THE FOREST REPUBLICAN..
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY !8. lf-03
BOROUGH OFFICERS.
Burg C. R. Davis.
Councitmen. Pntrick Jnyon, W. A
Grove, W. A. Hlinnd. . II. Haslet, A
H. Dnlo, Joseph Morgan.
Juttee of Ms feuceS. F. Propor, R
J. Hotlev.
Contnhle R. R. Canflold.
Cotec-or .1. W. Landers.
Director H, W. Robinson, A,
B. Kelly, n. H. Knox. .1. T. Brennan, J
R. Clark, T. K. Rltchey.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
Afemher of Conor a. F. Kninns
Member of .Senate If abut V. Hall.
Amhty J. J. Haiout.
Prtniiieni Judge Cnt rlbs H.Noyks.
Aoeinte Judge JoHn II. Whitr,
C. W. Clark.
Viurr Q. Jamikbok.
VotAonofary, Regiter& Recorder, rf-e.
''AI.VIN M. A Rum.
SAsrtjr. John R. Osaoon.
Ootn m t f Her s C. K. Lkoebitr, Jas.
McInttrr, Philip Emrvt.
'n(v Yuritrneo'ef O. W. Krrr.
Piatrirt Attorney P. M. Ci.ark.
jury H()mmjonr I no, N. IlKAT.I.
R. W. GPTTO?f. .
County (i-H"Vor -J. F. PROPER.
Coroner D. W. Ci.ark.
Cnnvty Auditor V. W. Thomas, .1.
A. Dawbow, R. Flyivi.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TIONESTA LODGE. No WW. t O.O. P.
Meet every Tuesday evening, in Odd
Fellow' Hall, Partridge building.
IoREST LODGE, No. 14, A.O. U. W.,
Mests every F riday evening in A.O.U.
W. Hal), Tionesta.
WASHINGTON CA M P. No. 420. pTo.
R. of A , meets every Saturday vo
nlng in A. O. U. W, Hall', Tionesta.
CAPT.dKORGF.8TOW POST. No, 274
G. A, R. M t 1st and Sd Wednes
day evening in earn m.mth, in Odd Fel
lows, Hall, Tionesta.
CAT. GEORGE STOW CORPS, No.
17, W. R. C, moots first and third
Wednesday evening or each month, in A.
O. U. W. hall, Tioneata, Pa.
BOARD of EXAMINING SURGEONS
f r Forest County, meets on the
third Wednesday of each month, at 10
o'clock, a. m., in Dr. Morrow's oitiee,
Tlnneata, Pa.
P M.CLARK,
ATTORNEY-AT LAW.
and District Attorn et. Office, cor. ol
lm and Rrldure Streets, Tionesta, Pa.
Also agent for a number of reliable
Fire Insurance Companies.
LTdavis
attorn f.y-at- law,
Tionesta. Pa. Collection made In this
and adjoining counties.
1 F. R1TCHFY,
ATTORNRY-AT-LAW,
Tlones'a, Pa.
JB. SIGQ1NS, M. I).,
Physiolan, Surgeon A Drucglst,
TIONESTA, pa.
J W. MORROW M. D
Physician, Surgeon A Dentist.
Otllioe and residence three dwra north of
Lawrence Houhh, Tinnenta. Profession
al calls promptly responded to at all
hours.
LAWRENCE HOUSE,
L. AG NEW, Proprietor.
Tionesta, Pa. Centrally located, greatly
enlarged, newly furnished throughout,
and complete in all its appointments.
Hum pie rooms for Commercial Agents.
Qood Livery In connection.
pENTRAlT HOUSEj
V O. C. BROWN ELL, Proprietor.
1 Tlonsela. Pa. This is the mostcentrally
locatod hotel in the place, and ha all the
modern Improvements. No pains will
be spared to make it a pleasant stopping
place for the tiavedng public
REST HOTEL,
West Hickory, Pa.
Jaooh Render. Proprietor. This hotel
. has but recently been completed, is nice
ly furnished throughout, and oilers the
finest and mmt comfortable accomm da
tiona to guests and the traveling public.
Kates reasonable.
DR. F. T. NA80N,
PHYSICIAN A SURGEON,
TIONESl'A, PA.
Office on Elm Street. Calls attended to
promptly day and night.
MAY, PARK A CO.,
- HANKERS.
Corner of Elm A Walnut Six., Tionexta,
Pa., Hank of Discount -nd Deposit. In
terest allowed on Tune Deposits Collec
tions made on all the Principal points of
- the U. H. Collections solicited.
piIIL. KMERT,
FANCY BOOT A SHOEMAKER.
Shop In Heck building next to Smear
jaugu A Co.'s store. I prepared to do all
Kind" of custom work troiu tne Hi. est to
the ooarsesi and guaraou a his work to
?ive perfect satisfaction. Prompt attoti
ion givou to mending, and prices rea
sonable. JyHKNZO FULTON.
Manufhcturer of aud Dealer in
HARNESS. COLL.RS. BRIDLES,
And all kinds of
HORSE FURNISHING GOODS.
1IONESTA. PA.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil market flooeil yesterday 531.
Dr Tolr was down from Ma
rieuville nil business at argument
d mrt yesterday.
All precincii have been liearrl
from and Elk county wants 97 li
censes i tiia year.
Mr II. 8. Hall of Pittshurg is
vi.iiii.g the family of bis brotlier in
law, Dr. Biggin.
Vquire Isaac Junes of Fseunrlus
was a elcoo e visitor at the Kepuli
can ffii e yesterday.
Dr. Morrow attrnded the dedica
tion of the new United Presbyterian
Church at ICedtl) ll'c, l hid couoly, lasl
Subbalh.
The Blizzard shiveriiigly ex
claims that it is possible to overdo
the tiling, even in the matter of "old
fashioned winters."
Mis Alice Hoiightaling of Wi!
nx, Ps., ami Miss Loll a shields of
I"'iialia con nly, were guests of Miis
Gertrude Mi El hoes during (be past
week.
This isn't the most healthy
weather for small game, and 'tis like
ly "bunny" will not be so plenty next
season uulrss there comes t soft spell
snot),
D-ivid M.ifgiove F'-rd nf Hyrom
town, Forent county, and Miss Hsitie
Jones of Fraukliu, took out marring
license in Venango couuty, one day
last week.
Ed. Riser was able to come to
town yesterday for the firt time since
the new year, having been laid up by
a haid lunIe with grip during this
floe mu of sleighing,
Mrs Albert Hayden desires to
hank friends here for the kind at-is
and many expressions of sympathy
bestowed upou her during her recent
sad niiisiou to Tiutiesta, the burial nf
her husband.
"An excellent remedy" is what
Mr. W II Ames 712 S, 17th St , Si
Louis, Mo., says ot it, in these words:
"I have used Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup
sud found it to be an excellent reme
dy for coughs and colds."
8erices at bmh the M E and
Prei-hylerati Churches are being con.
tiuued nightly, with prayer .neelings
every afternoon at three o'clock.
The meetings at both churches have
t.eeu well attended and fruitful ol
good results,
While othtr towtiS about ushave
been "hollering for more gas" during
the past extra cold spell, Tioiiesia
has snugly enjoyed a good supplt,
aud one has beeu obliged tu step oiii
of doors ill order lu find huw really
cold it was,
Don't overlook the fact thai
Burnett cutting and slashing prices
these days, aud customers are hound
to get the beui fit of some rare bar
sins in all kinds of' wiuter goods i
they t-all early. The gouds must go
Prices no object. 2t.
Mrs. V. F. Rumherger, mother
ol Hev. C C. Ittiuiberger, died at
her home in Craigiville, Armstrong
county, on Thursday, the 12th inst
Her illnesa was not of long duration
.-he was 76 years of age, and the
mother t'f len children, six of whom
survive bur.
The Pennsylvania Commissioners
of Fifhtrieg are now prepared to re
ceive applications for brook trout fry.
Appln annus should he Si-nt to the
following cnmmiwsioiier: Henry C
Ford, 823 Vine street, Philadelphia ;
VV L Powell, Hsrrii-burg; 8. B
Slillwell, Kcralilou ; H. C. Deinulh.
Lancastei ; Louis Siruber, Erie; G
V. Welshoiis, Pitisburg.
Mrs. Jas Dack returned Satur
lay Isst from Kellett ville, accompan
ied by her daughter, Mrs. Dr Barber,
who has lately recovered from a seri
ous illness. One of the principal oh
jects of Mrs Barher's visit here was
the purchase, from agents at Titus
ville, of a new piano, which will add
materially to the pleasures of the
Doctor's new home. PleuMntille
Jcord.
I In r no in used to gay that "when
a merchant withdraws his advertise
tn cnt from the newspaper it is a pre!
ty certain sign that he Voes not wsnt
your trade. He is tired and and
heeds rest; so keep away from him."
A bad case nf rheumatism cured
with 75 cents. Mr. Aug. Schei fie.
St. Louis, Mo , writes: "Last reek 1
had a very bad attack of rheumatism,
used three bottleg of Sslvali. n Od
which stopped the pain and cured
me.
While walking on Main Sireet
Tuesday afternoon, Philip Dean, of
Msrienville fell and broke his left leg
above the ankle. He was carried to
i he C ulter House and Drs. Rimer
aud Sloan put him in as easy shape
as possihle. To-day he was taken
home. Clarion Jackmnian.
August Carlson, section foreman
at Jamiesnn station, had the great toe
ol his right foot crushed by a railroad
lie on Tuesday nf last eek, aud the
injury has since given him considers
ble trouble. A few days after, Dr.
Morrow found it necessity to ampu
tate a goodly portion uf the injured
toe gangrene having set in.
Sunday night last was the cold
est of the season thus far. Monday
morning the borough thermometers
t-howed all the way from 8 to 12 de
grees below zero, depending on l.ica
lion. At Billy Clark's, on Hunter
Run the mercury dropped to 16 hp
low, which was two degrees lower
than that nf the previous night.
The Derrick urges the establish
ment of a woo buying house there as
a good move f the hns'ness intt rests
of that place, which prompts the
meddlesome Franklin Newt to re
inaik that "there isn't so good a clip
of lamb's wool at the Oil Exchange
as there used to be, hut the farm
grown wool ought to he sufficient to
make something of a trade."
A two-inch pipe line is being
laid by Kshle Bros. & Grey from
Porcupine Run, in President town
ship, to Rouseville, where it will
connect wilh the line of the Valley
Oil Works It is a private liue and
is to be used in handling the produc
ing in President township of the
Kentlemen named, who have 27 uells
dulled nu a 400 acte lease. Frank
lin Newg.
Township and borough caucuses
should be hold three weeks earlier
liis year than usual. The machinery
f the new ballot law is much slower
and more cumbersome than hereto
fore, and iu order that there he in.
friction, nominations should be made
at once, as time must he given to gel
the ball-as printed and distributed,
aud it cau't be done if all wait till
the last moment.
-Forest Lodge, A O. U. W , will
install the following officers next
Friday evening: M- W, Chas , F
Thomson ; Foreman, II. E. Smith;
Overseer, G. W Walters; Recorder,
L J Hopkins; Financier, S J Ret
ley; Receiver, J. B Hagerty; Guide
L. Fulton; Inside Watch, J K.
Clark ; Outside Watch, .1. E. Weok.
L,J. Hopkins is the newly elected
Reiresi titative to the Grand Lodge
Judging from the amount nf ties
that have been hauled through this
place to the station duriug this ex
eel lent run of sleighing one is led
tu wonder where all the timber is
coming from, as it was thought that
class of material had long ago been
stripped itJ' completely hereabouts
But the hauling continues w'thoui
ahatemeut, and we apprehend if the
rleighing were to lasl till summei
there would still be lies to haul.
Wm. Taft, who drives one f E
L Dewoody's teams iu the lumber
woods at Fox creek, Green township,
net wilh an accident tin Thursday
morning last which may yet result
seriously. He had hitched to a large
stick of limber, and when the horses
were pulling about as much as they
were able to, one of the tugs hr- ke
and the end next to the driver flew
back wilh terrific force striking Taft
in the pit uf the stomach. He has
since been suffering very severely
from the injury, and there is danger
from intlamation, iu which event the
case might terminate fatally. Mr
Taft is a young married man.
Considerable excitement was no
fssioned yesterday afiernonu about 4
o'clock, by the sounding of the fire
alarm whistle, which called nut the
town. The building recently vacate
by Henry Shoemaker, and which
stands on the Hulings lot near the
handle factory was on fire aud burned
fc the ground. A good many of Mr
Shoemaker's bed clothes weie left in
the building when he moved out, be
ides his kit of carpenter tools, near
ly all of which were consumed. Two
lillle children were iu the house, and
were playing with fire, which was the
came of the mischief, the flames get
ting beyond control before being dis
covered. The building was not of niu h
consequence, and Mr. Shoemaker's
heaviest lues is on his tuols. No iu
surance.
Ths Kttlatiniiig Jicpuhlican an
noiinces that through the instrument
ality of iis junior editor the Alleghe
ny river has been thoroughly stocked
with black bsa. A number of thone
fish arrived at Kittanning and others
were distributed along the line.
Over 25,000 in all have been placed
in the river between Pittsburg and
Oil City. It will require a much
larger riuniher, however, to thoroughly
stock so long a stream,
Who's been lying to the Pless
autville Record man f Hear him: It
is either the coldest spot on earth
down around Stewarts Run, or the
community can figure on having the
highest liar in Forest Co., in its
midst. One individual reports that
his thermometer went so low during
the past week that it broke off a ten
penny nail on whicn it hung, and
smashed in a thousand pieces on the
door step. This is awful cold.
At a meeting of the voters nf
Timiesta township at the court house
Isst Saturday afternoon, the follow
ing t'n ket was nominated fur the Feb
ruary election: Judge of elections,
Asa Lnvijey; Inspectors, A. V
St roup, John Wiles; School Direct
ors, George Swab, Henry Wolf; Road
Commissioner, John Wolf; Overseer
of the Poor, Ernest Sibhle; Auditors,
J. B. Eden, Charles Warden; Assess
or. J H Weutworih; Collector, Hen
ry Rhodes; Constable, J. h Eden;
Treasurer, W.n. Lawrence; Clerk, J.
W. Mong.
This is the fifth week of good
ting winter weal her, during which
period there has been hut nue day on
which it might be said it thawed
The cold seems to be very general
preading over more terJilory than
any we have had in a number of
yeais, and coal and fuel famines are
reported from every section of cotiu
try. Along the Ohio river, from its
source tu its mouth, the distress iu
ths direction ig very great, and
should the severe weather continue
much longer the suffering will be dif
ficult to overcome.
Some people seem to regard the
sanctuary as a plase fur visiting and
transacting business. Atone nf the
churches, Sunday morning, the pastor
was compelled to stop, in the midst of
the mnn eloquent and impressive part
of his setruon, and request some
young pe pie who were whispering to
desist. Exchange. This is one of
the most ill bred, not to say sacrileg
ious, practices that can be imagined,
and is often carried on by those whom
one might suppose were better reared,
and who seem to think no nne is aware
of their conduct. None of these actions
escape the eye ot the minister, wheth
er he seems to notice them or uoi,
while perhaps one half the congrega
tion sees tud is disgusted.
Skating is the out door craze
this wintei. In the cities and towns
about all the folks appear to he get
ting their skates on. The maiufac
turers and hardware dealers found
themselves unprepared for the rush.
The sale uf skates in this city has
heen u .usually large, and the Derrick
reports that in Oil City over 1,000
pairs of skates have heen sold since
Christmas. One of the firms order
ing from a New York house a few
days ago received an auswer that the
latter houe had disposed of 10 000
pairs wiihio the previous ten days,
and were sold out. -Franklin AWs
1 he same ennditiou of affairs holds
good in these parts, where the skate
market has heeu about the livelest
thing in business circles.
The Franklin News notes its pur
chase of a consecutive numbering
machiue and announces in ability to
print ballots for the February elec
tions. There is uo warrant in the law
for the numbering nf the hsllot stubs,
and last fall a number uf counties
did not so numher them. This nuiu
beri. g freak was one nf tl.e rulings
of t tie Secretary nf the Common
wealth. Last May iu a letter from
the Secretary's office over the sigui
Hire of the Chief Clerk, occurs the
following language: "It is not th
proviuce of Ibis Department, nor in
deed was it so contemplated by the
law to give any decisions in an offi
cial capacity on any part nf the law.
lis interpretation must be entirely
with the County Commissioners or
their Attorney and with the Courts"
If language meaus anything we
rhould sy that the County Com mis
sinners nf each county may decide
this question of uumheriug to suit
ihemelves. Wilh no numbering one
bugbear uf many country offices
wuuld be removed Tidioute Jfcwt.
A big cut iu prices of winter
goods at Bsruetl's, who is determined
not to cat ry over any uf these goods
if low prices will sell them. 25 to
50 per ceut seems like a hig cut, but
we'll give it rather than carry the
stock over. Come iu and see. We
cau't enumerate the half. 2t.
For bargains in Furniture go to
S. H. Haslet & Sua' cheap furniture
Wore. tf.
Heath r'roin Itlnoil Pol -.on.
Mrs, Airn A. Copeland died at her
home in Harmony townsnip, on
Friday m irtilug last. Ahiut one
week previous she was hiiten on the
thumb by a dog, causing an ugly
wound which became very painful.
Medical aid was summoned, but lit
tie relief could be afforded the suffer
er. Blood poison set in and the en
ire arm became greatly swollen
Her Condition grew rapidly wo se
and more painful until at the time
indicated death came to her relief.
Mrs. C' pel a nd was a most exemplary
Christain woman, and by her gentle
disposition won the high esteem of ev
eryone who knew her. She will be
most sadly mixsed by the community
in which she had proved heiself a
ministering angel to many a family
in need of such an one. Her age was
about 67 years, and besides a hus
band and several children mostly
grown she leaves a large ci'de ot
friends to mourn her loss. The fu
neral was held on Sunday.
LUt of Jurors, Feli'y Term, 1893.
GRAND JURORS.
Archer, W. L farmer, Harmony,
Burhenn, Oeorge, runner, Kingsloy.
Cunins, James, farmer, Harnett.
Clancy, Joseph, driller, Howe.
Frank, L. W., sawyer, Jenks.
Frost, David, laborer, Hnwo.
Foreman, W. J , lumberman, Hickory.
Gross, Dave, laborer, Jenks.
Ilulitigs, Albert, farmer, Barnctt.
Henderson, J. F., laborer, Harnett.
Hepler, W. C.. farmer, Tionesta tp.
Holiday, Honry, Jobber, Kingsley,'
Johnson, James, farmer. Hickory.
Maze, E. C, farmer, Barnett.
Moon, W. D., laborer. Harmony.
Shaffer, Charles, farmer, Hickory.
Sowles, A. W., laborer, Howe,
Walters.Jno., board housekeeper, Jenks.
Walters, George, teamster. Borough,
Wort, Michael, farmer. Hickory.
Whitehill, Dave, farmer, lenks.
Whitoomb, Will, laborer. Hickory.
Woodington, James, laborer, Tionesta tp.
PETIT JURORS.
Agnew, Lenard, Landlord, Borough.
Atwell, George, laborer, Kingsley.
Allan, W. C, merchant, Harmony,
Ball, W. N., laborer. Borough.
Bowman. F. S., lumberman, Green.
Cosper, Ed., laborer, Howe.
Carson, John T., agent, R Tough.
Coon, Wallace, laborer, Jenks,
Crawford, Bruce, pilot, Borough.
Kenstermuker, David, laborer. Hickory.
Fogle, Benjamin, farmer, Harmony.
Foy, Solomon, la orer, Jenks,
Goodwin, Ed., laborer, Oroen.
Hunter, 8. E., laborer. Hickory.
Hill, Truman L., farmer, Hickory,
Hepler, J. R., farmer. Green.
Haslet, Philip, farmer, Kingsley.
Heath, Carlos, larmer, Kingsley.
Kilmer, W. F., clerk. Borough.
Kellogg, J. J laborer, Barnett.
Kllnestiver, Charles, h.borer. Green,
Kellogg, Philip, farmer, Jenks.
Littlefleld, L. I!., rnrmer, Hickory.
McCulIouuh, J. M laborer, Green.
McCIoskey, Hugh, Jr., farmer, Jenks.
Neely, James, laborer, Jenks.
Osgood, W. L., farmer. Kingsley.
Puffenberg, A. J., supt., Kingsloy.
Rudolph, Edwin, laliorer, Hickory,
Robinson, G. W., merchant, Borough.
Suminerville, John, laborer, Hov,
Snyder, S. S., laborer. Jenks.
Showers, A,, shoemaker, Hnwo.
Scerena, Charles, farmer, Hickory.
Biggins, W. P., merchant, Harmony.
Terrel., J. G., sawyer, Green.
Work, Josiab, lumberman, Barnett.
Wertz, Math ins, farmer. Green, '
Wray, W. I,., rurmor, Jenks.
Whitton, John, farmer, Green,
Wenk, J. E editor. Borough.
Ward, Samuel, laborer, Barnctt.
Itules for the Journey of Life.
Never ridicule sacred things or what
others might esteem as such, however
absurd they may appear to you.
Never show levity in the bouse of God.
Never resent a suppose I injury till
you know tho views and motives of the
author of it, and on no occasion relate it.
Always take the part of an absent per
son who is censured In company, as far
as truth and propriety will allow.
Never think worse of another on ac
count of his differing from you in politi
cal and religious "objects.
Never dispute with a man who is more
than sevunty years of ago, nor with a
woman, nor with any sort of an enthu
siast. '
Don't affect to be witty, or to Jest ho as
to huit the feelings of another.
Say as little as possible of yourself and
of those who are near to you.
Aim at cheerfulness w ilh. ut lovity.
Never court the favor of the rich by
flattering tho vanities of their riches.
Spesk with calmness and deliberation
on all occasions, especially of circum
stances which tend to irritate.
Frequently rovicw your conduct and
note your failings.
School Reports.
Report of German Hill school for
fourth month, ending Jan. 13, 1893:
Number enrolled a); average attendance
I'J. Present every day : Anna and Em
ma Zuendcl, Rosa Bin hen, Maud Wei lor,
Alma Lohmeycr, Maggie Heluens. Mary
Bush, Willie Elilurs, Albert Bchrens,
Vernon Ralston, Henry IIiinIi, and Con
rad Ledebur. Rosa 1). II untkr, Teach
er. Tho following iiHinod pupils of Sliilver
School, Tionesta twp., have not been ab
sent during the month ending Jan'y tt,
I83: Carrie tstiiziuger, Nettie Mealy,
lilanc-iie Ktitxinger, Pearl McMichael,
Alelhla Wallace, Jennie Mealy, Clyde
McMicliael, Wilton Hepler, Arnold Pas
Miner, Arthur IStilzinger, Harry Wolf,
Leslio PassHuer, Clyde, Stitzinger, Char
lie Passuuer, Bruce Ktiuinger, Claud
McMichael and Sol. Mealy, builio Stitz
inger, Sadie lloruor, Allco Stitzinger,
and Charlie Wolf mi&od one day. Num
ber enrolled 29. D. D. Waonku, Teach
er. Ar yon reading your cvn papet t
Starr.
Harry Thompson wanp from Ncbras
i Sunday visitlmr fi lends.
ks:
A few of Rosa Riirhen'i'synung friends
gave her a pleasant surprise one evening
last week. f "sj
J. N. Heath Is apain on the Hill.
Carlos Heath and Bon We.lerare work
ing at Hickory.
Rov. A. T. Sager will preach in the
church here next Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. ItoNtnn hnvoromnmnnn,!
hou
'Usokerplng near Ross Run, whero Mr.
, is working.
H.
C. B Zunndel and E. Burhenn are cut
ting logs for F. Lohmeyer.
Mrs. Wm. Heath and sons, and a num
ber of others from this section, attended
the Mineral of the late Albert Hayden, in
Tionesta, Isst Thursday.
Mrs, H. E. Lovel Is on tho sick list.
FROM AKOTHEIl COBRKSPONDEST.
The themnmeters on the Hill have
sUmd one-fourth Inch below zero for the
lat week.
Postmaster Heath Is still slowly mend
ing from his late serious illness.
Webster Cooper, who has been vNlting
frionds and relatives on tho Hill, has re
turned home.
Rev. Dean preached a good sermon at
the church here last Sabbath evening.
G. W. Wellor drives a fly horse these
days, and if you want a tine slelch ride
Just call on him.
Asa Heath is shoving the lines over
Amos Ledebsr's team these days.
Warren Wrinkles.
The pointer on thestandard thermome
ter lingers playfully around the zero
mark. Tho only really warm places
these days are In the churches where re.
vival meeting- are iu progress.
Rev. Ilummnaoii is repeating his suc
cess of last winter. And while we can
not give the official figures, there have
heen about one hundred conversions so
far since the first of this month, ntifl no
signs of decreasing interest yet.
tne lumiierinen are hustling to get
their timber to the river bank, anil sonic
very nice pine is being put in at Glade.
A quite serious accident occurred to
Charley Bridenbakor on lat Saturday as
be was hn'plng bind a load of timhor.
-l he hook flew out and tno binder, which
was a very stitrone, struck him across
tho face, li dieting a very serious wound.
It was with great difficulty that the Mood
was staunched. Ho is doing well and
hopes to be out in a few days.
The family of Mr. Coll. an nmnlovn nf
the Veneering wooks, mrt wilh a great
loss last week by the death of husband
and father. By somo means he walked
into the vat of boiling water and was ter-
noiy scalded so that death ensued the
next day. Ho was a in em bet- of the
Presbyterian church and of severs' fra
ternal orders, and leaves a family of three
children besides tho wife to mourn his
loss.
Mrs. John Smith of Bradford, who was
visiting her sister. Mrs. C. O. Ferrv. was
called home on Sunday lost by the illness
of her husband. x
KEWSV NOTES.
The Pennsylvania railroad company
will in the near future adopt two cent
rate on all its branches. This will do
away with excursion and round trip tick
ets. There will be but one style of ticket
sold and that will bo unlimited as to time
and at a two cent rate.
Private lams, of Homestead notoriety,
was arrested and run Into the lockup at
Parkersl.urg, W. Vii., recently, for as
saulting a woman in a house of bail re
pute. This might o settle tho case- in the
mli.d-i of tli oho who Inve been slopping
over with sympathy for lams.
Recently two oung men, Harry Klin
gensmilh, and Jacob Nelson, were mak
ing a i ace track of Main s'roet, Green
ville, when the former ran over Mrs. El
liott Sevloy, who lived over the line in
Crawford county, and sho has since died.
Both men are bound over to court-
Mercer Dispatch.
The visitors to tho Chicago exposition
will be able to see the elephant in very
large porportious. A syndicate has be
gun work on a J-JoO.000 steel building
near the Fair grounds, that will be shap
ped like the "olepliunt" building at Con
ey Island, but much larger. It will be
I115 feel high, and it will swing its trunk,
flap its ears and wag its tail. The swing
ing, Happing, etc.. will bo done by ma
chinery. There will be two floors within
this beast one for a grand promenade
and dancing hall, with gallery, and the
"stomach floor," where will be located a
groat restaurant.
Most fads, like the souvenir spoon fad,
have their day and then die nut, but the
postage stamp collector seems to !o al
ways iu It. This fad has already lasted
for more than a quarter of a century, and
bids fair to hold its own for as much
longer. Somo of the collections really rise
to an historic value. Ilcrr Kriedl, of
Vienna, has a collection of some 100,00),
all of his specimens Leing rare, and con
taining among other curious examples a
number of stamps used iu Paris during
Ihesiege of 18701871, when the postal
service was carried on by means of bal
loons, carrier pigeons and tho sowers ol
the city.
An Interesting decision bus been made
in the Erie county courts Iu regard to
land tenure. Tho Pennsylvania road has
been proceeding against some "squat
tors" on land claimed by the railroad.
One of the riuftmdciits claimed that she
was the ownci of the land by virtue ol
more than twenty-one years, possession.
The railroad claimed that she should
re. kon her holding from the death of her
husband, and that he had not hold the
property for twenty-one year while she
not being un heir, could not continue the
holding in an unhmkcri line. The court
held that as partner of her deceased
husbuiid, tho wile ooiiKl continuo iu the
line ol holding, anil the m than tucn-
ty-ono years' undisputed possession ol
the two lives gave her a title to tho prop
erty. The case will probably bo carri ,-d
to the supremo court.
A mysterious sllliction seems to have
broken out at Curcnsvillc, Clearfield
comity, as the following trom the Review
will show :
"There seems to hu an epldemicamnng
the people iu this section, of theeves. and
in most casus the revolt has been los ol
sight. Several months ago C. R. Noiris
wblla at work suddenly lust the eight of
his left eye s then by an accident David
Way lost the siulit of his left eye; then
C. A. Rornbauirh lost the sight nf his left
eye and last week N. II. Heller waa sud
denly diprlvod of tho sight of his left
eyes Mls Flora Brown Is also losing the
the sight of both ryes, and Mrs. Win.
Dale Is blind In one eye. These are re
cent cases and are causing considerable
alarm as no one knows at what time they
may bo similarly afTected Another case
is tho 9-year old son of the Review man,
whose left eye Is almost totally blind.
While in Philadelphia last week a noted
specialist examined his ojes and an
nounced that there was no hope lor a
restoration of the sight, but that the right
cyo was perfectly good and could be
saved."
ollce to T.ix-1'uyer.
You are hereby notified that 6 per can t.
will bo a bled to all taxes In Tionesta Bo
rough not paid on or before Jan. 31.
J. W. Lamdkrs,
Collector.
Tionesta, Jan. 9, 18i3,
Hperinien Cases,
8. H. Clifford, New Caxsel, Wis., was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheumatism
his stomach was disordered, his liver was
affected to an alarming degree, appetite
fell away, mid he was terribly reduced in
flesh and strenutli Three hoitles ol' Elec
tric Killers cured him. Edward Shepherd,
llarrisburg, III., had a runninv sore on
his leit of eiuht vears' standing. Used
three bottles of Electric Hitters and seven
boxes if Hockleo's Arnica Salve, and his
leg is sound aud well. John S raker,
Catawby, O., had live largo fever sores on
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Biickleu's Arni- a Nalvjcurod him entire
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