THE FOREST REPUBLICAN. J. C. WINN. tbltOft 4 PROPftltTOH. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 18S8. THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE. If President CleveUnd't message of a year ago was confined tJ the one subject of tariff reform, ttie document Rent to the Congress on Monday fully makes up for the subjects then omitted. The "stale of the Union" is pretty thoroughly discussed, and if any point of interest of the affairs of the nation is omitted, unless it be the Civil Ser vice refurm, we fail to detect it. In stead of being the message of Presi dent about to retire from public life one whose policy has been repudiated by the people it reads like a docu ment of a roan with the greater part of a term yet to serve, aod who lays out an elaborate programme of reform. It might pertinently be asked, why did not the Democratic party, when io power, accomplish some of these re forms, or at least make attempts which would command the confidence of the people? The protective tariff receives a great deal of atteLlion. Whilo Grover Cleveland as a candidate for re elec tion was "no free-trader," as a man about to retire from public life his free trade sentiments are very clearly expressed. lie attacks the protective system as a violation of the Constitution 'the compact between the Government and the people, and predicts that all class es of society will rise to destroy it He talks glibly of equal rights of cit izenship ; of poverty and wealth ; of the fortunes of manufacturers being exacted from the masses of the people; nbout trusts, combinations, and mo nopolies ; of the broken bond of the Government with the people; and, letting his feelings outrun bis judg ment, be says: Communism is a hateful thing, and a menace to peace and organized gov ernment; but the communism of com bined wealth and capital, the out growth of overweening cupidity and selfishness, which insidiously uuder- mines the justice and integrity of free institutions, is not less dangerous than the coiumunisru of oppteesed poverty and toil, which, exasperated by injus tice and discontent, attacks with wild disorder the citadel of rule. The President detects a tendency to extend the federal power into the do main of State and local jurisdiction, says it must be checked, and passes on to quoto with approval and presuma bly to apply to himself Andrew Jack son's declaration : "The ambition which leads me on is an anxious de sire and a fixed determination to re' store to the people, unimpaired, the sacred trust they have confided to my charge," etc. Mr. Cleveland then mentions the constitutional provision requiring the President to give to Congress informa tion as to the state of the Union, and proceeds to tell what has happened since his last annual message, and to review the international questions set tled and unsettled. He mentions the rejection of the Fisheries treaty by the Senate, and then says that do case of unlawful treatment of American vessels by Canada has been reported since March 3, 1887, in which repara tion was not promptly obtained from the Dominion Government, thus con fessing that his demaud for extraordi nary retaliation powers was a piece of buncombe. The Sackville matter is mentioned, and the correspondence in the case is promised. He has tried to prevent the exter mination of the fur seals, to fix the boundary between Alaska and British Columbia, protect American citizens of foreign birth from military service when vifaiting home, and to duly coo dole with Germaov on the death of the two Emperors. The history of the rise and fall of civil service reform, which, if written as exhaustively as other subjects dis cussed, would have used several tbous and words more, is not given in the message. The selection of Governor Beaver for Marshal of the Inauguration Day parade iu Washington assures a skill ful handling of the great number of organized bodies that will be iu line on that occasion. Governor Beaver will hriog to the work the experience of the soldier ; he is a strict disciplin arian, and so far as be is concerned there will be no delay iu the prompt movement of tbe line. It is already estimated that tbe number participat iiig will be larger by one half than ever before, and no ono could be found better equipped in all respects to man age tbe affair than Goveruor Beaver. It is probable that as a matter of per sonal fstiofdctiuu he would prefer to ride at the bead of the National Guard of tbe State, but he will doubt less accept the appointment which has ben leudered Liu), and he can take the Pennsylvania troops along for tatJ" aud escort duly. The new mili tary company of this plnce is hustling to be accepted aod mustered into ser vice in time to go to tbe inauguration with the Pennsylvania National Guard. Forest County comes to the front with a claim that it is entitled to tbe second prize banner offered by Chair man Cooper fur an incrcaso over the Blaine vote of 14, Sullivan coming first. The fact is that all the interior counties of the State did so well that it is going to be prelly difficult to dis criminate in the distribution of the burners, but Forest is entitled to one, at all events. Philadelphia Press. Tug oflic al vote in Pennsylvania, at (he lato election, as attested by the secretary of the commonwealth, was hs follows: Republican, 526,091 ; Dem ocratic, 44B.G33 ; Prohibition, 20.947 ; Labor, 3,873; American, 24. This gives lLinison a plurality of 79,438 and a majority over all of 54,614. It is safe to settle bets on these figures. But the fellow who bet that llarrisou's msjority would be larger or as large as Blaine's has won, fur Blaine's mat jority over all was 48,280, while his plurality was 81,019 Teachers' Institute. The Forest County Annual Insti tute will be held in the Court House, in Tionesta, commencing Monday, De cember 24, at 2:30 P. M., and contin uing until Friday at 12 M. Prof. A. J. Davis of tbe Clarion State Normal School, and Supt. Geo. B. Lord of Venango county, will be with us the entire week, and will be assisted by our leadiog teachers and local talent in giving instructions in the different branches. Mr. F. A. Wheeler of Wett Hick ory, will have charge of tbe music duriug the day sessions, aud will sing at each evening session. John Dewilt Miller will lecture on Monday evening; subject, ''Uses of Ugliness," and ou Tuesday evening on "Love, Courtship and Marriage." The lectures by Mr. Miller on "The Uses of Ugliness," and on "Love, Courtship and Marriage," were most heartily received by our Chautauqua audience, probably as fastidious and critical as any in the laud. Chautau qua Daily Assembly Herald. Miss Vandelia Varnum of Frauk linville, N. Y., will lecture Wednes day evening, on Scientific) Temperance. Rev. George Thomas Dowling will lecture Thursday evening, subject, "The Good Old Times." Tbe New York Sun of August 18, 1888, says of him : "He is a most elo quent man." The New York World of August 20, 1888: "Dr. Dowliug is a most bril liant orator; immensely popular, and the author of a philosophical njvel entitled 'The Wreckers.' " Every teacher in the county is ex pected to be present during the entire session, and Directors and other friends of education are cordially iuvited to be present and take part in the exer cises. Special session for Directors on Thursday afternoon. As teachers get pay fur attending Institute at the same rate as fur teach ing, there is no excuse for their stay ing away. G. W. Kerb, County superintendent. If you would be happy and save money, buy llio Genuine Lambcrtville "Snag Proof" Rubber Boot, of II. J. Ilopkius A Co , Sole Agents. 2t. The reason why Arnica & Oil Liniment is so popular w ith the ladies is because it not only is very healing and soothing but its odor is not at all offensive. Fur sale by G. W. Bovard. Tbe now oil developments we no tice makes happy faces about town, but not yet so happy and seemingly so satisfied as our customers alio buy their winter supplies at our counters. 2t. II. J. Hopkins A Co. Prof. Barrett of St. Lawrence county, N. Y., speaking of pulmonary diseases, says: Nut one di ail) occurs now where twenty died before Downs' Elixir was known. Over fifty years of constant success places Downs' Elixir at the head of. the long list cf cough remedies. For sale at Bovard's. Tionesta booming, and new faces in towu daily looking after the for tunes soon to be "made here iu oil 1 Trade booming, and uev goods- arriv ing daily at our store, at prices that will make ynu rich. H. J, Hopkins & Co. 2t. nsy-THE ONLY Brilliant Durable fc Economical Are Diamond Dyes. Tliry excel sit others in Strength, Purity nd Tartness. None others are just good. Hcware of imitations they are made of cheap and inferior materials and give poor, weak, crock jr colors. 36 colors ; 10 cents each. n Sand postal for Dye Rook, Sampla Card, directions lor coloring Photos., making the finest Ink or bluing (10 cts. a quart), etc. Sold by lruegisu or by WtlLS, RICHARDSON CO.. Burlington, Vt. For Gilding or Bromine Fancy Articles, OSB DIAMOND PAINTS. Gold, Silver, Brontt, Copper, Only to Cents. Itch, Mange, and Scratches on human or aniinalH cured In 30 minutes by Wool- ford's Sanitary Lotion. This never fails. Sold by Herman At Sigjjins, Prnpjrists Tionesta. Pane's CELERY ' I COMPOUND CURES I PROOFS . , " lainri Celery Com NOUr&lglfil pound cured my aenr. 011 tick licailachrs." Nervous sjd-o.c... Prostration ilet of rained Celery I MMtJJJJaarBKHMl,lfJlfJJJJM Compound, 1 am ctirtil of rhri.mfttim." Rheumatism .Brff. . "It ha done me more KldnOy - (topd fur kidney diMw than any other meii DlSO&SOS tine." (;. ArntoiT, Sious City, Iowa. AUD "l'aine't Celery Com pound ha ben of great All las IVOr tx-urftt ivt torpid liver, iruhits-stion, and bilious Disorders .Ki,w"nj I PAT 1 . (k-.-tW, V t. lou may have got loft by not securing some of the prolific oil terri tory near our town, but re me ruber that we have a large stock of Winter Clothiog and Furuiehing Gqotjj that you can get in quantities to suit at low prices. II. J. Hopkins & Co. mom i-i. V.. .A. J. jCtfjicrpsr Stock Lowest Pmcm WHAT "WE KNOW : WH KNOW WE HAVE OOOI VALUES IN Of It Oitl'.SStlOODS OKI A HTM ENT WE KNOW WK IIAVETIIE LATEST STYLES AND PKSIUNR! WK KNOW WE II AVE HOODS WORTH ALL WK ASK FOR THEM ! WK KNOW WK II AVK AN ASSORTMENT Til AT ALL CAN SELECT FHO.M ! WE KNOW THAT TO APPRECIATE OUR STOCK YOU MUST COME -AJnTID SEIZE! DRESS FUNNELS, WOOL SUITINGS, HENRIETTAS. FINE CASHMERES, PRINTS, GINGHAMS, MUSLINS. CLOTHING! MEN'S, HOYS' AND (Mill, DUE MEN'S, HOYS' AND CHILKKl MENS, HOYS' AND CHILD 111 111 CLOTHING! MEN'S, HOYS', CHILDREN'S MEN'S, fiOYS', ('III I, DREWS M EN'S, HOYS', CHILDREN'S MEN S. HOYS', CHILDREN'S MEN'S, HOYS', CHILDRKN'H MEN S, HOYS', CHILDREN'S For Sale. Mv house and lot on corner of Elm and Helen Sts., Tionesta. Terms easy. C. M. Shawkey, Mayl6if. Warren, Ta. Our new oil development is esjy nf access, with all judications of a large supply oo hand, but do more to supply the eager oil hunter than the large stock of merchandise n the ground floor at our Mammoth Estab lishment. Walk in and see our stock. 2t. II. J. Hopkins & Co. ni'( KI.EN'S A It NIC A HALVE. The best Salvo in tho world fjr Cubs, Brnie, Sores, Uleors Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, 'fetter, Chapp-d Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi tively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to ve perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. r or sale uv u. w . isovaru. PROCLAMATION. , Whkheas. T1k- Hon. W. D. Rrown rresideiit Judtce of the Court of Common Picas and Quartet Sessions in nnd for the eonnty of Forest, has issued his pre cept for holding n Court of Common Pleas Quarter Sesssions, Ac,,, at Tionesta, for th County of Forest, to commence on the Third Mondnvnf Dee., bcinx the 17th tiny of Doc., 1SSS. Notice is therefore Riven to tho Coroner, Justice, of tho l'eaco and Con stables of saiil count v, that , they be then and there in their proper persons at ton o'clix'k A. M., ot said dav with their recoids, inquisitions, examination, and other remembrances, to iii those things which to their ollioe appertain to bo done, and to those who are bound in roeogni7.ani o to nrosecuto airainstthe prisoners lhat are or shall bo in thejai) of FotOMt County, that tticv may tie tneii ami there, to prosecute aitnlnst them as-sluill be JUst;- Oiren un der mv hand and oal this l!Hh day of November, A. D. 1SSS. UKO. W. SAWYER, U.S.J Sheriff. Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoos and Itubbsr Goods, Flannels, Blankets, Yarns and Comfortables, ,: Robes, Horse Blankets, Carpets and Oil Cloth. GROCERIES ! GROCERIES ! ! Our Stock of OrocorioH, PLOTJE -A-TsTID FEED Is always kept right up!to the Standard, except in Prices, which are all out t.t 'nieces. Our Slock of Uoods embraces everything kept In a Oenoral Store, from BaledHay to me r mesi siik. wjibaj dskh is. IT. J. HOPKINS & CO. Borough School Report. Following is report of the borough schools, for the month ending Nov. 2o, 1888 : Iloom ro. 3, examination!. Highest average of school, Blnnche Pease 9'J per cent. Of cluss A. Forest J. Covard 97. Cluss B. Ben Kelley 94. Class C. Kosa D. Hunter 97. Per cent, of attendance lor month, 92). Those not absent during month, were Chas. Bovard, Effa Clark, Blanche Pease, Oeo. Hobinson, Minnie Landers, Rosa D. Hunter, Mary Morgan, Nellie Walters, Forest J. Bovard, Charles Howe, Husie Iluling. A. M. Brooks, Principal. Room No. 2. No. enrolled 52. Per cent, of attendance 93. Those C resent e ery day were Oussie ('amp ell, Addie Iluling, Vinnie Slump, Mary Rumbtrger, Lillie Bradberry Kattio llepler, Minnie Watson, Maud Campbell, Alice Hassey, Kdith Davis, Ruth Clark, Clara Nellis, Blanch Hunter, Kdith Sliter, Tillio Morrow, Grace llassey, Mary Fitzgerald, Zeta Kutiey, Clifford Craig, Willie Hunter, James Morrow. Harry Watson, Fred Partridge. Claud Campbell, Lewis Amer, George Ball, Samuel Fitzger ald, Willie Agnew and Harry Havis Those that were regular in atten dance passed a very creditable exam ination. Those who passed best were. Blanch Hunter aud Russell Dingman of the A. cluss, and Willie Muenzenberger of the B. W. J. Bumdmfikld, Tacher. Room No. 1. Pupils enrolled 4!) ; average attendance 40 ; per cent. 96. Those present every day during month: I.nnie Blum, Harold Her man, Otto Muenzenberger, Frank Hood, Leslie and Ralph Bruce, Clif ford and Archie Merrium, Joseph Joyce, Albert Bradberry, Ralph llep ler. Nelson Foreman, Rudolph Frea rickson, May Clark. Muttle Muenzen berger, Katie Bradlrry, Vernie Wat son, Elsie Kelly, Mary and Maggie Hassey, Ella Brownell, Blanche Her lcr, Ida Fones, Marie Suiearbuugh, Sadie Morrow, Minnie Can Held, Hat tie Hood, Amy Walters, Bessie Mor gan, Elsie Bull. Agnes Kkrk, Teacher. Knglish Spavin Liniment removes all Hard, Huft or Calloused Lumps and lilem ihhea from horses, lilood Spavin, Curbs, KpliuU, Sweeney, King-Hone, Ktiilcs, S,.l aiiin, all Stvolleu Throats, Coughs, Ku;. Save f0 by u.e of one bottle. Warranted. Sold by Herman & Siiiis, Druggists, TiontMu. A Sound I.rnivl Opinion. E. Italnbridire Mundav Esii.. County Attv.. Clav Co., Tex. navs: "Have useir Klectrlo Hitters with most happy results. Mv brother also was very low witli .Ma lafial Fever aud Jaundice, but was cured bv timely tiso of this medicine. Am sat isfied Kloctrio Bitters saved his life." Mr, D. I. Wllcojison, of Horse Cave, Ky.. adds a like testimony, savins : "He positively believes he would have died, had it not been for Electric Bittors. This irreatrem edv will ward off. as well as cure all Ma larial Diseases, and for all Kidney, Liver and Stomach Disorders stands unequaloil Price 50e. aud 11.00 at G. W. Bovard's Drug Store. DON'T EXPERIMENT. You cannot afford to waste time In ex- nerimentin when your lungs are in dan- uer. Consumption always seems at first, only a cold. Do not permit any dealer to impose upon vou with some cheap imita tion or vr. ivinga rew insc-overy ior Consumption, Coughs and Colds, but be sure you get the genuine. Bemuse lie can make more profit he may toll you he has something just as good, or just tho same. Don t be deceived, but Insist upon getting Dr. King's New Discovery, which is irnsrunteed to L-ive reliof in all Throat, Idling ami most atlecuons. i riat uoiues free at G. W. Bovard s Driiu Store. ... - M I'M -Hum. &b, Ue4Afvl TICIAIi I.IHT.- '7. T List of causes set down for trial in the Court of Common Pleas of Forest County, on the Third Monday nf December, 1KKS; 1. M. Kaster vs. James C W elsh, ?lo. 30, May Term. 18AS. 2. G. S. Chadman vs. J. M. Kepler, No. 1, May Term, lsss. 3. retcr uinucj vs. nicKory rownsinp. No. Srt, May Term, 1SSS. 4. c. A. inn vs. i lonostn rownsinp, No. 4:1, May Term, 1SSS. r. James C. Welsn vs. C . Hawks, N. September Term, 1SSS. 6. James c. elsn ct al, as Kroper Jlo- aerve fil Co., vs. C. V. Hanks, No. 24, September Term, ISS8. . james I., vveisn anil i-.. u. urnnuin vs. C. W. Hawks, o. Zi. Bciitombcr term, 1888. Attost, C. M. AIINER, . . Prothouotary. Tionesta, Pa., Nov. Ill, lsss. Orilimis Court Sale of Val uable Ileal Ilstnlc. Thoro will bo exposed to Public Sale at the Cou it House, Tionesta, l-'orc.-t county, pa., on MONDAY. DECEMBER 17. 1S88. at 1 o'clock p. m., tho following described real estate, to-wit : A nicssiiase, being a tract of land sit unto in Jenks township. Forest County, Pa., bounded as follows: On the south by lands formerly owned bv B. Dobbsand formerly known as tho DolAis Farm ; on the north west by Warrant No. 6103, and on tho east bv land of decedent. Containing fifty-niiiu (o'.i) acres and l'0 perches, strict measure, with a few acres cleared, and a small orchard thoreon growing. Ato Five acres of land sitimto In said township of .looks, Forest county, do scribed as follows: On tho east by land of said decedent, (boing the above 5!) acres ;) on the soulh by lands of J. II. 1 loudly, and also adjotrdng lands of Keller heirs." also - oi inn. i, unimproved. being all of that part of Warrant riou lying in Jinks township, in said county, "and being a ti mngular pleco ot land, bounded on tho northeast by Warrant S143; on the south by Warrant 332, ami on the west by Warrant oooo. uontayij'ig 80 acres, nil re or less. Tkhms. One-third upon the confirma tion of the sale : and tin- balance in two equal annual insUill:u r.ls, with interest payable Hoinl-auniially, to be feed red hy bond and mortgage Gko. I,. Scott, Joskph Bostaimi, Executors ol.Thomns Nugent, lato of Jcnks township, deeeaxod. Tionesta, l'a., Nov. ao, isss. HERMAN & SIGGINS ! DRUGGISTS & GROCERS, TIONESTA, -- - - PEWPJ. IN OUR GROCERY' DEPARTMENT WILL A HVAYS BE FOUND Tin? mmnmr mocmrm. BERRIES, FRUITS A VEGETABLES OK ALL KINDS, IN SEASON. In our Drug Department, which is in charge or a thoroughly competent Clerk, will always bo found the PUREST DUUGS AND CHEMICALS ! PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED WITH UTMOST CARE. -WHITE IS KING mm TVi3- - . m w THE EASIEST SELLING, THE BEST SATISFY! SEWINGilACHIfiL In the World. THE MOST ELEGANT, STRONGEST AND DEST WOODWORK ON THE MARKET IVERY ONE GIVES SATIirACTIO. THE WHITE IS THE PEER OF NY SIWIN0 M.V CHINE KOVi HADE. THE WHITE IS THE LIGHTEST RUNNtNO AND BtS ? F.NISHCD CWlNa MACHINE IN THE MARKET III ConitrucCcn It SIMPLE. PJSITIVt 0URIBI ITS WORKMANSHIP IS UNSURPACSE0. You can ttcart (ho ASENCY It you applf at tr as ws want daaltrt In unoccupltd tortlttrr Pricas and Terms Mads Satisfactar VhitB efaiag IVJacbin3 (Jo. CLEVEUXD, ( WESTERN NEW YORK A PK: V BYLVANIA RAILROAD. I Formerly n , N. r. r. i. u.) TIMI-VrAHLE IN EFFECT May W; V eM w i l 1 ' i 1 1 n I u r( h 1 h v M i ' ii Lia jA.IW ar Pltt.-iburKh Iv 0 0'1 Pnrker IS 11 Koxhur...,jJ A.M J P. M. 7 M 7 ."h 4 1J 4 :l 4 01' 4 as 2 4 : ii i l.V i io A. M. P. M. H. M. , I. M. IM'.') 1 iill'l! (45! f44'ia.w ii out t:i.) la 6i,io in h i(i;ia:iJ f'j H 01 12 HI 8:17 ti M VI OHj 7 fs 7 40 11 AO 7 prank liu lv...Oil Ciiy...ar ar...Oil Citv..lv Olool" lin...... ...Eat;le Lock... ... rreshlent. ... ....'i'loncMta.-... Hlchorv Triuikei-ville. . i ntioiite. 1 W i. P. ( I. .1 1 M : 1-1 1'i 10. DEPARTMENTS STORE. , 10c, 25c, 50c, t7 y:t 11 H W'...TIioinpson .. 7 10 ." 5 4") Irviuetop ... ll 4!i II Oil uireu u la luai lv...lvinr.nn....a P.M. A.M. A.M. I'. M.'A.M.I 4 10 J .Ml! Hv llrmlforo' ..ar P. M. A. M.'.V. M. tl IJ 10 X I l."' ar...Kin.iia....l .r .'.:'. 10 K..12 '0;... Sunar Hun ... ft 40 1' .V- I1.V4; Corvihm 5:n tM7 ll ao; ouoViii ft a", o la io. vi!. ...Wo f Hun..., : 17 !i :17 10 at ijnakcr lii UiKC ls. a-t, a: !... Ilouw... I ,' I ll OS 7 41 ... Salaiiuiocn... 4 4J' S ."7 7 I I, .So. Cai-rollton. 4 'U' H ti'-i (i 50(...So Vnnii..lia... 4 17 S :ia. (I Mi Allcrf.it.y 4 10 Haftj OcO'lv Olean, m.;a.m.a.m.I .ar 7 I-. 7 7 47 k i:; S !'i P.M. COUNTERS. WM. SMEARBAUGH & CO., TIONESTA, PA. WINCHESTER SAVE MOfiEY! . HOW ? f i. 'X rr-. tCL ,rrtuM. ui iv ' a rv- ' nr it . . '.V 11.1 vx t mmJ 1PPPITS11R IIP K 3Si,rEH 1 um lilt LL$s 15 V BUYIXU THE SNAG-PROOF RUBBER BOOT, THE II EST IN THE WORLD! ii. j. iioritixs v ., SOLE Afil'.NTS. Uaptaro onra gnarantMd. K.atono. Mo op. .ration or bu.iu.fta d.i.y. Thousauda aured. for circular, Lr. J B. Mayar, 8.11 Arch bl.,Hiila. At Key tioua liotal, Uaadiug, fa. U Hat. of aacli laomk. arV-.s.V V .a r OUR ARGU!lE'iT3 ARE STRONG ! We aim to mane our PRICES SO LOW that our FURNITURE Always Bolls quickly, and tho QUALI TY PROVES IT. W'o make no rash as-. Burtioim, hul prove everything wo stale in ucwtiiiira when a cuhtoincr calls at our Stor). Il you want Klerlinfr liuods for btciling Canh call and ace our slock of CHAMBER SUITS ! SPRINOS, MATTRESSES, PARLOR SUITS, EASY CHAIRS, TABLES, LOUNGES, CHAIRS, iku. Everything iu the lino of Furniture. OUR UNDERTAKING DEPARTMENT! Is complete from thu l'lainent to the mobt KlaboraLt goods. Come ttnd ee. x i: I.SOX mi va: i.u' o, Undertaker -t Einhaliuer, S31 Exchange Block, next to Excljaugo Hotel, WARREN, PA. SINGLE SHOT RIFLES, RELOAOING TOOLS, 0 AMMUKlTiO.N OF ALL KINDS. MASl'FACTl'ISKU BV x WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO., HEW XX--V-Z:iT. COITT. fax OO-pap-e MEXTIOIT Zllvi.atra.tod. CatoulogrMa.' THIS TAPER. s. h. nan & sde GENERAL MERCHANTS. boalcru in -Also,- UNDERTAKERS. TIONESTA, PA. C'Q f A WEEK and upward potiitivoly O'w-' neeured lv nion anenta belling lr. Hcoll'a Cienuino Elect riu Unit, SuMpeimory, etc., and by ladiea sullina lr. Scolt'a Eluo trio Coraola. Sample froe. Slate nex. Lr. Scott, 818 Hioadway, N. Y. Nov.W-am. tlEO. S. O ATC11LLL, tiun'l Si' J. A. KHLt.OWS, tJpii'l l'a"'r an! Ticket Air No. SI Exchanirn St., lluiAilo, : J. L. CRAIO, Am lit, Tloiiusui, I'o. ALLEGHENY JfALLEY R. Moat direct routo to I'liO-burirh and Eaat. Only routx landlua p;t .enjrer. Union Station without delay or. traur, J. O-TraiiiH run l.y Eitsicrn Time. 'l ime tahle in utlcct 'Si&r U, 1888. Northward. 1. a. in 8-1.' I f. 3. p.m. p.m. I.v. Ar. p.m. a.m. i i i 4HI I'lttMliurKh. 7 JO' 7 -U 1 Southwur1 c . 8 ,rll ItWlilOUO: 3 IS W. Y. Juii" 10aiil0 38! 4(H KiltanniiiK 11 111 11 L'T! 4 X, Rod llm.k. II Solll 43 ! 5 on Ehmi Ilra.ly 11 .Mi! ll! 14 fi SM... I'urKer... I ..H it If .. r UAUUI u . 11 (. il :i 12 40 1 20 2 0.) p.m. p. m 2 50 .1 4 1 M, 12 :i2' 1 07 1 K8 I a. m ;p.m. 5 sill. Enil' ru .o. 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I' J FOREST AND STREAM rUHLISHINCl COMPANY Are constantly isuinit and havo always ou hand a lull b'nriua of the newest, inont ent.itiiiiiiiiif and inntructivo American and Eiiirlish lKxika on outiloor HimrtH. If vou aro intercHti-d in Shooting, Eihinif, Vine l"ts. Yachts, Itoata or Canoes, or in Natural History, ramp lne, i ravel anu Auventure, you al'oiild send for a free catalogue of their pulilicatioii!!. To any one ki t-ciulinjr, and mentioning; the name of the paptr in which ho isaw thia adver tiaeiueiit, they will send free 28 pae of eiilei tainiiiK and instructive reading mat ter. Address FOREST ANU STREAM PUR. CO., 3'..' Park Row, New York. Confirmation Notice. Notice iH hereby piven that the following gci-oiint haa been liled in my otUce aud will be presented at the next term of Court for continuation : First and linal account of J. V. Ktroup, Administrator of Estate of Anna Eliza beth Slroup, late of Jenks township, For est county, Pa., deceased. CALVIN M. ARNER, Clerk of Orphaus' Court of Forest County, Tionesta, Pa., Nov. 6, 181-8. OEM) your Job Work to the REPU11 O LICAN Omce. jtrHutl'alo Sunday Train h-uves PiiM burKh 8:45 a. ni., arrives al Oil City, l:."-u p. in. ReturuiiiK, leaves Oil City it'JO p. in., arrives at Pittsburgh 7:45 p. iu., ky- 1iu at ail stations. AVII MiCA III JO. ficn'l Supt. E. II. UTLEY, lion. Frl. & ftum. Apt. Pittsburgh, Pa. ACME A lUui Oiuws that raoDona llAin war.it iu. uiukua raxu "MJr MAGNETIC ""n" ru.. Cura all Errnllon. and Ut( llim le Man auu IlKlfl1 eutea cf tbe ; Kofl.na and TIib onlv arilrl. tli.-.t rr-M'in-a Ila'r on ODAUCD ll iUI IWmIb. lluauo hqual u a iliir unUnLII iir)tia. foatracui aijkltt tu grow 1 1 air on terms of NO HAIR-NO PAY. - Frico $1.00 a. Tar. U4MT4CTI KEU Br ACME HAIR GROWER CO., OIL CITY. FEi::r. a 3 . For Urnpav, Oivel, ltriailit.' aOil livrr diseases. Cure jruarnnleod. Ottice, 8111 Archslrc-t, Pl.iuuleh.hia. All druggist. Try it. ?1 a bollle, six for fa.
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