THE FOREST REPUBLICAN.
WKDNKSDA Y, NOVIC.MRF.R 1H, 1802
UOUOUGH OFFICERS.
Ttnrge. C. II. Davis.
J,'"i'n?J'"' ''""'k Joyce. W. A. Orovo,
W. A. lllhinds, S. II. Haslet, A. II. Dal.
Joseph Morgan, '
.fiutleei of the V'lce -J. F. Prnpor. H.
J. Sotlov.
OmMiithleH. H. Cnnllold.
. folleetor3, W. Landers.
AVAoo Direror O. W. Robinson, A.
V Nr"y' H- Knox, J. T, Hionimn, J.
H. Clark, T. J". Ritehoy.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
Mcmher of Om.WM l. F. Kittitas.
Member of tlriwte Habiiy A. 1 1 am,.
Ataembly 8. S. Towi.K.t.
Preniilent Jmlqe Chaiilks II. Novi:s.
.Unneiatt Juilget John II. Whitk, C.
W. Cr.AiiK.
Ti efiAurer Jam. 11. IIaooeiitv.
I'lnthonotnry, llegUtcr tt lteeorder.de.
Calvin M. Akkkii,
shfrisr. John It. Osnoon.
(iii'iiiH(iiri(!, F. I.kdkiiur, Jan.
Mi Inttiir, Tiiimp ICmkqt.
hnnlv 'Superintendent liv.o. W. Kkiiii.
IHstrict Attorney V. M. Cl.AltK.
JlO'.l ()llim(.WIOIICC-JOIIHN, HKATif,
II. W. OlTITON.
tsOunty Utirvetior J. F. Propkii.
(toroner I). W. Claiik.
County A viiitorx W. W. Thomas, J
A. Dawson, It. Fl.VNN.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
WASHINGTON CAMP, No. 420. P. O.
S. of A., meets every Saturday eve-ulng-in
A. O. IT. W. Hall, Proper A Uoult
block.
J. C. SCOWDF.N, Pros.
J. J. LANDKRS, It. S.
TIONESTA LODGE
JVo. 3H,
" TKETS every Tuesday evening, at 8
!l o'clock, in the Lodge Hooin in Par
tridge's Hull. Confers tlio inltintnry de
cree the first Tuesday night of each
month; first degree tho untind Tuesday
Mt'htj second degree tlio third Tuesday
l ialit; third dogroo tlio fourth Tuesday
night.
J. C. SCOWDF.N, N. (.
I . II. FONKS, Sec'y. 27 -tf.
ltiRKST I.ODCE, No. 181, A. O. U. W.,
Mectsovery Friday evoningin A.O. U.
". Hall, Proper .V Doutt block, Tionesta.
W. 1. VAI,TEIIS, M. W.
J. HOPKINS, Itecorder.
A PT. OF.ORUB STOW POST,
No. 1.71, U. A, R.
' is on the first Wednesday iu each
mil, iu Odd Fellows Hull, Tionesta, Pa.
J. IS. F.DICN, Commander.
' T. (iEORGK STOW COUPS, No.
i 17, V. It. C, moots first and third
nesday evening of each month, in A.
. W. ball, Proper Doutt block, Tio-
'.Mr. C. C. RUMHKHUBR, Pres t.
!rn. ANNA PKOPF.H, Sec'y.
I API) of F.XAMININO SURGEONS
' i'ir ForpKt Countv.
'.. K. Stoneolpher M. 1)., President; J.
Morrow M. I)., 8ocrotary ; J. H. SicginH
!., Treiuiurer. The Koard will meet
i'T. Morrow's ofnee, Tloneata, on the
r i Woilnenday of each month, at 10
rk, a. in.
M.CI.ARK,
ATTORN EY-ATLAW,
oud District Attounky,
ilieo corner ol Klin and llridge Street,
nela, I'.
Mio Uont fur a number of reliable Flio
Miranee Companies.
5,' U DAVIS.
J. ATTORN EY-AT-LAW,
TionosUi, Pa.
Colloctions made iu thin and adjoining
eountiex.
M F. RITCIIEY,
ATTORNKY-AT-IiAW,
TionoHiu, Forest County Pa.
V E. ISI ULE, !
ATTORN KY-AT-LA V,
lice in Kejilor Illock, Room !, Tiimesila,
A WHENCE HOUSE, Tionesta, Pa.,
Leonard Aunew, Proprietor. This
iih is centrally located. Everything
(ivand well furnished. Supeiior Ac
.iiumodntions and strict attention given
iciest. Vegutablcs mid Fruits of nil
' inds served in their season. Sample
rvtoiu for Commercial Agents.
pENTRAL HOUSE, Tionostn. Pu.,
V. a. C Brownell. Proprietor. This is a
new house, and has just been titled up lor
' no accommodation of the public. A por
: Vn of the patrouago of the public ia holic
s'od. Hi-ly.
JVIREST HOTEL, West Hickorv, Vn,
I Jacob Iiender, Proprietor. This hotel
h;ts but recently been eompleled, is nicely
iainished throughout, anil oilers tlio liuest
.ml most canifortable accoiiimodutions to
.(u atA tl.n pi...tl ... .vi.l.l...
Kiinalile,
j Jl. SIGGfNS,M. D.,
l'liysician, Surgeon & Druggisl,
TIONESTA, PA.
: V. MORROW. M. D.,
PHYSICIAN i SURGEON,
: of Armstrong county, having located
i iv esta is prepitred to attend all pro-
Kiiiul culls promptly and at all hours.
ico id residouco two doors north of
; rence House. Ofltce hours 7 to 8 a.
i., and 11 iO VI M. ; U to 8 mid (ij to 7) p.
i. rsuiulays, 0 to 1M a. m. ; y to 8 ami H
7i p. M, . may-18-81.
F. T. NASON,
PHYSICIAN A- SURGEON.
TIONESTA, PA.
mice on Elm Street. Calls attended to
mptly day and night.
I AY, PARK ez CO.,
I RANKERS.
i u r of Elm Walnut sis., Tionesta,
.., lUiik of Discount ami Deposit, lu
st allowel on Time Deposits. Colleo
i iiiailo on all the Principal points of
U.S. Collections solicited.
IL. EMERT,
i'ANCY HOOT A SHOEMAKER.
pin Reck building next to Smcar-
ii A Co.'s store. Is prcpiired to do all
i.ls of custom work from the iii.est to
coarsest and guarantors his woi k to
n perfoet Batisliiotion. Prompt alien-
n kriveo to mending, and prices as rca
r..)lo as lirst class work can be done for.
ORHSZO FULTON.
i
Mauufucturer of and luulur iu
.ESS, COLLARS, BRIDLES,
And all kinds of
HSE FURNISHING GOODS.
TIONESTA. PA.
, W T. CONNEKS
Z, EAR, ROSE t TIIKOAT SIKUEO.X,
?, SAVINGS BANK, OIL CITY, PA.
o llouiTi U to 11 a. in. ; 2 to i p, m.
. ui. Sunday, 4 to tt p. ui.
i o Uuiiled to aUoe apociultlus.
JAS. T. URENNAN,
REAL ESTATE,
RENTING AND COLLECTING
AGENCY,
TIOKESTA, PA.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION (JIVKN TO
THE PROPER ASSESSMENT OK LANDS
AND Til E PAYMENT OF TAXES. ALSO
TO 111 K PURCHASE AND SALE OF
ur,l, KSTATK, ANII TO THE RENTING
apiu MARAHEMKMT Or THE SAME.
I hnrrh nnd Rabbnlh Mrhaol.
Presbyterlnn Sabbath School at 0:45 a
m. : M. E. Sabbath School al 10:00 a. In.
Preaching In M. E. Church every Sab'
balh eveninir liv Rnv. ltnnUin.
Preaching in'llio F. M. ('hureh every
oi.Miiii evuiiing ai ino usual nour. itov.
Services in the Presbyterian Church
I'n'ij nmiiiaui morning aim evening
Rev. J. V. MeAulnch olneiating.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil market closed yeliday 52;
iMiss Alice Uarr ot UH itv, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. (jreo. Duokle.
Mrs. Feltoti has moved into the
houso lately vncated by Mr. Hillard
in the north ward.
George Folwcll of the 1'leosaDt.
villo Record force wan a caller al the
Kkpuiilican oflice last Wednesday.
Joe Morgan, George lloleman
and George Critchlow ore taking out
square timber for Lawrence & Smear
baugh at Devil lloll ow this winter.
James Landers has laken a pos
ition with Orion Siggitis Kpq., of West
Hickory as book keeper and general
over.eer of his business at that place.
Thanksgiving day one week from
to morrow. Jlavo you spotted that
turkey yet? If not, 'tis lime you were.
Crow will have to suffice for eoiue of
us.
Billy Clark was tho first to try the
sleighing last Thursday, having driven
to town that morning in a sleigh, bells
and all, to make his customary milk
circuit.
The Veuaugo county Poor House
was destroyed by fire last Thursday.
Thebuilding cost upward of of $100,
000 when built, and was insured for
340,000.
While iu town call at Scowden &
Clark's commodious warerooras and
exaiuino their floe colleclioo of sleigbs.
All of the latest patterns, ami a prices
to please and fit ail pocket books. if
Mr. Chas. Carman, from Peters
burg, III., writes : I know Halvatiou
Oil lo bo a very good remedy for neu
ralgia, rheumatism, bums, toothache
nud cuts. We are never without it."
Among the Republican's wel
come callers this week was our old
frieud Kev. C. Ii. Thompson, now of
Plumcr, Pa., who attended the En-
worth League convention, iu which he
took a prominent part.
Mr. A. W. Richards has been eu-
gaged to superintend uod nianase af
fairs for the Gas Company, keeping
tho books, looking after the wells,
lines, etc. Al. has already arrived and
entered upon his new duties.
Tho marriage of Miss Bessie Leg
uard Mj. Augustus Steele is to be col
emuized ut the bribe's home iu Wauke
gan, III , to day. Misa Legnard has
many friends in Tionesta who will
wish her a blissful married life.
The IIm'ubucan joins the many
Irieuds ot Mr. II. M. Morrison, of Ma
ricQville, iu congratulations and good
wialiea on I ho occasion of his marriage,
due uotice of which appears iu this is
sue. Success and long life to you aud
yours, Milt.
Uev. J. E. ilillard has moved his
family to Franklin, where be was ap
pointed by the last session of the M. E.
Conference to a circuit embracing
three charges. The best wishes of
many Ticnesta fi iunds go with them
to their uew home.
The pleasant smile which Treusar
elect Jauiiesou is weariug thesedays
is not wholly on accouut of thb baud
some majority lie received, but the
little girl which came to his house just
previous to election to keep his three
boys company has much to do with bis
exuberance of spirit.
Courad Ikenburg is the second
lucky bear slayer io this sectiuu, hiv
ing brought down one on the bead
waters of Bear Creek last Friday.
The half of it was sold bere, and weut
like- hot cakes. The varmiut had
robbed a number of the farmers' bee
hives up around Guitonville.
Next week will be court week.
There are a number of importaut civil
suits on the list and ome Common
wealth bueiuess to occupy the attention
of Judges, lawyers, jurors aud witness
es. The latvh-string of our office door
is out to all who wish locall, either for
sociability or to square up that little
account.
Manuie Wilsou, a former Tiouesta
boy, was a visitor to town the past
week. He came dowu from Uock
City, McKeau county, where he now
lives, lo pay a visit to his father, W.
C. Wilsou of Kelletville. It was his
first return since his departure from
Tionestd, uearly 30 years ago, aud be
fouud great chdoges tiuoo then.
Bessio May, infant daughter of
Mr. aod Mts. John Saylor of this
place, died on Sunday evening last of
membraneous croup. The child was
aged 1 year, 1 month and 12 days.
The parents have the syTnpathy of all
our people in their sudden bereave
mcul. Mr. Cox Mill lias abiding faitb in
the existence of oil ou Bear creek,
Kiugsley twp., and has about com
pleted arrangements for pulling down
another well Ibis soasoii. It will bo
somewhere on the Spooner tract but
the exact location has not been decid
ed" upou. Another well is talked of
on Whig Hill, also.
Brookston, this couuty can boast
of having to of the youngest election
officers it is posriible for any board to
to have, at its recent election. Messrs.
Gilderslceve and Gregg, both seived
on the board, both are Republicans,
aud neither is over 22 years of age.
Doubtless a similar occurrence did not
take place anywhere in the U. S. at
the late election.
The county commissioners, at
their meeting last Wednesday, arrang
ed a compromise with the Tionesta
Bridge Co. for 17.000. At the irial
in Warren last spring the company
got a verdict for $18,000. The county
was granted a new trial, but rather
than go to that expense a compromise
was agreed to as stated. The action
of the commissioners is generally com
mended.
If any of our readers are iu favor
of the establishment at the scat of Gov
ernment a Road Department, similar
to the Agricultusal Department, thev
can fiud a set of blank petitions at this
office asking Congress to make provis
ion for the same. While eveiybody
is io favor of good roads, raauv will
doubtless conclude that "departments"
around Washington are getting like
legal holidays, too uumerous.
-News was received at Claiiou
Tuesday morning of last week an
nouncing the death of Hon. David
Maclay, at bis home in Montana. Mr.
Maclay was for roaur years a resident
of Clarion county, residing near Sligo.
In 1872 he was elected to the State
Senate as a Republican from this dis
trict, which was then nearly as strong
ly Democratic as now. His death was
caused by a complication of diseases.
Conrad Burbeon, of German Hill
brought in the first deer of tbe season
last Saturday, having slain it the day
before. It was a nice "spike" buck,
aud adorned the front of Heath &
Giering's meat market, where it seem
ed quite a curiosiiv to the people.
Not mauy years ago ia Ibis laud it re
quired something over 200 pounds and
a fine set of horns in the deer Hue to
attract more thau a passing glauce.
Now a spotted fawn will draw a fair
sized crowd, aod a "yearling" will
cause a whole community to water at
tbe mouth.
Ralph, son of 11. M. Zabnioer. of
Stewarts Run, met with a painful aud
quite serious accideut on Monday of
this week. V bile taking out ties he
was standing on u slick of limber
chopping when the stick moved suffi
ciently to throw him off balance just
as he was in the act of striking a blow
with tbe sharp ax. The blade of the
axe struck him on the right foot diag
onally severing all except the great
toe aud a considerable portion of the
oiilside of the foot. Drs. Siggins and
Nason were called and fouud the foot
so nearly severed that amputation of
the part was necessary. They left
their palieot feeling quite comfortable,
aud at lasts accouuts be was doing well
under the circumstances.
Forest County's Bis Vole.
Forest couuty, notwithstauilintr the
quietness of the campaign polled the
largest vole iu iu history on Tuesday
of last week. There were 1727 votes
polled on the ditlereut State tickets, as
follows: Harrison !3H, Clevelaud CG0,
Bidwell 108, Weaver 20, and 1 f r tbe
Socialist Labor candidate. Tbe uew
ballot seems to have given very gener
al satisfaction among the voters, aud
while the ballot was most too cumber
some lo suit they were well handled, the
percentage of defective ballots being
very small considering that it was the
first attempt of tbe people to vote un
der the uew system. With some mod
ifications as to the certification of can
didate, and allowing more time for
tbe printing of the tickets, &c, the
new law is likely lo become more pop
ular with each succeeding electiou.
At any rate it has come to stay, but
tbe delects must be cured.
As to tbe result io our county the
Republicans bave reason to be proud,
aud wbile other sections went wrong,
they bave the satisfaction of feeliog
tbat they did their duty, and are ready
to do it agaio. Tbe Woik of the cam
paign was arduous in some reepests ;
first, on accouut of the general apathy
which prevailed, and secondly because
of tbe fewcandidatesou ourcouoly tick
et. Nevertheless our energetic young
chairman, Amos Ledebur did uot wa
ver io bis efforts, and by hard aod
coustaut work succeeded in getting out
a magnigcieot vote, with ths nicest re
sults possible. All houor to little
Forest. She's right when all others
fail.
Official Vote of Form! Count , Xovcinhrr H, 1H92.
DISTRICTS.
- I 13
O 3
Harnett
Ureen Nebraska
Oreon On i ton villo
Howe Hal I town
Howo Cooper Tract
Howe ItrookHton
Howe Front's
Jenks Hyromtown
Jen ka Marien villo
Harmony West Hickory.,
Harmony Foglo Farm ...
Hickory ,
K ingsley
Tionosta Tow iiHhip
Tionesta Ilorough
....... iistf no
! 75! fill
6! 24
7
12'
!
22 6
l.tl 2
111,177
I 52; 4,-,!
I 3.V 21 !
Total .
...... 1.....1H3S,;G0
MAJOIUTIKS-Uarrlson over Cleveland, 278; Andrews over Kribbs, 280; Ilaight
over Oreenowalt, 185; Jamieson over Oraybill, 182; Proper over Clark, 75.
Weaver, People's Party candidate for President, got 3 votes in Hickory twp., at
Cooper Tract, 1 at Guitonville, 7 at Marienville. The Boeialist labor ticket got 1 vote
Harnett twp. For Congress-at-Large, Lilly, Rep., had (144; McDowell, Rep., 042; Al
Ion and Mcrritt, Pern., 052 each. Supreme Judge, Dean, R., 025; Ileydriek, D., 077.
Epworili League Convention.
Tho F.pworth League convention
of Franklin district was held io the
M. E. Church, Tiouesta, commencing
Monday evening of this week and ad
jouruing last evening. The sessions
throughout were most interesting and
beneficial. On the arrival of delegates
from a distance the young people of
lionesta League made' a special and
successful effort lo welcome them,
Tbe reception committee met the del
cgates at tbe trains and conducted
them to the church, which was beau
tifully decorated with flowers and ev
ergreens. The first session opened at 7:30 p. m.,
with Rev. M. Smith, President, in tbe
Chair, First there was a soog of wel
come by tbe Tionesta League choir.
Rev. McAnincb led in prayer. Miss
M arie Steward, of South Oil City, saug
a beautiful solo, after which Rev. J.
Boll NefT, the popular lecturer of west
ern Pennsylvania was introduced.
His subject was, "Into the King-Row
and Crowned," aod for nearly two
bours he held the attention of the au
dience, while he spoke upon the differ
ent movements upon tbe checker-board
of life, aod showed bow every man
could at last become a crowned King,
and sit down iu the King's Row. Af
ter a male quartet had rendered a
beautiful selection, Rev. Teets pro
nonuced the benediction.
Tuesday morning opeued ai 8
o'clock. After devotional exercises
aud the eurolliug of delegates, "the
Work of the Cabinet," "devotional
meetings," "work of literary depart
men:," "the Bible and tbe League,"
"why we need the L'pwortb Herald,"
aud other topics were discussed by dol
egates aud ministers present. A duet
was sung by Arthur Diugman and
Linus Shriver, the beuediclion pro
uonnccd by Rev. Thoburn, nud tbe
session adjourned for dinner.
The afternoon session opened with
E. K. Creed in tbe chair. "Junior
League" was discussed by Revs. J. b.
Neb", J. M. Thoburn, J. H. Clemens.
C. R. Thompson aud others Quartet
by Messrs. Dingman, Clark, Nason
and LaiiHin "Our Pledge," a paper
read by llev. F. D. Sutton.
At last evening's session a number
of resolutions weie passed, but a limit
of space makes it impossible for us to
give Ibeui in this connection. Amoug
others was one heartily thanking tbe
people of Tionesta for Iheir generous
hospitality aud kiuduets to tha viiiom-
also returning (banks to the speakers,
singers, anu ali others w ho iu auy way
contributed to the success of ibe con
vention. Kmlenlon was selected for
the next annual meeting.
Kcllcttville.
The hr.-4 deer killed this beasou around
hero wan captured at Newtown Mills ou
last Friday, bv Harrv ltinlolnli. This iu
Harry's lirst good luck and to aay that ho
was wen pleased Just ask the boys down
tuur way.
Tlio election passed oil' very quietly in
K ingsley township. There were 148 votes
polled out of 108 on tho registry list.
Mrs. lilmini Arnold, who has been suf
fering with dropsy for tho past 0 months,
died on Nov. 8, at Columbus, O., Hospital,
where she was taken a week before to bo
treated. The remains were interred at
Columbus for tho present. The deceased
was aged about 41 years.
W. A. Kribbs has sold his half interest
in hia leather job to his partner, Henry
Grace, Mr. (4. has 5 teams on the road.
Win. Carter and A. I,. Weller save a
good supply of rigs in their new livery
stable, which eau be hired at reasonable
rates.
Forest Proper is 011 a business trip to
New York.
Wm. I Soil 111 has taken a job of cutting
aud skidding 300.000 feet of chestnut for
the Tionesta Lumber Co.
Fred N. Stock, of Oil City, delivered a
lecture iu tho school house on the evening
of Nov. 3. Mr. Stock is interested iu the
liuilding mid Loau association of N. Y.
and it was for this purpose the lecture was
given.
Iu a recent letter to the uianul'uctuieis
Mr. A. W. Italdridge, Millersville, 111.,
says ; "Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
gives tho best satislacliou of auy uough
medicine I handle, aud as a seller, leads
all other preparations In this market. I
recommend It because it is the best medi
cine I ever bandied for coughs, colds aud
croup." For suie by Biggins fc Nasou.
President jCon gross.' AHvwnbly Treasurer
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From the papers we learn tbat a
Dakota editor now iu Maine, ou one
occasion occupied the pulpit for thelo
cal preacher for the purpose of deliv
erint, a lecture for the "Truth Seekers
Society." Speaking of a certain tor
nado, he said: It blew the cracks out
of the fence in Dakota; it lurned a
well wrong side nut in the State of
Mississippi; turned a cellar upside
down in Nebraska; blew all the staves
out of a whiskey barrel in Iowa and
left uothiog but tbe bung bole; chang
ed tbe day of the week in Maine ; kill
ed au honest Indian agent iu the far
west; blew ibe hair off a bald beaded
mau in Texas ; killed a truthful law
yer in Illinois; blew the mortgage off
a farm in Minnesota; scared a red
beaded woman io Michigan, and took
all the wind ont of a political orator
aud the convention iu Cincinnati. "
NEWSY NOTES.
Mayor-oloet Oilroy, of New York, in his
sworu statement of electiou expenses, puts
them down as a total of $2,343.50. The
peonies are reported as ovidonco of consci
entious truthfulness.
So soon tho oU'ccts are showing. A dis
patch from Youiigstown, Ohio, under date
of Nov. 12, says: The Falcon Iron and
Nail Company, which has been engaged in
putting in foundations for a largo tin plato
plant at Nilos, Ohio, has decided to com
plete the work already laid out but will
not finish tlio improvements until the pol
icy of the Democratic administration is do
tei niiuod. If favorable to the tin plate in
dustry tho works w ill bo lighted otherwise
they will be changed to some other indus
try. A Persian poet gives the following In
struction upon this iinoortant subject:
"When thou art married seek to please
thy wife, but listen not to all she says.
From man's right Bide a rib was taken
to form tlio woman, and never was there
seen a rib quite straight. And wouldst
thou straighten it? It breaks, but bends
uot. Since, then, 'tis plain that crooked Is
woman's temper, forgive her fault and
blame her not; nor let her anger thee, nor
coercion use, as all is vain to straighten
what is curved."
This is Hill Nye's detinlioii of a news
paper: "It is a library, it is an encyclo
pedia, a peom, a history, a dictionary, a
a time table, a romance, a guide,a political
resume, a ground plan of tho civilized
world, a low priced uiultum in parvo. H
is a sermon, a circus, an obituary, a ship
wreck, a symphony in solid brevier, med
ley of life and death, a grand aggregation
of man's glory and his thamo. It is iu
short, a bird's eye view of the magnam
inity and meanness, tlio joys and deaths,
the pride and poverty of the world, for a
few cents."
From the Lick Observatory, California,
comes the comforting assurance thatf the
comet discovered by Mr. Holmes on No
vember 6th, was observed there for poai
tiou by Prof. Barnard on the night of No
vember 8th. It is easily visible to the
nuked eye. It is about two degrees South
of the nebulae of Aoromedu. Its spectrum
was observed both visually and photo
graphically by Prof. Campbell. IJoth
tho nucleus aud coma givo a
stiong and continuous spoctrum
showing only a trace of usual green band.
This spectrum is throughly unibue among
the eemctury spectrum. All these things
are highly unimportant if true.
Notice to G'u Consumers.
At a meeting of the directors of the
Tiouesla Gas Company, held Nov. 3
1W'2, the following resolution was
passed: "That the rates of the Tio
nesta Gas Compauv be reduced in ac
cordance with tbe heading of Ibe pa
pers signed by tbe consumers, aud that
this resolution be published iu the
Forest Rei-uiilican aud the Demo
cratic Vindicator.
T. F. RITCI1EY.
Pres. Tionesta Gas Co.
American Cholera.
From the Daily IleveilU; Whatcom, Wash.
T. C. Uurnett. tho lieiiiovrali,- i-muli-
date lor Sheriff, was taken viiilmittv ill ut
Clearbrook. He had all the symptom of
Asiatic cholera, aud for an hour or two
it was feared ho would die. Thoy linally
gave hliii a dose of Chamberlain's Colic.
Cholera aud Diarrhoea Remedy, which re
vived him until a phvsicaii arrived."
That is precisely what the manufacturer
ol Uial medicine recommend for cholera.
Send for a physicaii but givo their medi
cine until the physical! arrives. For sale
by Siggins & Nason.
MARRIED.
MORRISON-CALK-At the residence of
Mr. Samuel Cale, iu Corsica, Pa., Wed
nesday, November 2d, 1SH2, by Rev, F.
P. Rritt, Mr. Milton R. Morrison, of Ma
rienville, Pa., aud Miss Ulauch R. Cale,
of Corsica, Pa.
HI I KI.KN'w AKM A NAI.VK.
1 no lirst Salvo in llm world for Cuts,
urines, Mores, l Ir-ors. Salt Rhruin, Fever
nores, letter, t;impp'd Hands, Chilblains,
tJorns, and nil Skin Fniptions, nud posi
tively cures Piles, or no pav required. It
It guaranteed to give pert'el-t satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 rents per
box. For sale bv Proper ifc Doutt.
iiriiiikenness, or the Liquor Habit,
...-ui,,,,, run-ii iiv iKimiiusiering l)r,
Humes' Golden Specific. It is inunul'ae-
uireu a a powder, which can be given in
a glass of beer, a cup of cnllee or tea, or in
food, without the knowledge of the pa
tient. It is absolutely harmless, and will
" I'crmiiiiiMii ana speedv cure
whether the patient Is a moderate drinkor
" mcoiinne wreck. It has been given
in umiisaniis 01 eases, nud in everv in
stance a perfect cure has followed". It
never fails. Cures guaranteed. 4S page
,,, u- iiiiirs iree. Address GDI,
DKN SPKCIFIC CO., H., H,.0 St., Cin
emnati, O. aug.lo-ly.
SHERIFTS SALE.
I , '"'-'' "I sundry writs of
iovart racias issued out of tlio
ouri 01 common Picas of Forest
bounty, Pennsylvania, nnd to me direct
ed, there will bo exposed to public sale or
; r ' 1 1,1,1 -""' i noose, 111 tlie Ilorough
of Tionesta, Pa., on
MONDAY, NOVKMIilOR 21, A. D. lsiij,
al 1 o'clock, p. m., the following described
iropuny, 10-wll :
UVA.I.K.S PRATT aud DAVID
-iiil,M' vs. .1. A. WATKRIIOUSF.,
IIORRACK P. PKItltlN, C. . CAMP
and H. J. PK.M HKRTON, Levari Kacias
mi. o .ovemuer Term, 1H2. M H
IJylos, Att y.
All the riirlit. title. iiit.,ui ,.i;.,. .,,..1
demand of the defendants of, in and to all
that certain Leasehold Mtuato, lying and
being in the Township of Howo nnd Coun
ty ol Forest and State of Pennsylvania
uii janiis 01 .v. j. tlii.eltinc, C. W. Stone
aim win. i-miisey, and demised and leased
unto r. J. Melviu and A. R. Walker bv
U',e wli(1. A .J "oltiiie. C. W. Stono and
W. M. Lindsev. bv virion of in....
denturo of lease bearing date the 2fth day
ol May, A. 1). Ihm, fur the term of
years irom me date thereof, for oil and
gas purpose, and recordod in the Record
er's Olhce in and for Forest County, in
Deed Hook No. Hi. at page 243, Ac.; said
Leasehold being bounded and described
as follows: All that certain Leasehold
Lstate in all those lour certain tracts of
land situate in tlie Towimhin nf itr....
County of Forest and State of Pennsylva
nia, being part of Warrant No. "ai!,
known and designated on a plat or draft
made by T. F. liarnes as the south half of
su juivisioii -a and K," and tho north
half of su bdi vision "F," each containing (if.
ty (50) acres, aud sul
ing sixty (liO) acres, and in all two hundred
and ten i210), boing the same estato ere-
aiu oy lease irom A. .1. Ha.ellino, C. V.
Stone and W. M. Lindsev to T. J. Melvin
and A. H. Walker, daleil Mav 211, A. D.
1W2 and recorded in said oflice in Deed
Hook No. Hi, page 213.
also 1 no Leasehold estate in all those
two certain tracts of hind situate in the
Township, County and State aforesaid, bo
ing parts of said Warrant No. 31113, known
and designated on said plat or draft made
j. ,j. .......t-, mn norm nail 01 sub
division "A" and '-C," containing in all
one hundred (100) acres, being tlie same
estate created by agreement mado July 31,
A. D. 1882, between said . J. Hazeltine,
w. M. Lmdsey and C. W. Stone, with J.
Milton tuller, recorded iu said oflice. in
Deed Hook No. l(i, pago 245.
also 1 tie Ijeasohold estate in all that
certain uaci 01 land situate in tlie Town
shin of Howe, County ami State aforesaid,
and beimr nart of suiil Wnrrunt m., 'iiu i
kuown and designated on said plat or draft
mnde by T. F. liarnes, as tlio east half of
subdivision "K," containing thirty-live
' - . cios, more or loss; tlio whole of said
subdivision "K," containing seventy (70)
acres more or less, was leased by A. .1.
Hazeltine, C. W. Stone and W. M. Lind
sey to L. A. Ri-eiinnman and S. M. Reid,
by Indenture of Lease dated August 10,
A. 1). lisoa, recorded in said ollice iu Deed
j.oon nu. 10, page ::i, una in nnd bv a
certain petitioner ncrrcement and assign
ments made J une 3d, A. D. 14, by and be
tween Asher 11. Walker. J. Milton Fuller,
Thomas.!. Melvin, C.C.Mel vin, P. M.Shan-
11011, Samuel Li. IiayneundC. 1-2. liarnes, lirst
parlies and then owners of an undivided
one-fourth (1) of said Leasehold estate in
all of said subdivision '-K," ami the L'nion
Oil Company, second partv and then own
ers of an undivided ono'-fourth of said
Leasehold estate in tlie whole of said sub
division "K," and L. A. Ili-eniienian and
S. M. Reid, third parties, then owners of
an undivided half of said Leasehold estate
iu tlio whole of said subdivision "K," the
whole of said Leasehold ostato in the west
half of said subdivision "K" was parti
tioned and assigned to said third parties
aud the whole of same, in tlie east half ot
said subdivision "K" was apportioned
and assigned an undivided one-half to
said lirst parties, ami the other undivided
half to the Union Oil Company, second
party, which entire Leasehold estato in
tlie east half of said subdivision "K" so
created and vested as aforesaid iu said
lirst parties and second parties intended
to be herein conveyed unto the party of
the second part hereto.
Also The Leasehold estato In all that
eertain tract of land situate in the Town
ship, County and Slate aforesaid, bounded
aud described as follows: lleginning at a
point eighty rods south of the north linn
of Warrant No. 31H.I. and one hundred
rods west of the eut line of said Warrant,
running thence south eighty ISO; rods;
thence west one Ii 1111, 1 red rods;'norlh eight y
(80 rods; thence east one hundred ( l(Hl
rods to the place of beginning. Contain
ing fifty (50) aen, and being the south
half of Lot "D," aei-onliitif lo the 10 110
and allotment of lands of Liudscy, Hael-
tine and Coiupunv. situate in said War
rant No. 3l!l;i, said distance and propor
tions being approximate, and (he in
tention lieing to convey a lease of the most
southerly portion o said Lot, containing
fifty (50) acres strict measure; being (he
same estate created by agreement of lease
from R. 11. Stone lo J. II. Ilardison, dated
August nib, ls2, with sundry assign
ments, recorded ii, K1j, odicii iu Deed
hook .mi. to, pago 240, vc.
Also The Leasehold eslme iu all that
certain tract of land situate in tho Town
ship, County and State aliiresiiil, being
part of Warrant No. 2!ml known and des
ignated as lot No. 8, bounded as follows:
llegiiinini; on tbe southern boundary line
of said Warrant al a point sixty-nine
and tivo-teiiths (till 5-Kli rods from the
southwest corner of said Warrant; thence
running east on sai. I southern boundary
line one hundred and thirt v-nino (l')
rods, llieuce north on a parallel with the
western boundary line of said Warrant
115 rods, thence west una line parallel
with said southern boundary lino one
hundred and thirty-uino ( I.IH) rods, thence
south 011 a line parallel with the western
boundary line of said Warrant 115 rods to
tho place of beginning. Containing 0110
hundred (100) acres mere or less, being the
same estate created by lease from J. M.
Itonliaiu to J. M. Fuller, dated August lo,
1882, recorded iu said ollieo iu Heed Hook
No. Pi, page 2 4.
Also Tlio Leasehold iu all that certain
tract of laud situate in tlie Touuship,
County and State aforesaid, being part of
said Warrant No. 2HHI, bounded and de
scribed as follows: Beginning at tlie
soutli west corner of said Warrant; thence
running cast 011 southwest boundary line
of said Waarant sixty-nine and live-icntlis
rods; llieuce north on a line parallel with
the western boundary line of said War
rant to a point intersecting the northern
linoofsnid Warrant two hundred ami thir
ty (2:10) rods; theneo west 011 tint northern
boundary line of said Warrant to tho
northwestern corner thereof sixlv-niuo.
and live-tenths rods; thence south on the
western boundary line of said Warrant
two hundred and thirty (230) rods to the
place of beginning. Containing one hun
dred ( 100) acres, more or loss, being the
same estate created bv agreement of Icaso
from J. M. Itonham to A. II. Walker. P.
M. Shannon ami Tliounis J. Melvin diitod
August 21st, 1SS2, recorded iu said ollieo
iu Deed Hook No. L", pao b.
Also Tho Leasehold estate iu all Una
eertain lot nr piece of land situate in tho
Township. County and Slate aforesaid,
snd described 11s follows, viz.: Four
pieces or parts of Warrant No. 3IH.I, iu
the County of Forest and Stain of Penn
sylvania, containing three hundred and
thirt v CI.'Ki) aeics more or less, being lots
marked I), J, , and It, according to a
certain map ol lauds awarded bv Lindsev,
IIa7.oltine and Company, and Slone and
liarnes. iu Howo Township, Forest Coun
ty, Penna.. Imso, from which the subjoined
extract shows the location of the saiil Lots
relating lo ea-h other and to the houiidn
rys of said Warrant, lo-wit :
I
J
I ! 31
Subject, however to a certain lease dale,)
August ll, lss2, 111:1, le by K. H. Slone to
.1. H. Ilardison, of the south half of Lot
' I ' aforesaid, emit ilium u fifty (50) acres, and
to all the terms, ooenants and provisions
thereof, being the same estate in said lands
created hy article ol agreement made No
vember 11, A. I). ss-, between W. P.
Hook and R. 11. Slone of tho one part, and
T. J. Melvin, A. II. Waker, P. M. Shan
non, J, M. Fuller, s. ;. Ila.vne, C. C. Mel
vin and C. C. Parsons, a co-partnership as
Melviu, Walker, Shannon A Co., and the
L'nion oil Co., said Corporation, and the
Union iil Copany, In equal undivided
interests.
At.so -All the right, title, interest, claim
and demand of said parties of the first
part of, in and to a certain Leasehold es
tate in a part of Warrant No. 21H1, known
and designated as Lot No. 7, one hundred
and one and 27-loo acres.
At.so All the right, title, interest and
claim of said parties of the tirst part of, in
and to a certain lease to cut and remove
all the growing timber, except such trees
and bushes which are marked as corner
or line trees, from a certain tract of laud
containing one hundred and one acres,
known nnd designated as Lot No. 7, being
a subdivision of Warrant No. 2!11, in
Howe Township, Forest County, Pa.
A i.rii All the oil wells situate 011 the
lands hereby conveyed, and the rigs, ma
chinery, fix tines and appurtenances there
to belonging, together with all and singu
lar the mining rights.
'Taken in execution and lo be sold as the
property of J. A. Walerhouse, Horrace P.
Porrin, C. C. Camp and II. J. Pemberton
at the suit of Charles W. Pratt and David
Phillips.
ALSO,
CIIAllt.F.S W, PRATT nu.l DAVID
I'll I LLI PS vs. .1. A. WATLHHOUSi;.
I IO Kit. UK P. PF.RRIN. C.C.CAMP
mid II.. I. PKMRF.RTON, Levari Facias
No. 7, November Term, 1SH2. M. II.
IJylos, All y.
All tho right, title, interest and claim ot
tlie defendants of, iu and lo all that cer
tain piece, parcel or lot id hind situate in
Howe Township. Forest County, Pa.,
bounded and described as follows: He
ginning on the southern boundary of
Warrant No. 2W1. at a point sixtv-ninn
and live-tenths (ii!i 5-101 rods from the
south-western corner of said Warrant:
thence running east on said southern
boundary line one hundred and thirty
nine rods ( ; tlience running north on
a line parallel with the western boundary
lino 01 said warrant one hundred and
fifteen (115) rods; thence running west
on a line parallel with said southern
boundary line one hundred and thirty
nino (I3!i) rods, thence running south on a
lino parallel with tlie western boundary
line of said Warrant one hundred anil
fifteen (115i rods lo the place of begintiimr.
Containing one hundred Acres (ion A),
tnoro or less.
Also All that certain Piece. parcel or lot.
of hind situate in Howe Township, Forest
Co., Pa., bounded and described as fol
lows: Hcgininng al the southwest corner
of Warrant twenty-nine hundred and
ninety-one (2H!il thence running east on
tlio southern boundary line of said War
rant sixty-time ami live-tenths rods;
thence running north on a line parallel
with tho western boundary line of said
Warrant to a point intersecting the north
ern lioundarv line ot said Warrant two
llllll, I led and thirty 230 rods; tiieucn
running west ou the northern boundary
line of said Warrant to the 1101 Hi western
corner thercol sixty-nine and liye-tenths
lid 5-101 rods : thence running south on
the western boundary line of said warrant
two hundred and thirty (23o roils to the
phuo of beginning. Containing, one
hundred looj acres, more or less, being
oil tin eastern end of said Warrant.
Al so All that certain piece or parcel
of laud situate in Howe Tuwiishin.
Forest County, and slate of Pennsylvania.
a part of Warrant 2HSII, bounded and de-
Hied as follows; lleginning (IU the
northern boundary lino of said Warrant at
at a point two hundred and eight ami
live-tenths rods from tlio northwestern
corner ol said Warrant, running thoncecast
on said northern boundary lineouo liund-
I ami lliti'tv-nniu llllii) rods: thence
south on a line parallel witli the
western boundary lino of said Warrant
one hundred aud lil'iccii II5) rods; thence
west 011 a line parallel with the northern
louiidary line ot said arrant 1311 rods:
tlience north 011 a line parallel with tlie
western boundary line of said Warrant
1 15 rods lo mo place of beginning. Con
taining one hun, lied acres, more
or less, lieing Lot No. (I, of
subdivision of said warrants, as desig
nated una diagram conveyed by J. M.
llonhani et al to S. i. Ilavno el al. record
ed in Deed Hook No. Ill, page 207, except
ing and reserving out of this grant an
equal 1 part ol all petroleum and gas or
oilier valuable or valatile substances lo
J. M. Houhaiu his heirs and assigns, and
a deed conveying the undivided hall' of
said land to the I' nioii oil Company, Deed
lioou .(!. 10, page o.
Al so All thai certain piece or parcel of
land in said Howe Township being "0
acres of Ibe trai t of loo acre conveyed to
Michael Murphvbv Robert Deniiison et al.
being iu the eastern part of Warrant No.
3I1IS, bounded and described as follows:
lii-ginning at tlie southeast corner of said
Warrant No. 3IH8, running thence north
along the eastern lioundarv ol said War
rant No. 3llis to tho Warren County lino:
thence we-il along said Warren County
line MUllieicul distance that by running
thence south to the southern boundary
linoofsnid Warrant No, ;i:8 and norin
ern boiiiidaiy line of Warrant Ulna,
and tlience easl along aid southern
boundary line of Warrant 31H8 to the
place of beginning, will contain tot) acres.
Tlie 50 acres nil, 'tide, I lo be conveyed
hereby lo be apportioned out of the one
hundred acres aloresaid, as follows: The
said liKl acres to be divided into four equal
portions ol 2.1 acres each by line running
cast and west parallel with the northern
! boundary lin.i, and the said lots
1 : to be numbered I, 2, 3, slid 4;
1 from tlie lop down, from north
2 I lo south 1 and the lilty acres iu-
3 I tended to be convoyed being tlie
1 middle 50 acres and lols 2 and 3,
4 a -cording to the plat iu tlie mar-
gin ol Heed Hook No. Pi, page 41.
Taken in execution and to be sold as tho
property of J. A. atcihouse, Horrace P.
Porrin, C. C. Camp and II. J. Pcmhortou
at the Hit if of Charles V. Pratt and David
Phillips.
TKRMSOI'S.VI.K.-Thc following must
be strictly complied 11I1 when the prop
erty is stricken dow 11 :
1. When the phiiiililt or other lieu cred
itors become the purchaser, ib ,.,,sts 011
the w i ns must be paid, aud a list ,i liens
including mortgage searches on the prop
erty sold, togdher with Midi lien e editor
receipt for the amount ol the proceeds of
the sale or sin h poi lin Ihereof as he may
claim, must be luriiislicl the shei nf.
2. All bids luiist be paid iu full.
3. All sales in, 1 sciih-.l immediately will
lie continued mini 2 o'clock p. in., of the
next dav, at w in, h time all property not
settled for will again be put up and sold at
the expense and risk ol the person to whom
lirst sold.
See Purdou's digest. Ninth Tdilion,
page 44'i, and Smith's Forms, page 3M.
Joll x R. osi;ool, sheriil.
Sheriff's (Hike, Tionosta, Pa., Oi Uiber 20
11'-.