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Thompson, Texas. .fuus Ii.-Con,es' Ed
Rev pi'.S W ,T" ,rsr,s,,,n
church pastor Brother Mason cNroinds
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~ acquainted WITH him hu, my work.
incs VII evsf he FOR the christian church
and IT'S followers Brethren ani sisters,
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Rev, 'ohn Richardson OF Glendale
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Ihave berries, grapes and peaches
year old. fresh as when picked.
use the California cold process,
do not heat Or seal the fruit. just
put it up cold, keeps perfectly
fresh and costs almost nothlngs
can put up a bushel in ten minutes.
Last week | sold directions 10
over 100 families; any one will pay
a dollar for circc1ons, when they
see the beautiful SAMPLES OF t4ui1-
AS there are many people poor
like myself, I consider Il my
duty to give my experience ts
such, and feel confident any one
can make one or two hundred dob
lars round home ii a few Gays. l
will mail sample OF fruit and COM
p!ete directions to any one OF your
readers for eighteen two cent
stamps, which Is only the actual
cost Of the samples, postage, etc.
to me. FRANCIS CASEY,
8-14 St. Louis, Mo. s
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West Hickory.

Vail g. Porter have gone out of the
meat business.
f. e. Sutley has severed his connec.
ton with Turner Bros, and Will Porter
is working in his place.
James Beardsley has just returned
from a six weeks visit among friends in
Warren and Crawford counties.
Geo. Parker is building a new house.
SO is Mr.. Carnahan.
S. Sutley has the stone foundation for
his house completed.
Mrs. Earnest Sutley is very sick with
inflammation of the bowels.
Quarterly meeting last Saturday and
Sunday was very largely attended. Those
from abroad we're: Mr.. and Mrs. Bor-
lin, Mr.. and Mrs. Catlin, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ward, Of Whig Hill Mrs. Hink-
son, Mrs. Montgomery and two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Scott and daughter, Of Fagun-
dus.
Mrs, Joseph Mullin, so we are inform
ed, has purchased the w. c. Allen pro-
perty of house and lot.
Mrs. Keitlinger of Titusville is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A
| Hughes.
w. S. Widrig traded horses with Tio
nesta party last week. d.
SCRIBBLER.
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KellettVille.

a. l.. Weller is rafting for the Salmon
bill stuff. The lumber will go to the
Ohio and w. Va. oil fields. The RATS
will carry several hundred thousand of
lath and shingles.
The ice crop that was just harvested
last week did not get ripe enough for the
harvesting at the first cold snap. A good
l0-inch article was about the thickest put
up.
A disastrous fire occurred on the Cook
lease, Thursday morning, which was an
accident, and which came near causing
one of the workmen to loose his life.
The circumstances are as follows: On
the above mentioned morning before
daybreak, VIM. Hartman, who has
charge of well No. so, turned on the
steam to heat the oil i'm the tank, when
an explosion of gas was caused by his
lantern, which was left a few rods from
the tank house. Mr.. Hartman was in
the house when the accident occurred.
The building and tank and also the der
rick were burned to the ground. The
Lttlk a'OlldllltAl % DdIItlS Ol Oll WHICH lOI
some reason did not burn but ran down
a steep embarkment into a small inlet
near the creek. Mr.. II. was severely
burned about the hands and race but he
will soon be on duty again. This makes
a trio of cases of the employees of this
! lease getting scorched in the past two
months, the last one being G. A. Jenkins,
who was severely burned about the face
and neck, but is now on duty again.
A. f. Tuttle, the Olympic Snowman,
gave a two-nights entertainment in
| Bauer's hall last week.
Kellettville citizens are Just recovering
| from an all winters tussla with the mea-
/ sles Never at one time before have
| there been so many sick in this town,
and we hope that such dreaded occur
renee may not come again.
B. J. Winans and family. who spent
| the winter in Crawford county, came
| home last week.
Mrs. March of near Dempseytown rs
visiting her daughters, MIS-. f. McClel-
Ian of Cherry Grove, and Miss Carter of
| this place.
Il. E. Morrison of West Hickory, agent
! for w. c. Allen a Co., was in town sew
eral days last week.
| Mr.. Nathan Burdick, who has for some
| time been visiting his daughter Mrs.
! Chas. Southworth, Of Newtown Mills is
| quite low with a complication of dis
! eases.
Sons were born at Harry Smiths and
! r. j. Flynns last week. Both boys and
fathers are getting along nicely.
John Dotterer and wife are visiting
relatives in Centre county.
G. A. Paul Of Torpedo was in town
| Saturday.
The mill will soon commence the sea-
| sons saving if fine weather continues.
Twins were born at the residence of
| John Watson on last Thursday. The lit
tie ones-a boy and girl have both died
and We're buried at Wing Hlll.
WILL WALKS.
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FOxburg, Howe Township.

"Alrs quiet along the Tionesta. -
Sleigh bells silent and laid away until
snow falls again; yet the school children
are happy to know:they had a nice ride
before the sleighing was gone. Mr..
Cromwell, the genial, kind-hearted
friend of the little folks, who keeps the
livery stable, took most of the scholars
for nice ride last Thursday afternoon.
lie first took the girles and the teacher
down the creek as far as Porkey-six
miles distant-and back again. After
supper he started with the boys for
Frost Town-six miles in another drec-
tion-and was back by half-past nine.
The creek is frozen over for the third
time this winter-an instance unparreled
in its known history, and foot passen-
gers are still able to cross in this part of
the county.
Oil prospects are very flattering here
at present.
Lynch Brothers are taking off the pine
timber on the Fox estate.
Master Donald Wilcox scalded his right
arm in pail of boiling water, last week.
- II itIh II ION 10 liOlllt lIOll l4lltlb V al
ley, New York, where he was visiting
his mother, and his sister, Mrs. Lee
Mrs. d. Mong, who is ailing with con-
sumption, 3, is being attended by physi-
clans in Cory.
Lyman Odell attended court in Tio-
nesta last week.
Pat Lynch did humane act the other
day, when he took two of his old horses
fat and in good spirits, but almost past
workout to the woods and shot them
instead of selling them for mere trihe,
to be battered and worked to death.
Mr.. Henry Peterson's house-thC
house he was living in at Lynch-was
burned to the ground Monday morning
with all the household furniture, cloth.
ing, etc. No one was at home. Mrs. p,
had gone to the store for some things
leaving the baby with one of the neigh.
bors. Two of the girls were away and g
little boy at school. Before Mrs. p
started, she turned down the gas. Dur.
ing the time she was gone, the gas came
on in such great pressure as to set thu
house on fire, it is supposed, for no othel
way is known. When the fire was dis
covered, nothing could be done to put i
out or to get any thing out of the house
They had lovely clothes and furniture
and the loss is several hundred dollars
No insurance. In fourteen years he has
had three fires and his insurance always
has run out just before the fire. He il
an honest, hard working man and tn,
| Loss L. hnrl
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Court Notes.

In the case Of II. L. Hepler VS. w.
II. Eggey, the jury disagreed.
In the case of the Commonwealth
VS.. Chas Russell the jury brought in
a verdict of not guilty, but the de.
fendant to pay costs.
The Court last Wednesday appoin.
ted T. d. Collins, G. A. Hill and T..
j. Bowman, viewers, to view and re-
port at the next term concerning the
new road up the Allegheny river,
from the Borough line to the Hick.
ory township line, and the vacation
of the old road.
Also appointed T. d. Collins, artist,
to view that portion of the Wing
Hill road, leading from the johnson
place to Eli Berlin's farm, in Kings
ley township. Mr.. Collins was ap.
pointed in place of F. F. Whittekiui
who has gone to South America.
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Fagundus ana Fleming Hill.

Mrs. Il. j. Scotts dwelling house and
post Office was burned to the ground
Wednesday evening at II o'clock. set
of chairs and a machine were all that
were saved. No insurance.
Mr.. John Hinkson is around with
paper soliciting aid for Mrs. Scott. We
hope that all of the good people will open
their pocket books and give freely to help
restore her loss.
quite a number of our young people
attended a charitable oyster supper and
dance at the old Funk House at Pinevillc,
on Friday night. Proceeds to be given
to Mr.. Odells family, whose house and
contents were burned to the ground a
few days before.
Some sneak thief entered the Turnkey
vile store and depot and stole a good
quantity of tobacco and cigars from
Lloyd Bloomfield one night last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Drayer will go to
Meadville the first of the month and take
up housekeeping.
! Fleming Hill is beginning to look like
an oil town. Black & Co. have COM
/ pleleu Lne rig on lhe NSlhdl ldIill anu
will be ready to drill the middle of the
week. Proper Bros. began drilling on
the Head farm Friday morning. We
saw three Pleasantville teams stuck in
the mud in the fields and other teams in
the road stuck in the snow drifts.
James Moneys child is improving
nicely under the care of DR.. A. G. Nagill
of Tidioute.
Miss Nellie Cannan is lying very sicb
at the home of her parents, with Dr. Ma
gill IN attendance.
The road commissioners of this place
have IL. X. Vail and Plummer Hill re
moving the snow from the roads with
shovel pillow.
George Parker is building nice littl,
house on his farm between here anC
Hickory.
Mr.. Urias Parker has moved onto th,
Bender farm to do the farming for Mr.
Bender.
number of our young people hav
received invitations TO a mush and mill
supper to be held under the auspices O
the Il. A. u. in the e. A. u. hall on Fri
day night.
LITTLE BoPEEP.
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February Oil Report.

The Derrick's monthly oil report
for February states that but for the
big strike on the Weekly farm, in
Tyler county, West Virginia, Febru.
airy would have made a poor showing
in the item Of new production. AS it
is, the increase is only 3S1 barrels
over the January report, but this is
partly Offset by the fact that twenty.
five fewer wells were drilled during
the past month than during the mouth
preceding. The prospects are favor.
able for big Injun" field in West
Virginia of very considerable proper.
tions. The developments that fol-
lowed the lead furnished by the "Big
Moses" gasser have been highly sue.
cessful. The poor roads and limited
facilities for communication and
transportation have retarded opera
tions in the frontier districts of the
Southwest
February's summary shows 555
wells completed in the Fl eld's produc
ing Pennsylvania oil, with $50 oi
them destitute of oil in paying quan
Titles, and a new production of 7, 767
barrels. This was a decrease of 25
wells completed and an increase of
3S1 barrels in the new production
over the figures 10 the January report
There were 451 rigs and 621 drill
ing wells under way on February 20
which is an increase of 6 rigs and q
decrease offs wells drilling as com.
pared with the figures for the last Of
| January.
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Oil City Had a Close Call.

The National Transit needed more
office room in Oil City. For a piece
of ground adjoining, 81 feet frontage,
assessed at 81 900, they offered to pay
$4,000. The owner agreed to take
it, but consequently jumprd his price
to $4,000. As matter of principle,
the management refused to pay it,
and began arrangements for the re-
moval of the whole business to
Pittsburg. The people Of the city
were in panic and peIplexity. The
lot owner, sharing in the panic, re.
ceded from his demands and offered
the lot to the company at the original
price. The company finally accep.
ted, and the business will not be re,
moved. 1t was close call for Oil
City. The greed and selfshness Of
one citizen came within an ace Of
driving away business that pays out,
directly and indirectly, over 81 ,000,.
900 a year. 1t would have been like
cutting main artery. The moral is
obvious. Hoggishness can drive out
or keep out business from commu.
nifty. .-FrdnkLin NeaUS
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RiaItO.

Rialto, (formerly Stowtown), Pa,
is making such good progress in keep.
ing up with the times that we think
it worthy of a little attention from
the outside world. Rialto is no little,
temporary lumber manufacturing
plant, but a permanent place, and
will be for the next fifty years to
come. No Company in all the land
could have more charity for their EN-.
ployes than the Messrs. Wheeler
q Dusenbury. Their mill is one of
the finest in all the country. We
have in this place 40 homes, and
about 200 souls; fine water works,
good as any in the land, and natural
gas in abundance.
Rialto is keeping pace with other
places 10 the line Of morality. The
Rialto Christian Endesvor society
was organized Jan "a, 1896, and is
doing a great good in this place. 1t
has Is active members, IA associate
members, and some s or 10 more to
be admitted soon. The social com.
mittee gave box social recently
which was a grand success, A fea,
ture Of this pleasant affair was the
entire absence of human "wall flow
ers," and the presence of a vast
amount of "sociable sociability )" the
whole mingled with unselfshness and
the levin of the golden rule spirit.
The result was the genuine kind Of a
good time, where each one added to
the enjoyment of his neighbOr Re.
ceipts, $1,000.
The social committee sent out in.
vitations TO different clergymen to
come and preach for the people here
week day evenings. The first to re,
spond was the Rt. Rev. j, b. WhAl,
ing of Tidioute, who preached on
Tuesday evening, 18th inst. The
second responce came from Rev. JV
MoAuinch Of Tionests, who preached
in the evening Of the 26th, The SER
mons were greatly appreciated by ouI
people. There are more to follow.
Mr., Geo. w. Warden, General
Supt. for Wheeler d Dusenbury, /:
now in California looking after hi'
orange and lemon grove near Ontario
We miss Mr. Warden very much in
our Endeavor society and Sunday
school We have two Sunday schools
in Rialto, Presbyterian and Episco
pal The Endeavor society meets
every Sunday evening at 1880 Al
are cordially invited to attend. The
social committee is always in atten
dance to look after aud welcome any
strangers who may attend our meet
Jugs. Come and see us. H.
Rialto, Feb. 20, 1896.
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FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.

Member Of COngreSS-WM. G. ARNOLD.
Member Of Senote-WM. II. HYDE.
AsSembLy-J. E. WENK.
PRESIDENT ntJNdge-CHARLEs II. MOVES
Associate JudgeS-Jos. A. NASH, A.
j. MOCRAY.
IredSureT-JAMEs II. FoNEs.
Prothonotdry, Register ce Recorder, 6c
-CALvIN NJ. ARNER.
SheriG. r. CARSON.
SSi0nerS-W. A. CoNNELY, Pc
TER YoUNGK, w. NJ. Coon.
County Sup perintendent-AaN KERR
District Attorney-P. M. CLARK.
Jury CommtssionerS-J. b. CARPEN-
TER, GEo. ZUENDEL.
County SitTVeyor-J. Il. PROPER.
C0roneT-DR. J. w. MORROW.
County 4 tditors-M. Il. ABBOTT, w
l.. SrRoUP, J. w. ELLIOTT.
REGULAR TERMS OF COURT.
Fourth Monday of February.
Third Monday of May.
Last Monday of August.
Third Monday of November.
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Church and sabbath school.

Presbyterian Sabbath School at 9:45 a.
m. NJ. E. Sabbath School at 1000 a. M
Preaching in M. E. Church every Sab
bath evening by Rev. w. w. Dale.
Preaching in the f. M. Church every
Sabbath evening at the usual hour. Rev.
f. e. Glass, Pastor.
Services in the Presbyterian Church
every sabbath morning and evening,
Rev. J. V. McAninch officiating.
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DILL. EMERT,

FANCY BOOT Il SHOEMAKER.
Shop in Walters building, Cor. Elm
and Walnut streets, Is prepared to do all
Kinds of custom work from the finest to
the coarsest and guarantees his work to
give perfect satisfaction. Prompt atten-
ton given to mending, and prices rea-
sonable.