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THE FOREST REPUBLICAN.
WEDNESDAY, MAitClI 25. 1811.
BOROUGH' OFFICERS.
h'trgi'Kit.n. M. Herman.
Conticitmen. Joseph Clark, J. 11. Os
good .1. )). Davis, K. H. Lanson, O.
W. Robinson, Joseph Morgan.
JtuHeea vf the Peace C. A. Randall, 8.
J. Hntloy.
Oonntable S. R. Canflold.
(Mlector3. II. Clark.
School Director (. W. Holnman, Tj.
J. Hopkins L. Agnew, W. A. Groyo, Q.
Jamieson, J. O. Soowdon.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
Member of Cong-reex W, C. Arnold.
Member of Senate Vm. II. Hydk.
4 taembly J, K. Wknk.
President, udyeVlt A iu.ks H. Noykh.
ssoriafe Judge Jnn. A. Nash, A.
J. McChay.
'VefMitret James H. Fonks.
Prothonotary, Hetjiatcr fccorder, te.
CAI.VItt M. Arnkk.
'Sheriff. John T. Carson.
Cbmmtioner W. A. Connklt, Pk
tiir Younok, W. M. Coos.
iTonnty Superintendent Aonkh Kkrr.
Oit.ri'ct A Homey P. M. CLARK.
Jury UommUione.rl. II. Carpkh
TKR, (JKO. ZUKNPKI,.
Vnunty Httrvrynr J. F. Proper.
Coroner Dr. J. W. Morrow.
County A uilitom M. E. Abuott,
1j. STROUP, J. W. KLLIOTT.
lUCdULAU TIIRMH OF COURT.
Fourth Monday of February.
Third Mondiiy of May.
Last Monday of August.
Third Monday of Novomber.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TIONESTA LODG K, No. 3(19, T. O. O. F.
Moots every Tuesday evening, in Odd
Follow' Hull, Partridge building.
FOREST LODG E, No. 184. A. O. U. W.,
Meets evory Friday evoning in A.O.U.
.o. u. w.,
w
Hall, Tlouosla.
WASHINGTON CAMP, No. 420, P.O.
H. of A., meet ovory Saturday eve
ning ill A. O. U. W. Hall, Tionesta.
CAPT. OKOKHK STOW POST, No. 274
G. A, K. Meet 1st and 3d Wednes
day evening in eaoh month, In Odd Fel
lows, Hall, Tionesta.
CAPT. OKORO 15 STOW CORPS, No.
137, W. II. C, moots first and third
Wednesday ovoning of eaoh month, in A.
O. U. W. hall, Tionesta, Pa.
rpiONESTA TENT, No. 104, K. O. T.
J- M., moels 2nd and 4tli Wednesday
evening in oucu mouui in i v. u. n
hall Tionesta, Pa.
T M.CLARK,
1 . ATTORN EY-AT-LAW.
and District Attorney. Ollloe, cor. of
I m and Bridiro Streets. Tionosta. Pa.
Also agont for a number of reliable
Firo Insurance Companies.
P F. HITCH KY,
I . ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Tionosta, Pa.
B. SIOUINS, M. D.,
Physician, Surgeon A Druggist,
TIONESTA, PA
J W. MORROW. M. D.,
Physician. Surgeon A Dentist.
Otlloe and Residence throe doors nortli
of Hotol Agnew, Tionosta. Professional
calls promptly responded to at all hours,
LD. llOWMAN, M. D.,
Physician A Surgeon,
TIONESTA. PA
OlTloe in building formerly occupied by
Dr. Nason. Call promptly responded to,
night or day. Kosidonce opposito Hotol
Agnew.
TTOTEL AGNEW.
IX L. AGNEW. Proprietor.
Tiiis hotel, formerly the Lawrence
House, has undergone a complete change,
and is now furnished, with all the mod
ern improvements. Heated and lighted
throughout with natural gas. bathrooms.
hot and cold water, ote. The comforts of
guests never neglected.
CENTRAL HOUSE.
VJ C. F. WEAVER, Proprietor.
Tlonsota, Pa. This Is the most centrally
located hotel in the place, and lias ail me
modorn improvements. No pains will
be spared to make it a pleasant stopping
place for the traveling public First
class Livery in connection.
T70 REST HOTEL,
L West Hickory, Pa.
Jacob Render, Proprietor. This hotol
lias but recently been completed, is nice
ly furnished throughout, anil offers the
finest and most comfortable accommoda
tions to guests and tho traveling public.
Hates reasonable.
M
AY, PARK A CO.,
HAlNK.e.Ka.
Corner of Elm A Walnut Sts., Tionesta,
Pa., Rank of Discount and Doposit. In
terest allowod on Time Deposits. Collec
tions made on all tho Principal points of
the U. H. Collections solicited.
PHIL. KMERT,
FANCY BOOT A SHOEMAKER.
iShon In Walters building. Cor. Elm
and W alnut streets, Is prepared to do all
Kinds of custom work lrom tho finest to
the eoarsest and guarantees his work to
irive perfect satisfaction. Prompt atten
tion given to mending, and prices rea
sonable JF. ZAHRINGER,
PRACTICAL WATCH-MAKER
nd Jewolor or 25 years' experience, Is
lropnred to do all work In his lino on
fihort notice and at reasonable prices.
Always guarantees satisfaction. Watch
es, Jewelry, Ac, ordered for parties at
tho lowest possible figure. Will be found
in the building noxt to Keoley Club
Room.
JORKNZO FULTON.
Manufacturer of and Dealer in
HARNESS. COLLARSr BRIDLES,
And all kinds of
HORSE FURNISHING GOODS.
TIONESTA. PA.
Fred. Grettenbergcr
BL ACKSM IT ItYmACH I N 1ST.
All work pertaining: to Machinery, En
gines, oil Well Tools, Ous or Water Fit
tings ana Uonoral lilacksiu lining prom pi -Ivdone
at Low Rates. Repairing Mill
Machinery given npociul attention, and
nut infliction giiurantued.
Shop in rear ol and just west of tho
.Shaw House, 1 uiioute, 1'a.
Your iiuliouae sulicitud.
V R E 1). t! R ETTEN ERtJE R
S. R. HASLBT k Ml
GENERAL MERCHANTS,
furniture Dealers,
AND
UNDERTAKERS.
TIONESTA. PENN.
JAS. T. BRENNAN,
3tttl JOmttilo Airoul mid
CoiivcyniKH'i',
mt. urt Ann icci-
FAEM3, WILD LANDS, HOUSES AND
LOTS TOE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
I represent iho oldost, strongest, and
bost Insuranco Companies in the United
States.
C. M. ARNER,
CONVEYANCER,
REAL ESTATE BROKER
AND COLLECTOR.
TIONESTA, - PEEN'A.
Deeds, lionds, Mortgages, Loasos.Wills,
Powors of Attorney, Articles of Agree
ment, and ail other legal instruments (f
writing, drawn with accuracy anil dis
patcu. Titlos examined and "Ilriofs"
prepared. Ground routs, mortgages,
and loans negotiated. Farms and wild
Innds, houses and lots for salo or rent.
Registers 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, acknowledg
ment of deeds, and depositions taken.
Church anil Knbbnlh Hrhoul.
Presbyterian Sabbath School at 9:45 a.
in. : M. 15. Sabbath School ai ju:uu a. in.
'reaching in M. E. Church evory Sab
bath evening by Rev. W. W. Dale.
Preach nir In the r . M. ctiurcn overy
Sabbath evening at the usual hour. Rev.
F. E. Glass, Pastor.
Services in the Presbyterian Church
every Sabbath morning ana evening,
Rev. J. V. McAninch officiating.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Sprinkle ashos on the pavement,
Keep the quinine bottle near,
Woar your ulster and your rubbers,
For the gentlo Spring Is hore.
Philadelphia Record.
Oil market, f 1.37.
Correspondence on editorial page.
Good Friday, April 3. Eustor Sun
day April 5.
Mrs. D. W. Clark Is the guest or
friends in Tidioute.
Harry Klineslivor was down from
Tidioute over Sunday.
Lanson is in Now York this woek.
Look out for now.goods.
Republican county primarios 0110
week from next Saturday.
Miss Edith Davis wont to Tylorsburg
Saturday to visit relatives.
N. P. Wheeler, of Rialto, was in tho
city on businoss last Thursday.
W. W. Hague, of Tidioute, was in
town on businoss last Thursday.
Geo. W. Wardon of Rialto, returned
last week from his trip to California.
- Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wallace of Ma
rienville were In the city last Thursday.
George Robinson departed Saturday
for a short visit with relatives in Stone
boro. Miss Blanche Pease is home from the
Clarion Normal school on a ton days' va
cation. A. J. Small of Nebraska was a guest
of C. M. Whitoman, ol the West Sido,
Monday.
Miss Mary C. Stewart of Pleasant
vlllo was a guest of Miss Maude Brounan
last week.
E. E. Clspp was up from President
in attendance at the Farmers' Institute
this week.
E. W. Coopor, a prominent oil opera
tor of Bradford, was a guest of J. D. W.
Heck over Sunday,
W. A. Graves and wife of Warren
were guests of' their nophow, Jas. 1).
Davis over Sunday.
Prof. R. N. Spear, principal of the
borough schools, has been on the sick
list for the past week.
Eil Leech of Marienville, spent a few
davs in town last weok. the guost of his
sistor, Mrs. G. W. Kerr.
Mrs. J. D. Hulings, of Hillings, W.
Vo., Is visiting at the home of her daugh
ter, Mrs. II. H. Shoemaker.
Miss Grace Nurse of Hickory, who
has boon in town for somo time past, re
turned to her home yestorday.
A sleighing party composed of about
twenty poople attended tho revival meet
ing at Nebraska Friday night.
Mrs. II. G. MoKuight and daughter,
Kittle, of OH City, wore guests of Mr. and
Mrs. S. J. Campbell, lust Friday.
Prof. J. A. Cooper, lata of Edinboroi
has taken charge or the Bradford Sunday
Herald as editor and sole proprietor,
Miss Ella Chase DeMunn, aged 24
years, died a her home at Lynch, Pa ,
Monday, Marcn lu, taint, 01 consumption
Muskrats are considered as a whole
some and delicious article or rood in
Berks county much belter than rabbits.
Mrs. D. K. Ramsey and Mrs. II. 1
Ramsev, both or Utica, Pa., are guests of
Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Gaston of tins place.
With the deuth of Eugene Field and
Bill Nve aud the serious illness of Mark
Twain, the world is in need of some
more funny mon.
Tlie West Hickory W. C. T. U. will
hold a contest in elocution, by a class of
small boys, for a prize, Saturoay evening,
April 4lti, at tne fli. c. cnurcu.
Mr. and Mrs. Orion Siggins of Wost
Hickory, accompanied by Miss Josephine
Dawson, nt 1 id mute, who is ineir guesi,
were visitors in town Mommy.
Rev. Jas. T. Brennan preached In the
M. E. church, Sunday, on account of the
absence of Rev. W. tt . Dale, who is con
ducting a very successful revival meeting
at XHcurasKa.
It is being whispered about tbattheie
is going to be au I'.usier social. 01 course,
it irocs without saving that it will be an
eluborate and enjoyable allair, as it will
be given by the t . It. C.
One or our contemporaries claims to
have seen a voung man who owes bis
tailor, taking his girl sleigh riding. Wo
have no such young men as that in Tio
uesta, have we girls?
The Commissioners or Warren conn
ty have been recommended by the grand
iurv to erect a soldiers uud sailors niou
uuient in the court house yaid, at
an expense not to exceed, Jikkki.
The following advertisement appears
in the Buffalo Timea: "Whiit town wants
a manufacturing industry? A Buffalo
concern desires to move. Address Man
ufacture, care of HutUtlo Timvs."
Rev. J. W. Smith of Warren will ad
dress the Christian Endeavor society
Tuesday evening, March .Hi, in the Pres
byterian church. Everybody is cordial
ly invited to come uud hear him.
By an act of Congress, w hich Presi
dent Cleveland allowed to become a law
without his signature, each Senator and
Representative will have tho distribution
of l.,uoo packages of garden and Ilower
scedu iu his district.
The supper given by the Y. P. S. C.
E. in the Kepler block last Friday was
a very onjnyulilo affair and quite well at
tended. The result is tho addition of
?15.(I0 to tho treasury or that 'worthy so
ciety. R. A. Strickcnber, or Marienville,
bos secured the position of bookkeeper
forJno. A. Mngoo, of this place. lie
succeeds F. (. Tico who goes south to
accept a lucrentivo position.- Clarion lie
publican. AVe loam with pleasure that diss.
Andrews of Kollettville graduated witli
honors at tho Pittsburg Medical Collego
last week. Ho will enter tho West Penn
hospital at Pittsburg for six months
practice
Mr. Patrick Moonoy of Fleming Hill
was in attendance at tho Farmers' Jnsti
tuto this woeki Mr. Moonev has a farm
containing fifty acres of larlif which is in
an excellent state of cultivation, and upon
which there are lirst class buildings,
which ho oilers for sale.
Dr. A. M. Doutt returned Friday
from Cleveland medical college, aeconi
palned by his wilo, wiio, as stated last
week, went to Cloveland to Witness the
graduating exorcises. The doctor will bo
ready to receivo his Iriends in a profess
ional way in the near future.
Harry Fight, who has been clerking
in tho general store of F. R. Lanson for
tho past year, has loll for a short visit
with his pooplo in Clarion county, after
which he goes to Franklin, whero ho has
secured a position as clerk. Good luck
to you in your now place, Harry.
Delegates inton ling to bo at tho
County S. S. Convention, at Marienville,
Pa., on the 0th and 7th of April, will
pleasjo notify M. V. Patterson, C. W,
Amslor or Dr. Towler at an early date.
Tho convention will bo held in the M. E.
church. Delegates will be entertained
by the citizens.
Tho now borough nrdinanco compell
ing tramps to pound etono when thev ap
ply for lodging at the "City Hotol," is
working very successfully toward tho
abatement of that nuisance as there has
boon quite a perceptible failing off in the
number of the genus hobo who have
visited us in the past weok.
Begins to look as though that local
telephone line will bo n sure thing in
Tionesta, as people are beginning to real
izo what r. convenience it will be, and
nearly enough subscribers have already
heeii signed to make it a go. Have an
instrument placed in your houso or place
01 nusiuess ana yon will never regret 11,
Annie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Rock, died at her home near By
romtown Thursday, March 12th. aged
about fourteen 3'ears. Only a Tew weeks
ago she was attending school at this
place, and alter returning home was sick
only a low days. the remains were
buried 111 tho cemetery at this place Sun
day allernoon. Marienville Jr.rpres.
The house and lot, Cor. Main and
lirldge streets, belonging to tho II. O
Davis estate is soon to be sold to the high
est tudder. This is one ol the most valu
able businoss lot ations in Tionesta, and
ought to sell quickly at a good prico. A
house, lot and blacksmith shop in Ty
lersburg, Clarion county, belonging to
tne same estate, is also lor sale. tt.
We are pained to record tho death of
William llilauas, Ksq., wulcli sua event
occurred at uis residence 111 v runKim, on
I uesday morning, March 17,1S;0. Mr.ih-
laiuls was in the 87th year of his ago, and
until within a very few years was actively
engaged in Ins proiessionai worK as f
surveyor. He was engaged In the lum
ber business in this countv from 1H3I1 1111
til IStIS and is well reinemliered by many
of our old Bettlers. Ho was a relativo of
Mrs. D. W. Clark of this place.
Kirclmrtz Bros, will handle tho fol
lowing high class wheels during tlieeom
lng season : Barnes' Whito Fiver, $100
Rambler, 8100; Viking, $100; Syracuso,
1U0: Goshen, 1W and ?f0; Crescent,
87. and Sou: Ideal, Si 5 and Sx) : Maiosti
i5. e will also turuisu tandems ot all
the above makes. Come and see us be
fore purchasing. Catalogue free. Sec
ond hand wheels in stock, and old wheels
takon in exchange. Repairing done at
all times. Kucliariz isro s, tionesta, I'a
The departure rrom our midst of Dr,
and Mrs. J. B. Siggins to take up their
residence at O.l City, is universally re
grotted by our citizens. The removal of
tho Keoley institute to that city makes it
necessary for the Dr. to locato there
where he can give it his undivided at
tention. The departure of no family
from our midst could bo attended with
greater regret than this, and they will
he missed ny a very largo clrclo ot
friends in this community. May they
bo happy and prosperous in thoir new
home.
Mr. Win. Bloakley and son of Frank
lin, who have been guests of Iriends in
town lor a Tew days returned home Mon
diiy, accompanied by Mrs. Suie Sharp,
who went to attend tne Mineral ot tne in
fant son of Edmund Bloakley, who died
at Waukegan, 111., last Saturday. With
in loss than two months Mr. Bleak ley
has been thrice sorely bereft by death.
His sou. John, aged three and a half
years, died on the 5th of February, and
on tho 20th or the same mouth Mrs.
Bloakley died whilo ou a visit to her for
mer homo in Waukegan.
Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald, wife or
Michael Fitzgerald, diod at her home in
Tionesta township Wednesday, March
IS, IBM!, at the ago of 57 years. Mrs.
titzgeruld came to this country with her
husband about 38 years ago and has
lived at Hunter station for about 30
years. She had been a sufferer from
i'houmatisiii for over 20 years and has
boon unable to walk for 10 years. She
was the mother or eleven children, seven
of whom, with her husband, are left to
mourn her loss. Tho interment took
filace in the Cutholio cemetery alTidioute
ast Friday.
Joseph L. Harrison, one of Forest
county's oldest aud highly respected cit
izens, died at 111s nuino iu noss mm,
March 21, 181m. Mr. Harrison was bom
in Sugar. Creek twp., Venango county,
July ID. 181M. und was thereloie in tho
7Hth year of his ugo at the time of bis
death. lie was twice inumed, 111s urst
wile being Miss Juno Ray, alter wlio-o
death he married Surah J. Porter, who
survives him, together with lour sons
and two daughters. Ho came to this
section about forty years ago, and had
becu a busy toiler "during all theso years,
being of an industrious and energetic
nature. His illness began about one
year ugo and his health hud been failing
ever since. Tho funeral wus held yester
day afternoon the interment taking place
in" Riverside Cemetery of this place.
The surviving members of his family de
sire to return their sincere thanks to all
tho neighbors and friends w ho so kindly
assisted them during the illness and alter
tho death of husband and father.
Abraham Guiton died at tho resi
dence of his grundson, W. II. Saul,
where he had hail u pleasant home lor a
number of years, Sunday moruing,
March 22. 1WW. in the 7tih year of his
aire. He was a brother of Robert Guiton
of ituitonville. this county, ami of tho
lute Mrs. Matilda Robli. and was born
iu Allegheny county, l'u. lie has been u
resident of Tionesta" lor ubout 2" years,
with Iho exception ot about li years
when ho livod at Tryonville, Crawford
Co., Pa., from whence ho returned last
November. Ho was a man of very quiet
demeanor, never saying anything, 01
himself or bis early history, but was
universall v lopected. lie was the la
ther of seven children, three of whom
Frank iuiion, ot Titusvillc, Will ni
ton of Portland Mills, Elk Co., l'u., and
Mrs. J. F. Root, of Kelso, Wash., stir
vive him. The luneral services were
held in the M. E. church, of which lie
was a member, yesterday al'tei noon, and
were conducted by Rev. W. V. Dale.
Tho interment took place in Riverside
eemeterv. His son Frank of Tilusvillo,
uud grand-children, Harry, I.uella and
aud I'eEtta Saul, of North Warren, were
in uttcmlui.eo at the funeral. Death is al
ways uud. come iu what lot 111 11 may, to
the' old or tho young, it is invariably
coinpunicd by heartaches, griuf und sad
ness. The bereaved relatives have the
sincere and heartfelt sympathy ol tho en
tire community.
THE FARMKKS' INSTITUTE
Was Well Allcniletl, anil Proved Highly
Instructive to the farmers.
Tho Farmers' Institute convened in
the Court Houso at 1:.'10 o'clock, Monday,
March 21, und on motion of J. Allmiigb
and L,. Agnew, Hon. C. A. Randall was
chosen Chairman.
The exercises commenced by singing
by the choir and prayer by Rev. W. W.
Dale Tho Instituto was formally opened
by tho chair, who appointed J. Alhnugh,
J. E. Wenk and J. B. Muse as secretaries.
Amos F. Lcdcbur delivered a brilliant
address of welcome, which was respond
ed to by Col. John A Woodward, of Cen
ter county.
Song by tho choir.
Too next in order was on elaborate talk
on "Corn as a Fodder," by Dr. Armsuy,
Director 01 I'ennsy Ivania Stato College,
which was demonstrated on tho black
bosrd ami was full of practical ideas con
ducive of facts.
Next in order was a very interesting
address on "Forestry," by Dr. Hothrnck,
this address was very brilliant, with il
lustrative facts, shewing the inevitable
result as affecting tho various interests of
all our citizens. Thero is nothing wo can
substitute for tiinbor.
Song, "America," by tho choir. Ad
journed to meet at 7::i0.
MONDAY KVKNINO.
Music by the choir.
Tho Question Box was next opened
and Hon. I. E. Dean very aptly replied
to the question, ny snouiu not expe
rimental and industrial schools bo estab
lished in every county and overy stato in
tno Union 7
The noxt nuostion. "Are wo ready for
the district high school?" was made very
lain by Prof. J. T. Kotnwick, of West
Chester.
What is tho bost remedy for pear
blight?" After being discussed pro and
con it was stated by Prof. Rotliwick that
more is no Known rotneoy for pear iiiigni.
"Will a larmer s daughter make a
good wife for a city chap?" was the next
question. A fter considerable discussion
it was decided that slio would mako tho
best kind of a wifo for such a man, but it
would be a pity to waste tho girls in that
manner.
Col. John A. Woodward and Socretary
of Agrlculturo Elge both presented very
aolo argument why htato aid should lie
given lor the improvement of public
roads. The latter favored permanent aid
only.
A thirty minutes practical talk on ' Ed
ucation on the Farm," by T. F. Ritchey,
l'.sn., which was Interspersed by a song.
"Coinin' Thro' tho Rye," which was ex
cellently rendered by Miss Minnie Lan
ders. the evening session was closed by a
song, "Don't Leave the Farm, Boys," by
tne male quartette.
TUKSI1AY MOllN-INO.
Tho instituto opened at :;) by singing
by tho audioneo led bv tho choir, and
prayer by Rev. Dale. The question box
was again resorted to and tho "best
method ot bringing up a worn-out farm"
was very intelligently discussed by Col,
Woodward, Secretary Kdge ond others.
What is tho oest method 01 destroy
ing the Canada thistle?" was discussed
by Mr. Dean, Soc'y Edgo, Dr. Rothrock,
and others, tho concensus of opinion be
ing that the bost way is to plow them
down. Soc'y Edge then gave an inter
esting aud very highly instructive talk
on fertilizers and how to purchase them
to tho best advantage. Great care should
be exercised in purchase aud usti. The
Bpeakor thought thut clover was, after all
the best and least expensive.
Dr. Rothrock very entertainingly dis
cussed black knots, or "fungi. "on cherry,
fieach and oilier trees; tho potato blight,
low it originated and its rapid advance
ment. Spraying judiciously, and proper
preparation of seed is the remedy.
TUKSUAY AFTKRNOON.
Dr. Armsby told tha institute very
clearly how to discover tho dilleronco in
existing fertility, after which 'Squire J.
C. Hoovler of Tionesta twp., gave a talk
on diseases or cuftlo. Tho following
committee on resolutions was then ap
pointed by the chair : T. F. Ritchey,
Amosf . liedouur, Li, J. 1'atil. 1. u.
Collins of Nebraska was then introduced
and gave a very full and interesting tilk
on the noeds of the farmer; make tho
brain do its share of work on tho farm,
thus saving tlie muscle. Ha also illus
trated the practical method or lull road
makiug.
t'rot. John Hamilton, Deputy seo y ot
Agriculture, was next introduced and
gave a thorough analysis of "how to pro
cure tho best stand of clover. This do-
leuiution proved to bo an interesting
hour in the session. Clover, he said,
is alone susceptible to nitrogen, tho one
thing needful; clover is a subsoilcr of
it-self, and finally has tho properties of
thorough phosphate. We can not too
strongly encourage the use of crimson
clover for tho improvement of worn-out
larms.
The question box was again brought
into requisition and the lol lowing Knotty
problouis discussed : What causes club
root in cabbage? Should use of wide
tired wagons be compelled by law?
How should we drain? Afternoon soS'
sion closed by singing America.
TUKSUAY EVENINO.
S. D. Irwin, Esq., ono of tho oldest
members of the Slate Horticultural So
ciety, entertained tho audience with a
short tulk on tree culture, giving many
new und novel hints in that art. The
question box contained many good con
undrums, some of which wore quite inge
niously answered. Alter another delight
ful song by tho choir, Prof. Hamilton
gave bis address on road milking. It con
tained very many useful suggestions.
Ho demonstrated that undor existing laws
uud ut the present rate of taxation, tho
Stale could, inside of eight years, have
tho linest roads iu tho world, if the money
was judiciously expended.;
Upon the adoption of appropriate reso
lutions submitted by tho committee, and
which will be published next week, to
gether wiih the new county organization,
liie Instituto adjourned by Dinging the
hymn "Sweet Bye and Bye."
The music throughout was excellent,
and a splendid feuture of the institute.
To suv that tho lirst Farmers' Insti
tute in Forest county has proved a most
complete success, is to but voice the
sentiment of every man. woman and
child who wus present. Every session
wus repleto with wholesome instruction
to the runners, who seemed to thoroughly
absorb every word that w as spoken, and
who said by their expressions, "we bavo
learned much thst we will surely put to
good use in tho future." And we venture
to say that tiie next institute will be much
more largely attended than even this one,
to which there was a remarkable turnout.
We very much regret that tlie crowded
stato of'our columns, just at this time,
precludes a more extended report than
this, but assure our farmer friends that
we will be fully prepared lor the next
event of the kind.
l'cnnaiieiit tVrtillcatcx.
Tho exuininalioii for permanent cer
tificates will be held in Tionesta on Fri
day, April 3, 1 s!i. Examinations begin
ut 'J u. III.
Nancy C11'i)IiiioW.
:U " Lynch, Pa.
Foil .SAl.K li
Kit it Lr.Miiin: -
11.1. I'.XCllAMiK
A good stall', 11
recently refit
arv saw mill,
led throughout,
boilei and enijinv
so li r
turner, ?a,lB
edger, irttilionui blocks rope iced,
saw trsine. n.niteil tooth saw, cut
oil', bull wlio, I, Islli mill, belts, 1 11 it)
bertiiieks; In eliori, a fully cquijt
ped mill that Hill be sold ut a reason
slilo price. Have also a !!0 11. 1'
Jilanily, that uill sell fui cash or ex
Change for lumber.
McClellan & Mi:ll, Kane, l'a.
Caipet salo Thursday, March 2H, at
Miles ,t Armstrong's. tf
Hurry np ir you wont some cheap
remnants in dress goods before Iho new
goods orrive, at Lanson's. It
For rent, a house with six ronnis,
largo garden and sonio fruit, iu Tionesta.
For rates or other information, inquire
of T. F. Ritchey, Esq., Tionesta, Pa. If
Spring Clothing is now in, nicer than
ever, and prices as low as any first class
doalcr In tho Universe. At Lanson's. It
Remember Lanson is headquarter
tor nice seed oats and corn, timothy and
clover seed. Also, all kinds of flour and
feed, cheap for cash. It
Joseph F, Matt, tho renowned piano
tuner of Bull'alo, N. Y., will bo in town
in a short time. Mr. Matt has received
many Haltering testimonials ou his artis
tic tuning, from eminent critics. tf.
Don't forget that tho plseo to buy
fresh oysters, fruits and vegetables in
season, confectionery, cigars and tobacco
is w hero you can get the best goods at
the best prices. That Is at Amslor's. tf.
At Lanson's. Just a few more days,
then you can get tho carpet you have been
waiting for. Seoit; have it cut to mat"h,
and delivered in about Kl minutes, at a
price lower than any retail wholemlc store
in tho big cities. It
All who wish to buy carpet of any
kind 11 10 invited to tlie great carpet salo
at Miles it Armstrong's on Thursday,
March 2H. If you wish to buy you can
notall'ordto miss i. We will show a
Hill lino or samples rrom the largest
wholesale house in Philadelphia of all
grades from the cheapest to tho bost ear-
pets made. Bring the size of your rooms
and iiuvo carpet cut and matched, with
out wasto. Ladies don't miss it. tf
Dissolution Notice.
Tho partnership heretofore existing be
tween .1. T. and A. 11. naio was dissolved
by mutual consent March It, 1MHI. All
accounts will be settled by J. T. Dale.
. J. T. Dale,
A.H.Dai.k.
Tionesta, Pa., March 11, 1H1KI. at.
TREASURER S SALE
SEATED AND UNSEATED LANDS,
IN FOREST COUNTY, PA.
BY VIRTUE of Sundry acts of tho
General Assembly of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania relating to t ho salo of
Seated and Unseated lands in the Countv
of Forest, etc, for taxes due and unpaid,
I will oiler at public sale at the Court
Houso in the Borough of Tionesta, l'u.,
on the
SECOND MONDAY OF JUNE, 1800,
being tho Eighth day of Juno, 1800, ot 10
o clock a. 111., the lollowing dcscrinod
pieces of bind, or mch parts thereof as
mav be necessary to satisfy the amount
of taxes aud costs due and unpaid against
tho same, and continue tho same lrom
day to day hs the same may be found
necessary.
TERMS OF SALE :
The amount of taxes and costs must be
paid when tho property is struck oil", or
the salo may be avoided and tlie property
put up and resold.
All trnrts not otlicrwinc lunrkrd are nilver-
llned forinxrs for 1894 mid 1899.
UNSKATK1) t,AJVl.-S.
Harriett Township.
W&rraut. Acrel. .. Wrtnteo or OwMr. Am'l
5701 1 R S A J W Wiulack '04 00
3100 44'J John Becker 385 (HI
5701 (15 Reed, B J 12 28
3150 2474 Clark A Krcitler, E. part 211 01
3311 100 Siemer. Daniel
.11 70
25 20
0 1M)
5700 280 Pearsall, J B '04
3:ua 23 ,,uilie' 8 w
:.;f! j 11 8 10 Paine, S W '04
3305 18 8-10 Paine, S W '04
3 5:!
5 03
42 Oil City Fuel.SiipplyCo'O.)
4 70
5700 205 M W Barnes 11 Pcursul
18 88
Creen Township.
5185 50.1 Duncan, Hubert
3818 (ii Lucy
5504 Kino Lucy '04
5504 1124 Collins A Watson '05
5505 5h0 Lacy '04
5505 704 Collins A Watson '05
5501 1000 Lacy '04
5501 1213 Collins A Watson '05
5500 000 Lacv '04
Kill 80
33 58
204 OU
430 72
104 00
22U 08
303 00
570 30
205 00
5500 1028 Collins A Watson '05
053 44
3x10
3810
300 MeClintoek, Hamilton '04 41 00
308 MeClintoek, Hamilton '05 35 10
120 .Myers, t'eter U Mill, i 01
fund '04 11 00
151 Myers. Peter 11 Null', I o
land '05 3 00
5180
5180
5180
112 Myers. E II A Co '95 4 84
100 KoEmersoii fl Conroy '04 11 28
100 EOKinerson II Conro"v'05 II 70
5183
3818
373 Thomas F Thomas '05 35 10
50 Lucy 0 40
100 First National Bank of
llolidaysburg '04 12 30
100 First National Bunk of
Holiduvsbiiig '05 0 5.:
5181
5183
5185
5185
5183
57 Geo Zuondoll 11 E. T.
Co '01 11 70
373 TO Fowler fl Thomas '05 35 lo
210 John A Dale heirs '04 . 28
232 John A Dule heirs '05 18 10
lull S ll Irwin 11 Pbillis 1 of
land '04 5 13
5183
110 S D Irwin 11 Phillis ) ol'
html 05
5
3SI0) ,.s
3817 I 5,8
3S10 I ....
3817 J 011
Watson A Collins '04
T D Collins '05
41 00
208 00
22 1(1
8 40
3810
51 T D Collins
50 Unknown 11 Duvls'Ol
48 Clark. Mrs Fuvelte
3817 i
310
3S17 j
3s:0
5)00
8 8:
lit Collins A Watson '05
4 08
5500 lxll Proper, O W A J F hind
only '05
5500 1X11 Patterson, M V, timber
only, '05
5501 1321 Proper A Lacy '05
3X18 1X3 T 1) Collins A Co '05
Harmony Township.
50 Foreman, N S ll Dawson
A Iteeser ' '4
102 McCalmoiil, J S
102 MeCaimoiit, S F
103 McCulmont, John F
115 MeCaimoiit, J S
14 55
70 50
10 33
82 40
5 80
30 80
41 08
30 20
27 3:
llil MeCaimoiit, Mrs. J. F.
j of 80 Brennan A Weed
31 I
tl
Newbury, E
221 S S Cartwright
222 10(1 llaworlh heirs
75 Miles, llhgh
50 llredeii, James tl Hoguu
l:i4 Paul, II S '05
I3i Paul, R S '05
5 250 Flushing Nal. Bank of
Commerce
100 .Smiley, Hr ll Getchel
50 A.l SigginsA J lltiiggius
II 0 lleuilel, Samuel '05
100 Bowman, 1 J 11 C011110I3
4 88
0 li:
31
75 07
38 :iil
0
10 XO
0 OU
Hill Serums A Helm, J .1' It
50 Se;aius, John ll CI. land
Ol
05 Siggins, John A l'clni ll
I ago A llrown
Hickory Township.
httj. A it ., W'.iiuil.e ui o.u. r.
5 .0 Wilkins, Crocker A
l.on '01
570 Wilkius, CroeKer A
Long 05
ri of 150 l ake Erie Pet Co'05
:inu John Smullwood
ol 1-0 l.ongwell A l ee
10
V20 1
)I02
31 10
0 2o
37 Ml
5 Ol
(IS
7 xo
1 30
0 48
li 30
0 30
5-10 of 10 Colhcrliir.ilRci
d
,',o lilt Slow
52 '.2 2 I 'raiicis Henry
5101 50 i o ion Siggins
5102 5u J M Keph r
5102 50 O Siggins ti Clapp
Jfisji 300 JMC'lapp.Unknown 41 no
34 Martin Smith 45 55
45 O Siugins fl Church 11 l!i
1 O Siiigins 11 Middle
ton "3
l!i2 15-lii"iof(',j lucres A P Churc
hill !'.- 4 at
H2 I0-in.iofiiateres F W Morgan 8 37
5l!r2 10-l).)ol (i4acreR l.iuma Die-
lendorf
ft .17
6 H7
rt :i7
17
Kl IK
I (Hi
12 4H
1 75
2: IU
!0 X'.i
ltd
iill 87
I!I2 I0-in.-offi2 lucres J W W'illard
5l!i2 lO-liioofiUtacres W W Marks
1H2 3-H!5ofil2laeres J TIIeeehcr'!i5
If 2 42-l5nl'ii2 lucres GeoPWriftlth
51(12 22 Diekrager JH.tW in
51!i2 200 Diekrager J Hit Win
'US
10 28 Holbrook S S '05
Howe Township.
102 7.5lt Anchor Oil Co III
1!I7 .111 J Rosenblot '5
11)17 37 II Koscublut
11U7 37 11 Waldheimer
47111 m Wright A Duhring
",il
2H.1 IU
1125 Wriiiht .t Duhring
'I5 3:10 CO
iofsuo Wallace W Cook '!4 85 12
852 Wallace W Cook '115 281 111
200
VMM
1108 Scor
25 Murphy, M '114 1J 32
4823
4823
4711 Pittsburg it Forest
Co Lumlier Co'H4 1211 Ii2
(34 Pittsburg t Forest
Co Lumber Co'Ri l!ll 40
67(1 Grandin it Co J oil
105
105
and gas '04
1031 Grandin A Co 1 oil
and gas '!I5
150 Grandin A Co J oil
and gas '!'l
228 Grandin A Co 1 oil
and gas '115
2U3 II Leroy it .1 Link
lain 'H5
107 Milllin, J
2i Reed A Ilrenneman
fl Dobbs
17 Reed it Hrcnnemnn
100 Albert Fox tt Blon
din '!M
10(1 V W'illink fl Will
iams 10 04
17 00
2 85
8 41
m 00
33 40
0 03
7 00
20 00
12 52
3 00
3 50
5 32
18 00
44 82
21 45
12 58
51 OS
108
3189
3185
Vacant
Vacant
2730 50
I'MH 11
21110 111 )ol 111 W W'illink, Stew-
Blt'115
2010 20 jof 108 W W'illink, Stewart
05
100 llrown A Irwin '111
lis Dohhs, J B '04
200 L A Krennomati
320 Leroy A Liuklain'05
110 P J Swain
100 R J Blood tl ' II
Blood '04
138 R J Blood fl C H
Blood '05
2005 44
11 so
2300
3181
2X50 2
Vacant
Vacant
20 60
Ifl 50
3801
103 2-10 Means.tWhito '94
20 87
30 03
3X01 455 SoiithPenn'):! Co'05
31x0 100 Thomas llTaylor'04
31 0:
38 3:
2077 1 00 Rappeo, J S
Vacant 50 JuhiiFertigflETCoOS
Vacant 50 JohnFcrligtl ETC05
irt 50
10 50
Vacant 304 Fertig, MeKinneyif-
Sutterlield
21 W S Cole tl Nugent
10 48
1 47
2878 3-5of 1003 O W A J F Proper,
land only 04
2878 3-5ofll00 O W A J F Proper,
land only '!"
48 44
40 20
2878 2-5of 1003 J M Stewart '04
120 28
2X78 2-5ot 1 100 J M Stewart '05
145 20
2878 8-5otl003 J M Bouiis, timber
only '01
878 3-5oril00 J M lieniis, timber
only '05
1005 1000 WII Frost tl Wright
A Duhring '04
145 43
181 00
285 00
3005 743 VVH Frost rl Wright
A lmliring 'Ho
247 50
114 00
3180 1028 John McNair, tim
ber '04
3103 000 T D Collins '04
203 34
3103 1104 T 1) Collins '05
204 00
48 23
108 0(1
00 50
1823 181 T D Collins '04
4823 034 T 1) Collins '05
3105 250 T D Collins
3105 25 T 11 Collins
8 00
203 34
330 00
3102 000 T I) Collins '04
3102 fl22 T 11 Collins '05
4700 8!MI T I) Collins
Vacant 100 S S llenuie A Co
4821. B08 T D Collins '05
2850 4-6-7 327 Anderson, A P '05
3001 37 W'righlADuhring'05
2077 lot 35 (11 Williuk, vV '05
539 00
53 00
132 00
21 50
2 4;
4 0.
2730
Ill) Booth Kea '05
7 2(1
3 f3
730
51
110 G W Robinson, oil
and gas '95
400 EN Lee, Receiver '05
18 Means A White '95
Jenks Township.
27 Robinson & Bon
ner tl Roynton
127 Wray W. A. "04
132 Boyuton P "04
140 Boyuton I' '95
Vocant
3S01
8(1 00
1 18
5141'
9 51
6141 5
5142. 11
5142 11
5145
5145
5143
3102
3102
33 4"
9 37
9 80
105 blood 11 J, east part 101 00
100 Homl Uouhright AUO
'94 21 80
100 Hood Hon bright & Co
'05 35 00
1100 H Leroy&J Llnklain
04 2
1050 II Leroy&J Linklaiu
16
'95 3H9 00
3105
3179 51
3179 59
3179 00
3181 30
3lsi 30
3182 3-4-5-6-012
13 14-19-20-
5138
449 II Leroy&J Linklaiu 150 57
6; 1 14 11 Leroy & J taut
lain, 8 F Holier 30 25
112 Henry Kosstnaii 07 M
09 H Leroy&J Linklaiu 44
50 Mrs Isabella Price
31 97
31 27
60 Mrs Isabella Price
1073 baker Hamuioud
A Co 403 5
305 Penn Tanning Co '95 127 7
3 4 9-10 of 1014 Nicholson John '94
3504 9-10 of 1131 Nicholson John '95
14 80
27
307 1
3"71
3177
3109
Vucant
31o9
51 38
5141
5141
31.-4
33-.'J
3159
3I"9
10'H) W II Frost '04
255 00
3 9 60
39 00
62 04
1171 W H Frost '05
114 xjiiustein ( ass '95
100 Ashley J & It
200 It J blood
30 Marks L J
138 G W Scotleld '05
KM 'l'lioiiiimon John '1)4
31
80
20 28
20
40 89
137 UohiiisouA Bonuer'US 9 00
U'.4 Brewer C. '0"' 232 40
100 Anna Hills 20 39
247)i C B Clark & Kreit-
ler '94 02 90
3:8 C B Clark & Kreit
ler '95 114 80
Vacant
43 Thomas Nugent 14 01
3174 42,47
100 William ltohniHou '95 37 08
317 1 28 Wood Cyrus estate 8 OX
3042 7 100 Proper Aguew &
Kelly 32 60
3007 1000 S right&Diiliriug '94 20S 20
3007 U JO Wriglit&Diiuring '95 78 82
3171 105 Wood P P o'i 47
3173 100 blood P 1 30 79
317 I 80 Blood P P 1(1 8x
3109 105 lowler 8 S 25 24
3170 65 limit Mrs L M 3131
3-00 100 Emm J Curry 33 60
3181 20 A N MonUUioiltte &
others 12 11
5110 751 Grandin oil co 1-2
oil, gas '04 13 35
5110 903 Graudin oil co 1-2
oil, gas '05 15 75
5129 58'. Grandin oil co 1-2
oil, gas 3 08
5129 58,'i Marcy oil co 1-2 oil,
gas '95 2 02
3800 814 Geo Means & C J
1) psey '04 5T 80
30' 9 3-4 of 1000 A 11 Thack & oth-
em, oil and gas '94 20
30o0 of 1121 A 11 l lmck & oth
ers oil, gas '03 39
Vacant 132 O W Proper tl WoikI-
htiru 42
3100 7 1-5 Irwin IS li 4
:,I30 N) SI, Clollgb 22
.'.107 1000 8 L Cloiigu '04 175
5107 9 0 8 I. Clough '05 220
514 I 9 279'i T J Moll'ett rl Cnrl
A co '04
:;sul 317 Means & White '94
3HOI 3:4 Sooth Penn oil co '05
3,1:2 50 Jaiin'H Phillis rl
S alkermaii '05
10 85
24 04
23 3x
3 .50
5114
3' 42
,i.',0
30u5
2022
3sul
13 30 Yi-iMlroMll Foreman u 77
loo Mrs Li..ie Frost 22 08
2-10 of 11 4 Crahtrne .loll ll '03 15
350 Frost W H '05 124
105 North Penn oil co '05 I I
SO Means & While '05
Kinysley Township.
6 0
Hum
51. ,7
31.. i
5145
6145
3). 3
3133
514J
314.'
51x0
7'i Gilliert James '04 9 I;
iilliert James '04
115 Gi Is-it James '05. 13 2
100 l iikiiowu 'Ml 12 so
222 ProM-rO W tl WaiMin 0 ' 12 i (l
Kill John AJ la, koi. Slowari '94 9 10
.'.0 .lolin AA Jackson Stewart '0 ' 4
1-2 of 150 111, akl y A Coliliely '94 7 -0
1 2, 'I 04 Kl-akU-y A t oiiuely'O) 5 51
300 W olf & Co 74 4U
i'o Wnir& cn 11 43
Charles Htarrow fl White 17 43
01' Charles Siarrow fl White 17 43
0 William Sinclair 61 02
3"0 Grandin & co 1-2 oil, gas '94 4 so
310 Grandin & cn 1-2 oil, ga't5 4 72
050 Grandin .t co 1-2 oil. gas 94 1 20
MOs piit, Grandin co 1-2 oil, gas '04 IT .10
5109 1000 l.rarelin ,V co 1 2 ell, gas '04 l o0
5109 1030 Grandin A en 1 2 oil, gas '05 25 fifl
BHD 100 Grandin A co 1-2 oil, gas 9 52
B 1 28 looo Grandin A. 00 1-2 oil, gas '94 16 00
5128 M77 GraiiOiu A eo 1-2 oil.gas '9" 21 07
B12 000 Grandin A co t-2oll,gan '94 14 :9
51-J9 1000 Grandin A co 1-2 oil, gas '05 15 85
5101 245 .1 M Clapp 64 39
5214 00 Anchor (til co 22 14
5103 2-3 of 400 Lake Erie Oil CO '05 30 -8
6131 1000 Forest Oil co 161 60
51.tR 2H Whlf.-kin & llrennan 6 14
5234 1-2 oi 050 11 11 Msyest Aleland
only '04 30 39
5234 1-2 of 805 H U lnv estate, land
only '05 42 31
52- :4 1-2 of 805 D C Cornen '95 42 31
Tionesta Township.
114 Cliarl'.ifl Henry heirs 04 23 : T
2 Higgins O XO
l1 4 Phramix oil co 08 32
W F rialr.vmple 15 25
1-2 of 170 Dale John A fl Stone 10 41
8J4 1X0 GillinorH A Dull 4X06
2X.30 0!o II umali.tUiHllan'94 202 96
83(1 1072 HaniiaIiAf.ilHlian'05 118 99
821 lOii GrahamAPaiil 8'iner 39 00
1-2 of 406 8 T May A Irwin 39 40
127 Amy It W 64 95
JS28 2'0 .1 W Fielder '04 51 26
2828 205 J W Fielder '95 48 10
0s Hainuel It Philips heirs 1H47
40 J P Vanvrankin 10 84
28J8 t 2 of 43 8 1 Irwin rlVandorhoof 8 80
!8J2 100O Woods Heirs '04 104 00
3822 10-4 Woods Heirs '95 148 00
4" Fourth National Hank of
of Pittsburg 17 80
2SJ5 1001 Hammond ' 111 00
1X24 200 E M Pain fl Knnewv 68 70
it Curtis 10", James Bleakley '93 30 08
105 F M. ( almont 08 06
242 J M Clapp 50 39
'MA J T llrennan 1 49
3824 162 G W Robinson fl Walker 23 71
13() Henry Johnson fl Uilands
'04 10 6(5
fi'" A T ("repp fIGadsby '95 9 02
2X35 100 hale A Curb '04 20 60
2X35 53 Freeman A Greaves '95 8 14
-'3 371V J M Clapp 71 64
24 Morgan Joseph '05 3 70
64 Morgan Joseph '95 7 40
40 Perry rl Huslon '95 2 96
2 ltamlall 13 A n llutteraelil Hj ,H
x6 Cnriin Mrs ( athariue 1-8
'.il and gas '05 4 07
2x33
2x33
813
1 Curtin Mrs Catharine 1-8
835
oil and gas '95 2 IS
Barnet Township.
M'arrMt. Acro.- S'rriilB or Owner.
IB't
18 09
10 66
7 89
200 Shields, W II fl Elder
105 Flick, J R 11 Pearsall '04
105 llaight, 'Geo 11 Flick '95
' Creen Township.
50 Monner, J estate '04
50 First Nut. Hank of Holi-
davshurg
100 First Nat. Bank of Uoli
davsburg 01
5701
1819
9 20
20 00
32 10
4 28
12 59
4 35
2 21
4 64
fi 14
1 69
6 30
41 58
6 80
51 84
2 15
6 30
2 04
24 00
17 52
10 92
3825
3185
5133
21 Haslet, W W '94
J of 187 Walters, Orris A Chas
'01
50 Longstreth heirs '05
21 M urphv, Jerry '05
100 Whitman, SeUeu '05
i of 80 Walters, Orris A Chaa
'05
Hickory Township.
10 Allegheny Nat. Hank
3810
5133
3X25
3820
5109
6101
5207
50 Albaugh, J II
330 Dayton, Jesse C
50 Dayton, Jesse C
102 Davidson, A '94
50 Koister A Church
50 Patterson, 1) L
310 Siggins Kirnear
750 Siggins A Wilson '94
834 Siggins A Wilson, oil 4
jus '05
100 Ball, N G A Wm '05
170 Mercantile Oil Co '05
04 MoCutohoon, Clarrisa '95
Howe Township.
200 Sub-div. 25 it" 20 Coulter
Blon
5233
5233
5218
5218
5203
35 22
4 04
2808
A Uncapher '95
Jenks Township.
Vacant 220 Daniels, James W '04
Vacant 227 Daniels, James W '05
3801 k Frost, W H '04
3100 25 Hunan, Mrs H H '94
3181 loo Leroy A Linklaiu
10 20
45 85
37 50
70
3 50
71 70
8 34
3 75
1 75
3 37
2 10
I 25
28 04
64 82
1 25
5114
70 Tracy, Pier A Kluiichard
i Warren, Oscar '04
k lilanchard, Geo '05
22 lliirton, Noah '05
30 Sub-div 7 F.ldridge, Jos
eph '93
J Hellron, Peter '05
3170
3042
3040
1 140 Miller, Green A Co '05
38oO
020 Means A Deinpsey 05
25 .Schwartz, Daniel '05
3170
5213
5214
Kingsley Township.
310 Heard, A BA Davenport 65 44
21H " " 67 00
17 J of 1 list " " '94 34 30
5217 1241 " " '95 41 48
5212 300 Schooley, J C it-Co 6103
5214 130 Kelly, A 11 ll Tarr '04 13 47
5217 11IH) Lamb heirs, oil gas '94 tt 74
5217 1241 Lamb heirs, oil A gas '95 6 69
5707 01
5135 1151
5128 131 I
Erb, Leonard '94 3 77 '
W ais, m iV Freeman 'V5 113 85
Watson A Freemau '05
51 98
5131 17 i
6208
5107
1 Proper if- Myers '05
2 40
3 01
73 65
67 91
81 33
29 80
15 99
119 45
30 Mct'ulloiigh, J P
Tionesta Township.
llil Anderson, John '04
408 Anderson, John '95
123 Backus, ll C
02 ltleakley, James
50 Clupp, E E '04
885 Curtin A Anderson '04
28:t3
2x2(i
2x35
2x33
3X21
2X24
3X24
3X24
021 Carbaiigb, E E 10 00
650 Gilinore A Dull 100 3D
50 llepler, Jerrv '94 9 83; .
60 Holder, J it '05 8 02
6 Mckinley. Gilbert '04 1 00
10 stow, Hamilton '01 3 08
2X24 03 Fuller, Joseph 05 10 34
2x23 1. to Lincoln Oil Co '05 25.90
10 Tionesta W'aler Supply
Co '05 2 1(1
10 lloovclcr. Sain '05 2 85
3824 50 Whitman, Seidell '05 7 47
0 '0i 08
121 " ' '05 25
Tionesta Borough.
A,.i.. Wnil ur Owuur !'(.
10 Davis, E L ll Sickles '04 2 10
12 Hopkins, II .1 A Co ll Sickles 4 80
50 It, Onus,, n A Kelly 15 05
305 Seickles, G G 210 00
i W alson I. F 8 00
.' Hill, A W ll Cogun '05 7 60
A Rilev, llaltie li Sickles '05 8 80
( Roliiirts, Mead '05 1 00
10 Duvis, J D 05 2 28
Harmony Township.
20 Cotaiit, Mrs E F '04 2 10
50 Green, J k 8 15
52 Green, J K 11 85
lis) Grove, Nelson A Geo '04 0 Oil
1-10 Hunter, Mrs S E ll siggins 94 2 25
oo Meiirew D.ircv '04 . 10 00
5 Hull, Jacob ' 2 83
1 18 Siggins, John tl Clelund '94 20 40
4oo Still, Harriett '04 00 00
1 11 Shambiirg, liaison ll Itrowu 30 43
xo Sliaiiiloii g.i iarsoii 11 Holbrook 21 71
21s Shandon g, Gurson ll sweet A
Sherill 52 78
loo Wilson, A L tl Slowcll 30 00
loo Wilson, Samuel 37 00
3.11) Mc Guryev A I'o '04 79 2u
215 W atson, L F '01 28 :M
371 Church, Mrs Nancy '05 5 63
37 I'oglo, W II '05 ' 5 54
.Ml Mover, 1. '05 8 25
30 M ills, Case A ( 'o '05 5 81
loo Piilsburg.Vt bel i v Itllnl tilCo'95 1 1 21
011 I'illslilll g.ll hell RuilOllCo'05 0 OU
lo.i Piiishiiig.H hern ltuiitiiU'o'05 21 78
130 Siggins A Helm ll Carson '05 20 33
3xo s sun A Hinckley '0.. 40 (Kl
55 W llkllis, llolace '05 12 60
llv virtue ol mi I il Assembly enti
tled "An Act to regulate Hie collection of
la ves ou unseated lands," approved tho
Oi li .lay ol June. A. I'., xx7, iiucrc-l Mill
he charged ou lot laves lrom Januurv 1,
Ixo.i. M dale o in. -Hi, .iii.l on Ixtia tux
es lloiu January I, lxoo, lo dale ol pay -meiii,
al the rale of si per cent, per uu-
lllllll .
J A si. II, I (IMS, Trraaurrr.
Tionesta, Forest Co., Pa., Mareit 10, Isod
5187
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5 1 87
51 S8
5105
510.1
5108