the forest republican.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1894.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.
Rurgenn.C. II. Davis.
Oouneitmen. -Joseph Clark, V. A.
?,rni W; A- "'lands, 8. H. IDislot, A.
II. Dale Joseph Morgan.
Jwticet vf the Peace J. F. Proper, 8.
J. Sotloy. '
QoitAtable S. 8. Canilold,
Collector 8. H. Cantleld.
Srhnot Director I), 8. Knox, J. T.
nrennan, J. H. Clark. T. F. Rltchey, Q.
W. Ilolotnnn, J. K. Wenk.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
Member of Congrce-. F. Km tin.
Member of Senate FI arby A. Hall.
AenemblyJ. J. Haioiit.
President Judge Chaui.hh II. Notrs.
Aetociate Judgctlonm II. Whit.
O. W. ('LA UK.
Treasurer Q. Jamieson.
Prot honorary, Regieter A Recorder, Ae.
OaLvim M. Arwrr.
MierOr.-JoHK T. Carson.
CbnmMioer4 W, A. Connbi.T, Pk
ter Youmok, W. M. Coon.
. tTimnty Superintendent G. W. Kkrr.
District Attorney V. M. Clark.
Jury Commissioners J . 15. Carpkn
TEB, OKO. ZlTENDKL.
County Surveyor J. F. Proper.
(kroner D. W. Clark.
Count y A uditors M. K. Aiiuott, W,
L. Ktroitp, J. W. Elliott.
HElll'LAR TKHMN OF COURT.
Fourth Monday of February.
Third Monday of May.
Last Monday of August.
Third Monday of November.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TIONESTA LODGE, No. 309, 1. 0. 0. K.
Moots every Tuesday evening, In Odd
Follows' Hall, Partridge building.
liREST LODGE, No. 184. A. O. II. W.,
I Meets every Friday evening In A.O.U.
W. Hall, Tionesta.
WASHINGTON CAMP, No. 420, P.O.
8. of A., meets every Saturday eve
ning in A. O. U. W. Hall', Tionesta.
CAPT. GEORGE STOW POST, No. 274
U. A, K.. Meets 1st and 3d Wednes
day evening In each month, in Odd Fel
lows, Hall, Tionenta.
CAT. OKO ROE STOW CORPS, No.
137, W. R. C, moots first and third
Wednesday evening of eaeh month, in A.
O. U. W. hall, Tionesta, Pa.
rpiONESTA TENT, No. 104, K. O. T.
X M., meels 2nd and 4th Wednesday
evening in eaeh month in A. O. U. W.
hall Tionesta. Pa.
P M.CLARK,
. ATTORNEY-ATLAW,
and District Attorney. Ofllce, cor. of
lm and Bridge Streets, Tionesth, Pa.
Also agent for a number of reliable
Fire Insurance Coinpanlos,
rii F. RITCHEY,
-I ' ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Tionesta, Pa.
DWARD E. HA LI j '
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Tionesta, Pa.
Oflloe with S. D. Irwin Esq.
B. SIGGINS, M. D.,
Physician, Surgeon ft Druggist,
TIONESTA, PA.
J W. MORROW, M. D.,
Physielan, Surgeon A Dontist.
Oltllce and residouee three doors north of
Lawrence House, Tionenta. Profession
al calls promptly responded to at all
hours.
DR. PRESTON STEELE
Homoeopathic Physician ft Surgeon
TIONESTA, PA.
OITlce in the rooms formerly occupied
by E. L. Davla. Calls made night or
day.
LD. BOWMAN. M. D.,
Physician 4 Surgeon,
TIONESTA, PA.
Oflloe In building formerly occupied by
Dr. Nason. Call promptly responded to,
night or day.
HOTEL AGNEW,
L. AGNEW, Proprietor.
This lintel, formerly the Lawrence
House, has undergone a complete change,
and is now furnished with al. the mod
ern improvements. Heated and lighted
throughout with natural gas, bathrooms.
hot and cold wator, etc. The comforts of
guests never neglected.
ClENTHAL HOUSE,
A. J. PUFFIN BERG, Proprietor.
Tlonseta, Pa. This is the mostoentrally
located hotel in the place, and has ail the
modern improvements. No pains will
be spared to make it a pleasant stopping
place for the traveling public. First
class Livery in connection.
TTOREST HOTEL,
r West Hickory, Pa.
Jacob Bonder, Proprietor. This hotel
has but recently been completed, is nice
lv furnished throughout, anil oilers the
ituost and most comfortable accommoda
tions to guests and the traveling public.
Rates reasonable.
MAY, PARK ft CO.,
BANKERS.
Corner of Elm Walnut Sta., Tionesta,
Fa., Hank or Discount ana Deposit, in
terest allowed on Time Deposits. Collec
tions made on all the Principal points of
tiie u. h. collections sonciieu.
pUIL. EMERT,
FANCY BOOT ft SHOEMAKER.
Shop in Keck building next to Smear
jaugh ft Co.' s store. Is prepared to do all
Kinds of custom work from the finest to
the coarsest and guarantees his work to
give period satisfaction. Prompt atten
tion given to mending, and prices rea
sonable. T F. ZAHRINGER,
J. PRACTICAL WATCH-MAKER
and Jeweler of 25 yearn' experience, is
prepared to do all work in his line uu
short notice and at reasonable prices.
Always guarantees satisfaction. Watch
es, Jewelry, die, ordered for parties at
the lowest possible figure. W ill be found
in the building next to Keeley Club
Room.
JORENZO FULTON,
Manufacturer of and Dealer In
HARNESS, COLLARS, BRIDLES,
And all kinds of
HORSE FURNISHING GOODS.
TIONESTA. PA.
Fred. Grottonbergor
GENERAL
BLACKSMITH & MACHINIST.
All work pertaining to Machinery, En
gines, Oil Well Tools, Gas or Water Fit
tings and General blacksini thing prompt
ly clone at Low Katos. Repairing Mill
Machinery given special attention, and
satisfaction guaranteed.
Shop Iu rear of and Just west of the
Shaw House, Tidioute, Pa.
Your patronage solicited.
FRED, GRETTENBEKHER.
Broker in
Heal Estate
,Ani General
Insurance.
Wild Lands for Sale.
Farms for Sale.
Houses C Lots for Sale
Houses for Rent.
Do you wish to sell or exchange R'sal
EstatoT or desire InsurVjce on your
buildings or household furniture T Call
on me.
C. M. ARNER,
CONVEYANCER,
REAL ESTATE BROKER
AND COLLEGTOR.
TIONESTA, - PEEN'A.
Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages, Leases, Wills,
Powers of Attorney, Articles of Agree
ment, and all other legal instruments r.f
writing, drawn with accuracy and dis
patch. Titles examined and "Briefs"
prepared. Ground rents, mortgages,
and loans negotiated. Farms and wild
lands, houses and lots for sale or rent.
Registors or Property for sale or to lot,
open to the Inspection of those interested.
Particular attention paid to the collection
of rents, interest, etc. Also to thepropor
assessment of lands and payment of
taxes. Probating accounts, acknowledg
ment of deeds, and depositions taken.
C'harch mat Nabbntfe Mrkool.
Presbyterian Sabbath School at 9:46 a.
m. ; M. E. Sabbath School at 10:00 a. m.
Preachins In M. E. Church every Sab
bath evening by Rev. Rankin.
Preachinu In the F. M. Cboreh every
Sabbath evening at the usual hour. Rev.
r. siioup, Pastor.
Services in the Presbyterian Church
every Sabbath mornimr and evening,
nov. J. v. MCAnincii omciaung.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Clorcland Bicycles.
Latest Improved Models, fitted
with Combination Wood and Allom
inum Clincher Kim and Cleveland
Thread Tire. All strains aod vibra
tion absorbed by the Wood Rim.
W ritten guarantee with every wheel.
Carry 200 pounds over rough roads.
l'ncei'.to suit the tunes. JJUO to $150
buys a high grade wheel. Call and
see sample. A. II. Dale. Gt.
William Stanley of Franklin was in
town last week.
A lot of boats and rafts came down
Tionesta creek last Friday.
Ovorcoata, Ulsters, Gloves and Mit
tens at cost, at Ledebur at Miles'. 2t.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Infield have be
gun housekeeping in the Arner bouse.
Mr. Willis Brace has moved Into the
Canfleld house recently vacated by Cbas.
Russell.
Mr. and Mrs. Avery Skinner of An
des, N. Y., were visitors at Mrs, H. H.
May's last week.
Miss Maggie McKinney of Franklin
was visiting her cousins Mesdames Wy
man and May last week.
Alex Dale Is beautifying his proper
ty on which bia office is located by plant
ing trees along the front.
Rev. David H. Holmes, of New York
city, baa been added to the faculty of Al
legheny College, Meadville.
Mrs. David Barnett, of Tionesta, is
visiting Mrs. David Mintz and Mrs.
Paltrovitch. Marienville Eritrea.
'Squire J. F. Proper, who has been
absent in the southern states for sever
al months, returned home Monday.
Spring goods are now coming in at
Lawrence dt Smearbaugh's, and every
thing goes at the lowest figures. 'it
J. H. Derlckson is recovering from
quite a severe spell of sickness and ex
pects to be around again in a few days.
The County Commissioners made
an inspection of tho county bridges lo
cated in the different parts of Forest,
last week.
Miss Belle Miles, who has been visit
ing at her borne at Mercer county for
several weeks returned to Tionesta a few
days ago.
James H. Eddy, aged 79 years, and a
lumberman on the Allegheny river for
40 years, died at his home in Warren Sat
urday afternoon.
Rev. F. W. Ware formerly principal
of the schools of this place, has recently
been appointed to the Greensburg charge
In the Evangelical church.
The surest way to Induce editors to
look over your paper is to reproduce
something from theirs occasionally.
Blizzard. Well, here you are.
S. J. Grove departs for Buffalo to-day
noon to secure medical advice and treat
ment at one of the hospitals of that city,
His health has been poor for some time
p.vtt.
governor Pattisou has named two
Fridays, April 13 and 27, as spring Ar
bor days.- The people ought to observe
one of the m, and can take their choice as
to which on 6 it shall be.
Carpentei"! and' other mechanics,
who are so apt to fall from scaffolds and
dislocate a lim.1', will please remember
that there is noticing so good for tnflama
tion as Salvation Oil, the greatost cure
for sprains and br Uises.
A. W, Cook, of Barnett Township,
Is announced as a candidate for Con
gress, aa will be observed by reference to
the proper place. The announcement
came In last week too late for any men
tion In the local columns.
Five ol our young; ladles expect to
depait for Clarion Normal next Monday,
namely: Blanche Pease and May Huling
of Tionesta ; Emma Thompson ana Em
ma Klinestiver of Nebraska, and Emma
Khter of German Hill. The popularity
of that institution of learning grows with
each succeeding year.
The Entertainment given by the J un
lor tiociefty of Christian Endeavor on last
Friday evening was a decided success
and reflected much credit upon those
who had it in charge. The exercises
were of a missionary character in which
work the Juniors are interested, having
a (25.00 share In a school at Nankin, Chi
na.
Cash buys cheaper at Lodobur &
Miles' than any pike In fh founfr. tf.
TheW. C. T. U. of Forest county
will hold an executive meeting at Tiones
ta, April 2nd, at 2 p. m. Representatives
from each local Union are requested to
be present. By order of Prsldon.t, Mrs.
J, II. Dorickson.
Mrs.. Clara. Hoover died.'at'.tbe home
of her niece, Miss Agnes Sibnald, Lans
dalo, Pa., March 22, 1863. aged 83 years.
Mrs. Hoover was for many yesra a resi
dent of this community, and is woll re
membered by'all our older citizens, by
whom she was hlghly'rcspected.
Mr. Joseph Wuorrge of Whig Hill.
Forest county, has for sale a colt, coming
three years old In July, and weighs 1500
pounds. Also a good cow, fresh In about
two weeks, and about two tons of nice
hay. Parties In need of anything In this
line will do well to consult Mr. Wuerzge.
We had a pleasant call yesterday
morning from Mr. and Mrs. Oren Cooper,
of Foxes. They are accompanying their
sons on their rafting trip down the Al
legheny. Mr. Cooper's old love for run
ning on the river comes back to him as
the seasons come round, and while too
far advanced In years to handle an oar,
be still enjoys the voysj e.
Rev. B F. Felt was elected Presid
ing elder of the Franklin district of the
Pittsburg conference of the Evangelical
Church, at the conference held at Hynd
man, Pa., last week. This was a deserv
ed promotion, and his many friends in
Brookville are highly delighted thereat.
Mr. Feit will remove his family to Clar
ion, where they will make their future
home. Brookville Republican.
Next week our young folks of both
sexes will pack their trunks and take
their departure Tor a term's earnest work
at tho Clarion State Normal School. We
are glad to know that thoro Is an increas
ing interest in the culture that this school
affords. At no Institution can be found
bettor advantages, or abler teachers. To
the young we say educate yourself by all
means. ITho Normal affords you excel
lent opportunities.
The Warren Mail contains this grace
ful compliment to a very efficient officer
who has served Uncle Sara during the
past 'our years : The retirement of Post
master H. H. EvanB is generally regret
ted by the people of Tidioue and vicinity.
He haaknade an attentive and obliging
official, careful of the public's wants, and
the Tidioute postoffice stands high in
merit and estimation of the government
Inspectors. If the new P. M., W. R.
DawBon, does as well, nobody will com
plain.
Prophet nicks predicts storminess
from April 5th to 0th, and cold and freez
ing iu the wake of the storms as they
pass eastward. Along about 12th and
13th reactionary storms may be expect
edrain, bail, thunder and wind. Cold
weather may be looked for about the
14th. The 17th to 21st constitutes the
next storm period. - Cool nights with
frosts will follow all these disturbances.
Tho 24th and 25th are reactionary storm
centers, and will be followed also with
frost. The month will end with a grow
ing warm wave, and with storms ad
vancing from western extremes of the
country.
. - i
-i ne largest ran, so saia Dy oia lum
bermen, ever ran oat from the upper
Tionesta creek was piloted down one
day last week by Stephen Cooper, from
the mouth of Fools creek. It contained
nearly 70,000 feet of lumber, and top
loaded with several thousand feet of boat
siding; was 24 feet wide and 23 courses
deep. Two of Balltown's brave young
ladies, Misses Gertie Griflin and Nellie
Jackson, took passage on the raft, and
rode over all the dams along,.the creek,
until Nebraska was reached, when the
pilot's better Judgment prevailed upon
them to leave the craft, and 'twas well
they did, for in passing nnder the newly
erected bridge below the mill some of the
"stagging" was knocked down and al
most completely covered the raft. This
was too much for the forward hands and
theyjumped off to save themselves, and
pilot Cooper was left to manage things
from that on.
The rafting season on Tionesta creok
is already about over for this year. Time
was when the breaking up of the winter
ice marked the beginning of the rafting
business and the end came only when the
summer's sun licked up the waters and
made running impossible. But those
were the halcyon days of the lumbering
Industry along the "Tionesta," and
they'll never come again ; at least not as
any one now on the sod knows of. Twen
ty board and 18 timber rafts is the out
put from Salmon creek this year, while
further up the creek, Cooper Bros., and
W hite it Co. have each a number of
pieces out. Flynn & Weller cut
out a small "Allegbeoy" on the
Whiteman t Bauer mill above Newtown,
and are now on the way to market with
it. So we say. the "rafting" is all over
with this season. There are three priuci
pal reasons for this shortness of season
Scarcity of timber, shipment by rail, and
the building ot boats and barges. 'Tls
sad to reflect that the first of these rea
sons should exist, but that don't help the
matter any. Facta are fuels uo matter
how stubborn.
Any sudden chaage iu the condition
of the atmosphore is certain to bring its
bai vest of coughs and colds. These, if
suffered to run on are likely to terminate
in consumption ; but they may be readi
ly cured by Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup.
Kellettrllle.
Berlin and Reed have sold ther proper
ty at i-mlle to Compbell A Ritx. This
property consists of 600 acres of good
hemlock timber land. Consideration
private.
Joha Btover lost one of bia horses ou
Saturday. The horse were at the Pro
per form where tkoy wrc It, ft overnight,
On of the eulrr.ls w; taken sick and
died in a few r ilsato. The loss falls
heavily oa the ';WLr.
Dr. Hadley, Tloesit's Veterinary sur
ceon, was called up to doctor a valuable
milch cow belonging to M. O. Myers
The Dr. pronounced the animal a suffer
ing from Spinal fever and aa not likely
to recover from the disease.
Dan Walters of Tionenta is visiting his
daughter. Mrs. M. C. Myers, for a few
days.
The Misses Nellie Jackson and Gertie
Griflin of Balltown pasued through town
on Friday ou a raft, on their way to Tio
nesta. The girls report a good time
Tlia. rAtiirnad hnniA Hunilav.
fls rJoVe MMftftfl rff IfsUt'oVa stopped
in town Saturday on her way to the coun
ty seat.
A committee has been appointed to
send out Invitations for the K. O. T. M.
masquerade ball, which will be held in
town on April 20. The date of holding
the ball was first reported to lie on the
20th but we cheerfully correct the mis
take. Get your masks ready.
Easter Sunday was an exceptionally
cold and stormy day here, but neverthe
less the people were out as usual.
On Monday the Buck mills and New
town slashes were cut in order to get oul
the few remaining rafts that were strand
ed on the several bars between Newtown
and Tionesta. We believe the total num
ber strandod is 8 pieces. The editor of
this paper can tell better than ye scribe
whether the rafts were all run or not.
Mr. David Caldwell of Allegheny city
was the guest of friends of Newtown
Mills over Sabbath.
Kellettvllle will be rather dull for the
next week, as all the boys are on a trip to
Iron City and other points down the Ohio
river.
If you do not see any news from Kel
lettvllle iu the next week or two do not
get alarmed as we are among the list that
expect to see Pittsburg during the pres
ent week.
Bert Marsh attended a "select"
party at Ball town on Wednesday eve
ning. Ho reported an excellent time.
Will Walks.
Stewarts Han.
An exhibition was given at Allendar
school house Friday evening, by the
scholars, which was well attended and
very pleasing, we are told. It was the
last day of a six month's term taught by
Miss Myrtle Copeland of Hickory.
Homer Bryner has bought the wells on
the Haze farm, formerly owned by Jas.
Mclutyre. Mr. Bryner expects to shoot
and clean out the wells as soon as the
weather will permit.
Some of the producers expect to do
some drilling this summer if oil stays at
a fair price. Dollar oil would make
times better here.
Rov. Shoup will commence a series of
protracted meetings at the White Church
this, Monday, evening.
Mr. John Thompson, one of our old
est and best citizens, who has suffered
with a very severe sick spell, is very
much improved and again able to be
about the house, we are glad to know.
M. L. Range expects to handle fertiliz
ers this summer, and those wanting any
thing of the kind will do well to call oa
him, as he will handW a first class article.
We speak from expesience, having tried
It.
H. M. Zahniser received word last
week that his mother, who lives in Mer
cer county, was quite sick. He expects
to go to see her this week.
Cbas. Monross has moved onto the farm
formerly worked by D. E. Carson, and
will work for J. I. Range this summer.
Bert Thompson's baby, which has been
very sick, is not much improved, we are
sory to say.
Mr. Walters lost a good work horse
this spring.
Wm. Wood expects to put in a saw mill
on the Joslyn farm and saw out
what timber there is on the
tract this summer. Strang, of
Pleasantville, has the Job of sawing.
R. J. Copeland ts quite poorly with
rheumatism again.
Hugh O' Hare will build a new barn
this summer.
Mrs. J. A. Dawson is still confined to
the house with rheumatism.
M. L. Range's dog bit one of his chil
dren quite badly 8turday.
Will Cummings Is at Erie taking a
course in a business college there.
O. B. Hclntyre was home for a week,
but has gone back to the Indiana oil field
again.
This is a very stormy day, Just such as
we might expect after such nice weather
the first of the mentb.
News Bot.
Weddlug Bells.
YOUNG SIGGINS On Wednesday,
March 21, 1894, at the residence of the
bride's parents, by VC. p. Siggins, J. P.
and father of the bride. Miss Bertha B.
Siggins and John K. Young, all of
West Hickory, were married.
There were about twenty-five iuviled
guests participated in the festivities oi
the day, a goodly number of useful and
ornamental presents were bestowed upon
the newly wedded pair. Master Earl and
Miss Pearl, brother and sister of the
bride, acted as bride's maid and best
man ; and as the time-piece upon the
mantle chimed the hour of two the wed
ding party marched to place to the Btrains
of the grand Russian Wedding March
where the contracting parties were made
one. After which a sumptuous dinner
was seryed and enjoyed by all. The hap
py pair havo gone to Titusville to spend
a few days with friends of the groom,
and on their return will make their abode
in West Hickory. We wish them much
Joy and success for the future.
A UUKST.
Do you need a Carpet? Go to Ledo
bur ic Miles and get advantage of the
best stock in Philadelphia, cheaper than
elsewhere, cut and matched and you pay
for no waste. tf.
Card of Thanks.
Ed. Republican; We wish to extend
our sincere thanks to the good people of
Kellettvllle and vicinity for the charity
and interest they manifested during the
sickness of J. W. Albaugh and family,
and also to Dr. Weber for the skillful
medical asaistence which he rendored.
C. A.
A new stock of dry goods, hats,
shoes, etc., la now being opeued at Law
rence Smearbaugh's. We are buyiag
carefully and selling at bottom prices.
Our stock is not the largest and finest ev
er displayed in Forest county, tint we
still think we can suit you. Call and see
and price the goods. 2t.
Our stock of shoes is being replenish
ed ever)' day. In these goods we ara al
ways prepared to furnish a strictly first
class article at the smallest possible
prices. 2t.
New goods
See them.
at Ledebur t
Miles'
tf.
Jean pants, 75 cents,
Miles.'
at
Ledsbur at
tf.
Subscribe for the RKruBLiOAH.
o!dUkr pet (t a year.
One
Men's woolen suits at 95.00 at Lede
bur t Miles'. tf.
The great offer being made by the
Pittsburg Dispatch to take the sixty
teachers of Pittsburg, Allegheny and
ether points In Pennsylvania, Ohio,
West Virginia and Maryland, to Atlantic
Cily in July is the talk of the hour. The
additional inducement that the twelve
teachers of the sixty who receive the
largest number of votes will be taken on
a supplementary trip to Philadelphia,
New York anil Boston after the Atlantio
City trip is over is Indicative of the libor
alty which governs the Pittsburg J9i
patch in everything it does. Give your
favorite teacher the benefit of a splendid
summer onting.
Don't Tsbacre Hplt or Hmoke Your Life
away Is the truthful, startling title of a
little book that tells all about No-to-bac,
the wonderful harmless guaranteed to
bacco habit cure. The cost is trifling,
and the man who wants to quit and can't
rnns no physical or financial risk in us
ing "No-to bsc." Sold by all druggists
look st drug store or by mail free. Ad
dress, The Storling Remedy Co., Indiana
Mineral Springs, Ind.
A Horrible Railroad Accident.
Is a daily chronicle in our papers ; also
the death of some dear friend, who has
died with consumption, whereas, if he or
she hsd taken Otto's cure for Throat and
Lung diseases in time life would have
been rendered happier and perhaps
saved. Heed the warning I If yon have
a cough or any affection of the Throat
and lungs call at Siggins Herman, Tio
nesta, or W. G. WilkinB, West Hickory,
sole agents, and get a trial bottle free.
Large size 50c. 4
The Trouble Over.
A prominent man in town exclaimed
the other day: "My wife has been wear
ing her life out from the effects of Dys
pepsia, Liver Complaint and Indigestion.
Her case baffled the skill of our best phy
sicians. After using threo packages of
Bacon's Celery King for the nerves she
is almost entirely well." Keep your
blood in a healthy condition by the use
of this great vegetable compound. Call
on Slgulns Herman, Tionesta, or W,
G. Wilkins, West Hickory, sole agents,
and get a trial package tree. Large size
50c. 4
TREASURER'S SALE
OF
SEATED AND UNSEATED LANDS.
IN FOREST COUNTY, PA.,
BY VIRTUE of Sundry acts of the
General Assembly of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania relating to the sale of
seated and unseated lands in the county
of Forest, etc., for taxes due and unpaid,
I will ottor 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 1894,
at 10 o'clock a. m., the following describ
ed pieces of land, or such parts thereof as
may be necessary to satisfy the amount
of taxes and ousts 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
the sale may be avoided and the property
put up and resold.
All tracts not otherwise marked are adver
tised for taxes for 1892 and 1893.
UNSEATED JL.AJVIS.
Barnett Township.
WwiMt-AerM.
TinutH or Owner.
33051
8312
3305
3812
3305
5701
3160
23 S W Pain
914 05
1 1 8-10 8 W Pain
18 8-10 " "
1 R 8 4 J W Winlack
449 John Becker
65 J B Reed
767
12 22
1 80
435 85
5701
12 73
3159 247K Clark A Kreitler E. part
30 John M Clspp fl Gilfoyle
3311 100 Sterner Daniel
3161 280 J B Pearsall
Creen Township,
192 67
19 50
26 67
54 00
5185 500 Duncan Robert, 1893 54 00
3118 64 Lacy, 18U3 7 20
6504 1000 Lacy 536 00
5505 580 I.acy 288 00
6601 1000 Lacy 737 00
6500 600 Laov 360 00
3819 SiiO McClintock Hamelton. i
of tax 18 00
120 Myers. Peter or Nulf i of
tax 7 20
6183 100 S D Irwin fl Phillis X of
tax 9 00
5189 100 E O Emerson fl Conrad 19 82
5118 5tf Lacv, 1893 4 51
381U417 60 Unknown fl Davis '93 7 20
100 First National Bunk Hol-
idaysburj; 21 60
6185 210 John A Dale Heirs 60 40
il j 618 Collins A Watson 72 00
6184 67 Geo Zuendel fl Enterprise
Transit Co. '93 10 26
j 64 T D Collins fl Wallace 11 62
Harmony Township.
50 A J A J B Siggins 10 05
lof75 U 11 Evens, trustee fl Barr
A Beech 10 05
216 153 J il Osmer 40 20
217 110 J 11 Osmer 29 48
80 Newbury E 26 hO
100 Thompson fl Babbett '92 13 20
100 SiKgins A Thompson fl
Thompson A Babbett '93 13 60
60 Foreman N S fl Dawson
A Keener 13 40
22 Cartwright 8 8 7 71
07i Siggins John fl Page 26 13
120 SiKins Isaac i oil int. '02 28
75 Miles Hugh 25 14
50 Breden James fl Hagan 13 40
162 McCaliuont J S 46 WO
102 Mct'almont 8 F 46 90
103 MeCalmont John F 40 90
115 MuCalinout J S 30 85
110 Mct'almont Mrs 8 F 37 20
41 Guild J O '93 13 40
22 Brown Jonathan heirs '92 3 79
lii Paul I) J '93 2 38
134 Paul R 8 '93 2 38
No. 6 259 Pittsburg National Buuk
of Commerce 76 03
145 Garson Sbamburg 38 86
60 J llonnev 13 40
100 Smiley Dr. fl Getchell 42 88
50 Kigali's J A Hicliardnon '93 6 80
60 Siggins J 11 Cleland '93 6 80
Hickory Township
5208 290 Henricl 4 Lens, trus. '93
5221 1 Henrici at Lens, trus. '93
6203 550 Wilkins Crocker A Long
6192 150 Lake Erie Petroleum Co.
300 John Small wood
100 Beutty David
120 Longwell McFee, 1 tax
089 300 J M Clupp, Unknown '93
32 wigens r; R
16 Dr. Colbert, J. G Re.d
60 H H Stow
176 Noble A Delemater
5232 2 Francos Henry '93
61U1 75 Martha A Kuth
3tihU 329 Percival C ilav James
67
73
19
39
13
10
19
4
1
fl
23
tf
60
50 Orion Siggins tl US Siggins 6
6102 60 J M Kepler 6
4 Martin Smith 39
45 Siggins Oriou fi Church 18
. SiKkfins Orion fl Middluton
6192 50 Siggins fl Clspp 6
6192 22 Du k rsger J ft William 2
6192 10-163 of 624 acres F W Mor
gan 7 40
6192 10-105 of 624 acres Kmina Die-
feudorr 7 40
Mw2 10 W5of (124 acres J W Willard 7 40
6192 10-l'i5 of 624 acres W W Marks 7 4'i
6192 3-103 of 024 acres J T Beecher 2 32
Hows Township.
Wkr. fluti. AeiM- Viriulai or Ovur. Am t-
819 1028 W I) Wood, trus '03 259 06
Sljo uti Iroy Link lain 1iK)07
jrt m Wry LfrrtrTsfn OW 84
8W3 990 Wardor J '92 239 25
3803 1003 Cowan Phillis fl
Warder A Co. '93 250 14
2993 103 W H Cook. J ortax 209 06
2736 69 100 Albert Fox fl Bon
ner '93 Rl no
2850 8 100 W Willlnk. Howard 80 2t
2K.V) 10 100 W Willink Schotreld 80 24
2918 13 100 Albert Fox Blondin
193 6 30
2910 19 100 W Willink Stewart
M of tax 32 50
2916 20 100 W Willink Stewart
M of tax 32 66
2808 23 60 Albert Fox, Lewis
Miss '93 4 60
2808 24 60 Albert Fox, S. half
Lewis F '93 4 50
2977 J of 84 60 Albert Fox Thomp
son '93 6 30
2977 4of35 60 W Willink Colter
Uncapher 43 12
2995 44 100 Brown A Irwin 12 32
316 6i H flobbs 41 89
31X5 100 Mitlin J 49 28
6102 750 Anchor Oil Co 554 40
5103 531 Clougli 1, S 32S 12
6104 looo ('lough L S 6!) oo
2019 108 Thomas II Dallett'92 50 67
6101 10O0 dough L S O'.HMIO
62 1000 CloiiL'h L S (190 00
2!H6 a0 L A llrenaman 64 06
2995 41-42-
49-50 400 W H Cook t ot tax 97 82
3197 111 J Rosenblatt! Howe
Oil Co 94 88
3197 37 H Rosen hint '93 10 35
8197 87 H Walillieimor '93 16 35
2K50 2 100 P J Swaine 12 32
5105 678 Urandin Co i oil
and gas 25 34
5108 150 Orandin A Co y, oil
and gas 6 03
2995 lof43 60 W Willink '03 4 50
Vacant 100 R J Blood fl C If Blood 61 60
3005 1000 W H Frost fl Wright
Duhring 690 00
4790 890 Wright 4 Duhring 500 01
4791 990 Wright During Bo 84
52K6 800 Wallace W Cook 389 76
3198 25 Michael Murphy A
Co N. E. corner 21 59
3198 25 Michael Murphy A
Co S. E. corner 21 59
4823 470 Pittsburg A Forest
Co Lumber Co 293 22
3186 100 Thomas B Taylor 73 92
2977 100 Rappee J 8 12 32
Vacant 50 John Fertig fl En
terprise Tranit Co 30 80
Vacant 50 John Fertig fl En
terprise Transit Co 30 80
Vacant 361 Fertig, McKinney
Sattcrtield 22 18
3183 230 John H Menseh 113 34
3188 250 Anchor Oil Co '93 47 40
2 W S Cole fi Nugent 1 70
Vacant 25 Reed A Brenneman
11 Dobbs 18 48
Vacant 17 Reed A Brenneman
11 Dobbs 12 61
Vacant 400 C J Fox estate south
half '93 15120
3801 893 2-10 Means ot White 09 17
2878 8-6ofl0()3 O WiJ F Pro
per, land only 112 23
6103 620 Forest Tanning Co,
'92 150 60
2878 8-5ofl063 J M Bletnis,
timber only 336 80
Jenks Township.
5141 27 Boynton P, east
part of Bonnor 12 99
6141 5 127 Wray W A 11 Bayn-
ton '93 28 33
5142 8 150 A J Mazarie '93 22 32
6142 11 132 Boynton P 17 68
6143 9 279J F J Maflett fl Curl
t Campbell 37 45
6145 100 Hood Bon bright at CO 39 60
3160 444 John Becker 100 07
3191 16 95 S F Roher fl H L at
J L 45 82
8162 1100 H Leroyat J Llnkluin630 64
3165 449 " " 21192
3179 51 65i " ' 22 18
3179 61 38 " " 18 61
3179 69 112 Henry Rossman 54 01
3179 60 69 H LerovatJ Linklaln 33 31
8177 24 50 8 F Roher ft hi L A
J L 24 12
3179 64 93 H Leroy at J Linklaln 44 89
3181 30 60 Mrs Isabella Price 24 12
3181 30 60 " " " 24 12
8182 3-4-5-
6-9-12
13-14-
19-20- 1073 Baker Hammond at
Co 431 33
5136 80 L 8 Clouyh 32 10
5138 365 Hurmer Josiah 170 63
3564 1014 Nicholson John 374 20
3671 1000 W H Frost 4s2 40
3322 50 James Phillis flWal-
kermau '93 2 79
5107 1000 L S Clough 331 65
3169 100 Ash lev J, lit 32 16
Vacant 200 R J Blood at C H
Blood '92 34 56
3181 38 84 Roher 8 F, deo'd 40 64
8169 39 Marks L J 12 54
3170 130 Goo S Heed flRhiiier 17 42
6144 13 30 Cecil Gross fl Fore
man 14 48
6141 160 Thompson John 77 20
Vacant 132 O W Proper fl
Woodlmrn 03 65
3184 604 Brower C. i tax '93 82 34
8170 280 W H Tracy at Pier
tax '93 8 68
5141 127 Frank Pier H W
Tracy M tax '93 11 82
3173 50 G W Blunclmrd H
W Tracy '93 3 10
5144 15 70J H W Tracy, Pier
Blanchard HUix '93 2 92
5110 753 Grand in at Co oil
and gas 25 20
6129 68 Graiidin at Co oil
and gas 1 95
3322 100 Anna Hills 12 06
3159 247 Clark at Kroitler,
E. end of Ogleby 118 74
Vacant 43 Nugent Thomas 20 77
3042 130 Eaton fl Kldridge 2 20
3173 28 Blood Cyrus estate 97
3007 1000 Wright at Duhring 626 HO
3603 140 " " 67 52
3664 140 " " 07 52
8171 105 Blood PP 42 21
8173 100 Blood P P 32 08
8170 65 Hunt Mrs L M 26 00
3171 10-11 100 El ward Bevier fl
Blood 64 32
8173 26 80 Geo Horton, C Sei-
gel 10 72
3169 20 80 K.I ward Bevier fl
Blood 38 50
8169 105 Towler S S 83 76
3171 75 Mrs Clarisa Rohrer 24 12
3109 35 1139
3109 78 " " " 25 28
3800 100 Emma J Curry 48 24
3800 814 Geo Means C G
Demsey ii tax 54 53
3183 20 A M Montehouso at
others tf 64
3642 7 100 Proper, Agnew at
Kelly 48 24
3669 1000 A 11 Thacket at
Others oil and gas 07 00
801 849 Means at While 46 39
3109 7 1-5 S U Irwin 7 22
3170 160 John Wray fl Rey-
ner at other '93 33 48
17 .1 M Patterson ' fl
Dobbs 4 64
3322 100 James Phillis tt An
na H ills 10 05
3642 100 Mrs Lizzio Frost 30 15
Klngsley Township.
Wir rut. Aero- f wiiw Oimi. 4 a i
5137 76 Gilbert James i IS 75
5234 850 Taylor Cbas H lax 82 60
3133 100 John A A Jackson Stew
art 1 75
6186 890 Wolf Co W7 60
6188 60 T P Benjamin fl Snoblut 9 38
61x0 91 Cbas Starrow rl White 17 12
51K7 91 Chan .Starrow 11 White 17 12
6131 200 GrevSC 4:175
6193 245 J M Clupp 11 Giltillail 45 94
5188 820 William Sinclair 46 25
511 5 300 (frail. lm A Co H oil, gas V -'7
6108 950 Grauiiin .t Co 14 oil, gas 29 69
6109 1000 Gramlin A V" X "' K 31 25
6110 800 Graudin .V Co , oil, gas 9 3K
6128 1000 Grandin A Co S' oil, gas 81 25
6129 900 Orandin A Co H oil, pss 28 13
6131 1000 Forest Oil Co tl Superior
Oil Co '93 87 00
5214 100 Anchor Oil Co II Schoolcy 21 f7
613 400 Ijike Erie Pet Co 00 (Hi
6194 HO Lake Erie Pet Co 10 00
5IK7 79 Brennaii A Richards 9 7
6132 50 J N Pallurkon 11 Harrison 9 37
Tlonosta Township.
160 Phenix Oil Co 50 IKI
43j w F lialrviuuplo 1H 31
170 Dale J A .V Stone of lax 17 tv
S9H lti) Gfl mors at Dnll Jh a
2H36 990 Hannah A Ollfilan 846 H
221 100 Ornham A Paul Stelner 857W
400 S T May t Irwin 84,08
2835 Jof 100 Dnlo ' Corb 17 60
127 Amy D W it It
242 J M Clupp fl Hanson A
Cronwell 13 88
2828 . 250 J W Fiel.lor 87 6ft
240 S D Irwin 42 0H
98 Sumnels Philps Heirs 94
40 VanVranken J R 8 40
2828 43 8 I Iiwln fl Vanderhoof
K tnx 8 24
3822 1000' Wood s heirs 280 00
45 Fourth Nat Bank'Pltts-
burg at others H',7
3823 310 Simpson Co fl Paxton 4 00
324 200 E M Pnvne fl Kenneway 6 OS
R Curtis 195 James Ulakely 64 60
R CurtiH 105 Sat ah F McCalmont 64 60
H Curtis 1(15 A McC Wilson Bros 40 41
324 152 O W Robinson fl Walker 2120
42 Brown A W fl Wyant 11 76
10 Petcgrew Joseph 8 W
2 SicL'ilis O fl Henhllrn OH
28233711 J'M Clupp t2 01
Cascade 1'et land Ass 10
20 Wolcott, Grove A Co '4
100 Bissell at Bishop fl R Cur
tis 15 00
100 Rissell Bishop fl W Eck 28 M
2823 200 Oil Cily FuelJ Supply Ce
'92 14 W
42 A W Brown fl Wyant, eil
right 1 48
130 Henry Johnson fl Hl-
lanrU '93 9 10
52 Dale heirs to Shepherd 10 Vi
ij? j 461 John Anderson 1888 U tv
KEATICD LANDS.
Creen Township.
vrtrreniARr-fe WarrtatM or Owoor. Aa't-
3519 50 Bonner Estate 814 40
3S25 ,.;.ri0 First National Bank of
Holiilsvsburg 18 00
51X5 lofl First National Bank ef
Hnliilavsburg 82 50
5133 21 '.Haslet W W 4 94
1 Thompson A Bean 1808 14
3520 12 WhitmamJohn fl Shoap
1M92 1 40
Hickory Township.
5199 61 Alhauiih J II
6190 1 Albaugh Wesley
160 Bull NOt William Ktax
ls.2
seo
8 48
I 94
10
98
80
H
Berlin Eli 1892
Berry M L 1892
Berry M L 1892
Coffinnn M P 1893
; Dayton Jesso C
Davtnn Jesse C
46
6 71
792
1 66
48 64
6 40
83
164 92
2 10
7i 26
18 84
064
44 93
4 64
48 60
ei so
3693
330'
5191 60
Island 5
5207 102
1
Dale John A 1892
Davidson A
Heath Hiram 1893
Mercantile Oil Co
McCutchon Clarissa
Patterson D L
Mguins John A Kinnear
Starrow ('has
Siggins A Wilson
Collins T D A others '92
Kinnear John '92
5203
5233
5233
5233
5218
5211
670
96
50
310
50
750
897
Island
Howe.Townshlp.
2300 40S North Penn Oil Co '92 15 41
2022 600 North Penn Oil Co '92 24 77
3193 990 Stone, Lindsey Co 609 83
4823 181 Stone, Lindsey A Co '68 67 04
Jenks Township.
7 Anderson John '92 J 80
3801 j Anderson Peter '92 44
Blanchord O W '92 61
6144 1 ir.J Boynton P fi Paul J 41 23
Vtacaut 220 'Daniels James 44 10
3S01 1 Frost W H '93 41
3612 30 (sub 7) Ehlridge Jos'h '63 4 24
3H01 t Gardner F M !93 43
3190 25 Hannnah Mrs H H '68 8; 14
3181 100 (sub 27) II Leroy 4.J Lin-
klain 108 64
3169 1 Minemser Mike '92 3 71
i Kerr Miss Aggie '83 1 34
3801 4 Means A While '92 4 84
5143 259 (sub 10) Mazarie A J '63 63 04
3165 400 Nichodemus W A 148 M
Vacant 100 Proper k Agnew '63 ""?iiT 30
3801 i Schick Herb 0 84
i Phenix Oil Co '93 1S;04
6147 70J Tracy, Pier A Blanchard
'93 4 44
Vt 771" Walton Amos Sr '02 10 7
3173 20 Whitney liro '82 4;3l
3171 i Zlmerman John!'6S 43
Kingsley Township.
5196 120 Hunter W F deo'd 33 60
6217 Hi") Lamb heirs nil it gas 17 34
5190 100 Orn F P fl Burkell'tf2 18 44
5208 100 Hood Wm it Others oil at
gas '93 t U
5213 316 Herd ABASH Daven
port 67 14
5214 290 Herd A B A S A Daven
port 74 II
5217 1100 Herd ABAS A ,'Daven-
port i of this tract '88 40 84
5212 Mi Sell. 'lev J C at Co 68 25
6J97 2H Shetller Mrs Ellen,'62 83
Tlonenta:.Townshlp.
SO" Bradbury C K '92 3 68
92 Blenkley James 88 40
28115 401 Anderson John .'93 63 70
02 Brown A W, oil and gaa 4 84
2823 18 Clark Samuel heirs 4 90
J:4' 885 Curtuin t Anderson '68 127 64
3821 (2;Carlaugh E E fl'i Arm
strong 15 66
2824 60 Fallar Phill fl Grey '98 T'fO
2H24 60 Kallar J S 11 Tl
2H24 600 (iilmore at Dull 126 00
2824 50 ilepler James 14 M
5 Hunter G 8 '92 4 84
10 Hunter it Mnv '83 i
1 llunter.G S '92 14
3S24 50 Hughes Sarah '63 1(1
2K(5 50 Nicklos Wm 16 74
96 McKee Wm '82 S T4
i Woodside Chester '08 I 84
Tionesta Borough.
Acre. Warrantee or Ownor Im't
i Bleak lev B F '92 T 80
470 Sickles G ( '93 126 60
1 Riley Hattio '93 8 74
4 Overlauder Jacob '03 3 84
Harmony Township.
60 P.row B Sain '92
84 Beuttv David '93
40 Clark" 1 W
I06 dinger Siggins
20 Mrs. E F Coutaut
8 00
0 80
11 M
30 61
484
124 Dawson I U warrant 316 40 24
135 Dowibil ('has 83 64
loo Dawson Walter 14 80
loo Dul A II '93 10 93
100 Kishur Bros '93 'M 44
37 Fogle W II 4 97
2 .0 Gorman William heir '62 27 74
100 Grove Goo it Wilaou 20 10
62 Green J. K '93 7 80
4 Goodman A J '93 84
2 Jones K L it Isaac 61
40 Jervis Pet Co '93 4 20
30 Jones ilDfl Crippeu '63 4 20
50 Jones 11 ! tl Crippeu '88 V 10
00 Kepler J M it Co 14 90
loo Mdirew Darcy 40 20
62 MilesJ M 23 44
50 Mover I. '93 8 60
Mvers E (1 '92 1 44
4 I'ennell J 11 '93 M
30 Milles ('- .1 Co '98 T 62
N 1 Piiislniig it Cherry Run Oil Ce 18 84
loo Pittsburg it Cherry Kun Oil Co 'JO 40
00 Pitisiiurg it Cherry Run Oil Co 13 24
165 Pittsburg it cherry Run Oil Co 8.1 n
Mi Paul liosea '93 8 40
6 KurT Jacob 3 64
148 Siugins John 44 44
02 Sitfkiius it Karnes '82 4 22
32 Niggius at Baruus '98 4 84
4o0 Still llsriell 134 O0
12 Stella 1'el Co 4 80
loo Miami. m a i oil and gas '83 2 40
37 SlmmhurgG 10 20
5 Sliamhut (1 2 56
134 Mi.uiihurir G fl J E Brown 34 17
Ml Sliumliurg G tl lloielirook 18 12
218 shamhiirii (i 11 Sweel d Sheriff 44 47
50 SliHiiiburvr H 16 78
117 Wilson S M 88 AO
35 Wood vv 11 n Monress heirs 14 '24
(2 Wood W 11 fl Monross heirs 23 94
By virtue of an art of Assembly enti
tled "An Act to regulate the collection of
taxes 011 unseated lauds," approved the
illli day of June, A. ., 187, interest will
l.e charged on 1m2 taxes Irnin January 1,
lv.3, to d4to of payment, and on 1893 tax
pa from January 1. 1m4, to data ef pay
iiieut, ui the rate of six per eent.iper. aa
111. in.
Q. JAM I (WON Tiiuss..
TifBMta, Forest Oe., Pa., Itarsh $, 14V4.