THE FOREST REPUBLICAN. J. t. WINK, Editor a Proprietor. WEDNESDAY, MAY SO, ISS9. ItrpiiMlrnn State Ticket. Jiiilo nf (lip Supremo Court, linn. JAMES T. MITCHELL, Philadelphia. Announcements. Ratios. Conprre, fin. Assembly, f 10. District Attorney, f I. No announceinenk" will appear unless accompanied by llo cash. ASS KM BLY. Wc nro aulhnrizcd Ut announce CIIAS. A. RANDALL, of i'ionesta, as a candidate for Assembly, subject to Republican usages. DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Wc aro authorised to announce P. M. CLARK of Tinnesta, as a candidate for District Attorney, subject to Republican usages. ' Neither the Fiee Trade Dsmocrat nor the tender footed Mugwump cao prevent the nomination of Blaine. The power to do that rests with an in dividual of entirely different mould a big, strong American citizen, whose name is James G. Blaine. MR. BLAINE AGAIN DECLINES. PAitm, May 17, Whiteltu Iioid, Kq., editor New York Tribune: My Deak Sir: Since my return to Taris from Southern Italy on the 8th hist , I have Ion rued (what I did not before believe) I lint my name may yet bo presented to t ho National Conven tion as a candidate for the Presidential nomination of the Republican party. A sinple phrase of my letter of Jan uary 2.") from Florence (wh'ch was decisive of every thing I bad the per sonal power to decide) has been treated by many of my valued frieuds as not abeolutely conclusive. On the other hand friinds equally devoted and dis iutereslcd have construed my letter (as it should bo construed) to be an uncon ditional withholding of my name from the national convention. They have in consequence given their support to eminent gentlemen who are candidates for the Chicago nomination, some of whom would not, I am sure, have consented to assnme that position, if 1 had desired to represent the party in the Presidential contest of 1883. If I should now, by speech or by silence, by commission or omission, permit my The London Times bluntly asserts name, in any event, to come before the that the only time an Irishman does any good for England is when he comes to America and votes for Free Trade. The Irishmen will doubtless remember this when the Free Trade ptrKy comes around begging their Totes this year. The Democracy nominated Hon. I James B. McCollum, of Susquehanna I county, for Judge of the Supreme i Court, at its convention last week. V Judge McCollum is said to be a very nice man, and we are heartily sorry t that bis friends, the enemy, have q elected him as the victim. f Tub Republican party is the only . one which has escr reduced federal i' taxation. After six months of fooling I by a Democratic majority at Wash- ington needless taxatian is as high now as it was then, and it promises to convention I should incur the reproach of being uocandid with those who have always been candid with me. I speak, therefore, because I am not will- iog to remain iu a doubtful attitude. I am not willing to bo the cause of mis leading a single man among the mil lions who have given me their suffrages and their confidence. I am not will ing that any one of my faithful sup porters in the past should think me capable of paltering in a doubted sense with my words. Assuming that the Presidential nomination could by any possible chance be offered to me, I could not accept without leaving in the minds of thousands of these men the impression that I had not been free from indirection, and .-therefore could not accept at all. The misrep resentations of malice have no weight, but the just displeasure of friends I could no latiently endure. Re pub t. remain unchanged through the session ,. . . . - . . . I , , .... lican victory, the prospects of which nnn war Inn nraoinonlial mnvaca i vFt grow brighter every day, can be im Up from far-off Georeia. bv wav of Periled only by lack of uoi,y in C0UD $ the Savannah Morning Xews, comes cil or by acrimonious contest over men. f the information thai our own ex. Tte issue of protection is incalculably Governor Patlisou is "nursing a small l boom for vice-president." Who would "have believed it? If this is true, Jt doe Tm r.MAN, of Ohio, may not feel like accepting the second place on the ticket with Mr. Cleveland, but he may have to do so if William L. Scott dcinaoi's it. Judge Thurraan is (oo old a man to be read out of bis party and turned loose in the political wilderness, but that is what will hap pen to him if ho dares to ignore the orders of the Boss. In a letter to the gallant Editor Dana of the New York Sun, Belva Lockwood, the equal rights candidate for president of the United States, writes: "Should you still have any doubts about man being a comprehen sive term, embracing woman, turn to the revised statutes." Mr. Dana ought to be ashamed of himself for raising this question. Of course man em braces woman. Scranton Truth. There is trouble between the Prcs ideot and genial Dau Lockwond, of Buffalo, who nominated him before the Convention in 1884, and this year Mr. Clevelan J will have to get some other man to do his nominating. Mr. Lock wood has labored under the impression that for leading the painted elephant around the ring he was entitled to a foreign mission at the very least, whereas he has received only a paltry district attorneyship. Thousands upon thousands of pleasure-seeking Americans are pre paring to fill their pockets with money and go to Europe to show tho peoplo of the Freo Trade countries what a dreadful thing it is to live iu a land where Protection prevails. It is prob able that poor, down trodden, tariff ridden America will send more tour ists and more cash to Europe this year than all the Free Trade countries of Christendom put together will send to America. pocket, in spirit, and in health, the husband died in a low debauch 1 The widow will soon sink into the sea mado bitter with the tears of the wronged anil the desolate. Christians you who profeBS Christ, )'bt sustain the t radio in alcoholic drink by patronage, by sympathy, or by apathetic indifference you will be held accountable for this at the Judg ment ! Ministers nhii diink wine, as well as tin and milk, either on the Sabbath or on vm-k days, will yo bo held blam '.'less ? Men and wo. urn who profess to love humanity, yut etid'.r at temperance work as fanatical you are just as bad as tl.c rum Siller, fur he J' as interest to biud him to his horrible trade, while you h ;vc no money and no character or enpitu! to be mado by your course. Thi'iisniuN, like th se I have de scribed, wander in wretchedness thivnph our great city. Our prisons, our hospital", our public asylums for clniiity are oveifl iwing with tho vio lin: of licensed, Uwful rum! Ckiz.-n?, if this c-.-ntinues and in cirases as it It a lor year been doing, it is your fault. Aye if the gutters run rod with blroJ shed by tho nssas sin's lu:.d if wife aud daughter he torn from your side, thriikin, by ru lii an luwi.ls it Is your fault! Sus. tain tho rut'i trnflie and you fistcr crime make it legal anil you ltgalize crime iu every shRpe ! E Z C Jud son. The annual cost of maintaining the criminal courts, the police, aud the departments of charity and correctiou in New York City, is about SS.300,- 000. It is estimated that from seven ty to seventy-five per cent, of this sum is chaigeable to the saloon. 18 SPRING. 88 titt i i rr-r 23: Spring has pome and It. .1. IIOPK I NS A CO. arc ready to meet tlic demands with a Stock of Sprlnir (Joods that, to hp appreciated, must be ween. We havo a LAROElt Stock and HKTTKK VARIETY this Spring than cvor before. In our DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT We have anmctinu; to suit any porrn. Ritnislnir In price from top. to $1. no per vnrd. Evcrvlhinir in tho latest and most desirable colors. Onr S ATI N EN, SKEKSl'lCK EKS. LONO-CLOTIIS. (J1NUIIAJIS. In fact all tho Doinostie Uonda arc vrv .1. ble, and every yard is good value. Through the efforts of tho W. C. T. U. of Steubenville, Ohio, the sale of tho Police Gazette ond the Police i"nave oenevea ur ii mis is i" mother i'attison s triends will join 4 with us in the bone that the infant n.i . . - ... may soon grow big enough to be visi 1 ble to other than its nurse's eye.- Colonel Scott's machine-made Convention viewed with alarm several J g things of more or lees consequence, ! but it pointed with pride to nothing j except the collar ou its neck. Of that (conspicuous piece of its furnishing I goods it was boastfully proud for the c double reason mat it was banco ot the stronger ani greater than any man, for it concerns the prosperity of the present aud of generations yet to come. Were it possible for every voter of the republio to see for himself the condi tion and recompeuse of labor in Eu rope, the party of free trade in the United States would not receive the support of one wage worker between the two oceans. It may not be direct ly within our power as philanthro pists to elevate the European laborer, but it will be casting a stigma on our statesmanship if we permit the Amer ican laborer to be forced down,to the European level. And in the end the An iron worker named Phillips, of Sharon, Pa., has received a cablegram from Ponty-Pool, Wales, apprising News has bectj stopped in that city him that ten sheet mills and 130 pud dling furnaces are about to start at. that place and asking him to return to take charge of one of the depart ments. A letter from a friend brings the information that the greatest ac tivity prevails there over the probable against G d. passage ot the Hills bill, and that it is on the strength of such a probability that mills idle for a lon period are about to resume. The world knows no victory to bo compared with that over our own passions and failings. Drunkenness is a cime agiinsl self, against the family, against society, It is the tnau who will set in front of bars who eventually gets behind them. V. C. T. TJ. COLUMN. Conducted by the Tionesta Vuion. Tho W. C. T. U. meets the 2d and 4th Tuesday of each month, at 3 p. in. President Mrs. Kit Ilolcman. Yieo Presidents Mrs. J. G. Dale, Mrs. W. J. Roberts. Rocording See'y Mrs. L. A. IIowo. Cor. See. A Treas. Mrs. S. I Irwin. owner's possession and the pledge of rewards of labor everywhere will be I I. r , ... r b advanced if we steadily refuse to lower ' ithe wearer s servility. . ,K. afQj.rH hm 51 rility There is a man in Kentucky who .claims that he can make a chair dis- the standard at home. Yours very sincerely, Jas. G. Blaise. i .appeoT simply, by placing his hand tupon it, but he is not attracting much (.attention. Bioce Honest Old Dick 1 Tate made about $225,000 of state ' money disappear simply by putting i I t i p i An Outside View. The progress which the Democratic parly has made towards a full aud frank confession of its free trade priu his hand on it people down there will ciples is illustrated by the tariff reso take no more interest in that trick nntil someone comes along who can put his hand on Tate. ihe Administration managers in New York are not yet through with David Bennett Hill. Having over whelmed aad humiliated him they now insist that he shall accept a re- nomination for governor and serve as a cal'spaw to pull the presidential chestnut out of the fire for Grover 'j Cleveland. If Mr. Hill is willing to j, serve as a hewer ef wood and a draw : er of water there is a great opportune i ty ahead of him. i . The Supreme Court of the United , States has decided that a soldier who j lost a hand and a foot in the service is entitled to a pension of $60 a month, i thus over-ruling Commissioner Black, 1 who ruled that he was entitled to $30. "j This will make no difference to Black, however; or if it does he will over i, rule the Supreme Court as he did once ; before in pronouncing the emancipa ; 1 tion proclamation unconstitutional i The Supreme Court may do for the country, but Black is a law includ ; ing a whole set of revised statutes to ; : himself. The death of General Phil. Rheri dao has beeu hourly expected fur the past three or four days. His trouble comes from the heart and he has beeu hoverio; between life and death at most from the beginning of his tick ness. Meanwhile the news of gallant little Phil's dangerous condition is re ;eived with tho deepest sorrow by the American people, who have almost some to idolizo the plucky and daring fighter. Should his present fiht for lite prove his last, there will be mourn iug throughout tho length aud breadth ol the lauJ. lution that has been prepared for the Pennsylvania State Convention which meets to-day. The advocacy of free trade principles by any considerable body of PennsylvaaiaDS must be some thing of a suprise to voters of this generation. It was for Pennsylvania that the protective principle was adapted in the First Congress, and Pennsylvaniaos have defeated every free trade effort that the Democrats have made iu the laet ten years. Never theless there are no more loyal parti sans than Pennsylvania Democrats, and they are usually willing to saeri Gee their principles to party eiigeo cies. It was a Pennsylvania Demo crat, whose name was given to the low tariff which obtained between 18j0 and 1860. At present it is the pur pose of the Democrats to renominate Grover Cleveland aud to make the campaigu on the free trade issue. The Pennsylvania Democrats accept the situation, and adopt a platform de claring iu favor of a revidion of the tariff laws in the direction of free trade, and endorsing Mr. Cleveland's message aud the Mills bill. JV. 1 Mail and Express. Representative Scott has ordered 400,000 copies of bis Free Trad speech, which will be retributed in the interest of Mr. Cleveland. In order to pay for those valuable docu ments there may be another reduction of wages among Mr. Scott'scnal miners Il'oe vnto him that niveth his neialtbor drink, that nuttext thu bottle to Aim. and makes! him drunken al.io. Hab. II, 13. The wicked worketh a deceitful work : but to him thatson eth righteousness shall be a sure reward. Kev. II, li. elerv ombound i USES Narvaul Prostration,' Norvous -leadache, Neuralgia, Nervous Weakness, Btotnach and Liver Diseases, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, , aad all affections of ths Kidneys. WEAK NERVES Film's Cilery Comtotod Is a Nerve TonlO which never falls. Containing Celery and Coca, those wonderful stimulants, It speed ily cures all nervous disorders, ,' - RHEUMATISM FllMI'S ClUlT COKTOTTTD pOTlflpS th blood. It drives out the lactic acid, which causes Rheumatism, and restores the blood making organs to a healthy condition. Tho true remedy for Rheumatism. KIDNEY COMPLAINTS Cuni'l Cilxbt Compound quickly restores the liver and kidneys to perfect health. This curative power combined with Its nerve tonics, make It the best remedy for all kidney complaints. . " DYSPEPSIA Fainbi Cilkbt CoMTOtrwD strengthens the stomach, and quiets the nerves of the diges tive organs. This is why It cures even ins worst cases of Dyspepsia, CONSTIPATION Pains' Cilkrt Compoind Is not a Cathar tie. It Is a laxative, living easy and natural action to the bowels. Regularity surely fol lows IU use. . .. Becommended by professional and botlness , men. .Send for book. - Price Sl.OO. Bold by Druggists. ' WELLSi RICHARDSON 84 CO., Prop's JJUKLLNOTON, VT. The appointment of Thos. McCain ant to the vacant Auditor Geueroldliip nf this slate, made o by tho death of Col. Nurris, was made on Saturday last by Governor Reaver. The new appointee is in every Hay thoroughly qualified for the poiliou, having for many years been Chief Clerk under the several incumbents. A YOUNG LIFE OVER SHADOWED. She was young, would have been beautiful, had not her pale face been pinched with want and suffering until each bone stood out almost visible. Iu her arms she carried a babe. By the band she led a three-year old boy, barefooted, but his little hands and face were dean as water could make them. His hair, like that of his mother, a light, sunny brown, was combed out iu navy curls. The mother, eld only with care and grief, could uot have seen her tweu tioth year. It was near the City Hull I met them. it you please, sir, she said, iu a low, tremulous tone "will you direct me to the office where I can gain ad mission for mvself and little ones to IIIO IIUUIUUUBC a. Great Hcaveu ! Her language, her AeftC.fi fe, 4 a T ladylike manner, every appearance but that of poverty, forbude the thought. I must have misunderstood her, and I asked a repetition of her question. Yes she wished to fiud the Com missioners of Public Charities to gain admission to the almshouse. Was I wrong ns a journalist, was I iu error, as a man striving to do snuie good iu the world if I sought, while aiding her to some extent, to. leuin w hat brought her to this snd condition ? If so, I am able aud willing to bear the wrong in my own name aud on my own responsibility. Tho 6tory is brief, and I verified it by visiting references, before I slept. That young women was a widow, too poor to boy even a mourning drib. Her husbaud had been mur dcred by rum. He was but one often thousand joarly victims direct year ly victims in the Excelsior State. Uoce, aud that four years before he wedded her, he was wealthy. Her mother had given her the only child to bim, believing ba would make her life a happiness. He made it a misery. Broken hearted at her daughter's wretched ness, the mother died. Broken in CLOTHING, CLOTHING, CLOTHING! Onr rtotMnir IVnnrltiipiit lnts nnvi-r lmon an rVinmlninK- fiin..b.i ., i.iu u...t. Our Moil's SnitM nt ?..00, fs.oo. ?10.(H1, and 12.oo, Rro HAUUAINN. Chlhlron'n noth ing as Himill us four year. Hun t I.uy until you linvo looked tlirouirli our m.H k. SHOES, SHIRTS AND HATS. Our AHnnrtmctit In tliis lino can't bo heat nnv i.laeo. Wn lnv In ro Tt iin.ll-iimv tht we not tho latent Ktylcs. and at prices that are rluht. V noil thu HRsT trt im Ul...n I.. " GROCERIES ! GROCERIES ! ! Our ltooord in the Ur.icorv Ilnslni U well knmrn 1.1 .,v.,rt .,.t Just nay that it lian liwt notliini;. Hut Unit we aro Kivinu; it niioi'IiiI attention tliix wpnnir, tin you win unit unit unr rimkIh are Vioxh mttl of tho Host quality, with urlros (low n w here they belong. t'OMK AND SKK VS. U. J. HOPKINS & CO. HERMAN & SIGGINS! DRUGGISTS &; GROCERS, TIONESTA, - PENN. IX OVR nitOCEUY DKPAKTMKNT WILL. ALWAYS II K FOUND Til FRESHEST GiQCEmES UEKUIKH, FHUITS A VKliKTAlII.ES OK ALL KINDS, IN SEASON. Iu our Drug Department, which Is in charge of a thoroughly oompotout Clerk, will always be found the PUREST DRUGS AND CHEMICALS ! ruEsenirxioNs compounded with utmost cake. DEPARTMENT STORE. 5c, 10c. 25c, 50c, COUNTERS. WM. SMEARBAUGH & CO., TIONESTA, KIRK'S FLO ATING SO A THE CHIEF For the Hnth, Toilet unci Uur! Snow Whtt and Absolutely F If yonr rtrntor rtoen not htwp White C!o ' eud IO cent fur nanipla ck to th r JRS. S.KIRK & C CHICAGO. WESTEHN NEW YORK ,t i SYLVAN I A KAILUOAD. t Formerly n , n, y. a p. .. n. i TIM KTAItLK IN EFFECT Mav WpHtwaiil Httxbui'Kti Division 1 A. M.IP. M. 7 HO I 7 f0 4 12! 4 M 4 OH 4 2H a 4(i! 3 II 2 40 A.M.'r.M. P.M. .P.M. P.M. AO:., 1 an 11 r.!i fH44 l'JAxilt 00 t ". 12 fill 10 40 t 82 12 47 10 :t'-' X 10 12 82 1)50 H 01 1 12 l'l 8 87 f7 fill1 12 OK 7W 7 40 II (Ml 7 2T. t7 t: WM 0 20 7 10 II 15 6 45 6 411 II 01 H 12 10 2:1 P. M.lAjJM. a.ji. r. mJa.m. 410 -7 50 ..... I. M. A. M. A. M. 12 10 21 I 15 6 .Vi 10 111 12 Ml A 40 H55 II 55 A8:l 1147 II 20 A271 42 10 All A 17; 11 87 10 21 A0s 0 2! 0 28 4 541 InH 7 41 4 42j 8 57 1 18 4 111 1 8 V- II AO 4 17; S 2 II 111 4 Id; 8 a"t 6 OH 1'. M. A. M. A.M. r riltHbiirpti iv I'nrkii FOX till Tv' Frnnklii.. lv...Oil Ciiy...u. nr... Oil Citv....lv Olnopolln ...l'.nulo Ilock ... rrOHUKint..,., Tlonontn Hirkory ! .. TriinkpyvlUe. Tiilio'ntfl ...ThonipKon h... Irrlnelon Warren 1 V...Klnru....Hr lv...nrnirnrd ..nri 5 nr...KlnKiiit....l ... Sujriir Kun ... C'orvilon Onovllle ...... ....Wo'.f Kim.... iukcr Itrklgn. ...Kmt Itontip. ... ... Halmnnnca..,. .So. Carrollton.. ...So VHiidailK... All)iany Iv Olvan ... ,ir (iEO. S. OATC1IELL, (.;. J. A. FELLOWS, (icn'l Fasa'r ani 'fir! No. Ft Exultant" Kl., I -J. L. CUAltl, Aveiit, Tloiu ALLEGHENY VALLE MohI dirot-t route bi ntlwlun Fast. Only route laiilinir .v Union Station without (IoIhvm fl-TraiiM run tiy EnKlcrn '1'iiuo taliie in ollocl Nov. '-. I S" Northw-anl, I. a. 111 Hllo 10 18 - I. p.m. p.m. l.v. Ar. ..m. i M Mi KIMi I'ittHlmruh. 1 7 50 1 in no 3 is w. i. j ( 11 an i 10 47110 :w; 4 04 Kitlnn i)ln II 3 11 45 12 11 12 in 12 4S 1 21 1 AO 2 I. p. 111 p.in ;l 1. 4 l:l A 20 A 55 II 12 II 27: 4 50 liml Hunk. 11 48 6 H'i Last Dradv 12 1 1 A :i2i... I'lirkor... 12 25 ; ft 401.. Fnxlittru . 12 82 A 4lM..Kinl(nt'n. 1 07 ri 211 K i-niinrilcll 1 !W, 7 IHi;..Fmnklin... 2 05 7 80 ...Oil City... a. ni p. 111. 1 a. 111. 'a m.: W.N. Y 8 0; PA. . B. HASLET k Ml, GENERAL MERCHANTS. Dealers tn GrcitES ManufucturcJ ly Gornn-.lly A JolTory. TIDIOUTE, PA. Priros anil I'ataUigues furniAhcl oil application. Tho Host Mai'hiiiPi lna.lo ami prices the lowest. nprlf-2m. Administrator's Notice. 1?STATK OK RACHEL SHililNS, late 1.J of llariuony tow'niiliii, l'oiobt county, l'a., (loeeased. Letters ol' adiiiiuiutrutioii on tho above INUite Imvinn I ecu ruiilcl to the linder Hie.ed, all persona imleiiled to the said KlHte are reiuusled U uiaku puvuient, and thoHo haviiii; elaiuix, to pieM-'iit tlie Haino withfMit delay to .1. Ii. iSDitJlNS, Adininistriitor. May 28, Ni-tit. Tionesta, Pa. Alao,- UNDERTAKERS. TIONESTA, PA. Mason & Hamlin Organs and Pianos. The Cabinet Or-jran wm Introduced Mason A Hamlin in Mutton A Hamlin Orgaus Uav nlwtiyij nutiutaint-d itit-ir pupreniwy axvi ull uttnri, liavin received lliirhot Honor iti ail UrcU Wurld'a Exhibition auicti lbo7 OUR ARGUMENTS ARE STRONG 4 11!- 5 15; A .V ! ti in 7 a;h h oi 8 52 7 ilT 4 2 .1 H 10 5 HO1 8 45: A .'Mi 9 115 7 28 lO.Vi 8 00 II 25 8 10 11 45 p 111, a. in. p.in Titiinvillo . f'lllTV . '.Mayvlllo... ...Itroeton... !.. Dunk it k . I... Hnliiilo... 0 05 A 1 A 2.'! A I. 6 0'- 4 t 4 !' 4 1 . 4 2N 4'' 4 111, .! 5 842 a i' 8 11 L' I 2 40! 2 1 n.ln.U. 1 .. p.m. ..1 . 1 S 12 4. : II 2 i . 1(1 lonesta .. , .Tidiouw.. .1 rvineton.. ... Whi run... Siilainauea. .. lirndl'ord. ... .Olean Ar. Lv; 1 ; 12 1 12 l II 5. ti ; yfMSull'alo SundRV Trni.1 I liurgli tt.00 a. in., arrivaa at in! p. IU. l'.etllllliiiB, lxavna Oil t i.;, . 111., arrive at' l'iiuburgh b;oo p. i.t , ni hi an hihiiohs. AVIl M CAH(iO, Oon'l Supt. E. U. UTLEY, Gen. Frt. it Phj Plttsbunjo. KORTKWESTERN LUMBERM PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT .'! - DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO, IJV . B. JUDSON. TERMS, ONE Tf EA ; Jl; SIX MONTHS, 2, IN ADVANo THE LUMBERMAN U nullihhed In the lutereHt of iu. nuliserlberR ; eonaeqiiont- ly 11 la a eoriimiiy in nioiiorn trade jour laliHin. No advertiser ao ho v a line in ita editorial or newa papca. That la w hat makes it the he-t ad verlisiii(r medium iu the world. A journal in which every oth er paragraph l a paid "writo up," or 11 liiHtrated pull', la absolutely woi thlessi to tho reader; it la worse than uaele-is, bi -euae it la iniNleadiiifr. The I.-ui!il" i . : haa inlorination to sell at the rule .! ' . per year lor 18 or '0 pses per v uivea more pauea of leadinut ln.iMc.- aide of ita advertising the full m.i. running from 40 to 48 pagea eaeh week than any other journal iHiblixhed at '. aiimo priee in tho world. 'I'liov inii The Improved Mixle ot KeriiiKliiu l'iunos. Invented bv Moeon M lluinliu In INtl, U a Kreat advunce la piano connUucU(iu, exprls iruuoiiiu-ing U -'the crt-ale6t liiiprovuuient in piano la half a century. " I-iauo circulur, cnuuiniui; SuO lebUinoiiiula frtjiu purchaijr0, uiuMiciajia, and tuners, and fiuuo aud Organ CaUUuguca, I ten. ft HAULIN OEQAN AND PIANO CO., r- t tux 14U B (Dot Bqun), Wr TCSI. We aim to uiauo our PRICES SO LOW that our FURNITURE Alwavs sella quleklv, aw the QUALI TY PROVES IT. We make no raah as- unrtiona. but Drove evervthimr we alale in newspapera when a uuatomer ealla at our Store. It von want Sterling liiaida for Storlini; Casli eall and aoe our btH-k or CHAMBER SUITS ! SPHINOS, MATTRESSES, PARLOR SUM'S, EASY CI1AIKS, TABLES, LOUNUES, CIIAIUS, Ac. EveryUiinu in the line of Kurniture. OUR UNDERTAKING DEPARTMENT ! Is complete from the plalneat to the most Eluborato Koods. I'omo and aee. Undertaker Einbalmor, 831 Exchange Block, neit to Exchange Hotel, WARUEN, TA. aubstantially all the lumber news, an weekly reviews ot 1I10 lnarketa aoulli i west, norih and aouth, are iiidiNjeiu.:ii 1. to any lumberman who euros to kn p :! ed 011 eu r rem events. Ita ailvcrU.su;. paces contain more valuable information than ia given in all the pattca of many lumber journals, Ko-cailcd. As a matte'r of fact, its advertising panes are of tho ut most value to all user of wood-working machinery, aa they form a complete cata logue of the latest and best of all the modern devices used in lumber inanulact- uniitf. bund lor it. QQ K A WEEK and upwards positively V(i) ttot'iued by men agents selliiiK lir. Scott's (Jenuine Elect riu licit. Suspensory, etc., and by ladies selling Or. Scott's Elec tric Corsets. Sam plo free. Stale sex. Dr. Srott, h48 Broadway, N. Y. Nov.lli-oiu. rioRTHEfifi mm I W LOW PRICE RAILROAD LAKQS & FREE Government LANDS. iriiixioil er acasa o( sutt la If iniwsoia, Morta Muntna. litha, WahliiirUin and On-K-n. rrun mil PMllluaUanalUUpdKrlliii i" itHU rUnSKST Avrirultural. Urailna an.l 1 in. tMr IaiuI uuw oi'n to Suln Bnt Fre A6tr. cbu. u. LUtMU.Lvy'. ks::it;-v A GENTS A WANTED To canvuss for one of tho largest, oldest established, Best Known Nurseries in tho country. Most liberal terms. I'ueiiunlixl facilities. Uenova Nursery, Established 18111. W. A T. SMITH, (ieueva, N. Y. ANDREWS, R. R. K E LLKTT VILLI- PA. Will handle, iu eomwetion w itli the e;fm eral store business, I-ii-i.ii Meats ot l! kinds. Tho public can be supplied at H'l times with the U-st the market alloids.
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