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THE FOREST REPUBLICAN.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1804.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.
Burgess O. IT. Davis.
Gtunntmm. Joseph Clark. J. R. Os
good W. A. inlands, F. H. Lanson, O.
W. Robinson, Joseph Morgan.
Justices vf (As Pence J. F. Proper, S.
J. Hotloy.
Constable S. H. Canfteld.
(Tolleetor I). H. Knox.
School JhreetorsJ. It. Clark, T. F,
Rltchey, O. W. Holoman, J. E. Wenk,
I. J. Hopkins, L. Agnew.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
Member of Congress G. F. Kronns.
Member of Senate Harry A. Hal,!..
Aniiembly3. J. Uakiht.
President Judije Chaiu.ks II. Notks.
Associate Judges Jonn II. Whitb,
C. V. Cl.ARK.
Treasurer Q. .Tamikson.
Irothonotary, Register t Recorder, te.
0 At. vi if M. Arnrr.
Sheriff. Joint T. Carson.
Commissioner W. A. Connelt, Pk-
TRR YODBUK, W. M. CoOX.
County Superintendent (1. W. Kkrr.
District Attorney P. M. CLARK.
Jury Commissioners J. H. CarpbN
TF.S, (iBO. .IIRNDKI,.
County Surveyor J. F. Propkh.
Coroner D. W. Clark.
County Auditors M. E. Abbott, W,
L. Stro'up, J. W. Klliott.
REOULAIl TBIIMS OP COURT.
Fourth Monday of February.
Third Monday of May.
Last Monday of August.
Third Monday of November.
JAS. T. BRENNAN,
tonl lntnto .Aire; lit und
Convcynnci'r,
int. urt acci
dent insutwici:,
IAEM8, WILD LANDS, HOUSES AND
LOTS TOR SALE OB EXCHANGE.
I represent tho oldest, strongest, and
best Insurance Companioa In the United
States.
C. M. ARNER,
CONVEYANCER,
REAL ESTATE BROKER
AND COLLECTOR.
TIONESTA, - PKKN'A.
Deeds. Honda. Mortaaorna. Leasos.Wllls.
Powers of Attorney. Articles of Agree
ment, and ail other legal instrument cf
writing, drawn with accuracy and ols-
paieu. Titles examined and "Uriels"
nrannpnl (linnnil rntit. ri i.l im
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and loans negotiated. Farms and wild
lands, houses and lots for sale or rent,
Hoglsters of Property for Bale or to let.
open to the Inspection of those Interested.
Particular attention paid to the collection
of rents, interest, etc. Also to the proper
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TIONESTA LODt, E, No. SOU, T. O. O. F.
Meets every Tuesday ovening, in Odd
Fellows' HallPartridge building.
i; WREST LODOE, No. 184. A.O. U. W.,
I Meots every Friday evening In A.O. U.
W. Hall, Tionosta.
WASHINGTON CAMP, No. 420, P. O,
S. of A., meet every Saturday eve
ning in A. O. U. W. Hall, Tionesta.
r APT. UEOROE STOW POST. No. 274
O. A. R. Moot 1st and 3d Wednes
day evening in each month, in Odd rol
lows, Hall, Tionosta.
i1APT. OEOROE STOW CORPS. No
y 1:17, W. R. C, meets first and third
Wodnesday evening of each month, in A.
O. U. W. Hall, Mionesta, ra.
rpiONESTA TENT, No. 1(54, K. O. T,
JL M., moels 2nd and 4th Wednesday
eveninir In each month in A. O. U. W.
hall TionesU. Pa.
P M.CLARK,
. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
and District Attornky. Ollice, cor. of
lm and Bridge Streets, Tionesta, Pa.
Also agent for a number of reliablo
. Firalnsurance Companioa.
, R1TCHEY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Tionesta, Pa,
EDWARD E. HALL
ATTO RN E Y-AT- LAW,
Tionosta, Pa.
Ofllce Willi S. D. Irwin Esq.
JB. SIGOINS, M. D.,
Physician, Surgeon A Druggist,
TIONESTA, PA
J W. MORROW. M. D.,
Phvsician. Sureoon A. Dentist,
O 111 ice and rosidonce three doors north of
fjiwroiioo Houso. Tionosta. Profession
al. calls promptly responded to at all
hours.
rvR. PRESTON STEELE
1.J Homoeoriathlu Physician A Surgeon
TIONESTA, PA.
Office In the rooms formerly occupied
by K. L. Davis. Calls mado night or
day.
LD. BOWMAN, M. D.,
Phvsician A Surgeon,
TIONESTA. PA
Office in building formerly occupied by
Dr. Nason. Call promptly responded to
night or day.
TTOTEL AGNEW.
rl L. AGNEW. Proprietor,
This hotol, formerly the Lawrence
House, has undergone a complete change,
and is now furnished with all the mod
ern Improvements. Hoatod and lighted
throughout with natural lias, bathrooms,
hot and cold water, etc. Tho comforts of
guost never neglectod.
Old Allegheny riermen claim A. J. Puffinberg, R. L. Haslet
that the itrearo is lower now than it and K. C. Heath have secured the
has been since the great drouth of I large field fronting I lie river just
1854. And old citizens say the pres- above the bridge, for a term of years
eot dry spell beats the record of that and are converting it into an athletic
summer by several poiuts. grounds. A large force of men un-
Mrs. W. H. May and daughters, der the charge of D. W.. Clark has
Misses Pauline, Annie and Virginia,
of Louisville, Kt., are guests at the
home of Mrs. 11. H. May. Mr. May
already completed the hall ground
and are now at work upon the quar
ter mile race track, which they ex-
is expected to arrive to-day for a few PBct t0 bllve completed within two
days' visit with his mother. wee!ts- Th W8mP fining, which
lor years has Deen an eye-sore and a
uuisance generally, will also be here
after made to serve a pleasurable
purpose as a winter skating riuk. The
A dance, conducted by A. Lush
er, will be given at Biggins' platform,
West Hickory on the evening of
Sept. 10th. Good music and good
order are assured, and a general aud
cordial invitation is extended.
The junior nice from this place
crossed bats with the German Hill
boys, at Ed. Riser's place last Satur
day. The soore stood 52 to 14 in fa
vor of tho juniors lit (he end of the
ninth inning, and the boys had lots
of fun besides.
sport loviDg public should offer a vote
of thanks and hearty support to the
enterprising gentlemen who have un
dertaken to give them an opportunity
of witnessing at home, the various
gauges anc' sports dear to the Ameri
can heart; from base ball to tennis,
with even an occasional sample of
horse-speeding as seen at a county
fair where molasses runs. It is to be
ment of deeds, and depositions taken.
I be borough schools will open h( d tbe veriture w;il be a paying
next Monday, and paretits should see one The Brouudg WH1 be opened
assessment of lands and payment of that tuejr children are enrolled on ext Saturday with a ball came be
taxes. Probating accounts, acknowledg- j oaiuroay wun a uan game ur
me nrsi aay oi me ierui. . K" tween teams of the Oil City and Ti
beginning generally results in a good tu8V;ne Christian Endeavor societies.
ending in school matters, and the be- wuicn picnio nere lDat riayi
giuning Bhould be good.
-Report, from the bedside of COURT MIMJTES.
Coromisioner Coon, who is suffering Hannah L. Dunkle vs. Amsler
Church anil Nabbnlh Hrhool.
Presbyterian Sabbath School at 9:45 a.
m. s M. K. Sabbath School at 10:00 a. m.
Proaching in M. E. Church every Sab
bath evening by Rov. Rankin.
Preaching in the F. M. Church every
Sabbath evening at the usual hour. Rev.
Services In the Presbyterian Church nis nonie in ivianngton, are not re-
nope to be able soon to report him
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS. out of danger, notwithstanding bis
precarious condition now
The climate is rnperb during the
months of May, June, July, August
ami September; it is distinctively
bracing, with the sunshine of more
southern latitudes. Cold weather us
ually sets in about November 1, and
continues in what is called a 'solid
winter' until the following April,
For nearly four months there is ns
ually good sleighing. A temperature
of zero is not felt to tho same degree
as the fret'ziog-point io most places
where there is fog, where the air is
less dry and bracing, and where the
raiufall is greater aud the soil more
retentive of moisture. Pleurisy and
pneumonia are uncommon, and epi
demics of diphtheria and scarlet fever
are said never to occur. A physician
n McKean county writes me: 'I
have seen but three cases of true
diphtheria duriug my fifteeu years
residence here. I have never known
a caso of pulmonary tuberculosis to
originate here, aud the cases that
come here are greatly benefited or en
tirely cured.' "
Or. Hinsdale hopes that the time
will come wheu hospitals lor con
sumptives will be established iu this
region, cither by the State or by pri
vate beneficence.
Wm. Toboy.
School will open hereon Monday, Sept.
3d. 'A good attendance Is expected by
the teachers.
Col. W. S. Johnson has bought a horse
was appointed to prepare a statement for
the public.
No one will be surprised at learning
that even before the adjournment of Con
gress the Democrats are beginning to
from an attack of typhoid fever at Bro8i & Co gtrickerj olr tl,e ti8ti
Neill et al vs. Shamburgetal ; cou
tinued.
Blancbard & Rogers vs. J. R. Os
good, Sheriff; verdict for plaintiff for
81 S.I fifi.
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ll lliarB.01 Oil. P.aunniip A front Haiti V nf thn CUfiM n. Wo In.timiaa lumnapaa
Erie Lines, was up from Oil City both continued by consent of both
was a pleasant caller this weeit. Monday, and met a number of our parties.
Our old friend Daniel Rustler, of Grand Array boys whom he wishes to Balance of civil list not yet reach
Hickory twp., was a caller last week transport over bis company's line to eJ.
one day. the Pittsburg encampment, in case The Grand Jurors completed their
Andrew Engdabl, foreman of the the water will not permit them to run labors on Tuesday evening, and were
West Hickory tannery gave us a the boats on which they intended go- discharged with the thanks of the
pleasant call Monday. 'Dg- court. They acted on six bills, four
nn..ki;n.n. A't ti.-t I V. C. Arnold Esq.. the nominee of which weie true bills, lhe case
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Rent, fith iathe last dav for register, of the Republicans of this district for Com. vs. John Sandrock, charge, suie
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ing. See to it at once. Congress, gave our town a visit this ty oi the peace, Mrs. oarauei ireas-
.T n rj.l.i r R,a.mn .t . week, and mot a host of our people, ler, prosecutrix, was meu oeiore ino
. . . . ..... TU J.U.nl u,.. rll.i.1.
ivir. Arnold is a man oi uun appear mt udiluubu. 6'-
ance and splendid address, and where-1 aud costs divided between defendant
ver he goes and becomes acquainted and prosecutrix. This is the only
he leaves an excellent impression up- criminal case yet disposed of.
few hours in town this week, and
made us'a friendly visit.
Supt. Kerr held a special exami
nation for teachers at the borough
Bchool building last Saturday.
G. W. Robinson has added beau
ty to bis property by the erection of
a neat iron fenc6 in front of his resi
dence.
Dr. Bowman reports a fine boy
arrival at the home of Amos F. Led
ebur, German Hill, on Sunday mum
ing last. .
Mrs. J. 11. Dencksoo aud niece,
Miss Edna Neill, were guests of Mrs.
J. L. Craig, Monday and Tuesday of
this week.
on the people.
H. W. Work, who has been pub
lishing a spicy paper at Valier, Jef
ferson county, for some months past,
has removed the plant to Lindsey, iu
the "tame county, and is geltiug out
a still belter paper there. He calls it
the Lindsey Press, and if the sample
before us is to be judged from, bis
success is assured.
you.
GRAND JURORS REPORT.
That they have acted upon s.x bill
of indictment, four of which were
found to be true bills, and two not
true bills.
Tbey further report that they have
visited and inspected the County
buildings and find the Jail an unfit
place of detention, and recommend
Good luck to lhe bu'ia'og ' oev dan.
All other buildings we find in good
to match his driving horse, and now tho sound a trumpet before them and pro
Col, drawn the ribbons over the finest claim loudly that tliev have made a rec-
roadsters in these diggings. orj fr economv calculated to strike the
A friend calls our attention to a little Republicans dumb. Analysis of their
inaccuracy in our letter of last week re- statements quickly shows that they are
spectl'g the convention hold in relation I fallacious aud grossly misleading. The
to tin change in election place, Ao. There total appropriations for the session are
wore IKl votes cast, as follows : 4 for ,,t down as flN),(KiH,Rti9, which, It is true,
Newtown school houso, 44 for Kellottville .i,787,K79 less than the amount appro-
school house, and 8 for Kollcttvillo.
Will Walks.
NEWSY NOTES.
Stranger "What price do you set on
that red cow of yours?" Mr. Haicede
"See here, mister, air you an assessor, or
has she boen run over by the railroad T"
Indianapolis Journal.
In the free-for-all trot at Tcrre Haute,
Ind., Friday, Alix went tho third and
last heat in 2:05(, equalling the race rec
ord made by Directum. The time for
tho first two hoatB was, 2:06, 2:0lji, mak
ing an averago of 2:05 5-ltl, this being the
fastest ever trotted.
There are several applicants in this
part of the SUito for Iiank Examiner of
Western Pennsylvania, the position mado
vacant by the suicide of vVilliam Miller,
of Mercer. Applicants in Erie, Crawford
and Warren are already hustling. The
place is worth about $4,000 a year, but is
priated during the first session of theSlst
Congress. Hut let It bo remembered that
the 61st Congress was compelled to s it
aside $'S8,noO,0(K) for deficiencies created
by Its Democratic predocesior, while the
appropriations made on this account by
the 53d were loss than !2,000,n00. There
are numerous other weaknesses and In
consistencies in the Democratic state
ments.
(ioing East.
I am going east to buy my fall and
winter stock en or about, bept. zuth
and ask all pai lies owing me to please
call or send mo the amount they owe.
David Mintz,
Marienville, Pa.
Last of the Season. Are you (iolng?
The W. N. Y. A P. R. R. will run
a grand low rale excursion to Niaga
ra Falls and Toronto, Tuesday, Sept.
11th. Train will leave Tiouesta at
6:45 a. m. Fare for the round trip
to Niagara Falls $2.50 aud to Toronto,
$3.75. Niagara Falls tickets good
returuiug 6 day-i; Toronto tickets 10
days. Train will arrive at N. Y. C.
depot al 12 noon ; Niagara Falls at
1 p. m. Toronto passengers will
leave Niagara Falls 5:10 p m. for
Lewislon, where the Steamers will be
taken for Toronto, arriving 8 p. m.
Returning special train will leave Ni
agara Falls 7:30 p. m., Buffalo 8:15
p. m., same day, Sept. 11th. This is
a grand opportunity to lake iu the
charms of Niagara, and Canada's
Great Industrial Fair, which will be
held at Toronto Sept. 3d, to 15th, and
is second to lione. Thursday, Sept
13th, is "American's Day" the big
gest of all days. Do not fail to take
advantage of this last opportunity of
the season ; remember the route, rate
and limit of tickets.
Double portion ul' boots and
shoes just arrived at Lanson's, and
no sinecure. We believe Forest county mual r11 l,,e"' che,,P to le8"eu 8tn('k
has no cundidate for the vacancy. Just come and see what a dollar will
The grape growers in the grape belt of buy. It.
Lake Erie find that the crop is going to
be a good one after all, but find thorn
selves cofronted with a new trouble the
scarcity of baskets. The basket manu
facturers have been waiting for orders,
and consequently there Is a shortage of
baskets. Tho grape belt uses about 12,
Suits at Ledubur & Miles cheap
er than law-suits.
To realize the low prices at
which Burnett is selling huts on court
week, come aud see the plain figures
000,000 baskets annually. There is but marked on the goods. Zl
mile pront in their manulacture. Fl, .,,,1 fp,i ,.,Kall f, e.n,h at
vvnen a man is through with ma aay r , i.
work and sittinir down resting in his
home, he cannot read the advertisements JJou t go out id towu without
on the fences, and the hand bills and cir- seeing those new euits and nvercuats
cuiars inai were ion on nis aoorsiep aur- i T j l.,. t, Mila' if
ing uie uay nave Deen mown away or ue-
Kellcttville.
the date for the convening
countv teachers' institute, and anions
-Mrs. M. C. Farber, (nee Miss Ue iectllrer8 ha8 eeoured lhe reDOwn.
-Supt. Kerr has set Deo. 17 ,, ' y 7 UTT
of the I " piaucu I il lunci uan.
water pipes in water closet are not
free for water to flow and need attcn-
Mable Polk) of Leavenworth, Kan
sas, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. G.
W. Dunkle.
G. G. Gaston, who has been
spending the hot months at Lily
ed George M. Bane for two nights
duriug the week. Institutes will be
held in surrounding counties com
mencing on the following dates:
Clarion, Dec. 17 ; Crawford, Deo. 31;
CENTRAL HOUSE.
A. J. PUFFINBERG, Proprietor,
Tlonsnta. Pa. This is the most centrally
located hotol in tho place, and has all the
modern imuroveinonts. No pains will
be spared to make it a pleasant stopping
place for the traveling public. First
class Livery in connection.
TX)REST HOTEL,
l"1 West Hickory, Pa.
Jacob Render, Proprietor. This hotol
has but recently been completed, is nice
ly furnished throughout, and offers the
lincit and most comfortable accommoda
tions to guests and the traveling public.
Kates reasonable.
Dale, returned last Saturday, and is Elk, Oct. 3 ; Jefferson, Nov. 12 ; Mc-
doing jury duty this week. Kean, Oct. 8; Mercer, Dec. 24; Ve-
Wm. Lewis of near Tylersburg, oango, Dec. 17 ; Warren, Dec. 17.
accompanied by his brother James, There U every prospect that the
of Lysle, N. Y., Btarted yesterday for State fair at Meadville next week will
a trip to the Pacific States. . be large and successful. Over three-
Mr. Soldea Benedict of Titus- fourihs of the space assigned fur ex-
ille, aod Miss Helen Heydrick of hibitioo hae all been taken. The
Frankliu, are guests at the home of building which will be used for the lbe. lecturer 00 climatology in
M
AY, PARK & CO.,
DAD ivr.
their uncle, S. D. Irwin Esq.
-John Bush, who can coax
ut of water if any man on
can, lifted a nice four-pound Salmon
out below the river bridge Monday.
Next Saturday the squirrel sea
son opens, aod reports from all Bee
Corner of Elm At Walnut Sts.,' Tionesta,
Pa., Rank of Discount and Deposit. In
in.o.t oilnuioil ho Time Deposits. Collec
tions made on all the Principal points of
the U. H. Collections soliciioa.
piIIL. EMERT,
FANCY ROOT & 8HOEMAKER.
Shop in Heck building next to Smear
.lauirli i Co.'s store. Is prepared to do all
Kinds of custom work lroni the iiuest to
the coarsest and guarantees his work to
give perfect satisfaction. Prompt atten
tion givon to mending, aud prices rea
sonable.
T V '.AIIRINOER.
J. PRACTICAL WATCH-MAKER
and Jewelnr of 25 years' experience, is
prepared to do all work in his line uu
short uolice and at reasonable prices,
Alwavs uruarantees satisfaction. Watch
es, Jewelry, Ac, ordered for parties! at
the lowest possible figure. Will be found
iu the building next to Koeley Club
Room.
JORENZO FULTON.
Manufacturer of aud Dealer in
HARNESS. CCLURS, BRIDLES
And all kinds of
HORSE FURNISHING GOODS
TIONESTA. PA.
Fred. Grettcnborgor
GENERAL
BLACKSMITH & MACHINIST
1 work pertaining to Machinery, En
a, Oil Well Tools, Uas or Water Fit-
All
trinea
tin.ruuml UMIiettll HluckKIH i tlli UU DrOIllIt
lv done at Low Rates. Repairing Mill
Machinery giveu special atteution, and
satisluctlou guaranteed
Shop in rear of and lust west of the
hhaw House, Miuiouie, l a.
Your patronage solicited.
FRED. GRETTENBERGER
tlou.
We further report and declare that
the Sickles swamp in Tionesta Boro,
and drainage therefrom are prejudi
cial to public health, and declare it a
nuisance which should be abated.
J. II. Morrison, Foremao.
No Consumption in this Latitude.
Persons with consumptive tenden
cies will be interested in an article by
Dr. Guy Hinsdale, printed in the
"Medical News." Dr. Hinsdale is
exhibits is three-eights of a mile long
fish I by 48 feet wide, and is located on the
earth kite track, which is donated by Mil
ler & Sibley. Races, with $4,000 in
premiums, will be held Sept. 4, 5, 6.
The following persons have been
appointed by the County Com mis-
stroyed. He calls for the paper and there
he finds the merchants announcement,
and with nothing to bother him he reads
it carefully, and then calls his wife's at
tention to it.
Bradford is to have a crematory. Tho
work has been begun, aud the Era says a
furnace will be constructed on the most
improved plan for reducing human bo
dies to ashes by the intense heat of natur
al gas. The building will be connected
with Lane's morgue, and iu that apart
ment funeral ceremonies may be held.
Wheu these are finished the body may be
placed In the retort and burned to ashes.
Special court week sale in men's
hals at Burnet's 2t.
-Don't go with cold ankles when
you can get a good boot for $2.00 at
Lanson's. It.
Suits, overcoat, underwear, hats
and furnishiiius. Go t Luilebur &
Miles' and have fits. tf.
Baruett has etill a few summer
goods that are going at one-half their
value. tf.
Clothing Just as good as aoy
inns of the neiuhhr.rhond ara to the siouers to look alter tbe burial ot de-
effect that blacks and greys are quite ceased indigent soldiers in tbe differ
plentiful.
The eighth annual convention of
the Forest County W. C. T. U. will
be held in the M. E. church, Tiones
ta, on Thursday and Friday, Sept.
20 and 21.
ent townships in Forest County:
Baroett, J. J. Greenewalt, J. H.
While and II. J. Gray. Green, II.
W. Ledebur and N. Weant. Har
mony, W. P. Biggins and Wm. Gor
man. Howe, J. J. Haight and Mur-
-Sammy Carson of Nebraska.wbo J N8h' Hickory, Jonathan Al
works on the lath mill for his father,
had the first finger of bis right band
taken off at tbe first joiut by getting
it in contact with the saw, Monday
last.
The Democratic conference at
Ridgway last week nominated Aron
Williams of Bellefonte, Centre coun
ty, for Congress in Ibis district. . Tbe
nomination was made on the eleventh
ballot.
Jesse Overlander, having pur
chased a lot iu tbe upper end of town,
is preparing tn build a resideuce
thereon. Tbe foundation is well
along, and much of tbe lumber is on
the ground.
Clyde Wbitehill aud Clyde Fitz
gerald rode their bicycles from Ma- jeukj
rienville to Tionesta, a distance of
22 miles, in one hour and fifty min
utes, ou lbursday last. A pretty
good record.
Esquire J. A. Nash, our Repub
lican caudidate for Associate Judge,
is circulating amoue friends in
town this week, 'require Nash's pop
ularity increase with every acquaint
ance which he forms.
the
University of Pennsylvania, and is
exceptionally well informed on the
effect of climate on tuberculous pa
tients. It is his opinion that it is
not necessary tn go long distances
to Colorado for example for relief,
but there are places of refuge near at
hand for persons in the early Btages
of pulmonary disease.
The region Dr. Hinsdale recom
mends is divided into the counties of
McKean, Potter, Forest, Clarion,
Elk, Cameron, Union, Sullivan and
Pike in Pennsylvania, and Chautau
qua, Cattaraugus, Allegheny, Steu
ben, Chemung, Tioga and Broome io
New York. It contains 12,000
square miles (6,545 in New York and
5,557 in Peunsylvauia), so situated
and supplied with railway facilities
as to be easily aud cheaply accessible
from any part of the Middle or At
lantic States. Tbe reports of the
New York State Board of Health
show that while oue person out of
400 dies yearly of pulmonary tuber
culosis in New York city and the ad
Joining maritime distiict. one out of
oaturaay last, toe young gin swore 550 jn Uie Hudson river district, with
that the reverend gentleman had had a gomewhat modified mortality iu the
improper relations with her, but tbe M0hawk Valley and the lake and
reverenu Bweanug equany as positive ceotrai counties, and one in 854 to
that he had not, witnesses were called o,85 in the'Adirondack aod northern
to prove the cnaracter lor truiutuii- di8lrict the yearly deaths in the
ness of each, and tbe preponderance rUD of the geveu 80Utbern tier
of the testimony being iu Brother COuntjeg Damel uumber ouly one to
os lavor, be was declared "not i 0J1 Der80Ug. Ti,e hjBb table
guilty ty the jury alter Deingabseut iauj8 in Pennsylvania make a still
from tbe court but a short time. A. belter showing, the yearly death rale
M. Lightfoot was couvicted of tbe froaj lhe (ame cau88 Deiug ouly one
charge or r and b., made by the same on in 1 330i
plaintiff, aod was returned to the ,,. , , , r d i
1 . ! .., , -. , Dr. Hinsdale speaks of Peunsylva-
couuty bastile to await sentence. , , . .
Clarion Republican. Rev. Jenkins ma highlands in these words: "Vast
will be remembered by people of this areas of hemlock and here and there
section as the gentleman who conduc- growths of piue cover the mountain
ted a colored campoieetiog in this tops, while there are mauy ridges liru-
place, three or four years ago. bered with beech birch aod maple.
baugh and J. E. Stoughton. Jenks,
J. F. Gaul and J. J. Parsons.
Kingsley, G. S. Hiudman and C.
Zuendel. Tionesta, John Eden and
C. W. Clark. Tionesta Borough, S.
D. Irwin aod D. S. Knox.
Rev. Jenkins, the colored preach
er of Slrattonville, wbo bad been in
carcerated iu jail for some months
past charged with adultery by a
young niece, was brought to trial on
A. C. Boeson departed for Erie on Mon
day to attend the P. O. S. of A. encamp
ment, which meets in the opera house at
Erie on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day. Mr. Boeson is the delegate from
Washington Camp, No. 636.
Jim Day, Clarence Shaw, Chas. Berlin
aud A. B. Marsh attended the dance at
Jughandle on Friday night.
Rit; No. 56 on the Cook lease was burn
ed down on last Friday by the forest fires
that have been on the Schooley lands for
six weeks. The well was a pumper and
was iu charge of Jim Babb. Mr. Rich
ards had a number of men endeavoring
to extinguish the fire but it seemed im
possible to do so.
Well No. 70, on the Cook lease will be
drilled in on Wednesday and a paying
well Is looked for.
Miss Katie Tobey of Franklin is visit
ing her grand-parents Mr. and Mrs. Win.
Toboy. .
Chas. Pope, L. M. and Marshall Catlin
and ladies visited the Hormit Springs at
Cherry Grove on Sunday. They wore a
few of a number who picnicked at the
springs that day.
The Penn Tanning Co. has added 50
more hides per day to their day's labor.
The old leeches have all been tora out and
new ones put.in place, and soon the com
pany will be running briskier than ever
before.
The visitors to court this week are
John Shaw, W. A. Kribbs, B. J. Day, J.
C. Miller and John Bell.
Chas. Bauer Is having his well dug
deeper and Used up so as to have a suffi
cient Bupply of water to run him through
the dry spoil.
T. D. Collins is having the swamp back
of Eust Kellettville all cleared otf with
the intention of converting it into raising
grass.
Mrs. M. Andrews' driving team caused
a little excitouient on Thursday last by
running away. They were In charge of
Mr. Boeson, who was driving to West
Hickory for a load of goods. When on
the submit of the hill at the Town Line
the driver got out of the wagon to ar
range tbe break, when the horses jump
ed and Btarted down tho long bill at a
lively gait. Beeson tried repeatedly to
get in at the rear end of the wagon be
fore the animals got up a brisk trot but
they wero too fast, aud ho ouly had the
satisfaction of seeing them run poll-mull
down the hill. They were captured at
McDonald's by some young men, but by
some way tho boys let go of tiie steeds
and away they ran again ; this lime they
pulled up at Stowtowu, where they gave
up the race. Duriug tho run the pole of
the wagon dropped from the neck-yoke
and the end came In contact with obsta
cles and was broken off ; oue of horses
received a severe cut on the loft hind foot;
that was the only accident occuring to the
horses. Tho wagon was not used up
very much.
John Thornton will move from Queen
to Kollcttvillo on Wednesday. Johii Is
one of the beam bauds iu the tannery
and duriug tho shut down here since last
June, John has been peeling bark. Since
the iacreaso in business in the tannery be
lias been retained aguiu.
Mr. and Mrs. Marsh, of TitusviUo, are
visiting their daughter Mrs. Mary Car
ter of the Brooklin House.
J. Jl. Girard and John Sliuw have each
a job of making ties for the R. It. They
are working on the piece of laud recently
bought by A. L. Weller,
John Stover has bought a horse from
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and the furnace will consist of firebrick a,,d 88 CU'P tts l,Uc" lu tne
and stone. country at at Lansnn 8. It,
'l lie iruit growers have cried "wolf" sol t, j C08, anv mor to et
UllCli YVIJUU UlUItt IE) iiu Bmiuua IllJUIJf VUI , . . y a i
their crops that they will find few to be- "
Hove tlmt. tlmir inirna'i iinvo Hiiffiirerl & Miles' than it does elsew here to
much by untimely frosts or other ad-1 take Btyles nut of date. if.
verse conditions wheu there is really I , , k n
cause to comnlain. f.ast snrinir it was I 1 "'" - J
said that the eaaly warm weather, follow- can get the most good goods fur your
ed by a hard cold snap, had killed the mouev. Try Lauson s It
grapes and peaches. Now there is anx
ietv amoiiir the growers of IIiohh fruits
because they do not see how they can Sweet, Orr & Co.'s pants and over
dispose of the Immense crops which their I alls, warranted never to rip And
orchards and vineyards aie ripeuing. It . Tl08leuler'8 seal goat shoes
The
tf.
for men, women and childreu
only waterproof shoe made.
A lillle early for Jersey shirts,
but just remember when you need
them (hat Lauson will sell for cash
Is the old, old story, and it will be heard
In tho future as it has boon iu tiie past.
Blizzard.
Tho Jamestown, N. Y., Evening Jour
nal says : "A few nights since, it is said,
a farmer near Findley's Lake lost fifteen
fowls from bis hennery, but in the morn
ing ho found a pocketbook which had as cheap as any one in this eDd of tbe
beon dropped that contained thirty dol- uujverse It
lnru ui lm flF. waI I r.uiil fur Dm ict.iii.n I
poultry. A dav or two after a butcher School suits for boys 15 years at
came along and inquired if the farmer Ledebur & Miles'. Aud do not fail
had any chickens to soil, and was told uo, ta gee Uloir 8Chool shoes. Absolutely
as he had fust sold in toon at two dollars
apiece. "Then you found my pocket-
book," said the butcher. "Give it to me,
won't you T" The farmer extracted tho
money and handed over tho empty purso,
remarking that that sottlud the bill for
the chickens,
About a year ago thirteen young men
boys we may say of the public schools
waterproof! tf,
Buy your ham and bacon where
. .. . i i
you do noi uuy nan canvas ana
wranniuir paper. Lansou sells the
plain !
A large line of summer goods
for sale at Bar in It's at actual cost.
of Knoxdale, perfected a secret society at fjlime early. tf.
that place, naming it "The Independent
Order ot Good Fellows." Some men oi Farm For Sale.
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bllO VllilUgO Will VlVlUllJf "WD n. v . I II J l
.. it. a loduo was formed, and the organ- uuimnigs, wr.. w-ic.cu. -u..
izatioii is prospering finely, numbering near town. Further particulars tur-
at the present time between 80 and IK) nUhed a the REPUBLICAN office. 4t
members. The underlying principles of
thn order urn frieiidsliin and natriotism. Mhorli.llili-liiei.
From what we have learned of the or- wasie your money on vue, irly,
I ftt tuivtii eitu jt t it w til m luil livr liiftia
gaulzation we believe it to be an excel- ,,,.,.,(.,.,! person's, when you have tho
lent thing, especially helpful to young opportunity of testing Otto's Cure free ot
..iu.. a iran.l Kulim will lm I'nrinnil vrv chariio. Whv will you continue to Irri-
,,, H11,i .lm order will be extended , late your throat and lungs with that tor
soon, ana the oruer will le ext011lll.il U) ' liiii.lfliitr ftmurh when Siififilis A
other localities. Urookville Democrat. irmaii or W. O. Wilkina will furnish
a v,.i,,u,,, in i i,.r v i n.iu vou a free sample bottle of this great
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has made a promise to make and give beautiful golden color and thick heavy
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goods. Large bottles 5Uc and 2oc
huii't Tobacco Klt or Hiuoke Your l.lfo
awav is tbe truthful, slanting title of a
lillle book thai, lulls al about Mo-to-liac,
the woiH.ertiil harm loss auarnnteeil to
bacco hamt cure. 1 lie cost is Inning,
and the man who wants to quit and can t
runs no physical or financial i isk in us
ing "Mo-io-imuv smiiu uy an uruggisis.
Hook s. di ii-r store o.- by mail free. Ad-
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II- T I I .. 1 1 ' . V
irr. I uaiu uoa airuMiiy imiuueuu siniin ui Mineral Pipl'lllgs, I ml.
tho most period louses ever made, ami
tlonal capital tho largest telescope lens in
the world, provided he is supplied with
the rough glass and the material with
which to do tho grinding. A conception
of the magnitude of this prom ino may be
had when it is remembered that such
glass would surpass lu power the Verkes
telescope, which was ou exhibition at the
World's Fair and said to cost $1(H),UOO.
although he is now 74 years old, with the
multiplied and important duties of an
active ministry resting upou him, he is
able to accomplish tho difficult task lui-
pliod in his promise.
Tho provisional committee appointed
to devise ways and means for tho cou
struction of the Lako Erie ship canul lie
tweeu tho Ohio river aud the lakes met
in Pittsburg Tuesday of last week. Col
onel T. P. Roberts, engineor of the Mon
ongalicla River Navigation company as
serted that the water supply tributary to
the canal is four times greater than need
ed, and can be reached at a cost of iUH,
000. The cost of the canal would not ex
ceed Jii,U0u,(KKI. It would have a capaci
ty of 15,000,000 tons per annum, double
the present touagu of the railroads cover
lug the same territory. John E.
Shaw estimated that the com
mercial interests and population f the
territory through which the canal is to
pass would double and the railraoads
would really be beneficiaries of the im
provement. Au executive committee
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