TREASURER'S SALE
OP-
Un -5eated Lands
FOR
TAXES ASSESSED POR
THE YEARS 1901 and 1903.
Notice l hereby Riven (lint aree,hly to
the Act of Assembly passed the (Htlt dny of
Murch, 1813, entitled hii not to amend mt net
dlrectlnit the inodn of h-1 1 1 nil unseated Imiiln
for taxes, et." the follontux tracts of tin
dented lands In Jeflerson eomitjr will be ex
isted to nubile mile or nutery, for nrrenrnves
1 t,.wa In ,1... ,'....- .. -I.- I.............
ii 'iiiiii i,st-, ,,, ma uill
of llrookvllle, I'u., on the
Second Monday of June, 1904
At 10 o'clock n. m.. It. belnit the 1:1th dny of
1 un 111111M ii, u ss sisnicr pain, nnn t ne nioney
lot which Hiilti hind nil! he sold must be paid
nt the time of the mile, oilier wine mill Inn. I
will he sold nmiln nt the risk nnd expense of
tuc rormcr puiciiiiscr. and In no case lll h
deed he given unless the above conditions nre
mmnlloti wilt.
TftX ft Int.
... . to 3'lltvll
warrant Acre, owners' Kamii. 1st, 1 11114
HARNETT TOWNSHIP.
178 Mnvs, Everhiirt O ..
181 1-10 Knmler, (Jennie
no 2t
:tl hi
84
1"4 milllels, ('( Kst
W) Hnidcn, V W A
Ki.iit IV II
Burf
Mln
Ill 84
18 60
4 711
ion
IX)
Thompson, It M
Hiumncnlioupt, A..
Wallace, m A Jus
MM
42 '
av2
KM
1:1
12
SO
4rt 111
17 8'.i
4H
Surf
Wallace, Wm Est...
Aunew, it L A J W..
48
811
BEAVKH TOWNSHIP.
17-18 of 240 furrier, tl II A A A..
AO Knihof, Henry
140 J.eiiHon, M E.... ...
nitOOKVlLLE HOKOUOH.
Long nd. lot 48 Evans, MnggloE....
10 81
t 40
tl 14
ELDRED TOWNSHIP.
13a
Fox, ? M
Wallace. Wm A Co..
I'nrks, O A
Currier, C H, U E.
BW&E .
:ti ri
864 Surf.
50ll
IK)
17V
10 23
ft 60
14 .10
83411
8343 J.
74 Elscus, Jnrob A B J.
0 86
1779 )
j:t
141
Pont-cr, J W A W f.
I'lilnter, ToIiIiih Est
Tuyl ir, Henry
ricumn. Uemiut A
McliiiAle
Hiiniroriy, Mary. ..
lcpp, Wm K
Iliitzuril, I'lmehe It
Hliihlniun, J II ....
Lucas, Friink .....
Wiilhico, Wm Est..
Wallace, (J 0
T.rlltotiirl. B il
1.1 1(1
8040
820 42
8 23
8 2ft
8!l
Mln of 847
234
' 4 l
4 71
su
34
100
SO
30
M
1110
soot
8 82
4 20
3 118
2 3'
2 '
8331)
8.157
14 24
4 74
30
.'tl 3.3 l.'ltu.,,.. ll.nlni"
2 78
4 74
10 28
80 LuuiuiKh, I suite...
GASKIIX TOWNSHIP.
70 Hamilton A Smith.
133 Anihony, J DAM
E Est
HEATH TOWNSHIP.
2037
14 01
4010
4II1U
. 449
17
Smith, I) W...
41 110
Mllllh, v h
O l! F Co
Wolford, ltoiiVrt.'.'"
Wynkoop, I'pwell O
BrownVfieo e!.!!!!.
lleeter, 11 C
Wynkixip, I, U nnd
OOF St'o
Wnlhuv, Allen
SIIvIb, Edwnrd
HII vis, James
Wallace, 8 11
Curtis, Hassle F
lilllKht, .lollll B
Fainter, It M
Cullen, Alpheusand
Thos
Wlnluck, R8
16 311
:m :u
l.V)
20
ft
4 08
1 20
2M
8 111
4 68
m
KI7
2.10
ill
1(13
120
ai24
ii m
w
an
247(4
ISO
12 00
21 (1?
4 M
sum
2Jtl9
2 20
i ii:
3 (VI
16 34
ft U1
57
1 80
78 7.1
11 3'
KNOX TOWNSHIP.
8fK13
suso
81137
81W)
MM
100
Meredith, W H....
42 m
asi
20(1
100
H Of 123
1112 64
Barber, Evil O.'!.'.,'.'
Vummlniis, Eph'am
D W Cassiitt, Joa A
lieo Pence and
Anna K. Teat ...
D W t'uMsiitt, jo tc
lieo 1'enco and
Anna K Tent
Taylor, Hophlu E...
HI ?
14 8(1
16 S8
30(13 X of 200
26 07
2 37
80 31
3 Im)
211 31
3 03
24 40
1.1 1(1
113 62
21 8.1
8.1
8 72
70
10
MCCALMONT TOWNSHIP.
2(150
8W34
Sl4
2410
2(12(1
2026
2(121
2(121
2010
2H10
2U21
153 rolllnsA Tsemun
20
H)
ll
01
Fuller, Wash '.
Fuller, U W
Bl.Mxl,JenksAVlnlow
Mln
Mln
Mln
Fee
Mln
IN)
614
2.M1
10
IW
OLIVER TOWNSHIP,
in
Hmathers, A J Est.
3 27
18 01
411 84
0.1 84
101 8(1
24 Oft
32 01
8 (if
102 62
23 44
4 02
8 68
6 06
B 10
4 12
6 (Mi
0 10
16 84
4 12
10 78
4 72
7 27
2 16
6 06
2857
2404
2(1111
2046
2023
24(ll
2401
2016
28:
2401
2401
2401
2401
2401
2401
67
2.16
112.1
M0
4.4
14HV4
47
Ml
120
311
47
no
7.1
34
50
7ft
i:i
34 .
80
30
60
18
50
tlUIIKB IIIIXIU
Mln
Mln
Mln
Mln
Mln
Mln
Mln
Mln
Mln
Mln
Mln
Mln
Mln
Mln
Mln
b
PINECREEK TOWNSHIP.
3048
81H4
304S
MS0
M of 300
Hot 7.1
100
ii
4.18
167
Carrier, PH4H1V
Karrah, W H A E li
Frank, Chnrlea. ..
Reynolds, Helen.. .
Andrewa, W A
Adama, Jamea '.
Mereilltth, Win and
Broa
Iloemer A dourly!"
Humphrey, Lee B...
Heynolda. Benl. M .
31 89
4 83
18 09
2 14
2 27
81 24
49 13
20 08
2 37
2 87
Surf
,&HMln 70
18
1
POLK TOWNSHIP.
30.10
20f6
2m
38.18
2MI4
2026
2026
300
16-48 Of 4.10
28-48 Of4ft0
604
24.1
2(10
73
63
nunter, Wm Jr.
Hunter, Wm Jr...'
rJu-wiirt, Truniun A
Olurk
Arhuckle A Olarlt"
Ucguan AMclhmald
Wltigort, Frederick
23 A3
12 20
22 27
83 42
18 80
16 02
2 48
t 20
6L
2L
L
L
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REYNOLDS VII.LE BOROUGH.
7 L Worth St Poller, Jacob
8 1, r'H.ltoriHt Hurinian A Hill ....
4) L LoilHn. A R
L Church St
L Jackson Ht
Ll'lilllpaSt
L Worth St
L Main St
L Pancoat
Lokhii, Robert Sr....
Scott A itarr
I alaloy, Tnotnu
"una, Dr
Spencer, Florence.',!!
z Li lirant
ii T mi. "BilllJ.J out,
J'L Thompson McMonuld. P....
- . w.i.y. Iittll, II M
tLl W'-Connell.Melllnger
Bmlth
RINOOOLD TOWNSHIP.
114 McCoy, T F
E08E TOWNSHIP.
8 83
21 76
Marlln.Uunt&Clark
" I,
Flaher, M K '
Jackaon, Schuyler.
Siowart A Clark....
liavla, OH A M...
Clark, BM. ..?...!
Edmondu, ST
Eilwarda, Thoa. . ,,
2 70
18 88
1 61
g 66
63
4 77
1 H6
2 36
38
1 23
8 40
1 47
1 13
tVUlM), A U
t, 1,
M " "
llii Depp, Wm
SNYDER TOWNSHIP.
220 Bln,Shaw
Mln IM Johnaton, John 0...
D20 A rbuck Ion A Clark ,
0034 Ojjator.FB.ehoU.At
H of 6MH " - ' "
11 M
73 17
87 00
89 83
81 87
M W
2L
11
- 1
6b
6
6b
10
i . 68
H Of 125 6 4J
44701
13.Mf
900 Hyde, J S Est M
Bnrf 14 McCbIh, WO 10 M
N
4278
4278
4277
2'.I9
2V
Surf 178 Duinrd, R t. 1141
Surf 376.67 Buirard A McCain.. 14 32
48 ' " 8 03
08 " "6 10
121 " " 1 763
20 " " 126
CNIOtf TOWNSHIP.
M Elder, AJ 430
WARSAW TOWNSHIP.
lfO Brady A Long 10 00
867
1(11 Hin t well, u C 43
128 Carrier, Albert.... 1026
3020
iin i.iioii. t ft Puna .. 30
43 Moorehead, B J 0 4.1
100 llavln, S 26 99
110 Simpson, W A 12ft0
800 Moore, Jas L 18 0.9
408
:i:i9
3706
41
40 Hollers. Mrs Jno.... 6 8ft
179 furrier, A A A E ... 8 1
128 Slurkle, M M 18 m
90 Moorhead, It W 0 34
300 Horton. W Hi-ck .... 002
08 Ho valid. David 13 o;
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP.
84 Humphrey, W N A
:io:il
2083
:io:U
:c.i:i2
30. tl
4308
2067
Bio.
30 68
88 08
300
120
IH0
216
78
Humphrey, W N A
llio...
Brady A Long
24 61
211ft
Mln
44 28
1702
606
Clark. II M A Neal
0'i Pulley, J J A Morrla
J B
60 McUarey, Mrs Char
lotte 72'4 Motlarcy.Mrsrhar-
lolle
1,'K'i Mctlaiey, MraChar-
lolio
110 Blood, I' P
107 " '
110 Ken, Joseph
113 Bullera, S U
Surf
12 31
14 07
23 02
1(1 W
3o:ei
ma
80.13
100
21 84
12 84
14 01
WINSLOW TOWNSHIP.
814 10 ShnlTcr, Henry 4 63
si n, iiini'lilson, mos X
. It M 16 86
2770 113 Hest. Joe HI 07
20J7 Surf 06 St rasa, Mary 10 93
81 Keynoldavllle Land
A I nip Co 29 02
1.16 27't Delorme, Henry .... 669
4.76 llilirni.in, F S :ii
40'4 Cox, W T 10 49
401 63.5 Garvin, W K 8 62
The foregoing accounts Include the tan and
Interest on aame to March lat, 10o4. When re
mitting add Interest from March lat to date
or payment, ana u cents on each tract for ad
vcrtlslng. J03. B. flEANS,
March 2, 1004. Treasurer.
TREASURER'S SALE
OP
Seated Lands
FOR
TAXES ASSESSED FOR
THE YEARS 1900 and 1901
1. .... -.. . 1. 1 . . . . .
in iuiunuirui I im in,V Sl,ns III Kn ACt OI
ludi.M . a ...........I .1... 1.1. U .1 m . . , .....
j,n-u , tin n,in uity OI April, l(l,
1 will expose to aale In the Court House, In
IIUFHIIIIDi r,.,uii WIV
Second londav of June, inoi
Being the 11th dayof said month, nt lOo'clock
M. Ml.. fllM f,ill.,ttri,t,r hliuxu ..I t .....I..
with the aamereguhii Ions. etc.. us I'na'oiiiml
miiuB nre nuw auiu at. i reaaurer a Hale:
Warrant. Acrea. Owners' Name. Tas
BARNETT TOWNSHIP.
178 llunkle. Ilenrv 8 2004
t'i llraden. A K.. .!.!'..".'!
17.9 CriMik, Jamea T 4 13
Z') Frailer. J AG...
400
BEAVER TOWNSHIP.
H Enty, George 12
4 Enly, Tobias 28
1-2 Enty, Peter 24
2H Haines, Solomon 87
1-2 N'olph, Mra ft7
6 Welly, Kit loo
4 Strauser. David. Eat... 36
18 Smatliera, Scott 8.1
BROOKVILLE BOROUGH.
Bit Barr, Sarah. Est
8 88
8 33
30 04
1 1.
Cnrtln, Maggie, Mrs...
Howling, Hugh, Eat. ..
Daughertv. S T. Mrs...
tl 1-2 b k 2 b
No. 18, 10, 20, 1
21,22, 6b. (
4 44
2l Paughorty, ST
No. 21, 2.1, 2 b Glbaon, .1 l
ii l i. ve a
1 64
2 32
33 20
4 61
2 32
I 40
204
21
1 13
122
841
No 12 a 14, 2b Reynolds, f iioa'i' '(J M
No 10,20, 1-8 of2b Tlntotr, KM
I. I'ltitn.iw.,.. jl. I1....UI..U
2 b Walt, Rebecca, Mrs. . !
2 b Sayers, Itaym'd, iRuse
annex for school). ...
1 lluu, l..U 11..,.. I.'
tb Biellet, Robert. .'.'!!.'!
8 llruily, Sully o
CLOVER TOWNSHIP.
70
Woason, DA 1714
CLAYVILLE BOROUGH.
Coatello. John
Carrol, Mike
Felix, Peter
H30 Hotmlro, Henry
I lung, Jacob
Hamni, Lyman
Jones Catherine, Mrs.
Hamilton, Jus A Eat ..
Rac hlscal, Steve
McGregor, Clurk
Masao, Angelo
Shields, O D
Sandein, Edward
Szublc, Peter . ...
Wrlirht.Frunk
Jenkins. Thus M
nab
14 94
6 69
1 00
8 81
714
8 44
6 14
id :u
14 63
1 88
10 62
7 89
2 60
11
1 Ml
140
113
816
2 08
1 60
82
6 30
16 09
211
2 I.
H b
2b
2b
H ft b
R ft b
H ft b
b
H ft b
H ft b
b
b
b
H ft b
tof8b
n ft b
lift b
Grove, Alex
Gallo, Annie, Mra
Gallo, Joseph
Couso,, John
" Hauglioriy, Michael...
Kllnadllnger, S
Swisher. W 8.
wnito.Ao
ELDRED TOWNSHIP.
6 1-2 Krlse, Laura
80 Stuhlman, Amos
11 Silvia, R R, Mrs
10 Smith, peter 1), Est....
4b
b
2b
H & b
2 37
, 8 02
2 20
8 8?
13 03
6 8
6 30
66
r rasier, jacason
Paine. Esther
Lowers, Truman
Kris, John
1.14
60
22
FALLS CREEK BOROUGH.
Clark, nil
I,'ll..l. Will,.. L-
707
10 64
6 39
7 07
707
848
44.90
17 34
8 78
S39
707
II ill Held, (J H
lleckman, A
Harmon J
Mllllron, A A ,
Oahurn A MliatTor
Dahurn, Robert
Ray, MO
I'hl, II G , .
Wllaon, J P
1-2 of I L
L
L
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP 1900 AND
FALLS CREEK 1901.
Cooper, Wm F
llablcht, Lewis 11
Humphrey; WN A Bros
Johnson, Byron
Lofgren, John
Michael, I!
Smith, E E
Pepper, 1 N
GASKILL TOWNSHIP.
67 Barnett, David, Mrs....
67 Heed, Weaver & Helta
4 Pence, Daniel
16 41
14 40
7 42
770
114.9
009
720
2 87
Mln.
Mln.
0 78
18 70
US
HEATH TOWNSHIP.
80
40
20
20
Wyrlch, Johnaton
2149
836
4 60
4 68
26118
6 86
4 72
1177
11 17
843
2677
i unus, cuzaneiu
Thompson, Alex
Byers, Henry
Large, J M
Wynkoop, L O
Wynkoop, L C
Wynkoop, L O
200
160
100
100
100
iiw nynaoop, bu
" i-cAirwii, iiran
800 Wynkoop, 10 ........
KNOX TOWNSHIP.
80 Wilson, O D
80 Thompson, WM "
MOCALMONT TOWNSHIP.
150 Blood, Jenks, Wiuilow
Brlnker, I) CI
Carlson, Alfred
Frederlckson, Erie ....
126 1-2 Gear hart, Abraham...
480
216
Mln.
HAL
48 88
2 78
607
6 18
87 10
14 12
108
1 18
1 67
162
164
(83
w jiui-u, rn,us a nou..,,
Holuurn, Mary..
Robertson, John
4 Smith, Moses K
, . .? Train, Thomas
l'?PJ.. y Carpenter,.,.
HAU Vacouson, Herlog
2T42
Jefferson Coal Co
lirantnra
M Smith. Jacob S . Inn
6 Sneil, Henry 0 113
hi crimen, Ucorge 18 27
187 Brown, Job 11 786J
79 lilnsmore, W J 81 48
vo nonnell Kst 8149
183 North, James K No 1 118 81
6 " Not 2 14
848 North, Jos, Not 148 03
04 Jenks A Clark 77 71
11 v..ir uiiii.. in it
Hi
AL Lochrtn. Marmiret '!'.! li
ll-tSliu, Etl H 84
H Anderson. Alfred 0
80 Bennett, Paul 70
neveriiige. Kllen 1(1
i Jones. Cathi-lnft s
. 40 Modern, Geo D 76
u ftlollnlngo, Hntlato 16
6'4 Stlgers Bros 29
OLIVER TOWNSHIP.
24 J Colli W, KM f!0
Wt Cotilttir, 8. 1 Mrs... fin
m McCunntill, Mury J t 20
PERRY TOWNSHIP.
A L Amlnrsfin. Petnr. . . 7 ill
AL Anderson. Andrew II llii
41 HI080. tawl A I 12 111
A L HiihIi. 1 1 Hire 11 Hit
A L Hush. I) A 4 HI
L . Uhlek, ChHrlog 1 48
AL Johnson. Nulson... 2 IK
lilnd. Ishbo 1 Ml
A L Maiik. Wilson 2 ns
AL Nelson. Andrew .. . fi 21
PhiwII. William .. 3112
Davie, John H ... 18
Uerwlnit-Whita C. Co
Oeantiies!
Coal 27 Stewart. W J.... 8 28
UOBI 117 Mi'llnnrv. CI W . .17 17
Coal C7 Morrla. C tl B... 18 in
Coal 25 Fi)8Ur, Mrs 8 75
Coal 71 McHonr.v, W P. . 27 lilt
Coal ao Palmur. M 11 44
PORTER TOWNSHIP
40 Konnedy, A J 9 .10
POLK TOWNSHIP.
571 71 Harrljrer, S P . . . . ri 74
oil 15.1 Lvlu. aiimuel A MINI
2925 M Uontl. William .... 4 :1
PINECREEK TOWNSHIP
Ashluy, EM 45
09 Brown. EruklneA On 7 ."14
Mln 10 Corbett. AW 7 r.S
8 Cral(f, Wm 11, Key. 87
10 Donoy, Wllllura.... 4 RI
100 Harrliror. S P 2 fin
Mln 225 VVh te. A C & Wll
son E H 811 48
H A 1 Wells, U W 11 47
68.8 Reynolds, C M.... 170
2 Brelllt. Robert ... 411
McConnoll, JR.... :l)
Stead mun, Iva, Mrs 2.1
PUNXSUTAWNEY BOROUGH.
Dlllinnn. .T.ihn o r.n
III GilleBplo. J U. Est.2Ti DO
iruoe, j w, mrs... mo
' Hastings. MM 3 H8
2L Hastlnns. W T .. 7 84
2 L Honrv Jaraesi 4 73
I L Knurr, Adam 7 84
Kirkpatrlek, E A.. 7 85
Mat.hnws. Plaea . II 9i"i
2 L Newmastr, Iieon'd 20 77
hal itocers. C C 5 71
Sweeney, Jaraos . . 3 84
7 L A 44 Scott. Cliira S IR 91
Bloom, AM 2 113
iiarry, William.... 3 mi
Ford. Marv H a Qtl
i L Henry. O W 119
L Wetzel, I C 8 07
O A 21 L Fish, Charles 105 83
Li J? ibd. utiar es 0 Ml
RINGGOLD TOWNSHIP.
3 Craword. Israel ... 1 8(1
01) Brasilia, Isnao Jr. ..11 07
1 Hoch, William .... 44
ROSE TOWNSHIP.
64 Ixeinan & Alnnrn .
10 08
5 02
17 23
85
3 L Kaohormvor. W O.
H A 4 L Kachermyor, W G.
L .McDonald. Geo M .
L McKav. James . . .
73
2L Sayers, Raymond..
L Slaele. J 1)
2 311
1 05
21 L Black, S A
44
10
L Allen, J G
2l Brown, James L. ..
HAL Fitch, FA
25
1 00
L Furguson, Harriett
6L Gallairher. .TnoB...
(I
30
10
L Gallagher, Sylvest'r
HAL Millor. Mead
64
HALl Smith, Georee
811
1 Smith, Goorue ....
1 A. V. R. R. Co. .
6 Bureoon. Clara .
14
4
2 03
8
2L Dominlck. Cath'ne.
L Hnncs, John
L Lewis. Ruubin
It8
1 23
60
32 Lucas, Samuel
REYNOLDSVILLE BOROUGH.
1 Mathows. Chan
12 40
HAL Huntingdon. J C . .
19 2H
3 87
HAL Jones, Jennie, Mrs.
HAL Jones. H P
23 12
L Matthews, Charles
H ft L Reynolds, S T, Mrs
H A L Cataldo. Horn I
11 67
32 12
19 211
4 83
9 05
1 of H A L Drlscoll &, Daisy Eg
H A 2 L Smith. RF. ......
HaL Krosohwaske, Jno .
HiL Donnv. A ndcAu,
23 12
a5 24
If) 20
60 04
HftlL Ijechner, Frank....
8 A L Hartman, E 1)
8NYDER TOWNSHIP.
70 GllllnKhom, Garri-
son Co io 28
8 Strause. Josoph ... 68
3 Evans, George on
7 Mathews, John .... 120
WARSAW TOWNSHIP.
L A 7 Bennett, T J Dr.. . 2 61
60 Baker &Hendnraon 11 R7
HAL Miller. Ed 4 IK
145 Roed, Robert Ifl 9U
HAL 1 Slawson, Rufus Eat 2 73
60 Wilson, Robert A.. 13 OH
81 Wilklns, JohnD... 4 29
14 Woodward, W W.. 2 39
30 Dunham, Charles.. 103
69 Flke. Michael A 77
HAL Pieroa. Alvln 1 i
40.9Harrtnjer, J W . . , . 90
92 Moore, Perry 3 77
WEST REYNOLDSVILLE BOROUGH.
Fryer, Samuel 2 30
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP.
2 L Rovles. T7ntitr
3 25
3 31
3 80
3 86
15 97
1 94
31 93
3 86
64
1 63
24 08
61
2 24
1 20
1 40
60
3 14
12 44
16 72
13 61
38
nA, . . . . . -
ait uox. k isha.
60 Cox, ElliahtElieha
Fritz, W A
60 Hutchison, JobnEst
Heller, Henry
265 Loeb. Harry
L Marshall, BR..,
L Osborn, J M
iof2L Sohweram. FB
100 Wheoler, David...
1 Woodward, Marg't
40 . Wllaon. .Tamos T '
2 L Sneddon, Alex
2 L Hicks, James
L Pentz, Annie E....
25 Cox, WT
71 Gorman, Mik'l AGeo
Mln 160 Gordon, C Z
. 86 Maxwell, S J
1 Woodroe, Joseph..
WINSLOW TOWNSHIP.
70 Gordon Ar Whlta in 93
100 Gordon ft Whlto . . 61 70
1 Grinder, Jane HO
2 L Hsrst, Mary E.... 2 08
HAL Knarr, John 10 38
241 Miller, G W 6 10
HAL Miller, Curt 6 13
H ft L O'Brlan, Michael.. 12 33
HAL, ThompklnsLucasA 7 41
H A L Sherlns, George... 2 07
191 Dickey, Alice 76
It Kershaw, J Henry. 1 0(1
i Larson, J W 1 20
H A L
Palormo, O 1)0
H A 1 Thompson, Maggie fill
fl Plfer, J A 19
60 Shobort, James.... 2 80
1 L
H ft
L
Winters, G B. ... Id
Mnnntis, Hugh ... 80
Maine, S3 07
1 Holowell, Lewis,.. 07
Holm. Harvey 31
1 Rhodes, Grant ... 611
L
H A
Ropelty, Michael.. 85
L Snyder. J Y 2 82
L
Syphrlt, J L 1 30
H A
L Rlchoro, Nicholas. 6 00
31) Kevno da. Thos anil
Gorslln 6 03
IB Reynolds, Thos and
Gorslln
47 Reynolds. Thus anil
1 22
Gorslln fi 83
HAL
Anderson, John..
Haines, Charles F.
A mora, P
Challor, G
Shannon, Barney.
Tompkins, Lucy A
6 40
H ft L
4 81
H ft
H A
L
4 81
L
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L
12
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YOUNG TOWNSHIP.
HL Carr. W C 3 38
Coal 6 McOuown. Samuel. 5 87
HAL Vlllolla. Annie. ... 4 70
44 Williams. Reuben
and Bracken. .. 4 .'fl
1 Cosmo and Morusco 1 19
Berwtnd-WhlteCo'l
1 Co. Grantor.
Coal 98 Geo. Fetterman. 2.1 Till
I'unxsutawnev BaL
H ft L Julius Gralaer... 3 08
PnNiim rnt.tll ( l nn a........l
. .. ........ ....... . ...H ..... MM CKIIIIII PITUH'U
Land s 1011I1I Midi llli v ,,iia ,,,.,.1. . ...... r...
March 2. 1H04. County Treasurer.
THE WORD "MOB.""
low It Worked Its War Into k
English Lsbidsi.
The word "mob" la un abbreviation.
It Is notliltiff but n fritKiiient of the full
Lutln orlKliiul "mobile vuIkus" "the
fickle coniuion tieoole." First the noun
"vuIkus" W111 dropped. "Mobile," com
ing Into coiniuou use, wns In a fewyeara
cut down to "mob." By Svift it was
abominated to ills dying dny as a pe
culiarly odious kind of slung. Addi
son sympathized with this feeling. In
o. ij.j of the Spectator "mob" Is nut
down by I1I111 as one of the ridiculous
words which' he fears will In time be
looked iiDon as uart of the sneeeh.
There must have been then n host nf
minor defenders of the purity of our
tongue who bewailed its increasing use
ana pointed to tlint fact as evidence of
the growing degeneracy of the lan
guage. But the assailed form stoutly
held Its ground and outlived its cen-
urers. Addison's fears have been re
alized. The abbreviation has thorough
ly established itself. Accordingly
word which their predecessors stigma
tized as a corruutlon of the vilest kind
Is now used unhesitatingly by the most
precise of modera Jurists. The reason
of Its prevalence Is obvious. It eame
to supply a very genuine want Thtre
is no otner single word that conveys
definitely the Idea of a particular sort
of riotous assemblage. Harper's.
BY HOOK OR BY CROOK.
As Ancient Pbrna Thnt Una Hiif
rhnses of Manning-.
The phrase "by hook or bv crook"
tuny simply refer to an ancient cus
tom which allowed persons to collect
for fuel dead wood In the king's forest
such as they could break oft and re
move with "cart, hook and crook."
Borne trace Its altrnlflennrs "hr rnnl
means or by fair" to the contrasted
uses of the footDad's hook or tha
bishop's crook.
Others remind us of the exoresslon
In very early dnva "bv hnka o'r
krooke"- thnt Is, by bending tha knees
and cringing low.
Another Dlauslble exnlnnatlon Is that
after the great Are of London disputes
as to ownership of land were settled
oy two surveyors wnose names were
Hook and Crook.
Quite dlffnrent is the view taken hv
those who tell us that whan Strong-
DOW sailed for Ireland he luatriiptad
bis men to make their attack by Hook,
promontory northeast of Waterford,
or by Crook, a barbor on tha south
coast.
In any case, the Dhrase Is verv old
for It was used by Bacon (1380), by
BKeiion, me poet laureate (1600), and
by Chaucer neurly 000 years ago.
Pearson's.
LUNAR SCENERY.
Its Isstsrssn Pram tha Mnn.l.
Lnok of Air and Wiltr,
It Is by Indirect methods of observa
tion that scientists learn of the ah.
sence of atmosnhora In tha moon
There art various arguments that can
oe auauceu, but the most conclusive Is
thut obtained ou the occurrence of
what la called the occultatlon of
Btur. It sometimes hummus that tha
moon comes directly between the earth
and a star, and the temporary extinc
tion of the latter is an occultatlon. We
can observe the movement whan it
takes place, and the suddenness of tha
extinction of the star is extremely re
markable. If the moon bad a conioua
atmosphere, the gradual Interposition
of this would produce a gradual ex
tinction Of the star and not tha and dan
phenomenon usually observed.
anis absence of air and water from
the moon explains tha peculiar and
welid ruggedness of the lunar scenery.
we Know mat on the earth tha action
of the wind and of rain, of frost and of
snow is constantly tendlnir to wear
down our mountalna and reduce their
Hard outlines, but no such anenta ore
1 worg upon tut moon.
FAMOUS FOR FAT.
Daniel Lambert, Whs Died In 1809,
Got Too Obeaa to Wabbla.
The fame of Iinnlel Lambert as 1
ehamploa among fat men In England
If not In the world, still remains un
rivaled. Dnnlel wns born at Lelcestel
In 1770 and died In 1809 at Stamford
The grandson of a cclnbrntod cock
lighter nnd addicted to sport through
out his life, his dimensions were noi
extraordinary, nnd his habits were noi
different from those of other lads un
til he wns fourteen years old. Whet
twenty-three yours of nge, however, hi
turned the scale nt thirty-two stone
and, although he Is recorded to liavi
been then able to walk from Woolwich
to London, nt the time of Ills death, Ii
his fortieth yenr, he had attained tin
prodigious weight of fifty-two stone, 01
728 pounds, and was more or less help
less. Ho wns a modest man, ami whet
be had achieved physical greatness
fame was tliniBt upon lilm. He wnt
for a long time unwilling to be mad
a show of, but be gained a more than
local reputation, and people traveled
from far to see lilm, resorting to vari
ous devices In order to be allowed to
do so. At length the prospect of proflt
overcame his resolution, and for four
years before bis denth he exhibited
himself In London and In the prov
inces. He was apparently a mnu of some
wit, for once, before he permitted the
public to gaze upon htm, an Inquisitive
person bud gained access to bis pres
ence by pretending to be a fellow
sportsman Interested In the pedigree of
mnre, whereupon Lambert promptly
replied. "She was bred by Impertinence
out of Curiosity." Before the days of
Daniel Lambert, Edwnrd Bright of
Maiden wns a well known fat man, al
though his name no longer lingers ns
a household word. He died In 1750 nt
the age of thirty yenrs, weighing forty
two stone nnd seven pounds, and Is
stated to have been an active man till
a year or two before his death, when
bis corpulency so overpowered his
strength that bis life wns n burden nnd
bis death n deliverance. Both Bright
and Lambert seem to have been genial,
good humored fellows nnd very popular
among those who visited them. In
deed popularity seems to be the lot of
the corpulent In fact ns well as In fic
tion. The heroes of fiction, however,
hnvo the advantage In the matter of
lasting glory, and the names of Daniel
Lambert and the fat boy of I'ecUliam
sink Into insignificance beside those of
Falstiift and the fat boy in "Pickwick."
Loudon Standard.
Applied Sclrnre. '
When James ltussell Lowell was
minister to England, be was guest at
a baniiiet nt which one or the speak
ers was Sir Frederick Brnmwell. Sir
Frederick was to respond to the toast.
"Applied Science." It was long after
midnight when the toast was pro
posed, and several speakers were still
to be called. Hlslng In his place, tho
scientist said:
"At this hour of the night, or. rather.
of the morning, my only Interest In np-
pueu science is to apply the tip of the
match to the side of the Imx
which alone It Ignites nnd to npply the
name so obtained to the wick of n bod
room candle."
A moment later Lowell tossed n nn.
per across the table to lilm bearing
mese two lines:
Oh, brief Sir Frederick, would that all
could catch
Tour happy talent and supply your match!
Youth's Companion.
A Pair of Misers.
Mr. and Miss Dancer worn rennleil
the most notorious misers In the eight
eenth century. The manner In which
this couple were found after death to
nave disposed of their wealth was even
more strange than cou Id hnvo been
their method of acquiring it. The total
value was 20,000, which was thus dis
posed of: Two thousand five hundred
pounds was found under a dunirhlll.
500 In an old coat nailed to tho mnn
ger in the stable, 000 in notes wns
hidden away In an old teanot. the
chimney yielded 2,000 stowed In nine
teen oinrerent crevices, and several
lugs filled with colu were secreted In
the stable loft
England's Masna hartn.
That shriveled narchmeiiL the char
ter of English freedom, wns saved, It is
said, by the veriest chance from the
scissors of a merciless tailor. Struck
by the great seals attached to 'a niece
of pnpor the tailor was cutting up. Sir
uooert uotton stopped the man and
gave him fournenco for tho document
be would have destroyed. It is now in
the British museum, lined nnd mount
ed and in a glass case, the seal a
shapeless mass of wax and tho charac
ters quite illegible. London Mall.
Said Maid to Mistress.
"Where have you been, Jnno?"
"I've been to a meeting of tho Girls
Friendly society, ma'am," was tho
mold's reply.
"Well, what did the lady say to you J"
"Please, ma'am, she said I wasn't
to give you warning, as I meant to.
She said I was to look upon you as my
thorn and bear It" New Yorker.
Wllllaraess.
"But would you die for met"
slated the romantic maldon.
per-
"I would," replied tho frnnk and eld
erly suitor. "Even now I am using n
high priced preparation warranted to
restore hair to its original colorsPe
trol t Free Press.
Thnt Maaloal Ear.
Praxiteles You perhaps wouldn't
think It, but Da Pounder, the musician
over there, plays entirely by ear. Fi
acre is It possible? Is that what
makes 'em so large T Tit-Bits.
j A. hair In the bead Is worth two In
the brush. Boston Christian Register.
A DOUBLE RESURRECTION.
ieh ol the Gvnernla Thonclit That
the Other Was Head. '
Ocnernl Harlow of the Union army
fell wounded mid. It wns thought, dy
ing during the Hist day of the bnttle of
Gettysburg und within the Confederate
lines. General Gordon, cantering by,
saw 111 lu and recognised him. uin
Uiountltig, be npproaebed the proHtrate
man nnd Inquired what bo could do for
blin.
"I nin dying," said Ilnrlow. "Just
reach Into my coat pocket, draw out
the letter you And there nnd road it to
me. It Is from my wife."
Gordon read the letter.
"Now. general." said Bnrlnw. "please
destroy that letter. I want 1011 to not!
fy her she Is In tho town over yonder
wunt lias happened to nie."
"I will," replied Gordon.
Ho sent for Mrs. Barlow, giving her
safe conduct through the southern
lines, and then rode away, certain thnt
Bnrlow s death was a question of only
a few hours at most.
But Bnrlow did not die. Ills wife
enme promptly nnd had lilm removed
to the town of Gettysburg, where she
nursed him so faithfully that be recov
ered.
Many yenrs passed until ono night
both generals were guests at a dinner
in Washington. Some one brought
tbera together nnd formnlly introduced
them. Time hnd altered tho personal
nppenrnnce of both.
"Are you nny relation to the General
Bnrlow who wns killed at Gettys
burg?" asked Gordon.
"Yes; a very nenr relation," an
ewereu unnow, wun a laugn. "I am
the very mnn who wns killed. But I
hnve been Informed thnt a mnn nnmed
Gordon lost his life in bnttle Inter on,
He saved my life nt Gettysburg. Aro
you any kin to that man?"
"I ntn ho," wns the reply.
Both heroes laughed ns they gave
ench other n honrtler handshake.
Pittsburg Dlspntch.
IF YOU ARE WELL BRED-
You will try to mnke others hnppy.
You will not be shy or self conscious.
You will never Indulge in 111 natured
gossip.
You will never forget the respect due
to age.
You will think of others beforo you
think of yourself.
You will not swagger or boast of
your achievements.
You will not measure your civility
by people s bank accounts.
Y'ou will be scrupulous In your re
gard for the rights of others.
In conversation you will not be ar
gumentative or contrndictory.
Y'ou will not forget engagements,
promises or obligations of any kind.
You will never make fun of the pe
culiarities or idiosyncrasies of others.
You will not bore people by constant
ly talking of yourself nnd your affairs.
You will never under any circum
stances cause another pain If you can
help it.
You will not think thnt "good inten
tions" compensate for rude or grull
mauners. Success.
Jewel r j- and Mnsrlo.
Finger rings, earrings, bracelets,
brooches nnd other articles of personal
adornment originated not from the Ba
thetic sense of our remote ancestors,
but from their belief In mnglc. Even
civilized men today sometimes enter
tain a superstitious regard for sninll
stones nnd pebbles of peculiar sbnpo or
color and carry them about as charms.
The Greeks and Asiatics used stones,
beads and crystals primarily as amu
lets and cut devices on them' to en
hance their mnglcnl power. The use of
such stones as seals was secondary
and may at first have been for sacred
purposes only. When a primitive peo
ple first find gold they value it only
for its supposed magic nnd wear nug
gets of it strung with beads.
Derivations of Soma Common Words.
Ono remembers how on the loth of
June, 121,ri, King John signed the great
charter of the constitutional freedom
of Britain and how after he bad signed
It be Dung himself In a burst of fury
on the floor and gnawed the straw and
rushes with which the floors of thoso
days were strewn. Now, whnt wns
"charta?" Originally nothing more or
less thnn n Bheet of papyrus strips
glued together as writing paper. So It
Is to the Egyptian reed that we owe
our "charters," "charts," "cards,"
"cartes" (blanche and do vlslto), our
"cartoons" nnd our "cartridges." Lon
don Chronicle.
Accurate.
"Sir," nys tho Boston reporter, "our
office la informed thnt your purse wns
stojen from you last night Is there
anything in it?"
"Not by this time, doubtless," an
swers Mr. Emerson Waldo Beeneotor,
relapsing Into an attitude of perturbed
meditation. Judge.
Advanced.
"You say that Lord Fucnsh's social
position has Improved since he married
a rich American girl?"
"Y'cs, Indeed. Formerly he was only
a nobleman, but now ho belongs to our
helresstocracy." Exchange.
Particular.
"What sort of money will you have,
Mrs. Muium!" asked the cashier when
that lady presented a largo chuck for
payment.
"Sterilized," replied Mrs. Mumm,-
Ufe- . , .v.
Wlatan.
Yeast When we get real cold weath
er, they say we are getting a taste of
winter. What la the taste of winter?
Crimsonbeak Why, it's whan it is bit
ter. Yonkers Statesman. .
i.
Sick-Hcarlache,
Cptoone yesmiro I hnd HPcvercslck-hond-acho
every Hiimliiv, Jim rct;iil:u Iv as ths
dny enme. At such tlim-s I could w i cur and
could not r.'-No my head from tin t-M; cv wi'li.
out hclnir vi.ncntly iiminei, ted. 0i Kims
bus cured me, nnd now 1 never h:.w hcuiS
ache. .Mrs. V111. Klllott.273 West Avo Ko
Chester, N. y.
lly eiirli-lihin t he Wood, toning up the nerves
nndstrenKttHMiliiKtheNtoinncii, Celery Kins
makes sick-headache impossible.
PENNSYLVANIA It.MLUOAD
IIUKFAI.O & ALMXIHR.VV VALLEY
DIVISION.
Low Grade Division.
In Effect Nov. 29, 1903,
Eastern SU.ms'J T'me
ASTWAIIIl.
Nr 57
I' u.
STATIONS.
I'lttshllllt
Ucd Hank
liiWHonlnim
New ltd liU-licm
Oak Kuluo
MnyHvllle
Hummc rvlllc . ..
Hio.k vlllc
lows
fuller
Kcyiioldsvlllc ..
I'lincoust
Knl Is (. reek
Ilullols
?5 1 I It lis
Winter!. urn .
I'emilleld
Tyler
lifiinczctie
Uriint
Driftwood
'
7
. 0."
X
II i;
t- ii
tl O'l
;n 11
tu :i7
to
in'wi
III 10
1(1 27
1U V)
10 4ft
111 M
Tl 111
11
11 N)
I U'
. Train mil iHiiiiiIh yi leaves I'lttshiirv u O
11. m.,
lied Hank II. la KruoKvHlc lJ.41, Reynold
ivllle
1.1, c 11 111, i rccs 1 Illinois p. ni.
WKSTWAHI)
1 ft 1. 10 J No.HJ No.H'i Noi I I
A. M. A. M A. M. I'. M
.... i is i.V u 01 i 1 ;)
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ft Id II Xi 4 lh
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11 .vi, It 4- 1 1:. 1) s
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n; 1 .a a m
7 i I .'Kl 1 (IT,
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7 :i- i n 1 is
0l 3 a: 1 7 41
:i -i .t 7 n.l
I S I" .... I a 11. 8 2
A.M. A. M. I-. M. I' M
No I0a No I0 No 102 No. 114 NoTTiJ
A. a, A. M. A. M. I'. M. P. M.
.... f in Ml in .... i m
I ... tti mi :m .... t id
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A. u.jl'. in. l'. tn.jl1. M. p. If.
STATIONS.
ilrlftsrood
Orsnt
bViiuczclte
Tyicr i....
I'ciintleld
Winierbiirn ....
MtlllllH
UiiH.ii-.
Kalis (.'reek
Plllll'Ollst
Ucyiioldsvillu..
boiler
Iowa
llrookvllle
Sllllllni'l'Vlllu.,..
Miiysvllle
OlHiHlllL'l!
New Hcl lili'lu ni
I.itwsotiliuru.,..
KcU Hunk
Klttshurg
Train lr! (Pinidiiy) leaves !liill,il 4.10 p.m.
K11I Is ('ruck 4.1?, lii yiioiisvil,...in, llrookvllle
s.(i, Ked Hunk (t.ao, I'litshun; n.23 p. in.
No. HIT dally hcl ween IMtlshtiix ami DilHols.
On Sundays only I ml 11 leuve.s OilfiwisMl lit
S.30 11. 111., 111 n ves lliillols Hi 'Kin. m liclurn
lliu It-lives Dullols- 3. isj p. in., arrives llrift
w, mil ,1.4,1 p. in., slopiiliiK tit Inlci inudlate Mil
tlotis. Trains marked run dally; 4 ihillv, except
.s'tiiidity; Mux si 111 ion, wheo sl'uah must he
I'hiiiulolphia & Krio K lilivaul Division
In effect May 2:1th, l'llCt. Trains loavu
Driftwood as follows:
KASTWAI 1
i):(4 a m Train I'.', wcekn lys, for s'unhury,
Wllkesljarru, llu.leloii. I'oilsvlllcsvrniiton,
llni risiMir.- nun 1 1,0 lute riiii-uii' te sta
tions, arriving 111 I't, 1 1, -. .1 pi, 111. u 3.) p.m.,
Nuw V.irk, ;i::m p in. ; iin. limine, lijin p.m.j
VVns,iil)ioii, 7:13 p. in ' lilt, un, I'arlnr cur
from Vt 1 1 1 in m,i pi I to I'hl uilt' 1 jil 1 In mihI pus
ainiKcr conches (mm Kui n lo I'hUudc Iplils.
und Wlllliiriisinirt 10 Hai Imoio and Wash
ington. U:3u p. in. Train s, dally fur Sunliiiiy, Har
rison ix und 111 1 1 ii 1 ,ii I I'licrinciititit, suctions,
iiriivlini hi I'liijiiilt-li.iiia 7:j3 p. m., Now
V ork lii:3a p. rn Hall nuoie 7:.m p. nt.. Wash
Ihkioii si.t, p. in. v.sii'.iiled parlor curs
and passciniHrcoiiclien, H llluio 10 I'hlladol
pliiaand Was,liit.'ioii.
4:1X1 p. in. Train 11, dully, for llar
rlsliurit and iuierniliiiii- stations, sr
rlviinr 111 1 1 1 1 1 i.l.-i j.li 1 m 4:3 u.a.i New York
7.3.1 a. 111.; Hail liuorc, 3.;u 11. m.: V :tli 1 nirlou
a..m a. m. I'liilwiin .i.,iliiK curs from
llarrislnim u, riniaoeipliut nun .New York.
I'lilliiileliilna pass,.ii;i-i-v can riinalu In
sleeper undisuirlieo uiiill 7:.in a. m.
ll:lr) p.m. Train l.dlilly for Siinlmrv, llift rls
hurii anil Inlei iiicillale stul l,,ns, lu l l vlng at
Kliliiithilpliiu, 7:17 A. .M. ; ,Nmv York, U:;ta
A. H. on weekudays und lu.:is a m. on Sun
day; Haliiiiiiirc, ,:13a.m.; Washlnxtuii, 8:a0
A. M. I'llllnian sleepers from Krle
and Willlauisporl lo I'hlladelplilii, and
Wllliiimss,i 1. 10 Wii.sliln'iou. 1'ussenirer
coaclies from Kile 10 i'lilludclpliia. and
Wllllauisp,,,! to Haltlinoii-.
13:11 p.m. I ruin 14. daily for Suiiliury, llnrrls
bui'K and principal unci im'illnu si iiUum, arriving-
111 rlill.ul. liiliiii 7:j: a. lit.. New York
::. 111. wit-kduys, il(i..m. a. 111., Buiniuy)
Haltlmore 7:33 a. 111 , usl,ni,-l.iii, S:4(l u. ui.
Vesllliulcd liiiltct slecpiint cars and pas
senger coaches, llulliilo Ui 1'hiladt.lphla and
WusliliiKion.
WKHTWAUI)
l::n a. m. Train 7, dully for Duffulo vlt
KuiH)i'ium. ,
1:41 a. 111. Train , dully for Krle, Itlda-
wu. anil week days for Dultols, Clermont
nnd prliii'lpul liiici'iiicdlaii) siuilons.
4:il a. ni. Train a, daily for Krle and Inters
iiiudlalu points.
3:43 p. ni. Train l.i, dully for DittTalo via
r.lliporluni.
5:4, . m. Train HI, weekdays for Kane and
Inlerniedlaiestat Ions,
Johsonuuisq Railroad.
a. m. WKKKiiAYs. a. m.
KM(i ur (Mei inoiiiTv 77. iTns 777
1(1 ;t4 WoiMiviilc .... II (12
10 :m (Jutnwood .... u u;i
10 3H Hriitih's Kim ... 11(111 ..'
10 30 Insuiitto ... 11 ft
10 HI Hirulnlii, .... 11 is ' ..
10 07 Glen llucl ,., a 27 ..."
N .loliiisouliiii- .... 11411 ....
II as lv lililuivaj ar .... 1201 ....
RlDQWAV tt (Ilkarfiklu Uailroad
and Connections.
p.m. p.m. a.m.
n in p.m.
I i-n 13 III
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