THE FOREST REPUBLICAN.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1800.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.
Ir7.. J. R. Ci.aiik.
Cimncitmrn North ward, U. M. Her
man, H. M. Foreman, Patrick Joyce.
South ward, J. C. Hoowdon, 8. 11. Has
let, Kll Holomnn.
Jimtiee of the Peace J. F. Proper, 8.
J. Sotlov.
Ontablti and Collectors. H. Cnnfiold.
AVioo JUreetor ii. W. Robinson, A.
n. Kelly, K. L. Davis, U. H. Knox, D.
W. Clark, J. T. llronnan.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
Member of Conrtre .Tames Ktcnn.
Member of Semite J. II. Wilson.
A atemhlf Ciiari.k A. IUndam,,
President Judqe W. P. Huown.
Aoeiat JiidijetJouti A. Pnor-En,
John II. Wiiitk.
Treasurer Ja. R. IIaookhty.
Prothonotnry, lift inter i Recorder, &c
CAt.vfN M. Ants-fin..
.Sheriff'. Ono. W. Kawtkp..
rm.i.uiO)t(-r Wm. 11. S.lIEI.ns, C.
V. liKOKnun, J. J. Pabsonb,
IXtnnty Superintendent Uko. W. Kkrr.
JHttrirt Attorney V. M. Ct.ABK.
Jitry CommUnioners C. II. CHuncn,
John F. l ami..
County Murveynr J. F. PnorEW.
Coroner Dr. A. K. SrowErirnKK.
County Auditor B. I Joneh, R. Z.
Gim.kspi ?, Wm. Bi.rt.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
OUVK LODOE, No. fiftf, F. A A. M.
Stated Meeting held nt Odd Fol
lows Hull the first Mondnv of each month.
T. J. PAYNE. W. M.
T. Ii. COnn, Seu'y.
WXsilINOTON CAMP, No. 420, P. O.
8. of A., moots every Monday eve
ning in Palo Hall. White degree confer
led 1st and :td Mondavs of each month.
M. If. SHOEMAKER, Pros.
t. n. conn, it. 8.
TTOTTESTA LODGE
-s irr i . u. ot v. ir.
MEETS every Tuesday evening, at 8
o'clock. In the Lodgo Room in Par
tritlgo'n Hall. Confers f ho Initiator' de
PTCO tho first Tuesday night of eaeh
month; first degreo tho second Tuesday
night; second degree tho third Tuesday
idght ; third Iejrrco tho fourth Tuesday
'"SOLOMON FITZGERALD, N. O.
J..II. FONES, Seo'y. 27-tf.
. IVIRKST LODUE, No. 1S4, A. O. U. W.,
1 Meets every Friday KvcnlnR In Has
let Hall, Tionesta.
J.R.WKNK.M.W.
J. R. CLARK, Recorder.
CAPT. OEOKOK STOW TOST,
No. 274, ii. A. R.
Moot on the first Wednesday In each
in mill, In Odd Fellows Hall. Tionesta, Pa.
P. BLACK, Commander.
IJOAHDof EXAMINING SURQEON.S
.IJ for Korest County.
H.S. Towler M. P., President; J. V.
Morrow M. P., Secretary ; J. 11. Sigginsi
M. P., Troasurer. Tho Roard will meet
In Pr. Morrow's office, Tionesta, on the
third Wednesday of each mouth, nt 10
o'clock, n. m.
A
ONEW A CLARK,
ATTOKXKYS-AT-LAW,
Ctlloe next door to P. O., Tionesta, Pa.
j. ii, aq.nk.w. r. m. ri.Anw,
District Attorney.
Mr. Clark is Auent fir a number of re
liable Kire Iiimii ranee Companies.
E.
L. DAVIS.
ATTORXF.Y-AT-LAW,
Tionesta, Pn.
Cillectlona made In this and adjoining
couiitiea.
HI F. HITCH FY.
J . ATTORXF.Y-AT-LAW,
Tione!a, Forcet County Pa.
JJ K. KIULK,
ATTORN KY-AT-LAW,
(illico in Kepler Mock, Room 0, Tinnesta,
Pf.
IAWRliXCH IIOUSF., Tioncst.i, Pa..
J Jiistis Sliawkev, Proprietor. This
tu)'.it.o is centrally located. Everything
new ami well furnished. Supeiior Ac
M.iiniodations and strict attention piven
t i guests. Vegetables and Fruits of all
k'n.ls served in their season. Rniunlc
roo.n for Coniinercial A trout.
ptEXTRAL HOUSM, Tionesta. Pa.,
V O. C. Krnwnoll. Proprietor. This is a
now house, and has just Won fitted up tor
the accommodation of tho public. A por
tion of tho pntrouago of tho public is solic
ited. 4fl-ly.
CENTRAL HOVSE, OIL CITY, PA.
W. 11. ROT II, Proprietor.
'Hie largest, Best Located and Furnished
I loua.) in the City. Near Union Pepot.
JB. SIOOINS, M. P.,
Physician, Surgeon A Druggist,
TIONESTA, PA.
JW. MORROW, M. P.,
. ril YSICIAN it SURGEON,
I .ale of Armstrong county, having located
in Tionesta la prepared to attend all pro
torsional call promptly and at ull hours.
Oil'icoB.Ki resitteuco two doors north of
Luwrcnco House. Oftico hours 7 to H A.
K., and 11 to VI m. ; 2 to 3 an-1 tl) to 7) r.
M. (Sundaya, 9 to 1? A. M. j 2 to S and 61
to 71 P. is. may-lS 81.
DR. F. T. NASON.
PHYSICIAN A RVROEOX,
TIONESTA, PA.
Office oppposito Oas Ollh-o. Calls at
tended to promptly day and night.
MAY, PARK ft CO.,
BANKERS.
Corner of Elm iV Wainut Sts., Tionesta,
Pa., Itun Ic of Discount and Deposit. In
terest allowed on Time Deposits. Collec
tions niado on all the Principal points of
the U. S. Collections solicited.
JORHNZO FULTON,
Manufacturer of and Poalcr lu
HARNESS, COLURS, BRIDLES,
And all kinds of
HORSE FURNISHING GOODS.
TIONESTA. PA.
H. C. WHITTEKIN.
Civil Engineer and Surveyor.
TIONESTA PA.
Land and Railway Survoying a Specialty.
Maguotic, Solar or Triangulatioii Survey
ing, uokt nt Instruments una wnk
Tonus on application.
piIIL. KMERT,
FANCY BOOT A SHOEMAKER.
Shop in Reck building next to Smear
anugh A Co.' store, is prepared to do all
Kinds of custom work from the linet to
tho coarsest and guarantees his work to
Kve perfect balistaclioii. Prompt atten
tion given t mending, and prices as rea
sonable us Ural clusd wuru can bo done tor,
JAS. T. HRENNAN,
REAL ESTATE,
RENTING AND COLLECTING
AGENCY,
TIOITESTA, PA.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION OIVKN TO
TI1K PKOPKK AHSKHHMKNT OK LANDS
AND THK PAYMENT OK TAXES. ALSO
TO THK PURCHASE AND HALE OK
REAL ESTATE, ANP TO THE RENTINU
ANP MANAGEMENT OF THE SAME.
C'hnrrh an4 nbbnlh ftrbool.
Presbyterian Sablmth School at 0:45 a.
III. M. 10. Sabbath School at 10:00 a. m.
Preaching in M. E. Church evory Sab
bath evening by Rev. Rumberxer.
Preachinn in the F. M. Church every
Halilmth evonin at the usual hour. Rev.
F. F. Slioup, Pastor.
Services in the Trosbytorlan Church
evory rallaili murninir and evening,
Rev.' J. V. McAninch otnclaliiifr.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil market closed yesletdny
C. M. Sbawkey ia altcnding court
this week.
Friend, take your sewing to
Mrs. Seigel, opposite P. O. 2t
Mra. D. V". Agnew of Warren, is
visitiog Tionesta friends this week.
The Uepuhi.ican acknowledges a
pleasant call Monday morning from
II. B. Torlcr Esq , of Tilusville.
T. J. VanGiesen Esq., is up from
Leechbnrg ibis week, attending court,
and shaking hands with old friends.
Rev. A. S. Stewart of the Uuited
Presbyterian Church, will preach in
ibo School House nest Sabbath at 11
a m. and 3 p. ru.
L!y reference to the announcement
column it will be observed that Mr.
Harry Maze publishes his withdrawal
as a caudidate for Slier iff.
Tho Blizzard observes that from
present indications the farmers of this
section will be unable to raise anything
but umbrellas this season if the rain
continues.
The public is cordially invited to
attend the rtetico at the Ritik to be
given by J. V. Landers, Thursday
evening, May '2'J. Good music and
good supper will be guaranteed. 2t
Messrs. Grove & Shield", on the
C. F. Cropp farm fuuud the 2d sand,
with sonic show of oil, but ne believe
the boys have more abiding faith io
the 3d s:md, and will make an tfiort
to find the same.
Mrs. Clinton Bryan died at her
home in Weft Hickory, ou the 12th
inst., after an illness of several months
hiie was aged oi yearn, and leaves a
liuabntiil ami little sail, besides a large
circle of friends to mourn Ler death.
Billy" Ditkragerand "Harumy"
Foreman returned on Saturday last
from a fjur month's stay at Grandin,
Mo , where they had been working at
the carpenter trade for n largo lumber
firm. 'Squire W. J. Foreman of
Hickory, who wai also out, returned
several weeks ago.
the Meadville Gazette reports
that "aidangerous team, consisting of
a horso and an aa, went down Chest
nut street a few days ago at a fast gait.
Tho horse drew tho buggy aud the ass
held thu lioes aud plied the whip."
Such teams are frequently seen in
more places tliau Meadville.
Rev. A. S. Stewart of Rimers
burg, Pa., has becu engaged by Capt.
George Stow Post to preach the Me
uiorial Senium on ueit Sabbath at 3
o'clock p. ru. The services will be
held in the School House, and all are
cordially invited to attend, especially
the G. A. R. and (he old soldiers.
We might about o well keep this
item standing f. oin all appearances
The liver and creek are again on a
tremendous "high," bigger than at any
tims this year, and all owing to the
iucesaaut rain of Mouday and Monday
night. The river, which is bank full
nod ruouing over, has commenced
falling this morning.
Snake stories are coming la early
this season, and this one is vouched
for by John Heath, and as Johu is
"runuiu' for office," of course be
wouldn't prevaricate. He tells us
that Cod. and John Burheo, Ben.
Weller and Jake Bush killed thirty
ono rattlers a day or two ago, at a den
near Ross Run, Kingsley township.
J. F. Overlander has purchased
the mercantile establishment of J. W
Ball at the railroad station, acioss the
river. James Morgan a former Tio
oestan, and who has bad considerable
experience ia the line, will have charge
of the ttore, aud will oonduct it Ia
first class ruanoer. Success to the
new as well as the retiriog managers.
Under date of May 14, the Pitts
burgh Chronicle-Telegraph gives the
following: "Jerry Murphy, who do
sired to be sentenced to day in the
Uoiled States District Court, was ao
coumodatcd. He pleaded guilty to
running a didlillery ia Forest couuty
without paying the Government tax
He said all he distilled was sassafras
aud wintergreen and he didn't know
that was wrong. He had never bceu
in any trouble. He was fined $100
and ordered to be confined ia the jail
of Forest county ono month."
"Mother Goose and Family" by
the M. E. Sabbath School, at the Rink
last evening was one of the nicest en
tertainments of the season, each part
being exceptionally well taken. We'd
like to give it a more extended notice
but time and space will not allow;
suffice it to say, if the school should
decide to repeat the play at some fu
ture time they will have a full house.
As will be observed by reference
to the proper place, Harry R. Wilson
of Clarion, is this week announced as
a Republican candidate for State Sen
ator ia this district. Mr. Wilson does
not wish to be considered in the atti
tude of opposing any resident of this
oounly who might want the instruc
tions of the county, but simply aeks
Forest's endorsement in the event that
Bhc has no aspirant of her own.
Tilusville Ilerald: David Emery
is drilling a well near East Titusville.
Hopkins & Bartlelt are building a
rig for their No. 4 ou the David Tubbs
farm, bear East Titusville. Duncan
& Emery are drilling on (he Duncan
farm, one mile cast of East Titusville.
A. A. Hopkins brought in a well on
tho Paul tract, Neilltown, Wednesday,
good for 35 barrels. He is drilling
another on the Gordon farm at Hick
ory. Jacob Wagner Sr., of Tionesta
township, was very badly bruised up
in a ruuaway accident near his place
on Monday afternoon of this week.
The horse be was driving had not
been hitched up for several day, and
being quite fractious became unman
ageable. We believo Mr. Wagner
sustained no fractures, but will never
theless be laid up for some time on
account of his severe shaking up. It
was he who had such a tough time
with the burglars three years ago this
month.
Mr. J. P. Huliugs of Pleasant-
ville, and Myrta Elder of East Brady,
were joined in wedlock's silken bonds
at 7 o'clock, Wednesday evening, May
7lb, at (he residence of Rev. S. T.
Dean at Mayvillc, N. Y. They visit
ed Niagara, Toronto, St. Catharines,
and other points; and on Saturday
evening last arrived it their future
borne iu Pleasaotville. Preparations
for houeo keepiog bad been looked
after previous to the marriage, and
they are now at home to their frieuds
in the Siggins house, second door from
the M. E. Church. May joy and
prosperity be theirs. Pleatantville
Record. We join Jared's many old
friends here iu extending best wishes
on this happy occasion.
Cards announcing the marriage
of C. M. Agnew Esq , and Miss Lizzie
Imraer of Allegheny, on May 15th,
were received by a large number of
the friends of tbe young people bere
on Monday moruiug. The ceremony,
which was solemnized at tho bride's
home, was a quiet afTiir, attended only
by the immediate relatives of the con
tracting parties und a few of their
most intimate friends. It is needless
to say that Mack aud bis fair lady
have tho heartiest congratulations of
his numerous friends iu this place on
this occasion, and the Republican
joins iu best wishes for a future of un
alloyed happiucss and abundant pros
pcrity.
A correspondent of tbe Buffalo
Evening Kew from Niagara Falls,
gives thi remarkable piece of news:
"Frank Russell, a barber at Niagara
Fall, 6outh Ont., says he will walk
the late Prof. Sieve Pier's cable, i of
an inch thick, now stretched across
the Niagara liver between the railroad
suspension briJge and the cantilever
He is 5 feet 8 inches tall and weighs
185 pounds. He proposes to make
bis first trip May 24 about 3 o'clock
from the Canadiau side. If successful
he will walk it during the excursion
season this year." Poor Frank! we
feel as th-jugh we ought to ray good
bye to you forever, 'cause you might
make a mis step and plunk down into
tbe raging Niagara, and what an awful
hole you'd make in the water! We
are glad to know, however, that Frank
will continue his exhibitions "during
the excursion season," for we'll slip
up some day and see now he does it
It will be the best drawing card Niag
ara has had ia many a day.
Ou Saturday last the Republican
enjoyed a pleasant visit from Mr. A
II. Jocelyn, of New York, ao old-lime
oil operator of (his section, and Mr.
Wm. Wood of Titusville, uow operat
iog quite extensively ia this county.
During Mr. Jocelyu'a stay in town be
came iu poesessiou of a real curiosity,
at the Central House, io the form of a
piece of a petrified reptile of some
sort. Tbe piece is about 15 inches in
length, and about four inches in diam
eter, being covered completely with
soull indentations which run as regu
larly as though put there by niucbiu
ery, in fact no human hand could
make so complete a job of it. Tbe
vertiibrte, or backbone, is also plainly
visible in the end of the "stone." To
all appearances thia curiosity has at
one time been a part of an immense
reptile. At any rate Mr. J. considered
it of sufficient impoitance to occupy a
piace ia me leading itew York, mu
seum of natural curiosities to which
he expects to present it.
Court Minutes.
The causes thus far acted upon by
the Court are,
Com. vs. John Anderson, carrying
concealed weapons; tried and defend
ant acquit ted, and county to pay costs.
Com. vs. Wm. Buzzard, F. and B.
True bill.
Com. vs. John Fitzgerald, aggra
vated assault and battery. Audlev
Hunter, prosecutor. True bill.
Com. vs. R. M. and Peter Walters,
cutting timber trees on lands of II. B.
Porter and Peter McNaughton. True
bill.
Cora. vs. W. II. Frost, charge, con
verting to his own use money belong-
ng to the firm of W. II. Frost & Co.
Oo trial.
D. B. Atlibaugh vs. M. Rcddin:
verdict for plaintiff.
GRAND JUROR'S REPORT.
To the. lion. Judges of Quarter Sesn
ions of the 1'eace in and for the
County of Forest, May Sessions,'M x
The Grand Inquest of the Common
wealth for the County of Forest,
in all mutters ralating to the same, do
respectfully report, that they have
acted upon three bills of indictment,
of which three wero found true bills.
We bejr leave to report that we
have vlnited and Inspected the County
buildings and find them generally in
good repair, with the exception of the
ceil in trs in the several Court offices,
which are In need of repair. Also,
we find Hint tho vault in the Prothon
otary's office has become totally in
adequate for the holding of the Public
Record, and recommend that the
same be enlarged and made fire
proof. We further report that the river
road, west side, lending from Hunter
Run up the river to George King's
farm in Harmony township, is in a
bad condition, and unsafe for travel to
the general public.
We further find that the United
Pipe Line Co., have run their pipes
parallel and in many places on the
Public Road, leading from Marien
ville to Sheffield Junction, in Howe
and Jenks townships, rendering the
ame dangerous, and almost impassi
ble in many places for travel, thereby
greatly hindering with the proper re
pairing of the same, and we deem the
same to be a public nuisance.
We respectfully tender our thanks
to the Hon. Judges and District At
torney for their courtesy and assis
tance rendered us during our deliber
ations. Jas. B. Musk,
May 20, 1890. Foreman.
A Former Forest Co. Boy Killed.
On Saturday, the 10th, Burt S. Fer
ry, whom many of tbe readers of the
REruKLiCAN will re oi em lie r as the
youngest son of Capt. Ferry, formerly
a resident of Stewarts Run, met with
a sudden and violent death while at
work on the property of the North
Penn Oil Co. about three miles from
Warren. Mr. Ferry had stepped out
from tho derrick to where the team
sters were engaged in loading a boiler;
a fcktd used as a lover in turning the
boiler up ou the boat slipped from its
place and flew with terrible force
striking him on the back of the ueck
as he turned to get out of the way,
killing him iustautly. Every effort
was made to resuscitate him but he
never spoke or breathed again. A
Blight pulsation of the heart was all
tbe sign of life that remained and that
ceased in a few minutes. The body
was brought to Warren, and funeral
services held at the home of his broth
er, Mr. C. G. Ferry, in Glade, Rev.
Fradeoburg, the M. E. minister, of
Wurren, officiating. Mr. Ferry leaves
a wife, and one child eighteen months
old, and a numerous circle of friends
and relatives to mourn his loss.
Warren, Pa., May 14.
Stewarts Run.
There has been a protracted meeting In
progress here for some time under the
auspices ot tbe V. M. Church, and which
is attended witU fair success. Chas. Cope-
land has been assisting Forest Klioup In
conducting tho meetings. Tho latter gen
tlcmau has boon appointed over this cir
cuit, which includes Tionesta, Stewarts
Run, and Pithole.
No. 8, on the Jocelyn, came In Tuesday,
and is good for 8 barrels, black oil. Tho
lumber is on the ground for No. 0. Geo.
Vanarsdale, who has been doing the drill
ln has gone to Torpedo, Warren county,
to drill a well. Will be back here as soon
as ho completes it.
No. 2, ou the Fair lease, Is down about
600 feet, and will likely linish this week il
they have no bad luck.
The National has put In a 200 barrel tank
at No. 1 on the J. U. Urouiley farm. Itig
No. 2 is up aud the drill will start tu-mor
row. Tbe timbers aro on tho ground for
No. 3, and will be put up this week. Mr.
Light Is tho contractor.
Wood & lironson have made another
location ou tho Jocolyn, about 300 feet
northwest of No. 6. They are looking for
the hrst sand which they failed to find in
their last venture.
Mrs. J. A. Dawson was called to Warren
on account of tho illness of her sister Mrs.
Clias. Ferry,
Miss Maggie Iluddleson is stopping at
J. ii. Urouiley a.
It rained all of last night here, and
everything is alloat this morning. When
will we get some dry weather 7
Mr. Jocelyn of New York, was here hut
Saturday looking alter bis interests.
School is progressing tiuoly under tbe
uiauagouieut of Miss Nina llotchkiss.
Uoiijauiiu Haines is quite poorly.
May MoOinty
For sale, either for cash or on
time, bouse and large lot in Tiouesta
Borough. For terms apply to P M
Clark. tf.
"A stitch in time" often saves con
sumption. Downs' Klixir used in timo
Kiivoa lite. For sale at liovard's.
Memorial Programme of Capt. Geo.
Stow Post, for May 30, 1890.
The Post will moot at Evangelical
Church, noar Henry Ziienclel's, nt 1 p. m.,
sharp. Tho Post band will also bo present.
The memorial ceremonies will be observed
in the cemetery of that placo, after which
tho Post will proceed to the cemetery at
Bartholomew Church, and thero the cere
monies will bo repeated. The Sabbath
schools and citizens of German Kill, and
as many as can from neighboring places,
are requested to turn out with floral offer
ings and assist all they can In tho exercises.
After tho ceremonies at the last named
cemetery the Post will disband, but as
many as can aro earnestly requested to
meet In tho Post Hall at 4 p. m sharp,
when wo will procoed to tho comotory in
Tionesta and docorato the graves of com
rades burled thero. Tho different orders
and societies of Forest county are cor
dially invited to participate with us on tho
occasion, and will bo assigned pieces in
tho line of march should they report. The
Sabbath schools aro also invited to turn
out with floral offerings, under their Su
perintendents. Tho members of the
schools are requested, under tho manage
ment of J. 11. Dingman, to select and sing
two or three odos nt tho cemetery. Tho
order of march will be arranged by Capt.
D. S. Knox, Marshal of tho Day. Short
addresses will bo doliverod by comrades.
Tho addresses will bo nt tho cemetery
should tho day bo clear. In ca.io of in
clement or stormy weather, at the Court
House. We ask tho aid and co-operation
of nil citizens in properly observing the
day, and suggest tho usual decoration of
houses and buildings, and also during tho
ceremonies that stores and places of busi
ness may bo closod, ont of respect for tbo
honored dead. It is earnestly requested
that every veteran who can possibly do so
will bo In attendance to honor tho day.
Any organization wishing to participate,
either on German Hill or in Tionesta,
should notify the Marshal a day or two
beforehand. It.is expected that the young
ladies will, as in former years, securo an
abundance of flowers.
By ordor of Commnndor,
D. Black.
S. J. Setley, Adjt.
PROGRAM AT KASTjll ICKORT.
The Sunday Schools and people will
assomble on the street between the stores
of T. J. Bowman and Sigworth & Hender
son, not later than 8:30 a. m., at tho signal
of tho band's arrival. The formation of
the line will be as follows :
1st, Post Band in front. 2d, Sunday
Schools. 3d, All ex-soldiers. 4th, All
other persons not Included in the above.
Tbe line will thcu march to the cemetery.
On arriving nt a suitable placo in tho cem
etery the column will hair; hero tho S. S.
will form in opon ranks facing the center ;
the band will pass to tho rear of tbe schools
and escort the soldiers to tho front; on
passing to the front tho soldiers will ro-
ceive nt tho hands of tho S. S. tho flowers
for tho occasion. 1st, Hymn by the
schools. 2d, Prayer by Rov. J. M. Weaver.
3d, Hymn by the schools. 4lh, Guards
posted at tho graves of Comrades. 5th,
Music by the band. 6th, Roll of tbo dead
called. 7th, Music by the band Dead
March. 8th, Addresses and strowlng of
flowers by G. A. R. committee. Oth, Gen
eral strewing of flowors by the assembly
on all graven, after which nil will re-assemble
at call of tho drum. 10th, Music
by the band. 11th. Memorial address by
Rev. C. It. Thompson. 12th, Music by tho
band. 13th, Benediction by Rev. J. M.
Woavcr. All that can do so aro cordially
invited by tbe G. A. R. committee and ex
soldiers, to accompany them to Church
Hill oemotory, where appropriate services
will be hold on arrivingat that place. The
invitation is also extended to you all to
accompany us from the above place to
tho Mt, JSion (Zuendol) cemetery, where
the ceremonies will bo solemnized by the
Post in full, at 1:30 p. ni. An address will
be delivered by aonio ono at the Church
Hill cemetery, ii time will permit.
J, Al-IIAIQII,
J. F.. Stououton,
S. C. WlIlTMORB,
V. K. WlTIIEIlAL,
D. RlTHTLKR,
Memorial Committee.
Marienville.
Marienvillo's prosperity was never so
good as at present ; its future is very flat
tering. F.very person is nt work and
every train is bringing new immigrants.
Bark-peelers are a full crop, and command
high wages. The amount ot bark peeled
nud lumber manufactured exceeds any
previous year.
Dr. Towler bad his house re-painted,
which greatly improves tho appearance of
tho sumo.
Mr. Watson is building a very commo
dious hotel, which will soon be open to
the wayfarer.
Mr. Henry has charge of Mr. Reyner's
store. Reyner is traveling for a Pittsburg
firm.
Mr. Levy is doing a fine business in the
clothing lino. IIo will let no one leave his
store without selling him something.
Wo have noticed many excellent teams,
but John Gtiytou is tho owner of the finest
in match, siv.o and quality.
Candidates are plenty. O. K .
NEWS NOTES.
A boy named Josuph Marshall, of Ks
py ville, Crawford county, has confessed to
starting the recent tire at that place, bis
only object being "to seo a big tire." 1 Io
was arrested and lodged in tho jail at
Meadville.
Christian scientists at Jamestown de
luded a woman named Harrows into tho
belief that they could cure her, and for
nearly a year fclio has been sick and would
have no physician called. She died last
week, and the coroner took charge of the
case. It turned out that stie had a cancer.
It is also slated the physicians ton ml
enough to convince them that the woman's
lite could have been greatly prolonged if
not saved, had a regular doctor been call
ed when the disease liist made lis appear
ance. Peterson for June is unusually rich
with excellent illustrations. "Her Sev
enth Birthday," "A Juno Twilight" and
"11 is Mother's Message," aro all charming
and totally unlike iu subject and treat
ment. Tho ojieniug fctory "Frank Ray
mond's Faith," is capitally illustrated.
The mammoth fashion-plate, with other
illustrations of Mummer dreHsea, and tho
needlework design cuuuot fail to interest
the I ml H's. llio July number begius a
new volume, and tho'list of contents gives
promise ot great brilliancy. Tonus, two
dollars a year. Address, Petorson's Mag-
a.iuo, ruiluilcipliia.
71
A WEDDING OUTFIT for $200!
A Valuable Article in
v
v
t
Othf.k Features to
New and
What
I 7 MMlm
ViMlm
UpHADIES Hone
1 JQTOMAL
mmmm$i 4 A
Kr" fjti .T By EMMA M. HOOPER.
Coming number! will contain unique papers on popular topics, including
"ARE WOMEN CARELESS OF MONEY? "
'ARE AMERICAN GIRLS TOO INDEPENDENT?"
"CAN WOMAN KEEP A SECRET?"
" MOTHERS AS MATCH-MAKERS."
Edited by Edward W. Bok.
The Iadif.s' Home Journal has a paid for circulation of nearly
HALF A MILLION copies each Issue, a larger circu
lation than any other periodical in the world.
vV
1
On th Ittws Stands, 10 Cent per Copy. Subscription $1.00 per fear.
Our 40-Page Premium Catalogue, including Art Needlework Instruc
tion, mailed FREE upon application.
3
CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY, Philadelphia, Pa. . t
Costivcness Is the primary cause of
much disease. Dr. Henry Maxtor's Man
drake Hitters will permanently cure cos
tiveness. Kvery bottlo warranted. For
sale by O. W. Hovard.
KI.IXTHIC HITTKltM.
This remedy is becoming so well known
and so popular as to need no special men
tion. All who have used Electric Hitters
sinu; the sonrr of praise. A purer medi
cine does not exist and it is guaranteed to
do all that is claimed. Klectrie Hitters
will cure all diseases of tho Liver und
Kidneys, will remove Pimples. Holla, Salt
Hheuiii and other ntl'octions caused by ini
puro blood. Will drive Malaria from tho
system and prevent as well as cure all
Malarial fevers. For cure of Headache,
Constipation and Indigestion try Kleutrio
!:. .......
or money refunded, l'rice 6(1 cts. and
$1.00 per bottlo at Herman ASingins' Drug
.Store.
When Baby was tick, we gare her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Cantoris,
When she became Muo, she clung to Cutoria,
When she had Children, she g&ro them Castoria,
niTKI.KN'H AltNICA H.W.VK.
The best Salvo In tho world for Cuts,
MriiiupM. Sores. I'lcers. Walt Hheum. Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, anil all Mkin Eruptions, and posi
tively cures Piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to irive pei lect satisfaction,
or money rciiindcd. Prieo i!5 cents per
uox. rorsaio ov ij. Jiovaru.
Is ('onsiiiiiiiitoii Incurable ?
Head tho following: Mr. V. II. Morris,
Newark, Ark., says: '-Was down with
Abscess of LuniTs, and friends and nhvsi-
eiims pronounced mo an liiciirablo Con
sumptive, l.eiran taking Ir. Kmjr s New
Discovery tor Consumption, am now on
my third bottlo and ablo to oversee the
work on mv farm. His the finest meili-
cino ever made." Jessio Middlewart, He
eatur, Ohio, says: "Had it not bo:n fur
Dr. King's New Discovery for Consump
tion I would havo diod of Luna; Troubles.
Was given up by doctors. Am now iu
best of health." 'Try it. Sample bottles
free nt Herman A Siggins' Drug tt ro.
Itch cured iu 30 minutes, bv Wool-
fibCl'ii Umiil.ii.it I ..tl.... 1-1. iu ........a- A.ilu
Sold Ly Herman V Siggins Druggists,
Tionesta. jan2'.Mm.
In Henry A Johnson's Arnica A Oil
Liniment is combined tho curative prop
erties of tho dltieront oils, with the heal
ing qualities of Arnica, (iood for man
and animal. Every bottlo guaranteed.
For sale 11 1 liovard's.
English Spavin Liniment removes all
Hard, Soli or Calloused Lumps and lili'in
ishes from horses, lllood Sitavins. Curbs.
Splints, Sweeney, Hing-hono, Slides,
S .rains, all Swollen Throats, Coughs Eie..
Save foO by use of 0110 Isitllo. Warranted
tho most wotidcrlul blemish cure ever
known. Moid liy Herman Siggins,
Druggists, Tionesta. jau'J'J-ly.
PIANOS -ORGANS
The improved method of fastening strings
of Pianos, invented by us, is one of t lie
most important improvements ever made,
making thu in-siruineiit more richly mu
sic, d in lone, more durable, Hint less liable
to get out of tune.
Hoth the Mason A Hamlin irgans 'and
Piiiiios excel childly in lli.it which is I lit
duel excelleiico in any mn-ii'iil instru
ment, quality of tone. oiln r things,
though important, are much less so than
this. An instrument wilii unmusical
tunes canuiil h good. Illustrated cata
logues ot new styles, introduced this sea
son, si lit fli c.
MASON & WmiYd
Organ and Piano Co.,
POSTOV. NEW YORK. CHICACO.
i ACRES OF LAND, Including the
)tW dwelling house, barn. etc.. sub-
joct to and iuc:tnliug the pic.M'iil liases
llicroon, situated u ttio headwaters ot
Slew arts Run, in I'm est couniv. 1 larinony
township; iinpwty of I lie Jocelyn oil
Land Association of tho Commonwealth
id IV nns lvania ; formerly known as the
Robert irt en, Marsliiul, and Andrew A.
Sloan farms, pal ts of tracts Not. and
'l,uf Venango county, Allegheny tow n
ship, will be sold ou the ground at Public
Vendue, 011 the Mi day of July, A. !.,
at 4 o'clock p. 111., to close up the
alfairs of the corporation, lly order of the
Hoard of Directors.
A. II. Joi ii.ys, Vice President.
Jami'.s M At iioMiroii, Director.
S. S. J01XI.VN, Director.
.May '-'1, IN'0.
the MAY 'umtifr of
be Foukd in this Issue are
7
OUTDOOR
SPRING TOILETTES.
Dressy Spring Wraps
A Stylish Spring Toilette.
Parasols will be Carried. Jf-
Three Stylish F
Spring Hats.fo
The Season's t?T
Traveling Cloaks. f
New Clothes
for Children. Lfe,
Charming
Evemnir Ctowtv
O "
Some Suits for Boys.
Fashion's Newest
a- i
i
JHN W. BISHOP.
Dressmaking.
5
i,b:ai, XOTIC13.
IN THK
COURT OP COMMON PLEAS
OF FOREST COUNTY,
No. 1, MAY TERM A. 1. WM),
SITTING IN EQUITY,
I1KTWKRN
ELLA 8. JOY, Plaintiff,
AND
ISRAEL S. SPENCER ot al, Defendant.
Bill in equity filed by said Ella S. Joy,
a tenant in common for tho partition of a
certain tract or piece of laud situated in tbo
Township of Harmony, County of Forest, ,
State of Pennsylvania," containing 250 acres
more or less, (und being all the laud men
tioned ami deseribod in dtod from J. H.
Agnew, Sheriff, to Allen Monroe, recorded
in Sherilf's deed book No. 1, nt page So, in
the Protlionotarv's olllco of said county,)
botwoen plaintilf aud defendants, or such
of them as aro interested therein, so that
each shall enjoy his or her share in sever
alty; and If the samo cannot bo divided
without prejudice to, or s -Killing the whole,
that tho same bo sold and the proceeds
distributed among the several persons en
titled thereto.
ORDER OF COURT.
And now. May Huh, 1H00, it appearing
to tho satisfaction of this Court, from Uie
atlidavit and return to ordor of sorvieu of
April 11th, 18'.H, filed, that the defendants,
Israel S. Spencer, Frank Hiscock, William
F. Gere, John il. K. Truair, Frederick
Morrell, f'harlos Tucker, F. L. Talmadgo.
Orrin Hallard, Frederick T. Haire, Jamoa
Fuller, W. 1). Wells, W. E. Wells and
Irani C. Russ, cannot, upon diligent in
quiry, bo found so as to bo personally
served with tho bill and said order; it is
therefore ordered and decreed that tho
said defendants in this order named nro
hereby notified and required to cause nil
appearance to bo entered for them respect
ively iu tho Court of Common Pleas of
Forest County, to tho Hill of Complaint of
(lie said Ella S. Joy, and to observe what
the said Court slmil direct. Such appear
ance to be entered on or before the twenty
first day of June, lWitl; and oil failure- U
comply with this order, dcfondaiits lu de
fault will bo liablo to have the lull taken
pro eonfeo, and a decree niado against
them iu their absence.
Peu Curiam.
Forest County, ss :
I hereby certify the foregoing to be A
true extinct from the record. Witness m V
hand mid the seal of said Court
8E1L1 this l'.lth dav of Mav, IWH).
CALVIN M. AK.VKK,
Prolhonotury.
WANTED AGENTS
to.boi.icit ononis roit oi-h
TREES, SHRUBS, VIKES, &C.
STEADY WORK
Wt TT 8eloT ', or Conv
J L uJmIou If preferred.
L. .o
, a M . jw grow ran unw si vww
h.: Iflee elted to eennejlvoalo.
TtH BuUw (riicUf itwntl.
uumii ujrtfic. WrOe tmmeawttiy Jar ttrmt.
O. CHASE A CO., PHILA., PA.
TAKE NOTICE.
We wish to call tho attention of tho
readers of the Ri:ri;iu.lrAN to tbo fait
that S. Sagcr'a Anodyne Liniment is "no
of the very best internal and exiernul
remedies ever used for cramps, iinlain
luation, tootliacbe, headache, cuts, bruiser,
sprains, dvscnterv, iudigelion, e'.c. It is
kept for sa'e at Tionesta, llickorv. Whig
II1I1, M.ivburg and New inansville. i.ud
will s'Min In. pi. iced on sale iu oile-r place ,
A vents are wanted. iipMd-'hii.
Monumental
company,
OF JIJIIXTOWN, X. V.,
M'f'rsand Itnpoitersof
FINE MONUMENTS
AND TOMBSTONES,
Has appointed S. II. HAS' ETA SONS,
Tionesla, Pa., Agents. -oik war
ranted. Prices UeuiuiiaV 11 and ex-
iiiniuo samples.