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THE FOREST REPUBLICAN.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 12, 1802.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.
Rurgess. C. R. Davis.
(Vmannwn-Patriok Joyce, W. A. Grove,
W. A. Hilands, H. II. Haslet, A. II. Dale,
Joseph Morgan.
Justices of the Peace J. V. Proper, 8.
J. Sotlev.
Constable S. S. Canfield.
f Virrfor J. W. Landers.
AAnp( Director G. W. Robinson, A.
R. Kelly, D. S. Knox, J. T. Brennan, J.
R. Clark, T. F. Rltchey.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
ffember of Congress G. F. Kninns.
Member of Senate Harrt A. II ALL.
4 ssembly S. H. Towler,
President Judge Charles II. Noyks.
An.toe.inte Judge Johh II. White, C.
W. Clark.
. Treasurer Jah. B. IlAfinEBTY.
Prothonntary, Register A Recorder, te.
Calviw M. Arhrr.
Sheriff". Joh!( R. Osaoon.
Otmmisiiieneri C. K. Lkderur, Jah.
McTkttrb, Philip Emeet.
County Superintendent Or.o. W. Kerr.
IHstriet AttorneuP. M. Clark.
Jury Commissioners JonuN, Hkatm,
R. W. OniToif.
CVmnfy Sumeyoi J. F. Proper.
tMmner TV W PriBK.
Conntu Auditors W. W. Thomas, .1.
Daw'mk, R. Flynn.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ifrASIfTNGTON CAMP. No. 420, P. O.
H. of A., meets every Saturday eve
ning in A. O. U. W. Hall, Proper A Doutt
block.
J. C. SCOWDEN, Pres.
J. J. LANDERS, R. H.
TIONESTA LODGE
No. 36.9,
I. O. Of O.
Ti:ETS every Tuesday evening, t 8
, I n'flnelr. In' the Lodirs Room In Par
tridge's Hall. Confers the Initiatory de
m. Tiinsflav iilfrlit. of each
month; first degree tho second Tuesday
niL'btt second degree the tlnra liHisuay
nights third degroe the fourth Tuesday
uiirht.
A W. STROUP. N. O
.T. II. FONES. Soc'v. 27-tf.
5 FOREST LODGE, No. 184, A. O. U. W.,
. MirsevervFridavveningin A.O.U.
Hall, Proper v, Doutt block, Tionesta.
W. 1". lYAIj llinr), 1.
I. HOPKINS, Recorder.
' APtTgEORGR STOW POST,
Mn 974 ft. A. R.
ts on the first Wednesday in each
mth, in Odd Fellows Hull, Tionesta, Pa.
iPT OFmmK STOW CORPS. No,
I 137. W. R. C, meets first and third
vMliinsdav even ill or of each month, in A
. U. W. liall, Proper Doutt block, Tio-
osta, Pa.
Mrs. C. C. RUMBERGER, Trcs't.
Mrs. ANNA PROPER, Soc'y.
iOARDof EXAMINING SURGEONS
for Forest Countv.
A. V.. Ktnneo.inher M. D.. President; J
V Mnrrnm f !".. Secretary i J. B. Sieirins
I.' D.( Treasurer. The Board will moot
it ur. Morrow b onice, j lonesm, mi
liird Wednesday of each month, at
10
clock, a. in.
PM. CLARK,
ATTORNEY-AT-L AW,
and District Attorney,
Office corner of Elm and Bridge Streets,
Tionesta, Pa.
Also agent for a number of reliable Fire
Insurance Companies,
n r. TJAVIS.
IVu . ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Tionesta, Pa.
Collections made lu this and adjoining
counties.
T.
RITCIIEY.
ATTO RN E Y-AT-LA W,
Tionesta, Forest County Pa.
E. BIBLE,
ATTORN E Y-AT-LA W,
llico in Kepler Block, Room 0, Tionesta,
I'M.
A WRENCH HOUSE. Tionesta, Pa..
i T ...... a innnw 1 rn n I 1 A t f if . This
)iie is centrally located. Everything
11 !-..!.., I CL1 . . 1 A n I
nW aim well iurMimiun. uu mini
iniodations and strict attention given
.i guests. Vegetables and Fruits of all
:.. i .- i i.. tl,nlH iiiMiuiiTi Humn A I
their Beason.
room for Commercial Agents,
nENTRAL HOUSE. Tionesta, Pa.,
V. O. O. Brownell. Proprietor. This is a
new house, and has lust been fitted up lor
the accommodation of the public. A por
tion of the patrouago of the public is soiic-
tod. H-iy-
bJSSl
lui hut recently been completed, is niceiy
uinii8hod throughout, and offers the finest
:,iul most comfortable accommodations to
ninsts and tho traveling public. Rates
, iwoiiable.
f B. SIOGINS, M. D.,
' Physician, Surgeon & Druggist,
TIONESTA, PA.
W.
MORROW. M. D..
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
,le of Armstrong county, having located
i Tionesta is prepared to attend all pro-
SSZ.;:S;Sof
.iwrenoe House. OIHce hours 7 to H A.
am) 11 lt. 12 m. : 2 to 3 and til to 74 v.
i. ISnndavs. tf to 10 A. M. ; 2 to 3 and i
71 r. M. may-18-81.
IR, F. T. NASON,
) PHYSICIAN A SURGEON,
TIONESTA, PA
Oflk-eoil Elm Street.
CalU attomled to
unaptly day and night,
TAY, PARK CO.,
L BANKERS.
rimer of Elm A Wainut Sts., Tionesta,
i. Bank of Discount and iicposit. lu
i est allowei on Tinio Deposits. Col lee
us made on all the Principal points of
...id U. d. uoiiecuoiis soiiciiea.
)I1IL. EMERT,
FANCY BOOT .t SHOEMAKER.
slion in Reck building next to Smear
'li Jt Co.'s store.
is prepared io.io aii
ii.U of custom work from the finest to
.' uoursest and guarantees his work to
.'i nerfect satiHlaction. Prompt atteu-
n in von to mending, and prices as rca-
i ilile as ti rut class worK can ue done lor.
of the firm ofMOUCK BROS,
L-PTICIAHS,
ist in Errors of Refraction of the
iniiiuliuiis free of charge.
WARREN. l'ENN.
lge, and Scratches on human
lied in M minutes by Wool-
y Lotion. Tliis never fails.
Mir A Doutt, Druggists, Tio-nov.lH-6ni.
JAS. T. IHIENNAN,
REAL ESTATE,
RENTING AND COLLECTING
AGENCY,
TIOZSTEST-A., 3? .A..
r AKTICl'LAU ATTENTION GIVKN TO
THE I'ROrF.R ASSESSMENT OK LANDS
AND TUB PAYMENT Or TAXES. ALSO
TO THE PURCHASE AND SALE OK
REAL ESTATE, AND TO THE RENTING
AND MANAGEMENT OK THE SAME.
I'hnrrk and Kubbnth Ftrhool.
Presbyterian Sabbath School at 0:45 a.
in. : M. K. (Sabbath School at m:uo a. m.
Preaching in M. E. Church every Sab
bath evening by Rov. Bumbergcr.
Preaching in tlie t. m. cnurcii every
Sill. bill li evening at the usual hour. Rov.
A. J . Sager, Iaslor.
Services In the rrcsiiyterian l nuron
every Sabbath morning ami evening,
Rev. J. V. MeAninch officiating.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil market dosed yestetday 51 5.
Cliestuut parties are thick ; tbicker
than chestnuts.
Charles Leeper was over Irom
Clarion a day or two of this week.
-Constable Connelly of Hickory
gave the Republican a sociable call
Thursday.
Miss Ida Whisner of Shippenville
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. O,
W. Duukle.
Rov. J. T. Brennan will preach
in the Presbyterian church next 8ab
bath evening.
Coal can he hed at the Everhart
Bauk, near Lickiogville, at five cents
per bushel
3t.
J. B. Lenard, Esq of Chicago, was
a guest at the May mansion a day
or two last week.
-The Kelly well at Oldtnwu is
down in the vicinity of 1200 feet, with
do pointers as yet.
-The program for the celebration
of Columbus Day by the borough
school is published this week
Tionesta's cew gas company will
goon start a well near the one ou the
Boxtzer farm, Tionesta township.
Liveryman Canfield finds his
present stable room insufficient and
proposes building an addition to his
already large barn forthwith.
A few spits of suow last Wed
needay wns the first of the season here.
Out on the hills the grouud in places
is said to have been quite white.
-Mrs. F. F. Bhonp aud children
were with Tionesta friends during the
week, while Rev. Shoup was atteuding
the F. M. conference at Tilusville.
The annual couveution of the Bee.
Keepprs' Association of this section of
country will be held in the Eureka
Hotel parlors, Sagertown, Fa., Oct. 19
and 20 instt
Work on Tionesta's water works
is progressing. Mnnild tne weather
remain favorable the company hopes
to have the bulk of the work com
pleted before winter sets in.
As the finishing touches are put
oo Bcnwden & Clark's lege new build
ing it shows up handsomely, and may
be counted as one of the substan-
Hal improvements to the town.
.pi ,11 fl J. !) f,
The well of Collins, I roper Co.,
at lbe nK,ulh 0f Jughandle run, Kiugs
'
ley township, is down nearly 1200 feet,
aud will probably be finished the last
of this or tho first of next week.
Sore-throat and bronchial affect
ions are speedily relieved and effectual
ly cured bv the use if that safe and
reliable remedy, Dr. Bull's Cuugh Sy
rup. it bas stood the test ot halt a
century.
David Brenueinan, a former resi
dent of Tionesta, fell from a boat scaf
fold at State road, ou the Clariou riv
er, a few days ago, and broke one of
bis arms and otherwise bruised him-
self badly.
Mr. J. M. Kepler is iu Lancaster
vi-tiog friend, and relatives
From
there he expects to go to Hot Springs,
Ark., to remain a few months, whore
he was so much benefitted in health on
bis former sojourn of a mouth.
A black thorn cane was lost by a
geutleman of this place several days
ago, and if the finder will leave same
at this office he will receive the afore
said gentleman' thanks aud will be
suitably rewarded for his kindness
Peter Emmicke, one of the old
citizens of Fraokliu, died ou the 5th
inst , aired 65 years. Many of the
first settlers iu this section will reiuem
ber the deceased as having been among
ti,em freque0ily upward of o0 years
ago
-Mr. aud Mrs. John Charleston
mouru the deaih of one of tbeir twin
babies, a girl aged about four mouths,
which occured ou Friday night last, of
cholera infinitum. The funeral took
place from tho house on Monday after
noon. If a dealer oiler a you a buttle
of Salvation Oil without wrapper or
labels, or in a mutilated condition,
don't touch it don't buy it at auy
price, there is something wrong it
may be a dangerous or woithlesa
counterfeit. Insist upmi getlirg a per-
feet, unbroken, genuine package.
od your guard !
Be
James Archibald, the infant sod
of Mr. and Mrs. George F. Watson, of
Golinza, Ta., died on the 5th inst., and
was buried in Riverside Cemetery on
Friday lsst. The child was aged 4
months and 15 d !, and hnd been
sick several weeks from the cHerls of
cholera infantum. The parents have
the sympathy of their friends in this
community.
Our thanks are due our young
friend Willie Mueuzenberger, of Chi
cago for a complete set of lithographic
pictures of the World's Fair buildings
aud grounds, which are about the
nicest we ve seen yet. illie writes
that the pictures are good like
nesses of the buildings, which they
have repeatedly seen, and which are
magnificent in proportions and grand
eur.
John Jarnieson has found a way
out of the muddle. He proposes that
a hole be cut through the court bouse
ceiling and that the big blanket ballot
bo dropped through into one of the
jury roomp, which will auswer nicely
as a ballot box. The scheme wouldn't
be a bad one. At Nebraska one of
the big barges could be barked up
aod tho voting take place from the
boat scaffold. Two precincts in this
county would thus be relieved of a
good deal of anxiety.
Here's oceans of comfort for users
of "the weed." The health authori
ties of Berlin have beeu informed that
the experiments in Hamburg concern
ing the relations of tobacco to cholera
have led to a remarkable discovery.
The cholera baccilli, comma baccilli
so called, shrivelled up and died after
being placed on a tobacco leaf lor on
ly a few minutes, When the bacilli
were exposed to a dose of tobacco
fumes or tobacco juice they likewise
quickly died off.
Tionesta lodge, I. O. O. F. install
ed the following officers at its regular
meeting Tuesday evening of last week:
N. G , J. C. Hcowden ; V. G., Fred.
Infield ; Trees., F. R. Lauson ; Sec'y,
J. II. Foues; Assist. Sec'y, Chiis
Clark ; Conductor, T. F. Ritchey ;
Warden, J. W. Hood ; Champlain, P
M. Clark; R. S. to N. G., S. H. Has.
let ; L. S. to N. G., Q. Jarnieson; R. S.
to V. G , C. R. Davis ; L. S. to V. G.
Chas. Thompson; O. G.,Chas. Kilmer;
I. G., J. B. Hagerty; R. S. S , D. Bar
nett; L. S. S., Win. Hunter.
The Keeley Club concert at the
Bchool hall last Wednesday evening
was quite well attended, and the au
dience was well pleased with the per
formaucu generally. The violin solos
by Prof. Nichols were repeatedly en
cored, and the elocutionary efforts of
Miss Nichols, Mies Clark and Mrs
Nora Siegel were well leceived. The
singing aud other music was a pleas
ing feature of the occasion. The
Club's future entertainments will
doubtlesB be well attended if this is
fair sample of what may be expected
of it.
-Many childrcu in this community
ore suffering with a peculiar disease
somewhat resenibliui; catarrh, The
throat becomes sore and in s.imo in
stances caukered, while the nose fills
with mucus, acting much like a bad
cold, aud often making the uusa very
Bore. Breathing through the nostrils
is almost impossible aud the palient3
become irritable and crusty. The
duratiou of the disease is from two
three weeks, during which they should
bo kept in tho house and treated as iu
ordinary cases of cold. If allowed to
take Cold there is danger.
The Ridgway Democrat makes a
local hit that is applicable to very
many communities, not around here
of course, but in other places, as fol
lows: "It makes us feel awful tired to
bear croakers that are louuging
around, eternally jabbering away
about the dullness of the times. Why
iu the world don't you gel a move on
you and help ly board of trade
make things I' Call in some
to
f
your capital vest here iu Ridg
way in building aud encouraging man
ufucturing interests and thus put au
end to this everlastiug yelping.'
The jury iu the embezzlement
cuses against the Dulamaters returue
a verdict Thursday morning of guilty
as to Hon. George Wallace Delemater,
and uot guilty as to the other defend
ants, G. B, aud T. A. Dclnmate
The jury stood ten for conviction au
two for acquittal upon the first ballot
Tuesday night. Mr. Dulaiuater re
ceived the verdict without flinching
The defense will apply for a new trial
aud will also question the legality of
the act of IKK'J. The embezzlement
charges were the outgiowth of the
failure of the Delumater Bauking com
pany, iu December, lSDO,
Rev. Win. Elliot, who is now un
has been fur the past eight years, pas
tor of the Presbyterian church
Canal Fulton, Ohio, gave his many
old fiiends hero a pleasant surprise by
dropping in on iheiu fur a i'tiw day
visit after an abceuro of nearly thir
teen years. His welcome was cordial
aud hearty ?u l his visit gave real en
joynieot to all who met hiui. Oo
Sabbath morning lat his former par-
ishoners had the pleasure of listening
to a most interesting discourse by him
in the Presbyterian church. Having
received word that his services were
wished at home next Sjbbnth he was
oblidged to cut his visit shorter than
expected, and so departed Monday
much to tho disappointment of many
who had hopod for a longer slay. We
hope he will uot make his visits so
long between times in the future.
DEATH OF 40 UN I.. (KlIU.
Tionesta is ngnin called upon to
mourn the loss of one of it J host cil.rns,
one who bore the esteem and high re
spect of every member of the conitun
nity in which he lived. John L Craig
was born at Pioe Grove Mills, Centre
county, Pa., Joly 11th, 1N46, and died
at Monongahela City, IV, Saturday,
October 8th, 1892.
Mr. Craig came to Tiouosta iu 1871,
as agent of the W. N. Y. & P. R. R ,
then the Oil Creek & Allegheny River
R R., and has since occupied that pos
ition. lie was held in reputation as
being one of tho most reliable, efficient
and trustworthy officiuls the load pos
sessed. And he held as prominent a
placo in the esteem of the patrons .f
the road here, as well. It seems sing
ular, no doubt, that a service of more
than twenly-oue years ppent iu as try
iug aud annoying a position as that he
held can be so ruined up in two brief
sentences, let the fact that it can be
so done, without having to go aside for
words or clauses to qualify or bolster
up the general statement, the fuel
that it can be told so simply, is tho
best evidence that be served faithfully.
As a man among men he occupied on
ly the place that true manhood lie
in tine1 s and finds.
Mr. Craig was a man of literary
taste and culture, and a great reader
but only of solid or standard works
And a thinker as well. He was earn
est and honest in desiring to know and
to fiud the truth of questions that are
important. He road much for this
urpo8e. And his owu words, quite
recently uttered, are evidence, that he
had found au answer to life's greatest
question.
in July last be sutlered a Bevere
stoke of paralysis. Siuco then ho had
recovering slowly aun hopes were
bright for his ultimate recovery.
change of place aud scenery being
recommended as of beuefit,hc had been
visiting with friends, and about five
weeks ago he went to Monongahela
City. Monday of last eek Mis. Crait,
received a uiessugu asking for her to
come at ouce as he was seii.iusly ill.
She hastened to his bedside and found
that u secoud stroke of paralysis had
come, and on Saturduv he died.
His body arrived here yesterday morn
ing aud was met at the depot by a
lelegatiou of Forest Lodge, A. O. U.
W., of which he wus a charter mem
ber and its first Past Master Work
man. Mr. Craig leaves to mourn him a
amily consisting of a wife aod four
children, three boys and a girl, to
whom he was the kindest aud most in
dulgent husband aud father. As far
as human sympathy can go their sor
row is shared by tbeentire community.
May He who was a man of sorrows
aud acquainted grief, comfort where
the'power of human words fails.
The funeral takes place from his late
residence this, Wednesday afternoon at
2:00 o'clock, Revs. Brennan and
Rankin fficialitg. Interment in
Riverside Cemetery.
F. M. Conference Appointments.
At the Froo niothodist Conference, which
was held in Tit usvillo last week, tho fol
lowing appointments were made :
Pittsburg District D. I!. Tobey, Chair
man; Pittsburg and liraddock, M. 11. Mil
ler; Veionu, W. Jl. Roupe; Kittauning,
A. J. Weaver; Grcensburg, J. J. Zabnis
or; Homestead and Mansfield, F. E.
Glass; Sinithtou and Mt. Pleasant, to be
supplied.
New Castle District New Castle, J. S.
McGeary; Sharpsvillo, F. F. Shoup;
Rochester, S. Wellington ; Mcadville, F,
Falkncr.
Oil City District Walter A. Hollow,
chairman; Oil City, A. C. Showers;
Franklin, E. M. Sandy j Weaver and Oak
Grove, J. E. llui-klitimor ; Titusvillu and
Chorrytivo, R. II. Itcutley anil J. N. Crils
low ; Cente-rville, Chas. Copelaud ; Tio
nesta, A. T. Sager ; Hickory and Clarion,
J. D. Rhodes, supply; Tidiouto, S. Sager.
liradl'ord District Tuna Crock and
Itradford, E. .ohni.ser; lleochwood and
Emporium, Nettio Hibliard ; Penticld and
Du ISois, J. Hodgkins and L. Andre;
Ridgway, Alex .Smith; Sliellield, Mary
Gillespie and M. Lall'erty, supply. Kcech
and Raymond, Emma Ellison; Philips
burg, A. I). Zalinise-r mid F. W. Cox ;
Ryromtowu and Maricnville, 1!. M. Whil
comb; A. Rcaii, Conference Evangelist.
The Tionesta photograph gallery
will be open only on Wednesdays un
til further notice. On thevo days Mr.
Sires will give his persona! utlention
to the work and make tho sittings
himself. No better guarantee of sat
isfaction could be asked. L't
111 M.l:N'N AUMt'A mai.vi:.
Tim best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Hnuiics, Sores, fleers, Salt Rheum, fever
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
(Virus, ami all skin Eruptions, anil posi
tively cures Piles, or no pay required. It
in guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money ml'iimlcd. Price lij cents pet
box. For sale bv Proper ,V Doutt.
The Cook-Hnlnrs Wedding:.
Of the marriage of Mr. A. Wayne Cook
and Miss Dora Mary Haines, on tho l"th
ult., we gather the following from an
account of the Important affair from the
daily.fyrrmiiirin, published at Cambridge,
Ohio: Tliis was the most brilliant and
elaborate six-lal ovent that has occured In
Cambridge. The Moial decorations were
profuse and artistically arranged, tho
Golden Rod predominating and forming
the basis ot decoration. This beautiful
ellow blossom Is prophetic of plenty, of
bright joys anil golden opportunities, and
its clusters neatly arranged gave color to
the ferns about and above the altai', while
tho stalks knotted with white ribbon dec
orated the entranco to the pews. The
groom was attended by Mr. Frank ShertV-
ler as best man, Major Montooth, L. 11.
Reeo, W. S. Gully, and Dr. Will Haines,
a brother ot the bride, all of Pittsburg and
Allegheny. Tho bride was attended by
Miss Harriet J. Cook, the grooin"s sister,
maid of honor, with bridesmaids, Miss
Mayme Circle, of Minneapolis; Miss
Maine Rruee, ol Atlanta, Ga. i Miss Rertha
Hunt, of St. Clairsville, and Miss Iiia
Cochran, of Quaker City.
Tho ribbon children, a most beautiful
feature of tho occasion, wore: Hallio Cal
vin, niece of Mr. Cook; Mary l.edlie,
KiniUilton; Mabel Hornbrook, cousin of
the bride aud LeiiaSaliuon, of Cambridge j
Hertio Calvin, Cooksburgh, Pn.,and Dick
son Cook, nephew of the groom, of Pitts
burg. Each of them w as presented with a
ring by Mr. Cook, who also presented to
each attendant a diamond scarf pin, and to
each usher a pearl scaaf pin.
Miss Minnie Grace Keepers, presided at
tho organ and rendered tho wedding
march from Lohengrin and tho bridal par
ty entered tho church as tho inarch began.
Miss Keepers won golden opinions by
her exquisite rendering of tho most beau
ti t ill and difllcuU composition and during
the ceremony she played tho Mower song,
very softly and at tho closo tho Mendel
sohu wedding march.
After tho ceremony at the church, i
brilliant reception was held at the home of
tho brido"s father L. O. Haines, Esq
w here an elegant repast was served to tho
guests. Tho parlors wore decorated with
golden rod and exquisite ferns, plants and
flowers. I'nder an arch of golden rod
smilax and grasses, Mr. and Mrs. Cook
received;! ho congratulations of their friends
for somo time, but soon assumed the more
democratic wav of mingling witli tho
guests and banishing all formality,
Mr. Cook is a prominent mid popular
young business man, of high standing
good education and impresses ono us
man of good sense and plain, though eliv
gant manners. Mrs. Cook, the bride, is a
graduate of Pittsburgh Feinaln College, la
an excellent musician and ono of the most
accomplished vocalists in the state. Tho
bridal gill of her husband is a grand piano
and their elegant now residenco will bo
fitted with a music room with arched ceil
ing of hard wood, a perfect gem in all its
appointments.
On Friday Mr. and Mrs. Cook started
for a tour through the west and south, af
ter which they will take up their resi
dence in Cnoksbiirgh, Pa., in their own
home, a new house of 1!1 rooms.
Usl of Jurors, Nov. Term, ISili.
GRAND JURORS.
Anderson, 11. P., farmer, Howe.
Allender, T. W., toll-keeper. Harmony.
Acklcy, D. L., lumberman, Jenks.
Crappon, Win., laborer, Kingsley.
Connelly, Jas. A., laborer, Hickory,
Elgin, Harry, laborer, Jenks.
Eden, John, laborer, Tiouosta tp.
Gorman, Win., farmer, Harmony.
Hindman, M. T., merchant, Harnett.
Johnson, J., lumberman, Howe.
Kcniston, A., laborer, Ilorough.
Millor, J. C, dork, Kingsley.
McCaslin, John, farmer. Harmony.
Noil, A. D., druggist, Jenks.
Rook wood, II. T., laborer, Jenks,
Reck, F. M., sawyer, Jenks.
Ross, Jas., laborer, Hickory.
Smith, W. A., laborer, Jenks.
Wilson, John, farmer, Harmony.
White, D. E., machinist, Jenks
Watson, E. A., laborer, Jenks.
Wallace, A. J., driller, Jenks.
Yetter, E. A., merchant, Jenks.
Young, Tim., laborer, Howe.
PETIT JURORS.
Albaugii, A. W., fanner, Hickory.
Armstrong, Chas., laborer, lluinott.
Rlasdall, George, laborer, Kingsley,
Rrown, Chas., laborer.Howc.
Iliennoii.an, K. S., laboror, Harnett.
Ilorlin, E. E., fanner, Kingsley.
Ilradbury, C. K., lumberman, Ilorough
Cropp, Jai-oli, laborer. Green.
Crawford, Samuel, merchant, Mown,
Church, J. M., farmer, Hickory.
Campbell, W. T., laborer, liaructt.
Cook, Sebastian, larmor, Harnett.
Dunkle, Michael, farmer, Harnett.
Frlggle, John, farmer, Jenks.
Flick, Jas., Jeweler, Harnett.
Gorman, M. W., luborer, Hickory.
Gathers, A. A., sawyer, Green,
Holemau, Eli, laborer, Ilorough.
Henderson, J. J., landlord, Harnett,
llanolil, II. II., laborer. Green.
Hind, F. C., mwyer, Jenks.
Hunter, John, farmer, Kingsley,
Killer, Dick, laborer, Hickory.
Moore, J. Douglass, farmer, Harnett,
Mong, Joseph, lariner, Tionesta tp.
Montgomery, G. II., merchant, Jenks.
Mays, W. L., shoemaker, Harnett.
Newhouse, II., laborer, Howe.
Pu-ssauer, John, farmer, Tionesta tp.
Pimm, R. W., carpenter, Harmony.
.Siimmerville, John, lalwrer, Harnett.
Shehaii, Daniel, fanner. Harmony.
Shannon, Hubert, ganger, Howe.
Swardsliold, Jas., blacksmith, Howe.
Swanson, C. T., laborer, Howe.
Thompson, John, luborer, Kingsley,
Tingley, Samuel, sawyer, Jenks.
Wellcr, G. W., laborer, Kingsley.
Walters, J. M., superintendent, Harmony,
Ward, Given C, laborer, Kingsley.
Withered, Emery, laborer, Hickory.
Woleott, S. J., oil producer, Hickory.
I'rUIMMIIH'Cll IIUIM-ICH, ft feUtfll.
From a letter written by Mrs. Ada E.
II urd of liroton, N. D., wo quote: 4,Vas
taken w ith a bad cold, w hich settled ou
my lungs, cough set in aud finally termi
nated iu Consumption. lour doctors
gave loo up saving 1 could livo but a short
lime. I gave myself up to my Saviour,
determined if I could uot slay Willi my
friends ou earth, 1 would meet my absent
ones above. My husband was advised to
get Dr. King's New Discovery for Con
sumption, Coughs ami Colds. 1 gave it a
trial, took in all eight I. utiles ; it has cured
ino aud thank (ioil I am now a well and
h"aity woman." Trial bottles free ut
Proper A I'outt's Drugstore, regular sio,
1 inc. and l.oo.
COLl'MMS DAT PROGRAM.
Celebration lijr Tionesta Pnlillr School,
October 21, inks.
Thj citizens are cordially invited to
be present at the public celebration
on the morning of October 21, at 9:30
o'clock, at School Hall, at which time
the following program mo will be ren
dered :
Reading of the President's Procla
mation, by the Principal.
Raising of the Flag, by the Vet
erans.
Salute to the Flag, by the Pupils.
Singing, "My Country 'Tit of Thee,"
by All.
Prayer, by Rev. Rankin.
Song of Columbus Day, by All
; 7 line, Lyons. )
Columbia my land ) all hail the glad day
When tirst to thy strand Hope pointed
t ho w ay ;
Hail him w ho thro' darkness tirst fol
lowed tho Flamo
That led w here the Miiy-llower of Lib
erty came.
O Union of States, and union of Soli Is!
Thy promiso awaits, thy future unfolds,
And earth from her twilight is hailing
the sun,
That rises w here people aud rulers are
one.
Address "The Meauing of the
Four Centuries," by Russell Diugman.
The Ode. "Columbia's Banner," by
Miss Gertrude McFllmes.
Class Exercise ou "Arbor Day," by
Room Nn. 1.
Class Exercise by Room No. 8.
Recitation by Mary Fredriksoti.
Declamation by Robbio Fulton.
Class Exercise by Room Nn. 2.
Recitation by Blauche Agnew.
Declamation by Ben. Davis.
Address by members of Post and by
Citizens.
In pursuance of the Governor's
proclamation Arbor Day will be ob
served on tho same dav as Columbus
Day.
NEWSY MOTES.
Tennyson, the poet, died ut his home in
London on tho lith inst.
Out of eighty-three cases in w hich tle-
cIhIoiis wero handed down by thn Penii'
sylvunla Supreme Court, on Monday,
forty-four were reversed and thirty-nino
affirmed. So tho lower Courts wero iu
error in more than hall the eases ap
pealed to tho higher tribunal.
Mrs, Elizabeth Stanton, the oldest per
son in Pennsylvania, died at her home iu
Patton township. Centre county, on
Thursday, Sept. Ui'nd. She was 117 years
old. Two years ago, wIhui 1 la years of ago
alio walked l- inilcs to Hellefontn and saw
a train of cars for tho first time.
With the Cooloy gang of Fayette countyf
this State broken up, and the notorious
Daltoii gang of desperadoes who have been
operating lu tho west wiped oil' the face
of tho earth by the bravery of tho citizens
of Coll'eyville, Kansas, tho country may
congratulate itself that sooner or later the
work el outlaws Jias its day. Alhhoiigh
it cost the lives of five good citizens iu tho
latter affray, the killing of livo of the worst
characters the country has had ainc.o tho
breaking up of the James gang, is no small
matter of congratulation. They made
their last bank raid on Wednesday of last
week.
Tho will of the late Thomas Struthers,
of Warren, has been admitted to probate.
The executors and trustees aro S. P.
Johnson, J. P. Jclleison, W.J. Alexander
and Humor E. Stowart. The original will
gave one-third of the estate to his grand
son, Thomas Struthers Wetmore, and two
thirds to the heirs of his brother John, and
tho heirs of his sister Ann MeUrldo and
Matilda Gilbrarth. It also inado several
minor bequests. Hy a codicil he revokes
tho portion given to his grandson, Wet
more, and disposes of that third tho sumo
aa ho doca the otlier two-thirds to the
heirs of his brother and sisters.
It is not unusual for colds contracted ill
the fall to hang on all winter. In such
cases catarrh or chronic bronchitis are al
most suro to result, A 11 fty cent bottle ol
Chamberlain's Cough Iluuiedy will cure
any cold. Can you all'ord to risk so much
for ao small an amount? This remedy is
intended especially for bad colds and
croup and can always be depended upon.
For aalo by Slggins A Nason.
KrrKi'wv.
That is what you ought to have, iu fact,
von must have it, to fully enjoy life.
Thousands are searching for it daily, and
mourning because they Dud it not. Thous
ands upon thousands of dollars aro spent
annually by our people in the hope that
they may attain this boon. And yet it
may lio had by all. We guarantee that
Klectrio Hitters, if used according to di
rections and the use persisted in, will
bring you good digestion aud oust the de
mon ifyspepsia and install instead eupep
sy. Wo recommend Klectric Hitters for
dyspepsia and all diseases of liver, stom
ach and kidneys. Sold at Mic. and jl.un
per Isitllo by J'roper At lioutt, Jlruggists.
Drunkenness, or the Liquor Habit,
positively cured by administering Dr.
Haines' Golden Specilic. It is manufac
tured as a powder, winch can bo given in
a glass of beer, a cun of coll'ee or tea, or in
food, without tho Knowledge of tliu pa
tient. It is absolutely harmless, aud w ill
ellis'l a permanent ami speedy cure,
w lietber the patient is a moderate driiiKor
or an alcoholic wreck. It has beeu given
iu thousands of cases, aud in every in
stance a perfect cure lias followed. It
never fails, ('ures guaranteed. -IS page
Issik of particulars free. Address GOI.
DKN Sl'KCIl'IC CO., 1H.) Haco St., Cin
cinnati, O. aug.lo-Iy.
A reported outbreak of cholera at 1 1 el -uictla,
N. J., created much excitement in
hut vicinity. Investigation showed that
the disease was not cholera but a violent
dyscutcrry which is almost as severe and
dangerous as cholera. Mr. Walter Wil
lard, a prominent merchant of Jamesbiirg,
two luiles from Hcluictla, says Chamber
lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrlm a Reme
dy has given great satisfaction iu tho most
sevore cases of dyscutcrry. It is certainly
ono of the best things ever made." For
sale by Siggins ,V Nason.
For bargains iu Furuituie go to
ti. II. JIailti Sou' cheap furniture
tore. if.
Charter Notice
NOTICE IS It EREIIY GIVEN THAT
an application will be made to the
Governor of Pcniisvlvsuia, on the Hd Ihv
of November. A. D. s;e, by G. W. Rob
inson, .1. r. Proper, A. M. Point, A. II.
Kellv, .1. T. ltrcnnen, Wm. Sinearbaiigh,
W. W. Grove, L. Atrnew, R. Lauson,
.1. 11. Ifaiiertv, mni T. F. Ritchev, under
the Act of Aseinblv of lbe Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania, entitled, "An Act to pro-
vuln tor tun incorporation ami regulnttoii
of natural gas companies," approved. May
lss, ami the severs! supplements
thereto, for a charter of nn intended cor
poral ion to be called the "( itizens Gas
Company of Tioncstn, Pa." Thecharacter
and object w het-col is the. production ol
natural gas and the transportation thereof
ny means ol pipe lines, and toe places
w hero its biisinc.s iu its various
brances is to be conducted are the
Townships of Tioni-iia, Green, Kings-
ley, Hickory, Harmony, anil the lloroutrh
of Tionesta, in Forit County, Pa.; the
Townships of Washington and Farm
ington, in the Count y of t Marion, and the
Township of President, in Venango
County, Pa., and tho furnishing the sumo
to the consumers in the townships named
and the lloroogh mimed and places ad
jacent thereto ; and lor these purposes t
have, posess and enjoy all tho rights, ben
efits and privileges of the saiil Act of
Assembly and its supplements.
T. f. RITCIIEY, Solicitor.
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Onta
Wrtt aa rurtfttftloiueMd-
iBirwiaolory pncvi.
f CANTON, OHIO.'
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mt. Mtan Iimr Cured ! VIII.
Ban Aniiiikis, Cat, February, lss).
tly boy, 13 yeara oM. waa ao atfocUxl by bl.
Vitus la.ooa that lit couM uut gu to tohool for
two yean. Two boltX n ut ranter Koeiiin Nvrn
Tonlo reatorrxt hla liuullli, anil he la uow atUmd
iug actiool agIU. MH'MAKL, O'CONNKU
lUi. i imniK, June, isuo.
I use.1 I'nttor K'HUHk'h Nurve Toulo for ntTY
oua trouble cauatsl by oyvi-work, anil fouu1 It
all that it la elaluusl to lie. After ualtif oue but
tle It had the di'ilml eflvct, ami I can truly rec
ommend It to all auflvrliui a like oomliUnt, as
really wonderful remedy. BAML. THKKW.
1'ITTSIICROII, l'a., Oct. ID, MO.
For aeven years my elilont daughter had faint.
Ing apella and apaauia. Last June aba took the
ftrat of 1'aalor Koenlg'a Nerve lmlo, ajiil ainca
thai Uiu Uiey have entirely corned.
JOHN OLOUCKNKHi
FREE
A Valuable Hook an Nerrow
liiftoitHet aimi rrve lo any auiirena
and isior paoeiilN ran aluo obtain
this medic Ino free of charge.
Thia Hnuiihu Kn.'ti tiiwntrnil be the Reverend
Pamor KneniK. "1 tort W.oni'. I lid., el nee limit tod
iaaowprcuareil under ttlmUrectluu by Uiu
KOENIC MFD. CO.. Chicago, Ilk
SoldbyDriiitiih'i'
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TIM K TAIU.K
In
ell'cct July f., ism.
Trains leave Tio
nesta for Gil City
and points west as
follows :
No.H.l Through Freight (carry
ing passengers). U::IK a. ni.
No. Ill Hull'alo Fx press IL'MIU noon.
No. ill Way Freight (carrying
passengers) 1:17 p. III.
No, :i:t Oil City less daily.. mM p. 111.
For Hickory, Tidiouto, Warren, Kin.ua,
Itradford, (Ileal) and the Fast :
No, :ill Olcun Fxprcssdaily Hill a. in.
No. :Vi Pittsburgh Fx press -1:17 p. in.
No. il Through Freight (car
rying passengers) 7:U0 p. in.
Trains and Hit Hun Daily aud carry
passengers to and from points between
Oil City and lrvineton only. Other trains
run duilv except Sunday.
Get Time Tables anil full Information
from ,1. 1.. f'KAIG, Agent, Tionesta, l'a.
It. HFI.Ii, Gen'l Supt.
.1. A. FFU.OWS,
lien'l 1'assenger A Ticket Agent,
Htill'alo, N. Y.
F.stablished over 'J"! years. Connected
Willi Allegheny Collegn.'and Conservatory
of Music, Heated by natural gas and
lighted by electricity. Over U.oiMI students
placed iu good paving positions, l'ivo
complete courses; Hnsiuo-s, Shorthand
and Typewriting, rcniiinuship, Tele
graphic and Normal F.nglish. Hisikkeep
iug taught by Hie Principal, a practical
accountant of over thirty years' experi
ence. Shorthand and Typewriting by
practical stunographcrs. I'eninanship by
two of (he best penmen iu the world. Ku
glish Department by Hie oldest and bust
teachers iu tho State. Commercial Law
by one of the best law yers iu l'onsy tvaina.
Students can commence at any time. Fx
penses olio hall less than at any similar in
si it ii tii hi. i 'omplcle Scholarship, including
llookkecping, Hanking, Slioriliand, Type-
riliie,, Telegraphy, 1 1 1 1 1 m 1 1 -1 1 1 j i . and
Fnglisb Hraiichcs, I ient lemon J7 . Ladies,
KusiucHs sehohn ships for all the above
branches excepting Short hand, and Type
writing. Gentlemen, f iU. Lady, (Mo.
Shorthand scholarships lor all branches
excepting Hookkccping, $10. Fuglish
Hranches per quarter, So. Scud for the
Jfrfiorter and specimens of l'oiimaiiship.
All scholarships limit unlimited. A. V.
SMITH, Mcadville, Ha. ocCHt
WAN'TFD Wide awake workers eve
rywhere for "Sll FITS' 1'IIO TO
GHAI'IIS of tho Woltl.D "; lbe, greatest
book on earth ; cost iug tlmi.tmo; retail at
s l.'.'.i, cash or installments ; luammoih il
lustrated circulars and terms free; daily
output over l.iiio volumes. Agents wild
witli success. Mr. Thus L. Mai tiu.t 'enter
villc, Tex., cleared f7l I in ! days; Miss
Koso Adams, W ouster, ,, fj.'l in IU niui
utos; Hc..l. Howard laliisou) Lyons,
N. Y., f lui in seven hours; a liouan.a;
niauniliccnt outiit only tM. I'ouks iui
i i cdit. Freight paid. Addi ess I , lobe Hiblo
l'liblisliing Co., No. 71 Chestnut St.,
l'bila., l'a., or li iS licai lioru St., t'hieago,
III.
oct.'i fill
) 11 lt.lb WHS )(, f ,.l
. 1 'ell sin- mils u t'l.il l, sti.' ,
: :,-ll .Is- lieeailie Ml' , si."
A iuu Hliv llttd I 'lit I, li en, site
Dr. W. F. (0M:IS
in, i. mim: i TinauT mi:i;i:o,
OVER SAVINGS BANK, OIL CITY, PA.
Otlico Hours '.i to 11 a. in. ; 'J lo 1 p. in.
7 to u p. m. Sunday, 4 to ii p. in.
l'raclicu limited to above specialties.
THET0RNAD0
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