.E FOREST REPUBLICAN. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1801. BOROUGH OFFICER!. ifurgr-. J. E. Wenk. Ounnmlmen North ward, R. M, Hcr- man, Patrick Joyce, W. A. Grove. Hon Mi ward, H'. Ii. Haslet, Ell Holoman, A. II. Dale. JuxHcea of the reacei. F. Proper, 8. J. Netlev. Oonatable and Collector fl. S. Canflold. ffi-honl Director (i. W. Robinson, A. B. Kelly, E. I,. Davis, D. S. Knox, D. W. Clark, J. T. Bronnan. FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS. Member of CtonfrreQ. F. Kit inn. Metnber of ftennle Harry A. Hall. Aaaembly H. H. Towlrh. Preeident Judge Chari.b H.Notks. Antnciale Judgci John It. Whitb, C. W. Clark. Treuiurer Jam. R. IIaoorrty. Prothonntnry, Reif intent Recorder, e. Ca i.tin M. Ann Kit. Afher(T. John R. Osnoon. OiinmiiMutaftr C. K. Ijr.nEHOR, Jab. MoIkttrr, Philip Emret. County Superintendent G no. W. K KRR. TUntrict Attorney P. M. CLARK. Jury fTommttsumer JonH N. IIkatii, JOHlf MfliU r.RNRRROKIl. unty Hnrveyor3 . F. Propkr. roner Dr.' C. O. Riimrerofr. Cownry Hfftinrt W. W, Thomas U. W. RoniKsoiT, R. Flyhk. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. rti.ivi rrmnif Vn. R.17. Y. A A. M. I J Htatml Mootinim hold nt Odd Fol lows Hall tlio first Mondny of each month. T. J. PAYNE, W. M. T. R. COBB, Boe'y. ImTASIIINGTON CAMP. No. 420, , P. O. R. of A., meets every MondHV eve ning In A. O. V. W. Hall.'Froper A Doutt block. FRED. INFIELD, Pres. J. J. LANDERS, R. 8. TIOSESTA LODGE Xo. 309, I. O. of O. F MEETS every Tuesday evening, at 8 o'clock. In the Lodge Room In Par trlHn'a Hull, Confers the Initiatory de- l first Tuesday nlurlit of each month ( tlrst dogreo the second Tuesday Night; second degree the thlnl TuMsdny night; third degree the fourth Tuesday "i8"U F.W.LAW.H.O, J. n. FOXES. Soo'v. 27-tf. IVIRWIT 11DOK. I Meets every Friday evening In A. O. U, V. Hall. Proner. Doutt block. Tlnnosta. JAS. CANF1ELD, M. W. J. R. CLARK, Rocorder. CI APT. GEORGE STOW POST, J Vn. 274. a. A. R. M?ct on the first Wednesday In each liunth, In Odd Follows Hall, Tionosta. Pa. JONATHAN AMUHIIl, VOliu nilT r.nnndK STOW CORPS. No, Vi.17 W. R. C.. meets first and third Wednesday evenlnir of each month. In A. O. U. W. hall, Proper A Doutt block, llo nesta, Pa. Mrs. C. C. RUM BERG Kit, Prea't Mra. K. L. DAVIS, Seo'y. BOARD of EXAMINING SURGEONS for Forest County. A K. KtoncH'inher M. D.. President! J. W. Morrow M. D., Secretary J. B. Slggtna M. D., Treasurer. The Board will meet in rir. Mnrrow'a oflflce. Tlonosta, on the thlnl Wednesday of each month, at 10 o'clock, a. m. P M.CLARK, , ATTORNEY-AT-L AW, and District Attornry, Office corner of Elm and Bridge Streets, Tlonosta, Pa. Also agent for a numbor of reliable Fire Insurance Companies. f. L. DAVIS. ill. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Tioncsta, Pa. Colloctlona mndo In this and adjoining counties. ril F. RITCHEY, J ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Tionesta, Forest County Pa. p E. BIBLE, ATTORNKY-AT-LAW, Olllce In Kepler Block, Room 0, Tloaesta, Pa. IAWRENOB HOUSE, Tionesta, Pa., J Justis Hliawkey, Proprietor. This house Is centrally located. Everything new and woll furnished. Supoiior Ao ciinmodntiona and strict attention piven to guosta. Vegotablos and Fruits of all kinds served in their aouson. Sample room for Commercial Agents. C1ENTRAL HOU8K, Tionesta. Pa., O. O. Brownell. Proprietor. This la a new house, and has Just boeu fitted up lor the accommodation of the public. A por tion of the patronage of the publio is solic ited. t-iy. T B. SIGGINS, M. D., J. V hysician, Surgeon A Druggist, TIONESTA, PA, JW. MORROW, M. D., . PHYSICIAN A SURGEON, I .ate of Armstrong county, having located tn Tionesta is prepared to attend all pro fessional calls promptly and at all hours. Office aad residence two doors north of Ijiwronce House. OIHoe hours 7 to 8 A. M., and 11 to 12 m. 3 to S and BJ to 74 P. M. sjiuulsys, 9 to 10 a. H. 2 to S and 61 to 74 P. M, may-18-81. JJK. F. T. NASON, PHYSICIAN A SURGEON, TlUmiSHTA, l-A Office on Klin Street. Calls attonded to promptly day and night. CliAS. II. DAVIS. DENTAL SURGEON. Elm Street, Tionesta, Pa. Does all work in the line of modern dentistry, and guarantees satisfaction. TAR. A. FISHER, DENTIST, Warren, XJ ra. One nt the oldest and most sue, cessful practitioners in this section of tin State. Will visit Tionesta every regular court week. mayai-ly. TVTORA II. SEIGEL. Practicioner in Mi 1 crobic Treatment for the cure of all tonus of disease. No drugs, no medicines to be swallowed. Catarrh, lung diseases, I litem Dernnce. and In short all forms of inorhUl conditions treated under the new ly discovered Microbio Philosophy, the most successful mode known to sciouce lor the curing of the people. Residence oprpNUV) P. -., Tionesta, Pa. MAY, PARK. A CO., BANKERS. Corner of Elm Wainut Sts.. Tionesta Pa., Bank of Discount and Deposit. In terest allowed on Time Deposits. Collec tions made ou all the Principal points of the V. H. Collections nolloiled. pUIL. EMERT, FANCY BOOT A SHOEMAKER. ShoD in Reck building next to Smear Mugh Jt Co.'s store. Is prepared to do all Kinds of custom work from the finest to the coarsest and guarantees his work to give perfect satisfaction. Prompt alten- n civen to meudiug, and prices as rea- lilo as first class work isau be done for. JAS. T. BUENNAN, REAL ESTATE, RENTING AND COLLECTING AGENCY, TIOIsTEST, PA. PARTI CUT. All ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE PKOPKK ASSESSMENT OK LANDS i.TtimtinniviiffunfivTivvu . u.i TO THE PURCHASE AND HALE OK 1 r, Ft I n ft 11 Mi ft r r iAr.Ti nun" KKAIi KHTATK, ANI Til ill r. KKNT1JNU AND MANAGEMENT OF THE SAME. Chsrrh ana K.bhstli rkl. Presbyterian Sabbath School at 9:45 a. i. : M. E. Sabbath School at 10:00 a. m. Preaching in M. E. Church every Sab bath eveninir bv Rev. Bumberner. Preaching in the F. M. Church every Sabbath evening at the usual hour, lie v. V. K. SIioiir. Pastor. wervices in Hie I'resuyierisn . iiiiiuii every Sablmth mornmn ana evening, KCV. J. V. MCAnincn onu iHiwig. LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS. Oil market closed yesterday 591. James Cosgrove was over from Baroett yesterday. Constable Can field is beautifying his house with new coat of paint. Attention is directed to the new reading matter in the ad. of Drs. McClellan fc Salm, specialists. A thirteen pound boy makes music fur George Hood since Monday of this week, and George seems to enj iy it. Hon. Peter Berry, who is now operating in the region between Oleop- olis and Plumer, gave the Republican call Mouday. Mrs. J. E. Hillard has been quite ill for some time past with intermittent fever, but her friends will be pleased lo know that she is recovering. - i The roof and belfry of the school hoil.lin .re heimr ren-inleH. and the , ..... i improved appearance is worth several I limes the cost of the work. -Prof. Armstrong, principal of the borough schools, smiles pleasantly over the arrival at his domicile yes lerdav of ft couple of asBietauts, a young lady aod a young gent. There are still a number of cliil dren In town afflicted with scarlet fever, but if the disease continues in as mild a form as it has thus far been, there need be no alarm, if the little ones are properly and carefully nursed. Supt. Kerr has set Monday, Dec, 28, as the date for the commencement of the teachers' annual institute of Forest county. He is negotiating for some excellent laieoi, ana expects to make this session one of unusual interest. The well of Grove Bros., on the rank Monday tarro, was nuisued, out we forgot to meution it last week. It was a duster. Had it shown up for a 200-barrel spooler we would not have forgotten to make mention of the fact, you bet. Alt, W. ii. Uoon bas been ap pointed postmaster at Claiinglon, in place of Mr. J. B. Pearsall, who re sizneJ when he moved away from there. Maurice has our congratula tioos. His position is good for five years from next Match, anyway. lhere s not ft joy the earth can cive, like the sudden surcease oi violent aod -terrible pain. It is like the rest at the gates of Paradise, but bow can it be found r It is the simplest matter in the world. Buy a bottle of c.i..:- n:i .-j ...k :. : " Scowden & Clark have now in stock, all nieelv fitted, a fine selection r .i;i,. i.;i. . u. ..c.b... v.v,..o, marked down to me lowest living . . .1 a l notch. Thoso contemplating a pur- chase will cettaiuly miss it if they do not iuspect their stock before invest ing. tf. there s ft water famine in some portions of the town, many of the wells baviog gone dry, while in others it is found necessary to go very spar ingly in order to make them bold out. r ,l Such a drouth at this season V year has never before been known j w " - hereabouts, not even by the ..de8t iohab." A new stove is on exhibition at the store of Lawrence & Smearbaugh. Burns kerosene oil, no pipe, no smoke, throws out lots of beat, sols oo casters, only weighs 40 pounds aod can be pushed around anywhere very easily ; in fact all who see it seem to fall in love with it at a glance. Call and see it. It. E. Heath Clark defeated John W. Reed, in the Jefferson Clarion judicial contest, by 163 majority. Tb vole was as follows : Jefferson, Clark 3273, Reed 3611; Clarion, Clark 3446, Reed 2945. This fight is said to nave been one or the hottest ever known in that district, and it is need less to say tbe Democrats bad on band one of the greatest tasks of their lives in accomplishing the defeat of Mr. Reed. A writer in ft liustoo paper rec. ommends women to study their coun lenances by aid of their mirrors Good eooughl But then if they do not cure their colds with Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup tbey run tbe risk of breaking their reflectors and destroy ing valuable property, Throueh ft blunder in nrintinB a a i thflir tinlcpfii tht Demon rati un tn Klk i fc ii jf.Aj .i:- vuuui.j uhvu viriuniijr ucicavou biivit i late candidate for associate judge, the iudieiarr ticket having been nlaced on the one headed "r.nuntv." which is clearly an error. They did not die- .u.:- :..,u r.. l- uuvnr turn uiiBLBitn uuui unci luo i ticketa had been rireulaled. The Dialler will IlKeiy 60(1 In ft CODleol ,, -,, , , , . The maiden like modesty of their possessors forbids the mentioning of two Oil City hunters who returned Saturday night from the vicinity of West Hickory, Forest county, wilh string of eixteeo nice squirrels of the black and gray varieties, as the result of a day's hunt. To their guide, Elmer Flemiug, and bis dog"Sancho" they cheerfully credit their success. Blizzard. Elmer always was consid ered one of our best hunters, and was never known to allow bis guesls to go away empty handed. A private letter from oar old friend John Muenteoberger, who is now located at Chicago, gives assur ances that himself and family are all well and doing well in their new abode. The brick yard of May, "Pur iogton & Co., in which he is employed, is turning out 180,000 brick daily, from which it may be imagined there is no idleness in that quarter. In fact the imagination cannot picture the great rush in business of all kinds in that great city. John's home is in Dolton, a suburb of Chicago, and be says he would willingly spare us all the beer in the city for the nest ten years in exchange for the spring at tbo watering trough on the Dutoh 11111 roaJ- Inferior water is the great drawback - . . there. John sends best "garas " inenos, woora ne i . . 1 1 .,1 r , . i i bopes to meet at the World's Fair, 1 The Corry National Bank closed last Saturday morning by Bank Examiner Miller. It was a great shock to the community, as no bus- picions have existed anywhere of its insolvency. The capital stock was $100,000 and the deposits close to $500,000. The failure is due entirely lo the fact that the bank has been carrying a large amount of paper for business men in that section and in the lumber country, who have been unable to meet their obligations. The bank did two-tbirds of the banking business for twenty-five miles around, and while it did the heaviest of the haf.;aeM tot Corr :, inciU(led . . f , tanneries in Warren county. mercantile houses of Colum U,ia C,;nn rVoolr Roar T.nlra Knur taosburg, Clymer, N. Y., and a lot of other Bmall places. The officers say that the depositors will get every dollar due them. ASOTIIER BOILER EXPLOSION. Another boiler explosion is reported, though, fortunately, not attended with such frightful results as the one of a few weeks ago. This lime it was the boiler in Manning Bros', saw mill, near Redely fle, this county, the acci dent taking place shortly after eight o'clock on Saturday morniog last Elmer Bortzer, the fireman, was the only one to sustain serious injuries, although there were several other men in the mill at the time. Mr. Uortzer, who is a young man, perhaps ii years of aee. and ft eon of Matthew Bortzer, i - Ti.,... o,n.i,;n . r hHl. o- pernapB laiauy lujureu. now arms, the right leg below the Kuee, and two ribs were broken, aod it is ! ...... I fn,.-A,i (nan Ha mnml..tc I n hurt tnAW- .cu u .,...,..,.- naly vnai causea tne explosion is not known to ft certainty, DUl It IS surmised there waa littla or no water in the boiler. The mill was badly uemonsnea, ana tne siraoge pari is, what saved the other occupants, no less than half a dozen, from serious if i . . J - nr.. n me unioriuoate young man was takeu to bis boarding bouse and phy- I . . ... s ciana aummoned. who at last accounts . were quite hopeful of the recovery of their patient. Starr. Tbe farmers have their corn all husked, and their fall work about done. Mr. L. Behrens has tbe cellar dug for his new residence, which he will erect fortbwiib. J. II. Brede, who is working in Warren county, spent Sabbath with his parents. Mrs. G. W. Osgood of Whig Hill, has been visiting friends here for tbe past few days. Harry Ikenberg has been on the sick list but is better at this writing. Mrs. II. Ehlers and daughter Anna, who have spent tbe past six weeks with friends in Pittsburgh, returned last Saturday eveniug. Kev. A. 1. bager preached to a large congregation iu the school house last Sunday afternoon. Mrs II. E. Lovell, who has beeo quite sick, is able to be arouod again. John Heath and old Jim are meod- ing tinware. Old Maid. For bargains in Furniture go to S. II. Haslet & Son's cheap furniture Store. If. Stewrtj Run. The ropairiDjr of the church Is , progrew.ng nice.y aoa win oe com P,Blea 111,8 weeB vauueruo mienus raoyu.g Id1 M- Zahniser'g house this week The farmers are ceding almost through With their fall work. lbe election went oil very smoothly and quietly here, only 38 voles being polled. Wail until next fall, won't those Democrats be sick. Mr. Will Harrah, of Cherrytreei called on II. M. Zabniser, this week. J. G. Bromley and Rob Baker have finished threshing aod housed their machine fur the season. Mr. Foreman aod Mr. Lord of Tionesta have been working at the church. Dingman & Dale are almost through with their lumber job here. They will move their mill from here across the River, we understand. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Stevens have a brand new baby at their house. We bad no preaching or Sabbath school last Sabbath on account of repairiog the church. There will be Sabbath school at 10 o'clock and preaching at 11 s. m., next Sabbath, as usual. Mr. Walters' boys visited Mr. Hutchinson aod family, Monday. Nov. 8. Citizen. East Hickory. Derrick correspondence. A literary society was organized here on Saturday night. Hilton Church was seen on our streets one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Kelly, of Neil! town, were visiting friends in this place for a few days. Mra. Clark has moved Into her house in town for the winter Smith Sulley returned home from McDonald for a few days. Ben Wood just finished threshing t crop f 140 bushels of buckwheat, Halliday. the liveryman, has pur chased a fioe team of ponies. Rey. Dean is having scarlet fever in his family, as is also Constable Con- nelly. The site for a bridge for East Hick ory creek was viewed here on Monday, Robert Lynch and Eugene Holmes are proud fathers of boy babies. Signs of bear are still seen a fe miles north of here. Matt McCray is able to be around oo crutches General quarterly meeting in the Free Methodist church will be held next Friday. Saturday and Sunday, Mrs. Burdick, of Hemlock City was in town last week. The show on the weBt side was well patronized, but was considerable of a fake, Sam Sullioger, who had his leg broken below the knee while at work above Tidioute, was brought home last week Dr. E. Smith, of Whig Hill, had some boys arrested for malicious mis chief, but let them off wilh paying the costs, Nov. 9. Jury List, December Term, 1691. I GRAND JURORS. Armburger, II. P., farmer, Tionesta tp. Atwell, Wm. L., laboror, Hickory. I 1 1 Tt. 1 I ir i ..1 .iiigiojr. Burns, Chas., laborer, HicKory. Brooks, J. H., farmer, Green. """"" ""--""., Conn. W. M.. laliorer. RarnetL I ' " ' Deshner, Henry, laborer, Kingsley. Dunkle, George, laborer, Harnett. Duun, J., meichant, Harmony. Elliott, Jas., farmer, Harmony. Miinter, wauace, laoorer, mcKory. I Jones. John A., lobber. Green. KriSi joim, laborer, Howe. Laird, Wm., laborer, Kingsley. Landers. Joseph, laborer, Borough. my era, joiiu, larmer, nonesia tp. I McDonald. Johu. lobber. Hickory. I ' " Noil! , Sye, farmer, Harmony. I Potter, Clarence, farmer, Barnett. T 1 1XT T XI ", " "j. i oiiiaingcr, r reu., laruiur, 1 luutni Tuomadsoni Ni clerlC( Greon. oiiiainger, creu., laruiur, x luiiusut ip. PETIT JURORS, Burhenn, Conrad, farmer, Kingsley. Black, Archibald, farmer, Barnett. Brewster, Nathan, farmer, Harmony. Black, W. W., farmer, Harmony. Crane, Bruce, lumberman, Howe. Catliu, L. J laborer, Howe, dinger, Amos, producer, Harmony. Crawford, S.. merchant, Howe, Eldridge, Joseph, farmer, Jenks. Foreman, W. J., carpenter, Hickory. FisouH, John, laborer, Jenks. Frost, W. K., laborer, Howe. Fogle, C. 8., pumper, Harmony. Farwell, John, laborer, Jenks. Graham, Joseph, laborer, Hickory. Hood, Chas., farmer, Tionesta tp. Haslet, J. M., laliorer, Hickory, Milliard, Jack., furmer, Hickory. Hunter, Wilbur, laborer, Kingsley. Hillard, Grant, farmer, Burnett. Ishuiau, Wm, M laboror, Harnett. Irwin, Hiram, farmer, Burnett, .lamiesou, Quiutuin, furmer, Tionesta tp. Klubbalz, Ed., foreman, Jenks. Hainan, Henry, furmer, Green, Kerr, C. 11., laborer, Barnett, Liiiiiemon, Amos, carpenter, Howe. Lilly, L. F., lobber, Jeuks. I,oudeu, E. T., laborer, tireen. I.andis, J. R., farmer, Burnett. Mi l n tyre, Joseph, laborer, Harmony. Miller, A. I!., clerk, Jenks. Miller, Frank, laborer, Howe. Patch, George, teamster, Hickory. Proper, O. W., oil producer, Borough. Swarm, E. V., mechanic, Barnett. Khipe, A brain K., farmer, Jenks. Thomson, James, laborer, Mrueu. Tubus, Clinton, laborer, Howe. lZlr Warden, G. W., clerk. Hickory. esU tp. OFFICIAL VOTE OF l OKIvST COIJATY, XOV. 3, 1891. Aud.Oeiv St. PRECINCTS. Burnett 45 VW 4 45 ! 4 41 ... I 4 15 1 4 15 1 1 18 84 4tl 25 81 50 24 27 64 21) 111 1 20 111 l! IS 27 10 1 27 10 1 27 1 61 45 IS IKt 45 l'l 23 77 21 1Z II 20 111 (I 21 14 6 14 0 IS 9 12 1 H 12 tt 72 75 14 72 75 11 65 8 7 4, 8 7 4 7 47 2(1 2 47 28 2 83 14; 3S 2!l 4 3 2i 4 Si 7; 75 2!) 8 74 2!l B 7tl( 10, !4li7i359 80 4H2 301 8rt 33 190 'losj nn lawji Oreen, Ouitonville .. lireon, Nebraska larmony. West Hickory.. Harmony, Allender Hickory Howe, Brookston Howe, Balltown Howe. Cooper Tract Jenks, Marienville Jenks, Byromtown KltlKKIeV Tionesta Township Tionesta Borough Totals Majorities Note. The Repu 1, and the Prohibitii blienn DelcBatcs-at-I.arire 301, and the Prohibition H7. R. W. Giiiton, missioner, and received 411 votes. John A. Auditor, anrt received vri votes, f . k. miile, lenville, and 14 In Kinirslev. inr District Attorney. I liese vote as well as those cast for Mr. Ritchey for the same olncn. were complimentary, noither having beon regu larly placed in nomination. SEWST NOTES. There were 14 deaths from diphtheria in Stonoboro within the three weeks ending on Saturday. The schools of that place have been closed on account of the epi demic. An exchange says that "limburger choose cut and laid in cupboards and re frigerators will drive ants away," You bet it will and uncles, cousins and in lacl the whole family. Where there Is a predisposition to weak lungs it is of the greatest value to culti vate the habit of deep inspiration in breathing. Practice filling the lungs, putting in at least five or ten minutes each day. Frank Rumsey, Esq., until recently of Olean, but now located at Buffalo, has been appointed general solicitor of the W. N. Y. A P. Road, taking the place of J. 1), Hancock, Esq., of Franklin, who re cently resigned. Counterfeiters near Erie have by chem ical aid split $1 and fo bills, pasted the backs of the ones to the faces of the fives, and vice versa, bo that by laying the big side up they have usually passed the bill without question. ' In the State Supremo Court Monday, the application for a change of venue from Crawford county in the case of tbe Dela- maters, the bankers, who tailed last year, was refused by Justice Paxson. The grounds for the application were the pre ndice of the depositors and the inflamma tory articles published in the newspapers alter the failure. The fourth annual report of the W. N. Y. A P. railroad makes a favorable show, Ing. The gross earnings for the last fiscal year were 3,5G2,678; the operating ex penses $2,485,782, and the not earnings (1,076,886. After the payment of Interest and taxes a balance of (448,145 remained, which was expended for betterments of tbe road and new equipments. The coin pany has (30,000,000 and operates 647 miles of road. There Is a most peculiar question grow ing out of the settlement of an estate, tbe owner of which perished in the Johns town flood, before the Courts of Cambria county. A husband died not long before the flood, leaving bis estate, by will to his wife, who lost her life, as did her children in that terrible disastor. Now the question is to be decided, who shall get the estate? In law It is presumed that when a number of people perish In a flood tbe Btronger is the last to die. The brothers and sisters of the woman in this case claim the estate as her heirs, on the presumption that she died last, but she had a son 17 years old whom the relations on the father's side insist lived longer than bis mother. Tbe points are all novel and will require rare Judgment in disposing of them, and of course it will be carried to the highest court of appeals. The Blizzard says, tbe latest report of burglaries In the recent series of such reports, comes faom McKeesport, where two residences were entered and a consid erable amount of cash and Jewelry was stolen. There appears to be good ground foj bollevlng that within the post two wcoks representatives of a regular gang of thieves have started from Southorn New York and taken a foraging trip down through Pennsylvania. As heretofore re corded, burglaries have beon committed during that time at Olean, Tidioute, Tio nesta, Cochranton, Franklin, Rouseville, Meadville, Oil City and other towns in this part of the country, Tbe order in which they have been reported and the manner In which they have occurred have indicated, as noted, the work of a gang passing along southward, through local talent has doubtless had a hand in some of them. As no arrest has been effected in connection with these burglaries, it is evident that the perpetrators have either been very lucky of slick hands at their business. If they continue thoir foraging trip steadily southward, it would seein that the capture of some of them ought to be possible before they gut us far as say Key West, Flu. But it is probable that the robberies at McKce.-q.ort, with a few others in that part of tho State, will con stitute the round up lor their present trip, and that they will now turn their at ten tiou to the disposition of thoir booty. MARRIED. GREEN KNOX. At Salamanca, N. Y. on Wednesduy, Nov. 4ih, 1801, by Rev W. A. Stone, Mr. J. W. Green, of Sujia Run, Pa., and Miss Kate Knox, of Tionesta, Pa. JACKSON-WELLN.-In Warren, Oct, 28, 18U1, at resideuco of Mrs. T. C. Jack son, Short street, by Rev. W. A. Rankin, Mr. Daniel E. Jackson and Miss Auna Wells, both of Warren. RHODES SALSGI VER. Nov. 5, 1W)1, at the residence of the bride's parents, in Tionesta, by Rev. C. C. Rumberger, Mr. Daniel C. Rhodes and Miss Martha A. Sulsgiver. A very large gathering of the friends of the happy couple were assembled lo wit ness their eiubarkiiient on the sea of mat' i niiony. Promptly at eleven o'clock the bride and groom ushered by the bride's parents presented themselves in the purlor wuere tne worus were saiu tnav piiguteu llieir lives and made of twain, one llesli The bride was dressed in a lovely blue surge with bridal veil and wreath, while llio groom wore the conventional black dress suit. The prussuts were numerous, useful D. Atv 2 c. -i , r. Co. I C. Con 1)1 st. Del. 5-, n 401 35, 5 15 381 55 17! 2S 5i 3S 37i 70 211 11 11 8' 121 6 38 111 Hi 8, 6H 1(1 Wl 20 37, 02, Is! la! : 20 is 10 fi 2 11120! 74, 721 71 7! 8h: 40 5!i 512' Will 2! !fl) 3 10Sj 2!) 29 70 706 284 278 281 too i i received 871 votes, the Democratic Dem., had no opposition for Jury Com Dawson, Rep., had no opposition for h-Ri)., uem., received 73 votes In Ma- and valuable, consisting In part of cut glass water sett, cut glass dessert sett, cake mold, clouded crystal water sett, fruit dish, 2 linen towelf, largo tureen, 2 largo linen towels, tine lavor, 6 jelly pans, Urge spoon, tureen and ladle, cut glass sugar bowl, large silvered tray, 2 large llowored linen towels, stiver tea strainer, hall dozen plates, 6 linen damask towels, sett silver spoons, covered butter dish, pickle dish, sett cups and saucers, sugar bowl, cut glass vinegar cruet.llowored cream pitcher, sett cut glass berry dishes, sett cut glass t-auce diHiics, z muter uihiios, pickle dish. Alter the ceremony the company sat down to an elegant repast. The happy couple pave a reception in the evening to tneir many young lrioiuis. lARMERS AND FARMER'S SONS L who have a horse and rig at their dis posal, and who are looking for profitable employment nmy secure positions worth from thirty lo siNty dollars a week by ad dressing A. J. Putter, 3 East 14th St., New x ork tiny. 2 NATURE'S COB3LER. Repairing, Mending, Making tho Old ana worn uut New. HOP BALSAM la eomnnsed of frceh bops and the best guma, baUutma ami ex- pec wra D IS KT) ow ii producing refreshing eloep, and w hen tho mind is at repose It asslnts nature and heala the body. Thehealthfuiandme dtctn&l properties r the hop are well known. Hop Balsam will euro Touslm, Col dd. Am thmn. Hare Throat. sOofiHuniptlon. Kr on- chills, aud all Pulmon ary Camplntnt. It a- situ to ralne the phlegm and clear the I una inns of all morula matter. Mothers will find the BaLSAHexcellfnt.botn fur themselves and children. It cures when cure la put- 4 ainio. , -rry it IT CU R tb the most stub born cases, when all other I remedies have railed. I IT ALLAYS the r.,kln calm relieves the sufferer I from that terrible Cougta wheu cure Is in tho balance. If you are troubled with Lung: nr Pulmonary complaints you nuuuiu vuu our uaxjiah. Get a targe bottle I Get a free sample I lor 35 cents. at your aruggists. . RICE & SONS, Portvllie, N.Y.I CURE Pick Headache and relieve all the trouble Inci dent to a bilious state of the system, such as ItiKzineRK, Nausea. DrowHiuesa, Distress afU r eating, Pain iu the Side, &c While their most remarkable sueecas has been shown in curiug neadache, yet Carter's ijtti.b Ijvkr VitAJt an equally valuable in Consultation, curing and preventing this auiioying eonmlatnt. while they also correct all disorders of the stomach, stimulate the liver and regulule the bowels, Kven U they only cured MEAD) Ache they would be almost priceless to those who suffer frHin this distresainfr complaint: lint fortiimitelv their loudness does not end here, nnd thoiw who once try them will And Uieno little pills valuable in so many ways that they will not be willing to do without uiem. llut after all sick head ACHE Is the bane of so many lives that here Is where we make our great boast. Our pills cure it white other do not. Carter's Littlb Liver Pills are very small and very easy to take. One or two pills make a dose. They are strictly vegftahk and ilo not gripe or purge, but by their gentle actinu please all who use them. In vials at ' cents; five for $1 . Bold everywhere, or scut by luuU. CACTia KXncXiTX CO., Hew York. UH Small lb, Small Fries. Tress. mm i SA.D CARTER'S U .VER "Isf51 H Pius. fij New Furniture Store NEW FURNITURE ! Lindal k Charleston Have opened a New Furniture Store in the Kepler Block, - Tionesta, Pa., And are prepared to accommodate their patrons with tho newest and best furniture at tho LOWEST FIGURES! Everybody will bo treated fairly. All goods delivered within a reasonable distance from town. Give us a call. Como and examine our stock. Goods shown with pleasure. LINDAL & CHARLESTON, Kepler Block, - Tionesta, Pa. H O r. 9 : 14 13 it. m latest ii:sias! And at prices Hint aro within the n ach of everyone. ( onio and look tnem over before J'oii buy. H. J. HOPKINS & CO. r OREXZO FULTON, Manufacturer of aud Dealer in HARNESS. COLURS, BRIDLES, , And all kinds of HORSE FURNISHING GOODS. TIONESTA. PA. THE OLD RELIABLE LIVERY STABLE, -OF- TIONESTA, - PENN. S. S. CANFIELD, PROPRIETOR. Good Stock, Good Carriages and Bug cies to let upon the most reasonable terms, lie will also do JOB TEAMIITai All orders lea at the Post Olllce will receive prompt attention. Administrator's Notice. ESTATE OF F. P. ORN, lato of Kins ley Township, Forest County, de ceased. Letters of administration upon the abovo named estuto liaviug been f ranted to the undersigned, all persons laving claims against the same, will firescnt tbera for payment, duly authent icated; and those indebted thereto will please make immediate pavment to G. W. OSGOOD, Administrator, Whig Hill, Forest Co., Pa. P. M. CLARK, Attorney. Oct. 10, 18U1. Ot. 2.QO. The Superb Qualities of our Two Dollar Huts are only beginning to be known. ThoNO lists are guaranteed not to break and huve no poisonous dyes in the sweat bands. So our customers will have no soro heads. We givo iust as corroct a utyle for (2.00 as lor Jo.00. NO JAY STYLES But only the well known and correct shapes of Yoiimim. Ilunlap, Knox and Miller. Prices JtJ.OO, ?.,'(!, fCI.Otl and fl.oO. Mail orders promptly tilled. McCUEN & SIMON, Tailors, Ilullcrs, Furnishers, Mod erate Price Store, 33 SENECA STREET, OIL CITY, PA. 1 s , : i iv , u A.T.il'-.J-.i-fjtvKy
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