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THE FORtST REPUBLICAN.
WEDNESDAY, NAItCII U,
1894.
BOROUGH OFFICERS,
Jlugca.C. R. Davis.
OoHHCifmrn. Joseph Clark, W. A.
Orovo, W. A. inlands, S. 11. Haslet, A.
II. Dale Joseph Morgan.
Justices uf the VcaceS, V. Proper. 8.
J. Notlny.
Constable 8. 8. Canflold.
Collector S. S. Canllold.
tb-haol Directors U. H. Knox, J. T.
Brennan, J. It. Clark, T. P. Rltchoy. O.
W. Holoninn, J. 10. Wenk.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
Member of ConijressO. . Knmns.
Mcmbr.ro .Vrnrjr(. Harht A. Hall.
Assembly J. J. Hakhit.
V'ri''Irn(K(fi7e-CliARl.m II. Noykh.
Associate Judges Ion II. White,
C. W. (.'LARK.
Treasurer Q. Ja Mr Kaon.
VofAonorary , IXcgiHer t Recorder, tf c.
Calvin M. Arnkr.
.Sheriff. John T. Carson.
OomtniKHioncr W. A. CoNWiCLT, Pk
TRR YOUNHK, W. M. C'OOSt.
County Superintendent G. W. Kerr.
District Attorney P. M. Clark.
jury Commissioners J. U. Carpkn
TKB, GkO. jIIKKOKL.
Vaunt y .Surveyor J. P. Propkr.
roner D. W. Clark.
County A udiiors M. K. Abdott, W,
1j. STRol'P, J, V. El.l.IOTT.
I1KIHII,AH TERMS OP COURT.
Fourth Monday of February.
Third Monday of May.
Last Monday of August.
Third Monday of Novembor.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TIONKSTA LODGE, No. 360, T. O. O. P.
Moots every Tuoadny evening, in Odd
Fellows' Hall, Partridge building.
IOREXT LODGE, No. 184. A.O. U.W.,
I Meetsevery Friday evening in A.O.U.
W. Hall, Tionesta.
WASHINGTON CAMP, No. 420, P.O.
8. of A., meola every Saturday eve
ning In A. O. U. W. Hall', TloneHta.
CAPT. OF.ORG E STOW p6sT, No. 274
O. A, It. Moots 1st and 3d Wednes
day evening In earn month, in Odd Fel
lows, Hall, Tionesta.
APT. GEORGE STOW CORPS, No.
1:17, W. 11. C., meets first and third
Wednesday evening of each month, in A.
O. U. W. liall, Tionesta, Pa.
UONESTA TENT, No. 104. IC. O. T.
M.. meeiH 2nd and 4th Wednesday
evening in each month in A. O. U. V.
hall Tionesta, t'u.
P M.CLARK,
ATTORJJEY-AT-LAW,
and District Attorn ky. Oltlee, oor. of
I in and Bridge Streets, Tionesta, Pa.
Also agont for a Lumber of reliable
Fire Insurance Companies.
ry P. RITCHFY,
J . ATTORJJEY-AT-LAW,
Tionesta, Pa.
DWARD E. HALL
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Tionesta, Pa.
Office with 8. D. Irwin Esq.
JB. SIGGINS, M. D.,
Physician, Surgeon A Druggist,
TIONESTA, PA.-
J W. MORROW. M. D.,
Physician, Surgeon A Dentist.
Offlice and roaidonce three doors north of
Lawrence House, Tionesta. Profession
al calls promptly responded to at all
hours.
DR. PRESTON STEELE
Homoeopnthlu Physician A Surgoon
TIONESTA, PA
Office in the rooms formerly occupied
by E. L. Davis, falls made night or
day.
L.D
BOWMAN, M. D.,
Physician A Surgeon,
OfDce In building formerly occupiod by
Dr. Nason. Call promptly responded to,
night or day.
HOTEL AGNEW,
L. AGNEW, Proprietor,
. This hotel, formerly the Lawrence
House, lias undergone a complete change,
and la now furnished with al. tho mod
ern improvements. Ileatod and lighted
throughout with natural wis. bathrooms,
hot and cold water, etc The coin forts of
guests never neglected.
C1ENTRAL HOUSE,
A. J. PUFFIN BERG, Proprietor,
Tlonsela. Pa. This is the most centrally
located hotel in the place, and has all the
modern improvements. No pains will
be snared to make it a pleasant stopping
nlace for the traveling public. First
class Livery in connection.
FOREST HOTEL,
West Hickory, Pa.
Jacob Bendor. Proprietor. This hotel
has but recently been comploted, is nice
ly rurnished tlirougnout, ami oners in"
finest and most comfortable accommoda
tions to guests and the traveling public.
Rates reasonable.
M
AY, PARK A CO.,
Corner of Elm A Wainut Sts., Tionesta,
Pa., Bank of Discount mid Deposit. In
terest allowed on Time Deposits. Collec
tions mude on all the Principal points of
the U. S. Collodions solicited.
piIIL. EMERT,
FANCY BOOT A SHOEMAKER.
Shop in Keck building uoxt to Smear
jaugh A' Co.'s store. Is prepared to do all
Kinds of custom work from the lii.est to
the coarsest and gua ran toes his work to
give perfect satisfaction. Prompt atten
tion giveu to mending, and prices rea
sonable. T F. ZAHRINOElt,
J. PRACTICAL WATCH-MAKER
and Jeweler of 25 years' experience, is
prepared to do all work in his line on
short notice and at reasonable prices.
Always guarantees satisfaction.. Watch
es, Jewelry, Ac, ordered for parties at
the lowest possible figure. Will be found
in tho building next to Keeley Club
Room.
JOHHNZO FULTON.
Manufacturer of and Dealer in
HARNESS, CCUARS, BRIDLES,
And all kinds of
HORSE FURNISHING GOODS.
TIONESTA. PA.
Fred. Grettenborger
GENERAL
BLACKSMITH & MACHINIST.
All work pertaining to Machinery, En
giues. Oil Well Tools, Gas or Water Fit
tings aud General Blacksmithing prompt
ly done ut Low Hates. Repairing Mill
Machinery given special attention, and
satisfaction guaranteed.
Shop in rear of and just west of the
Shaw Uouse, iidiouto, 1 u.
Your patronage solicited.
FRED. GKETTENBERGER.
broker in
Heal Estate
And General
Insurance.
Wild Lands for Sale.
Farms for Sale.
Hotises e Lots for Sale
Houses for Ilent.
Do you wish to sell or exchange Real
EstatoT or desire Insurance on your
buildings or household furniture? Call
on me.
C. M. ARNER,
CONVEYANCER,
REAL ESTATE BROKER
AND COLLECTOR.
TIONESTA, - PEEN'A.
Deods, Bonds, Mortgages, Leasos,Wills,
Powers of Attorney, Articles of Agree
ment, and ail other legal instruments cf
writing, drawn with accuracy and dis
patch. Titles examined and "Briefs"
preparod. Ground rents, mortgages,
and loans negotiated. Farina and wild
lands, houses and lota for sale or rent.
Registers of Property for sale or to lot,
open to the inspection of those interested.
Particular attention paid to the collection
of rents. Intorest, etc. Also to the proper
assessment of lands and payment of
taxes. Probating accounts, acknowledg
ment of deeds, and depositions taken.
Cbarrh ana Habbnih Nrhoal.
Presbyterian Sabbath School at 9:45 a.
111. : M. E. Sabbath School at 10:00 a. m.
Preaching in M. E. Church every Sab
bath evening by Rev. Rankin.
Preaching In the r. M. cnurcn every
Sabbath evening at the usual hour. Rev.
F. F. Shoup, Pastor.
Services in the rresnyterian tnuren
every Sabbath morning and evening,
Key. J. v. McAnincn omciating.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Cleveland Bicycles.
Latest Improved Models, fitted
with Combination Wood and Allum
inum Clincher Rim and Cleveland
Thread Tire. "All strains and vibra
tion absorbed by the Wood Rim.
Written guarantee with every wheel.
Carry 200 pounds over rough roads.
Pnces.to suit the tunes. C'JO to 1150
buys a high grade wheel. Call and
see eamplo. A. II. Dale. 6t.
Mr. A. J. Ballade has moved
from Nebraska to the Cogan house,
in the upper portion of the town.
Remember the Easter Opening
of Millinery at Flora Walters & Co.'s
next Thursday and Friday, March 22
and 23.
Frank Hooter and A. M. Doutt
have returned from their medical
studies at Cleveland. Their vacation
will last till September.
Geo. Weller, who has spent the
past stz months in the Indiana oil
field, returned home on Thursday last
lookiog fat and healthy.
Mr. Kennedy L. Haueli, of
Green township, is announced thi
week as a candidate for delegate to
the Republican State Conventiou.
Miss Jessie Heeselgesser, of
WoribiDgton, Armstrong county, has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Jo
seph Boyd during the past few weeks,
S. S. Canfield has a neat little
dwelling house well along toward
completion on his lot down no Wal
out St. It will be lor rent when fin
ished.
Cbas. Andrews, of Kellettville,
is home from Columbus, Ohio, medi
cal school, having successfully passed
the first year's course at the leading
institution of that city.
John Gleuiog of Jenks town
ship, and E. C. Mays of Barnett
township, are ibis week announced as
candidates for Aesooiate Judge, sub
ject to Republican usages.
-New maple syrup is ripe, as the
editor can testify by the receipt of
can of it from our old friend II. S,
Brockway of Spartansburg, and
very nice article it is, too.
Fritner Agoew departed with his
family for North Clarendon, on
Thursday last, where they will make
their future abode, bearing with them
the good wishes of their old Tionesta
fribnds.
Mr. Frank A. Wheeler spent
Monday night iu town. Mr. Wheel
er has recently been appointed agent
for the W. N. Y. & P. at Mercer, aud
expects to move bis family there ill a
short time.
Men and officers of the police
force, who are exposed day aud nigh
to all sorts of weather should keep
Salvation Oil, the infallible cure fo
rheumatism and neuralgia, at thei
homes. They cannot afford to be
without it. 25 ct.
Mr. R. N. Miles, a former pop
ular business man of this community
paid old friends in Tionesta a visi
duriug the week. lie has spent most
of time since his retirement from lb
lumber business here, in the western
country, beyond the Rockies.
Franklin and Oil City now have
or will as soon as their commissions
are issned each a Democratic post
master. Mr. Adams, who held the
position uuder Mr. Cleveland's first
admiuiutratiou has been re-appointed
for the former city, and Ex-Mayor
Payne will succeed Wro. McKim in
Oil City.
Wru. Thomon has moved down
from Nebraska aod now occupies the
Pritner Agnew bouse, which he pur
chased a few weeks ago.
County Treasurer Jamieson pub
ishes his list of tax sales this week,
which take place on the second Mon
day of June. The number of pieces
is about the same as usual in the
neighborhood of 400 some of which
have appeared nu the list biennially
for the past twenty-six years to our
personal knowledge.
Scowden & Clark have stocked
up well for tbe spring, and have a
good display of plows, spring tooth
ever harrows, and other farm and
garden machinery. If in need go
aod see tbem before purchasing, for
tbey are prepared to furnish anything
n the line, of tt)6 latest pattern, and
at tbe lowest possible figure.
A "brownie suit" is a novelty
for the small boy. It is made of
brown cloth with a diminutive jacket
cut away to show a white linen abirt
waist, which has broad collars tad
cuffs turning over tbe outside. The
ittle knee breeches, as well as the
acket, have several rows of stitching.
Brown stockings complete tbe outfit
A Balltown correspondent
writes: "A basket social, under tha
management of Misses Dove Mitchell
and Violetta McGaffigan, was held in
Porkey Hall on the 9th inst., for tbe
benefit of Rev Wbippo. It was a
grand affair, and everything passed
off pleasantly. Proceeds, $14 00.
Have another, girls, before we boys
have our neckties worn out."
On April 3, the spring term will
open at tbe Clarion Normal school.
The outlook is said tc be encouraging
for a large attendance. The school
is deservedly popular, and its growth
has been wonderful. Its reputation
has beeu earned by the excellent
methods and 'the earnestness of its
teachers. The popularity of the
school is growing prodigiously.
Flora Walters & Co. will have
their grand Easter Opening, March
23d and 24th, aud especially invite
the ladies to call and see and make
their selection of millinery goods.
They expect to excel all former ef
forts, aod will be prepared to show
the finest stock of goods pertaining to
their line that has ever beeu brought
lo'Tionesta. The invitation is to all
A new wrinkle in the medical
line consists of ecouring tbe stomach,
says the Franklin News. Bv means
of iugenious implements one's nays
terous interior may be perfectly
cleansed. When the human boiler,
so to speak, becomes crusted and
coated, tbe owner can bare it
throughly scoured out while be waits,
aod the stomach will be ready to go
to work without delay.
Tbe first run of lumber for this
season was from the upper ond
of the creek, four creek
pieces having been brought through
last Friday from Foxes. There will
not be a great deal JSt rafting along
the creek this yeagS, the biggest run
likely beiog fronulmon creek, from
which point thrdl or four "Allegbe
nies" of sawed stuff and a couple of
hemlock timber will be run. Ex
Sheriff Osgood has taken the job of
runniug tbe timber from that place
and has already begun rafting it.
Last Saturday our townsman,
Mr. Geo. W. Duukle received a mes
sage from tbe family of bis brother,
Stmuel, of Helen Furnace, Clarion
county, who had died suddenly tbat
day. The wife and two of the chil
dren bad goue to a neighbors tor a
short visit and on returning found the
husband and father dead. Duriug
the fore part of tbe winter Mr. Dun
kle had suffered a very severe attack
uf tbe grip from which be bad never
fully recovered. He was aged about
44 years, aud besides the wife leaves
a family of five children. Tbe fu
neral took place on Sunday last.
Cbas. Wbiteraan has had a wag
on built at Scowden & Clark's facto
ry for bis special purpose, aud will
hereafter take his goods with him on
bis trips through the country. The
wagon is provided with a case which
will accommodate 30,000 cigars, and
having obtained a Government permit
to handle the goods iu this way, be
will be able to supply bis customers
as he goes, saving tbem freight, ex
preesage, etc., which was heretofore a
big item uf expense to tbem. Mr.
Wbitemao has built up a large trade
iu the cigar line throughout this sec
tion, and tbat almost wholly by put
ting up tbe best goods in the market,
and then standing right over them by
honest and square dealing. In other
words, has made a success of business
by attending to it.
Men of all professions and
trades, ministers, lawers, merchants
and mechanics unite in indorsing Dr.
Bull's Cough Sprup tbe old reliable
cure for all bronchial aud pulmonary
troubles as the best household reme
dv in the market.
Get a pair of those strong shoes
for children at Ledebur & Miles.'
Heel and spring heel. Only one dol
lar. tf.
You can buy goods below auc
tion prices at Ledebur A Miles'.
Came and dee. ' tf.
A FREIGHT TRAIN WRIX'RGD.
Fireman John Martin Mlssinir, and 14
Cars Burned.
Train No. 98on the River division of
the W. N. Y. P. was wrecked at Wal
nut Bend, 7 miles above Oil City at 12:25
Friday morning last. The train left Oil
City at II o'clock Thursday night, tlio
crow being conductor John Fltzgibbons,
flagman W. Woods, middle braketnan
Michael Hannon, head brakeman Harry
Carr, onglnoer Wm. Sitting, and firoman
John Martin. When a fow rods above
Walnut Bend station the engine left the
track, having run Into a large oak log
which had slid down off the side hill, and
become firmly fastened across the track,
and fourteen cars went over tbe embank
ment, some 12 foet high. The engine
plunged into the rivor which at tbe time
was unusually high, and swift at that
point. Brakeman Carr was on tha en
gine with Engineer Sittlg and Fireman
Martin j both of the former wore thrown
Into the river and, boing good swimmers,
made their escape. It is thought beyond
doubt that Martin was also thrown into
the river, and boing unable to swim, was
drowned ; at any rate nothing has been
found of him except his bat, which would
bear out the theory of drowning. The
reat of the crew escaped serious injury,
but almost the entire train was consumed
by fire, tbe oil tanks catching from the
engine furnace.
Tbe missing fireman is about 23 years
old, and the son of a widow and the
brother of Michael Martin, manager of
the Wells, Fargo Express company's of
fice in Oil City. He was noted among his
fellow workmen a. a young man of in
dustrious, atefdy habits and light-hearted
nature, and was a favorite with all.
Tbe prompt work of the wrecking crew
made it possible for all trains to be run
ning on time by noon of Friday, but it
will be sevoral days before the wreckage
Is all cleared away, and the loss to the
railroad company will be several thous
and dollars.
KellettTille.
Rafting has commenced at the several
places around here and the lumbermen
have a 2X4 smile on their countenances.
Several rafts from Fools Creek and
Foxes Mills, have passed here during the
latter part of last week. On last Tues
day evening at 6 o'clock, Chas. Pope was
stricken with a paralytic fit which ren
dered him unconclous for 12 hours. He
was properly attended by Dr. Barber
who soon brought relief to his sufferings.
James Walters, who resides on the
Luther Johnson farm, is soon to leave us
and Join other friends at Tidloute. Jim
and family will be greatly missed.
Chas. S. Andrews came home on Thurs
day from Columbus, Ohio, where he has
boon a medical student at the Columbus
Medical college. The K. O. T. M. have
announced that tbey will give a masquer
ade ball in Kellettville on April 26th, for
the benefit of the older. Goqd music
and the best of order will insure a good
attendance F. C. Proper, Leslie Cat
lin, John Hllliard and Bert Marsh were
up to Porkey Hall, Friday evening, at
tending the Basket Social which was hold
at the above place. Mr. and Mrs. W,
H. Carter of the Brooklyn house visited
George Craig and family at Balltown
over Sunday. Several of the Idle peo
pie about town are spending their spare
momenta fishing George Arnold and
wife are both laid ud with sickness,
Something new for George to be under
the weather. Hon. Matthew Cox, of
Newtown Mills, started to his former
home, Boston, on Saturday. Mr. Cox
and wife have been residents of Newtown
Mills for the past two years, and during
their stay have made numerous frionds
who will be sorry to laarn of the depar
ture of this estmable couple. Well No.
05, on the Cook lease, at Mayburg, was
drilled in one day last week, and after
shooting and tubing the same it started to
flow at a 200-barrel rate. Kelly Gran-
din, the owners, expect to drill over con-
consideraule territory the coming sum
mer. Will Walks,
NEWSY NOTES.
The law requires that returns shall be
made of all marriage ceremonies within
30 days after being performed, and a pen
alty of f 50 for failure to do so.
A pest-house for diptherla patients
seems to be needed iu Jamestown. Ac
cording to the Buffalo Courier their were
nine new cases in Jamestown last week
and two deaths, making over 200 doaths
from this fatal disease in the past eight
mourns.
A resident of Sharon ordered a stove at
the foundry in that place last week. Tbe
pig iron was melted and cast, the frame
put together, polished, set up in the pur
chaser's bouse and a fire started in it in
less than three hours from the time be
gave the order.
Postmasters in the larger cities are al
lowed from $8 to f 10 a yoar for "cat
meat," to be fed to the official pussies
whose business it is to catch the rats and
mica that would otherwise destroy the
mail sacks stored in the basement of the
large post offices each night.
W. R. Bole, a foruior well known mem
ber of the Crawford county bar aud
Democrat of prominence in tbe county,
whose career will be well remembered
by the older residents of this section, died
Wednesday iu San Francisco, at tbe age
of 55 years. Titusville World.
Hon. Benjamin L. Hewit, ex-Speaker
of the House of Representatives, died in
Philadelphia on tbe lOtb iust., where be
bad been under treatment by Dr. Pepper
for rheumatic troubles. For many yeara
be had been prominent iu tbe State as
lawyer and member of the legislature.
Lieut. D. F. Wbeelock, chief engineer
of the Franklin Electric Railroad, weut
to Franklin to-day to arrange for the
building of tbe road. Warren Mirror,
Ho expects to let the contracts soon and
to have the toad completed by July 1st
kr. Wbeelock believes work on the elec
tric road between Franklin and Oil City
will be commenced early in the summer,
Franklin Nows.
Four prisoners escaped from the Law
reuce county jail Tuesday night by cut
ting through double barred windows,
They were William Hart, charged with
severa' burglaries; Sam Schell, burglary
aud Wm. E. Ashtou and Perry Henry
larceny. Prof. Uartshorne, charged with
child murder aud abortion, was at liberty
in tho corridor, but refused to aooouipauy
tbe others la tbe esc'spa.
School Reports.
TIONESTA SCHOOL 6TH MONTH.
-3
3 fi n
Room. f 3 ? g. ?
L ; ? 3
No. 4 33 31 i3 12 20
No. 3 41 37 IK) 18 37
No. 2 45 40 94 28 39
No. 1 40 35 P5 27 33
Total ... Ifil 143 "3 85 138
PIIESENT EVERY DAT i
Room No, 1 Aguie Kerr. Teacher:
Willie Clark, Thomas Fulton, Floyd Sai-
or, Jlairy Jamieson, Harry Carson.
Jliarlie Charleston, Bennie Charleston,
amcs Charleston. Arclno Davis. Walter
Sailor, Charlie Hotley, George K lump.
Fhllip Blum, Herbis liepler, Fred Mur-
ny, jonn nnoemaker, lrginia snrglns,
Cvlyn Clark. Bertha Voutrlit. Kale Shoe
maker, Zora Klump, Fay Klump, Bertha
Lawrence, isene Hood, June Hood, Grace
rmstrong, Kate Agnew.
Room No 2 Gertrude McElhops.
Teacher: Ado'.ph Blum, Fred Blum.
Archie Holeman, Chas. Jamieson, Paul
lam, Horuon tiaiict, jonn Lawrence,
rank Hood, John BiU:liev, Roy Bovard.
Ramuel Haslet, Chas. Senuer, Ted Joyce,
rranK Joyce, uoien nmearuaugn, Maude
Butler, Helen Fredrlckson, Alice Arner,
Nettie Clark, Kate Osgood, Florence Ful
ton, Alice Agnew, EdnaCorMh, Amanda
Sotloy, leona Scowden. Edna Shoema
ker, May Murphy, Gertrude Agnew.
Room No. 3 Ida Paun. Teacher: Net
tle Gierinj, Belle Jamieson, Minnie Can
field. Daisy Craig, Amv Walters. June
Herman. Kate Aitnew. Emma Balsciver.
Margaret Hassio, Viola Corah, Leonard
Blum, Robt. Fulton, Clarence Gorman,
Archie Marriam. Archie Clark. Carl
Wenk, Harry Bankhead, John Jamieson.
Room No. 4 T. E. Armstrone. Prln-
ilial: Clifford Craiur. Lester Holeman.
Harold Herman, Ruth Clark, Lillie Brad
burr, Ida Fones. Iva Holeman. Hallie
ftankin, Mary Joyce, Blanche Hunter,
Marie Smoarbaugh, Callsta Weiser.
Get the beil on
the market at
at lowest cash
tf.
Ledebur & Miles'
prices.
TREASURER'S SALE
OF
SEATED AND UNSEATED LANDS.
IN FOREST COUNTY, PA.,
BY VIRTUE of Sundry acta of the
General Assembly of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania relating to the sale of
Seated and Unseated lands in the County
or oresi, etc., lor taxes aue ana unpaiu,
I will ofler at public sale at the Court
House In the Borough of Tionesta, Pa.,
on the
SECOND MONDAY OF JUNE, 1894
being the Eleventh day of June 1804,
at 10 o'clock a. in., the following describ
ed pieces of land, or such parts thereof as
may be necessary to satisfy the amount
of taxes and casts due and unpaid against
the same, and continue the same frjm
day to day as the same may be found nec
essary.
TERMS OF SALE:
The amount of taxes and costs must be
paid when the property is struck off, or
tbe sale may be avoided and the property
put up ana resoia.
All tracts not otherwise marked are adver
tised for taxes for 1892 and 1893.
UNSEATED LAJVI.
Barnett Township.
WritDt.Ave-
WftrnuiMs or Owner.
3305)
3312 J 23 S W Pain $14 95
3305 1
3312 J 1 1 8-10 S W Pain 7 67
3305 18 8-10 " " 12 22
6701 1 R S & J W Winlack 1 80
3160 440 John Becker 435 85
5701 65 J B Reed 12 73
315 247f Clark A Kreitler E. part 192 67
30 John M Clapp fl Gilioyle 19 50
3311 100 Sterner Daniel 26 67
3161 280 J B Pear. all 64 60
Creen Township,
6185 500 Duncan Robert. 189 54 00
3118 64 Lacy, 1893 7 20
5504 1000 Lacy 63o 00
5505 680 l.acy 288 00
5501 1000 Lacy 737 00
6500 600 Lacv 360 00
3819 300 McClintock Hamelton, 1
of tax 18 00
120 MyerB, Peter or Nulf i of
tax 7 20
5183 100 S D Irwin fl Pbillis H of
tax 9 00
6189 100 E D Emerson fl Conrad 19 82
5118 60 Lacy, 1893 4 61
381617 50 Unknown fl Davis '93 7 20
100 First National Bank Hoi-
idaysbur ,- 21 60
6185 210 John A Dale Heirs 60 40
iS!5 518 Collins & Watson 72 00
5184 57 Geo Zuendol fl Enterprise
Transit Co. '93 10 26
64 T D Collins fl Wallace 11 62
3816)
3817 J
Harmony Township
60 A J A J B SiBKins
10 05
lof75 a 11 Evens, trustee ft Barr
x ueecii
10 05
216 153 J H (Junior
40 20
29 48
26 80
13 20
217 110 J II Usmer
80 Newbury B
1O0 Thompson 11 Babbutt '92
100 Siktgins & Thompson n
Thompson Babbett '93 13 60
OO f oreman a B n Dawson
A Reeser
221 Cartwright S S
971 Siggius John 11 Page
120 Siggius Isaac 1 oil int. '92
75 Miles Hugh
50 Uraden James II Hagau
102 Mcf almnnt J S
102 McCalmont K F
103 MuCaliiiout John F
115 McCalmont J M
116 McCalmont Mrs S F
13 40
7 71
26 13
28
25 14
13 40
40 90
40 90
40 90
36 85
37 20
41 Guild J O '93
13 40
221 Brown Jonathan heirs '92 3 79
134 Paul D J '93 2 38
134 Paul R S '9.1 . 2 38
No. 5 259 Pittsburg National Bank
of Commerce 76 03
145 Oarson Shamburg 88 SO
60 J Bouncy 13 40
160 Smiley Dr. 11 Gotehnll 42 88
50 Miggins J tl Kichardson '03 6 80
60 SiKgius J tl Cleland '93 6 80
Hickory Townahlp-
5208 290 ilenrici Lens, trus. '93 67 4:
6221 1 llenrici Lens, trus. '93 33
6203 650 Wilkins Crocker Long 73 26
6192 150 iMko Erie Petroleum Co. 19 80
300 John Sinallwood 39 60
100 Bealty Daniel 13 20
120 Longwell McFoe, i tax 10 56
3ti8 300 J M Clapp, Unknown '93 10 80
32 Wigens E It 4 22
16 Dr. Colbert, J. G Reed 2 12
50 II II Stow 6 60
175 Noble A Delemater 23 10
6232 2 Frances Henry '93 Oil
5101 75 Martha A Ruth 9 90
3089 S-'O Pcrcival C Hav James 60 46
60 Orion Higins 11 GSSiggins BOO
6192 50 J M Kepler 0 60
31 Martin .Smith 39 00
45 Higgins Orion II Church 1846
1 Siggius Orion ti Middleton 66
6192 60 Higgins n Clanp 6 60
6192 22 Diekrager J II A William 2 94
6192 10-105 of 024 acres F W Mor-
gan 7 40
5192 10-105 of 624 acres Emma Die-
l'cniloif 7 46
6192 10-105of 024 acres J W Willard 7 46
6192 10-1H5 !'l4 acres W W Marks 7 46
6192 3-103 of 624 acres J T Heechor 2 3
Howe Township.
Var. Sub. Acr. ffurautd ar Oiur. ,aL
3189 1028 W 1) Wood, trus '93 259 06
ai-i V?i3 Iuruv Liuklaiu I'M 07
glffi 030 Lero'y Linklain 609 84
2.10 25 i
!
250 14 1
2H0 !M3 I
I
Warder A Co. '03
2903 10".3 W II Cook. of lax
2736 60 100 Albert Fox 11 Bon
ner '03
31 50
HO 1M
80
28.-.0 3 100 W Willink. Howard
2H.W 10 100 W Willink SeholIVId
2010 IB 100 Albert Fox Blondin
1803
fl 30
32 50
32 50
4 50
2910 10 100 W Willink Stewart
M of tnx
2018 20 100 W Willink Stewart
i of tax
2808 23 50 Albert Fox, Lewis
Miss '03
2808 24 60 Albert Fox, S. half
Lewis F '03
2077 of 3-1 50 Albert Fox Thomp
son '03
2077 of 35 50 W Willink Colter
4 50
fl 30
43 12
12 32
41 80
40 2
554 40
:S 12
io on
Uncapher
100 Brown A Irwin
OS B Doblii
100 Mifiin J
2005 44
3180
3185
5102
5103
6104
2010
6101
5282
2306
750 Anchor Oil Co
531 dough L S
10O0 Clough L S
108 Thomas 11 Dallett'92
50 57
IOiK) Clough L S
r.oo oo
KXH) Clough L S
200 L A Breneman
Hon oo
64 00
2905 41-42-
49-50 400 W II Cook
97 82
8197
111
J Rosen blatfl Howe
Oil Co
94 88
3197
3107
2850
5105
5108
2995
37 H Roxenblat '93
37 H Waldhoimer'93
2 100 P J Swaine
676 Grandin 4 Co oil
and gas
150 Grandin A Co i oil
and gas
lof43 50 W Willink '93
16 35
16 35
12 32
25 34
6 03
4 60
Vacant
100 R J Blood tl C II Blood 61 00
11 MM) W II Frost fl Wright
Dnhring 6!M1 00
890 Wright A Duhrlng 500 61
990 Wright 4t During 6"9 84
SIM) Wallace W Cook 3N9 76
25 Michael Murphy A
Co N. E. corner 21 59
25 Michael Murphy A
Co S. E. corner 21 59
476 Pittsburg A Forest
Co Lumber Co 293 22
100 Thomas B Taylor 73 92
100 Rappee J S 12 32
50 John Fertig fl En
terprise Transit Co 30 80
50 John Fertig fl En
terprise Transit Co 30 80
3005
4700
4791
5206
3198
8198
4823
3180
2977
Vacant
Vacant
Vacant
3183
3188
Vacant
Vacant
Vacant
3801
304 rertig, McKinney
A Saiterticld
230 John H Menseh
22 IS
113 34
47 40
256 Anchor Oil Co -93
2J W S Cole 11 Nugent
25 Reed A Itrenneman
II Dobbs
17 Reed A Brenneman
fl Dobbs
400 C J Fox estate south
half '03
393 2-10 Means A Whlto
3-5 of 1063 O WaJ F Pro
170
18 48
12 61
151 20
60 17
2878
5103
2878
per, land only
520 Forest Tanning Co,
'92
112 23
150 50
3-6ori003 J M Bonham,
timber only 836 80
Jenks Township.
5141
27 Baynton P, east
part of Bonner
12 99
5141
5 127 Wray W A fl Bayn
ton '93
28 33
22 32
17 68
5142
8
11
9
150 A J Mazarie '93
132 Baynton P
2791 F J Mattott 11 Curl
A Campbell
6142
5143
5145
37 45
100 Hood Bon bright 4co 39 60
3160
3191
3102
444 John Becker 160 07
95 S F Roher fl H L
16
J L 45 82
1100 H Lcroy J Linklain530 64
449 " " 211 92
3165
3179
3179
3179
51
51
69
60
24
65J " " 22 18
88J " " 18 61
112 Hsnry Rossman 64 Hi
69 H Lerov J Liuklaiu 33 31
60 S F Rohcr fl H L A
J L 24 12
93 H Leroy J Linklain 44 89
50 Mrs Isabella Price 24 12
50 " " " 24 12
3179
8177
3179
64
30
30
3181
3181
3182 3-4-5-
6-9-12
13-14-
19-20- 1073 Baker Hammond t
Co 431 33
5136
6138
3564
80 L S Clous.ll 32 16
365 Harmer Josiah 176 63
1014 Nicholson John 374 20
1000 W II Frost 482 40
50 James Pliillis fl Wal-
3671
3322
kerman '93
1000 L S Clough
100 Ashley J. A R
2 79
331 6"i
6107
3169
32 16
Vacant
200 R J Blood C H
Blood '92 34 56
84 Roher S F, doe'd 40 54
39 Marks L J 12 54
3181
3169
38
3170
130 Geo 8 Heed flRhiner 17 42
6144
13
30 Cecil Gross fl Fore
man 160 Thompson John
132 O W Proper fl
14 48
77 20
6141
Vacant
Wood burn
664 Brower C. il tax '93
03 05
3184
3170
5141
3173
82 34
280 W H Tracy Pier
1 tax '93
127 Frank Pier H W
Tracy K tax '93
50 G W Blanehard H
W Tracy '93
70i II W Tracy, Pier A
Blanehard jtax '93
753 Grandin A Co 1 oil
aud gas
58 Grandin A Co 1 oil
and gas
100 Anna Hills
8 68
11 62
3 10
2 92
25 20
I 95
12 06
5141
6110
15
5129
3322
3159
2171 Clark A Kreitler,
E. end ol Ogleby
43 Nugent Thomas
l.'M) Eaton tl Eld ridge
28 Blood Cyrus estate
1000 Wright A Dubring
140 " "
140 " "
105 Blood PP
100 Blood P P
118 74
Vacant
20 77
2 26
8 97
620 X0
67 52
07 52
42 21
32 08
3642
3173
3607
3063
3664
3171
3173
3170
65 Hunt Mrs L M
100 E.lward lievier
20 00
64 32
3171 10-11
fl
Blood
80 Geo Horton, C Sei
gel 80 Edward Bevier tl
Blood
105 Towler S S
75 Mrs Clarisa Rohrer
351 " " "
781
100 Emma J Curry
814 Geo Means C G
DemSey ' tax
20 A M MouUihousH A
others
100 Proper, Agnew A
Kelly
1000 A 11 Tuackct A
Others oil and gas
349 Means A White
1-5 S 11 Irwin
160 John Wray 11 Rey
ner A others '93
17 .1 M Patterson tl
Dobbs
100 James Phillis fl An
3173
3169
10 72
38 &U
33 7ii
24 12
1 1 39
25 28
48 24
54 53
9 64
48 24
7 0O
46 39
7 22
33 48
4 51
3169
3171
3169
3169
3KU0
3890
31S3
3642
3669
801
3169
3170
3322
na Hills 10 05
100 Mrs Lizzie Frost ' 30 lo
3642
Kingsley Township.
Warrant Acre. Vvnuw er Owntr. Am i.
6137 75 Gilbert James 18 75
6234 950 Taylor Chas i lax 82 05
3133 100 John A A Jaeksou Stew
art 18 75
5186 390 Wolf A Co 97 50
5188 60 T P Benjamin fl Snoblel 9 38
5186 911 Chas Starrow II While 17 12
6187 911 Chas .Starrow fl While 17 1
6131 200 Grey S C 41 7
5193 245 J M Chil.11 11 Gillillan 45 91
6188 320 William Sinclair 46
61(5 HI Grandin A Co t oil, gas 9 37
5108 950 Grandin A Co .. oil. uas 29 69
6109 1000 Grandiu A Co 1 ' oil, gas ill
6110 300 Grandin A Co W oil, gas 9 38
5128 1000 Gramliu A Co S oil, gus 31
6120 900 Grandin A Co S' oil, gas 8 13
6131 1000 Forest Oil Co ll Superior
Oil Co '93 87 00
5214 100 Anchor Oil Co ll Sehooley 21 87
5193 400 luke Erie l'et Co 50 00
5194 80 I.ako Erie Pet Co 10 IKI
5187 79 Breimaii A Kit-hards 9 87
6132 60 J N Palleibou ll Harrison 9 37
Tionesta Township.
160 Phenix oil Co 56 00
43 w F Dalrvinaple 18 34
170 Dale J A A stouo 17 86
'Stli ISO Gilmore A Dull 25 20
3M).t DUO Warder J "D2
3803 10i3 Cowan Pliillis 11
2.-.8 OfH) Ilnnnah ,v Glllllan 346 50
221 ion (Irnlmni Paul Stolner 35 00
400 S T May Irwin ' 84 00
28:!5 Jor 100 Dale I'orb 17 60
127 Amy I W 63 79
212 .1 At Clxpp (1 Hasson A
Cronwell S3 88
2H28 250 J W Fielder 87 60
240 S I) Irwin 42 00
08 Samuels I'hilps Heirs 04
40 VanVrankpn J B 8 40
2828 43 SI)IiWln tl Vandorhoof
i Inx 8 24
3822 lOl'O Wood's heirs
280 00
45 Fourth Nnt Bnnk Pitt
burg A others
3R23 310 Simpson Co fl Paxtnn
3J4 200 E M Payne tl Kenneway
R Curtis 195 .lames ItUkelv
R Curtis 195 sainh F McCafmnnt
K Curtis 1I5 A M'-C Wilson Bros
324 i:.2 G W Robinson fl Walker
42 lliow n A W II Wyant
10 l'et"irrew .loseph
2 Niiririns O 11 Hepburn
15 76
84 00
56 00
64 60
64 60
40 96
21 20
11 76
3 50
98
62 02
6 30
& 46
2K23
3711 I M Clapp
15 Cascade Pet land Ass
26 Wnlcott, Grove A Co
100 llissoll a Bishop fl R Cur
tis 35 00
100 Itissell a Bishop fl W Eek 28 00
200 Oil City Fuel Supply Co
2823
'92
42 A W Brown fl Wyant, oil
right
1.10 Henrv Johnson fl 111-
IsihN '93
' 52 Dale heirs to Shepherd
14 00
1 48
9 10
10 92
85 30
OU'l-l 1
"sc. I 401 John Anderson 1888
SEATED LANDS.
Creen Township.
iramnt.Acrei. Wrrwitot nr Owntr. Ain't.
3S19 50 Bonner Estate I4 40
5S25 50 First National Bank of
Holiilaysbiirg 18 00
185 106 First National Bank of
HolidavsbnrBT 32 50
5133 21 Haslet WW 4 96
1 Thompson A Bean 1893 14
3820 12 Whitman John fl Shoun
1892 1 40
Hickory Township.
5199 50 Albaniih J H 6 60
6190 4 Albatigh Wesley 2 68
160 B.1II N G A William X tax
1 892 3 98
5233 10 Berlin Eli 1892 46
98 Berry M L 1892 9 71
80 Berry M L 1893 7 92
3093 U Coll'inan M P 1893 1 65
330 Dayton Jesse C 43 66
6191 50 Dayton Jesse C 6 60
Island 5 Dale John A 1892 83
5207 102 Davidson A 106 92
1 Heath Miram 1893 2 30
5203 570 Mercantile Oil Co 75 26
96 McCtuchon Clarissa 13 80
52:13 50 Patterson D L 6 60
5233 310 Mgains John A Kinnear 40 93
5213 50 .Nturrow Chas 8 50
5218 7."0 Siggi ns A Wilson 49 60
5211 897 Collins T D A others '92 61 6D
Island Kinnear John 99
Howe Township.
2366 480J North Penn Oil Co '92 25 41
2022 600 North Penn Oil Co '92 28 77
3193 990 Stone, Lindsey A Co 609 81
4823 181 Stone, Lindsey A Co '93 57 04
Jenks Township.
7 Anderson John '92 2 30
3801 1 An.lerson Peter '92 66
1 Blaiiehnrd (4 W '02 91
5144 1 l."J liaynlon P fl Paul J 63 22
V meant 2-0 Daniels James 64 19
3801 1 Frost W II '93 62
3642 30 (sub 7) Eldridge Jos'h '92 4 20
3801 1 Gardner F M '93 42
3190 25 Hannnah Mrs H II '93 3 10
3181 loo 1 sub 27) II Leroy A J Lin-
klain 108 64
3169 1 Miiiemser Mike '92 2 . '
i Kerr Miss Aggie '93 1 2
3801 i Means A While '92 8 85
5143 2,9 (sub 10) Mazarie A J '93 63 05
3165 400 Nieliodmnus W A 18 80
Va -ant 100 Proper A Agnew '92 7 20
3S01 1 S. hiek Herb 6 84
1 l'lieuix Oil Co '93 12 60
5147 70j '1 1. iey, Pier A Blanehard
'93 1 55
Vt 771 Walton Amos Sr '92 10 79
3173 20 Whitney ilro '92 6 31
3171 1 y.liiierman John '93 62
Kingsley Township.
5196 120 Hunter W F deo'd 22 50
,217 lino Lamb heirs oil A gaa 17 20
5196 100 Orn FPU Bui kett '92 13 40
5268 100 Hood Wm A Others oil A
gas '93 2 35
5213 316 Herd A B A S A Daven
port 67 35
6214 290 Herd ABAS A Daven
port 70 18
5217 1100 Herd ABAS A Daven
port X of this tract '93 40 60
5212 366 Sehoolev J C A Co 96 25
5197 2' Shelllor Mrs Ellen '92 82
Tionesta Township.
30 Brdhury C K '92 2 93
92 Bleak lev James 33 46
2835 461 Anderson John '93 62 79
02 Brown A W, oil and lias 4 84
2823 18 Clark Samuel heirs 4 90
4 885 Curtain A Anderson '93 127 t8
21 621 Carbaugh E E fl Arm
strong 15 69
2824 60 Fallar Phill fl Grey '93 7 0
lJ:i 50 Kallar J S 1171
.'824 600 Giliuore A Dull 126 00
2824 50 liepler James 14 8
5 Hunter (i S '92 4 85
16 Hunter A May '92 80
1 Hunter G S '92 13
3S24 50 Hughes Sarah '93 8 02
2835 50 Niekles Wm 10 76
96 McKee Wm '92 8 78
I Woodside Chester '03 4 88
Tionesta Borough.
crt't HVnniMwOvHr im'l
1 Bleak lev B F '92 7 80
470 Sickles G G '93 128 60
1 Riley Hattie '93 J 78
1 Uverlandur Jacob '93 2 39
Harmony Township.
60 Hrowa Sum '92 6 00
84 Beatty David VS 9 30
40 Clark D W 11 80
li ('linger A Sigifins 294
20 Mrs. E F Coiitant 3 35
124 Duwson I U warrant 216 40 20
l:t,'i Powil'il elms 33 50
loO Dawson Walter 15 30
loo Ditlo A II '93 10 92
100 Fisher Bros '93 20 40
37 Fogle W II 8 97
2.o Gorman William heirs '92 27 75
1110 Grove Geo A Wilsou 20 10
62 Green J. K '93 7 80
4 Goodman A J '93 86
2 Jones E L A Isaac 61
40 Jervis Pot Co '93 S 20
30 Jones II D tl Crippen '93 6 20
50 Jones 11 D 11 Crippcu '93 9 10
liO Kepler J M A Co 15 90
loo McGrow Darcy 40 20
62 Miles J M 23 45
50 Mover 1, '93 8 60
1 Myers E i '92 1 65
4 l'ennell J II '93 86
30 Milles Cae A Co
93 7 92
8ii Pittsburg A Cherry Ruu Oil Co 18 36
100 Pittsburg A Cherry Ruu Oil Co 20 40
60 Pittsburg A Cherry Ruu Oil Co 12 24
165 Pitlsburg A Cherry Ruu Oil Co 33 66
i ll Paul llasea '93 3 40
5 Bull' Jacob 2 65
148 Siiigius John 45 56
62 Siijgins A Barnes '92 4 22
32 Siggins a Barues '93 4 84
4oO Still llarielt 134 00
12 Stella Pet Co 6 36
loo Sliuiiiburi; G X oil and gas '92 2 50
:17 i ShuinbiiigG 10 20
5 Sliitiulmrg G 2 55
lill sli.tiiituii'ti G tl J E Brown 84 17
8l Slmiiiloili; ll liolchrnok 18 12
218 Slmiuliui -u ( i ll Sweet A Sheriff 44 47
50 Sliainbur G 16 75
117 Wilson S M 63 60
35 Wood W' 11 fl Monross heirs 14 28
82 Wood W II a Monross heirs 22 95
By virtue ol' an act or Assembly enti
tled "An Act to regulate the collection of
taxes on unseated lands," approved the
oth tiny ol June, A. !., 187, interest will
be charged on ls!2 taxes liolil January 1,
Iv3, to tlulx of payment, and oil 1893 tax
es troiu January I, 1-94, to date of pay
ment, ul the iaie of six per cent, per an
il nui.
Q. JA.MIEkON TnainrH.
Tionssta, Forest Co., Pa., March 8, 1P4.