She m$t gUpuMiom.
J. E. WEXK,
. EDITOR.
WEDSESDAl JiORSlXC, AfBIL 7, 1!!6.
Announcements.
Announcements will bo clmrjred for as
follows, strictly rush In advance. Primary
tickets must also be paid for when order
ed: Conjrress, $20 ; Assembly, $10 ; Treas
urer, $x.(K); Surveyor, $xi)0: Coroner,
$C.OO; lVleRnt) to State Convention, J'2.00.
Wo are authorized to announce Heury
C. Whittokin as a candidate for County
Surveyor, subject to Republican usiures.
All efforts to force Eckley B. Coxe,
of Luzerne, into the Democratic lace
for governor have fizzled miserably.
Tbey may have to take Conrad B.
Day yet.
Ever since Frank Hurd's failuro to
capture a congressional seat to which
another ruaa had been elected the
tar-eyed goatlet of Free Trade baa
worn crape on his horns.
The sutement that Senator Wallace
is Mr. Cleveland's candidate for gov
ernor of Pennsylvania is of no conse
quence. What the Democrats want
to know is, Who is Uncle Randall's
candidate?
Skxator Cullom, of Illinois,. Las
iutroduced a bill appropriating half a
million dollars for a monument in
"Washington to the memory of Abra
ham Lincoln. This is proper, and all
good people will hope for the speedy
passage of the bill and the prompt
erection of the monument, though
judging from past experience in this
regard, the latter hope rests on a poor
foundation.
er IIoxie has consented to
arbitrate the differences between the
Missouri Pacific railway and the
Knights of Labor. This is good news.
Let us hope that, Laving reached ccb
a point, the overtures for piece will not
Jail, that the hum of industry will
soon be beard as of yore in the silent
shops and round houses of the South
west, and that freight traffic, so long
clogged to the great inconvenience of
the business interest of the countrv.
will sooo be moving in its accustomed
channels. Let ns all rejoice tint light
is at last gleaming through the dark
ness ahead.
It is announced that Chairman
Cooper will call the Republican State
Committee together at an early date
to fix the time of holding the nest
State Convention. Four years ago
rules were adopted fixing the second
Wednesday of July as the time of
holding State Conventions on all ex
cepting Presidential years, and we be
lieve this time the most satisfactory to
the Republicans of the State. An
earlier date would interfere with the
election of delegates in this and many
other counties. Broolville Repnblican.
The above date would suit Forest
county better than any other, no doubt.
A bill was introduced in the House
last week to reform the method of
making appointments to the military
academy. It provides that cadets
hall be hereafter so selected and ap
pointed from the sons of decendants
cf soldiers who served in the late war,
and where these cannot be had from
the younger enlisted men in the army.
Further, that when a cadet shall have
graduated from the military academy
he euall be assigned to a regiment of
the army as an enlisted man and shall
erve as such in the field fur the term
cf one year, with pay and allowance
accordingly. 1 hen, after serving one
year as corporal and one year as ser
geaot he shall be eligible for appoint
Eeat to the rank of second" lieutenant.
Resolved, That the Secretary of
War is hereby requested to state to
this House what improvements, if any,
are needed to make the port of Pitts
burgh, Fa., navigable in low water
and whether any improvements are
Heeded ou any tributaries of the Alle
gbeuy River, Pennsylvania, and if
any improvements are needed in the
abova named places. The Secretary
of War ii hereby requested to state to
this House the approximate estimate
cost of the same, aod how much can
be profitably expended this year.
The above is an exact copy of a res
olution offered in Congress, March
S9tb, by Hon. A. C. White, of this
Congressional District, and is the first
Uep towards getting a dam at Herrs
Iiand,. or any improvements on any
of the tributaries of the Allegheny
River. Mr. White deserves great
credit for presentitig it, as several
members Lad rtfused to present it.
WASHINGTON LETTER.
From our regular Correspondent.)
Washington, D. C, April 3, '8G.
The republican Senators met iu cau
cus this morning and ratified the ac
tion of tho caucus committee in fill
ing committee vacancies Mr. Sher
man to the head of the foreign rela
tions committee and Mr. Spooner on
the District committee.
Mr. Sewell, from the committee on
library, reported favorably a bill for
the erection of a monument to Abra
ham Lincoln. Mr. Cullom said be
had the honor to introduce this bill.
It appropriated $300,000 for the erec
tion of a monument at Washington to
the memory of Mr. Lincoln. Time,
Mr. Cullom said, would not dim nor
lessen the glory that clustered around
the name of Lincoln. He was a man
that cculd not diverge from his duty,
a generous and great-hearted man,
full of human sympathy "with char
ity for all, with malice toward noue.''
It was he who had said : "I have not
willingly planted a thorn in any man's
bosom." His name had takeu its
place by the side of Washington. The
bill was passed.
Mr. Reed summed up a good deal of
the common sense of the situation
when he said Wednesday, during the
debate on the arbitration bill in the
House: "It may turn out that this
legislation will amount to but little.
It may turn out that it will amount to
much. Suppose we trj it, when we
learn more, do more." The tenor of
the debate throughout showed that,
however the partafters in it might dif
fer about details, they were a unit in
recognizing arbitration as the key to
the whole labor problem. Great re
firms do not maturo, like fungi, in a
night. Their beginnings are often
feeble and their evolution the work of
time. As Mr. Reed suggests, it is
worth trying even a confessedly im
perfect measure, and see how it works.
When its faults are apparett, they can
be corrected. Meanwhile, the friend
of progress will have the satisfaction
of seeing the United States govern
ment, by the hand of Congress, set the
stamp of its approval on arbitration
as a principle. That of itself would
be a great point gained.
The House ways and means com
mittee is still considering the Hewitt
customs administration bill. This will
be the tariff bill the committee will
endeavor to put through the House.
The tariff part of the bill has been
practically completed, and when the
administration bill is finished it will
be tacked on and the bill will be ready
to report to the House. The admin
istration bill occupies some twenty-
eight pages and consists largely of
definitions by which the customs offi
cers are to be guided iu the collections
of duties. It is very intricate to the
comprehension of one not familiar
with the working of the customs ser
vice. The tari J feature of the bill
will consist of a very short free list.
This will be constructed in accordance
with Mr. Hewitt's idea of free raw
material, with the probable exception
of iron ore. Woo! will be the princi
pal article on the free list; then will
follow lumber -and suit and certain
drugs and dyes used by manufactur
ers. In making up this list the com
mittee has been guided by the purpose
of making the bill as strong as possi
ble in the House without sacrificing
the great tariff reform principles.
Tbey expect to. have the bill ready in
a short time now, and hope to get it
through the House.
Mr. Foran, of Ohio, told the House
yesterday that be was no more opposed
to the bill then pending than he was
to drinking a glass of water. It seems
as if the gentleman might have chosen
a simile whose force would not have
been lost upon so many of his au
dience. Senator Hoar wants longer sessions
of Congress every year. Representa
tive Beach war.ts more hours of work
every day for the House. Betweeu
the two the people may hope to get
their money's worth of lawmaking.
Pessiox Commissioner Black re
ceives a pension of $100 a month
more than is paid to acy other indi
vidualbecause, according to the cer
tifying examiners, "he is a physical
and mental wreck." Now, either
Black is not a physical aod mental
wre:k or be has no business io his
present office. And if he is not a
physical wreck he is getting uuch
pension money.
For colds, croups, a, bron
chitis, and sore throat, ' 'bora
a' Eclc-etric OH, aO'j luioe.
Tionesta Twp. Auditors' Report
A inn ml Statement of Auditor' Settle
ment of Tionesta Township for year end
ing March 1st, A. 1). lss.
road district. PK.
March 1st. IhXiJ, amount of out
standing orders $31X1 4:1
available credits, cn.
Unsealed tux for tho year 1SS4 802 ,1.1
Cash tux on unseated land for 14 401 'jo
Unseated tax for the vcar lss.".. 741 5.1
Cash tux on unseated land for vC 370 7ft
Seated return of Collector for 1?SI 42 H2
Cosh tax on seated return for IS 4 "A 42
Seated return for renr 1SST. W H!l
Cash tax on Seated return for l". 70 0
Cash In Treasurer' hand I 7
Uncollected tax in hands of Col'r . 235 71
Amount to balance 622 31
:vra 43
Net indebtedness fl22 3t
POOR DISTRICT.
EXPENSES. PR.
Orders to Venango Co. for main
tenance of Lizzie Schelhause, re
deemed 20 50
Relief of W R. Smail 27 85
Relief of Sarah Salatciver 4 SI
Relief of Martin Reece 4." Ort
Relief or Lewis Christ family !2 21
Attorney and Clerk T. F. Ritehey 19 00
Clerk. J. U. Carson tj HO
Forest Co. tax refunded, double
assessment X 9'J
J. R. stroup. overseer 10 on
I). Ulack, services, overseer 18S4... 10 00
P. liiack, srviees, overseer 1SS5... 36 0(1
Miscellaneous expense. blank book 25
Wm. Lawrence per cent, as Treas. 6 IS
Amount to balance 4t5 42
7 IS 70
reckiits OH.
AnVt in Treas. per last settlement $14.1 9t
Ain't tax collected and paid I'reas... mi (l
Ain't ftneollectod in handsof Col'r. MO OH
Ara l of tax returned 47 34
Rec'd from Erie City, for Christ
family I fi2 84
Seated rt-turn for year 14 2," 21
Unseated tax for year 1885 222 64
8718 70
Ralanee in Treasury $405 42
Wm. Hood, Road Commissioner... 00
U. W. .onts, Koad Commissioner. 2S 00
Joseph Monjr. Road Com'r 22 00
Note We find, on examination of ibo
road accounts, that there has been paid for
the construction of new roads, rlurinjr the
six years last past, $2im;i.i2. The amount
of interest paid on old debt since the veor
1S&J, is $4G!US. making a total of $2532.30,
which lias been paid inside of last six
years, outside of repairs on roads stid ex
penses. We the Auditors of Tionesta Township,
having examined the accounts ot tho
Road Commissioners and Overseers of the
Poor of said '.Township, tot the vcar end
ing March 1, A. D. 18S1, herebv certify
that the foregoing i a true aud correct
statement of said accounts.
J. C. Hoovler,
Geo. Wkant,
d. u. uumteh,
Auditors.
Attest, T. F. Ritcust, Clerk.
FOR SALE!
On Reasonable Terms, a
SAW MILL AND
LUMBER YARD
In close proximity to Oil City, Pa. Ad
dress, BUSINESS, P. O. Box 617,
marlO Gt Oil City, To.
JOB WORK of every description execu
ted at the RK PUBLICAN office.
PATENTS,
Caveats, Re-issue and Trade-Marks secur
ed, and all other patents causes in the pat
en t Office and before the Courts promptly
and carefully attended to.
Upon receipt, of model or (ketch of in
vention, I made careful examination, and
advtso as to patentability Free of charge.
Fees Moderate, and I make No Charge
unless patent is secured. Information,
advice and special references sent on ap
plication. J. R. LITTELL, Washington,
1). C. Near U. S. Patent Office.
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IN TIONESTA.
Having refitted and thoroughly over
hauled tho former Gallery in this place,
we are now prepared to" do the best of
work at very reasonable prices. Every
thing in perfect working order and cus
tomers will receive prompt attention.
Give us a call. MOSES HEPLER.
PERCHERON HORSES.
My recent Import"
fc v atiou of Prrcberon
bur, uipeliier wit a
i luv present stuck of
,. at ' -1 one of the mon'. deeur
1 able studu in eiitseoun-
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stock recorded, with
pedigree, in Fercber
on Stud-Book ot
France itnd America.
Took "7 iirize. nd
cold medal at uwt two
N. T. btat. rairs. Bend tor laiaiogue.
Kssikork. oq Southern Central K. K. JOHi W.
A1UM. Bcipio, N. Y. BvxXi.
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iOuMiMi'tl ca-tlLut, frr by HiuJ. .Yiimtii
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Ji J County and district agents
for TUE P3PCLAR SYSTEM of Insur
ance. Liberal terms. Address
B. U. Mvtual Aiy Society,
jan6-6t. iiarrisburg, I'a.
OEND your Jeb Work to th? KEPUB-
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Together with our Superior Facilities for Buying enables us to SELL
BETTER GOODS FOR LESS MONEY than' elsewhere. Our stock of
OLOTniiSrG,B00TSJSIIOESS:mjBBERS
IS SIMPLY IMMENSE. For proof walk up Stair in our Larg and
Commodious- Building. I Mr go Stock of
CARPETS, LADIES' CLOAKS & NEWMARKETS!
I
-CHEAP-
and CHEAP. Iu
GROCERIES, FLOUR AND FEED,
We are Always on Top wilth everything and Under in Trices. Give us a look
and SAVE MONEY.
IT. J. HOPKINS & CO.
IN THE EXCHANGE BLOCK, HAS THE
MOST COMPLETE Stock of FURNITURE,
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This U th only Store you can ascend
sUirs. Free ride in tho Elevator in tho
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TIONESTA, PENA.
G-O TO
FOR ALL KINDS OF
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS & SHOES,
FRESH GROCERIES,
2?ico XZfrin & Cape
NOVELTIES IN
OUEENSWARE AND GLASSWARE.
MEN'S, LADIES' A BAEIES'
vT E W ELE Y !
OR
THE BEST TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
SAME AS CASH ALWAYS
SECURES BARGAINS
AT
WM. SMEARBAUGH & CO S,
TIONESTA, PA
WANTED Agent in this county, for a.
cheap and rapidiy isollii; article. Small
capital required, address ut oni-e, P. O.
Box 7& Pilt-sbnrsili I'a
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1880.
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Right and all will End Right. Tho
UENER I, MERCHANDISE is
CARRY -
coujstty.
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OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
m TOO NUMEROUS TO
i Vtl MENTION IN
f:if, DETAIL,
'PRICES LOTO.TH!lfl EVER
Ki TO SUIT THE TIMES.
UXDERT A K IXG
iiC WITH THE LATEST 1M-
PROVKMENT AND
and descend Flvo Stories without cliniing
EXCH ANGE BLOCK,
East of Stuponsion ltridK.
R. 31. HERMAN,
SUCCESSOR Tf
c. w.riiicis:,
FINE STATIONERY,
SPORTING AND HOLIDAY GOODS,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
IF1 IR, TJ T T S &g C .
Also A scut for Estev. Sterling. Sho-
nmjjcr, and Clouj;li tt Warren Organs
Pecker Bros., J. & C. Fisher. C. D. Pease
A o., and W ni. Knahe Pianos. Bottom
ash prices jri ven. Call and examine cata
loirnes and prices.
Tionesta, Pa. Sept 17.
DDI7CScnd six rontu for ix-i)tji'.
" 'Ifct and re-eive free a cosily box
Of !704ds U-llih will lwl n nil nf illiii unv
to more money rit'ht away than anything
elso iu this world. Fortunes await the
workers absolutely sure. At once nd
drss True A Co,, Augusta, Maiue. Apr.9
HOW LUST, HOW RESTORED!
Just published, a new edition of Dr.
Culverwell's Celebratml Essay on the rad
ical cure of Spermatorrhea" or Seminal
Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses,
Impotcncy, Mental and Physical Inca
pacity, Impediments to Marriaue, etc.;
also, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits, in
duced by self indulgence, or sexual ex
travaunce, cf-c.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
essay, clearly demonstrates from a ihirtv
years successful practice, that tho alaiiu
inir consequences of sclf-abuso may lie
radically cured; pointing out a mode of
euro at once simple, certain, and ellectual,
by means of which every sull'erer, no
matter what his condition may be, mav
cure himself cheaply, privately and radi
cally. 70-This Lecture should be iu tho hands
of every youth and everv man in the land.
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to
any address, j oat-paid, on receipt of
four cents or two postage stamps. A -.'dress
THE CULVESWILL MEDICAL CO.,
41 Ann St.. X Y., N. Y., P. O. Bux 4j0
VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
H an application will be uiada to the
Governor of the State of Pennsylvania,
on the loth day of April, is.Sti, under the
Act of Assembly or the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania, entitled "An Act to pro
vide for the Incorporation and Regulation
of certain Corporations," approved the SJlth
day of April, W4, and the supplements
thereto for the charter of an intended cor
poration to be called THE BALTIMORE
AND OH IO TELEGRAPH COMPANY
OF PENNSYLVANIA, the character and
object of which are, the constructing,
maintaining aud leasing lines of telegraph
for the private use of individuals, linns,
corporations, niunicipul and otherwise, for
jreueral business and for police, lire alarm
or messenger business, and for the trau
suction of any business in which electric
ity over or through wires may be applied
to any useful porpose in tbj coumv of
Forest aud other counties in the Slate of
Pennsylvania, as set forth iu said applica
tion, and lor these purposes to have, pos
sess and tnjoy all the rights, lieaelits and
privileges of the said Act of Assembly and
tho supplements thereto. The name of
the subscribers to said charter are Frank
W. Griffin, Joseph R. Kennev, Jacob S.
W. Phillips, David If. Bates, "and Charles
Selden.
N. DUBOIS MILLER, Solicitor.
;o Ch, -tinit M. Philadelphia.
RAILROAD.
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Additional Tkaim Leives Kin :
ll:0.")nm. M'nrrrn 12M0pm, Jrvinclon
pm. Tldioute 3:2'ipnj. Tionesta 4:C0pu ar
rives ( City C:4.'pm.
A PMTinjiAii Tuaix Leaves Oil C!'v
6:W) am. Oleopolis H:l0am.' E.it!o T . V
t:.Vam. President 7:02am, Ti"iifnta 7:.Viut
Hickory 8: 1Uani.Trunkeyvi!I !:00m,Tlu
outo $:.Vin, Thompson JI:0t, arn.-en
Irvinetnn ll::Xln.n, Wnrron 12 frpm, Kin
siift 2:Di"pm. Suj-nr Run 2:20, Cory-Ion 3:0.1.
Ouovillo 3:1". Volf Run 3:30, yi.iki-t
Brldfre3:40, Hod Hon.e 1:10, ST.-vni;' -4
5:02, South Currolltnn 'iO, South Vnf;i
lla 5:48, Allegheny 6:)S, arrive. oic.H
6:30pm.
Trains run on Eastern Tlmr.
TnAtxs leaviiiR Pittsbnrcti S;rr.i.n-, ar
riving Pittsburith 7:2ftpm, are Solid Trains
between Diitlaloaud Pittsburith.
Tn.ls leavinu Pitubnrnh :4Spm, ar
riving I'iltshui uh 7:40in, am Solid Trii-
with Pullman'a Sleeplnu Cars between
Dulthlo and Pittsburvn.
T-Tlckets sold and bafrgagr rherke.
to all principsl points.
Got timo tables frivinjr ftill iBformuK: n
from Company' A rents. ,
GF. S.'GATCHELL, Gen'l Supt.
J. A. FELLOWS,
,Gcn'l Pass'r an-' Ticket Ag"it.
No. 41 Eschangro St.. Bnlf lo, K. Y.
J. L. CRAIG, Airent, Tionesta, Pa.
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SVSE SiTVSNTSD.
nwl. t o dif recti la t-loif filing t i b- .r.
No crtJow ot th aif.rt. d exnruin ti:t f t I if-ma
utent!n wilt roiHin finv on?? Unit t1.r iv tins
Duaist poiicxMioa ki uny kct Je r-ow knrmji. .V
first-clrss atoairwr nn .i c-.inM.u J.
AUfcSTt wtnii-.i ni ut. e tl-i T. f. for vaj
rooia Tbey f'l t.t and p. j t fwi'.t-,
SS per day, Ciii cr cd-.u for i iixuiir.?.
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Manufacturing Co.,
CINCINNATI, - - OHIO.
tanufacturem of tho worM famt 11 !HJiTEf.
SIFTEK. Cyclon Kjr Heater ami bt'.ifr :(:. iaitt'M.
(tTcrlu.f- 0Qa tboltuuter'kMIttirt bnvt U a I.
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hf roaponrtiblu lair oi'?yw"-r. Ar for l.Vj
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Mariellcas Sewing MicLiu iusSwTca!
Wj.iderfu! Eicssing U tl; a LaJxs?
Tiff Coutiiiiioiis "Mm Motion!
Twice aa rspM a o;i o:!icr i;i?'Jiinc-d.
mte ua easy as ou ulUor mri.iii i.
Cen.iine Iriiprove-1 Rem V.,d V.'..rk.
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c.d for descriptive circular.
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