Smart k Silberberg.
OIL CITY, PENNA.
SHOE DEPARTMENTEUNDER NEW
MANAGEMENT, HENCE A
Special
Clearance Sale.
Mr Payne, of Ysrren. Pa . who has iusl cime to take chanre nf our
Shoe Department, his insisted oo the
lot ori.ailic' riiildrrii's and Boy, Good, that they will
not be io the way nl his heavy Sprinj Purchase. Many of the luts re very
Urge and we realire that the only way to make a clem sweep is to put the
prices so low that every pair will be immediately sold. It is a well known
fa t that our Shoes are regularly marked 25 percent, lowrr than tame grade
re .ld at in the regular store, and when you add to this soother reduction
of 25 to 33 percent, you may realize what a wonderful rooner savins op.
pirtunity this is The styles aie all
me most r liable makers Itot a shoe in the lot but what ae can conscious
ly recommend.
42 pairs child' kid button, patent
tip. siie 81 to 11 Our price, $1 50;
regular price Jl 75; sale price, 98c pr
84 pairs child's kid, lace.pateat tip,
sizes 8 to 11 Our price $1.50; regu
lar price 81 75; sale i rice.'JSc.
63 pairs Oh 1 1's kid lace.piteut tip,
extension sole, fair siito , Our price
$1.50; regular price, $1 75, sale price,
98c.
25 pairs child' ho calf, ltje,itnck
tipOur price, 81 25; regular priie,
tl 50; sile price, 89).
28 pairs MNsVhnx calf, lace.stnt k
tip, sizes 11 J to 2-Our price, $1 75;
regulr price, $2 00; sale ptiee, $1 29
23 pairs Mines' box calf luce,Uck
t ps, high cut, 11 to 2 Our price,
$2; regular price, $2 50; sale rce,
$1 48
27 pair Mise' patent calf, lace,
mil kid top Our price, $2 25; regu
lar price, $2 75; sale price, $1 69.
24 pairs Women's lace kid, stork
tip, medium sol., Our prior, 82;
regular price, 2.50; sale price, $1.39.
19 pairs Women's lace kid. cloth
top. hand turned Our price.83; reg
ular pries, 83 50; sale price, 81 69.
30 pirs Women' enamel calf,
high cut lace, Goodyear welt, exten
sion sole and heel, rope stitch Our
prire, $3; regular price, ?3 50; tale
price, $1 78
SMART &
OIL CITY, PA.
COMMENT ON APPEAL.
ueinity u. a i.ar-a contend mat
Schley Was Condemned on All
Point:.
Washington, Jan. 31. The "com
ment" cf Judge Advocate General
Lemley and Si licitor llanna upon the
appeal cf Aiiaiiral Schley, as sub
mitted to the president by Secretary
I.nug, If less than a third as long as
the apical Itself. The commentators
begin with the statement that Ad
miral Schley and his counsel hava
shitted their grcund. They say the
chief features of the case were "the
retn grade movement"; "disobedience
of ordsrs"; "Inaccurate and mislead
ing official reoorts"; "failure to de
srrcy vessels of the enemy lying with
in sight"; and ' Injustice to a brother
officer." These matters are all grave.
The first was that the finest aggrega
tion of American vessels under one
commaud was by Schley's direction
tnrnec about and headed for Key
West, r. rre than 7o0 miles distant,
when v.-i.hln 22 miles of Santiago,
where the enemy's ships were. The
second was that Schley deliberately
and knowinjly disobeyed the secre
tary's orders overtaking him In his
retrograde movement. The third was
thst Prhley's reason officially given
for the rttrogiade movement and dis
obedience of orders, I. e., "that tho
flying squadron was short of coal,''
was t.ot true. The fourth was that
for throe- days some of the Spanish
ships lay within teach of the flying
cnnnrtroii and no sufficient effort was
made to destroy them. The fifth in
volves I In p:iint of honor. The com
r.irntatc rs fay:
'Tpon all the above named features
b.M'C'Yed by us to be the most in
pu'iant I' not the only really l;n
pottant features, into which the court
made Inquiry, the conduct of Admiral
Schley wa3 condemned by that most
distinguished tribunal. Admiral Dew
ey and Admirals lienhnm ind Ram
say nrlted In their findings and opin
ion up: n all of these several points."
The commentator charge that Ad
miral S-hley now Ignores all the.
grave matters and banes his appeal
upon unimportant features of the rase
as compared with the grave matters
above referred lo.
The commentators say they recog
nize the fact that Admiral Schley de
voted by far the larmr part of his
appeal to the quest inn of command,
and ronnnnnlly give that question a
preimrtionRto space In their com
ment. They declare that the ques
tion Is between Sampson and Schley,
both p'ike Interested, and to Investi
gate it fairlv Iw in should be heard.
Such Incidental testimony on thin
point as cairn before the court was
on Sibley's side only and the doors
were entirely closed to Sampson.
Th y add: "To determine an Im
portant question of this nature under
such conditions Is contrary to the
underlying principle of Anglo-Saxon
Justice.
"The weight of testimony Is to the
effect that the commodore controlled
the movements of his flagship the
Brooklyn well, with the exception of
the loop. Hut It also shows, not neg
atively, but affirmatively and beyond
fieeotlnn fiat he did not control the
immediate ch'sine out of number of
new, of the best and latest lats and rf
28 pairs Wome .' hnx calf, lace.
t ck lip, hifih rut, exteusinn sole
Our price, 82 50; regular price 83;
sale price, $1 69.
25 pairs Women's lace kij, patent
tip, I'Xlensino sole, rope stitch Our
price $2 50; regular price $3; sale
price, $1.69
15 pairs Women's satin slippers, fur
top regular price, 81 50; sale price,
81 19
15 pairs Women's black felt house
slipper regular price $i 50; sale
price 98c.
25 pairs Misses kid, button, patent
tip Our price 81 50; regular price,
$1 75; sale price, 98o.
19 pairs boys' lace, faun calf ex
tension sole, I'.iir stitch Our price,
81 50; regular price, 81-75; sale price
81 19
24 pairs boys' box calf, lace, ex
tension sole, fair siitch Oir price,
82; regular price, 82 50; sale price.
81.49.
Five crsc! G mdyear glove rubbers,
first quality, the very best goods
made sale price, Jllc
Yi Item ore' g It edge shoe dress
ing, large size regulsr price, 25c;
sale pri'-e, 15a.
W itlemo'e t r rench kI- ss ilrssf g
regalar price, IDc; sale price, Uc.
SILBERBERG,
operations of the fleet in general on
that day. All this Is established not
by theoretical deduction or expert or
Inexpert opinion, but by direct, posi
tive, unlmpearhed and unimpeachable
testimony, given under oath by the
admiral' brothers-ln-arms.'
Miss Stone Not Released.
Washington, Jan. 31. Uuless Miss
Stone's captors have abandoned her,
despairing of being able to surrender
her safely to the agents who have
been trying to ransom her, she Is not
yet at liberty. It Is quite certain that
the ransom money has not been paid,
and that the agents referred to have
completely lost touch with the brig
ands, who have been frightened off by
the apeparance of Turkish soldiery In
their neighborhood. The efforts to
secure the woman's release will not
be abandoned, but It 1b feared that
they must be renewed In another di
rection, the present line having been
broken.
Sampson and Cromwell to Be Retired.
Washington, Jan. 31. The navy de
partment has issued an order announc
ing that Uear Admiral W. T. Sampson
and 13. J. Cromwell will be placed on
the retired list on the 9th proximo on
account of age. Admiral Sampson la
now in this city on waiting orders, bis
health having compelled his relin
quishment of active duties several
months ago. Admiral Cromwell 1 in
command of the European station.
A Great Discovery
Not Made by Accident
Great discoveries are not always made
by accident but often by perseverance,
constant study and experience. Such wa
the case that resulted in the discovery ol
Thompson's Barosma which is remarkable
for its cures iu Kidney, Liver and bladder
troubles, also Sciatic Rheumatism.
Barosma is remarkable also in the fact
that the cures it makes are Permanent
A Serious Case Easily Cured.
The third dose of Thompsons' Barosma
made me feel like a new man. I suffered
about a year with pain in the back, side
and groin. My hands, arms, and side of
face became numb ; would wake up numb
all over ; had to get out of bed and go
through gymnastic exercises to get asleep.
I made up my mind to sell out the
jewelry business, as I lost thirty pounds
of flesh in one year. I am very thankful
I took Thompson's Barosma and shall
remain in Titusville. Any person ffiictetl
as I was can call on J. J. Borne, jeweler,
ag West Spring street, and learn what
Karosma, Backache, I.iver, Kidney and
Lumbago Cure did for me. It is a valu
able remedy. The alxwe cure was effect
ed five years ago and I have been well
ever since. J. J. BOKNB.
Cured in Four Days.
About twenty years ago I contracted a
sprain and lumbago, causing numbness
in back and hips, which confined me to
my bed. Capt. S. R. Smith called on me
and said : "Get a bottle of Thompson's
Barosma," which I did taking large dos.-s
and to my surprise in about four days I
rolled out of bed a well man. Although
this was twenty years ago, I have had
oo return of the symptoms since.
(Signed) JOHN P. PIRFI'ER,
Sept. 1st. tyoo. Selkirk, Pa
All druggists, ft.ooa bottle or six for
Are Yon Koliiff West
I or Southwest during the next 60 laysf If
so, seud your name, address, detination
and rotito desired to II. C. Allen, C. P.
T. A., Xk-kel Plato Knail, VM Slate St.,
Krie, Pa. lie will promptly advise you
of any available low rates and give you
all dmired information regarding your
prospective trip. 1 !-No.-lti 41
DIVORCE.
Cot' STY OF KoRKsT, fW.
TMt CVwiiioiiirrnfA of iViiN.tvfi'iinia lo the
Sheriff of mid Canary Greeting:
Whereas, Mary Outlier did, on the M
day of May, ltmi, pri'l r her petition to
our said Juiges ol the said Court of Com
itiou Plea lor said Counii, praying for
the cause therein t lotlii, that she
night be dtvo ml trom the bonds of
matrimony entered into Willi you Ira
Kdward (iiliher. We, therefore, com
mand you the Haul Iik Kdward ilniher
that, wiling aside all oilier business and
excuse whatsoever, vim bo ai d ap'iear in
your proper person iieloie our Judges at
I'wnesta. at a court of Common I'leas
there lo tie hel l for the Comity nf Korest,
on the 4ih Monday t Feb. parkin answer
the petition on libel of tne said Mary
Ouilier and to show cause, if any you
have, why the saul Mary timber, your
wife, should nut be divorced from the
tinnila of matrimony, agreeably to the
Acta of Assembly in such case made and
provided. Herein lail not.
VVilntsa the lion. W. M. t.imlsey.
President of our said Couit, at Tioneata,
the Thirteenth dny of January, I'.Ktii.
J. tl. Kohkhtson,
Prolhonolary.
To Ira Kdwanl Ouilier:
You are hereby niti lied lo appear lie
tore the I lonorablo Judges of the Court
of Common l':c is, at Tumesla, Pa., on
the fourth Monday nl Kid maiy next, to
answer as set tottii in above subpoena.
J. W. JAMIKMON, Sueritr.
January !, HHi2.
You Can llavo a
Home and Farm
in tho Great
Northwest.
Low Settlers' Rates
Eur Da) During Marc, and April 1902.
TW land : low-Driced land : tins M!n,t-
plrndiri rmp ; oud tchouU and clmrehn ;
. 7irijwth and pmnritr of tha wondxr
rut NorthweM ia anaijualiHl iu tha hialory
Now it rour opportunity to man a bom
and farm.
Doo'tnMhwtit. Write trwlar.
Th axiod land ii (oin fail. It will toon
ba ffooa.
TtiMaBnllatiniitellyonallahontit. Bond
t stamp aacn, ur anj ol them tlial roo want
North Dakota Bulletla
Milk Rlrer Valley (rliMI. )
Flathead Couaty
Caacada Couaty ' -Colvllle
Reaervatloa (Wash)
Stavans County '
Central Wuhlnirtoa " -Wenatchee
Valley
flap and description ol Washington.
rot rates and full Information apply lo
1 biiu v.
Great Northern
Railway,
or writ to
1. 1 WHITNEY.
MAX BASS.
Oea. 1mm. AftM
Ssas Clark IU.
rklnc III.
8. P. aad T. A,
aiPaamiaa.
D. P. FREDERICKS, II. D.
(Eye, Ear, Nose ami Throat Specialist.)
Office Hours 10 a. in. to 3 p. in.
( Except Thursdays.)
Careful attention jriven to furnishing all
kinds of glasses.
ARLINGTON BLOCK, OIL CITY, PA
CALIFORNIA
Via. New Orlrana ami the Nunsrt Itontr.
THE ONLY TRUE WINTER !ROUTE
Na Nnair ItliH'knili-s lllizzards.
Theonlv linn operrftinu dotildn daily
service between t'inclnnall t New Or
leans, carri irlg I'lillinsn Palace Drswiii'j
Room Sleepnrs, free RecliningrChair Cars
and Bullet, Library, Smoking Cars, Cafe
Dining Cars, (meals at Is carte.)
Finest and Fastest Trains In the South.
Pullman Excursion Sleeping Cars
through to S:in Francisco from f hidgo,
via Omaha and the scenic line of the world.
Pullman Excuraion Sleeping Cars
thiougli In Shu Francisco from Cincinnati
nnd Chicago, via New Orleans and the
Sunset mute. These cars are personally
conducted by competent sgents to look
alter tho welfare of patrons. Quickest
and best line lo
OKLAHOMA & INDIAN TER
Fsstest train service to t lie famous
BEAUMONT.TEX.,011 FIELD
Through Sleeping Car from Chicsgo
without chmige noil through Sleeping
far reservation from Cincinnati via
Memphis, Tetin., to
HOT SPRINGS, ARK.
fijiceial llomesrcker' KXCVRSIOSS
to till pninlt Nimtlt, WcM if- Xortlnccxt.
For free descriptive mailer and full
particulars regarding above, address
E. A. RICHTER, Trav. Pa. At.
812 Park Building, Pittsburg, Pa.
Fred, tiretteiibcrgor
GENERAL
BLACKSMITH & MACHINIST.
All work pertaining to Machinery, En
gines, Oil Well Tisils, lias or Water Fit
ti ugs and I Itinera! Ill :icksuiil hi ng pronil'l
Iv dono at liw I!;tli. Itciairing Alill
Machinery given Kpvial iitteuiion, and
satisfaction guaranteed.
Shop in rear of and ust west of tho
Shaw House, Tidloiile, Pa.
Your patronago noliciteil.
FRED. (I HETTEN BERHF.H.
S.fl.
v f
GENERAL MERCHANTS,
Furniture Dealers,
AND
UNDERTAKERS.
TIONESTA, PEN N.
COUNTY AUDITORS' REPORT FOR THE YEAR 1901.
8. M. HENRY, rnasurer of Forest County, In account wllh Mquor I.lcwnaea
aiu lounry ior ine
DR.
To I K. Branch
To Aharrah Larimer
To J. II. I'owera
To J. II. Fiddler
To (ierow ,t Ueruw
To K. A. Weaver
i no oo
llHl Oil
100 00
ii o oo
a oo
imo no
fsoo oo io oo
8. M. 11ENUY, Treasurer of Forest County, In account with the State of Paunsyl
vauia ior the year ending January 6, ItHU.
To tax on County indebted ilea, i
100 00
in mercantile tax
VI
M) 110
10 00
12 :u
3 .M 00
I'd opera house..
To Stale personal lax ,
To eating house
To Hrokera
To billiards and pool..
S. M. II ENRY, Treasurer of Forest County, in account wllh Redemption
aam oouuiy ior me year
T balance lat settlement 8 Ml
To ain't ree'd from Individuals... 3ti3 60
1.1 $-it 13
To I slauce fj5 21
8. M. 11 EX RY, Treasurer ol Forest County, In account with Dog Fund of said Com,"
ty for the year ending January U, Pari.
To balance last settlement f ?00 00 Bv orderi redeemed $ 219 30
TotaxoflWI tku 50 By 4 pr. eU coiiiiiiisslona a 77
By ain't Irusld tp. boro schools 4:W 43
By balance 200 00
50
To balance $2tio 00
S. M. II EN RY, Treasurer of Forest Count
tuo year cuuing
To balance 1 4,SM II
lo seated returns lttt 4rt
To seated lax 7.4 01
To iiuseattd tax 2, -ltil 55
To 5 pr. ct. added to seated rei ns tl W
To 5 pr. ct. added collei-tra ac'ta.. 79 tM
To Interest on unsealed tax 20 ;trt
To rent on Hoi d house 20 00
To iKisnlinc whool teacher 13 ;0
To ain't rit'd from Black estate.. 40 00
'lo ain't ree'd from Klk county... l.to 07
To ain't ree'd from Ere county... 63 M
To ain't ree'd Iroiii harness sold.. 22 00
To ain't ree'd from team aold 125 87
To ain't ree'd from laud redeem
ed from County 20 09
8lS34 20
....83,002 m
To I a'am-e ,
&. M. HESRY, Treasurer of Forest County, iu account with aald County Fund for
tue year oniiiug
To balance ; $14,K7 44
To sealed returns 476 40
To seated tax 18,57 5H
To uust-aled lax 6,156 10
Tu SU ii M irtiirneil 400 IK)
To A pen-cut. added to st-td. retns. 'it t2
To A ociccntaddcit to Cold rs bal. Its) 0
To 00 day tax list 34 OH
To redemption fond 6 yeara old.. 67 M
To lii ior license 114 00
To reiieinpiloii and tax from Co. 58 50
To in i crest on unsealed tax 73 44
To Jellrraoii Co. Iiruij-o repairs. 6 77
To t'lari'in Co. bridge repairs. 6 77
To I. O. O. F., P. M. Clark )7 00
To Howe Ip. maintaining insane 118 75
To F. Fitauerald, Biack estate... 45 2A
To Slate appro, forest tires 35 66
To Itarnet tp. refunded m 50
To l. biti liill, rotunded 24 10
To It. M. Herman, sidewalk 3 00
To Venango Co. bridge costs 767 75
To Harmony iwp. refunded 17 63
To Jury Ires J no
To costs 10 CO
To lines 10 00
To error In Irai script chargeil 10
Twp. accoiiuls 2,602 All
845.811 70
To balance 818,005 85
J. 11. KUBtKlsus, I'rothonotary of Forest County. In account with said County
i"r 1110 jtia' eiiiiing January it, i:ar.
looruera arawii s 860 30
8. I). IRWIN, Dl tricl Attorney nf Forest
me year ending
looruers urawn s 18 00
J. W. JAMIESON, Sherllf of Forest County, in account with aald Couuty for the
year ending
10 oruers nrawn I ttiS 38
tVi.V) 38
in i-u.naiiMiu.i cna 01 roresi loiiniy
vuuiug January c, itsj.
JOHN T.CARSON.
To county ordere drawn
8 677 50
6 05
472 AO
116 20
81,231 25
8 :m :a
io .12
472 ;"0
60 85
To county expense bills
To county poor orders drawn...
10 county poor expense Dills...
R. M. HERMAN.
To county ordurs drawn
l o cmiiiiy expense bills
To pisir orders drawn
lo poor expense bills
81.227 17
J. T. PALE.
To county orders drawn 8 649 AO
To county expense bills 44 38
To poor orders drawn 413 00
To poor expense bills 1126
'.' 14
r uttts 1 cous r i , ss.
e, tue uniiersigtien A ml i tors or Korest County, do her
met al the Court House in Tionesta. said County, according u I
several accounts ol the Treasurer, Proibonotarv, SheritT, Oil
County Commissioners for the year ending January 0, 1'.rni, am
. r, .no uoocisiKoeii yiiuikors 01
llttl'oilrt MnilHA in TlnnMl. ul.l
I I . n 1 ; I A ...I:.
aa set out in tne loreg.iing report, lo testimony whereof we have set our hand and
scats iuib ioiu uay ui January, iisj.
J. R.
HEO.
R. J.
EXPENDITURES of Forest County
Justices fees $ 20 80
Constable pay 1H1 04
Witness fees lift 04
Sheriffs fees and expenses 61)6 88
I'rothonotary' fees 832 03
District Attorney 16 00
Stenographer 271 25
Telephone aad Telegraph 66 70
Riifi'iiding Orders 2,682 87
Soldiers burial and headstone... 05 00
Extinction of forest tires 17 28
Road views ):H 50
Insurance 144 25
Atlnrney's fees InO tK)
Election expenses 1,026 50
Western Penitentiary 4:1 28
Itelorm School su 16
Express, freight and diayage 10 29
Board of prisoners 66 25
Bridge repairs 8:18 63
Fuei, lights and water 420 30
Postage, blanks and books 161 37
Prnthonntary's boi ks A printing 40 08
Treasurer' books A printing...- 20 60
Court house and Jail repair and
supplies 701 66
Bounty and prubato 248 25
FINANCIAL 8TA I EM ENT of Forest
ahhktn:
Balance In liniidsof Treasuior...$H,wr, ;5
Duo from Hickory Twp 240 87
Due from Tiono la Boro :mi ",5
Due from Slate an 7H
Liabilities over Asset 076 63
820,487 78
EXPENDITURES of Forest County Poor
T. F. Ritchey, Attorney.
50 00
agrants
tillico supplies
Feed
Farm Implements
Commissioners' expense
l.alior
Lights ,
lllaeksmiihing
Provisions
Outside relief.
Home Furnishing
Clothing
Slock expense .,,
Farm expenso
Telephone
Orders of relief.
Plumbing
Fertilizer
12 18
6 67
:t88 36
110 II!)
25 53
1,155 81
37 16
5 80
676 42
904 32
17 06
120 99
4 22
10 57
20 20
14 All
96 73
35 60
Female labor...
60 90
year nuiiig January a, nri
CR.
Bv ain't paid BarnetlTwp 8 67
ll'v ain't paid Jenk Twp 171 00
ll'v ain't aiit Turnouts lloro U'iS 00
11 V ain't paid State Treasurer...- UK) 00
By 5 pr. ct. i-oui. on tMiO ii) 00
By bal. transferred to Co. ae't.... 114 00
By exonerations 8
By printers' bill
lly postage
By mercantile tax uncolleelable.
By Ntate Treasurer receipts
lly I pr. ct. com. on !,Oii2.;i3
By i pr. ct. com. ll,47&!
11 2.1
110 40
7 IN
S ttt
2,'JTS 44
10 Oi
73 01
k2,4S0 fti
Fund of
euiliug January u, line
By ain't paid Individuals 8
lly ain't transferred to Co.ac't
oy 4 p. ct. com. on 83Stf til
By balance
astt til
07 M
S 40
4 io 21
8S03 AO
v, In account wllh County Poor Fund for
January o, IW..
By orders redeemed
Bv coupons redeeiiHd ...
....810,144 22
1,200 00
4A3 77
57 63
By 4 pr. ct. com. on f 11.344 22
By Collectors' exouoiations
By 5 pr. ct. allowed on exonera
tions By Collectors' com missions ami
4 87
aliatementa 4114 30
By land returus lfiy m
By double assessment 1 HO
By error in transcript A 12
By balance 8,102 IKt
$1.V34 20
January 0, I'.VJ.
By ordersredeetiied 17,0.'i8 6.1
By Coupons redeemed 1,375 00
By Collectors' abatement 674 38
Uy Collectors' commissions 5t 58
By Collectors' exonerations 280 06
By Cnllectnis' land return 4:"J 03
By 6 per cent exoneration and
land returns 17 10
By County Imtitul.- I'M ml
By bonds redeemed S,0nO 00
By State tax on lunula lot) Oil
By 4 percent, com. on (15,017.05. 1136 08
lly I per ceui. com. on Y,0ii0.00.. Ml 00
By balance....
....18.H05 85
5,:iu
By Tec allowed 8 360 30
County, In account with said County for
January 6, 1002.
By fee 1 lowed 8 16 00
January 0, liKU.
By fees allowed 8 209 60
Ky pnanra board . turnkey fi e 147 4
By expense allowed 230 43
Svi vi u
in account with said County for the yea
By 16") days county account 8
By 135 days poor account
By expense billsallnwetl Co. acct
By expense bills al'w'd poor acct
677 50
472 AO
65 05
116 20
81,231 25
By 121 dayseuinty account...
By l;in days piwir account
8
AIM 50
472 ,"i0
t'5 32
By expense bills allowed Co, acct
By expense bills al'w'd poor acct
60 85
81.227 17
lly 157 days county account 8 AID AO
By 118 days poor account 413 00
ny expense lillls allowed Co. acct 44
Uy expense idlls al'w'd poor acct 11 26
I,0I8 14
roresi county, ao neretiy certiry that we
rn.. t m ... .1 : ... " . , ; . ... ..
E. . n ... . ...
ii law. anu uia auou tne
District Attorney, and
ml wo fonnil Uia Mmtt
CLAKK, hbai.)
L. KINU, (ska i.J County Auditors,
FLYNN, !skalI
for the year ending January 6, 1902.
Wages, Jury Com'r and Clerk.. 104 60
Wages, Grand J urora 3:16 48
wage, Traverse Jurois l,4il 6:1
Wagos, Tip St If Court Crier... 125 00
Wages, Assessors 012 KH
( onimissionera py 1,725 50
Wsges, Commissioners' Clerk... 708 62
Wages, Auditors :to 20
Wages, Janito' 312 no
Printing 77 y
Com rs dues to State Convention 6 00
Coroner a inquest 4 55
Mvery 411 75
L'ounty portion of Township
house. Upper Harmony 400 00
Com'ra ex p. attending appeals... 33 06
Hoarding Jurors w 25
Kxp. lunacy of P. M. Clsrk II 2.
Exp. lunacy of Daniel Hustler... 19 25
Kivoriling deed 2 50
Illegal tax refunded Treasurer ou
lands not found 120 75
Exp. to Com in' ra' convention... 18 07
Miscellaneous 14 54
817,537 92
County for the year ending January 0,
1602
MARIMTIKS:
Bonds outstanding
Due Western Penitentiary,.
. 820,000 00
... 487 78
820,487 78
District for the year ending Jan 0, 1902.
"epairs 45 m
Seed account 42 30
;'lerk 117 26
Teamsters' expeme 5 55
Improvements 1,274 55
Freight, Express, Ae ' 17 115
Bringing in Paupers 64 60
iiuriai or rauper m ho
'l,el 991 80
irugs and medicines
Physician's Pay
Ice account
Lunacy cases
H 1 irse h I re . . .
Institute Tor Feeble Minded"""
Warren Insane Asvlnm
Twelve head yearling cattle
One hog
Commissioners' Psy ......
Ltd 47
182 70
3 60
6 00
142 50
137 96
1,279 75
116 (HI
8 00
1,358 00
FINANCIAL STATEMENT n Poor Funds r Forest Comity for I ha
year ending January 0, 1002.
as Kin:
Bal. In Treasurer a hand $ 3,002 98
Due f.oin Chaa. M osier i!5 on
Im from F. P. Amsltir 1.1 00
Due from Harnett Twp 13 60
Liabilities over Assets 20,043 52
of
810,000 00
FOREST COUNTY, aa.
e, tne undersigned, 1 oinmisaionera
t'inwii-i, uoiierrojr -vruijf Mini inn
and Statement nf Asset and
l.ialillilles
knowledge and beliul,
JOHN T. CARSON, skai.U Commissioner.
J. T. DALE, skai. J
Attest, SAM. T. CARSON. Clerk.
Nothina in
Thai can't ho found at this s'oro. Wo Lave it in
SHELF AND HEAVY GOODS
A gimlet nr I wo inch auger. A penknilu or a six font cross
cut saw. Wo can fit you out quickly, satisfact. rily and at
a very small margin above actual ctt. Wo can set ymi nut
for housekeeping, furuiiuK, luuibi-ri'U', teaming, or any uy
you like, so lung it's in the hardware line.
Stoves and Ranges
We always keep in stuck ini of the clafs miliil lo tliij luti
lude-Gas, Wood or Cial. An I il it' a
Wagon, Sleigh or Buggy.
You want we're prepared to figure money into your pocket
and not half try. It's up t i you uuw. Give, in a chance to
prove what we're saying.
SCOWDEN & CLARK.
County rhone 2'J
MAR1ENVILLE
HARDWARE & MACHINE
COMPANY.
Jfaiultntre, 2HU Siiilh'n, etc. . . .
Mill Machinery Ucixitrcd I'roinjit
Itf. Shafting, Pulley and Pillow
Tiloclc Flint liifted on Short Xotlce.
NEW AND COMPLETE
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Shelf la nla-are, Irou, NaiN and Tool it t the Lowest
Market Trice. Stoves of all kinds. Perfect Olive
Range Specialty; Guaranteed to Bake. Axes, P.
y ('jnt Hooks, Spuds, Atkins' Hand Cnscul, Hand
and Circular Saws, Returned il Unsatisfactory. Abra
sive Emery Wheels.
E. A. YETTER. MANACER, M ARIEN VILLE, PA.
THE OLD RELIABLE
LIVERY STABLE.
OF
TIONESTA, - PENN.
S. S. CANFIELD, PROPRIETOR.
GixmI HUH'k, (loot) Carriages and Bug
;ie to let itiou the most reasonable tonus,
le will also do
JOB TEAlCIlsra-
All order left at tho Post Ollice wil
receive prompt attention.
If it. tlVGCSr Mqssck
TO
OFTICIAN.
Office i "If National flank lliiilding,
OIL CITY, PA.
Kyes examined froe.
Kxi lilsivel v optical,
Pennsylvania
IlAIIltOVl).
AM) AI.LKtillEXY
LKY DIVISION.
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VAI.
Taking etrisit. Nov. 3d. I'Hil.
No. 3d Hit Halo Kxpnss, daily
except Hunilay ll:Jia m.
No. 32 Oil City and Piitslmrg
j,xrress,tiaiiy,6xccpt Sunday..7:30 p.m.
For Hickorv.Tiilioute. Warren Klnmi
Itraiironl. Oleun and Hie Kat :
No. 31 Oluan lOx press, daily
except Stinilnv H:.r,.", a. in.
No. 3:t Pittslnirg Kxnress.
daily except Holiday 4::iil p. in,
Kor Timo Tallies and additional infor
mation consult Ticket Agent.
I. M. I1U ll'III.NNO.N, J. K. WOOD.
Oeneral Manager. Oen'l Passonger Agt.
DM. FENNER'S
GOLDEN RELIEF
CUTS CWHE ANY ORip
BRUISES Va.V COLDS
SPRAINS f BRONCHITIS
SIIHUS wn SORE THROAT
RUSnNAIlsX JLM.M. JL NEURALCIA
COLIC INSIDE OS OUT OIARRHSA
I.UIIH.ITlKsl
Honda otitalauding 8'16,000 00
830,000,(0
or forest County, and Forest Couuty Poor
lort-goiug niaicineot ot rci-eipta anil ex peiut iturea
are correct and true, to II10 best of our
R.M.HERMAN, Iskai.1)
Hardware
TIONESTA. PA.
LINE OF
A.C.UREY,
LIVERY
Feed & Sale
STABLE.
Fine Turnouts at All Times
at Reasonable Rates.
Hour or Hotel Weaver
TIOnSTEST.A, PA.
Telephone o. 20.
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