1
)v . THE FOREST REPUBLICAN.
i. t. WINK,
Editor 4 PaoeanToa.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 18W.
Thk Philadelphia Record calls Hill's
attention to Mr. Blaine's letter as a
model, and suggests that he write one
Just like it. But he won't.
TnK President on last Vedoeday
appointed Joseph Buflingtoti, Esq, a
prominent attorney of Kittmmnjt, n
United States Dist rict Judge for I he
Western District of Pennsylvania.
The New York County elections
last week, with licary Republican
pain, both show the injury Hill's
Wtate steal has done the Democratic
party and the real strength i f the
Republican party when it is united.
Senator Hawlky sava that Ilarri
ton is stronger than he was four years
ago, and the Democratic party weaker.
Four years ago Harrison carried New
York, and he was a strong man then.
If nominated this year we may expect
him to not only carry New York, but
Delaware and Connecticut aUo and
several other doubtful States.
Spain treats her anarchists in a
summary manner. Four of them who
tried to start a riot on a small scale
and turn things upside dowu were
jarroted, and it is said they were
denied the right of a trial. The
Chicago anarchists not only had a
trial, but they had the beneGt of the
law's delay and all that money and
powerful counsel could do fur them in
all the courts.
The Philadelphia Inquirer is en
gaged in tba laudable lask of collect
ing a fund to bring bank to America
.ww uuiii ktio icmaiug ui Atiggiu, me
American sailor, who was so brutally
murdered in the streets of Valparaiso
by the infuriated Chilian mob. Al
ready almost $400 has been received.
: :n : - l i
iu m nui require a mucn larger sum
!ian that to bury brave Riggiu on
American soil.
Tue Washington liar is at it again.
He started a story tbat Secretary
Blaine intended to resign frojn the
Cabinet, and that usually good-natured
gentleman was moved to ire and
promptly stamped the story as a lie.
The Washington correspondent gener
ally sacks his news out of his thumbs
when he can't get it anywhere else,
and be can romance with the best of
tbem. Just now he is very hard up,
and has turned on his smut-machine
for all it is worth.
Since the managers of the Louisiana
Lottery swindle have given up all hope
of renewing its charier the honea
people of the country rejoice accord
ingly and give Postmaster General
Waoamaker the full credit for having
throttled this worst infamy of modern
times. It was entirely through his
efforts that the laws wero passed to
cripple and kill the lottery, and he
saw that the laws were vigorously car
ried out. The efforts to keen I he
nake alive were futile after Mr.
Wanamaker got after it with his club.
A Mr. Heller, of Newark, N. J.,
proposes to establish seven colonies
one each in seven States where he
will endeavor to have tramps, among
others, boused and reformed. The
Udea of trying to reform a tramp is
one which would naturally take growth
4n a-Jerseyman's miud. A tramp does
not become such because hecaouotget
ork,'Uut because he desires to avoid
it. ne w willing to be boused fur a
while, Hi;lf he is asked to work, as a
preliminary to his reformation, he will
sleep tne next night in a barn in the
next county.
Cleveland Democrats in some ol
the Northwestern States are threaten
ing to play a counter game against the
suap methods of the Hill machine in
New York. It is proposed to hold
early canvcotions in the States where
Cleveland Democrats dominate und
have them declare for Cleveland in a
loud voice tbat cannot fail to be heard
around the country. It canuot be de
nied that such action if vigorously
taken would do much to offset the ad
vantage which Hill expects to derive
from au early declaration in his behalf
in New York.
Democratic clamor for free wool
roust be very cheerful reading for the
faithful of a generation ago. In 1824
Andrew Jackson, who was accounted
us a good Democrat if ever there was
one, said: "Provideuce has given us a
climate aud a soil fur the growing of
hemp and wool ; these being the great
materials of our national detente, they
ought to have extended to them ade
quate and fair protection." But there
are Democrats and Democrats. In
other days they were thoroughly
American, while today Ihey are
anglo-maniacs in clamoring for free
wool, free trade and so forth.
Hebe is one for the tio plute liar,
but he umy not see it, as he hag been
in hidiug Jor so lont. Over the roof
Of a hltr RjdrMfl vvrirLa ,1 1 f inlii.tuin
New Jorsey, is a hig nign which reads:
"This root is .f .. "'. 4
owner of t' ...
roof, hut
SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY VIRTUE of a writ of Fieri Facias.
Issued out of the Conit of Common
Plena of Forest County, Ponnsvlvania,
and to me directed, there will bo exposed
to sale hy publio vendue or outcrv, at
the Court House, in the borough of Tlo
nosta, Pa., on
MONDAY, FEBRUA RY 22, A. D. 1SD2,
at I o'clock p. in., the following described
real estate, to wit :
john w. stroup vs. .tames p.
STR01TP. Fi. Fh.. No. 81, February
Term, W2. T. F. Ritchey, Att'y.
All tho riht, title, interest and claim of
the defendant of, in and to nil that certain
piece of land situated in Tionesia Town
ship, Forest County, Pennsyvnnia, bonnd-
eti ana nescriiMHi (1.1 miiow-s, viz: Heifin
nine at a post and stones, eorner of F,
Wenk's and A. W. Stroup s land, thence
snuin 1 1 j tieftrecs east, ;sn rotls to n post,
another eorner of Wenk's land and corner
of Emerts'; thence smith M decrees cast
140 roils to a post and stones on line of
Saddle Hairs tract; thence bv said Hue and
original tract, of which thls'isapart( War
rant No. 3l), north deirreos went '.'-74
rods to a ost and stones on the bank of
1 lie norm nrancli at I ulilw Run; thence
down the snid Run in a westerly direction
by its various courses and meandering
127 rods to a corner of A. W. Strnttp's
land i thence bv line of A. W. Stroim him
south M dcitroi'S cast 121 rods to tlw place
of bei;inninir. Containing l.!0 acres and
l.ii pernio lie the same more or lessj ex
cept 17 acres lying along the .Saddle Bass
tract, at the east corner of said described
land which was convrved bv James P.
Stroup and wife to James Eineit, by deed
dated Dec. fith, 1H1, recorded in deed
book 24, pngo 7. About 20 ucres cleared,
and thereon erected 0110 barn and out
buildings. Taken In execution and to be sold as the
property of Janus P. Stroup, at tho suit
of John W. Stroup.
TERMS OF SALE. The following
must be Htrlctlv complied with w hen tho
property is stricken down :
1. When the plaintitr or other lion cred
itors becom e tho purchaser, the costs on
the writs must be paid, and a list of liens
including mortgage searches on tho prop
crty sold, together with such lien credit
or's receipt for the amount of the pro
ceeds of the sale or such portion thereof as
he may claim, must bo furnished the
Sheriff.
2. All bids must be paid in full.
3. All sales not settled immediately will
bo continued until 2 o'clock p. m of the
next day, at which time, nil property not
settled tor will again bo put up ami sold
at Hie expense and risk of tho person to
whom first sold.
See Purdon's Digest, Ninth Edition,
page 4 fl and Smith's Forms, page 3S4.
JOHN R. OSGOOD, Sheriff.
Sheritf-g Otllce, Tionesta, Pa., February
M, 18112.
HOP BALSA!
NATURE'S COBBLER.
Repairing, Mending, Making tho Old f
ana worn UM N6W.
HOP BALSAM Is composed of fresh
hops and the best gums, balsams and ex
pectorants known
producine rcf rcelilng
tlcep, ana when ths
mind in at rspo-e it
assists nature and
llenls the body.
Ththi-alhrul and me
dicinal propertlr of tho
nop are well knuwn.
Rep llalaam will euro
('oaths. Colds. As
Ihm.. Mmm TkMn,
Consumption, llron
chlrts, and All Pulmon
nry t omplnints. It as
sists to rulse theublrtrrr ami
clear the lungs of all innrMil
matter. Mothers will llmt
tho BALSAM oxi-ell. m.boiu
fnr thmju1v.il nru I chllHrnn
It cures when euro U poe.
IT CURES the most stub'
torn cases, when all otUer
--. remedies hare tailed.
LS- IT ALLAYS the rnrklwt
pflln 1 relieves tho auflcn r
fmm that terrlblo Cough wheu euro
Is In tho balance
I" too nro tronhled with Lung or Pulmonary
complaint j ou should take. Hop 1UU..M.
Get a large bottle I Get a free ssmpls
for 3$ cents. at your druggist.
To no aeoept a substitute. WhoksJe licnot
SOS and COS Washington Street.
BUFFALO, Mm V.
CURE
Rick Headache and relieve all the tmubleatnci.
dent to a bilious slate of the system, such na
Dizziness, Nausea. Drowsiness. Distress afu-r
ealiriR. Pain in tin Side, c. While their most
remarkable success has been shown in curing
S1CEC
Headanbe, yet Cartek's Litti.i Ivkr Vum
are ennatly valuable in ConHtifat.on. curing
and preventinfir this annoy. iir coinulaint. while
tlvey also correct all Utsortlers of the stomiwh,
stimulate tlie liver and regulale the bowels,
tveu if they ouly cured
Aeha thy would be alfnrwt priceless to thorn
who suffer from this dihtrefwsintc complaint:
but fortunately their goodness doen not end
here, and tluuie who once try them will find
these Utile pills valuable in so many wny ihut
they will not be williiur to do without them.
liut after ail sick bead
la the bane of so many live that here la where,
we make our (Trent boast. Our pilla cure it
while others do not.
t'AKTEB H LiTTha I.iveb Pill arTery small
anil very easy to take. One or two pills niako
a doBB. They are strictly veiretable and do
notKripeor puree, but by their irentle action
Kleane all who uw tbem. In vials at iSV cents:
vu lor $1. Sold everywhere, or aeut by uuul.
CASTZS UXSICUtl CO., cw ToiL
BH fatlM Small Fnco.
PROCLAMATION.
Whkiikas, Tho Hon. Charles II. Noyes,
Prasident Judge of tho Court of Common
Pica and Quarter Sessions in and for
tlie county of Forest, has issued his pre
cept tor holding a Court of Common Pleas,
Quarter Sessions, Ac, at i'ionnsta, for
til's County of Forest, to commence 011 II, e
Fourth Monday of Feb., being the 22d iluv
of Feb., 18i(2. Notice is therefore given to
the Coroner, J uslices of the peace aiid Con
alulilca of said county, that they be then
and there in their proper persons at Uui
o'clock A. M., ot suil day with thulr
rccoids, inqiiiaitions, cxiuiiiniition, and
other icmeiiibrances, to do those things
which to their ollice iippertain to bo done,
and to those whoure lioiiml in recogniKuui
to prosecute against the prisoners that are
or tthull be in thejail of Forest County, that
they may be thon and there to prosecute
against them as shall be just. ('iveu un
der uiy hand and seal this 2.5th diy of
Juuuai v, A. 1. itrj.
John u. osuooi), l.s. sheiiir.
Confirmation Notice.
-Mi follow,
s ilH' .tillMMtn
CARTER'S
Ik JITTLE
If llFD
mil
DO YOU
Overcoat or a Suit of Clothes
FOR YOURSELF OR BOYS!
Do you want i Ladies' Coat Wrap or
Shawl for your wife or daughter? If so send
your order to me as I am offering big bar
gains in this class of eroods to make romn
for Spring goods. It will pay you to buy
of inc. Don't you forget it. I must close
this line out in GO days, so hurry up with
your orders end get a bargain. My lino of
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps, Millinery, Ladies' and Gent's, Boys
and Misses' Underwear, Carpets, Oil Cloth,
Wall Paper, &c., is always full and fresh and
in the latest style as I am receiving new
goods every week from New York. No
larger or better stock to select from in this
part of the State. Mail orders attended to
promptly.
DAVID MINTZ. Marienville, Pa.
COUNTY AUDITORS' REPORT FOR THE YEAR 1891.
J. B. HAQERTY, Troasuror, in account with Korcst Counlv, for tho year ondinir
January 4, li 8
DU.
Tii lialmire from lS'.i.l
To Hcuti'd uix I'nr I.-t'.l
...SH.tWS Gil
... 1:1,12(1 10
TO llllNPHtoil tilY li. e 14(11
5,475 64
2,172 62
441 Til
81 IW
it'll l.
1IH) 0.5
00
HI 00
Ci 24
2.52 U0
To jmljiinetit, Forest Co. vs. Sol
onion lMtzueralil
To seated tax rotiinio.l
To lanrla redooined from County
To refunded by State .".
To poor t'uiid.Ureen Township...
To poor fund, Hickory Township
To poor fund, Tionesta llorougu
To interest on tux..
To sixty dav list for JMU
io juuKUioiit, uveraeora of poor
Tionesta Township 220 J 9
turn
To jury lees
To express paid by L. It. Wruy
on orders
To grass sold
To coal sold
To paper sold
To hook aold
00
00
$:I7,4M 08
$14,1118 0
To balance
J. B
II AO ERTY, Treasuror, in account
To Imlanco from 1890 groi u
TSlato tux fur 18UI ..
487 02
. . $1,248 0.1
To balance $445 40
J. B.
IIAGEHl'Y, Treasurer, in account
enciuis January 4, 18112.
To am ts ree'd from individuals.. 752 82
To balance $.l,a30 42
C. F.
I.EDUBUR, County Comniissioner,
rj --.'
T .1
J vw uii Kins 4 j
108 44
JAMES McINTYRE, County Commissioner, in a-eount with Forest Countv
year ending January 4, I8!2.
To orders drawn 24l 00 Bv OS .lavs' nervl, . ,.1 4:1 an
Bj tiaveiimr exunsoa liiiwo
T-p. Lridjjo
$241 00
PHILIP KM BUT, County Commissioner, In ac.-oiint with Forest County.
Vl'AP etlflillir .lutiiiari. A 1 tl-
To orders drawn faw 14
fi'jtl 14
C. M.
ARMOR, Pi-othonolary, in account
uoilllUl J
$2l2 00
To orders drawn
JOHN K. OSHOOD, Sheiiir, in
account
.It, tin ..
To orders drawn..
To jury fees
II
.. 2100 $&)S 11
P. M.
CLARK, Di.Uriot Attorney, in account with Forest County, for the year eudiii"
To orders drawn $78 60 By fees f7s' 5,5
FOREST COUNTY, as:
We, the undersigned Auditors of Fcrest Countv. do hereby certify that we met at
tho I oiniinsHioiiers' Ollice in the said countv. according to law, ami did audit and ad
just the several accounts of the Treasurer, ShorilV. District Attomev, Prothonotarv
and the County Commissioners, for tho year ending January 4th, A. l. 12 and we
round tho same as sot forth in tlie foregoing report. In testimony whereof we havo
hereunto set our bauds and seals this 14th dav of January, A. II 18'f
W. W. THOMAS, US1
A.' AS(N- I-" . H County uditois.
R. J. FLYNN, IL. 8.1 I
Attest-W. U KLINESTIVER, Clerk.
EXPENDITURES of Forest County,
Counsel fees ftm 00
Jury ices 2,470 41
Jury Commissioners and Clerk 80 20
Assessors "24 22
Constables and Tipstaves 8.1.5 58
Court Crier 07 50
Road View 370 85
Elections 0:1.5 82
Common wealth costs ami 117
Books anil stationery :18H 04
Repairs, Court Housoand Jail... 217 44
Warren Hospital 0M1 2.5
Sherill "a Ices 412 47
Protlionotarv's fees 202 0O
Janitor and ialsir 178 00
Postage ;(l 41
Express, freight and drayage 21 40
Stenographer 51,5 m
Refunding orders 22 52
District Attorney 78 50
........... j ...... 10 iw
Western Penitentiary 6U2 04
FINANCIAL STATEMENT of Forest
Balance due by J. H. llagerty, County Treasurer u 10X mi
Seated lands returnad for 1MH Jku h
Duo by lirecn Township, S. Shoup ,,, ,,,, ' 7
Duo by (iiecu Towushiii. John Clary .' i!,
Duo by Tionesta Borough, S. Hawthorne 4-, 75
1 a t 4j lira ucr ivmrjui...,.,
LIABIL1TIE
WANT AN
C'K.
."jo.; a
J'.y ordors redeemed
Ilv :t nor ient. (Mtn tut mhih..
:.1
m xi
Hy eounly coupons redocmud
Hy ill per cent. com. on same
liy 3J per cent. com. ou lands
rodeomed, &01!.:W
By eolld'tors' commissions and
ulmtomoiitN allowed '
By exonei'iitions
By aeuted lands returned
ooo oo
21 00
18 07
1,104 tn
21W 21
4tu ;
By liidanco ,
14.10A .W
fI7,455 08
with tho State of Pennsylvania, for the year
v Statn vnnolw.r
tVA 27
By allowance for Co. Coin'rscinr'k
10U 00
By ain't paid for making tux
return
By 5 per cent. com. on $700.27
By balance
10 00
:w 20
44 j 40
$1,218 13
with tho Itodcinption Fund, for tho year
By balanco
$ .Mil 8
8,:W0 12
$ !,810 80
in account with Forest County, for tho vear
j , . . .
.
Hy 711 ni vl.. nt kl TJt no
By expciiscs nt Mnt-aster " ";i!l 60
iy iravcilnt; expenses Howo
Twp. and Nebraska bridae... 2 75
$3(W 44
for tho
$2:18 00
3 00
$211 00
for the
$2.50 00
30 14
1 00
.'t3 14
By 74 davn" services at 8:1.50
By ex(.cnscs at Lancaster
By tmveling expenses Howe
Twp. and Nebraska bridge...
nith Forest County, for tlie year ending
-( 40. 4m
By fee .; Jjoj 00
with Forest County, for the year eiulinir
A IUO.I B
By Tees J7 n
By jury fees 24 00 $3118 11
for 1 he year ending January 4, 18H2
Bridges Jtl.KDO 32
County Institute 137 on
Coroner's Impiest 8.5 65
'"'ling 410 08
Supplies, Court House and Jail 202 0!)
Expenses 41 oy
Auditors and Clerk llll IM)
1 1 or so hire :to (10
Fuel and lights 303 90
Washing for Jail 5 00
Insurance ,'t!(0 00
Costs County cases si 50
Court Auditor jq oq
Sale for Treasurer's ollice 1,1(H) 00
Division election district 11 so
Physician for Jurors 2 Oil
Exango on chocks y,-,
Treasurer's commission 743 u
Commissioner's memorial eon... 5 00
County Commissioners sir, 5s
Commissioner's Clerk OoO 00
Comity fur year ending January 4, 18S2.
4
$13,150 00
. $15,000 00
WE ARE THE LEADERS IN
QUANTITY, QUALITY, AND LOW PRICES.
Everybody Wants!
You want, wo want, we all want, everybody wants; from childhood to old ago 'tk
want, want, wants 'tis everybody's duty to meet wants i anil we want yon to want ;
to make a dive into the largest, freshest am IkM selected supply of Fall and
Winter Overcoats, Clothing, Flannels, l)rossgoo.M, Boot.., Shoes, Hats,
Caps, Underwear, Cloaks. Coats, Jackets and Wraps over offered Tor
aale In this part of the country, and to find every department
lull and complete. Don't fail to find your way to
THE POPULAR STORE OF
H. J. Hopkins & Co.,
If you want a nice black Itenriettfl.
ir yon want a nice colored lleiiripltn.
If you want bfuutilul black Bodlord Cords.
IT yon want good warm Dress Flannels.
ir you want any kind of Dress Flannels.
If yon want nice line Dressg.Msls.
II you want low priced Dressgootls.
It you want the latest stvhi W inter Wraps
If you want a handsome Winter Jacket.
If you want a good Plush Coat.
If you want a uico Plusii Jacket.
If you want Jackets lor misses or girls.
If yon want Wraps for misses or children.
If you want to gaze on a lot or nice Shaw Is.
IT you want ladies' coarse Shoes.
If yon want Indies' line Shoes.
If you want ladies' Rubbers.
If you want Indios' Rubber Boots.
If you want to buy the Finest and Freshest Groceries, at the lowest possible
Snb. V't'V.:,"' l trtt,1 '" Htor wl,oro y" can K"1 .V"U want from Fine
hilka to Baled Hay; if you want to buy whore you got tho most for your money ; ir
yon want fc trade where the styles are the latest, tho goods tho best, and prices the
lowest, aud where you will meet with prompt attention, and square dealing, emtio to
H. J. Hopkins & Co.'s Store,
TIONESTA, PEPIN.
I - IIMl 11 ITM ssssssswuil
PROPER - & - DOUTT,
(SUCCESSORS TO HERMAN A SIGGINS.)
DRUGGISTS 6c GROCERS,
TIONESTA, - - - PENN.
IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT WILL ALWAYS UK FOUND
THE FRESHEST G'MQGElilES
BERRIES, FRUITS it VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS, IN SEASON.
In our Drug Department, which is In charge or a thoroughly competent Clerk,
will always bo round tho '
PUREST DRUGS AND CHEMICALS !
PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED WITH UTMOST CARE.
Lawrence &
DEALERS IN
CLOTHING. DRY GOODS NOTIONS
till ft P Af IViAiiassw ...
wAnt. aiaiiuntHT, CANNED GOODS, CUTLERY,
JEWELRY, TOBACCO, CIGARS.
BOOTS AND SHOES A SPECIALTY !
GOODS OF FIRST CLASS QUALITY IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS.
S. H. HASLET & SONS,
HAVE A FULL LIE OF
FURNITU
AND
UNDERTAKER'S GOODS !
GKTV-IEI IHEM C-A-LIj.
TIONESTA.
J. E.
Cash
KELLETTVILLE AND BALLT0WN, PA.
Curry a full line or General Merchandise, including such as Orocoiies, Hour,
Feed, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoos, Hardware, tueonsware, Cigars, Tobacco, Patent
Medicines, and In I'act evervthlmr usually fonml In Hr ., ,
produce tho same as cash, taken in exchange
PRICES TO SUIT THE CASH !
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby irivcn that tlm limit
account or K. Ntettheimer, Assignee, for
tho benefit of creditors of .1. M. Mint., htts
been tiled wilh me and will be piONiinled
to the Con rr of 'oitioioti ll,iu ..f l.',ruu
County, Peuu'n, at Tionesta, Pa., lor con-
111 1111111011 or allowance 011 1 no rourtn
Moi:dav ot I'VliniHrv A. n. lsii' 11 II li.MI.
cause hu shou n to the coutexrv.
'. M 4 "
If you want Trunks. Satchels or Bags.
II you want good Underwear.
If yon want 1I10 best Wool Hosiery.
II you want tlio best Inc. Cotton Flannel.
If you want tho best 25c. all wool Flannel.
If you want tlio best flannel Skirt patterns.
If you want tho best all wool Blankets.
If yon want good cheap Blankets.
U you want 8 yards Carpet for $1.00.
If you want handsome Ingrain Carpets.
If you want Ibsir Oil Cloth.
If you want large Smyrna Rugs.
If you want those new animal skill Ruga.
If you want gissi working Shoes.
It you want dandy dress Shoes.
If yon want Shoes for liovs or girls.
If you want Rubber or aiiy kind.
If you want Rubber Clothing.
Smearbaugh,
HATS. CAPS. GROCERIES, QUEENS-
- - PETSTN".
CORAH'S
. Stores,
for goods.
Fred. Clrettenberger,
GENERAL
BLACKSMITH & MACHINIST.
All work pcrtainiiur to Machinery, En
nines. Oil Well 'Jim. Is, lias or Water lit
tuiKs and General Blacksuiilhiux prompt
ly done at Low Ratea. ltenairinir Mill
"'"'ry Kiven spwial attontiuu, aud
I
TIME TABLE In
otl'ont Jnlv . lsill.
1 Trainn leave Tlo-
1 J uesta for Oil Cilv
L.1 flltil I.iI(.Ib
9 "
west an
jsl loiiowai
No. 113 Through Freight (carry
Inn passenpers) Di.'I.S a. 111.
No. Rl iiull'alo Ex nrosa l;t)li noon.
No. (11 Way Freight (carrylnir
passeiiKcrs)
No. ;)3 Oil City Exi ress dally..
4:17 p. in.
7;M p. in.
For Hickory, Tldloute, Warren, Klnna,
Bradford, Ole.in and tho Eastl
No. no Clean Exprcssdaily R:-ll a. m.
No. .12 Pittsburgh Express 4: 17 p. tu.
mi. 111 iiironiiii i-rcigni (car
rylng iiason(iniH)
7:110 p. 111.
Trains n:t and tin Run Dally nnd carry
passengers to and from points lictwceit
Oil City and Irvlncton only Other trains
run dally except Sunday.
Get Time 'tables anil full Information
from J. L. CRAIG, Aocnt. Tionetii, Pa,
R. BELL, Gen'lSupt.
J. A. FELLOWS,
Geu'l Pusseugcr it Tlclset Aircnt,
Buiralo, N. Y.
X
3
Mow Thaa Satlafied. XII
i CnBKTM Pu, BnooiLTN, N. T., Juno 19, 90.
For oyer twain jrrari my ion bu bean afflict,
d with spasm ; bs woalil hsvs on mrm-y two
week until about six month ago, then even two
wank Wtook htm to a number of flraUcUsa
phjulolsjn and w tried Terjtliin and any
number of remedies without dt,rlvin any en.
eouraemnt In his ease, and had eoinnixnced
to deaiaUr ot eyer balng able to aura him at all,
when we heard of r as tor Koonl' Nerve Tcinle
and oonoludvd to give It a trlaL Thi mull hat
mure t turn tatisfinttul It la more than throo
montha alnoe he eomcienced to take thi Nerv
Tonlo aud he has nemr been sick ince. ri.s
aooent our most alneere thank, for we f.l t liat "
you bat- not ouljr cured blui of a great ainiotlou .
fjiVtV M
think ha viinM k. it i.. .. . ....
' - n,w iwhk in WTO eoiMlllloll
be wa in belur u oonuiWDOi d Uk lug your viV
-"" '. auui. JUL. MOlAJU X,
FREE"
'A Tatnablei Book en Wervont
iiMwiuii aeni rrw to snr aaaresa
and poor patients can also obtain
this medicine free of eJtanre. -
rsstor Koenia. of Fort Wsvne, Ind alnce iaj aad
la now proprod under hi direction bj Uis
KOENIC MED. CO., Chicago, tlu
Sold by DrugfirliU at CI por Dottla. 6 (Or S3
Lore Site, Vl.,0. OBotUoslbrSa.
Til I A Is LI ST.
I.lsl llf CHUMO. !!, rlllll fl llkl ti.ll I,, it,
Conn of Coiiiinon Pleas of Foret County,
i i iin 1 VHiini, coiumenciii on Hie Fourth
Monday of Februurv,
I. S. Kaster vs. James Welsh, No.
:XI, May Term, lNS. Kuinmons In as
sumpsit.
2. Kmpirn Lutnbcr Companv. Limited
vs. West Hickory T'arilwiwHl Companv,
No. II, May Term, 1WH. iSuiiimoiis in
assumpsit.
:t. .lacoh llenrici 11ml John S. Puss,
Truilco' of the Harmony .Society at Econ
omy vs. Samuel luvi.lon, 'i'lioiuns .1.
Davidson, Addison Davidson nml Janus
Church, No. 1 1. May Term, l.-td. Issuo
siimmniis in replevin
4. Wulter .1. h.U' vs. David Mlntr., No.
7. Februurv Term, lnti. Summons lit
action of trerpaMs.
5. John Wilson. Samuel T. Neill, Nancy
Church, Julia N. Berry vs. B. F. Sltani
burii, II. W. Slian.biir, AiliuinlstrHtors
of tl. Sliiimhurt.r. dcceaMcil, No. iS, Sep
lemlH?r Term, IMl'l. hiiiiiiiions in action
of assumpsit.
C. O. C. Browne!! vs. Countv of Forest,
.-so. .u, Occemlier Term, l.-Rd. Apinal
from J. P.
Attest, CALVIN M. ARXER.
Prothonotarv.
Tionesta, Pa.. .Iiiiiiniry 2.1, lsi
-.-r-ri:-; ", '
SQ.OO.
The SlIIM'rli Oltnlili.a oT iiiiii Tu'o liollnr
.
inn
Hals aro only I'Culiiiiinir to I o known
Tilfse ll.itMni'n ,.nti i-i, m ,m..I i.i.t f.. I.,u,ill
.... 1 . . " V ' .'" "T
inn uui e 110 poiyoiiiiiis nves in inn sweilt
liatnls. Si our cii-ioini rs will huo
':re liPiidi. W'e give jn.-t as 'correct At I
t. in lor uu iim ,,r f,..lK).
NO JAY STYLE
But only the well l.nown and isurr
shajies of YoutiiHii. Iiiinlap, Knox
anil Miller.
Pi ices S2.IM, JiftJ, $1.01) an.l 3 '(.
Mail ord. us ni-ompt'v tilled.
McCUEN & SIM0I
Tailors, Halters. I'li-nishers, Mod
crate Price Store,
:ll SENI-.C.V STREET. UL CITY,
CIIARTEll NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby nivcn that an i:p
flon will lie made to the Uovciik
IVniixylvania, 011 1 lie. Mill tin v of I'chr
lsti, by It. W. Sh .ts, ,M. t arri
ST. S. Ti w icr, A. i' Ntoncciplicr, C. Li
and F. M. Arnohl, 1 . . 1I10 Act 1
scuibly of Pciin-.v I iioiii. cut tied
Act to provide lor ' .0 ;iici poratio
rcuiilaliou ol miiii :ii 1 n i"'iu ii i:ii
proved the yuh day ol May, A. I
for the charier of an intended eorp
Uibccallcd the "Mai icnv il!o (in.'
pan v," tl e t hai actcr and objects
are the production and transport
natural hum, to be mined for in 111
ships of JciiUs, Howe, and Grcci.
County of Forest, Slate of Pcnm
aud supplying the same to const
and alsiut the low 11 of Maricnvili
County, mill in tho Townships v
and lor Ihcsu puroses to have,
and enjoy nil tho rii;lil, bene
privileges of tlie said Aot of t
ami its supplements,
itt. McCoMii ,V Ci.ai:kk, So
Tlio OZxrvsao Olrc
HilhSttil llailiiliirklfarrsutr'l I
J1.I.I'THAT U lTAl.t'.L S 1HI
CHASE 1UHH;N MFG. CU 0r.
TIDIOCTE
MACHINE SHOP & Ff
a. e. danie:
M.A cuiisr
R S BLACK.
All Muitltiiia ait. I IT..,,.,. 1.
lllaeKsmllliiiiir iiroiiio'
rates aud guarant . '
mmimii
.; 'rt-.V.tl.'
TlUiruiitueU.
Kina ou hanit
-t "nt the
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