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THE FOREST REPUBLICAN.
WRDNKSDAY. M VUCH 20. IH05.
BOROUGH OFFICKRsT
Inr.(7M.. c. R. Davis.
7oiine,tmen. -Joseph Clark, J. It. Os
" ; A-'ol"'is. K- K- Unwin, U.
W. Robinson, Joseph Morgan.
J. So titty W A e",e'-, K ,roP, 8.
(Wtfnhte-S. H. Canfleld.
Voltector I). S. Knox.
.coo Director 1, It. Clark, T. F.
Itltolioy, G. W. Ilolnmnn, L, J. Hopkins,
U Agnow, J. W. Morrow.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
Mcmher of OonaremO. F. Kmnn
Meinour of Senate U'm. II. Htpk.
wmWv-J. K. Wknk.
lii,uifn, J Mti? CllAIU.K II. NOYRH.
Aneiate Ju,tge$V. W. Clark, Jon.
A. Nash.
rreannrer (J. Jamiksok.
f'rothonntttrf, net7iter & Recorder, tc.
1 'ALVIN M. Arnrh.
Meritr. Jonit T. Carrow.
CV)n,rtmion(T W. A. Conheli. Pit
tkr Younok, W. M. Coo.
""nnti ftitperintenilentd. W. Kerr.
IHxtrtrt Attorney V. M. Clark.
wry tJnmmiMt'oncnt J. II. Carpkn
TK8, Gko. .UKNDU,.
Cnicnf.y Sitrtirtor I. F. PnopRR.
f roncr J. W. Mnnnnw.
Connfy Auditor M. K. Aiibott, W.
Ii. STRolIP, J. W. F.LI.IOTT.
HKI1UI.AU TKHMS OP COURT.
Konrlh Monday of February.
Third Monday of May.
Last Mnmlny of August.
Third Monday of November.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TIONT'.STA LODUK, No. 8(10, 1. 0. 0. F.
Meets every Tuesday evening, In Odd
Fellows' Hall, Partridge building.
(OUF,!ST LODGK, No. 1H4, A.O. U. W.,
I MtH every F riday evening in A.O.U.
W. Hall, Ttnu'osta.
WASHINGTON CAMP, No. 420 P.O.
S. of A., ineeld every Saturday eve
ning in A. O. U. W. Hall, Tionesta.
CA.PT. (JKOBOF, STOW POST. No. 274
O. A, It. Moots 1st and 3d Weiliies
day evening in earn uunth, in Odd Fel
lows, Hall, Tionesta.
CA'T. GKO HUE STOW TO It PS, No.
1.(7, W. It. C, moots first and third
Wednesday evening of eaeli month, In A.
O. U. W. hiill, Tionesta, Pa.
riMONKSTA TF.NT, No. 104, K. O. T.
A M., moeis 2nd and 4th Wednesday
evnnliiK in each month in A. O. U. N
hall Tlonosta. Pa.
P M. CLARK,
I ATTOrtNEY-AT LAW,
and District Attorn ky. Olllee, cor. of
I in and Bridge Streets, Tionexta, Pa.
Also agent for a nutnlier of reliable
Firo Insurance Companies.
F. KITCHKY,
. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
TionoHia, Pa.
Jn. siggins, m. n.t
Physician, Surgeon A Druggist,
TIONKSTA, PA.
JW. MORROW, M. D.,
Physlfian, Surgoon A'Dentist.
Otllleo three doors north of Lawrence
House, Tionesta. Residence at Jacob
Wenk house. Professional calls-promptly
responded to at all hours.
LD. BOWM AN. M. I)., 1
- Phvsician A Surgeon,
TIONKHTA.VA."
Olnco in building formerly occupied liy
Dr. Nason. Call promptly responded to,'
night or day. .
HOTEL AONEW, ' W-,
L. AONEW, Proprietor.
Till lintel, formerly the Lawrence
HoiuA, has undergone a complete change,
and is now lur.ntihed with all the mod
ern improvements. Heated and lighted
throughout with natural gas, bathrooms,
hot and cold water, etc. The comforts of
guests never neglected.
(CENTRAL HOUSE,
V. c. F. W EAVER, proprietor.
Tionsola, Pa. This Is the most centrally
located liotel in tho place, and has all the
modern improvements. No pains will
lie spared to make it a pleasant stopping
place for the traveling public. First
i ass Livery in connection.
ITO REST HOTEL,
r West Hickory, Pa.
Jacob Render, Proprietor. This hotel
has but recently been completed, is nice
ly furnished throughout, anil oilers the
finest and most enuilortable accommoda
tion to guests and the traveling public.
Hull's reasonable.
MAY, PARK A CO,,
HA N KERS.
Corner of Elm A Walnut Sts., Tiouosta,
Pa., Hank- of Discount and Deposit. In
terest allowed on Time Deposits Collec
tions niado on all the Principal points of
the U. . collections solicited.
pilIL. KMERT,
FANCY BOOT A SHOEMAKER.
Shop in Keck building next to Smear
jauicli .V Co.'s store. Is prepared to do all
Kinds of custom work from the tit. est to
tho cooi sesl and guarantees his work to
Kive period satislaction. Prompt atteu
lion tcivoti to mending, and prices rva-
sonable.
V. ZAIIRIXdKR.
I. PRACTICAL WATCH-MAKER
ami Jeweler of 25 years' experience, is
prepared to do all work in bin line on
short notice and at reasonable pricos.
Alwavs guarantees satislaction. Watch
es, Jewelry, Ao., ordered for parties at
the lowest possible figure. Will be found
in the building next to Kceley Club
- illllllll,
J ORKNZO FULTON.
Manufacturer of and Dealer in
HIRfiESS. lOLURS, BRIDLES,
And all kinds of
HORSE FURNISHING GOODS.
TIONKSTA. PA.
Ered. Grettcnbergor
GENERAL
BLACKSMITH & MACHINIST.
All work pertaining to Machinery, En
gines, Oil Well Tools, Gas or Water Fit
ting and doneral lilacksmithiug prompt
ly done at Low Kates. Repairing Mill
Machinery given special attention, and
satisfaction uiiaranteed.
Simp ill rear of and just wost of the
Slmw (louse, iiuioiiie, ra.
Your patronage solicited.
FK K 0. ( RETT F.N B H KG E R.
1 1 HASLET & SONS.,
GENERAl MERCHANTS.
Furniture Dealers,
AND
UNDERTAKERS.
TIONESTA, PENN.
JAS. T. IJItENNAN,
Convpj-iinppr,
f itu:. urt An acc-
PAEMS, WILD LANDS, HOUSES AND
LOTS TOE SALE OE EXCHANGE,
I represent the oldest, strongest, and
bost Insuraneo Companies In tho United
States.
C. M. ARNER,
CONVEYANCER,
REAL ESTATE BROKER
AND COLLECTOR.
TIONESTA, PEEN'A.
Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages, Leases, Wills,
Powers of Attorney, Articles of Agree
ment, and all other legal instruments cf
writing, drawn with accuracy and dis
patch. Titles examined and "Briers"
prepared. Ground rents, mortgages,
and loans negotiated. Farms and wild
lands, houses and lot for sale or rent.
Hegisters of Property for sale or to let,
open to the 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, aek nowledg
mont of deeds, and depositions taken.
t'harrh an ftabbath Hrbnl.
Presbyterian Sabbath School at 9:45 a.
m. : M. E. Sabbath School at 10:00 a. m.
Preaching In M. E. Church every Sab
bath evening by Hev. W. W. Dale.
Preaching In the F. M. Church every
Sabbath evening at the usual hour. Hev.
F. F. Shoup, Pastor.
Services -In the Presbyterian Church
every Sabbath morning and evening,
Rev. J. V. McAnlnch officiating.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil market $1.12
Miss Blanche Pease was iu Oil
Uity Saturday.
-Geo. Dniikle "got a move on"
last Thursday.
Dr. Kiillsuo of Tidioute was io
town yesterday.
Saturday was the 30th anniver
sary of the "hig flood".
T. V. Alaoder was down from
West Hickory Monday.
Hlack pugs are the fashionable
thioif io the pet (lo line.
Mrs S D Irwin is visiting rela
tives in Frauklio this week.
. lomer 1111 of Pittsburg is vis
iting hissiiter, Mrs. J. B. Biggins.
A man's disposition depends
largely upon the kind ot a stomach
lie has.
Francis Murphy, the temper
ance advocate, is lecturing id Mead
ville. .. -
O. V Proper returned Monday
noon from a two months' trip through
the South.
O. C. Brownell of Jamestown.
N. Y , was in town the Grst of the
week on business.
Will Kilmer is in Leechhurg.P.
on business connected with the store
in which he is interested at that place.
Those Ohio women who have had
to tell how old they are, to vote, cer
tainly have a case of suffrage ou
hand.
Do you wish to save money on
hone!, high'-grade goods? Don't mica
the red letter sale at Miles & Arm
strong's. It
The trainmen on the W. N Y.
& P. say that there are Isrce nuin
hers of durks in the river between
here and Hickory.
The Ilotchkin Sisters' Bell
Riugers and Concert Co. gave a fair
show to a good house io school hall
last Wednesday evening.
The school girl hastens the ap
proach of spring, when she is per
mitted to louoee in the hammock
while ber mother washes the dishes.
Fred McDonnell, who was re
rentlv sentenced lo death by Judee
Hendersou al Meadville, has written
a story since he has been coufined io
jail.
Dr. Cminers, who has been in
Oil City lor the past few years, will
leave 10 a short time for SrraDton,
Pa, where be will I icate perma
nently. Now if lliose little New Yorkers
do not put Dick in (he lockup he
will probably overload the Erie rail
road with aoods fur F. R. Lanson,
Tiouesta, Pa. It.
Dick Davis weut to New York
Saturday, where he will remaio for a
couple of weeks and select a new
stock of spring goods for Lanson.
"Temperance," will be the sub
ject of Rev. McAninch's sermon in
the Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning. All are cordially invited.
Born To Mr. and Mrs Tracy
Liudsey of Fo Creek, Saturday, a
ton pound liny. To Mr and Mrs. N.
G Cole of Nebraska, Monday oigbt,
a girl
-Misses Dollie Carson and Bessie
C ik of Nebraska, and Minnie and
Vernie Watson of Golinza, arrived
home fmm school at Randolph, N.
1., last criday evening.
W earner is oice too nice
to sell overcoats just the right time
to buy suns at cyclone prices
Hurry up and come io before April
1st, at Lanson s. It
Samuel Lewis a well known mil
ler of Si Marys Elk Co., committed
suicide Tuesday, a week ago, by
hanging himself in his barn. He
was 71 yea's of age. Bo se
IJuite a number of invitations
have been received byTiooesla people
to attend the twenty fifty anniversary
of the marriage of Rev and Mrs. C.
C. Rumherger, which occur Monday,
March ZO. at bast lirady, I'a.
Geo Paul, an i-mpluyee on J. R.
Osgood's mill near Newtown, got his
thumb caught between a couple of
logs last Friday aod got it quite
badly smashed, but it will not Lave
to be amputated.
According to (he almnnnn this is
the first day of spring.
L J Hopkius came home from
New Yoik Friday night.
Miss Florence Klinestiver re
turned last Friday frwm a week's
visit with her brother, io Sheffield.
And now the little girls are try-
inff to Sea how manv limai thov nan
jump the rope before they drop dead.
Charlie Thomson left Friday
evening for Bradner, O, where he
has secured employmeut iu the oil
fields.
Chas. Andrews of Kellettville
stopped in fiwn Monday bight on his
way home from medical college at
Columbus, O.
The casing has been driven in
Dr. Siggins new well u the Cropp
farm, and the well will be completed
io a few days.
Mrs. E. McKinney ol Oil City,
and Mr. aod Mrs. Chas. F. May of
Titusville, are guests of W. G. Wy
man and mother.
Our entire stock of clothing,
furnishings, boots aud shoes is
offered at the red letter sale now on
at Miles & Armstrong's. It
Lost Between the residence of
W. G Wyman and the M E. church.
Sunday morning, a pair of bow glasses.
J; inder will be rewarded by leaving
them at the residence of W. G. Wy
man. It"
When needing a carpet call at
Miles & Atrastrong's and ask to see
those oew Royal and Columbia Iu-
grams. Also Mattings, Superb
deep blue velvets, made aud laid at
1.00 per yard. It
Bro. Muse of the Vindicator re
ceived a telegram from Frankliu
Saturday announcing the serious ill
ness ot bis father. Jim was io
Frauklio over Sunday, and 00 his re
turn announced that his father was
somewhat better, but out yet out of
daoger.
The Oil City papers are pointing
with pride to ao old resident, in his
75th year, who says be has not taken
a bath since childhood, aod has never
been sick in his life. The old man's
fad is simply in line with the iniuno
lion, "When you're in Rome, do as
the Romans do." Franklin Newt.
Jerry Welch has succeeded io
remnviog the tools which were lost io
the Proper well no Hemlock about
two months ago. It took Mr. Welch
about one week to get the tools out
The well, which is uow down 1160
feet, will be sunk to the depth of 2000
feet before it will be abandoned.
R L Erhard of St. Marys. Pa .
general agent for the Keystone Sus
pension tence and the farmers
"Prize" gate is stopping at the Cen
tral House this week. He is bere for
the purpose of starting an agency
and would be pleased to have all
persons come and examine models, tf
A Michigao mao who was ar
rested for not supporting his wife
says she hypotized him, and com
pelled him to marry her That's the
way most women get their husbaods,
though the spell is poetically snokeu
of as love, and the man in the case
has usually little cause for objection
when be regains his senses.
Miss Kate Filzuerald died at
the home of her mother, Mrs. Kate
titzgeralil, 10 lionesta towoshio.
Saturday, March 16, 1895. She
would have been 24 Tears of see had
she lived uutil Jane. She leaves a
mother aud a number of sisters and
brothers to mourn her loss. The re
mains were taken to Tidioutb for bur
ial in the Catholic cemetery yester
day. E. E. Clapp of President last
week presumed Bro. Muse of the
Vindicator with a very handsome pic
ture of Rock View, a very pictur
esque mass of rocks about two miles
from President. The picture is verv
hansomely framed iu antique oak
and is about 23x6 feet in size. It is
a present that would delight any one,
and is thoroughly appreciated by Mr.
Muse.
Ex-Sheriff Sawyer received a
telegram last Thursday announcing
the death of his brother. Seth F.
Sawyer, in Boston, at the age of 65
years, i) mouths and 25 days. He
i one of the 49ers, and a sterliug
citizen. He leaves four children
three sous and a daughter. His wife
died 00 the 14i h of March, 1894. a
year to a day from the date of his
owo decease.
It is rumored that parties io this
viciuity have heen dynamiting fish,
hut we hope there is no truth in the
rumor, for that is a very pernicious
and unsportsmanlike way to catch
fish, besides if a person gels caught
at it he will get "pinched," and it
would be pretty blamed hard lines to
he be compelled to languish in the
county hastile during the coming
spring weather.
The Warren Democrat is respon
sible for the followiug : A little girl
in this city, io saying her prayers the
other night, was told to pray for her
father aod mother, who are both verv
ill, and for one of the servants who
had lost ber husband She did as in
structed, and concluded .her petition
with these words : "And now O God,
take good care of yourself, for if any
thing should happen to you we would
all go to pieces. Amen."
--Man is a cog in the wheel of I he
great machine called society. He is
forced into toe clots aod grooves ot
its ponderous wheels as helpless as
the teeih of a pinion are forced iutn
the meshes of the rack. His own
opinions of right aud wrong do not
govern him. He la ruled by custom.
He roust follow the fashion, which
prescribes the style of his shoes and
the cut of his coat. Eveo his
thoughts are colored by his environ
ment. If he takes the bit in his
" oulh aod refuses to be guided by
custom be will soon be crushed aod
broken. He roust play his part as a
cog or be of no service at all.
Spirit.
New goods are arriving daily at
the up-to-date millinery esiaiilish
ment ol Flora Walters & Co, and
Flora writes from New Yoik that she
will soon return wiih an exquisite
line of spring hats iu time for the
Easter opening, the dale of which
will be given later, and we have not
the least besitency in making the as
sertion that they will make the most
elaborate display of female "flub
dubbery" ibe town lias ever seen.
Last Saturday morning Sheriff
Carsnu received a telegram contain
ing the sad news of the death of his
mother, which occurred at her home
at Scotch Hill, Clarion Bounty. She
was 59 years of ege, and was loved
and respected by all who knew her.
She had been a member of the
Methodist Episcopal church for 40
years. She is survived by eight
children six boys and two girls.
Sheriff Carson and brother, A. Car
son, the jeweler, drove over to Scotch
Hill to the funeral, returning Mon
day. -TheY. P S C. E. gave another
of their delightful socials at the resi
dence of Mrs. C. A. Craig last even
ing The social was of the "pie" de
nomination and everybody, including
dyspeptics, seemed to enjoy them
solves highly. There were between
ninety and one hundred guests pres
ent, and the evening was spent in
playing games, singing, and social in
tercourse, until about 11 o'clock,
when the guests began to depart, all
declaring that they had thoroughly
enjoyed themselves. Let the good
work go on.
As will be seen by a glance at
our advertising columns, the firm of
Ledehur fc Miles has been dissolved,
Mr. Ledehur retiring. Business will
continue to he conducted at (he old
stand, however, as our well known
townsman, T E Armstrong, has pur
chased the interest of Mr Ledehur
at i th fiim now starts out under (he
name of Miles & Armstrong. We do
not know of two gentlemen who
could start nut with belter prospects
and we think the success of their ven
ture is assured Look over their ad
and see what bargains they offer ynu
tor a starter.
If ynu have a home and are out
of debt, don't fret and worry yourself
and your good wife into I he grave for
the sake of making money, sensihly
says ao exchange. Yon have but
one life to live, and it js brief at best.
Take a little pleasure and comfort as
you go day by day. and try to do 1
little good to others A morbid,
insatiate desire to possess the earth,
to grab everything in sight, is at the
foundation of more misery than al
most any one thing. Wealth alone
will never keep your meranrr green
after ynu are gone ; a good life and
kind actions will
Claude Dewitt, one of the first
suspects in the Busti murder mvstery.
was arrested at Jamestown, N Y.,
Monday night, charged with the mur
der of Mrs. Winslow Shearman and
Mrs. Cynthia Davis, at Busti, Decem
ber 15, last The arrest was duo to
discoveries made by officers who
searched Dewitt's house. In the
bouse were found a bark stripper's
spud, which it is claimed, fits exactly
into marks left in woodwork in the
bouse where the murder occurred
It is also claimed that the boots worn
by Dewitt have an imprint similar to
some discovered near the Shearman
residence the day of the tragedy.
A grand union temperance rally
and praise service will be held at the
Methodist Episcopal church under
the auspices of the W C. T. U , Sun
day evening, March 24, at half past
seven o'clock. Short addresses will
be made by the pastors ot the differ
ent churches and an excellent musi
cal program has heen prepared for
the occasion. As one of the ad
dresses will be especially to the chil
dren, it is earnestly rrquested that as
many as possible he present. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all to
come and assist in making it an oc
casion of great interest, as it is the
evening of the teaching of the
world's temperance Sunday School
lesBoo.
Senor Muruaga.the Spanish min
ister at Washington, says Cap
tain Croesinao. the Captain of the
U. S steamship Allianca, which was
fired ou bv a Spanish gouhoal off the
coast of Cuha, March 8, saw a sea
serpent. Well, that's all right, hut
if Spain gels to monkeying too much
with the United States, Senor Mur
uaga and all the Spanithshidalgi.es
will see something worse than snakes.
We suppose Minister Muruaga will
feel highly indignant at heiog classed
as a Spanish nobleman of the lower
class, but he has not made much of a
record io this country, except as a
"kicker", and n view of the fact
that we have never seen his pedigree,
we don't know what class he "trots"
io when at borne.
As unique mid, according to re
ports, as successful a church enter
lainiuent as the Republican has heard
of is called a "starvation sociable."
The affair may ba held at the resi
dence of any member There is no
admission fee. The invitation is ex
tended from the pulpit, through the
press or by circular. Everyhody
must come dressfd io the poorest pos
sible manner. Patches and rags
must be in evidence. After the
guests are all present each individual
is subjected to a rigid examination.
Any one unfortunate enough to have
on a linen rolar must pay a fine of
five cents. A "biled blurt means
ten cents. Polished shots, unpatched
clothes, neckties, cuffs and other
signs of luxury all come in for their
share "f fines. Refreshments mav be
served on the balf-shell. Kane Re
publican. Last Notice.
Persous who are indebted to me are
hereby notified that if they da not
call and settle no or before Saturday,
March 23. 1895, the accounts will be
left for collection. R. Bitty jm
Forest (dniiij's ?iew Jail.
It has at last been decided that, while
tho old Jriii building is plenty largo
enough to hold all the prisoueis we ever
have in Forest county, it is not suf
ficiently up-to-date to keep pace with our
othor county and borough institutions,
and the commissioners have let a con
tract to tho Van Horn Iron Works com
pany of Cleveland, Ohio, and as soon as
tho wealher will permit tho excavating
will commence lor the erection 01 a bang
up new jail and sherill's residence that
is to cost S 1 4,500.
The building is to occupy a ground
space of 4x,r)7 feet, tho jail part to bo two
stories high and the residence part three
stories, and will be built of brick, stone
and iron.
The ground floor of tho Jail will be
composed of six cells, or Iron cages,
Hx!4 feet iu size, with a corridor between,
nt d each cell Is to be provided with a
water closet and wash stand. The sec
ond story will lie compose! ol six rooms
suitablo for women and children prison
ers, and will lie rurnished with the latest
improved jail "furniture."
The entire building will be heated with
improved heating apparatus that is guar
anteed to keep every room In the build
ing heated at a temperature of 70 during
the coldest weather. The contract calls
for the completion of the building by the
2'Hh of August and when completed and
the old one romoved, the county will
have buildings and grounds to be proud
of.
With (ho orection of this, and other
projected buildi.igs, there ought to be
plenty of work for our mechanics during
tho coming summer.
Stewarts linn.
The quarterly meeting was well at
tended over Sabbath. Hev. Hrennan
preached some very able sermons.
Elsworth Walters, wife and baby, re
turned to their homo at Franklin, alter a
two weeks' visit with "Ell's" parents
end friends heie.
H. M. Zalinizer, candidate for associate
judge, is quite poorly. Harmony Twp.
is going to stand by him.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Thompson or Tio
nexta visited Charlie's parents Tuesday
oflnt-t week.
Mrs. W. M. Copeland is feeling quite
poorly aain.
Mrs. Jas. Mcintyre was so far recov
ered as to be out to church Sunday.
M. L. Iiange has hired a hand for eight
months for f 100. Verily, these are hard
times.
Our postodice is doing the most busi
nes it has done for years, and Mr. Daw
son is doing quite a business in his store
in connection with the office.
Rufus Copeland has got over the rheu
matism, but now has a severe attack of
the grippe.
George Dawson shipped a car load of
bolts to Irvineton last week.
Wyman A Gaston have finished saw
ing their tract of timber al Cashup,
News Boy.
McCrays.
Manuel Neal and wife visited his mo
ther Sunday.
Charles Josephson went to Sheffield
Saturday.
Miss Thompson Bpent Sunday at Mc
Crays. She seems to think the Hollow
is plcasanter than Marienvillo of late.
It wasn't the conductor that took thu
dip that time, was it Willie?
Green ribbon was at a premium Sun
day. Harry looked as though he hud
just come over.
Elmer McCray moved his family to
this place from Marienvillo last week.
Mrs. IVm, Loveland and Miss Floience
Southworth went to Marienvillo Tues
day. How Neal came home Saturday. He
has heen sawing at Lamonaville the past
week.
Jolly Jack.
West Hickory.
Following is the report of West Hick
ory school for the month ending March
5th. Those who have not missed a day
are: Hulda Caiiston, Aimeo Brown,
Carrie Hardenburgh, Alma Nurss, Flor
ence Norton, Pearl Siggins, Ada Dewalt,
Mary Casey, Alice Siggins, MaMe Do
walt, Anna Carlson, May Siggins, Ilsn
nah Casey, Laura Smith, Emma Carlson,
Harry Turner, Jimmy Driscoll, Fred
Dunn, Bonnie Elder, Fred Wilkius,
Charley Norton, Albert Becdef, Floyd
Hardenburgh, Karmie Lusher, Earl Sig
gins, Gust CarlsoD, Charley Demery,
Jim Bcardslcy and Randall Elder.
Willie Nurss, Harry Murphy aud
Willabel Elder mised one day. No. en
rolled 60. Average attendance 411.
S. M. Whitmkr, Teacher.
Report of Iliidillesun School.
The followiug pupils have been pres
ent every day during mouth. Those
marked have been piesent every day
during the present term.
Eille Mong, Harry Mong, Lyman
Mong, Goo. Mong, Agusta Kurb, John
Zuck.
Visitors: l'rof. Kerr, John Mong, Miss
Leah Allio, M iss Sadie Nlizinger.
No. enrolled, Itlj percent of atten
dance, 00; No. visits, 4.
Edith Shkahman, Teacher.
Dissolution Notice.
Notice is hereby given thai the linn of
Lodebur A Miles has this day been din
solved, by mutual consent, Mr. Ledelmr
having retired. All persons knowing
themselves to bo indebted to said ti nil
will pleaso call and settle by April 1st,
lMi.'i, at the old stand, and persons having
claims against Mm) linn will please pre
sent same. II. W. Lkiikiu k.
O. F. Milks.
Tiouesta, I'a., Mar. 14, 1SH5.
The new tirm of Miles iV Armstrong
respectfully solicit your patronage and
will eiidervor to give thu best ol satisfac
tion. It.
Notice.
The tegular annual meeting of the
Ktock holders of the Tiouesta Gas Co. will
bo held at the Gas Co.'s otlice, Tionests,
I'a., on Moiulu), April 1st, ls'.ij, at H
o'clock, p. m.
A. B. K kllv, Sco'y.
Going like hot cakes, the flour at
70o. livery sack warrau(ed at l.ao
Bon's. It.
Kcllcltvllle.
A daughter was born at tho residence
of R. 7j. Gillespie on Friday.
M. C. Myers will move lo Tiouesta this
week. Mort Is und-. ldcd as to what he
will turn his attention to.
Frank Girard and Hilo Kiserman paid
Nebraska friends a call on Saturday.
Chas. Klinestiver visited his parents at
Nebraska on iSundiiy, returning in the
evening to his place of work.
Geo. pun! met with a painful accident
on Saturday while at work on .1. It. Os
good's mill. Ho In company with a
a number of men were rolling logs and
ono of the logs rolled in such a manccr
as to cause tho smashing of the thumb of
his right hand.
John Thornton and S. E. Shaw have
derided to remniti in i1( IVim iiiutna.l r,r
roillir to M ieliiiruM aa tl.n.r l.n.l t .... , 1. .,1 !
That drcBde I malady la iripp lias
been getting In its work in a way for the
past two weeks that would do justice to
an enterprise more to our liking. The
recent sufferers are A. H. Downing,
John Shaw. Chas Johnson, Mrs. Delia
Kribbs and others, all of whom are on
the mend we are glad to state.
Skatiag seems to be a prevailing epi
demic bere, and for the last week has
been quite conlageous.
In ones travels over the country now
they will be struck with the idea that
nearly all tho conveyances they meet are
of the wrong kind. Some are owing
wheeled vehicles while others are using
the sleds and sleighs, but it's a fact 'tis
neither wheeling nor sleighing. Mr.
Hicks will please send us one kind of
weather and oblige a grateful people.
D. T. Sutton has the agency of Forest
Co. to sell those "never-alip" hoi se shoes.
Dave has put in Bcveral orders in this
town.
Wir.L Walks.
Foxburg, Howe Township.
S. O. Dean, wife and daughler, of
Spartansfmrg, Pa., weie visiting with L.
G. DuBois' family last week.
Miss Erma Gilson returned homo
Thursday alter a lour weeks' stay at Tio
nesta. The Blue Jay Lumber Co. has bought
all the hemlock of the Fox heirs.
Mrs Burt Christjolin is slowly recover
ing, but the doctor gives no hopes of her
permanent recovery.
Dan Baker of Mannington. W. Va.,
was renewing old acquaintances here
last week.
Chas. Campbell's and Gust Non.an's
children are down with measles. Mea
sles are prevailing among the children at
this place.
Mrs. Irve Kitelinger of Wcldbank,
Pa., is visiting with her brother, H. A.
Gilson.
Pele Benson has sold all his household
goods and intends moving his family to
Marienville.
A. D. Goal spent Kuuday with his fam
ily at Clarendon.
J. Terry and wife of Sacket, Pa., were
visiting with Mr. Terry's parents, John
Uptons', over Sunday.
L. Q. DuBois of Carlo, Elk Co., wai
with his family over Sunday.
George Culbertson took in Barnes Sun
day. Morris Whitton of Barnes was in the
burg Friday. Gukss.
Red letter sale at Miles & Arm
strong s. See ad. for prices till April
lit
It
AUDITORS' REPOliT of Tiouesta
town Township for the year ending
March 11. Isiio.
Win. Lawrence, Treasurer, in account
wilb Tionesta Township,
Win. Lawrence Treas. Ph.
$2,i-7 hi
Bal in hands of treas 175 tin
Cr.
By orders redeemed ?J,:1:I5 !I7
Bv 6 percent, com 111! 77
To bal 175 (
8J,i7 8:;
Dk
To Bal. last settlement 3l!0 68
9 30 58
Bal in hands of C. C. Weingard
collector i!S BS
Ck.
By Ain't paid treasurer $ l!7S on
By 5 percent. Com 1:1 tin
To Bal (i8
) 30 58
Du.
Ain't of duplicate for 18f(4 $ 4S3 .
Work tax returned to Col 12u 8J
(H4 'J7
Ck.
Bv ain't paid to Treas. w ithin (ill
days If 147 51
By 3 percent Com. on $147 51 4 4:t
By Ain't p'd Treas. alter (io days 173 no
Bv 5 percent. Coin 8 (iA
By exonerations 12 21
By unseated land tax returned
to county 147 28
By discount 011 147 51 during
lirst (k) days 7 38
To Bal 103 81
t 001 7
Balanco ill hands of Jesse Cur
son, collector 103 81
1K.
Am t of duplicates to ptithnmst's Otiii ill
i IHili 00
CK.
Ain't tax worked 810 us
Ain't of lax returned to Coi 10 8J
9 01 X !KI
To S. D. Irwin lor att'y services.$ 10 00
F. Wenk for it days services as
road commissioner, and 10.4
days labor 70 50
John noil, 14 davs service as
road com. ami 4i davs labor.. 34 75
G, E. Swabh, 18 days services us
road com, and 4 days labor.. 4'J 75
J. W. Mong, services us clerk .'i t (HI
W. W. Thomas, auditor Ii 00
A. J. Shriver. auditor 1; no
Henry Blum, auditor 6 00
Pisr District In account wllh Win.
Lawrence, Treas. Dk.
Am t of poor fund ree'd by Win.
Lawrence t :W2 51
30'J 51
t'K.
By orders redeemed $ 3 ",s 17
liy 3 percent, com iu 1
To Bill 44 10
t 31C 51
Bal in hands of Win. Law rence
treasurer 41 10
Available Tyrrell Montage -io 00
General statement.
Outstanding orders 1,577 0s
Ain't ill treasury 175 till
I'liisillmOcd tax of '03 and '04 MJ ):'
Tax relumed to county 117 lis'
Net indebtedness 1,401 30
We tho undersigned auditors of Tio
uesta Twp., having examined I lit. above
accounts, liiid them correct as above
stated, to thu best ol our k now ledge.
W. W. Thomas,
A . J Ml 11 1 S' K H,
Attest. HtNKV lil.l'M,
J. W. Moug, CleiJi. Auditors.
An Ittipnrfnnr firm.
Do not waste your nionev nn vile,
watery mixtures compounded bv inex
perienced persons whoii Siggins v Her
man, Tiouesta, and V. G. ilkins, West
llii-korv, sole agents, will give von' hot
tie of ( lit,!'. Cure free of charge, if you
have coughs, colds, asthma, consump
tion or any disease of the lliroal or lungs
a few doses of this great gnaranlned rein
efly w ill surprise y. ,11. Hold a bottle of
Otto's Cure to tin, iu,t and observe its
beam i fill golden color anil thick, heavy
syrup. Samples free; large bottles POe.
and li.'ic. i
The t nnipRsn I'lnnl.
On the western prairie is found the
compass plant w hose leaves point to the
north. We wish lo direct yon to (he
great health giver. Bacon's Celery King
lor the nerves. If you are suffering
from dyspepsia, liver complaint end In
digestion, it yon are sleepless at night
and awake in the morning feeling lan
guid, w ith eoa'ed tongue and sad .w
haggard looks. Bacon's Celery King for
the nerves, will cure you and' restore you
to blooming health. Trial packages fiee.
Large size ftoe and t c at Siggins Her
man's, Tnmesia, and W. G. Wilkins,
West Hickory, sole agents. 1
TIOJN i:si'AJIAUKKTS
t'OKKIOCTKD KVKKY TUESDAY, BY
lil'.l.IAHbE DKALKKH
Flour sack, - - Asia 1.25
t orn Meal, loo d s - - -1.151.50
Chop feed, pure grain - - 'il.15
t'orn. Shelled - ""(.70
Beans Y bnsiiel - - - 2.00(ji2.fi0
Ham, sugar cured - - (all
Brenk fast Bacon, sugar cured - " 12
Shoulders . . . - - a
Whitelish, half-barrels ... 8.50
Sugar - 4r,ift
Syrup 25ffi,H0
N. O, Molasses new ... 60 fa 75
Boast Bio Cotl'ee - - - fn.25
Kio Cotlee, ... - 25(i
lava Collee .... 32(cl H
Tea .... . ijtlfrt 50
Butter 2'10Vlo
Uice ..... fifo.8
Kugs, fresh ... . (a, is
Salt bil e best .... l.po
Lard - - - - - l-i
Iron, common bar .... 2.00
Nails, Ond, p keg .... 1.50
Potatoes - - - - 0(a.7S
Lime -r bid. .... 1.0(1
li-ied Apples sliced per Ifc - -6(5,10
Dried Beef ... 15
Dried Peaches per It) - - 1012
Dried Peaches pared per - - 15
.TI errant ilo ApprniorN I,it
for Forest County,
A. I. ISOl.
IIAKNKTT TOWNSHIP.
Name Class. Tax.
W. D. -S. II. Shields 11 $15 00
A. It. Mechlin 10 20 00
A. Cook Sons 12 12 50
Maple Creek Lumber Co 14 7 00
ORKIsN TOWNSHIP.
Bowman Lumber Co 13 10 00
Collins ,V V at so 1 12 12 50
Collins A' K reitlcr 10 20 00
HOWE TOWNSHIP.
S. Crawford 13 10 00
Robert H. Brown .t Co 14 7 00
Curtis lohnson 14 7 00
I. II. Gildersleeve 10 20 00
I. vnch .V Co 13 10 00
J.'c. Huntington 14 7 00
J. L. Saxton 14 7 00
HARMONY TOWNSHIP. .
W. P. Siggins 14 7 00
W. C. Allen A Co 14 7 00
Geo. W. King A Son 14 7 'JO
G. W. Wilkins 14 7 00
M. It. Hardenburgh 19 1
Turner Bros 12 12 50
J. B. Machesney 14 7 00
JKNKS TOWNSHIP.
J. W. Baxter 14 7 00
S. S. Towler 14 7 00
F. S. Brow n 14 7 00
J. N. Suiiiliock 14 7 CO
T. J. Bevner J3 10 00
L. S. dough A Co 12 12 50
Wagner ,fc Wilson 14 7 00
David Mintz U 15 O0
M. C. Carringer 14 7 00
II. II. Hensel 14 7 00
.. F. V enntir 14 7 00
II. Zellers 14 7 00
Mrs. M. Lew 14 7 CO
A. I. Neill...". 13 10 00
I. W. Kussell H 7 CO
B. A. Kribbs 13 10 00
A under Bros 10 20 00
C. s. Leech 11 12 50
Hammond, Crosby Linn. Co... 12 12 50
D. A. Wright " 14 7 00
HICKOHY TOWNSHIP.
Wheeler .V husenbiiry 11 15 00
T. J. Bowman Ii 12 50
W. P. Crouch 14 7 00
KINOsLKY TOWNSHIP.
Charles Bauer 14 7 00
Mrs. M. Andrews 14 7 00
Proper A Myers 14 7 00
salmon Creek Lumber Co 14 7 00
Berlin A Co 14 7 00
TIONKsTA TOWNSHIP.
C. M. Whilemun 14 7 00
TIONKSTA HOHOUOH.
S. H. Haslet A Sons 13 10 00
G. W. Bovard 14 7 00
R. Burnett 14 7 00
l.swreueeA Sinearbaugh 12 12 50
F. It. Laii-00 10 20 00
Ledehur A Miles 13 10 00
Siggins A J lermaii 13 10 00
J. it. Morgan 14 7 OJ
G. W. Kobiusou 10 20 00
J. T. Brennun 14 7 00
C. M. Amer 14 7 00
Bl L LI Alt DS.
BAHNKTT TOWNSHIP.
J. B. Hart, 2 tables $10 00
W. S. Henry, 2 lubles 40 00
IIAHMONY 1IIWNSU1P.
Jacob Bender, 3 lables 50 00
KlNUSl.EY TOWNSHIP.
B. J. Day, 2 lables 40 CO
TIONKSTA UllKol'llU.
Hunter A Ainsler, 2 tables 40 Ml
L. Agliew, 2 tables 40 0U
HlCKollY TOWNsUIP.
John Holiday, 1 table 30 00
TAKE NOTICE All who are con
cerned iu this sppraismcnt, are hereby
in 11 1 licit Hull an appeal w ill be held at Hie
Treasurer's oltice, in Tiouesta. Saturday,
the tit It day til April, A. D., lfl'i. belweeii
the hours of 1 aud 4 p. 10., when and
where you may HUeiel il you think
proper. J." B. MAZE, Appraiser.
WARREN
NATIONAL BANK
Warren,;Penna.
CAPITAL. 150,000.00
DIRECTORS:
Nelson P. Wheeler,
Jerry Crary,
Goo. M. Pariulee,
C. Schiiiiuiell'cng,
Christian Smith,
David W. Bealy,
Win. D. Brown,
Andrew llertzel,
A. T. Scotield,
11. T. Kussell,
II. A. Jainiesou.
Irmmul ami llusint'ts accounts nolid
(cf on uiuM fauoratite tcvmn comtisteiU
u ith iotni conservative banking.
Interest allowed on deposits.
U. X. I'MtMl.f.K, V.a.
. A. JAMIKSOX, l ice Pres.
t K UKHTZXL, QwA- r