THE FOREST REPUBLICAN.
WKDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1892.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.
JlnrgeH. O. n. Davis.
Omitrirmrn-Pat rick Joyce, tV. A. Grove,
W. A. Hilands, 8. II. Haslet, A. H. Dale,
Joseph Morgan.
Juatleea of the Peace J. F. Proper, B.
J. Motley.
ConstableH. R. Can Mold.
Collect J. W. Landers.
Sehool Director W. Robinson, A.
n. Kelly, F I,. Davis, D. 8. Knox, D.
W. Clark, J. T. Ilronnan.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
Mi'.mher of VnnffrcG. V. K renins.
fclnhcr of .SWinre Harhy A. HaIiU
At.icmbl) H, 8. Towlku.
Prenident ,rrlqt CiiaH.k II. Noyk.
Amocinte Jttcftfet JoilN 11. Whitk, C
W. Clark.
Trenaurei Sm. B. IIaoorhty.
Prnthonotary, Rrr)inter dt Recorder ,Ae.
Cai.vim M. Arnrr.
fihttrilT. Jonw H. Osooof).
'iininiMi)ir-0. K. 1RDKnon, Jar.
McIjtTTRI!, PllII.lfKMKET.
County Superintendent Or.a. W. K rrr.
District. Attorney P. M. Clark.
Jury Commtnaionert JohhN. Hkat.c,
n. V. CriTOR.'
Omnia 8urveyr3. F. Pnoi'KR.
Coroner D. W. Clark.
Comity Auditor XV. W. Thomas, J.
A. Daw-son, R. Flynk.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
WASHINGTON CAMP, No. 420. P. O.
H. of A., moots every (Saturday eve
ning In A. O. U. W. Hull, l'roper A Doult
block.
C. 8COWDKN, rres.
J. J. IjANDKHS, n. 8.
TI01IESTA LODGE
No. 9,
W3I. O. of O. F".
MEETS every Tuesday evening, at 8
o'clock, in the Iodite Room In Par
trldgo's Hall. Confer tlie initiatory de
Rree. (lie first Tuesday night of r-ncli
innntli; first deirroo tho second Tuesday
night; wcnrul degree tlie third Tnosday
nlfclit t third degree tlio fourth Tuesday
night.
A. II. DAI.R, N. O.
J. II. FONES, Sso'y. 27-tr.
,V)RKST I.ODOE, No. 184, A. O. U. W.,
I Meets erery Friday evening In A.O.U.
XV. Hull, Proper Al Dontt block. Tionesta.
W. P. WAIjTKKM, M. W.
K J. IIOPKIN8, Hoeordor.
CAPT. GF.OROK KTOW POST,
No. 1.74, U. A, U.
Meet on the first Wednesday In each
iii.xi III, in Odd Fellow Hull, Tionesta, Pa.
J. It. KDKN, Coinmniulor.
CAPT. OF.ORCJK STOW CORPS, No.
1:17, W. R. C, meet first ami third
Wednesday evening of each month, n A.
O. IT. W. linll, Proor & Iwmtt block, Tio
ncHta, Pa.
Mr. C. C. RUMriKRdF.R, Pre't.
Mr. ANNA PROPKIt, Sec'y.
BOARD of KXAMINIXd SURGF.ONS
for Forest Countv.
A. R. Mouecinher M. I., President; .1.
W. Morrow M. !., Secretary t J. B. Slggins
M. 1)., Treasurer. Tlio Ronrd will meet
in Dr. Morrow' otlli-o, TloucMtn, on the
third Wednesday of each month, at 10
o'clock, a. m.
PM. CLARK.
. ATTORN RY-AT-LAW,
and District Attohnkv,
Office corner of Klin and Bridge HtroetK,
TloneKta, Po.
Alo ayent for a number of relhiblo Firo
Iimiimm-v Compiuiie.
j. DAVIS.
ATTORN RY-AT- LAW,
Tionestii, Pa.
CitlliH-tion mndo in thin and aIJoinlug
rl F. RITt'llKY.
1 A TTO II N K Y-AT- LA W,
Tionexta, Forewt County I'll.
Jj K. HUH.!-;
ATTORN KY-AT-LA W,
OMico ill Kepler lllm-k. Room 0, Tl'mesta,
lB.
IAWKRXCH IIOUSR, Tloncntii, PaT.
J ficonard Airnow, Proprietor. Thin
tiousn Ik centrally located. Kvervthing
new and well furainhed. Kupeiior Ac
e.tmmodntion and Htrict attention given
ti coestH. Vegetable and Fruit of all
' kind erved In their Heanon. Sample
room lor Commercial Agent.
pRNTRAL IIOUSR, Tlonela, Pa.,
V O. C. lirownell. Proprietor. Thl is a
new house, and litis just been fitted up lor
the accommodation of tlie public. A por
tion of the PtttrouflL'O of the public la aolic-
llod. 4ll-ly.
I lORKST IIOTKL, Went Ulckorv, Pa.,
I L Jacob Bonder, Proprietor. Tills hotel
i liiis but recently Ihii completed, I nii-elv
j tiirnislied throughout, ami o tiers the finest
I and most eml'ortable aci)ininodatioii to
) jtucmCm and tho traveling public. Rule
reasonable.
5 Tn. skjoins, m7d ' '
J Physician, Hurgoon ,t Driiggtst,
TIONKSTA, PA.
JW. MORROW. M. D., "
. PHYSICIAN A SURGEON,
Uite of Arinstroiig county, having located
In TioxesUi is prepared to attend all pro
lessional call promptly and at all hours.
OlUee aad residence two door north of
Ijiwrenee House. Office hour 7 to 8 A.
M., and 11 10 VI M.t -i to 3 ana 0J to 7J r.
H. iSnndaya, 0 to II) A. M. 2 to S and 61
.o 71 P. M. may-18-81.
Tn. F. T. NASOV.
U PHYSICIAN A SURGEON,
, V . TIONl-XTA, PA.
. ce on Rim Street. Calls attendud to
ptly day and night.
Y, PARK A CO.,
BANKERS.
r of Elm A Walnut Sts., Tionesta,
Hank of Discount and Deposit. In-
allowed oil Timo Deposits. Colleu-
I nadoon all tlio Principal point of
1 . S. Collections solicited.
L. KMERT,
.NCY BOOT A SHOEMAKER.
1 In Reek building next to' Nmear
.t Co.'s Htore. Is prejiarod to do all
of custom work from tho finest to
lisest and guarantee his work to
fttrt'eet satisfaction. Prompt alteu
Ivon to mending, and prices a rca
ie as first class work can be done for.
MoiWK Jit,
tho firm of MORCK BRO'S,
3TIOIAlTS,
'.ist ill Error of Retraction of the
'.animations free of charge.
WARKEN, 1'KNN.
and Ni-th dies 011 huiiian
3D iniiaites by WihjI
This never fails.
Druggists, 'I'iii-lov.lM-iim.
JAS. T. BRENNAN,
REAL ESTATE,
RENTING AND COLLECTING
ACENCY,
TIONESTA,
PARTICULAR ATTENTION OIVEN TO
THE PROPER AMNEHHMENT OF LANDS
AND THE PAYMENT OK TAXES. ALSO
TO THE PURCHASE AND HALE OK
REAL. ESTATE, AND TO THE RENTING
AND MANAGEMENT OK THE SAME.
Cknrrk ksI Mnfckntli Hi-heal.
Presbyterian Sabbnth School at 9:45 a.
in. ! M. E. Snbbnth School at 10:00 a. m.
Preaching in M. R. Church every Sab
bath eveuiiiK bv Rev. Ruinberirer.
Preaching In the F. M. Chnrch every
.-laniiaiii rvoning at tlie usual Hour, itov
A. T. Kiiger. Pastor.
Service in the Presbyterlnn Church
every Snbbnth morning and evening,
uev. j. v. iMcAnlncli otnelatlng.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
OU market closed yeBleiday 57J.
The queen of the May got a
ducking.
Itoad aot bridge washouts will
be plenty for a while.
. The shower of the first of the
week have told on vegetation.
Head our Ballot Law supplement,
aud preserve it for future reference.
It is thought these showers will
check the woods fires to some extent.
There has been nothing half way
about the rains since the 1st of May.
Mrs. Daniel Nuble is lying very
low with pneumonia nther home op
posite Dawsou station, Hickory town
ship.
Al. Sigworth was over from the
Lineville oil field Saturday. Business
there, as everywhere else in oil mat
ters, is dull.
David Mintz, Marienville's live
merchant, appears in a new ad. this
which gives valuable pointers where
to secure great bargains. Read it
carrfully.
Tionesta still needs a first class
tinner, and the mechauic who can fill
the bill may depend ou a good open
ing here. Who'll be the luoky man
lo take it in t
Dr. A. Fisher, Dentist, will be at
Kellettville all of this week, and next
week at Nebraska, where be will be
prepared to attend nil who are in need
of dental w rk of any kiod. It.
The flood of Sunday night did
cousi Jerable damage in the way of
washing out bridges, culverts, etc.,
along Salmon creek, which got on a
merry old high very suddenly.
Ileury Kiscr is building a large
and substantial barn on his farm,
German Hill. Conrad Burlienu is
doing the same thing on his farm, a
mile beyond Mr. Riser's place.
Maiieuviile voted 36 lo 27
against iucorpuratiug itself into a
borough. Come out of the woods,
boys. You're old enough aud big
enough, and ought to put on a little
city airs.
Geo. IUab, who lately moved to
Oil City, has purchased the Oil Ex
change barber shop, one of the best in
the city, and is building up a fioe
trade. lie iuvites his Tionesta friends
to call when in the city.
'Chairman Oigood issues a call
this week for a meeting of the Repub
lican County Committee at his office.
00 Monday eveuiog of court week.
All members win can possibly do so
should be in attendance.
The pet bear that has caused o
much spoit at the Hotel Farmiogton
has receutly beeu disposed of at a
shooting match, Jerry Greenawalt of
Forest county becoming bruin's new
master. Clarion Jachoniun.
New spring goods have been ar
riviug in great quantities at the store
of R. Burnett and those who are
looking out for rare batgains and the
latest and handsomest in spring aud
summer wear will do well to call. 2 1
The following letters remain un
called for in Tionesta, Pa., post office,
May 3, 1892: Mrs. Rebecca Richards,
Frank Smith, Mr. Wm. Stanley, F.
Ziegler. When calling for above
please say "advertised." D. S. Knox,
P. M,
The Clarion Presbytery, which
met iu Reynoldsville last week, elect
ed Rev. Dr. Elder, of Clarion, Com
missioner to the General Assembly,
which meets in Oregon during the
present month. The electiou was
unanimous.
Over one hundred oil producers
iu the fields of Pennsylvania, Ohio
and West Virginia have already at
tached their signatures to the agree
ment to suspend operatious for a
period of at least five months, begin
ning May 1st.
Talk about spring harbingers,
and signs of coming summer, but
there are none that are la it with the
little swallow. When he arrives
plant your garden, for he's a dead
sure winuer and there is never much
contiuuous cold weather after that.
He's here now, and there's only one
other sign lacking to bring ou the
summer the whip-poor-will, and
possibly he's got here, although we've
not heard his "whip." as yet.
Messrs. J. B. Watson and George
W.
Rose, of Marienville. Daid the
county seat a visit yesterday returning
to day. Neither of tbem had lost any
of his fakh in Democracy that we dis
covered, yet they seemed as hale and
jiivial as always.
Hairy Marks of Oil City, bought
the luroiture and other paraphernalia
belonging In the Raab barber shop,
and has taken possession. He is well
recommended as a barber, and will
briug his family here ns soon as he
can rent a house.
Seventy five members of tho
Edinboro senior class are now enrolled
in the Clarion school. They express
themselves well pleased with the op
portunities offered them here, and
expect to make this last term of their
coarse a most profitable one.
The heavy showers of Sunday
and Sunday night brought the creek
and river up on the double noick. and
a I
on Monday rafts were running out of
the creek. 1 he rise lets out a cood
many who were a little late getting
started on the regular spring freshet.
AI. llichards of East Hickory,
was down Monday, and gave us a
pleasant nail. He will "go on the
road" this season, in the interest of
his father's oewly patented sand reel
for oil rigs, which are now being man
ufactured by Joseph Reid. at Oil
City, and which promise to take the
place ot all tormer patents in this line.
Joe Moreao. with his crew, i
turning off boats at the Lawrence v
Smearbaugb scaffold at a lively rate
these days, averaging about two and
nail a week siuce the weatber became
settled. And the funniest nart of it is
a
that cone of the boys have got licked
for crowing at inoffensive passers, but
we expect some of them will befcre
the season ends, if we bave to do it
oursclf. In that case it will be well
done.
-The M arienville Express reports
another accident to a child of James
Thomas, who not long ago lost one by
being scalded to death : On last Sat
urday morninc. April 23. at Haskell's
mill a little son of James Thomas was
run over by a loaded wagon, injuring
him badly. The wagon was driven by
a man in the employ of Haskell's and
was loaded with coal. The teamster
did not see the little fellow until too
late to avoid the accident. He will
recover.
The April oil report shows 168
completed wells, CS61 barrels new pro
duction, 33 dry holes, and 330 wells
drilling and tigs up. Compared with
the previous month this is an increase
of 19 in completed wells, decrease of
I M00 barrels new production, decrease
of 1 in dry holes, and a deercuse of 32
in rigs and drilling wells. The report
is bullish and would indicate a rise in
prices, but whether this much desired
result will be realized is quite another
conundrum.
Clarion, which lavs out iu the
woods, almost due south of us, voted
to let the cattle roam on her streets.
Clarion is a town of 1500 or 2000 in
habitants, the county seat and largest
town in the county; with' a State
Normal school, one of the fiuest in the
Commonwealth, and many wide awake,
wealthy and progressive citizens, and
hy shouldn t cattle be allowed to
uose around the streets, breaking
0
through and littering up the sidewalks?
'Twould have been an outraze ("ou the
eows) to have had it otherwise.
The Pitteburg Timet is teachine
voters of this Slate how to cast tboir
ballots according to the Baker law.
The special representative, with a full
voting outtit, who is engaged in giving
a practical demonstration of the
method, will be in Tionesta ou Tuesday,
May 17, and as that date falls on
Court week here, no doubt many will
avail themselves of the opportunity
thus afforded to test the workings of
the new law. Those wishing to cast a
ballot aod otherwise uostioir them-
o
selves should not forget the date.
The roads throuehout Tioneela
township are already in a very fine
condition, made so by the prompt use
of the big scrapers as soon as the
weather became fairly settled. A very
little attention from this ou will keen
tbem in first class condition during the
summer season, aud with a proper
care in the fall, good roads are assured
during the eutire winter. It is a
source of much gratification to note
the general improvement of the public
highways all over our county, and the
tendency of officials to keep thera so.
-Th is is indeed growinc; weather.
The warm rain makes the lawns smile
and the garden truck to spriug forth
in a manner to flitter the vauitv of
the amateur gardeners, who smile in a
sort of a satisfied way, as much as to
say, "I'm the boy that can make the
garden." One of Oil City's most
noted gardeners, in relating how
things were growing at his place,
stated that when he weut for his diuuer
to day he found that his griodstoue
uau grown to about twice the size it
Was when be left home iu the ojoraiiii!.
JJlizianl. I
The fourth contest for the Demor
est silver medal is booked for Friday
evening next, at the M. E. Church.
The contesting class hai been carefully
traiued by Mrs. Seigel, and will doubt
leas acquit themselves with much
credit, while a musical clats of some
thirty or upward of young folks,
which has been rehearsing for the past
ten day, will add much to the enter
tainment of the audience, which is
likely to be a large one. Those who
have witnessed the former contests
may be depended on to be present at
this one, and to bring their friends
with tbem.
The borough schools closed Mon
day. In the evening, ot the hall, a
public exhibition was given by the
pupils and teachers, which was attend
ed by a packed house. The exercises
consisted of dialogues, essays, recita
lions, declamations, etc., interspersed
with appropriate music, and the entire
performance was a decided credit to
those taking part. The graduating
class Ben. Davis, Russell Dingman
and Mary Rumberger received their
diplomas, after each had given a reci
tation, which were received with en
thusiastio applause. To sura up the
past winter's work in a word, it can
be said the schools have been a most
decided success, and should the present
efficient corps of teachers be retained
for another term we believe our people
would be thoroughly satisfied. When
you have a good thing keep it, is a good
motto to hold to especially in the
matter of selecting teachers. The
school board cannot go amiss iu te-
taining the teachers of the past winter.
Struck by Lightning
Yesterday about 3 p. m., duriug the
storm, the barn of Win. Hood, whose
farm is a mile from town, on the Ne
braska road, was struck by lightning
and burned to the ground. Mr. Hood,
who was at home with his family at
the time, went to the door and looked
around alter the report from the
lightning's bolt had subsided, but saw
Dothing unusual. In a moment after
wards, however, he discovered smoke
issuing irom nis Darn, situated near
the public road. Rushing out he
found utmost the whole inside iu a
blaze of fre, and he had barely time
to rescue his team of horses, which
had been hitched in their stalls with
harness ou shortly befure. All the
contents of the barn were destroyed
with it. Only the day before Mr. H.
had brought his hay from another
barn and placed it in this one, and
had also brought in a lot of seed oats
a few days previous. His loss will be
between $300 and $400, with 00 insur
auce.
Death of Itoou Mugee.
The death of Boon Magee, one of
Warren's prominent business men and
oil operators, on Thursday night last,
though not a surprise, was yet sad
news to his many friends. He hail
suffered for a number of years with
Bright'g disease, but until a few months
ago was able to look after his large
oil business, in which he was engaged
with Mr. Jas. King. Mr. Magee had
a large circle of friends in this place,
where he spent several months about
lo years ego, having a contract for
puttiug down some wells on the
Wood's heirs tract, in Tionesta towu
ship. Oa October 15, 1890, he mar
ried Mrs. Sallie M. Agnew, who. with
one son, Gleon, hy his first wiA j sur
vives bitn. He was aged 47 year 4
months and 3 days. Tho di cd
was popular with all who knew ,
aud the community in which he li..
mourns with his kindred the loss of
one whose quiet, pleasant disposition
and honorable business career, made
the world better for his having lived
in it, and to them the sympathy of all
goes tenderly out. The funeral ser
vices were held at his late residence in
East Warren Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock. They were in charge of the
Masouic order and were attended by
the coaimandery and the I. O. O. F.,
a large number of the citizens of
Warreu and many from outside. The
services at the house were conducted
by Rev. Dr. Ryan. The pall bearers
were companions of the orders of
whieh deceased was a member.
Daily arriving at R. Burnett's,
the fiuest and oewest styles of spriug
dress goodj, white goods, Shallies, aod
everything the hearts of ladies could
wish for in stylish wearing apparel.
Prices marked dowu low, notwith
standing the cxccllont quality of the
goods. 2t.
D. S. Knox has been appointed
agent for LeClare A Manning, Bright
on, N. V., growers of every varioty of
seeds, and is now ready to take orders
for the spring delivery. This firm of
fers to the public choicest potatoes
growu especially for seed, and guaran
tee every pouud seut out by them. He
hat also takeu the ageucy of the Stan
dard Silverware Co., Boston, and cau
supply aoy article in that lino at very
loweu rates. Samples cau be secu at
the Postotlice. He wants a number of
good live agents to cauvass the couut
Good commissions. Call or wr
particulars.
SEWSY S0TES.
Warren, Pa., will bo first of tho town
In this soctloii to be in tlio field with an
electric street railway. The road i now
laid from tlio P. A K. depot almost to tho
Carver House.
Kurglnr entered tho postofllee at Ridg
wny, Pa., on Wednesday night, blewopon
the sate, and mndo a big haul of money
and registered letter. It Is thought ?2,000
will not cover tho o.i.
Prof. O. A. Ijnigley, of the Ftiinbnro
Noftnnl School faculty, reports an enroll
ment of 70 students at the school. The
attendance will probably oon reach the
old figures. Everything is now quiet at
1'Minboro.
Deeming, tho demon whoso trial in
Australia for tho murder of hi wile has
ended, was found guilty, and will surely
hang. There 1 scarcely any doubt but
that ho I tho tcrriblo "Jnck the Ripper,"
of Whilochapol notoriety, and It I be
lieved the confession whieh he is supposed
to have alreidy made will reveal all of
those horrible butcheries.
The Jamestown Journal announce that
Henry Lister Kon, of Yorkshire, Eng
land, will immediately remove their mnin
moth textile manufactory to Jamestown,
tho building to begin at once, for which
110 acre of land have been secured.
Twelve hundred and fifty hands will bo
employed. Scores of dwellings will begin
building immediately. This Is tho biggest
boom Jamestown has received. Rulliilo
and Boston both bid for the industry. Tho
removal is due to the McKinloy law.
A unique exhibit from Pennsylvania to
tho World' Fair at Chicago, will be a map
or the United States, 18.x'24 foot, made en
tirely ot pickles, vegetable, fruit, ote.,
preserved by the company which iniikcs
the exhibit. The Stato line w ill be accu
rately nliown, and tho lakes and rivers
will be reproucuteel by vinegar. The
largor cities will bo indicated by spices.
The whole will be covered with a piece of
plate glass, which is being specially made
for the purpose. The exponse ol this in
teresting exhibit of the pickling and pre
serving industry will bo ?lo,000.
Dr. Keeley, of tho Dwlght Institute for
the cure of drunkenness, says of cigar
ettes: "Too much cannot be said of this
soul-sapping, body-demoralizing abomi
nation of the prosont day. This tobacco
is first soaked iu nicotine, largely impreg
nated with opium, stratmonium, or belln
donna. Tho wrapper is usually rice paper
whitened with arsenic. The result is tho
blood is poisoned and vitiated and tho
filial result cardiac Inhibition and heart
failure." Nothing that has been said
about the cigarette evil, however, influ
ences those who are addicted to the habit
to make an effort to break away lrom It.
moreover, mo salo or 1110 little paper
tubes lo children iu towns and cities is
curried on without restriction, regardless
01 the law s limitations.
School Reports.
Roport of Ilorough schools for eighth or
last month :
Room No. 1, Agnes Korr, teacher. No.
of pupils enrolled during month 40. A v
erage 42. Per cent. 04. Thoso marked
() were not tardy. Thoso present every
day during month, Gordon Haslet, Harry
llankhend, Frank Joyce, Philip Blum,
Newkirk Caison, Mohn Ritchey, Charlie
Sanner, Bonnie Charleston, Clyde Fore
man, Wallace Hardison, Roy Uovard,
Ueorgo Carson, Silas Slniver, Cliarlio
Hood, Edward Joyce, Samuel Haslet,
Maud Grovo, Cora Watson, Helen Smciir-
baugli, Florence Fulton, Dora, Ida, aud
Maud Setley, Edna and Kate Shoemaker,
Carrie Steen, Nellie Carson, Eva Davis,
Pearl SVyant, Allco Arner.
Room No. 2, Gertrude McElhoes, teach
er. Pupils presont evory day, Itobort
Fulton, Hay Birtcll, Joo Joyce, 'Archie
Clark, Fled Blum, Adolph Blum, Archio
Iloleman, Paul Clark, Archio Ilillard,
Bruce Huggerty, I.iuas Shriver, Nelson
foroinan, Archie Morriam, ISessio Ken
niston, Paisy Craig, Blanche Arner,
Maud Butler. Pupils present every day
during the term, Ray llirtcil, Archie
Holeman, Archie Ilillard, Paul Clark.
Archio Clark missed but one day and
Bertha McKoe none till her family moved
away last week. No. enrolled 3:1, per
cent, of attendance 93.
Room No. 3, seventh mouth, Ida Paup,
teacher. No. of pupils enrolled 31. Aver
age attendance 2S. Percentage of attend
ance 03. Those present every dnv. Iale
Partridge, Lester Ilolemnn, Leonard
Blum, Clarence Gorman, Marie Smear-
baugh, Belle Jamieson, Ella Krownell,
Mary Hassey, Bessie Morgan, May Clark,
Kittle Hepler, Iva Iloleiuan, Sadie Mor
row, Lucy Hilling, Lena Graham, Edna
Dean, Claudia Graham.
Room No. 4, T. E. Armstrong, Princi
pal. No. of pupils enrolled 31. Averago
attendance 2f. Pereentago of attendance
84. Not absent, James Morrow. Lewls
Arner, Jay Bankliead, lllunclie Hunter,
May Huling.Lillio Bradbury, Mary Joyce,
Emma Klinestiver, Clara Gorman.
Mr. J. P. ltlale, an extensivo real es
tate dealer in Des Moines, Iowa, narrowly
escaped 0110 of tho soverost attacks of
pneumonia whilo in tlio northern pint of
that Stato during a recent blizzard, says
the NnturiUiii Jlcricir. Mr. ltlaize had oc
casion to drive several miles during the
storm aud was so thoroughly chilled that
he was unable, to got warm, ami insido of
an hour alter his return he was threatened
with a severe case of pneumonia or lung
lever. Mr. Iflaizo sent to the nearest drug
store aud got a boltlo of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy, of whieh ho hail often
heard, and took a number of largo doses.
He says the elfect was wonderful and that
iu a short time iio was breathing quite
easily. Ho kept on taking tlie medicine
and tlie next day was able to c.omo to lies
Moines. Mr. Illai.o regards his cure as
simply wonderful. ) cent bottles for sale
by Proper A Houtt, druggists. apr.
English Spavin Liniment removes all
hard, sol or calloused lumps and blem
ishes from horses, blood spavins, curbs,
splints, sweeney, ring-bone, slides,
sprains, all swollen throats. coiil'Iis. etc.
Save frfi by use of 0110 Imltle. Warranted
tlie most wonilerliil blemish cure ever
known. Sold bv Proper V loutt. linn:!
gists, Tionesta, 'a. nov.l8-tiiu.
HI Hl.l:VM AKMI'A KAI.VK.
The best Salvo in Hie world firf'uis
Bruises. Sores. I' leers. Mslt Kbeiini. l-'ever
Sorts, Teller, Chapped lljjid.-, Chilblains,
Corns, and all skin Eruptions, and posi
Piles, or mnpay required. It
'ogive piitH-t satislaetion,
"-"Vi e 2j cents per
Tho best spring medicine Is a dose or
two of St, Patrick Pill. They not only
physic but cleanse tho whole system and
purify tho blood. For nlo by Proper A
ifoutt, druggists. 11 pr
A Hnfe Invrstmrnt.
Is ono which is guaranteed to bring you
satisfactory results, or in cato of fHiliiro n
return 01 pureliasn money, tin this sail
plan you can buy lrom our advertised
iiniggisi a homo 01 nr. King- Now lib-
""",r ior 1 oiiMiumuon. II is guaran
teed to brinir relief in everv i-nso
used for any affection of Throat, Lungs or
Chest, such as Consumption, Inlbimiua-
1e.11 1,1 i.ungs, nroneliitis, Asthma
pleasant and agreeable to taste, perfectly
sale, and can always bo depended upon.
1 run I nit ties freo at Proper A Doutt's
j 'iiigstore.
For bargains in Furniture go to
S. II. Haslet it Son's cheap furniture
store. tf,
.MKKIT WIN'S,
We desire to say to our citizens, that for
years we have been selling Dr. King's
Now Discovery for Consumption, Dr.
King's New Life Pills, Iliicklen s Arnica
Salve and Eloetric Bitters, and have never
bandied remedies that sell as well, or that
nnvo given siicn universal satisfaction
wo do not hesitate to gunrnntee them
every 111110, anil we stand ready to refund
1110 purciinso price, it satisfactory results
do not loilow their use. These remedies
have won their great popularity purely on
ineir lliei ns, ror v llolllt, druggist
When Baby was tick, we gave her Castorla.
Wben she was a Child, the cried for Cm tori.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When the bad Children, she gave tbem Catorfa.
MARRIED.
LYON COOK. April 22, ISO!
Gillette, Clarion, Pa., J. C.
Blanche Cook of Cooksburg.
, by Rev.
Lyon and
riONKSTA IA.ICl:Tfs.
COKRECTED EVEKV TUESDAY, T1Y
nEblAr.t.EDKALEl'.S
Flour "f hiirrel choice
Flour f sack,
- 6.no($c.:
LS!oCi,l.fi0
Corn Menl, 100 hs
Chop food, puro grain
Corn, Shelled -
- 1.10(0,1.
- 1.00.1.10
00(Vi.70
2,.r)0(a3.00
Beans "p bushel ...
Ham, sugar cured
121
- 11
Breakfast Bacon, sugar cured
Shoulders -Whltcllsh,
half-barrels
Lake herring half-barrels
Sugar -
Syrup .....
N, O. Molasses new
Roast Rio CofTee
RioColleo, ...
Java Coiroo ...
Tea
Butter
Rico
Eggs, frosn ...
Salt best lal- o
Lard .....
Iron, common bar
Nails, 50d, "p keg -Potatoes
....
Lime -( bid. ...
D-ied Apples sliced per lb
Dried Beef ...
Dried Peaches per lb
Dried Peaches pared per JE
0
8.50
- ofe 55
no (11. 00
- 50(,75
fu.23
2.-,
32:i5
2075
(n 25
8
12Jf:ilo
1.00
(! 10
- 2.r.0
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4500
1.00
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Auditor' Xolirc.
nulValo Hardwood
Lumber Company
In the Court ol
Common Pleas of
Forest County.
Nos. ;io, :i2, " 33
vs. I
West Hickory Hard-
wood Lumber j
Company, J
and .'17, February
1 orin, iff.'..
Having been appointed by said Court
as Auditor in tlio uIhivo case, notice is
hereby given that I will utteud to the
duties of my appointment at the otlico of
tho County Commissioners, iu tlie Bor
ough of Tionesta, County of Forest, on
Wednesday, May 25, 1X)I2, at 10 o'clock A.
M. of said day. at which time and nlaen
all parties interested ill tho distribution of
the land In Court may attend and Is)
heard. JAS. T. BKKNNAN.
Auditor.
lionesta, Pa., May 2, 1802. 4t
Confirmation Notice.
Notice is hereby given that tlio lollow-
ing accounts have been tiled in Jily otlice
ami w ill bo presented al Iho next ierm of
court for confirmation :
I' list and final account of J.ieoli W'. nL
Guardian of Marry T. Klinestiver mid
Florence Klinestiver. minor children (
Dorcas Klinestiver, late of Forest county,
Pa., ilis-easi'd.
Distribution account of J. V. II.
Itcisinger, Co-Ailiniiiistrator of Ivsl iln i.r
Josiali YVinans, lute of Tionesta, Forest
county, Pa., deceased.
Attest, CALVIN M. ARNER,
Clerk of Orphans Court.
Tionesta, Pa., April 18, Is.'.i2.
License Applications.
Notice is hereby given that tlio follow
ing applications lor liccuso havo been
tiled iu my olliee. ami will be nresenie.l i
May Term ol Court:
I. Thomas K. Smut hers. M arien vil le
"City Hotel, " Mai lenville, Junks Town
slop. Leonard Auiiew. TioncsU Borough,
''Lawrence House," 'l ionesta Ilorough.
O. C. lirownell. Tionesta Huron. . I,
"Central House," Tionesta lioroiiiih.
4. John 1'. I'uslner. Marienville "II. .1.1
M alien," Marienville, Jenks Township.
CALVIN M. A K.N E It, Clerk.
I .-.1 . Kruat CO " ' -ril 'J,i, ls.
CARTEtfS
EIVER fH
PILLS. tLj
CURE
Sick TTpAflfichpftTH, rHirTf nil the tmuhtai Inol
dont to h hilioim nluln of th dvstrm, nmh a
iMzrlm'K. Nausea, ln-owsmcf. IMMthkw aHer
I'tiliiiir, I'o in in ttm HMf. o. White tlM-tr most
tvinurkublo iicccm Ium betn shown in curing
Hoftil.irlip. rpt CATrnrn'a Lrrrt.K Ijvitft Tit.
nn- (Hjnalty vitlnal.le hi ConKtlatton, ruling
niul prt'ventttiB thi nnnnvlnfr complaint, whtltt
ttvy nUn correct nil !ionlTK of the: st.nnach,
ttimiiluto the liver ami regulate the bowels.
Even if t1iy only cured
Aohf thfy would Im almost price lm to thorn
who milTcr from thm diHtrdssinn complaint:
Imt fortunntHy their (rooilnpiw rfoca not end
hero, and thos who ancn try them will flmi
thewj little pill valuable In mi manr way thnt
thy will not bo willing to do without them,
but after all sick head
ACHE
I fht bane of so many Urea that here In whera
we make our rtpiU boost. Our pills cure it
while others do not.
Cartea's Lim.K r.iVER PrtJji sreTfrr nmnll
and very easy to take. One or two pills make
a done. They are strictly vegetable and do
not rripe or pnrve, but by their pentle action
plea nil who ne them. In vials at 2. cents;
five for $1 . Sold everywhere, or sent by mall.
CASTI2 UED1CIKS CO., Ke Tort
UFill SmHcss. SziaH Fries.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY VIIITI'K or .sundry writs of Vemll.
Kx., Kirn l ie-ias. ,Ve., issued out of
tho Court of Common I'li-as of Korpst
County, Pennsylvania, ami t i mo direct
ed, tlirre will lie exposed to inlilie salo or
outery, at the Court House, iu tiio lloronglv
of Tionistn, a , on
JID.VIi.VY, MAY M. A. I). 1W2,
at 1 o'rloek, p. in., the following drseribeit
real estate to-wit :
J. Ti. STKUXISKUii, Ai;eiit, vs. O. NO
III. Kami I.. II. II AM',, Vendi. Kx., No.
5, May Term, IStlJ. S. A. l'uvenport.
Attorney.
All tho rifiht, 1 1 1 lo. Interest and claim of
thn defendant of, in and to a certain piece
of land in Hickory Township, Korest
County, 1'n., Iiciniihiff at a ciiriiiulior
mump at tlie northwest corner of the land
warranted ly Thomas II. l'ralher tiienco
hy said land .South liiijf dejjiceN west '25
perelies lo n iiiakii ash j theneo north
a decree west li'ti perches to n rock on
the line of James tlieen ; tiienco by wiiii
liropii Hoitlh OH,1 decrees cast 0 perches to
a Ktonej tiienco hy laud of said CJreen
south 10 decrees west llrt neii-lies to n
stone pile; tiienco by tho same ftoiith 4:1
decrees east 55 pert-hen to n post and stonos ;
thence north 47 decrees east 77 perelies to
a white oak bush ; tiienco bv land war
ranted to N. ti. Hall north 1.1 deareos eHst
158 perches to a dead pine; tiienco byname
north decrees east 57 perches to n
black oak Haplinjr; thence by tract WM,
liow property of U. S. I.onjr. north 4:1 de
crees west 202 perches to a post and willow
at tho river; thence down tho river uouth
i desreo west 50 perches ; thence south
10 deurces w est 0 iierelies : tiienco south 27
decrees west :t4 perches to tlio stump, tho
plaeo of beginnim;. (.'ontainiii); 17-i aoreM.
and 1.10 perches and allownnco of 0 per
cent, for roads ; and about llireo acres of
whieh is cleared, and a lramo dwelling
house thereon.
Taken in execution and to be sold as tho
proporly of O. Noblo and I.. II. Hall, at
the suit of J. I,. Sternberg, Agent.
ALSO,
C. KOrXSINt! and S1SAN P., his wife,
nec SHUTS, in right of said wife ami for
her uso, vs. JOHN W. UAKTMAf-',
Adm'r of K. W. Hays, Der'd, Kieri
Facias, No. ai, May Term, 1st 12. H. D.
Irwin, Attorney.
All tlio riu-ht. title, interest mid claim of
the defendant of. in and to the undivided
one-third part of tract iu Hickory Town
ship, Forest County, la. Hegimiing at
Hickory on line of a. Iliil tract: thonco
south 47.' .j degrees east l'.iti rods to a post
thence south 47 degrees west 1041 roils to
post : thence north 47l; i1c"tcps west l.Mi
rods to a white, oak ; llienee north de
grees east ;i perelies to post ; thence north
Ui decrees west 40 perches to post; tiienco
north 2i;j.; decrees east 1 rods to whito
oak stump; thence by N. Hall tract nortlt
Irt'i degree east Ml perches to I ri miiiiir.
Containing ono hiimlrod and seventy
acres, Iio same nioro or less, and boing
same land conveyed by Ann Mai key to
h. . Hays, by deed recorded Juno 5,
IS75, in Deed Hook No. 7. at n.isni 22.1. in
Forest Countv, I'll.
1 aken in execution and to be sold as thn
property of J. W. Hartmas. Aihnhiistnilor
of K. V. Hays, deceased, at tho suit of C.
Hoessing and Susan P.. his wife, nee
Shuts, iu right of said wife and for her
use.
TKKMSOFSAI.K. Tlinfolloii..rniiisl
be strictly complied with when tho prop
erty is stricken down :
1. When Iho phiiutitr or other lien cred
itors become thn purchaser, tho costs oiv
tho writs must be paid, and a list of liens
including mnrl-rtmo searches on thn prop-,
erty sold, together with Mich lien i editor's
receipt for the amount of tho proceeds of
the sale or such portion thereof as he may
claim, must be luriiishcd tho Sheriff.
2. All In. Is must bo paid ill full.
Jl. All sales not settled iiiiu.eilialel V will
lie eoiitiniu d until 2 o'clock p. in., of tho
next day, at which time all property IK
settled lor will again be put up and sold at
the expense and risk i.l the person to whom
first sold.
See I'lirdoii's Ingest, Ninth I'clillou,
pago 410, and Smith's Forms, page :i4.
JOHN It. ONtioob, sheriff.
Sheiill's Oilier, Tionesta, l'a., April 25.
1M02.
PROCLAMATION.
Whkiikas, The Hon. Charles II. Noves,
President Judge of the Court of Common
Picas and Quarter Sessions in and for
the county of Forest, has issued his pre.
i-ept for holding a Court of Common l'les,
Wuarter Sessions, ,Vc., ut I'louesU, for
th" County of Forest, in commence ou the
Third Monday of May, being tho pith day
of May, IM-ri. Notice is therefore given to
tlio Coroner, Justices of the IVaccand Con
stables ol said isiiiutv, that they bo then
and there in their proper persons at tell
o'cliK-k A. M of said day with their
records, inquisitions, examination, ami
other IriiieiiibiancMi, do thoso thing
w Inch to I heir olli. e appei uiin lo be d.um, '
and lo those hoaro bound in recognijMM
lo prosecute against the prisoners Unit are
or shall lie iu the jail of Forest County, that
tliey may Isi then and thero to prosecute
against tbem as shall be just. liiveu un
der my baud and seal this 10th day of
April, A. 1 1. Ki2.
JoliN U. osiioou, (i..s. sheriff.
oliro o Coiiti-uviors.
Cum missionkhs' Okfii-k, )
KoKDsT COUNTV, !
Tio.M.i ., '.., .pnl -2, Issri )
Sealed proposals w ill U received at this
olleii up in Fridav, May, 20, ls:i2, at 2
o'clock p. Hi., for fin lushing the material
and labor in I. mid nto stone ubiitiiieiils
lor a budge across Tionesta I'rm-fc, at ut
nctr Foxes, IIoho township, Forest
con nl v, Pa.
Full plans and spccilieal ions can be seen
at this olliee. Hon. Is iu full amount of lil.l
iiiiistitci-iiuipauye.il h bid. The Commis
sioners reserve the right lo reject any or
all Luis.
i'. K. I.Knr.iii'H,
J mts Ml iNTYKh,
' Pun. li- F.Mr iir,
County t 'oiuiiiissjoici.
A Ja. T. liiifcMNAji, Cliik,