THE FOREST REPUBLICAN.
WEDNESDAY, AU(ifST 24. 18M.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.
J1nrfren.CI. I?. Davis.
Ontsctf sum-Patrick Jovce, XV. A. Grove,
AV. A. inlands, 8. II. Haslet, A. II. Dale,
Joseph Morgan.
Jtmttee of the rtaetS. V. Proper, 8.
J. Net ley.
fVmsmoie S. S. CanficM. .
yUfrlnr J. W. Landers.
fk-hont Director ii. W. Robinson, A.
R. Kelly, p. s. Knox, J. T. Bronnnn, J.
It. Clark, T. F. Ritchey.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
Member of Oonrre O. F. KRinns.
Member of Smote HxnnY A. Hall.
Ambly 8. 8. Towlkh. '
President Judge Chahlfs II. Noyfs.
4oeiaf Judgei Joh! H, Whitk, C
W. Clark.
yrMKrer Ja. B. IIaookrtt.
Prothonntnry. ftfoistertt Recorder, te.
Calvin M. Arnkr.
StieritT. Johk R. Osaoon.
rhmmiioner O. F. Lkderor, J as.
McTjittrf, Phimp Embbt.
County Superintendent U no. W. K FRR.
rit.rict Attorney P. M. t'l.ARK.
Jury Commissioner JounN, Hkatu,
H. W. QUITO.
County fhtrvnrorJ. F. Propkr.
Coroner D. W. Clark.
County Auditor XV. W. Thomas, J.
A. Dawson, R. Fi.tnn.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
WASHINGTON CAMP, No. 420. P. O.
S. of A., meets every Saturday eve
ning In A. O. U. XV. Hall, Proper A Doutt
Vlock.
J. C. KCOWDEN, Pres.
J. J. LANDERS, R. 8.
TIONESTA LODGE
JVo. 36.9,
I. O. of O. IT.
MEETS every Tuesday evening, at 8
o'clock, in' Hie Lodge Room In Par
tridge's ITnll. Confer tho initiatory do
pree the first Tuesday night of each
month : first deuree the second Tuesday
night; second deuree tlio third Tuesday
night; third degroe tlio fourth Tuosday
night.
A. W. 8TROUP, N. O.
J. H. FONES, Sec'y. 27-tf.
I X)REST LODGE. No. 184. A. O. U. W.,
I Meetsovorv Friday eveninirin A.O.U.
XV. Hall, Proper A Donlt block, Tionesta.
W. P. WALTERS, M. XV.
Ij. J. HOPKINS, Recorder.
CkVT. GEORGE STOW POST,
No. 274, G. A, R.
Mjets on th first Wednesday in each
month, in Odd Follow s Hall, Tionesta, Pa.
J. (. EDEN, Commander.
C1APT. GEORGE- STOW CORPS, No.
' 137, W. R. C meets first and third
Wednesday evening of each month, in A.
0. U-W-Jmll. Proper A Doutt block, Tio
'nesta, Pa,
Mrs. P.. C. RVJM RERfiKR, Trrs't.
Mrs. ANNA PROPER, Sec'y.
BOARD of EXAMINING SURGEONS
for Forest Countv.
A. 14. KUinoolpher M. D., President; .1.
W. Morrow M. D., Secretary ; J. R. Biggin
M. D Treasurer. The Board will meet
in Dr. Morrow's ottlce, Tionesta, on the
third Wednesday of each mouth, at 10
o'clock, a. m.
P M.CLARK.
ATTORNEY-ATLAW,
and District Attorney.
Office corner of Elm and Bridge Street,
Tionesta, Pa.
Also agent for a number of reliable Fire
Insurance Companies.
1, ' L. DAVIS.
1j. ATTO R N E Y- A T-1 j A w ,
Tionesta, Pa.
Collections made In this and adjoining
counties.
I F. RITCHEY.
1 ATTO RNEY-AT-LAW,
Tionesta, Forest County Pa.
y 15. Ill CLE,
ATTORN KY-AT-LA W,
Ollieo in Kepler Block, Room 0, Tionesta,
Pa.
IAWRENCK HOUSE, Tionesta, Pa..
J Leonard Agnew, Proprietor. This
hiHi.se is centrally located. Everything
new ami well furnished. Supeiior Ac
commodations and strict attention ft' von
to guests. Vegetables and Fruits of all
kinds served in their season. Sample
roo.n for Commercial Agents.
pENTRAL HOUSi:, Tionesta. Pa.,
V. O. C. Brownell. Proprietor. This is a
new house, and has just been fitted up tor
thd accommodation of the public. A por
tion of tun patronage of the public is solic
ited. 4H-ly.
IOREST HOTEL, West Hickorv, Pa
Jacob Bender, Proprietor. This hotel
lias but recently boon completed, is nicely
furnished throughout, ami oilers the llnost
and most comfortable accommodations to
quests and the traveling public. Rales
reasonable.
JB. KIGGINS, M. I.
Physician, Surgeon A Druggist,
TIONESTA, PA.
JW. MORROW. M. D.
PHYSICIAN A SURGEON,
little of Armstrong county, having located
In Tiil'iesta is prepared to attend all pro
lossional calls promptly ami at all hours.
OlHcea-id residence two doors north of
Lawrence House. Ollieo hours 7 to 8 a.
M., and 11 to 12 M. ; a to 3 and Iii to 7) I'.
M. Sundaya, to 10 A. M.-i 2 to 3 and flj
to 7) P.M. inay-18 -81.
DR. F. T. NASON.
PHYSICIAN A SURGEON,
TIONESTA, PA.
Office on Elm Street. Calls attended to
promptly day and night.
INI
AY, PARK A CO.,
HANKICUS.
Coruer of Elm A Walnut Sts., "Honesta,
Ph., Bank of Discount and Deposit. In
terest allowed on Time Deposit. Collec
tions made on all the Principal points of
the U. K. Collections solicited.
piIIL. EMERT,
FANCY BOOT A SHOEMAKER.
Shop in Rock building next to Smear
jaugh A Co.'s store. Is prepared to do all
Kinds of cuatoin work from the licest to
tlio coarsest uud nuuiHiitecs his wm k to
give period sutisi'acliiiii. Prompt atten
tion t'iven ti mending, and prices as rea
sonable as lirst class work can bo done for.
of the tlrm of MORCK BUO'S,
OPTICIANS,
Specialist in Errors of Refraction of the
:. e. i'.iaiiiuiauoiu free of cliarge.
WARREN, PENN.
):
I
1 IUh, Mani' an.) Scratches on human
J r animals cured in 3o minutes by W.1
.'ord'a SaniLary litioii. This never fails.
JSohl by ProH)f A Doutt, Druggists, Tio-
ieta, Pa, nov.lK tim.
JAS. T. BUENNAN,
REAL ESTATE, .
RENTING AND COLLECTING
AGENCY,
TIOUESTA,
PARTICULAR ATTENTION OIVKN TO
THK PKOFER ASSESSMENT OF LANDS
AND THE PAYMKNT OKTAXES. ALSO
TO THK PlKCHASE AND SALE OF
REAL ESTATE, AND TO THK RENTING
AND MANAGEMENT OF THK SAME.
t barrk umi ftabhath srkMl.
Presbyterian Sabbath 8chool at 9:45 a.
m. t M. E. Sabbath School at 10:00 a. m.
Preaching in M. E. Church every Sab
bath evening by Rev. Rumherger.
Preaching in the F. M. Church every
Sabbath evening at the usual hour. Rev.
A. T. Sager, Pastor.
Services in the Presbyterian Church
every Sabbath morning and evening,
Rev. J. V. McAninch officiating.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil market closed yefteidaj 55.
Flowing for fall wheat will loon
keep the farmers busy.
Harold Sharpe is borne from
Chicago for a few days.
Miss Josephine Hall of Warren,
is the guest of Miss Ioez Brownell.
Miss Brownie Bates of Tituevil'.e
is a guest at the home of her grandma,
Mrs. May.
Misses Pauline and Rose Merkle
of Tidioute, were guests of Miss Dora
Blum from Friday till Monday.
rrof. A. V. Wilson Jr., of the
Kifekiinioetas school, Saltaburg, I'a.,
wag the guest of Mr. Kelly ist
Friday.
Mies Emma Wondliurn of Frank
lin, was the guest of Misses Maggie
and Artie Robiosun a few days of the
past week.
Mrs. Solomon Fitzaerald was
taken suddenly ill with congestion of
the brain Monday, but is gettiug
better now.
Kennedy Ilaugh, of Nebraska,
drove over to bis old borne, Brookville,
one day last week, where bis family
have been visiting for some time.
Will Kepler departs for Ran
dolph, N. Y., nest Monday, where be
will attend Chamberlain Institute, one
of the leading schools of that Slate.
Found, two pairs new mitteos.
Owner can have same by calling at R.
B Crawford's and describing property,
and that, loo, btfor cold weather sets
in.
Mr. Will II. May, of Louiiville,
spent a day or two of last wetk here
visiting his mother, lie was looking
exceptionally well and said his health
was never better.
Dr. Naeon, who has beeu suffering
severely of late with throat trouble,
is still confined to his bed, but bis
physicians expect him to recover now
with .ut further difficulty.
A gnndly number of the veterans
of Stow post are making calculations
on going to the big re union at Wash
ington on the 20th of September.
Some of the civilians are also design
ing to take in the great doings.
An alarm of fire last Wednesday
evening brought out the populace in
force. Happily there wasn't much tf
it, a small blaze in the roof of John
Wiant's house, which was easily ex
tinguished, causiug the commotion.
Recollect that Lawrence & Smear
baugh have just stocked up on shoes,
and that their line is one of the nicest
of the season. Ladies, geutlemen and
uhildreu will fiud something flue to
select from at their counters. Call.
Alex Whitehill and James Dun
can, Brookville's famous base ball
battery, were amoog Tionesta frieuds
yesterday. They are a team that is
seldom vanquished. During bis brief
stay Alex's many friends here exten
ded him a hearty welcome.
L. E. Osgood, who manipulates
the lever at Wheeler A Duseubury's
large sawmill at Stowtowo, gave the
Republican a pleasant call one day
last week. He reports business active
up iu that section, and the new rail
road coming right along.
It is said West Hickory enjoyed
the distinction of having a regular
knock-out slugging match on Friday
night last, between two of her pugilis
tic citizens. It required nine 3-miuute
rounds to decide the scrap and compel
one side to toss up the spouge.
Court convenes next Monday, be
ing nearly a month earlier than here
tofore. The calendar embraces about
the usual number of causes, while
there will be a few crimiual cases on
tap. We are always glad to "cte our
frieuds" on these occasion?, and this
time especially, as the machinery is
considerably in need of the stud' that
makes it run smoutbly.
The camp meeting which begins
at West Hickory next Sabbath, is
being quite extensively heralded by
hand bills, and will doubtless be
largely attended. Revs. Ross of
Pitltiburg, Hamilton aud Lawson of
Fraukliu, aud John Lawsou of line,
are the principal ministers mentioned
that will be present. Excursion, rates
are advertised on the W. N. Y. & P.
road between Oil City and Iryioeton.
' The 57th annual session of the
Erie Conference of the M. E. Church
commences at Warren, Pa., Sept. 7, at
9 'a. ro. The Conference consists of
227 ministers ' in the effective, super
numerary and superannuated relations.
Bishop John P. Newman, of Omaha,
will preside.
Peaches will be high this year,
for they are not plenty. Delaware
and New Jersey will not be able to
supply the demand. Pears are also
scarce and correspondingly high. The
only fruit that promises to be very
abundant is grapes. This year's
grape crop is exceedingly large.
Mr. John Brooking of the LaRue,
Ohio, News, was one among 50 or 60
guests who suffered from the effect of
poison, which had mysteriously gotten
into the food at a wedding supper at
that place last week. Mr. Brooking
and wife were both severely affected,
but fortunately nono of the cases
proved fatal, though all present were
prostrated for some time.
J. N. Heath of Starr, has the
agency fur a first class seed house, and
makes a specialty of the seed potato
business. Tha "Ohio Jr." is one of
his favorite varieties, and is specially
adapted for this country. It is the
earliest variety now on the market, is
a great yielder, and grows large size.
Now is the time to place your order
for next season's seeding, and when
John comes around give him a trial.
He guarantees good results.
There's no use going away from
home to attend camp meeting this
year, as one is booked for Tionesta to
commence on the 3d and continue
over the llih of September, as per
notice elsewhere in this issue. Broad
Axe Smith, the now famous colored
minister, will be in charge of the
meeting, which means (bat it will be
a success in all particulars. Mr.
Smith will be accompanied by bis
wife, besides which there will be a
number of colorod ministers of prom
inence in attendance.
The sixth annual convention of
the W. C. T. U. of Forest county will
be held in the Presbyterian Church at
Maricnville, this year, on tbo 1st and
2d of September. The program is
unusually large and attractive this
year, and will doubtless afford much
pleasure and profit to all who attend
the sessions. Among the prominent
National workers in the cause who
will lend their presence is Miss Clara
Hoffman, State President of Missouri,
who will deliver one of her brilliant
lectures ou Friday evening.
Hie V. N. Y. & P. R. R., will
run a graud double exsursion to Niag
ara Falls aud Toronto, Out., Friday
September 9th. Special train will
leave Tionesta at G 45 a. m. Fare for
the round trip, to Niagara Fallj $2.50
to Toronto $3.75. Niagara tickets
good returuiug for five days, Toronto
ten days. Toronto passengers will
leave Niagara Falls at 4:55 p. m., fur
Lewiston, where boat will be taken fur
Toronto. This is a grand opportunity
to take in the charms of Niagara, and
Canada's Great Industrial Fair, which
is to be held at Toronto, Sept. 5ih to
17th.
The strike of the switchmen in
the Lehigh Valley aud Erie yaids at
Buffalo is causiug no small amount of
annoyance in the freight business,
which is affecting nearly all branches
of business more or less seriously. A
good deal of railroad property has
been destroyed by fire, said to have
been the work of the strikers. There
is no telling where it will end, as the
strike is spreading to other roads,
those of the W. N. Y. & P. having
gone out within a day or two. This
is purely a sympathy strike, the meu
beiog perfectly satisfied with their
wages.
Tionesta went up to Tidioute
Monday and smashed the ball team of
that place iu an old-fashioned sort of
way. The game was rather loosely
played ou the part of Tionesta, thus
allowing Tidioute to get eight runs
while they took eleven. This was
done, we apprehend, for the purpose
of coaxing them down here next day
where, of course, they would never
have seeo home plate. But it didn't
work, tbe Tidiouters being minus the
saud. To be sure our team were
outrcgcously treated by the audience,
but they expected nothing else aod it
didn't rattle them auy. Tbey bad the
game iu their own hands all along and
so rather eujoyed the contortions of
the crowd.
The Department of Public In
Etructiou has received notice of the
places selected fur the holdiuir of
Teachers' Iustiiute iu the different
counties throughout the Stile. The
following are those fixed for the west
ern counties: Beaver, Beaver, Deo. 26;
Bedford, Bedford, Nov. 28: Cameron,
Driftwood, Oct. 24; McKean, Suittb
port, Oct. 10; LUir, llulidaysburg,
Deo. 5; Cambria, EbeQshurg, Nov. 26;
Centre, Bollefonte, Dec. 20; Elk, Ridg
way, Oct. 24; Clariou, Clarion, Dec.
20; Clearfield, Clearfield, Deo. 19;
Crawfurd, Meadville, Dec. 26; Fay
ette, Uuiuntown, Dec. 12; Green,
Waynesburg, Nov. 21; Indiana, Indi
ana, Dec. 19; Lawrence, New Castle,
Deo. 21; Mercer, Mercer, Dec. 13;
Somerset, Somerset, Nov. 28; Venango,
Franklin, Dec. 26; Warren, Warren,
Nov. 26.
Will Hill A flairs and Happening.
J. I. Dean moved his family from Dean
Hollow to his new house In Rosa Run.
Jeff, ha a large crew of men on the R. R.
A son wan born to Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Watkina last week.
W. 8. Gillespie and family w ere visiting
at R, J. Flynn's on Sunday.
The Whig Hill ball t!ub wcut down to
East Hickory on Saturday to play the
club there. The game was a close one but
the playing was very wild, score 21 to 23
in favor of Hickory. We hope there will
be a return game soon with different
results.
Fred Gilloxpie Jr. Is suffering from a
severe hurt on his right foot; hopes are
entertained by his friends that ho will
soon be able to bo around once more.
School commences hero on Sept. 12. The
school house has beeu fitted up by our
director, D. I. Beck, and everything has
been done to make it what a school house
should lie. We are informod a Miss Arloy
Welser has been retained as teacher.
Mrs. Nettie Lewis or New Castle, has
returned home from a few days visit with
friends on tho Hill.
Mack berries are being gathered by old
and young.
Master Grant Gillcapie has been quite
badly atllicted with a sore knee, caused by
cutting it with a piece of glass.
Quite a few of the Hill people intend
taking in the hop at Kollcttvilleon Friday
evening.
H. E. Gillespie has completed his job at
Kcllettville and now will devote his spare
tiino to farming.
E. Berlin lias lately purchased two new
wagons.
Geo. Paul and lady wore visiting folks
at Rail town on Sunday.
Leander Borlin ofGolinza, is up visiting
relatives on the XI ill ; he reports overj--
thing in running order at Gollnra.
Dora Sliunk is visiting bis brother Isaac,
in Ohio. He will remain away sonio time
if the climate suits him.
Aug. 22. Will Walks.
XE1VSY NOTES.
Tlio Newt says the school board of Em-
lenton have adopted the freo text-book
system.
Allen Milton Browning, ot Huntington,
W. Va., is 00 years old, has boon married
six times and has 67 children.
According to a census bulletin just is
sued there are only 07,000 foinale poi sons
to every 100,000 males in the United States.
Of the 328,000 divorcos granted in the
United States during the last twenty years,
310,000 wore granted on tho petition of the
wil'o.
A Prohibition candidato for congress in
Illinois is named Sunday, and the news
paper wags are saying he Is In lavor of
closing the saloons on himself.
The Pennsylvania supreme court in nn
opinion doll vered by Justice Heydrick, has
docidud that a debtor is entitled to the $.100
exemption upon each execution, even
though issued a Rocond time upon the
same Judgment.
An old restaurant bill printed In Rich
mond iu January, 18D4, gives tho follow
ing war time prices In Confederate money:
Soup, l.fl0; chicken, $3.50 ; roaxt beef.
raw oysters, $2; cotl'ee, 2; broad and
butter, $1.50 1 a bottloof champagne, $T0;
a drink of rye whisky, $2j a bottle of ale,
$12, and a cigar, $2.
A lady in San Francisco has patented an
apparatus to prevent a dead fowl from fly
ing a elamp to keep the bird from flying
into your neighbor's lap while you are
carving it. An improvement is certainly
needed on the old system of holding the
bird In the dish by resting the knee or foot
upon It JYanJtrtn Newt,
A Rochester man has worked out a
scheme for utilizing the waste force of Ni
agara Falls, and proposes to build there a
power bouse 1,000 feet high, with the ne
cessary equipment, and at a cost of $2T0,
000,000. Ho intends to begin work In No-
veinlier, whon some other great schemes
are to culminate aud collapse.
Thore is more prosperity to the square
acre in the United States than in any sec
tion of the civilized globe, but no amount
of legislation or prosperity will bring
wealth to the profligate, the fools who
seek to grow rich without labor, the feeble
minded or the vicious. Whatever of dis
content there is in this country emanates
from the classes named. New York Ad
vertiser. England lias had 31 Primo Ministers
undor the rule or the house of Hanover,
10 of whom have hold the olhee twlco, and
two Earl Derby and Mr. Gladstone
threo times. Gladstone is now entering
upon his font th term, thus breaking the
record. At the same time he breaks an
other record by taking tho ollice when
nearly 83 years old, no other Premier ever
having been appointed at such an advan
ced age.
The credit of breaking the world's trot
ting record now belongs to Nancy Hanks,
who made the mile on the Chicago traea
Weducsday of last week in 2:071, one full
seccoiid less than Sunol's fastest time. It
is claimed by horsemen, however, that the
new stylo of nulky with ball bearings and
pneumatic tires, running as lightly as a
bicycle, cuts a full second or more from a
mile performance, lludd Doblo was her
driver. Twelve thousand pcoplo saw tho
sport.
It was during one of tlio Legislative
sessions, along towards the close, when
even tho most todate old Nciiator relaxed
his dignity u trille and unbent Kulliciuutly
to take a drink with tlio "'liys" A party
of choice spirits had been alternating
between tho reading room and the bar of a
prominent hotal, aud one of tlicui, a Sen
ator who could tell a funny story aud was
eougouial when he had encompassed his
share of the bottle, was feeling a little bit
wobbly in the logs. In fact m his leas got
tangled his speech grew very thick and
his tongue was evidently clod iu a fur ul
ster. That was his condition as tlio party
ranged up to the bur lor a parting drink.
As tlio boozy benator looked toward the
barkeeper ho saw a card hanging on the
mirror which read: "No liquor sold to
minors or intoxicated persons." Gazing
at it lor fully a minute -that is, it was a
full minute tor him ho puiuted to the
card witli his long furcli tiger, and addrets.
Ing tho barkeeper said: "Mi.r.er Presi
dent, I move you, sir, that the rules lie
sushpended." The motion was carried,
but adjournment followed quickly. Har
risburg Telegraph,
I-aM week a young lady of Sewirkley,
Pa., stepped ou a match that was lying on
the floor, and her clothing took fire, result
ing In disliguring her for life. On Mon
day a woman in Richmond, Va., had a
similar accident, and died from her burns
within a few hours. People have little
Idea of the dango roils risks of fire ami loss
of life which they run by allowing matches
to lie carelessly bundled or strewn aliout.
Vigilance in this matter is the price of life
and property.
Feterson's Magaxine for September is
a star number from beginning to end. It
is beautifully and copiously illustrated
and the literary portion cannot be too
highly praised. The fashion and house
hold departments are thoroughly practical;
for these Totorson has always been notice
able. In its literary features the Magazine
has during the past few years been "for
ging ahead'' rapidly. It ranks among it
contributors numbers of tho best and
most popular authors of the day. Terms,
two dollars a year. Address Petersou's
Magazine, Philadolphis, Pa.
Columbus Pay.
October 21st, next, will he observed
to the United States as Columbus Day,
according to President Ilarrsou's proc
lamation to that effect. Some of the
boys and girls some old people, too
may not understand why October 21st
instead of October 12th, the day
Christopher discovered this fair land,
should be selected as Columbus Day.
A circular at hand thus affurds the de
sired information:
"At the instance of the Executive Com
mittee of tho National Public School Cele
bration of Columbus Day, a bill was in
troduced into Congress instructing Presi
dent Harrison to issue a proclamation
making Columbus Day a general holiday.
In the interest of scholarly accuracy, this
bill authorized tho change in date from
October 12th. to October Hist, it pasMoil
both branches of Congross and received
tho President's signature.
"Above all other dates nearly every pu
pil in our public schools romoniber that
Columbus discovered America October
12th, 1402. They will all want to know
why the 400th anniversary falls on October
21st, 18!2.
"For many centuries tho calondar Insti
tuted by Julius Ciesar, known as the Ju
lian calendar, was commonly acccptod.
Tbi calendar, assumed that thero were
SGoi days In a year. But as this made the
year eloven minutes and lourleou secoonds
too long, It could not without correction
very long answer tho purpose for which It
was devised. Consequently, in 1.W2, it
was found necessary to reform the culcn
dar, and the Gregorian calendar was adop
ted. In order to crrecct the errors that the
old calendar had mado, toil days were
dropped out, and October 5th of 1.S2 be
came October loth. As tho error was
found to be exactly throe days in -100 years,
the Gregorian calendar omitted the leap
year from every conturial year, excepting
those which were divisible by 400. Thus
the years l.ViO, 1710 and 1800 were not leap
years. "As above stated, this reformation took
place in 1582, and ten days wcro omitted
from tho calendar. Rut as Columbus dis
covered America previous to the year l.'OO,
which reckoned by the Gregorian calendar
would not be a leap-year, thore would be
but uino days Ut omit.
"On October 21, lHiri, the suu will occu
py tho same relative position to the earth
as on the memorable October 12, 1402."
School Examination.
As previously announced the Boro
Schools will open on Kept. 6i h. An
examination will be held nn Saturday,
Sept. 3, at 9 a. m , for all who were
not in school at tbe close of last term
and who wish to be promoted at tbe
beginning of the present year.
T. F. Hitch ey, Sec'y of Board.
The lirorrs Were liod's First Temples.
There will be a colored camp-meeting
io the Robinson Grove, at Tiones
ta, Pa., commencing September 3d,
and continuing to tbe 11th, inclusive.
A band of jubilee singers will be in
attendance and reuder plantation mel
odies as suog before the war. Ample
provision has been made in case of
rain. Ou Sunday, the 11th, a wedding
ceremony will be performed in the
grove. Tbe following ministers aud
speakers have been invited and are
expected to be present: Mr. atid Mrs.
Broad Axe Smith, Rev. L. Williams,
aud others. No intoxicating liquors
will be allowed on the grounds. There
will be three services each Sunday
and one each night of tbe week. A
collection of 10 cents from each per
son and 10 cents from each vehicle
will be taken at the gate to defray
expenses. Bv ouliuk of Committl'K
The Edinboro Slate Normal
School opens Sept. fi, 1H92. No nor
mal school has hotter facilities. A
large library, beautiful burrouudiug",
a good museum, qualified teachers, en
thusiastic teachers, thorough iubtrjet
iou. These unexcelled advantages can
be bad during the full term for only
$50. Martin O. Benedict, Principal.
For bargains iu Furniture go to
S. II. llailcl & Son's cheap furniture
store. tf.
Di'iiiiktiiini'. or tlio Liquor llaliit.
iiusitivfly i-urnl liy aJiiiiiii-.lriu) Dr.
I minus uoldcii bijiecitK', Jl is iiiiinuliiii
turuil a a powdur, uliiWirull liu "iveii ill
a glu.su of ljer, a ill) of ooilco or Uu, or in
without tlio kiiow1oiIli ol llio a
tii'iit. Il is ubM.liilcly li.iriuluis, miuI will
uitict a iieriiiaimiit and Hily iMint,
wlu'lhcr tho patient is a iiixlralo driiiaor
or an alitoliolio ivrwk. U lias boon kivimi
in thousands of usjmm, and in overy in
alance a perfwt euro lias followed. It
nuvcr lulls. I'uros Kiia.aiitt.-ed. 4S iai.'a
book of particular trim. Address GOL
DEN KPl-X'IFIC CO.. 185 JUco hi.. Ciu-
I'ililiali, O, aug.lu-lv.
I "I would rather trust that medicine
than any doctor I know of," says Mrs.
Hattie Mason, or Chilton, Carter Co., Mo.,
In speaking of Chamberlain's Colic, Cho
lera and Diarrhoea Remedy. This medi
cinocan always be depended upon, even
'i the most severe and danorous cases,
both for children ami adults. 25 and RO
cent bottles for sale hj- Siiigins ,t Fones,
druggists.
in t til, !: aicvm . -hi.tk.
Tho best Salve in the world r.ir Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi
tively cures Piles, or no pav required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale bv Proper A Doutt.
Chamlerlatn's Cough Remedy, fa
mous for Its cures of bad colds and bs a
preventive and cure Croup, 50 cents per
bottle. Chamberlain's pain lliilm, a gen
eral family liniment and especially valu
ablo for rheumatism, sprains, burns and
frost bites, .VI cents per bottle. We sell
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera, and Diarr
hoea Remedy, the most successful medi
cine In use for dysentery, diarrhoea, colic,
aud cholera morbus, 25 and 50 cent bottles,
St. Patrick's Pills. They are the best phy
sio. They also regulate tho liver and bow
els. Try them, 25 cents per box. Cham
berlain's Eve and Skin Ointment Tor tet
ter, salt-rheum, scaldhead, pczoiua, piles
and chronic sore eyes. 25 cents per box.
For sale by Slggins A Fnes, druggists.
Suh- of Mill Property.
By virtue of an order of the
Courts of Common Pleas of the coun
ties of Forest and Elk, IV, the under
signed, Assignee of Win. E. Browne,
of Forest Co., will sell on the premises
at Duhring, T. V. R. R., on tho 26th
day of August, between the hours of
one and three P. M. the following pro
perty: One saw mill, tram cars, peeled
hemlock timber from about 2,000
cords bark, interest in peeled limber
from about 2,500 cords bark, all esti
mated at two million feet, equity inter
est in locomntivo engine, and sundry
other property. Aoy information
gladly furnished by the Assignee at his
office iu Maricnville, Pa , or on the
day of sale nn the premises. Terms
casn. h. h. iowi.kr, Assignee,
Notice.
I am going cast the 15th of September to
buy my fall and winter stock. AH persons
indebted to mo will please i-ome and settle,
or send what they owe. David Mint.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Caatoria.
When she waa a Child, she cried for Casteria.
When aha became Miss, she clung to Caatoria.
Wben sha bad Children, sbe garo Ummq Caatoria.
HOP BALSAM
NATURE'S COBBLER.
Repairing, Mending, Making tho Old
ena worn uui now.
TTOP BALAAM is composed of frofh
hops and tUbebtgunia,ba.BaaiMBnclex-
IRX'toraiiift Known
producing ref rwlilniT
elt-cp, anil when tlio
mind la at rupn?e It
nnslrtts nature and
htmU tbe tody.
The hculthru rand me
dlcluAl pripfrtl?s (if r hs
hop urn well known.
Iftip linlrtum will euro
rough, tf'olfW, Am
ibiuui nore i Drome.
Confttiinptlnn, Mr n
c bit 1m, and nil Pulmon
ary ConiplniniH H
fllktA Ut ralM thi nMrtfTli anil
clcur tlii-luiiKii of nil oitirM'i
matter. Mothers will And
tho BALAAM rxi-ell. ut, l'th
f r themwi.vori ami rfalltlron.
it run when curu u put-,
tlt.lo, Try If.
IT CURES turnout itnb
bora cusci, wlitm all oilwr I
rfmntiiHH nave laiioa.
IT ALLAYS the racking
from etmt t.-rrtblo CuUtfh ntieu cure i
liu tliL Uilauue.
If ym nro troubled with Lnng or Pulmonary
I complainu uu should. Inks) Uor lUutaut,
Get a large bottle I Get a free Mm pie
tor 35 cents. at your utukkisia.
Do oot MT4pt a aabMltut. WholratJ Ovpot,
una io wnsnirtKron ireot.
BUFFALO, N. V.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY VIRTUE of sundry writa of levari
Facia and Fieri FaidiiH, IkhiuhI out of
tlio t'onrt of Common I'lean of Foroxt
Countv, fonnHvlvuiiiii, and to modirert
ed, tlmro will lo exposed to mililie sale or
nuU-ry, at tlioCourt House, in tlio ISorotifili
ot TioneHin, l u., on
MONDAY, AlNJUSTai, A. D. lfi2.
at 1 o'clnek, p. in., tlio following doacrihed
reai estate u-wii:
DAXIKLS. I1KVNKTT and V. XV. AT-
KINS va. JOHN A. XV A 1 li It II A L'S K,
I.ovnri FneiK, No. Zl, AiikuhI Term,
lSil'J. ISall iSl Thompson. AttoruovH.
All the rljlil, titlo, interest ami claiui of
the (leU'twaiil ot, in and to all that tract or
parcel of land Kituale in Township of
Howe, County of Forest, and Slain of
I'eimsyl vania, Ijounilod and described us
follows, to-wit : lSeiiiniiiK at a "st and
stones in the south linn of Warrant No.
LV.il, liotiiK the north-east corner of said
Hell lot, and buiiiH also the north-east cor
ner ol one thousand aeros and allowance
of land patented to Chiuiea J. Fox ley
patent dated .Sept. 20, isjti, enrolled iii
Latent Hook II, vol. 47, 'UK liin, A'e.,
recorded in Forest Co., ill Deed Hook No.
10, pane i'U, and running thenco width
lonrdeir. srveu minutes west aloni; tho
eaKt line of Maid Hull lot, and of said Fox
moo acres emmy-llve and live oun-l uii-
dredllm rods (8,"i 5-100 rods) to a post and
atones; thence north eluhty-Hi degree
fourteoii minutes west alonit tho residue
of said Hell A Slitt lots one hundred and
eighty-seven and ei-ht-lenlhs rods to a
post and stones : thenco north three de
grees forty-one iiuuuus oust along the
eiisi line oi ii.un Mint lot, and along llin
Atkinson lot, so culled, eighty-live and
live-tenths rods to a hisi ami stones in the
wjiiI h lino of Warrant No. 'Jlitil ; and thenco
south eighty-six decree lour Usui minutes
eaxl along said Warrant line one hundrml
and eighty-eight ami li ve-tcnllis rod to
tho plaeo of beginning. Containing one
hundred acres oi land Ixj the amine more
or less ; being the same premises convey
ed to Iii si put ly by second parties by as
signment being even dale herewith, uud
recorded in Kaid I'.oeordcr'b Ollice, in Look
'1. page Siil.
Taken in execution and to be hold ax the
propel ly of John A. Waterhause at the
suit of Daniel .S. Uciiuctt un I C. XV. Atkins.
A I. S(,
AW K. RFCK vs. S. SCHOTT,
Fi-ii I': '.i-.. No. I", August Ten i, k'C.
M. A. K. Weidn.-r, Altoniev.
All the right, title, interest and claim of
the defendant of, in and to all that eertain
piece of land or portion of lot bounded on
tnu south by Hie right of way of the I'ilU
bugh Ai Western lUil lloud, formerly J.
It. It. K y ; ou the east bv lands of 1'.
I'. HIo-mI; on the west by South Forest
Mroel, and on tho north by the intersee
turn of Forest, Chestnut uud Cherry
xtioeU; all iu Maricnville, Forest County,
i'eiinsylvania, being part of loi No. 4,
as numbered on the town lot of M.irien
ville, but bounded as Iterwu UoacriboU auU
srt forth, particular reference being had to
the Isiundary on the pat by land of P.
I. Wood, an'd being land or portion of lot
partially or wholly ponvevrd bv Parker
lllood, It. 5. Hunt and II. A. lliint, their
attorney in fact, H. 8. Tnwlor, to W. H.
Agoy, nn recorded In Forest County, in
Ded Hook, No. 17. page 770. Thcnxm
em-ted one hotel 40xso, two dtorlea high,
ono input market JTJvIO, one atory high,
hcd attached tiixlil, ono barlior ahop
14x20, one "lory high, ono loo linuno and
hed attached, and other necessary out
building. Taken in execution and to be oM as the
preperty ol H. K. Schott nt Wio auit or
Ann K, Keck.
ALSO,
A. H. KKMjY, Cashier, If. J. HOPKINM
. CO., and Mrs. NANCY l A LK use of
H. J. Hopkins .t Co., va. D. W. CI, A UK,
Fieri Facia. No-. -J4, Sfl, 2 and ;J Au
gust Term, l,strj.p. M. Clark and S. D.
Irwin, Attorneys.
All the right, title, Interest and claim of
the dole ndant of. In and to the following
described re.il estate, ti-wit: Those cer
tain lots or piesss of ground, in Tionesta
Borough, Forest County, Pennsylvania,
deseribisl thus ;
1st. That certain lot on tho Fast side of
Klin Street, beginning at a post on F.lm
Street, thence bv land of I.lr.xio Davis, do
eoastsl, south 77 degrees east 10 rods;
thence by other lands south 12 degrees
west 4 rods and one link to posts thenco
north 77 dcgrss west bv lot now or form
erly Muenrenlrorgcr io rod to post on
Klin Street; thence by F.lm Street north
12 degrees F.ast 4 rods' and 1 link Ui phwo
of beginning. Containing nno-fourlli of
an acre, on which is erected a twiv-s'nrv
frame iiouso and barn, with other Im
provements. 2d. That certain lot on Irwin Street,
bounded north by Irwin Street, west by
the Allegheny River, south bv land form
eily P. D. Thomas, and east tij lot sold by
said Clark to Hattio M. Cook i being the
west half or Lot "li," and containing one-
half acre.
3d. The defendant's interest in those
two certain lots in Tionesta Koroiigh afore
said, being lots Seven (7) and F.ight (), In
Hlock "M," Thomas' Addition to wild
HorougU, ais-ording to plan and plat there
of said lot together containing shout one
acre, and lieing same lots which T. C.
Jackson and wife, by deed of Assignment
dated Feb'y 27, LSSft. conveyed to said D.
W. Clark, an appears by Doed Hook Vol. !
17, page 1172.
llh. All tho interest of the defendant
in and to that certain town lot beginning
on tho east aide of Dalo Street; thenco by
laud of Mr. Llr.aio Davis, deceased, south .. .
77 degree east 1:M feet to a post on west
aide of Vine Street ; thenco bv Vine Street
south 12 degrees west tXl loot to poFt;
them by Iit "C" north 77 degree west
1.10 feet to Dido Street: thenco by Dido
Street north 12 degrees east ixl fvt 'to the
place of beginning; lioing lot marked "1"
on S. D. Irwin's plot; ou which is erected
a small spring house.
5lh. The interest and title of defendant
in a certain wood lot in Tionesta Horough,
County and State aforesaid, lioing a suh
division of the Sickles land, lioing Iot No.
H. Containing l:t acres and 111 perches;
lioiiuded north by Wolford Lot No. 7,
cast by other land now or formerly Sickles,
south by M No, 0, and west liy land
of Jllenkley, Thomas aud others, ai -curding
to plot and survey of J. F. l'ropor.
Surveyor. . .
Taken in execution aud to he sold a the
properly of D. W. Clark at the auit or
A. H. Kolly, Cashier, H.J. Hopkins. V Co.,
and Mrs. Nancy Dalo, use of 11. J. llop-
aius iv i u.
ALSO,
rillLIP N. HASLKT va. II. II. H1D
DLK, Fieri Fucia, No. M, August
Term, !.
All the right, (itlo, Interest and claim of '
the defendant of. In and to all that certain
piece or parcel of land ituatod in Urocu
Township, Forest County, and State of
Pennsylvania, Isuincleil and described a
follows: lleginnliig at a Hwt, tho south
west corner ol Jaoob Myers tract, thence
by land of Dai rah, Russell A Co. south
forty-three degrees east one hundred and
twenty rods to a post near a hemlock
thenco by laud of Hurrah A Co. north for
ty -Noven degroes east twenty-eight roda
to a post; thence by laud of Henry Hari
tmr, formerly Jacob Mvers, north forty
thrco degrees west one hundred and twen
ty rods to a post ; thence by laud of Dar
ruh .V. Co. south forty -seven degrees west
twenty-eight rods to place of begin
ning. Containing twenty -one acres strict
measure, it lieing a part of a tlO-aero
lot which was surveyed out of Tract
No. .Vi33, conveyed to Jacob Myers by
William Walters aud wife, deed dated
the first day of September, 1S71, reisardod
in Forest County iu Deed Hook Vol. 7,
page 2711; conveyed to A. 11. Root Jr. and
Oeorgo K. Haslet by Jacob Myers aud
wife, deed dated the nineteenth day of
August, IKSI, recorded iu tho Koourdor'a
ollice ol saiil comity, in Deed Hook LI,
puge 180; about 2 ac'rescloared.and therou
erected one house 1)1x2(1, one story high.
Taken in execution and to be sold as the
property of II. II. Kiddle at the suit of
Philip N. Haslet.
TF.RMS OKSALK. The following must
be strictly complied with when tho prop
erty is stricken down :
1. When the plaintiff or other Hun cred
itors becomo the purchaser, tho costs on
the writs must I mi paid, and a list of liens
including mortgage searches on the prop
erty Mold, together with such lien creditor's
receipt for the amount of tho pns-oeds of
the sale or such portion thereof as he may
claim, must be furnished the Sheriff,
2. All bids must bo ald in full.
3. All sales not settled immediately will
bo continued until ' o'clock p. in., of the
next day, at which time uil property not
settled for will again be put up and sold at
tiie expense aud risk oftlieeroii to whom
lirst sold.
See l'urdon's Digest, Ninth Edition,
page 44'i, uud Smith's Forma, page 1st.
JOHN R. OSGOOD, Sheriff.
SberifTa Ollieo, Tionosta, Pa., August (I,
1K!2.
Tit I A I, I.I.ST.
List of causes set down for trial lu tln
Court of Common Pleas of Forest County,
i-euiisyivaiiia, commencing ou tlio Ijist
Moiidiiv of August, Isikj:
1. John Wilson, Samuel T. N'elll. Nancv
Church, Julia N. Kerry vs. H. K. Sham
burg, II. W. Shumburg, Administrator
of !. Sliaiubiirg, deceased. No. 2M, Sep
tember Term, 18U1. Summons iu as
sumpsit, 2. llarrr C. Hal asiek, Robert XV. Shan
non and Camp. Keller, doing business as
II..I.......1. bjl f. 41.. 1...., .
1M,, oouioioii ,x o., s. I'UlllUl
Steincr, No. 27, May Term, LS1. Kum-
inoiiH in replevin.
3. R. C. Miriver and Daniel P.rewstcr.
partners as Shrivcr A Krewstor, vs. D. F,
Copulund and L. S. Zahniser. ntirtnerk
doing business as .ahiiisor A Coiieland.
No. 2. February Torui. 1NU2. A llsal from
J. P.
4. T. Whileliill and K. A. Watson vs.
Curtis Johnson uud John Johnson, No. lit,
Dec'r teniij l.VII. .Summons in Assumpsit.
. j-.piir.uiii i uiiiiinugs vs. i,. is. i lougn
A Co., No. tl. May Term. IK'I. Slieriit a
inlet pleader.
a. I'.lizabutli Mayer, A brain Slmusc and
101 1 as Wiiiolaiul. dninz busimsks as I-
Strauso A Co., vs. .1. XV. Cole, No. 51, Do.
ceniber Term, Lv.il. Summons iu as
Kumpsit. 7. PiltsburirA Western It. K. Co. vs.
Mrs. T. F. Hullers, 4'arl I'. hollers, Joseph
Fawler and William Taylor, No. 34, Sep.
tcm bur Term, IV'J. Summon in eject.
Illent.
H. John A. Proper va. PeUtr Heirv. J.
M. Clupp, W. T. Schcide. J. 1 tiraii.lin
and K. It. Orumlin, No. 3.V Deis uiber
Term, 1 S! 1 1 . Summons in a-ssuiuiisit.
o. riy.lc K. Smith vs. A. J. Handy, No.
!.". May Term. 1 Aooesil from .1. I
10. Licli.ird S. Wiiifack vs. Win. O.
Manning, Clayton Manning and The Ma
I iht Crock I. limber Co., Limited, No. ;J,
.) leriu, is: isuniiiions lu replevin.
11. C. J. IL'rria v. L. S. Clough, Nu.
May Term, lmy. Sumuiuua iu action of
llcspus.-.
12. Louisa D, Laiiiau vs. H. Kamaii,
No. 73, December l'erui, 1SHJ. (summon
iu assumpsit.
Attest, CALVIN M. ARNKR,
I'rothoiioiarv.
Tiuiu-sta, Pa., August 4, isc