THE FOREST REPUBLICAN.
4. t. WCNH,
tOlTOH 4 PftOtaitTO.
vEOxraDAY, ArniL 15, irs.
Tun recent demonstrations of Sena
tor Sherman's strength among the
Ohio Republican calls fur arothfr
ftorrn of blood sbirl bowls from ibe
Bourbon organs. The howls will be
forthcoming, too. If there is one
thing tli a t the Sherman-hateri can-do
better than another it is howl.
Mr. 'Jeoroe William Curtis an
nounces iu the current issue of llarpcr't
Weekly that he has arrived at Ibis
opinion of Cleveland's achievements
iu behalf of Civil Service Reform:
"The result will be, therefore, thai the
Administration will have done prac
tically nothing to restrain the hand of
a spoils successor.' .
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The unity and act.rtry Sbich pre
vail among the Republicans of the
Erie District are -fall of danger for
the Free-trade monopolist who now
misrepresents that ," constituency iu
Coogress. There is indeed a pleasing
likelihood that Colonel Scott will be
quite overwhelmingly elected to a re
tired and well upholstered seat in pir
vate life.
r The rumor that the President hesi
tates to fp ni4 Minister Thelps to the
chief justiceship lest it cost him the
Irish vote in his struggle for re elec
tion is, true or untrue, an interesting
bit of political gossip. Politics and
statesmanship are pretty evenly mixed
under the present AdmiVation, aod
if there is any prepondeV&ce it is in
favor of the former.
It is interesting to note that the
monuments to be erected on the Get
tysburg battle-field are in good taste
and high art. The time will come
when not only every regiment that
took part in the battle will be repre
sented, but every State will have its
individual monument to honor the
part its sons took in the deciding fight
of the rebellion. HarrUburg Tele
graph. ' . ' .
The Canadian statesmen who were
"actually dumfounded" by the news
that the fisheries treaty bad been ad
versely reported by the committee of
the American Senate have only them
selves to blame for it. They should
not have forgotteu that there is one
very important branch of the Ameri
can Government still in control of the
party which stands for American in
terests. The New York Assembly has paus
ed a bill to substitute electricity for
the noose as a means of capital pun
ishment. Judging from the results of
the various fatal acciJents which have
followed the introduction of electricity
of late years, and the suddenness with
which death has ensued on exposure
to the current, the change proposed
promises to rob capital punishment of
much that has been objectionable..-'" '
. TnATftol-k'8niiu:8tration organ
the Washington Post is probably very
close to the truth when it says that
"the Dependent Pensions bill is dead
so far as the present session is con
cerned." And it might have added
with equal truthfulness that the meaa
ure baa been buried by Democratic
trickery to save Mr. Cleveland from
the unpleasant alternative of stultify
ing himself by signing it or defeating
himself by vetoing it.
A movement in Jefferson county to
make Solicitor General Jeoks the
Democratic candidate for Congress in
the Twenty first District has been end
ed by Mr. Jenks, who says that he
ii . i
wouiu not ouiy not accept a nomina
tion, but wouldu't serve if elected.
The Democrats could have no hope of
carrying the district, and whether Mr.
Jenks cares to be in Congress or not
and he is much better olT where he is
he has shown that be does not pro
posu to waste himself that way.
The conferees of this 28th Con
gressional district, nut at Ridgway on
Friday last for the purpose of select
ing Delegates and Alternates to the
Republican National Convention, and
nominating an Elector for the district.
The result of the conference was the
selection of A. B. Kelly of Forest,
and J. II. Ilaggerty of Elk, as Dele
gates; J. B. Patrick of Clarion, aod
W. II. Wighton of Centra, as Alter
nates; aud L. M. Truxall of Clear-
Elector. Forest county (Vela
uUiplimeuted in the selection
,-ldidate. While Mr. Kelly is
,-jbe leading citizens of the
H'oe it likewise an ardent ad
i of Mr. Blaiue, aud although
der no instructions whatever, e u tli
cieotly understands t'lu sentiment of
bis coustituents to discharge bis re
sponsible duties in au intelligent man-
ner. The Plumed Knight has said he
would uot be a caudidate, but if the
Republicans say he must, why then he
must, thut' all. Aud he'll win if
pamiDated ; dou't forget that.
In his suit brought agaiost the
Adams Exprefs Co. for illegal deten
tion anil bad treatment, Messenger
Fr.therioglmm, got a verdict for $20,
000. Ilis case has been a somewhat
fumous one, and his innocence was
fully and completely established, even
by those who confessed the crime of
robbing the express company ol $63,
000, for which they are now serving
sentences. The miblio will applaud
hit brave defense of bis character and
rejoice that the shadow which threat
ened to rest upon bis name through
life has been dissipated. In vindica
ting bit Dame he has won a fur greater
victory and one of much more value
to him than the money damages he
will receive.
A . correspondent writing from
Washington under recent date gives
this pointer: "I had an interesting
conversation to day with oue of the
shrewdest Repuhl'cao politicians in
the country on the political situation.
In conclusion he said: 'The masses of
the Republican party iu whatever
Stato you may go, have but one can
didate for the Presidency, the politic
ians have many, one for nearly every
State in the Union, but no oue of them
is strong enough to spread out into
more than one or two States at one
and the same time. Ouly a little more
than two months remain before the
nominating convention meets, so that
the chances are that when the conven
tion meets the Republican sentiment
will remaiu practically aa it is to day.
What will be the result? It does not
take a very loug headed roan to tell.
There will be a ballot or two, in which
all the 'favorite sons' will receive com
plimentary votes, then the convention
will proceed to carry out the wishes of
bine tenths of the party by nominat
ing the most popular man in America,
James G. Blaine.' "
W. C. T. TJ. COLUMN.
Conducted by the Tiotie.Ha Vnion.
The W. C. T. U. meets the 2d and 4th
Tuesday of each month, at 3 p. in.
President Mrs. Eli Uoleman.
Vice Presidents Mrs. J. O. Dale, Mrs.
W. J. Roberts.
Recording See'y Mrs. L. A. Howe.
Cor. Sec. A Treas. Mrs. S. P. Irwin.
Woe unto him that oiveth hix neiahbor
drink, that patient thy bottle to him, and
makest him drunkenalso, Hah. II, 15,
The wicked workelh a deceitful work !
but to him that so Aeth righteousness shall
be a sure reward. Rev. 11, IS.
The following from the Union Signal
on the Sunday School lesson of April
15lh, ought to suggest to every frieud
of temperance something for him to
do that the right may the more speed
ily prevail :
WatchiDg should not be all or chief
ly on the negative side, that is, agaiost
temptation; indeed, the surest way to
lessen the necessity for such ia to be
awake to the privilege of liviog and
working for the Master and His cause.
Whoever really watches for opportu
nities in the line of temperance, will
find them on every haDd. Example,
influence, sturdy effort agaiost the
traffic, and for the promotion of total
abstinence; abstaining from the use of
slimulauts of any kiud, refraining
from patronage of those connected
either by habit or possession with the
drink habit aud traffic ; by refusing to
be guests or to hold public gathering
where drink is sold. By using every
possible mean to secure the use of
uofermented wine at the Lord's table,
and not partaking when this cannot
be done; by setting tvery safeguard
around the children, the weak aod ig
norant ; by gentle firmness aud patient
courage ever manifested as we wage
this battle.
Remember therefore, hnw ihmi hrutt re.
ceived and heard, and hold fast, and pe
pent. If therefore thou shalt not watch.
I will come on thee at a thief, and thou
ehalt not know what hour I will tome
upon thee.Ilev. 3: 3.
WHAT SMOKING DOES FOR BOV8.
A medical man, struck with the
large nauiber of boys uuder fifieeu
years of age whom he observed smok
ing, was led to inquire into the effect
that lie habit bad upon the general
bealth.
II took for bis purpose thirty-eight,
aged from niue to fifteen, and carefully
examined them. In twenty seven he
discovered injurious traces of the habit.
Iu twenty two there were various dis
orders of the circulation aud digestion,
palpitatiou of the heart, aud a more
or less taste for strong drink. In
twelve there were frequent bleedings
of the nose, ten had disturbed sleep,
and twelve bad blight ulceration of
the mucous membraue of the mouth,
which disappeared on ceasiug tho use
of tobacco for some days.
The doctor treated them all for
weakness, but with little effect until
the .nuking was discontinued, when
! health aod strength werescou restored
j UritUh Medical Monthly.
j
The Rev. D, K. Nesbilt of Peoria,
111., said, in a recent sermon : "There
: is many a man who is spending five,
ton, and fifteen cents a day for tobacco,
ueer, ana cigars, who, should he put
the same amount of money into an en
dowment policy of life insurance pay
able to his wife at the expiration of
fifteen or twenty years, would find that
this endowment policy Would be worth
more to hit family at the end of that
lime than he, himself, would be, should
be continue these habits."
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.The National Temperance llospitnl
(Chicago Quarterly tays: We are
preparing a Tlo'epitsl Roller for home
use somewhat similar 'in form to the
Silent Comforter.-' ;Intead of texts,
however, it will cooaio. a list of situ
pie nun aloohulio remedies for ordinary
emergencies, thus answering the ques
tion continually coming, "What shall
we do iu such and such cases?" It
should have a place in every W. C. T.
U. home.
When the queen of Madagascar
shut up the saloons in her kingdom
and the ex saloon-keepers asked for
compensation she replied : "Compen
sate those whom you have wronged,
and I will pay the balance."
A lady writing from Atlanta, Ga
says: "Our city is drowned in whisky,
and the papers suppress the facts sys
tematically." This in consequence of
the defoat of the temperance people at
the last election.
There is a great boom in the type
writing business since Major Pond
married his private secretary, Miss
Glass. It is hoped and believed that
the major will never be convinced that
be has taken one Glass too much.
Spare your own soul the anguish of
feeling that you have dragged others
with you down to the gates of death.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY VIRTUE of a writ of Fieri Facias
issued out of the Court of Common
Pleas of Forest County, Pennsylvania,
aud to mo dira-tcd, tero will lo exposed
to sale by public vendue or outcry, at the
Court llouso, in the Borough of Tionesta,
Pa., on
MOM DAY, MAY 21, A. D. ISfiS,
at 2 o'clock p. m.. the following described
rem eauiia, to-w it z
ALEXANDER BONNER vs. MAROA
ItET HON NER, Administratix of W.
II. Bonner, deceased, FJ. Fa. No. 10 May
term, ISSri. Griffith A Son, Attorneys.
All the right; title, interest and claim' of
the defendant of, in and to the following
tracts, or parcels of land, situate, lying
and belli! in tho county of Forest," and
State of Pennsylvania, to-wit ;
No. 1. Ninty-flve acres of land in Jenks
township, part of warrant No. 6141,
bounded north by sub-division No. 5 of
said warrant and Fulton tract, east by
sixty acres conveyed to Robinson nnd
Bonner, south by public road and land
sold to Robinson am) Bonner, and west
by sub-division No. 7 of, warrant No. 6142.
No. 2. One thousand and sixty-four
acres of land in Howe township, "being
warrant No. 2878, and bounded north by
warraut No. 2!!), east by warrant 28S2,
south by warrant 4545, and west by
warrant 3187.
No. 8. Sub-division No. 51 of warrant
No. 2738, in Howe township, and bounded
nonh by sub-division No. 60 of warrant
No. 2UH5, east by sub-division No. 62 of
said warrant No. 273ti, south by sub-division
No. 60 of said warrant No. 27.16, and
west by warrants 2003 and 2U80, and con
taining one hundred acres more or less.
No. 4. Four tracts of land, being war.
rants Nos. 6155 and 515t, in Kingsley
township, and Nos. 6157 and 5158 in Ureen
township, all adjoining and containing
two thousand acres more or less ; and
being bounded northwest by warrants
Nos. 6133 and 6131, northeast ty warrants
Nos. 6130 and 5137, southeast by warrants
Nos. 6145 and 55O0, and southwest l.y
warrant No'. 6101 and land of Ford and
Lacy.
No. 5. One hundred and thirty acres of
land, more or less, in warrant 8170 in
Jenks township, known as the Revrser
130 acre tract. Rounded north by Enter
prise Transit Co., eat by an 80 acre lot,
south by warraut 81U8, and west, by Bur
ton Tiacey, as per Irwiu's Map of Forest
County.
No. 6. Fifty acres, more or less, in
warrant 3sl0, Green township, bounded
as follows : Commencing at n. e. corner
of Wm. Longstreth, thence south 1J de
grees west about 125 perches to post;
thenco south 88 J decrees east 68 perches
to a corner post ; thence north 1) degrei a
east about 125 perches to post in run ;
thence north 68J degrees west to place of
beginning.
Taken in execution and to bo sold as
the illU-restof W. II. Uonimr ilaosaue.)
I at the suit of Alexander Bonner.
TERMS OF SALE. The following
must be strictly complied with when the
property is stricken down:
1. When the plaintiff or other lien cred
itors becon e the purchaser, the costs on
tho writs must be paid, alid a list of liens
including morticatie searches on the prop
erty sold, together with such lien credit
or's receipt lor the amount of the pro
ceeds of the salo or such portion thereof a
he may claim, must be furnished the
snorin.
2. All bids must be paid in full.
3. All sales not settled immediately will
be continued unlil 2 o'clock p. m o't tho
next day, at which time all property not
settled lor will ainiin be nut uu and sold
at tho expense and risk of the person to
vtnoiil nrsi puiii,
See Purdoii' Digest, Ninth Edition
page 4 6 and (Smith's Forms, page 3S4.
GEO. W. SAWYER, JSlu-riff.
Mierill a Ullice, 'lionesta, Pu April 23.
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established, Best Known Nurseries iu the
country. Most liberal terms. l'iieuali-l
facilities, iieneva Nursery, Established
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AN ALTERATIVE.
Atov-o AnroTT, Whttth. VT.,narij
1if. My tronMo oc inert to ii.trprt Inn:, i.
lii fore I utl it t -iHcvvrn wil.i t:t fntr'!n f.v
"lif.ij to Loci.' Tim nufttlnit in r-ily lioaJiv
ani 1 am Uv hunan-d ixrcrut. tv'.tcr t,.cry . y.
A LAXATIVE.
A. C. Heah, Wiirm lUrr JprcTTftK, Tt., m?:
F'T Iwn yiMim iwl I taavo Nn amat RisiTrr-t
from kUlin-y mtui l.ver tiuutilf. at't ruled with ilva.
pciwia ami ronUiatlon lit fnr I Wnn to l-ita
l ii.rBH oMivrNO it Mwmit aa tlmuiiU rct nh.ti$
ailed uie. Now 1 uan aay nihing alia tuo.
A DIURETIC.
Growiie Amkvtt. Ptopx Cm. Tmra, ray:
"I hjTe Iwn iiaiust Vaine. Citt fry CowrorNO
and It liu tlotif mora til for kMnryu and tituia
back Uiau any oUier uinildne I ha ever Uk u.
Hundrrsla of tratimonlala haw been rwfiTd from
reranna who hava ured thta roiuedy wiUi rexuarXabla
boneflt. Bend for circular.
Prioa 8I.OO. Sold hj DrurfUtA.
WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO., Proprietor
BLRLINGTOH, VT.
Mason & Hamlin
Organs and Pianos.
The Cabinet Orgun was IntrodnrM hr Maaon t
namiin In IS. I. M.von A Hamlin Ormia have
alwaya malntdimMt 1 heir ufireniary over all othfra,
having rccivt'tl llnrlie-t Huuoraal allOrval Wurld'a
xbilitloua aiucu
The TmprorM Mode of Rtrlnvlns Pl, Inrentcd
by MawD A lUmlia In 1SKJ, in a great ndvauce In
piano coii tr notion, einerta pronounctnn U the
fivatest Improvement tn piano In half a century.1'
'iann circular, cont-ttnlna 0 testimonial from
purchase ra, mniciana, ana tuncra, and Tlauo and
Organ Cataloguer), free.
ILiSON k HAHLHI OEOAlT ACT PIAl'O CO.,
to cut u-x st. reou-ii Sjtirt), rrw rcss.
Ti IMPIOVi WHITE
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THE EASIKST 8RLLIXO, TKE BEST
bat IS r 1 1 JSC
SEWING MACHINE
ON THE MARKET.
IT SELLS UPON ITS MERIT.
Its Construct ion Ih Simple, Positive and
Durable. Im workniaiiMliin in uusurrasH-
pil. Do nut biiv anv other before trvinir
THE WHITE, l'rieeiaiid Terms made
Satistaotoi y.
DEALERS WANTED.
WHITE SEWINC. MACHINE CO.,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
HUMPHREYS'
EOXEor athic vmniTAs 7 specihcs
For Horses, Cattle, Sheep,
Dogs, Hogs, Poultry.
000 PAGE BOOK en Treat.
meat of Animal, and
Chart Bent Free.
TBE, FrTpn. rnnt..lln., InflammatloD.
A. A. Fnlii
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II. H. Mralua. L.anieuiaa, Ubfuiiiallmii.
i . t .umieniprr, a.tti iriacbarnes.
f- j.. C'uugha, lleavea, Pneumonia.
1'. F. Colic r thriven, Itellyut'lie.
ti. I . M laourriage, lleiiiurrliay t-..
It. 11. Crlnary aud Klduey Ui.ea.cs.
1. I. Krupllve Dinea.e.. llauKU.
J. K.i)i.ea.ea of lltf eiillou.
Stable Cane, with Hiieoltlcs. MaDnsl.
V. itch Uuu-l OU aud MiHllcaior, 67.00
Price, blugle Bottle (over M doeaX .CO
ptold by DroBglntai or
Sent Preaald .a Receipt or Price.
Humphreys' Med. Co., 10 Fulton St., H. T.
'iii.-u.iiori.THD.i itorniB.
ROSE E. CLEVELAND,
SISTEUOF-
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND.
"Sot-ial Mirror j or Moral and Social Cul
ture," Is the title f the friaml new book Intro-dm-eil
by Mitiit C'leveliind. Juki out, tin
uiiiarulelled sih-ccmm, profun lr illuNirxttl,
willi eli!u'ant litlio)ri iiili pkiUt of Mi.-M
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ise on Morn! and Social Culture, true inan
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DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
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Kverylhlnir in the latest nnd moat desirablo Folorn. Our SATIN ES SFICHSITK
Kits. LONO-CLOTHS. UINtlHAMS 1 fact U tho Domesiio Goo.1, aVrvery deT r.I
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rinw t -,i i . . t t .
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c-H"" " you win una mat our goons
down where they belong. COME AND
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TIONESTA, - PENN.
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BEKKIES, FRUITS & VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS, IN SEASON.
In our Drug Department, whluh is iu charge of a thoroughly competent Clork,
will always be found the ' '
PUREST DRUGS AND CHEMICALS!
PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDEIJ WITH UTMOST CARE.
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COUNTERS .
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. B. HASLET k SDNS,
GENERAL MERCHANTS.
Dealers in
F TJ 1ST I T TJT E .
Also,
UNDERTAKERS.
TIONESTA, PA.
A MAN OR WOMAN
who will work faithfully, can fcecure (if
I hey so delre, a rare chance, to iiikn
money, bv handling Til K IHlX. Hl. MiV
W. HLAIK'S (Senator from New Uainp.
bhireK Tejuperauco Movement, or THE
CONFLICT liETW KEN MAN AND
ALCOHOU From the fact of the deep
interest being taken iu the Temperance
Movement to-day, an also the high stand
ing of the writer aa a leader of men and
moulder of public opinion, it ia presumed
you can readily aee the unusual opportu
nity tillered to muke money by selling
so. -h a work. If favorable to engaging
with ua, please answer at once, as territory
la being taken very rapidlj , uud give u.
full particulars aa to your business ex
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FREIGHT. Also furnish Maps, Guides
and any information relative to the Farm
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West or South. Cull on or address.
It. II , WALLACE,
Ticket Agent N. Y., P. A O. Rv.
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SEE US. quality, with prhea
OUR ARGUWENTSJRE STRONG !
We aim to malte our PRICES SO LOW
that our
FURNITURE
Always aells quickly, and the QUALI
TY PROVES IT. We make no raah as
aci lions, but prove everything we stato iu
newspapers when u cu.-loiuer calls at our
Store. II vou want isierling Goous lor
Sterling Cash call and see our stock of
CHAMBER SUITS!
8P KINGS, MATTRESSES, PARLOR
SLITS, EASY CHAIRS, TABLES,
LOUNGES, CHAIRS, Ac. Everything
in tlie line of l uriuturo.
OUR UNDERTAKING DEPARTMENT!
Is com i ile to from the Plainest to the most
Elaborate goods. Come and see.
Undertaker A Embalmer,
331 Exchange Block,
next to Exchange Hotel,
WARREN, PA
QQt A WEEK and upwards positively
Vt secureil by nieu agents selling nr,
IScotl's Ginuine Elocli-ie Belt, Suspensory,
etc., and by lalies selling Dr. Scott's Elcc
triu Corsets. Sample free. Stale sex. Dr,
Scott, bin Hroadway, N. Y, Nov.l6-3ui.
KIRK'S
FLOATING
IS
OAP
THE CHIEF
. For the Bath, Toilet and Laundry.
Snow White and Absolutely Hurj,
If yonr 4nlr rtoet not hn White Cloud tfy
d4 IQ emit fur MmpI oaka U ib niRkui,
JAS. S. KIRK CO.,
CHICAGO.
W
ESTERN NEW YORK A PENN
SYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Formerly b , H. y. p. r. r.)
TIMETABLE IN EFFECT Deo. 19, IS87.
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A.M. IP, M
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GEO. 8. GATCHELL, Oen'l Sunt.
A. FELLOWS,
Oen'l Pas'r and Ticket Agent.
No. 84 Exchange St., llulfalo, N. Y.
. CRAIG, Aa-ont, Tionesta, Pa.
J. L
ALLEGHENY JALLEY R. R.
Most direct r.iuto to Pltuibnrgh aud tha
Ft. Only route landing passengers at
Cnlon Station without delays or transfer.
-Trains run by Eastern Time,
Time table In ctlect Nor. .0, ltOS7.
Northward.
Southward.
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p. ITl.lp.lll.
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8 10 1145
Clean
" i
p.m. a.m. p.m. I Ar. Lv.
ji-Itutriilo Wundsy Train leaves Pitts
burgh 9.00 a. m., arrives at Oil City, 2:1.
p. iu. Returning, leaves Oil City 2:40 pj
iu., arrives at Pittsburgh E:00 p. in., stop,
ping at all station.
DAVID McCARGO. Gen l Sunt.
E. II. LTLEY, Gcu. Frt. A Paas. Agt.
1'itUburgh, Pa.
KOHTHWESTEB!!
LUMBERMAN
PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT 308-814
DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO, BY V7
B. JUDSON. TERMS, ONE YEAR,
81; SIX MONTHS, 82, IN ADVANCE.
TIIH LUMBERMAN Is published
the interest of its subscribers ; consequent- .
)y it is a curiosity In modern trade jour
nalism. No advertiser cau buy a line In
its editorial or news pages. That Is what
makea it the best advertising medium in
the world. A journal in which every oth
er paragraph is a paid "write up," or Il
lustrated putr, is absolutely worthless to
tho reader; it is worse than useless, be
cause it is misleading. The Lumberman
has Information to sell at the rate of 84.00
per year for 18 or i.0 pages per week. It
gives more pages of leading matter, out.
side of its advertising the full number
running from 40 to 48 pages each week
than any other Journal published at the
same price iu the world. They contain
substantially all the lumber news, aud the
weekly reviews of the inarkeU south anil
west, north and south, ure indispensable
to any luuiberir.au who cares to keep post
ed on current events. Its advertising
pages contain more valuable information
than ia given in all the pages of many
lumber journals, so-called. As a matter
of fact, its advertising pages are of the ut
most value to all users of wood-working
machinery, as they form a complete cata
logue of the latest and best of all the
modern devices used in lumber manufact
uring. Send for it.
Administrator's Notice.
ESTATE OF ALBERT KINNEY, laU
of Forest County, deceased. Iu the
Orphan's Court of Forest County.
Letters of administration on the above
Estate having been granted to the under
signed, all persons indebted to the said
Estate are requested to make pavuient,
and those having claims, to present the
same wllhout delav. to
J. H. AON EW, Administrator.
Fell. 10th, 18.sa.-Gt. Tioncsta, Pa.
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ed, and all other patents causes in the pat
en t ithce and before the Courts promptly
and carefully attended to.
Upon receipt of model or (ketch of In
vention, I made careful examination, and
advtso as to patentability Free of charge.
Fees Mod.irate, and I muke No Charge,
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plication. J. R. L ITT ELL, Washington
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