' A COLONIAL HUSTLER.
Colonel Samuel Sloper1 Wat a Jack of
- All Tradea.
It Is necessary tlint the pioneer be
a tniiu of Infinite resource, who can Uo
for himself or bta uelgbhors every uec
eesary task. Such a man was Colonel
Suniuol Sioper, one of the early set
tlers of lllandford, Mass., whose an
tonlsbtug versotllliy Is recorded by S.
O. Wood In "Taverns and Turnpikes
of Itlnndfiird."
Colonel Sioper, among other things.
, kept something (it a stable and pas
tured horses and stock. For the mu
ulflcent reward of 3 shillings the old
Teternn lu 1788 moved the funtliy "t
David Knox by menus of "tea me und
boy." Now and then he turned hi?
hand to odd jobs, lie carted and luld
out John Waldo Wood's flax one sen
son for 7 10s.
He seems to have mnde shoe, nnc
garments for his family and for his
neighbors. For linos Loom Is' young
son, who whs bound out to him, lie
did on this wise: "('aping your son 8
shoes, 1-3." "(hie bottle-green runt
trimmed and uinde for Moses, 7 slill
Hugs." .lie made several shirts and
a frock for the Martin Leonard com
pany; The number of things which this vet
eran and "dabster" did make an as
tonishing list lie was surgeon lu or
dinary to the parish of Ulnndford and
this long before be had accumulated
an army experience. Veterinary, too.
be was. His journals are peppered
over wl'ta charges for the treatment
of y ung horses. In the account of
Ellphalet Thompson In the year 1772,
along with a "frying I'ann" and "1
Ir Sisters," is the charge, "To Setlns
your boys rlst. twelve shillings."
James Slnnett In 1785 became indebt
ed to "Seting your knee and Dress
ings" and to "Sundrl Dressings," 4 and
3 shillings respectively.
NEVER OPENING FLOWERS.
A Largs Number of Plants Bear Cleis
togamous Blossoms.
The never opening flower, or, as bot
anists call It, cleistogamy, is well illus
trated by the case of the common
sweet violet The familiar purple,
sweet scented blossom, which to most
people Is the rlolot flower, hardly ever
produces any seed, but altogether un
seen by most people It produces a
number of minute, sceutless and col
orless flowers which never open.
These are self fertilized and produce
abundant seed. The word clelstog
auious expresses the fact that the
fertilization takes place without the
opening of the flower and hence with
out the agency of Insects. Such never
opening flowers occur in a large num
ber of plants, sometimes along with
blossoms of the ordinary sort aud
sometimes without tbeni. It is a dis
puted point, however, whether there
Is any plant which in all circumstances
will produce nothing but elelstogamous
Dowers.
There are nevertheless a number
which normally produce nothing else.
As regards fertility, the seeds pro
duced by the elelstogamous flowers are
never Inferior to those of the ordinary
Dlossoms. In some cases they are su
perior and in others they are the only
seed produced by the plant
It has been found that the amouut of
cleistogamy varies with the height of
the plains. The shortest bear clels
toganiic flowers only, and those a lit
tle taller have a few small open flow
ers In addition to the closed ones. The
tallest plants have larger open flow
ers, with only a few clelstogamlc
Botanical Gazette.
Gold In Ancient Rome.
William Jacob In bis "History of the
Precious Metals" estimates from the
accounts given by the Roman writers
that lu the relgu of Augustus, the first
of the emperors, when Rome was at
the height of its power, the amount of
gold In the Roman empire was nearly
$2,000,000,000. This vast treasure had
been gathered chiefly by conquest from
various nations of Europe, Asia aud
'Africa. There had beeu extensive
mines In Spaiu and in the Atlas moun
tains of north Africa, but their yield
lii the wealth of kings and of cities In
Asia and Egypt bad been despoiled
and -carried away to enrich the con
querors. Our First Money.
The first United States money was
amide in 1780, but instead of bearing
the faces of leading statesmen it bore
only the face of Liberty. Some few
coins were stamped with the face of
Washington and are highly valued by
collectors. The first coins struck by
the Dnlted States mint were tome ball
dimes In 1792. The first United States
dimes were struck in France from old
mUrer family plate furnished by Wash
ington and were known as "Martha
JWcsbtngton dimes" from the fact that
tlie liberty bead was adapted to that
ot the president's wife. New York
American.
Over the Mark.
.Does be aim at realism in the sto-
rvsrhe writes?"
Ue may aim at it, but he doesn't ,
bit within a million miles of It"
"How's thatr I
"The hero of his last story is a i
iiendtnrift Scotchman." Houston I
Post
A Conscientious Declaration. -
Dtummer Will yon be mine? All
ssy Hfe 1 will worship yoo from Feb
smry until April and from August un
til December. The rest of the time
1 jm on the road. FUegende Blatter.
Always Way.
"Sbe isneputed to be a cold beauty.
Old yon win her heart with orchids?"
- A'o. I sent some very One Imported
(usages to her dog." Pittsburg Post
' AN ODD EXPERIMENT, ' '
It Explains Hew Cyclones Drive Straws
Througn Tree Trunks;
, If a needle Is shoved Into a Cork tin-
til just the tip end shows oh the uppo-
site side and the needle Is then broken
off so that the upper end Is flush with
or hidden under the top surface ou the
cork an Interesting thing . may be
shown, known ns the Increase ot pres
sures. If this cork he now pi need
tieedle point down ou n copper cent or
other small coin a light blow ou top of
the cork with u hammer will drive the
needle thrown I the copper. The expla
nation Is ns follows:
Everything fins Its limits of resist
ance, n ii ( 1 we may define this In terms
to the square ltlch that will overcome
it. Take u teu pound weight and place
it on a surface of two square lucties-,
the pressure Is evidently live pounds
to Hie square Inch. Now lake away
one of (lie square inches, und there is
Just ns evident ly u pressure ot ten
pounds to the square inch. Decrease
this surface to the dimensions ot a
needle point und put n live pound
blow on the needle head The pres
sure to the square inch at the point Is
tremendous So, of course, it can be
forced through almost anything, pro
vided the needle is kept from break
ing. For this purpose the cork is sup
plied, which keeps the ueedle from
stnrtlng to bend, having for this pur
pose what might be called an iutlnlte
ly Inclined plane or straight line.
This phenomenon explains several
things of frequent occurrence. Cy
clones sometimes drive straws through
trees three and four feet thick. The
compressed air round the straw keeps
it from bending, and the enormous
force driving It forces it through.
Of course lu the case of the needle
and. lu fact any pointed Instrument
gradually getting larger from the point
the advantage of the inclined plane Is
made use of In continuing the motion.
As it takes much less force to roll a
barrel up an inclined plank Into a door
than to lift It directly from the ground
to the door, so we can separate two
things or two parts of the same thing
easier with a pointed instrument
(which Is the same thing as a round
wedgei than with an Instrument of the
same size all the way. St Louis Re
public. INSECT RESISTANCE.
No Such Thing as Any Animal Having
More Than One Life.
All animals have the power to re
cover from Injury occasioned by shock
from being stunned, lusects are in
no sense mi exception to this, and
most of them possess whnt has beeu
called tenacity of life to a remarkable
degree. A butterfly will sail away with
a plu through Its body, an aut will go
floundering around after being cut In
two, aud all insects will quickly re
cover from a blow, eveu If such may
dent or break their external coverings
In such cases the Inside parts are
mostly out of use for a short time,
somewhat similar to the case of your
arm when you have struck the "funny
bone" or to your foot when ' It is
"asleep." But after a few moments'
rest the wasp can again resume Its
actions.
A wasp is well armored. Its exterior
covering is bard and almost unyield
ing. When It Is struck a severe blow
the soft delicate Inner parts yield to
the Impact; the nerves and muscular
tissues caunot operate lu unison, and
the Insect may be Bald to have been
rendered unconscious as well as inca
pable, for the "tulud" actions depend
upon its entire nervous system.
But there is no Buch thing as an ani
mal's having more than oue life. When
crushed, dismembered, poisoned or
smothered beyond recovery, when its
vital organs are injured so that tbey
cannot again resume their regular
uses, an Insect will die not In appear
ance, but really so. And this may re
sult from the weurlng out of Its active
vital organism, which may be called
old age, after sometimes only a few
days or weeks of life. Its one life bos
then beeu terminated beyond any
doubt St Nicholas.
Very Considerate,
A marriage advertisement Is publish
ed in a Zurich paper by "a rich Swiss
philosopher" who wants a wife who
must fulfill the following conditions:
She must be beautiful in body, face
and mind and possess beautiful teeth
and hair of her own and not bought
articles. Besides German, she must
have a knowledge ot English and
French, be a musician- and have an
irreproachable reputation. "Other
faults," the philosopher of forty years
states, "will be overlooked."
Not Guilty.
It was 4 a. m., -and B II kins crept
softly into the house and removed his
shoes, but as be tiptoed up the stairs
one of the treads gave a loud creak.
"Is that you, John?" demanded Mrs.
Bllklns from above.
"No. my love." replied Bllklns; "It's
the stairs." Illustrated Sits.
- Investigation.
"Half the world doesn't know bow
the other half lives.!'
"Possibly," answered Miss Cayenne.
"But that isn't the fanlt of the ladles
wbo get together with their knitting
in our hotel."-Washlngon Star.
Unfair.
Farmer (at the grindstone) Well,
why don't yer tarn? City Nephew
NIxl Ye don't fool me agin. When
ever 1 turn ye go and bear down wltb
the ax. Life.
Cuts Them.
WIggs How mighty exclusive Up
pish Is getting of late. Biggs Exclu
slve! Why. be refuses even to meat
his bllls.-Etcbange.
'. , TREASURER'S SALE .
of
SEATED LANDS
For
Tuxes Assessed, for Years 1000-1907
In pursuance of the provisions of an
Act of Assembly passed the 10th dny
of April, 184 4, I will expose to sale In
the Court House, In Brookville, Pa.,
on the
SECOND lONDAY OF JUNE, 1910
Being the 13th day of said month, at
10 o'clock a. m the following pieces
of Seated Lands, with the same regu
lations, etc., as Unseated Lands are
now sold at Treasurer's
Heaver Township
Hepler, Henry, 148 acres .....53.33
Hilderbrund, It. II., 4 1-2 acres 5.21
Hell Township
Cochran, George, 18 acres 6.18
Hair, Louisa, 16 acres 8.81
Rupert, Christ, 4 acres 1.64
Hrorkwiiyvlllo liorougli
Bond, L. L., 10 acres 2.22
Matthews, T. O., 1 1-4 acres .. 8.71
Nickuls, Laura 8.38
llig Hun Horongli
Mitchell, J. 10., Kstate, Lot 1.44
Mitchell, J. K., Kstate, lot 1.80
lirookvillo Horough
Cnrtlno, Maggie, Kstate, 2 lots.. 4.93
Weaver, F. A., H. & Lot 39.87
(lover Township
Cox & Marshall, 50 acres coal . . 8.02
Vandervert, Alfred, 1 acre 24
Khlrod Township
Elsenhuth, Charles,' 20 acres .. .64
Stone, William, 114 acres 13.07
Thompson, T. J., 133 acres .... 3.52
Welsh Samuel, 1 acre 8.16
Hughes, Samuel, 1 acre 1.43
Masters, Wm. J., 77 acres 8.69
Wolford, Mary, Est. 8 acres . . . 2.46
Kerr, Mrs. Carrie, 11 acres .... 2.64
Blood, P. P., 76 acres 8.62
Fulls Creek Borough
Burnhum, O. S., H. & L 33.88
Rcllly, Mrs. J. B 4.11
Rhodes, Christopher C 4.51
Crawford, Edward, H. & L. &
1-2 L 19.09
Crawford, Edward, 6 lots, Nos.
11, 12, 13, 14 15 and 15 1-2.. 9.91
Crawford, Edward, 2 II. & 8 L. 4.98
Crawford, Edward 3 II. & 8 L. 89.53
Crawford, Edward, 1-2 H. & L.
and 417 acres 9.93
Crawford, Edward, Lots Nos. 148
and 149 4.12
Crawford, Edward, 6 Lots, Nos. ,
154, 155, 156, 157 158 159... 4.95
Bell Sidney Lot No. 173 4.95
Gooder Ed., Lots Nos. 496, 497 4.95
Lynch, Pat., Lots Nos. 147, 148 10.72
Fltzpatrlck Glass Co., office bldg 82.95
Fltzpatrick Glass Co., glass
plant and Sand Crusher ...1197.43
Guskill Township.
Barnett, Mrs. David, 57 acres.. 15.87
Lott and Glnter, 127 acres .... 27.67
Smith, Philip T., 616 acres ...25.99
I Icnth Townsldp
Tubs Elizabeth, 40 acres 7.26
Johns, Harvey, 777 acres 18.16
Hldlnger Jacob, 75 acres 10.98
Corbett, Oran, 62 1-2 acres . . . 9.67
Harrlger, Jeff., 100'acrcs 7.71
Katz, Harry, 60 acres 10.29
Jefferson Co. Gas Co., 25 acres 7.71
Kirkloud, Mrs. Ella 60 acres .. 2.58
Jefferson Co. Gas Co., Grantors:
Dlsque, Martin, 37 1-2 acres.. 1.96
Rhoads, Adam, 60 acres .... 8.10
Hidlnger, Mrs. Adam, 60 acres 1.05
Wyrlck, Johnston, 80 acres.. 4.11
Tllllson, Chnuncey, 20 acres.. 49.18
Curtis, Mrs. Bessie F., 40 acres 2.07
Edeburn, O. F., 40 acres .... 2.07
Edeburn, O. F., 57 acres .... 2.97
Edeburn, O. F., 20 acres . . . 1.05
South Penn Oil Co. Grantors (Oil)
Kelso, William, 1103 acres .. 21 "'
Dounhcrty, S. T., 250 acres.. 6.72
Dougherty, 8. T., 60 acres .. 1.80
Halleck jfc Powell, 228 acres 5.87
Wynkoop & Powell, 984 acres 19.85
flyers, Henry, 20 acres 64
Thompson, Alex., 20 acres ... .64
Trips, Elizabeth, 40 acres ... 1.07
Dunkle, A. L., 100 acres 2.48
Lowers, A. L., 100 acres .... 2.48
' Simpson, W. A 820 acres ... 8.25
Wynkoop, L. C, 300 acres.. 7.74
Wynkoop, L. C, 101 1-2 acres 2.66
Wynkoop, L. rj 61 1-2 acres 1.60
Wynkoop & Kopsnyder, 637
acres .. 13.83
Rogers, Calvin,- 111 1-2 acres 8.00
Rogers, Calvin, 35 acres 96
Knox Township
Servy, John, mineral, 26 acre.. 1.69
McCulmont Townsldp
Cowser, James, 7,500 sq. ft. ... 1.55
Dahlln & Swan, 1-2 acre 37
Mulhollen, Edward, 18 acres ... 1.81
Spencer Christian, 7500 sq. ft. .63
Smith, Elmer J., 100 acres ... 8.52
Wood. I. R 1500 sq. ft 8.76
Brown, Samuel T 39.06
Kennedy James 2.93
Oliver Township
Coulter, Ell 2.62
Coulter, Mr. S. J. 7.48
Doney, Lnvlna . ." 7.16
Building & Lonn Association .. 4.45
Smith, George 8.04
im'th, Thomas 6.69
Byrne, Major John 6.20
Perry Township
Gall, Nancy M 48.44
Neale, Lnnford, Est., 100 acres 8.81
Plmwcck Townsldp
Harrlgcr, 8. P., 100 acres 27.27
Porter Township.
McGregor, Daniel Heirs, 189 ac
res (0.10
Howard, Sarah, 66 acres ...... 4.97
Lemon, E. & Ramsey, S., 76
acres 8.93
Reynoldsville Borough
Boyer, Mrs. (L. A., Lot 46
Macro, Leonnrd 1.84
Neff, Thos. N., Est., Lot 27.09
Rhoads, Sarah M 2 Lots- 1.76
Rhoads, George, 1 acre 89.87
Rhoads, Mrs, Sarah 'M 1 Lot . . 7.(4
Ringgold Township
Hoch, Wm., 1 acre 2.14
Rose Township
Watt, John, Est, H. & L 4.11
Bayers, Raymond, 2 lots 1.82
Emlngs, Mary, H. & L 4.06
Snyder Township.
Silvia, Alice, 15 acres ' 1.03
Mohney, Valentine, 1 acre .... 2.42
Ruth, John, 12 acrea .53
Union Township
Rodger Robert, 25 acres 6.80
Steele, Mrs. Nancy S.62
Hepler, Henry, 40 acres .6.98
Warsaw Townsldp
Bennett, Dr. T. J .92
Llndemuth, Wm 1.94
Reed, Robert 3-87
Richards, G. W.', Est 6.00
Woodward, William 1.84
Brookville & Mahoning R. R 77
Washington Township
Crawford. John, Sr., Est.. 11-2
acres 1.25
Wilson James J., mineral, 40
acres 8.96
Walte, Robert, 130 acres 20.84
"!, Margaret. 1 acre .. 1.46
Groves. Samuel, H. & 1 acre.. 2.13
Rice, Mrs. Rachel, 1 acre ... 2.24
Mullen BrockerofT & Co., .9 In-
lnterest in 300 acres 22.96
McCullough & Smith, .1 Interest
in 300 acres .'. .. 2.65
Kerry, John. Lot & 1-1 acre. . . 4.49
West Reynoldsville
Whlttaker, Tlce, 2 lota 1.49
Win slow Township
Dickey & Kennedy, 800 acres.. 18.48
Elsenhuth, George, H. & L. ... 4. KB
Elsenhuth, George, H. A L. ... 8.08
Gordon & White, 1-3 of 10 acres 8.23
Reynolds, Tom, & Gorslin, 4 7
acres 24.48
Reynolds, Tom, & Gorslin, 89
Rcrps , 19.14
Reynolds, Tom, & Gorslin, 16
acres 4.60
Gordon, C. H., 180 acres 67.42
Gordon, C. II., 20 acres ...i... 6.88
Halrst, Joseph, H. & 1-2 Lot . . 6.82
Delnney Mrs. Mary H. & 10
acres 8.25
peuhnck, Lewis, 2 H. & 2 lots.. 12
Handynldn, Agnes, 2 H. & 1-2 lot 12.28
Hnndyslde, Agnes, 2 It. & 2 lots H :r,
Kllnkrls Mike, H. & L 6.82
Plfer, G. A., 6 acres 1.65
Palskle, MIm-c, H. ft 1. 4.11
Young Townsldp -
Bernardo, Jnsper, it. & L 2.55
Hrsslon, Patrick, H. & 5 acre.. 3.85
Mornek. Onrmon, H. ft I, 5.70
McDIvltt, Anthony, 1 acre 1.46
Rerlnn, Fortlnattl, H. & L 3.75
Swnnslger, Paul, Lot 2.50
Vlelln, Annie, If. & L 6.91
Vlngla, Philip, H. & L 1.21
Victor, Charles, 1-2 II 1.21
Wolf, Ellas. H. & L 4.86
Williams, Margaret, 6 acres- .'. . 2.68
Jiroadbent, Geo., Est., 13 acres. 15.90
Chllds. PefTO, H. ft 1-2 Lot... 6.25
Gillespie, Wm. E., H. f- T . . 12. 4G
Mitchell E. E., Eat., 1-18 of 130
acres 3.6 S
Ouinn, John II. ft 2 acres 14.87
Watklns, John " 2 Lots ... 6.18
Morock, Albert, 2 II. & L. ... 6.47
Snmone, Alphonsa 1.78
Lnzor, Mike II 1.78
Adams, Mike H 1.78
Cnsme & Morasco, L 1.15
Nahone, Chas. Cannon, H. & L. 2.81
Notnryann. John, 3-4 acre 91
Hopkins, Iavlr1, II. 5 ocrcs , . 2.85
.Mllliron Joe, H. & 1 acre 1.14
Persons remitting tax on foregoing
Seated Lands should add fifty cents on
ench tract for advertising.
WM. o. ihjffjvgtox,
County Treasurer.
"arch 10. 191"
TltKASl'itlOR'S SALE
of
UNSEATED LANDS
for '
Taxes Assessed for Years 1908-1009
Notice Is hereby given that agreeably
to the Act of Assembly passed the 18th
day 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 Jefferson County will bo exposed to
public sale or outcry for arrearages of
taxes, In the Court House, In the bor
ough of Brookville, Pa., on the
SECOND MONDAY OF JUNE, 1910,
At 10 o'clock, a. m it being the 13th
day of the month, unless sooner -paid
and the money for which said land will
be sold must be paid et the time of the
asle, otherwise said land will be sold
again at the risk and expense of the
former purchaser, and in no case will
a deed be given unless the above con
ditions are complied with:
Harnett Township
Mays, Eberhart Co., 718 acres. . $4 8.74
Frazier, J. W., 18.1 acres 60.20
Braden, W. IW ., & Reitz, W.
11., surface 450 acres 61.45
Thompson, R. M., mineral 109
acres 29.74
Wilson, Mrs. Amanda L., min
eral, 358 acres, warrant 5095. 48.93
Wilson, Mrs. Amanda L., 662
acres, warrant 6100 83.52
Spyker, Thos. J., 2 1-2 acres... 1.72
Wallace, Wm., & James, 268
acres, warrant 6694 28.68
Wallace, Wm., Est., surface 109
acres 11.72
Wallace, Wm., & Jas 362 acres 38.64
Daniels, C. 8., Est., 1 1-4 acres. . .91
Collner, W. F., & Wilson, Ed.
M mineral, 450 acres 82.27
Wilson, Ed. M., surface, 868
ncres, warrant 6095 32.27
Wilson, Ed. M., 662 acres war
rant 6100 60.96
Agnew, B. L. & J. W., 13 acres 1.87
Agnew, B. L. & J. W., 12 acres 1.72
Truman, Brady & Stewart, 1-4
of 100 acres 5.14
Heaver Township
Keck and Shannon, 73 3-4 acres 14.13
Brosius, Wm., 88 acres 7.85
Hetrlck, G. L., 30 acres 6.68
Hrorkwayvlllo Borough
Alexander, John, Lot No. 1 2.27
Alexander, John, Lot No. 2 2.27
Alexander, John, Lot No. 3 2.27
Alexander John, Lot No. 4 3.41
Alexander, John, Lot No. 8 3.79
Alexander, John, Lot No. 28. . . . 2.86
Alexander, John, Lot No. 29. . . . 2.86
Alexander, John, Lot No. 30. . . . 2.86
Alexander, John, Lot No. 31 ... . 2.86
Alexander, John E., 11.8 66.81
Alexander, John F., 6.6 22.72
Alexander, John, G. 2.08 7.58
Alexander, John, H. 2.72 7.58
Alexander, John, I. 4.24 ', 18.94
Alexander, John, L. 17.8 64.39
Eldred Township
Fiscus Jacob & B. J., 74 acrea,
warrant 8548, 3545, 3779.... 12.69
Songer, J. W. & N. S 130 acres 22.34
Lobaugh, S. G 60 cares 11. 45
Fiscus, Benjamin, 81 3-6 acres 6.73
Haggerty, Mary, 23 1-4 acres -. . 6.16
Wilson, Amanda L., mineral, 211
acres warrant 5100 24.14
Wilson, Amanda L., mineral,
892 acres, warrant 6092 44.85
Wilson, Mrs. Amanda L., 1-2
mineral 100 acres 6.73
Lobaugh, Isaac, 50 acres ...... 11.45
Frazier, Jackson, 97 acre .... 16.68
Haggerty, Annie E., mineral,
24 acres 2.77
Wilson, Theo., heirs mineral 43
acres, warrant 6091 6.52
Elsenhuth, Charles, 20 acres... 11.45
Asel, Benjamin, 10 acrea 6.73
Buzzard, R. L., 21 acres, war
rant 6091 2.68
Kerr, C. J., 10 acres 2.68
Fucal Frank, 60 acres .' 6.85
Wallace, Wm., Est., 60 acres.. S.35
Wallace, C. C, 36 acres, warrant
3366 9.J1
Wallace, C. C, 100 acres, war- ,
rant 3357 , 26.77
Buzzard, R. L. 48 3-4 acres war
rant 6091 4.02
Dlnsmore, John, 17 acres 2.68
8onger, J. V., 60 acres 6.85
Forsythe. Wm. B.. 25 acres ... 5.35
Wilson, Henry W., surf. 211
acres, warrant 6100 11.28
Wilson, Henry W., 392 acrea
warrant 6092 20.93
Wilson, Henry W 126 1-4 acrea
warrant 6091 10.11
Carrier, E. B.. C. E. & H. E.,
2-9 of 172 acrea 6.58
Falls Creek Borough
Pence, W. C. lot No. 178 .... . 8.84
Smith & McClure, lots Nos. 7,
8. 12.49
Smith & McClure, Lot No. 64.. 6.93
Wilson. S. E., Lot No. 121 6.21
Gray, Mrs. Elizabeth, Lot . 6.14
Kline, Amos, 3 lota 7.68
May, Thomas, liot 7.68
Polin, Mrs. Bertha. Lot .. ... .. 6.17
Ga skill Township
Moore, C. F., 13 acres 1.90
Moore, C. F.. 9 acres , 1.10
I Heath Township , .
.Frazier, J.-& G., oil and aurf.
I 484 acres, warrant 2780 ....239.66
1 Frnzler, J. & G.,'olI and surf.
700 acres", warrant 4020 849.62
Illillngcr, Mrs. Jacob, Sr., surf.
'. 75 acres ; 14.15
i Smilh D. W oil and surf. 177
acres, warrant 4019- ; 26.01
Wlnlnck R. 8., Est., 247 1-3 ac-
res. warrant 4020 ..i 600.60
Winlack, R. 8., Est., surf. 150
acres 10.61
Smith, C. It., oil and surf. 63
acres, warrant 4019 8.79
Johns. Harvey, surf, 777 acres
warrant 2304 . . , 64.98
Truman & Buzzard, surf. 850
acres, warrant 2649 ........ 74.84
Truman & Buzzard, surf. 400
acres, warrant 2849 84.90
Truman & Buzzard, surf. 200
acres 42.45
Truman & Buzzard, surf. 300
acres 63.67
Truman & Buzzard, sufr., 824
I acres 68.67
1 Truman & Buzzard, surf. 176
acreg 37,84
Wolford, Robt., 6 acres, war
rant 2449 1.09
TuIjIjs, Elizabeth, surf. 40 acres 8.31
Hycrs.'JIenry, surf. 20 acres. . . . 2.83
Thompson, Alex., surf. 20 acrea 2.83
: Frnzler, J. O., Wallace, A. W., &
! McNeil, T. E., 234 acres .... 49.66
i Halght John I). surf. 109 acres,
I warrant 2369 " 11.62
I Corbett, Oran, aurf. 61 1-2 acres 14.16
Aieiz c Miarp, surr. 458 acres
warrant 2369 97.18
Motz & Sharp, 75 acres 16.94
Truman, Frank, surf. 280 acres,
warrant 4021 89.62
Wlngurd, Llbble D., 30 acres,
warrant 2449 14.77
Selliert, John F., surf. 434 acres,
warrant 2370 , 61.41
Fuller, Ira C, undivided 1-2 oil
of 150 s.cres 6.82
Wyrlck, Johnston oil and gas of
60 acres 14.15
Callen Alpheus ft Thos., oil and
gas of 86 acres, warrant 4,-
020 12.18
Simpson, W. A., surf. 320 acres
warrant 2768 21.65
Curtiss, Bessie F 832.6 acres.. 45.01
KnopBnyder, J. W., 95 acres.. 9.65
Knopsnyder, J. W., 60 acrea. . . . 6.08
Sheridan, Michael, surf. 60 acres 8.62
Davis, Sylvester, 80 acres, war
rant 2449 13.68
Oil City Fuel Supply Co., Grant
ors Dunkle, Wash. Est., 150 acres,
warrant 2454 16.23
Clark, B. M., 29 acres 2.94
Baur, A., 98 acres, warrant
4021 ; 9.93
Daugherty, S. T., 100 acres,
warrant 2449 10.15
Daugherty, S. T., 100 acres,
warrant 2449 10.15
Henderson Township
Brown, E. 8. & Ward, surf. 100
acres , . 17:67
Davis, Jumes, Jr., surf. 50 acres 5.30
Knox Township
Meredith, W. It., 109 acres, war
rant 3963 45.22
Meredith, W. It., 200 acres, war
' rant 8950 69.29
Reynolds, T. J. & Co. 1-3 int.
160 acres, warrant 3966 .... 10.17
Holden, Hartley, aurf. 65 acres,
warrant 3950 11.86
May, Kepler & Co., 276 acres,
warrant 8953 100.77.
Ilelfz, V. AI., coal 87 acrea.... 8.90
Smith, Andrew, Est., Si acres. . 3.12
Cummlngs, Ephrlam, 100 acres,
warrant 3UG0 37.26
Cassatt, D. W., Jas. ft Geo.
Peace & Anna R. Test, 1-3 In
terest 125 acres, war. 8956 .. 7.63
Cassatt, D. W: Jas. & Geo. Peace
& Anna R. Test, 1-3 Interest
200 acres, warrant 8963 12.20
Whltmore, John U., trustee, 417
acres 49.41
Bishop, Samuel, Est., 164 acrea 70.74
Cummlngs, Ephraim 60 acres.. 26.61
warrant 3956 28.79
Reynolds, T. J. & Co., 160 acres
warant 8956 28.79
Andrews & O'Donnell, 605 acres,
warrant 3952 87.2?
Cawwitt, D. W.. & Pence, -Jas.
& Geo., and Anna R. Test
125 acres, warrant 8966 ... 21.59
Cassatt, D. W., Pence, Jas &
Geo., and Anna R. Test, 200
acres, warrant 8963 84.54
McCalmont Township
Reynolds, T. J. & Co., 1-3 In
terest 100 acres, warrant 8956 ,8.23
May, Kepler & Co., 222 acres fee
71 acres min., warrant 8964 39.96
Collins & Iseman, 153 acres, -
warrant 2620 39.97
Fuller, G. W., 80 acres min. war
rant 3954 13.06
Keck, Benjamin, Exs. 109 acres
warrant 3956 26.13
Reynolds,, T. J. & Co. 100 acres
warrant 3956 16.97
May, Kepler & Co., 222 acres
fee warrant 3954 27.32
Andrews & O'Donnell, 286 acres,
warrant 8952 .- 24.18
McDonald, G. M., Mitchell, Cora
O. & P. H. Thompson, Admr.
1-3 Int. of 10O acres 2.83
Oliver Townsldp
Fitch, F. A., 10 acres 1.69
Byrne, Major John, coal 90 acres 6.01
Plnocrcck Township
Frank, Charles, 100 acres, war
rant 3945 25. 45
Smith, Claud, 1-2 min. 70 acres 10.18
Humphrey, Lee B., 13 acres., 6.15
. Polk Township
Degnan & McDonald 245 acres,
warrant 2901 31.42
Degnan ft McDonald, 209 acres,
warrant 2928 26.77
Carrier, C. M., 145 acres war
rant 3925 lg.60
Carrier C. M., 200 acres, war
rant 3925 25.63
Carrier, C. M., 150 acres, war
rant 3939 19.23
Carrier, C. M., 167 acres', war
rant 3925 21.41
Carrier, C. M., 220 acres, war
rant 3939 28.21
Bleakney, H. M., 98 acres, war
rant 3925 12.76
Bleakney, M 63 acres, war
rant 3925 g.09
Wallace, Allen, 106 acres 6.76
Oil City Fuel Supply Co., 3-4, W.
E. Pain & Emma Henry 1-4,
691 acres, warrant 4022 85.08
Reynoldsville Borough
Neale, fW.'A. & Barr, lot No. 4 13.10
McConnell, Mellinger & Smith,
5 lots 24.61
Daugherty, Mrs. S. T., 2 tote No.
19 and 21 2.61
Macro Leonard, 3 lots 6.67
Dickey, Wm., 1-2 acre 3.32
Owner unknown, Lot 13.11
Kyle, J. W., lot No. 51 3.32
Weiser. E.. lot No. 82 65.60
Hall, D. B., 2 lots Nos. 8 and 10 1.86
Plfer A. F., 5 lots, Nos. 63.
65 57 and 69 6.20
Logan, R. R., 4 lots 13.89
Parsley, Thos., Lot No. 23 ... .20
Tool!, M. C, lot Xo. 39 1.11
Pettlgrew, Wm., 1 lot 1.68
Logan Robt., 2 lots 7.75
Hart man, John J., 12 lots 10.24
Ringgold Township -McCoy,
T. F., min. 114 acres.. 85.(9
Rose Township
Fair, Mrs., lot 1.86
Fisher, M. K., 1 acre 6.6S
Gordon, A. L., 6 lota 7.18
Stewart St Clark, 6 acres .95
Edwards', Thos., 58 acres 10.71
Neal C. M., 14 acres 1.4V
Sujder Township
Johnston, John C, min. 155
. acres -, . . , 15.03
Oyster, F. R., ft Short, A. 1,.,
undivided 1-9 int in ftns 1.
acres, warrant 8985 63.09
Oyster, F. K. & Short, A. L., un
divided 1-2 Interest min. 105
r'' -1 9.18
Oyster, F. It. & Short, A. la, un
divided 1-2 int. 673 acres.... 68.75
Oyster, F. R. & Short, A. L., un
divided 1-2 Int. 659.6 acres 48.79
Oyster, F. R. & Short, A. L 125
acres, warrant 2742 11.68
Short, A. Lee, 121 acres, war
rant 2742 .. 10.56
Short, A. Lee. 140 acres war
rant 2742 , 12.28
Short A. Lee, 125 acres, war
rant 2742 16.41
Taylor, Jacob, 10 acres , l.jj
Anthony, Harry, 30 acres 4.84
Shaw & Longwell, 229 acres.. 7.17
Weilman, Kate M., undivided
1-2 Interest fee 600 acrea war.
rant 6804 ' n.75
wcuman, Kate M undivided 1-2
Interest fee 40 acres 94
Weilman, Kate M., undivided 1-2
interest fee '372 acres, war
rant 8935 8.74
Wcllman, Kate M., undivided 1-2
min. 824 acres, warrant 8935 8.81
Weilman, Kate M., undivided 1-2
min. 196 acrea, warrant 104 2.80
Weilman, Kate M., undivided
1-2 min. 328 acres warrant
461 or 464 8.84
McKaln, 'W. G., aurf. 89 acres,
warrant 299 , 4.23
Hyde, J. S., Est., 660 acres .... 61.99
Union Township
Rulofson & Co., 114 acres, war
rant 3400-3398 , 9.85
Warsaw Township
Moore, James L., oil and surf.
600 acres, warrant 8039.... 41.68
Richards, O. W., Est. 84 acres,
warrant 667 6.25
Bovalrd, David, 98 acres 20.88
Anderson, Walter, 1-4 acre ... .92
Baker & Henderson, 1-2 Interest
60 acres 4.15
Llndemuth Wm., 14 acres ... . 8.81
Woodward, William W., 14 acres 4.68
Moore, Sarah, 600 acres, war
rant 8039 20.78
Bullers, Mrs. John, 40 acres,
warrant 8796 8.81
Sartwell, G. C, 101 acres,
warrant 667 . '. 8.87
Markle, M. M., 128 acres ...... 7.95
Reed Robert, 143 acres, warrant
3039 J.91
Wlngard, H. S., 112 acres 10.85
Wilson, Henry R., 104 acres ... 9.85
Carrier, Verstlne ft Kline gas
817 acres warrant 3837 16.92
Carrier, Verstlne & Kline, gas
1026 acres, warrant 4018.... 21.24
Carrier, Verstlne & Kline, gas
61 acres 1.26
Washington Townsldp
McCullough & Smith, .1 int. 800 ,
acres, warrant 2888 11.45
Brady & Long, min. 120 acres,
warrant 8932 22.89
Brady & Long, fee 100 acres,
warrant 3932 28.15
Brady & Long, min. 216 acres,
warrant 8933 .' 41.19
Clark, B. M., & Neale, W. A.
1-2 of 78 acres 14.89
Blood, P. p., 110 acres, warrant
8933 85.83
Blood, P. p., 107 acres, warrant
8933 40.45
Smith, M. W., 117 acres 87.19
Gordon, Mary CI, min. 160 acrea 67.22
Mullen, Brockerhoff & Co., .9
Int. 300 acres, warrant 2888 63.69
Humphrey, Wm. & Bro., 64 .
acres, warrant 3931 6.49
Humphrey, Wm. ft Bro., 300
acres, warrant 2983 49.60
Calhoun, Martha, 110 acres;
warrant 159..., 21.84
McNaul. Zacharlah, 250 acres,
warrant 2989 49.82
McClelland & Dennlson, aurf.
132 1-2 acres 12.W
Cable, John, surf. 132 1-2 acres,
warrant 2969 8.28
Crawford, S. R. 60 acres, war
rant 2981 9.J3
Loeb, Harry, 115 acres, warrant
2969 19.01
Loeb, Harry, 150 acres, warrant
138 ..... 13.8a
Elle-r, Edward, 40 'acres, war
rant 2983 ..v 8.28
Wlnslow Township
Hutchison, Thos. & R. M., 67
warrant 481 88.28
Stewart, E. E., min. 4 acres . . . J.09
Syphrlt, Noah, 13 acres 7.28
Garome, W. K., 68 acres, war
rant 491. 83.15
Hallowell, Lewis, 1 acre 1.44
Swartzlander, Mrs. J. H., .5 acre 2.82
Syphert, Samuel T., 32 acres. . 14.28
Simmons Linn L 2.95
Wlngard, Jeff. 24 1-2 acres, war
rant 3853 11.86
Smith, Henry, Lot ;. 1.82
Smith, Adam, 2 lot- 2.82
Reynolds, Leonard. 60 acres... 14.28
Gillespie, J. W., 84 acres 32.09
Spears Joseph, 91 acres, warrant
2984 26.20
Strouse Mary, surf. 86 acres 12.18
Best, A. L., 25 acres 6.63
London, Isaac. 50 acres ....... 7.20
The foregoing amounts include the
tax and Interest on same to March
1st, 1910. (When remitting add in
terest from March 1st to date of pay
ment, and 60 cents on each tract for
advertising.
WM. O. BTJFFIVGTOX,
March 10, 1910. Treasurer.
-ubocrlb for
The -X" Star