Mr. Wom'E reail his frerch to tho I eiml b;iin nn.1 ia ri!(0.mj h, making fur
TnfWnrt.nf. TK,.,I,. ...1 . " """"yi rouie tor I l.rmp iiff of cm!.
UgM .... i. iic- cuks ana iron Jo liiid ii ) and other nori.li-
J. a WENK,
EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY XOIHISG, M. 18. 1883.
STATE CAPITAL NOTES.
"Another Batch." An Additional
Lot of Patriots who are Anxious
to Serve the State The De
mocracy's Output, To
gether With a Fresh
List of Republican
Candidates.
IIarrisburq, Jan. 4, '82.
In my Inst letter I did not cover all
quent)y interrupted by Ftampinz nod cm umi wiern innrk-is,
, . , . '. , The board of diroc tors oftl
clnpping oi baud, ih.g reminds one p"v largely compose! of
ofSydney Smith's ,aying about ex.
citemeot over indignation a week old, we Myron I iiumIi, of the urmori.ush fc
5 and also of the older raying that there JttSrtJo'SPf ?raVS
are times wnen people
keep their courage up.
Holeman- & Hopkins!
urn llnirt whnn nanrl. l,-,uf imi 1110 IIOUin. lliwmnn Tiinnn ami Vil..i.
iu j . i w ciuvwa I wot . v i 1 v - i-i i it.
t-m v.-........v mil. .....tvl'. ..I projected
Aurora ana tsoutiiwestern narrow-irunsre.
et ; J. If. Smith, of linnr. At Hnv.ui
The Republican Stat Comm Use IZZ LTiS-7,' I LT"fcSP pre. went
i in i u it tw
met in Philadelphia on Wedueeday Buffalo j
ional Hunk, liuffalos U. Onrr,
mil. ivnHNtMHH iirown, or War-
the aopirants for State honors io our "elected as the date, and Harrisburg
party, neither did I make mention 0f the place. The meeting was epiri
the Democracy's representatives : tfcl but entirely harmonious
therefore in the present letter I will
endeavor to note all of ihe fotmer left
out as well as those mentioned by the
latter. From the present outlook
Braver will be the candidate for Gov
ernor, but who will fill the other posi
tions has not yet been settled. Jerome
B. Niles, of Tioga, a prominent mem
ber of the Legislature, is casting long
iog eyes on the LieuU-Governnrship,
ana as he is in a favorable locality
thelltb.and was largely attended. 1;:
The question of filioc the date of hold- .Vallcy ?l,d Pittsburgh railroad, and a
. l . o. . n rge nomer oris ew York Central stock:
"t v. ... wuiukivu n" nw&woii, nig nig tanner or War
probably the most ironortant matter A..?8, .K ljltch'."t Brookvlllo, presl
' , - ' . I . Jettorson County (Pa.) National
ueioro lue vomtniuee. iUay iym was
Bank ; 8. S. Jackson, of Jackson' Verstin
A Co., the great lumbermen of Jefferson
county j the Hon. R. C. Winslow, of!
....Anumwm-y, x n. ; William M.ltalston.
banker, of Etderton, Ta. L. A. Koberl
BOH. thft Wavna rnnntv rannn. . i i
Jamieson, Imnker, of rhiladelpfiiA, 'and
The Guiteau trial is, thank fortune, ksonKn
nearing its eud rapidly, and each hour rei?.ry nd w- H- rauldln, treasurer.
. .... . .... The road, beginning at Nortli Warren
that passes is bringing the villain so runs through the towns of uiV stonel
much nearer the end of a rope, or the wm' clRrendon. T'na and shemeld, in
insane asylum, as the case may be, to th Clarion river; through lirookville
Davidgeopeneutnec.se againef tke SSrSS
585 '
H .
o
(4
CLOTHING,
DRY GOODS,
RUBBER GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS, CAPS,
!2U
0W
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
FLOUR, FEED,
HARDWARE,
QUEENSWARE,
MS
0
OUR NEW IRON CLA1) BUILDING
Still Continues to bo Filled with
SUITABLE TO THE
TEAMSTER, LABOEER!
IN SHORT
Everyone can find Goods ut Lowest Prices.
assassin on Thursday and completed ?,?mon ,n Armstrong county t west
his argument, which was a powerful lnindta;
one, on Friday. On Saturday. Reed 'vy?H.t"12rela.ud .u,uy direPt to Hie 'fity
spoke ou behalf of the boast, and made MtTthZ'S thegroat wfSfS v pexnsyWav ASD SELL M0RB a00JDS T1IAN AN Y "0USE IX
i c :n i . fields in Jefferson. Inrtinn ix.JiiiVAaiA.
and stands well with both wines of the " r'l' C5UOT, 18 Degun waere Rnd Westmoreland: TiSlineuZ -n
. . xeea leu ou. ana ai last accnunta wa4 UP " mo territory between tha iwi --
party there is no reason why he
shouldn't be rather hopeful of success.
He was mainly instrumental in mak
ing Mitchell U. S. Senator and will
therefore have his support. A man of
commanding presence, a good lawyer,
an able debater, and a pleasant gen
tleman socially, Mr. Miles stands a
loruudable candidate. The genial
Lucius Rogers, of McKean Cj., pres
ent Deputy Secretary of Internal
Affairs, and Secretary of the State
Committee, who hts a larger ac
quaintance than any man in the State,
is likely to be a candidate for Secre
tary of Internal Affairs, and as he
comes from the heart of the oil
and at last accounts was
doing all in his power to impress the
jury that bis devil brother-in-law
was crazy when he assassinated Presi
dent Garfield. Judge Porter will
MERCHANTS AND OTHER DE ALERS WILL SAVE MONEY AND
road
ex
miles
r-t ..... . ... .V A II
aiana. too countv seat of 1 rwiian.
he tieW tni-ritortr nnonnl ....
Close for the prosecution when Scoville eount'ea of Cambria, Clearfield, Cameron.
finishes thn Bftr Tnrl P. ""J,,,','r3on, inaiaua and the
' iuugo vux eastern portions of Clarion
charges the jury it will probably be 8tron'
- u. w.uo uc.orciue peopio nave i'eruna is a wondee in itself
the verdict ; perhaps before the week cures the most hon!. .... r '
C10863. I fiii m nl inn
fc-Hgle alley and Allegheny Vallev north
of the main line of the Pennsylvania i-n. I FREIGHT BY THTYTWfl- Til irrn mr. Tnnfrn en a r urnr nnntrDimmL,
s i . " , - . ... . u , . i -. m. a v.'.vy V. I 1 V . V . . ... . . . V 1 IV ..l I Vlrt I L
tin is thl iftSJlSoa spoTof ninotT TIIIN. HATS. CATS. BOOTS, FLOUR AND FEED OF US. WE HANDLE
lies .ItenSinS frVm !B?aPll?Hvr ton" ALL HKAVY aOOD3 BY CAR LOADS AND SAVE FREIGHT.
COME AND SEE.
ior,EMA.isr & HOPKINS,
TIONESTA,
THE PARKER GUN
Another Railway Project.
pushed through rapidly. The road will
run through Howe, Jenks and Barnett
townships of Forest countv. and will
country there is a good showing in his affect very favorable, no doubt the In-
tavor, as your country is as bad as the ieresw 01 our county- Th0 knowing ones
Dr. Kline's Great Nerve Restorer l
he marvel of r,- n v -
The Buffalo Express desoribes a Kiean- eases. All fit utA c. .' "
r.vy. unl, 19 uuumi is De Arch St.. P i . il
"State of Allegheny" in its demand
for recognition. However the northern
tier can't have Niles and Rogers too, so
one of the gentlemen will "get left."
Pomeroy, editor of the Franklin lie-
say there is not a doubt but that the road
will bo in operation In less than a year,
The article reads thus :
A new deal in railway matters has been 1 'Pr5 81
inauo in wiucn a nurnoer or .Buffalo capi
talists are interested, and by which an old
crojecx or uommodore Vanderbilt is likely
vositorv. and member of tl. TT..- "l" 'on9.w. .8
. - w - - uuuiic, nunuuMiia kj niii ior nis irunK lines
claims the credit of namine Bever ai .' m,n,unication with the coal fields
fr,n j . , of Western Pennsylvania. It was in the
uuwiuui, uuu ou iue strengin oi pursuit oi idi ooject that the Dunkirk
'it, it is said, wants to be made Secre- tSJ'SSn SuSi-
iary oi internal Anair8 ; It is due the lnrosn Jamestown to warren, Pa., and
?ent eman tn Kf , ..... u. s. uegueny w uil City,
3 --j uj " " o i o is i xnis roau uas
. BUSTS',-;
Bop2I-8Uf I f 0- rjS. .'N.i-'' -;-?;:V:. J .-5
I a . V (
ST RUM EN TS AND Affain VICtOHOUS at thp Fvnnciitl'n at M0lrm.,m A X. W
OKK THEPHILADET.PIITA .miiuw.i 1 HW'
Forest Co., Pa. had an excellent opportunity of & Ini u;;i, ,S!r
in the world, and they came Toff conouorornv.Tr ' .k ' 0r.Vy.0n.,l.,,h,p
unaru cumes io tnen from
F. F. WHITTEKIN,
CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR.
(Co. Surveyor of Forest County.)
FIRST-CLASS IN
. GOOD
Tionesta,
not a candidate. The writer had a
i ilk with Att'y-Gen. Palmer a short
.ime ago and in answerffiUo the question
is to whether he was a candidate for
jovernor, be replied, he was not, and
or two reasons, the first of which was
riat he didn't want it; tho second
never paid, its solo rinnnnd.
unce ooing ireignt io ana fro from a not
xiensive on region. The extension south
into the mining couuties of Westorn Penn
sylvania was the object aimed at. and
without which this short line was not ex
pected to bo of consequence. In fact, the
nne givuu me snort line declares the in
tention of its projector, which did not fall
short of laying rails directly through the
coal fields all the way to Pittsburgh. As
b pan or me project, two other roads wero
WM.
SMEARBAUGH
CO.,
many years been abovo all othois." i"r ui.s ciass or goods l.aa f
i hey have been ia the hnnH nfai.nnfn. i ... .
everesttfist nrt " """" ,"V""-r."' ' r "ixtorn years. nn.I stood the
8
petition in the field or at the trap. At Coney li HnJ thin l Ztf k ln m'
Convention, the PARKER wnn th w. ! i ., ,Mr' ut ,l10 Ncw Yrk State
BadKe for the best avera over n "art y-m c, mnXU,J,I,d K?"? 8nd 'S,r",
SALE BY ALL DEALERS. ASK Tm tCJIV 71, V i'.T ?tlogue. FOR
snow ROOMS.
7 t'Hnmbcra St., N. Y.
Dealers in
hat even if he did he couldn't get it, ferl 5ne, the Conewango and
, s in the lirst place ho couldn t get the county north to a Junction with the Dun
.omination ; and in the second, even S2rW
f be did he couldn't be elected.
m," said he, "in answering your
uestions in 'lections, like the man
'ho refused to play poker fr seven
sasons. When asked what ther
Susquehanna, was to lay a line south from
the Clarion river, on the north of Jnrtnrann
An.... T : X i , 1 . ... "
uu') i i i-iiiaourgii. wnen theCommo
dore died these dans came to a Rtunic;ii
During the past few years efforts have
beeu made to carry out this enterprise in
one way and another, but all moves hav
been checkmated by the Pennsylvania
O-BOOBRIES!
TOBACCO,
CIGARS, HARD
WARE, QUEENS
WARE. GLASS vVARE,
TOYS, STATIONARY, WALL
PAPER, FOREIGN FRUITS, VEG-
iui.JviiL.L,s, UAKEKa BREAD, OYS
TERS, Ac.
n "1 r .mr R OAU
itvi ' -
r
PARKER BROS., Meriden, Conn.
Formtrly PilUbureh.Tiinivilli & Buffalo lt'y.9
WINTER TIME TA BLE, November 1SS1
P. M
800
4 42
4 3:t
3 10
.ere he beeau bv iavintr 'tli firat U railroad company,
; have no money 'Nevermind the bSffS
ther bix,' said the questioner." reaching the coal fields has been pretty
Th- V , . gently known in railway circle.
J hft nl hfcr aula inmnnU ..ll.J .1. A Ki.f n .i a
iuv, vuuiuiuuij i;uueu iuo I lv,UUL unuin ou auvertiPementS ap-
pcaiou iu Biuiury papers tnroughout Weit-
ern I'enn a. giv.ng a not ce of mee i itr
4vvau num. l u n iirnipiiiui tT icnnm ctvvnuuiuci n ui iiih it i uii.in n i
, V y f-waaM V nilUUi I n . - "w-vmuuit Milt t
;re candidates for the Governorship. TO Tbe held inBSr
hiladlphia City Controller Paitison "on countyi p,a-' to insider an agreement
..j, .,,1 I-, f ,i , . uergor and consolidation, and this step
;aaa the list, tn innori Ko rnn..... u.. t.L'.n o.uu t. . .
. v-. mj uuuicso i ,k i' ' .... Hie licuemucr. Ihe
an Hot)k naof Pituhnph. nH i3fa. n:"uwll.u" .,Pn.J8no.wlu? Clarion, Mahou
---o-t ina ana rmsDui-KU railroad flomnanw
jnator Coxe, Of Lweerne Co., who re - 18 PreParing to begin at once the work of
aA tn i.V. tu. . .u r m r. comirunioQ w long aeiayed. Jt is said
sed to take the oath of office of Sen- the right of way is secured along the en-
or because he thought he had used Ure rQuto: With the new line which tho
i rvuw i nrv i nnim m hm dim. ..s..tu e-
oney improperly during the cam- Pittsburgh, along the Youhiohnv
iainnus conneiisviiie coke district is
reached, and with Ihe other links in the
chain the New York Cential and the Lake
k'u uiruui auceKs io ine mining ro
gions of Pennsylvania.
Ihe road from Warren to Pittsburgh.
..Ill Kft i t . s
..... wo ,uu ...i.ua iig. urancn lines,
witches, sidings, etc.. will require tho
laying of 30 miles of additional rail Ti,
capuai biock oi me road is to be 8,000,000,
...u uvi.u:., in si, iimrtKHq, are to oe issued
to the amount of 4.5uo0.ooo. It u nknn.ii
to have the entire line in operation within
ycar. i ne immense tannery interests
rltr tft.tr !! K. .k- . . "r8 represented in the
.. ..J....-J -o"'" vuo pri. eawjrprise, ana it is stated that many new
ge of leading their party to defeat. f.nd "tf"" tanneries are to be cstab-
. , .. . . c' "cioui. hshed. The new territory embraces much
o luur candidates first named are at 'tho finest timber land of Western Penn-
.set receiving the greatest amount picIedVo'r the roal 1Umber tram to ex
''attention. Of these Mr. Pattison At present the New York Central re-
i f- 4 itr ti . ce'ves from 2o to 300 car loads of coal oer
1 ex Senator Wallace might, if day, and ou every car load there isTpront
ceJ at the head of the ticket, be the ?' the I6nn8J'lvunia Central, over whose
. ., . men every car must now run. The build-
.vocation of more or less factional lng or the new road is to change all this by
The strongest candidal, of th becoming a competitor of the Pennsvlva-
iid. ice snongesi canaiaaie of the nia over the entire route. If allied to the
ula batch id Senator Coxe, and New York Central, the iron trade to Pitts-
. ., . , . ... r . burgli will be given another way to mar-
a at this early day It IS safe to say ket, and in this tho gentlemen back of the
will eoter the convention with a YWJ,. U'e New Y.ork trunk 'i,,e
i c ii , M1 owcover opportunities lor profit
verlul following. Congressman hitherto not attainable. Tho Kri rJZ,l
Am will also, no doubt, make gs taPs fhe Dunkirk, Allegheny and Pitts-
louiuuu ut r uKtoner s, twenty-three
mi Iks nnnh ..f v . j ..r,.
r.r.-.t T- . I .. . " " i ivh, uuu uytir iu iHHHm
i 01 lCiiO. H AKKtN. line tho UutLrlo and Soiiihwut..i-n i.
short route into liullalo. It is claimed
:own Piukce no tnore-but Re- 1lL
t of the Empire, which really means j markets. The distance from Buffalo to
Ttfrttt, f - r.,Kla v,UU RJa. "'Y'"'1'" oouniv, will be 150
-k.
le.'ure her.
Goods Always First-Class.
ngo, and again went before his con-
llllfinla A mm . - - 1 A. 1
ouu tv us re-eieciea. uesides
e above, occasional mention is made
Franklin B. Gowen of the Reading
lw., Jbx-Congressman Maish, Con-
ebsoien Ermantrout, Ex-Gov. Cur
n, Heister Clyraer and Andrew H.
, It. As the two latter have each had
:haoce at it aud failed it is not
rtow lor trouOl With lilS- uiilea, and from Buffalo to Pittsburgh ink
Geraiaoy has ber darkest fa- mi8- .A aving from fifty to eighty miios,
routes to the Mahoning and Westmoreland
iDpr dWI ill i7iV;
i ii i imii.IiI . .in. I . i .;.:t j
Hi lutiuiti'a
preacrlbed I
rocoverud oi
HriRUNA
Touu, the
and tho mol
n
A.M.
6 20
12 27
12 JO
9 45
p. m!
8 3.5
f8 26
t8 14
ts or.
fS 03
7 46 1
t7 31
t7 24,tl4.i
7 10 1 27
t 47J2 55
8 30 12 30
P.M. P. M.
p.M.lno'n
P.M
3 40
t27
tsoa
2 52
2 4H
2 12
tlb7
(4. Valley Iiy.)
ar Pittsburgh Jv
ar....Pjirker...lv
ar...Foxburcr..lv
ar. Franklin. ,lv
ar...Oil City....lv
....Rockwood....
Oloopolis
...Englo Rock...
President....
Tionesta
Hickory
.. Trunkeyvillo..
Tidioute
...Thomnson s...
lv..Irvineton..ar
I IO 40, UJ0
WtiTO tiiuri
can b tuken
inlddi-mrcrt.
mother. irjaE-yv.!c-
uuudy. Dr. linrtiaftnLJ
PaUuuts, all of whom 8
liy evory cuoiJroll
tha nld Iia l.aiLI
Itcloansoa th Byjtem of all Its lmpurtUes,
looks tlia secretion of tho liver, Btrentfthen
tolls und cares of tho 1-r It Rtves rwet smi
6 ll12 00lv...WarMn
r.M. a.m.I (Un Railway)
.3!.) -ii? ! L-J fo,d --Hr
P. M. r. m. (J'hil J- Erie Jiu)
a IKI.J2 0(1 'lv... Warren .r in n
4 42 11 47ilv..Clarondon..arilO 2.ri
P. M
0 45
18
3 30
5 40
A. M.
5 15
t5 30
5 50
tO 03
flilH
0 3(i
t7 01
t7 12
7 3,i
f8 0S
8 35
A.M.
A.M.
8 53
A. M.
11 Sr.
taturriiy every tmjy W a
n well, to prarrat sttk- P
ure. I1U00 trill be put'J r-
fora carh mesC when '
pens; wnen sick, to care, siuoo
rtlwu; each neMrreBtrinf-iy in itself
ADDITIONAL TRAINS leave Claren
f7a-6 a" Warren 7:40 a- Irvine
ton 8:3a a. in. Arrive at 'lidioute i;50 a
in.. Tionesta Ift-fi7 a ... mi r,. ... ... "
f oA"1, IjeaJ.eJlliCity 7:W TionesU
?:,oH- m- Tldlouta 1:55 a. m., Irvineton
CHAUTAUQUA LAKE DIVISION.-
rr
" icave tin uuy l0r Pet. Centre, Ti
tusvi.le Spartansburg, Centre ville, Corry
Mayville, Brocton at 7;00ani. lb lOaiii
2:45pm, 4:30pm, 8:45pm. A?r vo VZ n!
9:4oam. irOOnm. 3:35i)m. fl-a.m.n t
a.m. Y i OK? Iz- s-S.8 '
12 05 ilf'
2 20 3 50 I lVMVfflf-l: K
12 44 1 25 Af)W (iV
t2 52 4 40 irJlWM ?SW
t3 3fi 5 50 I MU YKfA'fH oCaSb
3 4i ci2 Jf bnli'
4 25 7 20 VW V W" , ys
p.m. ....X.-A Xr tS8
9 oo -f& jFs? - 5- 5
1767 MVaW Mj.
Visa h,-itr . iV K . " . T iiik.aia
tt it ii. is niu rimiiiH vnn r k t
Tournelf, artdreoa S. It. HAKTMAM H .
Ohbojin, Ohio. AlwaysruirulttUjUiebotv., i
nu rHtvin npoiafifiivith u
- T"- -- -- H a i TTrnmim nmnnajni. ,
arrives
t-aaaafc.mi.iaiai IMIiQil Jail aHaj sartfaniaaiafiftW,;lat.Mrt,iritiAss
BROWN'S PATENT!
CUN CLFANuPu;
Cleaner and Oiler
For One Do'la-, one Cleaner, Pntclict, Brush
1 and full directions sent Iree of poslao.
la uru.ilut ei.u .-llbi ul hrnl lr circular. '
I T. YARCLty CROVvN, r.t.ni.fc i
! uiiAHiMi em. I
4 - A
In.
.... i
ouiiuav rrain Inavwi 7-iiiu... .
..........
UN ION ft TITUS VILLE BRANCH
Yi.i luiivus imisviiie 6:3Upin: arrives
Union City 7:2(nm. i' ,u r.;;..
6:40aiu ; arrives Titusviile 8:40am
Trains run daily excejit Sunday', f Flag
Trains are run on Philadelphia time.
1 nrough coaches between Oii City and
Bradford on trains l.vi...r mi
7:00am., Corry 0:30pm. '
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Oil
City and Pittsburgh on trains leaving
Brocton 3:30pm and Pittsburgh 9:45pm
MS-Tlcketa sold and baggage cliecked
to all principal points.
(Jet time tables giving full information
from Company's Agent.
WM. S. B ALD WIN, Oil Cityf Pa.
t.en'1 Pass. Agent,
41 Ezi'lilinira Mr nPo1. xr v
J. L. CRAIU Agent, Tionestii Pu.'
THF RRFAT 5JTATF TRIAI I
. .... " w s n s m. IIIIHU T mii-.n pi,,,,,,,.,
A complete and authentic record of the lj j UIao-N.
oi luonce, sueociies, aintresscs and
studied insane savings of
GUITEAU THE ASSASSIN.
The Crime Its Causes and CoiiKitnimncn
Stalwartisni as explained on tha Wit
ness Stand by Hon. James . Blaine
(Jraphio Exciting (Scenes in Court At
tempts upon the Assassin s Lite Sketches
of the Principul Characters engagod in this
world-famous Criminal Trial 50,000,000
people await in anxiety tho Evidence in
this the most Komarkable Ti-Lil In Amor.
iean History.
AGENTS WANTED in everv town.
THERE ARE MILLIONS IN IT n,i
oO cunts for outfit, and stenre teritorv at
onoo. Address UNION PUBLISHING
CO., Philadelphia. Pa
Manufacturer of and Dealer in
HARNESS, COLLARS, BRIDLES,
Andull kinds of
HORSE FURNISHING GOODS.
may4 SI TON EST A. PA.
THIS PAPER pT round on flleatOx
JOB WORK of everv doseriptinn
j ted at the REPUBLICAN ollice,
execu-
GUEITTHEE'S'LUNO HEALE?.,
JlJtl-BOVX TH1 BOUB. 4 FOB tBK O JBB ur
CONSUL i'TION
Bplttlng of piooil, Erf-i
rhllia P.m.,. I.. . ..i. .
Catarrh of luwt, s"d a i
iu-s-9 Disoasea of tha Pulmonary
Oraua.
.TRADEMARK. r 60 ceD,, 1 f0
- A"k Jrour '"iwist fur it
QIESTIIB Ai .. llttabur2b.
I! Silllllll
I talo pJr.tiur in telling: fli NpoHIn
Fiatorniiy llmt I have re-purcliis'.'i
Tin: Tiwwnr.HH
FROM HORACE JONES, TO Whom
SOLD IT IN 1171.
I AM NICELY LOCATED M my old
stand, and I am prepared l attend U
nil my friends, nnd lLo public generally,
who iieed
ANYTHING IN THE GUM UftCI
I shnll koep a perfect stork cf a1', itindi nf
Al1S1UWITIOn!
And nil kinds of
FISHifJCTACiCLE.
I ohntl alno continue to bundle th
WhIlc Sewing JJjuIiIut.,
And the
CHICAGO SINGER SEWINQ tt ACH IKE
Come nnd nee me. Yon will find rn
ALWAYS AT HOME.
Muzle Londers made to order and tn fir
ranted. fltfrTEEPAIRItf 0 FT ALL ITS
lUU KRAN0HE3 PKOMPTLY AUD
rAimroLLY dose.
Tidioute. Pa., Aug. 12,
. MONROE TAYLOR
ESTABLISHED 1S44.
lit
m m
JT5 3
si
111 nr .
,EOod8 h,ave n equal ia quality
and handsome style of package. Satisfac
tion guaranteed or no pay. Ask your grocer
for J. Monroe Taylor's Gold Medal Soda,
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