THE FOREST REPUBLICAN.
4. K. WINK.
Coitoh PROPmtTOft.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 111, ISO.
Announcement.
Terms Ktrictly cash in advance.
Republican Primaries, Saturday, May
14, 1W8.
PRESIDENT JUDGE.
We are authorized to announce Will
iam Schnur.of Warren, riw a candidate
for the ollioe of President Jude, mibloct
to the decisiou of the Republican Pri
maries of Forest County, and the 37th
Judicial District Convention.
We arp authorized to announce D. I.
Pall, of Warren, Pa., as a candidate for
the ofllce of President Jndire, subject to
the decision ol the Republican Primaries
of Forest County, and the 37th Judicial
District Convention.
We are authorized to announce W. M.
Li ndsey, of Warren, Pa., as a candidate
for the oIIIcb of President Judtro, aubipct
to the decision of the Republican Primar
ies of Forest County, and the 37lh Judic
ial Convention.
ASSEMBLY.
We are authorized to announce Dr. S.8.
Towlcr of Jenks townsliip.as a candidate
for Assembly, subject to Republican
usage.
We are authorized to announce Jona
than AlhatiRh, of Hickory township, as
a candidate for Assembly, subject to Re
publican usapes.
We are authorized l announce Jno, W.
Black, Esq., of Howe township, as a can
didate for Assembly, subject to Republi
can usages.
COUNTY TREASURER.
We are authorized to announce Calvin
M. Arnor, of TioApsta IJorougb as a can
didate for County Treasurer, subject to
Republican usages.
We are authorized to announce John
R. Osgeud, of Tionesta Borough as a can
didate for County Treasurer, subject to
Republican usages.
We are authorized to announce 8. M.
Henry of Jenks township as a candidate
for County 7'reaaurer, subject ta Repub
lican usages.
STATE DELEGATE.
We are authorized to announce N. P.
Wheeler, of Hickory township, as a can
didate for Delegato to the Republican
State Convention.
We are authorized to announce E. D.
Steiner, ot Jenks township, as a candi
date for Delegule to the Republican Slate
convention.
Will SOT LIKELY.
There is nothing new iu war cir
cles of the past few days, aod oo uew
fad has beeo sprung by the "yel
low journals" to make anything like
a respectable scare. Tbe promptness
and unanimity with which tbe f)50,'
000,000 appropriation passed both
llouses of Coogress.thus putliog a half
buudred million at tne immediate
disposal uf the administration, bas as
loDiahea the world, and iu Us notice
to Spain as to wbat sbe may expect
in case she concludes to try couclu
sions whu uncle Ram, is worth more
than a good sized navy. IfPresideul
McKiuley bad asked for double tbe
amount it would Lave beeo just as
freely given. As soon as tbe naval
court of inquiry submits its report the
I'resideul will lay it before Congress
with a message accompanying it, and
if it is shown tbat tbe destruction of
tbe Maine was anything but an acci
dent, Spain will be asked to settle all
accounts, including indemnity for
the lives lost. It is also strongly
hinted that Congress will be asked to
recognize tbe independence of Cuba
Ibe work of fortifying our -coast de
fenses in all parts is being briskly
carried torward, and when needed ev
erytbiug will be iu reidiuess to com'
inand respect for any demand which
this government feels called upon to
Meantime we believe there will be
do war.
Alliance and Friendship.
Discussion in London uf a possible
British-American alliance does not
take a very serious tone, though tbe
comment is eutirely frieudly. Eng
lisb Statesmen generally understand
tbat the Monroe doctrine is opposed
to any loreigo alliance, and that it
baB been the policy of the country to
avoid any such from the time when
George Washington delivered his
farewell warning against entangle
menta with foreign powers until the
present time. At tbe same lime it is
believed by them that in a movement
of supreme d Anger to Great Britain
ine united stales would exert every
legitimate itinuence 10 aver; tne ca
tastrophe.
This is a very fair view of the atti
tude of this cotiutry. Oa this side of
the ocean it is quite generally under
stood that tbe interests ot Ureat lint
ain ana ine united Mates are very
much allied ; tbat a serious injury to
tbe one would be an injury to tbe
other. If tbe United States were in
danger of defeat by another power
England would find means to lend
assistance. But there is no such
dauger existing, and the talk about
alliance aud putting the lirilish Ueet
at our disposal is only an extreme
expression of good will, without fur
ther significance. We are amply
able to meet hpain without any as
istauce.
No doubt Greut Brituin aud other
European countries have been favor
ably impressed by the conservative
disposition of this country iu the
present situailon. The impression
has been held abroad that the tan
kees were a nation of jingoes, ready
to go to any extreme for vengence, or
to meet a political exigency. IiiBtead,
it lias been demonstrated that war is
deprecated, that the only extreme
disposition is that of tolerance to
ward au insolent and barbarous mon
arcny. .Naturally, ureat lirituin ex
presses its admiration by friendly en
couragement, and ine other powers
stand attid iu tb6 conviction thai if
war does come the right will be on
the side of the United States. Pitts
burg I)inpakh.
The ileaih of General William S.
Iioeeran on the 12lh inst. removes
(lie last of the really great generals
of the late war oti either cirto of
the conflict. He wan 7! years of age
Tin: trial of Sheriff Martin and his
deputies for the Littimer shooting
last fall, in which a number of strik
ing rioters were killed, ended in
verdict of acquittal on the lUh iost.,
in the Luzerne county courts.
IiErilESKNTATIVK W. C. Arnold,
uf the Clearfield district, bas been
named as Pennsylvania's representa
tive on the Republican Congressional
committee. Mr. Arnold is an enthusi
astic Republican, an effective cam
paigner aod the distinction given him
is most worthily bestowed. Holi
duysburg Rcgulcr.
The appropriation of $50,000,000
by Congress will uot necessitate the
issue of bonds. Tbe Secretary of the
Treasury says that the treasury is
amply prepared to meet any demands
that may be made upon it. On Feb.
1st the cash ou hand was repuried at
f H5(i,571,7()6. Who says your Uncle
Sam is not in a prosperous condition ?
Cardinal Gjbmns, of Baltimore,
gave good advise in his address at the
mass for the repose oi souls of the men
who went down in the Maine. He
counseled silence and order and an
upholding of the President's hands at
this critical period, and he rebuked
the yellow newspapers and Jingoes
who are so anxious for war before
they learn whether there is a cause
for war.
A dispatch from Centre couuty to
the Pittsburg papers stales that Dep
uty Secretary of the Commonwealth
W. F. Reeder will not bo a candi
date for the Kebublican nomination
or Congress in this district. The
name of A. Wayne Cook of this coun
ty has been mentioned in connec
tion with the Congressional nom
ination, but whether by Mr. Cook's
sanction we do not know. On the
democratic sine a number ot names
have been mentioned, among them,
Col. Jack Spaugler, defeated in'DG by
Mr. Arnold; ex-Judge L. L Krebs
and Matt. Savage of Clearfield coun
ty ; and Prof. Davis of Clarion Nor
mal school, and D. M. Gary, also of
Clarion countv.
The Hon. John Wanamaker has
notified the "business men's league"
that he will accept the nomination
for Governor, and iu his letter inti
mates that we must have an executive
who will not approve "padded pay
rolls, legislative junkets, mileage
grabbing," etc., in which he is quite
right. Hut what is the matter with
having a Governor, also, who will not
veto an eminently fair and just nier
cautile license bill at the request of
the great merchant -princes of tbe
State, thus beating the Common
wealth nut of a yearly revenue ot
a million or a million and a half dol
lars; enough, in fact, in one year, to
pay all the legislative junkets and
padded pay rolls that have been al
lowed in tbe last 20 years, with t
good balance left ?
The Brooklyn Eagle, that able in
dependent Uetuocraiic paper, in
speaking of the character of Presi
dent McKiuley as it is beiDg re'
vealed, says: "Ine year between
March 4, 197 and March 4, 181)8,
reveals William McKiuley as a pa
triotic American, a cautious but firm
Executive, a conciliatory but self-re
specting politician in his relations
with Congress, a prouounced but un
factional Republican in his relations
with bis party, a consistent protec
tioniil in his ecouomeo convictions, i
courageous friend ot civil service re
form, and an official who, kuowing
war as a soldier aud loving peace as a
citizen cultivates tho things which
make fur peace in tbe spirit and at
titude of our Uvernmeut, while not
uomindful of that duty of readiness
for war which emergencies, neither o
our creation nor of our choosing, have
forced upon the nationat attention
The President is quite as large a roan
as his eulogists have maintained. He
is a far better roan than bis oppo
nents represent. He is a much abler
man than Mugwump criticism, . with
the intolerance of half estimate and
and the purbliudncss of half lights
can conceive anyone to be but them
selve."
Don't annoy others by vour couuhinir
and rmK your lile liv neglecting a cold
One Minute Cough Cure cures coughs,
colds, croup, grippe and all throat and
lung troubles. Heath iV. Killmer.
THE OLD RELIABLE
LIVERY STABLE,
OF
TIONESTA, - PENN.
S. S. CANFIELD, PROPRIETOR.
Good Stock, Good Carriauos aud Bun
gios to lot upon the iiioct reasonable tonus.
tie will uIho do
JOB TZE-AZMZIlNrGr-
All orders loft at tho Post Olllcn will
receive prompt attention.
Pit. tlUGUST MQ&CK
OFTIOIAK
V 714 National Bunk Building,
OIL CITY, PA.
Kyet exauiiued free.
KxclUbivciv optical.
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TREASURER'S SALE
OF
SEATED AND UNSEATED LANDS
IN FOREST COUNTY, PA.
BY VIRTUE or Sundry acts of the
'icneral Assembly of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania relating to tho sale oT
Seated aiid Unseated lands in the County
of Forest, etc., tor taxes due and unpaid,
I will ofler at public sale at the Court
House, in the Borough of Tionesta, Pa.,
on the
SECOND MONDAY OF JUNE, 188,
being the Thirteenth day of June, I8!'B, at
10 o clock a. in,, the following described
piece of land, or such parts thereof as
may be necessary to saiisiy me amount
of taxes and costs due and unpaid against
the same, and continue tho same from
ay to day as the same may be found
ecessary.
TERMS OF SALE.
The amount of taxes and costs must be
paid when the property Is struck off, or
the sale may be avoided and the proper
ty put up and resold.
All Irnrts not otherwise mnrkrri nrr nrivrr
ir.ril for laxra for 1896 ! 1897.
UNHEATICU LANDH.
Barnett Township.
War. Acre. Warrant, or Owner. An'a.
3H',0 49 John Becker 1402 25
(701 ii8 Red B J 14 00
159 247J4 Clark & Krietler E. part 268 38
111 100 Steiner. Daniel 42 00
42 Oil City Fuel Sunnly Co '97 5 34
6700 2!5 M W Barnes tl Pearsal 41 30
Creen Township.
3HS G4 Lacy 42 32
MS04 1124 Collins & Watson 7."3 7ii
6805 704 Collins Hi Watson 378 30
01 1213 Collins & Watson 1,013 9t
00 102H Collins & Watson 1,089 09
14 95 May H H Tionesta Oil Bbl
Co 12 25
5189 112 Myers EH& Co 8 05
189 106 EO Emerson fl Conrad 1960
5183 373 Thomas F Thomas '97 24 30
3818 66 Lacy 7 27
106 First National Bauk of
Holidavsburg
187 May & Kelly, Saddle Bag
Tract
373 T C Fowler fl Thomas '97
232 John A Dale Heirs
110 8. D. Irwin fl Pilissfl '97
1.) 93
24 32
181
24 30
30 17
13 CO
347 82
20 00
8 14
61K5
61K3
3816 A1
T. D. Collins
3817 C"'
3816
3817 (
54 TD Collins fl Wallace
320 48 Clark, Mrs Fayette
"i00 04 Collins & Watson
8 32
6500 181K Proper, O V & J F land
only.
24 25
8501 132J4 Proper & Lacy
3818 183 T D Collins & Co
6189 50 T J Bowman '97
17 23
137 31
4 05
Hr.rmony Township
1'I2 McCalmont, J S 33 00
10,1 McUalmontJohnF 13 80
145 Oarson Shamburg 38 28
Wof 80 Brennan & Weed fl
Newbury '97 1 98
22V 88 Cartwright 6 0
222
200 Howarth heirs 52 80
75 Miles Hugh 24 56
50 Breden James fl llogan 13 20
41 Guild JO 13 20
No 5
2.9 Pittsburg National Bank
of Commerce 85 48
160 Smiley DrrlOetche! 39 60
SO A J & J 1( Siggios 9 90
153 J H Osmer 59 40
110 J H Osmer 26 40
100 Bowman T J fl Connnly 19 80
100 Biggins & Helm, fl T B 16 60
95 Biggins & Helm, fl Page &
Brown 25 08
23 Biggins John, fl Carson 13 20
50 Stianihurg (J fl Patzgroff 9 90
5 Bbatnburg U fl Moor 3 30
37K Bhamburg (i 13 20
100 Sliarabum G fl Landers
farm li oil and gas 9 04
Hickory Township.
Sub. Acres. W.rraowt at Owner.
Am'u
5203
570 Wilkins Crocker &
Long
ofl20 Longwell & Fee '97
60 H H Stow
2 Francis Henry
o3 O Biggins fl Biggins
o0 J M Kepler
82 50
S 44
11 25
1 79
7 96
5232
5191
5192
7 50
7 50
5192
3689
50 O Biggins fl Clapp
300 JMCiappfl unknown 00 00
34 Martin Smith '96 34 85
41 O Biggins fl Church 16 t9
1 O Biggins fl Middle-
1:1 78
5192 20-l5of 624acres J W Wilson '07 5 78
5192 22 Dickracer J H & Wm
'UU 2 05
5192 200 Dickraeer J H & Wm
'96 10 40
5210 it Holbrook 8 8 4 02
15 Kiddle M K fl Church 2 2
5192 Uofl'H) Brennan & Dale, fl L
E P Co '97 3 40
Howe Township.
3197 37 H Waldheimer 24 90
4791 1125 Wright & Duhrinn 830 00
5266 Uof8r2 W W Cook 235 72
1823 453 Pittsburg & Forest
Co Lumber Co 334 10
5105 1031 Orandin Oil Co X oil
and gas 42 7j
5108 228 Uraodiu Oil Co M oil
and gas 18 C9
318,'j 107 MilHln, J 30 72
Vacant 400 C J Fox L.st. south l
97 88 00
2850 10 109 W Willink fl Bcho-
fleld '97 9 59
2916 13 100 E N Lee Receiver "97 9 50
2916 19 111 W Willink Stewart M
of land 18 41
2916 20 108 W Willink Stewart '
of laud 17 85
208 23 50 E N Lee Receiver '97 4 40
2808 24 f0 K N Lee Receiver '97 4 40
2850 2 110 P J fcwain 18 2!
Vacaut 138 RJ Blood HCH Blood 41 60
.5801 406 south Penn Oil Co fl
Means & While 79 2.
2977 100 Rappee J 8 33
Vacant 60 John Fertig fl E TCo
97 22 00
Vacant 60 John Fertig fl ET Co
97 22 00
Vacant 3GU Fertig McKinney&
Batterfleld 24 90
2W W 8 Cole tl Nueent 2 08
2878
3189
3191
423
3195
3195
3192
4790
4821
3-oof 1160 O W & J F Proper 57 2 70
1028 WD Wood Trustee "97 90 SO
1104 T 1) Collins Iit4 00
181 T D Collins 142 10
2 .0 T D Collins 83 00
25 T D Collins 8 30
1122 T D Collins 8-10 00
HM T I Collins 747 00
HIS T D Collins 312 00
250 5 109 Woodrutt Chas '97
9 69
10 14
2977 Jofta il Willink W Coulter
2736 110 Booth Bros
2977 Jj'of34 61 K N LeeKeceiver '97
3M01 18 Moans & White
Jenks Township.
1H 2'
5 37
2 90
5142 11 110 Boyntou P 22 1
31U5 411 11 Leroy t J Liuk-
lain 18!)7 45 5:
3179 51 551 H Leroy A J Link-
lain, () W Proper 65 30
112 Henry UoKsman 88 48
69 II LeroviJ Li uk lain 69 96
50 Mrs Isabella Price 43 46
50 Mrs Isabella Price 41 88
3179
59
60
30
30
13-14-19
20
3179
3181
3181
3182
1073 Buker Hammond
Co 395 00
3564
11.11 N H'IioIhoii John now
Wheeler linker
LiiinberCo57-tilth
ol tax 985 03
3174 48
6129
3177 31
Vacant
3159
Vacant
8m i7
8171
317.1
3173
3SII0
3183
3175
'Mj Gallagher C II Mc
Williams 73 48
58 NicIioIhoii a Mc
Phersou 18H7 23 49
114 Hunsluin Cums 90 06
200 it J Blood fl Blond 118 60
828 C 11 Clark A Kruilt-
ler K end Ogleuby 259 1
43 Thomas Nugent 6
1126 Wright A Duhring 177 90
lo.i Blood P P Oil 64
100 Blood P P
80 Hlood P P ,48
100 Kin ma J Curry 1JC'.,
-u A M Monies -
H 10
15 80
u;o4
utnci o
::s Wood Cyr"
an Estate
003 Grandin Oil Co oil
A gas 35 66
581 UrandinOilColoil
A pas 4 68
160 Kd Bevler, fl Blood 126 40
80 ' " 63 20
100 Proper Agnew A
Kelly 15 80
148 Hall Gardner Co '97 32 07
2791 T J Matrott 11 Curll
A Co 44 24
1124 Hall Gardner Co97 213 00
334 South Penn Oil Co 52 78
9.V1 Hall OardnerACo97 32-2 38
8 1 TO 22
3042 7
SfioO
143
9
aim
3 HOI
acaut
200 Wallace A Pearsal I
oil, caii
30 Cecil Grooe, fl Fore
man 681 Marshall A White,
15 80
4 74
141
13
8169
2022
u Hevier
195 North Penn Oil Co
86 Means a White
64 24
30 82
13 58
7 91
8X01
Vacant
61 FF Whittekin
loo Proper A Agnew
1073 John M 1-ane oil,
gas, mineral
140 Zeller A Buhl, fl
W A D 1897
15 96
84 48
3182
3064
306.1
5141
11 33
140 Grove W A. fl W A D 11 34
127 KnuppAYalosfllUy 15 43
Kingsley Township.
Acree. Wirmoie. er (Imr. Am't,
115 Gilbert James 24 36
222 Propor O. W. fl Watson 23 20
r.r.
6137
5145
33
50 John A. & Jackson Stewart 8 70
1H0 3!K) Wolf Co
188 inf320 William Sinclair
45 24
27 84
8 70
31 84
47 20
6105 340 Grandin A Co J oil A gas
108 10!W " " "
6109 1630 " " "
110 300 " " "
" 8 70
" 89 91
" 29 17
fl Schooley 20 30
6128 1377 " " "
129 1006 " " "
214 100 Anchor Oil Co,
6131 I0O0 Forest Oil Co.
ZlHino
3 79
77 91
6138 321 Whittekin A Brennan
234 Jof 81)5 D. C. Cornon laud only
6194 3of 80 Lake Erie Pet. Co.
5194 iofSO Brennan Dale, HUE.
4 16
1 40
092
rei. uo miij
6193 Jof 400 Brennan A Dale, fl b. E.
Pet. Co., 1897
Tionesta Township.
2 Sieging A., 11 Hepburn
431 W. t Dalrymnle
tof 170 Dale John A.. Ileirs
78
977
39 78
70 20
251 85
18 00
15 70
30 68
12 48
2824 ISO Olllmore A Dull
2836 1072 Hannah A Gilfillan
lor 405 8. T. May A Irwin '98
200 " " " '97
98 Samuol R. Philips Heirs
40 J, V. VanVrankiu
2828 Jof 43 S. D. Irwin, tl Vauderhoof 8 39
3822 1084 Woods Heirs 812 00
200 A. B. Kellev 78 00
109 May U. H.. Saddle bag tract 17 00
3824 200 K. M. Paine, fl Kenneway 64 00
K Curtis 195 James Blakely, 97 37 06
oo j. r. jjrennan, n ruH-
stock, 1897 4 66
0U J. T. Brennan 1 49
2821 112 A. B. Kellev. fl Allen Hay 26 21
2826 Jof820 Bennehoof others '97 28 60
210 Grove W. A., fl Irwin 97 18 24
2 Whittekin K. F.. fl Carson 78
2835 63 Freeman a Greaves 17 10
40 Perry, fl Dustln 6 24
6J Overlander J. F. 3 90
160 O. O. Sickles 24 96
184 Cropp Win., fl May
Irwin 1.-U7 13 98
HKATED LABS.
Barnett Township.
Wtr. Acres. Warrantee or Owner. Am't.
3147 260 Crossman W A 41 55
3147 225 " " 37 44
6701 105 Haight Geo, fl Flick 23 42
5 Magee F A '96 6 46
25 Dunkle Henry '97 4 43
27J ' " '97 3 99
25 Starr J W '97 3 38
Creen Township.
3825 50 1st Nat'l Bank ot Holli-
davsbure
16 60
3186 106 1st Nat'l Bank of Holli-
davsburtr
22 75
332.1 106 Whitman Seldon
11 40
3819 50 Longstrelh Heirs
3820 89 Walters Orris A Chas
6 75
8 08
1 70
8 19
Hickory Township.
10 Allegheny Nat'l Bank 06
6199 50 Albaugh J H
160 Ball N G A Win
25 28
750
5191 63 Dayton Jesse
330 Dayton Jesse
48 84
Island 5 Dalo John A Heirs
5190 60 Keister A Church
1 81
3(10
14 20
7 20
96 MeCutcheon Clarissa
5233 60 Patterson D L
11 Barnhart A Bender 1897
38
Island 7 Hanah J L 1897
Island 12 Kinnear John 1897
1 16
2 28
43 32
b203 670 Mercantile Oil Co 1897
Howe Township.
532 Chambers A Fisher 1896
3186
92 31
2808
200 Coulter A Uncapher
643 Murphey A Others
33 20
3194
106 75
35 20
3186
100 Hwaln f J 1897
68 Swain P J 1897
10 Clark N F 1897
i Adans P L 1897
Jenks Township.
926 Means A Dempsey
I Gleun WO,li Wishie'97
) Kerr Miss Agness 1897
6.1 Nevison Jamas 1897
1 Kramer Frank 1897
3186
24 21
8195
3801
88
2 21
3800
3801
127 78
91
8171
2 43
3801
8171
11 34
02
3646 1148 VanUorn A Groloman, fl
MUJ (JO 1897
Kingsley Township.
88 47
5134 802 Da r rah A Co
6213 310 Heard A Davbnoort
07 85
49 69
5214 200 Heard A Davenport
60 90
64 04
6217 1241 Heard A Davenport
oieo ss'.m lawreuce A Smearoaugu
6180 35 Lawrence and Smear-
860
baugli. fl Zuendell
9 40
4 50
32 65
13t7
118 36
19 16
5 30
5208 1 Proper it Meyers
6212 366 Schooley J C & Co
g 180 Starrow Chas 1896
6135 1157 Watson A Freeman
6131 170 Watson & Freeman 1897
5208 120 Heard Davenport 1897
fcl.tU 1l')l I
ft I'M i7A Watson A Freeman
90
20 21
6186 66 Sutton & Collins 1897
513
Tionesta Township
2835 468 Anderson John 14180
3821 104 Dickey Mrs Eunice 1896 15 00
3091 i otoo Casper Mrs Eisert 1890 2 18
2824 63 Faller Joseph 17 57
2824 5f0 Gillniore il Dull 53 16
381J4 60 Hepler J O 15 2:i
3824 60 Hugos Sarah 18 87
106 Agnew Proper A Jamison 24 97
5 Thomson John 1896 96
60 Armstrong Geo 1897 II 21
92 Bleakley James 1897 10 49
60 Clapp E E 1897 9 66
885 C u rim A Anderson 1897 100 90
60 Poller Michal 1897 8 66
1 Hunter G 8 1897 15
130 Lincoln Oil Co 1897 26 60
2 Overlander J F 1897 2 80
285 Porter & McNaughtou '97 38 00
106 Webster. Co 1897 16 1
Tionesta Borough.
.ere M'ernmtee or Owner. Ani't.
15 Dale Mrs Nancy, fl Sickles 1898 3 23
10 Davis JO 5 10
12 Hopkins II Jill Co, 11 Sickles 6 16
25 Robinson O W, fl Sickles 10 76
60 Robinson it Kelly, fl Sickles 13 35
lof 5 Robinson G W 1896 2 68
i Riley Hattie, fl Smith 1897 4 60
1 Roberts Mead 4 3
j Smith Mrs Maud 1897 6 45
395 Sickles G G 267 00
i Ileibenthal Mrs Mary 1896 15 05
1 Teitswnrth Mrs J N 1897 10 75
6 Knox D S 1897 1 50
Harmony Township.
37 Church Mrs Nancy
100 Dawson Walter IK'.kJ
8 Grant Krb
100 isher Bros
37 Fogle W H 1890
50 Green J K
62 Green J K
35 Green J K
02 Miles J N
30 Mills Case A Co
A l...w,ll I II
14 85
10 40
2 82
37 00
7 33
7 05
12 75
10 32
14 05
12 78
10(1 Pittsburg Aj7Ji.e.r.rv?lUln011Co 23
,,!.J,c'!"-oUig A Cherry Run Oil Co 14
I" . PHImI, hi-, r.WI.Ki-i-u Kim Oil C.i A7
5 Hupp Jacob Itf.Hi
125 Sitiieius St Helm, fl Car
47
2t
57
35
20
28
KD Sluinuui'K Larson
218 Shamburg (larson
131 Sliiiinbur tiarson
100 Wilson A L LSi.il
108 WUnoii Sam 181)tl
5110
5121)
817110-11
2J Coulter W II 1897 P0
35 Wood W H 8 90
82 Wood W II 22 95
250 Gorman Heirs 63 02
46 Hopkins A A, fl Neill 11 73
50 Brown Sam 1897 6 60
73 Baird A Bradley 1897 11 80
84 Beaty David 1W7 7 50
124 Dawson I II 1897 19 60
20 Howell W B 1897 (War 227) 2 50
141 Hopkins A A, fl Horhkiss 1897 4 38
1 McChesney Hanah 1897 1 25
103 Coulter V II 1897 14 85
2m Pittsburg Co Ohara 1MT7 43 68
32 Siggins A Bams 1897 4 22
By virtue of an act of Assembly en
titled "An an act to regulate the collect
ion of taxes on unsealed lands," ap
proved the 6th day of June, 1S87, interest
will be charged on 1896 taxes from Janu
ary 1, 1897 to dale of payment, and on 1897
taxes from January 1st, 1898 to date of
payment, at the rate ot six per cent., per
annum. Five per cent, will.be added on
all taxes on seated lands.
JAS. H. FONES, Treasurer.
Tionesta, Forest Co., Pa., March 4, 1898.
Mercantile Appraiser'!, Ijlftt
For Forest County,
A. I. 1808.
BAI1NKTT TOWNSHIP.
Name. Class. Tax.
W. A. Croasman .13 $10 00
A. Cook's Sons 12 12 60
Marshall Co 13 10 00
Mechlins. London 10 20 00
W. D. A S. H. Shields 11 15 00
OKEKN TOWNSHIP.
Bowman Lumber Co 13 10 00
Collins A Kreitlor 10 20 00
Collins A Watson 13 10 00
HARMONY TOWNSHIP.
O.W.King A Son .....14. 7 00
Sutley Bros 13 10 00
w. jr. siggins 14 7 oo
Turner Bros 12 12 60
W. O. Wilkins 14 7 00
HICKORY TOWNSHIP.
T.J.Bowman 11 15 00
W. P. Crouch 14 7 00
Wheeler A Dusenbury 11 15 00
UOWB TOWNSHIP.
S. Crawtord 14 7 00
H. Gildersleeve 9 25 00
Morris A Neill 12 12 50
J. L. Sax ton 14 7 00
A. Showers 14 7 00
A. M, Van Horn 14 7 00
JENKS TOWNSHIP.
A mslor Bros. A Co 9 25 00
J. W. Baxter 14 7 00
C. J. Berg 14 7 00
J. M. Bemis A Son.. 14 7 00
H. J. Brock 9 25 00
D. Colun 14 7 00
S. ClougliACo 12 12 60
M. C. Carringer 14 7 00
Hammond, Crosby Lumber Co.14 7 00
W. W, Kribba 13 10 00
Chas. S. Leech 9 25 00
Lainona Bros 14 7 oo
J. H. Mensch 13 10 00
Marlonville Hardware and Ma
chine Co 14 7 00
A. D. Neill 13 10 00
T. J. Heynor 13 10 00
S. S. Towlor 14 7 00
Joseph F. Warner 14 7 00
wagnor Wilson 14 7 00
II. C. Zeller A Co 14 7 00
KINGSLEY TOWNSHIP.
M. Andrews 14 7 00
Eli Berlin 14 7 00
Chas. Bauer 14 7 00
Wm. Richards.. 14 7 00
Salmon Creek Lumber Co 14 7 00
Watson Laud Lumber Co 13 10 00
TIONESTA TOWNSHIP.
Chas. M. Whiteman 14 7 00
TIONESTA nOROCUH,
F. P. Amsler 14 7 00
Geo. W. Bnvard...- 14 7 00
C.W.Clark 14 7 00
L. J. Hopkins 12 12 60
Heath A Killmer 13 10 00
8. 11. Haslet & Sons.; 13 10 00
Lawrence A Smearbaugh 12 12 50
Miles A Armstrong 13 10 00
J. K. Morgan 14 7 00
F. R. Lansnn 14 7 00
G. W. Robinson 10 20 00
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
TIONESTA BOROUIl'.I.
Name. Class. Tax
C. M. Arnor A Son 14 7 00
J. T. Brennan 14 7 00
JENKS TOWNSHIP.
M. C. Carringer 14 7 00
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.
TIONESTA llOROtlOH.
Name. Tables. Tax
L. Agnew 2 $40 00
HARMONY TOWNSHIP.
Jacob Bender 3 60 00
KINGSLEY TOWNSHIP.
H. H. Day 2 40 00
BARNETT TOWNSHIP.
H. M. Henderson 2 40 00
JENKS TOWNSHIP,
A. S. Jackson 4 00 00
W. J. Markert 3 50 00
EATING HOUSE A RESTAURANT.
JENKS TOWNSHIP.
Name. Class. Tax
G. W. Buhl 8 5 00
All persons, who are renuired to nav
Mercantile Tax in the county of Forest,
are rated and assessed as shown above,
wuicii uoes not inciuue tne cost or as.
session and collecting. They are hereby
notitied that an appeal will be held at the
i;ounty Treasurer's olllce, in Tionesta,
Forest County, Pa., on Thursday, the
24th day of March, 1898, botween the
hours of 1 and 8 oclock, p. in., when and
where they may attend if they think
proper.
J. A. SMITH, Appraiser.
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President.
A. B.
FOREST COUNTY
TIONESTA,
CAPITAL STOCK,
DIRECTORS
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, F. Ritchey. J. T.
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