THE FOREST REPUBLICAN.
4. t. WINK,
tOITOR 4 PROFNICTOR.
WEPNESDAY, Jt'N'E 13,
Itopiiblionii State Tlrltct.
Jndno of the Supremo Court,
Hon. JAMES T. MITCHELL,
rhiluileljiliin.
Announcements.
Hatks. Cminrc"1, f-. Astpnihly, ?10.
PiMi ii't Attorney, ? t. Xo nnnoiincoiiM'nts
will appear unless neeompnuied by the
cnsli.
ASSEMHLY.
Wp nro nntlmrlxed to nnnoiinre CIIAS.
A. KaNDAMj, of Tionosta, n rintmlitlntti
lor Assembly, Milijevt to Kermblican
usages.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Wo f-tro mitliorirort to announce P. M.
CLARK of Tioncsln, as a ounilidnto for
District Attorney, subject to Republican
Manges.
Republican Primary Election.
Pursuant to a Resolution of the County
Committeo, passed May 21st, It is ordeiod
that tho Republican Voters of Forest meet
on
SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 18SS,
nt 2 o'clock p. di., at the following named
places of holding Primary elections to-wit :
Iiarnctt, Jacob Maze's Carpenter Shop.
Harnett, Uullng's, Joseph Hall's Shop.
Green, Uppor, at Oulton School House.
Urcon, Lower, at Nebraska, Forest
House.
Harmony, Upper, at Fleming Ilill.
narmony, Lower, Allender School
House.
Harmony, at West Hickory.
Hickory, at East Hickory.
Jenks, East, Byrom's.
Jenks, Central, Marieuville.
Jenks, Southern, Gilfoyle.
Kingsley, Newtown.
Kingsley, Whig Hill School House.
Kingsley, Starr School Houso.
Howe, East, Brookston.
Howe, West, Ball town.
Howe, Middlo, Cooper Tract.
Tionesta, Court House.
Borough, Court House.
At which time and places they will by
their votes nominate :
One person for Congress.
One porsou for Assembly.
Ouo person for District Attorney.
Each Election Precinct will also elect
one person for Member of the County
Committee for tho ensuing year.
At the meeting of the County Commit
tee, May 21, 1888, tho following motion
was carried: That in townships where
only one polling place exists, there be
elected two assistant committeemen; in
townships where, two polling places are
established that one assistant bo elected,
said assistants to be elected at the pri
maries same as the original committee.
Tho polls will romain open until 7 p. in.
Ketnru Judges will conveuo at the
Court House, Tionesta Borough, on the
following Tuesday, June 28, at 2 o'clock
p. m.
Attention is called to the Act of Jun,
1881, regulating Primary Eloctions, that
Judges and Clerks, before entering upon
the discharge of their duties shall take and
subscribe an oath or affirmation in pres
ence of each other, viz :
"I do (affirm or solemnly swear) that
will as Judge, Inspector or Clerk (as the
case may be) at the ensuing election im
partially and faithfully porform my duties
in accordance with the laws and constitu
tion of the Commonwealth of Fenusylva
nia, and in accordance with the rules and
regulations adopted by the Republican
party of the County ol Forest, for tho gov
eminent of said primary elections, meet'
ing or caucus, to the best of my judgmen
and ability."
This oath or affirmation to be first ad'
ministered to the Judge by au Inspector,
then the Jutme can quainy llie oilier oin
cers or administer .tie oat.ii to any elector
offering to vote. The above form is given
for convenience and is that prescribed by
the Act aforesaid. And all boards will
observe it closely, that the election may
be conducted according to Rules of the
Republican party in this County, and law
governing primaries.
Samuel D. Irwint,
Chairman Republican Co. Com.
OREGON THE FIRST GUN.
Free Trade gets a Terrible Backset
Democratic Uneasiness.
Tho result of tho election in Oregon
on Monday of last week was the most
(lompleto victory fur lh R- piibliinos
that the party has attained since the
State was admitted into tho Union.
The election was for a Congressman
and members of the State legislature.
Hermann, Republican, was elected to
Congress by over 7,000 ronjnriiy, (be
argcat ever given to any candidate,
while the legislature is Republican in
oint ballot by at least 60 majority,
thus insuring the re election of Sena
tor Dolph.
The battle was fought on the protec
ion and fiee trade issues, into which
all the powers of Cleveland's adininio-
ration were thrown for the purpose of
carrying the day fur that parly, or at
cast whittling the Republican major
ity down to a virtual Democratic vie
ory, which was to be claimed as an
endorsement of the administration
and its English free-trade policy. In
the fare of this the overwhelming de
feat is most significant, and is fair
warning to the party of free-trade that
the voters of this nation aro not ready
fur that kind of medicine yet. There
is great uneasiness in the Democratic
camp at this crushing rebuke, and if
that party's convention were held this
week instead of last, it is most likely
there would be a very noticeable pull
ing in of horns on the free-trade busi
ness. The ball is in motion, and will
be kept rolling until every northern
State has recorded a victory like unto
that of Oregon. Don't forget that.
Cleveland and Thurman.
Republican Primary Rules.
RULES GOVERNING THE REPUBLI
CAN PRIMARY ELECTIONS OF
FOREST COUNTY.
1. The candidates for the several offices
shall have their names announced in one
or more of the county papers at least three
weeks previous to the Primary Meetings
stating the office, and subject to the action
of the party at the said primary moetings.
2. The voters belonging to the Republi
can party in each township and borough,
shall meet on a day to bo designated uy
the County Committee, at the usual place
of holding spring elections, at 2 o'clock P.
M., and proceed to elect one person for
Judu'O, and two persons for Clerks who
shall form a Board of Elections to receive
votes and detormino who are the proper
persons to vote, and who shall hold the
polls open until 7 o'clock P. M. After the
polls are opened, the candidates announced
shall be balloted for; the name of each
person voting shall be written on a list at
the time of votinir, no person being al
lowed to vote more than once lor the same
office.
S. After the polls are closed the board
shall proceed to count the votes that each
candidate has received, and make out tho
returns accordingly, to bo certitied by the
Judge and attested by the clerks.
4. The Judge or one of tho Clerks ap
pointed bv the Juduel of the respective
election district, shall meet at the Court
House, in Tionesta, on the Tuesday follow
ing the Primary Meetings at - o'cllK'k P.
M.. havintr tho returns and a list of voters,
and the prson having the highest number
of votes for any min e, eh-tll be declared
the nominee for the Republican party.
5. The Return Judges shall bo compe
tent to rceet by a majority, tho returns
from any district where there is evidence
of fraud", either in the returns or other
wise, and shall reject them where there is
evidence of three or more persons voting
at the Primary Meeting who are not Re
publicans. H. Any two or more persons having an
equal number of votes lor the hiiio office,
tlie 4 uuj-'cs slum proccuu lo iiiiiun inr u
dunce, the person hating the highest
number to be the nominee.
7. The Return JudgesKhall appoint Con
ferees Representative, Senatorial and
CongresMonal lio. e acceptance of said
appnii 'incut shall be a pledge to support
ihe person who may leceivo llso largest
number of volts cast for that office.
K. Tho Return Judges may at any time
change the Hindu and manner id' selecting
candidates as they may be instructed by
tho people at llieir primary meetings, tine
notice being given by the County Coiu
iiiillec. tl. The Chairman of the County Com
mittee ahull be required to issue a tall in
pursuant o of the action of the County
Counnit'eu.
This is the pair which the Demo
crats at St. Louis last week put up for
November harvest. It was no surprise
to any one. The thing was cut and
dried by Scott, and there was nothing
left for the delegates to do but endorse
the set up, which they did with little
or no kicking. Thurman was stuck
onto the tail of the ticket for the pur
pose of raising a I it le temporary en
thusiasm, which has already subsided,
and because bo's the "Old Roman.''
The platform i3 free trade pure and
unadulterated. Of it the (Philadel
phia Prcsa says :
"The Free Traders won a complete
triumph at St. Louis. After sustain
ing an apparent check for three days
they turned tho tables and carried
every point. The final deliverance of
the Convention is precisely what they
contended for, and the candidate and
the platform exactly fit each othsr.
The Democratic party by ihe utter
aace and action of its highest national
tribunal, commits iteelf squarely and
unequivocally to the most advanced
policy of Freo Trada.
"In any event, whatever the decla
ration, Mr. Cleveland would have been
bis own platform. Even If the deliv
erance had not been in full harmony
with his position, the divergence would
have possessed no practical signifi
cance. It is Mr. Cleveland who is
running, and he is running on his own
record. But as a matter of fact the
platform exactly squares with his most
extreme Free Trade proclamation and
carries the party fully and finally over
to bis position. The more conserva
live Democratic leaders who see the
dangers ahead wanted to bold, the
party to the tariff straddle of 1884
and save it from going beyond. That
was a two-faced declaration, and Mr.
Randall could stand on it in Tecnsyl
vania while Mr. Watterson could just
as easily stand on it in Kentucky
But the St. Louis platform has at least
the merit of abandoning all double
dealing, and of speaking on the tariff
question in terms which are direct,
explicit and unmistakable. It declares
that President Cleveland s message is
the correct interpretation of the plat
form of 1884, and supplements this
with a separate resolution which ex
prcssly endorses tho Mills bill.
"In other words, it justifies the con
struction which the Free Traders put
upon tbe platform; it abandons all
attempt at a straddle; and it plants
the Democratic party on the extreme
position of the President's message. It
approves the Mills bill, but it goes be
yond that measure because the message
goes beyond it. Tho Mills bill does
not limit its proposed itduction whol
ly to the tariff duties, but does em
brace some decrease of internal taxa
tion. The meea-je, ou the other baud,
expressly condemned any ultempt to
cut dowu iulcrtuil taxes, and iufeisted
that the entire reduction should come
from the tariff. The Democrats of
Coiiffrcss did not dure c to the full
c; w
txteut of the nicosago in reporting
the Mills bill, but the Democrats of
the Convention have endorsed it in all
its length an 1 breadth. The position
of the Democratic party is at last
clearly and decisively fixed, and there
is no longer aiiy room for cavil or
dispute. Uuless the people are strange
ly bliud to all the teachings ot exper
Tun St. Liu is Con veu tion ir moral
ly indictable for conspiracy against
American interests and American
labor. It has deliberately orgauized
a plot to ruin both.
Now if Colonel William L. Scott
will kindly take a bung starter and
hit his bar'l a few thumps the Cleve
land campaign will burst wide open.
From Henry Wntterson's speech to
St. Louis Convention : "The Presi
dent's message has committed ihe party
to Free Trude, and any declaration
that is net in accordance with the
message will discredit the party."
The man who was too old for a
Cabiuet seat in 1383 is now set forth
at one fit to bo Iho corncr-stono ol an
s Ituiuistralion in 1889 Somebody
was either lying like sin four years
ngn or is playing the hypocrite now.
The American advocates of Free
Trade and prosperity abroud and in
dustrial prostration at home have
held their National Convention. Tbe
American advocates of Protection and
prosperity for American interests ill
hold theirs next Tuesday.
All eyes are turned toward Chica
go these clays, where the Republican
National Convention meets next Tues
day In nominate the next President of
the United States. Who will be the
lucky man is a nutter which at this
writing tbe wisest is totally unable to
say. telicrman will likely lead in me
first ballots, with Gresbatn a good
BJeoed, while Allison, Depew, Al$er
and Harrison will all be well support
ed. And it would not surprise us to
see any one of these distinguished
statesmen nominated, either of whom
we believe could be elected over
Grovcr and Thurman.
SlORES
Via.
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ompound
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ORES Nervous Prostmllon, Nsnroti.
Issdachs, Neurslila, Nsrvout
Wukntii, Stomach and Llvet
Diseases, R hiumulin, Djrspepsls,
t aaa sit idkiiobi oi nm maavj..
WEAK NERVES
Fains". Cilirt CosrorKO U s Vnr Tfinta
which never falls. Containing Celery and
Coca, thoae wonderful stimulants, it sptl
lij cures all nerroua disorder), " 1
RHEUMATISM
Flint". Cn.itsT Cotrrorin) purities th
blood. It drives out the lactic arid, which
Cannes Khcumattsm, and reatoret the blood
making organs to s healthy condition, Ths
true remedy for Rheumatism.
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS
Paihb'i Citmv CoJtPorMD quickly restores
the liver and ktdneyi to perfect health,
Tula curative power combined with Its
nerve tonics, makos it tho best remedy
for all kidney complaint -
DYSPEPSIA
r aini's CiLinv Cotrrotmt) strengthens ths
stomach, and quiets the nerves of the dlges
tlve organs. This is why It cures even the
worst cases of Dytpepsla, 4
CONSTIPATION
Punk's Cilery Coirrorxn Is not 1 Cathar
tic). It is laxative, living easy and natural
action to the bowels. Regularity surely fol
lows its use, . .... i
Recommended by professional and business
, 1 men. .Send for book.
Price il.00. Sold by Druggists.
WELLS, RICHARDSON 8, CO., Prop's
UURLtNGTON, VT.
Manufactured ly GorimiUy Jeflcry.
18 SPRING.
88
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Sprlnir lias romp amt It. .1. HOPKINS it CO. nro rpjulv lo inert, (tin ilpmnml with
a Stock of Sprlmr OtHitls tlmt, to lt npprpt'iBtotl, imint hti hopii. We Imvo a I.AHOl. II
Mi.rK niui 1 1 K 1 1 v.ll AlilliTi tliiH prliiix timn evor licibro. In our
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
Wo linvp Romotinjr lo unit any person. lt;iimlnif in prli-e from We. lo ?I.IHI per vitrei.
lverytliiUK in the littesl niui most tlt'Nli'itlilti color. Our N.YT1NF.H, NKKIlst'l'lv
KUN, ijO.NW-n.OTHS, WINWIIjYMS, ill liutftll tho Domestic Woods ro vory ilt-Mirfl-tilc,
aiitt every yurtl in pwHl vitlne.
CLOTHING, CLOTHING, CLOTHING!
Our Clotliinu: lVi:ti tinent hut never bpen no Completely Stocketl as this Siirinit.
Our Men's Suits ut S.i.im, fs.OO. $10.00, nn.l $12.00, aro ItAKWAINS. Children's Clt.th-
1115 a Biimu us iimr .veins, noil 1 nuy 111. 111 you liuve looked through our slink.
SHOES, SHIRTS AND HATS.
Our assort 1 uen t in this lino enn't ho held any place. Wo btiv In Cso Ijots and know
that tve (tet the I.atet Styles, ami at prices thai are right. Wo sell tho UlCsT ft.00
snoo 111 tins country.
OUR ARGUMENTS ARE STRONG !
We aim to make our PRICES SO LOW
that our
FURNITURE
Alwnvs sells nntoklv, and tho QUALI
TY PKOVKS IT. We mako no rash as
sertions, but prove everything we htato in
newspapers when a customer tails at our
Store. It you want Sterling Woods for
Sterling Cash call and see our stock of
CHAMBER SUITS !
SPRIXOS, MATTRESSES, PARLOR
SUITS, KASY C11AIKS, TA1HA.S,
LOUXUliS, CUAIKS, tVe. tverj-tning
in tho lino of Furniture.
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iMauoraie gootis. tiling uuu see.
XELSOIV oreexluxd,
Undertaker A Enibalmer,
331 Exchange. Block,
next to Exchange Hotel,
WARREN, PA.
V. It Kill K LI? & SOX, Agio,
. . TIDIOUTE, PA.
friccs i.nd catalogues furnished on ap
plication.
Tho liest Machine mado niul prices the
lowest. aprl-im.
S. H. HASLET k SONS,
GENERAL MERCHANTS.
Dealers in
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Also,
UNDERTAKERS.
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CONFLICT BETWEEN MAN AND
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THE LUMBERMAN is published i
the interest of its subscribers ; consequent
lv it is a curiosity in modern trade jour
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its editorial or news pages. '1 hat is what
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luslraUMl pun, is hosoiuiciv Hjiunti i
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jNsteSS!
A n V.
GROCERIES! GROCERIES ! !
our ittH'ord In tlie wroeerv Business is wel known to rvcrvhodv. mi. Inn .tool. I
just say that it has lost nothing. But that we aro giving it' special attention this
Spring, and you will ibid that our goods are Kiesh ami of the Itc.-itqualitv. with prices
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rim Fiwsirmr GttocmiES
BERRIES, FRUITS A VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS, IN SEASON?
In our Drug Department, which Is in ehargo of a thoroughly competent Clerk,
will always bo found tho
PUREST DRUGS AND CHEMICALS
PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED WITH UTMOST CARE.
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TIONESTA, PA.
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A PROFITABLE OPPORTUNITY FOR HTVESTMENT. - !
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THE PROGRESSIVE YOUNG CITY OF THE NEW SOUTH.
This fvftKtperoui -ftmns; citf. whk-ft is now sttr-sct
nf iiiTCtoi. manul-Kiurert and KttlrrtlromSTenr
jlU.ii ( th t'oivit. is sltuatc: in the ' Pld aMMt
-rgton of western (jeorsjia, lour sniles from the Ala
-aula line, in tbe heart ol the richest iroa.
-Burble. ag-rKullural and ninber district ol the -Knit a.
luucc aiid ail ilia uiciaits oi iniernsi
the it) cau bo no doubt about I bo result
of tuch a etrugglo."
sutnn in ire in tlie world. 1 nev
substantially all the lumber news, and the
weekly reviews of the markets soutli anil
wet-l, iiorth and south, are intlispeiifablo
to any luiiibern.an w ho cares to keep post
ed on current events. Its advertisint-naire-t
contain more valuublu information
than is iriven in all tho pai;eB of many
lumber j jurnals, no-called. As a matter
of fact, Its advertising pajrea are of tlie ttt
niost value to all users of w ood-workinii
mai hinery, as they form a complete cata
logue of the latest and best of all the
modem devices used in lumber inanulact-
ui iii(r. Send lor it.
A WANTED
To canvass for one of the largest, oldest
establish!, liest Known Nurseries in the
country. Most liberal terms. I neipialed
laeililic.-i. Oeneva Nursery, Established
lMii. W. A T. SMITH, tieueva, N. Y.
ROSE E. CLEVELAND,
SISTER OF
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND.
"Social Mirror; or Moral and Social Cul
ture," Is the title of the jri-antl new book Intro
duced bv Miss Cleveland. Just out, an
unparalelled success, profusely illust rated,
with decant lithoK'Kl'lt plate of Miss
Cleveland. Tho work is a complete treat
ise on Moral and Social Culture, true man
hood and womanhood, The mother's in
liuence, lie patient with the boys, Keep
your daughters near you. Home beautiful,
Family government," The art of conversa
tion. The awkward mid shy, A mother's
cares, F.ii'iuetle in all its biimelies. Etc,
Etc. Its mechanical execution is tinsur
imssi'il. makinir it iho handsomest sub
scription hook ever published. The il-
lui-liittions are me niiesi aim iii.tttu
special arti.sU.
AUKNTS WANTED
Everywhere. Tlie success of work inn
agents is soinetliiii.' reiuai kablo. None
but live, energetic men and women want
ed mi this work. We (riiarantee exclusive
U'rritorv. Anents nt work are making
from f 1.00 to lo.no per day.
Write at once for illustruted circulars
and terms, anil name your choice of terri
tory! or to bee tire it fnsiantlv send 1.00
lor complete at-'Ciil s ouuu, w men win uti
forwanled by return mail postpaid. Lib
eral terms guaranteed. Address,
J. L. II KHKUT I'l'BLISHl.Nli CO.,
D17 tit 010 Olive Street, St. Ijouis, Mo.
its popuUtioa tuts doubled ta tlie Uu six ssonths.
ina vritn tlie present isia increase wui vm ,vww
trlore ths close of ihe present year.
Residence and. building lots which sold (or tK0 sis
Booths so, ere ctanfin(r kaads l IboOO now.
Property on the leedinc bueineas streets has d
mneed Iron 5u lo I.WC per eeat. ths Bwt lew
itbs, sad Is sua set tlie gn-uoa boot in Mmimri
wuh prkos of property m other oaies. with
ill raf-Mjl erovrui ot toe cur. pnniiT vum
teo-foM in value dunn the neat year, and khs that
C0 r A WEEK and upward positively
Oi J secured bv men agents sullinfi Dr.
Sisitt'H Genuine Eloctrie Belt, Suspensory,
etc., and by ladies sellini; Dr. Seott s fr.lec
trie Corseis. Sample flee. Stale mix. Di"
Scott, bW Broadway, N. Y. Nuv.lti-Uut.
in rocaiion ii on ll.e Ceorioa Pacific Rsilroafl.
mica from AtUma. 4U uiles from Annittoo and 1U0
niles from llirmtmham. and tsalreadv the obiecuve
:)int of three other lailioads now building or ai
early surveyed.
There are nearly fil'j business bouses, espress,
etfir-trh and u'jHt omie. oris newtLupcr. three
Shuithrs, three hotels, ctL'ht saw and nUmng Bulls
irid wood working establishments, schools, cotton
f Us and factories. Nearly 4,0u0.000 is represented
ba the canital stock and money invested in the city
St the present lime. Its elevation la l.luO feet above
U.e sea, and the city is noted foe its -remarkable
oealthtulnrMS, being out of tho limestone distric.
Biul ntu-etv hevona tlie ranee of cholera, veliow
fever, or any cpidemiis. The purest and best of
Irrestor.e and mineral waters abound, and lbs not
mri drinu..e
Tb clinate U a happy mcdiuM brtweeit ihe ub
tropical clmate of l-.ondnd the extrcne cold of
the Non.;.. the average thermometer being in Winter
V tjM in SumiBer 7u. Tho city u surrounded
with the hit: he st envies of iron ores, manpanene and
.irble, and the cold deposits of Tallaiooaa aro at
tho preist-nt time aitrarnnf widespread at teat too
Ov er 9I..O0J liat.alrearly been invested in nt same
wl h will begin or rations by April 1st. The (old
of this reuton assav from $5 00 to $300 per ton.
and iitcuity of iron, gold and marble u inexbaua-
uuie
ssca lo te a Large MannfactcrM City
TheTA!lapooea Furnace Co., capital stock 10O,000
K Wt-eady orgaiuzrd, ana are unaer con t ran io nave
itrsr furnace in blast by December 1st, lboti
The TiiUikmu Malleable Iron Co.. authorised
caoitrf $i'0,tJ0, are under contract to have lUeir
-iroiWi in or-eratton in eight months.
Twe Tallapoosa Steam Brick Manufactory le al
fraly puuine; in an enormous plant for brick and
irrrt cotta work, with a capacity of 60,0u0 daily.
aAd afTangessenis have been completed fur a wagon
factory, saan, door ana Diina laciory, swikt mxntt
t io Hroi.fB (art or v. roost fuiorv. and neeotia-
liuns am in procress for a silk mill, to employ M)
bands, cotton mill, rolling mill and several other in
dustrira, wnk favorable prospcu for Uictr locauoa
were al an early day,
Enormous Advance in Rial Estata,
Th rrtrital of the advance of real estate in Talla-
tAnsj in lvi ih BifMiths would seem like a fairy
Ul t tiue not familiar with the rapid growth of
iikcs m Ui rich mineral belt of lUe ucsr aouio.
at mmUinm ttvav tvl Irom S90 to C3UU. Stmsld bring
ire times that sum before the cioeeof tbprreot
year. Thks Company bare an vowed over 7VJ0 m
buildings aro In procem of erection or nearly com
pleted in tbe city, and bustle, push and enterprise is
everywhere apparent.
j em riff 9 i,vvv,vuv w-r ---vw""-w
0lrriee imsroemnr is pledged
for tho city to bo located here in the neat three
yeon, and this alone meant a population ol irom
lea to iwcniy-UT uiwawmi.
Liberal Iniuccmeiits tn Mas-faciarnrs.
T. fammnw i ftrenared to ofTetr the moat Itb-
eral inducements lo manulacturera who will locate
their works in Tallapoosa, i ncy win oonmi hri
on railroad front for plant, and other vahsabft con
.derations t raw material aa4 cheap labor arc
.k.tiulanl llM V naAm fBaVfrnWr. MHfCa. I 111 WIU
is fast becoming the great manufacturing centre of
.t.. I 1 ..jtVnrftiisr nanilfsi Uirn thifltrHls Of
cltanging location will 6nd it to their advantage to
Cuouauuscaie wuu una vwuij .
Cose to the South, ir
It is tho moat desirable section for settlers and in-
wa.siir.ra in ih United Staico to-daT. rortunes arc
g made rsiuidiy by mo anvance in reu cnw
.na ia dtmiunr'a atocka. and we have aa yet
seen but tbe beginning of an era of wonderful pros
perity iq this out pamaiiyocvciopca, mourn kiij
favored, section. In climate it is the Italy of Amer
tea, in beaithfulncsa it is the Eden of the earth, and
. jf -. I . ..I u.t akun.liar. atnji AtmmrtlilW tkl WTk IB
oral products, anii in growing prosperity and pro
grcsaivcucsa. no soctien of iho country can equal .
PnltaSle InTestiEiti Ewrmou BitISciIj,
W would caJI the soecial attention of either large
or small investors, who have been accustomed to
small rates ol ia ureal, to tno advantage oi i aiiav
nana u k nix: aI oronLab&e and abaolutelv safe in
vestment. Real estate and stocka in TalUpooaa an
rapidly advancing, and in vest men ta can be made
here to-day that are sure so double and quadruple
before the close of tlie present year. Investments
made in real etatc in a laptdiy glowing and proa
nsrua. maukulaciurine citv are sure to return band-
some pruata to the in veal or, and are absolutely safe
investments, we nave yei to snow oi awugiv m
stance ol invest menu mado here, tliat bavc not re
Inrruxl Ursrst silWuicBliB lO ihe IMVeBtOT. AS lllC CII V
is but yei m its uUancy, real estate is acliiug at low
pricea, and those who Invest during tho nest lew
months wilt reap the liarveat before valueeare forcr4
to the exhorbitant figures which will surely ioUow
the rapidly growing prosperity oi wecNy.
oTliostLooliijfoririTorjiltPkceforLoallci
If you are wholly without money, do not cocao
r. Tallanoosa. Ion t sro into any new country
without at least something lo give yon a n, bus
if vuti have a little monev. be you jarmor, me
chanic or laborer, and desire to locate in a section
where the winters are mild and equatie, and the
summers no warmer than the North, vt.erc peifnt
health to secured for your bell ana iamuy ; wner
you can build a house for one-halt the coat of byiUJ
ng the same house in tho 9mm t where you ci.ii,
ive in corutort t much less than in New b-nelanj
aud the West, aud are willing to use your energia
eotf idMuence in co operation witn otners ua uio
prosperity of the city in wbuh you are located, and
appreciate a thriving, industrious, procTeaaive city
and people come lo roJJajvoeea. If you aro of
this cUss ynu are wanted here, and the little you
have can be invested ta the building of a home thai
will rapidly increase in value on your hands, or in
the channel of some business or enterprise that will
cant the meat graulyir.g dividends.
Ccne and Investigate.
Nins mii mi im of ihnu who come and DenoaaMv
investigate tbe menu of Tallapoosa, as a place ol
profitable investment and location, either becoevo)
investors or permanent residents, or both. Tbe.
wonderful advantages oi lius rieomooi reg.ua mi
rich mineral belt areas yet compaiaiively unknown
ro Northern investors and setilera. An arMsratoj
description by ut would be looked upon wiUi lit
credulity. 1
Wm fill rnhmrrfully mv fn traraliw
opene mf uny perun vimttiutf
wooaa srAo deee wet find it omU -r-
rsHNSlNff'i turn proprrwy mg mf - r--
pftfy, no rpr0rmtd by . M'4
tkm tf-oet riu4 pe I tVNooitfsttJS ir
tjiseoaroro u$d fAeao (Mmg f m
nolo sWrtoo o fers4oN, W we
ears to como mnd ce for fnoHfvo tna
wvMy mdrmmtagra lalhip9a mm mt
rfoea oy pmriimhim mnd amft itvmtmrmt0
seatiois of VsialMOao or umuttrim9
or fmr rmsidm!
SEND FOR PROSPECTUS.
We have issued an elaborate pr-arctus, accurate
ly describing ihe city and its surrounding, aod Iho
property oi this i ompny. giwn g illkj'.traiioas vt
many ol the buildings, residences, etc., also plat of
city, price list of lots, Lair at quuiatiuns on atcn.0
this Company, and other information c7 in tet eat to
investors aud settlers, which we Mill mail Ireo cm
I application. Addiesa
Cel. Geo. W. Hdalr, President Tallapsosa Lasd, KInlns & Han'f'g Co., T!'2?sc:a, G3.
I1wr1 ff Ttnr-i mv.m t mm sa -Mgni'Of ng-pr Bsaig-, tgTfT. nrr uerx&'wraz. -:-diia
i our hiinu.
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