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THE FOREST BEPUB11CAN.
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tBiron 4 PnormtTon.
) WEDNESDAY, JULY IS, 1SS7.
k- KcpiibllcBii County Ticket.
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Prothonotary, Ac,
CALVIN M. A USER.
Sheriff,
UEOIIGE W. SAWYElt.
Commissioners,
J. J. PARSON.
C. F. LEDEBUK. ,
- ' Auditor, " ''
11. .. tilLLESPIE. '
E. I.. JONES. 1 '
Jury Commissioner,
C. II. CHURCH.
CAM. FOtt THH ltKPrHl.lt AN KTATE
rttNVKNTION.
Ps
nEATKil'ARTErtS nF.rTHt.lCAK
STATU COMMITTER,
nii inii.rniA. June V. ws,
ipk nAnnMiniui Slum Convention will
i. i tho (iniirA House, at 11 arrisbu r pt,
ii.o thir.1 VfMlnosdRV of August, the
irii, ihk7 at 10 o'clock, a. in., for tho pur
pose of nominating candidates for Mate
Treasurer and Juilgo of the Supremo
innrt nd for the transaction of otlier
business.
Th attention of RrnuM leans through
,.t iu Hmt In rpimeetfullv directed to
the following rermanont Kules for the
hnirlintr of State Conventions and tho
rrwlnnt. of t )ia nnrl.v.
First, That Delegates to the Stoto Con
vention shall be chosen tn tho manner in
which candidates tor tho uonenu Assem
tvbb fast bcirg destroyed. Appeals for
aid nere sent lo Warren, aod the en
lire fire department of that place re
ponded, reaching the scene at mid
night. Work was beguu in earnest,
but the lire had attained too strong a
hold and nothing could be done but
to prevent the fire from spreading.
Even in this their attempts ero met
factual, and men, womeu and children
rushed into the strotts io their night
clothing, having been unable to save
anything. From miiluigM until three
o'clock iu the morning the town con
tinued to burn, and finally with tho
dying breeze it expired, having nnth-
ins: more to burn. The town is tu.
.leoimrrd with the exception of
.....J
the railread depot and thirteen nouses
on the side of a bill too high far the
firo to reach. The loss is estimated at
more than 8300,000, while the insur
ance U less than $100,000, mostly held
by those who could afford to lose. The
rcuson there was so littlo insurance is
that the rates ranged from 7 to 10 per
cent. Hundreds of tho sufferers lost
evorv dollar they had io the world,
and are to day homeless nnd penniless.
The citizens of Warreu have respond
ed to tbo calls far aid most nobly,
having subscribed iu money alone
nearly $5,000, to say nothing of the
clothing, food, etc., sent io. Oil City
also did well, raising iu a very short
time over 81,300. Other oil towns
It
W. C. T. U. COLUMN,
Cndurteil 6.y the Tionesta Union.
Tho W. C. T. U. meets the lid nnd 4th
Tuesday of each month, at 3 p. in.
President Mrs. Ell Holoiuan.
Vico Presidents Mrs. J. U. Palo, Mrs.
W. J. Roberts. .
HeeoidiiigSoc'y-Mrs. L. A. Howe.
Cor. Sec. A Treas.-Mr. S. P. Irwin.
Hoe vnlo him thnt pi.-eth hi nciyhhor
drink, that puttest thy I'otttr to him, ami
makceit him lrunkcnalxo.llaX. H, '
The Steam on Bot Wheels!
1.1 tr nrn nnminntpd.
Skcokd. Hereafter tl-.eStatfl Conventions havo jon0 nob ;a ln;8 direction
,,rHr .i,i tl, o third Vndncsdav of Au- U not likeiv the town will bo rebuilt.
rnt. niMiit in tlm vear of the Presiden
tial election, when it shall be hold not
By Rev. Theodore L. Cnyler, Pastor
of Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
Church, Brooklyn.
It roquirss two wheels to propel a
fairv boat. If one is clogged the boat
simply revolves iu the water without
progress. Every cart needs two wheels,
ml ifono ix off the cart capsizes. Our
temperance reform depends farilssuc
cess on both legal suppression of dram
shops and ou moral and religious ef
forts to dissuade people from driuking
liquor. If either wheel is oil the re
form capsizes.
This simple, elementary truth Guds
fresh confirmation every day. In olio
of tho most thrifty towns of North
Carolina local prohibition has been in
farce far three or four years. The
people voted heartily (under their ex
cellent "lojal-optiou" or local suppres
sion law") that no saloons should be li
censed. Nolle havo bceu : the letter
of the lav has been well enforced
Yet there has been no liltfe hard
drinking and drunkeunesrin that town
AmItp. rnhin mt Itrllnble.
n m in nin-nva b relied upon
toekrrvins,o,kthepu
and susiain me rruum.i"" r. ---
pushing and reliaW, by ,nI"p.nd.,n1'i
...., T wi. -iii ifilliKhod merit and
uch as are popular. HavinR the agency
for the celebrated Dr. Kings New lilsoov- ;
erv for consuniptlon, colds and cough".
ill sell it on a positive
.,iii.,.rairi.iininv and every itiffimn
ot throat, "111111?", or' chest, and in order to
prove our claim, we asit you vn
get a Trial Rottlo Free.
A Ureal Surprln
I In store for all who use Kemp's Ral-
..., tin, Throiil nnd LnniiH. tho gr-at
uiiarniitppit remedy. Would yon believo
that it is sold on its merits and that cacti
dniiruixt Is anlhorl7.ert if) rciunu .vour
money bv tho 1'i-opni ior oi uus womu-i-I
nt remedy if it fails to cine you. . W.
Hovaid liiis Kocuied tho Atteney for it.
Frlco 50c. and fl. '1 rial si.o free.
VOMKltlfl I. t't'RHS.
V. 11. Hovt .t Co., Wholesale and Retail
nrnuirlstn of Umiiio. tla.. say: We have
l,..ml x.dliiii Llr. K inn's New discovery.
Kleetiie Jitters nnd Hucklen"s Arnica
Salve for two years. Have never handled
rmmlinx Unit, Hell as well, or give such
1 mil induction. Tliera lmvo been
,.iii wnxilorttil mii-es effected ly theso
.,.iiii-l,in in I i r citv. Several cases oi
pronounced Consumption have lwen en
tiiolv cured bv uo of a lew bottles of lr
Kinu-s New Discovery, taken In connec
tion with Eloctrio liitters. We guarantee
them always. Hold by U. W. uovaru
HERMAN & SIGG-INS!
DRUGGISTS & GROCERS,
TIONESTA, - PENN.
IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT WILL ALWAYS BE FOUND
THE FRESHEST GMQCEMES,
BERRIES, FRUITS VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS, IN SEASON.
..... ai ' r1nvlr
Iu our Drug Department, which is in eimrgo oi n iiuironBinjr wunmiuu.
will always be found the
PUREST DltUliS AND CHEMICALS!
PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED WITH UTMOST CARE.
Kl.KN'S AKMCASAI.VK.
Tlio l,est Salvn In tho world fortius
l'.niiaoi. Mores. ;tcers. Malt Itnouni, rover
Sores, TVltor, Chuppod Hands, Chilblains,
IWtm mill nil sKUl l-.rilOLHlim.
tivi-lv i-iirc Piles, or no pay required.
is cuiiranteed to give pertei-t siiiiMiaeuon
or nioiiey refunded. Piieo 25 conta per
box. l or salo by O. W. Jlovartt,
Atl i in 1st rn tor's Slo.
kodscss;
WNWVX'C '
coooooooc oooooco oococoooooc
iocooooooo c o o o c c e
COME!
. WE SAY-
COME!
COME!
Tho only hrnnd of Laundry bono
awarded a fust class incdiil at tho
New Orleans Exposition. Guaran
teed absolutely pure,, nnd tor pcneiirt
household purposes w tho very best
Come where you enn luiy nice Dress Goods I
Come whore you can get Good Goods Cheap!
Coiuo where you can get what yon want I
Come whero the goods redeem themselves 1
ALLEGHENY VALLEY R. R.
Most direct routo to PitUbnrgli and the
East. Only routo binding pasnengors at
Union Station without, delays or transfer.
jMI-Traliiw run tiy Eastern Time.
Time Uiblo In elUnit Juno U0, 1WS7.
Northward.
In the matter of tho estate of It. C. SCOTT,
deceased. No. 1 September jerni, itv-i
v VIKTUE of an order of the Or
nhan s Court of Forest County, the un
. i -ii ..tlt.i t.,iln it
T. J. Mahoney, in whose hotel one 1T Some ihiistv tipplers boucht hiuhest bidder
J? AKJ Uil"
TUES-
AT
mi a oi me nutui tun vtuinuu, . i - -
rTzrrvn Tliut wa rAfwmmnnrl to the fp W tiflVS DrtiVlOUS that DO WOUlU UO 6U 1.,1 in a 1 f "linuid ii,o f.illowinir ilescrilied real estate, via
nM.n;..(lnna Ihnl in thflr mloS ... . ,. . , 1 : I I 1-1. n ....o n oil i vliliii fourth Of all tllll
COME WJ2UZ Tir& &fXmiMAm8 titiK?
Ill SPRING DRESS GOODS we have complete stock of the Cholcost Goods
at prices that will astonish tho close buyers. N
more than thirty daya previous to tho day 0f the fires broke out, was arrested hevond the town limits and brought AT THE POST OFFICE IN
iixed for the National Convention, and , ..: r.ra ln 1 . , . . , ., , , DAS, WARREN CO., ON T
except in Gubernatorial yearn. At least far the crime of setting fire to his it i,ome itt their jugs, and thus evaded vy jrLY 2n 1SS7 A'
5iyJ,w!?uBIV",, 'lh" building, he having made a throat a lho law. Worse yet, two rival drug- ' 0 O CLOCK,' A. M.,
Sattine Berbers, SnUingsIngliairtSj
PBIHTS,
they allow tho largest freedom in the gou-
ai
oral nartiolnation in tno primaries uou
Kistent with the preservation of the party
organization.
v i he State Convention of June 30th, Urt,
V UHVIUK HUOliHOUU CWUBlUlim icjiicdhiih. ... 1. -ill, . -
tion. Delegates to tho approachuig State curred during this terrible deslructioa
Convention will be i selexted according to . c McCutcheon. who worked
if the court refused to grant him a lt-
r , . J 1
cense. Manoney is now uuaer uemj
i bail.
Fortunately but one fatality oc-
la .entitled jOiuler the itepresontauve ap- , .,. ... uB-A1r,l the
S- I 1TOB DU UOUJJ n u . ., V. ..v .
damnation, aud havo peddled it out
over their counters as "mediciue.
The topers go to the apothecary-shop,
and then, in addition to lying about
their health, or carrying a lie from
their doctor, they take home the wiue
it.
Tho one undivided fourth of all that cer
tain piece or parcel of land sitiiato in me
Township of Harmony, County of Forest
and State of Pennsylvania, containing M
and acres, moro or less, uim Known as
the H. W. Scott farm, hounded and de
scribed as follows: "beginning at a pin oak
on tho west side ot the I'reaciies roau v"
called) and in tho north lino of hinds ot
lt.,i .r l.lirn I'll- mill. tneilCO aiOUK Billll
road north 15 degrees west tSO porches to
1 .otriululiit-A t wVii.-li paph f-nunt.v tit CltV 1 a In en Wft t ha fronrl A nf h IS frieUllS L n . A I .1 r ,ln.,..l. .n
.. ...... . . .. .... .. . .. , . I umictj - f, ,IT nr illB 1JUUI UUU null tit , uiuuBi v 11 ... .v... ' - ,
er the Henresontative ap- .... . . , j-'i .1.- - .... ixwt. I lonce nori 1 11 aim t iniii
To net rid of the temptations, tbo idle f.,, m.hes u a tost: thence by lands oft .
second differ the fire. He leaves habu 8ld lbe corrUptiorl 0f the open Yl. of
""in lot law passed at the recent ses-
vi Vu Liegisiature.
THOS. V. CGQPER, Chairman.
WE ENLARGE
The Republican greets its many
readers this week in an enlarged, and
we truet, a ranch improved form.
Without boaBting (for wo don't pro
pose to brag, bluster or blow about it)
we may state as a fact that it is now
tho largest paper, and contains nearly
-double the amount of reading matter
of any paper published in Forest
county. As to the character of the
natter and the general appearance
nd get-up of the paper we leave our
eaders to judge. We have had in
Smpl'tioa this change-J euaie
tue to the firm conclu
' until the time was
1 time had come,
in." For the
sh promises ta
1 nast, we' shall
vortb give our
aubscribers a c. -a, healthy and re
epectable paper, free from slander,
abuse, or rot of any kind." A paper
nvhose everyline may be relied oa as
substantial and truthful. Tho extra
expense incurred in the enlargement
of the paper has been much greater
than we anticipated, aud it would
Joubtless not be out of order here to
remind those of our friends who have
gotten in arrears that now would be a
first class time to call or send us their
"best wishes," etc. In the meanwhile
we hope our efforts to give' our sub
soribers a readable and reliable paper
-vill H' uperly appreciated.
a wife and six children. saloons is a creat beuefit indeed. But Loveless (formerly) south l and h decrees
Later-Mahoney had a hearing in L. , urpoM of tlie temper. 1'' r:,M i
Warren yesterday, and was bound ance refjrm i to stop liquor-drinking Us e;Ut ia) perches Jo tho place of ""j
over to court ill the sum of $3,000. The
evidence against him was entirely cir
cumEtantial.
Cullings.
Dr. Gibsou, the well known physi
cian of Jamestown, Ta., is so sick that
his life is despaired of. Ho has just changed ; that's all.
and drunkennoss. If the people of
that or any other town either import
their own liquors or get them by false
hood at drug-stores or "town agencies,
the mischief and the misery of the in
toxicating cup are uot ended. The
method of obtaining the liquor is
niiiv. bi.Tiiir nart ofa lamer piece of land
' . 7... lt...ltl
wsrrameu in mo imiuu ui ...
Tonus cash on eontirniation of deed.
CELESTIA M. SCOTT,
Adm'x,
Tldiouto, Ta., Juno 22, 1887.
DO YOU KNOW WHAT THIS MEANS
completed a $00,000 mouumeut for
himself. Later Dr. Gibson died ou
Monday, aged 7-i years.
Wednesday afternoon, June 29,
Gooigu ratch, au old resident of War
Now, iu such a town as the oue we
are describing, there is just as ruach
need of moral efforts io the churches,
schools, and families to uproot the
drinking habits as if no prohibitory
DEALING
ren county, was killed at Irviuetou by law existod. Tho legal-suppressiou
being struck by mail traiu east ou the
P. & E. road. Mr. Patch was nearly
60 years old, and was a widower, but
has two sons engaged in business.
J-Mr.fHe5.", Of Kiiianuii.g, contem
plating a visit to Germany, c 650
to his own address at a Germau City
wheel has been driven far all that it is
worth, aud well driven ; yet the cart.
has capsized. mv-
Gli "nevef"rne'an8 to let Christian
people, or parents, or teachers shirk
their bounden duties with impunity,
and turn over the whole sin of bottle-
It represents something you like and ap
preciate. It Illustrates our iiiuin
od of doiiiK business. It
means
- " Don't yiU see ?
of every kind at lowost prices.
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Come whero Prices are the Lowest!
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rfrRn(Viilo Sunday Train leaves Pitts
burgh tUHl . in., arrives at Oil t:lty, 2:20
p. in. Heturiiinn, leaves l)il City 2:20 p.
m., arrives at Pittsburgh 7:45 p. m., felon-.
CLOTH INH FOR MEW, CLOH1NU nm liui,
COTHINO FOR ANY BODY, AINU J. cm uuui.
Our Clothing Itooin is full or New Su'ts just received and Marked Down
Iaiw. WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. And don't
forget that we are Headquarters for
pin at all Hlntionx.
E. 11. UTLEY,
mi
liAVii) MdCAHUO. (Jen'l Sunt.
uc.11. . , i-as.
A St
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Our Goo.ls are all Now and Fresh, and -Will bo sold at the Lowest Poasihlo Price.
Come and see us. No trouble to show goods.
II. J. HOPKINS & CO.
WM. SMEARBAUGH & CO.,
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT Juno 10, , 18
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-DEALERS IN-
Whcn he got there and called fur the worship to tho hands of magistrates
v08COE Conk. lino says he has ideas
on present politics, but does aot think
thorn worth expressingXOk, get off
the percb, Roscoe 1
ff Davis is getting sensitive. He
- being called a rebel and
"I the same, however, Jeff
rebel and traitor, and be
change the fact now that it is
becoming penful. ' v
Tiie President will not attend the
f Qrand Army reunion at St. Louis, on
Nunt of that little rebel flag epi
" V. He might hire a substitute for
HOLE TOWN BURNED.
brth Clarendon in Ruins.
1 , .? it.i
VSl aestrucuve iue tutu ever
Js-oil country town broke out
V6flrendon, on the P. & E.
vfoWen miles east of Warren,
'Jt n Ihe uight of the
V ho daT, out of a total of
bndred b'tiildinsrs. only
, and upward of 1,000
siihout homes. The fire
i simultaneously in tho
tiDB mill aud iu the
Swned by T. J. Maho
"tment was called
1 no progress at
1 thortly their
' also took Iir
led. A brisk
iug aud tli.,
down b'.th
nd"rthu
trect
money, be found that a cousin of bis,
bearing the same name, bad lifted the
money and spent the mo6t of it in
treating bis friends, who cougratuu
ted him upon his good luck in getting
a fortune from America.
At Clarion on Tuesday of last week
Bird W. Greenlaud, aged 17 years,
son of Major W. W. Greenland, acci
dentally shot himself with a self cock
ing revolver. In attempting to draw
the revolver from his pocket to shoot
at a bird tho weapen caught iu his
suspender and was discharged, the
ball entering the left groin. He lin
gered until Thursday last, when he
died in great pain, lbe young man
was very popular with all who knew
him.
' Prepare for Inspection.
Tho members of Capt. George Slow
Post, No. 274, G. A. R., are hereby
notified that at our next regular
meeting, July 20, 1887, Captain
Cummins of Tidioute, will inspect our
Post, and it is earnestly hoped all the
members will be present, and in uni
form as near as possible. A vote will
also be taken ou the proposed Pension
bill, and it will be to the interest of
all to attend, and have their votes
recorded for or against, or propose a
substitute if so desired.
D. S. Knox, Commander. ,
J. W. Moiikow, Adj't.
THIS IS WHAT WE
"Samantha et Saratoga."
Mit-3 Marietta Holly, tho distin
guished humorous author known as
"Josiah Allou's Wifo," has just finish
ed her cew hook, "Sau:autha at Sara
toga," iu the inimitable mirth-provoking
k-tylo of "Samantha at tho Centen
nial," "i'.ctsey Bobbin," etc, aud has
sold the MSS. for a good louud sum
to Messrs.- Hubbard Bros., of Phila
delphia, who are employing tho best
humorous artists in the country to il
lustrate it, aud propose bringing it
uut liis siting at a popular price by
svuscriptiou. Mi.-s llully speiit all
i'ast season amid the uhiil of fashion
at Saratoga, uud takes olf its follies,
flirtations, pug dogs, low neck dross
itii'. etc.'i elc, in a stylo that is ovtr-
flowing with riohect humor, aud must
create u great
and policemen no more than He in
tends that all licentiousness and theft
and gambling shall be left to the civil
authorities to suppress, while church
and school aud home fuil to loach the
Seventh and Eighth Commandments.
We are radicals, and go for the root
as well as the trunk and the branches
of the devil's upas. Any man who
opposes the sale of intoxicants iu the
saloons, and yet bays wines, ales, aud
brandies for his own tablo, is playing
into the bauds of the enemy. Prohi
bition and total abstiuance stand or
fall together.
A zealous political prohibitionist
said to mo lately: "What is the use of I
your total-abstinence sermons, aud
temperance Sunday-school books, and
tracts, and pledges? Clean out the sa
loons aud tho evil is done with."
Good friend, without moral efforts you
will not be able to "clean out the sa
loons;" and if you did people will get
their intoxicants elsewhere, unls you
can give them a total-abstinence con
science to let the accursed stud' alone.
The evil is uot "done with" while the
drinking usages with open mouth cry
out for the bottle!
Push ou the temperance meeting.
Push on the temperance literature 111
every shape. Push on the pledges 1 f
entire abstinence. Push ou the fight
for prohibition at the same time. Let
the steam on both wheels ! We waul
law, and love also; persuasion uot to
driuk liquor. Shutting saloons is uot
all; we must smash the jugs also.
We want hundreds more fiery
tougued advocates of total abstinence
aud suloon suppression. Peace with
each other, bretiireu aud sisters! But
war to the hilt against the bottle
everywhere !
f Preach.
i Practice.
I Uuarautnt!.
Honest Values')
Latest Styles PUT BEFORE YOU.
Fairest Prices, j
In opening our Elegant New Stock of
early Spring Styles in
CLOTH IK G, DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, WIS, CWSV GROCERIES, QUEENS
. WARE, STATIONERY. CANNED GOODS, CUTLERY,
. JEWELRY, TOBACCO, CIGARS.
BOOTS AND SHOES A SPECIALTY !
PARLOR AND CHAMBER SUITS!
LOUNGES,
(The Newest.
YOU'LL FIND THEM I The Host.
(.The Cheapest.
Prioen
Omilities. V AS YOU LIKE THEM.
Styles,
OOODS OF FIRST CLASS QUALITY IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
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Come! We will treat you right. Re
member Siiuure Dealing in
FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING!
AT
Exchange Muck,
next to Exchange Hotel,
Telephone. WARREN, PA.
TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS.
THE IMPROVED WHITE
-IS-
nutieti numi
,t kiiaaliou.
Astonishing Success.
It is tlie duly of every person who lias
uweil KohcIiuu'm (ii i'innii t-iyrup to lut lis
wonderful iUaliticH be known to their
friciiiU in cuiiiii; t'oiiMimplioii, severe
Coo'I'k, Croup, AhIIiiiih, Pneumonia, ami
in iiu-t all throiit anil lun ilieiwe. No
person can use it without iinuieiliatu re
lief. Three doses will relieve any case,
and we consider it the duty of all Drnj;-fcist.-;
10 recommend it to the poor, dying
con-uinptive, lit least to try one bottle, as
WJ.ooo dozen bottle were "sold last year,
mid 110 one case whore it failod was report
ed. Such a medicine as the German Syr
up cannot bo too widely known. Ask
your druggist about it. Sample buttle to
try, sold at 10 cent. Rcguliir size, 75
ceuU. b-jld by nil Druirisis and Dealers,
in the Uuilvd States andjCauada.
THE EASIEST SELLING, THE BEST
SATISFYING
SEWING MACHINE
ON THE MARKET.
IT SELLS UPON ITS MERIT.
Its Construction is (Simple, Positive and
Durable. Its workmanship is unsurpass
r.l. Do not biiv anv other before tryiiikt
THE WHITE. Pricea aud Terms made
Satistactoi y.
DEALERS WANTED.
WHITE SEWIXG MACHINE CO.,
CLEVELAND, OHIO,
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A WELL-TRIED TREATMEN
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FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, DYSPEPSIA, CA.
TARRH, KAY FEVER, HEADACHE, DEBILITY,
RHEUMATISM, NEURALQIA, ana all .rcmt
and h'trvout DUorJirt.
"COMPOUND OXYGEN " bting tektn inla
the system, the llrain, spinal marrow, ana tno
Nenre-Gannlia Nervou. Ccniref" ar
Dri.
BTARKEY
AND PALEN
hav the liberty I
rtfer (in Droof of their
staiulinv as Phvsitiansi
in ths followinff-nanied well
1 ... liav -.i-rl wWlJlr Nerve-Ganili:
ih.ir Ti-jim-ni- Hon. William ' nourisheil and made more active. 1'hu
D. Kellcy, Member of Congresj, Phila. ; Pm-. the Fountain Head of all acllviiy,
Kev. Victor L. Conrad, Editor Luilieran F f?!?!!" bolh menial and physical, it re-
OL-isrver, 1'hil.i. ; Ke. Cha. W. Cushlng, , ' t. ' -N atored lo a slate iif inlegrily,
Locknori. N. Y. : Hon. William Penn Nixon, Ed- . and the nervous sleai.
llor Inter-Ocean. Chicago, III. : Judga H. P. Vrooman, TO the organs, and urn
g icncMio, kail., & thousands of olhcr, in every part of ihe world, v. I J muscles all act
"COMPOUND OXYGEN ITS MODE OF ACTION . . ZJ trS.
cicuily
.Hod House,
Salamanca..,
So. ('iirrollton
So Vandalia.,
Alloc-any....
lv Oloan ... .ar
P.M. 'A.M.
Additional Train Leaven Kineoit
lliOiiiiin, Warren ljiAOpm, Irvinnton 1:45
pin, Tidioute 8:15pm, Tionesta f:0,"ipm, ar
rives Oil City fl:45pm.
Additional TitAiN Leaves Oil City
6:00 am, Oleopolis 6:10 0111, EjkIo ltm-k
(l:55iim. President 7:02am. Tioner-Ui 7:62hiu
Hickoi v 8:4Uain,Trunkevvillet(:O0ain,Tld
oute th'aOani, Tlionipso'n 11:00, arrives
Irvinoton 11:30am, Warren l';50pm, Kin
ziir 2:U5i.in. Snirar Kun 2:20. Corvdoil 3:00,
Onovillo 3:15, Wolf Hull 3;30, tiuake
BriilKe S: 10, Itod House 4:10, Salamanca.
5:02, South CarrolUon 5:30, South Vanda
1 in 5:48, Alloheiiy 8:18, arrive Olvwi
0:30pm. .-'
Trains run on Eastern Timet.
Trains leavin;r Pittalmrnh DiOOum, ar
riving PitlslmrKh 7;2.ripm, are Solid Ti uiua
between Hulb'to Mid Pittsburgh.
Tuaiks leaving PittMburf-h W:50pm, ar
riving Pittsburgh 7;;i.'sm, are Solid Train
with Pullman's Kleepiu) Cars between
Uullalo and I'illBlmrh.
rr-TickeU sold and baggogo chocked
to all principal points.
(let time lubles giving full inforinaMc n
fioiii I onipany Anenu.
GEO. S. OATC'HELL, Geu'l Supt.
J. A. FELLOWS,
tien'l Pass'r and Ticket Agent.
No. 84 Exchange St., Jlulfalo, N. Y.
J, L. CHAIU, Aont, Tionesta, Pa.
AND RESULTS" is the title of a book of two hundred pagea
n..l ..I,J l.u lln c;,9,i...w Bna Palm, which cives lo a 1 Inonirers
full information as to this remarkable curative ap-"t and a record f surprisinK
cures in a wide rauce
wili br: mailed free lo any address on application.
..formation at to this remarkable curative necM and a record f ftiirpri&inK .
& in a wide range of chronic cai.es many nf them nfier being abanduncd to die by other pVKirt.s,
hr niniled free to anv ad tires on aonlicumn.
Drs. STARKEY & PALEN, 1527-1529 Arch St., Phila., Pa.
Estate Notice.
Letters of Administration having bo.il
(rallied lo tlie undersigned, on the eatato
of Charles 1 Hilton and Sarah A. Hinton,
deceased, late of Tionesta Borough, Forest
Count v, all persons indol.lt J to either ot
wiid estates, are requested to make imme
diate payment, and those having legal
claims against the tino will present them
without delay to N. I. HOST,
Administrator,
or E. L. DAVIS, Atfy, Tionesta, Pa.
Executors' Notice.
Estate of Hon. John Reck, lato of Tio
neita, Forest County, deceased. All per
so is indebtod to said estate are requested
to make iniinediate payment. And thotse
liaving legal claims agaiiibt tlie Sitine, will
present thtni without delay iu proper or
der lor settlement to
SKBILLA KECK,
W. ii. KECK.
Exeuutom
or MILES W TATE, Attorev.
Juue 14, 18S7. I -
THE VOLUNTEER SOLDIER
of America. The latest and Greatest
Work of the most illustrious Ameri
can Volunteer Soldier,
GENERAL JOHN A. LOGAN.
Tlie volunteer service defended aud up
held. Logan's Personal Kcininiscenccs
of Aruiv Life. Largo Octavo Volume,
lieautiliilly Illustrated. Agents) wanted
at once. Circulars free. P. J. FLEM
ING fc CO., 4 i'Hth Avcuuo, Pittidiiirgh,
Pa. apr27-4t.
The Kichest Humorous Hook of tho Age is
SAMANTHA AT SARATOGA
bv Josiah Allen's Wifo. Miss Holly uncut
ail last season amid the whirl of fashion
at Saratoga, and takes off ita follies, tiirla
tioiiH, low neck dressing, pug doga, Ac,
in Wt-r iiiiinttalile inirth-provokiug .My In.
Tlie book ia Pofuel" "' ated by Opper
tt, - ick. AVill olt
Urirrtil. (
Law Blanks ! Blank Books !
BOOK BINDING.
RIDGWAY PUBLISHING CO.,
(Limited.)
RIDGWAY, PA.,
Aro now sole proprietors and publish
111 n ui siiu iidh'uiuivu oluu uiujj, uvum
of Copyrighted
LAW A CONVEYANCINO BLANlvi,
Consisting of nearly four hundred differ
ent forma and printed on the luvt linen
ledger paper. Thay are Complete, Uni
form, Acciirato, and have tho endorse
ment of the bent law judges iu the State.
Write for catalogue. Discount to dealer.
We also iiiaiiulactuio
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And do ull branclies of
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GILDINQ, Etc.,
In the neatest and, best style of the art.
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' ' ' W e guarantee our work equal t
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