Wit cxttA gfjmMtaro. J. E. WEXK, EDITOR. WEDSESD.lt BORIUKO AUG. 4, 1386. Republican Ticket. STATE." For Governor, Gen. JAMES A. BEAVER, of Centre County. For Lieut. Governor, Hon. WILLIAM T. DAVIES, of Bradtord County. For Auditor General, Col. A. WILSON NORMS, of Philadelphia. For Secretary of Internal Affairs, Col. THOMAS J. STEWART, of Montgomery County. For Congress-at-Largo, Gen. EDWIN S. OSBORNE, of Luzerne County. COVNTY. Congress, Hon. J. B. AGNEW. Subject to action of District Conference. Assembly, CHARLES A. RANDALL. Treasurer, SOLOMON FITZGERALD. Surveyor, nENRY C. WUITTEKIN. Coroner, Dr. J. W. MORROW. Mr. Randall looks back serenely on a session in which your Uncle Sam uel bas laid tbo Free Trade goatlet on its back every time it raised its bead to bntt the Tariff. It looks as if the bounding Ilensel had reconsidered his purpose to resign the chairmanship of the Democratic State Committee. We hope he has. His departure from that post would be a serious blow to the Republican party in Pennsylvania. The way in which the Democratic organs are declaring for Wolfe for governor and against Prohibition is as peculiar as anything'in the shape of Midsummer politics could be. Demo cratio plans in this State will not be in any sense complete unless Wolfe is a candidate. If the suggestions of all the Demo cratic organs about the kind of plat form the Democratic State Convention should make are accepted, Chairman Cooper can cIobs up bis headquarters ami go home. The State would go Republican by several hundred thous and majority. Republican troubles in the Twen ty-seventh Congressional District ap pear to have been substantially settled, end the nomination of Captain Mack ey for Congress is generally acquiesced in. Captain Mackey was fully enti tied to the nomination, having indis putably carried a majority of the del egates, and any effort to force him out of the way in anybody's interest was manifestly unfair. With cordial con cu rreo.ee in the result of the Conven tion there is no reason to doubt that the district will be redeemed. It will not be creditable to the strong Repub lican majority in the three counties if a Democratic Free-trader is again permitted to be chosen. Phila. Press, The appointment of George A Jenks, of this State, to the position of solicitor general in the Department of Justice is one that can readily be com mended by men of all political opin ions. It is in such contrast with that of Goode, whose nomination was re jected, that the President could havi done lnmelt real credit by making bis last choice first. Mr. Jenks is man of the highest personal character, with much more than a State reputi tion at the bar, and an ability whic lias not yet oeen luiiy recognized. Ilia appointment is not in the interest of any Democratic faction; one Demo crat will like it as well as another and all will be pleased. Phila. Press. Either the Democrats are playing a deep game or they are in pressing Deed of funds to carry on the congress ional campaign. According to report. the party's committee is in a demor alizod condition, having no money, n Lelpers and no enthusiasm. The l'res ident's order prevents them from se curing help from the office-holders, and the iudiflerenco bred by the inef ficiency of Congress is a bar to assist ance from outside. It will be remem bered that Senator Kenna delayed his acceptance of the chairmanship of the Democratic Congressional Committee for some time on account of the gloomy prospects before the party, lie finally consented to take tbo place, but thia does not seem to have brought the committee out of its embarrassment. t is just possible, however, that the Democrats are raising a great cry in order to deceive the Republicans and make them believe that they are obey- ng the civil service order of the Trcs- ideut. They will bear watching. Phila. Pros. WASHINGTON LETTER. From our regular Correspondent.) Washington, D. C, July 30, '80. The House rejected all the amend ments to the naval establishment bill adopted hy the committee of tho whole, and adopted, without amendment, Mr. lerbert's substitute, reported by the naval committee. In the bill as pass ed instead of three protected double bottomed cruisers one of the best peed is provided for, not to exceed in cost $1,500,000; instead of four first- class torpedo boats two such boats are provided for, to cost $200,009. Ihe provision of $300,000 for a torpedo cruiser is stricken out. The comple tion of the monitors is provided for. The provision of $1,000,000 towards the armament of the vessels, now nearly complete, is retained in the bill. The appropriation for torpedoes is re duced from $125,000 to $75,000 : that for the ordnance from plant at some navy yard from $250,000 to $150,000. But part of the million for armament may be expended in tools, etc. To wards the construction and completion of the vessels provided for in the bill 82,500,000 is given to start with. Secretary Whitney, in a communi cation to Senator Don Cameron, chair man of the Senate committee on naval affairs, on the subject of the construe tion of war vessels as contemplated by the naval establishment bill, now before that committee, says he hopes it will not be found necessary to pur chase anything abroad, but such pur chases will certainly be limited to some few things for which our builders may not be prepared at present and which it might be wiser to purchase abroad rather than delay the construe tion, such as shafting and a few heavy forgings. In speaking of the armor for the proposed ships, he says the present bill, if enacted into a law, will enable the department to offer to the competition of domestic manufac turers a sufficiently large contract to induce the establishment of a plant in this country for the production of the necessary steel forgings for guns and of the necessary armor. In conclu sion the Secretary says that he shal have no hesitation in applying the present appropriation for the purchase of the armor and guu forgings if the same can be had in this country, but in any other event he will await the future action and future appropriation of Congress. It is stated at the White House that Col. Lamont has gone to his home in Cortland county, New York, for a few duys, but it is believed that during his absence be will make all arrangements for the summer vacation of the Presi dent and Mrs. Cleveland in the Adi rondacks. No information on the subject can be obtained at the White House, but it is understood that the President and Mrs. Cleveland wil reach Albany about the middle of August and will be accompanied on their trip to the Adirondacks by Mrs Folsom and several intimate friends, it is said that they will go to the woods from Plattsburg, and that the trip will cover from four to six weeks The Attorney General has returned to the President the oleomargarine bill. It is understood that his opiu ion on the bill states that it is consti tutional, and does not infringe upon the states rights, but doubts the wis dom of the legislation by Congress The fate of the bill is still in doubt L BARK AND LOG JOBBERS Should send for Cartwright's Bark Tally jjuiik. i no principle is simuaa lo tjart "iiKui a ouinuuni uu? auu jjumuer Mair Books, so well known slated surfaces juay ue used in tne Wet, Written upon and Erased. It gives the exact contents of any sized pilo or any number of such piles. IT INSURES ACCURACY, And absolutely makes disputes betw jobber and owner impossible, no matter how delicicut Iu figures either party may be. A paper book properly ruled and print ed, to contain general result of each measurement accompanies each slate book, ho that the slate book may be erased wueiiover uesireu. 'me price ot these books can be saved, many times in each measurement, liberal discount to agenU and tho trado. Price, 2.50. Address Kipuwav Puai.isma Co.. Limited. . niyl'J-St. liidgwav, Pa. Notice of Application for Charter. Notice Is hereby (riven that an applica tion will be made to tha Governor of the Ute of Pennsylvania, nt Harrlsbnrg, Pa., on tho 12th di:y of August, A. I). 1HN1, at 2 i clock, p. m. of said day, or as soon thero- iter as may no, under tho act 01 Assem bly of tho Commonwealth of Ponnsylva- 1a. entitled. "An Act to provide lor tho Incorporation and Regulation of Certain Corporations." approved April 29, 1874, and the supplements thereto, for the char ter of nn Intended corporation, tx be call ed "Excelsior Pipe Lino Company," whose diameter and object snail oo the transporting and shipping of petroleum, tor too pmuie, lrom the uu producing ter- ..l. r . 1 ii . i 1 ' i. uory oi uiuuigo, viaiion, imuici, is 1 1 -neton. Forest and Warren Counties. Pennsylvania, to storage tanks and points within said State, and tho storing and in suring of such petroleum, and for these purposes to lay down, construct and main tain pipes, etc., and have, possess and en joy all the rights, benefits and privileges ot said Act ol Assembly and its supple nients. Tho principle ollice or place of business oi said corporation will be at Oil City, Venango County, Pennsylvania. Tho names of live of tho subscribers to tho capital stock of said corporation are: 1. UUMM Kit, R. a. IjAM burton, C. A. 1IOTC1IKISS, JOHN SCHWARTZ, J. E. lUCKNELL.. ASH & CAREY, Solicitors. A PRESENT! Our readers for 12 cents in postage stamps to pay for mailing and wrapping, and names of two hook agents, will re ceive rUKE a Steel Finish Parlor En graving of all OUR PKESl DENTS, in eluding Cleveland, siao 'tx'b in., worth fi.uu. Address, ELDER PUB. CO., Chicago, 111. APRIr cn( s'x wits for postage, fill. u nnd receive free a costly box of (roods which will help all, of either sex to more money right away than anything else in this world. Fortunes await tho workers absolutely sure. At once ad dress True it Co,, Augusta, Maine. Apr.9 0ME MILE SIGNAL WHISTLE Tbfl lofldent and BMl plerelnfflr nil rill wnim. oi u. nsr maae. van De Bear up n mm r miia. iu. un i n u, m calibre C S, (aoYernment . Kine cartridge aiaac oi bur- M.a ra aram wun aieae nirnftl for teamntera, Ballet. Invaluable at a larmera. porc.imea auraot aticntioa at .uu m woo nun w a loos dm.ao.. Tan ahonld hava fa.lL amfiriva and In It. To littrodnm aar arana. knlva. aaltj,. and erritlnM ralnlnneot a.' fti) artlcl. aiU rml thia MM. fnf imW IKaaalaln .t.mni Ad. Vblatta and calAlna-ua Bv mall, aat Arm UP J 1 fc jl, .ii u v.- 'uari CO., T15 ruber Stmt, PhUadclnhla. Peau. CORK SHAVINGS FOR riUHRESSES- Now Is the time to change. tho fillinsr in mattresses, and we would recommend CORK SHAVINGS as being tho cheapest ana must, auraoie article mat can no used 40 lbs. will till a large bod. For Salo by A IM19 l IV I.Mt, ISliU I'M l'.lt tV- U( 1. Cor. 24th and Railroad Sts.. PITTSKURGII, PA. ATTT'' Send 10 cents postage, and vJl-L J- we will mail you freo n royal, valuable, sample box ot goods that win put you in tue way oi making more money at onco, than" anything else in America, lloth sexes of iill ages can livo at nome and work In spare tune, or all the time. Capital not required. We will start you. Immense pay sure for those who start at once. Stijjson fc Co., Portland, .Maine. Send for Catalogue. -. CD P3 era. mm. i'vfiWi -. I ' la.. ' V JS. . mm WW t3 PARKEE BROS., Makers, MERIDEN, CONN. Sbow-rcoir.3: 97 Chambsrs St., Hsw York. FOREST AND STREAM AND ROD AND OWL The American Sportsiuau's Journal. A twenty-four pago weekly journal devo ted to the interests of Gentlemen Bportsmeo and their Familioi Treats of Natural History, Shooting, Yachting and Canoeing, Fishculture, Tho Ken nel, Fishing. The Rifle. and all gentlemanly out-door sports. It Is without a rival. PRICE $1.00 A YEAR. TRY IT. A SPECIMEN COPY WILL HE SENT POST-PAID l'OR SIX CTS. Eor sale by all newsdealers every wher rORKSIW STREAM PUBLISHING Co., wxwv It w V A Om f f ' - :?Se a sif V.. 1 tract- 'au yar jfr-l lirtia mtu to yf J ' s WtJ that dinner TV W' S mri ana a ae with y It .uu H. - - I mm eeocooooooooccco cocooocccccococccoocccoccooc WE COMB! COME ! Come whero you can buy nice Dress Goods t Come whero you can get Good Goods Cheap t Como where you can get what you want I Como where the goods redeem themselves t C0MJV WftMtiUS THE fcmGMtfS In SPRING DRESS GOODS we have complete stock of tho Choicest Goods at prloes that will astonish tho close buyors. Sattino Bcrlici'S Suitings, GingMms, PBINTS, of every kind at LADIES' SHOES &c S3LIF3?ES. Como where tho Stock Is Complete ! Come wocro tho Stock Is Now ! Come whero tho Goods are Reliable I Como where Trices aro tho Lowest! COME TFTEfttf rim CLOTHING FOR MEN, CLOHINO FOR BOYS, COTHING FOR ANY BODY, AND EVERY BODY, Our Clothing Room is full of New Su'ts just recoivod and Marked Down Low. WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. And don't forget that wo are Hoadquarters for Our Gools are all New and Kresh, and will bo sold at the Lowest Possible Price Como and see us. No trouble to show goods. IT. J. HOPKINS & CO. in JWUiMai mmammmm3mBMmammmwmmmsamii.miju.m w.iuihhhh m urn IN THE EXCHANGE MOST COMPLETE Stock of FURNITURE, V. !" I. f.. . , ;-, f.''::V S- This is tho only Store you can ascend and 5 'i R yiliQfi :m$'- "with tiik latest im- PROVEMENT AND b&STYLE OF HEARSE. stairs. Freo ride in tho Elovator in tho EXCH ANGK BLOCK, WARRE1T, IPIKIILT ZKT '.A.. Tolcphono Connections. East of Suspension Bridgo. Q-O TO FOR ALL KIND'S OF DRY GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES, FRESH GROCERIES, NOVELTIES IN O'JEENSWAF.E AND GLASSWARE. MEN'S, LADIES' A BABIES' CT E "W" E Xj "ST ! O R THE CEST TOEACCO AND CIGARS. SAME AS CASH ALWAYS SECURES BARGAINS AT m. SMEARBAUGR & CO S, TIONESTA, PA MACKINAC, Summer Tours. Palace Steamers. Low Ratea. Four Mia par Wk Batwaaa DETROIT, MACKINAC ISLAND L IjTiaoe. Ch.boTjan, Alritna. BarriavUlf. OaaodA, Sand lleaoh. rort Burou. K Clair. OaaUoa Kouw, Uailua City. Iwf Wk Say Bctwetn DETROIT AND CLEVELAND Bpaalfal amnUy Trip dnrlct July nd Aufoat. Oui Illustrated pamphlets Jaataa and atrauraiaD Tlekats wUl b furuirihad by your Tukat Ant, or ddraa C. D. WHITCOMB. G.n'l Pat,. A fit, Detroit & Cleveland Steam Nav. Co. DETROIT, MICH. rraclieal dinner; All kinds of Sheet MetalWork prouijit- ly attended to. ROOFING 1 A. SI,KCIALTY' sroUTING. BONNER BUILDING, ITp Stairs. TIONESTA, PA. SEND your .Toll Work to tho REPUB LICAN' OUku. WM lEMMnCG Wfr SAY - COME! lowest prices. &tfJiCr?U,y$ fWK BLOCK, HAS TIIE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, a, TOO NUMEROUS TO '-Tfjfl MENTION IN V';'r DETAIL. II PRICES LOWER THAN EVER ft.!U;,i to suit the times descend Fivo Stories without climing 11. M. HERMAN, SUCCESSOR TO C. W.aDIMIOK, FINE STATIONERY, SPORTING AND HOLIDAY GOODS, FOREBiN AND DOMESTIC FBUITS &C. Also Asrpnt for Estey. Sterlinp, Sho nlntrer, and Clouph t Wanvn Orjiana. Decker llnu., J. V C. KiMlier, C. D. rVase & Co., aud W'm. Knabo Fianom. Bottom caHh prices friven. Call nnd exainlnocahi- loirnos and nriccs, I iricc . l'a. Tionosta sort 17. SOMETHING NEW. H. M. QUACKEN BUSH'S SAFETY CARTRIDGE RIFLE. PRICE, 7 dollars. tit teit teeunti B1C jet cfercd for the Voiej. Length of Rifle, 33 In. ; Weight, about 4 lb-! forthe regular BU or long and short cartridges. Thee Rifles are safe to handle, quick to oper. ate, and reliable in every respect. The barrels are steel, accurately rifled, and can be instantly detached for packing or carrying in a small space. The workmanship and 6nisn throughout are the best, and each rifle is thoroughly tested before leaving our works. Send for our illustrated catalogue la, which also shows our Air mia, Stuir Carpet ltotta, Foot Lathra, Nut Pick nd frk. littok and Desk Karka, etc. Nearly all of these goods are well known in the markets ut the world. Address the Manufacturer, II. SI. QUACKENBVSII, Herkimer, N. Y. Percheron Island Heme stock ram Grosie Iale, Mich. All stock selected from tho get of sires and dams of emub libbed reputation anil registered in tha French and Amencuii hlud bixiks. Ve have a very lare number of imported and prade stal lions anl briKKl mares on band, l'rkis reason, able. Correspondence solicited. Bend for lurna lllustrnted cmaliene, free by mail. Address tiAVAUK ft l All.MM, Detroit, JJith. NEW PHOTO. GALLERY ilN TIONESTA. llavimr refitted and thoroughly over haulm! tho former Gallery in this ulaee. we are now prepared to do the best of worn ul very reasonable prices. Every thing in period workinn order anil cus tomers will receive prompt attention.. Give us a call. MO:SES UEPLER. Cl. -ioo 1 1 i i TIME TABLE IN EFFECT Doc. 27, 1885. Westwaidl Pittsbnrgh Division Eastward A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. 7 40 8 S! ur Pittsburgh lv 9 0 8 4 12 611 Parker 12 Kl 12 14, 4 M 5 (Mi Foxburg Ill 4S 11 M 2 4' 3 SO Franklin 2 0'J 1 S 2 15 3 20 1V...OU City...ar 2 30 2 OS A.M. P.M. P, M A.M. p. m. iTm. p.m. p.m. a.m. 9 P.") 2 05 12 2f. ar... Oil City....l v S OS 6 f0 t8 44 tl 4f. 11 45 Olcopolis f 2rt 7 10 8 35 1 37 11 32 ...Eaifle Rock... f.l 33 f7 17 fS 32 1 31 11 27 President t t7 20 8 l(i 1 1 10 55 Tlonesta 5-' 7 37 801 1 03 1020 Hickory 4 05 7 50 f7 53 12 50 10 12 ..Trnnkryvillo.. f4 1; 17 C 7 40 12 43 9 50 Tldiotito 4 25 8 10 f7 23 12 25 5) 17 ...Thompson ... t 45 f8 2 7 05 12 05 8 45 Irvinotot) 5 15 8 4 fi 40 11 fiO Warren ft SO 9 05 (1 12 U 15 lv...Kinzua....ar 012 9 35 T.M. A.M. A.M. P.M. A. M. r.M. aTm. P.M. A.M. 4 20 fl.- lv...Brwdford..wr 8 00 125 V.M. A.M. A.M. P.M. A.M. (1 12 11 05 11 05 ar...Kin7.im....lv 0 12 9 40 5 5(1 1100 10 35 ... Sugar Run... 17 9 45 5 30! 10 43 0 55 Cor vdon 0 33 10 Oil 6 81110 ll 034 OnoviHo 840 10 11 524 1020 0 15 ,...Wo',f Run.... 47 10 18 M8jl()21 0 00 Quaker Bridge. B M 10 24 f)04!l0(l8 K 32 ...Ron House.... 7 07 10 89 4 40 0 53 7 50 ... Salamanca.... 7 23 10 M 4 84 0 30 7 20 .So. Ciirrollton.. 7 37 II 00 4 24 I2S 6 55 ...So Vandalia... 747111 21 4 07 9 12 (128 Allegany 8 03 1137 4 00 9 05 015 1v Olean... ,ar 8 10,1145 P.M. A.M. A.M. P. M.I A.M. Additional Tkain Luavos KiiiEua ll:0.')iim, Warron 12:M)pni, Irvinwton l'Ab pin, Tldlouto JtilSjiin, Tionosta 6:0opni, r-. riVM Oil City fi:4ipin. Additional Tkain Loavpa Oil City 0:00 am. Oloopolis (1: 10 am, Eaptle Rook tl:.rrmni, President 7:0iun, Tioncr.ta 7:fiiim . Hickory H:10nin,Trunkry villo D:0f)nm,Tld otito !i:.ri0ain, Thomiisoii 11:00, arrives Irvinrton ll:.10am, Warren lul:r,0pni, Kln r.ua 2:05pm, Su:ir Run 2:20, Corydon 8:00, Onovillo :i:l.", Wolf Run 3:r,0, Qviakor Bridge 11:40, Rod llouso 4:10, Salamanca 5:0:2, South Carrolllon ,")::10, South Vanda lia f:4H, AlloKheny 0:18, arrives Oloan ' 6:aopm. Trains run on Eastern Tlmo. Tuains lcavln;; PitUburuli f:0onm, rtr rivinr Pittsburgh K:'J.'piu, aro Solid Travni betweon Butl'iilo and Pittsburgh. Tuains leaviiii' Pittsburgh i:4.pm, ar riving Pittsburgh 7:40am, arc Solid Train with Pullman's Sloopin Cars between Bull'alo nnd Pittsburgh. . TTickots sold and bajrgngo choclfcd to all principal points. Get time tables pivint? full lnformntlcn from Companv'H Ag(nts. GEO. S.'GATCUELL, Gen'l Supt. J. A. FELLOWS, Gen'l Pass'r and Ticket Agfmt. No. 41 Exchann St., Buffalo, N. Y. J. L. CRAIG, Audit, Tlonusta, Pa. D. LAGELL'S ASTHMA AND km i.v j afaa. a. tas n - r-Ti "-V-. jw- 11 rblllal Wm REMEDY. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGIS IS. llavimr struggled 20 yeara between life and death with ASTHMA or PHTHISIC, treated by eminent physicians, and rocoiv iug no benefit, 1 was compelled (In ring the last five yiars of my Illness to sit on my chair day and night gaspinjr for breath; my sutlerings were beyond description. In despair I experimented on myself br compounding roofs ami herbs and inliut-' mg tho medicine thus obtained. I lortu nntely disuovered this Wonderful Curo fir Asthma and Catarrh, warranted 'o re lieve tho most stubborn ease of Authnia in live minutes, so that tho patient can lio down to restand sleep comtortably. I'lesvo read the followiiijjf eond,?nsrd extracts from unsolicited testimoniuls, all of recent dato ; Oliver V. K. Holmes, San Jose. Cal., vrites: "I find the Remedy all and vcn more than represented. I receive instan taneous reliot." E. AI. Carson, A. M., Warren, Knn., writes: "Was treated by eminent physl eiiius of this country and Germany ; tried tho 'dimalo of dilft fent Btatos nothing af forded relief like your preparation." T. E. Gates, County Treasurer, Phila delphia, Miss., writes: "Have used the Remedy. Would not livo without it. Kv ti v ono that uses it recommends it. We have many other hearty testimon ials of cure or relief, and in order that all Nulferers from Asthma, Catarrh, Hay Fe ver, and kindred diseases may have an opportunity of testing tho valuo of tbo, Runiedy we will scud to any address trial package free of charge. Address, J. ZIMMERMAN A CO., Proprietors. Wholesale Druggists, Wooster, Wayne Co., O. Full sizo Box by mail $1.00. PERCHERON HORSES." My recent Import otiou ot 1'ercbaroa lioisoti, together with iy preseut slock of nearly WO head, make one ti the most diir- S ablo aluds In tliiscoun- S-.V'-'1,tryto ' stock . 4 .' uexliK to reluct from. All rtrcorded, witu i)exliKi-ee, in rerclier on ii t u il-Book a of France, iiua Anieric. Took ITT pries and cold medal ut lt two W V Ctmta tuirm RpnA for CuiHU'Kue. hiHliort Knrinoue, on Kiiulhern Central it U. aliQN, btlplO, IS. 1 . Karvelloas Sewing machine Inyentloni Wonderful Blessing to the Ladles! Tii3 Cflntinnoiis JRotary Motion! MAKES WORK Twice rs rapid as on other machines. Twice as easy as on other machines. Genuine Improved Bent Wood Work. Ileautiful and Practical Attachments. Send for descriptive circular. o. o. iraMMoiiicj. PITTSBURGH. PA. Wholecido Dculer for 'esirn leuuslvaoU ni Wc.-l'.Tu i'uryUrd. il
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