THE FOREST REPUBLICAN.
J. t. WINK, . tOITOS 4 PHIinitTOII.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, im.
The Doraocratio organs predict that
President Harrison's Administration
will be a failure, but they are pessi
mists. Nevertheless, even if the new
Administration should be a failure it
KiU be io spite of the warning of Mr.
Cleveland's frightful example.
The main portion of the Central
Park hotel, Hartford, Conn., fell down
Monday morning, and nearly a hun
dred persons buried, upward of fifty
of whom are presumed to have lost
their lives. The collapse is supposed
to have been caused by explosion of
the boilers in the basement.
The Minnesota Legislature has be
fore it a bill which deals with trusts
in heroic style. After declaring such
combinations illegal, and providing
punishment therefor, it gives the pur
chaser of any arliclo whose price is
affected by trusts the right to plead
the act as a defense for not paying for
the article.
The latest cabinet talk is to this
effect: Secretary of State, Elaine;
Secretary of the Treasury, William
Wiodora, of Minnesota ; Postmaster
General, John Wanamaker, of Phila
delphia; Secretary of the Interior, J.
W. Noble, of Missouri; Attorney
General, W. II. II. Miller, of Indiana ;
Secretary of the Navy, John R.
Thomas, of Illinois; Secretary of War,
Jeremiah Rusk, of Wisconsin ; Sec
retary of Agriculture, Warner Miller,
of New York. This list is given out
as official, or as nearly so as can be
ascertained at this time, and the know
ing ones say it's straight business.
It is now substantially assured that
the creation of four new States
North and South Dakota, Washing
ton and Montana will be authorized
by the present Congress. The Dako
tas and Washington should have been
admitted before. The exigencies of
partisan politics alone excluded them
until it became apparent that further
exclusion would be impossible. Rep
resentative Cox deserves great credit
for having refused further to take a
partisan view of the case and for in
sisting that the application of the
Territories for admission should be
considered entirely on their merits.
Congress is as fully justified in exclud
ing Utah and New Mexico from ad
mission as States as it is in admitting
the others. Utah is still dominated
by polygamy and New Mexico is more
Spanish than American. Until polyg
amy is torn up by the roots iu the one
nd Amerisans predominate in the
pother, both should bo compelled to re
main under Territorial governments.
Phila. Timet,
A careful effort made by the Bos
ton Civil Service Record to estimate
'the changes made iu the civil service
by the Cleveland Administration gives
,a suggestive showing. From June 30,
5SS7to June SO, 1888, there were
37,588 changes made in postmaster
ships, not including the new appoint
ments on account of deaths. Adding
the changes made for the four months
prior to June 30, 1885, and for the
four months between June 30, 1888,
and November of the same year, and
-the Record -estimates that the percent
age of changes made by Cleveland
previous to the day when the people
voted him out of office was about 80
of the whole civil service. It is prob
able that the other 20 per cent is al
most wholly, made up of office-holders
in the classified service, where appoint
ments are protected by competitive
examinations, and of postmasters
whose salary is too small to tempt the
- Fpoilsmen. These figures show that a
larger number of changes have been
made by Cleveland than by any other
president since 1867, when the record
of changes began. Their prayerful
consideration with all that they imply
is commended to the Civil Service
Reformers of 1884.
WASHINGTON LETTER.
From our regular Correspondent.)
Washington, February 15, 1889.
That there is to be an extra session
of the Fifty-first Congress is looked
upon so much as a foregone conclusion
by Republican Congressmen, that they
have almost ceased to discuss the prob
ability. Probably four fifths of the
Republicans in the House look upnu
it as certain that Gen. Harrison will
cull a session to conveue about the
first part of April. Members who
have talked with Gen. Harrison on
this subject are firmest in this opiuioii.
Representative Posey, of Indiana, who
has just come from his home to suc
ceed Gov. Hovcy, and is supposed to
know somethiug of Gen. IJarrisou's
feeling on the subject, said the other
day that he almost knew that there
would be au extra session called. He
is uot the ouly ou rvceully from lu
tiiaua, howtvtr, who is impressed with
the idea thnt a called session is certain.
The ouly argument that 1ms been
niiwia against it is that to have Con
gress in session during the first months
of his term would be a source of an
noyance to the new President. Rut it
is understood that Gen. Harrison him
self fuels that the necessity of an im
mediate organization of the House is
too pressing to be overbalanced by any
consideration of mere inconvenience.
He is said to feel that the most trapor
tant thing for the Republicans now is
to holj the two houses of Congress
and to clear away all the perplexing
matters of legislation that are pressing
for consideration early in his term,
that they may not drag on throughout
his administration to embarrass it, or
reraaiu to complicate matters as the
next election approaches.
It was 1 o'clock Wednesday when
the Senators, headed by President pro
tem. Ingalls, marched into the House
to take part in counting of the elec
toral vote. The audience for the cere
mony was a long time ahead of him.
AH the galleries of the House except
the executive and diplomatic were
crowded when the Houst) met at 12
o'clock, and the people had been
struggling at the doors some time
before that. By good management on
the part of the doorkeepers people
were seated, as loDg as there were seats
to be had, without confusion, except
that of tongues. During the prayer
by th6 chaplain of the House there
was comparative quiet, but during the
rest of the time until the joint session
was assembled and Mr. Iugalls held
the gavel, several thousand voices were
impelled by several thousand tongues
into a perpetual prattle. The big
sofas and chairs from the lobby were
placed in front of the Speaker's desk
and all other available space was oc
cupied by chairs. A resolution was
adopted admitting ladies to the floor
and soon many gay bonnets added
color to the picture spread before the
galleries. The gallantry of members
was taxed when ladies began standing
up about the aisles. When a woman
fixed her eye on a seat and looked
very hard the congressional occupant
was much hardened if he did not grow
nervous and finally give it up. The
corridors in the rear of the galleries
were thronged with sight-seers, who
were contented if by rising on their
tip-toes they could glance over the
shoulders of the more fortunate per
sons who had secured a foot hold in
the door ways.
A winsomo bright-eyed brunette,
with a smile on her beautiful face,
came gliding through the corridor of
the Hotel Normaodie last night. Be
hind her strode the incarnated vignette
of a five-dollar silver certificate. It
is remarkable how much Col. Fred.
Grant comes to look like his father as
he approaches middle age. True, he's
taller and heavier than the late Presi
dent, and a life with less of camps and
soldier's hardships has saved his face
from bronze and wrinkles. But there
is the same thickset figure, the same
square face with the likeness enhanced
by the close cropped browu beard,
eyes to a shade, nose of that blunt
half equiline type, which seems to be
peculiarly American. It will be only
natural if his life shall present further
parallels. It mubt be remembered
that while Gen. Grant proved himself
a good soldier in the Mexican war,
like some stubborn and refractory ore,
it required the awful furnace heat and
hammering of the rebellion to develop
the qualities whieh proved him truly
great. The White Houso reception
was the objective point of himself and
wife last night. Perhaps all has been
said about his being mentioned for the
Chinese Mission that is proper before
Gen. Hairison has even been iuau
gurated, but no other name is suggest
ed, and the path seems straight. His
father's son will do the country credit
whenever called. J,
Costivenes.s cau bo permanently cured
by tlio line of Baxter's Mandrake. Hitters.
For bale by D. Harnett.
Every mother iihotild have Arniea A
Oil Liniment always in tlio hoiiHo in ease
of accident from burns, scalds or bruises.
For sale by D. Harnett.
English Spavin Liniment removes all
Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps and Blem
ishes from horses. Iilood Spavin, Curbs,
Splints, Kweoney, King-Bone, Stitles,
Strains, all Swollen Throats, Coughs, Etc.
Save $50 by use of one bottle. Warranted.
Sold by Herman fc Siggins, Druggists,
Tionesta, iiov2S-ly.
How often we hear middlo-aged peo
plo say regarding that reliable old cough
remedy, N. H. Downs' Elixir: "Why,
my mother gave it to me w hen I was a
child, and I use it in my family; it always
cures." It is always guaranteed to cure
or money refunded. For salo by D.
Baructt.
Tbelr Hunim-aa Koeminar.
Probably no one tiling bus caused tin h
a general revival ol tiado at i. W. 15o
v.trd'n Drug Store an their giving away to
tneir customers or to many tree trial not
ties of Dr. King's New Discovery for
t iiiisiimptiun, J lieir trade is Himply
enormous in this very valuable urtiele
frum tho fact Unit it always cures and
and ncvor disappoint. Coughs, Cold,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Croup, and all throat
and lung d'heaxes iuickly cured. "Vou
can tt it before buying tiy getting a trial
Ijotllo froo, largo s'jzo $1, tvery butllu
warrantod.
Cleanse
the System
with that most rollntila
nieitlctw fame's Celery
(vmpoiintt. It ptiiiilpn th
Kood, cures constipation,
anil roirulntes t lie Itveranit
fclil noj-s.clTreMiiM'ljr cleans
injr the system of all wasto
nnd 1cnd matter.
Paine's
Celery Compound
mmblnes true nerve tonic and Ktmnc' honing
qiiAlltl.'s, reviving theuntrgH'S nnd spirits.
"I hnvf boon tronMort tor Bomt vc:ir with ft
compliant Inn of ilintrult Aftnr trying va
rious romrdlea, nnd not nndlmr rolli'f. I trlrd
Falno's (Vlory 001111011 ml. Hcftm taking on
full bottle the long trouhlosonm symptom! be-
rrnn to subside, find I can truly nay now, t h it I
eel like A new mnn. IMp'stlon hi'is Improved,
and 1 have gnlned ten pounds In weight Mikt I
have commenced tnktniM lie Compound."
llONKSITS STKAKNfl, Fclt hvllle, Vt,
H.oo. sixforW.oa. AtPniegist.
Wni ia. KtcnAHnsoM A Co., Burllngioa, Vt.
ANY ONE
CAN DYE
A Dress, or a Coat, finy Color
Ribbons. Feathers, s
.... , ruH
Yarns, Hags, etc. ) ten cents
nd In many other wiv SAVE Money, am! male
thing, look Ilk NEW, by u.in DIAMOND
DYES. The work i. msv, simple, quick: the
colon ihe BEST and FASTEST known. A U.t
DIAMOND DYES and take no other.
Tor Gilding or Broniing Fancy Article, USB
DIAMOND PAINTS.
Gold, Silver, Bronre, Copper. Only to Cent,.
Baby Portraits.
turen from lire, i rinted on lino
-.1 utii tin r.rt v rit nut -!. it.
prooes. wnt five to Mother ci
ntij im ikmii n ii ii in n ? i ii r,
Kvery Mother vnnH ihcuj
t it t urea : m-.M nt c ure. Oivo
iili nnine and
(VELIS, RiCHARDSOR AC3.,
1 ho cabinet orwutw. introduced in It, rmeiit
form by .Mason A lUmliu in 161. other maker
followed in the numifacture of these limtmiuents
but the Mason & Uamlin Orpin, liavo alnar, main
tained ttielr enprrawcr u tho bcrt In the world.
Mann & Hamlin oiTi-r, ft, demonstration of the)
nnM.iRllod excellence of their organs, the fact that
at all of the great World', Kxhlbiiion,, since that of
P.'LUl.,9?I Tttflflft ft I jVompctlilon
with beat mak 1 I I J f V era of all coun
tries, they have I S 6 i 115 I H iTilnvarlftblriak
en the highest tl 1 1 Ufl I U Uhonora. lUua
tratcj catalogues 83 TO KK. free.
Mason A Hamlin do not hesitate to make the ex
traordinary claim for tln ir pianos, that ther are
upcrlor to all oihcra. They recognize the lilcti
eicelloi'.ce achieved by other leading makers In the,
art of pi:mo bnildirR, but (till cla m superiority.
'J'hi, they (.tribute solely to the remarkable ln.
proieniont introduced by them In the year 1SP,
and n iw known as tho ")l.ni A Hahun Tuno
SraiNiien." Ij J-JJ S ft ff theueeof which
la secured Hie Lf 8 f pi, S V:'at0't P 0
aihldi-nriiy end " S S J treilncmenf of
tone, together i P !TS t V Wwlth rrently In
created ciioaci- C3MT3 rrSMS?. ty f or alauding
in tune and olher in;ortant a-lvantaces.
A circular, containing ten imoni.ila from thre
hundred pjreha-rra. mutuciana, and tnnen. sent-toetlit-r
wl h d.-sc.ri;itivo cmalofirne, to any applicant.
Pian' , and or-aus aold for cash or cssy pay-
MASON X MAa'fN ORGAN AMD PIANO CO.
li!.- U.S. !. I.llll.. 111! .ll.lt.
3Icrcuiitile Appraiser's
Ketttrn of Mercantile Assessment of
Forest County, Pa , for the year
Clnss. Tax.
HARNETT TOWNSHIP.
A. Cook, general merchandise 13 $10 00
J. Ji. t'eureall, general Inerchan-
dise 13 10 00
Maple Creek Lumber Co., general
njcrubaiulise 14 7 00
JKNKS TOWNSHIP.
Curll, Campbell fe Co., general
nierchnmlit-e 11
C. S. Leech V. Co., general nier-
cliatnlise M
A. D. Neil, Rcneral merchandise.. .11
John Hoover, gcueral merchan
dise 14
Amsler Hrothois, gen3ral tuer-
clmndise 11
C. P. Hunt, general inercliandiKC.H
T. J. Reyner, general merchandise 13
S. S. Towler, drug store 14
Jackson A Matson, general mer
chandise 14
J. J. ; recti, general merciiandise..l4
Miller ot (Jrceii, general merchan
dise 13
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
15 00
10 Oil
10 Oi
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
howi: TowNsnip,
S. Crawford, general nie.rehamlise.r3 10 00
Forest Tanning Co., general mer
chandise 10 20 00
William E. Brown, general mer
chandise ..13 10 00
Beaver ox Showers, general mer
chandise 14 7 00
J. L. Saxton, general merchandise.14 7 00
George Wolf, general merchandise 14 7 00
KINOSLEY TOWNSHIP.
D. B. Toby, general inerchaudise..l4 7 00
M. Andrews, general merchandise. 14 7 00
Wheeler A Husenbury, general
merchandise .". 14 7 00
E. Berlin & Co., general merchan
dise 14 7 00
R. Z. Uillcspie, general merchan
dise 14 7 00
HICKORY TOWNSHIP.
Wheeler, Dusenbury & Co., gen
eral merchandise 14 7 00
T. J. Bowman, general merchan
dise 12 12 50
Seigworth A Ueudmson, general
merchandise 13 10 00
HARMONY TOWNSHIP.
W. P. Siggins, general merchan
dise 14 7 00
J. II. Karns 14 7 00
Dunn Ac Turner, geueral merchan
dise 12 12 &0
Harder. burg it Allan, general mer
chandise 12 12 .10
Wilkina A Wheeler, drug afire 14 7 00
Perry Aiiioiie'iey, general mer
chandise 11 7 00
tionesta nnnoron.
Win. Smearliaiih iV Co., general
merchandise l.l 10 OU
O. W. Bovard, general merchan
dise 13 10 (Ml
D. Harnett, general merchandise... 14 7 0J
ti. W. Kobinson, general merchan
dise io oo
S. II. Haslet A 8iis, general mer
chandise 13 10 uu
If. J. Hopkins it Co., general mer
chandise 10 20 00
J. T. Carson, general merchan
dise 14 7 00
Herman & Siggins, drug store 13 10 00
TIONKkTA TOWNSHIP.
T. Brace A Co., general merchan
dise ....14 7 (HI
J. W. Ball, general merchandise. ..14 7 00
ORUBN TOWNSHIP.
Collins A Kreitler, general mer
chandise 11 15 00
Collins A Watson, general mer
chandise 14 7 00
(J. S. Lucy, general merchandise. .1 1 7 00
BILLIARDS.
JUNKS TOWNSHIP.
F. M. Reek, two tables 40 00
M. C. Carringer, two tables 40 00
S. N. Buzzard, two tables 40 00
HARMONY TOWNSHIP.
L. C. Hill, three tables 60 00
TIONESTA HoitoruH.
(ioorge Raab, four tables 00 00
O. C. lirownell, two tables 40 00
HOTELS.
TlONKhTA llOROUOH.
O. C. lirownell, Central House 5 50 00
Appeals will be held at the Treasurer's
Ollice, Tionesta, Pa., Monday, February
2.lh, lsy.', betueuu the hours of onu and
six o'clock P. M.
JOHN H. WHITE,
Mercantile Appraiser.
Tiuue-sta, Pa., January 28, 1WJ.
DO
IT
NOW
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COUNTY AUDITOR'S REPORT FOR THE YEAR 1888.
SOLOMON FITZtlKRALO, Treasurer, In account with Forest County, for the year
ending January 7, 1M!.
im. cn.
To I'.iilnn. e $I2,..70 2i By County order paid 12,7-W 17
To M'tiled tax rctuiiii-d.
il'.KMW
To.lurv tec, it. V. Sawvcr,
SliciilV
To conl sold
To Poor lax, Jcnks township
To sculcd tiix ictutncd
To ink sold
To costs, Couimonwciillli vs.
Mrs. Walters
To books sold
To mtnr I'cnd. Llickorv Two
12 00
J") ttrt
.H.v tS
1 00
5.')
5 Oil
1 iw
I'-'O (HI
To scaled tux return d for IXXS... K.'-'TM 80
To Rented t:tx, llnwe towns'ilp,
returned for ISSN 7 42
To maintenance, John t'larv, 1'.
K. lttleiicy .'. 4S irt)
To gl'.iss suld " tH)
To (iO day t.ix for ISss 21:1 78
To unseated tax lor lv .I.tim 8i
To poor fund. Hickory Twp 1"." tkt
To Inti.l rcdcntition...' "0 81
To p u T Intel, Ui'con Twp 47 "J"!
To pool fund, Tionesta Borough. M) 00
S:H,:il5 1(1
To Balance Jl 1,408 20
SOLOMON l'lT.t i Kit ALP, Treasurer, in nconnt with Redemption Fund, for the
year ending January 7, 1880.
To Bnlrtnco tXl 8."i By amounts paiil to individuals.. $2,0:18 (18
To am'ts rccM from individual... 2,1i,"3 "tt By llalanco :t,:MHl IKt
9H,XV 1
To balance f t,:i'0 03
SOLOMON FIT.(il"UALP, Treimnrer, in account with tho State of Pennsylvania,
for the year ending January 7, 1S8W.
To Balance J 471 07 Bv vouchers State Treasurer $ lot) 00
To Slate tax for 188 7ii8 00 By 3 per cent. com. on f ro8.:8. ... 3."i 4:1
Bv 1 icr cent, inni, on $073.1.) it 73
By Balance 741 17
81,183 33
$ 741 17
To Balance
S 1. SIUKL1VS, County Conimli'sioner, In account with Forest County, for tho year
ending January 7, 1880.
To orders drawn $248 30 Bv .VI tlav's service $177 00
By 713 tiiiles travel 7130 $218 30
J. J. PARSONS, County Commissioner, in account with Forest County, for tho year
ending January 7, 18S0.
To orders drawn $343 20 Bv 81 dav's service $Xi2 00
C. F. LKPICBUR, County Commissioner,
ending January 7, 1880.
To orders drawn $204 70 Bv 82 dav's service Si40 00
CALVIN M. ARNEU, rrothonotary, in account with Forest County, for tho year
ending January 7, 1880.
To orders drawn $323 15
O. W. SAWYKU, Sheriff, in account with
7,
To orders drawn $315 25
r. M. CLARK, District Attorney, in account
January
To orders drawn SIS 00
FOREST COUNTY.ss':
e, tho undersigned Auditors of Forest County, do hereby certify that we met in the
Commissioners' Ollice in said County ai-cording to law', and' did audit and adjust the
several accounts of tlio Treasurer, Sheriff.
Commissioners, of said County, tor tho year ending January 7, 18.s, and find thoni ius
sot forth in the foregoing report; in testimony of which wo have hereunto set our
hands and seals this 18th day of January A. D. I8si.
K. L. JON KM, L8.11
WILLIAM BLI'M.fLS.1 County Auditors.
It. Z. UlLLlCSPIl'ULS.jJ
Attest J. E. IIILLARD, Clerk.
EXPENDITURES of Forest County, for year ending January 7, 1880.
Lands sold County $ 1,17(1 74
Counsel fees-
50 00
County Commissioners
Comity Commissioners' Clerk ....
Jury fees
Jury Commissioners and Clerk..
Assessors
Constahles and Tipstaves
Court Crier
Ssil 20
720 00
1.8H8 52
M 3t!
11 1 75
310 35
57 50
282 20
Road View.
Fuel. Lights, l.nnms Ac 451 80
Elections 575 20
Commonwealth cost 222 22
Books and Stationary. 205 08
Repairs on Court House and Jail 85 44
Warren Hospital 0X8 00
Sheriff's fees 434 01
Prolhonotarys fees 447 (10
Janitor 133 70
P 13 58
t.ij-cess and Freight J 9 13
FINANCIAL STATEMENT of Forest
ASSETS.
Ttiilnncn i-liioon Ponntv necnimt by Solomon
Seated Lands returned for 1888
Duo by L. Agnew, ex-Slierill..
,
luio liy I lonesta lownsiup..
Due by Tiot.esta Borough...
Duo by (Ircen Township ....
LIABILITIES.
Amount due on W ater Closets
Amount due on Chiriiigton Bridge
Sin plus over all Liabilities
FOREST COUNTY, ss :
Pursuant to law we, the undersigned Commissioners of Forest County, publish tlio
foregoing exhibit of tlio receipts and expenditures of said County for tlio year ending
January i, ison. iiness our minus unit
Attest-J. T. BRENNAN, Clerk.
i i mna
i I ISLET k Ml,
GENERAL MERCHANTS.
Dealers in
IF1 TJ !R IN" ITU JEZj IE3.
-Also,-
UNDERTAKERS.
TIONESTA, PA.
AGENTS !
SOCIAL MIRROR;
Or Social and Moral Cultury.
Introduced by Rose Elizabeth Cleveland,
is having tlio largest sale of any strictly
subscription book published.
Terms and circulars free: if you mean
Jjusiness, and want f commence work at
once, wind l loroiitlit. Exclusive lerri
tory Guaranteed. Hoping to secure your
services lor IHS!l, wo aro Yours truly,
LYMAN W. DU KEHSON A CO.',
tiltl Olive Street, St. Louis, Mo.
(Mention this paper.)
Confirmation Notice.
Notice is hereby given that tho follow
ing account has been tiled iu mv ollice
and will be presented at next term of
t ouri, beginning on lourth Monday ot
ronruary, ishh:
First and filial account of Thomas J,
Bowman, Ouardiuu of W'm. W. Siggins
C. M. ARNER,
Clerk of Orphans' Court,
TjouoHta, J'a., Juu. 21, 18611.
BySJ per cent, commission on
same 415 87
By vouchors seaUd lands, rot'd... 1SW 0(1
By vouchers exonerations. 144 124
llv 31 per cent, commission mi
' lands redeemed J'J,H;S.6.S 102 85
By lands sold County, J tine sales
1S8S 1,170 71
By Balance $11,408 2ft
2il,:tl. 10
?ti,33,i til
$1,1S3 33
By 012 milca travel !'l 20 $313 20
in account with Forest County, for the year
By 487 miles travel 48 70 $204 70
By foes $328 15
Forest County, for tlio year ending January
1880.
By fees $315 2"
with Forest County, for the year ending
7, 1880.
Bv fees $18 00
Prothonotarv. District Attorney and County
Stenographer 107 .'K!
Refunding orders 12 00
District Attorney 48 00
Western Penitentiary 310 Ik)
Cleaning Court House, Jail and
Washing 45 00
Auditors and Clerk 85 00
Bridges 1,200 firl
County Institute 130 00
Coroner 2 75
Supplies for Court House and Jail 41 80
Court Auditor It) 00
Transcribing Assessment UNi 00
Printing 428 30
Jail Physician 8 CO
Reform' School (10 2
Insurance 300 (HI
Labor.. 53 8i
Express 4 52
Water Clos its 1,205 07
Treasurers Commission 5;8
County for tho year ending January 7, 1S80.
FitatreraM. Trensnrer fttl -ifai e-it
3.s'2 04
40 00
182 52
l.Vi 0:
103 CO
$12,711! 04
1,220 (it)
3,.",tM 00
8,105 05
$12,710 01
senis mis mm nay oi January, a. d. jsy,
W. D. Sll I LLPS, )
C. F. LEPKIiLTR, Comity Coinmlssie
J. J. PAIiSONS, J
unmet miniiin iwn i in
DAVID DADNETT,
Dealer in
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, GROCERIES
GLASSWARE, QUEKNSWARK,
GENTS-FURNISHING GOODS,
GLOVES, MITTENS,
JEWELRY
CUTLERY, CONFECTIONERY,
CIGAUr, TOBACCO, &C.
Everytliing Fresh, New, and ol Choicest
the Markets allurd. Constant ad
ditions being made to stuck.
couxtky ruoiiLti:
Taken in exchange for ioods, und the
Highest Prices allowed.
Cash Paid for-
HIDES, FELTS AiFDl
IKON, RAGS and JUNK of all kinds
taken in excliangefor goods.
I aim to give customers perfect satisfac
tion iu all dealings with them. A share of
public patronago is respectfully solicited,
with the promise that uoiio shall go away
disappointed.
DAVID BARNETT, Tionesta, Pa.
A GENTS
1 WANTED
To canvass for one of the largest, oldest
established. Best Known Nurseries iu tlio
country. Most liberal terms. Unequuled
facilities. Geneva Nursery, Established
IbW. W. A T. SMITH, Geneva, IN. .
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WHAT WE KNOW:
WE KNOW WK HAVE flOOD VALUES IN OUR DRESS GOODS DEPA HTM ENT
WE KNOW WK IIAVK.TIIE LATEST STYLES AN D DESIGNS!
VK KNOW WK HAVE GOODS WORTH ALL WE ASK Foil I'll EM I
WE KNOW WK II A VIC AN ASSORTMENT Til AT ALL CAN SELECT FROM I
WE KNOW THAT TO APPRECIATE OUR STOCK YOU MUST
COMETH J.2sTJD SIEE I
DRESS FLANNELS, WOOL SUITINGS, HENRIETTAS,
FINE CASHMERES,
MEN S, BOYS' AND CIIILDH1
MKN'S. BOYS' AND CIIILDItl
MEN S, BOYS' AND (111 1,1) It 1
MEN S, BOYS', CHILDREN'S
JIKM, riOS', CHILBItEN'S
M EN'S, BOYS', CHILDREN' S
Ilats, Caps, Boots, Shoes and Rubber Good3,
Flannels, Blankets, Yarns and Comfortables,
Robes, Ilorso Blankets, Carpets nucl Oil Cloth.
GROCERIES!
Our Stock
Is always kept rigid up to the Standard,
Our Stock of Goods embraces everything
tlio Finest Silk. COME AND SEE US.
IT. J. HOPKINS & CO.
HERMAN
DRUGGISTS
TIONESTA, -
IN OUIt GROCERY DEPARTMENT WILL ALWAYS BE FOUND
Tim FRESHEST GRQQJmtES
BERRIES, FRUITS ,t VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS, IN SEASON.
In our Drug Department, which Is In charge, of a thoroughly competent Clerk,
will always Im found tho ,
PUREST DRUGS
rilESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED WITH UTMOST CARE.
WM. SMEARBAUGH & CO.,
-DEALERS IN-
CLOTHIHG, DRY GOODS, N3TI0KS,
WARE, STATIONERY, CAKNEQ GOODS, CUTLERY,
JEWELRY, TOBACCO, CIGARS.
KG0TS AND SHOES A SPECIALTY !
GOODS OF FIRST CLASS (JUALITY IN EYERY DEPARTMENT. ,
TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR (iOODS.
A FFJGHTFE EXAMPLE
Is hero fui tiii-lcHl of tlio consetpieneo of
neglts-ting to take wise wifely ad
vice. Tiiis limn thought lit)
knew it all and
Turned Up His Nose
At our low priced Furniture because they
were low. Ho paid two prices for an
interior article which led his wile to
Turn Down His Nose
For future reference. She gave him the
bliako in a mild form and threatened
divorce for the next olfeiice. She's
all right. To fail to trado with
Nelson Grecnluiid is
A JUST CAUSE OF DIVORCE
If the courts would only think so. Keep
on ladies. Educate vour husband to
know a bargain wiicn ho sees it.
Traill tlioui in tlio way tlicy
should go (for Furniture.)
And remember that
w uy is to
N. CREENLUND'S,
Undertaker A Eiubalmer,
331 Exchange Block,
WARREN, PA.
IF YOU WANT a rnpee.talile job of
printing at a reasonable price scud your
or
dur to this ollice.
J.
FixkST Goods
PRINTS, GINGHAMS, MUSLINS.
MEN'S, BOYS', CMILDRKVH
MEN'S, HOYS', CIIILDUEN'rt
M EN'S, BOYS', CHILDREN'S
GROCERIES 11
of Groceries, .
except In Prices, which are all cut t j nt.,..
kept in a General Store, from Baled Hoy to
,
& SIGGINS!
& GROCERS,
PENFJ.
AND CHEMICALS!
HATS, CSPS, GROCERIES, QUEEKS-
SAVE MONEY!
now p
BY BUYING THE
SNAG-PROOF RUBBER BOOT,
THE BEST IN THE WORLD I
ii. j. uoritiAs & co.,
SOLE AGENTS.
pRjr A ll.MU 1'iitoU'F.U THAT PltoeVCM
Ti.Mr WAGHET1G "
Curoa nil Knijitiuiiri nml I)
eune the uml tM ul
Kitfttn and
The only artlclo Hint rpHliirno IUir on rOAUCD
Itald Kuads. Hub uo L-unai u ltuir unUll UU
TuntroctB niade to t;rov llulr on tenns of
MO PAY.
SPxlco $l.CO k 7fcr.
ACME HAIR GROWER CC
OIL CITY. PENN.
Hi GLBTHmS!
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