1 he Attest Upufclta. J. E. WKXK, EDITOR. WEDNtSDlt JMRSUG, APRIL 6, 1SS7. Announcements. The following; rntes will be rimmed for Announcing- candidates: Prothniiotary, kn . t 1 ; (" u . rniiimlMinnnr Li . Allll. itor. h; Jury Commissioner, County Xuperintendent. $". These terms are fnrfr.V cmA m n.lvavrc. lI?rT' I T I WOT A TT V we ore amnoruseu in announce tvu- , , T I MX . - V.""'! as n candidate for Prothonotary, suDject to Republican usages. WA n nnflinfivnil tr annniiTl nf n R. miui"iir,..i ... 1 13 31. nllAW IVfil Ui A ii'iiunw, nri i j UAvt ffr Prritlinnnfarv. tiv. silbiict o Republican usages, nii-uv - - SHERIFF. Wo km aiitlioriwvl to nnnonnee J. K. ijA Ull, OI lHrnt'H mwhpiiiii, nn i-iii- didot for SlierilT, subject to Republican We are nothorizel to annoUin-e GEORGE - i W. SAWYER, of Tionenta, ns a candidate for Sheritr subject to Republican umbcs. Wo are authorizetl to announce JOHX R. OSGOOD of Kinpsley twp. as a candi date for Sherill' subject to Republican upases. ra aiithnrireil tn nnnonncA W. S. DAMS, of Jenks township, as candidate forSheriff. 9ubie!t to Republican usages. COUNTY COMMISSIONER. We are authorij'Hi to announce J. J. PARSONS of Jenks township, as a can- Vlidnto for County Commissioner, subject to Republican usages. We are authorized to announce P. C. BLOCUER, of Tionesta township, as a candidate for County Commissioner, sub ject to Republican usages. Wo am authorized to announce C. F. t.EDEBUR. of Green towship. as a candi date for County Commissioner , subject to Republican usages. We are authorized to announce OLI- VER BYERLY, of Ulckorv township, as candidate for County Commissioner, subject to Republican usages. We are authorized to announce J. R. CHAD WICK, of Tionesta, for County Commissioner subject to Republican hs- nges. JURY COMMISSIONER. We are authorized to announce W. W. THOMAS, of Tionesta township, as a candidate for Jury Commissioner, subject to Republican usages. " from the state "capitolT" Aa "otViorool anrinir" crppns nn and Old Sol. beams warmly on mother . i . , , . o... n I nnrin r nn Hninii n i. liih huiih VjHiiiiaii i . I r reminded that t ma is fleet Off and in order to reach home in time to at- tend to their spring gardenins it will be necessary to get op and dust, and the conseqoencos are that a disposition to hurry on the Work seems to have taken pretty good hold of them, re suiting in the passage finally of a goodly number of the most cumber some bills within the past week. These once out of the war the balance will not be bo bard to pass; and then there are always a few aspiriog and ambi tious statesmen who must "make a mark" large enough to be visible to their ever expectant constituency with out the use of a microscope, before business can proceed with any degree of alacrity. This kind of work is pretty well up now, too, and so it is thought there will be little to interfere with the dispatch of legislative work Much valuable time has been spent in the past two week3 over the high license bill on second reading. It is a bill that virtually means about the same as the present license law except that it makes the fees somewhat higher and provides that a certain percentage thereof shall go to the county. The amounts to be paid range in cities irom ouu to in oorougns iov y i n f l a?AA . rn I ana in wwnsnips o. inree-mms 01 iae amount goes to tne oorougns ana .t. - t. L- - I I lownsa.ps, ooo u.tu to tue oouuty auu one-nun to tne otate. ua seconu reau- ing tne 0111 nau Hi yeas, out wuem- er it will set the necessarv 101 to Dass ' nnauT 18 maer 01 B0nl0 U0U01- The Billincrslev bill. Which Daased eecona reaaing witnout a struggle, ana id liable to be reached on third read- ing within the next ten days, is begin- ning to be somewhat of a puzzlar to tae ooyi. xiaaj raomoerB woo were at nrst urgea oy tneir consiuueuw w aupport and do all they could fur the bill, and who have been industriously at work to that end. are now betnz im- portuned by many of those same con stituenU to "turn about face" and kick just as hard the otuer way. Hence the puzzler. It places tbein in some thing like the same dilemaa of the fellow who attempted to jump from the top of one building to another, and when half way over found he wasn't going to make it, and had to jump back. It is a bard trick to per form, but some may have to do it. The pharmacy bill, regulating the tale of drugs, poisons, and the com pounding of prescriptions, passed the House finally and will go to the Sen ate for concurrence this week. In its present form it is a very decent bill, and will go far toward correcting abuses iu the drug business. It does not affect those who have been in the business for two years further than registration. All new druggists, or thoso who want to go into the bus ine?, must pass an examination be fore a State Pharmaceutical board, nod iret there from a certificate of competency. Heavy fines are im- poKedfor adulterating or weakening ' url,b' The act allowing teachers pay for . attendance at Institute, has passed Dolh l,0ge9 and will go to the Gover- , Tl;. -,, ,jKfio. K,f u... - .. n U on -f in h'nMat xnnnlT t j .,, ti, lomhori in i.mlr fur. .... 1 wara to we approacning institute -. -,.- n.sura thttn in former e cm i 1 . . i . 1 1 1-. . .,, .HCBD BPpeal tO t Im mtClIlffOOt WllltC i ha hin T.w t n a ran rrra n i 7imn ni i me national uuaru uas riso paeu both branches of the lee.slature. and will be in the hands of the Governor i.:. imo nvCA. I , , , , . i Charges having been made by the rhiladelphia Prett that a corruption fund was used to defeat the bank ex- miner bill, a committee of iovestiga- tionbaa been appointed, which will pr0Ceed at onco to learn what there T . .. . 18 m lDe rumor- 0111 waa n very meritorious measure at best, and : l i Mt.u I -i ti i i i. : suoum oo ueuBfsary lU m.ulb. .k oul. , It is not likely that any "mare s nest will be discovered; at least none of r crrt nrnnnrt ions. J b r i i i . o u:n- i j i.v. branches, out of a passible 1)88 intro duced in both houses. The Senate pa9ged about 130 an(1 lhe Houa6 , . . . . 50. The Governor has attached his gio - nature to eight bills, and has at 6 ' present about the same number uuoer consideration. There have beea about ?AA ir,trnJna.t .11 tM than at last seSblOD. tu. : jli -v.. J iuo ocuttio la uu in its work, and is taking things sort of easy like these days. f..1,t.. o-o . nulol .Ui.l tia caPiul lhe,e day!' 0wig doubtless to the fact that the State has only a Tuaaon rap n A Q 1 1 rv o m a T ii A rrtx tn a 1 art fr I - -P.u,0us .v. 10:8 Iau- f or ine ,a"er Piac8 J UUS Simoolon. of Harrisburg is quite favorably mentioned. Col. Quay is on his way back from Florida, and it is given out that he will resign as State Treasurer upon his return. In which case Col. Thos. J. Grimeson of Philadelphia, will likely be appointed, The Colonel, by-the-way, will be a candidate for the position this fall, ana will maite a canaidate witu whom tho Republicans can easily win. He is personally very popular wherever known, and the State, with him in j that position, would hare a very able official. Harri8burg, April 4, '87. Are the Republicans Prepared? lne proots are accumulating that a division in the solid Democratic South is impending and that in the presiden tial election of next year the Demo crats will not be able to mark otf 153 electoral votes as their own without ,.. I?; r ,u: , any contest. Evidences ot this tact come from leading Democratic papers in the Southern states and also from prominent democrats iu the same neighborhood. The indications which tha election8 of lagt v0emhe - . game direction ara likew:8a nlScant. It U iD1p0gaible to explain a RepublicaQ majoritT 0f 20,759 in Vi ;;. .i, -c.t, r ,u Tn Diarai;tT jD West Vircinia to 905 and Lu- j r t.i: iuo iucrtmeu ueuuuiicnu re ireseoia- tion from North Carolina on the j n L i TJUUU UI UeillULIlLLIC BEJ&LUV BlUUI. The3e result3 were dae in tLe maia to profouuJ dissatisfaction with the Dera ocratic policy aad to a growing 8enti raent 5n fdT0P of RepubUe.n priaci pe8 Th!. discontent has manifestly in ceased since the adjournment of the Forty-ninth Congress and the general inefficiency of that body has been made apparent, lne important meas ures in which the Southei n people were most earnestly interested were defeat ed in the Democratic House or failed to receive the assent of a Democratic President. Southern sentiment is strongly in favor of the abolition of, or a material reduction in, the internal revenue tax, but as the Free-trade ele ment dominated the Democratic ma jority no Btep in this direction was possible. A majority of the Southern people are also in favor of federal aid in lifting the cloud of ignorance which rests upon that neighborhood, and yet two Democratic Houses have contemptuously refused to permit the Blair Educational bill to come up for consideration after it bad passed two Republican Senates. The hostility made still more manifest in the late Congress of the Democratic party to the policy of Protection, which is in fusing new health and vigor into all the cbaauela of business life in the South, is another anJ potent cause for diKJmtisf'iictiou. This is the situation in the Houth to day and tho question arises whether the Republican leaders are prepared to take advantage of the change lm pending in that neighborhood. Tho progress thus far made in rehab, lilat. mg the Republican party in the bouth- eru states has roceivcd little encour ,. from the North. The time seems to have arrived, however, when another policy should bo adopted and a new eth'irt made to place the Repub- ... . enduriuir ' - ' iranm III kiia OiiL.i"" . a- v ....... .. j -r . . 1 ... abandoning me color line ami 01 up pealiog to the negro voters for support mt - i i v . t r r Lit I 111a will rmnr ino niiv in r a iip iuo voters, and the indications are amplo . tllat if ma(je io thfl r, ht spir,t ,t w,n m.Pt with a henrtv and penerous re sponse. A large majority of the white ana coioren voters oi wie oouiu are i i . i . i i. .. 1 1. undoubtedly to day in accord witn the . . ' Rpnifh,:n nftrtv. Rut . . . nnliev nf tha Rpnuhliran nartv they wij never be brought to act upon their convictions by harping upon old sores and by keeping alive old estrange- .raen9 - "e auty ot me nepnoiican f.i J .l. .L.,;,. i f, frankly the situation and prepare tor the reorganiz: zation of the party in the Southern states. rhua. Press. U Aiichicrnn tlio llcnnhlienn rotate " i " k , . j u 1Q.0OO. The Fro hibitory amendment is in donbt In Chicago the Republicans wia on May or by 30,000. In Cincinnatt the Ke ; r u t'nn puoiifHU JiaTor is eitfcieu oy uuu Mercantile Appraiser's Return of Mercantile Assessment of Forest County. Fa., tor the year 1S7 : Class, lax. TIONESTA BOROmn. n' w." Dovard! irrocerias !!!l3 10 50 Wm. Smearbaugh it Co.. general. I mnrcbanilise 13 10 00 G. W. Robinson, general tnerchau- diso 10 20 50 u j , j, ,pkins ,.. Co ..npral mer hi ndise 10 20 50 j', n." sigginH,' patent niediclnm"'.!! 4 5 50 S. H. llasiet it Sons., general mer- John Reck, mercantile butcher 14 7 50 HOTELS, TIONESTA. Rnvi..,r hntn S 50 50 - Browne"-boicl M M I1HKN1 TVWMHir, T. D. Collins, general merchandise. 13 10 50 T. D. Collins, patent niouicinea 4 G. H. Ijicv, general merchandise... 14 7 50 7 50 Charles Murphv, croeeries 14 HARMONY TOWSbUIP, J. B. Machesnev. aoneral mejchan (Use 14 i ou Hanlenbiirtr & Allen, general mer chandise 12 13 00 Dunn dt Turner, general merchan dise. 12 13 00 Kembie Jt vVheeler, patent modi- HICKORY TOWNSHIP. Wheeler, Dusonbury it Co., gener al merchandise 14 i M W. Chambers Jt Son, general mer chandise 14 i oQ T. J. Bowman, general merchan dise 12 13 00 T. J. Boivma", patent medicines... 4 5 50 Seiiiworth A Kribbs, general mer lin nil we lli iu 50 IIOWK TONVXSIIIP. W. II. Frost, general merehandiso.13 10 50 Barnes A Duncan, general mer- tiandise 14 i iv Dunbar A Co., Limited, general merchandise -1 7 50 Wavrner, McClune Co., general merchandise 14 7 50 Forest Tanning Co., general mer- cliiuutise 12 13 oil Forest Tanning Co., patent medi cines 4 a ."o W. S. Cole, sreneral merchandise... 14 7 50 J. L. Saxton, general merchandise.) 4 7 50 C.W. Hawks, general merchandised n fU u vv- llawks. patent mmticines....4 5 oU JK.NK3 TOWNSHIP, Curll, Campbell it Co., general merchandise 1 13 00 Amsler A lima., general merchan dise 12 13 00 S. S. Towler, pateut medicines 4 5 50 T. J. Hyner, general merchandisel3 10 50 John Hoover, general merchan dise 14 7 50 7 50 M. C. Carriner, general merchan dise 14 Jackson, Matson it Co., general merchandise 14 7 50 7 50 James Nevison. general merchan- bse 14 W l'.vi-,mi fv, ,m,irai i.,.m.i,u. dine 14 7 50 W. Ilyrom & Co., patent medicines 4 3 50 I V 11. Mwiwrt l'n. in.npru niAl1. cuauuise 14 7 50 BARSETT TOWNSHIP. J. B. Pearsall, ceneral merchan dise 13 10 50 J. B. Pearsall, patent medecines...4 5 50 J. 1. Uouirnerty, peneral merctian dise 14 7 50 A Cook, general merehandise 13 10 50 Marie Creek, Lumber Co., general merchandise 14 7 50 KIXUSLEY TOWSSHIP. D. B. Toby, general mer -handise.,14 7 50 M. Andrews, general merchandise. 14 7 50 M. Andrews, patent medicine 4 5 50 Wheeler it Duseuhurv, ceneral merchandise, 14 7 50 i rank Gillespie, general merchan dise 14 7 50 E. Berlin A Co., general merchan dise 14 7 50 BILLIARDS. MARION VILI.E. M. C. Carriiiuer. one billiard and pool table 40 50 F. M. Reek, one billiard and pool table 40 50 BALLTOWN, T. W. Corah, one billiard and pool tablo 40 50 TlONEiiTA. Herman A Siirimia, one billiard and jiool tablo 40 50 HHKOKT A. Lusher, one pool table 30 50 A. is. lloyt, ono billiard and pool tablo 40 50 BY ROM STATION. M. E. Gravbill it Buzzard, one billiard and pool tablo 40 50 THOMAS B. O.SBORN, Mercantile Appraiser. Iioucsla, Pa., March 22, lt&7. "NEARLY CRAZED with pnin" i.i lhe Mid cry nf iiianj n virt!:n ol rlii'imiiitiMii or iiciii:il;;in, nd ireipn-nliy otiior dimiiwH, mu h u kidney uiul liver C(iii'!.inU, iiru directly ti.nealilu to rlui i mutism or neuralgia. Thwm ilim'aes, for v.inm unepl'.unalilu reason, nre mpiilly i'.i i ri'Miiiiiir. ainl in tmiiiy ii. .lam os ure tJn 'li'ert litnr-e ot nniili suiiiics wliiili s-i liinr tlx real origin as to Ik- luisir.l.cii lor i.llnTilise i.Mi-ji. In curing l liciimntiMri, ni'ti r.ilcin, sick ln'mliii'lie., ami in iiuiny cases oi kidney mid liver truiiLiim, AtliioplioriM lias wrought wmidiTs. Tlioso who have it nre lnsl unalihetl to sieak of it i ikitX Ko-.iscN Point, New Ym 't. I too!: AtliiOpiion-sniiil I think it liei)e'l lie. I had nut walked lor wciki 'A licit I t.'ok the Atiiiopiiorns nivl lutvn waikivi t,.mv. 1 have taUi il nearly till inedii inc.i rcccmmcmleil f ir rln'tii'ii'iin, nn ! I t!iin' tliat Atlilnp!inr:vs lieiped tne ti e niott oi iinv. 1 am not cnLircly cup-d yt, hi:t r.m oiiig to taku Allilonlu n-M if it comes on Lad again. Mi;. Ti'.ni. liAvr: Holtenvi!'.", Yt., Ac -."" I'll'. lv I can thankfully h iy I heliev. 1 owe my lifo to Athlophoros as tin iiiMnimcrt in tha hand of God. I have had no rrtvrn of those awful spells of neuralgia of the heart since I last wrt yo-i. llopirtr this mnv inilucc others ioiry o vkIumIiUmi tniHli ciiie, I renin in Very respectfully yon", Mrs. i S. I'AK.r, Tawlin,':, N. Y., Amuhm t: 1 H " . The litlln of Atli!"llior 1 r'-iireil for Jacob KeinniTS wilend"'! iikea cli.irm. She had leen coufmcd to her ! 1 f.tr three weeks or more. Could liar .My !iclp herself anv. In one week die ti.-m n )ier 1 et. SIio hail not lonclHiforeu'ivcn iiii-ilitoac'.ii'.ii and had iiillammatorr rhuuiatin. A. A. Ttr?7. Ek'ery druggist should keen Ai.ilnrliores and Allilophoros 1'ilU. hut where they c-ih-uot Im homtht el' i!ie liu.:t the Aihlo phoros Co., 118 Wall St.. Nov York, will oeud either (eamaiti uid) nn retiijitol regMlar price, wiiii h O pir Luttlo for Athlophoros and (or I'ii's. Ft Mver Wiilnnr Tlno. i!y7'T'' in- 1!jiinn, wcukncH. nerroiy C"H''ity, tiM ol woiaon, ciiiisiiiintlon. hcflnche. in jure blood, ui., A thioelnmo I -".t " nnuquni. SATKI HIM I.IFK. Mr. D. I. Wilcoxson, of Horso Cave, Tv v invn ha wns. fur mnnv venrs. huillv alilicteii with Phthisic, also lSialxitos; tho pains were almost unendurable and wonh sometimes almost throw him Into convul sions. llo tried Rlortric llilters and got relief from the first bottle and attor taking six bottles, was entirely cored, and hail gained in llesh eighteen pounds. Says he positively believes ho would have diet had it not been for tho relief alfonlod by Electric Bitters. Sold at hlly cents a Dot tie by . W. Bovard What True Merit Will Do. Tho unprecedented sale of Boschoe's German Syrup within a few years, has as tonished tiio world. It is without ilonl) the safest and best remedy ever diHcoverod for the speed v and etfeetual cureot Couuhs, (nlfln nml the wevnrest T.uuir trouhles. It ncfji nn nn rnitirnl v different nrinrinli from the usual prescriptions given lv 1'liysi- cians, as it does not dry up a Cough unfl leave tho disease still in tho system, but on tho contrary removes the cause of the trouble, heals the parts attested and leaves them m a purely nealtliv condition, .v botUo Kept in tho" house for use when the diseases make their appearance, will save doctor's bills and a long spell of serious illness. A trial will convince you of these facts. It is positively sold by all drug gists and general dealers in the land. Price. 75 cts., large bottles. TIMETABLE IN EFFECT Juno 21, IKN5. Westwaid Pittsburgh Division Eastward A.M. P.M.I A.M. T.M. 35i 7 20 jar Pittsburgh lv t 00 a 50 4 11: 4 11 1 Parker 12 11 12 14 4 0:1 1 4 03; I Foxburg 12 40 12 25 4:1, 2 4:li Franklin I 1 Mil 1 38 15 -1 l.": lv...Oil City...ar 2 151 2 05 A.M. P.M.I P. M ;A.M. .M..M. V. M. A.M 9 0.1i 2 05 12 25. ar... Oil City....lv 3 0-V ti 50 f8 44 11 45 11 45i Oleopolis !: 2- 7 10 t8 35 tl 11 -V- ...liaiilo Iloek...;t.l 1 T7 17 f8 3ii fl 34 11 27 President..... :f3 30 f" 20 8 lt: 1 18il0 5.il Tionesta 3 W 7 :17 8 01! 10::: 10 21H Uickory 4 05. 7 50 f7 53' 12 5tl 10 12l..Trunkeyville..jt4 13 I" 58 7 40 12 43: 9 50 Tidioutfl 4 '2!. 8 1U 7 o;t yj. 25 j 9 17;.. .Thompson ... t 45 t 211 701 120:.l 8 45 1 Irvineton 5 1518 45 8 49 U 501 Warren. ... 5 :i()i 9 05 arj 8 12: 9 35 !P. M. A. M. 12 11 15j lv.. .Kinzua.. P. M. A.M. A.M. P.M. A.M. I P. m.!a. M. 4 20 15j lv...Bradford ..an 8 00:11 25 P.M. A.M. A. M.I P.M A. M. 8 12 11 05 U 05 ar...KinBna....lv 5 50 11 00 10 3.rn... Suirar Run ... 1 ;i 9 40 8 17 9 45 5 3!l 10 431 9 55, Corvdon 5 31 10 3111 9 34 Onovillo 8 33 10 03 0 40 10 II 8 47 10 18 8 53 10 24 7 07 10 39 7 23 10 65 7 37 11 09 7 47 11 21 8 03 11 37 8 10 11 45 P. M.1 A.M. 5 24 10 201 0 15i....Wo'.f Run.... ft 18 10 24; 9 00 Quaker Bridge. 5 04 10(!8I 8 3:...HeU House.. 4 4!: 0 531 7 50 ... .Salamanca.. 4 34, 0 30; 7 20 .So. Carrollton.. 4 24; 9 281 8 55 ...So Vandalia 4 07 9 VS. 0 28 ...Alldtrany. 4 00 1 9 05 6 lo lv Olean ... .ar P. M. A. M. A.M.I Adpitional Thai Leaves Kiny.ua ll:0.".sin. Warren 12:50pm, Irvineton 1:45 pin, 1 ulioiite 3:l.pin, lionesta o:0..pm, ar rives on City h:4nptn. additional Train Leaves oil city 8:00 am. Oleopolis 0:10 am. Eagle Rock 8:55am, President 7:0"Jam, Tionesta 7:52am Hickory 8:4Uam. TrunkeyviHe y:00am,Tld- oute 9:u0am, Thompson 11:00, arrives Irvineton 11:30am, Warren Li;50pm, Kin zua J:o.ipm, (Sugar Itun :1:0. Corytlon 3:00, OnovillH :;:15. Wolf Itun 3:30, Quaker Bridiro 3:40, Red Houso 4:10, Salamanca .-:0, South t urroilum .i:30. South V auila na 5:48, Allegheny 0:18, arrives Olean 6:30pm. 1 rains run on I-.astern Time. Trains leaving Pittsburgh 9:00am. ar riving Pittsburgh 7:-pm, are Solid Trains between liutlalo and Pittsburgh. 1 rains leaving 1'ittsburuh 8-.;tpm, ar riving Pittsburgh 7:20in, are Solid Trains with Pullman m sleeping Cars between liiitlalo and 1'ittsburuh ,-Za-Tickets sold and baggage checked to all principal point. Get time tables giving full infiirmatic n irom i oinpauv s Agents. GEO. S.'GATCUELL, Gen'l Supt, J. A. FELLOWS, Gen'l Pubs' r and Ticket Agent. No. 84 Exchange St., Butfalo, N. Y J. L. CRAIG, Agent, Tionesta, Pa. A0EHT3 WASTED to tell "REMEJI8CEKCES" of 60 TEAKS in the NATIONAL METROPOLIS. BY UlUHtratinir the Wit. Humor, and Eccen tricities of noted celebrities. A richly il lustrated treat ot inner Society History, from "ye olden time" to tha wedding of Cleveland. Wonderfully popular. Agents report rapid sales. Address for circular and term. HUBBARD BROS.. Philml. l- mjpJAPM L RO AD. Pbia, Pa. mar2 St HERMAN & DRUGGISTS Jc TIONESTA, COOCCOCO oooocec cocccc WE COME ! COME! Come whore you can buy nice lress (ioods! , Conio where you can get tiood Goods Cheap t Conio whero you can get what you want ! Come whoro the goisls redeem themselves! come wnmm the &?im?txY8 ?im InSrUINU DUESS GOODS we have complete stock of the Choicest Goods at prices that will astonish tho closo buyers. Sattino Berbers., Soilings, Qingliams, of every kind at LADIES' SHOES Come where tho Stock is Complete ! Co mo weore tho Stek is Now ! Crnno xvhero tho Goods are Reiiuble ! Comn whore Prices are the Lowest! CLOTHING FOR ME.V, CLOUIXG FOR BOYS, COTHIXG FOK ANY BODY, AND EVERY BODY. Our Clothing Room is full of New Suits just reeeivod 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 bo sold at tho Lowest Possible Prico. Come and see us. Xo trouble to show goods. H. .7. HOPKIlSrS & OO. 3SSSLSQK 42BfiBE&US2l. IN THE EXCHANGE BLOCK, HAS THE MOST COMPLETE Stock of FURNITURE, r ; lytfi I jiff - ' J" i TO SUIT THE TIMES. WT WITH THE LATEST IM- OTSfe PROVEMENT AND This Is lbs only Store yon can ascend and desirend Flvo Stoiiei without clluiing btairs. Free ride in tho Elevator in the EXCHANGE BLOCK. "WABBEIT, PEITIT'A. Telephone Connections. .;ast of huspension Hridge. ALLEGHENY JfALLEY R. R. Most direct route to Pittsbiirtrli and tho East. Oniy route landing iaseni;ers ut Union Station without delays or transfer. 7r-Tniins run by Eastern Time. Time table in ollVs-t Nov. 2S, lfMi. Northward, I Souihward. 1. 3. 1. 2. 4. 1 . a.inJp.m. p.m. I. v. Ar. ..m. i. in. p. in. h on Hisi. a ai Hittsburgn.. i i. 10 in, li (Me 4 05 W. P. June 0 lo H aids lo 10 47'10 38 4 4'.) Kittan ning 5 40 5 45 1 1 37 1 1 3' 1 1 "T 5 40 Red B:mk.; 4 5M 5 02 10 Wl 11 43 11 43 5 52 Brnily ll'nil 4 41 4 43.10 31 12 1112 14 821 ... Parker...! 4 13 4 1210 112 40112 25 8 55 .. Foxbnrir .1 4 05i 4 03 9 52 12 48)12 32- 7 04 ..Emlenton.! 3 52 3 55 9 44 nton.! 3 521 3 55 9 44 Brdell: 3 KM 3 10 9 0(1 klill... 2 45 2 45' 830 1 21 1 07 7 40 Kenne 1 50 1 38 8 Pi .Frank 2 15 2 05 8 45 ...Oil City...! 2 15 2 15 8 00 p.m.'a.m p.m., in.,n. in. n. ni. JI.UI..U. iu. a. m. K..a.iVl'. p.m., a.m. a in. a l.ii :i(to 7 4o ..Titusvillo.i l 1; l lo. 1 10 4 13j 4 08 9 0O Corrv.... 112 15112 1c 5 3o! 5 2C 10 35i..Mavvi!lo...;i0 45ill 00 (105, 5 V. II 12'...Brocton...10 01.10 20 8 22' 8 12 11 30 .. Dunkirk . 8 IMP 8 00 1 III ... Hullalo... "3"52-"7"li7 .".".C'TioneHta...: 4 25, 8 10 TMioute.. 5 00 8 45 ..Irvineton.. 5 150 it 05 Warren... 7 23 10 55 Salamanca. 8 00 It 25 ...Uradlbrd.. 8 10 U 4.V ; Olean 9 45ilU (NI 8 i0 8 15.... 1 IS 8 Hi. .. 7 40. .. 7 10 12 43! 12 Hi 1 1 501 8 4!K... 9 H3l 4 4!.... 9 lot 4 20.... 9 U5 4 0i. .. p.m. a. in. p.m. Ar. Lv.ja. in. p.m. JtrlT-Eii ll'alo Sunday Train leaves Pi ts burtih 9.00 a. m., arrives at Oil City, 2:20 p. m. Returning, leaves Oil City 2:20 p. m., arrives at Pittsburgh 7:45 p. in., stopping- at all stations. DAVID MrCARliO. Gen'l Supt. E. II. L'TLEV, Gen. Frt. fc Pass. Agt. Pittsburgh, Pa. WATCH CLOCK & JEWELRY REPAIRING. TUE UNDERSIGNED would respect fully announce to tiie citizens of Tio nesta and vicinity, that he has removed his watchmaking; establishment from Ty leraburg; to Tionesta, in the room over Wm. Sinearbauujh A Co.'s store, formerly occupied by Dr. Morrow as an oillce, where he is prepared to repair watches, clocks and jewelry. 37 years experieneo will enablo him to give satisfaction. Give him a trial. K. KALLE. IF1. W. LAW, Practical Tinner. All kinds of Sheet Motal Work prompt ly attended to. ROOFING ( A t SPOUTING. CONNER BUILDING, Up Stairs. TIONESTA, PA. SIGGINS ! GROCER PENN. ccccccccccccccccec SAY - COME! lowest prices. &c SLIPPEBS. OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, TOO NUMKROUS TO MENTION IN DETAIL. STYLE OF KEARSE. WMjiiiii&CB. FOR ALL KINDS OF DRY GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES, ZTRESI1 GROCERIES, $?ice Kais & Caps NOVELTIES IN QUEENSWARE AND GLASSWARE. MEN'S, LADIES' A BABIES' J 3H "W E L R Y ! or THE BEST TOBACCO ASO CIGARS. SAME AA CASH ALWAYS SECURES BARGAINS -A T- WMSMEARBAUGR & COS, TIONESTA, PA. HUNTERS AND TEAPPEE S Send for PriceList of RAW FURS, SKINS AND WILD GAME. -TO W. CB-OTTXjIDSI3 dec8 3m BOSTON, MASS. Exocutor3 Notice. . PRICES LOWER THlfl PVER Whereas, letters testamentary to the estate ot Thomas Nugent, late of Jenks township, deceased, have been granted to tho subscribers. All persons indebted to the said estate are requested to make im mediate payment, and those having-claims against the estate of the said decedent will make known the same without delay to Joseph bostaph, george lang scott, Executors. or E. L. DAVIS, Att y. SEND your Job Wcik to the REPUB L1CAN Oflke. ) 4 ) 1 J
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