A 'XmuS FELLOW'S TIME.
When yftH ere little did yon have
A little fellow's time?
That ii I mean a grapevine swing
And jrnarly trees to climb,
'And awkward-leirged calves to chase.
And yellow chicks to hold,
And an old hissing Rander, too.
To scare you stiff r.nd cold?
Ear, did you have a little lamb,
And colt, all for your own,
And un old cow's sleek Bides to stroke.
And an old bowlder-stone
Beside the kitchen door whereon
You, a wee yellow-head,
SVere wont to sit and swing your heels
And eat your 'lasses bread?
And was there, too, an old gray mare,
A "Dobbin" or a "Kit.'r
On whose broad back, with daddy s help,
You used sometimes to sit
And ride away down to the creek
In which she used to wade
And thrust her nose until you screamed,
It made you so afraid?
A mother and grandmother, too?
A grand pop and a dad
To take you with them to the fields
And woods and make you glad
iWith goblin stories, told so deep,
You didn't care to cheep;
And nights did they just fairly fuss .
To smuggle you to sleep?
O, meadows, fields and wooded ways.
And creeks of long ago!
0, awkward calves, and hissing geese,
And cows that used to low!
What pleasant memories ye make
When age bows down the head
Of him who, just a kilted babe,
There ate his 'lasses bread!
J. M. Lewis, in Houston Post.
jt o y i
A STORY OF THE DEAD-ROOM.
By CAPTAIN BARCLAY.
' "I presume, doctor, there are many
sorrowful scenes which present them
selves In your profession," I remarked
to the surgeon of our regiment, as I
spent an evening In his tent, white
.we were in camp.
1 "Yes, indeed," he replied, with an
air of nonchalance. "But, then, cap
tain, you are a soldier, and you know
bow a fellow will get used to most
Anything. You do not shudder now
at seeing dead men lying around loose
as you used to do, do you?"
"Well, no," I replied, "that is too
true."
"I remember one incident in my
life, when a student of medicine in
a New York college," continued the
doctor, "that has never been erased
from- my memory. It is full a quar
ter of a century since it occurred, and
yet I remember it well. I would to
Heaven it could pass from my mind.
"War is full of horrors," continued
the doctor, "and I have been in hos
pitals where the shrieks of the
.wounded and the groans of the dying
mingled, and went about my busi
ness almost as the weaver listens to
the sound of his looms. But this is
a story of the dead-room, where no
Bound is heard but the sharpening of
the scalpel and the almost noiseless
tread of the surgeon.
"Among the professors it the med
ical college at that time was Dr. F ,
an English surgeon. He was a man
of brilliant attainments, both as a
scholar and as a surgeon.
"He was probably sixty years of
age, and had no family, at least he
never spoke of one. Why he left his
native land, and why he hardly ever
smiled, no one seemed to know, and
probably no one cared to ask. We,
as students, paid our money for a
knowledge of medicine and surgery,
and did not trouble ourselves .about
the history of those who taught us.
"The winter season of lectures had
commenced, and Btudents from nearly
every section of the United States
were in the city to attend them. Sub
jects for dissection were required,
and sometimes, like other articles in
the market, the supply exceeded the
demand, and at other times the dead
room was short. Body-snatchers
were employed at the current rates,
and were paid for the bodies fur
nished by the law of supply and de
mand. Subjects were Bcarce and in
demand the winter I have named, and
prices rose accordingly.
"I happened in the English profes
sor's room' one morning to examine a
medical work that required my at
tention. A gentle rap came on the
door, and the doctor said, 'Walk in.'
"I knew the visitor and his calling
at a glance. His soulless eyes glanced
cautiously around the room, and then
lie asked, in a whisper:
'All right, doctor?'
"'Yes; one. of my students,' re
plied the surgeon.
" 'Have a fresh stiff, doctor. Found
it floating in the harbor at daylight
this morning. Female, about fifty,
and good form. From an English
Vessel, no doubt.
" 'What Is the price?' asked the
surgeon.
" 'Cannot deliver it at the college
for less than a hundred,' was the re-
Ply.
" 'Too much,' answered ths sur
geon. 'You are above the market.
" 'Sorry we cannot agree,' said the
man, with a scowl; 'but the fact is
doctor, no class of Individuals takes
such risks and work as bard for our
money as us fellers, and mostly for
the benefit of science.'
"He was about to depart when the
surgeon called him back.
" 'Make it seventy-five and you can
bring the subject.'
" 'Sorry, doctor, but I cta't. You
see, Jim and I Is in partnership in
this stiff, as he happened in the boat
with me, and when we come to divide
the matter it will be oniy fifty each
We honestly earned every cent we
ask.'
" 'Well,' replied the surgeon, 'bring
the subject to the dead-room to-night,
and your price shall be paid.'
"The following day the professor
announced . In bis rooming lecture
that a fine female subject bad been
obtained, and that In the afternoon
he should dissect it In their presence
and for their benefit in the science of
obstetrics. A full class and a careful
hearing were demanded.
"The subject hal been placed on
the dissecting table in the dead-room,
and a white sheet carefully secured
it from view. A full class was in
attendance at the afternoon exer
cises. "The professor dwelt with warmth
upon this delicate branch of medical
science, and said the theme was pro
found and in part revealed the won
8er of our creation.
"Stepping from the platform with
scr.lpel in hand, he then advanced to
the table, removed the sheet from
the corpse, and while gazing on the
face of the dead woman, the color
left his cheeks, the scalpel shook in
his hand, he gasped for breath, and
said:
" 'Jane! Jane! Great Heaven, It Is
Jane!' and fell In my arms.
"Restoratives were applied to his
bloodless lips, and when he had re
covered sufficiently to speak, be said:
" 'Gentlemen, I am 111. There will
be no dissection this afternoon. Leave
the room. To-morrow meet me at
the usual hour.'
"What became of the dead body we
never learned. It was removed that
night by whom and where to was
never known by us. The surgeon also
disappeared that night, and never en
tered the college again. What be
came of him always remained a mys
tery. He may have departed for
Europe in the morning upon some
vessel leaving port, or he may have
comitted suicide. A body resembling
the doctor was found floating in the
East River some weeks after, but It
was too much decomposed for Identi
fication. "The mystery connected with the
dead-room never was fully explained.
Rumor had it, but it was never fully
confirmed, that the doctor's wife had
deserted bim in England many years
previous to this event, and ran away
with a British sea captain, and that
the doctor came to America under an
assumed name. Being a skillful sur
geon, he readily attained the honored
rank be held.
"How the woman met her untimely
death no one ever knew. Her para
mour may have grown tired of her,
as is the general result, and she may
have welcomed death in a watery
grave, or she may have accidentally
fallen from the ship's deck. That
she was the doctor's wife there can be
no doubt. ,
"Now captain," continued the doc
tor, "I have told you the story of the
dead-room. The mystery connected
with the affair can only be left to
conjecture." New York Weekly.
A Profitable Crop
in the Northwest
By A. E. DICKEY.
The second factor making for the
new prosperity may be termed "the
discovery of flax." For years there
had been a few scattered flax fields,
but it was only in the middle nine
ties that the Northwestern pioneer
awoke to the discovery that linseed
oil was of a more truly golden hue,
not only than the wheat field, but
than any gold-bearing quarts Cali
fornia ever saw. And bo the endless
golden yellow of the fields of wheat
gave place to the blue flowers In
August and the tinkling bells in Sep
tember of the flax field.
Those who have never heard the
ringing of the flax bells have missed
a truly wonderful sensation. The
round seed pods, smaller than peas,
which contain the seed, give a faint
metallic sound which as one drives
or walks through a field, setting
thousands in motion, seems like my
riads of infinitesimal bells tinkling so
faintly as to be all but Inaudible. Nor
is the mere sight of a flax field in the
mellow August soon to be forgotten,
Imagine a hundred-acre field, filled
with flowers of a blue more delicate
than violets. And of Its profitable
character one- illustration will suf
fice. In June, 1900, Ole Jansen
bought a hundred and sixty acres in
the heart of the great flax belt for
$10 an acre on the crop payment
plan. Ole "broke up" that fall and
the next spring a hundred and thirty
five acres and planted It in flax. In
round numbers, he threshed in the
fall eighteen and one-half bushels
to the acre; sold It for $1.39 a
bulshel; total, $3500; a little more
than twice enough to pay for his
land out of his first crop. Not only
was the flax immensely profitable It
self but it removed from the coun
try the stigma, "one crop country."
From The World To-Day.
Niagara's Ago.
This question, always Interesting
for the light it throws on the past
history of the earth, has had many
answers. The latest is that of Dr. J.
W. Spencer, who, from recent studies
on the spot, finds that the mean rate
of recession of tho falls at present is
4.2 feet per year, and that this bas
been the rate for approximately 227
years. But owing to the fact that
originally the waters of Lake Erie
only were discharged over the falls,
giving but one-fifteenth of the present
water supply, the rate of recession
was at first much slower. A sudden
widening of the gorge over Foster's
Flat indicates the position of the
falls when the other Great Lakes be
gan to discharge into Lake Erie.
From his data Dr. Spencer calculates
the entire age of the falls at 39,000
years. The cutting, with the full
power of the four lakes, is estimated
to have lasted 3500 years. Youth's
Companion.
TREASURER'S SALE
OF
SEATED LANDS
FOR
Taxes Assessed for Tears 1904-1905
i. nnra.innoA of the nrovlslons of an
Act ot Assembly passed the 10th day
of April, 1844. I will expose to sale,
In the Court House, In Brookvllle, I'a.,
on the t
SECOND MONDAY OP JUNE, 1008,
Belnir the 8th day of said month, at
10 o'clock, a. m., the following pieces
of Seated Lands, with the some regu
lations, etc., as Unseated Lands are
now sold at Treasurer's sales:
Beaver Township.
Tax.
Hepler, Henry, 184 acres 816 77
Cochran, Samuel, Est., 68 acres.. 6 si
Ilcll Township.
Balr, Louise, 15 acres 8 J
Cochran, George, 18 acres 1 69
C'lnjvllle Borough
Means, A. B., 1 lot
Masso, Angelo, 1 lot . ..
Szullllr, Peter. 1 lot
VaBblnder, Robert, 1 lot
Wright, Frank, 1 lot
11
1 68
18
53
18
60
98
1 40
1 40
5 41
80
1 42
3 66
85
28
Eldred Township.
Dlnsmore, John, 17 acres
Elsenhuth, Charles, 20 acres ...
Katz, H. O.. 50 acres
Lowers. Truman, 50 acres
Stone. Win., 114 acres....
Turney, Win., 16 acres
W elsh, Samuel, l acre
Masters, W. .1. Est., 77 acres...
Hughes, Samuel, II. ft L
Wolford, Mary, Est., 3 acres...
Falls Creek.
Davles, A. H.. 2 lots 4 9?
Healey, M. 1)., 1 lot 94
Kyle. Lizzie A., 1 lot 1 61
Lynch, Fat. 2 lots 4 99
Wilson, S. E 2 lots 4 29
Hlndman, C. C. 1 lot 91
Cnsklll Township.
iarneit, Mrs. imviu, or acras.,., w
Byers, Henry, 20 acres 9 61
Heidinger. jacoo, it acres ii
Harlger, Jefferson, 100 acres ... 2 80
Harmon ft Co.. 25 acres 2 10
Large, J. M., 200 acres 1 40
Miller. Sherd.. 105 acres 1 70
Tubbs, Elizabeth, 40 acres 3 16
Thompson, Alex., zu acres i no
Truman & Buzzard, 5 acres.... 3 16
Corbett, oran, 61 acres 7 13
Oliver Township,
Coulter, Ell, 9 acres
Coulter, Mrs. S. J
Loan Association
1 75
1 93
1 05
Smith, George 1
Smith, Thomas 1
Ferry Township.
Hoover, Hug'hes & Co.. 97 acres
Neal, Sanford, Est., 100 acres..
Flnecreek Township.
Sfpnrlmnn. Ira A
11 76
8 80
80
Harrlnger, S. P., 100 acres 7 90
Porter Township.
McGregor, Daniel, Est., 189 acres 16 92
Keynoldsvllle,
Bolton, Mrs. Julia. 11. A L. 2 53
Bocco, Bresclolo, M. ft L 2 33
Converse, J. H., H. & L 74
Clark, B. M., 1 lot 1 47
Clark, B. M.. H. ft L 2 21
Clark, B. M., H. & L 1 47
Clark, D. H., 3 lots 2 77
Dickey, Wm., hi acre 37
Kyle, J. W., 1 lot 37
Loiran. Robt.. 1 lot 1 47
Logan. Hobt., 1 lot 87
Neft. Thos. N Est.. 1 lot 4 71
Unknown Owner. 1 lot 56
Unknown Owner, 1 lot 37
Pallago, Vlrglna, II. ft L 1 85
Macus, Lomand, H. & L Ill
Huntington, J. C, H. & L 1 47
Campsle, C. Z H. ft L 2 94
ItlngKold Township.
Hoch, Wm., 1 acre
Hlnger, Catherine, Est., 5 acres..
Reddlnger, Isaac, shop & lot....
Rone Township.
Kochermyer, H. O., 2 L H. ft 4 L
Sayers, Raymond, 2 lots
Heath Township.
Johns, Harvey, 777 acres
Welrlch, Johnson, 80 acres
Oil City Fuel & Sup. Co., 60 acres
43
1 43
1 58
4 55
1 05
8 04
2 21
1
jenerson uas to, mi', acres..
Knox Township,
10 68
Bell, A. & Son. 30 acres 2 85
Sarvey, John, Est., 26 acres 2 86
McCalmont Township,
Dahlln, Swan, H. ft L 65
Richard, John, 8 lots 69
Marueca, Feter, 1 lot 16
Molingo, Ratlsto, 2 lots 35
Lowden, Clara H., 184 acres 1 03
Mullhollen, Edward 18 "4 acres.. 2 85
Funxy B. ft L. Assn., if. ft L... 1 93
bhenke, Andy, 11. & L. 2 45
Smith. Elmer J.. 101 acres 2 80
Williams, J, R., II. ft L 2 80
Blood, Jenks & Wlnslow, 150 acres 6 61
Breus, Chas 20
Bennett, Faul, 60 acres 1 76
Baa-lie, Joe, 1 lot 09
Baker, Mike, 6 acres 84
Burkhouse, O. R., 45 acres 3 97
Clark, B. M 45 83
uran tors
Smith, Jacob 8, 85 acres.
Schull, Henry P., 5 acres.
Schull, Geo., 81 acres.
Brown, Job H., 187 acres.
Dlnsmore, M. J., 75 acres.
Hchnell Est., 75 acres.
Jask, North, No. 1, 183 acres.
Jask, North, No. 2, 6 acres.
Coleman, Jas. E., H. ft L., 81 acres 3 49
Cowser, James, H. ft L. 1 66
Oasper, Moner, 1 lot 09
Hinton, W. W.. 1 lot 09
Keystone Wood Co., 6 1-4 acres.. 17 60
Lingenfelter, W. H.,H ft 6 acres.. 6 88
Jones, Thos., II. & 6 acres... 1 33
Linnuon, Clara, neir, l lor 1 3i
Momtear. Sidney. H ft 1 acra.. 1 20
Sanderson. Oust, H. ft L 113
Stewart, H. C, 41 acres 2 19
mitn, rjimer j., 101 acres 8 6
Reynolds, T. J. ft Co.. 1-3 of 100
acres 4 80
Warsaw Township.
Anderson, Walter, 1-4 acre 14
Lendemuth, Wm., 14 acres S 66
Washington Township,
Cox, Peter, Est., 100 acres 7 80
Crawford, John Est., lhi acres... 49
Gleason, Martin, 10 acres 1 S3
wuuuroe, jos., 1 acre
l n n r, n T j n-a 1 1 .
"-. " i.'fc .......a... 2 P
Race, Wm. A., H. ft L 1 00
West Hernoldsvllle.
Whlttaker, Hice, Est., 1 lot 1 le
Wlnslow Township.
Reynolds. Tom and cinr.iin
88 acres in 10
Reynolds, Tom and Gorslin
15 acres j 34
Reynolds, Tom and Gorslin
47 acres a g4
McCracken. Davis. 42 acres 1 63
gneesiey, chas., H. ft 8 acres.. 4 69
pypnen, nrist, sj acres..-
Eisfenhuth, Geo., H. ft L
Elsenhuth, Geo., H. & L
Gordon, C. H., 180 acres
Gordon, C. H., 20 acres
Horn, Harry
Gordon ft White, 70 acres
Gordon ft White, 106 acres
Rhodes, Mrs. Geo.. 2 lots
Dickey ft Kennedy
Kamar. John, H. ft L
Kinneth, Chas, H. ft L
Callor, O., H. ft L
Ton oc Township.
Ashley, John E., 5 acres
Broadbent, Geo., Est., 13 acres..
Bensom, John, 1 acres
Cosme ft Mocaseo, 1 acre.
Doncaster, Daniel. 6 acres
McEill, Samuel, Est., hi acre....
McDlvitt, Anthony, 1 acre
Mitchell, Miss Cora, 14 acres..
Mitchell. E. E.. Est.. 7 2-0 n,-r.
2 21
2 10
1 62
17 82
1 98
68
1 18
1 74
83
t 28
1 23
2 47
2 47
2 59
6 95
80
1 68
1 27
1 24
SO
1 83
66
Ferry, Fred, 18 '4 acres 2 16
Vllello, Annie, H. ft L 3 16
vinge. i-ninp. rf. ft L. & 1 acre..
Vurella. Paul. H. & hi aero....
Williams, 8. B., 12ft acres
Wolf. Ellas. H. A ll
Williams. Margaret, ( acres....
Flesher, Mrs. Annie. hi acre.....
Wilson. A. W., H AL
Mitchell, Raul, - lot
Flecker, Mrs. Annie, H. ft U acre
Vast. Joe, H. ft acre
Varwella, Paul. H. ft - acre....
1 21
1 76
1 05
2 76
1 58
28
1 76
27
27
9f
Dommat, Nicola 1 J?
?aulneld, John. Est., H ft 8 acres 2 21
Mlllron, Joo, M. s 1 acre...... j;
Hessian, Patrick. Est J
Schlemer, Henry, 16 acres.... 1 25
Persons remitting: tax on foregoing
Seated Lands should add fifty cents on
luch tract for advertising.
IllA J. CAMl'BF.I.L,
March 5, 1908. County Treasurer.
TREASURER'S SALE
OF
Unseated Lands
-FOR-
raxes Assessed for Years 1906-1907
Untin. i. imrnhv cfven that sureeably
to the Act of Assembly, passed the 18th
Jay of March, 1815, entitled, "An Act
to amend an act directing the mode of
selling unseated land for taxes, etc.
the following tracts of unseated lands
in JelTerson county win oe expunou iu
public sale or outcry, for arrearages of
taxes, In the Court House, In the bor
jugli of Brookvllle, Fa., on the
SECOND MONDAY OF JUNE, 1000,
At 10 o'clock, a. m., It being the 8th
lay of the month, unless sooner paid,
ind the money for which said land will
be sold must be paid nt the time of the
sale, otherwise said land will be sold
gain nt the rlHk and expense of the
former purchnser, and In no case will
I deed be given unless te aouvo ran
lltions are compiled with:
Bnrnelt Township.
Mays. Everhart C, 178 acres..;. 833 85
Daniels, C. 6., Est., 1A acres.... 1 52
Braden, W. N Ileitis, W. IL,
Biirfnn 450 nrres 36 as
rhompson, R. M mineral, 109
acres 21 10
Spyker, Thos. J., 2 acres...... i a
minor, vv. I'., anu miaun,
M.. mineral. 450 acres 28 10
Itrilunn 1.M KT n-nrmnt KOQS. SUr-
face," 858" acres .28 10
Wilson, Ed. M., warrant 8100, 662
acres 53 07
if,n. n r. . .1. w.. 13 acres.. 1 61
Agnew, B. L. & J. W 12 acres.. 1 49
Wilson, Mrs. Amanda L.. wairant
6095, mineral. 358 acres 22 31
Wilson, Mrs. Amanda L., warrant
5100. mineral, 663 acres as zu
Braver Township.
n --In., n T . A A Jtr J. P.
Mnrlr'lo (Ull'lliTBS 7 89
Hopkins ft Knnbb, 306 acres.... 19 49
Hepler, Thos., 70 acres 11 44
Huber. J. H.. 20 acres 8 40
Hetrlck, G. L., 80 acres E 09
Kldrrd Township.
Fox, S. M., 153 acres 85 03
Wallace, Wm. ft Co., warrant 3546
surface, 206 acres 24 00
Wlnlnck. Richard. 106 acres 18 69
Parks, G. A., 60 acres 10 51
Carrier, C. B., C. E., 8. W. ft E.,
172 acres 9 07
Planus .Tnpiih nnd B. J., warrants
3548, 3545, 3779, 74 acres 12 94
Songor, 8. W. & W. 13W acres zv ji
Fainter, Tobias, list., warruni
8540, 141 acres 411 75
Vn,lu I. .1. warrant 3701. 55
acres 8 03
Taylor, Henry, 89 ncres 15 69
Fiscus, BenJ., 31 3-5 ncres 5 11
HnKR-ertv. Mary, 2314 acres .... 5 55
Hnirtrartv. Anna E.. mineral. 24
acres 2 09
Buzzard, R. L., warrant 6091, 48
acres o du
Buzzard, Phoebe R., warrant 6091
64 acres 4 64
Lucas, Frank, 60 acres 6 74
buzzaru, it. L., warrant ovj,
21 acres 2
Rldrcd Township.
Tnimnn. Wm.. mineral V, 874
acres 10 74
Dlnsmore. John. 17 acres 2 88
Elsenhuth, Chas., 20 acres .... 6 94
Verstlne ft Kline, warrant 3757.
859 acres 74 67
Verstlne ft Kline, warrant 3031,
685 acres 80 32
Verstlne ft Kline, warrant 3723,
450 acres 38 73
Verstlne ft Kline, warrant 3070,
910 acres . . . , 77 65
Wilson, Ed. M., warrant 6100,
211 acres 11 71
Wilson. Ed. M.. warrant 6092.
392 acres 22 63
Wilson, Ed. M., warrant 5091
1264 acres 11 86
Wilson, Amanda L., warrant 6100
211 acres 12 11
Wilson. Amanda L.. warrant 5092
392 acres . 22 63
Wilson. Amanda L., H of mln.,
100 acres 2
Wilson. ThBO.. heirs, war. R091. 48
acres 2 75
Frazier, Jackson, 97 acres 8 87
Ganklll Township.
F'sher ft Galbralth. U mineral.
67 acres 6 83
nlntai States. Rlmnsnn ft Co.. U
of warrant 2945, 812 acres.... 20 99
Glnter, States, Simpson ft Co.,
of warrant 2937, 171 acres.... 6 75
Glnter, States. Simpson & Co., ',4
of 67 acres 4 El
Glnter. States, Simpson ft Co., M
of 44 acres 2 98
Falls Creek.
Clark, B. M., 1 125 8 93
Gray, O. M., L. 169 4 71
Kyle, Lizzie A., L. 126 3 93
KllnA Amnft. 8 L 7 84
Mi'Cullousrh. Jns.. 1 L... 12 55
MnCillnnirli Jas.. 1 L 4 71
May, Thomas, 1 L 6 28
Fentz, W. C. 1 L 4 26
Shaffer, Solomon, 2 L 7 84
Shaffer, Solomon, 1 L 8 28
Smith. A. H , 1 L 15 69
Hmlth. A. II.. 1 L 4 71
Wilson, 8. E., 1 L 3 13
Wilson, J. P., 1 L 3 93
Fainter, J. H, 8 L 6 04
Fainter, J. H., 43 L 56 18
Fainter, J. H , 25 acres 15 13
Fainter, J. II., 9 acres E 44
Heath Township.
OH City F. & S. Co. (Grantors).
Wnr.h Tliinkln. warrant 2454.
150 acres 11 81
Clark, B. M.. 29 acre 2 19
Baur. A., warrant 4021, 98 ncres 7 35
Iwnirhprtv. 3. D.. warrant 2449.
in u acres 7 E4
Daugherty, S. D., warrant 2449.
100 acres 7 E4
KrasieP. J. A .. warrant r'-n.
oil & surf., 811 acres 200 10
Fraslor. J. ft .. warrant 2370.
oil ft surf., 484 acres 132 13
Frasler. J. ft G.. warrant 4020.
oil & surf., 706 acres 161 62
Pallen. Alnheus & Thos.. warrant
4020, oil ft gas, 36 acres 16 67
Wlnlnck. R. S.. UtV, acres 402 8
Wlnlack, R. S., 150 acres 16 93
Wolford. Hobt.. warrant 2.49. 6
acres 2 38
Brown. O. E.. 30 acres 7 83
Curtis. Bessie F.. 3324j acres... 244 53
prosier, J. ., W allace, A. w., Mc
Neil, T. E., 234 acres 27 6
Haight, John B., 109 acres 8 1
Cnldwell, Jns. B.. 80 acres 38 3
Metz ft Shaft. 75 acres 49 66
Metz. ft Bhart. warrant 2369. 458
acres 66 8f
Truman, Frank, warrant 4021,
surf., 2KQ acres 25 6
Wyrlck, Johnson, 80 acres 11 1
Hidlnger. Mrs. Jacob. Sr.. surf.
75 acres 1 44
Smith. D. V.. warrant 4019. oil
& surf., 177 acres 8 81
lonns. Harvey, warrant Z364. surr.
777 acres 19 32
rrutnan c uuzzara, warrant 2649.
surf. 350 acres 26 3!
iruman t r.uzzara. warrant 2649.
surf, 400 acres 30 IE
iruman i uuizara. surr.. 200
acres 15 04
itu man & uuzzaru, surr. 200
acres 21 61
iruman a uuzzara, surr. 324
acres 24 41
iruman oc uuzzara, surr., 176
acres , . . . . 13 25
uicKey, moor a Kelso, surr. 200
acres 10 0
rubhs, Elizabeth, surf. 40 acres.. 3 0
wynaoop. 1;. i. warrant 2419.
surr.. 537 acres 26 9
inompson. Alex., surr. 20 acres C
rorLett. uran. surr (1 Vs acres.. 5 0
sneriaan, Michael, surf. 60 acres 4 19
rjmnuup, j, ij., warrant, 40.1,
C, O. ft M., 150 acres 15 07
njuauuy, i 1, warra.it. uzi.
nrf. 10A acres I 02
Smith, C. B., warrant 4019, oil
ft surr., 68 acres as
Knox Township.
Meredith, W. R-, warrant 8963,
1U9 acres 40 21
Meredith, W. R.( warrant 8950,
351 acres (s oi
May, Kepler ft Co., 1-3 of war
rant 3953, 275 acres 31 75
Cummlngs, Ephrlam, war. 8960,
100 airos 82 64
Casaltt Fentz ft Anna R. Tess, 1-3
of warrant 3950, 125 acres.... 13 OS
Cassltt Fentz & Anna It. Tess, 1-3
of warrant 3903. 200 acres.... ZD S3
Reynolds, T. J. ft Co., 1-3 of war.
3:ir,K. 160 acres 9 41
Gntwnld, W. II., warrant 3962, 50
acres ii
Smith, Andrew, Est., 39 acres... 11 07
Uolnor, Jacob, warrant 3963,
1S8 2-10 acres 29 23
Taylor, Sophia E., 10 acres 4 23
u numore, John u., trustee, 4W
acres 23 52
Bishop, Snniuel, Est., 164 acres.. 29 14
ummiugs, ttpiirium, bo acres... n vi
McCalmont Township.
May, Kepler & Co., 1-3 of warrant
2954, 222 acres, fee 32 19
May, Kepler ft Co., 1-3 of war
rant 2954, mineral, 71 acres... 2 30
"olllns & Iseman, warrant 2620,
153 acres 118 03
Keck. Ben I.. Exr.. warrant 3956.
100 acres 61 61
Reynolds, T. J. ft Co., 1-3 of war
rant 3958, 100 acres 10 24
Mr Donald, G. M., Mitchell. Cora,
Thompson, u. 11., (Aclnir s), 1-3
of warrant 3956, 100 acres.... S 13
Oliver Township.
Fits, F. A., 10 acres B 28
Byrne, Major John, 40 acros.... 6 27
Byrne, Major John, 60 acres.... 7 87
Flnecreek Township.
Frnnk, Charles, warrant 3954, 100
acres 26 62
Fisher. M. M.. Carrier, H. W., 14
or warrant an 18, 309 acres .... 311 i
Smith, R. ii., 11 acres 8 21
Folk Township.
Arbuckle ft Clark, warrant 3938,
694 acres 80 34
Degnan ft McDonald, warrant
2991, 215 acres 28 38
Degnnn ft McDonald, warrant
zuiix. 209 acres 24 17
Bleukney, H. M., warrant 3925,
98 acros 11 45
Bleakney, H. M., warrant 3929,
tj acres 7 zs
Wallace, Allen, 105 acres 6 09
Hunter, Wm., Jr., warrant 3939,
300 acres 25 40
Buzzard, H. L. & Co., warrant
2901, 410 acres 34 17
Horton, ii., warrant 2926, 63
acres 8 91
Carrier, C. M., warrant 3925
145 acres 8 18
Carrier, C. M., warrant 3925
200 acres 11 29
Cnrrier, c. M., warrant 8939
150 acres 8 47
Carrier, C. M., warront 3925
167 acres 9 41
Carrier, C. M., w. -runt 8939
i.v acres iz 41
Itrynoldsville Borough.
Logan, A. R., 4 L 85 87
Toolls, M. C, 1 L 1 09
McDonald. P., H ncres S3 11
Burkett. Dr., 2 L 6 64
Hull, D. B., 2 L 1 98
Flfer, A. F., 1 L 6 64
Pettlgrew; Wm., 1 1 2 03
Daugherty, Mrs. S. T., 8 L 1 33
Boyer, Mrs. L. A.. Est.. 1 L 1 67
Smith, Albert W., 1 L 3 33
Logan, Robert, 1 L 6 29
Logan, Robert, 1 L. . , 2 03
Macro, Leomordo, 3 I, 3 33
Dickey, wm.. acre 1 G8
Owner Unknown, 1 L 73
owner Unknown, 1 L 73
Webster. Frame. 88 feet 8 S3
Kyle. J. W., 1 L . . , 1 68
u eiser, m., 1 l, 33 23
Ringgold Township.
McCoy, T. F., mineral. 114 acres 88 96
Host Townshlii.
Fisher. M. K.. 1 aero
6 27
1 05
70
1 82
1 67
1 61
E 88
S 49
Stewart ft Clark, 6 acres
uiarK, 15. Ai., s acres ..... ,.
Depp, Wm., 12H ocres
Neal C. M., 14 acres
Afton, Geo., 12 'A acres
Verstlne, Kline ft Co., 62 acres.
Edmonds, Thos., 68 acres
Snyder Township.
Johnson, John C, mln., 155 acres
Arbuckle ft Clark, warrant 3938,
24 39
45 03
26 40
2 11
19 31
1f 51
E 93
9 89
7 42
23 91
6 75
3 63
26 19
23 18
2 81
4 62
9 73
14 60
1 23
4 60
36
41 49
68
11 24
14 91
16 72
14 38
18 83
47 11
69 08
3 52
9 13
21 83
. 77
20
8 27
2 88
3 84
23 66
7 95
9 67
14 92
23 17
31 40
27 11
4 90
24 SO
80
17 62
6 81
8 17
15 96
20 43
8 81
03 nurrs
Wellmnn, Kate M., warrant 6804,
undivided V fee, 600 acres...
Wellman. Kale M., undivided H
leu, iv acres
Wellman, Kute M., warrant 3935,
undivided fee, 360 acres...
Wellmnn. Ifnte M., warrnnt 8935,
undivided Vi fee, G96 acres ...
Wellman, Kute M., warrant 104,
mln., undivided ',4 196 acres..
Wellman, Kale M warrant 464,
min., undivided hi, 328 acres.,
Shaw ft Longwell, 229 acres....
Oyster, F. It., ft Short. A. L.,
wnrrant 3935, 608 V. acres
Oyster. F. K ft Short. A. L.,
warrant 2742. 125 Acres
Oyster, F. R., ft Short, A. L.,
105 acres
Oyster, F. R., ft Short, A. L.,
673 acres
Oyster, F. R., ft Short, A. L.,
559' acres
Short, A. Ie, warrant 2742, hi
iil j i ucres
Short. A. Lee, warrant 2742, 2-3
of 140 acres
Buzzard, It. I & Co., warrant
2742, 200 acres
Buzzard, R. L. ft Co., warrant
2742, 800 acre
Buzznrd, R. L. ft Co.. warrant
2742, 25 acres
1'nlon Township,
Rulofson ft Co., warrants 3400.
8398. 114 acres
Snmmervllle -Borough.
Verrallyea, Ina M 1 L
Warsaw Township.
Moore. James L-, warrant 3039,
600 acres
Bullers. Mrs. John, warrant 3796,
40 acres
Richards, o. W.. Est., warrant 567,
84 acres
Sartwell, G. C, warrant 567, 101
acres
Bovalrd. D.ivld. 98 ncres
White. A. C, Est, warrant 495,
110 acres
Carrier. A. A. ft J. E., warrant
41, 175 acres
Verstlne & Kline, warrant 3037,
817 aero
Verstlne ft Kline, warrant 4018,
1020 acres
Verstlne ft Kline, warrant 428, 61
acres
Trvin, E. A., 155 acres
Horton, Hetty, 284 hi acres
Horton, Hetty, 24 acres
Anderson, Walker, 14 acre
Reed. Robert, warrant 3039, 143
acres
Bartlett. A. Erastus, 5 acres
Llndenmuth, Wm., 14 acres
Washington Township.
Clark. B. M., ft Neal, W. A., 78
acres . . . i
McGnrey. Mrs. Charlotte, warrant
2069. 60 seres
McGorey, Mrs. Charlotte, 72 4
acres
ilcGarey, Mrs. Charlotte, 132 hi
acres
Blood. P. P, warrant 3933, 110
acres
Blood. P. P., warrant 3933, 107
acres
Smith, M. W.. 117 acres
McC'ullough ft Smith, warrant
2S88, 1-10 Int 300 acres
Irwin, E. A., 150 acres
Brady ft Long, warrant 8932,
120 acres
Brady ft Long, warrant 8933.
216 acres
Cable. John, warrant 2969, 13254
acres
Crawford, a R., warrant 2981.
60 acres
Loeb. Harry, warrant 2969, 115
acres
Loeb, Harry, warrant 1384. 150
acres
Elller. Edward, warrant 2983, 40
acres
Wlnslow Township.
Stewart. W. F, (In trust) surf.
US acres
Shaffer, Henry, warrant E34, 10
acres
Oarvln. W. K., warrant 491, 63
6 1-0 acres
Rest. W. R., et al., VJ acres
Huffman. F. 8.. 4 76-100 acres..
Hutchison, Thos. ft R. M., war
rant 481. 67 acres
Stewart, E. E., 4 acres
67 22
2 18
85 80
33 (7
3 18
17 91
1 47
Reynoldsvllle Land ft Improve
ment Co., 71 acres 18 97
Hollowell, Louis, 1 acre 69
Swartzlander, Mrs. J. II., hi acre 1 S3
Simmons, L., 1 L 67
Wlngard, Jeff., warrant 8953, 24 Vi
acres 6 69
Smith, Henry, t L 1 36
Smith, Adam, 2 L 1 38
The foregoing amounts Include the
tax and interest on same to March 1st.
1908. When remitting add interest
from March ist to date of payment,
and 50 cents on each tract for adver
tising. HI V J. CAMPIIELI,,
March 6, 1908. Treasurer.
WESTREYNOLDSVILLE
Auditors' Statement for the Year
Ending March 9, 1908.
W. B. 8TACFKEK, Tax Collector, In account
with the boro of West Keynoldsvllle, Pa.,
for the year ending March 9, 1909.
BB.TOiPoe Taxes.
Boro Tax.
. . . - . . . i . m mm na M
lo im i uue last Beitiemeab s uo lu ww
CR.
By am't exonerations 48
IS Col.'s on 848 13 2 41
" Tress.' receipts 47 63
" retur'd to Commissioners 74
due boro 4 00
55 29
Water.
DR. I
To ain't duo last settlement..... 16 58 16 68
CR.-
By am't exonerations 15
' 5 Col.'s on 113 87 69
" Treasurer's receipts 19 63
reiurnea to io. vom
" duo boro. ln...
1 18 58
Light Tax.
DR.
To am't due lust Settlement 49 59 49 59
CR.
By am't exonerations 41
" Col.'s on Sll 24 2 05
" Treasurer's receipts 43 22
" returned to Co. Com 64
due boro... 8 27
49 59
W. B. STACFFER, Tax Collector, Id account
with the boro of West Reynoldsvllle. Pa.,
for the year ending March 9, 19J7.
Boro Tax.
DR.
To am't duplicate 523 80
" 5 Col.'s on (107 Ot 5 85
527 65
CR.
By am't exonerations
8 Col.'s on 1 161 81 ...
" 6 Rebate on C'tdt 84. .
11 1)0
10 83
18 09
" 6 Col's on til 52..
2 08
" 6 Col.'s on 823
on 1:3 91 120
t't receipts 427 27 r
ro 68 25
1527 654
Light Tax.
DR.
" Treasurer
To am't due boro
To am't duplleato 432 10
' 5 added on i J 68 4 43
43S 53
CR.
By am't exonerations 9 57
b rebate on 800 41 15 02
" 8 Cnl.'s on E00 41 9 01
" 5 Col.'s f, on 83 44 1 67
" 6 Col.'s on 111 87 99
" Treasurer's receipts 853 72
To balance due boro 49 55
Water Tax.
DR.
To am't duplicate 261 32
" 5jt added on 552 59 2 61
CR.
To am't exonerations . .. 6 93
" St rebate on 18! 26 9 11
" 3 Col.'s on 182 26 5 47
" 6 Col.'s on 20 82 1 04
" 5 Col.'s on II 87 69
" Treasurer's receipts 157 12
To balance due boro 84 65
438 63
263 99
203 93
W
I JOI1N8TON, Treasurer, In account
with the boro or west Kevnoiusviiie, ra.,
for year ending March 9, 1908.
DR. .j
To balnnce due last settlement. 59616
from Col. W.B Stauffer.. 1,013 59
" " Red Bank Tel. Co UO 00
" C. D. & P.Tel. Co 2: 50
" " SummervilleTel. Co... 14 00
11 " Co. Treasuror 91
" " J. B, Wooilrlnft. hallr't 10 00
' " J. N. Small, hull rent.. 5 00
" Auditor Cicneral 1 82
' " license 120 00
-1,632 03
CR.
By am't orders redeemed 1,373 33
" 2 Treasurer's Com. ... 27 47
To am't due boro 432 18
1,832 98
DR.
To am't from Co. Com, hall rent 10 00 10 00
CR.
To am't Treasurer's receipts... 10 09 10 00
WM. BURGE, Ex-Burgess.
DR.
0 am't due last settlement .... 2 28 2 28
RESOURCES,
Am't In Treasurer's hands .... 41$ 18
Am't due from W. B. Stauffer.. 196 48
" " Wm. Burge, Ex-B 2 28
A. J. WKf.i,s, 1
X. U. MCl-.NTEKR,
l.MMCI -Vlif TAWMCHin
Statement of Supervisors for the
Year Ending March 2, 1902.
J. W. 8VPIIR1T, In account with Wlnslow
Towoslitp lioud.
DR.
Am't of Work Tax collected. 11,172 40
Less St discount 5i 43
Amount collected 1,11337
Am't of work tax collected,
not discounted 9 IS
Amount of Cash Tax Uulloo'd 01 0
LessS discount 48 56
Amount collected 922 C9
Am't Cash Tax collected
without discount 31 19
Am't ree'd from Col. Stroiise - 2,742 45
Am't ree'd f'm other sources SVl 04
135 45
Balance due treasurer 3 95
85,250 20
CR.
Old orders redeemed.
. 1,4ms 1(1
.. IS 79 1,467 91
New oners redeemed 3,r,07 09
ITi'SI 3,679 35
Treasurer's percentage 10 94
85,25020
Total am't of work duplicate 3,890 67
cash " 2,imh ail 647 08
Am't of citizen's labor 1.70 Ml
Orders redeemed 3..vm 05
D&i. in i;oi. eirouse s oauas.. i,w a otoit uu
Orders Issued Nos. 1 to 283. InC 3,973 42
New orders not redeemed.,.. 467 37
New orders redeemed 3,506 05 3,973 42
Unseated work road tax rot 1 US 44
cash " " 60 63 178 27
Amount paid Road Masters, viz.:
K. B. Deemer $170 20
W. A. Bheesley Ml 40
Benl. Baush 20160
M. M. McAdoo 2118 10
Amount paid Attorney McDonald.... 35 00
Amount paid expenses of Supervisors 43 57
(Including postage, stationery, files,
lent, freight and office lent )
J. fll. PIOHR13, i
Thomas Wood, VSupervIsors.
A. W. jnUbHULLAX, J
I, ni. iiNrsm. -inwnsmn uie
JOH!f 8MITH. 1
John Iucohifitt, -Auditors.
D. J. THOMiS, )