THE FOREST REPUBLICAN.
4. C. WINK, toi-ron 4 PttopnicTon.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMM'.R 18, ISSfl.
Itl'I'l ItLK l TICUFT.
HTATK.
Vor Treasurer,
HENRY K. noVKR,
Philadelphia.
'OVTV.
For Axociato Judt;e,
JOHN II. WHITE,
Harnett Township.
For Treasurer,
a. m. doutt,
Tinnewhs liorouglt.
Fdr Coronnr,
Dr. J. W. MORROW,
Tlonest Itoroiifrli.
The faitb cure is still killing a few
more people every month than the
Brown Sequard elixir. The elixiris'i
will have to brace up or lose the race.
There is a revival of the report
that Mr. Cleveland will stump Ohio
for the Democratic ticket. Id Repub
lican circlos the story is regarded as
too good to be true.
Jncle Sam. Randall's gout is
troubling him again. If he fails to
jump in and work his shoes off to
elect Mr. Cleveland's candidate for
State Treasurer this will explain
matters.
Colonel Henry Watterson de
clares that the Virginia Democrats
have practically adopted Republican
principles for their state platform.
That is about the unkindest thrust
that Colonel tWatterson ever made at
the Republican party. It ia a blow
below the belt.
A Pennsylvania Democrat was
asked recently who was his choice for
Governor, lie answered : "When a
man can lie on a sick bed in New
York and run tho Democratic State
Convention of Pennsylvania to suit
himself and win $50,000 on a horse
race at the same time, the Pennsyl
vania Democracy can't afl'ord to throw
that man awny. I'm fjr Bill Scott."
The statesmmship uccessary to the
ownership of a horse that can win
such an amount of money must be
apparent. JHiziard.
At last the theft of the Governor
ship of West Virginia has been con
summated by the Democrats, and their
purpose to so decide announced. No
one at all conversant with the reputa
tion of the leaders of the Virginia
Democracy for fairness aud decency
or rather their lack of it doultol for
one moment, when the contest was
I egun, that they would fail to steal
tho oflice if it lay within their power
to accomplish their purposes. lho
conduct cf all couuected with tho
contest on the Democratic side, from
Governor Wilson down to the humblest
tool of the ring, clearly indicated their
purpose to obtain the Governorship by
any means which would command
success. Uoveroor-eieci uon nas neen
foully wronged. But the wrong done
to the voters of the Stale is uo less
grievous. Joe liouruons oi v en
Virginia have established a dangerous
precedent, and we are much mistaken
iu tho temper of the poople of that
State if they fail to emphasize their
condemnation of this outrage the next
time they express their views at the
polls.
Fact and Fancy in Politics.
A Camden young man was recently
married and then his troubles began.
He swallowed a large dose of lauda
sum and made preparations to go to
that place where all &ood Jerseymen
go. A stomach pump brought him
out all right, and the only thing
strange in the Btory is that a Camden
man can be forced to give anything
up even with tho aid of a stomach
pump.
The platform adopted by the Re
publicans of Washington takes strong
ground in favor ot Protection. The
Free Traders have nothing to expect
from defections from the cardinal Re
publican doctrine of Protection in the
extreme Northwest. New states need
Protection from the competition of
cheap foreign labor even more than
the old, and as intelligent people
quickly recognize this fact.
r'
Great storms the worst in many
years occurred along the Atlantic
coast during the latter part of last
week, and millions of dollars worth of
property, principally at the fashionable
resorts, has been ruined, besides a
large number of vessels disabled, some
permanently. Many of the famous
watering places, notably Atlantic
City, have sustained damages that can
cot be repaired for years to come.
No treasury in the world ever
contained so vast a sum of money,
boasts the San Francisco Chronicle, as
that of the United States. The last
statement shows that there is in the
treasury vaults over six hundred mil
lions in gold and silver coin and bul
lion. Of gold coin aud bullion the
amount ie $303,504,319; silver coiu
and bullion, (315,343,180. By the
side of this vast accumulation the
treasuries oi other countries, and those
recorded in history, sink into insignificance.
Tue resignation of Corporal Tanner
as Commissioner of Pensions was sent
to the President on Thursday last and
the same has been accepted. It was a
matter of which would go, Secretary
JNoblo or ianner, as tbe two could no
longer agree. If the President sue
ceeds in pleasing the "old boys" in tbe
selection of u Dew man for the place
there will be little cause for complaint,
and as he is one of the boys himself
there is little danger but that an ac
ceptable mau will lake the Corporal's
place.
The examination of nearly 250
talesmen, in tho Crouiu case in Chica
go without securing a single juryman
is pretty good evidence of the need of
a change in the jury laws of Illinois.
It U worse than ridiculous in this en
lightened age to exclude men from a
jury because they have read the ac
counts of a murder and have formed
an opinion on the facts as published.
If iney can render a verdict on Hie
testimony they ought to be coiupeteut
jurymen. A jury made up of men
who have not read or formed any
opinion in the Cronio ease would be a
good atlracliou for a dime museum
where idiots aud freaks are in demand.
But that seems to be the kiud of a
iijrv they are trying to get iu Chicago,
with -
Hon. William A. Wallace prefaced
his address delivered before the Dcm
cratic State Convention at Harrisburg
last week with the statement that
"prostrated business interests and de
pressed labor confront the people as
the melancholy results of six months
of Renublican rule." Tho oreaos of
bis party in the interior of tbe State
have accepted this ex parte utterance
of Mr. Wallace as political gospel and
without the remotest knowledge of
facts. The statement was intended
solely for political effect ; if not, then
the distinguished gentleman from
Clearfield exhibited a surprising lack
of information upon subjects with
which he, as a representative busiuess
man, should be thoroughly familiar.
The movements of railroad freight
can usually be accepted as a pretty
correct indication of the business sit
uation. When, therefore, railroad
officials announce that the demand fur
cars for freight transportation is great
er than can be supplied, it is reasona
ble to assume that a large degree of
general prosperity prevails. An offi
cial of the Pennsylvania Company at
Pittsburg is quoted by the Yeas of
that city as saying that tbe demand
for this class of rolling stock is three
times creator than tbe fcupply, and
adds: "If it were only the manufac
turers and business men here who are
clamoring for cars we could soon sup
ply them, but the demand is every.
v here alike, from all class of shippers
and for all kinds of cars. At times
we have a great demand for box cars,
stock cars or gondolas, as tbe case may
be, but at present tbe demand is just
as heavy for one class of cars as for
auothcr. This shows that all branches
of business are in a most healthy con
dition."
Regarding the labor situation, there
is, at present, no extensive or serious
strike or lock-out in progress anywhere
in the United States except in the bi
tuminous coal district of Illinois, at
mines owned or controlled by Hon
W. L. Scott. At Spring Valley, in
tbe latter state, uearly three thousam:
men are idle and their farniliei are o
the verge of starvation, the result of
strike against a reduction, which, i
accepted, would reduce tue average
wages of these employees to about $1
per day.
Seven iron mills and blast furnaces
in tbe State of Pennsylvania alone
have within the past month resumed
operations after periods of enforced
idleness, coveriog ia some iustances a
duration of nearly two years. At
seven manufacturing establishments in
tbis State advaoces have heeu grauted,
ranging from 7 to 13 per cent, over
former wages. Still another and an
equally convincing proof of Mr
Wallace's error is that the number of
business failures in the Unite. I Status
during the last wetk iu August were
14 ner ceut. less than for the same
period in
As before stated, Mr. Wallace's
pesbiiuibiio views of the business and
labor situation were uttered for a po
litical purpose and uot as a statement
of existing facts. The organs of the
Democracy should out, for this reason,
baild too solidly upon them. I'hila,
iV'-w.
WASHINGTON LETTER.
from our regular Correspondent.)
Washington, Sept. 13, 188!).
The Picsident has had a busy and
trying time this week. Ho intended
returning to Deer Park Tuesday morn
ing but owing lo several very impor
tant matters Mrs, Harrison went with
out him. First came the New York
City Federal appointments, which
have beeu a source of almost endless
trouble cvor since tho inauguration.
They are happily settled at last, and
all of the appointments made with the
exceptiou of the U. S. Marshal and it
is understood that the present occu
pant of that office will bo allowed to
romain until the expiration of his
term. Next came the unfortunate
disagreement between Secretary Noble
and Commissioner of Pensions Tanner,
That ton, has beeu settled, but how
happily remains yet to be seen. Mr.
Tanner has placed his resignation in
the hands of the President. In the
letter accompanying hi resignation
Mr. Tanner says the official differences
between himself and Secretary Noble
are such that be deems it best for bim
to resign.
Secretary Windoin celebrated the
one hundredth birthday of tbe Tress
ury department on Wednesday by
closing at nooti. A good idea ot cur
progress may be formed from the his
tory of this department. In 1789
there were thirty-nine employes and
to day there are iu this city alone
2,500, and scattered throughout the
country 12,500 more.
The Association of Official Agricul
tural Chemists is holding its sixth
annual convent'n n at the Agricultural
department. Tbe objects of this as
sociation aro to secure uniformity and
accuracy in tho methods, results and
modes of statement of analysis of
fertilizers, Soiln, cattle, foods, dairy
products and other material councctid
with agricultural mdustry, anil to
afford opportunity for discussion of
matters of iuterest to agricultural
chemists.
II. O. Miner, the defeated republi
can candidate tor Congress in me
Third Louisiana district is hero. He
will contest the seat.
Rumor bad it early in the week that
Geo. Rosecraos would be removed
from bis position Register of the
Treasury to make a place fur Com
issioner Tanner. There is no truth
r 1 1 ill.
n it. lien. Hosecrans win prouaoiy
remain where he is. Many G. A, R
en have asked for his retention, and
Chauncey M. Depew who is the Gen
eral's relative, has asked the President
not to disturb him.
Ex-Congressman Menard of Louis
tana, who was tue nrsi colored man
WHY YOU SHOULD USE
SCOTT'S EMULSION
w COD X.IVjE2i OIL 1TH
HYf OPHOSPH5TE8.
J! l.i tiscl ami t mlorfnl by l'hy-
filt hins bt run fie it f.i the tt.
It is PaktaVo ts Milk.
It is tfcrco times f.s efficacious ts
tlaia Ccd liver Oil.
It is far supcricr to til ether bo-
It ia ft porfect Emulsion, does net
eovarata cr change.
It is wcndevral 3 a fieth producer.
It is lho cost remedy for Consump
tion Scrofula, Bronchitis, wast
ing Diseases, Chronio Cough and
Cclds.
Sold by all Zhttygiat.
6COTT 4 BOWNE. Chemists, N. Y.
the isnuw
FALL AND WINTER
STOCK NOW EXHIBITED AT
J.M.MINTZ'SCulPriceStore
Challenges the Surprise, Wonder and
Admiration of all who sco it.
WESTERN NEW YORK t PKNN
S Y LV AN I A RA1 LROA I, formerly
n., N. Y. & 1'. It. R.
Time Tablo biking oiled May l'Jth, 1RW.
Eastern Tlmo 7"ith Meridian.
Train will leave Tlonosla for Oil City
and point West a follows:
No. (M Through Krolghltcarry-
Inic passenger) ii:(l n, m.
No. SI llultHIo Exnros noon.
No. (it Way Kreiglit (carrying
pasncngors) r;oo p. in.
No. 03 Oil Oily Ex toss - 8;05 j. in.
For Hickory, Tldhmte, Warron, Klnima,
Bradford, Olt'iin ami tho Euwt!
No. 30 Oloan Expres 8:40 a. ni.
No. :i'2 Pittsburgh E press 3:411 p. in.
No. IKl Through Kn ight (car
rying pivsHcnjioiH 7:13 p. ii).
CARTER'S
jPILLS. -Hii
CURE
Pick 1Trn1m-lii'ul r. lk-vi nil tin- iroiiMr Inrl
dt'iit to hHioin 8tle of lli R.vti-in. iK"h "
lii..im-M, Nniwoft. PimwsIiwtw. Dislrt-w afu-r
rnliiiK. 1'ain l II Si.lo, Ac. While tlifir trout
remarkable smcccm hiut been shown ia curing
Headache, yet Paiitkr's Litti. Lrva Pn.i
ro eminllv vntualile iu Constipation, curing
nnd preventing this nnnoyiiiR complaint, while
they lo correct all disorders of the stomach,
stimulate the liver and regulate the bowels.
Kven if tliey only cured
HEAD
Ache they would be almost pnceleM to those
who suffer from this distressing complaint:
but fortunately their Roodm-M does not end
here, and those who once try them will find
these little- pills valimhle in so many ways that
they will not he willing lo do wlUioul them,
ttui alter all sick bead
ACHE
Is thchane of so many lives that here Is where
we make our treat boost Our pills cure it
while others do not.
Cartbr's I.rrn. Livrr Tills are very small
and very easv to take. One or two rills make
dose. They are strictly vegetable and do
not itripe or pnnre, hut by their gentle action
E lease all who use them. In vials at S cents;
ve for 81 . Bold everywhere, or sent by nwu.
CASTia UZSICIKX C3., Sew Turk.
UB, SffiAlta. MPrica.
CLOTHIXU! CLOTlIIXCi!
FOK MEN, HOYS A CII1LOK1CN.
niabt from tho vt-rv Hlat t wo will mIiow
linriralns tlmt ro cnlctilnlect to pli'Mtn tho
ooonomioHl ptiroliasor. Tliua, ftir Instance,
wo will ollor:
Mtn'a Nniln for f l.HO, real value 7.00.
Men's Suits for 87.50, rent value $14.00.
Hoys' miilM for f t.'r, real vnliio
Hoys' suit for jrj..'iO, rent vn'ue fo.OO.
Hoys' knoe pntilM els., real value 00 't.
Hov leuen pants 4M't., roai value n.w.
iVHl oVKItlHIATS, Men's am! Hoys',
Pprlnn ami heavy, at lied-rock prices.
IHIY C.OOIN.
Host Talieo 4i -U.
HinplmniH, AnioskenK, A) eta.
All wool ( axiinero tlreto poous 4U els.,
worth SO etM.
All wool Henrietta' itimuIs 1 1.00.
Silk warj) Henrietta (l.lii.
IIOOTN AXI SIIOKS.
Oenuino Poiwola, I-ailioH' Shoo, f l.fffi,
worth RI.OO.
I.mlies' Khun ft. 25, wortti $'2,2.'.
Men's ahoes, II no Kangaroo, $J.tlo, real
valuo f4.o.
Men's Kverydav shoo $1.10, real valuo
fci.no.
Kov' Kverytlay shoo ftl cts., real valuo
tfl.ftO.
Children's hIk.oh at prices to correspond.
II ATM AXI C'Al.
Fine Perby Hat $1.25, real value $J.r0.
Men's OriiHher $l.2o, real value $1.75.
We also have a lot of liner hats at cor
respondingly low (Inures.
(cut Furnishing Coo1m.
In Ladles' ami Hunts FurnlNhlnir Hoods
wo cannot ho undersold, nor can wo ho
excelled in quality.
Nice lino of Ft.OOH OIL CLOTHS,
III US, Ac., at tho very lowest prices.
We have on hand 50 Cases of lU'HnKH
OOOOS. Will soil Men's Uuhhcr Hoots,
('amies and WoonsiM ket, at l-'.oO, Tho
balance will vorrenpoiiit In price.
Cull and see us. Wo cannot specify ev
erything, but will give tho most fastidious
HMllSlacllOII,
Will pay the highest m.irkct prico for
Hides, 1'iirs, and omsciifr.
J. M. MI19TH CUT PRICE STORE,
lUEW KEPLER BLOCK:,
TIONESTA, PEfWA.
Trains nil and IW Kun Pallv and carry
pnssengers to ami from points between
Oil City and trvincton only. Other trains
run tiativ except ,-smi.inv.
Oct Time I allies and full Information
from .t. L. CltAIO. Agent, Tionesta, I 'a.
OK . S. OATCI1KLL, (Icn'l Snpt,
J. A. FF.LLOWN,
Oen'l i'iwsungor A Ticket Agent,
litilfalo, N. Y.
S. H. HASLET &
GENERAL MERCHANTS.
Dealers in
FTJB1TITTJBR
-Also,-
UNDERTAKERS.
TIONF.KTA, FA.
o
Here Is A Pointer For All !
ever elected to tbe House of Repre
sentatives, has been appointed to a
clerkship in the Census Bureau.
Geu. K. F. Butler sava "Tanner has
been martyred by copper-heads."
WE A It 13 Jl'ST OPF.NINO UI OUli FALL STOCK OK HOODS, WHICH
KXCKLS ANYTHINH KVKU mtOrnilT TO THIS 1'L.VCK!
KVEItYTUIXU NEW AND OF THE
VERY LATEST STYLES AND DESIGNS
ALL THE NEW SHADES AND VATTEUNS IN DRESS HOODS.
ALL THE NEW SHADES AND PATTERNS IN IKiMESTIC HOODS.
ALL THE NEW SHADES AND PATTERNS IN FRHNC1I HINHHAMS.
ALL THE NEW SHADES AND PATTERNS IN SATT1NES.
ALL THE NEW SHADES AND PATTERNS IN Nil ALLIES.
ALL THE NEW SHADES AND PATTERNS IN SHAMHREYS.
PPTfTQ EVERYTHING IN OUR STORE WILL BE
1 IVlOlltO. LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE.
SOLD AT THE
A
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HOSE, GENT S HOSE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
LADIES', GENT'S, MISSES' AND CHILDRKN'S I'N DERWEA R.
HENRIETTAS! HENRIETTAS! HENRIETTAS! BLACK GOODS
ALL WOOL. SILK WARP. COTTON WARP. I In Endless VulietW
of lho tirni of MORCK liRO'H,
OPTIOIAUS,
Specialist In lCri ors of ltrlrnetfon of tho
Ee. l'.xamiiiiaio!s fn e of chiirsre,
WARREN, PENN.
I fKti Hk nr'r
ttmtthing liADt
NOW FOR THE
Is hero furnii-hed of tho eonseipioneo of
gleitii
vice.
neirlei tinir to Uiko wise wifely ad-
l ins man imoiilmii ua
FALL k WINTER TRADE
Where to buy (roods to-fit tho Reason Is tho
question now, and tue answer
couies, at
ID. BAHliTETT'S
FAMOUS
LOW FfilCE STORE
Where Now Ootxls are constantly arriv
ing. His place is Headquar
ters for
BEY G0OBS!
NOTIOITS,
LRDIES' AND GENT'S FURNISHING
GOODS,
CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ROOTS AND
SHOES, HOSIERY, FLANNELS,
JEWELRY, ULASSW ARE,
QUEENS WARE,
&e., Ac,
A COMPLETE LINE OF
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS
will always be found at my More, and ul
ways Uiu insi aim niiioi mo
markets altbrd.
Cull and examine my Stock and Prices,
and be convinced tlmt 1 will bell you goods
as low us too lowest, i oiiiurv i'rutiuce,
liar's and Junk lukoii in exchange, and
the highest prices allowed.
iUICK SALES AND SMALL PRO
FITS," is my motto.
i.vvii imk.i:tt,
Lawrence Houso, TIONESTA, PA
knew it all and
Turned Up His Nose
At our low priced Furniture because they
were low. iiopaiu two prices lor an
inferior article which led his wife to
Turn Down His Noso
or future reference. Sho travo him the
shako in a mild form and lhre:Uened
divorce for the next otlWice. Mio's
all right. To lad to trade with
Nelson Hreenlund is
A JUST CAUSE OF DIVORCE
If the courts would only think so. Keep
on ladies. Educalo your husband to
know a bargain when he sees it.
Tritin them In the way they
should go (lor Furniture.)
And remember that
way is to
N. CREEPJLUND'S,
Undertaker A Embaltnor,
331 Exchange Block,
WARREN, PA.
X uice lut of Fall Styles of Child
rea'e. ISovs'. ami Men's Hats and
Cape, now on our counters. New goods.
2t. SMEAUUAUliU Si Co
opp.
OD H3M0H0 HIVH 31'i3V
AVd ON-UIVH ON
Q UIUIO) QO .Uuj3 0 olVlU Wl rtIJUll.)
-illllrt.'.'d
tn ii nun irn i"i''i " -n -w-n i v u
U JTUQ J UU iU SUJu)JJ oJlJli A(UU U
jjrmijnimJlWlJ iis rn "pis u i .-
iu 'uoijii4 uii n 'iu i"uuniiija u ;
a a 0H3HTJVW liJuiSl'mA
iiri nmu ti an. mivh
M.acioua xvax uur.uu-j iull V
CLOTHING, CLOTHING, CLOTHING,
Wo have everything anybody could want In tho shitpo of Clothintr, ranging iu
sizes from Roys four years old to the largest man. And iiality beginning W illi all
Cotton and ranging up to the Finest Impoited Corkscrew. Made up iu every style
from Knee Rreoches to Prince Alberts.
SHOES, SHOES, SHOES, SHOES, SHOES, SHOES.
This whole paper wouldn't hold tho good things wo could say about our stock of
Hiioes. vt o nave maile an euort tins spring lo liave hIidca to lit any loot, no matter
how narrow or how wide, how largo or how small, with quality and pri- o to suit
everybody. COME AND SEE.
PON'T FORGET RIGHT HERE THAT WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR
GROCERIES, FLOUR AND FEED.
We buy direct and buy for Cash, and can't bo undersold.
DE WtSEI
B00T3 AJKO snoBS DRE8JEO WITH
WolffsACMEBIacking
KEVER OET HARD AND STIFF,
JL1wL?n look orat. KltiallT xi MliW"1
DC ULild'a Shoo. No bUrklnc bronta nquind. ad
Um polUhlus U don In thrra tmiuutcswlibooi latMk
WATER PKOOFMdwMTMiUd to nwm
iMtber, aud karpa itoU nil durmble.
Bold br Bho Storat, Oracm, Dmntat .
Try U on foui- Iam.
WOLFF & RANDOLPH. PHILADELPHIA.
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COME AND SEE US.
NO TKOURLE TO SHOW YOU GOODS AND
GIVE YOU PRICES.
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HERMAN & SIGGINS!
DRUGGISTS & GROCERS,
TIONESTA, - PENN.
IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT WILL ALWAYS RE FOUND
TITE FRESHEST GflQCEitlES.
RERRIES, FRUITS A VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS, IN SEASON.
In our Drug Department, which Is in charge of a thoroughly competent Clerk,
will always bo found the
PUREST DRUGS AND CHEMICALS!
PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED WITH UTMOST CARE.
WM. SMEARBAUGH & CO.,
RAYHOHD'S PECTORAL PLASTER
Tho wonderful t'otih euro. A positive
cure for hooping L'ouuh and all Thnafr
Chest aud Lung Troubles, and ail Coughs.
Is also the best known Iteuie.ly for lct
pains, such as Lumbago, Sciatica, etc.
Sold by all druggists, ug7-ly.
onijmi FAVORITE SINGER.
felT? Iro? Icif, fancy Cover, laga
9. ilrAwr. nii-.tt rilitt.. full lin af-
r j UchmciiU. Scut on trial. Buy of
Manufacturers to get new mtv
chines. Wcrrantrd
Nigh Arm
23.00
5 years.
co-optRATive SEwina memtod
itlH 8. I f Ot-. Ptiiladelphla. ra.
ATA
i Wrh tvc remedy tht i
11 CLRE CATAKMM.
BRONCHITIS and ASTHM4. Our faith i.,9
ktrOIIU ltl.il WC will fti'l.il irrulinrBt Itmrlu
Scud for i'ftMiite mod full puruculars. Address,
ThaHitl Chf.TilclCi).,3360 Fairmiwnt Av., PhMi., Pt
1' uuiu uiuauu j
CAN ba CURED.
Fran
i a N J9
rH H W. will SF.KD FREE b
H mail a large TRIAL. llOTl'I
H also, a tn-atiae on h ni!cp6y. DON'T
fcUKKKR ANY l-GNGr'k! 6ivePolOfc
ftcv, Sute mi County, and Age plainly.
AAIicm, THE HALL CHEMICAL CO..
t&( Foi.uwuui Avcuuc, t'Utiaikipluai. Pa
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-DEALERS IN-
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5 is c T.
ICLOTHIXG, DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, QUEENS-
WARE; STATIONERY, CANNED GOODS, CUTLERY,
JEWELRY, TOBACCO, CIGARS.
1500TS AND SHOES A SPECIALTY !
IB1. W. HiW",
Practical Tinner.
All kinds of Sheet Metal Work prompt
ly attended to.
TIV
ROOK
1NU
A SPECIALTY
AND
SPOUTINfJ.
BONNER RUILDINO, Up Stuira.
TIONESTA, PA.
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THE GREAT FLOOD
ATTENTION, AGENTS 1
The flint in th held. A complete hia
torv of the terrible calamity at Jelmstown
luuTjUHt boon issued. WKI paea, si full
paKu illiistrations, bandMiineiy bound in
cloth, price fl.no. Discount to aonU, iiO
iier cent. Send 25 cculM for Pro.-.pectua
took and paikaKu of cfrculars, ami go to
work. Address J. S. OG1LV1E, Pub
lisher, 17 Rose Street, New Yorit.
Q) X A WEEK and upward positively
secured by lueu ai;i-nUscllinK Dr
(Scon's (ionuinu Elect riu licit, Huspcnsorv
etc., and by hulius selling Dr. Scull's Kic-
Iric I erseis. isjimpie lice. Male sex,
bvoll, 8-1S Hrutidway, N. Y. Nov.lti-;;
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