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THE FOREST REPUBLICAN.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1800.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.
Knrtjet.J. K. Cuauk.
Onineilmen North ward, H. M. Ilor
man, II. M. Foreman, i'atrick Joyce
Smith ward, J. C. Seowdcn, H. II. Has
lot, Kll Holomnn.
Jiuiticrs vf the Peaef-J. V. Tropor, 8.
J. Hetley.
(Xmttnbte and Cu.Vdor S. N. Canneld.
M-hool Director -tl. W. Robinson, A.
n. Kcllv, K. L. Davis, I). S. Knox, D.
W. Clark, J. T. Bronuan.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
Member of Qnnpreaa Jamks Kunn,
Member of Senate 3. II. Wit.so...
da.ir.mMv Ciiari.ks A. IlANrtAi.t..
Pr.tiden Judge W. I). Brown.
4.ioc(.i Judge John A. PnorKR,
John II. Whitr.
Treasurer Jas. R. IlAnrtKnTV.
rroMffnoary, Register it llceorder,te.
Calvin M. Arnrr.
sheriff; Oro. W. Rawtks.
OminiiMloiifri-Wll, D. S.IIF.LDS, C.
I.RDKDnR, J. J. PARSONS.
County Superintendent Hko. W. Kkrr.
JHntriet Attorney P. M. Ci.ARK.
Jury Or. mm f.i .oners C. II. Ciitmcn,
John F. Gaft..
County jSwrix-verJ. F. PRorr.n.
Voroner Ir.' A. K. Stonkciimikh.
Counry HffiforA E. Ii. Jonkb, K. 7
QiLLKsrm, Wm. Bi-riM.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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OLIVE LODGE, No. r,r.7, F. A. M.
Stated Meetings held nt Odd Fol
lows Hall tlio first Monday of each motitli.
T. J. l'AYNE, W. M.
T. n. CODD, See'y.
WASHINGTON CAMP, No. 420. P. O.
8. of A., meets every Monday eve
ning In Pain Hall. White deleft confer
red 1st and Id Mondays ' nch month.
F. XV. LAW, Pres.
t. n. coBn,.n. s.
TIONESTA LODGE
JVo. 369,
I. O. of O. !F.
HTItRTS every Tuesday evening, at 8
1H o'clock, In the Lodge Room In Par-trldge's-Hnll.
Confers tho Initiatory de
greo tlie first Tuesday night of each
month; first degree tho second Tuesday
nights second doirreo the third Tuesday
night; third degree the fourth Tuesday
tiluut.
SOLOMON FITZGERALD, N. Q.
J. II. FONKS, Soc'y. 2T-tf.
l.YlUEST LOPOK. No. 1K4. A. O. V. X
I Meet verv Friday Evening In 11
w.,
ns-
let Hall, Tionesta.
- I,.. J. HOPKINS, M. W.
J. U. CLAUK, Kecorder.
CAPT. OKOKOK STOW POST,
No. 274, O. A. R.
Mwta on the first Wednesday In each
month, In Odd Follows Hall, Tionesta. Pa.
P. BLACK, Commandor.
T0
U for Forest County.
R. fl. Towler M. P.. President i J. W.
Morrow M. P., Secretary j J. B. Siggins
M. P., Treasurer. Tho Board will meet
In Pr. Morrow's oflico, TIoiiohui, on tho
third Woilnesday of each mouth, nt 10
o'rlack, . in.
GNKW A CLARK,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LA.W,
Ctne next door to P. O., Tionesta, Pa.
J. B. AQSKW. r. M. CLARK,
Pistrict Attorney.
Mr. Clark Is Agent for a number of ro
II able Firo Insurance Companios.
"f, U DAVIS.
Vj ATTOUNKY-AT-LAW,
Tionesta, Pa.
Collections made In llila and adjoining
countieH,
, RITCHirV.
ATTORNEY-AT-LA W,
Tionesta, Forest County Pa.
F.
E. BIBLE,
ATTaRNEY-AT-LAW,
Onieo In Kepler Block, Room P, Tionesta,
Vt.
T AWHENCF. HOUSE, Tionesta, Pa
lJ Justis Shawkcv, Proprietor. This
liouso is centrally located. Everything
new and well furnished. Supeiior Ac
coinnmdntionn and strict attention given
t'lenestH. Vegetables and Fruits of all
kinds served In their season. Saiupto
room for 1 ommcreial Agents.
CENTRAL HOUSE. Tionesta, Pa,
V O. C. Brownell. Proprietor. Tills is a
new house, and has just boon fitted up lor
the accommodation "of the public. A por
tion of the patronage of tho public is solic-
OENTRAL HOUSE. OIL CITY. PA.
J W. II. ROTH, Proprietor,
Tb largest, Bust Located and Furnished
Hous.t In the City. Near Union Repot,
T B. SIGOINS. M. P.
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hysiciitn, Surgeon A Prugglst,
TIONESTA, PA
J.
W. MORROW, M. P.,
PHYSICIAN A SURGEON,
. I te of Armstrong county, having located
tn Tionesta is prepared to attend all pro
fessional calls promptly and at all hours,
- Office and residence two doors north of
Iawrence Honse. Oltice hours 7 to 8 A
M.. and 11 to 12 m.: 2 to 3 and fli to 71 P
m, KundayV 9 to 19 A. M. : 2 to 3 and 61
to 71 P.. rnay-18 81
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F. T. NASON,
PHYSICIAN A SURGEON.
TlO.NKS't'A, TA
Offlce oppposito Gas Office. Calls at
tendod to promptly day and night.
MAY, PARK A CO.,
BANKERS.
Corner of Elm A Walnut Sts., Tionesta
Pa., Bank of Discount and Deposit. In
terest allowed on Time Deposits. Colloo
tions made on all the Principal point of
ins u. h. collodions soucueu.
JORENZO FULTON,
Manufacturer of and Dealer In
HARK ESS, COLLARS, BRIDLES
And all kinds of
HORSE FURNISHING GOODS
. TIONESTA. PA.
H. C. WHITTEKIN.
Civil Engineer and Surveyor
TIONESTA PA.
Land and Railway Surveying a Specialty,
Magnetic, Nolnr or I riaugulatioii survey
nig. iiet or instruuiuuis ana wr
Tsrma ou apilication.
pUIL. EMERT,
FANCY BOOT A SHOEMAKER.
Shop in Rock building next to Smear
Diiu'h A Co. s store. Is prepared to ilo a
Kinds ot custom worlt iroui the lineal
the ooarsesl and guarantees his vork
give )url'ec't satisfaction. Prompt atteu
tiou l'ivou to minuting, and prices as rea
sonable as tirst clas work cau be done tor,
JAS. T. IHIENNAN,
REAL ESTATE,
RENTING AND COLLECTING
ACENCY,
PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO
TIIK PROPER ASSESSMENT OK LANDS
AND TIIK l'AYMKNT OFTAXES. ALSO
TO THE Pl'lil'IIASE ANI KALE OK
REAL KSTATK, AND TO TIIK RENTING
AND MANAGEMENT OK TUB SAME.
Churrh and Hnblmlh Hrhool.
Presbyterian Sabbath Rehool at 9:45 a.
tn. : M. K. Rabhath Hchool at 10:00 a. m.
Preaching In M. 10. Church every Sab
bath evening by Hev. Rumborgor.
Preaching In the F. M. Church evory
Ralilmth evening at the usual hour. Rev.
F. F. Shoup, Pastor.
Sorviccs In tho Presbyterian Church
every riabbath morning and evening,
Hev. J. V. McAnincli otTiciating.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil market closod yesteiday 83 J.
Forepaughs'a circus exhibits in
Oil City on Sopteraber 22d.
Miss Maggie Small of Petrolia,
ra., is paying a visit to Tionesta
friends.
Mi?s Lulu Saul of Tryonville,
Pa, is paying a visit to Tionesta
friends.
Mr. Will II. May, of Leuisville,
Ky., is paying a visit to his mother
this week.
The best line of Stoves and
Ranges are the "Cinderella," at F,
W. Law's. It.
Deputy Revenue Collector Gal
braith of Franklin gave the town i
call yesterday.
School opened in this borough
Tuesday with a very good attendance
for the first day.
Mr. George Huddleson, of Tio
esta township, has been granted an
riginal pension.
Dr. A. Fisher, Dentist, of War
ren, will do at ine Lawrence nouso
uring court week.
Attention is directed to the new
d. of David Barnett this week, who
as something nice to offer his cus
tomers. Head it.
No coufiilenco games or tchemes
tolorated uuder any circumstances
whatever with Allen's Shows. Ex
hibits here Sept. 15.
The reunion of the 83d Regiment,
many ol whose survivors reside in this
section, will take place nt Lne, Pa.
on Tuesday next, !lh inst.
Allen's Twenty five Cent Show is
an instructive exhibition. The trained
horses, &c, do everything but talk.
Timet, Warren, R. 1 , 1889.
Billy Cropp fell from tho roof of
Mrs. Weiugard's house, on German
Hill, which he was reshingling, and
unjuintcd Lis ankle, yesterday " morn
An excellent pen" jrsu-oce was
given by Allen's Show, without a drag
or wail throughout the entire pro
gram. Journal, Abington, Mass ,
1889.
-Severe frost was reported from
the surrounding hills on Monday
morning. We have not learned
whether the pan cake crop was de
molished or not.
Black and grey squirrels are now
ripe, but the crop is about as elim as
other crops in this section, if reports
can be relied on. They may get
plentier, but hardly.
-The Republican had a pleasant
visit from Prof. C. T. Work, who was
a dolegate to the late Sabbath School
convention. Mr. W. has recently
been elected principal of the DuBois
publio schools.
The grading of Tictsworth Hill
has made that one of the finest pieces
of road this county boasts of. A con
tinuance of the same kind of work up
the creek, such as is proposed, will
make a fine driveway.
A good sized addition is building
to the house which Mr. Robinson
moved onto the lot lately occupied by
Scowden & Clark's carriage factory,
and the same will shortly be converted
into a very comfortable residence.
The W. N. Y. & P. R. R. will
sell excursion tickets to Titusville on
the 10th to accommodate those who
wish to attend the meeting of the
Northwestern Association, G. A. R.
The tare has been placed at 80 cents
for the round trip.
The oil repoit for the month of
August shows up as follows: Cora
pleted wells, 579 ; daily production,
dry holes, si, ibis is some
what of a falling off from the July
report, which is as follows: Completed
wells, 555; daily production, 10,537;
dry boles, 105.
The Lord's Supper will be cele
brated in the Amity Ev. Lutheran
Church, Newmansville, September
14th, at 10:30 a. m. Preparatory
services Saturday morning previous at
the same hour. 'I he pastor, Rev. Car
Zinssmcuter, has recently resigned and
accepted a call of a fluid near Pitts
burgh. This being tho last celebration
of the Huly Supper, all the members
are requested to be present.
A note from our old friend Thorn-
as Porter, now Iivinc. at North Bend,
Dodge county, Nebraska, gives the
cheering news that crops in that coun-
ty are good. It is refreshing to hear
of a spot where crops have not been a
total failure this year.
He v. Thompson of East Hickory,
pave ns a call durinir his stav in town
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preacher the Reverend gentleman is
not behind on garden making, he hav-
ing supplied his table with cabbage of
his own raising a full month ago.
Edith, infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomns Ilassev. died yesterday,
shortly after noon, after an illness of
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about a week, of cholera infantum,
The child was aged five months and
i,ftt.m,ftft Tbo n.ronT. tiava
1 n V II bill VJ wuv AftJW fstaavutw u v w I
the sympathy of their friends in this
bereavement. Funeral to-day, the
remains being interred in Tidioute
cemetery.
We note with much pleasure the
fact that our venerable friend Benja
min May has concluded to make Tio
nesta his home again, and took the
precaution to have his name placed on
the registry list, so as to be prepared
to give the Republican ticket a boost
in November. We join in extending
Mr. May a hearty welcome to citizen
ship in bis old home, and hope for him
manr pleasant years of peace and
contentment.
The name of C. W. Stone, Secre
tary of State, is announced as a can-
didate for Congress as the successor of
the late Col. Watson. Mr. Stone's
host of friends in this county would re-
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joicetosee him get the nomination,
He is incomparably the best man for
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the position in that district, and would
make a Congressman of whom the
whole northwest could be proud. By
all moans elect the man of brains and
a straight Republican.
lion. Li. k . Watson, dec d, was,
wilh the exception of Hon. W. L.
Scott, the wealthiest man in North
western Pennsylvania. His estato is
valued at 83.500.000. The value of
his timber lands in Warren and Forest
counties aloue nre valued nt ? 1,200,
000. Many years ago Mr. Watson
purchased 20,000 acres of land in
North Dakota, and also large tracts
of timber lands in the States of Wash
ington and Michigau. Venango Citi
zen. 1
The Sabbath School Convention
Hold in tne rresbyterian unurcn last
ween was only lairiy wen atienaea,
but the sessions were made very inter-
etding and instructive oy luose wno
i r n tr rtni. ,n f iin vnrv I ia mini Hinn I
I'm. i" uw
of the different questions propounded
were spirited at times, yet conducted
iu such a way as to bring out many
ood thoughts tbat will be profitable
to listener as well as participant. The
evening lectures were exceptionally
cood. The Secretary a full minutes
will be found in this issue.
A double-edged correspondent of
one oi our excnanges cms loose iu
this wise: "People who are in the
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church and pretend to do what is
right during the winter, and then drop
out after the revival is over, and serve
old satan until the preacher comes
around again and tells them they are
in need of 'The Soul Cleansing Blood
of the Lamb,' and who pretend to
serve God in order to pain an onnortun
ity to ensnare the young, should have
a mill stone hanged about their necks
aud be cast into the sea at a season
when they seem best prepared to meet
their God."
Wm. Hays was the victim of a
bad accident on Wray & Co.'s mill, at
f?ti v ,i o. i r
Uinoyie, inis couuiy, iav r riuny '
ternoon. He docs the log jacking,
and while pulling in a leg got caught
in the "bull wheel" and was very
badly crushed before the mill could be
stopped. When our informant left
the scene the unfortunate man was
still alive, on Saturday morning, but
his recovery was a matter of grave
doubt. Mr. Hays is a man about 28
years of age, and has a wife and three
children. P. S. Later information
states that the injured man is recover
ing nicely
Friends here received the painful
intelligence last week that Elwood
McGrorey, who spent a year here
about two years ago and is well re
mcrabered, had met with a terrible
railroad accident by which he had lost
an arm and a leg, and was otherwise
badly crushed about the head and
face. Monday word came that the
unfortunate young man had died from
his injuries, after suffering fur ten
days. The accident happeued in
Montana, where he Las been engagej
in railroading for about a year. We
are without full particulars, but un
dorstaod he was knocked off a moving
traiu and dragged under it a distance
of several rods before he could be re
leased. The remains will be brought
to this place for burial, and are ex
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pcu.ou w arr.vo ou xuursuay tjv.uiug
or iriday morning. tie was aged
about 2i years, unmarried, and a pop-
uiar youug mau with all wno knew
mm. ne was a grandson 01 Mrs.
I vr m w r
Allender and a nephew of Mrs. W. Y,
biggins of this place. Jlis mother is
now the only survivor of the family, a
daughter, Mrs. II. C. Robison, having
died in this place two years ago yes-
terday.
Base Ball.
The game between Tionesta and
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lac. I ri.lnn wab a ti n ft n n o trnm ail
won a. .unj , noon muw
accounts, and resulted in a victory for
the "farmers." A large crowd witness-
ed the game, quite a number of spec-
tators going from here to help on the
cheering for the Tionesta boys. Noth-
'"g was left undone by the Tidioute
tbat wou,d tcnd 10 n,ttko tbeir
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visitors comioriaum nuu ioei meu,-
selves "at borne, all of which our
bovs appreciate to tho full extent.
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eow we append tne score:
TIONESTA.
R P A E
Kirchartz, 1 !i
Hunter, Wm., 1 1
Hunter, Frank, 3 2
Kepler, p 0
8 0
3 0
2 0
0 10
9 2
2 8
Morrow, c 0
Davis. C. II., 2 2
Siggins, r 8
0 0
0 0
2 0
Davis, Dick, ss t
Davis, Jas. !., m 2
Total II 26 15 10
R P A K
Wilbur, c 1 2
Kuhn, 1 0 14
Porterflold. p 0 0
Shaw, 2 0
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Williams, ss 1
Lincoln, in 4
Orandin, C, 1 0
Grandin, W. J., r. 4
Hanchett, 3 0
Stout, r 1
Total 11 27 13 12
Tionesta 23101034 014
summary:- Three base hita, Kirchartz,
Dick Davis, F. Hunter j Two' base bits)
jvircuariz. mggins, j. v. iavis: iiase on
kalis. Wm. Ilmitor 2. c u. Davis. Lin-
coin j Hit by pitcher, Dick Pavis, Porter-
field; Passed balls, Morrow 2, Wilbur 2;
out by being hit by batted ball. Porter-
field; Struck out, Siggins, Wm. Hunter,
Kuhn 8, Porterlicld 2, C. Grandin 2, Shaw,
Lincoln; Battorics, Kepler and Morrow,
Porterlleld and Wilbur: Umpire. Macill:
scorer, smarpo. rime ot game, z:iu.
Stewarts Run.
Mies Edna and Ida Zahniser of
Tidioute, and Harry Beslwick of
Jackson Centre, Mercer county, visit
ed U. S. and W. N. Zahniser's last
week.
Ronald Thompson was home over
Sabbath.
Newton Arters, who is drilling for
George Vanartsdale, was home over
Sabbath.
Stewart & Son got a 10-barrel well
on the Gordon, last week, Quinn sand.
No. 10, ou the Jocelyo, was dry in
(j,a Quinn sand
inoy Will reacn lne
B)ack ganj Wednesday.
No 4 on tne nromley, was started
Monday of tnis wcek
j. broueh some mistake we wero
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mB,iB ln ,ftv .n rcn -, ,hn TTnw
artb, was a 4 bbl.;well, when it should
have been 40 barrels.
James Van derliu has bought
a new
horse.
A. D. Zthniser was homo over night
last week.
Airs. W.U Uromley was up lrom
Oil City last week.
jyiiss Hittie r ogle is going to H.ne
county this, Tuesday, to visit friends
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nd attend the fairs.
Sept. 2. McGiNTY.
From Barnett.
Joseph Elder has got the typhoid
fever.
Joseph Land is got his left foot cut
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aw II Kl nla n...-ha Avar. In
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weeks ai ine Wnite Ocnool House.
Mamie Coon, who has been Visiting
at Ridgway for a couple of weeks, has
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Miss Millie Bronnaman started for
.
Michigan last week to visit relatives
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for a couple of months.
Dom Peduo.
Sept. 1, '90.
East Hickory.
Derrick correspondence.
A dwelling bouse occupied by
Charles Burns was burned to the
ground with cootcots on Saturday
morning. The insurance had expired
in July and bad not been renewed.
A. J. Seigworth drove to Murrins-
ville and back last week, where he is
overseeing the drilling of a well on
the Fleming farm.
The East Hickorv club won the de
L.ding game from the Haymakers of
Whig Hill, Saturday, by a score of
48 to 15.
The recent storms have blown down
many acres of uuo lorest timber in
this county, Collins A, Siggins, on
Porky, having nearly 400 acres of
hemlock completely prostrated. A
large amouut of Wheeler & Dusen-
bury's pine is also down, as well as
much of the late L. F. Watson's pine.
Grace Metzgar aud Robert Lynch
were uuited in marriage at the resi
dence of the bride's parents, at East
Hickory, on Saturday evening, by
Squire Foreman. The best wishes of
the entire community go with them in
tbeir new state.
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unujuci jucLftEb una uurvimocu tug
l)011flK, bouse near town and will
move jDt0 it in the ne4r future.
Les llowmao captured a rattlesuake
aud now has it prtuerved in alcohol.
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Froit-town Items.
W. II. Frost sends Lis family to
Fredonia to live tn order to give his
girls the benefit of a first class school.
They started on the 27th.
A bad wreck occurred here on the
Fox & Crain switch a few days ago.
The "shifter" was rolled over the
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0ne of the boys was scalded pretty
badly, but when last heard from was
geltiog along nicely.
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S. S. Snyder has erected a new
house in town.
James Shields is getting the lumber
on the ground for a new house.
L. T. Damon moved from here to
Old Virginia last week, where he is
going to farm on a pretty extensive
scale. We are all sorry to lose as
good neighbors as they have been.
Our blacksmith, G. W. Noblit, is
still to the front with horee-shoeiog
and other work in his line.
Mrs. Thompson, sister of Mr. W.
II. Frost, has relumed from Brock-
wayville.
Frank Fox and wife were called
suddenly from home last Saturday by
,t.a p . --.Uiina
Last Saturday caused people to
thiuk of tbeir last winter's clothes.
lne lumbermen of this vicinity are
glad to Lear that the B. & O. R. R.
has control of the P. & W. R'y, for if
it tin t any better for business than
before, it is a consolation to know that
it can't be any worse,
Bee-hunting is the latest fad now,
but the biggest rip-roaring and horn
8W0S8led bear story that ever was
heard was related to about twenty-five
ning. The writer will not attempt to
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relate it in this chapter, but some fu
ture time may conclude to give it to
your readers
Sept. 1. Hungry
List of Lettors
Remaining in Tionesta, Pa., post office,
Sept. 1, 1890 :
Mr. Walter Coyman, Rev. F. Chap
lin, Catherine Revell, S. C. Stanford 2.
When calling for above please say
"advertised." D. S. Knox, P. M.
Minutes Sabbath School Association
of Forest County.
TiOjiksta, Pa., Aug. 28, 1890. Conven
tion met in Presbyterian Church. Called
to ordor by J. W. Morrow, Presidont.
Dovotional exercises led by Roy. C. R.
Thompson. Singing. Prayor by Bro. H.
Tkf. y.nhnlsar. On motion. P. M. Chirk
chosen Socretary. Upon call of the roll
the following persons were found to be
present as members :
Stewarts Run F. E. Metcalf, IT. M.
Zahniser, Mrs. Clara Metcalf, Supt.
West Hickory, Evangelical Mrs. T. W,
Allender.
East Hickory, Free Methodist Miss
Blancho E. Wells, S. S. Whaloy, Supt.
Whig Hill, M. E. Mr. and Mrs. Catlin,
Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Shunk.
Nebraska, M. E. Rev. C. C. Rumber-
gor, Mrs. Jas. Uilfillan.
RedclylTc C. T. Work.
Tionesta. Prosbvterian Rer. J. V. Mo-
Aniuch. Mrs. S. M. Sharpo. Dr. J. W.
Morrow, A. IS. Kelly, Supt,
Tionesta, M. K. Mrs. J. B. Ilagerty,
Eli Holeman, P. M. Clark, J. II. Ding
man, Supt.
Address of welcome, J. W. Morrow,
Music Those on rogular programme not
being present, Rev. C. R. Thompson pro
posed for discussion the question, "Why
are we here?" and the discussion of which
was continued by Bro. Whaley and others.
The question, "Does Sabbath observance
affect tho Sabbath School," was taken up
out of regular order and discussion opened
by Bro. C. C. Rumborger, participated ln
1 T , r 1 .. . . T-!.l.
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and sister Oilfillan. Music
Question. "Indifference of Church mom
bors to Sabbath School." Discussion
opened by Bro. C. R. Thompson, and con
1 it t t T rv n tar i T : i.
wuueu uy ur, luuorB, orus. nom, imicu
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vjr mill luununt AlfJU Ul uou,
EVENING. SESSION
Called to order at 7:30. Opened with
singing. Prayer by Rev. C. R. Thomp
son. Music
Essay, "Dead Fish," Mrs. T. W. Allen
der. Music,
Lecture, Rev. Dr. E. T. Jeffors; Sub
Joet, "The Modern Sabbath School Teach'
er." Music. Adjournment.
FRIDAY, AUO. 29, 1890. MOKNINO SESSION,
Called to ordor by President Morrow.
Opened with singing. Prayer by Rev. C,
C. Ruinberger. Music.
Question, "Temperance in tho Sabbath
School." Opened by P. M. Clark. Dls.
cussed by Bros. McAnincb, Thompson
Dingiuan, Whaloy, Work, Morrow, Ritch
ey, Dr. Jellers, and others. Lesson ou
question-asking, by Dr. E. T. Jellers, il
lustrated by blackboard work. Music.
Question, "Mime In Subbitth Schools.
ros. Tl;olupl
Openod by Bro. Dingiuan. Continued by
son. Rumbcrgor, Ritchey
Work, Morrow, Holeman, and Jellers.
Mrs. Williams, and Miss Mary Ledebur,
dclogates from Last Hickorv, M. I'., wore
reported in attendance. Adjournment,
A.'l Kll MOON SKSSION.
Opened with Kinging. Prayor by Rov,
Dr. Fradonburg. Music
J.oUor ot regret from Bro. Jonathan Al
baugh, West Hickory, read by Prusidunt,
Talk to children, Rov. C. R. Thompson
"Method of conducting a review," T. F,
Ritchey, with blackboard illustrations,
Query-box opoued and queries answered
Election of oflicers for next year being
next in order, the following were chosen :
President, P. M. Clark.
Vico Presidents, Mrs. T. W, Allouder,
J. II. Kelly, Miss Nannie Morrow, Miss
M. E. Zueudol, F. E. Metcalf, Miss Eva
Kiser,
laiocretary, Miss Kato (iuonthcr.
Treasurer, A. B. Kelly.
Programme Committee, J. If. Dingiuan,
A. B. Kelly, J. W. Morrow.
On motion, Tionesta was seloeted as the
place for holding next annual convention.
It was suygeoted that district couven-
Hons be held prior to tioxt annual mooting,
for tho purpose of moro thoroughly or
ganizing tho county, and on motion the
programme, committee wore instructed to
hold district conventions throughout tho
county, leaving the place of saino to their
discretion.
Minutes of proscnt association road and
npproved.
Acting secretary Instructed to procure
all papers belonging to association from
former secretary.
Bros. Rumbcrgor, Ritchey and Work
wero appointed committee on resolutions.
Adjournment.
EVKHIWO SESSION.
Called to ordor at 7:fl0 by President.
Opened with singing. Prayor by Rev. C.
R. Thompson.
Lecture, Rev. Pr. Frudonburgh ; Sub
ject, "Young Man."
Collection to defray expenses taken and
amount raisod.
A. B. Kelly was elected delegate to State
Convention, at New Castle, Pa., Sept, 30,
Oct. 1 and 2, 1890. T. F. Ritchey, alternate.
Comniittoe on resolutions reported tho
following:
Resolved, That tho Interests of the Sab
bath School cause ato greatly advanced by
tho meeting together in convention, there
by securing more unity of action ; and
we therefore urgo a bettor and more com
plete organization of the county for this
purpose
Itenolred, That the Sabbath School teach
ers should be exemplary Christian men
and women if they can be had ; but atiove
all, keep the Sabbath School open and se
cure the lest teachers you can uuder the
circumstances in each ease.
Whereas, Wo believe tho future wel
fare and prosperity of our civil and reli
gious institutions depends in a great do
grea upon our Siibhath Schools,
ltesolved. That we go forth with renewed
energy and zeal In this grand Sabbath
School work, under the Cross of Christ.
Whereas, It is the opinion of this con
vention that the evils of intemporanee
and tobacco using aro not siiillciently
guarded against in our Sabbath School
instruction, therefore,
Hetolved, That Sabbath School workers
be urged to put forth stronger efforts in
warning all against these evils, and to bo
more faithful in giving from time to time
such instruction as tends tn emphasize the
command, "keep thyself pure."
jiemiveti, That the thanks or this con
vention are due and tendered to Dr.
Jellers of Oil City, and Dr. Fradonburgh,
of Warren, for their exeollont and useful
instruction, ana grand lectures. Anil that
we also tender thanks to all persons who
came and aided us in this Sabbath School
work.
Itetolved. That we tender our thanks to
the citizens of Tionesta for their cordial
reception and free entertainment.
On motion, after reading, adopted as a
whole. Adjournment, tine die.
P. M. CLARK, Secretary.
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Notice.
All parties holding Howe Township
Road Orders are hereby notified to
present them for payment to the
iraasurer, on or before Sept. 15, 1890,
After that date interest on same will
cease. By order of Road Com mis
siouers of Howe Township.
J. W. Black, Treasurer,
Pigeon P. O., Forest Co., Pa
Aug. 25, 1890.
MARRIED.
FLICK PARKER. In Tionesta, Aug,
27, 1890, by Rov. C. C. Ruinberger, Mr,
John T. Flick of Marionville, Forest
county, and Miss Ida E, Parker of
Scotch Hill, Clarion county, Pa.
LYNCn METZQAR. At the homo of
the bride, East Hickory, Pa., August
30, 1890, by XV. J. Foreman, J. P., Mr,
Robert Lynch of Mercor county, aud
Miss Grace Metzgar.
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PROCLAMATION.
WnERKAS, The Hon. W. P. Brown,
President Judgo of the Court of Common
Pleas and Ouarter Sessions In and for
tho county of Forest, has issued his pre
cept for holding a Court of Common Pleas
Unarter Sosssions, Ac., at Tionesta, for
th County of Forest, to commence on thd
Third Monday of Sept., being the 15th day
of Sept., IHilO." Notice is therefore given to
tho Coroner, Justice of the Peace and Con
stables of said county, that they be then
and there in their proper persons at ten
o'clock A. M., ot said day with their
records, inquisitions, examination, and
other remembrancos, to do those things
which to their olfice appertain to be done,
and to those who are bound in recognizance
to prosecute against the prisoners that are
or shall be In the jail of horest County, that
they may le then and there to prosecute
against them as shall bo just. Given un
der my hand and seal this 18tU day of
AUgusi, a. i. im.
uku, w. havy x irit, ir,.B.j snerin.
j. n. a a new. oeoroe w. taylor.
AG2TEW & TAYLOR,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW.
Offices : Lenman Building, Washing
ton, D. C. Tionesta, Forest Co., Pa.
Will practice boforo tho V. 8. Supreme
Court. Court of Claims, Pistrict Courts.
and Departments of Government.
Special attention given to tne collection
of army and navy claims, pensions, pay,
nounty, etc., cases arising under tne cus
toms, navigation and internal revenue
laws, and patents. Correct forms, blanks
and instructions mailed to claimants free
of charge on receipt of their names and
P. O. address.
NOTICE.
ESTATE OF HELEN S.THOMAS, de
ceased. Letters Testamentary unon
tho alove estate having been grantod to
tne undersigned, all persons Indented to
said estato aro roquosted to make pay
ment, and those having claims, to present
tho samo without delay to
SAMUEL D. IRWIN,
W. M. LINDSAY,
Executors, Tionesta, Pa.
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WANTED.
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THE OLD RELIABLE
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OF
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Oood Stock, Good Carriages and Bug
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lie will also do
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All orders left at the Post Office will
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THE
Monumental
company,
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M'f'rs and Importers of
FINE MONUMENTS
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TioniMlu. Pa., Agents. All work war
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