THE FOREST REPUBLICAN.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2.2, 1890
BOHOUGH OFFICERS.
iurge n. M. Herman.
Oounciln.en. Joseph Clark, J. K. On
good J. 1. Davis, F. K. LB,on, O.
W. Robinson, Joseph Morgan.
Jnlices of the 1'eaet J. F. Proper, 8.
J. Hotley. '
OontabtcR. 8. Can'leld.
Collector 0, H. Knox.
J.rectoniU. W. Holmnan, U
J. Hopkins L. Amiew, W. A. 'Jroyo, (J.
Jaintoson, J. C. Noowdon.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
Member of OnngremiXVM. C. Arnold.
Member of Senate Wyi. H. IlTDK.
A embly J. K. Wink.
Prevalent Judge Cu A rlks 1 1. Notks,
AiiKoeiaU Judge Jos. A. Nash, A.
J. McCray.
Tremarti Jamku I. Fomsn.
Prothonorary, Remitter t Recorder, .
i'alvin M. Arnkr.
.VAer(r. John T. Carson.
Oom,nmiinner W. . ConnklT, Pk
tkr Yousik, W. M. Coon.
Cbanfy Superintendent Annus Kkrr.
Ointrie.t Attorney P. M. Clark.
Jury fmm'4ioner J. n. Carpkn
TKIl, 1ro. 'AVF.NDh.lt.
Count) Surveyor I. F. Provkr.
Coroner Dr. J. W. Morrow.
County Auditor M. E. Abbott, W.
L. Stroup, J, W. Elliott.
RRflTTLAtt TKRMS OF COURT.
Fourth Monday of February.
Third Monday of May.
Last Monday of August.
Third Monday of November.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
T ION EST A LODUE. No. 369, 1. 0. 0. F.
Meets every Tuesdw evening, in Odd
Fellows' Hull, Partridge building.
TOREST LODHE, No. 184. A. O. U. W.
I Meets every F riday evening In A.O.U.
W. Hall, Tionesta.
ASHINOTON CAMP. No. 420, P.O.
8. of A., moots every Saturday eve
ning In A. O. U. W. Hall, Tion.ta.
CA PT. O ICORO E 8TO W POST, No. 274
O. A. H. MoeU lot and 8d Wednes
day evening In each month, In Odd Fel
lows, Hall, Tiopesta.
CAPT. OiiO RUE STOW COUPS, No.
1.17, W. R. C, meits first nnd third
Wednesdav evening ol each month, In A.
O. U. W. hall, Tloneate., Pa.
TIONESTA TENT, No. 164, K. O. T.
M., meets 2nd an 1 4th Wednesday
evening In pa'h month In A. O. U. .
hall Tionesta, Pa.
PM. CLARK,
. ATTORN EY-AT-L AW,
and District Attornky. Olll'!0, oor. ot
lin and Bridge Streets, Tionostu, Pa.
Also agent for a number of reliable
Fire Insurance Companies.
F. RITCHEY,
. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Tionesta, Pa.
T B. SIOUINS, M. 1.,
I Physician, Surge-on A Druggist,
TIONESTA, PA.
J W. MORROW, M. D.,
Pl-yslcian, Surgeon A Dontiiit.
Olllce and Roaidoiico '.hree doors north
of Hotel A Knew, Tionosla. Professional
vails promptly responded to at all hour.
LD. BOWMAN, M. 1).,
Phvsichiti A Surgeon,
TIO.NFMTA, PA.
Otlloo in building for-nerly netupled by
Dr. Naaon. Call promptly res) muled to,
night or dny. Residence opposite Hotel
Agnew.
HOTEL AGNEW,
L. AO NEW,
Tills holol. formerly the
Proprietor.
Lawrence
House, has undergone comp
le ecnange,
and Is now lur. untied with al
ern Improvements. Heated
throughout with natural it.
hot and on Id water, etc. The
guests never neglected.
. the mod
and lighted
k tth rooms,
comforts of
CENTRAL HOUSE,
V.' C. F. WEAVER, Proprietor.
Tlonseta, Pa. This is the most centrally
located liot il in the plaue, and I an all the
modern improvement. No lains will
be spared to make it a pleasant stopping
placo for the traveling public First
class Livery in connec'-ion.
PR EST HOTEL,
West Hickory, Pa.
Jacob Render, Proprietor. This hotel
has but recently been completed, ia nice
ly furnished throughout, and oilers the
line-it and most comfortable accoinmoda
tiona to guests, and tha traveling public.
Rates reasonable.
M
AY, PARK A CO.,
-HASKKKS.-
Cornerof Elm A Wainut Sts., Tionesta,
Pa., Itank of Oisnnunt nd Deposit. In
terest allowed on Tnno Deposits. 'Jnllec
tions made mi all the Principal points of
the V. S. Collections solicited.
pilIL. EMERT,
FANCY BOOT A SHOEMAKER.
Shop in Keck buildhig next to Smear
jaugb Co.'s store. 1 ropare 1 to do all
Kindt of custom work trom thu tli.cbt to
the ooarseHl and Kiiarantors hi t work to
give perfect satisfaction. Prompt atten
tion v'iveu to mending, and prices rea
sonable. 1 - F. KAH RINGER.
I. PRVCTICAL VATCH-MAKER
and Jewelnr of 25 years' ezp rience, is
prepared t do all work In his line on
short noli 'e and at reasnnal lo prices.
Always guarantees salisfaclinn Watch
es, Jewelry, Vc, ordered for parties at
the lowest possible figure. H'I'l be found
in the ba.hling next to Keoley Club
Room.
JORENXO FULTON.
Manufacturer ol and Dealer In
HARNESS, tQLLIRS, ERIDLES.
And all kinds of
HORSE FURNISHING GOODS.
TIONESTA. PA.
Fred. Orottonborgor
EN Ell A L
BLACKSMITH & MACHINIST.
All work pertaining to Macb nery, En
giuoa. Oil Vell 'I'kiIh, Gas or VaUtr Fit
tings and tleneral lilacksmithli g prompt
ly done av Low Kates. Repairing Mill
Machinery givon sprcial atle.ition, and
aatisfaction uiiaranler J.
Simp in rear of and just w est of the
Shaw Hoi.se, Tidioutc, Pa.
Your patronage sol cited.
F It K D. (IKK TT EN II 0 RG E It.
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GENERAL MLRCHANTS,
Furniture Dealers,
AN')
UNDERTAKERS.
Tf ON EST A, PENN.
JAS. T. IJIiENNAN,
Jloal lOmtiitM Afroiit and
Convpynnccr,
mt. Uft Atih OCCI
DENT INSU1WJCJ-.
rAEK8, WILD LANDS, HOUSES AND
LOTS FOB SALE OB EXCHANGE.
I represent the oldest, strongest, and
tost Insurance Companies in the United
States.
C. M. ARNER,
CONVEYANCER,
REAL ESTATE BROKER
AND COLLEGTOR.
TIONESTA, - PEEN'A.
Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages, Leases.Wills,
Powers of Attorney, Articles of Agree
ment, and all other legal instruments cf
writing, drawn with accuracy and dis
patch. Titles examined and "Uriels"
propared. Ground rents, mortgages,
and loans negotiated. Farina and wild
lands, houses and lots for sale or rent.
Registers of Property for sale or to lot,
open to the Inspection of those interested.
Particular attention paid U the collection
of rents, interest, etc. Also to the proper
assessment of lands and payment of
taxes. Probating accounts, acknowledg
ment of deeds, and depositions taken.
'fcsrrfe aaai Habbalh Hchaol.
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 Rev. W. W. Dale.
Preaching in the F: M. Church every
Hai'hath evening at the usual hour. Rev,
F. E. Glass, Pastor.
Services In the Presbyterian Church
every Sabbath morning and evening,
Rev. J. V. MoAninch officiating.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil market 81.50
Mr. J. II. Derizkson of Baum
wag in town a, few hourt Monday.
Mr. VV, J. Saul aud young ion
visited friend iu Tbtioute yesterday.
"Brokeu Line Sale" at Mile &
ArrottroDg't is the cheapest place to
buy. if
G. 8. Turoer of West Hickory
was ia town ou busioetstbe last of tbe
week.
Tbe Oil City Yew, Chas. C.
Mnrgau editor, ia now issued as a
peony daily.
Matthew Elliott and Fred Ru
dolph of Newtown Mills, were pleas
aut callers ou Friday.
Mrs. J R Morgan hat returned
from a two months' visit with rela
tives in Allegheny City aud vicinity.
If you want to buy goods cheap
acd save money go to your Cloibters
and Furnishers, Miles & Anustruug.
Chas. F. Grttiin of Balltowo,
took advantage of the gcod sleighing
last Friday lu drivo down to the
couuty seat.
Dou't forget it! A barrel of
good warranted flour for $3 50 and
all other feed store articles iu propor
tion, at Lausun'. It.
C. K. Bradbury,' who bas for
jo mi) lime past been uuder treatment
by Dr. Uidgway at Hydetowu, has
relumed home cuusiderably improved
iu health.
We are not goiDg away, to you
cau still 6 ud lots of goods at tbe
price Ibat sells tbem, aud the same
price to every body at Miles & Arm
strong's. if
Just iu A lot of shirts, sweaters,
snspeuders, necktie anil such like, at
Lausou's. Aud you know the prices
are always as low or lower thau aoy
uf them. It.
Couuty Treasurer Foties is enter
taiuiug bis uncle, Mr. S S. Foues, of
Rochester, Minn., hu Is accompan
ied by his daughter, Miss Mary, aud
his sou Jas L.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Cook and
daughter, nf Nebraska, returued home
Mouday, after speudiog a couple of
months with Mrs. Cook's relatives
near Kiltanuiug.
Mr. Geo. L King of West Hick
ury is this week auuouuced a a can
didate for delegate to the Republican
State couveutioo, at Harrisburg,
April 23, next.
Guess we missed it in not put
ting up ice when the suu "didn't
shiue," but its all right if we can
uuly be kept busy selling clothing at
cyclone pric ea at Lannoo'g. It.
We uuderotAd Mr. I. E. Dean
has rented F, F. Wbittekio' houe
and will move iu as soon as the latter
starts n bis South American trip.
Glad to know be bas decided to be
come a resident among us.
Mr. Josiah Work of Redclyfle,
is speudiog the wiuier in the far
western country for the benefit of bit
health. During his sojfiurn there hs
will visit a part of the time with bis
son aud daughters in Colorado.
Judge Noves, with associates
Nasb and M.Cray, held argument
court yesterday, but the business
tranaarled was not of general inter
est, most nf the esses on the list hav
ing gone over to Feberuary term.
The Children's Aid Society of
Tionesta, winh to find a home for a
little hoy three-and a-half years of
age. For further particulars inquire
of or address Mrs A. H. Kelly, or
Mrs. T. F. Ritchey, Seo'y, Tionesta,
I'a.
-Miss Amy Anderson enter
tained a number nf her lady friends
with ao nld fashioned carpet rag sew
ing at tbe borne ol Mr. aud Mrt.
Whiteroan. Ice crtam, cake and
cctles was served, which all teemed
to enjoy.
Br'er Shick of the Marienville
Express, who was called to Clarion
last week to ileiend himself in a libel
suit brought against biru by Dr J. E.
Berk nf Marienville. was adjudged
"not guilty" by the jury. The costs
wer divided, fa've taelftl.t being paid
by Editor 6bck and teveu twelfths
by j be piosecuttrr.
Mr. J B Erb, who has been at
his home at Went Hickory thus far
during the winter, returned lo his
W.st Virginia location on Mondav,
He is arcoiupauied by his son Urant,
who will remain a few weeks to look
the ground over.
Following it tbe list of unclaimed
letters remaining in the postotfice at
Tionesta, Pa , Jan. 10, 18!)5. S Bur
dett Bayle, Carl Crosby, John Frill,
F Lscy, A J. Mattern, Wm. Whit
tern, Mrs. Mum Cummins, Min Hat
tie Lyuquisl, Estella Wbiteman
R. L. Haslet, P. M.
During the past week those of
our i-itiz-ns who have ice houses took
occasion to 611 them, and a finer
quality of ice never was harvested in
this place. The "bricks" were from
7 to 10 inches thick, nnd as clear as
crystal. There ia not likely to be an
ice famine in town next summer.
The Republican ol Howe town
ship have uoruiuaied the following
ticket fur the February election :
Road Commissiuuer, W. T. Kerr;
school directors, A. P. Anderson,
Murray Nash ; overseer of poor, A
P. Anderson; Constable, Nathan
Sweet; town clerk aud treasurer, J.
W. Black; path-masters, R A. Un
derwood, J. L. Saxlou, Fred ' Jorgeu
s .o, C. C. Swarlztager, Chas. F. Grif
flu. Senator Jos. W. Range, ol
Seattle, Wash , arrived in town yes
terday, aud will spend a lew weeks
visiting relatives aud frieudt iu this
section. Shortly alter the war Mr.
Rmge migrated to the west aud
finally located at bis present home,
where his people have honored him
with a seat in the Senate, and he i
now serving his second term. He it
a graudson of Lieut. John Range
tbe first settler iu Tiouesta.
The Dean well, Blakely tract,
Hunter station, was shot last Friday,
and has since shown slight producing
qualities', but not in sufficient, quanti
ty to warrant pumping at preseut.
The sand was good and abundant,
and a fair quantity o gas was fouud.
Another well will be started before
long, but the loratiou is not yet de
cided upon. Mr. Dean has abiding
faith in the territory, and will not
give up work there till the test is
complete.
The Express says tbe following
ticket was nominated by the Repub
licaus uf Jenks township Saturday
evoniog: School directors E. A
Yetter aud Z. S. Himes; Constable
M. F. Kellogg ; Road Catnuilesioner
A. K. Shipe; Paymasters W. C
Sallade aud H.J Borcberl; Over
seer of Poor T. J Reyuer; Treas
urerA. D. Neill ; Auditor 8 M
Henry; Township Clerk T J Rey
uer; Judge of Election J R Barr ;
Inspector ol Election R A. Strick
etiber.
A largely attended nucus nf the
Republicans of the borough was held
al tbe court house last Friday even
it'g, which resulted in the following
t'eket being placed in nomination :
Burgeis I) S. Knox; Council
Wtu. Sraearbaugh, Chas F. Weaver,
Solomon Fitzgerald, earh f r 3 year;
R B Crawford, G W Robinson,
each for 2 years ; O. W. Proper, J
D. W. Reck, each for 1 year; School
Directors J -C. Scowden, Geo. Hole
man; Constable 8. S. Canfield ;
High Constable, Win. L. Hunter;
Overseer of the Poor A. B Kelly;
Auditor, O. F Miles; Judgo of Elec
tions Jerrv Birtcil; Inspector J.
R. Chad wick.
The roetliog held in Kittanning
Thursday in I he iuterest of Allegheny
river navigation was good, delegates
being present from the 22 branch or
ganizations that have been formed in
the towns between Pittsburg and Oil
City. A i ermanent orgauiz 'tiou was
formed, to he known as the Allegheny
River Improvement Association.
Each tnwn will retain its local society
aud act iu co-operation with the cen
tral Arsociation toward the end in
view, tbe slarkwatering of the Al
legheny. A strong committee was
appointed to take tbe necessary step
to have tht claims of the Associa
tion properly presented and set forth
before Congress Reports from I be
meeting say that the spirit of the
projoct hat caught public favor all
along the river, and that marked en
thusiasm prevailed.
A Morning Blaze.
Ou Thursday morning last, a little
aftsr nine o'clock, Wm. Blum's
blacksmith shop was divcovered to be
ou fire, aud but fur tbe prompt aud
persisleut work of the fire depart
ment would have bten eutirely con
sumed. The uuder part of the shop
it used by Mr Blum as a cow stable,
and mere ur less hay, fodder, etc ,
ha been stored there. Just bow the
fire caught is not known, but it is
presumed lhat a but coal lroiu the
forge iu soaie way got through the
floor iutn the hay. At any rate there
is where the dense volume of smoke
aud flame first appeared. The hose
were quickly brought into requisition
but the stinging cold weather had
contracted the hydrants so lhat they
had to be expanded with hot water
before the stream could be turned on,
hence a few moments weru lost in
getting the stream turned on. Ef
fective work was doue, but (he fire
was very stubborn, and twu streams
were necessary to subdue it, and the
building was saved, though damaged
about a hundred dollars' wcrth.
Mr. Blum was severely buined
about the face and bead in an effort
lo. rescue his cow, aud is now con
fined to the house hy his injuries, hut
is coming nut all right. The cow
was also very badly burned about the
head, hut will recover. A dozen or
more chickens were partially smoth
ered by the smoke, and bad to be
decapitated.
Mr Blum had no insurance on the
property.
Wantfd-20.000 Ties delivered at
Tionesta station.
tf. G. G. Gabtcw.
Installation and nanquct.
Irwiu Council, Royal Templars of
Temperance, held a public installa
tion ufntticers ul their hall last Fri
day evening. Invitations had been
giveu tu many of their friends, and
upward of a hundred persons were
preseut. G. W. Brakeman, of Union
City, Grand Councilor of the Slate,
con. i tided the interesting services ol
installation, which were greatly en
joyed by all. After the ceremonies
were over a banquet was given, and
the feast of good things spread before
the assembled guests eclipsed all pre
vious eiTiirii in lhat direction. At a
late hour iho members nod guents
dispersed lo their homes, feeling that
it whs good to have been there, and
resolving in their mind to accept the
next invitation with the ulmt
promptitude. Following are Ilia offi
cers iustalled ;
Past Councilor, Miss Minnie Lan
ders ; Select C lUticilor, Mrs. Anna
E Foties ; Vice Chancellor, Mrs.
Emma J. Hunter ; Fin See. Dr J
W.Morrow; Reo Sec , Miss Martha
Morrow ; Chaplain, Mrs. Kste A
Craig; Herald, Mrs Lucv A Jamie
"in j Dep Herald, Mrs. Mary Blose ;
Guard, Mrs Adalioe Clark ; Sntinel,
Samuel Beckworth. Dr J W. Mor
row was chosen delegate to the Grand
Council, which meets at Erie, Feb
13, and Mrs. Lucy A. Jatniesnu as
alternate.
Skepticism Assailed.
The above is the title of a new and
-dartliugly interesting work just i
sued hy the Planet Publishing Co..
of St. Louis, Mo , aud sold only on
ubscripiiou It it written by Hon
Preston H. Tabor, of the New York
Bar, with an introduction by Rev.
Dr. Parkhurst, the well known New
York divine. It is a most convinu
fig array of fact against all foes of
Christianity, and an original, novel
and convincing elucidation of argu
ments io support of the authority nf
the Bible. Why Christianity is true
and all other religions fnlse, is here
shown in a way that bas never before
heeo attempted. The work is most
besntifnlly and profusely illustrated,
and hnund in tbe highest style of the
trt Mr John Booher has the agency
fir ForeBt countv, and is now enpseed
in canvassing the territory. When
he rails on you, take a look at the
book, aud you will surely subscribe.
Fagttndut and Fleming Hill.
W. P. Wagoner has returned home
from Altonna.
Miss Ellen Hull of this place spent
Sunday with friends in Tidinme.
MiMs Tillie Peterson was the guest of
the Misses Fogle and Archer the past
week.
Miss Mangle Hnyder, who bas been
staying at W. P. Wagoner's, has returned
to her home at Neillsburg.
Mrs. Ed. McCarty spent Sunday with
friends in Tldioute.
A number of our young ladies look ad
vantage of the sleighing on Friday even
ing and took an equal number of their
gentlemen friends to a ball at Pineville. at
the home of Fred Vincent, where lunch
ws served, and they enjoyed dancing
until tbe wee sma' hours of the mnrnimr,
when they returned home with light
hearts but heavy eyelids.
Mrs. Walhridun of Enterprise is the
guest of her aunt. Mrs. J. R. Hinkson:
Miss Eva nnd Master Blaine Robison
of Pineville spent tsundav with their sis
tor, Mrs. 11. K. Vail
Miss Maude Fogle, who bas been visit
ing at Curtis', has returned home.
Little BoPeep.
Republican Caucuses
The Repuhlicaus of Tionesta
Township will meet at the elect'nn
house, on Saturday next, Jan. 25th.
at 2 o'clock p. m , for the purpose of
p'acing in nomination a ticket fr the
Fehruary election. Bv order of
Committeeman. J. B. EdkN.
SEflST NOTES.
The voters of Clarion county will de
cide at the February election for or
against a county p or house.
Miss McCormick of New Lebanon,
near Rharnn, was badly burned on the
bead and neck by a celluloid comb,
which limited from a gas Jet.
James Waironer, a fifteen-year-old bov
of near Cumberland, Md.. was arrested
whilo attempting to burn the R"hool
bouse. His excuse was that he did not
want to go to school.
A Laporte, Ind., girl married a drum
mer, alter an acquaintance of only throe
hours. It would hare been more re
markable if she bad married him after a
longer acquaintance.
It is officially announced that Ex-Pres-lilent
Harrison is engaged to be married
to Mrs. Diminick, a niece of his first
wife. The bilde-elect ia said to be about
40 years of age, and a handsome bru
nette. For a pain in the chest a piece nf flan
nel dampened with Chamberlain's Puin
Balm and bound on over the seat of pain,
and another n the hack between tbe
shoulders, will a (lord prompt relief.
This is especially valual lo in cases where
tbo pain is caused by a cold and there is
a tendency toward pneumonia. For
sale by Uigulns V Herman.
At Dunbar the father of an Italian uirl,
who is only fifteen years old, rwcived
$-100 from an Italian coke worker, and
the pair were married. The facts of the
case leaked out through a disappointed
Italian, whose hid of iM) was refused by
t e girl's lather. Tbe buying and selling
and exchanging nf wives is not a new
tiling in the Italian colonies.
Much Interest is beinir manifested iu
tbe Spring election in Oil Cilj . Tbe Der
rick, in speaking of tlio nominations for
the various oltlces, mentions the name nf
Mr. J. P. Heindell, Supt, of the W. N.
Y. A P. Hy, for school director. The
people of Oil City should be proud to
have aui-h a man act ou her school board.
A II interested in the cause of education
should soo to it that Mr. H. be elected to
this position.
Many merchants are well aware that
their customers are their best friends and
UKe pleasure Iu supplying them the best
good obtainable. As an instance we
mention Perrv A Cameron, prominent
druggi-ts of Fiushinu, Michigan. They
say : "We have no hesitation iu reivnii
liiuudinir Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
to our customers, as it ia the hast uouuli
medicine wu have ever sold, and always
gives saiisfnction." For sale at and 60
cente per bottle by Siggins it Herman.
1,000 Cords ttuntcd.
ur . . . . . ,
uewill buy goon red oak bolls j
delivered at the Handle Factory;!
same to he forty-six inches long, and
,1 ., ,, t .
win pay lour miliar ami tweuty nve
ceuis per cord.
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Jury I.M, Fibrimry Term, 1MMI.
fill AND JUROS.
Ihii'kus, Daniel, laborer, .lenks.
Illnck, Innii'S, Inrmer, Tionexta tp.
rarHiiircr, M C, men hsnt. Jenks.
t'oon, Wallace, laborer, .lenks.
Carson, Jcwxe, farmer. Tionesta tp.
liawKon, W. It., larmnr, Marniouv.
Huest, F. M., laborer, Jenks.
Orant, Wm., laborer, Howe.'
(iillillan. J. C, laborer, Jenks.
Ilimrs, ,. ft., butcher, Jenks.
Ilsight, J. J oil producer, Howe.
Knllouif, M. F.. tanner. Jenks.
MorrNon, J. H., Iiimonrmsn, Jenks.
Norton, E. E., Iiiinhprinniv, Hickory.
Pope, Charles, laborer, Kingsley,
Itiinscll, C. C. laborer, Jenks.
Shields, W. I., merchant, IHrnett.
.Shields, Uenrge, tanner, Harnett.
Stewart, Alton, laborer, Jenks.
Wilton, C. II., Justice or Peace, Jenks.
Wert7., M., farmer, (Jreen.
Weant, Heorgo lumberman. Borough.
West, E. I)., tarmer, (Jipr-n.
Wallers, W. A.. IsLorer. Howe.
PETIT JUKI I US.
Abbott, M. E., clerk. Hickory.
Ainslcr, E. E. louilierincr, Jenks.
Atwell, (leorge, farmer. Hickory.
II. urn, Herman, Sr., tanner, lireen.
Hromlev, James, farmer. Harmony,
tin III, lien. V., restaurant keeper, lenks.
Bowman, J. H., farmer. Harmony.
Berlin, Eli, firmer, King-dcy.
C'rider, (ieorge, laborer. Hickory.
Carlson, H.. laborer, Ji nks.
Iinnkle, Henry, farmer, Burnett.
Eikcnhurg, C, farmer, (Jreen.
Erldy, Frank, lumberman, Jenks.
K.ck. John, tanner. Harnett.
Fulton, J., harness maker. Borough.
Huntington, J. '., operator, Howe.
Hoover, A. J., fanner, (ireen.
Ilenn , Charles, teai-her, (ireen.
Herman, It. M., laborer. Boron h.
Hcpler, John, farmer. Tionesta tp.
Henry, W., farmer, Barnott.
Hoovler. John, farmer. Tionesta tp.
Henry, J. C, laborer, Urecn.
II lct, James, clerk, Borough.
Jensen, s. C, farmer. Kiuuslny.
Kribbs, V. A., farmer, Kingslny.
Kiser, Ed., fanner, (ireen.
Landers, James, sawyer. Borough.
Leech, Charles, merchant, Jenks,
Leilobur, Fred., farmer, 'I ionesta tp.
Mullen, George, sawyer, Howe.
Moon. K. W laborer. Green.
Payne, Charles, lumberman, Barnett.
Smathers, Win., laborer. Harnett.
Shaw, John, carpenter, Kinusley.
Stitzinner. Fred., fanner. Tionesta tp.
Sibbald, Henry, farmer, Tionesta tp.
stroup, W. It., teacher, Howe.
Vail. M. L., farmer, Haimony.
Wallers, John, Inrmer, Hickory.
White, W. J., laborer, Jenks.
Wilson, E. W , laborer, Jenks.
Local Institute at Nebraska,
Following is the procram for Teachers'
r.oeal Institute lo be held at Nebraska.
Saturday. Feb. 8, 1WU, beginning at 10
o'clock, a m
Song. Choir.
Invocation.
How shall we treat holidays? C. A.
Henry.
Recitation. Miss Nellie Carson.
Suggestions on milliners. Miss Anna
M. M inning.
Music. C. A. Henry.
Valuable aids in teaching. Mr. A. R.
Seigworth.
AFTERNOON,
Informal ses-ion.
Momory work in the school room.
Miss Flo, A. Moriisoi.
Recitation. Miss Maud Siverling.
The educational paper in the school
room. E. E. Siiizinver.
Essay. Arthur Weant.
Recitation. A. E. Stitzlnger.
Proper way to teach Physiology and
Ilyiriene. Hany Lamb.
Music. Miss Ilollie Carson.
Where scholars meet most difllculty In
Arithmetic J. E. Stit.inger.
Chnpel exorcises. Rov. W. W. Bale.
All topiesopen lor general discussion.
Teachers and all friends of education are
cordially invited to come and help us
help each other.
E. E. Sti izinoeb,
C. A. II K.N HY,
Anna M. Minmu,
Committee.
Installation of Post Officers.
On Jen'y 10, in the presence nf a large
assembly of 11 ickory ites, the following
newly elected ollicers in Ell Berlin Post
were'iiwalled bv P. P. C, Albaiigh: P.
C, S. Mervin; S. V. C, J. H. Berlin ; J.
V. C, H. C. Wbitmoie; Surg., B. F.
Stover j Clmp., Jas. Johiisnu ; Q. M.,.1,
Albaiigh: Adjt., W. A. Burns; O. I).,
W. E. Witberell; O. (.. T. P. H.irrv;
S. M., Win. Alhaogh; Q. M. 8., J. E.
Stonu'litim; (iuard, (i. T. Hill.
After the services Com. Mervin opened
the Camplire witli a liiiginir patriotic
speech, other comrades on passing the
fire dropped a brand by way of an old
timer to the merriment nf all present.
Plenty to eat ami drink was on nand nuil
a jolly good time was tbe experience of
all.
Eli Berlin Post starts out in its second
year with excellent prospects before it.
It h..s prospered during the past year,
ils percent of attendance having reached
a fraction over 91. This record is unsur
passed by any Host in the Department,
we think, while a majority of I he com
rades most travel from two to six miles
in order to reech the Post Hall. Com
rades who attend Post meetings but ik;
casionally or not at all fail to see where
tiie hen clit is. simply because their
hearts are not warmed by the presence nf
their conirtdes anil by a disposition lo do
their duly, tiod bless our conn a los of
the li. A H and our friends, throughout
the year 1MM).
Last Hickory.
j Slelging Is rather scarce tills winter, in
' theso parts.
Herb Stoiigbton is home on a visit from
1 the lower oil regions.
There w ill be a dance in Wliitton's Hall
i at this place, on Fridav cveuitur. Jan.
2-1 ih. Prof. McCliniock lectured in Hie
1 Hull two nii: his last week oil the subjeci
of Phrenology, Mesmerism and Phys
iognomy. The fox hunters are pretty plenty
around bcie. but not llia.iv ioxes are
reportoil ki led.
Pkoho.
j MARRIED.
! BLACK McFLH AN Y
Tuesday even
ing, Janosrv U. at the resilience of A.
D. Neill, by Rev. J. It Miller, Samuel
M. Black, ol' North Pine (iroye, and
Annas, McElhany, formerly of Ma
rienville. I .JPJJ0.:
! Hoyt At her home, No i'.lr, Wabash
Ave., Detroit, M icb., on Sunday Jan. 12,
lM'd, Mrs, A. B. Hoyt, aged alsuit M
years. Mis. Hoyt formrly lived at East
Hickory, I'a., where, by her many go- d
qualities of mind ami lieai t, she uained a
I large circle if Irinnds, wlio will learn of
her death with keenest pain und sorrow.
She luiiled with the Free Methodist
i Church at Hickory whilea resident there,
, retaining her membership, and livinu a
i consistent Christian lile lo the day of tier
, death. She leaves a husband aiid lour
small children, who have the sympaih)
of all their old friends here in their irrep
, arable loss. The doce ised was a sister
in law ol Mr. and Mrs. R. . (iillespieof
' Kellettville, and Mr. and Mis. L. C. Hoyt
nf Hyrointowo, this count v.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Y VIRTUE
of the following writs of
it Second
PlnriCH Levari Facias sur
Mortuu'.'e, und Alias Levari Facias sur
Mortgage, issued out of the Court of
Common Pleas. if For-si Count y, Penn
sylvania, and to me directed there will
om tAinseo lo 11 i 1 1 1 saic ur imili-i ni me
c,lrt n use, in Tionesta. Pa., on
Monday. February 24. a. I),
1MW,
it 1 u'elix'k p. ui-i tip (bllowuiyUusA'rilAxi
real est-ito and leaseholds, to-wit
Charles w. Pratt and David Phillips, for
use F. R. Oreen ami F. (). .smith.
Cashiers, vs. John A. Waterbouse,
Horace P. I'errin, ('. C. Camp anil II.
J. I'emberton, D-rts. and T. D. Collins,
terre tenant, 2d Pin. l-v. Fa. sur Mort
gage, No. 14, Feb. Tr., IWH). Hvles and
Clark, Atty's.
ALSO.
Charles W. Pratt and David Philips for
use of F. R. tirecn and F. o. Smith,
Cashiers, vs. John A. Walerhonse,
Horace P. Porrin, C. C. Camp ami II.
J. Pemberton, Dells, and T. D Collins,
terre tenant, 2d Phi. Lev. Fa. sur
Mortgage, No. 15, Feb. Tr., 180(1.
ALSO.
Fredonia National Bank, Assignee of
John A. Waierhouse, vs. Andrew Bor
den and II. P. Perrin, Delta, and T. 1).
Collins, terre tenant, Al. Lev. Fa. sur
Mortgage,. No. hi. Feb. Tr., 1H!1.
A LSO.
Fredonia Matlonal Bank, Assinnee of
John A. Waterhoiise, vs. Andrew Bor
den and Horace P. Perrin, Delts, and
T. D. Collins, terre tenant, Al. Lev. Fa.
sur Mortgage, No. 17. Feb. Tr., WM.
A LSO.
Ilora o P. Perrin, Andrew Borden and
H.J. Pemberton, In part for use of
Fredonia National Bank, and In part
for use nf Farmers' Bank ot Spriog
ville, N. Y., vs. .loon A. Waterhou-e
anil Warren B. Hooker, Delta, and T.
D. Collins, terre tenant, Al. Lev Fa.
sur Mortuauo. No. IN, Feb. Tr., lS'M.
Byles and Clark, Atty's.
All the ritflit, title, Interest, claim
and demand ol thu defendants and
terre tenant of, in ami to all that
certain Leasehold, situate, lying and be
ina in the Township of Howe and County
of Forest and S'ate of Pennsylvania, on
lands of A. I. II izcltine, C. W. Stone ami
W. M. Lindsey, and demised and leased
unto T. J. Mclvin and A. H. Walker bv
the said A. J. Huz.eltiiio, C W. Stone and
W. M. Lindsey, by virtue of written in
denture ol loae bearing dale tbe 2!'h dav
of May, A. D., 18:12, for the term of
years from tho date thereof, for oil and
g is porposes.and recorded in te Record
er's Olllce in and for Forest County, in
Deed Hook No. 18. at pane 24 , iVc said
Leasehold being hounded and described
as follows: All that certain Leasehold
Kstale in all those four certain tracts ol
land situate in the Township of Howe.
County of Forest and State ol Pennsylva
nia, being part of warrant No, ':I1IM,
known and designated on a plat or elm It
made bv T. E. Barnes as the south hah of
subdivision "A and E," and the north
half of subdivision "F," each containing
fifty (5ii acres and subdivision "I," con
taining sixty (HID acres, and iu all two
bucdred anil ten 2I0 acres, being tbe
same estate created bv lease from A. J.
Hazeltiiu, C. V. Stone and W. M. Lind
sey to T. J. Melvin and A. B. Walker,
dated May 2tl. A. 1). 182, and recorded iu
said oflice hi Deed Book No. IH, page 2i:t.
A i.so The Leasehold estate in all those
two cei l ain tracts of land situate iu the
Township, County and Slate aforesaid, be
ing parts of said Warrant No 3l!rS, known
and designated on said plat oi draft made
by T. 14. Ban es, as the norm half of sub
divisions "A" and "C," containing in all
one hundred ( 100) acres, being tbe same
estate crealed by agreement made July 31,
A. D. 1-82. between said A. J. Hazeltine,
W M. Lind-ey and C. W. Stone, with J.
Milton Fuller, recorded in said ollice in
Deed Book No. Hi, page 215.
Ar.so -The Leasehold estate in all that
certain tract of land situate in the Town
ship of Howe.Couuty and State aforesaid,
and being part of sai I Warrant No. SHU,
knownand designated on that plat or draft
made by T. K. Barnes, as tbe east half of
subdivision "K," containing thirty-five
(H.i) acres, more or less; the w hole of said
subdivision "K," containing seventy (701
seres more or less, was leased bv A. J.
Ha.oltine, C. W. Stone and W. M. Lind
sey to L. A. Brennemaii and S. M. Held,
by Indenture of Lease daied August 10,
A. D. 1H82, recorded In said office in Deed
Book No. HI, page 247, and in and by a
cert iin partition, agreement and assign
ments made J une 8d. A. D. 1884, by aud be
tween Asber B.Walker. J.Milton Fuller,
Thomas J. Melvin, C.C.Mel vin. P.M. Shan
non. Saiu'l (i. Bay no and C.K. Parsons, first
parties and then owners of an undivided
one-fourth (1) of said Least bold estate in
all of said subdivision"K,"and Ih L'nion
Oil Company, second party and then own
ers of an undived one fourth of said
Leasehold estate in tho wholeoi sahl sub
division ' K," ami L. A. Brennema i aud
S. M. Reid, third parties, then owner of
an undivided half of said Leasehold estate
in tbo whole of said subdivision 'K, the
whole of said Leasehold estate in the west
half of suid subdivision -K" was parti
tioned and assigned to said third parties
and the whole of same in the east half of
said subdivision "K" was apportioned
ami assigned an uudivitled one-lmlf to
iiaid first p n ties, and the oi her undivided
half to the Union Oil Company, second
party, which entire Leasehold estate iu
the east bal f of said subdivision "K" so
created and ve-ted as aforesaid iu said
first parties and second parties intended
to lie hereby conveyed, unto the party of
the second part hereto.
Al.so The Leasehold estate in all that
certain tract of land situate in Hie Town
ship, County ami State aforesaid, bounded
and duscrilKHl as follow a ; Beginning at a
point eighty i oils south of the north line
of Warrant No, 3lti:l, and one hundred
rod west of the east line of said Warrant,
ronniug thence son Hi eighty ISO: rods;
thence west one bund red rods'; north ei.bty
(Ml' rods; thence east one li nnd red ( HKI)
rods to the place of beginning. Contain
ing tilly (50) acres, and being the south
lull I ol Lot "D" according to ihe map
and allotment of lands of Lindsey, Ha.el
lure and Company, situate in said War
rant No. SIH3, said distances an I propor
tions (J) being appioxiinate, and the in
tention being toconvey a lease ol Ihe most
southerly pur'ion of said Lot, containing
fifty (in, acres strict measure; h -ing the
same estate created by agreement of lease
from R. B Stone to.L II. Harilisoii, dated
August lnh, 1882, with sun 'rv assign
ments, recorded in said olllce in Deed
Hook No. hi, page 240, An.
Al so The Leasehold estate hi all that
certain tract ol land situate in the Town
ship, Conotv and Si ale aforesaid, being
part o Warrant No. 2!t known and des
ignated as lot No. H, bounded as loilows:
Beginning on the southern boundary line
of said Warrant at a point sixty-nine and
livo-tcnths (till 5-10, roils liom the
southwest "ornerof said Warrant; ilietice
running east on taid southern boundary
line one hundred ami thirl v-iiiiih (l;t!i)
rods, thence north on a parallel with the
western boundary line (l said Warrant
115 rods, thence west on a line parallel
with said southern boundary line one
hundred ami thirty niuei I'm iods, thence
soulh on a hue parsllcl with the we-teiu
boundary line of said Warrant 115 rods to
tiie place of beginning. Containing one
hundred ( lorn acres moieor less, being the
same estate created by lease inon J. M.
Hoiiham to J. M. Fuller, dated August lu,
I8S2, recorded ill -aid ollice iu Deed llis.k
No. hi, page 251.
Also The Leasehold in all that certain
tract of land situate in Hie Township,
County aud Stale aforesaid, being pu t of
aid Warrant No. -Jtitd, hounded and de
scribed as follows: Beginning at the
southwest eoi uer of said Warrant; thence
running east on southwest boundary line
of said WaiTantsixty nine aud live-lcnths
rods; thence iioiih on a line parallel with
Hie Western boundary line of said War
rant to a point intersecting the iioiihciu
liueol said Warrant two hundred ami Ihir
tyi2lu rods; tlieni-e west o i the northern
boundary line of said Warrant lo the
noritiweslei n corner thereof sixty-nine
and tive-teulhs rods; thence south nn the
western hooiuhiiy iue of said Wanant
two hundred and thirty (21l rods to the
place ot beginning. Containing one hun
dred ( lull) acres, more or less, being the
same estate ci euteil hv agreement ol lease
from .1. M. Bniiham to A. B. W alker, P.
M. Shann.iii and Thomas J Melvin tinted
Aiigu-t 21st, ls2, reci in bd in said olllce
ill Deed Book No. 17, page 8.
A I. so--The Leasehold estate in all that
certain lot or piece of laud situate iu the
Township, ('i.iinty and State aforesaid,
and dy-u-rihrd as follows, l. ; Four
Piuluu or pufiw uf Warruul fu, iivj, tu
the County of Forest and Stale of Penn
svlvanip, eonlaining throe hundred ami
thirty (H.lu) acres, more or less, being lots
marked D, J, II, and B, iiccnrdiiig to a
certain mapol lands awarded bv Lindsi v,
Hazeltine anil Company, and SUmo and
Hai nes, in Howe Township, F'orr t
Counly, Penna., 18-0, from wiiieh the
subjoined extiaet shows the location of
tbe said Lois relating to cachl other and
to tbe boundaries of said Warrant, to-wit:
31 I 93 I
Siibjoot, however lo a certain lease dated
Aniin-t9, l8- mul-ibv It R Stone to J.
H H dison, of the so iih ha'f of Lot '!'
aforesshi, containing fifty "0J acres, and
to all the term, convenants and provisions
thereof, helng h sams estate in paid lands
created by a- icle of agreetn-nt matin No
vember II, A. D is.', between W.. P.
H'lok and R H. H'one of the oae part, and
T J Mel - in, A. B Walk r, P. M shannon,
J. M. Fu ler, S (i B.ytie, C. C. Melvin
and C V. Parsons, a co partnership as
Melvin. Walker, 8hnnon & Co, and the
Union Oil Co., slid Corporation, and tha
Union Oil Company, In equal undivided
interests
Also A'l 'h right, hie, interest, claim
and demand cf said parties of the first part
of, In and to a certain Leasehold estate in a
part, of Warrant No. :t91. known an des
ignated ss Lot No. 7, one hundred and
one and 27- OU acres
Also All Ihe right, title, isterosf'ai d
c airn uf said parties of Inn first pvt of, in
arid to a ceit-dti license to cut and remove
all i hn growing timber, except, nark trees
and bnsties which am marked as corner or
line trees, from a certain tract of land con
tabling one htinilr-d and one scrns, known
and designated as Lot. No 7, being sub
division of Warrant No. L991, In Howe
Tuwt'ship, Forest County, pa
ALS All the od we'll- sitaate on tha
lands hnrehy conveys 1, and the rigs, ma
rhlnery, fixtures and appurt-nances there
to belonging, together with all and singular
the mining rights, surface rights, ease
ments, terms of years and estates In said
lauds created by the above recited leases
or agreements, and each, every and all
assignments of the same vesting said in
terests in said parties of the first part.
A LSO.
1 'AH the righ, title, interest and claim of
the defendants and terra tenant of.io and, to
all that, certain piece, parcel or lot of laud
situate in Howe I'wp Forest On . Pa., boun
ded and de-crthed a- follows : Beginning on
the southern boundary of 'Var. No. 2991, at
a p lut sixty-nine and five-tenths ( 5-10)
roils frnn Ihe south-western corner of said
Warrant; thence running east, nn said south
ern boiiMtary line one hundred and thirty
nine rods ( I3!) ; thence running north on a
line parallel wnh Ihe western boundary
line of s' id Warrant one hundred and ft:
teen (1 IC) risls ; ih ncn rutipin west on a
line parallel with sa'd sou hern boundary
line one hundred anil thirty. nine (139) rods,
thence "inning snntk on a line parallel with
th- western bound ry linn f said Warrant
one hundred anil fifteen (US) rods to rtfis
place of beginning. Couta'ningoue Hundred
Acres (P 0 A ), more or less.
ALSO All that certain p-ece parcel or lot
of land situate in Howe Township, Forest
C , Pa , bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at the southwest corner of War
rant tw my nine hundred and ninety. one
290 thei ce running east on tbe southern
1st lary line of said Warrant sixty-nins
and five-tenths rod ; thence runuing north
ou a line parallel with the western boundary
line f said Warrant to a loint intersecting
the northern boundary line of said Warrant
two hundred aud thirty 2101 rods; thence
running west on the non hern boundary line
ol said Warrant, to the northwestern comer
ttaeieof sixty nine and five-tenths 69 8-10
rods ; i nance running south on the western
boiin line of Bild warrant two hundred
and thirty 230 rials to the place of begin
ning. Containing one hundred f iOO acres,
more or less, Isiing off the western end of
said Warrant.
ALSO All that certain piece or parcel of
land situate hi Howe Township, Forest
County, and s'ale nf Pennsylvania, a part
of Warrant 2991, hounded aud described as
follows : Heuinuing on the northern bound
ary linn of said u arrant at a point two
hundred and eight and Ive-tenths rods
fri m the northwestern corner of said War
rant, running thence e ist ou said norlhetn
lHinnilary line one htiiid ed aud thirty-uina
(W9) rods; thence south on a Jiue parallel
with the western luiundary line of said
Warrant; one hundred and (t'B) rods ;
thetre nest on a line parallel with Ihe north
ern boundary line of sid Warrant 139 roils J
thence ict'Ii on a line parallel. ;withl tha
western Isiundary liueefsaid Warrant 115
ro.ls to tbe place of hegiuning. Containing
one hundred seres more or le.i, being Lot
No . ti, of subdivision of said warrants, aa
designated on a diagram conveyed by J M.
Bon hum et al t-o 8. t, Hayne et al, recorded
in Deed Book No. Ill, page 157, i xoeptit g
and reserving out of thir grant an equal
part of "II petroleum and gas or other valu
able o vo aille substances to J. M Honhara
his heir and assigns, and subj -ct to a deed
conveying the n ml i villi d half of said laud
in ihe Uuion Oil Company, Dead Book No,
16, page 2t2.
Also A I thatcertaln piece or pircel of
laud in said Howe Township being ' 0
acres of the unci i f 100 acrss conveyed tt-w"
Michael Murphy b R brt'DeuulseD et al,
being in the eastern prt. -f Warrant No.
3 9 tsninded and de scribed' a follows : Be
ginning al the soul beas'. corner of said War-
rant No .'119 .running thence north along tha
eastern laiundary ot said Warraut No 8 96
to tha A'arren Co., line ; thence west alnrjf
iil Warreu County line a sufficient diataniw
that by i in iiiug thence south lo the southern
boundaiy line of said N arrant No. 3 '98
and northern boundary line of Warr.iat
'1193. ai d 'hei.ee east along sai.l southern
boundary line of Warrant 3i9s to tha place
of begii.iiitig, will contain 100 acres. '1 he
50 acres intended t be conveyed hereby
lobe ai portioned our. of the one hundred
acres aforessid, as follows i The said 100
acres t 1st divided into four equal port! in
of 25 a res each hy Hues rum. Ing east and
west prllel with th northern
1 boundary line, and tbe said lot, to
be nuiuliereii 1, 2, S, and 4; fnnn
2 1 1 lie lop down, (from north to south)
and He fllty acres 1 'tended to Iw
3 conveyed b lug the middla BO
acrrs and lots 2 a id 3, accord-
4 ing to ihe plot iu tha margin of
Deed Hoi k N . hi, pge 41-'.
Being same premises and interest there
in conveved I iy deed from L. A. Hrenna
inan to T. J. .Melvin et al, together wnh
ult the oil wells, wood-rigs, boilers, en
gines, tubing, easing, pipes, ropes, tit
tings, and all Ihe appurtenances situate
theieoii and thereunto belonging.
Seized, taken in execution and lo he
sold as the property ol John A. Water
hoiise, Horace P. Perrin, Andrew Bur
den, C. C. Camp, II. J. Pemherton und
Warren B. liimkdr, defendants, and 1
D. Col ins teire tenant, at the suit oi
Cliarles W. I'l atl and David Phillips lor
use ol F. R. lirccii ami F. O Smith,
( ashieis, Fredoiii.t National Bank, As
signee of John A. Walerhonse aud llnr
ai i f Pel rin et al. iu part lor use Fredo
nia National Ha.uk, and in part for use uf
Farmers' B.iuk, of Springvilie, N- V.
TI-: It MS OF S A LE.-Tbe following must
be strictly complied with ben tbe pmp
erly is stricken down :
1. W lien the phi i uti If or other lien ere I
itors la come the purchaser, the costs ou
tho wins must lie paid, mid a list of the
Iicns including imii iuagH searches on tja
properly sold, together wnh such lieu
c editor's receipt-. lor the proctsiils of
Ihe sale or such poi ti lis liiereol as he
iiuiv e mm, must tie furnished lo the
Mini Uf.
2. All bids must lie paid ill full.
:i. Al. sales not settled nun. vdiately ia ill
be continued until 2 o'clock p. in., of the
same d iy ol the .-ale, al which lime ull
properly not settled for will again iaj put
up and sold at the expense and risk of
the pernui to whom m,i sold.
See Hindoo's Ingest, Ninth Fditinn,
page 4tt, Smith's Forms, page 384.
JolIN T. CARSON, Mtnrili.
hliiifl". oUivo, Tuniuetu, Pa., Jan. ).
Itftrd.