0 THE FOREST REPUBLICAN. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1800. BOROUGH OFFICERS. bii-pr. J. R. Cl.Amc. CVncffmrn North ward, R. M. ITor nmn, II. M. Foreman, Patrick Joyce. South ward, J. C. Seowdon, H. il. Ilas lot, Ell Holnman. JuHlircn of the Voce J. F. Proper, 8. "J. Hotlov. Oont able and Oillrrtnr H. H. Canflold. Nrhnnl Director 4. W. Robinson, A. R. Kelly, R. L. Davis, D. S. Knox, D. W, Clark, J. T. Bronnitn. FORKST COUNTY OFFICERS. Me.mhe.rof Oonare .Tamks KV.nrt. Member of Smo te. J. II. Wimion. Axie.mhly On aiu.ks A. Randali,, . iVwWrw( JwlrttW. D. IlBOIfN, Aoeint jHil)je$JOHH A. PuorKlt, John II. WlitTK. Trrnmrer Ja. R. IlAfinwiTY. Prothonntnru, rteffiater d reorder , re. Cai.vim M. AnrKR. .VmrjT.-flKO, W. SAWTM. 0'niMfoir Wis. I). S,HEl.ns, C. V. IjRDRntTIt, J. J. PAnsfWH. fJKnt v Superintendent (Inn, W. KEltn. IUttrict Attorney V. M. Cr.ARK. .ury flnmmtssfonci-A O. II. Ciirnrn, John F. Oaiti.. (townit Surveyor J. F. PrmrK.n. Coroner Dri A. E. Stonkcii'HF.ii. County Auditor K. I Jones, It. Z. OlM.Ehrl .!, V, Rl.tlM. . ' BUSINESS DIRECTORY. OLIVE LODOE, No. f.f7, F. ft A. M. . Minted Mooting licM ii Odd Fol lows Htill Uio first Mondnv nfelch month. T. J. FANE, W. M. T. n, conn, se'y. r ASI l INGTON CAMP. No. 42(1. P. O. VV S. of A., moeta every Monday eve- . nlnrtin Balis Hall. White dogroo confer red 1st nnd d Moudnvn ol earh niiVHi. . - P. W. LAW, Pros. i t. ff. conn, ns. , s-v TIOHESTA LUiJUii Xo.309, T. O. of O. F1. T TEETS every rTuesilnv evening, ni o i I o'cl dock, in In Ludgn Room in I ar- trliln'H HhII. Colder tho initiatory do. jsreo the first Tuosdnv night of curb month; first degree Iho second Tuesday wlghti second degree Iho third Tuesday tiluhtt Oiird dogroo Uio fourth Tuesday "SOLOMON- FIT7.fi ERA LP, N. O. J. II. KONKS, Soe'v. 27 "tf- I "OR EST T.OD(m. No. 1C4, A. O. V. W. Meet over v Iriday Evnnin In lias "l lvt VLf)l, Tiour'-ta. . w , t t tf At iVii xr w I,. J. HOUtlXS, J. R. CLARK, Hoeorder CI APT. OEORUK STOW POST, i. No. 274, O. A. R. Mnoto on tho fust Wednesday in each in null, in Odd Fellow Hall, Ti'nnenfa, Pa. D. BLACK, Commander. V OaTiD of K X A M I N I NO- SU HQ ICON8 for FoioKt Countv. 1 H. !S. Toxvler M. D., President; .1. W. .Morrow M. D , Si-eretiiry; J. B.v RiiiKlni M. IV., Treasurer. Tho Hoard will meet , in Dr. Morrow's olUee, TloneMta. on tho ' thinp VcdMemlay of each month, at 10 o'clock, a. m.. -A IISKW ft CLARK, ATTORNEYS-ATI NEYS-ATn-AV, to P. O., TloyTsta, Pa. Cllltw next door J. n. AflNKW, District Attorney Mr. Clark is A sent for a number of ro liiiblo Fire Insiiraneo, Coinpautes. K. L, DAVIS. ATTOUNF.Y-AT-LAW, I Tionosta, P C itloetloim made In thlH and adjoining eoiiiitiea. , HITCH KY. - ATTOIIXF.Y-AT-LAW, Tionesta, Forest County Pa. 'j i:. mi(LE(i ATTO RN FY- AT-L A W, Of.leo In Kepler I51ock, Room 0, Tlnnesti, I'n. I A WHENCE HOUSE. Tionesta, Pa.. J Jnstis Shawkev, Proprietor. Thi linnsB m eentrally liH'ated. Everything new and well furnished. Rtipeilor Ac-eoninind.-itiona ami strict attention given t guests. Vegetables and Fruits of all kinds served in their season. Sample roo.il for Commercial Agents. f CENTRA HOUSE, Tionesta, Pa., V ' O. C. llrliioU." Projirletor. This is a new house, has just been fitted up lor tha ncfomniOiTutlon ol the public. A por tion of (ho patronage of tho public. Is solic ited. 4-ly. CENTRAL HOUSE, OIL CITY, PA. W. 11. ROTH, Proprietor. The largest, Rest Locatod and Furnished lions ? in the City, Near Union Depot. T D. SffiC.INS. M. D PliVHioiun, Surgeon ft Druggist, TIONESTA, PA. JW. MORROW. M. D., PHYSICIAN A SURGEON. l.a'e iir.nnstrong county, having located In Tio'iosta is prepared to attend all pro kissioiiiil calls i.roinnti v and at all hours. Olliee aid rxaidenco two doors north of liawrenco Houso. Oftico hours 7 to H A. M., and 11 to 12 M. ; '1 to 3 and l to 7 J i. M. Kundays, 9 to 19 A. M. ; 2 to 3 and 6 to 71 p. M. may-18 81. DR. F. T. NA80X, PHYSICIAN ft Sl'RGEON, TIONESTA, l'A Ofllco onpposlto Gas OOlco. Culls at- teuduii to protiiptly day and night. MAY, PARK, ft CO., HANKERS. 'orner of Elm ft Walnut Sts., Tionofta, l'a., llauK ol )isoiint anil nc)Mit. In terost ullowod on Time Deposits. Colleo tions mailu on all Uio Principal points of me u. . c oiicciiona Hoiicitoa. J ORKNZO FULTON, Manufacturer of and Dealer in HARNESS, COLURS, BRIDLES, Aud all kinds of HORSE . FURNISHING GOODS. TIONESTA. PA. H. C. WHITTEKIN. Civil Engineer and Surveyor. TIONESTA PA. Land and Railway Surveying a Specialty, Magnetic, Soiar or Triangulation .Survey ing. Rett of Instruments and wtk. Turms on application. pilIL. KMEKT, FANCY ROOT ft SHOEMAKER. Shop In Hock Imilding next to Smear jaugh ft Co.' store. Is prepared to do all Kinds of custom work from too finest to tho coarsest and guarantees his woik to givo perfect aatisfuution. Prompt atten tion given to mending, and prices as r. ii sonablo as lirst class work can bo done for. JAS. T. 1UIENKAN, REAL ESTATE, RENTING AND COLLECTING ACENCY, TIOITESTA, IFJL. PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE PROPER ASSESSMENT OK LANDS AND THE PAYMENT OF TAXES. ALSO TO THE PURCHASE AND SALE OK REAL ESTATE, AND TO THE RENTING AND MANAGEMENT OF THE HAM K. I linn li nnd Pntihnlh Hi hool. Presbyterian Sabbath School nt 0:4,r a. in. : M. E. Sabbath School nt 10:00 a. in. Preaching in M. 10. Church every Hub bath evening by Rev. Rnmbernor. Prenelilnit in the F. M. Church every Sabbath evening nt Uio usual hour. Rav. F. F. Slump, Pastor. ScrTlces in tho Pronbyterlan Chinch every Snblmth inoniiiiK and ovoiung, Rev. J. V. McAliillcli olUciuting. LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS. Oil market closed yeBlei day 82. Pay your taxes at once, and don't lose your vote. Clins. Morgan of Oil Cily, is call ing on Tionesta friends to-day. Harry MuGce of Byromlown, and J. AFramptnn of Mnrien ville, gave the Kto-UBi.icAN a pleasant coll yes terday. What' tho matter with base ball? lias Tionesta cnncludud to quit while ber credit's good, or are all tho sur rounding towns afraid to tackle her? Buckwheat is said to lie sprouting The crop thus far has looked fairly well, but what this latter blast will result in is hard to tell, aud may make pancakes a luxury. Mrs. Wra. Felton, of Kingsley township, has purchased the lot ad joining Mr. Ileibenthal's property in the North ward, and will build a resi dence thereon, perhaps this fall. Farewell services will bo held in Amity's Ev. Lutlifran Church, New ntansvillo, next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. This will close the labors of the present pastor, Ilav. Curl Ziuss mcister. Republicans, see at ouco that your taxes are paid, or you may lo.-e your veto. Constables Nash of Howe, and Campbell of ISartictt, gave the Re rem. kan a pleiieant call Monday morning. Tliair visits weren't in an official capacity, henco we say they were pleasant. N. S. Foreman has broken ground and mado a good start toward a new dwelling house in tho North ward, near Cyrus Dnuibury's place. It will bo a fair 6izod, substantial house, and will be fur rent when iinislied. Hun. V. M. Lindscy of Warien, and Hon. J. II. Osincr and son, N. F., of Franklin, culled at the oauctum yesterday but the "bets" is sorry to say ho was out taking iu tho sights of c-iurt week just at that mo in cut. 8. 12. Schott aud family have moved to Marieuville, where Mr. Schott has purchased the Reck hotel property. Mr. SetioLl took charge ff tho Hiuies tuout market there, which he also purchased on last Tuesday. Clurion Democrat. The many friends 'of Rev. Rum- berger of this place, aud Rev. Thomp son of Koet Hickory, will be pleased to see bv the list of Conference ap pointments published Ibis week, that ih.y havo beou returned to their re spective charges for another year. Don't throw away your old gum boots and shoes. Save them for the agents of tho chewiug gum factories, who are buying them -up all over the couutry. Pulverized boots and shoes flavored with vanilla, strawberry, and other extracts, make nice chewiug gum. The record is still improving. James Mvlntyre, one of our candi dates fur Couuty Commissioner, took firat premium at the Titusville fair on his Cue span of dapplo gray draft horses, a fact we were nut aware of when we mentioned Mr. Range's good luck last week. Forest county will obout sweep the board uoxt year. Vretland's minstrel troupe, which played in Landers' opera house last Friday evening, gave the best show that has ever struck this place. The house was not largo, but would have bten had the amusement loving people known what was in store for them. This compaoy may look for a crowded houee should they ever come back. One ot the highly interesting events of tho season was tho marriage, yesterday, of Mr. Y. A. Grove and Miss Miuuie Hunter, proper announce ment of which is made iu our u:r ridgo cottier to day. The weddiug ceremonies beiug private, wero nit' nessed only by the immediate relatives of tho bride aud groom, both of whom are too well and favorably knowu to our cilizeus to need introductiou Ly us, and we can only say that we join their very extended circle of true friends in heartiest congratulations upon this happy occasion. We wish tbem prosperity and a long life only that it will be a happy one is already assured. Mr. and Mrs. Wra. Blum of Ger man Hill, celebrated their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary yesterday eve ning. A large number of friends gathered at the house and were very pleasantly entertained till a late hour, partaking of a most delicious supper during tho evening, nnd a delightful time was had by all who wero present. The Democratic Senatorial con ference for this, 38th, district, which met at Marieuville last week, took upward of 150 ballots without effect ing a nomination. The candidates are: A. M. Neely of Clarion, Harry Alvin Hall of Elk, G. W. Huntley of Cameron, and J. B. Watson of Forest. There is a tough scramble for the dace between Elk and Clarion, but it is altogether likely the former will get the plum, the Hall faction being hard to "down" in a Democratic convention. The conference again met at Kane yesterday, but up tn tho hour of going to press no Dews had been received here. Orrin, eldest son of Cyrus and Martha Murphy, died at the home of his parents, Hunter Run, Elk county, Pa., Thurtday, Sept. 11, 18!)0, of typhoid fever, aged 17 years aud 3 months. The remains were brought to thi place on Friday evouing, and on Saturday morning at 11 o'clock were deposited iu Riverside Cemetery. He was a young man of steady aud industrious habits, aud a genorul fa vorite with his young companions. Wbilo on a vim to his grandfather, Mr. Wm. Killmor, last fpring, ho made a number of friends all of whom siocerely regret his demise. The parents and other relatives have the sympathy of all their friends in this county in their aflliction. Tho funeral services were conducted by Rev. J. V. McAniuch. Tho continuous and very general rains last week caused remarkably lii''li water iu all the streams of this couutry fur this season of the year, The Allegheny at this place lacked only about four inches of reaching the high water mark of last June, and in many places overflowed its banks. Much uamago was done to growing crops such as corn, buckwheat and potatoes, on tho islaods and river bottoms. There was also a coosidera ble lo8 of lumber by different firms. A raft of pine bill stuff belonging to Collins & Co., which had becu lauded at the company's switch opposite town got loose on Thursday morning and was ecatttred promiscously between this and Pittsburgh. There were about 100,000 feet of it aud it was valuable stuff; much of it will bu saved, how ever. It was thu highest September flood iu 40 years, says an old citizen A private not conveys the pleas mg intelligence timl Irteud li. 1J, Hoskius is still hnppy and prosperous iu salubrious North Dakota. Rob, has made himself solid with the "heavy weights" of his section, evidently, as we observe by the lettor heading whicl he uses that he holds tho very respoo sible position of Clerk of the Supreme Court of the Stale, which office he has held siuce the State was admitted. A puir of little lloskinses dance erouud the family hearth etono and make home happy. Mr. II, wishes to be remembered to all old friends, of whom he often thinks with pleasant recollections. Euclosed in his letter in this piece of news clipped from the FrK, (N. D.,) Jiepublican: "Curtis M. Shawkey, ol Warren, Pennsylvania filed with Judge Robert, to day, petition for letters of administration of the estate of the late Congressman Lewis F. Watson, of that State, wbo dropped dead a few weeks ago. The hearing of the petition wag set for Monday, Sept. 22. Mr. Watson's es tate in North Dakota is valued at $150,000, and tho portion of it iu Casa county cousisU of 28,000 acres of land, aud personal property valued at $25,000." G. A. R. Makienville, Sept. 11, 18U0, In pursuance of a call to organize Post of Ibe G. A. 11, the following ex-soldiers were present : if T r I . it ii. j. uurcnart, 11 r. v. uav. ; J. Truby, 155 P. V. Inft. ; J. B. Wil son, 55 P. V. loft. ; D. G. Muriarty 4!) N. Y. Inft.; Hugh McClosky Navy ; James J. Woods, 14 P. Cuv. ; J. K. Covert, 1st Battalion, V. loft.; Edward Durnell. 155 P. Iuft.; G. W. Reedy, 148 P. V. Inft C. II. Wilton, 24 N. Y. Cav. ; Jackson Reed, 24 N. Y. Cav. ; John F. Gaul 58 P. V. Inft.; Thomas McCool, 91 P. V. Iuft. ; LymauO Dell, C N. Y H. A.; J. J. Parsons, 105 P. V. Iuft Uu motion a committee consisting of Jj. G. Moriarty, Chairman, Jas. J oods, J. 1 . Gaul, J. IS. Wilsou au C. II. Wilton, was appointed to make application for charter. Ou motion the post was uaoied "The William Wray Post." Adjourned to meet Thursday, Sept. 25, 1890. John F. Gaul, Chairman. C. II. Wilton, Secretary. Court Minutes. Court met at 2 o'clock p. m., Mon day, with President Judge Brown, and Associates Proper and White on the Bench. The grand jury was charged, and constables' returns re ceived. The grand jury acted upon the fol lowing bil Is, and having transacted all their business were, on Tuesday at noon, excused. Com. vs. Charles Harger, indicted for burglary; true bill. Com. vs. Robert Harger, indicted for burglary; true bill. Com. vs. Road Commissioners of Tionesta township, indicted for neglect to keep up a certain road in said town ship ; a true bill. The case of II. E. Moody and Jerry Birtcel vs. Mead & McClure, was set tled. The case of Fox et al v. Lacy et I, was begun on Tuesday morning, and is still on trial. It will probably lest the greater part of the week. GRAND JUROR'S REPORT. The urnntl Jury completed their labors on Tuesday at noon, and were discharged with tho thnnks of the Court. X ollowing Is tnoir report : They have acted upon three bills of Indictment, all of which were found true bills. Wo beg leave to further report that we have Inspected the county build ings and find all in a fair condition. We further report tho rond in Har nett township, leading from Wortz's mill to Clurington road at place of Mr. .uitz, as being in an impassible condition. Also would report as a public nuisance the ponds of water standing on both sides of the V. & Y. It. li. in tho town ol Marlonville. caused by the embankment of (lie railroad, and the lacK or proper cul verts under railroad. Would give as witnesses as to condition of same: A. J). Ktull. Perry Neely. nnd W. II. Seigworth, all of Marionville. Erie Conference. The aonual meeting ot the Erie M. E. Conference which has just closed at Oil City was oue of the most largely attended in its history. Following is the report of the Presiding Elder of the Franklin District, of which the Tionesta circuit is a part: Tho work of tho Lord hss prospered wilhin our borders. There are tweu-ty-lhroe charges in the district. Nearly all churches report increased benevo lent collections aud tho organization of the Epworlh Leagues. The reports of Trinity and Grace Churches, of Oil City, particularly, reudered excellent reports which showed the work iu both fields tn be in the lead of all others iu this district. Petrolia Church reports 121 coaversious; Reno has had a revival and accessions to the church; Rcusevilla has built and paid for a handsnmo church and the work there is very encouraging ; St. Petersburg has improved its church property and the Epworth League is doing effective work. Titusville, Tid- ioule and other points iu the district report a progressive work iu all lines, Epworth Leaguo conventions have been held during the year with much profit to tho work. The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary socie ties are well organized and doing ef fective work. Brother B. P. Liun, one of the most promising of our young men died iu the part of the year. Following is a list of some of the appointments made by the Conference: FRANKLIN DISTRICT. Milton Smith, V. E., V. O. I'lousantvllle, Clintonvillo, R. A. Mclntyro, J. It. Rankin. Fast Hickory, C. R. Thompson, S. R Torrey. Kan Clair, Sylvoster Fidler. Kmloiitnn, O. O. Mclntyro, II. II. Moore, Franklin, A. J. Merchant, N. II. Holmes, Franklin circuit, It. A. Mclntyro. Kama Cit v, R. P. Linn, dead, II. A. Teats, Millorstow n, William llianlleld. West Monterey, W. R. Holt, Charles K McKiuloy. North ilopo, W. M. Caulield. Oil City, Uraeo church, It. C. Smith Trinity church, J. M. Thoburu. rarkor's Lauding, P. J. Slattery, E. K Creed. Petrolia and Rruin, F. M. Small. Plcasuutville. J. R. Rankin, J. II Cletnins. l'luinincr, L. W. Showers. Folk, W. II. Hover, C. It. Thompson ltousevillo and Sivcrly, J. A. Hume. St. Petersburg, II. H. Mooro, W. U. Holt Sherrett and Quoenstowu not nupplied George Collier. Tidioute. I). S. Steaduian, O. U. Mcln tyre. Tionesta aud Nebraska, C.C. Runiborgor. Titusville, John Lushor. J. M. Barker, Professor Ohio Wosleyan University. oriltll AI-l'OINTMKNTS. Clarington, Thomas Pollard. Marionvillo, W. II. Faroat, I-'. A. Shaw key. President, W. F. Flack. Fhillipsvillo, J. P. Ilicks. Heplcr Corners. Mrs. Win. Fellers, of Newmanville, slowly recuperating. Mr. John Mealy, who for several weeks has been confined to his bed i'li the ty phoid fever, is at present convalescing. Mr. Johu Myers has movo.l into his new house. Last week's continuous rain had caused tho buckwheat to begin to sprout. Jlr. and Mrs. lien Terry were ' isiting relatives in this section a short tiiu since. Mr. II. N. Hurkless is sick withdyspip sia. Tho Shrivor School opened fur tho teim to-day. S 'pt. 1j. Uot. Barnett Township. That's rite, jest leave all this work fur sn old womern to do that lia nerved her time years ago ; and if you wil I spose you must, but you'll have to hero what sho thinks of it aforo this leter In dun. Old Sally (tot a good edukashlon In hur young days, and what Is best of all sho has ro tansd It, and can do this work up in furst klass stiio If It must be left for hur to do ; and another thing, she isjpntaspntriotick, respeeks hur nityzihship, and likes to sec progrcshion jost as wcl as slio did when she was young, and wil do all she can to farther it on. I ges tho tramp that took pity on us a few weaks ago and roto a leter from hero has gone west, and Dom Pedro back to brazil, and there, hant no ono clso in the liul township kapeabul of rittin for a kounty paper I To bad I to bad I but never mind, you young skids '11 bo sorry fur it sum o' theso days when you begin to look around fur sum ollls aud thnro hainst anyone to reckognizo you and tlmts Jest tho way it '11 be. Why tho only klass of pcplo now that nose there Is sech a place as Harnett, is kandiilales, tramps aud pedlcra, and tho kaudidatcs wont com here miles tha air afrado of gitten defieted. Tha'll sumtiines sit down to thair desk and rite you a kind of a soR llatterln leter and send to J'ou, and it apears to work jest as well as if tha had a cum and seen you personly, for tha git your vote jest tho same. Well, Old Sally eant hero Jest as well as sho youst to nnd her I site is afaillen, so she dont git much nuze, but you air wol- coin to what little alio does git. J. R. Pcarsall tried to drivo his teem last week, but ho had to givo It up cos lie coudent lurn how to hold the linos. Joe LnndiM makes his apoaranco in town nowadays with his meet kart, but ho limps a leatlo. We wonder what is tho cos. The wel at Rultenwod Is progrossiu fine ly! it is hoped they wil lind good sand, for tho boys that works on it haint got any, so they say. We are having a festibal In town yestor day and to-day ; a good crowd and a good timo generally. A woman wonco, In a pashion tlew And at hur husban A hatchet threw. Rurypicking is dun but clashing haint, W. It. Coon was iu town lust week tho first timo sinco last spring. Tho pcplo on the hil says thero lias been a bar prowling around in the vlcinoty of the old stavo mill. Los, why dont you cum' down town? Wo havo forgot how you look. Sally R. Schuiiinom P. S. Wo notis a leatlo later iu tho day that Dom Pedro haint gono back to brezil, as we so his name. In this weak's paper, That's rito, dom, lets here from you agin Sept. 13. 8. R. S. FHOM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT. News is scareo in this vicinity this week Wo would like to hoar from Dom Pedro and Sally R. Kcruhbings a little oftener through tho columns of the ItKi'U jilk-an Miss Sadio Kellogg is visiting her sister in Marionville this wook. Frank Williams was visiting friends in Oilfoylo last Saturday. Riley and Harvey King of Hazon, Jef ferson county, are digging coal for J. J Reynolds this fall. The festival at Clarington M. E. Church last Friday and Saturday evening was woll attended. Jos. Lund is is doing a good business butchering and peddling boef this fall. Leslie Coon nnd his best girl were taking in tho sights at tho Ilrookville fair last week. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Osborne, on September 4th, a daughter. Mrs. Matilda Ward losta valuable young cow ono day last week, caused by abioken leg. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Irwin of this town ship, havo the sympathy of tho entire community in tho loss of their bright littlo girl, Tillio, whose dealh occurred. after a short illness of pneumonia, on Thursday night, August 20th, I8!H).' She was aged two years, flvo months and eight days. Hor body was laid to rest in Oroonwood Cemotory. Sept. 13. SnouTY Stewart Run. II. M. Xahniscr and son Harry, attended tho Morcor fair last week. Mrs. II. L. Bromley of Oil Cily, is lying sink with typhoid fever at Eaton Landors' of Noilltown. Dora Carson will carry the mail In the futuro from Tionosta to Kellottville. Cully Thompson la homo visiting his parents aud othor relatives and friends. Tho oil business is qulto lively here. Thero havo been live wells drillingat oneo for a few days, with moro to follow. No. 4, on tho Bromley, was shot to-day, and started oil' at about a 12-barrel rnte, black oil. Another woll will bo drilled soon. No. 11, on tho Jocelyn, Is down about 450 feet. Another rig was started to-day. No. 2, on tho Wylio, ami operated by Stewart & Son, will finish to-morrow. No. 2, on tho Tom. Howarth, started to-day. No. 1, on tho Jas. Vandorliii, and boing drilled by himself, is down about 2.V) feet. We understand Mr. W. S. Abbott, of New York, was out to-day making a lo cation for a well. (iuite a number of Stewarts Run psoplo attended tho quarterly mooting at Pitholo last Sabbath. Nelson Monro of Nebraska, called on friends of this placo to-day. Sept. l.i. McGintv. Frost-town Items. School commenced last week with a largo attendance throe in a seat. M. M. Smith is still brakeing on a tram car. W. II. Frost has returned from Frcdon ia, ultir having purchased another thous and acres of timber land. Heavy raiim are falling here about every day of late. Murray Nash goes to Tionesta next week, being constable of this pla-o. S. S. Craw ford is doing a rushing busi ness iu the bark and lumber tiu le. Mrs. W. K. 1-rost is rooovci infi from a aeveio attack of pneumonia under the skillful treatment of Dr. Towler. For first class goods and prices I izzio Frost's stoio takes tho cake. Ill NUKY. NEWSY NOTES. It Is said that up at Jamestown, N. Y., competition Is so great between tho min isters and justices of tho peace that they watch tho trains to seo who is coming to get married. In Jamestown, N. Y., a girl baby has Just lieen born, whoso mother Is 21 j-cars old, grandmother 38 years old, great grandmothor A.1 years old and great great grandmother "a years old, anil but one daughter living ol each generation. Albert Miller, of Harrlsbnrg, is under arrest in Cameron eountv for the murder of Chris Drum, whoso remains wero found on a wagon road near Emporium, ' on the 2d of November, lssii. Drum just previous to tho murder had been employ ed In Miller's camp near Hmethport, and when his remains wero found, they could only be identified by a photograph and papers found In his clothing. Philailcl- ihia detectives have been working up the ease, aud they havo brought it to a suc cessful Issue, establishing evidence that Drum was put out of the way for his val uable. The trial conies oil' iu November. McKmn Minn: Tho Rochester Drmoernt fays it is stated on good authority that the lainous Kiur.ua Viaduct is soon to bo removed, because it is not heavy enough for tho rapidly increasing tralllc carried over it. Tho span Is over a deep gorgo formed by Kinztia Creek. It Is 2,052 feet long, and 301 feet above tho water. It was built for a singto track at a cost of $2:17,000. It con sists of twenty towers, each 10 feet by 3SJ inches at tho top, anil of varying width at tho bottom, the highest being 10.1 feet by 18J feet at tho base. Theso towers are built of Phoenix iron columns in 30 feet sections, ami connected by Internal wrought Iron sleeper joints. Tho viaduct was designed to hold n weight of 2t'd tons. This Is crpial to a load of 8,073 pounds por lineal Toot of track. I his viaduct carries a branch of tho New York, Lake Erio & Western from the petroleum fields of Mc Kean county to tho coal fields of Elk county. It Is tho highest structure of tho kind iu tho world. It was commenced May 5, 1882, and completed August 2", 1882 in less than four months. There is some question as to whether tho viaduct will bo replaced or a detour mado In the line of tho road. When tho viaduct was first contemplated it was found that tho detour would cost 1,000 more than tho viaduct, but if tho viaduct is builtof hoav lor material it may bo found that it will cost moro than to mako the dotour. The viaduct for vears has been ono of tho famous bridges of tho world, and has been visited and examined by many eminent engineers and railroad men of this and otlior countries. lU'CKI.EN'.S AKMCA HAI.VK. The best Salvo in tho world fjr Cuts, Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Walt Rheum, Fever Sores. Tetter, t haiip"l LI aims, I'm I mams, uorns, and nit BKin eruptions, ami posi tively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to givo perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 23 cents per box. ror sale bv u. w. JJovaru. Tho best line of Stoves and Ranges are the "Cinderella," at F, W. Law's. It. Thousands walk tho enrth to-day who would bo sleeping in its bosom but for tho timely use of Downs' F.Iixir. For sale by CI. W. Bovnrd. Livery stable keepers should always keeplAruica v Oil Liniment in tho stable, nothing liko it for horses. Arnica & Oil Liniment is equally good for man and beast. 'l- nnd "0 cents per bottlo. For sale bv (1. W. llovnrd. For a mild cathartic, and clllcient tonic, uso Baxter's Mandrako Bittors. Every bottlo warranted. For salo at Bovard's. The I'ulell anil the Since. . Rev. F. M.Shrout, Pastor United Breth reu Church, Blue Mound, Kan., savs; feel it my duty to toll what wonders Dr King's Now Discovery has dono for mo My Lungs were badly diseased, and my pariHliioners thought 1 could live onlv few weeks. I took tivo bottles of Dr King's New Discovery nnd am sound nm well, gaining 2l lbs. iu weight." Arthur Love. MtimiLfer Love's Ktlnnv Folks Coin b. nation, writos: "After n thorough tiial and convincing evidence, I am confident Dr. KingH New Discovery lor Consumi tion beau 'om all, nnd cures when every thing else tails. The greatest kindness I can do my many thousand friends is to urge them to try it." Froe trial bottles at Herman it Siggins' Drugstore. Regular sizes ooe. and gl.oo. KI'IK II. Tho transition from long, lingering and painful sickness to robust health marks au iiocli in the uio ol tho intliviilual Such a remarkable event Is treasured in tho memory and tho agency whereby the good health has been attained isgratelully blessed. Jleueo it Is that so iiiueli heard iu praise of Electric, Bitters. So many feci they owo their restoration health, to tho use of tho Ureal Alterative and ionic. II vou are troubled with iiuv disease of Kidneys, Liver or Stomach, o: long or short stan, ling you will surely find relief by uw nt' Electric Bitters. Soli! at f0c. mid fl por bottlo at Herman Siggins' Drugstore. English Spavin Liniment removes nil Hard, Suitor (.allouseil Lumps and litem i.-hns from horses. Blood Spavins, Curbs, Splints, Sweonev, Ring-Bolie, Slides, Sprains, all Swollen Throats, Coughs F.te, Save $,h) by use of ono bottle. Wurrantei tho most wondcrlul bteimsli euro ever known. Sold by Herman V Siggins Druggists, J lonesU. Juii-- ly. When Bby wa lick, w st hor CftMoria, Wlieo ulio wm a Child, nbo cried for Outoria, W liep she became Miaa, the clung to Ciutori. When nhe nod Children, he gatre them Cutoria, MARRIED. (ilt')VE-lll NTElt.-Al the home ol the bride, on Tuesday, Sept. Ill, ih'.Ki, at I o'clock p. m., by Rev. C.C. licmlicrgi r, j Mr. VV, A. Grove uml Miss Minnie 1 1 inner, 110111 01 1 nun sia, 1 a. , UKEK.MIILL-ROYKR.-Oil September j Htli, 1SJ, by Rev. David Steele. M . Hubert VV. I.r, i nl.ill m.,1 Mi.s I, la J I ,. , ..... , ivujcr, mini in lai iiiiiin, I iite.-i iiniii- .V 1 ' F E N ST A M A K K 1 1 NUUSS. - At West ,,. , ... ,. t. . Hickory, K.ro.t county, Pa., Sel t. 10th, ls'.K), byC. II. Church, . I. P., Mr. Will - lain r cnsiuiuaker, 01 1 n nest.i li wnslnp, Forest county, and Miss F.muia Nurss, of Wet Hickory. IF YOU WANT a r,iectn'te job of nriiiling at a reasonable price send your order to tins i.llico. NOTICE TS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the undersigned lias made nppl'enMi.ii to the Secretai-.v of Internal Allium for tho State of Pennsylvania, for a warrant to survey unimproved va"int land in Howe Township, Forest Coui't, l'enn., beimr fifty-seven ami one hall () acres, adjoin ing lauds of Warrant No. (20 twenty eight hundred end twelve on tho eant ; lands warranted to Cnnrles Fox, U.'Jd Sej t., ts;l!i, ou the wmth; northwest corner of Fox hinds, and M-mtlnvcit corner of Wm rant No. on the west j and land.- wur I ranted to Wllticlin Willink .V Co, l.lth Dec., 17(1.!, No. 2'.Mi, on the north, i JOSU1MI SMITH. Titusville, l'enn., September 1", 1STO. FISHER, DENTIST, Warr.m, One of the oldest and most sue- ccsl'iil pine itioi ers in this "etion of the State. Will visit 'I icntesta every regular court week. tiwy'JS-ly. TAKE NOTICE. Wo wish tn i-.-til the attention of tbe rentiers ol tit? iti'lM LI.n'Atv to the la'-t th it S. Sager:4 Annlvnc Liniment is "no the very be-t internal ami externel remedies ever tisiil loi (ranips, inilaiu ma' ion, toothaeliM, iieatltche, cuts, bruises. priiius, dysentery, indigi stio:i, etc. It is ki it for sale nt I'limesta, M u-kory, lug Hill, Mnvburg and Ncwmansvillc, ami sum be placed on salo in other placos. Agents are wanted. npr3o-3n. 11. AIINKW. CIKOIMJK W. TAVI.OH AG1TEW & TAYLOR, ATTORNEYS A!D COUNSELLORS AT LAW Ofkii'Ks: Lenman Building, Washing ton, D. C. Tionesta, Forest Co., Pa. Will practice beforo tho U. S. Supremo lourt. Court of Cairns, District Courts, ami Departments of Government. Special attention given to U;e con cell ,-rt of army and navy claims, pensions, paj , bounty, etc., eases arising under mo cus toms, navigation and internal revenue; laws, and patents. Correct forms, blanks' nnd instructions mailed to ui.iiniunta i'reo of clinrse on receipt of their names and o. address. NOTICE. ESTATE OF HELEN S. THOMAS, de ceased. Letters Testamentary upon tho above estnto having been granted to tho undersigned, all persons indebted ta said cstato are requested to make piijr ment, and those having claims, to presoufr tho same without delay to SAMUEL I). IRWIN, VV. M. LINDSAY, Executors, Tionosta, Pa. Q ALES MEAT O WANTED. 11 LOCAL OR TRAVELING, to sell our Nursery Stock. Salary, Ex-1 penses nnd Stood v Employment guaran teed. CHASE BROTUEllH COMPANY. Rochester, N. Y. sept.-nov. THE OLD RELIABLE LIVERY STABLE, OF TIOUESTA, - PEKH. S. S. CAKFIELD, PROPRIETOR. Good Stock. Good Carriagos nnd Bug gies to let upon tho most reasonable terms, lie will also uo JOB T3J.A3I2sTC3-1 All orders left at tho Post Office will rcccivo prompt attention TH E Monumental company, OP JAMKSTOWtf, N. , i M'f 'rs and Impoitors of FINE MONUMENTS AND TOMBSTONES, lias appointed S. H. HASLET A SONS, Tionesta, Pa., Agents. All work war runted. Prices Reasonable. Call and ox aiuino samples. nrmrsiT sritu jiup Ul. I hUll Klerl Turhln lilocfc. Ila f the cost of hoistimr savetl to Storekeeper:!, Butchers, Farmers, Machinists, Builders. Conlruclura and others. Admitted to hit tho' greatest improvements evur made in tackle blocks. Freight prepaid. Write lor catalogue. Fulton lieu A Eiurino VV ks 10 Brush St.. De troit, Mich. E.stab. 18.72. luyJ J ATCI1MAK1NG. Tl.o undersigned would respect fully announce to his old friends, that ho lias returned to Tionesta and has located, in tho Kepler Block, formerly occupied I iy Mr. L. Fulton asa harness-shop, w hero ho will lie prepared to greet hisohl friends ami many new ones. Having oniiti acted an inward disease from which I havo w.i lereil for 24 years, and which requires ex ercise, I must therefore have an hour's walk each morning and evening, nnd slu.ll open m v o. lice at s o'clock, A. M., and close nth o'clock, P. M. It. It V l.I.E, Tionesta, Pa. i ; 2-A i-W !, or foci- V.:.:. V,- rrro V ! !ii! Uo of varl y-ifc-;:3 tit tculMM iicMi luinioj. . u lit'- u.-l ia A. Q. CHASE Writ-: trihtf'ii'tt'y fT Irrwa. n, & 90., frHiL., PA. PATENTS. ! Caveats, anil Trade-Marks obtHinud, and , P inl Im iness conducted fur Modor- I ale Fees. 1 (M"' "lli,' ia opposite U.S. Talent Office and we can sisuro patent in Icm ttiue than , ,,., ,.,.,, lll(m Washington. , Send model, drawing or photo., with description. We advise if patentable or iml, iree of charge. Our fee nut duo till patent iu secured. A pamphlet, "How to Obtain Patents," with names ol actual clients in your State, eountv, "r town, sent free. Address, C. A. SNOW A CO., Opp. Patent Oilicc, Washington, D. C. &sfe I
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