the forest bepublican. jum T. XJmn,
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1894.
BOROUGH OFFICER!.
Burgess C. It. Davis.
Oouncilmen. Joseph Clark, W. A.
Grove. W. A. Hllnndn, 8. H. Haslet, A.
H. Dale Joseph Morgan.
Justices of the Peace J, F. Proper, 8.
J. Sotley.
Constable S. R. Canfield.
Collector S. 8. Canfield.
School Directors I). 8. Knox, J. T.
Brennan, J. R. Clark, T. F. Ritchey, G.
W. Holeman, J. E. Wenk.
broker in
Real Estate
AN!) General
Insurance.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
Member of Congress G. F. Kninns.
Member of Senate Harrt A. Hall.
A ssembly J. J. IfAHinT.
President Judge CiIARLKS ILNotjcs.
Aocinte Judge John H. Whitk,
C. W. Clark.
Treasurer Q. Jamifson.
Prothonotary, Register t& Recorder, te.
Calvin M. Akkkr, .
Sheriff". John T. Carson.
Commissioners W. A. CoNWBLY, Pk
tkr Yoonok,W. M. Coon.
(bounty Superintendent G. W. Kkrr.
District Attorney P. M. CLARK.
Jury Commissioners J. B. Carpkn-
TKB, URO, ZtTKNDKI,.
County Surveyor J. F. Proper.
Corotierli.W. Clark.
County Auditors M. K. Abbott, W.
L. Strom r, J. W. Elliott.
HKflULAR TKRMH OF COURT.
Fourth Monday of February.
Third Monday of May.
Last Monday of August.
Third Monday of November.
Wild Lands for Sale.
Farms for Sale.
Houses A Lots for Sale
Houses for Rent.
Do you wish to Hell or exchange Real
EstatoT or desire Insurance on your
building or household furniture T Call
on me.
C. M. ARNER,
CONVEYANCER,
REAL ESTATE BROKER
AND COLLEGTOR.
TIONESTA, PEEN'A.
Deeds. Bonds. Mortgages. Leaaes.Wllls,
Power of Attorney. Articles of Agree
ment, andil other legal instruments cf
writing, drawn with accuracy and dis
patch. Titles examined and "Briofs"
prepared. Ground rents, mortgages,
and loans negotiated. Farms and wild
lands, bouses ana lots lor sale or rent.
Resistors of Property for sale or to lot.
open to tbe inspection of those interested.
Particular attention paid to the collection
of rents, interest, etc. Also to the proper
assessment of lands and payment of
taxes. Probating accounts, acknnwledg'
ment of deeds, and depositions taken.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
rTMONESTA LODGE. No. 360.1.0. O. F.
JL Meets every Tuesday evening, In Odd
Follows' llalUl'artruige tniiiuing.
I WREST LODGE, No. 184, A. O. U.W.,
1 Meetsevery Friday evening In A.O.U.
W. Hall, Tlonesta.
tlTASHINGTON CAMP. No. 420, P. O.
VV 8. of A., meets every -Saturday eve
ning In A. O. U. W. Hall, Tlonesta.
CI APT. GEORGE STOW POST, No. 274
J n A H M nets 1st and Sd Wednes
day evening In each month, In Odd Fel
lows, Hall, Tlonesta.
nAPT.OEOROE STOW CORPS.'"No.
137, W. R. C, moots first and third
Wednesday evoking of each month, In A.
O. U. W. hall, Tfonesta, Pa.
t-w Pan 1 ft.rXTf V . . 1 j 7 I ir fl T
-L M., meeis 2nd and 4th Wednesday
eveninir In each month In A. O. U. W.
hall Tionosta. Pn.
M. CLARK,
ATTORN EY-AT-L AW.
and District Attorney. Office, cor. of
1 m An il Uridine Streets. Tionosta. Pa.
Also ait for a number of reliable
Firo Insfcnee Companies.
F. RITCHEY,
. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Tlonesta, Pa.
DWARDE. HALL
ATTOKSEY-AT-LAW,
Tionosta, Fa.
Oftlce with S. D. Irwin .sq.
B. SIGGINS, M. D.,
jrnysician, nuiKw"" -
TIONESTA. PA.
Chnrrh aad (sabbath Mcheol.
pfesbyterian Sabbath School at 9:45 a,
m. i M. E. Sabbath School at lo:ou a. m,
Preaching in M. K. Church every au-
bath evening by Rev. Rankin.
Preaching in the F. M. Church every
Sabbath evening at tbe usual hour. Kov
F. F. Sboun. Pastor.
Mor rices in mo rresDyiorian unnrco
every Sabbath morning and evening,
ttev. J. v. MCAnincQ omciaung.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Cleveland Bicycles.
Latest Improved Models, fitted
with Combination Wood and Allum
luum vjlincber Kim and Uleveiann
Thread Tire. All strains and vibra
tion absorbed by the Wood Rim.
Written guarantee with every wheel.
Carry 200 pounds over rough roads
Prices'to suit the tiuies. ?'J0 to Slot)
buys a hieh erade wheel. Call and
see sample. A. II. Dale. Gt
E
J W. MORROW. M. D.,
Phvslclan. Hurircon A Dentist.
Offilce and residence three doors north of
Lawrence House. Tionesta. Protossion-
al mils nromntlv resnonded to at all
hours.
rvR. PRESTON STEE LE
iJ Homoeopathic Physician Surgeon gins
TIONESTA, PA.
Office in the rooms formerly occupied
by E. L. Davis. Tails made night or
day."
T D. BOWMAN, M. D.,
I j. Physician A Suriroon.
TIONESTA, PA.
Office In building formerly occupied by
Dr. Nason. Call promptly responded to,
night or day.
TTOTHl, AGNEW.
11 L. AGNEW. Proprietor.
This hotel, formerly the Lawrence
House, has undergone a complete change,
Rtnl Is now furnished with a the mod
ern imWovements. Heated and lighted
llir.niL-linnt wilh natural uas. batiirooms.
hot and cold water, etc. The comforts of
guosts never neglectod.
CENTRAL HOUSE.
V A; J. PUFFIN BERG, Proprietor,
Tlonseta. Pa. This is the most centrally
located hotel in the place, and has all the
modern improvements. No pains will
be spared to make it a pleasant stopping
niace fur the traveling uublio. First
class Llvory in connection.
at
PREST HOTEL,
West Hickory, Pa,
Jacob Ikmdor. Proprietor. This hotel
has hut recentlv been eomnloted. is nioe-
lv furnished throughout, aud offers the
finest and most comfortable accommoda
tions to guests and the traveling public,
Rates reasonable.
M
AY, PARK t CO.,
lyn si iv iv.-i.
Corner of Elm A Walnut Sts., Tionesta,
Pa., Bank of Discount mihi Deposit, in
iw. allowed on Time Deposits. Colle&
tions mado on all the Principal points of
the U. S. Collections solicited.
pilIL. EMERT,
FANCY BOOT A SHOEMAKER.
Shop in Rock building next to Smear
jaugh A Co.'a store. Is prepared to do all
Kinds of custom work irom the finest to
the coarsest aud euarantoes his work to
give perfect satisfaction. Prompt atten
tion sriven to mendiirk. and prices rea
sonable.
T -p. 7.K HRINGER.
J. PRACTICAL WATCH-MAKER
and Jeweler of 25 Tears' experience, is
nrepared to do all work in his lino uu
, K 1 1 1-. nnhna an ,1 nt rAiuionalila nricea,
Always Kuarautees satisfaction. Watch-
a. Jeweirv. Ac. ordered' for parties at
the lowest possible figure,
in the building next to
Room.
Will be found
Keeley Club
JORENZO FULTON.
Manufacturer of aud Dealer in
HARNESS, COLLARS, BRIDLES,
And all kinds of
HORSE FURNISHING GOODS.
TIONESTA. PA.
Frod. Grcttenborgor
GENERAL
BLACKSMITH & MACHINIST.
All work DBrtainlne to Machinery, En
gines. Oil W ell Tools, Gas or Water Fit-
Us aud General Hlacksin i thing prompt
lvVlmie at Low Rates. Renairinu Mill
Machinery given special attention, aud
salisluctiou guaranteed.
Shop in rear of and lust west of the
Shaw House, Tidioute, Pa.
Your patronage solicited.
FKED. GrTETTENBHRGER.
Arise and rejoice in one of Ledobur
Miles J10.00 suits. tf.
Mrs. 8. S. Canfielak Is visiting with
friends in Oil City this week.
Good-Wear, best shoe in the market
for $1.60 at Ledebur & Miles'. tf.
A. H. Dale is nursing a very sore
face, the result of an abscessed tooth,
Miss Minnie Canflold spent last
Saturday with friends at East Hickory.
Rev. J. T. Brennan is attending Con
ference. at Lottsville, Warren County,
this week.
Free wool could not put the pries of
clothing much cheaper than Ledobur
Miles have It. tf.
James R. Morgan is moving into
part of the house occupied by Dr. 8ig
this week.
O. C. Brownell is moving from Coch
rcnton to Jamestown, N. Y., where be
has rented a hotel.
Reese Stitzinger has moved upon the
Slbbald place, which he will farm for L,
J. Hopkins this summer.
The Boro Schools close on the 5th of
next month, with an exhibition for which
the pupils are now preparing.
Spring goods are now coming In
Lawrence Smearbaugh's, and every
thing goes at the lowest figures. 2t
8. J. Wolcott has bought the Russ
Browa farm, four miles north of town
and will make It his future home
The County Commissioners have set
the second aud fourth Tuesdays of each
month as their regular meeting days
Miss Rosa Hunter will Join -those
mentioned last week, in attendance
the spring term of the Clarion Normal
School.
A new laid comet has just been dis
covered by astronomers at Bristol, Eng
land. Its idontity has not yet been es
tablished.
House cleaning time with all its Joys,
has budded once more; you need new
Carpets and you can get them at Ledo
bur a Miles'. tf.
If you have to sell your wheat on the
00c basis you can make up for some of it
by buying your clothing and shoes at
Ledebur Miles'.
J. M. Kepler returned homo last
Monday from Hot Springs, Ark., where
he has been during the past two months,
much improved In health.
W. A . Fisher, the jewelor, has dispos
ed of hU stock at auction and leaves this
week for Wheeling, West Virginia,
where he expects to locate.
You probably plugged along with
your last year's suit uader your over
coat, but you have to get a new one now.
Remember what Ledebur A Miles say. tf
Jdhn G. Hunter has been wearing an
eight pound smile and dealiag out cigars
with a lavish band, over the arrival of a
young lady at his house, Monday after
noon.
Communion services will be held in
the Presbytorian church next sabbath
morning. Preparatory services will be
held on Friday and Saturday evenings
previous.
H. M. Zahniser, brought Captain
Johnson of Sandy Lake, an old time
newspaper man and founder of tbe San
dy Lake News, in to call upon us yester
day afternoon,
Dr. Rumberger was up from East
Brady last Friday for a few hours and
shook hands with many of his old friends,
Ho accompanied his brother Edward,
who had business here.
C. F. May and wife, who have been
with tbe family of Mrs. May's brother-iu-
law, W. G. Wyman, the past winter, have
gone to Byromtown where Mr. May has
assumed charge of a mill.
William McKee having completed
his contract for stocking logs at Thomp
son station, has moved to his farm on the
Pleasantville road, about a mile west of
town, where he will makethiugs blossom
this bi turner.
Mrs. G. W. Worden of East Hickory,
attended the executive meeting of the
Forest county W. C. T. U., yesterday.
Drs. Siggins and Bowman successful
ly performed the delicato operation of re
moving an abscess from the infant ton of
Mr. N. E. Holmes, one day last week.
The child Is now doing well.
Elmer L. Sutton, smiling and happy,
accompanied by Samuel Aul, was over
from Redcllff yesterday on a business
trip, and paid tho Republican office a
pleasant call while in town.
Our stock of shoes Is being replenish
ed every day. In these goods we are al
ways prepared to furnish a strictly first
class article at tbe smallest possible
prices. Lawrence A Smearbaugh 2t.
Dr. and Mrs. F. T. Nason, who have
been in New York city the past few
months, whore tbe Doctor has been at
tending medical lectures, are visitors at
the home of Mrs. J. H. Derlckson.
J. P. Huling is moving back from
Pleasantville this week and will occupy
bis residence next the Catholio church.
Uncle Billy PufQnborg who vacates
Jared's place has gone into the Gus Car
son house on Bridge Street.
A. T. Anderson has disposed of his
shop to Will Hood and departed for
Lock Haven, at which place he will stait
barber shop and bath rooms. We are
sorry to loose Trix and wish him abund-
ut success in his new home.
-non. C. A. Hill is now a citizen of tbe
Borough, having taken possession of the
property In the north ward recently pur
chased by him. The Judge sold his farm
to John Walters, who leaves tbe Sibbald
place to take possession of it.
A now stock of dry goods, hats,
shoes, etc., is now being opened at Law
rence tt- Smearbaugh's. We are buyiag
carefully and selling at bottom price.
Our stock is not tbe largest and finest ev
er displayed in Forest county, but we
still think we can salt you. Call and see
and price the goods. 2t.
The regular annual ruin of the Dela
ware and Maryland fruit crops by frost,
occurred last week. Reports from the
southern and western states also tell of
heavy damage done to early fruit. Little
harm was done in this vicinity, though
peach trees were well advanced and may
show the effocts of tbe blitzard.
This week is the opening of the
spring term of the Clarion State Normal
School. A few have not bocn able to
start at the beginning of the term, but
we learn that any aTO welcome to enter
when it suits them, and are required to
pay only for the time they are In attend
ance $3.25 a week for tuition, board and
room.
The County Commissioners are
beautifying the grounds surrounding tho
Court' House by grading, pruning the
trees and adding improvements where
over needed. If the Comity could man
age to squeeze through without the mon
ey realized from tbe sale of hay each
year and have a lawn mower run through
the grounds occasionally, 11 would make
a vast Improvement.
A brilliant display of tbe Northern
lights, making the heavens very bright,
was witnessed by those who were out of
doors last Saturday night. Marshal
Brown of Coxey's army claims that It
was gotten up expressly as an endorse
ment of the Coxey movement, but he
may be mistaken j we would rather be
lieve that the Lord was afraid to leave
them alone In the dark.
Following is the list of letters re
maining in Tlonesta, Pa., Post Office,
Aprils, 1894: Mrs. Agues Allen, Mrs.
Ida Fry, Mrs. S. F. Mowrey, Mrs. R. T.
Morgan, James Beebee, L. W. Bruce, G.
Brown, Chas. Bergman, U. H. Fraden
burg, E. C. Gardner, Wns. Henry, 8. L.
Shook, L. S. Seeley, Josiah Marshall,
R. N. Miles, 2, Mrs. Annie Morrison.
R. L. Haslet, P. M.
The employes of the W. N. Y. A P.
Road have contributed 9100, which they
offer as a reward for the recovery ef the
body of Fireman John Martin, who lost
his life in the Walnut Bend accident the
Ptb of March, aud whose body is suppos
ed to be in the river somewhere between
that point and Pittsburg. Communica
tions may be addressed to U. Montgom
ery, in this city. Tbe railroad company
has, we understand, dotailed four men to
assist in the search. Blizzard,
Two fires which destroyed three
dwellings, involving a loss of $5,300 and
the death of a woman, occurred in Brad
ford last Saturday. The woniau, Mis. R.
Marriam of Sheffield Mass., went to a
closet from which smoke was issuing, to
investigate ; upon opening the door she
was enveloped by smoke and flame that
poured forth. Groping her way to a
window she threw herself out ; a distance
of 20 feet to tbe ground, where she was
picked up insensible, and died soon afterward.
Tbe Oil City Jllizzard and the Frank-
liu News have been alternately hugging
and offering deepest sympathy, each to
tbe othor lately, over the way the base
ball teams of their respective hamlets
will wipe the other from the face of the
earth, this summer. The season
opens with a game between the two
towns on the 17th of May, and on and af
ter that date, until tbe close of tbe season
there will be blood on the Venango coun
ty moon and the Blizzard aud News will
meet as strangers.
The Derrick's Field review for March
gives an increase of 44 wells, for tbe
month with an increase of but 686 bar
rels production. Butler and Armstong
show tbe largest Increase in new work,
then Bradford and Sistervllle, while both
McDonald and Mannington show a de
cline in active operations, though they
combined, supplied more than half of
tbe March production. Glen Hazol, Elk
Co. is awaiting the completion of several
tests, bow nearing the Sand. No new
fields were opened during the month.
All signs point to an active summer in
the oil country.
A meeting of fifteen or twenty young
men of the tho town was held in the of
fice of Dr. Steele, Monday night, aud the
Informal organization of a social club
perfected, the object of which is to fur
nish suite of rooms wbera various
amusements may bo Indulged in by the
members, as well ns a reading room
where all of the leading papers and mag
azines will be kept on tile. The estab
lishment of a library is also ouo oi the
society's aims. Various committee, were
appointed who will make report at the
mebti-ig to be ueiu next moiiuay nigiu.
wtn a permanent orgaajrauon
An Interesting caso The case of Jo
seph A. Wolble vs. Steneham Tanning
Co. et al, recently tried in tho Warren
County Courts resulted In a verdict for
the plaintiff in the sum of 1,000. The
history of tbe case is about as follows :
Some two or three year ago the plaiatlff
was engaged as a broker by the defend
ants to secure the purchase ol several ex
tensive timber tracts in Forest county.
When the representatives of the parties
who owned the lauds and dofondants were
brought togother by the plaintiff, some
question grew out of tbe transaction in
regard to tbe price and the defendants re
fused to negotiate further, after having
offered a certain sum for the lands.
Other parties who were in some way
connected with the defendants, afterward
purchased the property and through
them the Tanning company secured all
of the hemlock bark on the lands and
thus secured the benefit of tbe efforts on
part of the plaintiff. The plaintiff bad
received priortothissaitthesum of $1,100
from defendants, so that with this ver
dict bis commission would amount to
$2,100. Derrick, The land In question is
the Cook property in Howe township and
was purchased by Messrs. Collins A Wiggins.
DIED.
Stewarts Rnn.
The meeting at the While Church
is'uill goiDg on, but the roads are so
bad aud farmers are so busy, that it
is not so well attended as it would
have been bad it been held a month
earlier. Mrs. Clara Metcalf start
ed this morning to the Wesley ao Con
ference at Lottsville, Warrec Co.,
this week. Dr. Hoovler passed
through here last evening from mak
ing a professional call at Pithole.
A. J. Handy has rented tbe Joslyn
farm and taken the job of stocking
the logs for Mr. Wood. Mr. O. B.
Mclntyre, who we spoke of last week
as having gone back to Iodiaua, is
still here, we having been misiuforra
ed ; he has moved his family into tbe
house on the lease, having rented it
for six months. Mrs. Gene Ives tf
Pleasantville, has been visiting here
for a few days. She expects to go to
the Indiana Oil field, where her hus
band is, the last of this week.
Wilbur, son of F. E. Metcalf was
quite sick yesterday. We have not
heard from him to-day. Mr. .las.
Black of Smokey Hill was here a few
days ago selling farm rights of his
natent fence, which is a good one.
M. L. Range and J. G. Bromley
bought one of the farm rights.
Mrs. F. F. Shoup and family are stay
ing here while tbe meeting is in prog-
regs. F. 8. and 8. W. Stewart are
building a rig about two miles this
side of Neilltown. Mrs. Cumings
is quite sick. Elmer Soiers has
moved into Mr. Haody's house for
merly occupied by Mr. Moon. R.
A. Zahniser went to Bradford this
week to atteud a teachers examiua
tion ; he intends applying for a school
in that county this fall.
News Boy.
At Russell, Pa., March 26th, 185)4.
George L. DnRois, aged 62 years, 7
months, and 11 days.
Tho widow, four sons: Lewis O., El
son B., Goorge P. and Oliver, and two
daughters-. Edith, and Mrs. S. Holmes
are left to mourn bis loss. Ho will be
sadly missed by all. He was a kind and
affectionate husband and father.
In tbe silent tomb we laid him,
There to rest till Jesus comos,
Then the trump of God will wake him
And we'll all be gathered homo.
O 'tis then with joys Immortal,
We will sing in strains of love
And within tbe shining portals
We will be with Christ above.
We wero sod and full of sorrow
When we knew that he was gone,
But his labors all are over
And he's waiting for a crown ;
Peacefully he now Is resting
In the paradise of God.
'Till his Lord shall come with blessings,
In fulfillment of His word.
In our homes once filled with brightness
Now a vacancy appears,
And the voice so full ot sweetness,
Is not heard by mortal cars ;
O what lonllness conits o'er us
When around the board we come,
And we know that he has loft us
Never more to cheer our homo.
He has gone but we shall meet him,
Over on the shining shorn
Then we'll join in shouts of raptures.
When lifes labors all are o'er
O tbe Joyful happy meeting
In a world from sorrow free.
There with songs of Heavenly greetiag,
WheD our loved ones we shall se.
L. C. D.
Men's woolen suits at $3.00 at Lede
bur fc Miles'. tf.
3wi poo Warder .1 'f2
3S03 1063 Cowan Phillis II
Warder A Co. '(:(
2W: lOW W II Conk. J ol tax
2736 5ft 100 Albert Fox ft Bon
ner '08
2S.-i0 3 100 W Willink. Howard
2X-.0 10 100 W Willink Hchoffold
21116 13 100 Albert Fox Blomjin
ISH3
2916 10 100 W Willink Stowart
14 of tax
2018 20 100 W Willink Stewart
H of tax
2808 23 50 Albert Fox, LewiM
Miss '03
2808 24 50 Albort Fox, S. half
Lewis F '03
2977 I of 34 60 Albert Fox Thomp
son '03
2077 of35 50 W Willink Colter
Uneapbor
2005 44 100 Brown A Irwin
3186 68 B Dobbs
3185 100 Miflin J
5102 750 Anchor Oil Co
5103 531 Clough L S
5104 10O0 Clough L H
21119 1(18 Thomas H Dallctt '92
6101 10O0 dough L S
5282 1000 ('lough L H
2:Mi6 260 L A lireneman
20U5 41-42-
49-60 400 W H Cook i ol tax
28: to
221
28.15
2Si8
2H-Z8
900 Hannah A Oilman
loo OniliHin A Paul Steiner
400 S T Mhv Irwin
jof 100 Dale ('orb
127 Amv D W
212 J Al Chipp II Hasson
f'roinveli
250 J W Fielder
240 S I) Irwin
98 Siimoels I'll Up Heirs
10 Van Vranken .1 B
43 S I) Iiwin tl Vaudorboof
M tax
Kcllettrillc.
The Salmon Creek Mill has started in
full blast. They intend to make a big
run this summer,
Mrs. M. Andrews and son Charles were
the guests of Miss Emma Kisor over
Sunday.
Mr. F. C. Proper and Mr. H. U. Mitch
el were down from Porkey, Sunday and
took dinner at the Brooklyn House; won
der what it means T A very good plan
Forest ; be good to the old people.
Mr. M. C. Myers expects to loose his
clerk soon, as he expects to go Porkey to
learn the boiler trade. Better stick to
the store Bert, for there is lots of heavy
lifting in handling boilers.
Mr. A Mrs. W. S. Johnson, Mr. A Mrs.
T. J. Fleming, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Dot
terer and Mr. Mrs. John Shaw attend
ed tbe party given at Mr. C. F. Gillespie's
and report a splendid time.
The most of the boys have returned
from down the river and report a very
cold trip for the small price of $13.00; be
a little more careful tbe next time boys.
Preparations are being made for the
masquerade bail to be given tbe 20th, in
the Proper C Myers hall. Tho McGraw
band will furnish the music. Dou'tlet
the asslstnut postmaster fool you boys as
he makes a very fine girl.
W. A. Kribbs boasts of making a very
line horse trade. Iook out for W. A.
for he is loaded for you all.
Will Walks.
TREASURER'S MLR
OF
SEATED AND UNSEATED LANDS.
IN FOREST COUNTY, PA.,
BY VIRTUE of Sundry acts of the
General Assembly of theCommonwealth
of Pennsylvania relating to the sale of
Seated and Unseated lands in the County
of Forest, etc., for taxes due and unpaid,
1 will offer at public sale at tbe Court
House in the Borough of Tionesta, Pa.,
on the
SECOND MONDAY OF JUNE, 1894
being the Eleventh day of June 194,
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 casta due and unpaid against
the same, and continue tbe 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 trarls not otherwise mnrked are adver
tised for taxes for 1892 and 1893.
UNSEATED IVTVDS.
Barnett Township.
Wtrnuil.Aerct. Wtmotee or Owner. iin't.
3305)
3312 1 23 S W Pain n wo
3305)
3312 j 1 1 8-10 S W Pain 7 67
3305 18 8-10 " " 12 22
5701 I R S & 3 W Winlack 1 80
3160 449 John Becker 435 85
6701 05 J B Reed 12 73
3159 247M Clark A Kreitlor E. part 192 67
30 Joiin M ciapp n uiuoyie iu ou
3311 100 Sterner Daniel 26 67
3161 280 J B Pearsall 54 60
Creen Township,
5185 600 Duncan Robert, 1803 54 00
3118 64 Lacv. 1893 7 20
6504 1000 Lacy 536 00
5505 580 Lacy 288 00
5501 1000 Lacy 7.J7 uu
aou uu
3197
Oil Co 94 88
3197 37 H Rosenblat '93 16 35
3197 37 H Waldhcimer '98 16 85
2850 2 100 P J Swaine 12 32
5105 676 Grandin 4 Co i oil
and gas 25 34
5108 1.50 Grandin 4 Co oil
and gas 6 63
2095 4or43 50 W Willink '93 4 50
Vacant 100 R J Blood fl C II Blood 61 00
3W5 1000 W II Frost II Wright
Dnhrinp 600 00
4700 890 Wright Dnhring 560 61
4791 990 Wright During 609 84
52IKI 800 Wallace W Cook 389 76
3198 25 Michael Murphy &
Co N. E. corner 21 59
3108 25 Michael Murphy A
Co 8. E. corner 21 59
4823 476 Pittsburg & Forest
Co Lumber Co 203 22
3186 100 Thomas B Taylor 73 02
2077 100 Rappee J S 12 32
Vacant 60 John Fertig 11 En
terprise Tranit Co 30 SO
Vacant 50 John Fertig fl En
terprise Transit Co 30 80
Vacant 3j f ertig, Mcmnnoy
Sattortield 22 18
3183 230 John H Menseh 113 34
3188 256 Anchor Oil Co '93 47 40
21 W S Cole fl Nugent 1 70
Vacant 25 Reed Hrennetnau
fl Dobbs 18 48
Vacant 17 Reed Brenneman
tl Dobbs 12 61
Vacant 400 C J Fox estate south
half '93 15120
3801 393 2-10 Means A White 69 17
2878 3-5 of 1063 O WJ F Pro
per, land only 112 23
5103 520 Forest Tanning Co,
'92 150 50
2878 S-5ofl063 J M Blemis,
timber only 836 80
Jenks Township.
5141 27 Bovnton P, east
part of Ronner 12 99
6141 5 127 Wray W A tl Bayn-
toii '93 28 33
5142 8 150 A J Mazarie '93 22 32
6142 11 112 Hoy n ton P 17 68
6143 9 279J F J Mafiett fl Curl
it Campbell 37 45
6145 100 Hoi id Honbright oo 39 60
3160 444 John Becker 160 67
3191 16 US S F Rohor DHL
J L 45 82
3162 1100 II Lerov J Linklain530 64
3165 449 " " 21192
3179 51 651 " " 22 18
3170 51 38J " " 18 61
8179 59 112 Honry Rossman 54 01
8179 60 69 H LerovAJ Linklaiu 33 31
8177 24 50 8 F Roher fl H L A
JL WIS
3179 54 93 H Leroy J Llnklain 44 89
3181 30 60 Mrs Isabella Price 24 12
8181 30 50 - U
3822 1000 Wood's heirs
45 Fourth Nat Hank Pitts
burg A others
3823 310 Simpson Co ft Paxton
324 200 K M Payne tl Kenneway
R Curtis 195 .lames Hlskelv
R Curtis 105 Haiah F McCal'mont
K Curtis 105 McC Wilson Bros
3824 152 G W Robinson rl Walker
42 Brown A W It Wyant
10 Pettfrew Joseph
2 Siggins () II Hepburn
2823 37 U J M Clapp
15 Cascade Pet land Ass
26 Wolcott, Grove Co
loo Bissoll A Bishop fl R Cur
tis 100 Bissell Bishop fl W Eek
2823 200 Oil City Fuel Supply Co
'92
42 A W Brown (1 Wyant, oil
riubt
130 Henry Johnson fl Hi
lands '93
52 Dale heirs to Shepherd
461 John Anderson 1888"
2833 I
28:15
346 60
35 00
84 00
17 AO
53 76
33 88
87 50
42 00
em
8 40
8 24
2fi0 00
15 78
84 00
66 00
64 60
54 60
40 96
21 20
11 76
3 50
98
52 08
6 30
5 44
35 00
28 00
14 00
1 48
9 10
10 92
85 30
SKATED IVTVD".
Creen Township.
Warrant. A, re. Wrrlit or Owntr. An't.
3810 50 Bonner Estate $14 40
3S25 50 First National Bank of
Holidavsburg 18 00
5185 106 First National Bank of
llolidavslmrg 32 50
5133 21 Haslet W W 4 96
1 Thompson A Bean 1893 14
3820 12 Whitman John fl Shoup
1802 1 40
Hickory Township.
5109 50 Alliauuh J H 5 60
5190 4 Alhaugh Wesley 2 68
160 Ball N G A William Xtax
1892 3 96
5233 10 Berlin Eli 1892 46
98 Borrv M L 1802 9 71
80 Berry M L 1892 7 92
3693 II Cotfman M P 1893 1 65
3.10 Davton Jesse C 43 56
5191 50 Iia'yton Jesse C 8 60
Island 5 Dale John A 1892 83
5207 162 Davidson A 106 92
1 Heath Hiram 1803 2 30
5203 570 Mercantile Oil Co 76 26
96 MeCutehon Clarissa 13 80
5233 50 Patterson D L 6 60
52:13 310 Siiruins John A Kinnear 40 93
5233 60 Starrow Chas 6 50
6218 750 Siggins A Wilson 49 50
5211 897 Collins T D A others '92 61 8B
90
54
30
30
3182 8-4-5-
6-9-12
5136
M38
3564
3671
3322
5107
8169
Vacant
600 Ijicv
300 McCliutock Hamelton, I
ot tax
120 Myers, Peter or Nulf 1 of
tax
100 S D Irwin fl Phillis ' of
tax
100 E O Emerson fl Conrad
66 Lacv. 1893
381617 50 Uukuown fi Davis '93
100 First National BankHol
idaysburj; 6185 210 John A Dale Heirs
518 Collins & Watson
67 Goo Zuendel fl Enterprise
Transit Co. '93
6500
3819
5183
5189
5118
5184
3816)
3817
54 T D Collins fl Wallace
18 00
7 20
900
19 82
4 51
7 20
2160
60 40
72 00
10 26
1152
Fox burg, Howe Towuship.
Harmony Township.
60 A J A J B Siggins
4of75 M II Evens, trustee 11 Barr
A Beech
216 153 J II Osmer
217 110 J 11 Osmer
80 Newbury E
100 Thompson fl Babbutt '92
100 Sijruius A Thompson fi
Thompson 4 Babbett '93 13 60
60 foreman K nil uawsou
A Reeser
224 Cartwright S S
974 Siggins John fl Pago
120 Siggins Isaac 4 oil int. '92
75 Miles Hugh
50 Brodou James II 1 lagan
162 McCalinont J S
162 McCalinont K F
103 McCalmont John F
115 McCalmont J 8
116 McCalmont Mrs 8 F
41 Guild J O '93
10 05
10 05
40 20
29 48
26 80
13 20
13 40
7 71
26 13
28
25 14
13 40
46 90
46 90
46 90
36 85
37 20
13 40
Bert
H. A. Gllson. Sime Haiues and
Goal are all on the sick list.
J. A. Gillson of Barnes, is finishing up
another rig for the Midland Oil Co.
Foxburg Oil Co. is on top of the sec
ond sand on their No. 6.
Ed. Shalor is setting up tbe cigars on
the arrival of a fine big girl at his bouse.
J. O'Neal lost another child last
Wednesday. Interment at Foxe's bury
ing ground.
L. G. DuBols returned Thursday from
Russell, Pa., from attending the funeral
tit his father.
Geortre Richards and son Harry of I
Watsou Farm were iu tho burg Friday.
Dan Baker of Sisterville was shaking
hands with old friends iu tbe burg last
A. White run out another raft last
weex, he got all of his lumber out with
out anv bad luck.
The smiling countenance of Ed God
frey is to be seen on our streets again.
224 Brown Jonathan heirs '92 3 79
2 38
238
No.
G U KSS.
6208
5221
5203
6192
3689
6232
6191
3669
6192
ftrtYd.
will be
Four His BluoceMfs.
Having the needed merit to more than
mako good all tho advertisingclaimed for
them, the following four remedies have
reacuea a pnenomvuni saiu. vr, xwiiik
New Discovery for consumption, coughs
and colds, each bottle guaranteed Klee
trio Bitters, tbe great remedy for Liver,
Stomach and Kidneys. Hucklcn'u Arni
ca (Salve, the best in the world, aud Dr.
King's New Lite Pills, which are a por-
lis't pill. All of these remedies are truar.
anleed to do just what is claimed for them
aud the dealer whose name ia attached
herewith will be glad to toll you mere
of tUeni, , Wold at Sitftiu & Herman's
dragkUie. 1
8192
8192
6192
5102
13 Paul I) J '93
184 Paul R S '93
5 259 Pittsburg National Bank
of Commerce
145 Ci arson Shamburg
60 J Bonney
160 Smilcv Dr. fl Getcholl
50 Siggins J fl Richardson '93
60 Siggins J ft Cleland '93
Hickory Township-
290 Henrict A Lens, trus. '03
1 llenrui 4 Lens, trus. '93
650 Wilkins Crocker A Long
150 Lake Erie Petroleum Co.
300 John Small wood
100 Beatty David
120 Longwell & McPeo, li tax
3u0 J M Clapp, Uukuown '93
32 Wigens i' R
16 Dr. Colbert, J. G Rued
50 H H Stow
175 Noble A Dulemater
2 Frances Henry '93
75 Martha A Ruth
329 Percival C llav James
50 Orion Siggins tlGHSiggius 6 60
50 J M Keoler 6 60
84 Martin Smith 39 60
45 Siggins Orion fl Church 18 4(1
1 Siggins Orion fl Middleton
30 Siggins 11 Clapp
22 Dickrager Jill William
10-105 ol 624 acres t W ftlor-
76 03
38 86
13 40
42 88
6 80
6 80
57 42
3.-'
73 26
19 80
39 60
13 20
10 56
19 80
4 2:
2 1
6 60
23 10
66
990
60 46
66
6 60
2 94
5192
6192
6192
Wr.
8180
31Y.'
uan 7 46
10-lOj ol 024 acres r.mina Die-
fendorf 1 46
10-105of 624 acres J W Willard 7 4(
10-165 of 624 acres W W Marks 7 46
3-1U3 of 624 acres J T Beecber 2 32
Howe Township.
Sul- AerM. Vurftslc f Owotr. A
pr28 W D Wood, trus '93 250 06
'JX I r TV A Linkjaiu 100 07
W0 LVfoy iJink-lilu fcl'J 64
431 33
32 16
176 63
374 20
482 40
38
13
15
3181
3169
3170
5144
6141
Vacant
3184
3170
6141
3173
6144
5110
5129
3322
3159
Vacant
3642
8173
3667
3663
3664
3171
3173
3170
3171 10-11
3173
3169
3169
3171
3169
3169
3800
3800
3183
3i42
3609
3801
3169
gl70
3322
3042
1073 Baker Hammond
Co
80 L S dough
365 Harmer Josiah
1014 Nicholson John
1000 W H Frost
50 James Phillis tlWal-
kerman '93 2 70
1000 L S dough 331 65
UK) Ashlev J. R 32 16
200 R J Blood A C H
Blood '02 34 56
84 Rohor S F, dee'd 40 54
39 Marks I, J 12 54
130 (ieoSReed flRhiner 17 42
30 Cecil Gross 11 Fore
man 14 48
160 Thompson John 77 20
132 O W Proper 11
Woodburn 63 65
604 Brower C, i tax '93 82 34
280 W H Tracy A Pier
4 tax '93 8 68
127 Frank Pier H W
Tracy X tax '93 11 82
50 G W Blum-hard H
W Tracy '93 3 10
70j H W Traev, Pier A
Blanchard Stax '93 2 92
753 Grandin A Co 4 oil
and gas 25 20
58 Grandin A Co J oil
and gas 1 95
100 Anna Hills 12 06
2474 Clark A Kreitlor,
E.endof Ogloby 118 74
43 Nugont Thomas 20 7"
130 Eaton II Eldridgo 52 26
28 Blood Cyrus estate 8 97
1000 Wright A Duhring 526 80
HO " " 07 52
140 " " 67 52
105 Blood PP 42 21
100 Blood P P 32 08
55 Hunt Mrs L M 26 00
160 E tward Bevier 11
Blood 64 32
80 Goo Ilorton, C Koi-
gol 10 72
80 Edward Bovier 11
Blood 38 50
105 Towler S S 33 TO
75 MrsClarisa Kohrer 21 12
354 11 39
74 " " " 25 28
100 Emma J Curry 48 24
814 (ieo Means C G
Demsey lA tax 54 53
20 A M Montehouso A
others 9 64
100 Proper, Agnew A
Kelly 48 24
1000 A II Thaeket A
Others oil and gas 67 00
349 Means A White 46 30
1-5 8 B Irwin 7
160 John Wray fl Rey-
ner A others '93 33 48
17 .! M Patterson tt
Dobbs 4 51
100 James Phillis 11 All
na Hills 10 05
100 Mrs Lizzie Frost 30 1
Island Kinnear John '92
Howe Township.
2366 480S North Penn Oil Co '92
2022 600 North Penn Oil Co '92
3103 900 Stone, Lindsey A Co
4823 1 81 Stone, Lindsey A Co '93
Jenks Township.
7 Anderson John '92
3801 1 Anderson Peter '02
i Blani-hord (4 W '92
5144 H5i Boynton P fl Paul J
Vlacant 220 "Daniels James
3801 i Frost W II '93
3642 30 (sub 7) Eldridge Jos'h '92
3801 J Gardner F M '93
3190 25 Uannnah Mrs H H "93
3181 100 (so I) 27) II Leroy A J Lin-
Klain
3169 i Minemser Mike '92
Kerr Miss Aggie '93
3801 4 Means A White '92
5143 259 (sub 10) Mazurie A J '93
3165 400 Niehodemus W A
Va.-ant 100 Proper A Agnew '92
3801 j seim-K Hero
4 Phentx Oil Co '03
5147 70 Traev, Pier A. Blanchard
'93"
Vt 77J Walton Amos Sr '92
3173 20 Whitney Hro '92
3171 i Zlmerman John '93
Kingsley Township.
5190 12(1 Hunter W F dm-'d
5217 1100 Lamb heirs oil A gas
5190 100 Orn F P fl Bui kett '92
5268 100 Hood Win A Others oil A
gas '13
5213 316 Herd ABAS A Davenport
14 290 Herd ABAS A Davenport
5217 1100 Herd ABAS A Daven
port ii ol this tract 93
5212 366 Sehooley J t; Co
5197 2,' Shelller Mrs Ellen '92
Tlonesta Township.
30 Brtdimry C IC '92
92 Bleak ley James
i!835 461 Anderson John '93
62 Brown A W, oil and gas
18 Clark Samuel heirs
885 Curtain A Anderson '98
62 Carhaugh E E fl Arm
strong 15 69
2S24 50 Fallar Phill fl Grey '93 7 0
2824 50 Fallar J S 11 71
2824 600 liilinore A Dull 126 00
2824 50 Hepler James 14 8
5 Hunter G 8 '02 4 85
16 Hunter A Mav '98 80
1 li miler li S '02 13
3824 60 Hughes Sarah '93 8 08
2835 60 Nick les Win 10 76
90 MeKee Win '92 8 7
i Woodside Chester 93 4 38
Tionesta Borough.
Acre. Wmuto or Uwiwr Aai't
Kinissley Township.
Watruil.A,
5137
5234
3133
5186
518
5186
5187
5131
6103
5188
6105
5108
6109 10U0
5110 300
5128 10O0
5129 900
6131
75 Gilbert James
950 Taylor Chas !J tax
100 John A A Jackson Slew-
390 Wolf A Co
60 T P Buiiiamiu tl Kuoble
914 Chas Starrow n White
914 "
200 Grev S C
245 J M Clapp II GiltUlan
320 William Sim-lair
300 Grandin d" Co oil, gas
950 " " ' "
is
82 ti l
97 50
9 38
17 12
17 l:
43 75
45 04
46 25
9 37
20 Oil
31 2.
9 38
31 2
28 1
1000 Forest Oil Co fl Superior
Oil Co '93 87 0(1
5214 100 Anchor Oil Co II Sehooley 21 87
5103 400 Lako Erie Pet Co 60 00
5194 80 Lake Mihi
5187 79 Bren nan d-Richards 9 87
6132 60 J N Palteikou ll liaiaison 9 37
Tlonesta Township.
160 Phenix Oil Co 56 00
441 W F Dulrvmaplt) Is 34
179 Itale JAit Stone 4 ol" tax 17 si
a: lfJ Gllmore A Dull : 20
2823
823 I
M24 J
3821
25 41
26 77
609 83
67 04
280
66
91
6122
64 19
62
4 20
42
3 10
108 64
2 71
1 24
S85
63 05
158 80
7 20
6 84
12.90
455
10 79
6 31
62
22 50
17 20
13 40
2 35
67 36
70 18
40 60
96 25
32
2 93
33 46
62 79
4 34
4 90
127 68
4 Bleak lev B F '92
470 Sickles G G '93
4 Riley liattie '93
4 Overlamlor Jacob
93
7 80
126 50
2 78
2 3
Harmony Township.
50 Brows Sam '92 S 00
84 Beattv David '9J 9 SO
40 Clark I) V 11 80
106 ('linger A Siggins 29 54
0 Mrs. E F CoutHiit 8 3a
124 Dawson I U warrant 216 40 20
135 Dow, 111 Clias Si 60
100 Dawson Walter 15 30
loo Dale A 11 '93 10 92
100 Fisher Bros '03 20 40
37 Foule W II SWT
250 Gorman William heirs '92 27 74
100 Grove Geo A Wilson 20 10
52 Green J. K '03 7 80
4 Goodman J '03 86
2 Jones E L A Isaac 61
40 Jervis Pet Co '03 6 20
30 Jones 11 D fl Crippen '93 6 20
5(1 Jones 11 l tl Crippen '93 tt 10
6(1 Kepler J M A Co 15 90
loo MeGrew Darcy 40 20
62 Miles J M 23 45
50 Moyer L '93 8 50
4 M vers E G '92 1 6
4 Pennell J H 03 86
30 Milles Ca-e .1 Co '93 7 92
so Pittsburg A Cherry Run Oil Co 18 36
loo Pittsburg A Cherry Run Oil Co 20 40
00 Pittsburg A Cherrv Run Oil Co 12 24
165 Pittsburg A Cherry Run Oil Co 83 66
o -iu
2 66
U 66
4 22
4 14
134 00
636
2 50
10 20
2 55
34 17
18 12
44 47
16 75
63 00
14 28
22 96
'03
l:i-i Paul l!nca
5 Ruff Jacob
148 Siugins John
02 Siggig A Barnes '92
32 Siggins A Barnes '93
40 Still II m ien
12 Stella Pet Co
loo iShamliurg G j oil aud gas '92
374 Shamburg It
5 Shaiiilinrg G
134 Shuuiburg G fl J E Brow u
80 Shainliiirg G 11 Holebrook
218 Shauiiiurt G 11 Sweet A Sheriff
50 shamburg G
117 Wilson s M
:i5 Wood vv H fl Monroas heirs
82 Wood W 11 rl MonroM heirs
Bv virtue of an act of Assembly enti
tled "An Act to regulate the collection of
taxes on unseated lands," approved the
6lb day of June. A. D., 18s7, interest will
be charged on l.so2 taxtw Irom January 1,
lno3, to daiuof payment, aud ou 1893 tax
es from January I, 194, to date of pay
ment, at the iaJo of ix per eent. per an
num. li. JAMLEoON TrMMia.
Tionesta, Forest Co., Pa., March 8, 184.