THE FOREST REPUBLICAN.
K. WINK,
WEDNESDAY, FEBKUARY 8, 1888.
Announcements.
REPRESENTATIVE DELEGATE.
We are authorised tn Announce CURTIS
M. BHAWKKY, of Tionwt. eandl
lt (or Rpprospntntlrn Delegate to the
Republican Stat Convention, which meets
In llarrlaburg, April 26, next.
We lire authorised to announce II. C.
WHITTEKIN, of Tionesta, as a candi
date for Representative Delegate to the
Republican State Convention.
NATIONAL DELEGATE.
EpTTOR Rkitiii.ica i
Ploaxe announce my nntno ax a candi
date for Ioleirate to tho I'hioajro Conven
tion, subject to the District Conference.
A. B. KELLY.
Tionctita, Jan. 9, 188S.
CALL FOtt THR RGPIBL1CAN STATE
CONVENTION.
IlEATKlUAKTFRS REPCRLICAJf
Statk Committke.
Philadelphia, Jan. 21, ISMS,
The Republican State Convention will
be held in the Opera House at HarriNbure,
on the last Wednesday of April, the 25th,
1888, at eleven o'clock, a, in. for the pur
powof nominating one. candidate for Su
premo Judfre, two persons for Presiden
tial' Eloctors-at-Lnrpe, and twenty-eight
persons for Presidential Electors, the
latter to be named by the Delegates from
the Congressional Districts where Districts
have not previously named them. Also
for the election of four Do'ogatcA and four
Alternaten-at-Large to the Republican
National Convention to be held at Chicago,
June lUth. 1888.
The attention of Republicans through
out the State la respectfully directed to the
following Permanent Rules for the hold
ing of State Conventions and the conduct
of the party :
First. That Delegates to the State Con
vention shall be chosen in the manner in
which candidates for the General Assem
bly are nominated.
Second. Hereafter the State Conven
tions of the Republican Partv shall be
hold not earlier than the third Wednesday
of August, except in the year of the Pres
idential election, when it shaU be held not
more than sixty days previous to the day
tixcr! for the National Convention, and ex
cept in Gubernatorial years. At least six
ty days' notice shall be given of the dato
of the State Convention.
Third. That we recommend to the
county organizations, that iu their Rules
they allow the largest freedom in the gen
eral participation in the primaries consist
ent with the preservation of the party or
ganization. The suite convention of Juno 30th, 1886,
having abolished Senatorial representa
tion, Delegates to the approaching State
Convention will be selected according to
the number of Representatives in the
Legislature to which each county or city
is entitled under the Representative Ap
portionment law passed at the recent sea
bion of the Legislature.
TIIOS. V. COOPER, Chairman.
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.
Prim a riot fur election of Delegate
to Stats Convention, and nomination
of Delegate to Chicag) Convention
will be held in the several townships
on Tuesday, February 21st, (the day
of the February election), tbe return
Judges to meet at tbe Court House, in
Tionesta Boro, on Thursday, Feb'y
23d, at 2 o'clock P. M.
Rules same as govern regular Pri
maries. By County Committee.
C. M. Shawkev, Chairman.
Jan. 23, 1888.
Who Gets the "Better Wages?"
The free trade journals of tbe
country have about abandoned the
claim that American wages are as low
as foreign wages. The claim was so
absurd aud ridiculous, and was so eas
ily disproved, that they found it did
more harm than good to their cause.
So now the most of them have aban
doned it, and they have constructed
Aipon its grave, as it were, this jircpu
eitrfcit--.
"Tbe truth is that American labor
is just as cheap as any other labor on
me eann. ine better wages paid is
only the result of larger productivity.
Philadelphia Eecord.
"Larger productivity" is good. At
the same time, without discussing tbe
meaning of "larger productivity,"
which is certainly elastic enough to
supply avenues of escape for the wild
at freo trade dreamer, the American
workiuRtnan will continue to congrat
ulate himself upon the fact thus ad
ruitted by bis free trade persecutor
that he is paid "better wages" than
auy otner laoorer on earth, lbw is
about all he cares for. . If he gets $3
where the foreign laborer gets $1, it
matters little to him what tbe cause
may be. "Larger productivity," what
ever that may mean, may be the cause
of it. If it is he will give three cheers
for Captain Larger Productivity. At
tbe same time he will take good care
to vote against tbe party that would
atop "Larger Productivity."
But the shift in position that is here
attempted is dishonest. Free trade
journals that have persisted for many
years in the most outrageous lying
with respect to the wages of American
and foreign labor, cannot now condone
their past sins by this admission. That
they were ly'iBg, tbe thousands of em
igrants that were daily crowding our
fehores testified, and confession now is
ctily an aggravatiou of their offense,
because they do it solely that they
may start a new and more plausible
lie, and one more difficult to refute.
Aoanias remains; he baa simply
changed his coat. It will be well for
the American Protectionist to keep an
eye on the "larger productivity" ar
gument of the free traders, in the ap
proaching campaign. llarruburg TtU
egraph.
Senator Quay on Monday Intro
daced a bill to pension soldiers who
were confined in rebel prisons during
the war. It provides that for impris
onment of more than 2 months and
less than G months they shall receive
half peusion ; for mors than 6
months and less than 12 months a
three quarters pension; and for 12
months or more a full pension. It
also provides that the prisoners shall
recoive pay at tbe rate of f 2 a day
during tho time they were imprisoned.
Senator Quay is getting there with
both feet in his new Senatorial duties.
He believes in looking well after the
interests of bis old comrades in arms.
W. C. T. TJ. COLUMN.
CbKfticfcd bjf the Tionrsta t'ni'on.
The W. C. T. U. meets the 2d and 4th
Tuesday of each month, at 3 p. in.
President Mrs. Eli Holeman.
Vice Presidents Mrs. J. 0. Dulo, Mrs.
W. J. Roberts.
Recording Sec'y Mrs. L. A. Howe.
Cor. Sec. A Treas. Mrs. S. D. Irwin.
TTo unto Aim that giveth hia neighbor
drink, that ;ti(vtt thy bottle to Aim, and
make.il him drunken alto. Uab. II, 15.
The wicked worketh a deceitful work !
but to him thataowetb righteousness shall
be a sure reward. Rev. 11, 18.
RIGHT NAMES.
Every distillery should bear the
sign, "Hie Curse Factory." On its
great carts about town should be writ
ten, "Q iarrels brewed at short notice."
On its advertisements should be print
ed, "Any and all kinds of mischief
furnished, at the lowest price, and
warranted to last a life time." Those
splendid vehicles, drawn by the noblest
horses in the street, grind a little child
to a mangled, bloody mass of quiver
ing pulp at every corner. But yet
they are permitted to run. They dis
member a woman of all ber happiness
on every block yet they are permit
ted to run because the quivering pal
pitating victims are not seen. Yet
some of us see these things as they are.
We read tbe proud name of the brew
er, and contrast the fine house, in
which' he lives, with tbe hovel which
his trade has made; and we wonder
what the common Father will say at
last to these wicked brothers who have
painted their dwellings with the blood
of their brothers. For there cometh
a day when the curse of curses shall
itself be cursed by Him who has pow
er to curse, and none can hies. Even
now it is written, "cursed be he that
putteth the cup to his brother's lips."
Rev. Emory Uayner.
SCIENCE VEKSCS MODERATION.
The French Journal of Hygiene es
timates the probabilities of life for
moderate drinkers and total abstainers
as follows;
Moderate Drinkers.
At 20 they may expect to live 15
years.
At 30 they may expect to live 12
years.
At 40 they may expect to live 10
years.
At 50 they may expect to live 8
years.
lotal Abstainers.
At 20 they may expect to live 40
years.
At 30 they may expect to live 36
years.
At 40 they may expect to live 28
years.
At 50 they may expect to live 21
years. '
Frances . Willard concludes a
talk to our W. C. T. U. sisters in
Kansas in these words: "No woman of
you liveth to herself in this great mat
ter, but behind each one vho casts a
ballot stands an army invisible yet
real who will cast their ballots sooner
if you are loyal to yours, and later,
or not at all, if you hold yours light
ly, or throw it aside altogether.
Let me beseech you to make this
duty a subject of serious reflection and
earnest prayer. "Evil is wrought
from want of thought more than from
want ot Heart, Dy women as well as
by men. The eyes of the white ribbon
women all over the world are turned
toward you; they are listening to
know your verdict; they are watch
ing your 283 cities to see if you reg
ister. Do not let your vote on tbe
fifth of April next, fall below last
year's famous aggregate of tuenty tix
thousand ; do not let tbera be disap
pointed ia their estimate of your in
telligence, your loyalty, and your de
votion. Dr. Hargreaves says: "It is a great
mistake to think that malt liquors
are lets injurious than brandy or whis
ky. What malt liquors lack in ajco
holic strength is made op by drinking
a larger quantity. While the drinker
would be content with a gill of spir
its, he will drink a quart of ale or
beer, and not feel satisfied, and thus
he will driok mote alcohol than if he
bad taken braudy or;wbibky.Druuk
eoueos by beer is worse than by ar
dent spirits, aod there are more malt
liquor drunkards than whisky drunk
ards." Good resolutions are often like a
loosely-tied cord on the firBt strain
of temptation they slip. Tbey should
be tied in a hard knot of prayer, aod
then they should be kept tight and
firm by stretching godward."
Taste not, handle not, touch not,
should be inscribed upon every vessel
that contains spirits in tbe house of a
man who Uhes to be cured of intern-perance.--Dr.
Benjamin Iiush, 1785.
COUNTY AUDITOR'S REPORT FOR THE YEAR 1887.
8. FITZGERALD, Treasurer of Forest County, In account
for year ending January 2, 1888.
DR.
To Pnlnnce from Wm. Smear-
bamth S 7,747 36
To lands redeemed from County 204 24
To ree'd for use of Court Room 1 00
To ree'd for Rooks sold 1 SO
To roe'd for Grass sold 4 00
To ree'd for old plank sold 4 60
To ree'd for old lamp sold 1 60
To ree'd for Ink sold 65
To seated tax for 1N87 8,301 43
To unseated county tax for 1887 8,054 60
To seated lands returned for 188(1 425 22
To unseated county tax received
for ISSfl 3,0(11 VI
To slxtv dsv list for 1887 303 10
To lands sold bv county for ISK7 1.19 00
To fines ree'd by county for 1887 25 00
To ree'd from city of Hradford ac
count Howen 9 60
To poor fund Oreen township.... OH 25
To poor fund Hickory township 220 00
To oor fund Tionesta Uoro 20 00
I 25,477 6H
To Balance 12,570 25
S. FITZGERALD, Treasurer of Forest Countv, In account with State of Pennsylvania,
for the year ending January 2, 1888.
To Balance from Wm. Smear'
bauith.
I 42 lrt
603 71
To State tax for 1887.,
705 87
Balance $474 67
To
S. FITZGERALD, Treasurer of Forest County, in account with Redemption Fund,
for year ending January 2, 1888.
To Balance from Wm. Ruiear-
bantth. $3,443 M
To individual amounts received,
1887 ltS8 67
$3,612 63
Balance $3,381 85
To
J. R. ClIADWIC'K, County Commissioner, in account with Forest Couuty, for the
year ending January 2, 1888.
To orders drawn $173 00 By 66 dav's services $16-4 00
By 50 miles travel 5 00 $173 00
OLIVER BYERLY, County Commissioner, In account with Forest County, for the
year ending January 2, 1888.
To orders drawn. $234 40 Bv 60 dav's services $180 00
By 644 miles travel 64 40 $234 40
W. D. SHIELDS, County Commissioner, in account with Forest County, for the yoar
ending January 2, 1888.
To orders drawn $222 60 Hv 60 dav's services $150 00
By 725 niiles travel 72 60 $222 50
CURTIS M. 8HAWKEY, Prothonotary, Ac, in account with Ferest County, for
year ending January 2, 1888.
To orders drawn $260 20 By fees $260 20
LEONARD AGXEW, Sheriff, In account
January
To orders drawn $355 00
To jury fees received 40 00
$305 90
40 00
To Balance..
P. M. CLARK, District Attorney, in account
aianuary
To orders drawn $184 00
FOREST COUNTY", ss:
We, the undersigned Auditors of Forest County, d hereby oertify that we mot at
the Commissioners' Office in said eounty according to law, and did audit and adjust
tbe several accounts of the Treasurer, Sheriff, Prothonotarv, District Attorney and
County Commissioners, for the year ending January 2, A. D. 1888, and find the same
as set lortli in tne foregoing report. In testimony whereof, we have hereunto set our
bands and seals this lfitu day of January A. D. 1888.
E. L. JONES, LS.)
ROB'T Z. UILLESPIE.fi, S.j County Auditor.
WILLIAM BLUM, LS.Ii
Attest-P. M. CLARK, Clerk.
EXPENDITURES of Forest County
County Commissioners $ 629 90
couuty iiiiiimssiouers vierK.... iM uu
Counsel fees 60 00
Bounty on wild cats, foxes, Ac... 256 65
Jury fees 1,920 69
Jury Commissioners and Clerk,
64 10
Assessors
406 06
46 2 00
Printing.
Constables and Tipstaves 278 47
Court Crier 67 50
Road View 193 30
Fuel and lights 20J 25
Elections .
494 80
Commonwealth costs.,
637 75
Books and Stationery.. 199 68
Repairs on Court House and Jail 157 55
Warren Hospital 760 85
Sheriff's Fees..
355 90
Prothonotary's Fees 260 20
Janitor 148 35
Postage 18 99
Collector's Commission 333 50
FINANCIAL STATEMENT of Forest County for the year ending Jauuary 2, 1SS8.
ASSETS.
BuluneA doe A.. Countv account hv Solomon
Seated Lands returned for 1887
Due bv D. W. Clark for coal
Due by Tionesta Township
Due by Tionesta Borough
Due Dy Micaory Townsnip ; 61 43
Due by Green Township 95 00
$13,43466
LIABILITIES.
Amount due on bills not presented for payment $ 284 00
Surplus over all Liabilities... 13,150 66
$13,434 66
FOREST COUNTY, ss :
Pursuant to law we, the undersigned Commissioners of Forest Countv, publish tho
foregoing exhibit of the reuepits and expenditures of said County for the year ending
January i, 1000. yy miesa our nanus ana
W.
C. F.
J. J.
Attest-J. T. BRENNAN. Clerk.
Mason & Hamlin
Organs and Pianos.
Tho Cahlni't Orjrnn wa intrntlnccd by Ma.on &
Iln(iiiii in M wm & Hiintlhi Oitf-tt.it tiuvo
always) nioint.mirt il:-ir mjtivniiti'y over all otitt r.
huvin rvccive.l Jli j-l.w-t It un.ra u) ullCrtal WuitiTt
The Imnrovn! Ml- uf Mifn-jln r Piano, luvrntcti
ty Muxm X IJumiiii lit i- u p.-ai i.tluuicu iu
piano construction, ) rt- )r4..oii)nic H "llu
rrvattift hiiiirmtMUi-m in piano in lu'f n century."
i'Uti't circular, iui .iu'ii teHinmniulK from
Imri;iiucr. niii'iinie. una Inner, tmU 1'ituiO und
riritu t'auiluguuit, frt o,
UASKI li EALIST CMAH AUD PIANO CO.,
tS Zut lt.k i:. '"ai-r Znrr Vlt 70E.
Agent to Sell
tho HISTORY or
. BLACK
PHALANX.
Ma MotpatitW Tt Irat af itt
kind to raeord ba ntMaru
j'"V 0" Kmtho Huu.1111 4Mua iba sfh
rV4l r A "7. 1811 1 K" iibrwT
Pi"- mii 11 Iklla ( W
rM ; l.ti a4 KUcia. pri.au.
' , V'Vfc AffU ijrt ' U 0 talis pet
kct. t-ad for seculars
and iltartlicraai, at (1 'JUfaiuut.
II. fXitana Un l'raa, m fcU
fwl u paai. Mi.iia ptf.
AMERICAN PUB'B CO
ion WUKK of every description execu
v leu ai mv iif.r l j-ni
;BLICA.N olUce.
Man
ed
with Forest County,
CR.
111,401 20
Hy county orders redeemed.,
Hy fl per cent, commission
lly vouchers for seated lands re
turned Hy vouchers for exonerations
By 6 per cent, commission on
$230.78, redemption money...
689 48
402 13
810 07
13 84
Hy Hahuico $12,570 25
t!2,570 25
Hy State Treasurer vouchers $220 19
Hv 6 per cent commission 1101
By Bjlar.ce 474 07
$705 87
By amount paid Individuals f 230 78
By Balance $3,381 85
$3,612 63
with Forest County, for year ending
2, 1888.
By fees $365 90
By Balance 40 00
$395 90
with Forest County, for the year ending
z, loss.
By fees $134 00
for year ending January 2,
1883.
Express and Freight
8 60
347 00
24 19
134 00
91 05
.30 00
114 60
1,361 60
116 67
84 19
500 98
703 32
25 5')
115 81
1 60
10 00
2 42
36 00
5 00
1 5
Stenographer
Refunding orders..
District Attorney ..
Western Penitentiary
Cleaning Court House
Auditors and Clork :
Bridges, Repairs, Ac
County Institute
Coroner's fees
Special Court expenses
County Treasurer's Com missions
Watchman ior J1
Supplies for Court House and jail
Witness fees, County Com ..
Court Auditor
Telegrams
Jail Physician
Board for Bowen, Lunatio
Acknowledging Commissioners
Deeds
FitrorRld. Treiumrnr sl R?A or.
399 68
25 66
182 50
110 12
seals mis inin any 01 January, a.
D. 1888.
D. SHIELDS.
L1.DKBL R,
PARSONS, I
Couuty Commissioners.
DO YOU KNOW WHAT THIS MEANS
It represent something you like and up
Jreviate. It illustrate our inolh
od of doing business. It
means
SClUAItK IfEALIlTG !
Don't you soef
Preach.
Practice
Guarantee,
THIS IS WHAT WE
lloneht Vuluesl
t Values'!
Styles
t P'rietw. j
jUot St
PUT REFORE YOU.
Fairest 1
Iu opeuhiff our EU'ant New Stock
Of
early Spring Stylet in
PARLOR fiND CHAMBER SUITS!
LOUNGES,
TA.BT.LlS, ScO.,
fThe Newest.
YOU'LL FIND THEM The lient.
(.The Cheapest.
I'riecs )
(qualities. AS YOU I.IKE THEM.
Coino! We will treat you rijrht. lie
meiiilier Square boalinn in
FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING!
AT
X K LSOX C2 It KKX Lll. !',
Exohuiiu Block,
noxttd Kx-hango Hotel.
Telephone. WAKKEN, PA.
TF YOU WANT a respectable job of
-a. ii uiniiR ai a raHonariie rriocscnd vour
order to ttiu ofiic.
DEALING
H. J. HOPKINS & CO.'S
ocoecooeooeeooooooeeoooooo eooooooooeeeooooc
IS THE BEST PUCE IN THE WORLD TO BUY GOODS II
COME AND SEE.
LARGEST STOCK, FINEST GOODS, AND LOWEST TRICES!
SUITS AND OVERCOATS FOR BOYS FOUR YEARS OLD!
SUITS AND OVERCOATS FOR MEN THAT WEIGH 500 LHS. !
SUITS AND OVERCOATS ALL SIZES AND PRICES!
IE
IN MY GOODS: CHESS GOODS Ai FLANNELS !
OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE!
All Wool Undcwoar for Ladies, Gentlemen and Roys.
All Wool Underwear for Misses, Children and Rablca.
HATS HATS !
ANY ftlZK ANY mill
All Wool Dlanketa, Gray Blanket, Shanty Blanket, Mixed Wool lllanketa.
Horse Blanket,' Knee Robes, Wolf Robe.
Our stock of Boots and Shoos la very large and MUST BE SOLD,
RUBBER GOODS AND FELT BOOTS A. SPECIALTY
G&QejsftiKS, G&qce&ies, (xnocimxs,
FLOUR, FEED, AND SALT!
Our Grocery Stock is always Complete, and embraces everything kopt In this market.
HARDWARE AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS A SPECIALTY.
Come vnd see us ; we will do you good.
U. J. .HOPKINS & CO.
HERMAN &
DRUGGISTS
TIONESTA,
IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT WILL ALWAYS BE FOUND
iwb fmesmebt Gnocsniss.
BERRIES, FRUITS A VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS, IN SEASON.
In our Drug Department, which is in charge of a thoroughly competent Clerk,
will always be found tho
PUREST DRUGS
PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED WITH UTMOST CARE.
DEPARTMENT STORE.
5c, 10c.
'
COUNTERS.
WM. SMEARBAUGH
TIONESTA, PA.
BOOKS, THREE CENTS EACH!
Th fntloirltif book! &nj (mhlUhM la nt punrhlct form,
lihd In vnv Und or lacmatfe.
litsrature of th df at tl prnst trlflln
Ik kt ttia tnoiit trtflln xmiiii
haM tit price ftt wliicb Uj iu hw tmernd. l&ch
WmiIom mt tha World. Natobai. Ornim.
tolnt dac r iptluBi od illMu st lout of ilia mvl vuDdarlsl
Wu-kiof ns)lur and of SBM. Vary loUraaSllBR dnj taatraclW.
WMidr t the Hea. A ecri(rti. r u nanr wonder,
fml ftnil Maui if ui iiiltti fciuad ai Ut tHtlluui l tb ocow. iia
roftt lituBlrtliu.
'A PIsjjMMr Etartla, mn Othrr k4cBa. By
"Josua allk'i Wir." A ruliactioa ( trraaiaitbif fsaajr
tatlcltM bf lli riaiI popular baroorou) wrltar ! I ha day.
Tk Ammt h.ela Har. 1jClsu iiisum, tnlhnr
f " 1'feo kuf g liweuuiaiiu " A mutt rldlcuiowlf funay bowk
-Inifsrs wattqiuit "Widow btdott."
CarlsttMBa ivtwrlea, by Chiibb hriBna. CoaUtni
lattar of ttt BttctiAiuiitir CtirUtWM mUtw r wrltlM
lltcr4Mt wriurw'io I'srllTtd, Kchoa lacosnpUta.
Husnti U10 RvcNtn l,iat A b-.k of toriMrtciitxil
pulMul (kinoa, for t.. utl folks t b..ni.
Popular Kocltatioaa ad VUImif. buainrf, tram,
tie U,J palftatlo, lurluitlnf ll llal, Usl ftbd Btnai popular.
Tna,-ir-iBad Mei of atwdrrw TIsssm. Coo u in. por
tratu and btKtiila of Uiooua Mil tuaJa Auit leas.
llmaiif fraitklin io ih praaact.
Pamlllaff QuotaUons. CooUlnlnt tha origin aacl author
lilpyf mii iiTiiMaa frauantlr ittai ta r4lDg aa4 eoanrM
lloa. A ftiuall work of rvforauca.
Low I.I fa la Mew York A aariaa of vltid paapletaraa
) iu mo datk t1 of hf In I ha grMlctty. UarUft,
1 he Kad to Wealth. Mr. aa adrartlalag clraatar,
nt lliutougtilr prarttt! Work, txilnltng out a war 1
whh'h all mar mk moncjr, aaally, rafiidly aud Bob tat lr.
ao llaadred 1'opolar Soaoa, aabtlmanul.pathatla
an.l romlcjutiu-hrij mn)i 0t tha Uniff. w an4 oU.
?!; i-i 1 Hflp, A It owl. By Mra. at.T Aaxaa Ftaau.
A Bartered l.lfV A Nal. Itj MaBiuK KiaiiRD,
An Old Maa'a fiaotilca. A Hani. Pf Mra. Aaa .
D9-Wo will and inr fbur nt t h ahmra rwvika hr
M oataiany (wmru iior ftO Contoi tha otira hat ( txMtka) for ?A tTontat tit utlr hat L.nnl in bi-la
with cloth bark. fur I .IO. Tlnaia tha trratat barftai Id Uaki arer otfarnd. Douotf ail UtUkt) advatitiaoi it.
SiXtktftiA ilon ywvrairtffX ormonty r'fuml&I. Foataxo aiamia Ukau furfrailoni of dollar. AiUi our rt-lirthill'.y,
we rafar to aiif uawapa;r puUlabtd lo New Y'irW, likawUf to tha Counurreul Astanrlea. All oi-lora fl Utt y
'luxuiuaU. Aadieaa aiiiatbwa; M.tiV'lil'HbUaBWs A Mrr atrlAw iav
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iltMlUator,
07.00
Pried Single Bottle (ovist 60 doesA
00
bold hf IruBgli or
Sent Prepaid aa llecclpc of Prlca.
Humphrey' Med. Co., 109 Pulloo Si., H.
T.
hIC) & WHKK and upward pool lively
3J Hotrured bv meu aeutu stilling Dr.
Booll'a Genuine Electric lit It, 8uHptJii8oryt
etc., and by ladies helling lJr. tSooll's Kluc
tno Coreeta. 8am pie free, IS tale sex. Dr.
bcolt, bit Broadwav, N. V Nov.lti -3ui.
23:
CAPS CAPS !
ANY HIZK AND ANY PKlt'K!
SIGGINS !
GROCERS,
PENfJ.
AND CHEMICALS!
25c. 50c.
&C0.,
hriatod from rood maduM trn on rood
iflf lllmatraiod. Thy sr without uicaptiua ti cliciul bmiks vur Lut
J furuiftti to th UMM'i of tti rul an iiixrtunttr to iscun tit beat
in any miir ns these arvat uraa would eoat mmuf
oa t oounll la iutf
Tho rorwolllal Rahloa. A ttorrl. Hy M. t. C.t.nB,
Tho Old Oak.- C haos. A Kal. byPvLVAitua Coaa. Jr,
The I'cHBrl wflha Oasjaa. A Moral. Hy Clk AuuusTi.
IUIUw A ah liaiit A Moral. Uf Hauaart ttt-ounvw
Iliutimttd.
t UffollooBO. A Moral. T TT W. Tuara. "
tadrr th LIUca A liwfal. By tba awiuor af "Dot.
Tbi'raa."
Tho IMaaioad Broaclad A "oral. By Via. Baaav
Wooo. lUttrut.
Tbll arrslNL A "r.1. y Mlaa M. B. BBtnaoa.
Tha Htronao 4'aaooT Dr. slokjtl aod Mr. tlj4o A
gtoval Br It T- eiBBiaw.
AWIchroiilrL A fioral. F Habt Patflt HiT.
Ladr Vaiworth'a Ploaaoada. A al. By Tb
Dltbbm."
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Tborna." UttalrauJ.
Tho Nina of llnarta. A "oral. By a. L. Vaaiaovj.
Oorla's Kortaao. A Moral, Pioitsra Wianu.
A lw Morrlaara. A Moral. Br Htaa Huu.ci. Qua.
Tho aJalltr Klvoa. A Moral. By Wii bib CtLi-a.
ThoFolaoaoTAapa. A Moral. r Pldiiivi HtAiUf.
Moat faro. a. A fi..ral. Br Ur. Usmi Wool.
Korarlaa the rttrr. A Murrt. By ktra. AiasAwpaa.
A iHaywHahCa OaughUr A Karat. By atra. Aa
It' w . sua. Jut. JirOlad.
tz'.r mi r.sofl. A Kaott. By tho aataor of Dora
Ttl'TU," IUuttrat4. . u a.
I.aacaaUra CabtaV A VovaL I7 at.T.Ticroa.
JUmirtt4.
riorwaca Irfaotoa'a Oath. AKaotl. By lira. aUaf
A. PamaoM. UiMlaiiJt ...
Tha Woaaagi ilatcn. A Bwrai. By Pr. J.U. Boaixaoa.
Tho Call rural Cotta. A Moral. Dy II. T. CLira,
mail noat nalJ unno rorl nt of oolr 1 Oata i any frn for
S.H.
GENERAL MERCHANTS.
Deulura lit
FUR ITTJ IR; 33.
-AlbO,-
UNDERTAKERS.
TIOSESTA, I'A.
KIR EC'S
FLO ATTiG SOAP
THE CHIEF
For the Bath, Toilet and Laundry.
Snow Whita and Absolutely Pur.
If roar nler flooa not hoop White Cloud "our.
Bead IU centa fur aampla oke to th mafeara,
JAS. S. KIRK & CO.,
CHICAGO.
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KSTEUN NKW YORK l'KNN
8YLVANIA KAILHOAD.
(Formerly b , M. v. p. K. .)
TIMKTAni.R IN KFKKCT I)c. 10, 188T.
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A.M.
7 M
4 i
P. M.
7 60
4. 'Hi
4 2
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A.M.IP.W.
nr riltnlurh lv
I'arker
Fox burn
Franklin
pom ano
12 1112 14
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7 40 12
f7 n 12
7 10 12
8 40 11
6 12 11
06 11 66
ar. Oil Clty....lv
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46 11 00
710 40
3110 30
13 20
7 ia
t7 17
7 20
77
7 80
7 68
8 10
f8 2
8 46
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9 35
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A. M.
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60
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10
60
16
V 60
87
7 6
7 26
6 30
5 46
n 1)2
4 On
4 IS
Ticltouta
...Tluimpiion ....
4 26
f4 46
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I v...Klnrua...,
500
6 80
0 12
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P. M.I A.
4 20 H
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M.
16
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6 21 10
6 11 10
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17
9 45
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6 83 10W
6 40 10 11
8 47 10 IS.
0 53 10 24
7 07 10 89
7 23 10 65
7 A7 11 09
7 47 11 21
8 03 11 87
810 114.5
P.M. A.M,
24 10
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24iiiinikpr Itrlrige.
i ... Hri llnuap.
41 1 ... Salamanca....
13! .so. Carrollton.
601. ..so Van.lalia..,
ml Allritaiiy
410
00,1V Oloun ... .iu
M.I
OKO. S. 1 TCHKI.L, Oeu'l Sunt,
J. A. FF.Ll.OWsl,
llun'l l'asa'r and Ticket Afrnnt,
Nn.fl Krclimiirn SI . Itnll'nlo K V
J. L. C'KAIU, Anont, TiunevU, Fa.
ALLEGHENY JALLEY R. R.
Moat ilirort mule to Pilll)iirp-!i and tha
Kant. Only routii liuulinK nxMi'n(sra at
Union Station without riVluvs or transfer.
Xf-Traina run ly FHMtoru Time.
Tinio table in ell'ivt Nov. 10, ltiS7.
Northward.
( Houthward.
r a.1' 4: j"r
a. in.
(I O'l
10 i:i
p.m. . i li. I . v. Ar.
H60; 2 (HI IMItHl.uruli.
l .I)l.. 111. p.io.
7 601 7 SO; 1 15
10IKI! IS W. V. Juno
(I 30
6 1H 12 10
6 4 5 1 1 87
6 0210 62
4 43 I0X
4 1210 02
4 031 9 62
3 65 9 44
8 ItH 9 Oft
2 4Aj 8 S4
2 16 8 05
n. 111. n. 111.
10 4?il0 3
11 it" 11 27
11 4.-!H 41
4 01 K itlan nirii;
4 50 l'.oil linnk.
5 05 Fjfi linulv
6 .32;... I'arker.'..
5 40 .. Foxliurn .
6 40 . Kmli'iiton.
H 2" K iMineidi'll
7 OO.Frar.klin...
7 30 ...Oil City...
p.m.!
05l
5 23
6 0
4 3H
4 2S
12 II
12 14
12 26
12 32
1 07
1 3K
2 06
H. Ill
12 4o
12 4
121
1 fiol
2 16:
n in.
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3 16
4 1 .
4 1!',
3 42i
8 11
2 4o
p in.
. in. iu m.jW.N.Y. 1'
3 0.i j.litusville
4 litj I.... (Virry...
6 15: j..Myvi"lli...
5 6i i... Itnx'ton...
0 10: Dunkirk.
p.m.
A 111 a in.
l 4)
1 25 7 10
12 47 12!
6 20!
5 66
tl 12
7 50
"3 62
4 26
11 23111 15.
10 45,10 361.
10 HO
8 60!
'l is
12 43
12 in
11 60
9 63
0 15
0 05
10 17.
8 3(lL
Ooi.
'7 37'..;
jjiitlaln...
..'t'ioiK.ia ..
, .Tidiouto...
.Irvinoton..
Wai ron...
Suliiiiianca.
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Oloan
8 10.
7 40i.
7 loi.,
6 4t4..
4 641.,
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5 00! 8 45
6 :10 tl 06j
7 2.1 10 .V.!
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8 10 11 46;
4 20i
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p.m.
JAr. Lv.
a. in.
.frfi-ltuifiilo Sunday Train Uavea Pitta
burnli 0.00 a. m., arrivoa at Oil City, 2il5
p. in. KoturnliiK. loavea Oil City i:40 p.
in., arrives at l'ituburgli 6:00 p. in., atop-
Iiiiiii nt all Mtation".
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