THE FOREST REPUBLICAN.
WEDNESDAY. AUOCST 10, 1892.
BOHOUGH OFFICERS.
Rnrge. C. R. Davis.
itr?mfn-Patrlck Joveo, W. A.Orovo.
V. A. Hilands, s. H. Haslet, A. II. Dale,
Joseph Morgan.
Jv.tict of tht PeaetS. F. Proper, 8.
J. Setler.
Oonttable S. 8. Canfiold.
Vullretoi J. W. Landers.
fk hoot nirtctorn O. W. Robinson, A.
B. Kelly, 1). S. Knox, J. T. Brennan, J.
II. Clark, T. F. Ritehev.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
Mtmhtr'of Cnnpre- F. Rmnns.
Urm'trr of fifnixtrl jT A. HM.
em6(.v 8. S. TowtXi.
i'rrMdent JnfjrCnAnvK II. Norn.
AMoeiafe JudgetJoHK H. Whitb, C.
W. Cl.ARK.
Vencrrr Ja. B. IlAOORnTT.
Prnthonotary, Rfqinf.tr C AVcorder ,
Calvin M. Axfr.
Bhrrtr. Johk R. Osooon.
Ci7i.M)iinerc, F. Lfdkbur, Jas.
MctsTYRK, PHILIP K.MEET.
WKnf y Superinlenftrnt Gun. W. KRRR.
j'tmrici AKorsry I". M . ilark.
vrv ftmnfm'onrT John N. IlKATiT,
It. V. Oititon.
Onnnty SHrvrvor J. F. PnoTKU.
Cbr-inirr D. W. Cl.ARK.
County A urfiYorn W. W. Thomas, J.
A. Dawson, R. Fithx.
DUSINE8S DIRECTORY.
T ' . . 4 . . n V ' ' . .
WASHINGTON CAMP, No. 420, P. O.
S. of A., meets every Saturday ve
nlng in A. O. U. W. Hall, Proper A Ioutt
block.
J. C. 8COWDF.N, Pres.
.1. J. LANDKU.S, R. H.
TIONESTA LODGE
Xo. .309,
I. O. of O. F1.
every Tuesday evening, at 8
ill o'clock, in the I,odge Room in Far
trldge'a Hall. Conlcrs the Initiatory de
gree the ft rut Tuesday night nf each
month; first dogroo tlio second Tiloxduy
night; soisind degree tho third Tuesday
night; third dogreo tho fourth Tuesday
night,
A. V. STHOUP, N. .
J. II. Ft INKS, Soc'y. 27-tf.
IJVIKF..ST I.ODHK, No. 184, A. O. U. W.,
I Meets rorv Friday evening in A.O. U.
IV. Hall, Proper A Doutt hhs-k, Tionesta.
V. V. WALTKItN, M. w.
!. J. HOPKINS, Itccordcr.
CA4T. f IKOKd K STOW POST,
No. 271, (i. A. U.
Mwtit on tit v llrst Wednesday in eaeli
141 jnlh, In Odd Follows Hall, Tionostn, P.i.
J. 11. KDF.N, Commander.
CAPT. (1F.ORGK HTOW COW'S, No.
117, W. It. ('.. meets first and third
Wednesday evening of each month, ill A.
. IT. W. hall, Proper A Dmilt bl.s-k, Tio
tioata, Pa.
Mrs. C. C. HUM rtKItHF.lt, Pres't.
Mrs. ANNA PKOPF.lt, Soc'y.
1OARIir KX A MINING SUUGF.ONS
1 for Forest Countv.
A. K. Nlnnociplior M. I)., President; J.
W. Morrow M. D., Secretary ; 4. It. SiRina
M. I., Treasurer. The Itonrd will tneet
in lr. Morrow's illU, 'I lonesta, on the
third Wmlnesday nf tiuii inoiith, nt 10
n'l'liM'k, a. in.
T M. CIiARK,
1 . ATTORXKY-AT I, AW,
and District Attouskv.
Oflli-e ronuT of l'.lin and lii'Mgn StreetN,
TtneMtii, Pa.
Also i;ent for a number of rc liable Fire
Inmiriiii o CoiupaniuH.
K. u
n.vvis.
ATTORN KY-AT-I.AW,
Tionesta, Pa
CnlleeliiiiiH made in this and adjoiuiiii'
countleH.
r F. imvlIFY. '
i A TTO It N K Y-A T-1 j A W,
Tionesia, Forest Ciwinty Pa.
j; e. mui.n, .
ATTORN KY-AT-I.AW,
Olllre ill Kepler llloi'k, Room H, Tionesta,
I'a.
IAWRKNCK IIOIISH, TIoiuhIii, Pn7.
lemaril Aunew, Proprietor. Thin
rioimo is centrally lH-ated. Kvervthiiifr
new and well furnished. Hupeiior Ait
e.iiiiiumlationH and strict atteiithiu Riven
t.iL-rtosls. VeRi-tables and Fruita of all
kinds snrvel in their season. Nnmpie
J-oo.n lor Commercial ArchIm.
fKNTRAL HOUSi:, Tionesia, Pa.,
t. C. Ilrownell. Proprietor. Tills is a
new house., and has jnst Iikoii lilted up for
I bo accommodation of the public, A pnr
tion f tho uilroaiio of tho public is solic
ited. 40-i.V.
fOKKST HOTKI,7wes"r Hickory, PaT.
i Jatsih Render, Propriulor. Tliis hoUil
haa but recently Ihvii isnnilell, is nily
furnislietl thrnuRhout, anil oilers tho lluost
and most omloi table acivHiimnilationa to
Kuesta and Iho IravuliiiR public. Rules
leasonable.
B. SIHtilNS, M. !.,
Phykiciau, NurRcuu DniRRist,
TION KMT A, PA,
JW. MORROW. M. I.,
. PHYSICIAN 4 KURGKON,
Iditeof Armxtronix county, IikvImr loented
in Tio'iesta Is prparl to attend all pro
fessional calls promptly and at all hours.
Ornce a id residence two doors north of
lawrence House. Oltice hours 7 to H a.
m., and II u VI at. ; a to S an4 lii to 7( P.
M. rtundrtys, a to 10 A. a. ; X to t and J
to 71 P. M. mv-IH HI.
D
It. F. T. NASON,
PHYSICIAN A SCrtUKON.
TIONKSTA, PA.
Ofllco on Kim Street. Calls attended to
promptly duy and niRht.
MAY, PARK A CO.,
II A N K KRS.
Corner of Elm Walnut Nts., Tionesta,
Pa., Rank of Disinmut and leioit. In
terest allowed on Time Icposits. Collec
tions made on all the Principal poinU of
the U. S. Collections Holiciusl.
1
11IIL. KXIKRT,
fancy boot siioi:maki:r.
Shop in Reck buildinir next to Smear
jauuli A t'o.'a store. Is preuirH to do all
Kind of oiisumi work from the tii:el to
the coai l and RimranUs-s hia work to
give erl. l ullhlii. tluu. Prompt alien
tion 'ivun Wi meHdiuR, and price aa rca
aonable an tirst clasit win k can be done for.
of the firm of MORCK BRO S.
OPTICIAUS,
S(ts inliNt iu Errors uf lb lrs.-tinu of the
ye. Eiainiiiatioiia Iri-.i ..I olisru'c.
1
WAItltKN, PI'.NN.
iL.ii, Mauue, .ui.l Scil. ln on li iuisii
r uniiiiuls cured in HI iiiiiiiiIik l.y Wisil
lord S.iuitary liliou. i ih newr l.nN.
vil.l by Prop"i , Ii .iiii, hrtiiiui I -. Tci
I I, I' . ii.n . I-. i.iii.
JAS. T. BUENNAN,
REAL ESTATE,
RENTING AND COLLECTING
AGENCY,
TIOWESTA, PA.
particular attkntion oivkn to
TUB PKOPKK AHSKSSMKNTOK LANDS
AM) THR PAYMKNTOKTAXKS. ALSO
TO THK PI RCHASK AND SALK t)K
KKAL KfSTATK, AND TO THR RKNTINO
AND MANAUEME.NT OF THK NAMK
Charrk aaal Kabkalk M-kal.
rresuytenan sabbntli school at w.ts a.
m. ; M. K. Sabbath School at 10:00 a. in.
Prcachim in M. E. Church every Sab'
bath evenimt by Rey. RumberRer.
PrcachiiiR in the F. M. Church every
Sabbath eveniiiR at tlie usual hour. Rev
A. T. SaEC-r, Pastor.
Services in the Presbyterian Church
every Sabbath moruiiiR and evening,
uev. ,i. v. McAiiinoti otncialing.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil market closed yesterday 542.
Charles Hunter hag moved into
his pleasant new home on the west side.
Editor White of the Tidioute
Newt was a visitor in the burs a few
hours Monday.
Mrs. J. C. Colegroe of Corry, is
paying a visit to her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Browncll.
Prof. Monday of Franklin, baa
been up visiting friends for two
weeks' vacation.
for sale, a good property on
Vine St., suitable fur residence. An
ply to P. M. Clark. 4t
Mrs. V. E. Tranlum, of Colum.
bus, Pa., visited her mother, Mrs. N.
G. Pall, during the pust week.
iiuiouie anu iiiusvilie came
together on the Titusville ball ground
last Saturday. Score : Tile. 17, Tid. 3
Liverymau Canfiuld has enclosed
hia large lot on Front St. with a picket
teuce, adding very materially to its
beauty.
Atteution is directed to (he ad. of
the Tygert Allen Fertilizer Co., man
ufucturcrs of Stnr Bone Phosphate, iu
this issuo.
Mr. Jake Siggius, wife and young
sou, were visitors to Tionesta friends
from Wednesday till Monday of the
past week.
Mrs. Clara Marsh camo home
from the hospital at Bufliilo not ma
terially improved in health, her friends
will be sorry to learn.
II. U. Teitrick, a former Forest
county teacher, bus been elcctod prin
cipal of the Bruckwayville, Jedurson
cuuuty, public schools.
We are plonsed to uotc Mr. J. L
Craig's continued improvement, nnd
trust we may be able to report him ou
duty nguiu before long.
Judge Campbell, who presided
over the (iret court ever held in Tic
.. .. 1! I ... .
uesiii, uea at nis notne ill Ulaiiuu nn
the 21 ium. H was iu his SOth year
l' fee iMulliutliKt cunip meeting
begin at (jlyndeu, Crawford county,
to-day, and will last one week. Quite
a uumber from this soetiou will attend
Sheriff1 Osgood ad ver lines a num
ber of pieces of laud for sale on Man
day of court week, all of them valua
ble. Jjnok over the list aud see if
any in his liue suits you.
In our item last week about the
new post office iu Howe township
called Walson Farm we were only
partially correct. Nushes post office
was changed to Watson Farm.
lie v. Wm. Caofield, a young niio
ister of the M. E. Church, aud well
kuown iu this section, died of luug
trouble ou 18th ult. at Virginia City,
Montana, whither he had gone two
years ago.
Dr. Uumbergcr reports as follows:
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. J. Baker, Aug.
8, a daughter. To Mr. and Mrs.
Cbas. F. Thomson, Aug. 9, a daughter.
Charles is in the cigar business for a
limited time now.
The names of Pennsylvania post
offices have recently been uudergoing
a transformation. Borough aod
burgh, must be "boro" and "burg."
This saves a good doal of extra spell
iog and is a sensible change.
The ladies uf the borough have
arrauged to give a basket picnic at
the band platform next Friday after
noon to Ilia Keeley Ioslilute students
and their frieifls. Each lady is ex
pected to briofia batket, table cloth
aud half doify plates, knives and
forks. Diuner will be served at 5:30
p. ut. A pleasant time is anticipated.
Last Friday's Pittsburg papers
reported that Jacob Vassan was lyiug
in a critical coudiiiun from the effects
of a blow over the head, which he
alleges Iawruuco Grubbs dealt him
with a bar ot irou during a quarrel on
the previous Weducaday. Vassan bud
Grubbs arrcaUd for aggravated assault
aud battery, aod lis was held io the
sum of 11,000 bail to await a bearing.
Whether or nut this refers to Lawrence
Grubbs, sua nf John Grubbs, a former
reeideut of Tiouesta. it is not possible
to ascertain at prcseut, but as no
further aceouut of the matter has
bim-e appeared iu the papeis, it is
probuldr ii'l u i iris as t first
' li ' I .
The c2lh annual convention of
the Slate Sabbath School association
will be held In LncaMer, on Septem
ber 20, 21 and 22. Karh coanty may
and is urged to send ten delegates.
Orders for excursioo tickets and all
necersary information concerning rail
road arrangements may be had by
addressing Rev. "W. H. Laird, f9 Oak
aveoue, New Castle, Pa. .
T. W. Corah or Balltown, has
leased the Lawrence House barn and
will start livery, expecting to have a
number of horses and rigs ready for
busiuess in a few days, lie will also
conduct a billiard hall in the room
occupied by Whiteman's cigar factory,
as soon as the adjoining building can
be enlarged sufficiently to accommo
date Mr. W.'s increasing busines.
The excursion to Chautauqua last
Saturday was well patronized by the
people of Tidioute, Hickory and Tio
nesta, five crowded coaches leaving
the depot at this place. When at Oil
City two coaches were added, which
gave all a comfortable scat. The best
of time was made both going and
coming, the return trip being made in
less than three hours. A giod time is
reported by all who went.
Warren couuty will bold its fair
this year on Sept. 13, 14, 15 and 16,
at the handsome fair grounds at
Warren. The association expects to
give the people a better exhibition in
all departments this season than ever
before, which will require a good deal
of effort, for they have never had any
poor fairs there, and those who attend
will be well rewarded fur the time and
money spent.
The school board of Tionesta
township met last Saturday and elected
teachers as follows : Hunter Station,
Mae Barber; Hunter Run, Kate
Joyce; Jamieson, Minnie Shaw key;
Pigeon Hill, Robert Stitiiuger; Ger
man Hill, P. A. Hepler; Oldtown,
Ella B. Blocher; Smokey Hill, James
Ming; Blocher, Blauche Pease; Shri
ver, Bertha Weikel ; Huddleson, J. F.
Stilzingcr. Schools begin Sept. 5th ;
salaries, $28 per month all round.
Wm. C. Hilanda Esq , uncle of
Mrs. D. W. Clark aud W. A. Hilands,
is paying a visit to Tionesta as the
guest of Mrs. Clark's family. It has
been thirty five yeais since he left this
section of couutry, which tirao he has
speul mostly on the Pacific coast. He
sees many changes in the place since
theu,ud finds few of tho old timers
with whom he spent many of his
younger days, but those who are left
are pleased to nolo his good health
Tiud evident inteution to bass manv
pleasant years uf enjoyment yet ou
earth.
Much ado is made in these days
about Mars. Mars i uuthiuir mora
than a cuiumon star, as we common
mortals are accustomed to view it, and
these eveniuga it rises iu the south
eastern horizon about uiue o'clock.
Soma of tho big bugs say it is au in
habited pUuot, and some say it aiu't,
but might be. Last week, one eve
ning, it got witluu 50 odd million
miles of us, and then "turned tail"
and went the other way, doubtless he
cause some of the boys cot to throw
ing stones at it. They say it will
make another trip iu this direction
about tbe year l'JOO, when it is hoped
some enterprisiuir cuss will arrange
for telophone connections and give us
all a chance to communicate with the
boys up there aud get better acquainted.
WHW HILL AFFAIRS.
A liase Hull O'ume and Other Snorts
Dtish Xcctlnf?-K. K. Mes Farm,
fna; and Other Sews.
Farmers are wliittintf their scythes and
slashing down tho oata this morning, uud
everything seems to be on a general move.
The bush meeting held in the M. K.
grove closed last evening with favorablo
results. Revs. Torrey and Smith olU-
ciaUxl, and on Sunday were ably assisted
by Presiding Elder Smith, Rev. Rumber-
ger and J. E. liillurd. Tho weathor was
aa line as could be wished for during the
meetings, and taking all in all the meet
ings wore fairly wel1 attended.
A rushing ball game camo off here Sat
urday between East Hickory and what
was supposed to be tho Whig Hill nine.
To say that we were iu it would be out of
the question, as the score will show. Hick
ory says they would like to play the mar
ried men of this place. Come on, ye ball
ists! We can do you up. Score of Satur
day's game 15 to 3 In favor of the other
club.
The Railroad is being rapidly pushed
through to the mouth of Ross Run, C, F.
(Jillespie, M. F. Catlin and Jeff. Dean, all
bustlers, have about li men each. Ry
election day we will probably hear the
gentle toot of the locomotive as it rush as
by us. The only objection with us is we
have so far to go at train time.
Mr. and Mrs. Iayton and son Ueo. of
Pittsburg, Mrs. Wickem of W. Va., and
Mrs. Lura King of Warren, are visiting
relatives ou the Hill.
Mr. aud Mrs. T. P. i'lyun are visiting
Mrs. F.'s parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Berlin.
I). I, Beck, school director, is adding
some new attractions in tbe school house
and repairing the tamo .with a new lloor
and re-plastering the walls.
J. I. Dean will build a large dwelling,
size 18x:)ri, to be used for a boarding house
on the R. K., also on the Tionesta road in
Ross Run,
Ren. llerliu has lately recovered from u
severe attack of vertigo.
nr. 1-.. v. smith has a contract of plas
Urino houses lor H-jjtnn, Jolmsou fc
'., 'il KeJIettville.
nt'. . '-Vji.i. W w.k.
SEflST X0TES.
MrsicAL Cot.t.roK -The Fall term opens
Sept. 12, in ocal aud Instrumental Music.
For catalogue address Henry R. Moycr,
Freeburg, Pa. 2t.
The fellow who got the forged cheek for
$100 cashed Friday, and who gave hia
name aa t'haa. II. May, of St. f-ouis, Mo.,
la still out of sight. The telegraphic de
scriptions sent out have brought no tidings
as to his wherealMWts. flliszanl.
Win. J. I.ainberton, of Denver, Col.,
one of the well known Lauiberton family
of Franklin, was fatally injured in a fall
from a street car on .Saturday last. Hia
remains were brought to Franklin for
burial. He was fit years nf ago ami
leaves a wile.
11. C. Frick has rapidly recovered from
tho wounds Inflicted by tho anarchist
rterginau. He is able to go to his ollice
and transact business. Warrants have
been issued against him and a number of
ot tiers of the Carnegie Co. on charges sim
ilar to those preferred ogninst the leaders
of the Homestead workmen.
An exchange claims that sufferers from
hay fever and asthma will find great relief
in a tea inado of dried chestnut leaves.
They should lie gathered now, when tho
tree is in blossom. The tea is used as
often as you wish for several weeks beforo
the time to take tho fever. It will afford
great relief in a short time, and a season
or so of using will result In a permanent
cure iu tho most severe cases.
I). D. Hughes had a job given to him tho
other day, says the Titusville tForfif, that
he performod In a very patriotic manner.
A painter brought in a largo wooden
American eagle used for a sign, tho largo
benk of which had been broken off. Mr.
Hughes made a new beak of tin of Amer
ican manufacture, tho sheet from which
tiro beak was made being manufactured at
Pittsburg and coated at Philadelphia. Mr.
Hughes says that if tho American eagle is
to be repaired it ought to be done with
strictly American article. Iilizzard,
At an early hour. Friday morning a
commercial travelor who was walking
from Htoneboro to Sandy Iako In order to
transact some business before the train
left for tho westward, discovered the dead
Usly of a man lying nn the Iako Shore
Railroad track, a short distance west of
Sandy Iako station. Those who soon ar
rived on tho spot found that it was tho
body of Hillings Walker, son of tbe late
C. H. Walkor, ol Sandy Ijike. Tho back
of the head was crushed in and there ivoro
bruises on tho head and shoulders. It
was thought from indications that death
had occurred within an hour or two.
Walker, who was a painter by trade, was
almut thirty-five years of ago and was
married.
Articles have lieou signed for tho con
struction of tho now independent pipo
lino from tho noithern oil Held to the
Hudson River. The lino will consist ol
two 4-inch pipes, one for ertido and the
other for refined oil. It wilt start at
llrsdfbrd, Pa., and run directly eastward
through Potter, Tioga, Rradford, Susqiio
lianna and Wayne counties, to a point at
or near Hancock, N. Y. : thonco it will
follow the liue to N'ewburg, on tho Hud
son river, wliero it is proposed to erect re
fineries where tho nil can bo shipped to
New York by car or bout. Tho lino will
bo 212 miles long, and will cost about
11,200,000. It is backed by the P. P. A.,
and is oxpocted to bo in operation next
spring. Fi-ankUn Xar.
From tho Titusville Sumta; World:
Tho work of rebuilding and clearing off
the debris throughout tho flooded district
progresses but slowly. Tho most activity
is uoticeablo at tho relinory plants of Rico,
Pobinson A roggan and tho International.
Those establishments are rapidly assum
ing thoir once prosperous appearance and
it will bo but a fow weeks now until they
uro once more running at their former
capacity. The Titusvillo Irom Company
have erected a solid, high picket fence
aroiimi tnoir yard biiU thoir works arc
now running iu good shape. No rest
donees aie being built with tho exception
of tho Kelly house on South Perry street
and tho ono story framo of Sebastian
Huhon. Much of rubbiuh -lea by tho
Hood still remains heaped whore the water
loft it and, a general air of apathy seems to
have settled over tho whole district,"
STATE AND LOCAL KAIIIS.
Puuu'a State Fair at Scranton, Sept. 5-10.
Farmers' Association at Mt. Uretna,
Aug. 17-25.
Grangers' Kxcursion at Williams Urove,
Aug. Si) to Sept. 3.
N. Y. State at Hyracuso, 8 15.
Y. lnter-Stato at Klniira, Aug. 31 to
Sept. 8.
N. Y. Western at Rochester, Sept. 2-30,
lluffalo Kxposifinu, Aug. 17-27.
Warren, Sept. 1:1-10.
New Castle, Aug. 23-26.
Washington, Aug. 29 to SCpt. 2.
Titusville, Sept. -.
Butler, Kept, fi-ll.
Kd in boro, Sept. 6-0.
Little Valley, Sept. 5-8.
Corry, Sept. l:i-ltl.
Conneautvillo, Sept. 13-16.
Coudorsport, Sept. 13-1H.
Mercer, So,!. 13-15.
Clarion, Sept. 13-lfl.
Lock port, Sept. 15-17.
Jamestown, N. Y., Sept. 20-23.
Hamburg, Sept. 20-23.
Cainhridgoboro, Sept. 20-23.
Randolph, Sept. 20-20.
Ktoneborn, Sept. 27-30.
Indiana, Oct. 3-7.
Whiloat Big Island, Va., last April, I
was taken with a very severe attack of
diarrhoea. I never had it worse in my
life. I tried several old-time remedies,
such aa Blackberry Wine, Paregorie and
Laudanum without getting any relief.
My attention was then called to Chamber
lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Reme
dy by Mr, R. C. Tinsley wiio had boon
handling it there, and in less than live
minutes after taking a small dose I was
entirely relieved. O. U. Burford, Harris
Creek, Am heist Co., Va. For sale by
Siggins A Fonos, Druggists.
Drunkenness,
or the I.hiuor Habit.
positively cured
llV lullllilliMtoriiiir llr
Haines' Golden Specilic. It is maiiufai
lured as a powder, which can bo given in
a glass of beer, a cup of oolitic or tea, or in
food, without the knowledge of the pa
tient. It is absolutely harmless, and will
effect a permanent and speedy cure,
whether the patient is a iniMleiale drinaer
or an alcoholic wreck. It has been given
in thousands of cases, aud in every in
stance a perlect cure has followed. It
never fails. Cures guaranteed. Is page
Imnk of particulars free. Address Gol,-IM-:.
SPI-X'IFIf CO., IKS lU.-e Si., fin
i'lnali. , aug.10 I v.
Last tirand Low-Rate Exrnrsioa of the
Season to the Thousand Island.
The W. N. Y. A P. R. R. announces a
Grand Ixiw-rato Kxcursion to the Thous
and Islands, and down tho St. Iiwrenep,
to leave Tionosta, Tuosday, A ugust 2:ld, at
8:40 a. in. The low rate of fil.no will be
made for the round trip; tickets will bo
good returning ten days. Tho excursion
goes by the W. N. Y. A P. R. R. to Rcs h
ester, thence via N. Y. C. A II. R. 11. R. to
Syracuse, thence via R. W. A O. R. R. to
Clayton, ami steamer from Clayton to Al
exandria Bay, which is tho grain! eontre
or tho Thotiftand Islands district. The
party will arrivo at Alexandria Ray,
Wednesday morning in time lor break fast,
from which point Innumerable cheap ex
cursions can lie taken among tho islands.
Special hotel rates have lieen secured for
the party at all the best hotel, ranging in
prices from tl.50 to f3.) per day; good
eottngo board can bo had at fl.00 per day.
Special sleeping ear and day coaches will
Is? provided for the party, sleeping car will
be put on at Rochester to accommodate
those who wish thorn. Berths shoulds be
engaged in advance to insure space. Call
on W. N. Y. A P. R. R. agents or write
Mr. S. H. Newton, Kxcursion Agent, Iluf
fa'.o, for sleeping car borlhs or further in
foitiiatinu at as early date as possible
Theso excursions have grown in popular
ity each year, and are considered a select
party. Mr. Newton accompanies the party
through to the Islands and arranges all
details for those who wish. Do not miss
this grand low-rate excursion to ono of
Amorieos' grandest summer resort. You
will not have an opportunity of spending
a short vacation more pleasantly this sea
son than (his excursion offers.
Hrr llMslrrs.
Win. TiininoiiH, Postmaster of lduville,
Ind., writes: "Floctric. Hitters has done
more for mo than ull other medicines
combined, for that bad feeling arising from
Kidney and Liver trouble." John Leslio,
farmer aud stockman, nf same place, suvs :
"Find Kloctriu Bitters to be tho host Kid
ney and I.lver medicine, made mo feel
liko a new man." J. V. Gardner, hard
ware merchant, same town, says: "Kloe
tric Bitters Is just the thing for a man who
is all run down and don't care whether he
lives or dies; ho found now strength, good
appetite and felt fust like ho hud a now
lenso on lilo." (inly 50c. a isittle, at Pro
per A Doutt's Drugstore.
I have no hesitancy in recommending
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy to the public as I do to my
friends and patrons. I used it myself
after other well-known loinedios hud
failed, and it cured mo in a few minutes.
I rocommend it candidly and cheerfully
upon its merits, not from a financial
staiid-Miut, because I have others in stock
on which I make a larger profit, but be
eauso Chanilierlain's is tbe best remody I
know of for bowel complaints. Thoro Is
no doubt alKint it, it docs the work.
James Forgy, Druggist, McVeytown, Pa.
For salo by Siggins A Fonos, Druggists.
Remarkable Ursrse.
Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plaintield, III.,
makes the statement that she caught cold,
which sottled on her lungs; sue was
treated for a month by her family physi
cian, but grow worse. Ho told hor she
was a hopeless victim of consumption nnd
that no medicine could cure her. Her
druggist suggested Dr. King's New Dis
covery for Consumption; she Isiught a
lmttlo and to her delight found herself
benefitted from first dose. She continued
its use and after taking ten bottle, found
herself sound and well, now does her own
housework and is as well as she ever was.
Free trial bottles of this Great Discovery
at Proper A Doutt's Drugstore, larire
bottles 50c. and f 1.00.
Ill't Kl.KN'.H AK.Mt A NAI.TI-:.
Tho best Salvo in the world f ir Cuts,
ltl-lliuu Sl,..-,.a ITI..A..., U..U Ul. I.'
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi
tively euros Piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
imix. ror suie ov I'ropor re iiotitt.
For Sale.
The property of Mrs. Adams, occu
piea oy. ur. juorrow, and known aa
the Conver property, is for sale. Par
ties contemplating a purchase will
Mud this a very desirable investment.
For terms, Ac, address Mrs. Anna
Adams, 312 Lyon St., Flint, Michigau.
Vbea Baby was sick, we gare tier Cantoris.
When she was a Child, she cried for Cantoria.
Wbco aha became Wis, aba clun( to Castoria.
Wbea aba bad CUUdren, she gT lixca Cutona.
ENGINES
SAW
MILLS,
TIIUIIIIXJ M 14
Ilest Machinery at Lowust I'ricos.
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jOKHNZO FULTOM.
Manufacturer of aud Dealer in
HARNESS. COLLARS. BRIDLES,
Ami all kinds of
HORSE FURNISHING GOODS.
'I IOXFSTA. TA.
EDINDORO
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
Fall Trrisi OisriiM Hriiiu
ltr 5, 102.
Mow is tlie time to engHu room. Ap
plications aro iH'ing racivd every day.
OVKIt W Al-I'LK'ANTN
FOR SENIOR CLASS OF 1893.
Tlie school has lieen fully .iuiiiM-d.
Kverv teacher, a teacher id e-neine.
KdiuiHiro is tlie place to prcpaie lir
teachinir, liolh prolcHhioiialiy and Intel
leclually. t)ue term seiit in I-MmiImh.i means au
increased salary to the vomit: leacher.
A student can have our mien-elled ad
VautaKes this tall term at au oullav of
only .n. 1'erwinal iiiciiij;.ai.io i soliu
itu'i. Address.
MA III IN i,. liKNI DIl T. I'nn.-ipal.
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STAR BONE
PHOSPHATE.
STAR BOIIt
PHOSPHfft
W Ma UP ir ,
BEWARE!
Only the Rest Woods have imitators.
Thorn who have used
STAR BONE PHOSPHATE
know its value. Do not Is. deceived into
buying any claiming to bo the same as
STAR BONE PHOSPHATE
which is manufactured Kxclusively by
THK
TYGERT-ALLEN FERTILIZER
COMPANY,
(.lllice. No. 2 Clicsliiut Ktiect,
PIIH.ADKI.PIIIA.
Works, Greenwich Point, Philad'n,
which havo lieon greatly enlarged In the
post year anil is now one of the largest
plants iu America.
See that tho name and brand are exactly
liko this bag. Take I ther. ((uallty
always maintained. Iu use over twenty
years, ir your dealer don't sell it write
diroct to us.
SKN'D FOR AN ALMA MAI
HOP BALSAM
NATURE'S COBBLER.
Repulring, Mending. Making Iho Old j
ana worn uut New.
HOP BALSAM in ramnrMMt nt frawfi
I hops and tUolxtguiDv, tu)naininnfti.
piTTorAntB known
pnnliiriiicri'frvKblnic vU nnd ho iho
mhul In nf. ropt? It
APffllntfl nntuhu mmi
Th- tu-f.it Mitrnrri me
dicinal pn.prrlU'n.f it a
hop it re well known.
Hup liaUam will cur
I'AMIthff, 4'nl1fl, A mm
mmn, roro i arum,
fTiiintftln, II r n n
r h lit, unit all 11.1 -non
nry nmplnlntn. 11
hUlb tu rniBVttithlegmii
r'itr lhr)iiTiT of all m.ithM
limitor, Mother will find
tho UAtfiAM r.Tllr-ni,U.tr
or theniMtl ren and children,
t cum when cure U h i
lhl. Trj It.
IT CURES friAmotitnh
born casm, when all ettM I
remrxllu hare faitod. I
- IT ALLAYS
on In i rollevra tho aunVivr I
from that terrible CVugb wtteu cure I
In In tbe balance. I
If toii are troubled with Lung ar Pulmonary I
cvmplalntflouebouidtakeUorUutAat.
Get a large bottle I Get a free sample I
r 35 cents. at your tiruiits.
fvo not mmt a ubfttttnta. Whnl uoh 1 Vik.
ftes r! SOB Wanhlnuton Street,!
w urrAku, mm T
Dr. AV. P. C0NNEUS
EVE, EAR, NOSE I THROAT Sl'RCEOJI,
OVER SAVINGS SANK, OIL CITY, PA.
Olllco Hours !l to 11 a. m. j 2 to ! p. m.
7 to II p. m. Sim. lay, I to II p. ill.
l'racticc limited to alinvo Hpts-iallies,
Fred. (Jrcttoiibcrgcr,
(iKNKUAI.
BLACKSMITH & MACHINIST.
All work portainiiiK to Machinery, Fil
ipinos, Oil Well 'fouls, lias or WaUir Fit
tings and (Jenonil lihicksmitliiiiR prompt
ly done nt Iiw ltntos. KcpniriiiK Mill
Machinery (riven special attention, ami
satisfaction giiaiuutccd.
Shop in rear of nnd just west of tlie
Shaw Mouse, Tidiouto, 1'a.
Your patronage solicited.
I ' It 1 :D. ( i It KT f F.N II K III i K It.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY VIHTUK of sundry writs of levari
Faciits and Fieri Facias, issued out of
tlie Court of Common I'leas of Forest
County, Pennsylvania, and to me direct
ed, tliero will lie exposed to public sale or
outcry, ut tlieCourt House, iu the llomuirh
of Tiouestii, IV, ou
MONDAY, AlTtJUST A. D. IMr'
at 1 o'clock, p. in., the followliiHdcscriliod
real esiatv to-wu :
DANIKI.S. I1HNXETT and C. W. AT
KINS vs. JOHN A. WATKKIIAl.'NK,
Levari Fsci;i. No. Z, AiiKiist Term,
1W.-Hall A Thompson, Attornevs.
All the riKkt, title, interest und claim of
the defemlant of, iu ami to all that tract or
parcel nf laud situate in Township of
llowe. County of Forest, anil Stale of
Pennsylvania, iHiunded und ilescrihed as
follows, to-wit: Iteiuniutr at a post mid
stones iu the south line of Warrant No.
sssil, lieiiiK tho north-east corner of said
Hell lot, and lieiiiK also the north-east cor
ner of one thousand acres and allowance
of laud patented to Charles J. Fox ly
paicui uaied .epi. an, imii, enrolled in
Patent llMik II, vol, 47, pane am, Ac.,
refolded in Forest Co., in Died Hook No.
ID, pa,'e -(TJ, and running thence south
four ih'ir. srven minutes west n nnu the
east line of said ItoJl lot, and of said Fox
Imdi acres cihtv-live nnd five oiie-liun-
dredllis nsls ii-KXl rods) to a not and
atones; thence north eighty-six dctrro,
fourteen iiiiiiuIhm west alonir tlie residue
of saiil Itell A Stitt lots one hundred and
t-iKhty-sevuii ami eiL-ht-tcnllis rsls to a
smt ami sloui-s ; thence north three do-
unsis loitv-oue minutes east a omr the
es" linn of said Slitt lot ami alonir Ilio
Alkiusoii lot, mi culled, ! ;hly-live and
five-tenths roils to a ohI anil stones ill tho
aooih line of Warrant No. -JIM ; and thence
aoutli eichty-si.x decrees fourteen minutes
east alonf Mild Warrant line one htindriHl
and et?hly-ei'4lil and live-leulhs nsis Ui
tlie place ol Inviuiiinx. Coutnuiint; one
hundred acre ot laud he the same more
or Ic-.- ; lcin the saute premises convoy
ed t.i ini parly hy second parties hy as-
i(-'i nl heinn even dale herewith, and
ns-oi.l.-.l iu un Itecorder's ( nlice, in lltsik
i'l. .a-c
'1 ikeu iu etcciitmii ami to he sold as the
properly t,( John A. WaterhaiiHe at thu
suit of D.ii.iel S. lit inielt aud C. W, Alkius.
AI.SI I,
ANN F. ltl'CK vs. S. K. hi HoTT,
Fieri F.u-ia, No. I I, August Term, lf'.
M. A. K. Wciilncr, Allormiv.
All the ri.-lil, title, iutcrcal and claim i f
the dHlwieUnt ol, hi and lo all that certain
pn . e ol laud or (Mil lion of lot hounded on
Ihe aoolh l.y the riiihl ol way of the Pitts-Iiul-Ii
A Western IUi! Itoad, Ifriuerlv P.
It .V II. It ; ou ine es-i iiv lau.is of P.
P. I lis d ; mi t:n- vet by South Forest I
siicci, nun in, iii io. 1 1,, i,y ij,0 mierscc i
lion ol I-oichi, t histuui and Cherry
sl i rets; si in Mai ienville. Forest ( nuntv. i
Pi nnsv iv .ui. a, bi
n.
put ol
lot N .. I,
e n nn
ill ti.H to
p: l ol Mrnii--iu
ilesi-rilied and
l 'He, O il
ijed In-,
et forth, psrlii nlar reference Ihv.iib had to
the honmlary on the cast hy InnJs of P.
P. lllood, and liclnn land or portion of lot
partially or wholly conveyed bv Tsrfcer
lllood. It. S. Hunt and It. A. Hiiiit, their
nilornev in fm t, H. H. Tnwler. to W. II.
A(ey, as recorded in Forest County.
Dcd l.sik, Nn. 17, paK" 770. Therent
erected one hotel 40x SO, two stories hi(rh,1
one iue.it market 1!l'x30, one story hifh,
shed ntlnched ISxtn, one barlm'r shop
1 Is'JU, one storv hiuh. one h-n honsn .ml
shed altachml, sud other necessary out
linililinus. ,
Taken in execution and to he sold as the
property of S. K. Schott at tho suit of
Anu K. Keck.
ALSO,
A. It. K F.I.I.Y, Cashier, H. J. HOPKINS
Co., and Mrs. NANCY DAI.K use nf
H. .1. Hopkins A Co., vs. D. W.CLARK,
Fieri Facias, No. '.'1, ?s, ;s and :13 Ai
Itust Touii. lstrj.p. M, Clark and 8. D.
Irwin, Attornevs.
All the ritsht, title, interrst and claim of
the defendant nf, in and to the following
descrllied roil estate, to-wit : Those cer
tain lots or pieces or uroiiii.l, in Tionesta
Horon-jh, Forest Countv, Pennsvlvanis,
ilescrihed thus ;
1st. Thai certain lot on tho Fast side nf
Win Street, U-Kiiuilnx at a post on Kim
Street, thence by land of I.ir..ie Dnvis, de
ceased, south 77 decrees east 10 roils;
thence bv other lands south VI dearees
west 4 rods hihI one link to xt ; thence
Imrlh 77 decrees west bv lot now or form
erly Muenxenberiier ID rod lo post on
Mm Street; t hence bv F.lm Street north
I! ileuree Fast I riHls and 1 linK to place
of Is-Kiniiinir. Containing one-fourtli nf
au acre, on which is erected a two-storv
frame house ami barn, witli other im
provements.
-d. That eel tsin ..t on Irwin Street,
hounded north bv Irwin Street, went by
the Allegheny Hiver, south bv hunt forni
ei ly I'. I. Thomas, and raM l lot sold by
saiil Chirk to llnttie M. Cisik ; tinn the
wrst hair of l,ot ", " and containing ono
hslf acre,
-Tl. 'Ihe dcfcudaiil's interest in those
two cerlain lots In Tionesia I'.oioiikIi s fore
said. Is-lnvf lots Seven (7, and Fight (((), In
llhs-k "M," Thomas' Addition lo said
Horoiifh, Ris-ordimt to plan and plat there
of said lots together eoiitainlnn about one
acre, ami Is'inu same lots which T. C
Jackson ami wile, by deed ot Assignment
dated Feb y -7, Wi. isinvevel to said D.
W. Claik. ns npH-ars by IWsd HiKik Vol.
.17, pine ;i7-
Si l. All the iulcr-st or the defendant
iu and lo II at ism tain town lot licvmnin
on the east -(hie id' Da'e Street ; thence by
laud of Mrs. I.l.rte Davis, dis-stsl, south
77 decree cast I.UI feet to a post on west
side of Vine street ; themss bv VineStreet
south IU lonss weot till hV-t lo Kst ;
thein-e by lot "C" liorlh 77 derees west
lie fist o Dale Street; themsi hv Dale
Street north 12 decrees east IM fis-t 'to tho
place of lKinninu; beiiiu lot marked "II"
on S. 1 1. Irwin's plot; on which is ervctetl
a small spring house.
fitli. The interest ami litle of defendant
iu a cerlain wood lot in Tionesta Unround,
Con nl v and State aloriwsid. l(oiiin a snli
division of the Sickles laud, bein Lot No.
H. Conieininir 1.1 acres and IU perches;
I mil in led north by Wolford l't No. 7,
east by other land now or lormerlv Sickles,
south I iv I -t No. I), and west liy laud
of llleak ley, Thomas ami others, ' accord -iinr
to plot aud survey of J. F. Proer,
Surveyor.
Taken in execution and to 1st sold as the
rowrly or D. W. Clark at the suit of
A. It. Kelly, Cashier, II.. I. Ibmkius.V Cdf,
ami Mrs. Nancv Dale, uw of II, J. Hurl-'
kins .1- Co.
Al-St),
I'lllI.IP N. IIANI.KT vs. II. II. MPS
IH.K, Fieri Fai-ias, No, L".l, AiiKUatf
Term, Iffli-J.
All the riKht, title, interest and claim of
tlie derendant of, in and to all (hat certain
niece or panwd of laud situated In (Ireen
Township, Forest County, ami Stale of
Pennsylvania, Isiunded and dcscrilssl aa
follows; Itegiiiuiui; at a Hwt, tho south
west isirner of Jacob Myers trwl, thence
by land of Darrah, Hu'ssell A Co. south
forty-three iltyrses east one himdrml and
twenty roils to a post near a hemlock s
thence by laud of Darrah A Co. north forty-seven
lichees east twenly-eiKiit rrsla
to a Hist ; thence bv land of Henry Ilari
tar, formerly Jaeoh Myers, north forty
three decrees wisit ono hundred and twen
ty rods to a sst ; thence by land nf Dar
rah A Co. south forty-seven degree west
twenty-elht rods ' to placo of begin-.
niiiK. Coulaininii twenty-one acrea strict
measure, it Ihmiik a part of a dti-acra
lot which was surveyed nut of Tract
No. .Vki.1, conveyed hi Jacob Myers bv
William Walters and wire, deed dated
tho first day of September, 1S71, ns-sirde.1
in Forest County in Ieed llook Vol. 7,
pae i7t( ; conveyed In A. II. I toot Jr. and
(ieore F. Ilasict by Jai-oh Myers and
wire, deed dated tho nineteenth day of
Auiriist, IHHI, recorded in Win Itetsiriler'a
oflico of said countv, in Dcod llisik Ft.
paL'c 18(1; about 2 acroscleared.aud theruit
ereeled ono house liix.NI, one story hiuh.
i us en in execution and to tie sold as the
import v of ri. II. Iliddlu at tho suit of
I'hilip N. Haslet.
TF.RMS OFSA1.K. The following must
bo strictly complied with when tho pron
erty is stricken down:
1. Wlieii the iila i nt i HT or other lien cred
itors become the purchaser, the costs on
tho wrila must Iks paid, ami a list of liens
including mortiraire searches ou the prop
erty sold, together with such lieu erislitor'a
receipt for the amount or the prm-oeds of
the sale or such portion thereof as ho may
claim, must be furnishisl tho Sherilf.
2. All bids must lie paid in full.
:i. All sales not settled immediately will
ho continued until 2 o'clock p. in., of the
uext day, at which timo all property not
settled for will again I put up and sold at
Ilio expense and risk of tlie m'ihoii lo whom
first sold.
See 'union's Digest, Ninth l .lillon,
page 4 1'i, and Smith's Forms, istgo :ih4.
JOHN II. OS(i(H)D, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Otllce, Tionesia, IV, August U.
IWli.
Til I A I. IAHT, "
I-i-t of causes set down for trial In the
Conn ofCoinmou Pleas nf Forest County,
Pennsylvania, commencing on Ilio IjuH
Monday of August, Is'.ri;
I. John Wilson, Samuel T. Nelll, Nancy
Church, Julia N. Horry vs. II. F. Sham
burg, II. W. shambiirg, A.lmliilstralors
of (I. Shamhurg. diH.-ea.sist, No. "JM, Hep-
loiniinr Turin, IS'.il. Su ions in as
sumpsit. 2. Harry C. Ilubcm-k, Itolairt W. Khan
non ami Camp. Keller, doing busimsts aa
llahciK-k, Slisnnoii A Co., vs. Daniel
steiuer, No, ;;7, May Term, lwu, Hmu
nions in reiileviu.
3. It. C. Shriver and Daniel llrowster,
partners as Shriver A llrewster, vs. 1). V.
Copohmd and U. S. Zahniser, fmrcnere
douiK business as Zahiiiser A Cosland.
Nii., February Term, Idtrj. Apeal from
4. ,. T. Wliitehill and K. A. AVatson va.
Curtis .) olio son mid John Johnson, Nn. till,
Dec'rterm, ISiil. Sumiuonsiu Assumpsit,
."h Fjihruiiu Cuinminga vs. Ih S. CIoua;I
A On., No. W, May Term, IKtM. Mherilf V
iiilernleader.
U. Kli.abeth Mayer. A brain Strause aiaV
Flias Wlnelund, doing business aa 1
Hirartse A Co., vs. J. W. Colu, No. 61, In.
crmbur Tumi, Is'.d. Siiiiuiions iu tut
sunisit. 7. Pittsburg A Western It. It. IV. y,
Mis. T. F. Itullera, Carl V. Jlullors, Joseph
Fau lcraiid William Tavlor, No. at. Mj-temU-r
Term, ss. Siiiiimons in ejeutw
luent.
H. John A. Pros.r vs. Peter Itorry. J.
M. Clapp. W. T. fx iienlo, J. K ;rand4a
and K. Ik (iramlin, Nik 3... Iteoemlwr
'feriu, iHld. Summons iu ws-suiiipsit,
IK Clyde K. .'siiiiih ys. A. J. Handy, Na.
3... May Term, I Mitt. Ap)Mal fnm .1. .
in. Itichard S. Wiuiack vs. Wm. O.
Manning, Clayton Manning and The Ma
ple Creek 1. uinlK-r Co., Limited. No. fi2,
Nlay Tei iu, iKKi, Numinous in t-eitti ia.
II. C.J. Harris vs. I. i. Ciotigh, N.S1
.May lerin, IMtt. Sumuioiis iu action ,f
tiespass,
Louisa D. Kaman vs.
It. Kaiuaa,
SuiuuitHta
No. 7:1, DeeniiHr i'erin, leVl,
iu assumpsii.
Attest, CALVIN M. AltXFIt,
Proi honolsry
I' -inesls. Pa.. AiiL-ij,! 4. Issi.
i