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THE FOREST REPUBLICAN.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH !P, 1802.
BOriOUGH OFFICERS.
nnvifrii. O. R. Davis.
Ottisen'men-Pntrlclc Jiivw, W. A.Orovo,
W. A. inlands, S. II. Haslet, A. II. Dale,
Joseph Morgan.
jHttlce of the react S. F. Proper, 8.
J. Hetley.
fjtfablg S. H. Canfleld.
tlrefor .1. W. lenders.
Mhnal Director (i. W. Robinson, A,
. Kellr, E. I.. Davis, D. 8. Knox, O.
W. Clark, J. T. Rrcunan.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
Mimhe.r of OnnoreiM O. F. Kninns.
Member of Senate IIarht A. Ha I.!..
JtmrmMy H. H. Towlkii.
President .tdqe CnARl.M H.NoYKs.
X.Moetarc Jndtet John 11. Wkitr, C.
W. Cl.ARK.
tfVeHrfr Ja. R. Haoohrty.
Protkonotrtrt, Ren inter it Itecorter,&e.
CAt.VIN M. ARNKR.
.Sheriff. JoHH R. Osnoon.
Oi'Mwissiffasra C K. l.rDHBUR, JAM.
Ml'lKTTRR, Tllll.tr F.MRt'.T.
lyoHiHif Superintendent G P.O. W. K KfiR.
DiMriet Attorney V. M. Clark.
J wry Vommimlimere John N. HkaT.I,
R. W. OriTow.
'.Vmsv Snrvnior J. F. FRorER.
Ooroiter D. W. Cl.ARK.
CoHtify Wfftforn W. W. Thomas, J.
A. Iawhon, R. Ki.vnn.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
WASHINGTON CAMP, No. 420. P. O.
S. or A., meets everv Saturday rv.
nlng In A. O. U. W. Hull, Proper A Doutt
Mock. .
.1. C. KCOWDEN, Pros.
T. J. LANDERS, R. H.
TIONESTA LODGE
A'o.
T. O. of O. V.
MEETS every Tuesday evening, at R
o'clock. In" the Lodtre Room In Par
tridge's Hall. Confers the Initiatory do.
yrre the first Tuesday ninlit of each
month; first degree the second Tuesday
night: aoisind degree the third Tuosdav
night; third degree tho fourth Tuesday
night. .
A. II. DALE, N. G.
J. II. FONES, Soo'y. 27-tr.
IVlREST LODGE, No. 184, A. O. V. W.,
Meetsererv Friday evening in A.O.U.
W. Hall. Proper Dimlt hl.ick. Tionesta.
W. P. W A LTERH, M. W.
I .1. HOPKINS, Recorder.
CI APT. GEORGE STOW POST,
J No. 271, G. A, P..
M cts on the tlrt Weiliiesdav In each
in mill, ill Odd Fellows Hall, Tionesta, Pu.
J. K. EDEN, Coininander.
CAPT. GEORGE STOW CORPS, No.
l:t7, W. R. C. meets first and third
Wednesdav evening of each month. In A.
O. V. W. hall, Proper A Doult blk, Tio
nesta, Pn.
Mrs. C. C. RUMRERGFR, Prps't.
Mm. ANNA PROPKR. Scc'y.
iovnDof examining surokons
it f-T Forest Countv
A. K. Wtoiipclpher M. P., Prpsidcnt; .1.
W. Morrow M. P., Secretary ! J. R. Siirgins
M. P., Treasurer. The Hoard will meet
In lr. Morrow's ollW-e, 1'lonenta, on the
third Wednesday of each mouth, at 10
o'clock, a. in.
1) M.CLARK.
. ATTOHNRY-AT-LAW,
and PtsTnirr Attornkv,
Ollb-e corner o( Klin and llrldge Streets,
Tionesta, Pa.
Also ngent for a number of reliable Flro
lnsiiritice Compaiiios.
U DAVIS.
ATTORNF.Y-AT-LAW,
Tionesta, Pn.
7nllectiona made In thin and adjoining
counties.
n v.
HITCH KY.
ATTORN KY-AT-LAW,
Tlonesia, Forest CountT Pa.
HILtLI
ATTORN KY-AT-L.V W,
F.
V,JllUi!0:luJCpj)l4r lllock. RiHim 0, Tionesta,
I'H.
TA'iVRKNCH iIOUSF., Tionesta, Pn..
J Justis Shawkev. Proprietor. Tliis
limiso Is centrally bM-atel. Kverything
new and well furnished. 8meiior Ac
r.itniiindatiouH mill strict attention clven
ticnests. Vcgntablns and Fruits of all
kinds served in their season. Samplo
roo.n for Coininercial Agenta,
iKNTRAL IIOUSF., Tionesta. Pa.,
O. C. Brownell. Proprietor. Tills is a
new house, and lias just been titled up lor
(h accomuioilHtlon of the public. A por
tion of thg natrouago of the public la so I ti
lled. 40-ly.
1ORriST HOTEL. West llickorv, Pa..
Jauoli liundur. Prnpriotor. This hotel
liaa but recently been isimpleted, is nicely
furnished throughout, unit oilers tho finest
and most e nifirlalile accommodations to
truest and the traveling public. Rates
reasonable.
J" n. smuiN.s, m. d.,
Physician, Kurgoon A Druggist,
TIONESTA, PA.
JW. MORROW. M. P., "
. PHYSICIAN A SURGEON,
I Mil of Armstrong county, having loalod
in Thi'iesta ia prepured to attend all pro
lossional calls promptly and at all hours.
Oltioeaid residence two doors north of
Ijiwrence House. Otttco hours 7 to H a.
m., awd It to 12 M. ; 2 to a and (il to 7) f.
K. rtuudays, 8 to 10 A. H. j 2 to 3 and fli
to 7 P. M. may-18-81.
DR. F. T. NASON,
PHYSICIAN A SlTRf; EON,
TIONESTA, PA.
Office on Elm Street. Calls at ten dud to
)romptly day and night.
M
AY, PARK A CO..
llAJNKKlin.
Corner of Elm A Wainut Sts., Tionesta,
Pa., Bank of Discount and Deposit. In
terest allowed on Tinto Deposits. Collec
tions made on all the Princijial point of
ice u. H. uoiiex-uoiia aouciiea.
pilIU EMERT,
FANCY BOOT A SHOEMAKER.
Shop In Reck building next to Smear
jmuuu A Co.'s store. Is prepared to do all
iMmiU of custom work from the iii;est to
Die coarsest and guarantee hia work to
perfoci aatisractiun. Prompt atUu
l ion tfiven to memling, and prices as rea
sonable a first class work can be done for.
of tho iirm of MORCK BRO'8,
OPTIOIA1TS,
cciallst in I'.rrors or Kelraction or Hie
j. Examinations free of charge.
WARREN, PENN.
it. A
FISHER, DENTIST, Warron,
Pa.
One oi the oldest and most sue
.siul practitiorers in this keotiou of the
iuic. Will visit Tionesta every regular
:un t week. ijiuyiU-ly.
JAS. T. RRENNAN,
REAL ESTATE,
RENTING AND COLLECTING
ACENCY,
TIOZSTEST-A., IP.A..
PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO
THK PROPKR ASSESSMENT OF LANDS
AND THF. PAYMF.NT OK TAXES. ALSO
TO THK PURCHASE ANI SALE OK
REAL ESTATE, ANI TO THE RESTING
AND MANAGEMENT UK THE SAME.
t harrh an Nabbnlh Ni imI.
Presbyterian Sabbath School at IMS a.
in. : M. K. Sabbath School at 10:00 a. in.
Preaching in M. K. Church every Sab
bath evening bv Rev. Rumbcrgor.
Preaching In'the K. M. Church every
Sabbath evening at the usual hour. Rev,
A. T. Hagcr, I'aslor.
Servhfs In tlie Prcsbytorlan Church
every Sabbath morning and evening,
Rev.' J. V. McAninch officiating.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil market closed yesterday 55.
This la splendid aap weather.
Marienvllle will be a money
order
office after April first,
Monday was the first day of spring.
Also four degrees below roro at daylight.
The early bird has to whistlo pretty
lively these days U keep up his courage.
The trout fishing season opens April
15th, and not one day sooner. Remember
that t
Charlie Wlilteman met with tho loss
of n 200-dollur team horso, by death Inst
Saturday.
The weather this morning gives prom
ise of a Hood, a thing earnestly desirod by
our lumbermen.
Miss Mando Rrennnn ia home from
Hamilton, Out., on a fon clays' vacation
with parents and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Shnwkey and
Ellis, of Warren, were guests of their
parents over last Sabbath.
Stewart Turner has purchased tho
lutorest of A. Dunn In tho Dunn it Turner
store nt Hickory. TUiioute JVV.
Mr. II. XV. Ledcbur was down from
East Hickory yesterday on business, and
gnve tho print shop a pleasant call during
his stay.
Ducks nro reported 'Mr to plenty" on
tho creek nnd river. Whilo not always
"out of sight," they are gonernlly out of
reach of a gun.
Many of our (ownspcoplo aro getting
ready to Hit on tho first of April, and
some are talking strong of building, Ix'ing
unable to rent.
When winter's wind, with mad tur
moil, sweeps over hills and plains, 'tis
then you hood Salvation Oil to heal your
aches and pains.
Ex-Sherlir L. Agnew hns purchased
tho !jwrcne.o House of Mr. Shnwkey, and
will take chnrgo as soon as the chango can
bo conveniently made.
Tho creek and back channel froze over
solid on Sunday night. If this thing is
going to keep up it might bo well to look
up a Job for the winter.
The dwelling houso of Wels'i Grove,
located at the mouth of Little Hickory,
was burned to the ground on Thursday
morning of Inst week.
Charlie Kin-hart tupped his best
brand of Havana's last 1 hiirnday morning
on the nrrlvul ol that young 10-pound
cignr-inaker at his domicile.
The sixth annual Stato Sanitary Con
viution of Pennsylvania will be held at
Erie, March 2!ith, :U)th and 3tt. All
Rourds of Health aro Invited to send di-le
gntea.
"Down on your knees, and thank
heaven fasting," not for a good man's love
this time, but because you have cured
your cold so easily with Dr. Bull's Cough
Syrup.
-Look out for something not heretofore
seen in Tionesta In tho line of Spring
goods at II. J. Hopkins A Co.'s. L. J
is in tho East, and goods will lie arriving
in a few days.
Tho Tldioute Aea-a entered its l!th
voliimo with last week'a issue. Under
Bre'r White's management It is as bright,
anucy and liandsoino us most eighteen-
yenr-olds usually get.
Tho incrcaso in the salary of mule
teachers in Pennsylvania for 1SIH was 73
cents per month, as against Sli cents for
foinules. This Isn't a fair shake lor tho
latter class of teachers.
Poslmnat.tr Knox has renUd the
Buiinor house now occupied by Dr. Slg
gins and will occupy it alter April 1st.
The doctor bus not yet fully decided on
his locution after that date.
Operations have been entirely su
pended in tliu Ltuevillo Held. There is
more territory to drill, but tho operators
have entered Into a vo'untaiy shut down
owing to the price of the product, bays tho
llliaard.
Thu Brookvillo Republican says it
retried that Alex. Whitehill, the favorite
pitcher of the Brookvillo Base Ball club,
has been offered Mattering inducements to
sign witli ono of the clubs of the Ohio
State League.
Shorirt Osgood hns purchased the
handsome cottago of Mrs. John Cobb in
tho north ward, and has rented the same
to J. F. Proper, who is obliged to vacate
the Forest House to make room for tho
Kceley Im-tltuto people
The reward of $.'00 olio red for tho re-
capture ol murderer Mills, which was
accomplished at Marienvllle last week
was divided as follows: Conductor Thurs
ton and his crew f J50, and Constable Coon
and T. J. Brick (125 each.
I.. J. Ho;. kin of the linn of II. J
llopkius A Co., Is in New xork laying in
the Spring stock of goods for that enter
prising house, and as usual the linn'
customers may be on the watch tor
record-smasher iu their line.
Win. O. Truukey, one of Warreu'
most prominent young attorneys, and
only sou of the late Justice Truukey
committed suicide in Youngstowu, Ohio
on Wednesday morning of last week. An
uggravuted attack of the grip, from
which he never fully recovered, unbal
auced his mind for the time, and led to
the rash act. The all'air has cast a shadow
of gloom over the eutire community in
which he was so well known and univer
sally respected. He was buried in Frank
lin, the home of his childbooiL and where
he grew to be the idol of hi.-'uuii!y and
large circle of friends.
Cephas W. Moon, who lives on Mr.
Rrennan'a farm, lormerly tho Daniel
Hnddleson place, Tionesta township, will
offor a quantity of articles at public sale
on Frldny, March 25, next. Those wishing
to purchase should make a nolo of tho
date. ,
The RKrrwLtcAN sincerely sympa
thizes with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Klab
batx, of Ryroinlown, Jenks township, In
the loss of their bright little five-year-old
loy, whoso death weurred on tho 12th
Inst., after a painful illness lasting nearly
18 months.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hulingof Pleasant
vllle, visited Mr. and Mrs. James Hilling
during the week. Jared has had a severe
tussle with the grip, and was still showing
tho e fleets of the monster, but hns about
got tho tipper hold of the critter nnd pro
poses to keep it.
Dr. Morrow received a supply of
fresh vaccine virus the other day for a
special purpose, and while there is no
smallpox alKiut, nor suspicion of any, lie
Is willing to use up his surplus stock on
any who would like to be vaccinated.
irst come first served.
Rase 111 again. A mooting was hold
last evening and a new organization
effected with Geo. Holcinan as manager,
and J. W. Kepler, captain. The boys
intend to make this the best season yet,
and will begin active work soon as the
weather and grounds are lit.
The Odd Follows' Lodgo of this place
will give a banquet at tho Hall next Tucs
day evening. Grand Master lvl. Marsh
will bo present, and as usual with this
Lodgo nothing will lie omitted that will
lend to make the occasion both a pleasant
and prolitablo ono to the fraternity.
Wonder If we havo any such follows
in this community : "Tho fellow who lonfs
around all the streets nil day and goes
home to a wife, mother or sister who
works hard to support him, Can tell you
exactly what this country needs to make
it prosperous, and what policy a nowspn
per ought to pursue to make it a glorious
succoss."
Tionosla townships will build two
new school houses this summer, ono on
tho Gorman Hill road, on laud donatod by
Judgo Propor and Ferd. Wenk, nnd one
near Hunter Station, the latter to replace
the old ono which is about gono to decay.
Bills announcing that sealed proposals for
tho erection of these will bo out this wock,
giving specifications.
Some of our down-tho-river exchanges
seem to be frightened at the pos.iibility of
big Hood when the heavy snow now
lying in tho hemlock woods melts. Have
no fear of tho water, gentlemen. While
vim ninv not be much accustomed to its
uso, jrtfff have our assurance, after soven
or eight years' experience, that the chango
will not affect you seriously.
A company of enterprising men of
Tionesta havo rented the Forost Houso ol
that placo and will establish a branch
Keeley Institute, the institution to be
opened March 21st, with Dr. J. B. Siggins
as chief physician. Tho Doctor is at pres
ent at Dwight, Illinois, receiving the in
structions front the inventor of the bi
chloride of gold euro for drunkenness.
Tionesta Is on tho list of wide-awake
towns. -Clarion JavtnoHiun.
Tho following from the Moadville
Tribune applies to every town iu the
country! "Occasionally a lond of furni
ture is seen passing along the streets,
heralds of tho approaching annual moving
day. How much more pleasant it would
be all around if moving day came a month
later. About the only argument in favor
of April 1st, Is that It gives pooplo who
movo an opportunity to make a little
early carden. for which May is really
sufficiently early."
Attention is directed to the ad. in this
issua of R. C. Heath, Starr, Pa., who is
again prepared to interview all in need of
anything in tho line of agricultural ma
chinery. Mr. Hoath supplied a largo
number of machines to the farmers In his
district Inst year, and In not a single in
stance did he havo a word of complaint
from his customers. Ho is prepared to
give the same satisfaction this season, as
lie handles only the best nnd most ap
proved articles, and solicits the patronage
of all who are contemplating a purchase.
A resident of Tionesta and an old
rivernian was In Oil City Sunday, and
expressed tho opinion to the Derrick that
thcro was a prospect of the river being
higher there this spring than it had boon
since the niemnrablj Hood of 1865. He
based bis opinion on the fact that from
Tionesta to Kane the snow was from 20 to
inches tloep on tho level and that a
sudden change to warm weather would
melt this vast bulk of snow and start the
creeks and rivers booming. He said it
was n similar state of affairs that caused
tho ISlio Hood.
Messrs. Scowden A Clark wore never
better preiiared to meet the Spring trade
in all kinds ot wheeled vehicles than they
are now. A dozen or fifteen handsome
now wagons are all set up ready to be
hitched to, a number of which havo al
ready been sold and only await the break
ing up of winter to be brought into use.
They have nearly as many buggies and
buck boards iu various stages of comple
tion, also, and can lit out a customer on
tho shortest notice. Of the material,
workmanship and general get up of theso
goods it is unnecessary to speak, as this
firm has established a reputation for honest
work that speaks louder than words.
They invite an inspection by all who con
template a purchase
Dr. Siggins has returnod from his two
weeks' sojourn at Dwight, 111., and is now
prepared to shoot tho bi-chlorlde of gold
into all who may apply for relief from tho
appetite for firewater, tobaecs, opium, etc.
He gives a glowing account of the parent
institute at Dwight, and says tbey are
turning out one thousand "graduates"
that's what the patients are called every
inciith. Also that up to date more thau
ti0,006 ooutirmod drinkers and opium users
have beon cured by the Dwight institute
and Its branches, and out of that vaut
number the merest fraction only have
gone back to their old habits, anil most of
these can be accounted tor by the fact that
they refused to give up their former asso
ciations with their appetites.
Insure your houses and household
furniture with the Insurance Company of
North America, tho oldest and the liest
company in the United States,
2t. JamkhT. Brknkan, Agout.
Fur bargaius iu Furniture go to
S. II. Haslel & Sou's cheap furniture
(tore. tf.
KelleUvllle.
Proper Bros, bid in all the goods at the
sale of Cash Storo on Monday. Tho sale
was largely attended. R. M. Herman
has returned homo after a two month's
stny lu Tionesta. Mrs. Net. Watson has
departed for Pittsburg, where she Intends
learning tho millinery trade. Sons
were born at the homes of Geo. V hit ton
and John Thompson. Monday was the
first day for Kribbs A Groco hauling hides.
Mrs. M. Andrews is putting in a now
P. O. department in the store. Chas.
Andrews and Clinton Decker, while on a
trip to Hickory, had an experience that
will not be forgotten soon. When passing
the Stowtown saw-mills tho horse became
frightened and unmanageable. The horso
had scarcely run the length of tho sled
when one funner of the sled passed over
a small board pile that was on the road
side. The next instant everything was
turned topsy-turvy. The sled, which was
advertised to bo sold at Sheriff's sale,
Monday, was completely wrecked, the
bed being torn to pieces. Aside from a
sovero slinking up no one was injured.
Ira Barnes of Newtown Mills, Is the pos
sessor of a 12-dollnr-por-montli pension,
with $210 back pay. The creek at this
place is completely filled up with rafts
and slush ice. Elof Johnson has sold
one-half of the billiard halt and barber
shop to Burn Longfollow. Wo under
stand Mr. Burnsldo will bo our tonsorial
artist.
WolP. Corners.
Tho people of this place nro glad to seo
the A ernitl Equinox coma again but do
not generally desire to seo tho cold or
violent storm which prevails on or nbout
that tinio. Mr. A. Wolf, who Is the
leading merchant of this place, is doing
good work. Ho has a large trndo and his
customers speak well of him. Mrs.
William Lewis, of Tylersburg, has been
instructing a class in singing in- tho
Washington Graugo hall at this place.
She has a class of twenty-seven scholars,
who meet each Wednesday evening at
half-past seven. Rev. J. R. Miller has
recently closed a scries of prolraeted
meetings which ho had conducted in the
M. K. Church at Washington for six
weeks. Tho meetings were very well at
tended and resulted in tho conversion of
alsiut thirty souls. Mrs. J. G. Passauor,
who has been nlllicted with la grippa for
sometime, Is slowly iceoverlng. J. O
Passauer has been running his saw-mill
during the entire winter, and has turned
out a largo amount of lumber, whiuh the
teamsters of this vicinity aro rapidly con
veylng to market, vln Tionesta. Wo
are glad to quoto that tho poople of this
place aro determined to support President
Harrison again in tho coming Presidential
campaign. Miss Nettie Hill of Tionesta,
began to finish the winter term of Shriver
school nn Monday. Rev. J. I). Rhodes of
NewniAiisville, gnvo up tho school the
wock before. s tho days nro getting
longer and tho weather becoming warmer
the farRiers aro thinking about, nnd pre
paring themselves for, tho enrly spring
labor. Fit ao mi-: nts,
JiEMSY X0TES.
Ex-Jtidgo Peter Sutton, of Indiana,
died Sunday of last week, of blood poi
soning. Ho was married to a member of
the well-known Muckling family of Kit
tanning,' was a prominent Grcenbacker,
and soino years ago was that party's can
didate for Stato Treasurer.
Mrs. Ann Black, one of tho oldest resi
dents of Shippcnville, died a few days
ago. Her husband and children have
bcou dead for sevoral years. She leaves a
largo ostato in oil and timber lands, which
is mostly disposed of by will to her
brothers and sisters and their children.
Titnsville has a caso ot smallpox u
child, brought over on the steamer Diana
from Poland. The case came under tho
uotice of Dr. Proper, who promptly re
ported to tho board of health, and under
the excellent precautionary measures
employed it is belioved tho disease will
not spread beyond the single case reported.
Hood, Oslo A Co.'s large venoering
works at Klnscua, were destroyed by fire
Friday afternoon, Mar. 11. The tire orig
inated iu the dry kiln, it is thought by
spontaneous combustion. The works
were totally destroyed and 75 men wore
thrown out of employment. The loss is
estimated at $40,000 with (21,000 insuruuee.
Jesse M. Perrlne, of Utlcn, Venango
county, justly lays claim to be one of the
oldest postmasters in tho State, if not in
the United Slates. He it 79 yoar.i old, and
has been postmaster at Pcrrine's Corners
and Uti'M for a continuous period of fifty
seven years. Mr. Pcrrine is the father of
Mrs. W. K. Swartz, of this city, and also
of J. N. Perriuo, business manager of the
Oil City Derrick. MeudvilU Star.
What to wear and how to make It I Im
portant questions at this season which la
dies can have satisfactorily answered in
Peterson for April. There will bo found
every pretty and useful novelty, from an
outi'oor costume to a spring wrap for the
iittle daughter. The outiro contents are
far above the average of periodical litera
ture. Peterson steadily progresses iu
beauty ami excellence. Address, Peter
sou's Magazine, 'Mi Chestnut St., Phila
delphia. At 8:30 p. in. Sunday fire broke out in
the villago of Corydon, east of Kinr.ua, on
the W. N. Y. A P. railroad. Tho citizens
formed a bucket brigade and worked hard
but tho business portion of tho town was
almost destroyed. The following is a list
ol the buildings burned : R. J. Clawson,
general store ; building and stock, fl.lKKl.
J. M. Turney, hardware; building and
stock, $5,000. X. Moad, general store;
fl.OU). C. C. Andrews, newsdealei ; fioo.
Mrs. Win. McAllister, residence ; $1,000.
Joseph Halo, residence ; $700. Poslollicp,
$200. P. B. f unlield, drugs and groceries ;
$5,000. N. M. Day, blacksmith ; $700. D.
C. Marsh, meat markot; $500. S. C. Mc
Cliutock, billiard room and furniture;
$1,000.
The vugabond or poorhouso party is re
ferred to by n contemporary us particular
ly unique in its way. Those invited re
ceive their invitations written ou common
blown paper and from the tener of it
know exactly what is expected of them as
to dress. The very raggodest and most
tattered garments are donned and tho one
coming nearest the unanimously auceplod
idea of a vagabond receives a prize. This
prize need not bo expensive, but it Is the
only piece of extravagance about the
wholo atl'uir. If dancing is indulged in
one of the guests does the playing, for
vagabonds are uot expected to hire uiu-
sicians. The refreshments consist of
bread and water to be "real poorhouso,"
but eaka and loinnnado nro generally sub
stituted. Tho Son Friend for March Is at hand
with its wealth of vocal and Instrumental
music. Among the pieces of choice music
in this number is a splendid Easter An
thorn "Tho Victory," "RemcmlKir Me,"
for piano or organ, nnd "Tho Ioved Ones
Far Away," a Hne song and chorus. The
song friend is a 32-page Journal of rare ex
cellence. The subscription price Is only
fl.oo a year, with a premium of three
pieces of seleet music. The publishers,
S. W. Straub A Co., 245 Stato Street, Chi
cago, offer to sonil one sample copy for 10
cents, and make liberal Inducements to
canvassers.
La Grippe Successfully Treated.
"1 havo just recovered from a second
attnek of the grip this year," snys Mr.
Jas. O. Jones, publisher of tl e' Leiuler,
Mexiu, Texas. "In tho latter ease I used
Chnmlicrlnin's Cough Remedy, and I
think with considerable success, only
being in bed a little over two days, against
ten days for the first attack. The second
attack I am satisfied would have been
equally as bad as the first but for the uso
of this remedy, as I hnd to go to led In
about six hours after being 'struck' with
it, whilo in the first enso I was able to
attend to business about two days before
getting 'down.' " 50 cent bottles for sale
by Proper A Doutt, druggists. mnr.
lll't'KI.KVM ARMl'A HALVE.
The best Snlvo in tho world fjr Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, UnM Rheum, Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chuppnd Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, ami all Skin Krunttons, ana post
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. It
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. or sale bv Croper A Doutt.
English Spavin Liniment removes nil
hard, soft or calloused lumps and blem
ishes from horses, blood spavins, curbs,
splints, sweenoy, ring-bone, stifles,
sprains, all swollen throats, cough?, etc.
Save $50 by use of one bottle. Warranted
tho most wonderful blemish cure over
known. Sold bv Proper & Doutt. Drug
gists, Tionesta, Pn. nov.l8-om
MARRIED.
CHAIN COOK By Rov. B. F. Delo, nt
his resideuce in Clarion, Pa., March II,
1812, Frnnk Crain, of Forest Co., and
Sarah E. Cook, of Paint township,
Clarion Co., Pn.
Mercantile AppralserN List
for Forest County,
A. I. 192.
The vendors of Foreign and Domestic
merchandise in Forest County, will take
notice that they are appraised and classed
ny the umlersituea Appraiser ot merean
tile and other Licensn Tax, for tho ycai
ls'.t2, us follows, to-wit:
RETAIL DEALERS.
llAnNKTT TOWNSHIP.
Namo. Class. Tux
A. Cook's Sons. 12 $12 M
Manlo Creek Lumber Co 11 15 00
J. B. Pearsall A Co Ill 20 00
Shippon Bros 14 7 00
OnKF.N TOWNSHIP
Bowman Lunilicr Co 13 10 00
Collins A Kreitler 11 15 Ot
Collins A Watson 14 7 00
HARMONY TOWNSHIP.
Dunn A Turner 11
M. R. Hsrdenbiirgh 13
G. W. King A Son 14
F. E. Metcalf. 14
J. U. Machesney 14
Isaac Siggins 14
W. P. Siggins 14
W. G. Wilkins 14
HICKORY TOWNSHIP.
T. J. Bowman .....12
J. S. Henderson 14
Wheeler A Duseiibnry 13
Bowman A Ledebur 14
HOWE TOWNSHIP.
E. B. Boavcr 14
J. E. Corah 14
S. Crawford 11
Forest Tanning Co 10
W. 11. Frost 13
J. J. Green 12
Goldman Bros 14
Curtis Johnson 14
J. L. Saxton 14
JKNKS TOWNSHIP.
A msler Bros. A Co 10
M. C. Curringor 14
H. V. Curll A Co 13
L. S. CloughA Co 14
J. O. Grolemund 13
John Hoover 14
P. Haskell A Son 14
II. H. Hensil 14
M. Levy 13
Chas. S. Leach 13
Miner, Green A Co 12
David Mints 11
Geo. B. Moiitgomory 13
A. D. Neill 13
A. Paltrovitch 14
Robert I'arish 14
T. J. Reyiier 13
Slaugliunlioiipt Bros 10
D. Steinor 14
A. 1). Slull 13
S. S. Towler 14
J. F. Wanner 14
E. A. Yctter A Co 14
KINUSI.KV TOWNSHIP.
M. Andrews 13
J. Barnhait 14
Berlin A Co 14
J. E. Corah 14
W. A. Kribbs 14
G. W. Osgood It
Tionesta Lumber Co 14
TIOSHSTA TOWNSHIP.
J. F. Ovei landor 14
TIO.NKSTA noitoriiii.
G. W. Bovard 11
Mrs. G. W. Bovard 14
J. T. Hi en nan, real estate and
insurance agent 1 1
Chas. F. Black A Co 13
S. H. Haslet A Sons 13
II. J. Hopkins A Co 10
15 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
12 50
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
15 00
20 00
10 00
12 50
7 00
7 00
7 00
20 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
10 00
12 50
15 00
10 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
io on
20 00
7 in
in oo
7 00
7 oo
7 00
io oo
7 (K
7 00
7 oo
7 oo
7 00
7
7 00
7 00
7 oo
7 IXl
10 00
10 INI
20 00
10 00
7 00
wrenco A Suiearbuugh 13
Lindal A Charleston
.14
.12
.10
.11
Proper A Doutt,
G. W. Robinson
M. Wile, Trustee, David
1:
20 00
7 00
Bar-
licit. Manager
BILLIARDS,
IIAKNKTT TOWNSII IP.
Samuel Gray, 2 tables..
J. B. Hart, 1 tablo
$10 00
M 00
II UtMONV TOWNSHIP.
Jacob Boudor, 3 tables
A. W. Weber, 2 tables
JKNKS TOWNSHIP.
M. C. Carringcr, 2 tables
Louis Mullen, 2 tuhle
KINUKLKV TOWNSHIP.
Elif Johnson, 2 tublos
TIONKsTA IIOIIOIIOH.
O. C. Brownell. 2 tables
50 00
40 00
40 (Ml
40 00
40 00
40 no
40 00
Duuklu A Anderson, 2 tables....
TAKE NOTICE, All who areconccriicd
in this appraisement, that an appeal will
be held at the Treasurer's Ollicu. in l'i
liesta. on Monday, tho 4th dav of April
A. D. 1 !r-. between the hours of 10 a. lu.,
and 3 p. m., when and where jou may
atlend if you think proper.
J. E. H1L1.AHD, Ai pjuiher.
WE ARE THE LEADERS IN
QUANTITY, QUALITY, AND LOW PRICES.
Everybody Wants!
ou want, we want, we all want, everybody wants; trom childhood to old ago 'tis
wnnt, want, want; 'tis everybody's duty to meet wants; and we want you to want;
to make a dive Into tho largest, freshest ami best selected supply of Fall and
Winter Overcoats, Clothing, Flannels, DressisMls, Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Caps, Underwear, Cloaks, Coats, Jackets anil Wraps ever offered for
salo In this part of the country, and to find every department '
full and complete. Don't f:iil to lind your way to
THE POPULAR STORE OF
H. J. Hopkins & Co.,
If you want a nice black Henrietta.
ir you want a nice colored Henrietta.
If you want beautiful black Bedtord Coids.
If you want gemd warm Dress Flannels.
If you want any kind of Dress Flannels.
If you want nice tins Drnssgoods.
If you want low priced Dressgoods.
If you wnnt the latest stylo rt' inter Wraps.
ir you want a handsome inter Jacket.
If you want a irisid Plush Cont.
If you wnnt a nice Plush Jacket.
It you want Jackets lor misses or girls.
If you want Wraps for misses or children.
If you want to gaze on a lot of nice Shawls.
If you wnnt ladies' coarse Shoes.
If you want ladies' tine Shoes.
If you want ladies' Rubbers.
If you want ladies' Rubber Boots.
If you want to buy tho Finest and
price; if you wnnt to trade in a storo where you can get anything ymi want from Fine
Silks to Baled Hay ; if yon want to buy whore you get the most for your money ; If
you want to trndo where the styles nro the latest, the gissls tho best, and prices the
lowest, ami wneroyou will meet with prompt attention, nnd square dealing, come to
H. J. Hopkins
TIONESTA, PENH.
PROPER -
(SUCCESSORS TO HERMAN A SIGGINS,)
DRUGGISTS Sc GROCERS,
TIONESTA, PENN.
IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT WILL ALWAYS BE FOUND
BERRIES, FRUITS A VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS, IN SEASON.
In our Drug Department, which is in chnrgo of a thoroughly competent Clerk,
will always be found tho
PUREST DRUGS AND CHEMICALS I
PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED WITH UTMOST CARE.
DEALERS IN
CLOTHING, DRY GOODS NOTIONS HATS. CAPS. GROCERIES, QUEENS
WARE, STATIONERY, CANNED GOODS, CUTLERY,
JEWELRY, TOBACCO. CIGARS.
BOOTS AND SHOES A SPECIALTY !
GOODS OF FIRST CLASS QUALITY IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
iCQraiffBT mQWJQW AHD CASH:
TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS.
S. H. HASLET & SONS,
-HAVE A
FURNITURE,
UNDERTAKER'S - GOODS !
G-rVEJ .A. CJTJJJ.
J. E. CORAH'S
Cash
KELLETT VI LLE AND RALLT0WN, PA.
Carry u full lino of General .Merchandise, including such us Groceries, Flour,
Feed, Dry Goods, Ii..;s, Shoos, Hardware, liueeiisu are, Cigars, Tobacco, Patent
Medicines, and i: fact everything usually found in first class country stoics. Country
produce the same as ca-h, taken in exchange lor goods.
PRICES TO SUIT THE CASH !
Notice In Divorco.
I -co. old Brocnocl,
l.ibcllant,
vs.
Mary P, Brocnocl,
Respondent.
In the Court of Com
mon I'tensof Foro.-.t
Co., Pa., No. i, Dec.
Term, Istu.
7'o Mitry J Jlroeiwt t, Ucnimmlcnt.
You aro hereby notified to be and appear
before our Court of Common Picas fur the
County of Forest, to be held at Tionesta,
in and lor said County, oil Ihe Third
Monday of May next, to show causo it
hiiv vuii have, wliv Leopold lirocuocl
should uot ie divorced from the- bonds of
matrimony colored into with you, accord
ing to the prayer of petition i- liticl tiled
ill said Court.
JOHN R. OSGOOD, Sliorilf.
P, M. Clauk, Attorney, U.
If you want Trunks. Satchels or Bags.
Il you want goisl Underwear.
If you want ihe bet Wool llnsierv.
II yem want the best 10c. Cottun F'"inel.
If yon want the best 25c. sli wool F
If you want the best tlannel Skirt pat
If you want the best all wool Blank
If you want gisid cheap Blankets,
If you want 8 yards Carpet lor $1.00.
If you want liamNmuo Ingrain Carpets,
If yon want Ibsir Oil Cloth.
If you want larue Smyrna Kugs.
If you want ihose new- Hiiiiual skin Bugs.
If you wont gisi.1 working Shoes,
It you wsnt dandy drc!- .shoes.
If you want Shoes for buys or gills.
If you want Kuhhcrol' any kind.
If you want Rubber Clothing.
CS XS 38t 3C IGZ S
x
Freshest Groceries, nt tho lowest possible
& Co.'s Store,
& - DOUTT,
FULL LINE OF
AND
Stores,
Fred. (Jrettenberger,
GENERAL
BLACKSMITH & MACHINIST.
All work pertaining to Machinery, En
gines, I HI N ell Tisils, Gas or Water i ll
lings and General lllacksmiihing prompt
ly done ul liw Rales. Repairing Mill
Machinery given special attention, and
satisfaction guaranteed.
Whop in rear of and lust west of the
Shaw House, Tidioutc, Pu.
Your piilronago solicited.
FRED. G 1 i ETT E N B E RG E It.
JOB WORK of every description eccu
ted al 11. o REPUBLICAN oliiui.
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