EDITOR.
WEDXESDAT H0KMSG, KIRCH , ISSS.
T"
It is too bad that old Mr. Freling.
buysen refuses to enter bis late for
eign policy into the crazy quilt exhi
bition at Boston. It would have iak
ea a medal without a struggle.
President Cleveland continues
bis habit of retiring early. lie gets
up regularly at 5 A. M., and after
starting the Cre in the kitcbeu range
and calling the cook and ervant9, he
may be seen any rooming building
chicken coops or sawing wood in the
back yard.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher is of
opinion that all "offensively partisan"
Republicans should give way to Dem
ocrats. But then the Rev. ITenrv'n
opinion, according to the Flymout
Church figures, is of a good deal le
value than it used to be. And it
more than probable that Washing...
takes the same view as Brooklyn
T- Tl - C T .. m
xu, jveiorm .uegisiaiure ot ynio
T" . . I
-Lseraocrauc 01 course, retuses toi pass
any usetul legislation, but has ordered
129 pocket books at two dollars and
fifty cents each, and five bundrfed and
tbirty-8ix pocket protectors.! Only
part of them wanted pocket boiks, it
seems, but knowing the kind jbf ma
terial that constitutes a reformf Legis
lature everybody about Cilumbus
eeras to want a pocket protector.
There is one item in which they show
true Democratio economy. They
only spend fifty -seven dollars for soap.
John R. M'Lean, the political as
sassin of "GoBtlemen George," and the
' '.roan of Staudard Oil Payne in
"eat-act of putting himself in
Vs place, it is said is setting up
.as to get into John Sherman's
. in the Senate. What in the
world M'Lean wants to hide himself
there for, passes comprehension, unless
his sins of tbe past four or five years
bear so heavily on hia conscience
ihat be feels as if it would be discreet
o lf.de himself where he cannot be
iimd, until the remembrance of them
lows over. If that is his idea, it is a
ood oce; for he would rattle around
Sherman's chair, and no oue would
earn that he was there.
The New York Times and Evening
tt have been prodded by tbe ap
ntment of Iliggins, of Baltimore,
ihe chief clerkship of the Treasury
partment, into a smothered, but
tie growl. Can it be that these
gwumps really expected Mr. Cleve
id, or his Secretary of the Tieasury,
consult with them as to their aelec
t.63 of officers? The work they did
was purely a labor of love, they
VUTAI I. t ." Ka OA a n J J 1 .fl 1 1
" " nuu luvy BUOU1U
not begin to growl already. As they
say "There- is apparently no doubt
that -the place was given, to Mr. Hig
gins at the request of Senator Gorman,
and that it was given as a reward for
political services." Bless tWir simDla
hearts, what did they expect tho ap
pointment to be given for? For politi
cal opposition ?
Henry Watterson fears he sees
in tbe appointment of Miller as Com
missioner of Internal Revenue, and
the consequent triumph of Randall,
a determination on the part of tbe
President to set himself agaiost rev
enue reform and the internal revenue
taxes. We hope that his fears may
be realized. There are two distinct
classes of Democrats the American
Democrat and the English-Democrat;
he first believe in the protection of
pme industries, while tbe latter be
eve in sacrificing the interests of tbe
oerican manufacturer and the
. erican laboring man for the bene
.fit of the capitalist of Europe and his
pauper laborer. The two, now that
.power has come to the Democracy,
are bound to fight.' They cannot mix ;
they cannot harmonize ; they are as
far apart as tbe old pro slavery Demo
crat was from his anti-slavery brother,
and now that the responsibility of
hoping a policy cannot be shifted
ipon . tbe Republicans, a trial of
'.rength is certaiu to ensue. The ap
lintraent of Miller, from the tariff
imocratic State of West Virginia,
against Pbil Thomson, from the
trade State of Kentucky, may be
jotering wedge. We hope it is,
ur wishes and sympathies in the
-le will be with the .President
.d .Randall.
I
J- E. WEXK, ....
WORK AT HARR
..iUtlU.
Fperial to KEfCHMCAN.
I .1
llARRifni;Rf March 21, '85.
Monday evening jas the scene of
excitement; meanuers just arrived on
late trains with a fresh supply of
"wind," which they used to advan
tage; thd whole evening until the ear
ly raornifaff was taken ud on the Tin
derground Wire Bill, which received
a black eye in tbe committee ; tie
question was to place it on the calea
dar. Mr. McGowan, of Pbila., said
me question was whether the bill was
of such a character or such impor
tance as to demand it to be considered
by the House. In his opinion it de
served the consideration of everv
nimber. Mr. Deardpn nnnrRrrl thn
- r I "
jlaciog of the bill oa the calendar,
Jiat it contemplated too great a revo
ution. Mr. Hassett submitted the
(statement to show the feasibilitv of
underground wires. Mr. Robinson of
Delaware, Redding of Montgomery.
Boyer of Phila., Lowry of Indiana,
bponsler of Perry, each gave their
opinion. After further remarks
against the resolution by Miller and
renrose, and for by Scbuatterly and
Bennett, the vote was taken with the
following result: Yeas 129; nays 34.
If the bill khould pass it would in
volve millions of dollars expense to
the Telegraph, Telephone and Electric
Companies.
On tho 17th was St. Patrick's Day,
which you would be reminded of by
entering the Seuate Chamber. Ev
erytbing your eyes would rest upon
was green, even the Senators were
decked in green. Senator Cooper de
clared that he wore his sprig in honor
of the Irish vote for Blaine. Senator
Geo. Handy Smith was thus adorned
on the account of the Prince of Wales'
visit to Ireland. In tbe House, Mack
in was adorned in honor of -his an
cient constituents. The seat of Berry,
the tall, dignified, military-looking
gentleman from Forest, was decked in
green sprigs in honor of the acting
Speaker; but though the legislators
thus decked themselves they accom
plished' little work. The orators of
the House let themselves loose for over
an hour on a bill to extend tbe mini
mum school term to six months, and
then after all the waste of time and
wind, the excellent measure was de
feated by a vote of 76 yeas to 94 nays.
On Wednesday bills of appropria
tion were favorably reported as fol
lows: 0800,000 for the maintenance
of the Indigent Insane at the State
Hospitals from June 13, 1885, to
Jtibe 13, 1887; House of Refuse.
Pbilad'a, $123,000; Fish Commission
825,000; Pennsylvania Oral school
for deaf mutes S20.000; the bill ap-
propriaiing $3,000 to adjust boundary
lines was negatively reported. Mr.
Wayne of Erie introduced a bill ap
propriating $500 to pay claims against
the Wayne monument at Erie; a
great number of bills were introduced.
The bill repealing an act regulating
tbe uunting and killing of web-footed
wild fowl was passed finally.
Quite a lively 'discussion was had
on the floor of the House to-day, oa
the bill appropriating $5,000 to the
"Rosine Home Philadelphia for Fal
len Women." Mr. Colborn of Somer
set deuoui.'d tho institution and op
posed the appropriation, calling par
ticular attention to the enormous de
mand made on the State Treasury ;
more money had been asked for than
would be in the Treasury io five years.
Mr. Lowry opposed the giving of aid
to the Home on moral grounds, and
because of the great drain on the
Treasury. Mr. Snodgrass (the blonde
of Allegheny) said he would vote for
the bill; as to tbe appropriations, he
declared there would be enough mon
ey in the general fund to pay them,
and at least $2,000,000 left for the
Sinking Fund. Messrs. Chadwick of
Delaware, and Dearden of Phila.. ex
pressed regret that such uocbarity
should be manifested. Mr. Soonsler
of Perry made an eloquent appeal for
the passage of the bill. Mr. Colborn
replied to several personal allusions,
stating that he had always been on
the scent for such legislation, and had
always been snapped at by curs; "If
any of my daughters had been ruined
by any infernal scoundrel, he or I,
would have paid the penalty; she
would not have gone to . any Rosine
Home." Mr. Home (against the bill)
and Mr. Schnatterly (for) closed the
the debate which occupied an hour
and a half. The bill was defeated,
not receiving tbe required two-thirds
vote. i.ne appropriation Committee
voted totrive tbe Harrisburc IUnr.ii.1
,ww aog ine nome ot r riendle.ss
llarrisburg the same som ; tho ques
tion in issue was the appropriation to
the Homeopathic Hospital of Pitts
bnrg; that worthy Institution anted
for $110,000, and after the reprcaenta
tives of the family of Esculapius had
been heard the committee decided to
give $05,000. The Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Children was
voted $G,000, and the State Board of
Agriculture $6,000. In order that
three Cottst'S Hospitals mar be es
tablisbed iu tbe 'bituminous coal re
gion the appropriation committee vot
eu fw.uuu io tee porpose. it is un
derstood that one will be located in
the Connellsville region and one in
the Clearfield district, and one in the
Shenango Valley. Enyp
'ClONKSTA MARKETS.
CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY, BY
REM A BLEDEA LER8.
Flour barrel choice - - 3.f06.0
1' lour :p Back, ' - - .OOiJciLOS
Corn Meal, 100 lbs - - - 1.26 Ml. 50
Chop feed, pure grnin - - - 1.2ti
Corn, Shelled - - 70
Reans B bushel ... l.!50t.8.OO
Ham, sugar cured - 12jai4
BrohktUst Bacon, miwar cured
Shoulders -Whiteusl.,
half-barrel
m
10
- 8.50
Lake herring half-barrels
Sugar
Syrup .....
K. O. Molasses new
Roast Rio Coffee
5.60
fil U
6078
75
1823
1210
28 TO
20(00
Rio Coffee, ...
Java Co flea ...
Tea .....
Butter -Rice
.....
()23
810
- 20
Eggs, fresh ...
Salt bent lake - -
Lard
Iron, common bar
1.23
12J
- 2.50
Nails, lOd, jft keg
- 2.75
Potatoes -
Lime bbl. ...
- 40(3.50
1.40
10
Dried Applos sliced per lb
Dried Beef
Dried Peaohes per lb
- 18
10
15
Dried reaehes pared por X
WM.
SMEARBAUGH
& CO.,
Dealers in
CLOTECIISTG-,
NOTIONS, BOOTS & SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS.
GROCERIES!
TOBACCO,
(JIGAR.S, HARD
W A RE, QUEENS
W ARE.GL ASS WARE,
TOYS, STATIONERY, WALL-PA PHR,
COUNTRY PRODUCE, &c.
Goods Alwavs First-Class.
ELEGANT BOUND FAMILY BIBLES,
?2.50, ?3.50, H.50, JW-50 and upwards.
BD, SF0RTIHEI11
I take pleasure in telling the Sporting
Fiaternity that I have rt-purcliaed
THE GUX ISUSIXIIKH
FROM HORACE JONES, TO WHOM
. SOLD IT IN 1871.
T AM NICELY LOCATED at iny old
X stand, and I am prepared to attend to
all my friends, and the public generally,
who need
ANYTHING IN THE GUN UBE!
I shall keep a perfect stork of a'l inrts of
AMMUNITION!
And all kinds of
FISHING TACKLE.
I shall also continue to handle the
"White" Sewing Machine,
And tho
CHICAGO SINGER SEWING MACHINE
Come and nee me. You will find me
ALWAYS AT HOME.
Muzzle Loaders made to enler and war
ranted. DHTgEP AIEING IN ALL ITS
UU1J BRANCHES PROMPTLY AND
PAITHTULLY DONE. wmxilJi u
K. A. IlALDWiar.
Tldloute, Ta., Aug. 12.
80 YEAUS'AVTl IfTT W TlT
OF
on;ki:ss
BY
JA.Ui S.
copios will soon bo sold.
Strfctlv tiirmiirtwin
Ml. tl.NK
pws ,ionite, entertaining and reliable." N.
Y. Iloruld. "A clanniu in A.Mrican hix
toro."a. Y. Tribune. "A work of which
" y American hinturian might feet proud."
K . Y. Sun. 6,000 agents already employed
and more wanted. IOO per month paid.
No work ever sold like it. Apply at once
to The Hkkuy Bill Puui.ihhimo Co.,
Norwich, Ct.
Hundreds Jwrlte thoy owe their ili'e
and presont good health to Acker's En
glish rornedy for consumption, coughs,
colds, Ac. Sold by G. V. Jtovurd. .
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OLOTimiG CLOTHING CLOTHING!
If you are in need of ANYTHING In tho limof CLOTH
INC1, OVERCOATS, BOOTH. SHOES, DRY HOODS,
DRESS GOODS, or anything kept in a General Store, you
ran rind A GOOD ASSORTMENT IN ALL DEPART
MENTS at
EL J. HOPKINS & CO'S.
We claim the BEST ASSORTMENT, FINEST GOODS, and
LOWEST PRICES OF ANY HOUSE IN THIS COUNTRY.
Step in and get our Prices, see our Stock, and you will bo
convinced that we mean what ve say, We alm'.to keep our
GROCERY, FLOUR AND FEED DEPARTMENT
full of FRESH GOODS AT
BEAT. COME AND SEE.
SHOWING GOODS.
it. j. i-iopiviisrs & oo.
giiiiiiimiing gimiimiiMia
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min rm M r. tlilin In th. ..... I - i -.
train . young Dion for the actual rcquiremcnu
vacation. Students can enter at any
y lima Fot
PAT ENTS,
CRVonts. Bn-lssun And Tr.nl. .f ?irl.-i booiif.
od, and all other patents causes iti tho pat
en t OJhco anil before the Courts promptly
and carefully attended to.
Upon receipt of model or sketch of Jn-
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advtse as ti patentability Free of charg.
r oes nioaoraie, ana i mate jno UliarKe
unions nnipnc in Hncnrmi. ininrniiLMm
advice and special references sent on ap-
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J. Near v. s. fatent Unlce.
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DHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
HONEST A, PA
K. CARPENTER, . . Preprietcr.
Pletvres taken in all tho latest styles o
the art. M-tf
EC. 2&. IDIO-HTOISr.
HOUSE, SIGN, CARRIAGE,
AND
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING.
Parl.iclllnr ntl.niit.inn frlvnn irt fllJATM-
ijnu, r tiij?n;ui?iu, and suun u 1'AINT-
i.i.i. caiisiaciioii Kuaranr,tti in every
narticular. ClrdnrH for trpKr'ninir wti. Iiv
mall promptly attended to. Shop in
Roberts building, Elm St., Tionesta, Pa.
Administratrix's Notice.
WhflriM. LtrtAfS rif lntmtntafi'atmn in
the estate of Judson Catlin, late of King.i-
lev Iwd.. dncca-scd. havn lienn nranlnl hi
the subscriber. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to mako imme
diate payment, and those having claims
or demands against the estate of paid de
cedent will make known without dolay to
iuauy iiA't jj.jn. Administratrix.
Jan. 19, lttSi. Newtown Millo, Pa.
GIVEN AYAY IN GOLD 11 1
20 HONORABLE AWARDS I L
1st A ward $,0.00 U J oM ? t1f $JO.OOj Sd, $10.00;
TJtuMluh ri fnm.t) rrm uuv or morf Ivttcra nooiaiawl
mm mi- l. wwai " n,V J ib IV" All CUOiUtort BUt
tdfaar trtctl.r w. K.Uwwin ruWi : 1 t. N worJi fciBiu.d
ttikt Qoai&lQ r(KMt1 lotwr : U- okUR.ril, ifaa word Ls-y oX m
woulJ b einlatiei. Kod. Nu wera ft-intu4 tkatoooUia luvrt
at found In tb.two wort, Uoy ii! 4.1 a " 1 furwiuupl. th
oril itoad W'lutl -l'i Ui.. Kitl. All lhruitUlnitti4
inu-itb -ItMMod fn.M i i muhi eoluuMitofUi Hitla h4j
of muy Uifttiouarlfi. TU j..iL.t.'ii. .ii b vludt-d : Worri
From uis itcuii.trr UD,.inmrni, htsti of KnU, Fnitr ud
-i . -. i in -in g ipi i ii 'm m U" " ) H TUB MM If u)
tbeir Dm rimwttolrsrltl j f "liovnl 4-III'1 ftiob "Wtfr4
erjribln nUd j U-lt " nod .-a. V cii. Uvtlt. 6tk.
uetjruar uel.r t write i foiUtuirc on back of M' bul
ami urd uid t-T blj tt-.i f4 It: ' Th b-rrr ha tlt! d
boacU of in ft buttle of JUj nl Sln. l'o not fail to .
iuM Uii r fcrd whea HinllaC ii -i of or w. tifb. If yuur Ulir
but no fttijal fiJuo u haud. io-luc l.i.u to touj for
tapl d i.ea in nut wh..HnlB Pnif I n or prtlcr. Tih. AH
Uu io j b oitll .J .till t im w,trri t-rrnn-d Bi-tl la KlphaUt
lcl t(t;ontn. St'l. In cf Tin, rvlu:vfM will br ftrtu tm
Uit lin Arnt mt.il? J, tu tUumn by po I njark. Tr ta
not wiii thn Ari nward, lb r.;t IrDn th Moond. and w urn.
Htm. Th Nm.i uil V.lHr.i . t ),. w .. I M,... ..,
of tao trlnn-'iff words nud an utDdTH of Of BiMwiifWot-
r Ui-U tti-y 1jto uot dyccllf tr imlun-.Ttly In iui KiKODor
i( cncl Ave H-nt mtMmjn witti jtmr l.lit of Woida.
t-tm. hi iriuuiTiiii.T luinvriij, we orr " rerer jfw
it, Brn.iitrtet .ior Dun a M-rjtaul AtiU(le4 or av Whoieni
lrCKtitL in tbe UuitM 1 1 1. a. II Uu must lu lumiod
Hoi ut Uifto 4irt 1U aid tka Munaunoiaent of winb.ri
Will fa yriuUkd nad u4li. d m nborv ic .'.,-a aitnrwnrda.
no J ml KUnl Hhur, iu4
- I. f ( rwkirr. ( hlua.
trl buri.
Sold by Smcarbauh A Co., Tionesta, Pa.
NATIONAL HOT:L, Tidioute, Th.,
VV. 1. 'J.llitkHn Pr.r.i-.t-tt.... A r,..
- - --'4 ii'K'i rt, hi nt
dawn hotel in all rsnnnt nm il.o ii.111Q
untest utopping plac in town. Hates very
j uunuuuuju, liiiH-JS..
STEAM ENGINESM0
and Machinery a Speelaltv. Kecond hand
KngiiK.s and Boi !(!!.-. on hand. Send for
Stork I.ist. THOMAS! I'Alir.lv aii
gheny City. augfi'jy.
A PRI7FSo"a Hix cents for postage.
of goods which will ht-ln ll r.f ..iiiw.r un
to uioro money ri,'lit away than anvlhini'
eise in tins world. Jtariunea await tho
workers absolutely aure. At ojico ad
dress True A Co,, Au-u.ta, Maine. Apr.9
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circular, address P. DUFF & 8ON8, 1'ltUburn, Pa.
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B A L L A R n SilCTjif,,flin nd T.trp'.
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C. AV. DIMIOK,
FINK STATION KRY,
SPCRTINS ARO HOLIOAf G3GDS,
roxr.K.N AND POMIWTIU
FBTJITS c3 O.
Also Afrent for E.stev. Sterliic. Nlio-
ninppr, and Clong! A Wiursn Orttana.
Upoker UroH.. J. A C. KiHhor. V. T). Flmmb
fc Oo.. and Win. Knabe Pianou. llminrn
oasli pi toe Ki ven. Cull and eaiiii i nta-
lojrues ana prieeti.
1 lonesta, l'a. Sept 17.
TELLOUn NEICHDOR3
3BUCHUK
BACK-ACHE
C1E
LIVER & KIDM
iNfwrfonulnirvonilon. It cunw Infliininatioii and
ulct;ratiou of the Liver. Kidut-VHuin ; lilndUrr. Ho.
itiuvt'H iHln in the hmi k ntUMi'il li.v titraln, IiiAhui
liiiitioutirirav'l. A renewer. rHeuerutoraiid ivfj
iiiittor of tlit l.ivr und Kidm yM. A Jiifcrh it ur,
pain In the lttiion of tlie kiUnt-yH, mul -bft!ii'
altiiiir ttift coiuttti of the un U i' luimhiieHti of the
th)KU, btK'hly wtloiva ami fmnieut dis-
chuiv of nrwc, (xtHtivHiioHH. und cm 'lie ptijuj,
fljauUl iKvt'le y. ii Bl m e U give IIAUOivl A
. inir trial. Uuiiui-uiW-r, it
NEVER FAILS TO GIVE RELIEF!
" On bottle of Brenut turd rur wife of a hmek mcbe nd
kidofr dittiuulty, ninth L truliltl her fur over Utre
ftr," C'iiu Carman, tXnteryu, J'.
You cu iuiitiit tay tlMnkfulucMt wlicn I tell ru Lt
two bvttka of lrlftiOJiuii u ttijiJit oumpli'te uurr Id aty wifr,
wboiikd bceD uUt;ri furajMr ttbdkfaiiJf.' i W. WktU,
beiid f or f urthor tcFtlnionialfl. Proimred only by
. K. THOMPSON ..fiEtffc
ESTATE NOTICE.
ESTATK OV PAUL nr.TTTl' Into f
Hiokory Townshio. ForoRt countv. fl.
c-eatied. All pui-wons indtl.tod to said en
lute are requested to make ininimlini,.
paj'inent. And tliono having le;al claim..
aBuiiiNt the Hame, will present ihem with
out Uolay in proper order for nottloment to
J'.VA MAY liLUTK, Adui'l,
1. h. K XOX. A.lm'r
or MILKS V. TATtl, Attorney.
SICNI) your Jolt Work to the-litf UlT
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11:50am, Warrf
pin, Tidionle R:,:
rives Oil City 7.
AmilllONAt,
B:10 am. Olpopo
7:0.'liim, Preahlen
Hifkory 8:45am.'
onte l6:2Hatn. T
ThompMon'B 11:'.
Warren l:(l5pm
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villoa:25, Wolf
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f;hony 0:18, an
Trains run o
Trains lcavl
riviwr Plttslitii
between Iludrtlt
TitAiNs Ifavin,
riving Pittshurut
with Pullman's f.
Buffiilo qui! Pitt.shnrai.
J3t'7Tii:ko!M sold and lit
to all principal points.
Oet time tabba giving ta
from t'onipanv'a Agents.
O ICO. K.'iTCHELI.
J. A. FHLI.OWS, '
Oen'l l'as.s'r an'' Tii
' No.-41 JSii'hann-e Kt.,
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