THE FOREST REPUBLICAN. J. C. WENK, - DITOS 4 PSOSBItTOS. WKPXESIUY, MAKCll 2fi, 1W- 1902 MARCH 1902 Su.!Mo. Tu. We.;Th.Fr. 2 16 23 30 1011 17 5 6 12113 18 7 Sa. 8 1415 31 19:20,21 26 27128129 ASNOIMEMEXTS. Republican Primaries, Saturday, May 10, inn Tkhms Coinjress, $.'i : Senate, (13: AwuMtiblv.tr.!: Prothonotarv. tl'J: Slier ill, tills County Commissioner, 7; Aud itor, $."; Jury Commissioner, J:t: State relocate, 15. Invariably the cash must accompany tbe order tor announcement. congress. We are authorized to announee the name of Hon. Joseph C. Sibley, as a can didate for the Kopuhlean nomination for Congress in this (iMh) Congressional District. AHHKM1U.V. We are authorized to announee F. F Wbitlekin, of Tioncsla Rorouh, as a can didate tor Assembly, subject to Kenuuii can usages. We are authorized to announce C. W, Amsler, of Jenks Township, as a candi date for Assembly, subject to Republican usage. rROTHONOTABY. We are authorized to announce J. C, Ooist, of Howe Township, as a candidate for Prothonotary, Ac, subject to Repub lican usages. We are authorized to announce C. F. Feitt. of Tionesta Boronsh. as a candi- date for Prothonotary, Ac., subject to Re publican usages. We are authorized to announce R. A Slilckenber of Jenks Tow ship as a can didate for Prothonotary, Ac, subject to Republican usages. SHKMl'l'. N e are authorized to announce Richard W. l.edehur, nfHroen Township, as a candidate tor Sheriff, subject to Re publican usages. Wears authorized to announce Oeorge . Noblit. of Howe Township, as a can didate for Sheriff, subject to Republican usages, Col'NTY CMMISSIONKR, We are au'horized to announce A. K Snipe, of Jenks Township, as a candidate for (.'utility Commissioner subject, to Re publican usages. We are authorized to announce J. A Xash, of Howe Township, as a candidate lor County Commissioner, subject to Re- publican usages. We are authorized to announce Con- rad Burhenn, of Green Township, as a candidate for County Commissioner, subject to Republican usages. We are authorized to announce K. L, Whitton, of Hickory Township, as a can didate for County Commissioner, subject to Republican usages. We are authorized to announce J. B, Maze, of Harriett Township, as a candi date for County Commissioner, subject to Republican usages. We are authorized to announce N. Q Cole, of iireen Township, as a candidate for County Commissioner, subject to Re- pool lean usagns. We are authorized to announce John S, Vail of Harmony township, as a candi date lor County Commissioner, subject to Republican usages. Jl'RY COMMISSIONKR. We are authorized to announce Ernest Sibblo, of Tionesta Tow nship, as a candi (bite for Jury Commissioner, subject to Republican usages. We are authorized to announce I). K Carson, of Harmony Township, as a can didate for Jury Commissioner, subject to liepuuncan usages. STATU IlILKUATE. We are authorized to announce Wm. J. Oayley, of Ureen Township, as a candi date for Delegate to the Republican State Convention. We are authorized to announce (ieorge W. Osgood, of KiiK'Sley Township as a candidate for Delegate to the Republican State Convention," The Forest Comity Head Law. The Marienville Kxpiessof last week publishes an opinion by Attorney Whit mer, of Clarion, on the status of road matters in Forest county, apropos to Hie mixed conditions of tilings on that im portant subject in this county aince the ignorant blundering of aome one in the last legislature becamo apparent. Fol lowing is Mr, Wliitmer'a letter; Forest Comity was organized from parts of Jetlerson and Venango Counties April 11, imn 1'. L.. ni, page nt, ana October 31, lSiti, P. L. H7, page 1527. The enaiigo county roal law was ex tended to Forest county by Act of 1SHS1, P. j. t'.li This Act waa re pealed by the Act of I'M, P. L. S4. The general law relating to the elec tion of Supervisors was passed April 15. 1S31. The Venango County road law was passed April !, 1S14, or aliout four years before the organization of Forest countv, consequent! y it follows that tbe Venango count road law applied at the time of the passage ol tbe Act of IStiS), to such parts of Venango county as wereor ganized into and mado parts of Forest county, and the passage of the Act of Ifoti on v e xlctHlcil me law to tne oilier parts of 'the comity and tbe repeal of that Act leaves the Venango county road law In force iu such portions of the county as were taken Irom enango county. That portion of tuo Count v wbicn for merly constituted a part of the County ol Jetlerson is under tbe Actor 1S34 wuicb prevails in Jellerson county, and in those parts oi tne county tue election oi pain masters and road masters is invalid ai otlh-e no longer exists. I take it that it is the dutv ol the Court to appoint super visors in such townships in vour county as formerly constituted a part of Jetler- sou county upon petition of citizens. Under the law as it now stands vou will havo part of vour countv operating under the road laws or enango countv, aci oi 1HVH. and the other part under the general road law of the State. It has been well settled that where special laws have been passed for one or more counties and part or parts of those ootinties have been organized into another county the special law, unless repealed, is still applicable to the territory. If any township in your county was organized from both counties there will lie a pretty state of atlaira, and for a remedy I have notning to suggest. Trusting tins view of tbe law will answer your inquiry, I remain, Yours Truly, (tEO. F. Whitmkb, A professional wrestler goes twice each day to the White House to give President Roosevelt instructions in wrestling. The President Insists that the professional shall do his best, and it li rough work. Only one veteran of 1812 survives, and his pension lias just been increased. The soldiers of the Mexican war are few and feeble, t'nelo Sam has nothing to regret in his system of caring lor these brave sons who olfvrd their lives in bis defense. Mrs. McKinley's health shows grad ual improvement. She now receives scarcely any medical attention. A M km ni-r of Hen. Kllchiner's stall says the war will last two years longer, The prediction is calculated to give Mr, Hull a severe twiuge in the pocket nerve. The tariff tinker wants business to bait while he perfects the economic system, lie is a wonderful person in his own con ceit. but practical business men dread him. Jerry Si mi-son has declared that he will again run for Congress. His calam ity cry this time will be to tbe effect that Kansas farmers, owing to the low Interest rates, are not able to profitably Invest the money they have received for their eropi since 1SP6. When Mr. Simpson ran be fore it was on the platform that Interest rates were so high that niortgeges on Kansas farmers grew faster than the crops. There is a chauce that Delarey'a re lease of Gen. Methuen may prove a big ger victory for the Boors than waa Me thuen's capture. The Boer leader la get ting many tributes In the British news papers, and there is a revival of peace talk all over Europe. Of course, the release of Methuen will have an Influence on the fate of Kritzinger, the P.oer commander who is In British hands, and who was ex pected to ir t harsh treatment. The cor rect thing for the British to do in this ex igency would bo to give Kritzinger hia freedom. This might have an effect on the Boers which would make the peace terms easier. The people of England are pretty sick of the war, and would be glad to see it ended on some conditions which would not be too destructive to the Boers. There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together, and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable. For a great many years uoctors pronouiiceu ii a lurai disease, and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly tailing to cure with local treatment, pronounced it incurable. Seience lias nroven catarrn vo db a con stitutional disense, and therefore requires constitutional treatment. Hall s Catarrn Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney A Co.. Toledo. Ohio, is the only constitu tional cure on the market. It is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a teasnooni ul. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of tbe system. They nrler one hundred dollars for any case It fails to cure. Send for circulars and tea tiiiinnials. F. J. CHENEY A Co., Toledo, U Sold bv Druggists, 7ac. Hall's"Family Pills are the best. Letter to X. Jaun. Dear Sir : Po you mix your own paints yet? You can do better. Zinc is hard to mix : requires machinery. Mixing by hand is slow and unsatisfactory work ; and, In mixing lead and zinc, you have nothing to go by; both being white. when are they mixed T Also, sine should be ground into the lead; not simply mixed in, but ground in. Buy Devoe lead and sine. It is the right proportion and thoroughly grouud In linseed oil ; nothing else, but color and drvor. The colors are uniform ; ready to dip the brush In: Costs less and wears tw ice aa long as shop-mixed paint. Yours truly. 6S F. W. Pkvok, A Co. P. 8. J as, P. Davis sells our paint. MILLION IN ;(!!. 1) Brsnakt lYam Alaska llurlumsr Year I1IOI. Over seven millions came Irom the Nome district alone. Government of ficials estimate the output from the Nome district will be doubled the commiug season. The Bluestone, Kougarok and Pilgrim Rivers have been found very rich. There is hardly a ci eek from Port Clarence to Norton Sound in which the precious metal is not found, with hun dreds of creeks not prosiecled yet. For information regarding routes, steamship accommodations and rates to points in Alaska, address C. N. Souther, General Agmt Passenger Department, a M. A St. P. li y, Itt Adams street, Chicago. " 3-2fi-3t Iut ef Iks Season. Knm-lnl l.w-Kle Kx- raralaa ( Washintiiaa via Pennsyl vania KntlroNd. The Pennsylvania Railroad Company announces that on April 3 It will run a spe.'ial excursion from Rnffalo, Mt, Morris. Bradford, Tilusville, FallsCreek, Klnaua, Tidioule, and principal inter mediate stations on the Buffalo and Alle gheny Valley Division, and from points on the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, Erie to Lock Haven, Inclusive, to Wash ington for the benefit of all who wish to visit the national capital. Round-trip tickets, good going on all regular trains on day of issue, and good returning on any regulai train within ten days, ex clusive of going dale, will be sold at rate of $10.00 for the round trip from poiulsou the Buffalo and Allegheny Valley Divis ion, and from Erie, St. Mary's, and In termediate points ; and at rate of $8.95 from Priltwood; ts-l" from Renoyo; $7, SO from Lock Haven ; and at proportion ate rates from other point. These tickets will be good to return via Harrisburg or Philadelphia, and stop off at Philadelphia returning If deposited with ticket agent at Broad Street Station, Philadelphia. Side-trip tickets from Philadelphia to Atlantic City will be sold at rate of J2.25 from Broad Street Station (via Delaware River Bridge, only all-rail route) and 11.75 from Market Street Wharf. For additional iniorniation consult small hand bills, apply to ticket agents, or address B. P. Eraser, Passenger Agent Buffalo District, !W7 Main Street, Ellicott Square, Buffalo, a. ., or r., s. Ilarrar, Division Ticket Agent, Williamsport, Pa. 2t How la Cure Ike i.rip. "Retrain quietly at homo and take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as directed and a quick recovery is sure to follow. That remedy counteracts any tendancy of the grip to result In pneumonia, wmcn is really the only serious danger. Among the tens of tnoiisauds who have used it for the grip, not one case has ever been reported that did not recover. Sold by Killmer urns., Tionesta, w.u. wuains, West Hickory, Pa. C. BROWN. X. ATTOItNEY-AT-LAW. Office In Arner Building, Cor. and Bridge Sts., Tionesta, Pa. Elm Discussions and Burveys of the Nic aragua canal date back 50 years. There would be nothing precipitate in begin ning now the work of actual construction. Enoland bought in the United Stales and shipped to South Africa since the be ginning of the war 382,427 horses and 9-',4CKi mules, paying an average of $130 for each. AN ingenious statistician figures out that if all the petroleum prrdtieed last year in the United States was put in bar rels placed in a row touching each other, the line would completely belt the earth, A deficit oftlVi.OOn.OoO is expected In the English budget for the current year, It is probable that $100,000,000 ot this will be raised by loan. The English bill in money for the uncompleted job of sub jugating the Boers will soon pass tbe $:nk,000,000 mark. It has been discovered that the Forest county road law was killed by the last Legislature, ar.d the Tionesta Republi can wants to know w ho did it and why it was done. Under this law Forest county built up a system of good roods, famous throiiL-hnut this entire section for their excellence. The general road law now covers Forest county same as Warren county, and good roads can be had if the proper material is used and good honest work is dono. Sitting around and clnn uing won't inako good roads under any road law Warren Mail. The trouble that no one is clear as to w hether the re pealing clause does or does not repeal, hence officials are inclined to be cautious about doing road work until they know they are right. It is a very disagreeable aud aggrevatiiiri state of affairs, surely. New Silverine Watch Cases traded for Old Silver Cases in any condition. Old watches taken In ex change for new ones . T. .IXDEKSO, Anderson A O'llara barber shop, Tionesta, Pa AUDITORS' REPORT ot Tionesta twp. for the year ending March 10, 1W2 ; Wm. Lawrenci, treasurer, in sect with road fnnd. PR. To balance Irom last settlement. $ 220 76 To nnseatfd tax HW 00 To amount Irom cash Road 22i) 00 Received from poor account 323 13 Amount from Jesse Carson, 101... oo so f 1,708 37 CR. By orders redeemed $ 15M 44 By 5 per cent, commission 75 72 Balance in band of Treasurer 116 21 George I. Davis, the artistic paper hanger and nainter. has the latest in wall papers. Ask to see Ins samples ana get nrices. You'll be astonished at the smallness of cost. Borders, ceilings and walls all the same price. Engage him Quick. tt I .a ;ripie ((ulikly Cures' "In the winter of 1M0S and 1899 I was taken down w ith a severe attack of la grippe," says K I,. Ilewett, a prominent urugtfisi oi v iniiem, m. iuw vuiy medicine I used v.-as two bottles of Cham- bei Iain's Cough remedy. It broke up the cold and stopped the congb like mag ic, and I have never since been troubled with Grippe." Chamberlain's Cough Remedy can always he depended upon to break up a severe colu ana ward off any threatened attack of pneumonia. It is pleasant to take, too, which makes it the most desirable and one of the most popular preparations in use for these ailments. Sold bv Killmer Bros., Tio nesta, W. O. Wilk'ins, West Hickory, Pa. il.708 37 Jesse Carson, Collector, in sect. with road fund : DR. To amount of duplicate $ 121 ."7 en. Bv amount paid Treasurer f 8.'i 48 Exonerations 4 0 Land returned 23 61 Bv 5 oer cent, e-iin. on t25.01 1 1W Bv 6 ner cent. com. on tsuiw 4 50 Mercantile Appraiser's List For Forest Comity, Fa., A. D. 1002. The Hho'.osa'e and Retail enoers of Foreign and Domestic Merchandise, Ealing lb ii. is, ItM'iiaid Rooms, Brok ers and Opera Hons in l-'orest Coun ty, l' nnsyivani.i.are a follows, to-wit : NAVE. UI'slXKSS. IMST OKEIl'K. Agnew, 1.., hiil-srds ami pool, Tionesta. Auisler, 1-'. I, tueivhitit Tionesta. Arner A Son, brokers, TiouoMa. A. lams, .1. ,., butcher, Tionesta. Ati'iimi, (' , plumber, Tionesta. Andrew's, M., ineichaut, Kelletlville. Ranchman llr. s., un-at m uUet, Maricn-viUe. Bender, Jacob, merchant, West Hickory. Rates A Whitton, merchants. East HicK ory. Bender, Itobeit, merchant. West Hickory, itoumao. T. J., merchant, East Hickory. Ilulil, Eiiz ib"tli, milliner, Marienville, ll.ixtcr, J. W., merchant, Gilloyle. Itigonv, J. (., tailor, Tioncsla. Itemis A Son, Merchants, Pouring. Iters, C. J . mere ant, Duhring. Black, J. W. A Son, ineichants. Pigeon. Blue Jay Lumber Co., merchants, Lynch, ilerlin, Eli, imreiiant. Whig Hill, it. vard, (i. W merchant, Tionesta. itarnes. 1... iii -rcliant, Siarr. liouuian I. umbel' Co., merchant, Bow- inanville. Branch, 1.. E .cigars, Cl irinuton. null, I. S., mi l chant, McCravt, Carson, A., jeweler, Tioncsla. Carringor, M. C, merchant, Marienville. Collins, Watson. A Co., merchants, Go- litiza. Croi'P, Wm , merchant, Tionesta. Croasmuu, S. R., merchant, Kodelvffo. Carringer, M. C, broker, Marienville. Carrincor, R. E. A Co., merchants Mar- lenwllo. Canlield. S. S , buggies .c sleighs, Tio ncsla. Cohen, P., merchant, Marienville. Collins A Kreitler, meivli-ints, ebarska. t rillion, wm., merchant, nest Hickory Cooper, W. II., men-hunt. West Hickory, Crouch, W. P., merchant. East Hickory, Cook A Sons, merchant, Cooksburg. Cooper . II billiards A pool, West Hickory, D.iv A Bauer, merchants, Kelletlville. Dav, H. J., merchant, Kelleltville. Day, B. J., pool A bill-aids. Kelletlville. Davis, J. P. druggist, lioiiesti. D.iwson, John A., merchant, Stewart Run, Dick, Fred, tailor, Ti meat i. Kidler, John, vicars, Marienville. Forest Lumber Co., merchants. Pigeon, Fulton, L., harness store, Tionesta. Gilbert, M. N., cigar. West Hickory. Gulb, J. P., jeweler, Marienville. Gildeisleeve, I. II., merchant, Brookston Grove, G. ii field, merchant, I ionesta. Grulihs, I. A., I ievcles, Marienville. Gerow, John X., 1.1 ing house, Tioncsla. Ger-uv, ,1. N.. billiard and pool.Tiom-sla. Ilolidiv, J. W . bnichcr, East Hickory lleaihA I-'cil, mi rcbauts, Tionesta, Herman, 11. M., merchant, Tioncsla, 11 ill, P. C, buuic-. and sleighs, TioneMa. Harp, 11. 11,, merchandise, Marienvillo. Hoover, II. B., merchandise, Marien vill-. Howard H. B , Jew eler, Marienville. Hopkins, 1,. J., merchant, Tionesta. lli-rnan, Mis. M arc, ciu'trs, Etulalia. iladdoti, May, merchant, Watson Farm llovt, Onias, mercli iut. Cooper Tract. Haslet, S. II. A Son, furniture, Tionesta Henderson, H. X., cigars, Clarington. Henderson, J. J,, merchandise, Claring ton. Henderson, H. M., billiards and pool Clarington. Irwin, I . E , cigars, CI irinuton. Irwin, J. K., l illirds, Chirinuton. Johnson, Mrs, John, merchant, Watson Farm. Jackson, Andrew S., elg-irs, Marienvillo, Jackson, Andrew S., billiards and pool, Marienville. Krihlw, , W., merchant, Marienville. Kribbs, W. A., buggies and sleighs, Kel letlville. Killmer Bros., merchants, Tionesta. Killmer, G. II.. druggist, Tionesta. Kelly, I'- D., billiards and pool, Marien ville. Lyn- b. Mrs. II. A., milliner, Endeavor. Lilts, J. A. A Co., merchants, Gilloyle, i.ol aiigh. S. G., cigars, Marienville, Liuison Itros., Iced, etc, Tionesta. Mohnev, Mrs. L., c:g irs, Marienvillo. Morgan, J. It., merchant, Tionesta. Mann, J. It , merchant, lYrrv, Mve's, E. I'., merchandise. Endeavor. McMasiex, M , jeweler, Marienville. Mmlz, David, nieicliant, Marienville, Mc -hling, London A Uraden, merchants, Claringion. Xeil, A. D. A Co., druggists. Marieiirllle. Xve. C. W., merchandise, Marienville. Neelv, A Co., ineielmndise, .Marienville, I'owt rs, J. II., cigars, Marienville, Ri.chiig, John, liaruessinaker, Marien ville. Randall, C. A., cigars, Tioncsla. I.ohinson, G. V., merchant, Tionesta. Rosen, W . A Ilro , merchants, Marienville. lii-vncr, T. J , mer. hunt, Marienville. Sta. ( Irocery Co., merchants, Marienville. Smith, Mrs. M merchant, Marienville. Smilli J I... merchandise, Marienville. Shii 1-ls, W. II., merchant, Clarington. Scowden A Clark, merchants, Tionesta. Salmon Cre. k Lumber Co., merchants, Kell.-ttville.1 Salmon Creek Lumber Co., nieichauls, Triimans. Sigworth, W, II., in derlaker, Marienville. Stewart, II. A., cmfi clionery, Marien vile. Smith, A. F., merchandise. Marienville. Turner, J. A., merchant. West Hickory. Tione-ia C. sh Store, merchants, Tioncsla. Turner, J. A , insurance, Marienville. I'rey, Mrs M.. milliner, Tionesta. Vanilorii, A. M., merchant. Pigeon. Weaver, C. K., cigars, Tionesta. Walters, F. A Co., merchandise, Tionesta. Wagner A Wil-on, merchants, Marien ville. Wheeler, Diisi nlnuy A Co., merchants, Endeavor. Watson Lands Lumber Co., merchants, Mavburg. Wilkins, W. f! druggist. West Hickory. Wood James, broker, Marienville. Yonnr. Josenh J., cigars. Marienville, Y'ouuger, John, merchandise, Brookston. fill Hr . s .- l,riv.y': 1)UY i;oois. THE il Arabella" BELT. IIIIV i;oois. We arc sliowinjj an ilcanl Id of Lace Curtains. NEW STOCK. NEW DESIGNS. Tlituo wtiniiavc ulioaily socu I hem are iiiiniii moi:s in ilccl.trin t lie in unsurpassed' utthe price from DO," per pair up. ROBINSON. A1 I'D I TO US' REPORT ofGr.cn Twp., lor the ear ending March 10, l!hi. Peter loungk, treasurer, m acct. with road lund. PH To ami. Irom ( has. Kline-liver J 40 (7 l.M.Kox, k.O.T.M. 20 (Hi By returns fnun Road Com W " ' Countv Treas ... 'Jla (is ' II. Wmegard 1,'JU -7 By aint. overpaid ou vouchers ... 81 1 Sl.i'.vi W in fl.fl'JI Jl.liVI M By orders redeemed It y 2 per cent, cum. on $l,(iul ,sl Henry Wlnegard, Col., in airl. with road lend. By bal. from l'i To aim. ol diinlicate To road woi k lax Bv ami. over; aid trcas . .. Hy Treas. lecelpls . By H per cent com, liy 3 per ceul e uu. Hy ft per cent coin. By laud returns Bv exonerations ... on '. ou ? i 0 on $I1''J..V.. Pit. .. t,li:g '-'7 111 I'O en ,.$l.l!'7 :n 47 '7 i n '. it S Ol II JI.'-IH 04 '", sa. rcrlVct niul Siiur Fit. iirs Over the Hip. MinpcN Correctly to ltodv. Prevents the Nklrt troiu Slinuiii; Without Atlaeli- uieiits) or l'ins) of Any litsnl. 25 AND 50 CENTS.-6- HEATH k FEIT. DIIY aois. -DRY GOODS.- imv Up-to-date! )iJ5.i ijsi.oo Chleauo tn St. Paul or Minneapolis for double berth in tourist sleeping cars of the Chicago, Milwaukee A St. Paul Rail way, each Tuesday and Friday during March and April, 'l'MV, on tiain No 1 lnsvinir Chicago at H:110 n. m. For further information apply to tha nearest coupon ticket agent, or address F. A. Miller, General Passenger Agent Chicago. 8-l!S-St Danger mf ( ohls and l. (Jrippe. The irrealest danger from colds and la trrinnA i their resultiiiir in pneumenii If reasonable care is used, however, and Chamlierlain's Cough Remedy taken, all danger will be avoided. Among the tens nniioiisanils w ho have used this remedy for those diseases, we have yet to learn of a single case having resnueu in pneu monia, which shows conclusively that it i. eertuin preventive of that dangerou malady. 1 1 wi 1 1 cure a cold or an attack ol la grippe in less time than any other treatment. It is pleasant and sale tn take Sold by Killmer Bros., Tionesta, W. O, Wilkiiis, West Hickory. Pa. and wo- 11 t a NT Ell : Energetic men men to represent us in each oountv Exclusive territory ; good pay ; stead employment. Call on or address, E. C Jones, No. 6i Maiu St., Bradford, Pa. 4 121 67 Orders issued for the year 1001.. I 1121 IH Orders redeemed 15IW Hi OrdBrs outstanding Mar. 10, 1802.. 1281 75 ASKKTS. Balance in hands of Treasurer 116 21 Indebtedness Mar. 10 llfiJ M EI NAXCI A L STAT E MEN T. iii-soi m i:s. Cash on hand, none To balance fl.oSI I.I A fill. 1 1 KS. Road orders ouisiauding !,tl'i !'l VYvlhe an lib-rs n 'ireen T p. have examined the tilsive and found il to be cirri el. E. ' . K i:k:.kv, C. A. Haiiuison, t-'i: i n I!ai iikon, Attesi; Audilors. Chan. Ki.inkstivkii, Clerk. Chartci' Notice Xotice is herebv given that an applica tion will la1 made ;o the Governor ot die State of l'ennsv I ania on Friday, April 4, llKi-J or as H'l-in llii'ieal'b r ir; may be, by J. F. Proper, F. ('. Proper, K. K. l.an son, O. W. Proper and I.. Ueliiens, tinder tco Act of Assembly of the Common weald! ol l-tin-.v! ania, ciititicil "All Act to provide tor tic limn; poialion ami Regulation ot Natural Gas Companies." Approved die die ll'ih day of May, )ss-,t ami die Supplemciils thereto. I'or the Charier ol an inlenib d C'irpoialioii hi be called the oKeliet! i' e tias Company," Tho priin-ipal olhce or place ol businesn of w hlch is at 1'ioiiesiH, l-'orcsl Co, Pa., with branches hi Keilciiville, East lliek iry ami Wist lli.k ry, Ihe character and object n! w hich is tor tne purpose of producing, dealing in, triinsporiiiig, stor ing and supplv ing natural gas for either light, In ,il or I... Ih, and lor other pur poses, and I' r dice purp sis to have, possess and enjoy all lllo l ights, benell's, and privileges of said Act ol Assembly and its supplements. SAMfKi, I i. Iiiwin, Solicitor. Tionesta, l a., March In, l!-c2. lit BRIGHT SPARKLING ARTISTIC. Stock of now Goods. DIAMONDS. WATCHES. CLOCKS. JEWELRY. NOVELTIES. LEATHER GOODS. UMBRELLAS. CANES The LEADING JKWKLEK. 32 SEX EC A St., OIL CI I V, PA. The Spring Campaign is now on in WALL PAPER ! CEO. iTdavis, The recognir.ed artist In Paper Hanging and Painting, has all his samples 'ready for Inspection, and a liner line at lower prices was never exhibited here or else where. Mr. Hnvis is prepared to show samples and give estimates on all work ill his l.iie, and it will lie well Tor paities needing his service to consult Ii ml at onco before engagements are made too far ahead. Ilorder papers go in at same price as ceilings and walls. This is a new thing and an important item in keeping (low n the expense. NEW NOVELTY! Style ilocsn't al"iie belong to silk; ami satins ami 1'arisiall hal'. There is stylo in loot, wear tionndnys, o liere wisht) tell you of our tiew "Colonial O vi'oimIsj." Women who are nnicular hIi iuI tin ir f'.'.tw- nr will liml lliey uro models ol Fashion's lale-t en ati.-ii and lire strik ingly Imuilj iinu ami attrac tive. We 1 1 ii v o in tck tin) pre-vailiug- sijles in Oxford tici also. JOE LEVI, Cur. Conlrc, Seiiiia, & Sycauior Sla Oil, L'IT, V. EIT - LEA F - ' -- - - vr-- ; v"v I- r-rBjl"::r3H I -. '-f. I 's. . .'.- J. -V ; Vpv s' . ' 1 i - A - -.- :v ...ft-.- ;,. ..-.l'..:.-i,ii V ilk Ctfj . i . I- -;-'.. 1 1 ' .i"--..d h 1- ' - : 1-- M r I - v ' c 1 I i 1 ; , v. r ' ft 'J- il .-'. ts-pil 0 at at St V ill i-ti- ' i 1 : I "" lv n.-sl ir Ji , ; : I ; ,. I : T I'.. C i . I ' -t, a i . . ..-'. t nrt . I 1 i . . C ,.i.kijO. n ,j I .-. .a..,..ii.i t, I STANPAR0 OIL CO. p I r- rr:;;.c,'L..'"1 ROYAL SHOES: atent Kic. RIGHT PRICES. f 1,281 7.- KXTFJIIiITUBES. Auditing account of 19ol I HO Printing 14 ") C. W. Wolf. Clerk Irl IK) Wolf, Commissioner HO W Jacob Wagner, Com., 13 da. work .11 0.) A. W. Jtroup, Commissioner 4i on Jacob Sineaibaugh 9 2o Dynamite u Soowden tt Clark repairing 7! Plank ! Tl Interest on borrowed money 4 'ill Overwork on districts 174 HI J. II. Walters building road -04 M McKee work M 25 Wheel scraper -td 2a Henry Blum work on road 78 12 T. F. Kitcbey 10 00 Schmidt tk Zuck building bridge.. -Vi X Extra work 119 20 11,114 44 ith 11 R. 340 47 CR. William Lawrence in acct, poor fund : Balance in bands of Treasurer...! Bill of Dr. M unlock J. It. Eden service as over.eer By Treasurer's commission Transfered to road fund 10 40 4 .rs 41 325 i i NOTICE is hereby given to all persons com cruel th it an appeal fioin the lore going appraisement will bo held at the (iltice ol die Con nlvTrea-urer.in Tionesta, Pa., on U edn. sday, April :io, l!rj, when and whore iln-v mav att-iul if they see proper. M. J. Met I IiMM.II, Mercantile Appraiser. Dated at Tioncsla, Pa , March 24, l!K 2. no.N i:sta M.S. 1 1 Ii KTW CORPKCTEH KVEIIY TUESDAT, BY 1LE1.I A lil.K DKAI.KKS Flour "f sack l.IOej,!.. Corn iiu-al, Iced, r b Corn meal, family, y l-KI lb.. Chop feed, pure grain Oats Con:, shelled Buckwheat Hour, f tt. Beans f bushel Ham. sugar cured Bacon, sugar cured Shoulders Salt Pork, l Whitelish 'pi kit Sugar Syrup is. ii. Molasses.. 1.40 l.flo 1.45 .IKI .H0 .21 2.511 .11 .14 .10 .12 .Is) Mr.ort .isir.fc .so .IVi'a, .fill $.HO 47 We the undersigned Auditors of Tin no! Township have examined the above accounts and do lieieby certify that they aie correct to the best of our knowledge. John II. Wkntworth, William Mkai.v, Attest: Audilors. C. W. Wolf, Clerk. HOW alKiiityour slock of Stationary? We do high class Job Printing. Collee, P.oast Km lifu, 15 Collec. bleicled Java 25 Tea :( -ri0 Butter Uleo Eggs, fresh Salt f barrel I.ard Potatoes, i bushel l'otiltoes, .sweet V II I.ime "p barrel Nails -p) ki- eii.iH .0.".(j,.0S .('1; .15 I e-, .1:1 .HI .02 .!1(a,l.liil 2.75 I M . P 1-1N N TVS GOLDEN RELIEF CUTS CUl-tS AN- GRIP JU ICES V"i, I ; TTA T COLDS -.PilAll.O i'A V ft '". PT-NCHITIt SriNOS lil ;1-A S S -J SOREfHIW iiu-in KAllSii-, .JL . VaA IlNtURAIXil COLIC i:...,iji. Cit OUT DIARRrlO hni'tnit ii! i!98m!nutes JV. -.. Wc arc proud of our showing of these superb shoes. We know they arc going to ho prime favorites this season and have taken special pains to make a complete showing of these superior shoes. No other house has such a range of patterns or de sirable styles. Men's Women's Children's Caraets. SHOES Goodyear Welt Hand Turn McKay sewed. AXMINSTERS MOQUETTES BODY BRUSSELS VELVETS TAPESTRIES INCRAINS UNIONS MATTINGS LINOLEUMS Kugs. Xj:w G.Qom .v Every DEPtmTMExr. i wnes ta Cash ALWAYS LEADERS X3ST GTJ ATjITIT OB PBICE.
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