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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22
Breaking the CAscarone.

The stranger in MEXICO. especially IL
be be young and good looking. !. liable
TO be considerably surprised ., hi. frs,
ball. when some pretty 'enoriia. when
he has never seen before. trip. up 20 him
With AZ engaging smile on her face add
something thu, look, like az sgs In her
hand. and suddsnly .mAshs. the latter
over bic Uranium. To one no, .equ.in,.
ell With the ea,odroas custom. IL !, start.
ling. ,o'ay the least Luckily. hossvsr.
the egs has been robbed Of IL usual Ia.
terror. ID. original eontshi. having been
empiied through . small hole a, one snd
The shell ia then rfilled With fnsly.ehop.
ped ,in.,l aud eolored paper. perh.p,
With the sddi,ion Of perfamed slehsi.
powder, or some dainty uinkei after
which the opening ]. neatly closed BY q
b, Of paper pasted over u.
In the good cd day. Of the Spanish
sri',oeraey. the ssg.,hsll. TO BE- used by
proud grandse. At swell f.ndangoe., we're
filed with gold and diamond dust. sim.
liar tx,rs,sgabe-s ate sometime. induls-
ed In nowadays, but rar-ly. Ore..ioa.
ally small gold GUNS. charms, pearls,
opal'. or speed e.ndis. are .iuif-d 10
With the chopped ,in,el. making the 81.
vsriisemtn, rather expensive. Oae can
buy very pretty eAsesron... bo~syer, ZOE
sbou, dollar Per dozsn. And IL /. qli,.
the correct tkirg Coz belle or beau to 20
10 ball armed With several dozen. u
them. Often the she'll. are hlnd.p.int.
cd, or otherwise beautifully decorated.
much like Easter egs. Ia the North.
Society nations, Who propose giving ball.
during The es'earone season. have the
shells Of all the egg. used in the house.
hold carefully saved for the purpo.. and
many an hour !. spent by herself aud
friends In hlling aud decorating them.
The act Of breaking Aea,eArons on an.
others head IL considered . compliment,
to the recipient. who feel, In duty boanL
to return the honor a, the frs, opporu.
nifty. Previous acquaintance (, no, %.
ssnii.l, u being OF itself .or, Of informal
Introduction. Thus any Mexican lady
may literally make q mash on any
stranger gentleman who please. her. and
without offending Ter eOanirymsa'. "a.
irene!y sensitive notions Of propris,y.
It's intended to merely crush the shell,
In the hand and scatter their content.
81
over the person. but more freqaen,ly ia
the haste and elei,emen, Of the.. mocL
es',le'-which generally occur between
danees-,hs shell Is whseksd asain., the
head, with more OF less uneonseioa. force
on the part Of the besto~sr. When come
adventurous maiden cracks the fir, cas-.
e.rcn' over the pate Of the maa Of her
choice, the eoniasioa quickly spreads. and
soon everybody 10 pursued and pursuing.
like Northern school.boy, In . emo " bali.
ing boat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22
Cured OF Practical Joking.

"Did I ever tell YOU" said lady
friend TO [. Chicago reporter. "ho- ! vi.
eqred suddenly and completely OF prie'i'
cal king, Well. IL W. some slnier
ago, anil In eompsny -i,h lady friend
.,rollsd ia,o an art gallery. Sly friend
carried her pOckst.book 10 her mutt. !
bad warned her several time. Of %. prob.
able lo... bot she bad only laughed at
my wsrhiss.. In s,rollius srOand the
store saw my friends 'eal'kin mif len
on the table. and a. the edge OF the
purse p,epsd on, qais,ly eoah'e.'sd u
--ehuskling In my sleeve Al my irend'
anticipated di.msy -hsa she found my
Oh. repeated prediction falalisd. We
,oon LEI, the gallery, and though ]
though, IL strange my friend bad not
noticed her lo., on re.umins her mgh. |
said nothing until the conductor on The
stree, car came In froni Of az LET me
pay she said. All right. Where's
your pursg I qnsrisd. why. here u
H. ,hs answered, surprised ., the qass-
tion. aud. drawing her hand from Der
..lskin muf. showed her por,moras!f'
Then ~ks.e Is thi,' | asksd In di'm.y,
showing the one had sb.,rse,ed.
'Ho~ do | kEovr 4 found !; In your
m N on the able There was q lady
Ia the store buying epsrsvins'-Pefh.p'
ih. mud on ,hs table Was hsn.' W.
lsh the car instantly aud hurried back "a
the A., gallery. Ws--or rather told
my Notifying tale. and saw in the msr'
chant. fac, ,hinly disguised vsxaiion and
contempt, The purse rad been the
property Of the third lady in the store,
-ho on preparing 10 pay for her pufeh.'-
e.. aud fading the purse sbs,rseisd from
the nuf. bad made some very bitter re-
marks. which the proprietor nshifaIly
felt rasei,d on the character a bis store
and the standing Of bis patrons. lie
made her Ices more than good by rtquir'
ing no pay for the ,rgra-ins' 'old her
A. she bad bkss her purchases With bet
b. could civ, no clue TO her Identification
uesp, that she lived on the ~s,, side.
had 70, esd the LADY. personal spp,n
.res, Ard ,hi, accompanied by the vague
bio; Of ker residence on the IVES, eide
"a, ell | bad TO 30 on. k,p, my EYES
open every where aud fa.lly say her one
day. week. sfer-.rd. in q bis dry goods
Ia TIE elevator. Imagine II you
can. my shane and embarrassment,
Ia rei'irs my foolish prank. while
the naughty eonismp' and silent
iner,daliiy Of her manner heated red ho,
tie iron which wAs entering my very
soul. No more practical iss. ior me"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22
A W GROVER. sskemsn
X. = kiLBOss.i % Bethel.
"a i Eyss kshhbI, s''s :,
n. Y. SMITH, Iian)vef
STATE OF MAINE.

COUNTY Of OXFORD. ss;-BOa,d Of County
Cammissiosers, MAJ Session. ls~s
Upon the fores0iaE petition. sstiisaet0ry cyl
denee hs,Iaf tetn received that ne psiiii,nsrs
are rspoaslbls. AMI that inqsiry iato ne taern.
81 thsif sppisatlon IL trps1ieat. or ~ OEDERFD
that tss CoaatT ommlssloaers met al tSe hOass
etc. r. Banlstt IN Hanover. GA Tsesday, IAe
tseny-sikih day % ysae n. ~ ten Of the cIoct
A. " aat thfnee proceed % view the roats
msntisnsd In said petitioag lamsdlstely sfsr
uhisa vnu . hearing Of the parties ami thsi,
Witnesses vii b hal ~ sons coaveaient plscS
% The vicinity, ant sneh olher m ssssres tAisn I'M
the premises 90 The CommlssIoners shall lsf<s
proper. And u IL further ORDksKD. that notice
Of The line. place All plrpcse OF The Conmlss.
ioeers msstlrG Aforesaid Be given Z, all pers on
and corporations istereslet, by easing sitsste.i
e0Iies OF ss petition snd Of IN 10 order thereon 10
D. serytd upon the respective Clsrks of lhs Towns
Of Bethel and Hanover and slso posted up In thrc<
pubic places n zach % said towns, ans uah,iss /.
Ell three vesks successfully 10 the oxford Dem
oefat, . newspaper printed 81 Paris IN SAID Cosn-
" ofoHford. the nrst % sail paslicafions, ssd
each of the olhr notices. 20 b made. served ssf
posted. % least Unity days before said time Of
ntttirs. 10 the ED that all persons and eorpsss.
tlons nav thsn and there appear and shsv sssse,
" any ,hey have. vhJ the pfsyer of said pelitioa.
ere should not b. granted.
Aitestt ALBkar g. AUSTIN. Cierk
Ise eopy Of SAID fetii'os and Order % Cssrs
Asssssi ALBEIT 9. AUSTIN. c,srh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22
Az EXPLlyArION.

what l. thls ''rtrVOus trouble" With
shiCh so many seem now % De afflicted
n you vii rcmsmbsra fewyear ago the
sord Mslaria vA- comparatively ~
sroun, today II 1. a. cOmmoa A. any
sori In The Engilsh lsnsu,g-. y, ihi.
Sori covers only The meaning OF another
sord uset by cur fOrsfsihsrs In time.
past 50 10 Il With neryOu. diseases, q.
hey end naiatla are Intended 10
cover VIA, oar granifs,hers called Bill.
iOusnsss, and al are CEASED by troubles
that arise from . diseased coniltlon % the
Liver which In psrfOtmlug its faneiions.
ADDING 10 cannot dispose 81 the bll,
through the Ordinary ehsnnsl 10 compelled
- pass IL % through the system. cansing
nsrvou. uOahles. Mslaris. Blli0a, Fever.
etc. You Who are s0r-fipg can we'll sp
pfteia,e cure. We recommend Greens
August Flower. It's cures are mtrvslOas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22
SINGULAR PLURALs

me farmer likes Q nobieo OF
And drives q team 81 ohens
AMI oftsntimss be shoots q fox
Thst soss. with other forsn.
\, .,,,.x Ne lets HE hir.d man
Nsks with lot ~ men.
sweet maple sugar Ia pan
And MI . lot ofpsn.
WHEN An the grass he steps bis loot
Whsr, snakes may sting hs ret
N. snovs thsv caat bite through o'S'
Aud wears . pair OF bsst
oa .xr. he onsn sess goose
To rsi.s . icsk ~ geese.
And shsa he learns to tie moose
lie makes lot % neese
M, .ar. ,o have an sehias tooth
1.-The negiects bis teeth.
And be- 9TH boaFsis can onili oesn
As Eooi ss other oeeth'
wn.ae,.r he see. q Ilitis mouse
liz sets q trss fer mlcsi
lie s'so likes ~ Paini his hoass
AZ noe ~ other hics.
And h. remembers when = child,
lie veut 9TH other children
To hep his father clear = -ild
Among some other -iiiren'
lie .,- nj. father iii . wolf
And chase q pack ~ solves.
All oaca ne ssiisi across gun
To So some other xaises.
lie o-n. |. ehsrry eolor.d esi
which has lut ~ kittens.
And aisio-t caught monstfoas fst
wtieh had lot ~ tiltsns'
lie gill ama.s his tirci site.
Who -ofss liks other viNes,
nv plsyinE music on "
That sJanis iits other n'es'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22
What Allied the Stove.

~ don, know VIA, In the world Ia,
got into this stove y said Mrs. wump..
Almost blinded with smoke. 81, n.,,,
acted this way before I'm nearly suif,.
Gated. What can oil it," And then
after an inspection, she added "well.
s sure s I'm alive II some one h..n',
stopped up the chimney jas, above the
pipe hole"
II know what's the NATTER said her
husband. IL read the other day th.,.
according to Edison. only one fourth Of :
' 'Sn o. coal = u.ed-'hs rest goes up the
chimney. And I sposs sbou, half ton
b. lodged there. "I'll send for a mar
right sway to come and scoop Il OUT
DfakSs Msgazins.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22

The prevalence of.crn'al'us i,iut In a.
blood IL mach MIR, universal than many
sre svArc. isiosi, but fgv psrsons src
frsc from 10 FlriunA,slY. ho-cvrr. We
have 10 AvrT'- SN'.aparils. the most po-
tint fslueiy ever discovered for ials terri.
BE go -ti1a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22
OUR puzzLH CORNER.
lccmmuniesiicss ar ms Department, sheald
- sent ne e'liiof. W. n. kAstnAs. kHss sun
nsr. Mel
I-uipntS vosp saulEE

I.-mDpES wosp souAKk
4 Isssure yoa ~ were Glad when We
sss the eipsy clan gathering ~ their good.
preparatory 20 leaving our nsightoihoOi.
2 Il that plsnt With tufts Of bsauu'
ful nDwers and swest-seented leaves that
yoa call 9 gradual
3 heard the hauter boNsting that he
.het stag Al Eedor FOREST some tine last
uvsk
4. TIE last time I ever saw eoasln Hi,s
%, Vas on her way n New Yors, expect.
Ing io sail for EarOps 10 . lev days.
S Be- sure AMI bring X sto The party
for All % The Ilitls Girls of her age are to
be thsrv.
II TIE above dai words hidden with The
folovlag t,nnltions
1. A hafsh. coarse soani. such u 10
made b, a hssyy.tonsd bell.
? TIE ua,lousi dfink ola certain eoun'
try.
= A bcsuiifal mineral which 10 foutd
In shunisncu In snme parts ~ The uaitsd
states. bai In Other parts Ia never fonni.
q eiFl's name.
s What We Americans are ,ri 20 call q
msn u he l. worth q million. or Il elected
President Ofths uaitei States. OF can make
graf sPsSch In Cagrs...
FIoY Arwoop
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22

&C uilsnen, sLia mAn 10 street car
sho wss haoeins by strap. "hsfs IL /, Ia
~ ~hb suuli likeAs silence snsass
II guess uAs mistaken" remarked III
msn." "whS 2 asked smother "sirsppsr.
"DOssnt The LAZY want the sesif' 81
gu's she does" VI. The reply. "out 4,
SENS that al tie gentlemen Are standing
-hitsburg Dispatch.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22

A locL paper SAYS thai B1.;oa b. a
grocer - mean that D. ha. hssu seen a.
catch fl-s ani bold ihsm up by their hiui
tx. sal ooh To- The crack, % their frsi n
sse n they have bccu stealing sny % bic
sugtf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22
To he II'so'.s,; COAT, y, S.@.,..Ioa.r. 70, ls.

To he IOaofatle COgHty Camnhsloasrs Zoe u.
C0uutr OF Okod
The unfersiEuei, Municipal Cfiesr % th.
tosus Of iianssef asd Bsthsl a. sail CcuGif. am
otheu elilssss % sad tssns. espsctnsliI
rsprsseai that M htshsay In TIE ssli t0uos II
hstOsef and Bsih. leaiins 10 aat ffom B-sn'.
fefry osef the Androscoxxia Fivr. together sah
TIE sati ferry are rot dtnaafei ~ puD Gu.
yenlsnce snf nee ssitT. That the liosass 90 q. a
liesa AZ ftni maA.for ssh ferry hsssspifei By
and sis.-w hefefore. year petitioners. pray,
that arsf due prosediogs hsf u the pfemisss
ssh highway snf ne sad fsfry mar b. con.
linued BY yoa' iioaoraols Beard. AMI a. Ia datI
boahd viii ever pfsy.
AIfil 4. lss-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22

Zoe PuYYs Three tablespoons nour
three tablespoons yesst, one pint sweet
milk. six eggs, four ounces melted butter
pinch OF salt. Beat al together, al ehini
cups half full Of the mixture. let stand ar
teen minutes and bake nfsesn minutes.
Serve hot with batter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22

''ll1u well be p'sJs for ots 90 yo1ag. %
sai Ms PsTiingtou. - the organ boz Abd
h's moaksy performed near The door, "ABi
hoS mnca III. dear lliiis brother In he al.
leo dfess looks Ike hlm. % ~ sure
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22
CugE YOURSELF

DOnt pay large Doctor. hills. The beet
m.dicsl bolk puh'ish-d. loo page. elegant
coi0fst plates. vii be- scot - you on re-
csip; % tafcs csnt stamp. - pay post.
~. Aiirr.s A 4 O.issy Z Co, be.
tor. Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22

N-HNioNA.
Comp.,sci OF - lriisrs
NJ IS. p. 8. :. -. & q. lovely.
NJ -. o.. o. p 10. N q. hfscri.
Nv 2. % L.. 5 isi.s pi-cc OF morsy.
NJ rs. 20. a.. o.. a.. ~. ATE b,suii'u'
h1ssfs
81 it.tissn Sriicis
Tie Who'll. = an o. ssJing
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22

susiR COOKIES. --0as and one.half cups
sugar. two-thirds cup butter, one egg.
three tea spoons sweet milk, one-hslf tes.
spoo u soda. one teaspoon cream tartar.
four TO roll, nsvoripg 70 taste. Roll -
con e. possible
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22

IL STATED ;h,i Li,ut Hsnt'. 'aofi 90
csp'ur, tbc International chlmpiou,hip
yach t cap cost him $1,000.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22

Two great crsniss-tlooi'. S,,,pafilia
atd impufc h'p,i. The latter .. utterly ds.
featsd - thls peculiar medicine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22
HoMEMAKERs' COLUMN.

,orespondeacs on practical topics. comm
properly under the heal OF this colnnn, ts 81.
ilciisi. Address all oosntnuniest ions Intended
lof this Department ~ EDITOR ~ iiomsmakefs
COlumn, Oxronp ptnocasf. Paris. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22

ANsvEss 10 PurfL.s 90 L,sr wssS.
III Sober. rohsr. foPs'. fcpsy. no.
~, moP9y. s1p9T. sAp9y. h,rpJ. Cat.
clt. liz IA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22

a-Af,,. ciss. ssre. reed. siiL Item
Emms, matt. tsk', ara.
l-rh.r.ta
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22

1.-Two SUNS ~ ADDITION
Ten ihOu.,nf. Increased nv ter,
Pas zine haaifed nias,y .ni uine,
l. s0methirg Considered ny men
A. auihoriiy wsll.nlgh divine.
Toatsu plus ten aii s,hous,ni Ant and
A sslftvli,h, truth OF lie simpissi tiai.
NiLLon
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22

~ -poUsLE acsosuc.
I. place where criminals are eotebsd
freVsrsei).
? Gee OF ,As UalIsi States
3 Care.
q NOD o'tna IA each n,rDlas.
punk.
g. AlsAys.
:. A. ons time
T. A sifs'Agvm.
?. A gxmfut
IN. nohlemAn.
n. Avsfy aIgh. or b'a,tsflng siai
~. gi'fs name
~. AtUris.
10 Csns- % cone forward. ,llasr by
g-fsussion 90 ~ fofcs.
IS A solrmu ,fi -mNiioa.
ie TIE p'ural % aA'1.
~ A Al,ufsmtui
IL san. 90 a. he SANE time.
10 Part. OF ne diameter ola circle
81. A f.saloas mon.tsf.
20 Cl1ss ~.
TIE lal,iai. form he nia- % an asil's
pot
tn. ssI, torn he name of,a lmsrl.,n
poet Pos N.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22

Flour should always be sifsed jass before
you wish 20 use t.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22

cHlrIGN. RNCK ISLlyl 4 PIClTlc R'I

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND 4 PACIFIC RI
IL u.lu i,n-s s-i traa-hss iu.i.ts cIffcAoo.
PEORIA. NCLffE. HocN ISLAND. DAWN
ruur nEa NlfNI1k couuCfi. ufufrH Mua-
CATIEu EANgAa CRY 81 GclnFit i-NAv'
WArEuIlOo MINNl.Arct-fa sat ~ PAW
80 r1-rra - rrtsr1uralafs C.tirs C-cits q
rr.Iraa q 81 rl1n ~ lurlrr Ca A. uals-
nrs Il Cuen aat-fs Tasi ualrt q rius psT
ursear. t.esaat r.rlaE cara uaaulfrsaf ~
rran ralnrr I.rFlara. anf hrfuFHru l1lrasa. -
tseIh. AtltIs1a aul Earsts CfT neliIa.ns
cas- cara $50 ~. ~ heiisrs u tAfpash
crsi 1855 ulAFt.
Chicago. Kansas a NobSaska ~
"Crsat Rocs isiaHd Ecste."
rntarHs Wfnaf 81 HHaftlHaaf rrarn Esrsas CIV
- Trasrh A. NULnlN. HORTON. tUf.f.N-
VLGE EurlIEA ffrflfN1rrH. WICHITA
wUTEIrfNNCN. CAGrNsf-l-f. "A a. $3.50 d
KANSAS AID soUrHrRN HE1RASSA
arf frrarI frf.rr rasara.rTrr r.la.l r1r1i rf u
rs.errafrsI raar.ar riara'.-'are Az 80 ~ ~
l.sr.rs "a urtrrl .lIr.Frlrraia
Tho Famous Aibcrt tea Route
D. 80 rrarlfr fefussa Cf.0arn . "a itruf.
AttIrar. Ntnrsr CIr "a airrra-c.l' ana Al
raaL ~ Wafrffrar tra-.a trafrrrsa O. sFtai
"WHIAr Asc pAss 1rLT"
.fNrrfsrr f.1Fn. a1.r. s.rsfsru trlrrrt.ta trl
r..t c.atra pATia fl Waf.fir.. .r.rt tahe.
So ra.s srf flsrr rtnrr t.rua 80 r.''rs
- ar.-f i.ea 80 r.-.s.s - p ~. ~. ..a
ar..a .rrrfI 81 .frrf 5000. I..l.rn
D. 49,. ffarH fH.Iars. II ..-..Hl ..i -
60 arl.r atarT .aUl..u Il. - a'.1 II a.'.f.Hf
Z. ST. JOHN. IA. NOTEBOOK.
a.rI 49, Osrl EEL a rlssa A.
clucAoo. ~
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-08-22

"a want that was fully met when onr
train was "made up" aud ready to re.
turn the lunch basket and boxes
we're opened and the evening "spread"
was even an improvement on the noon
"lunch." And how generous people
we're! A poor friendless waif could
easily have secured two or three sup.
pers, even if he had had to go break.
fastless next morning. At half past
nine we we're all disembarking at the
station here at Tionesta, some sleepy,
all little tired perhaps, but every.
body happy and satisfied.
The day has gone, but in our calen-
dar we mark it with red letter. The
excursion is among the things Of the
past, but its memory is one of the
brightest. 1t was a pleasure unmixed
with the bitter of any unpleasantness,
and day of recreation that was as
wholesome as it was joyous.
A grip Of thanks to those who orig.
mated the scheme, and SO successfully
carried it out. jim ERGO.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-08-22
Jury List, September Term, 1888,

GRAND JURORS.
Orion Siggins, Foreman, Hickory.
Beers, George, laborer, Barnett.
Black, Daniel, farmer, Tionesta twp.
Cook, Sebastian, laborer, Barnett.
Cobb, Rowland, lumberman, Borough.
Combs, L. s., farmer, Tionesta.
Griffin, Chas. F., foreman, Howe.
Hines, E. A., laborer, jerks.
Hepler, VIM, farmer, Tionesta.
Huddleson, Geo. W., farmer, Tionesta.
Hood, John W., Jr., laborer, Tionesta.
Mcbride, James, laborer, Howe.
Mealy, Benj., farmer, Tionesta.
Mealy, Andrew, farmer, Tionesta.
Morgan, Joseph, boat builder, Borough.
Rhodes, Henry, preacher, Tionesta.
Smith, G. c., laborer, Howe.
Southworth, Charles, laborer, Kingsley.
Setley, S. j., farmer, Kingsley.
Shultz, Fred, farmer, Tonesta.
Whitmer, S. c., wagonmaker, Hickory.
Welsh, j. c., producer, Howe.
Whitehill, Wesley, farmer, Kingsley.
Wilson, John, farmer, Kingsley.
PETIT JURORS.
Adams, Jerry, laborer, Kingsley.
Adams, Sylvester, gauger, Howe.
Bruce, Thomas, inventor, Kingsley.
Brennan, w. A, wagonmaker, Kingsley
Bennett, d. s., laborer, Howe.
Barton, John H., farmer, Barnett.
Carson, James G., carpenter, Borough.
Clark, Joseph, wagonmaker, Borough.
Clark, Judson, laborer, Hickory.
Copeland, Parcus, farmer, Hickory.
Collins, II. D., lumberman, Green.
Doutt, A. NJ, painter, Borough.
Dunkle, George, teamster, Borough.
Dunkle, Anderson, teamster, Green.
Dillo, c. A, laborer, Kingsley.
ellison, Alonzo, laborer, Howe.
Gaul, John F., farmer, jerks.
Cradle, M. E., farmer, jerks.
Green, Nathaniel, lumberman, jerks.
Hall, w. W., laborer, Hickory.
Hunter, Samuel j., laborer, Hickory.
Haslet, Philip NJ, farmer, Green.
Head, +. B., farmer, Harmony.
Jones, Warren, clerk, Kingsley.
Jameson, Quintain, farmer, Tionesta.
Klinestiver, w. L., editor, Borough.
hlilIedIi W. W. ldDoIoii ilol lihOiiJ'
Monday, Frank, farmer, Tionesta.
Moore, j. D., laborer, Barnett.
Rudolph, Otto, laborer, Kingsley.
Russell, E. j., laborer, Green.
Solley, James, laborer, Howe.
Sanner. Smith, laborer, Howe.
Seigworth, A. j., merchant, Hickory.
TAFT, John, teamster, Hickory.
Tucker, Newton, laborer, Harmony.
Whiteman, Charles, laborer, Kingsley.
Zuendel, Chris, farmer. Kingsley.
NoTE.-Jurors will please return posts
cards properly signed and dated to tn
Sheriff.
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Transactions in Real Estate.

The Prothonotary's Office of Fores;
county shows the following transactions
in real estate for the week ending
August 20, 1888:
Deed-Wm. Smearbsugh, Treas. tC
j. F. Proper, 81 acres, Tionesta twp,
Deed. F. Proper to P. G. Hof.
man, assignment of above.
Deed-Samuel d. Irwin ct ux to
Geo. w. Robinson, ] acre, Tionesta
Boro., Hillard lot.
Deed-Eliza Bonner ct al, Heirs Of
jeremiah Bonner, decd, to G. B., d
E., and T. j. Reyner, 190 acres, Tract
3170, jerks twp.
Deed - Heirs of p. D. Thomas
decd, to ]. H. Foreman, 2 town lots
on corner of Helen aud Vine Street
Tionesta 5oro.
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CHARTER NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ application will be made TO the Gov-
ernor of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl-
vania, on the 2sth day of August, A. D.,
1888, or as soon thereafter as may be, for a
charter of incorporation under the prOvis-
ions of the Act of the General Assembly
of said Commonwealth, entitled "An Act
10 Provide for the Incorporation and Reg
ulation of Natural Gas Companies" ap-
proved the 10Th day of May, A. D., 1885.
The name of said corporation is "The
Forest Gas Company" Its charter and
object shall be the producing, dealing in,
transporting, storing aud supplying nat
ural gas in the Counties of Warren, Forest,
Venango and Crawford. The places where
the said corporation i'm its various branch
es is to be conducted are Tidioute, East
Hickory, West Hickory, Titusville, Pleas
antville and other towns, villages and
places i'm the counties above mentioned.
The principal Office of said Company will
be in the Borough of Tidioute, Pennsyl-
vania. The names of the subscribers 10
the capital stock of said Company are n.
Z. Wheeler, w. w. Hague, w. A. Dusen-
bury, William Il. Wheeler, j. IL. Dusen-
bury, w. +. Wheeler, r.. G., Dusenbury,
l.. Haldeman, Horace Wilkins and T. d.
Crocker.
BROWN, STONE & RICE,
81 Solicitors for Company,
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Excursion to Thousand Islands.

Next Tuesday, August 2S, the peO.
pie of this section of country will be
given an opportunity to avail them
selves of low priced excursion, via
the w. N. Y. 81 P. r. K. and the
Rome, Watertown aud Ogdensburg
R'y, to the famous Thousand Islands.
Excursionists from here will take the
regular train in the murning at 1887,
reaching Olean in time for dinner, and
Rochester for supper. There they
will take sleepers Gall who wish, at a
slight extra cost for the Islands,
where they arrive in time for break.
fast. Tickets will be good for ten
days, and all who wish can return on
any regular train during that time.
The fare for the round trip has been
placed at the exceedingly low figure
of $3.50, thus giving our people a
chance to indulge in one Of the most
pleasurable excursions ever had in
this section, at very nominal price.
Mr.. S. B. Newton, Excursion Agent,
will be with the party during the en-.
tire tour, and will see that their every
comfort is attended to. Don't forget
the date.