four weeks. A quartette of male voices In planta tion melodies, and original medleys, nolo clogs, jig and roel dancers, with the New Orleans U. T. Cabin and Specialty Co., at Opera House, Saturday evening, March 22. Mr. M. Levy, ono of Marionvillo'a flourishing merchants, was in town last Saturday. Ho was making preparations to take a trip to New York City for a booming stock of goods for tho Spring trade. Hero it Is, March 10, IS'.iO, and the heaviest snow full during the entire win tor, and all since shortly before daylight this morning. There is now about 0 inch es of the beautiful, and really it docs seem beautiful now, Tho New Orleans Uncle Tom's Cabin and Specialty Co. carry 18 peoplo, silver cornet band and solo orchestra, special scenery, and a number of high class spec ialty artists. Opera House, Saturday eve ning, March 22. "Oil, Willio we have missed you 1" Since you liavo been away, dai ling, I've not hud ono soul to send to tho druggist's for Dr. Hull's Cough Syrup; and when my cough syrup is gouo I feel liko I had lost my best friend. Mrs. Ucrnard Bush, one of the first settlers on Gorman Hill, died at the resi dence of Edward Kiser, on March 17, lB'JO, whore she had inado her homo for sumo years past. Sho had attained the great ago of 01 years aud 3 months. "And every thephcrd tolls his talo, under tho hawthorn in tho dale," and on such occasions every shepherdess takes cold, and sutlers tortures with nouralgia until some, sensible, well-iuformed citizen advises her to use Salvation Oil. J. M. Miutz, of the put Price Store, is at present iu tbi East for the purpose of laying In his Spring stock of goods. He is determined not to return until be has secured the choicest in tlio markets. Look out for a flue layout whuu he roturns, Treasurer Ilagerty'g tax sale list ap pears in this issue, aud will doubtless bo scanned closely by our readers. The list embraces something over 400 pieces of property, many of which are quite valua ble. Look it over aud soe if your land Is up for salo. Don't lorget the "C." social at tho Rink next Friday evening, under the auspices of tho young ladies of the Presbyterian congregation. Delicious refreshments will be served and a pleasant time may be ex pected. Suppor will begiu at 5::S0 o'clock and continue during the evening. Owing to the greatly crowded state of our columns we aro compelled to sot our local page in much smaller type than us ual In order to accommodate anything like our customary amount of reading matter. This squeeze will last two or three weeks, but we rather enjoy being squeezed that way. Mr. J. T. and A. Carson received the sad intelligence, on Monday morning last, of the death of their father, Uugb Carson, at Strattanville, Clarion county. Mr. C. was aged about 03 years, aud was a veter an of tho rebellion, having been a member of Co. E, loth Pa. Reserves. He bad bcou a great sullorer for nearly 14 years. Attention is called to tho now broad guage ad. of the Famous Low Price Store. Mr. Harnett keeps right up with the times aud always has the latest and best that money can procure, and has got so accus tomed to marking his goods down to the lowest notch that he can scarcely make a big figure any nioro. He invites you to call. Tho permanent certificate committee of Forest County, will meet in Tionesta school building, April 4th, 1800, at 9 a. m., to examine all applicants. This will be the only meeting of tho committee, and persons applying should have all necessary papers, fully slgued, prior to the above date, and should also notify the chairman of the committee, F. V. Ware, Tiouosta, Pa. -Court met fo, an hour or two on Mon day of this week, but there was little bus iness of public Importance to occupy its attention. Among the transactions was the appointment of Jas. R.Clark as Hur geHS of the Horough, It being found that Dr. Biggins, who was elected at the roeent election, was ineligible to the position on account of his membership of tho Hoard of Pension Examiners. Tho appointment of Mr. Clark Is a good one and gives very general satisfaction. Peterson for April offers special attrac tions for ladies. The colored fashion plate and other engravings show the newest and most effective spring styles. Tho other departments are at tholr very best, and cannot be surpassed by any periodical. Tho steel engraving of Queen Louise, of Prussia, and hor sons, is not only a beau tiful picture, but especially valuable for giving tho portrait of tlio lato Emperor William when a lad of ten. Terms ?2.00 a year. Address, Petorson's Magazine, 300 Chestnut St., Philadelphia. The auditors of Tionesta township publish, (his week, their report of the financial condition of tlio township. This, we should think, is a much more admira bio way of giving tho taxpayers an oppor tunity of seeing what has been done with their money during the past year, than the old-fashioned plan of nailing a flimsy sheet of poorly written manuscript on some scraggly old tree where the first gust of wind or fow drops of rain will demol ish or twist It out of all recognition. Tho man who pays taxes year In and year out has a right to know what is being done with it, and he ought not to be compelled to hunt for that information In tho back woods or by the roadside, but should bare the opportunity of taking a peep at the report in his leisure momenta, by his own cheerful fireside. The cost of publication Is little more than by the "hand-bill" method, and surely gives groater satisfaction. Stewarts Run. Some of our men are out In their sleds this morning but the sleighing is vory thin. Mr. II. M. Rounds of Titusville, preach ed at the White Church last Sabbath. M r. A. N. DeFrance was called hero from Marietta, O., by the sickness and death of his sister Mrs. II. M. Zahnlser. Mrs. Alice Zahnlscr returned from Mer cer county last week. Through some mistake in our last letter we were made to say No. 7, on the Joslyn, was located 2,500 feet south of Nos. 4 and 0, when it should havo been250 feet Mr. J. F. Connelly is quite sick. Elin Copcland has been sick for some time; he had tho grip, and like tho rest thinks it grips hard and long. Wood A UrunEton have a new pumper on the Joslyn. Jim. Mclntyro has bought himself a vory nice team of horses. Jim. likes good ones. 8. W. and F. S. Stewart have a rig tip ready to drill on tho Fair 3S-acros, adjoin ing the Joslyn on the west. They aro looking lor the first sand oil, same as Wood A Rrunston got in. No. C. Fogle A Curtis have sold their lease, in cluding Uio Leo 5-acrcs, tho Azro Cope land, and Ren farm, to some Bradford parties, we are informed, but did not learn the name of purchaser. Dewitt, youngest child of U. S. Zuhniser, is quite sick. Believe it is something like catarrhal fever. Dr. Morrow is attending it. Ftowarts Run sutlers the loss of a good eitizons in the death of Mrs. U. M. Zuhn iser. She left three children too young to tako care of themselves. Tlio youngest, Archie, has gone to live with J. J. Zuhn iser j Harry with J. G. Bromley, and Josio, tho girl, with J. M. Vanborliu. Mr. ',. and family have the sympathy of tlio entire community In their bereave ment. Mrs. Cummings has been quite poorly, but believe site is better at this writing. We understand Willie Brown intends selling his team and going to Butler coun ty to dress tools. Sally Gorman of Tionesta, called on frlonds on Stewarts Run ono week ago Sabbath, also Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brace. Miss Emma Allisou of Newmansvillo, who has been stopping with friends here returned to her school Saturday. Jersey. East Hickory. Say, Mr. Man, what prints the Rkpvb mcan, seoln as how your reporters from this town hev retreted, withdrawn and aud disappeared, I will try and send you an occasional letter. There are some people in this tewn and then there are some othors ; some of them hev tho "whoopla cif" and some others will hev It. The long looked for snow has come and the lumbermen are happy for a minute. That Dempseytown man what wants to know how much time is spent by the East Hickory suckers in the river, and bow much on the land, had better look a little out, or he will find out that suckers not properly dressed are hard to eat. Yisterday was St. Patrick's day iu tho morniu, an tbetowu was full of visitors from abrod. There was Mr. Huddleson, Perry Hill, Wm. Wolcott, Jim. Green, Geo. Sissou, Win. Kribbs, John Church, Chas. Smith, John Pruthor, Marsh Catliu and sou, Solomou Mealy, Miss Wlnkor, Lon Andrews, Dan Andrews, aud the dear nose who all. Ell Berlin and N. P. Wheeler wont awa on tuseday. Rev. Sager says he is going to hew to the lino. I wonder what he tnenes T Thero must bo 8 or 10 holesale and retail cart and buggie establishments in this town. Some peoplo aro making more money on sich things than they are on oil. Mr. Megar from abrod is spendin his vacation here. Rob Whitcome went over to the west side this mornin to build an edition to some of them store keepors. The F. M s will hold their Quarterly meeting three weeks from tho Sunday be fore St. Patrick's day. A team of horses attached to a sled went over the bridge and to the mill for chop without a driver. It was from Whig Hill. Who saya horses do not know when they are hungry T Hopiu this ma find you well and enjoy in yoursef I beg leave to subscribe myself, Giundpap. Itch cured in 30 minutes by Wool ford's Sanitary Lotion. This never fails. Sold by Herman A Siggins, Druggists, Tionestu. jan."- lui. Frost-town Items. Mr. Tldd is closing out his stock In the store, and we are sorry to loam he Is mov ing away. Frank Browster Is going to move to the Hunter Run oil Hold. W. II. Frost's rig is completed and ready to start tho drill as soon as the drillers ar rive. Fox A Crane's mill Is running short handed for want of stock. Our old neighbor T. T. Campbell was In town last week looking for a tenant for his houso. Several teams are hauling logs through town this week on sleighs. Ut'NoitT. Warren Wrinkles. Eleck Shaw has bought a half interest In the grocery business of P. J. Trtishol. A lock is a pleasant talker and will draw custom. Tho now bride, Mrs, Joe C'oatcs, la vis iting her parents in Clevoland. In the meantime. Joo is fixing up tho rooms for housekeeping. This is another Instance of the youngsters wanting to start on a higher piano than their parents. You see thpy will occupy tho second floor. William Winger rocoived a very severe injury recently. Ho ran a rusty Rpike through his foot, and it was with difficulty he reached home. Tho Cornplanter Rofinery have their pipe line in successful operation across the river. There's nothing like being inde pendent of monopolies. Don't be impatient friends, my spring poetry is all ready, but I'm holding it for more favorable weather. X. NEWSY NOTES. By the falling In of tho wall of a burning building at Indianapolis, Ind., Monday, upward of twenty firemen wore buried and horribly burned to death. Many others were more or less seriously Injured. Chas. Benninghoff, one of tho oldost members of the Benninghoff family, who removed to Morcer county over twenty years ago, after having made a fortune out of their farm In Chorrytreo township, diod on Sunday last at his home in Py matuning township, aged 61 years. The remains woro deposited inthe family lot In tho cemetery at Greenville Franklin Setct. James M. Fleming bought a ticket over the lines of tho Pennsylvania Railroad. It did not allow stop-over privileges. Ho stopped off, and on attempting to continue his jourupy was put off the train. He sued and got a verdict of $1,000. Defendant company moved for a new trial on the ground that the damages ;were excessive. Judgo Ewing of Pittsburgh, before whom tbe motion was made, conceded that the award was excessive, and suggested an agreement between the parties to accept a verdict of toOO. At the same time be filed an opinion, which is to tho effect that the purchaser of a rnilroad ticket, ovon with out stop-over privileges stipulutod, has the right to travel over the distance bis ticket calls for in stuges as well as in one con tinuous journey. Tho decision is of Inter est to travelers. Franklin Ncu:i. DIED. BROWN. At her home In Hickory twp., this county, Wednesday, March 12, 1S!H) Margaret, wife of .lames Brown, agod 83 years, fi mos. and 20 days. 1IILLARD. Ruby St. Clairp, youngost daughter of R. J. and M. A. Millard, at Clarington, March 0, 18!W,of peritonitis, ngpd 8 years and 16 days. Tho deceased was ill tor only 4 days and suffered terribly from tho progress of tho diseuso that carried her away. During her illness she exhibited a patience that seem ed to belong to more mature years, and a consideration for those attending her that evinced great unselfishness. The young est by a number of years of 12 children, livo of whom are now dead, she occupied a peculiarly endearing position in, and re lation to the rest of, the family. And this relation makes her death tho more sad and sorrowful. None but those that have mot with such a loss can appreciate tho extreme anguish and keenness of tlio grief to a family and parents thus boreaved. To die at any time is sad and awful ; to die in youth unusually so; and the death of children affects us as other deaths do not. We recognize death as tho enemy of tho race the despoilcr of our peace. Life means all of earthly good. There is some thing wonderfully hopeful and inspiring in the gladness and assurance with which the child anticipates and moves toward tl le future. There is something wonderfully sad and pathetic in scoing all these vanish as a dream tho little hands and feet al ways ho active now at rest forever; the little lips closed never to open with prat tle or smile again ; tho life gone out not to return ; tlio spirit, so akin to Him who gave it, hushed into a silence that is un broken as days come and go. It is very touching to see tho little feet turned back, and tho litb go out of sight behind the darkness that sepa rates timefroin eternity. Hut if the vjll were litted and our vision enlarged wo might understand these things better. It may not bo that because a lite ends early here the same life would not have endbd well if prolonged. Hut who knows the deeds of goodness and tho labor of lovo theso occupy in tho grander life that lies beyond. Going back to Him un tainted, unbroken, uumangled by willful, persistent, rebellious sin they occupy a peculiar placo in Uis presence. We griove over our loss and aro long in being recon ciled. The tie that binds us to our depart ed ones is a tender one ; it would be wrong to sever it. Hut we are comforted by His words, and glorified voices among which we recognize familiar tones, and a celes tial vision iu which a familiar form ap pears, softens our sadness, and our tears flow less bitter as wo read, "Of such Is the kingdom." Funeral services conducted bv Rov. Pol lard were held iu the M. E. Church on Sunday afternoon, March 9. The large at tendance at the funeral showed the esteem in which the deceased was held, and ex pressed a hearty sympathy for the parents and family in their bereavement. Young ladies Bchoul fellows of the deceased older In years than she, actod as pall-bearers, and the body was iuid to rest, in hope of a glorious aud immortal restoration. ' ZAHNISER At her home at Stewarts Run, Pa., March 8. ls'.HI, Elizabeth, wile of H. M. Zuhnisnr, aged 4'J years, 11 months and 4 days. Mrs. Zuhniser was born in Mercer coun ty, Pa. She was tho oldest daughter of Arthur and Nancy DeFrance. November 22, 160, she was united in marriage with H. M. Zuhniser. Sho removed with her family to Stewarts Hun in the spring of 1M2, where sho rsided until tho Master called, "It is enough, come up higher." Mrs. ',, was a loving wife and kind eom- E anion. She experienced a change of part when a girl, and has been a faithful follower of Christ ever since. Sho died with the blessed knowledge that she was a child of God, and although missed by us we should rejoice to know that sho has gone to the borne prepared for the child ren of (iod. She leaves a husband and 10 children to uioiii n her loss, 7 boys and 3 irirls, two of w bom are married, Mrs. J. M. VauDerliii and Mrs. J. G. Bromley. Sho also leaves 2 sisters and 2 brothers. Mrs. Zahnisur was a woman loveil and respected by all wlio knew her, and her companion anil children have the sincere sympathy of thoir many friends. The re mains were conveyed to Mercor county and interred iu t'uo)Mriug Cemetery, on the litb inst, J. H. li. Notice. I shall go East the last of March to boy the largest stock of Spring Goods ever showo io Forest county, at rock bottom prices, and kindly ask all parties who have old accounts with me to remit, or call and settle before March 28, 1890. David Mintz, Marienville, Pa. $300 Prizes. Case School of Applied Science offers five $300 prize scholarship on entrance examination. For particu lars address Cady Staley, President, Cleveland, O. 4t. If you want bargains in Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Silverware, call at A. C. Guth's Jewelry Storo. tf TREASURER'S SALE OF SEATED AND UNSEATED LANDS IN FOREST COUNTY, PA. BY VIRTUE of Sundry acts of the Genoral Assembly of tho Commonwealth of Pennsylvania relating to tho sale of Seated and Uuseatod Lands in the County of Forest, etc., for taxes duo and unpaid I will offer at publlo salo, at tho Court House in the Borough of Tionesta, Pa., on the SECOND MONDAY OF JUNE, 1890 at 10 o'clock, A. M., tho following described pieces of land, or such parts thoroof as may be necessary to satisty the amount of taxes and costs due and unpaid against the same, and continue the same from day to day as the same may be found necessary. TERMS OF SALE: The amount of taxes and costs must be paid when tho property is struck off, or the tale may be avoided and the property put up and resold. Attention la called to the Act of Assem bly of June 6, 1H87, providing for the col lection of interest on taxes overdue. In terest at the rate of 6 per cent, will be col lected on unseated school taxes from Jan. 1st, 1880, and on all other unseated taxes from Jan. 1st, 1300. All tracts not elhcrwlw marked are adver tlsed for taxes mf 1888 and 1889. Barnett Township. H'lrrul-Amt. Wimnte or 0Br An'u 8140 633 RSA JW Wlnlack fl70 06 0701 1 R S Wlnlack t9 31"9 247JOgilbv Heirs, westend,1883 46 70 3)60 449 John Becker 161 39 6701 65 Reid II J, 1K8U 5 27 3161 97 fsub 10 Stiner Danlol, '69 13 10 42 Winegard David S 06 8161 200 Muhlenbnrg 11 Campliell 84 12 30 John M Chtpp fl Gilfoyie 0 27 2ft Rufus Dodge fl Gilfovfe 6 35 3311 100 Stiner Daniel, '89 8 10 280 Anderson Mary, '89 5 67 8151 600 Reid A McCloskey, 'H9 108 00 3168 1047 Reid A McCloskey, '89 226 15 Croon Township. 151 Irwin II M it S T May 16 40 I of 120 Myers Peter or Null' 19 18 5189 200 Myers E II A Co. '89 27 60 5183 100 S D Irwin fl Phillis J M 21 00 6189 100 E D Emerson fl Conard 22 80 3818 66 Lacy 10 91 381017 60 Unknown fl Davis I) 62 100 First Nat. Bank of Holli- daysburg fl Brecht 22 80 3825 100 Lacy FC 2160 6185 250 John A Dale Heirs, '89 34 60 5505 420 Hasko'l & Co tl Lacy, '8S 302 40 Harmony Township. 60 A J A J B Siggins, '89 9 80 66 GShambuig tl Biodie, '83 14 00 60 Siggins J Y, '88 1120 80 Newberry E 32 40 100 Thompson W 8 fl Babbot,'89 8 40 224 Cartright S S 6 46 974 Pago Charles 11 Siggins .38 08 1H0 Ilowarth Thomas 60 20 75 Miles Hugh 18 90 162 McCalmont S F 37 80 1 16 McCalmont Mrs S F 28 57 224 Brown Jonathan Heirs, '89 2 80 lUi Paul D J, '89 1 96 134 Paul Hosea 11 D J, '89 1 90 V Paul R 8 II D J, '89 1 90 No. 6 259 Pittsburgh Nat. Bank of Commerce Co 28 145 O Shamburg fl P'gh Nat. Bunk of Commerco, '89 16 24 50 J Bonnev, '89 7 00 160 Smilov Dr. 11 Getchell S5 84 101 L D Vi'hiteomb 11 Amy, '88 1 83 Hickory Township. 6203 650 Wilkins Crocker A Long 280 10 6191 200 Unknown 27 20 6192 200 J M Clapp fl Bocker 27 20 100 Bealty David 23 80 120 Longwell A McFeo, i for 1888 all for 1889 13 54 33 Collins Til 4 48 3689 300 J M Clapp Unknown 40 80 32 Wiggins Kit 4 35 10 Dr. Colbert tic J Reid 2 18 60 H II Stow 0 80 1 W L Anderson 68 5192 76-165tlis of 624 Harbor Creek Oil Co 19 53 Island 4 C 8 Whitney A Sons 2 04 3iiS9 329 Porcival C Hay James, '89 22 37 60 O Siggins AGS Siggins 6 80 5192 60 Win und John Doikrager fl Colo 6 80 31 Warren Smith, '89 2 3! 45 Siggins Orion fl Church 6 46 1 Siggins tl Middieton, '89 68 5192 50 Orion Siggins tt Clapp 5 10 5192 lO-lti.'iths of 824 F W Morgan, '89 3 84 5192 10-lroths of 62 1 B D Vldets, '89 3 84 5192 10-Kiitlis of 624 J W Willard, '89 3 84 6102 10-Kiatlis of 024 W W Marks, '89 3 81 5192 20-165ths of 624 J W Wilson, '89 7 60 6192 lU-Hi5ths of 624 W RGray, '89 0 19 5192 621 Orion siggins timbor on this tract, '89 4 26 Howe Township. fu. Bub. Acre. Vunuw, or O.ntr. Am u 3192 990 II Leltoy fc J Link- lain, 18S9 201 96 2023 600 Nicholson J, 1889 85 00 2021 600 Nicholson A Mcl'her- son, 1889 85 00 3802 003 W H Frost A Co. 1888 137 10 2878 1003 W W'illink 339 73 2736 68 100 " " Hunt 32 00 2736 61 100 ' " 34 00 5800 1 100 A P Anderson 11 Rouudsley 3'Z 80 2850 10 100 W Willlnk. Seliolleld 32 8U 2910 15 100 " " McCloskey 33 40 2910 16 100 " " Daughorty 33 40 2916 19 Jof 100 " " Steuurt J 2180 2916 20 Jot' 1(H) " " Stewart J 2180 2S08 25-26 200 Colter A Uncapher, Ludwig, 1889 30 00 2977 31-32-33-37-38-39- 40 700 W Williuk, Brooks W 200 20 2977 IoISj 50 " " Colttir it Uneaphnr, 18x9 7 50 2995 43 50 W Williuk, Nuwland S A 1430 2995 48 100 James B Carr 11 Tay lor, 1889 17 00 3186 l.'iO John M Clapp 37 80 8186 68 Dobbs H HI 4. 318") 100 Millllll J 35 40 2916 ) 4 100 Burnett S F 3.140 5102 750 Anchor Oil Co 2oj 50 5103 631 dough L S, Funk Heirs 109 19 6104 1000 Clougu L S, Funk Heirs 3'0 00 2019 I'W Thomas II Dallett 53 76 6105 670 Salmon Creek Lum ber A Mining Co tl MilliinJ :2'M9 Treasurer's Sale. .r. Bub. Atw. Warrant. r 0ft.r. Am. 6101 1000 Clongh L 8 fl Funk 305 00 6282 10O0 " " 305 00 8133 100 Mifflin J 40 20 2300 2R0 L A Hrenneman 32 21 8188 734 H LeHoyAj Linklaln 234 88 2300 4R0 Marcus Hillings 63 67 2022 600 " " 92 00 8197 111 O Rosenblatt fl Howe Oil Co 76 30 8197 37 II Rosenblatt 25 46 3197 37 H Waldhelmer 25 35 2850 2 100 P J Swain 32 80 2736 64 1 of 100 II WTrscy.G W Blan- Phard t F R Pier 6 40 2736 65Jofl00 II WTraey.G VV Blan- chard API1 Pier 4 14 2730 50 JofOO II WTracv.O WHlan- ehard A F R Pior 3 72 6105 676 Grandin A Co, i of oil and gas 11 90 6108 150 Grandin Co, H of oil and gas 3 07 Vacant 100 R J Blood fl C II Blood 31 75 3W.-, 1000 WrhihtADuhring,'89 170 00 4790 890 " '89 151 30 4791 990 ' " '89 163 30 3181 lor.326 II LpRov JLinklain 3128 3801 915 WriuhtA Duhring 274 70 6108 150 Salmon Croek Lum- bor Co 61 40 3198 25 Michael MurphvA Co, -V. E. corner, '89 5 97 3198 25 Michael Murphy .t Co, S. E. corner, '89 2 38 3193 50 Union Oil Co 18 00 3197 213 Mm Agnewetal 11460 4823 478 Pittsburgh A Forest Countv Lumber Co 223 72 31R6 100 Thomas B Taylor 28 60 2977 100 Rappee J S 32 80 8188 250 Anchor Oil Co fl Davis . and Murphv 90 61 6105 676 Marcy Oil Co, of oil and gas on this tract 11 94 5108 150 Marcy Oil Co, of oil and gas on this tract 3 67 2153 300 Unknown, E. end of warrant 57 60 2850 J of 300 WSColeflEldridge,'88 9 00 2 W S Colo fl Nugent 68 Vacant 25 Reed A Brcnnaman tl Dobbs 8 02 Vacant 17 Reed A Brcnnaman tl Dobbs 6 46 3801 393 2-10 Means White, '89 27 11 3198 375 Rogers it A gnew, '88 90 00 3799 1049 Frost W H II Wright ,t Duhring, '89 214 01 Jenks Township. 3174 65 1001 J Morgan Jennlson,'89 15 37 3174 49 0SJ " " '89 13 49 8174 50 93J " " '89 13 49 8174 58 1301 " ' '89 18 85 3174 67 68 " ' '89 8 41 6141 27 Boynton P, East part of Bonner 5 39 6141 S 127 Bovnton P, Slovens 30 88 6143 9 279i J F Moffett 63 67 614112 145 Boynton P, Ni Paul J, '89 25 23 5145 100 Hood, Bonbrlght fc Co, '89 11 60 3046 1014 Davidson Wm, Mil ler, '88 64 75 3159 2471 Ogilby Heirs, west end, '89 35 82 8160 414 John Dicker 114 11 3191 16 95 II LoRoy A J Linklaln 24 32 3163 888 " ' 206 40 3161 990 " ' 239 58 8177 23 114 " " '89 16 83 3178 1-2-7-8-10- 17-18 783 " " '89 90 81 3179 51 . 65 11 75 3168 990 " ' 255 74 3181 27 100 ' " 27 10 8182 8-4-5-0-9-12 13-14- 19-20 1073 " " 290 89 3179 69 112 Henry Rossman 28 79 3136 80 Clongh L 8 20 66 3501 1041 Nichols John '89 176 48 3670 1037 " & McPherson260 52 3645 680 " " Steadman 1889 118 32 Vacant 100 Proper A Agnew 11 Proper 28 60 3173 90 Sutton Robert 27 01 3177 31 114 Sustoim Cass 16 53 612!) 68 Dobbs J B 15 72 6106 1090 FunK Heirs. '88 122 08 5107 1000 Clongh L S 286 00 6110 763 Salmon Creek Lum ber and Mining Co 193 62 Vacant 200 R J Blood 11 C II Blood 61 40 3169 39 Marks L J 8 90 8170 290 Reyner S B, J A and others 74 53 3173 120 Reyner S B, J A and others 47 76 6138 100 O W Si hoflelil 28 60 6141 160 Thompson John 34 24 Vacant 132 O W Proper tl Wood bum '89 19 87 3181 Oil Brower O, Rold for i tax of 1888, and for all or 188U 114 21 S105 400 W A Nicodemus fl Reed 104 40 5141 i of 127 Frank Pier and II W Tracy 17 22 8561 1000 John CrabtreoA-Duvis 286 00 5144 15 of70i IIWTracv, F It Pier andG WBlanchard 7 69 5141 15 Jof70J HWTracv, F R Pier andG W Blanchard 7 09 5110 753 Grandin it Co, of oil and gas on tins tract 13 57 6129 J of58 Grandin t Co, X of oil and gas on this tract 117 3170 t of 320 II W Tracy and Pier 13 69 3H22 200 Anna Hills 54 28 Vacant 43 Nugent Thomaa 11 05 6129 100 John Cooer '89 17 40 3042 130 Eaton tl Eldridgo 29 04 Vacant 80 Nugent Thouiiis 14 85 3173 28 Blood Cyrus Estate 7 19 3607 1000 Wright Duhring 280 00 3063 140 " " 40 04 3064 1 40 " .42 00 3171 105 Blood P P 26 99 3173 100 " " 81 40 3173 80 " " 25 12 3170 80 Hunt Mrs LM 22 80 3170 80 " " '88 8 96 8169 80 " '88 6 72 3171 160 Edwin Bevier 11 Blood R J 41 li 3109 20 80 Edwin Bcvlorfl Blood R J 20 64 3169 7 79 Edwin Bevier fl Blood R J 37 82 3169 105 8 S Towlor 17 97 8183 235 Shipe Luclnda '88 26 32 3183 235 Shipo May '88 23 01 3800 100 Emma J Carry '89 14 60 3800 814 Goorgo Meuns it E J Dompsey 185 60 3183 20 A M Montelius and Others 5 14 5110 753 Marcy Oil Co, i ol oil and gas on this tract 13 57 6129 58 Marcy Oil Co, of oil and gas on this tract 1 27 3169 7 1 RJ Blood town sif Marienvillo 86 3161 128 Hugh McliinisEs a of J T Mel un is 'Ml 18 56 3042 7 100 Proper Agnew and Kelly fl Kldridge 19 90 3K01 347 Menus and White 'HI 20 13 3046 1014 Minertireen it Co '89 147 03 3109 7 1-5 Irwin S B '89 68 Kingsley Township. WarTmauAer... Vatraal.a ar Ova,. Aa, t. 5137 75 Gilbert James 5145 100 Unknown 6234 i of'950 Tavlor Charles, '89 3142 150 HIcaklcv James 12 75 13 25 69 37 21 76 47 30 7 34 9 60 6 01 36 40 24 92 5186 5187 518S 5188 6193 3!H Wolf Company 60 " " 80 Ford S A, and Caroline 50 T P Benjamin II Snoblet 215 J M Clapp fl (iiliiUain 5188 5105 170 Win Sinclair lor inns 320 " " " 18M9 ) 3u0 Grandin Co, ( oil and gas on mis ira.1 6108 950 Gruudin Co, ,' oil and gus on tliis tract 5109 1000 Graudiu fc Co, H' oil and gas on this tract 5110 800 Gruudin A Co, oil aud gas ou this tract 5128 I'M) Grandin A Co, ' oil and gus on this traet 5129 900 Graudiu A Co, 4 oil aiVl gas on this tract 51S7 60 11 J lit id II Overlander 6105 300 Marcy Oil Co, oil and gus on this tract 8108 950 Many Oil Co, X oil and gas on this trac t 5109 1000 Marcy Oil Co, oil and gat on this truct 5110 300 Marcy Oil Co, J oil ami gas on this tract 4 81 15 19 16 01 4 81 16 01 14 41 7 S4 4 70 15 19 16 01 4 81 Treasurer's Sale. WarrankAc'rpa. Wan-ante or Owaar. A,'. 5128 1000 Marcy Oil Co, if oil and gas on this tract 16 00 6129 000 Marcy Oil Co. t oil and gas on this tract 14 41 6214 100 nchorOil Co fl School er, 1889 10 00 3133 4 of 100 John A A Jackson Stewart 7 25 Tionesta Township. 160 Phoenix Oil Co 69 20 275 E E Clapp lo 77 356 V. E Chmp 131 72 f t w r Dalrymplo 15 92 674 sub 1-6 John M Clapp 17 46 135 sub 2-16 " 84 97 074 sub 1-16 " fl Larlmore 17 41 170 Dale John A and Stone 37 74 100 F T Walker '89 14 80 300 Benninghoof and Others 11 1 00 180 Gilmore and Dull 38 90 000 " " '8S 88 80 80 Mvers John 23 68 110 (Jilmoro L L 41 47 2823 2833 2823 3S23 2826 2S:4 2824 2828 2824 28-18 1000 Clapp Edward E 2 W 00 2820 100 Unknown 37 00 28311 9H) Hannah and Oimillsn 329 07 2821 100 Graham and Paul Sterner 37 00 i oMuO S T May and Irwin '89 29 60 87 Agnew Proper and Jamie- son fl Hunker Hill oil Co 30 58 127 Arnv D W 50 23 251 Geo S Hunter 10 19 212 J M Clapp fl Hasson and Cornwall Bl 95 2828 250 J W Fielder 92 50 240 S D Irwin 44 40 084 Samuel R Phillips Heirs 18 64 43 S D Irwin Vanderhoof 10 67 45 First Nat. Hank of Pitts burgh and Othera 16 67 310 Simpson A Co tl Paxton '89 67 35 200 E M Pavnefl Kennewav 59 20 2828 3821 3824 R Curtis 195 James Bleakley 1889 36 09 " 195 Sarah F McCalmont 68 28 PS CS Whitney fl Daleheirs 22 75 58 CS Whitney 1413 3821 152 G W Robinson fl Walker FT 48 70 2827 990 E E Clapp fl Vanderhoff 866 30 2822 1000 EE Clapp flSt Louis oil Co 555 00 10 Pottigrew Joseph 8 70 2S26 100 Pavne Thomas 48 10 2 Siggins O tl Hepburn 89 2 F F Whittekin 89 60 Fahnestock Ps.li. it Phila. Oil Company 1889 11 10 2821 175 A B Kelly fl Allen it Hay 56 61 282.1 U74 J M Clapp fl Bucknor sub 1-10) 24 80 2833 33 j J M Clapp fl Ludllng sub 1-32 8 63 15 Cascade Pet. Land Ass'n 6 65 of 26 Wolcott Grove and Co 6 99 100 Bissell Bishop R Curtis 1889 18 50 100 Bissell At Biship W Eck '89 14 80 1 15 Copeland Oles Hoira 38 11 130 Henry Johnson fl in lands, 1889 9 62 21 Agnew Proper flBunker Hill Oil Co 7 55 62 Dale Heirs to Slilppcn 15 40 65 A T Cupps 11 Gadsboy, '89 12 04 SEATED LANDS. Barnett Township. Warrara.Aort,. Warraaua or Owaar. Aa't. 280 Anderson Mary flPearsall 1888 . 17 36 80 Clovor and Burnbam fl Davis, 1888 10 92 100 Steincr Daniel, 1883 0 20 Creen Township. 515S 6157 3819 3825 6185 500 Bonner J, 1888 62 00 600 Bonner J, 1888 62 00 50 Bonner Estate 16 70 50 First Nat. Bank of Holli- daysburg 10 15 106 First Nat. Bank of Holll- daysburg 28 45 1 Thompson and Bean 33 12 Whitman John Shoup S 86 75 WhitmauSelden, 1889 11 28 8820 3825 Hickory Township. 5197 50 Albaugh J H, 1880 3 40 10 Allegheny Nat. Bank, 1889 68 4 of 160 Ball N G and Williams 2 90 98 Beney ML. 30 00 80 " " 23 80 6233 10 Berlin Eli 1 16 330 Davton Jesse 46 24 5191 50 '" 6 20 5 Dale John A 2 90 90 McCutcheon Clarissa 14 39 6203 570 Mercantile Oil Co, 1889 88 76 60 Patterson D L 80 810 Siggins John J W Kin near 41 24 750 Siggins and Wilson, oil and gas 19 12 COO W U Webb 3360 Howe Township. 2850 300 James Eldridgo A W S Colo, 1889 20 60 Jenks Township. 220 Daniels JameB W ' 63 26 3501 53 sub 8 Frost W K 11 01 8169 1-5 sub 7( Irwin SB, 1SS8 46 55 Eifin Ernest, 1889 6 14 Kingsley Township. 6156 600 Bonner and Cornwall, 1888 35 00 6155 600 " " 1888 85 00 5217 1 100 Lamb Heirs i oil right 5 63 6213 316 Roid C M A J 11 Osmcr, '88 26 70 6214 290 " " '88 87 00 6212 306 Schooley J C and Co 76 00 6131 1000 Watson and Freeman, 1888 84 00 5217 i of 1100 Wheeler Dusenburv - -JZ Co and Chas M Reed '88 80 80 6186 66 Moore A tl Bastin, 1888 1 68 Tionesta Township. 3821 8 sub 14 Armstrong Geo '88 140 92 Bleakley James 27 14 25 Bvers Philip, 1889 2 70 18 Clark Samuel Heirs S 28 50 Capp E K fl Huddleson 14 70 236 Cook W, 1889 84 29 2824 600 Gillmore and Dull, 1889 44 40 3824 60 Hughes Sarah 13 00 50 llepler J, 1888 7 40 63 Hulings W W 12 64 50 E S Iloyt tt Grnbbs, 1888 4 63 23 llepler Jerry, 1888 65 5 McKinloy Gilbert 18S9 81 160 Sickles G G, 1889 11 47 21 U'enk Mrs Mary tl Pro per, 1888 1 73 100 Webster Co 11 Setley 23 53 231 Hussey I'Ul Ho wo, 1889 31 19 Harmony Township. Aerva. Tarraatat or Oouar. la'! 40 Allen F W, 1888 4 4S 40 Bradley J B 33 44 84 Bcatty David 16 80 50 Brown Samuel 24 00 15 Beatty David, 1889 4 2 14 " " 1889 43 50 Babbett M F, 1888 $ 40 100 Connelly Eliza Heirs 19 Ml 106 Clark Urease a Co 32 48 40 Clark D W fl Jones 1 1 2u 103 Coultor W II 11 Duiilap, 1889 8 20 21 " ' 1889 81 124 Dawson I W 33 60 hHI Dale A 11 fl Winner, 18S9 14 00 40 Duyton Jessie tl W McKinley,'89 10 10 135 Dowell Chas 26 41 100 Grove George and Wilson 26 60 4 Goodman A II, 1889 71 195 liiiidokooper 58 01 100 Mctirew llarev. 1880 lrt Kit 3.30 McGurvey ami Co 91 on oo Moyer Lt 14 00 82 MuuroHS Heirs, 1SS9 9 uo 100 Pittsburgh Cherry Hun Oil Co rata) no yi on 165 " " ' " 3 ' 80 ' " " ' 1889 264 Pittsburgh Co, O Harra, 18S9 I a mipp jucou n Miniums, imui I 4ihi .stun Harriet li Kepler 1 I - 218 Shuuiburg G tl Sweet Sheriff 27 07 50 ' H l'ut.groff, 1889 2 00 134 " tl Brown, 1889 5 3d 89 tl Hoi brook, 1889 2 hi 5 " Gursoii, S8y 40 13 StelU Pet. Co 3 52 23 " 1888 3 02 92 Siggins Will llciis, 1888 7 Ot 150 W ebster Hugh and Co 30 !K 100 Wilson 11 NUiwcll, 188S 14 01 100 Wilson Sam'l tl N.iill, 1888 14 Uf 78 Wilkins Horace, 18vi 16 8f 215 Watson L F tl Cecil ' 28 2C Tionesta Borough. 480 Sickles GO 214 31 t WuUon L F. 1888 11 lt i Smith II E tl Cope-land. 1S89 5 5i J A 11 KM U. ll.UiKUTY, Treasurer. Tionesta, Forest Co., Pa., March 13, ISiO
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