r r UCLICAK. Y, JANUARY 27, 1SI1T. HUROUGH OFFICERS. iHvanH 11. Af Uam '"imcitmcn. J. It. Osgood J. I). Davis, I. It. Lansnn, Joseph Morgan, C. F. Woavor. H. Fltr.gnrald. Win. Smear- j I. iir I l;rwrnl, L. I). Bowman, "'""" f te Voce C. A." Randall, 8. Onnsttible R. R. Canfield. Cttlrrtni.1. U. f-Ui-b- -v. 7ioo. Directors G. W. Holoman, L. ... riii"u a Know, w. A. Groyo, q. FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS. Member of Congress W. C. Arnold, Member of Senate Wm. II. Hydic. Assembly J. K. Wicnk. President Judge Charlhs II. Notes. amcwn JUitges Jos. A. Nash, A J. MoCray. ffHrr-James H. Fonks. VofAonofiry, Register dt Recorder, o. John II. Korkrtnon. -VAerW. Fkahi I". WAi.kkr. (?ammsiane.rV?. M. Coo, O. M Whitemaw, Hrrman ir,nivt. tlounty Superintendent E. E. Stittiin. "ion. I'iitrict Af!orrtrv-P. M. CLARK. '" ' 'inersJ. IS. C'ARFKN '" -!-1 ri.iid. J. F. PROPER. i k. J. W. Morrow. uditors M. K. Abiiott, J. R. RBOULAR TERMS OF (X)URT. Fourth Monday of February. Third Monday of May. Last Monday of August. Third Monday of Novomber. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. TIONESTA LODGE. No. 309. 1. 0. 0. F A Moot every Tuesday evening, in Odd fellows null, i'artriilge building. IjVlREST LODGE, No. 184. A. O. U. W., I Meets evory Friday evening in A.O.U. W. Hall, Tlotiesta. WASHINGTON CAMP, No. 420, P. O. H. of A., meet every Saturday eve ning in A. O. U. W. Hall', Tlonesta, CAPT. GEORGE STOW POST, No. 274 U. A. R. Moete 1st and 3d Wednes day eveninglu each month, in Odd Fel lows, Hall, Tionesta. CAPT. GEORGE STOW CORPS, No. 137, W. H. C, meets first and third Wednesday evening of each month, in A, O. U. W. liall, TionoHla, Pa. TIONESTA TENT, No. 1(14, K. O. T. M., meets 2nd and 4th Wednesday evening in each month in A. O. U. W. hall Tlonesta, Pa. M.CLARK, 1 . ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, ; ! Patriot Attornrt. Cilice, cor. of . xl Bridge Streets, Tlonesta, Pa. a iv.i nu'int for a number of reliable m Insurance Companies. ji F. R1TCHEY, I . ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Tlonesta, Pa. JB. 8IGGINS, M. Physician, Surgeon A Druggist, TIONESTA, PA. J W. MORROW. M. D., ' " Physician, Surgeon A Dentist. f1io and Residence three doom north Mit Agnew, TioneHla. Professional ptiy responded to at all hours. "'V. M. D., v:it;in A Surgeon, TIONESTA, PA. ....lingformerly occupied by Cull promptly responded to. iy, Residence opposite Hotel S iOTEL AO NEW, i L. AGNEW, Proprietor. 1 his hotel, formerly the Lawrence i 1 .iiHfl, has undergone a complete change, and is now furnished with all the mod wii improvements. Ileatod and lighted throughout with natural gas, bathrooms, i:..t and cold water, etc. The comforts of quests never neglectod. f E N TRAL IIOUS E W C. F. WKAVER, Proprietor. Yiongela, Pa. This Is the most centrally 1'M-Med hotel in the place, and has all the uiodoru improvements. No pains will in) spared to make it a pleasant stopping w.k' for the traveling public First Lut Livery in couuection. lXJUEST HOTEL, L West Hickory, Pa. Jacob Bender, Proprietor. This hotel has but recently been completed, is nice ly furnished throughoutund offers the II nest and most coin for je acoomtiioda tions to guests and tlieVavoling public lUtes reasonable. OIL EXCHANGE RESTAURANT, Cor. Seneca and Centre Sts., Oil City, Pa., Thomas Gent. Proprietor. Meals and Lunches served at all hours. Open day and night. When iu the city look up" the Exchange Restaurant, and get a good meal. pUIL. EMERT, FANCY BOOT A SHOEMAKER. Shop in Walters building, Cor. Elm aud alnut streots, Is prepared to do all Kinds of custom work trom the finest to the coarsest and guarantees his work to give perfect satisfaction. Prompt atten tion given to mending, and prices rea sonable. r f. zahrinuer"! .J. PRACTICAL WATCH-MAKER and Jeweler of 25 years' experience, ia prepared to do all work iu his line uu short notice and at reasonable prices. Always guarantees satisfaction. Watch es, Jewelry, Ac, ordered for parties at the lowest possible figure. Will be found in the building next to Keeley Club Room. JO RENZO FULTON. ' Manufacturer of and Dealer in HARNESS, COLLARS, BRIDLES, Aud all kinds of HORSE FURNISHING GOODS. TIONESTA. PA. Frod. Orottcnbcrgor GENERAL BLACKSMITH & MACHINIST. All work pertaining to Machinery, En KHiea, Oil W'ell Tools, Gas or Water Fit tings aud General Hliicksmithing prompt ly done at Low Rates. Repairing Mill Machinery given special attention, and satisfaction guaranteed. Shop iu rear of and just west of the Shaw House, Tidioute, Pa. Your patronage solicited. FRED. GRETTENBERGER. S. H. HASLET h SONS., GENERAL-MERCHANTS, Furniture' Dealers, UNDERTAKERS. TIONESTA. PENN. :lst JAS.T. IWEKNAN, Real Estate and LIFE - INSURANCE - AGENCY Also Conveyancer. Real Mstai'e . Comprises the Piirehaalnc. Helllnir Ieasing and Keiitlug of all kinds of Keai '.state. , CO IE YA KCIXG Briefs, and Soai clies of TitleaSpeiv ialty. Having had twenty-one years' experience with Forestooun ' tv lands, 1 am prepared to give CORRECT INFORMATION re garding the Titles and present ouiius vi name, Modarate chare for drawlim-Tin struinentfl of writing transferring jiruperiy. Life Jxsujxaxce- X am General Asront for the Enuit able Life Assurance Society of the U. ., having a Surplus of FORTY MILLIONS of DOLLARS, bninir thirteen millions larger than any other company in the WORLD. NO ONE who needs Life Insurance can afford o take It before seeing me xi ew roncy oi mis society . C. M. ARNER & SON FiitE, itiFE and Accident Ins urance Agents - AMI ... REAL ESTATE BROKERS, TIONESTA, PA. C'ompanlra ltrprrarnlril. North American, - - Assets, $ 9,487,673.53 2,201,243.88 9,229,213.09 2,196,797.14 15,068,916.59 Boyal, - - -Hartford, Orient, Phill'a Underwriters, - Tltlo. I 1 un .., . .v.v c iwi aim iiriuis preparea. Farms, wild lnnds, houses and lota for tan,., r nriieumr aiieuuon pam lo ..uwiw vi loiim, iiiivrest, ao. Also ( flia mnnn- e , i' "I'v. .nnirnnilivil, Ul litlKIS ttllU rr.J , Ltcinnuig and sale or Oil Run tram 1-H. atuuilol t Ckarch uni Mskbath Ncheol. , rn. : M. E. Sabbath School at 10:00 a. m." rreacmng in M. E. Church every Sab bath evening by Rev. R. A. buzxa. Preaching in the F. M. Church every Sabbath evening at the usual hour. Rev. ml, uiwifl, rwtwr. Services In thA PrnaVkvfarlan f''l..,l. every tjabbath morning and evening. LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS, Oil market $.85. Don't fall to road Whiteman's' new ad. in this issue. Heath A Killmcr have a new ad. in this Issue. Read it. Read the new advertisement of Jas. T. Brennafi at the head of tha first local column. Don't .fail to read. Miles 4 Arm strong new ad. this week. They are of fering some great bargains. , -The Bonner property, next to post offloe, la for rent. Late Improvements. best location in town. Inquire at Breft- nan's agenoy. . tf. J. E. Btintgardener baa started a gen eral repair shofi in the Kepler building, opposite Hotel Agnew, See add. Iu an other column. Walter W. Wilson of Clarion, a student at Princeton College, has been se lected to captain the base ball team ot that college for '97. Messrs. Fred Morck and L. R. Free- niifii have sold their interests in the Queen Run oil lease to Mr. Hardonburg and othor partners. Warren Mail. At the business meeting of the Liter ary Society last Friday evening it was decided that in the future debates would be held separately from other entertain ments. The foundation for the soldiers' mon ument in Clarion has been completed aud the erection of the monument will be continued aa fast as the weather will permit. Internal Revenue Collector Bigler claim that Western Pennsylvania is the banner district in production tf rye whisky, as it produces about ninety per ceut. of the country's "old rye." The report of the Auditors ol Erie county shows that nearly f'2,000 was paid to fanners last year for sheep which bad been killod by dogs. The report also shows that $2,700 was collected in dog tax. Uosea Myers, one of Frankbus' pro minent oitizens committed suicid Mon day morning by drowning himself. He was In a good condition financially and no cause can be given for the act except insanity. A Missouri farmer is scouring the country for a fellow who eloped with his wife and his mule. He announces that If the mule is returnod all will be forgiven, as it will be no trouble for him to secure another wife. Wild cats are getting very numerous n this neck 'o woods and a great many have been killed this wiuter by our hun ters. The last oue reported was killed by Ed. Graham and S. H. Hasleton In diana camp last Friday. -The second annual convention of the Forest County Sunday School Conven tion will commence iu the Presbyterian church at this place at 1:30 this Wednes day afternoon Quite a nuaibcr of dele gates are expected to be present. Andrew Carnegie, the multi-million aire, was ouce a messenger boy in Pitts burg at f),60 per week, John Waua maker began work at $1.25 per week. There you are boys, you all have the same chance, if you only know how. -It is said that over in Williamsport the women indulge in prize lighting, aud the authorities recently granted two pu gilistio females permission to engage in a five round bout. There is plenty of 'scrapping" between some of the gen tler sex of this place, but "dey don't do it wid de mitts." -Following is the list of officers nomi nated at the Republican caucus held in Tionesta township, Saturday, Jan. 23, 1897: School directors, John Wolt, W. W.Thomas j road com., Wm. McKee; auditor, P. A. Hepler; overseer poor, Ernest Sibble j collector, Jesse Carson; treasurer, Wm. Lawrence ; justice of the peace, A. E. Moore; clerk, J. W, Montr: judge ol election, Asa Lovejoy; iuspectur of election, Hartmau Lawrence ; path masters, Chas. Moon, Fred Dryer, Burt Thompson, C. F. Ledebur, Ernest Sibblo, Henry Sibble.HeDry Sinith.Jouob Mealy, A. W. Moug, Aaron FenBtermaker. TOU AHI YOl'R FRlfesns. Miss Kate Hood was a visitor to War ron Inst Friday, Miss Anna Anderson was a visitor to Oil City Saturday. A. B. Kelly, loft yesterdav for China on a business visit. Miss E. Ethel Dill, of Rldgway, is a gnnsi or Mrs. K. J. Thompson. Miss LtJir.ie Randall is visiting lnenas in Hamsimrg for a lew days. F. R. Lanson and G. O. Gaston were business vlnltors to Oil City on Saturday Miss Belva Griggs, of Oil City, is i guest of her friend, Mrs. Jas. Haslet, of in is piace. Miss Lucy McGurn. of Oil Cltv. v a guest of her friend. Miss Kittle Joyce, over sunuay. Mrs. J. S. Hunter of Hlokory was a guest ui Mrs. Jared In nir for four days last week. r - . . . . XvOV. tf V. MCAnlnrh Im hnllt,, - series of meetings in the Presbyterian ' urcn ai unaeavor. Mrs. Harry Brunorof West Hlckorv vis isnea nor parents. Mr. and Mrs s s Can field, ovor Sunday. Ted Kelly has so far imnrovnd from Is attack of typhoid fever that ho Is able do up ana snout the bouse. Mrs. Dr. A M. Doutt and dainrhlAr Ge miovieve wont to Oil City Saturday for coupieoi weens' visit with relatives. Harrv Watson of nnlln. - Kanilolph, N. Y., last Friday for a two " visil will! Old school nmU. ...ri mends. Mr. and Mrs. P. Normlln been visiting Rev. J. T. Brennan and lamny lor a few days past, have gono to i raiiaiin 10 visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. W. IT. R.nl r.H . were Warren visitors on Frlrlnv. Th were accompanied home by Miss Luella vsaui, wno Btayed over Sunday. Misses Kate Canflold and Addl iTi,i. Ing, who have been nmnlnvaH in ti,- O.-i- ... mam nospiiai ror me Insane at North Warren for a few months past, came down Saturday aud spent Sunday wllh their parents. Miss Flo Morrison, teaclmr of tha V-.. 1 1 . .. . iwuiigK scuooi, was caned to Irvineton yesterday morning, on account of th suddon death of her grand father, Hiran Mnrrliirtn wl.n will 1, n . " " ... uo nun reinemoerea by many of our rivermen as he has been piioi on me river ror nrty or sixty years. He was about eighty years of age. Jas. D. Davis and fnmlWrl HarriBburg last Saturday wl, will take ud his dutins Tnnu..iu clerk in the House of Representatives, to wuicn omce lie has been appointed as will be seon in another column mv. Davis and son will reside at 1431 Euclid Ave., Philadelphia, for the winter. Mrs. Wm. Hibenthnl anil n came up from Pittsburg yesterday after noon to prepare the Jacob Hood hnn.. for their occupancy next week, as it is At- t 1 1 n . moir inremion 10 return to Tionesta to live, it Is expected that their daughter and son-in-law will come to Tionesta in the near future, when the latter, Mr. Benjamin 8hackolford, will engage in business here. F. E. Mabie of Erie soent last Th urn. day with old friends in Tlonesta, his first visu nere in nearly ten years, and the greetings of old acnuaiiitannnu wars hearty and welcome. Frank is the head of the firm of the Erie Hard Wall Plas ter Co., engaged iu the mannfactiira ol that excellent material for nlnntArlntv buildings, of which they are turning out an Immense quantity at present. The firm has a fino plant at Erin am! mn von successfully compete with any similar concern in the country on account of the auvnuiageoiis ireigut rates to be had at that place. Their goods are cnarantnn1 to be simply perfect in all respects. The home of William Roden, a pum per employed by the International Oil company, near Pithole, was destroyed uy nre on Friday moruing and the fam ily barely escaped with their lives. The house is heated by gas from the wells, and was luxuriously furnished. Every thing is a total loss. Be careful from whom ou purchase Life Insurance. Having 15 or 20 years to ruu is a long time in the future. Be sure you are right before signing an applica tion with some irresponsible person whom you may never see again and whose rep resentations may or may not be true. It will pay you to call at Brennan's Agency. 'I he Literary Society will give a tem perance eutortainment in School hall next Friday evening. All members of the society will be admitted free, but others will bo charged an admission fee of five cents. Let everybody turn out, as the proceeds go toward raising the seats in the nail. Do not think because it is a temperance entertainment that it will not be interesting, for a good program has been arranged. Earnest Barnes, Jr., of German Hill, met with a painful accident last Satur day, while building a rig for the Proper Oil company at Crown, Clarion county. The rig builders were rolling the bull wheel into place in the derrick when Mr. Barnes in some way got caught and the wheel rolled over his left foot crush- it quite badly. He was brought to Tio nesta Saturday evening and bis foot was dressed by Dr. L. D. Bowman. Many a girl who is sighing for a husband could get one if she would show a little more taste iu arrangiug her hair. Why does the lady with pronounced features and high brow haul her hair back until she looks like a Jezebel T Why does the girl with a long, narrow head pile the locks ou the rear angle of her cranium like a freak iu a side-show T All hairdrexsing should be done so as to tone down, not emphasize, salient features. JiYanklin Nev a. Last Thursday afternoon about 4:10 an alarm of fire was given which was very quickly responded to by the de partment. The fire was at the residence of A. P. Andersou, but very little dam age was done and the fire, which was in the second story, was extinguished by the time the hose cart arrived. The fire was started by Johnnie, the five-year-old adopted sou of Mr. Andersou, who had been playing with some matches and caused them to be ignited, wheu he came down stairs, but said nothing of it until questioned afterward, when he admit ted that he had started the fire. He had evidently been building a bouse out of tb uiulohes uud thought a bouse of little ubo this time of year without a tire in it. Amslor is still doing buslnnst at the old stand, so when you want anything In the line of confectionery, cigars, tobacco, tropical fruit, vegetables or oystors, Just give him a call and get the best that is in the market at rock bottom prices, Don't forget the news depot. All the standnrd magaxines and story papers constantly ou hand. Agent for the Buffalo Daily Express. 2t The other day a Chicago passenger agent received a letter from the publisher of a little paper in Arkansas which bad the merit of frankness, at least, The Arkansas editor said i "Dear Sir: I wish you would send me a pass from Little Rock to Chi oago and return. I'vs got to go to Chlca go, and I can't do it unless you do. My paper goes almost everywhere In this sec Hon, and I'm having mighty hard work to keep it from going to h 1." Re. Monday of this week Dr. Evan Kane of the sanitarium, was called to Pigeon, Forest county, where, assisted by Drs. Towler, Totten and Stonccipher, he suc cessfully performed one of the most dif ficult aud delicate surgical operations, the removal of a large tumor from the abdomen of Mrs. M. Smith, a patient of Dr. Stonecipher. The growth was attach ed to the liver and back, which made the operation exceedingly difficult and dan gerous. K erne Republican. Genuine "old fashioned" winter is here at last and for the past three days the weather has been extremely cold, the mercury dropping as low as 12 belo zero on Monday morning. The first real sleighing that we have had this winter is now here and our lumbermen re taking advantage of it, consequently there are no Idle teams. The river is frozen over for the first time at this place and the Ice men have ceased to worry and are saying nothing, but sawing ice. A Warren young lady who had been slandered did not simply sit down and cry about it, as many women do under the circumstances. She knew the stories circulated about her were false and she bad the young man who told them promptly lock 3d up in the county jail. The alleged slanderer was only too glad to be given a chance to withdraw his as sertions to obtain his libertv. That Warren girl pursued the proper course in dealing with a defamer. Bradford Era. The ladies of West Hickory and vi cinity will give a benefit for the G. A. R., rost, on Friday evonlng, Feb. 5th. at Green's Hall. A program of recitations and songs has been arranged and a pleas ant entertainment is assured. All soldiers are cordially Invited to come and bring their friends. Mr. and Mrs. Moulin have kindly offered the Globe Hotel dinning room, where supper will be served. Prices 15 and 25 cents. A Woman's Re lief Corps will also be organized by ladies of East and West Hickory. , The most disastrous wreck that ever occurred on the P. A W. railroad occur red near Shippenville, Clarion county. on last Saturday afternoon, In which three men lost tlieir lives and several others were seriously, if not fatallv. in jured. The train jumped from a bridge over Paint creek, about one mile from Shippenville, which is about one hun dred feet high, and crushed the lives out of three of the trainmen. The names of those killed are : Wm. Copoley, of Bus ier ; Daniel Morairty and Jas. Beatty, of r ox burg. Mr. Morairty was a former resident sf Forest county and was well and favorably known by many of our readers who will learn with regret of his disastrous end. A largely attended and enthusiastic Republicad caucus wrs held in the court bouse Monday evening and the following representative people were placed in noiniuation for the ensuing spring elec tion, ' which occurs on Feb. 10, 1897. Burgess, K. C. Heath; Councilmen, J. T. Dale, W. F. Blum ; School Directors, Patrick Joyce, L. Agnew : Collector, F. P. Amsler; Overser of the Poor, J. R. Osgood ; High Constable, Wm. L. Hun ter; Judge of Elections, J. Birtcil ; In spector of Elections, J. R. Chadwick; Auditor, Dr. F. S. Hunter. This is a good, strong ticket, and as the Republi can party is strongly in the ascendency In this borough there is no reason why the entire ticket should not be elected. In last week's issue we ran an Item clipped from the Oil City Blizzard, which was beaded, "An Ancient Document," which told of a deed signed by Benjamin Franklin, the first oue ever given for any land in Venango county, it was con sidered a curiosity when exhibited in court in Franklin last week. The docu ment Is dated 1787, April 10. W. G. Wy man of this place informs us that he has a similar document, framed aud hanging iu his house, that is four days older than the one spoken of, as it is dated April 0, 187, and is signed by Benjamin Frank lin, probably by the same pen and from the same bottle of ink. It was a grant to "Andrew Lee for services in the late war,'!, and is certainly quite a .mriosity, as it is written on parchment or sheep skin. Mr. Wyman will place the ancient document in Lawrence A Siuearbaugh's store next Saturday evening and will leave it there one week, where all who are interested in antiquities can see it. The grocery, dry goods and clothing stock of F. R. Lanson has been sold to I J. Hopkins, the change in proprietorship taking place on Monday of this week. Mr. Lanson has been compelled to give up this part of his business on account of failing health, of which fact his many friends aud patrons will bo grieved to learn, as he has always been a faithful caterer to the wants of the people, and bis earnest offorts to keep an up to date stock of goods has beeu appreciated. But bis physicians have advised him to seek more out door employment. He will retain the feed department of the mammoth store and solicits the patronage of all bis old customers in that line. But the people may be assured that the store will be kept up to its usual standard un der the management of Mr. Laiisou's suc cessor, Mr. L. J. Hopkins whose business ability iu that line is not to be surpassed, aa is well known by all our people, he having been formerly connected with the same store for a number of years aud is well acquainted with . the wants of the community, consequently we have no hesitancy iu predicting success lor him. A weed in the garden call be easil v des troyed when it tirst starts. Consumption cau be nipped in the bud by Oue Minute Cough Cure. Heath A Kiiiiner. A tumid liver means a hurl ititnmli.Ku.ii bad breath, indigestion and frequent headaches. To avoid such coinpauions taktt lMWitl's l.lttl Kurlw liu.ru ,1., famous little pills. Heath A Killiue'r. I.lst or Jurors, February Torm. GRAND JURORS. Albaugh, Jonathan, farmnr, Hickory. Anderson, Elias, fireman,' Howe. Burns, W. A., farmer, Hickory. Duzzard, W. A., merchant, Jenks. Childs, R. A., sawyer, Tionesta tp. Copeland, A. A., farmer, Harmony. Dnlkragnr, Wm., farmer, Hickory. Dotterer, John, laborer, Kingslcy. Emert, A. L., clerk, Jonks. Folton, Charles, laborer, Jenks. Harrison, Perry, farmer, Kingslny. Haslot, Goorge, farmor, Kingsley. Jamieson, Q., lumberman, Borough. King, Sid., producer, Harmony. Loveland, Wm., engineer, Jenks. Leech, Charles, merchant, Jenks. Mohney, Pat, farmer, Harmony. Kollogg, J. A., farmor, Barnett. Moore, Allen, farmer, Green. Miller, J. C, farmer, Kingsley. Scott, Harry, farmer, Jenks. Williams, Wm., laborer, Barnett, Warner, L. R.. laborer, Barnett. Youngk, Peter, farmer, Green. PETIT JURORS. Alson, Algot, laborer, Howe. Andrews, Lou., farmer, Hickory. Armstrong, T. E., clerk, Borough. Ainborger, II. P., farmor, Tlonesta tp. Butler, James, butcher, Borough. Bowman, F. S. lumberman. Green. Carson, J. T., insurance agent, Borough. Lasey, Henry, laborer, Harmony. Crossman, W. A., lumberman. Barnott, Cook, Emanuel, farmer, Barnett. Cook, A. W., lumberman, Barnett. Dean, J. I. Jobbor, Kingnley. Dotterer, H. A., farmor. Green. Erickson, John, carpenter, Howe. Goff, G. A., agent, Jenks. Ouiton, R. V., laborer, Green. Gadloy, John, laborer. Barnett, Glass. F. E.. minister. Borouo-h. Hardenburc,M.R..oil producer. Harmon v uainos, 1'etor, laborer, Howe. Hinder. Joseph, farmer. Green. Hoover, N. 8., liveryman, Jenks. Heath, K. C, druggist. Borouirh. Hoffersou, Thomas, laborer, Green. Hepler, Wm.. farmer. Tionesta tn. Jones, J. W., laborer, Barnett. May, F. L., miller, Hickory. McCon, Plynn, blacksmith, Jenks. Neill. A. D.. druegist. Jenks. Nelson, A. P., laborer, Howe. Patterson. Martin, lumberman. Jenks. Seigworth, W. H., undertaker, Jenks. Strlckenberger. R. A., teacher. Jenks. Smith, JunioH, laborer. Green. Swain, L. F., laborer, Howe. Shaffer, Charles, farmer, Hickory. Vockroth, E. E.. farmor. Green. Watson, Georgo, lumberman, Green, Wagner, Henry, farmer, Tionesta tp. Wilson, Brown, laborer. Jenks. Wood, B. A., farmer, Hickory. Weingard, Charles, farmer, Tionesta tp Prof. Charles K. Dagiiott. Charles E. Daguett. who was a member oi tne Christian Commission that met at Franklin in 1894. and who represented the Carlisle Indian School ably at that convention, as will be remembered, is at present located at Chilocca O. T.. where he has been for two years in charge of the UUlliocca industrial School, Oklahoma, which is six miles south of Arkansas City, Kansas. After leaving school at uarusie lie want to Crow Creek, Dakota. The Department transfered him from the Dakota service, to the Chilicoca Industrial School, Oklahoma, which is one of the largest In the service of the U. S. tiov't. there being nearly 400 pupils. The build ing is one of the finest the Government lias erected for the benefit of the Indians. About two years ago he married a daugh ter or lorn Miller, or Tu-sau-ua, the head Chief of, the Miamis, who graduated at Carlisle Pa., in 1889, and subsequently at tne urove City College, Quincey 111., who is a valuable aid to the Professor. He is a grandson of the celebrated Rapt jute I'ooria, Head Chier, of the Peorias, and U. S. Interpreter. His father Edward Dagnett was of French Protestant decent, a bright, Intellegeut man who served as a soldier and scout during the last war. and who died about 1870. He formerly assited S. D. Irwin in his surveys of the Indian lands in Miami aud Jolinsae Counties, Kas., for the U. S. The Prof, visited S. i. irwln here in 1894. and is uleasautlv remembered by many of our citizens. In Mciiiorlain. Comrade George W. Rhodes was born J uly 20, 1830, and died at Yankee Bush, Warreu Co., Pa., Sept, 17, I WW, aged 66 years, 1 mo 27 days. He was buried at the same place on Sept. 19. His depar ture was very sudden, dying in the har vest field whilo cutting buckwheat. We are again reminded that life is uncertain, aud ere long we will be numbered with the (toad. "Be ye also ready : for in such an hour ye think not, the Sou or Man coineth." He was a mouiber of ('apt. George Stow Post, No. 274, G. A. It.. Dcp't of Pa., was faithful in the perform ance of all the duties required of him, regular iu his attendance at the meetings of the Post when iu reach, and was re spected by all his comrade Heeulisted In Co. B, 101st Reg., Pa. Vol. Inf., and served to the end of the war. He made a good soldier aud was always ready for duty. Rcttolved, 1. That in his death we lose a good citizen, one that was always ready to do what he thought was his duty, who showed his fidelity and loyalty to his (ouutryby enlisting under her Hag in the hour of danger. . The members of Post No. L7I, are reminded of llioir mortality, aud that a good soldier is ready at the sound of the bugle, 3. That tho charter of ('apt. George Stow Post, No. 274, G. A. R., be draped In uiouruing for thirty days. 4. That this memorial be published in the Tionesta papers. J. W. Moititow, I). S. K MIX, Sami ki. 1 1. 1 KW1N, Committee. Lost A dear little child who made home happy hy its smiles. And lo think, 'I might have hi-en saved had the patents only kept in the house One Min ute Cough Cure, the inlaUililo remvdy for croup. Heath A Killmer. Soothing lor bums, st-ulils, chapped hands and lips. lli-aiinu: lr cuts and sores, lushml relic! lor plies, stops pain ut once. '1 lu'so are the virlut-s ot lie Will's Wlt.li ilawl Salve. lleatli A Kiiiiner. Ail tlie dilft'i'vnt tonus ol skin troubles, from chapped bunds lo crzema and in dolent ut.rrs cull be readily cuisd by lluWitl's Witch Uaiol halve, the great pile cure. Uvuth A K illuier. (Jrwn Township ilrernie. Born, to Mr! and Mrs. Wm. Patterson, Jan. 21, 1897, a daughter. Mother and baby are doing well. The long looked for snow has arrived at last and times are lively at present. John Mohney. Is Improving the golden opportunity sf the sleighing and is put ting shaft timber to the line of the C. C. R, R. at Bear Creek. E. L. Dewoody cut the Inside of his right foot on Friday of last week, but at the time of writing was getting along nicely. Now as the caucus is ovor we will wait for the election and the tobies aud good roads and the bridge at Bear creek. That which is needed we never get, but things that are of no use are always hustled up and shoved through. H. A. Dotterer says his new boy will be able to take the plow In the spring. We hsar that Davy Rupert has re ceived a silver medal as a reward for bis invention of a gas jet at a competition hold at Washington last month. Success Davy, Is my best wish. J. A. Jones says he can beat the world making axehandles and a good yarn to. Johnnie Blum Is bnsy hauling logs to Skollettville for Mr. Mitchell, whose mill Is at that place. Mr. Geoge Jennings thinks winter comes too quick, but says if he had an other gum shoe he would make it, but will try at any rate. Guitonville looks lonely since the Avenue Hotel has been removed, but it is the fate of all quickly built towns come quick, go quick. Adam Ikenburg is a happy man. His whiskers have quit leaking and he says if he had one more fat hog he would make it till spring all right. Jones is busy cutting logs, he is run ning seven men now cutting and peeling pine. Wanted, a small boy the sizo of a man to shovel snow from the sidewalks at Fox Creek, is the cry of the over-work ed wives of that town. We are glad to note the change in some of the male members of Foxoreek since they have built the temple. It is all right boys, just stick to it and be good. It pays to be good. We wondor where Jobnny Llndsey was that he came home so early on Mon day morning. Mr. E. Collins and Mr.G. Wensel were up to Foxcreek to Sunday school last Sabbath. Bin Head. DIED. SALSU1VER Arthur, Infant son of Daniel and Ada Salsgiver of Smokey Hill, Tionesta tov.-nship, died Wednes day, Jan. 20, 1897, aged 2 months and 3 days. Intlamation of the brain and bowels was the causo of death. Funer al services were conducted in the M. K. church at 2 o clock, Friday after noon by Rev. R. A Huzza, atler which the little body was laid to rest in River side cemetery at this place. Aslenn in Jesus. Blessed sleeeD From which none ever wake to weep. Avalm and undisturbed repose Unbroken by the least of foes. Asleep in Jesus far from thee. Thy kingdom and their graves may be, niu luiiiB is sun a uiesseu steep From which none ever wake to weep." t RIKND. Kremis, Mercer county. Pa. We be lieve Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to be the best remedy in use. We use it in our own families, and it is a favorite among our customers. Heckor Bros. A Co. 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by G. . , i it . uuvaru. Mirtlitoa ifldm lib. hnnni Vi . lira 1. at stake. Croup gives no time to send im h uocior, uciay may mean aeatn. One Minute Cough Cure gives instant re- 1101 ana insures recovery. The only Imrmloua rattio.l. tlmt nriulmuu imme diate results. 11 oat ii y. Killmer. Constipation in its worst forms, dvs. pepsia, sick headache, biliousness and derangement of the liver are readily cured by DeWitt's Little Early Risers. These little pills never gripe. Small pin, saie pin, uest pin. Heath A Kill mer. One of the most remarkable cures of rheumatism on record is related hv Mr I. M. 1 homnson. nost master at Decker's foint, fa., as loliows: "While out driv ing one dav last winter I was causrht in a com rain, rue next morning 1 was un able to move my head or arms, owing to hii attack ot iiillauimatorv rheumatism. Mv flul-lf tnnttll..(, All f.M . nlivulnlan K.ifr suggested mat i use l tiamocrliun s I'am Halm, there being a bottle open on the counter. He rubbed the affected parts throughly with Pain Balm and built up a hot fire. I dozed off to sleep and wliea I awoke about half an hour later the pain had gone entirely, and I have not been troubled since. People come here from many miles around to buy Chamber lain's medicines." For sale by G. W. llovard. One thing is certain : It will not do to fool with a bad cold. No one can toll what the end will be. Pneumonia. 'atarrh, chronic bronchitis, if not con sumption, invariably result from a neg- lecieu coui. it is surprising, too, thai bad colds are so often neglected when one remembers bow easily and at what little expense they may lie cured. Chamber lain s ( ouuu Keinudv is alwavs nromnt aud effectual, and costs but a trifle; 2') or no cents is a trine as compared with the disastrous ellocts of a neglected cold. Mr, A liuar Mercer nt Uilworthtowii. Chester county, Pa., in speaking of this remedy, sanl : "omeliiiie ago 1 hud a bad cold aud coiiu'li. I tried almost everything. Finally Mr. Hunt, the druggist, recom- neuded I uauilierluin s CoukIi Kemedv. and one 50 cent bottle ol it cured me en tirely." For sale bv U. W. Kovanl. QUN REPAIRING. J. E. BUMGARDNER, a practical workman, has fitted up a Repair Shop iu the Kepler building, op posile Hotel Agnow, and is prepared to promptly do all work pertaining to GUN KKPAIRING, BICYCLE REPAIRING, AND. SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING in a superior manner. Giv him a call. O VIA' CXPIR1INOI. .ll a. TRAD! MARKS, COPYRIGHTS 4o. k . . Ml An rone en1tn a ketch and description mar Quickly acertttiri, frue. whether au luvuuttoa l prohrtMy puttmtablti. Cuiuujuiili'tiona atriotlf Ciuniltuitlal. OIlrl kureiH'j f r ftwcuriiitf pat (tula Iu America. Wa hava a Wakbuitftou oftoa. Han-tit taknn tliruujtu lluiiU t Co. ruoviv apauial uutioti iu th SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, bvautlfullr Illustrated. Urnt circulation Of anv rieutlHc luuruul. weekly. Usraia AuO s w . Sl fiuix month. htt..'iui.-a mad lLkD BUuK Oil filtNTU uliHluO. MUNN A CO., 301 brday, Kw tf ark. Any person denial work Hone will aTi'md in mind (hst I will he in i. for the week commencing on tlie first j, Monday of each month. tf R. II. Rtillson. Notice of Appeals. Notice Is hereby given that the Com missioners of KoreM count v w ill meet at their otllee In the Court House in Tlones ta lloro., on the 18th, liith and 2nth of February next, Tor the purpose of hold ing a Court of Appeals from the assess ment of 18)17. W. M. Coon. C. M. Whitkmah. Hkrmak Hi.um. Attest, (j0, Com'rs. J. T. Dalk, Clerk. Cnnflrmatlon Notice. ASSIGNEE OF If. H. II ENS EL FOR BENEFIT OF CREDITORS. Notice is hereby given that C. H. Wil ton, Assignee, has filed his account, and that the same will be presented for allow ance and confirmation at Court, at Tio nesta, Pa., on the fourth Monday of Feb ruary, 18!7, when said account will be allowed unless cause be shown to the contrary. J. II. ROBERTSON, Prothonotary. Confirmation Notice. Notice Is hereby given that the follow account has been filed in mv office and will be presented at (he next term of court for confirmation. First and final account of Nelson P. Wheeler, Executor of the last will and testament of George Root, late of Hick ory township, Forest county, Pa., de ceased, s J. H. ROBERTSON, Clerk Orphans' Court. Tlonesta, Pa., January 14K, 1K7. Administrator's Notice. Whereas, Letters of Administration upon the estate of J. J. Reynolds, late of Barnett township, deceased, have been granted the undersigned by the Register. All persons indebted to said estate nre lequested to make payment, and those having claims against the same will pre sent same without delay to J. B. Maze, Adm'r.. 8. D. Irwin, Att'y. Clarington, Pa, December 9, 181M5. 8t.' PROCLAMATION Whereas, The Hon. Charles H. Noyes President Judge of the Court of Common Pleas and Quarter Sessions in and for the county of Forest, has Issued bis pre cept for holding a Court of Common Pleas, Quarter Sessions of the Peace, Orphans' Court, Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery, at Tionesta, for th County of Forest, to commence on the Fourth Monday of February, being the 22nd day of February, 18H7. No tice Is therefore if i veil to the Cor oner, Justices of the Peace and Con stables of said county, that they bo then and there iu their proper persons at ten o'clock A. M., ol said day with their records, inquisitions, examination, and other remembrances, to do those things which to their otlioe appertain to be done, and to those whoare bound in recognizance to prosecute against the prisoners lhatare or shall be in the jail of Forest County, that they may be then and there to prosecute against them as shall be just. Given un der my hand and seal this 26th day of January, A. D. 1807. FRANK P. WALKER, us. Sheriff. SHERIFF'S SATE. " BY VIRTUE of sundry write of Fieri Facias issued out of the Comt of Com mon Pleas of ForeNt County, Pennsylva nia, and tome directed, there will beex posed to sale bv publio vendue or outcry, at the Court House, in the Borough of Tionesta, Forest County, Pa., on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22, A. D., 18.r7, at 1 o'clock p. m., the following described real estate to-wit ; CONEWANOO BUILDING LOAN AS SOCIATION vs. W. II. CONE, Fi. Fa., No. 22, February Term, 'ii7. (Waivers.) C. M. Hkawkey, Att'y. All the right, title, interest and claim of the defendant of, in and to all that cer tain piece or parcel of laud situate in the Borougti ot I lonesta, county ol Forest, aud Stale of Pennsylvania, beiug lot No. U, block "K," iu said Borough, ami bounded and described as follows, vis: Beginning at a post, corner of Dale and May streets ; thence by Dale street oorth twelve degrees east, fifty-four (54) feet to post, cornsr of lot No. 8 ; thence by lot No. 8 south seventy degrees east, one hundred thirty three ( 13H) feet to a post at Vine street; thenee by said Vine street south twelve degrees west, forty-four (44) feet to corner ol May and Vine streets at a post; thence by May street north eighty-four degrees west, one hundred thirty-five (l:tfl) feet to the place ol be ginning. Containing one-fourth of an acre ol land more or less. Being the same land conveyed by Mary A. Arner anu husband to W. if. Cone by deed dated November 2tith., 18i!4, recorded in tlie Recorder oillce ol forest county, in wJ Deed Book 28, at page 23. Having t ilnma tr: on one two-story frame dwelling-hoiitJo, .'. out uousc, iruit trees, ,vc, ko. Taken iu execution and to be sold as the property of W. II. Cone at the suit of the Couewaiigo Building Louu Associa tion. ALSO: SAMl'ELCRAWFOlin vs. W.G.COW ANA SON, Fi. Fa., No. lo. Feb. Term, 18!t7. (Waivers.) A lien A Sons, At torneys. All tlie right, title, interest aud claim of the deteiiilunl ol, iu and to all IhcT cer- lain tract or piece of land situate iu Howg' " township in the County of Forest, in tlie State of Pennsylvania, described iu the patent thereof as follows: A certain tract of land called Greenfield, situate in the late purchase Northumber land county, beginning at a post, thence by the Holland Company's laud west five hundred and torty-turee perches to a beech ; thence by vacant laud south three hundred and ix perches lo a beech ; thence by said vacancy and Jeremiah Warder A Company's other land east five hundred and forty-six perches to a post, and thence by said Warder A Com pany's land north three hundred and six perches to the beginning. Containing nine hundred and seventy-nine acres, twelve perches, and allowance of six per cent, lor roads. An (Which said tract was Nurvejed in pui'Miauce of a warrant nuuilier throe thousand eight hundred ami three, CtMiil) dated April tlie eighth. A. 1)., 1 7 1 i, granted to the said Jeremiah Warder A Company said patent rooorded ill Patent Hook "P," No. 2ri, paue 4.1:1, in the Surveyor General's otlice ol I'enu'a. ) Three old houses ami one stable tliereou erected. One-sixth of all oil. gas, coal ami min erals reserved. Taken iu execution and to be sold as the property of W. G. Cowan A Sou at the suit ol Samuel Crawford. TERMS OF SALE. The following must be strictly complied wall w hen tlie property is stricken down: I. When the plaintilf or other 1 un cred itors becon, e the purchaser, the costrton the writs must 1st paid, aud a list ol liens including iuoiiiil;c searches on tlie prop erty sol. I, together with such lien credit or s re iil lor the amount ot the pro ceeds ol the sale tu sucii pirtii'ii tlicrtsil 4 lie may claim, miisl be luiiiislicil tho sheriff. 2. All bids must be paid ill full. 8. All e.ales ul settled immediately will be continued until '1 o'clock p. m,, ol the next day, at which Unit' all piopcrtv not settled fur will auaiu be put up suj Mild al the expense and risk ol the pel son to wlioul lust See Purdou Digest, Ninth Edition, page 4Ni aud Smith a Forms, uago 3M. FRANK P. WALK1.R. Micrill. Slicntl Ouicv, TioucKUt, Pa.. January 25, l$J".
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