Kane Weekly Blade, The (Newspaper) - August 4, 1881, Kane, Pennsylvania to wishing t wish their paper discontinued continue to send them until nil fJ take their c or place to which they re Mils and give notice to dis continue to places without informing the publisher they arc held respon sible Notice should always bo given of the removal The courts that refusing to take paper from the office or removing and leav ing it uncalled for is facia of intentional fraud who fall to notify publishers of be failure of a party to take a paper addressed to him regularly become liable tor the sub scription LOCAL BREVITIES DOG DAYS WE need rain WARM WEATHER GOOD WEATHER for THE bark peeler has gone T never rains but it JREEN CORN is in the market LOOK OUT for the tax gatherer BLACKBERRIES are getting ripe BEECHNUTS are plenty this year IT is now unlawful to catch trout THANKSGIVING is the next legal holi day THE Roy Co well is down about feet A GREAT DEAL of sickness prevails in this vicinity THE crowds begin to gather at Chau Lake THE Wayne camp meeting commences next Tuesday OUR merchants are all busy and con sequently happy HUCKLEBERRY PIE is receiving due at tention at present Pittsburg fa to of JaS L at his home in Mount Pleasant Iowa formerly of this State where he figured quite prominently in State and national affairs says that he was a small coterie in the west ern counties who were warmly attached to Mr made his eleva tion to the of their endeavors until it was accom in 1856 Their work in this di rection commenced as far back as 1840 and was prosecuted in the face of all sorts of ups and downs Included with Judge Gillis were Arnold of Venango county William Hopkins of Washington county and David Lynch of Allegheny county They were prudent and acute managers and discreet work ers not of great intellectual gifts of much culture but men for the time when the western counties were emerging from frontier conditions and putting on the toggery of later fashions Judge Gillis when he died in Iowa the oilier day was eightynine years of age He was born at Hebron Washington county New York October 2 1792 He received a common school education and served an apprenticeship as a tanner In the last war with Great and served during the campaigns of 181314 a lieutenant by the Governor of New York he was taken prisoner by the British and transported to Halifax where he remained a prisoner of war until peace the following year He settled in Ontario county N and established himself as a farmer but he came to Pennsylvania as long ago as 1823 and located in county then almost a wilderness with his near Says oft Mint Mr Isaac H Milliard the Peoples candidate for sheriff of county nominated first by the Prohibitionists is a real oil man He wab born at Hilliards Mills Butler county this State the present terminus of the and is fortyseven years of age feeing of a studious dis position he acquired an education in the schools which fitted him for a teacher himself and he followed that several years in his own neighborhood In 1863 he went into the oil business first on the famous Tarr farm above Oil City Thence he went to Pithole where he held interests in seven wells After wards in connection with other parties he purchased a part of the J H Jack farm soutli of Pleasantville and oper ated that Then in company with James H MCray of Petroleum Centre he pur chased a farm near the scene of the sub sequent Bullion excitement and sank a well on it but as it afterwards proved just a little too far west for the He and H J Sayers founded Gas City on the headwaters of Hast Sandy where the pressure of gas was strong enough to furnish the motive power of engines without the aid of steam to which use he assisted in first putting it In company with J M Breden he leased the Eaton farm at what was afterwards Bredenburg or Driftwood near Frank lin There and then the first well was drilled in that spasmodic locality but though a fair producer was obtained it was not considered very much in those days and operations were suspended and others were destined afterwards to profit by his enterprise e give WOW for Au gust as made by the celebrated Canadian August warm and op Second to pleasant fanly warm days and cool to cola evenings and nights and pleasant and storms Eighth to the with heavy showers cooler evenings and nights Eleventh to again in he United States with cloudy and sultry weather storms in panada Fourteenth change to cold and cloudy and pleasant throughout portions of Virginia Seventeenth and and frosts probable in some por ions Eighteenth to and and windy and showery and ind wind and torms on the lakes on the St ind around New York to r weather with rains and frost in the section Thirtieth and and weather with cold evenings and lights with indications of returning eat Reduction of Kales on the P 13 B R K The Franklin Press says At a meet the Bradford Buffalo company held recently at their in it was decided that on ml after August ist the passenger rates should be reduced per cent on present rates on all tickets bought and ten per cent discount allowed on I new rates on all round trip tickets con est neighbor sixteen miles distant and From Bredenburg Mr Milliard went rates to remain the same as at his nearest post seventy milts clis Into other undeveloped parts of the great He cleared a large of land I and built n saw and grist mill and be came the first extensive lumber manu facturer in that region in which interest Now is the best time to lay in your j he was engaged until he removed Ic oil field Being of a pushing and ven disposition he generally went and as a consequence never made much money in the oil business He would go far enough to show others winters supply of coal j Iowa In he was elected to the that the scene of his operations present This new and important line is being pushed forward with dispatch un der energetic management andis com manding a full and increasing trade and patronage Its liberal treatment of the traveling public will be answered by in creased travel and WE would be obliged to those who arc of Representatives of probably good territory and they would in arrears for subscription if they would in appointed associate i generally pluck the fruits of bis labors Up I county he was elected j through the lack of capital necessary tu j am us RAILROAD to be in him them himself hoarding house Mr allabsorbing topic of conversation in this section THE Wilcox tanning and lumber com pany have n narrow road in operation running from to Sergeant township this county where j they own nome valuable The road was built for the of transporting the logs IIK bark from lands lo Wilcox to KKJ Slate Senate in i in iht house in chosen n serving during 59 In iSi2 h i and in 1856 in C sessions of Neil MEwen W T Ry tl him lo them himself house Mr goes to During all ibis lime lie carried on cm to keep boarding house for extensive real estate and insurance busi employed on the new railroad ness with either in Titus e or Kranklin Some years ago lie Some of liis practically left the oil business though ants are living in the northern counties i hu never quite forsaken it and dn j and one ol liis sons educated in Old j his whole attention to in John in is now I and dealing in real estate in i Commodore Gillis a distinguished lie is al present engaged i cer of the navy While Mr Milliard has always been j A memorable episode in Judge Gillis j moved by decided political convictions N a town of about life was his reported connection with j never made himself conspicuous I 600 inhabitants located on the line of the abduction of Wm Morgan whose ls a partisan and consequently lias never I the New York Lake lirie and I and disputed disclosures of the huen is lie now an railway was visited by a terrible of Masonry was the event l and gration on Thursday last dei of nvi i ears j lias leaned lor several a large share of the business ny H will be s en Judge was a years toward Greenback party even portion of town Tlie is c In war in politics lu did not endorse all tin doc estimated at on which there is a as a pioneer and actor in all of that Should a slight insurance j events of bis prime be the distinct party up that faced and conquered tbe most Hilliard would be among its first en R Smith spent the Sabbath in j I O IX home i qn Tuesday i a n ECI Tin report of the operations in the oil is lor the month of July is anoma AV I returned from Thr has iis trip east on Tuesday controlled the course of the market for T is the gentlemanly the past five years shows a material clerk al the Thomson House this season i decline while the newly found district in Dr Irvine of was a guest county lakes its place as an at the Thomson House a portion of last i aid to the bears Bradfords 1 week 1 decline is so marked as to assure the j trail c that its zenith has been reached hda of is her sister Mrs J K Lacy al East Kane Annie and Mollie Griffith j nnd as a field of new operations and in ami be found in IK front rank for he is now one uf the members of the Monopoly League Of course it is 1111 since he is tin nominee for sheriff of the Prohibitionists that he lias very pronounced views upon the temperance question Inl his support for the will not come solely from thai parly He is emphatically a peo ples candidate and ar such will com mand a far larger vole than that party alone can hope to give him Of his qualifications both natural and acquired for the office of sheriff there Miss Norr to the i ladies of Kane that slue lias opened a stock of Millinery Goods in rooms al tbe easl end of Railroad House and is prepared to furnish the latest styles in spring and summer ai 1 Bonnets The slock is entirely new having been recently selected in Philadelphia and contains choice designs in Straws and Leghorns Straw work done over V all ami examine for yourselves Ai Oil ami Others I am part owner and attorney and sole for all the oilier owners of the in Hamilton and more townships county comprising 15 subdivisions viz No OS MO 145 267 vs anil 325 acres each Said lands arc from leases or iu uf lo any of said lands for ai develop ments or lo purchase hark and limber thereon will receive my prompt atten tion ISAAC II Bangor Maine creasing production il is no longer lo be can be 110 doubt A very long Il lias reached a point it j sivc nnd intimate acquaintance nnd as advance If the history of other I sociation with tbc business men of the two young ladies of are js n in of Hrad ni in the and visiting friends and relatives at jls Oji J him Kane Creek and when j respect far superior to those of many the turning came declined so j others whose only claim upon thai or a guest at the residence of our popular quickly thai disappearance from j other office is thai they have been Mr C Morbus is in town this week at the residence of our popular townsman Watt on Cucumber public consideration may be likened to I active and efficient partisans If Mr avenue i the suddenness with which a stone Milliard is elected il will be a notable in M W of the firm of I dropped in the river disappears from stance of the office seeking the man and C West accompanied by bis fain sight Hut each was aided in the as in many cases the man seeking ily are spending a few days at Mayville ward course by other fields Oil Creek the office ns n reward Failure to obtain on Lake R H Heinemann an the Empire line office Corry is rusticating a few clays in this section a guest at the house of L Laughlin Welmore avenue accomplished music teacher of Wilcox Mrs Ernhout requests us to say that after two weeks vacation she will again resume her teaching in Kane com mencing Thursday Aug 9 the baker is kepi busy these days He has contract of supplying the railroad boarding houses at Johnson burg with bread and ships from ten to fifteen barrels of the staff of life to the front daily little girl of Rev Andrew Nelson who resides about four miles the Smethport road died on Tuesday morning The remains had its Butler and Clarion ant Bullion in the latler always results the even to as and they had a Bradford lo hasten their jn bitter disappointment to L 1C I decay Will Bradford have its aspirant and perhaps j RAILROAD RECORD The Warren Oii to Jeffer son county seems to be the desire of several railroad companies in sec lion Another office will he opened in Warren in a few days in the Eddy block using the entire second slory hy who will build a rail road from Warren to Jeffer son county passing through Forest and it will OF JUDGE HURNHAM At i oclock Tuesday afternoon and after Ions consumption death came to the relief of F N of this county He was in his year comparatively young but had served in public capacity for many years He was born in township Nov 13 1838 and always resided on and ad joining the old homestead near the Stale line In October 1861 he enlisted in the start from the creek just v s which north ol Warren run Glade and thence to Sheffield and southward Sur are now running the line and the roads location will be known in a few weeks railroad men and were taken to N on I heavy capitalists are the projectors of Wednesday for burial years gaining the rank of lieutenant He was twice chosen justice of the peace holding the office for ten years previous to liis election as associate which occurred live years ago but for several SUMMER GUESTS The following are the summer guests at the Thomson House Mrs Frank Hays and child Lock Ha ven J D Cox wife and child Mrs J F and child Mrs Geo Cooper Mrs Chas Otis and family Miss Sher win Mrs Baslington Miss James Mason Miss Mason Miss Premiss Cleveland Mrs Bryant Miss Hender son W H Bryant W U Bryant H G Bryant Mrs Haines Miss Hutchinson Dr I C Morris and wife T T Brown W W Sagers Mrs Harris Miss Seacock Geo H G Clay Philadelphia Mrs James Walker and family Chicago Wm J Raisin Airs W M Raisin Jenkintown Jos A Weaver I child Bethlehem S Bis months past he has been unable to at road and us building is said fn lie t 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