The Forest Republican., February 27, 1907, Image 4

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Smart k Silberbers:
Rugs & Carpets
New Spring Designs and
Great Price Concessions
Facts are stubborn things, and can't be twisted and turned
to suit the convenience of any kind of statement. One or two
facts about this department are worth your knowing ; we call
carpets by their right name. With us a Tapestry Brussels is
just a plain Tapestry Brussels, a Velvet Brussels is a Velvet
Brussels. We permit of no misrepresentation. The former
will never be quoted to you as a five-frame body, nor the latter
as a Velvet Wilton. It's a square deal here, or not at all. We
claim to give as good values, dollar for dollar, as can be found
anywhere in the United States, and you can depend on getting
justwha't you bargain for every time.
Men, We're Talking to You.
Recently we advertised a closing out of nur entire stock of Men's Kid
Glovee; til grades, all sizes. We offered you your choice of any of them tor
90c, and tbey represent Fownes' and Perrin' best $150 and $2 00 lio6S, in
cape kid or suede. We expected that oue announcement would clean us all
out, but we've several hundred pairs left. What's wrong with you, men?
Don't you know a good thing when it's handed you ? If we were to make
the same same offer on womeu's gloves there wouldn't be pair left now.
Better get busy.
Half Price Suits and Coats.
Just about 25 Suits left. By the end ot the week we want to see every
one of these sold. In Coats, both Ladies', Misses' and Children's we have
a better assortment, but at these great reductions they are all going fast.
It will be a geueral clean up this year.
SMART &
OIL CITY, PA.
Oil City Trust Company.
President,
JOSEPH SEEP.
Vice President,
GEORGE LEWIS.
A Friend
In need, one you can depend upon, a friend that will work
for you,
Is Money in the Bank.
We pay four per cent, on time deposits and solicit your account
Call. Write. . Telephone. Telegraph.
Coaster's Neck Pierced by Tree Limb.
While coasting on the grounds of
Congressman J. Sloat Fassett at El
mira Friday a boy named James
Buckley met death in a peculiar man
ner. He attempted to pass under an
apple tree, the limbs of which hung
close to tne ground. One or the limbs
pierced the lad's neck, passing clear
through and coming out on the oppo
site side under the collar bone. He
lived but a few minutes.
Reyburn Elected Mayor.
Congressman John E. Reyburn, Re
publican, was elected mayor of Phil
adelphia, defeating former Minister tu
'Italy William Potter, the Democratic
and City Party candidate, by about
35,000 plurality. Black, Republican,
for receiver of taxes, won over Frank
lin S. Edmonds, Democrat and City
Party candidate, by about the same
vote. A light vote was polled.
Aged Woman Burned to Death.
In a fire which broke out In the res
idence of Peter Schenck at James
town, N. Y., on Friday afternoon
Mrs. Sophia Goldberg, 84 years old,
mother of Mrs. Schenck, was burned
to death and Mrs. Schenck was danger
ously burned. Walter H. Widiig was
also injured in attempting to rescue
the two women.
Ilomu In Lap Dog In Piirln.
In Paris, at present. Indies of so
ciety are much aildi.-lnl to dugs of
qmility ninl price. Tlicy must ,-ils,
lip toy clous. .up fins hit worth al
most their weight in gold. A tiny
Brabanc.oii was a few days ago solll
for its own weight in fnnie piores
!..". 10 grammes. Ii,n evn this has'
been exceeded hy a price of $1,fn0
jrlven for an equally tiny Papillon.
Exchange.
I. It Not 8(1?
The world needs rascals to teach the
honest discretion.
Two fools and one wise man; how
foolish the wise n.an looks! to the
fools.
The almighty dollar may be tallied,
but few of us will ever catch the in
fection. Appearances may be deceiving, but
appearances plus talk come pretty near
fiKfpTiiiff n man. Llpplnt-ott's.
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Treasurer,
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the monthly meeting.
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DATE OF CANNING ON LABEL.
Beveridge Amendment to Agricultural
Bill Adopted.
Washington, Feb. 20. The senate
passed the agricultural appropriation
bill carrying nearly $10,000,000, the
postofflre appropriation bill, carrying
$210,000,000; the pension appropria
tion bill, carrying $145,000,000, and
the bill authorizing the establishment
of an agricultural bank in the Philip
pine Islands.
The principal fight was over the
Beveridge amendment to the agricul
tural bill requiring the packers to pay
the cost of executing the meat inspec
tion law. This amendment wr,s de
feated on a point of order. M.'t Bev
eridge obtained the addition of an
amendment to the bill which requires
that the date of canning and inspec
tion shall appear on the labels of
cans containing meat products.
The postofflce bill was passed in an
hour and 15 minutes. Amendments
adding 1,3SS.759 for tbe extension ot
the pneumatic mail service and re
quiring that postal cars be lighted with
electricity, were adopted.
Mr. Lodge obtained the passage of
the Philippine agricultural bank bill.
An amendment to this bill offered by
Senator Culberson, declaring it to be
the intention of the I'nlted States to
abandon the Islands as soon as a
stable independent government shall
have been established, was defeated.
The senate also passed a hill grant
ing a service pension to army nurses.
Those who are disqualified to earn a
livelihood and have reached the age
of !2 years, are to receive $12 a
month; those who hcfo reached 70
years $15 and 75 years
LARGEST HOUSE IN WASHINGTON
Perry Belmont to Build One With a
Ground Spacs of 11,072 Feet.
Washington, Feb. 2G. Former Con
gressman Perry Belmont of New York
is . to build the largest private resi
dence ever erected In Washington. It
will have a ground space of 11,978 feet
and will be 234 feet wide on the front.
The cost of erection will be about
$500,000, which Is more, probably,
than the cost of the most expensive
residence heretofore erected in this
city.
The house will occupy the greater
portion of a triangular track bounded
by New Hampshire ave., R street and
18th street. It Is designed in the style
of Louis XIV, the plans being drawn
by Samsen of Paris. It will be sur
rounded by a formal garden to be laid
out by Duchesne of Paris.
Milk Pedler Died From Exposure.
ITtlca, Feb. 2G. Exhausted from bat
tling all the morning in the snow
drifts and the storm that prevailed In
the country Warren W. Getman, a milk
pedler In Waterville, asked permission
of a customer to enter his barn to
rest. Scarcely had the doors of the
barn closed against the storm when
Mr. Getman fell dead.
National Rifle Association.
New York, Feb, 26. It was an
nounced that the executive committee
ot the National Rifle association ot
America at a meeting In this city last
Saturday took official action In desig
nating Aug. 21st to 24th for holding the
197 matches of the association on the
range of the Ohio National Guard at
Port Clinton, O.
More Pay and Reduced Hours.
Announcement has been made at the
headquarters of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers In Cleveland
that an advance of 8 per cent in wages
and a reduction of from 12 to 8 hours
In the working day has been granted
to the engineers in the employ of the
Lake Shore railroad.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY VIRTUE of a writ of Vendi.
Ex., issued out of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Forest County, Pennsylva
nia, and to me directed, there will be ex
posed to sale by publio vendue or outcry.
at the Court House, in the Borough of
iionesia, j oresi county, i a., on
SATURDAY, MARCH 23, A. D. 1907,
at two o'clock p. m. the following de
scribed real estate, to-wit :
JOHN WATSON, to use of W. A. and
VERNA R. SHEWMAN, vs. PETER
NELSON and TEN A NELSON, Ven
di. Ex., No. 23, February Term. 1907.
Ritcbey & Carringer, Attorneys.
All defendants' right, title, interest and
claim of, in and to all that certain piece
or parcel of land situate in the village of
Rellettville, Kingslny township, Forest
county, Pennsylvania, described as fol
low: Beginning at a post on line of land
or T. D. Collins and 8. & T. R. R. track,
thence distant 16 feet from center of said
track along line of T. D. Collins 46 west
89 feet to a post; thence along line of Col
lins south 70 feet to a post; tbence west 270
feet to a post on line of Salmon Creek
Lumber Co., on line of Maggie Wilson
144 feet to a post; thence by line of
Wilson and M. Andrews N. 47 east 104
feet to a post; thence along line of Hub
Mill S. 47if 200 feet to a post 161 feet from
center line of R. R, track; thence parallel
with said R. R. S. 24 west 110 feet to
place of beginning. Containing 34,338
square feet. Being same land described
in mortgage from said defendants to John
Watson, recorded in Mortgage Book 6, at
page 409. Erected thereon one two-story
frame building about 24x40 with L 16x18
feet, one small baru, and three other out
buildings. Taken in execution and to be sold as
the property of Peter Nelson and Tena
Nelson, at the suit of Jnbn WaUon, to
use ot W. A. and Verna R. Snewman.
TERMS OF SALE. The following
must be strictly complied with when the
property is stricken down : '
1. Wlien the plaintirl'or other loin cred
itors become the purchaser, the costs on
the writs must be paid, and a list of liens
including mortgage searches on the prop
etty sold, together with such lien credit
or's rocoint' for tho amount of tho pro
ceeds of the suloorsuch portion thereof as
he nmy claim, must be furnished the
Sheriff.
2. All bids must be paid In full.
V). All sales not settled immediately will
be contiiiuod until 2 o'clock p. m., of the
next day, at which time all property not
settled foi will again be put up and sold
at the expense and risk of the person to
whom lirst sold.
See Purdon's Digest, Ninth Edition,
page 446 and Smith's Forms, page 384.
A. W. ST ROUP, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office, Tionesta, Pa., Febru
ary 26, 1907.
A BEAUTIFUL FACE
Send Damp lor Particultrt and TeilimoniiUo! (ha
remedy thai clears (he Complexion, Rtmavea Skin
Imperfections, Makes New Blood and Improres tht
health. II you lake
BEAUTYSKIN
baelicial rciulla an guaranteed or money rahinfcl
CHICHESTER CHEMICAL CO.,
Madfeon Place, Philadelphia. Pa.
COUNTY AUDITORS' REPORT FOR THE YEAR 1006.
W. H. HARRISON, Treasurer of Forest County, In account with the Liquor Lloenses
for the year ending January 7, 1007.
DR CR
To ain't from Gerow & Gerow... 9
" " J. F. Weaver
" " G. W. Buhl
200 00
200 00
100 00
9900
W. H. HARRISON, Treasurer of Forest
vania for tbe year
To am't from Liquor Licenses. S 125 00
" - Retail Mercantile Tax 1,041 13
" Conatables Keta 1906 2 60
" Peddlers licenses .... 2ii0 00
" " State Personal Ta... 75 07
" " Tax an Cp. Indebted
ness mills 28 00
" Eating bona licenses IS OO
" " Billiard Lloenses 1:M) 00
" " Wholesale mercantile
Licenses 7 17
$2,393
W. H. HARRISON, Treasurer of Forest
year ending
To am't. of balance from 1906..
748 85
688 00
" of tax for 1906.,
91,436 83
To balance t
620 47
W. H. HARRISON, Treasurer of Forest
To hal. from settlement nf IflOrt
26 10
To am't ree'd from Jas Armstrong
" " " J. C. Bowman
" " " J. K. Green...
" " " L.L. Hunter...
" " ' Mrs. U. Helser
,' " ' 8. D. Irwin
" " " N. 8. Calhoun..
" " " Wm, Knupp...
" " ' Wm. Knupp...
" " " A. ('. Browo..
" " " D. B. Tobey...
" " " T. B. Simpson.
" " " T. B. Simpson.
" " " T. B.Simpson.
" " " T. B.Simpson.
" " T. B. 8lmpson.
" " Gardner, Hall
&Co
" " " C. V. Detar
14 38
40 3fi
17 00
31 78
11 00
148 26
f.9 22
249 31
42 94
il 4,'t
46 46
17 ti
13 81
13 81
13 81
36 38
36 20
7 29
J S43 82
To balance $ iti7 14
W. H. HARRISON, Treasurer, in account
uary 7
To bal. from settlement of 1606..$ 21,076 09
To am't from Honor license 75 00
To seated tax for 1906 19,5.52 49
to unseated tax tor 1900 4,18.1 38
To seated returns for 1905
445 75
62 40
32 91
22 29
104 69
35 20
2-10 98
35 (10
4!) 00
1 00
To am't 60 day list
To State tax returned
To fi prct added to seated rets.....
To am't from land redm'd from Co
To int. on unseated taxes
To 5 prct added to collectors bal..
To ree'd from pipe sold
Torec'd from fines
To reo'd from plank sold
To am't of loan from Forest Co.
Bank.
To Jury fee...,
10,000 00
4 00
$56,260 14
To balance $ 10,651 42
W. II. HARRISON, Treasurer of Forest County In account with the Poor Fund for the
year endiug January 7, 1907.
10 uaiaora irom last seuiemeni.9 o.h.-j 08
To seated land returns for 1905
223 08
11 15
To o prct on land returns for 'OS..
To seated taxes for 1906
To unseated taxes for 1906
To 6 prct added to col. balances...
To from land redm'd from Co
To from Krie Co. Poor Directors..
To from Clarion Co. Poor Directors
To from Mrs. J. Hinderer
To from Fitzgerald maintenance
J. Black lunatic
To from Sheriff Stroup mainten
ance D. Rustler lunatic.
To from R. L. Haslet maintenance
P. M. Clark lunatic
To from rent of Hood house
To'from school teacher's board at
County Home
To from cattle sold
To from hay sold
To from butter sold
To from produce sold
To int. on unseated tax
To from am't over paid A. M.
Neely & Co. error in bill
i',iou ua
2,001 98
US 49
19 00
3 94
44 30
. 63 73
68 73
147 17
45 75
31 00
35 00
1 19 20
116 51)
4 00
9 36
17 63
30
$18,569 53
To balance $ 7,522 32
J. C. GEIST, Prothonotary, in account with Forest County for the year ending January
7, 1007.
To orders drawn $ 34115 By fees allowed $ 34115
A. W. STROUP, Sheriff, in account with Forest County for the year endiug January 7,
1907.
To orders drawn $ 169 61 By fees allowed $ 169 61
S. D. IRWIN, Distrlot Attorney, In account with Forest County for ' tbe year ending
.January 7, 1907.
To orders drawn $ COO By fees allowed $ 6 00
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS of Forest County in account with said County for
tbe year ending
To orders drawn L. Agnew......$ 600 00
To orders drawn A. Wolf 600 00
To orders drawn P. Emert 600 00
To orders drawn expenses Co.ac't 124 91
To orders drawn expenses Poor
account , 57 19
' $1,682 10
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, FOREST COUNTY, BS.
We the undersigned auditors In and for said County, do hereby certify that we
met at the Court House in Tionesta Boro, said County, on the 7th day of January, A.
1)., 1907, according to law and did audit and ahjust the several accounts of the Treasurer,
Prothonotary, Sheriff, District Attorney and County Commissioners and find them as
set forth in tbe foregoing aoatfunt. In testimony whereof we have hereunto set our
nauas ana seals tins 2.id day of January,
Attest, James D. Davis, Clerk.
EXPENDITURES of Forest County
Justices' feos , $ 2 85
Constables 123 06
Sheriff's fees 259 26
Prothonotary'a fees 330 65 '
District Attorney 6 00
Stenographer. 167 95
Telephone 6 85
Refunding orders 60 27
Burial of Indigent soldiers 76 00
Extinction of forest fires 62 70
Road views 55 82
Election expenses 1,329 86
Western Penitentiary 138 15
Reform School 292 85
Boarding prisoners 108 45
Allegheny River bridge 9.029 16
Kellettville bridge (superstruct
ure) 6,462 00
Kellettville brridge(stonework) 3,017 92
Sidewalk on Ailegneny River
By am't carried to State aot $ 125 00
" paid TlonexU Horo Treas 210 00
" paid Jenka Twp. Treae.. HO 00
' carried to County act.,,, 75 00
00
County, in account with the State of
ending January 7, 1907.
tm oo
Peunsyl-
By State Treas. receipts 3
By Printers bills
By Postage allowed
By exonerations
By fi prct. oora. on $1,000 mer. tax
By 1 prct. com. on 5:11.49 & $12.24
By 1 prct. com. on $785,07 State
personal tax
By fi prct. com. on 8300.17
2,178 39
IIS 9.)
6 fi.1
6 m
fo oo
43
7 83
1 26
97
County In aooonut
82,393 97
'Ith the Dog Fund, for the
January 7, 1907.
By sheep orders redeemed S
147 00
4 41
111 :o
3 8,'i
63 60
69 63
66 66
91 33
41 44
48 89
6(1 66
65 US
40 00
75
02
620 47
ny a prct. com. on 9147.00
Hy exonerations
By 5 prct, com.ou $77 Oil exoner
ations By am't carried to School Fund
of Green twp
By am't carried to School Fund
of Barnett twp
By am't carried to School Fund
of Hickory twp
By am't carried to School Fund
of Harmony twp
By am't carried to School Fund
of Howe twp
By am't carried to School Fund
of Jeuks twp
By am't carried to School Fund
of Klugsley twp
By am't carried to School Fund
of TiouentA twp
By am't carried to School Fund
of Tlounata Horo.......
By am't returned to Chas. Car-
baugh act. error in
assessment
By 3 prct. com. oo aboye Item
By am't to balance
SI
,436 83
Coonty, in account with the Redemption
Fund
By am't paid 8. M.Henry $
14 38
40 35
17 00
31 78
11 90
148 26
69 22
24.-. 31
42 94
12 61
21 43
11 77
' 19 71
167 14
F. It. Lanson...
" J. O. Gelat
" 8. M Henry
" 8. M. Henry
" J. T. Brennan
" S.M.Henry
" J.O. Wheeler
.T r. vi.u.
it
Eli Berliu
J. T, Branuau
F. X. Krelller
3 prct. com. o
$6."0.07
am't to balance....
$813 S:
ith Forest County foi the year endlns Jan.
, 1907.
By Co. orders redeemed $ 33 218 95
By 3 prct com foil 74
By 1 prct com 16191
By Co. bonds redeemed 6,000 00
By 1 prct com. on $6,000.00 tO uO
By am't of due bill tor Int. ou
$6,000.00 bonds due Aug.
1. '05 extended to Feb. 1,
1906 60 49
uy due bill for same from Feb. 1,
'06 to Oct. 1, 06
160 00
li l!l
uy 3 prct. com. on due bills
By int. coupons redeemed 100 00
By 3 prct. com. on 8100.00..
3 00
By 5 prct on license money car
ried to Co. ac't. 3 75
By State tax on Co. indebtedness 28 00
By 3 prct commission on same 4
By am't paid school directors at
tending convention 21 00
By am't paid Sunt. Morrison ac't
County Institute 4ii 33
By 3 prct com. on $167.33 5 2
By am't tax on lands sold to Co... 146 64
By am't tax on lands assessed in
error 197 70
By am't of exonerations 342 09
By 6 prct on exonerations $243.55 12 18
By land returns 702 63
By 5 prct on land returns 38 13
By collectors com. and abatem'ts 824 38
By collectors abatements 727 33
By am't to balance 10,651 42
$50,260 14
By poor orders redeemed 8 7.477 37
By 3 prct com. on $7,477.37 224 32
By poor bonds redeemed 1,000 00
y 1 prct com. on l,wu.uu jo 00
By int. on $20,000 bonds, paid 800 00
By 3 prct 00m. on $800 24 00
By double assessment.... !iH 9 1
By exonerations allowed 166 95
By 5 prct on $ 1 12.03 exonerations o 60
By am't of tax on land sold to Co. 73 3-2
By land returns 381 76
By 5 prct added to land returns... 19 09
By collectors commission 412 18
By collectors abatements 303 68
By am't to balance 7,522 32
$18,3119 53
January 7, 190
By salaries $ 1,600 00
By expenses allowed Co. ao't 124 91
By expenses allowed Poor ac't... 57 19
$1,682 10
A. v., 1007.
W. H. STILES,
li. L. HAUGII,
SAM T. CARSON,
Isr.At,
SKAL
SEAL I
Auditors.
for tbe year ending January 7, 1907.
Petit Jurors 680 43
Tipstaves and Court Crier 153 00
Assessors' pay 1,115 88
Commissioners' Clerk 780 00
County Auditors 1 17 68
Janitor 420 00
Printing and legal advertising... 759 35
Cmnionwealth costs 108 03
Insurance 346 25
Stationory and books for Sher
iff's office 40 00
Court Auditor , 10 00
Night watchman 16 00
Express and drayage 17 85
Lunacy fees 14 50
Traveling expensns 7145
Loan Forest Co. National Bank 10,000 00
Interest on above loan 333 84
Washing for offices 6 60
Incidental expenses 39 21
NEW THINGS
In Ready to Wear.
Cloak Room has already received a half dozen shipments
of New Suits, Skirts and Jackets from tho most famous of
America's coat and suit makers. Choice of any of their pro
duct and never more attractively priced than this season.
In Suits the Eton and the ruauy modifications of the Eton
Jaokets, also the very popular Pony and other fashionable con
coptious and designs in Short Jackets, the prevailing style
tendency.
IY Ki:ilIt!Ti: JACKETS
The lengths dilTer a trifle and sleeves are a triile largor. In
Jackets the prioe range easily and gradually from $5 upward.
1ST ni:iaii in: SUITS
Price starts at $12.. For $15 and 818 we are showing some
really high class Suits. Suits with just as much dash and style
to thorn as you'll God anywhere for $20 to $25.
TTTTT TTAIIP T1 T A HIP
YViJJ.UUl.Wi D. JAiViJjtj, - UlJj Wi l, JTA.
bridge 2,900
Repairs Nebraska bridge 1,070
Painting and repairs on various
bridges 701
Fuel, lights and water 380
Books, stationery and postage,
ComniiKnioners' office 332
Books, stationery and postage,
Prothonotary'a olHce 132
Books, stationary aud postage,
Treasurer's office 68
Court House and Jail repairs
and supplies ,.. 218
Scalp bounties 27
Jury Commissioners aud Clerk 79
Urand Jurors ' 256
FINANCIAL
ASSK.TS.
Balance In Treasurer's and Col
lectors' hands $10,051 42
Due trom Tionesta Boro 301 25
Seated lands returned 762 63
Liabilities over assets 6,284 70
$17,000 00 $17.000 00
EXPENDITURES of Forest County Poor District for year ending Jan. 7, 1907.
Salaries, wages and medical at
tendance 1,421
Provisions and supplies 603
Fuel and light 482
Clothing and shoes 8
Dry goods sud bedding 47
Medical supplies 126
Ordinary repairs 211
Traveling expenses 126
rami expenses V 387
Incidental expenses 18
Telephones 15
Buildings and improvements ... 75
Insane at State Hospital 1,323
Outside relief. 1,638
feeble minded at Polk 235
Stock bought 15
Inventorying property County ,
Home 10 00.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
ASSETS,
Balance In hands of Treasurer
and Collectors $ 7,522
Amount due from individuals
account Warron Asylum 164
Amount due for sales from farm 85
Interest In property of Sarah J.
Hood 500
Liabilities over assets 10,728
$25,000 00 $26,000 00
FOREST COUNTY, as.
We, the undersigned Commissioners of Ptorest County, and Forest County Poor
District, do hereby certify tbat the f iregning sUUetnent of receipts and expenditures
and statement of assets and liabilities sre correct and true, to tbe best of pur knowl
edge and belief.
Attest:
J. T. Dalk, Clerk
STOVES!
The Stove problem is always a bothersome one, but we can
help you out to a nicety in anything in a
Heating or Cooking Stove or Range
For either gas, coal or wood. Our stock is large and varied
and our prices are usually lower than others 88k.
In Hardware
We have tbem all downed. Stock never allowed to run out.
Edged Tools, Saws, Axes, Lumbermen's Supplies, Cut
lery, Tin and Granite Ware, and Kitchen Furniture of all
sorts. Globes for the Wiltom Gas Light. Full line of Horse
Blankets.
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The Hunting Season
Is now on and we are prepared with a full line of ammunition.
We can save you big money on aoy style of Shot Gun or Rifle.
Call and see.
J. C. Scowden,
FOREST COUNTY
TIONESTA,
CAPITAL STOCK,
SURPLUS,
Time Deposits Solicited.
A. Watnb Cook,
President.
A. B.
DIRECTORS
A. Wayne Cook, G. W. Robinson, Wm. Smearbaugb,
N.P.Wheeler, T. F.Rltohev. J.T.Dale. A. B. Kellr.
Collections remitted for on day of pnyment at low rates. We promise our custom
era all the benefit consistent with conseryatlre banking. Interest paid on time
deposits. Tour patronage respectfully solicited.
Wfl TT srmtt 1.
00
00
82
76
88
85
75
79
00
60
71
Commissioners' pay 1,500 00
Bonds redeemed 6,000 00
Interest on bonds redeemed ' 220 49
Interest on bonds 100 00
Ntatetsx on County Indebtedness 28 00
Paid School Directors' Conven
tion 21 00
County Institute 146 33
Lands sold County .., 146 64
Double asxeaiitiiAiit 197 70
Treasurer's nom missions 822 12
Collectors' commissions 74 69
Collectors' abatements 727 33
$54,500 25
STATEMENT.
MAIIIL1TIK8.
Bonds outstanding
Loan at Forest Co. Nal'l Bank.
$ 7,000 00
. 10,000 00
Fruit troes 28 90
Shade tree '29 00
Burying soldier 35 00
Mortgage on Sarah J. Hood
property ISO 50
Insurance r 294 48
Clerk 120 00
Taxes , -. 87 25
Stationery .8 80
Express and drayage 2 43
Treasurer's oommiRSion 258 32
71
29
70
35
50
66
52
08
27
50
15
13
80
35
00
00
Iftinds redeemed 1,000 00
inioresi on bonus ,
Dounle assessment
Lends sold County
Collectors' commissions
abatements
800 00
98 94
73 32
781 46
and
$10,489 41
32
00
18
00
50
MAIIILIT1B8.
Bonds outstanding
,$25,000 00
LEONARD AGNEW,
SKALl
HKAL
SKAL J
Commissioners.
PHILIP EMERT,
Tionesta, Pa.
NATIONAL BANK.
PENNSYLVANIA.
I50.0OO.
$70,000.
WiU pay Four Per Cent, per Annum
Kbllt.
Cashier.
Wat. SHBABBAUOH,
Vice President
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