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THE FOREST REPUBLICAN.
W 15 DN ICS DAY, H KPT KM II Kit H7, 18!3.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.
Ilurge. C. 11. Davis.
(SrandJnm, Joseph Clark, V. A.
drove, W. A. inlands, 8. II. llaslot, A.
IX. Dale Joseph Morgan.
Jnaticr.a uf lit Peace J. F. Propor, S.
J. Hotloy,
OonntiibteH. H. Canflohl.
Collector S. 8. Canflohl.
M-Aoo Director D. H. Knox, J. T.
Hronnan, J. 11. Clark, T. P. ltltehoy, U.
W. Holoman, J. K. Wonk.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
M ember of ConqreMn. F. Kmnns.
Member of NcnnteWKtinx A. Hall.
Assembly J. J. IIakhit.
President J uittje Cm aiu.kr II. Notes.
4o!iaf JuilgeiJonn II. Writs,
C. W. rt.AHK.
Treasurer Q. Jamiksofj.
Prothonotary, neijisler A Recorder , Ac.
C.AI.VtK M. A UN Kit.
Sheriff: JoilK It. Osgood.
Vommitnionem C. F. Er.DKnun, Jas.
McIntyrk, Philip Emkslt.
County Superintendent O. W. Kmtn.
District Attorney P. M. Ci.abk.
Jury fJnmtnoncr Jno, N. llKATII.
11. W. Guiton.
County .Surveyor S. F. PnorKH.
(roriei D. W. Claiik.
Comity A uditorsV. W. Thomas, J.
A. Dawson, 11. Flynk.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TIONKSTA IjODUE, No. .Wit, 1. 0. 0. F.
Meots every Tuesday evening, in Odd
Follows' Hall, 'Partridge building.
'iXJRKST I.ODOE, No. 1H4, A. O. U. W.,
I Moots every Friday evening in A.O.U.
W. Hall, Tionosta.
AHHINMTON CAMP, No. 420, P.O.
8. of A., meets every Saturday eve
ning In A. O. U. VV. Hall', Tionosta.
CAPT. OKOIU1K BTOW POST, No. 274
O. A. It. Meots 1st and 3d Wednes
day evening In earn month, In Odd Fel
lows, Hall, Tionesta.
CAVT. OKOllOK STOW COUPS, No.
1.(7, W. It. C, meots first and third
Wednesday evening of eaeh month, In A.
O. U. W. hall, Tionesta, Pa.
B
O A It D of KX A MINING SURQKONH
third Wodnosdav of each month, at 10
o'clock, a. m., in Dr. Morrow's olUce,
Tionosta, Pa.
13 M. CLARK,
1 . ATTORN EY-AT-LAW,
and District Attorney. Oflieo, cor. of
lm and Uridgo Streets, Tionosta, Pa.
Also agont for a numbor of reliable
Flro Insurance Companies.
at F. ItlTCHKY,
. ATTORNKY-AT-IjAW,
Tionesta, Pa.
EDWARD K. IIAM,
ATTORN E AT LAW,
Tionosta, Pa.
Ofllce with 8. D. Irwin Esq.
pvTl. F. T. NASON,
XJ
Physician, Surgeon fc Druggist.
TIONESTA, PA
Office on Elm Stroot. Calls attondod to
promptly day and night.
T n. SIOQINS, M. D.,
v , P
hyslcian. Surgeon A Druggist,
J W. MORROW. M. D.,
Physician, Surgeon Dentist
Olllico and residence threo doors north of
Lawrence House, Tionesta. Protossion
al calls nrouiiitlv responded to at all
hours.
nit. I'RKSTON STEELE
xJ Homoeopathic Physician A Surgeon
TIONKSTA, PA.
Olllce In tho rooms formerly occupied
by E. L. Davis. Calls made night or
dav.
LAWRENCE HOUSE,
L. AGNKW, Proprietor.
Tionesta, Pa. Centrally located, greatly
eiilnrireil. newlv turnishod throughout,
and completo in all its appointments.
Sample rooms for Commercial Agents,
Hood Livery in connection.
GENTHAL HOUSF,
O. C. DKOWNELL, Proprietor.
Tlonsela, Pa. This is the most centrally
located hotel in the place, and has all the
modern improvements. No pains will
be spared to muko It a pleasant stopping
placo for the traveling public
PUliST HOTEL,
Wost Hickory, Pa.
Jacob Homier, Proprietor. This hotol
has but recently been comploted, is nice
ly furnished throughout, and offers the
finest and most comfortable accommoda
tions to guests and the traveling public.
Hates l eusonable.
MAY, PAHIC A CO.,
HANKERS.
Corner of Elm A Walnut tits., Tionesta,
Pa., lfank of Discount and Deposit. In
rwf nllnuAil on Time Deposits. Collec
tions made on all the Principal points of
the U. S. Collections solicited.
pHIL. EMEHT,
FANCY HOOT SHOEMAKER,
Khon In flock building next to Smear-
iinirh Co.'m store. Is nrenared to do all
Kinds of custom work from the finest to
the coarsest and guarantees his work to
give perfect satislaction. rrompi atten
tion given to mending, and prices rea
sonable. JOHENZO FULTON,
Manufacturer of and Dealer In
HARNESS, COLLARS, BRIDLES,
And all kinds of
HORSE FURNISHING GOODS.
TIONESTA. PA.
tluGUsr Mosaic J it.
of the firm of MOKCK BKO'S,
OPTICIA1TS,
Specialist In Errorsof Refraction of the
Eye. Examinations freo of cliargo.
WARREN, l'ENN.
Fred. Grcttenberger
GENERAL
BLACKSMITH & MACHINIST.
All work pertaining to Machinery, En
gines, Oil Well Tools, (las or Water t it
tingsaiidfenifiral lllacksniitliing prompt
ly done at low Kates. Repairing Mill
Machinery given special attention, and
aatisfactiou guaranteed.
Shop in rar of and just west of the
Shaw House, Tidioute, Pa.
Your patronage solicited.
FRED. GRETTENBERGEIt.
Broker in
Jl hal Estate
And General
Insurance.
Wild LatidHfor Hale.
JFartna far Sale.
irotines iC Lots far Sale
iroascft for llent.
Do you wish to sell or exchango Itoal
Estato? or doalro Insurance on your
buildings or housoliold furnlturoT Call
on mo.
Chnrrh and Mnbbnih Hrhool.
Presbyterian Sabbath School at 9:45 a.
m. I M. E. Sabbath School at 10:00 a. m.
Proachinir in M. E. Church every Sab
bath evening by Rev. Rankin.
Preaching in the F. M. Church every
ftahhath evening at the usual hour. Rev.
A. T. Nairer. Pastor.
Services In the Presbyterian Church
every Habbath morning and evening,
Rev. J. V. McAninch omciating.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil morket closed yesterday 66.
Wanted 1,000 feet for shoes at
Ledebur & Miles' tf.
Leaves are turning, and soou H
the beautiful autumnal hues will be
painieu on me nuisiues.
U K. DrauDury puts new rows
in old wringers, does a good job and
ma charges are reasonaDie. iry mm.
Mr. W, Y. Siggins of Harmony,
Butler county, was shaking hands
with old friends here a day or two
of last week.
The goat was rampant at the B.
P. O. E. rooms Tuesday night, and
F. A. Wheeler, of Tionesta was made
an Elk. Warren Mirror,
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Kerr leave
Friday fur tbe World's Fair. They
will be accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
E. A. Yetter of Marienville
McCusu & Simon, Oil City's
famous tailors, hatters and furnishers,
have something new to tell the people
this week in their ad. Read it
We were In error in stating that
the teachrs' institute this year would
beeio od Doc. 18. It should have
been Dec. 25th, one week later,
Dr. Stonecipher of Marienville
attended a meeting of the pension ex
amining board, of which he is Prcsi
dent, held here last Wednesday.
Representative Haight will
please accept our thanks for a copy
of Smull's Hand Bouk for '93, with
out which a print shop wouldo't he in
it.
P. M. Clark Esq., ,is attending
the State conveutiou of tho Knights
of the Maocabees, at Butler, this
week, as the representative of Tio-
uesta Teut, No. 164.
The many friends of Dr. Siggin9
will be glad to learu that he is on his
pins again, and almost as good as new,
The doctor is gaining strengh rapidly
and is feeling "tip lop as he express-
es It.
Tbe Sires Photo. Gallery will he
open Thursday hereafter instead of
Saturdays. Parties having work
done there should nolo the change of
days, aud govern themselves accord-
iogly. 2t.
Mr. Adams of Rtissellburg, Pa.,
the one armed saw pounder, has been
doing some work io this section for
a few days past. What Mr. A. don't
know about saw pounding is not
worth mentioning.
WI nt Wm ahorthand dur.
ing these long evenings T It is very
simple and easily
.i ..D;i i..,n.j Yn
tlllU v0 1 I T tVMSUlU w
could put your time to a profitable
use. Full particulars will be given
by addressing "II,".care of box 76,
Tionesta, Pa.
A l.r, barn with its contents
situated at Red Clyffe, Forest county,
and belonging to Mrs. Alice G. Kuu-
selmao, was totally destroyed by fire
on Friday morning of last woek
Loss about 81200. Fully insured.
Clarion Rep.- Gazette.
Tbe trial of the Edinboro Nor
mat School prosecutions, in which
Prof. Cooper was prosecutor, came to
a sudden close in the Erie court on
Friday. Tbe jury took only ten
minutes to acquit Scrafford and place
the costs on Cooper. Franklin Aews,
Samuel Hackett, the counterfeit
er arrested here aod taken to Wil
liamsport for trial in the U.S. Circuit
court last week, plead guilty to the
charges preferred agam-st Him ana
was given foor years in the peoiten-
tiary. It is thought inaj lie mo
shortened his sentence considerable.
The Epworth League baa a rare
treat iu store for those who atteud the
musical entertainment at the M. E.
Cnurch tieil Saturday evening. The
celebrated New Orleans University
Singers have been engaged for thai
evening, and those mho have ever
heard them heretofore will not need
to be urged to go again. Tbey are
simply excelled, as all will say who
hear them. Popular prices, 25 and
15 cents.
Don't be Hirprlsed.
Should you fall t-i get your paper
next week, riou'l faint. Fact is,
we're thrown out lome pretty broad
hints about home that we couldn't
think of going to the World's Fair
unless accompanied by our better
half. We probably overdid ibis. At
least she finally look us at our word,
n,l agreed to go, and now we're in
for it. And there being no available
timber about to keep the print shop
agoing, our only allerration is to
stop the press for a week, throw busi-
to the dogs and see the big show. Bo
if you don't see the Republican
next week don't let it break break
your heart. We'll make it all up
"at the end of the year."
The following marriage licenses
were recently issued by the Reorder
of (Jiarion county: Henry 15. Dotter-
er of Forest county and Lilly M.
Black of Shippenvile. John E.
Swartzfager of Forest county and
Mary B. Kuntzhels of Paint town-
ship.
-The new firm of Ledebur &
Miles are out in a new ad. this week.
They extend a cordial invitation to
the Dublin to call aod inspect their
gtock aod pricc8 before makiog pur.
chases elsewhere, and euarantee best
0r satisfaction iu all respects. try
them.
If all go who are calculating on
it Tionesta will send a pretty good
delegation to the Worlds Fair this
evening: Mr. and Mrs. K. Al. iter-
man, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Puffinbcrg,
Sheriff Oscrnod. Kditor Muse of the
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Vimucaior, anu u.e eu.ior .,. uie
runi.iuAw aou wiie.
The new Presidine Elder of the
Franklin district, Kev. Unas. u.
Mead is a son of Rev. O. L. Mead,
who served the church many years
.
since. He is a vounir man nossessea
of fine ability, thoroughly educated,
au eloquent preacher, and in all re-
specls qualified for the work. Frank-
I in Neivn. I
, , . , .
jo ok out ior norse tnieves, Bays
the Blizzard, who are disDosine of I
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their booty at low prices. Fiftyfour
head of horses have been stolen in
Clearfield and adjoining counties
within the laBt six or seven weeks,
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Tbey are being taken out of stables
and from pasture held, and general-
ly sold to iuooceut purchasers.
-Chairman J. I. Woods was down
from Marienville one day last week,
Mr. Woods is alive to the interests of
the Republican party of this county,
and so far as his part in tbe campaign
goes, there will be no laggiue. The
Republicans should laod their ticket
this fall by majorities ranging from
300 to 500, aud we believe tbey will.
Get out the vote.
Atteution is directed to tbe card
of Edward E. Boll Esq., Attorney at
Law, in this issue. Mr. Ball is from
Haven, Pa., where he was one
0f ,ne eding attorneys of tbe Clin
ton enuntv Bar. and he comes anient?
us with the best of recommendations.
We welcome him as a citizen of our
pretty town, and bespeak for him a
I good practice.
Perhaps the haudsomest wagon
ever turued out by Scowden & Clark
went to Capt. Haight last week. It
was a light one calculated for either
one or two boree work, aod waa ex
ceptinnally well built throughout,
The boys are finishing up some of the
1 nicest work in the vehicle line just
now that has been seen in this section.
Iospect their goods before buying
eisewuero.
The Derrick of Monday says
"A three-year-old son of Rev. C. R,
Thompson, of Plumer, died of scarlet
fever at the home of its parents
baturciay uigtii anil was ounea oun-
1 r. . ... I I .
day afternoon. Rev. Mr. Thompson
na 018 remaining mree cuuureu r
a11 dangerously sick with the same
disease." Rev. Thompsons many
Forest county friends will be paiued
lo learn of bis sad affliction.
After four hours deliberation
Saturday the jury iu the Crecraft
murder case at Meadville reodercd
a verdict of not guilty and Marvin
Newton and Emma Crecraft, who
were arrested in the early summer of
the present year on a charge of pois-
ouiug John Crecraft, the husband of
one of the defendants in July, 1892,
was free. It is alleged that some of
tj,e mo8t nromiuent witnesses for the
prosecutioa re to be prosecuted for
perjury. Derrick.
Tb(J officill8 of lhe gti Jllieph &
Council Plu9's railroad hit neon a
,.j ji,..,., .,,. nf rail,
road train robbers ou Mouday. They
i a i
were uo tmed ot an intended ruDoery
aud substituted a "dummy," loaded
with policemen, for the regular train
A desperate fight ensued, aud two
i , . i , . . i . . ,
robber, were killed outright three
captured and oDe escaped inis is
the light kind of medicine. Let the
railroad officials do a little detective
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....... 1 . r. V ,l..a I. , ,1 .. i , .1 train ..111. in,.
Ul III). a.lll4 Jill II B,U W..'g
will not be such a flourishing business
io the future.
-Robert Hunter died at his home
in West Hickory, on Monday, after a
short illness, of inflamalioii of the
bowels. He has been a lifelong citi
zen of the county, and was always
known as a quiet, industrious and
highly esteemed niau. His age was
about 45 years, and besides a widow,
leaves several children and a large
circle of friends to mourn his death.
The funeral will be held here to-day,
the interment taking place iu River
side cemetery. The bereaved one
have the heartfelt sympathy of the
entire community in their great loss.
11 appears the announcement
that the Commission to select a silo
for the proposed borne for feeble
minded children in Western Pennsyl
vania, had settled on a lotatinu near
the villiage of Polk, Venango coun.
ty. pretnatured, as the member
have not fully decided on the ques
tion. Several good sites have been
offered but there are objections to all
of them. A meeting at which the
matter will be finally disposed of is
shortly to be held, io the meaulime
Trustee Dubs, of the Economy Socie
ty, is anxious to sell the State the de
sired amount of land from the famous
Economy farm, along the Ohio riv-
er .
While theT have undoubtedly
. .
experienced some of the annoyances
incident to hard times, it is probable
the farmers have felt the effects of
the stringency lees thau people in the
cities and towns. The agriculturist
are never driven to pauperism for
want of work, of a home or of food,
fuel nr elolhinrr When the laboring
- - - e a
classes in mo cu.es ana towns are
inrown oui oi worn iney are not tue
only ones who sutler in consequonce.
i ne mercnouis, wno carry mem on
ibeir books, in anticipation of a re
turn of the good times, are crowded
lr . . L L : 1 1 . 'Pi.
'or money io meei meir uuis. i ue
farmer always has something to do,
and something to eat, even if it is nut
pie. Blizzard.
Memorial or Mrs. S. A. Moan.
Sarah A. Shnun was born. Oct. 3rd.
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1830. in Callensburg, Clarion county,
Pa. Here her girlhood days were
spent. She was married iu Edeu-
burg, Clurion Co., Pa., March, 1848,
to Mr. Samuel Sloan. Tbe first 14
years of her married life was spent
I iu her native cuuty. In 1862 Mr.
S'0"" removed his family to Venango
county, and again in ie1 to iiones-
. bere Mrs. Sloan departed this
life on tbe morning of Sept. 20th,
1893. She united with the Presby-
terian Cburcb at Concord, Clarion
Co., Pa., in 1857, and with the M. E
church by letter at President Veuan
go Co., Pa., in lobo. ebe was a
faithful and devoted christian. Cheer
fulness and hopefulness were the
leading characteristics of her life
Sustained by these graces, she
uever faltered in ber work nor saw
any obstacles in ber way which she
did not believe that, by God's help
she could surmount. With this sun
ny, hopeful uature was joined a warm
sympathetic heart, that made her
alive to the joy and sorrows of others,
These elements uf character made
ber a general favorite of all with
whom she became acquainted. She
was uctive in all kinds of church
work and constant in her attendance
when her
ou tbe means ol grace
health permitted it. She was a faith
ful wife, a kintl, sympathelio mother,
aud an obliging neighbor. She was
especially active in tbe promotion of I
the cause of Missions and temperance.
She was president of tbe W. II. M. S.
aud the W. C. T. U. a number of
times, and filled the office with credit
to herself and honor to the society.
She was an invalid for the past two
, confined to her bed
duriug lho Un ix montLg of Ler
,ifu g,ie bor8 Ler lujrcringi( wbicb
i re iolen8ei wUh gfeat palieoce and
Christian fortitude, always manifest-
itig a spirit of cheerfulness. She
loved singing and prayer, aud always
joined in both during devotional ex
ercises. Many a love-feast we have
enjoyed around her bedside. Truly
can it be said of her she eudured
hardness as a good soldier of Jesus
Christ. She fought a good fight, (he
kept the faith, and when the K i(i'8
message came she was ready to re
ceive the "crown of life,"
The husband and four dauchtcrs
survive her: Mrs. T. J. VauGieseu of
Leechburg, Pa., Mrs. W. R Dunn of
Washington, D. C, Mrs. F. T. Nason
and Miss May of Tiouesta. The fu
neral eervici i were conducted at the
hm.aa t 4-Kfl n. m Rent 91st. and
when tbe setting sun was throwing its
I,;IL.
tops
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we lam ner mortal pari io rest, iu
Riverside Cemetery, till the morning
of the resurrection. Her body sleeps
. . i.i . ..i
I. the dust but her sunny soul
moves on miu l'ie joyous company oi
saints and augels, whose song is "a
sona of eeree." a veritable etctl-
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! . , . .nH mIiah. .ftDinnfl II n , 1 .) F I li.
I DIUI, WU1 W ...IDV MU.H.iw .uw
leadership of the risen Master, Lord
aud Savior, is fioin height lo height
and from glory to glory. Husband
and children, brothers and sinters,
did not say farewell, but are waiting
for their night to pass and the shad
ows to lift, that they may hail her
happy enfranchised spirit with a joy
ful "good muriiing."
"Precious in the sight of the Lord
is tho death of his saints."
J. R. Rankin.
Itntlirr Rocky October Weather
Rev. Hicks predicts that October
will come in with reactionary storms
well on their way to the ea6t. Some
mow, rain and high winds may be
expected along about 4th to 7th, and
on and touching the 9th and lOtb
the disturbances of greater magni
tude will most likely occur. This
period will be followed by a cold
ware, and heavy frosts northward
may he looked for. The next storm
perioj is from the 15th to the 18th,
which will bo preceded by warmer
weather, growing colder again with
snow to the north and west, with gen-
cral rains, and severe autumnal gales
in the lake regions. Cool days and
nights will continue up to the reac
liilmiu ill n n rin4 1st tat in artniil f Vt
. . ,": .,u. i,u
on the 22d and
93d nn.l nprhnns ns lute nn lha 95th
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Another cold dash after this period.
The last netiod of the month runs
from the 26th to the 30lh. The last
f,,ur rlavs uf October will be attended
by a cold wave,
AMAXS & SCHELLH AMMER,
Plumbers.
..,, i(ll..lwl :,, the ht.ildincr
i. , ro, , ,-.
, . , , , j n t:j
of plumbing. Will be glad to fur
nish estimates on all kinds of plumb
ing, Tinning and Furnace work. 3t.
SF.WST K0TES.
Have you ever seen times like those?'
said one Democrat to another. "Yes, in
'57 when we were In Leforo," was the re
ply. Wichita Kagio.
James Anderson, of Scrubgrass,
I K XT.., 41... t ,
,. rp . . ,.,ou ' . . . . ... spaBOn
from 0 acres, an average of 44i bushels
per aero.
The F.diuboro Normal school loud has
assumed such serious proportions that
tho matter of removing tho school to
some other place is being agitated. Erie
wants to have It taken there.
The McKean county courts will have
another murder trial to dispose of at the
next session. George Snyder In a jeal
ous frenzy kicked his wife to death on
,le J4th' ,nHt ,n tho WOO(ls
near Mt.
Jewett.
There Is alarm In Jamestown N. Y.,
over the spread of diphtheria In that city,
About 100 deaths from the desease have
occurred sinco spring. Jamestown has
no sewers a "penny wise and pound
foolish" system.
The Bucktail reunion will be held at
Willianisport, October 12. Comrades
can attend the McKean county Associa
lion reunion at Kane on tbe 11th and go
to tVilliainsport that night, roaching
there a little after 12 o'c'.ock.
Articles of food that are damp or juicy
should never be left in papor. Paper is
merely a compound of rags, glue, limo
and nimiliar substances, with acids and
chemicals intermixed, and when damp
is unfit to touch things that are to be eat
en.
The Harmony Socioty is advertising
3,000 acres of its Economy lands for sale,
There are 1,200 acres laid out in town lots
and the plan will contain handsome
streets and boulevards. The plateau on
which the I,ltta ls lo,,ated is 80 foot above
the river and is a delightful place.
The Slate Industrial School will be lo
cated at Scotland, Franklin county, a few
miles from Chambersburg. Tho Sol-
diors' Orphans' Schools' Commission de
cided this matter after a long session on
Thursday last. Hoiling Springs, Cum-
borland county, was a close second, the
vote beiug 6 to 5.
Peoplo who have been kissing tho
Hlarney stone in the Irish villiago at the
World's Fair, at 10 eta., a kiss have been
smacking just au ordinary stono. The
fact has been conclusively proven that
no part of the stono has been taken from
its original placo iu the old castle build
ing in Ireland.
Kovcral Moadville morchauts have been
approached on the old check dodge, says
the Guzette. A stranger appears and in-
"P18 8"ns bargains for somothing,
meantime thinks ho might as well pay
for it now if the merchant can chaugo a
check for amount larger than purchase,
will lltivo 11 lauuil Jill in n ur in tnu,
We have not learned that any ono was
caught.
Homo parties are traveling over the
country with a sample of seed wheat,
which tbey show and claim will yield M
bushels to tho acre. They propone Unit
they will furnish the seed and 1 00 pounds
of phosphate per aero, and ask in return
one-half of tho crop. This is certainly a
good bargain for the seed, but it is still
better when the signed paper turns out
to be a note for two or threo hundred
dollars. Ex,
About in years ago Dr. K. H. Hrown of
Troy, Jefferson county, began to treat a
patient, Mrs. A brain Shaffer of near
King gold, who was alllicted with
uropsj. i i a nun. mi-UUvl.ii-u
Then as now
..U..K flkB.I.. if nw...uMitr lo rnort to llin
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nietllo1 kn0wn as tapping. Year alter
year Dr. Hr iwn would relieve the patient
by drawing from her as much as several
nallons of water at a time, after which
Mrg. HllRm,r wouKn)W IiK, ,'ter Hflot Bllll
fool rime went on and Dr.
Brown crossed over tho Great Divide,
K"1 ,he nropsh-al patient kept her usual
I health, and the young Doctor Kruwu fol-
1 ' n
Iiim-. 111.. trtiMtliuoit. Iiu,ul l,v liia lullii.r
.,, at ri.KU times drains away lho
I water, until, it is said by reliable inform-
ant, that moro than 2000 pounds havo
been removed. Mrs. Shaffer Is about (iO
years of age and attends to all tho cares
of the household, anil has for tho past 1"
years lived at New Maysvillc. Clarion
Jncksonian.
Andrew Cooper, of Meadvillo, has sur
vived a rcniHrkablo surgical operation.
On the 2Ttli of Julv ho was cut in tho
bowels by a circular saw, lacerating the
Intestines. Dr. T. B. Lasholls found It
nocefsary to romovo entirely about seven
incites of intestine. The patients life
hung on a thread for a long time, but tho
Meadvillo Tribttno reports that ho woii
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belter h . , . a.,.i(ftnt.
There Is plenty of beer to be had on
the World's Fair grounds but tho glass
of beer there contains about five inches
of foam and one of beer. Will some
statistican please furnish us with data
whereby we can compute tho number of
inches it will take to make the editoriul
boot mako a better Impress on tho fellow
who did not pay his last year's subscrip
tion and who feels slighted because his
name is not In tho papor every week.
Mr. Jewett Horald.
O. Carner, w ho lives near Mount Hope,
was bitten on the fore finger on tho Kth
Inst by a pet gray squirrel. He paid lit
tle attention to the wound at first, but his
arm soon began to swell and lie suffered
great pain. A physician who was sum
moned pronounced the patient an tier ins
from blood poisoning caused by the
squirrel's bito. Tho right arm will pro
bably have to bo amputated, and, even
with that, there Is but slight hope of Mr,
earner's recovery. He suffers great pain,
and is at times delirious, requiring con
stant watching. Mr. Carner is about
twenty-five years old. Venango Specta
tor. Comparatively few understand why a
person in charge of an estate is styleed an
administrator in one case and an execu
tor in an other, although their duties are
precisely the same," said an old attorney
An executor is named in tho will to ad
minister the estate. An executrix is
female. If there is no will tho feniinule
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tho will as an executor refuses to serve
the court appoints another person and he
is styled the administrator witii tho will
annexed. If a person iu charge of an es
tate dies or dofmilts and is removed his
successor is called an administrator de
bonus nor, or an administrator of tho re
maining assets."
An exchange trutl'ully says : Years ago
the world knew nothing of insomania
It is a nervous disease, the offspring of
civilization. We live too fust, work too
fast, eat too fast and think too fast. No
wonder we are a nation of nerves. Ev
ery man is on the qui five. Ho Is afraid
that someone elso will get ahead of him.
When he goes to bed he takes his hosi
uess troubles along with him; he plans
how to make one dollar do the work of
five. Ho may succeed measurably in
this enterprise, in his air castles, but
when he comes to practical living he
finds his theories unavailable. And
ninety-nine hundredths of all tho insoiu
nia known is caused by such a reason as
this. The endeavor to live beyond one'
legitimate means always entails worry
perplexity, nervousness, insomnia and
all the ills to which the mental man
heir, as well as iiltimato failure One
cannot make something of nothing. One
can not spend and keep at tho same time,
It is not strange that sleeplessness troll
bios those mentally harrassud. It would
be singular if they could sleep.
Lieduber V Miles have every
thing men wear, and shoes for ladies
and children. tf.
Robinson sells 10 pounds of Rice
for 40 cents. 2t
Everybody IJeails It.
The Pittsburg Dispatch's unsurpass
ed special service to Washington en
ables it to publish the fullest accounts
of tbe doings ot Congress. Daily
letters from the World's Fair, sport-
iiig news, full base hall reports aod
jteresliug fiction by brilliant authors
each day aro among ils speciul fea
tures. Rider Haggard's story now
being published in the Sunday issue
surpasses all previous efforts of this
great author.
One Way to Take Comfort.
The George A. Horns' patent re
clining and folding chair is one of the
newest and best articles ever olliied
to the public.
1st. It costs no more than uu ordi
nary rocker.
2nd. They eau bo adjusted too as
many comf-rtable positions as any
high priced reclining chair.
3rd. 'liny serve for a nuppiug,
lounging or smoking chair,
4th. The invalid will find iu the
. i co,fr, 0f ,xli t.mjr .
n
new desire to live
5th. They are strung mid durable
and not liable to get out of repair.
Cth. No home is comfort without
one. l'o not fail to see this comiort
able chair. For sale by W il l 1A.M F.
Wm.NOAHK, TioueBta, Pa.
A toml Thlim lo Kt-i hi lliiiul
Some years auo we w eie vol v much
subject to severe spells of cholera morbus;
and now wlicn we led any ol tbe hymn
tons Hint iiHuiilly precede that ailment,
such assickncHsat thestoiuai-h, iliurrho-a.
etc., wo become scary. e have lound
( iiaiuberlain's t.'olie. Cholera and Diar-rho-a
Remedy the very tiling to straight
en one out iu sui-ii cases, and always
kiiep it about. We are not w riting tins
for a pay testimonial, lint to let our read
ers know what is a i;ood thing to keep
handy in the house. Troy ( A'mi.iiia)
t'iirf. For sale by Siggins A- Herman.
Among the incidents of childhood
that stands out iu hold relict', as our mem
ory reverts to the days when we were
young, none are more prominent than
severe sickness. Tho young mother viv
idly remembers that it was Chamber
lain's Cough Koniody cured her of croup,
and in turn administers it to her uw n oil
spring and always with the best results,
ior aaie by Siggins dt Nasnu.
Excursion Ticket l Cliirngn, Account
of the World's litir.
The Erie Linen have pli"ed mi
sale at ll of ils iicki t nliict Special "
Excursions to C'hicugo and return,
ai.il the agents Hill give all desired
information lo purticj who iitcnd
going to the "Great Fair."
The rates by lh Erie will always
be as low as I he lowest
The trains uf the Erie run direct
to Cljieiigo without chat.ge o. cars.
Pullman Palace slecptni; cars s'srt
from Mcadville daily, and berths can
be secured in advance.
It' partic -Aho intend visiting Chi-
eng. nil! notify me, I will cive them
all the detailed information regard
ing fates, time of trains and any
otlit r information they may desire re
garding the trip, nr if time will al
low, I will ealll on them personally.
F. A. Bi:atty, Passenger Agent, Erie
Lines, Oil City, Pa.
For a lamo back or for a rain in the
side oi chest, tvv snturatiw' a piece of
tliuini'l witli ('hninberlsiu's Pain Halm
and binding it onto the all'coted parts.
This treatment will cure hiiv ordinary
use in one or two days. Pain lialin also
cures ilieiiniHtisni. ,o cent bottles for
sale by Niui:iiis cfc Nason.
ii.-n P.iby waa sick, .vo .-am lior j 'm'i
h--u .slio wiu) ft Cliilil.she crjH;l for C. -linn
bUo became Miss, ftv.- clui-ir i :i- .'
'iVhen she bad Chililrt-n, she jjave t:i-
Drunkenness, or the Liquor Habit,
lositively cured by tultnini.-tcring Dr.
liiines' iioldcii Specific. It is manufac
tured as a powder, which can bo given in
a n'.ass ol lieer, a cup ot eotlecor tea, or In
food, without tlie knowleitiro ol the pa
tient. It is absolutely harmless, and will
etfect a permanent and speedy cure,
whether the patient is a moderate drinker
or an alcoholic wreck. It has been given
in thousands of cases, and in every in
stance a perfect euro lias followed. It
n ever talis, (.'ores guaranteed. 4M page
hook of particulars tree. Address tlOL-
ii;.n sriaint; ru is.) khco t., i;iu-
cinnali, ( aug.lO-ly.
I.v tiriiim'.
During the prevalence of the ("Jrlpp tho
past seasons it was a noticeable fact that
those who depended upon nr. Kings
New Discovery, not only lind a speedy
recoverv, but escaped all of tho trouble
some alter allccts of the malady. This
remedy seems to have a peculiar power
in etfecting rapid cures not only in cases
of LaOrippo, but in all Diseases of Throat,
Uhest ana l.umrs, unit nax eureu cases oi
Asthma and Hay Fever of long standing.
Irv it and he convinced, it won t dis
appoint. Free Trial Dottles at Siggms x
.Alison s Drug ssioro. o
Siri-nwth and Health.
If vou ore not feeling strong and
healthy, try Electric Hitters. If "La
Onppo has left you weak an, I weary, use
Eiectric Hitters. This remedy acts di
rectly on Liver, Stomach, and Kidneys,
gently aiding those organs to perforin
their functions. If you are nfllictod with
Kick Headache, you will find speedy and
permanent relief by taking Electric Hit
ters. One trial will convince you that
this is tho remedy you need. Large bot
tles only 50c, at Siggins A Nason's Drug
Store. 6
IIAltlt TI.MKH IM.ST.
The country probably never before ex
perienced such a hard panic with so little
general etfect on business, and I bo coun
try lias never been iu as good condition
as it is iu to day. The demand tor arti
cles of known purity an quality lias been
steadily incrcuidiig instead of decreasing.
So it is witli the ryo whiskies bottled by
Max Klein. Tlio'public know that Silver
Akc, Duiui siie and Hear Creek ryes are
the finest in the country. They know
that doctors recommend tlieiu ; that as a
stimulant they are unsurpassed. They
aro for sale by all first class hotels and
dealers at If l.i'iO jl.Jo and tfl.OO per quart
respectively. Send for a nitalc gue of the
finest w hiskies, wines and liquors in the
state, to Mux Klein, to Federal St. Al
legheny, Fa.
HI ( Hl.liN'M AliMl .t HAI.V K.
The best Salve ill the world f ir Cuts,
Rruises, Sores, Fleers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, 'fetter, Chapp'M Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, anil all Skill Eruptions, and posi
tively cures Files, or no pay rco, Hired. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satislaction,
or money relimdod. Price !!" cents per
box. For sale bv Siggins iS Nairn.
MARRIED.
II IN DM AN HKEN NEMAN At the
homo of tho bride, August 24th, lS'.Kl,
by Hev. J. Edgar Hrown, Mr. Milton
T. Hindmaii, of Corsica, Jefferson
county, l'a., and Miss Millie Urunue
iiiuii, id' Claringtoti, l'a.
i:.ic;i.r. i.u im.
THE HEST
ROOFING
It is uneiiialiiil for house, barn, factory
or out buildings, and costs half the price
of shingles, tin or iron. It is ready for
use ami easily applied by anyone. Send
stamp lor samples anil state si.o of roof.
EXCELSIOR PRINT & ROOFING CO.
1V Duatie St.. New York, N. V.
7 A NT ED A FIllST-CI.ASS DRY
tint )1)S Salesman to otter Dress
Hoods, Skirtings, Hornets, Cassimeis,
Coltonadcs, etc, to retail dry goods trade
and general stores iu Tionesta and North
Western I'cnnsy ivania. No objection lo
another Hide line. c pay a good com
mission on sales and duplicates. Ad
dress Manul'ai'turer, Hox l.i'.'J, Philadel
phia Post ollii-c.
Auditor's Notice.
1 n re estate ol .1
E. Hc-rliii, de
ceased.
1 In the (lipha
V of Forest Coi
J No. U Dec. Ti
Iu the Orphans' Court
ountv, l a.
I.V.U.
The undersigned appointed Auditor to
distribute the funds in the hands of J. C.
Howiiiau el al. Administrators, hereby
gives notice tli.it lie w ill iillend to the du
ties of Ids appointment at his ollii-e, iu
llieCouit House, in tho llorough of Tio
nesta, on Thursday, ictober it, lM' i, al 1
o'clock P. M., al which time aud place
all parties interested can intend if they
sou proper.
JAS. T. If it EN N A N, Auditor.
S. H. HASLET & SONS.,
GENEP.Al MERCHANTS,
Furniture Dealers,
AM)
UNDERTAKERS.
TIONESTA, l'ENN.