EDITOR.
VEDJESDll IflMMG, APRIL II, ISSi.
Announcements.
Announcements will be charged Ibr as
follows, strictly cash In advance. Primary
ticket must also be paid tor when order
ed: Conirrem, I JO ; Assembly, $10; Treas
urer, fS.OO; Surveyor, $3.00; Coroner,
fiOOj Delegate to State Convention, 1.00.
ASSEMBLY.
We are authorized to snnounee PETER
BERRV, of Ball town, a a candidate for
Atmb!j, subject to Republican usages.
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
W are suthorixed to announce Henry
C. Wbittekin aa a candidate for County
Surveyor, snbjwt to Republican uaaoea.
The fair; story comet from Phila
delphia tbtt Randall favors Wallace
for Governor, in order to get him oat
of the wit. This U heart-rending, if
true.
News cornea from Washington that
there ia great apathy among the Dem
ocrats regarding the formation of their
Ceagreseional campaign committee.
A good many of them see the hand
writing on the wall.
Siffcs the dayt of Solomon proba
bly no magistrate hae had eo difficult
a point an bad Judge White, of Pitta
burgh, before whom came two women
who disputed for the ownership of s
baby, each claiming to be ill mother.
The judge did not resort to Solomon's
expedient to test the matter, bat care
fully sifted the ezideoce and sit last
zed opon the one whom he consid
ered the mother. The case was a pe
culiar one and bard to decide, as there
were witnesses on each side who claim
ed to have been present at the birth.
Inasmuch as the one judicially decid
ed to be the mother ia proven the bet
ter woman of the two the judge has
probably made, at least, a wise choice.
B'ixtard.
A MAX named Catcher, living at
North Granville, New York, deter
mined to be ia seasonwuh his candi
date for the Presidency, has nemiaat
d Hon. Levi P. Morton for that po
sition, and Las written to Mr. Morton
to acquaint him with the fact that be
(Dutcher) is "for 1m," together with
thirty-three other Republicans in a
club of fi Ay-five members. Mr. Mor
ton has replied to his admirer, saying
that while he ia not in favor of the
nomination of the bitter's candidate,
be appreciates the friendly feeling
toward him entertained by the club
mentioned. Mr. Morton is to be con
gratulated. Happy is the man who
does not permit the Presidential bee
to get into bis bonnet.
Thb House has at Last voted finally
a the report of the Hard-Romeis
eontest committee. The vote was first
taken on the resolution of the minori
ty, that Bomeis is not entitled to bis
seat, which was defeated by yeas 105
nayt 163. Then the majority resolu
tion, that Eomsis is entitled to his
seat, was agreed to without a division.
It mars the beauty of this action in
the House, that it is openly charged
by Hurd's friends that he was thrown
ut not because he was not elected,
but because he was too prooouneed a
free trader. It seems to be beyond
the power of the Democrats to con
ceive the possibility of a Democratic
Congress deciding each a contest on
its merits. It U an to peach meat of
ef the honesty of the Democratic ma
jority that they ought to feel very
restive under. But we do not believe
the country will hold them guilty. It
would have been much better for Mr.
Hard's reputation and his future, bad
be prevented bis friends from starting
each a scandal.
At last there is te be a wedding in
the White House. A special fraa
Buffalo confirms the stories concern
. ing the engagement of President
Cleveland to Miss Fraukie Folsom.
The Folsoma are at present in Genoa,
Italy, and expect to return early in
May. A lady in Buffalo recently re
ceived a letter from Miss Folsom Hat
ing that she is to be married to Mr.
Cleveland quietly at the White House
in Jane. The bride-elect is a bright,
pretty girl, aod recently graduated
from the Wells Female College, of
New York. Whilst willing to drop
politics aod bestow the richness cf our
bit aiing upon this pair, we canaot but
feel that the groom has in this mattes
conspicuously ignored bis great prin
ciple of ciril service reform. In se
lecting a wjfe, he should have held a
J. E. WESK,
competitive examination and pro
moted the girl who scored the highest
average. It is an instance of outrage
ous favoritism to advance Miss Frank
ie over the beads of so many able and
experienced matrimonial aspirants.
Franklin Xewt.
THE STATE CONVENTION.
The Republican State Committee
met in Philadelphia on Wednesday
last and called the State Convention
at Harrisburg on the 30th of Jane.
There was considerable difference cf
opinion on the question of time. Some
of the members preferred a date as
early as the'middle of June. Others
opposed a long campaign and urged
that the Convention be held the last
of August. The conflicting views
harmonized in the date which was
fioally selected.
The reports of the members of the
Committee opon the state ef the party
in the various coaotiee were of the
most gratifying and inspiring charac
ter. Tbey uniformly represented that
the Republican,organization aod the
Republican masses are united, har
monious and full of courage. The
differences of four years ago are oblit
erated, and the same spirit displayed
in thejplendid majority of 1884, and
again in 1835, now animates the Re
publican ranks. The Democracy are
weakened by their strife and discord
over the dispensation of patronage,
and by their disappointment and cha
grin at the mistakes; and failures of
their own Administration. But there
are no influences to divide the Re
publicans, and tbey will enter upon
the campaign with the prestige of suc
cess and.the strength of onion.
Fortunately there are no questions
to be thruit into the Convention or
the canvass which can disturb this
good feeling. The sentiment of the
party is so clearly defined upon the
main issue that there is no danger of
going astray. The nomination of Gen
eral Beaver for Governor is already
determined by the common voice, aa
der circumstances which will leave so
dissent, and it only remains to com
plete the ticket with wisdom and to
plant it on strong and progressive Re
publican ground. The general coarse
of the campaign is clear, and Repub
licans should not permit any second
ary question to come in prematurely
to distract them.
WASHINGTON LETTER. j
From oar regular Correspondent.)
WASHiaoToar, D. O, April 17, '86.
In the Senate yesterdsy Mr. Logan
took the floor in support of the move
ment for open executive sessions. He
preferred his own resolution, he said,
because it provided broadly for open
sessions on all matters of nomination
and confirmation. Without going in
to the hiitory of secret sessions, Mr.
Logan would simply premise by say
ing that there was not now, and never
was any necessity tor secret sessions of
the Senate. He read from Story's
Commentaries on the Constitution a
strong disapproval of secrecy as to
public buaineas and a statement that
it was not in accord with the spirit of
the Constitution. Mr. Logan could
not understand what there was about
the character of any man nominated
for public office that should require
his case to be considered in secret.
The secrecy that might have been nec
essary in the eatly years of the repub
lic foand no basis in necessity nor pro
priety now. The House of Represen
tatives had first opened its proceedings
to the public because it represented
the people directly. The Senate had
stood oot longer on the theory that it
more proper1 represented the states.
Senators, however, were responsible to
the people, too, and should 1st the peo
ple know what tbey were doing.
The proposed admission of Dakota
into the union was considered by
the House committee oa territories
Wednesday, without conclusion. The
Harrison bill, which has already pass
ed the Senate, to divide the territory
on the 46th parallel; the Springer bill
to divide the territory north and sooth
oa the line ef the Missouri river, and
various other propositions, all found
adherents to press their favorable re
port. During the discussion some of
the republican members said they re
gretted to had a disposition of the
committee not to admit Dakota as a
state for political reasons. The demo
crau took exception to this and a
somewhat animated discussion took
place.
The naval affairs committee of the
House will aik that the 20th t-f April
and such time thereafter as may be
necessary, until the 1st of May, be set
aside for the consideration of bills
from that committee. The committee
will call up first the bill to reconstruct
the navy. This includes an appropria
tion fur the armament of the vessels.
This work will undoubtedly be done
In Washington Navy Yard, where the
ordnance works will be perfected, the
committee and the naval officials be
ing agreed that this yard is best suited
to ordusnce work. The next bill call
ed np will be that for the reorganize
tion of the Navy department. Then
will be called np the naval appropria
tion bill. L.
List of Patents.
List of Patents granted by the TJ. 8
Pateut Office, to cltiseus of Pennsylvania,
for the week ending Thursday, April
15th, 1SSJ, reported expressly for the Fo st
eer Rbpcblicav, through the Patent Law
Office of Shipley BrsAhears, 607 7th St.
N. W. opposite the TJ. S. Patent Office,
Y sshingtoo, D. C. t
T. B, Bowers, Cheater, apparatus for
separating vegetable matter from animal
fibre; J. II. Cremer, Braddock, apparatus
for drying air ; I). Drawbough, Eberly's
Mills, telephone transmitter ; G. W. Fried
and W. F. Weaber, Allentown, shifting
thill coupling ; L. B. Fultoo, Pittsburgh,
gaa pressure regulator; J. W. Ganoe,
Phillipeon, nut lock ; M. W. Geary, Lock
Haven, watch key ; W. H. Graham, Pitts-
bnrgh, gas furnace; P. C. Greenawaalt,
Wampum, carconpling; C, B. Head and
J. A. Kaylor, Allegheny City, gas fur
nace; W. Jones, Lancaster, tobacco book
ing machine; I. L Landis, Lancaster,
gate; same, slicing machine; Harry C.
McCarry, Williamsport, car truck; R.
Munroe, Allegheny, mis hole cover ; A.
L. Reinman, Pittsburgh, apparatus for
the production of high vacuums; W. J,
Rsnniman, Avoca, vehicle brake ; R. C.
Snowden, Elisabeth, shingle ; H. H. West
lnghouse, Pittsburgh, steam engine 2
patents).
TIONESTA 3IAIIKETS.
CORRECTED KVKEY TUESDAY, BY
RELIABLE DEALERS
Floor y barrel choice
Flour sack.
4.00(37.00
L00L75
L251.40
L25
- 70
1JWS.00
Corn Meal, 100 ibs
Chop feed, pure grain
Corn, Shelled -
Beans V bushel -Ham,
sugar cared
Breakout Bacon, innr eared
lit
- 11
8
8.50
6,50
- 1 9
60 75
75
- 15
Ui
2830
20&90
- 23(325
8ii 10
- ix
1.26
11
- 150
- S.C0
0,60
1.25
- 68
- IS
10
- 15
Shoulders
Whiteflsh, half-barrels
Lake herring half-barrels
Sugar - - - -
Syrup .....
N. O. Molasses new
Roast Rio Coffee
Rio Coffee, ...
Java Coffee ...
Tee .....
Batter .....
Rice .....
Eggs, fresh ...
8alt beat lake . . .
Lard
Iron, common bar
Nails, lOd, ? keg -Potatoes
. .
Lime $ bbL ...
Dried Apples sliced per S)
Dried Beef ...
Dried Peaches per lb
Dried Peaches pared per
CHARTER XOTICE.
In the Court of Common Pleas cf Forest
County.
Notice is hereby given that application
will be made to the said Court ( r a law
Judge thereof on Monday, the 17 ih day
of May, A. D. 18e6, at o'clock P. M., un
der the Act of Assembly of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania, entitled. "An art
for the incorporation, and regulation of
certain corporations, approved the 29th
day of April. A. D., 1874, and the supple
ments thereto, by S. S. Towler, li. H.
MeClellan, John D. Hunt. 8. F. Rohrer,
C. W. Amsler, and Charles Lech, for the
charter of an intended corporation to be
called The First Presbyterian Church of
Manenvuie, f orest Uounty. The charac
ter and object of which is the publie
worship of Almighty God, and for these
purposes to have, possess and enjoy all
the rights, benefits and privileges eon
ferred oy the aaid act aod the supplement
kuerevo. l UA. V 13, Solicitor.
April 19, 13M.
FOR SALE!
Oa Reasonable Terms, a
SAW MILL AND
LUMBER YARD
In close proximity to Oil City, Pa. Ad
dress, BUSINESS, P. O. Box 047,
marlO St Oil City, Pa.
PATENTS,
Caveats. Re-issue ami Truln-Mirliiuviir
ed, and ail other patents causes in the pat
en 1 'ixi'jw iuu oeiure vn courts promptly
aui inumuiiy tuenaea to.
vetiuon, I uiaUe careful examination, and
adTtae as to patentability Free of charge.
Fees Moderate, and I make No Chares
unless patent is secured. Information,
uvice auu special references sent on sp-
uou.ua. j. k. Lit itLi, Washington
. C. N ear U. S. Patent OtSce.
PERCHERON HORSES.
My recent import"
aua at Fereoaroa
Bunas, k.eUir wu
my prc-al stock ct
aasrly lv hwsil, niahs
tjam wf turn mutt deair
jum sum Ui uucob
cry to select from. Ail
tUicK nconied, WUM
pedierrse. u farcber
tm iul beak ol
fruce acJ America.
Yu. tfT brass ao4
It Y. BtM fu BssJ fur Ciaiu)fua. buu
(wiw oa feMi'hers Central aV tt. JOti W.
AAii, srpio, h. Y. Boi
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W E SAY
I 1 ! .'!?!!!!'! i I !!!!!! 1 1 :
COMIj I COMEI I COMEl
Come where you ran buy nice Drees Goods t
Come whore you can get Good Goods Cheap I
Come where you can got what you want
Come where the goods redeem themselves I
COME irTXftJF THE ,&dttG?M.YS tilt J?.
In SPRING DRESS GOODS we hsve complete stock of the Choicest Goods
at prices that will a to 11 is h tbs close buyers.
Esttino Berbers, Suitings, GingHams,
PRINTS,
of evsry kind at lowest prices.
LADIES' SHOES Sc ST-TPPEBS.
Corns where the Stack la Complete I
Come wee re the Stock ia New t
Come where the Goods sre Reliable t
Come wht.ro Prices sre the Lowest!
CQ1ZX trTgi? THE ge
CLOTHING FOR MEN, CLOHINO FOR DOYS,
COTHING FOR ANY BODY, AND EVERY BODY
Oar Clothing Room is full of New 8u;ts just received and Marked Down
Low. WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. And don t
forget that we are Headquarters for
Our Goo is are all New and Fresh, and will be sold at the Lowest Possible Price
Come and see us. No trouble te show goods.
H. J. HOPKINS & CO.
IN THE EXCHANGE BLOCK, HAS THE
MOST COMPLETE Stock of FURNITURE,
This is the only Store yoe esn ascend and
stairs. Free rtile in the Elevator in the EXCHANGE BLOCK,
WARRElSr,
Telephone Connections.
Buckeye Force Pump
G5
S5- C.
29 1
3 r
1
O
CALL AND GET PRICES,
EX). HBIBEL.
TION EST A, PENN'A.
OO TO
FOR ALL KINDS OF
DBY GOODS,
BOOTS & SHOES,
FRESH. GROCERIES,
2?ico ZXain Zi Caps
NOVELTIES IN
QOEERSWARE ASD GLASSWARE.
MEN'S, LADIES' A BABIES
THE BEST TOBACCO AID CIGARS.
CoiWY&r &8QDUCE
SAME AS CASH ALWAYS
SECURES BARGAINS
AT
VVH. SMEARBAUGH I COS,
TIONESTA, PA.
WANTED Agent in this county, for a
cheap and rapid, selling sxticie. fcmali
capitl required, addreaa at ona, P. O.
Box Fnbyrgb, Pi.
Q.
CO
LI 1
3
I
CO
-o
m
o
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
4 JB 1W IlilCKUlS TO
4,vvjf MENTION IN
PRICES LOWER' THAN EVER
J if . j TO SUIT THE TIMES.
H IT V n K it T A it t -vr 3
PROVEMENT AND
STYLE OF HEARSE.
deacend Five Stories without dimim
IP 33 1ST IST .A..
East of Suspension Bridge.
R. M. nERMAIY,
SUCCESSOR TO
C. W.TDIMICK,
FINK STATIONERY,
SP0RT1RS AND HOLIDAY G9QDS,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
FBTJITS 8s C.
Also Agent for Ester. Sterling. 8ko
nintrer, and Clough A Warren Organs.
Decker Bros., J. A C. Fisher, C. D. Pease
A Co., and Wm. Knabs Pianos. Bottom
cash prices given. Call and examlneest.
soguesana pneea.
Tlonests, Pa. Sept 17.
Huw lust, how restored i
Joat published, a new edition of Dr.
Culverwell's Celobratsd Essay oa the rad
ical cure of Spermatorrhoea or Seminal
Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses,
I m potency. Mental and Physical Inca
pacity, impediments to Marriage, etc.;
also, ConumDtion. EDileDsr and Kits. in.
duced by self Indulgence, or sexual sx-
w-tran'e, c
The celebrated author, in this sdmlrabls
essay, clearly demonstrates from a thirty
years' sncceesful practice, that the alarm,
ing consecuercea of self-sbuse msy le
ratlically cured; pointing out a mode of
curs at once simple, certain, and etlectual,
by means of which every sufferer, no
matter what his condition may be, may
enre himself cheaply, privately and radi
cally. -This Lecture should be in the hands
of every youth snd svery man in the land.
Sent nnder stsal, in a plain en valor, to
any address, ost-paid, on receipt of
lour cents or rwn pnxiaire stamps. Asdresa
TEE CULVESWLLL MEDICAL CO,
41 Ann St.. N. Y.. N. Y P. O. Bx 430
PROCLAMATION.
Wbkkcas. The Hon. W. D. Brown,
President Judge of the Court of Common
Pleas and Quarter Sessions in and fcr
the county of Forest, has issued his pre
cept for holdins a Court of Common Pleas
Quarter Sessions of the Peace, Or
phans' Court, Oyer and Terminer and
General Jail DeliTery, at TionesW, fbr
ths Coanty of Forest, to commence on the
Third Monday of May, being the 17th day
of Msy, issti. Notice Is therefore given to
the Coroner, J ustice of the Peace aud Con
stablesof said county, that they be then
and there in their proper persons at ten
o'clock, A. M., of said day, with their
records, inquisitions examinations and
other remembrances, to do those things
which to their offices sp pertain to be done,
and to those who are bound in recognizance
to prosecute against the prisoners that are
or shall be in the jail of Forest County, that
they be then and there present to prosecute
against them as shall be juat. Given un
der my hand and seal Uus 1Mb. day of
April, A. D. IMbo.
L. AG NEW. us. Sheriff.
PHOTO. GALLERY
IN TION EST A.
Having refitted and thoroughly over
hauled the former Gallerv in this place,
wears now prepared to" do the beet of
work at very reasonable prices. Every
thing in periec-t working order snd cus
tomers will receive prompt sttention.
GivsmarsIL MOSE HEpLER.
RAILROAD.
1
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT June 1,
Weatwsid PitLsbiirgh Ii vision Katwar5
A.M. IV. M.
arrittshurgh Iv
Parker.
8 M 146
12 M l
l i 4 U H
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fi 4.1 tnU 11 4.V OlenpolU
tl 37,SS.- 11 3J!...FaIe U.wk..
fl S4 tKS.il President...
1 1! 1H 10.i! Tionesia.....
1 0.11 8 0110 2!l Hickorv
12 S:t7 51;10 rJ..Trnnkeyvtlle.
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i 2l 7 ie
t S.Vt7 17
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4 0."l 7 5e
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4 15 V 14
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a 10 9 ae
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33 10 oe
8 40 10 It
8 47 14 18
6 5 104
7 07 lose
7 ! 10 M
7 37 1 1 oe
7 47 1 1 3
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A. M.I
A.M. 'P.M.
Adpitiomal Thais Leaves Kinsua
U:05sm. Warren liSOpm, Irvlnetoa 1:841
pra. Tldioute 3:'2ipm, Tloaesla 4:Sepsa, sr
rtves Oil City 6:4.pm.
additional Train Leaves Oil Civr
8:00 sm. Oieopolis :40 am. Eagle KocA
8:.V5m, President 7:02am, Tlnesta 7:iUaoi
Hickory 8:40am. Trunksyvllle 9:00am .Tld
onte 9:60am, Tbonpson Jl.-OO, arrives
Irvineton 11:30am, VVsrrsn li.SOprn, Kia
sua 2:05pm, 8ugsr Run X20, Corydon 3.00,
Oueville 3:15, Wolf Run 3 30, Quaker
Bridge 3:40, Red Ilonse 4:10, Warn area
8.0'A Seuth Carrollton 3:30, Sonth Vanda
lia 5:48, Allegheny 8:18, arrives Otesst
8:30pm.
Trains rtra on Eastorn Time.
Trails leaving Pittsburgh 8:f9nn, ae
riving Pittsburgh 7:25pm, are Solid TratM
between Buffalo and Pittaburgh.
Trains leaving Pittsburgh s.iSpm. ar
riving Pltuburiih 7:-kMm, are Solid Traliss
with Pullman's Sleeping Cars bstwesm
Butralo snd Pittsbursh.
.rtT'TlcksU sold and baggage checked
to sll principal points.
Get time UbUs iriTlPg full lafbrmaA a
from Company's Arents.
GEO. 8. O ATCUELL, Gen'l tvri,
J. A. FELLOWS,
Gen'l Paos'r an- T.ckst Ageeii.
No. 41 Exchange St.. Buflo, N. T.
J. L. CRAIU, Aoent, Tionesta, Pa.
ALL SIZES
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