THE FOREST REPUBLICAN. 4. K. WINK, tOITO 4 P SOPSIITOS. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1800. IlI?IUItLICAX TICKET. Jt niC'IARY. President Judge, SAMUEL D. IRWIN, Tionoata Rorongh. (Subject to decision of District Conference.) Associate Judge, C. XV. CLARK, Tioncsla Township. COUNTY. Statfl Senate, HARRY R. WILSON, Clarion. (Subject to decision of District Con fcrcncc.) Assembly, S. S. TOWLER, Tenks. Frothonotnry, CALVIN M. ARNER, Tionosta Borough. Sheriff", JOHN R. OSGOOD, Kingslcy, County Commissioner," JAMES McINTYRE, Harmony. C. F. LEDEBUR, Groon. County Auditor, T. R. COBB, Tlonosta Borough. W. W. THOMAS, Tionesta Township. Jury Commissioner, J. N. HEATH, Kingsloy. The State Convention. The Republican State Convention meets at IIarri6burg next Wednesday, at 10 o'clock a. m., to nominate can didates for Governor, Lieutenant Gov ernor, and Secretary of Internal Af fairs. For the latter place there is no contest, the general impression having gone out that Col. Thou. J. Stewart, the present imcumbent, should be re tained, as a mark of esteem and rec ognition lo the Grand Array Boys. The Lieut. Governorship has almost been lost sight of in the contest for the first place on tho ticket. Senator Delamater still has the lead in the race, and is believed by many to be almost certain of the nomination on the first or second ballot. If the nomination is not made on the second ballot, considerable uncertainty will be thrown into the contest, which will likely result in a go-as-you-please fight. In that case look out for a swing toward our own Governor Stone, who seems now to occupy the best po sition in a contest of that kiud, and whose canvass has been conducted in such a way as to make hi in. by far the moat acceptable compromise candidate in the field. We look for bis nomina tion as among the very likely proba bilities. In any event tho party is sure to have a good candidate; one who will have the full strength of the party at his back in November. Ex-Senator Wallace says the . outlook is encouraging. Mr. Wallace is ai cheerful as a ship-wrecked sailor. It will take $3,075,000 to pay for the taking of the census, and some of tho enumerators will feel as if they bad earned that entire sum when they geibrough with their dietricta. Kemmler's last hope is gone. lie must be electrocuted, for the United States District Court at Syracuse bas dismissed the writ of habeas corpus. Just when be will die via electricity baa sot yet been determined. A National election law is opposed by the Southern newspapers because it will provide that every citizen shall cast bis vote unmolested. There will - be do ballot-box stuffing and shot gun arguments at the polls in South Caro lina and Mississippi if this bill passes. Hon. William L. Scott's voice is heard less frequently in piloting the Pattison boom just now than it was earlier in the season. It is suspected that the Erie statesman is sulking in his tent becanse bis orders are not obeyed as cheerfully as he had expect ed they would be. Of course Grover Cleveland will send a nice letter on tariff reform to the Pennsylvania Democratic State Convention, even if be doesn't attend perbonally. Mr. Cleveland is not the man to miss such an opportunity to put in his thumb and pull out a plum, saying, "What a good boy am I !" This thing of "holding up" trains in the far west is getting a trifle mo notonoua. It seems to us that the railroad companies ought to provide against a recurrence of these a flairs, even to the point of supplying the train bands with plenty of arms and ammunition, with explicit directions to open fire on the robbers at once. They can expect no help from the pas sengers, as they are generally dazed and powerless, and look on io ft-ar and trembling while quartette of rascals coolly go through the express saftfc aod tho inail pouches. Tug latest mine horror is reported from Dunbar, Fayette county, Ta., on Monday of this week, where thirty three miners are entombed, while the mine is on fire and gradually working its way lo where the men are supposed to be. No one now believes that a single one of the unfortunate victims Is alive. Wallace is smiling and confident while Pattison is confident and smil ing, but Cousin Chaunccy Black ju diciously refuses to place either his smile or bis confidence on exhibition. He sits back under the shade of his York County fig tree waiting for the two other fellows to play tho political confidence gsmo on each other. Then he may permit himself to indulgo in a smilo that can be heard Iroru the Delaware to Lake Erie. Genial Koosn Q Mills, of Toxas, has counted a quorum of himself and solemnly resolved that he will not ac cept the place on the House Commit tee on Rules made vacant by Mr. Carlisle's clectiou to the Senate and he just dares Spoaker Heed to compel him to accept the place, if ho cant The Speaker, if he is wise, will not attempt to coerce Mr. Mills in this matter. The gontleman from Texas is a bad inau from the headwaters of Bitter Creek, and this time ho has got the House where the hair is very brief. To invite Mills to a place on the Committee on Rules, after that body has completed its rules and put them into operation, is very much like inviting a hungry roan to a banquet after everything, even to the last piece of pie, has been eaten. The decision of a Common Pleas Judge in Armstrong County in this State that the original package decis ion of the Federal Supreme Court gave the right to sell imported beer in kegs, half barrels and barrels in Pennsylvania without a license bas creatad some sensation in the Western part of the State. There is no reason why it should, however, as the original package decision which was delivered some six weeks ago states, in terms so clear that no intelligent person has any excuse for misunderstanding tbero, that the right to sell liquor in original packages can not he denied or abridged by State prohibitory or license laws. Had the sales of liquor been in flasks and bottles, the decision would have been still more interesting, as the question of good faith would be in volved when the original packages reached such diminutive and retail proportions. Phila. Press. "The States," says the Record, "have the power to prescribe their own method of choosing Representatives, and they should not consent to its sur render or abatement." The Record had better get a copy of that useful instrument, the United States Consti tution, for office use. This (Art. 1, Section 2, Clause 1) gives the States no choice but to accept what Congress orders in choosing Representatives. "The times, places and manner of holding elections for Senators and Representatives shall be prescribed in each State by the Legislature thereof, but," says the Constitution, "Congress may at any time, by law, make or alter such regulations except as to the places of choosing Senators." This, we may add for the benefit of the Record and other Democratic papers, is one of the years when "Congress" is going to "make such regulations" un der this precise constitutional power. Phila. Press. Auditors' Report of IIar mony Township. R. O. Carson in account with the School Fund. DR. Ain't due from 1889 $ 72ti 07 Ain't received from Collector 131 30 Ain't recoived from W. C. ISroinley 61 71 .State appropriation ion 3 Allegheny Twp. order 12 00 fl239 84 CK. Orders rcduomed Two per cent, commission ... ....$1810 89 .... M 82 $1877 71 Balance due Twp 401 3 HO AD HND, UK. Cash receivod from Collector $,VJ7 63 Cash received from W. C. Bromley ll'J 83 f7 W H. Am'tdueTreas. fromhiKtscttlcmcntf 07 8$ Urdcia redeemed 181 3t 1 wo per cent. comuiihbioii 3 Ci7 ?2"4 81 Balaiico duo 372 55 We, the Auditors of Harmony Town- ship, having examined the account)) of Haul Uiwuniiip, li ml them as act forth iu tho foregoing report. Gko. I,. Kino, E. L. J on y.a, Auditors O Z( ACHES OK LAND, Including the JUJ dwelling house, barn. etc.. sub ject to and including tho present leases Uieroon, situated on tho headwater of Mewuru Hun, in Forest county. Harmony township j property of the Jocelyn Oil Land Association of tho CommoiiWHaltli of Pennsylvania ; formerly known as tho nooeri urcen, Marshall, and Andrew A. Sloun liii ms, parts of tracts Nos. 221 and 2-2, of Yciililiuo colinl v. A lloirhctiv tnvt-ti. whip, will be sold on the ground at rublio Vendue, on the 5lh day of July, A. I)., lH'.H), at 4 o'clock p. in., to close up tho allairs of the corporation. By order of the uuuru ui loreciors, A. H. Jocki.vji, Vice President. Jami:s M AriioNoroH, Director. H. S. .loi ki.vn, Director. May 21, lMiO. Spring and Summer X - L - Grand Opening of Spring & Summer Dry Goods, Millinery, Clothing, &c. rpo THE rCBLIC: Wo have the pleasuro of calling your attention this Spring to one of the most Complote and bent selected stocks of Staplo and Fancy Goods oyer shown in this soc tion of Pennsylvania, at prico founded on Cash Purchases, and long experience In tho trade. IN OUR NEW LINE You will find a Complete line of Fine Domestic and Imported Drv Goods, JNolions, Hosiery, Gloves, Corsots, Iadios' Furnishing Goods, Bummer Wraps, c, Ac. MILLINERY 1 MILLINERY I MILLINERY 1 Remember, you will son in our new Millinorv Dnnartmpnt thn vorv stv1nn tlmt arojust now appearing In tho landing Millinery Stores in all the largo "cities, under the management of Experienced Milliners. CARPETS! CARPETS!! The most comprehensive stock of Now Styles In BODY BRl'SSKLS CARPETS! TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS! INGRAIN ft HEMP CARPETS! HALL AND STAIR CARPETS! OIL CLOTHS. LACE CURTAINS. Ac at prices which will satisfy all comers. We lor aispiaying tnoso goods. CLOTHING! Our Slock of Readv-Mndo Clothinor Is a 400 Suits to select from, and ranging in prices from fti.OO to $20.00 per suit. And as hi vienur r urnismng uooos, we are to the rront with a Fine Stock. In everyday wear we show you One Hundred different kinds of Pants, at 75c, Stic. $1.00. 8 1.2a. nnil a dandy liuo fine of pants. IN OUR MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT. Under the management of Mr. LYMAN anes mm rnimrna in v ioias to xeieci irom in prico irom f-i.OO to JoO.OO. Every Garment Warranted to fit, and cloth as represented. BOOTS AND SHOES! We have on hand a Complote Stock of " ""' " "iy you io ran ana examine our line lor livery uouy I IN GENERAL STOCK, We carry a Splendid Assortment of Trunks, Valises, TTand-Bags, Quopnswaro, Wall Paper, Pocket Knives, Silverware, Notions, Baby Carriages, Ac., Ae. THE JEWELRY DEPARTMENT is Complete In Fine Watches, Fino Chains, Fine Kings, Ao. Highest market price paid for Hides, Pelts, Ginseng, Wool, Ae. Iioc.il Agent of Wheeler A Wilson Sewing Machine Company. Latest improved umcuiuu uv lowest uiarKui prices. DAVID FAMOUS LOW PRICE has had such WE AE FORCED TO ENLARGE Oil STOCK ! WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FULL LINE OF Dry Goods, Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, and a Full Line of Pants. We carry a FRESH .-. GROCERIES ! Which we are selling at the Lowest Fignres such goods can be sold for. Wo do not want to sell CHEAP I RASH, and will not keep Kiicb in our store, but will doal only in the VERY BEST. Highest market prico paid for Hides and Pelts. Onr goods have always borne a good reputation and our pricos are known to be down at the bottom. It will be our aim to keep them so, and by fair dealing and strict uueiiiion io uiu warns oi tun people, nope io ronage heretofore extended. Give me a call The Boston Clothing House, Marienville's Great Mart for Trading ! Our Spring and Summer styles of Cloth ing, Dry goods, Boots rived, and are pronounced by those who have seen them tho finest goods over brought to Marienville. Wo sell them at ridiculously low prices, and acknowledge no competition. Our enormous Suit a suit to $20. Pants grades for $4 and $5. of Dress goods, White goods, Boots and Shoes, Gents Furnishings, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valises, in fact everything a lady, gentleman, bov or girl see us and we will save you money. BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE, M. LUVY, Proprietor, C - R save enr patrons money ! Special rooms CLOTHING! DAXDY! rontnl ntner nn Omn Sort tr. O'DELL, we carry a tine line of all the best ail tho best makes, and latest stylos, at MINTZ, Marienville, Pa. good success that Fine Line of merit a continuance oi the generous put and be convinced. 9 and Shoes, have ar lino runs from $3.99 from G9c. to the finest Yo keep a full lino needs. Como and Marienville, Pa. Ai APRIL SHOWS BRING THE WINDS OF MARCH bring forlh a now Stock of SPRING GOODS to the Live Merchant, and tho Teopln bo- Sin to irather their harvest of SPRING A I'MMKIl NOVELTIES in April. We never sleep so far as bnsi ness Is concerned. Tho wide-awnko man catches the business boom on the Winn, and his patrons get tho bonotlt In cheaper and hotter goods. 3. M. MINTJ5 has now been In New York and the Eastern cities for a month, and the result of his work Is seen in tho Elegant Line of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS that now fill our shelves. We will knock the bottom out of competition, "A dollar saved is a dollar made," and there is no better way to make a dollar than by sav Ihr It in buy! ii(i cheaply. We don't mean In buying cheap or shoddy goods, but GOOD goods at Low Prices . o o O to o rH 0 o O o O a P W 5 - C o i-5 QUALITY AGAINST QUANTITY, and quality will always win. The wlso man selects an article because of the ser vice ho expocts to net out of It, whilo the foolish man does not consider the service. An experienced merchant huvs to pleaso his customers. The life of liis business d epends on his ability to cater to tlieir wants. Wo have done this, and are pro pared to satisfy THE MOST FASTIDIOUS. Come and boo for yourselves. Oumtock Is now In and on our shelves. Highest market price paid for WOOL, Ginseng and all kinds of Hides. o to 4- w J. M. MINTZ, CUT PRICE NEW KEPLEK KLOCK, HOPKINS & CO. SPRING GREET The March winds have had their Mow, and they seem to have taken such an effect on some people that they think all they have to do Is to BLOW ! But good goods, at low prices tell mo story, and the peoplo toll CLOTHING ! mexI; SSyS Never before has our stock of Clothing nave a M-iih.l)lu Assortment. Hints ai all prices j lleinning awav down below the $1.00 murk, and running up as high as iCNS.UO. EVERY GARMENT GUARAN TEED AS'-REPREHENTEDf DRY GOODS! DRESS GOODS! DOMESTIC GOODS! Our shelves are loaded with tho FINEST and REST selection of Drv Gnrxln ami Dress Goods we ever had, and tho prices nuemion. j.o siocKg oi iioniiiaiiui or seconu NOVELTIES IN Every Counter bristles with Novelties that is a Stunner to Everybody ! AWAY SHOES, SHOES, - SHOES, X5 f-( Our assortment of Ladies', Gent's, Miss es, and Childcu's Shoes Is larger than ever before, and at prices that aro lower than others will ask for 8 hoes that should not be looked at under the same light. B.i S r 3 e3,o . 2 3a si " s - P" ' 3 s .. CO 2 Ft- O - o GO EE HATS -:- IIAT8 HATS. We buy our Hats from the Manufactur ers, and can sell a Better Hut for Less Money than thoso that buy of Jobbers. NO MIDDLE MAN TO GET THE PROFIT t These are FACTS, and will lie proven to you when jou come in. C3 H. J. HOPKINS & CO. PROPER - (SUCCESSORS TO HERMAN A SIQGINS.) DRUGGISTS fc GROCERS, TIONESTA, IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT WILL ALWAYS BE FOUND BERRIES, FRUITS & VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS, IN SEASON. In our Drug Department, which is in charge of a thoroughly competent Clork, will always be found the PUREST DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED WITH UTMOST CARE. Lawrence & -DEALERS IN- CLOTHING, DRY GOODS NOTIONS HATS, CAPS. GROCERIES, QUEENS WARE, STATIONERY, CANNED GOODS, CUTLERY, JEWELRY, TOBACCO. CIGARS. BOOTS AND SHOES A SPECIALTY ! GOODS OF FIRST CLASS QUALITY IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS. FORTH MAY c c c o o o J & p CD O p- ! CD CO O o CO -s P CO p- CD CO w p e-h CO - - TIOXK8TA, 1M. HOPKINS k CO. tho prices. - ': chILdRknI CLOTHING ! boon so Completo as this Spring. We are so low that Competition is out of tho nana stun to snow. DllESS GOODS ! in thn most deslrablo Goods, and at prices DOWN. CO an 3 ' a 3 s. F1 CO 3 -5 i" s co MS3 3 7 a. CO & - DOUTT, PENN. AND CHEMICALS! Smearbaugh, ING WESTERN NEW YORK PENN HYLVANIA RAILROAD, formerly B., N. Y. A P. R. R. Time Table taking effect May 12th, 1S9. IMistern l lino volli Alerldiiui. Trains will leave Tionesta for Oil CHv and poinls Woxt as follows: No. !: Throntrh Freight (carry ing piiHscnpirs) !:I0 a. m. No. ill llulliilo Exiu eMs...; 15:!l.'l noon. No. (11 Way l'"rinlit (cni ryinji piissnniters) ri:eo p. in. No. ! Oil City Ex ress 8:0! p. m. For Hii'korv. Tidioiile. Warren. Klnzua. Bradford, Olean and tho East: No. SO Olean Express R:40 a. rtl. No. :i2 PittMhurxh Express .1:111 p. til. No. IXI Throutsh Freight (car rying imssengers 7:1.1 p. m. Trains na and 00 Run Dally and carrv pnssenirers to nnd from noi'nts between Oil City and IrvinctoTcotily. Other trains run iianv except ,-siiiicIhv. Get Time Tables and full Information from J. L. CRAIG, Agent, Tionesta, Ph. It. HELL, GetriSuit. J. A. FELLOWS, Geil'l PasseiiKor fc Ticket Agent, llun'ulo, N. Y. LINE Between tho EAST &c "WEST I few York, rhllndelphla. Boston, and all points Eut. Chicago, St. Paul, Ciucin- uall, rt. IjOins, Iev Orleans, anil ail poinls West, North ami Southwest. Solid veNtiluiled trains, sleeping, Pull mnn dining ami day conches, between principal cities East mid West. The pop ular line West for colonists and hind seek ers. Rates always low as tho lowest. No extra charge for riding on vestllmln lim ited. Before purchasing tickets calljon or address, R. II. WALLACE, Trav. Pass. AkU, Oil City, I'a., or r . 11. G A Kt1 1 1.1.1), Div. Pass. Agt., Jamestown, N. Y. S.H. GENERAL MERCHANTS. Dealers in IE1 TJ 3EZ 1ST ITTJ DS. Also,- UNDERTAKERS. TIONESTA, PA. A MPll Is here fiirnlhlied of tho eonsequenco of neglecting to take wise wifely ad vice. This iiihii thought tin knew it all and Turned Up His Noso At our low priced Furniluro becmiKO they were low. He paid two prices for an interior article which led his wife to Turn Down His Noso For future reference. Sho him tho shake in a mild form and tiircalened divorce for the next ollcnee. She's all right. To fail to tnido with Nelson Grcculund is A JUST CAUSE OF DIVORCE If tho courts would only think so. Keep on ladies. Educate vour husband to know a bargain ivLon ho kocs it. Train them in tho way they should go (for Furniture.) And remember that way Ih to N. CREENLUND'S, Undertaker .t Embaliner, 3!1 Exchange Block, WARREX, PA. of tho Arm of MORCIC BRO'S, OPTICIANS, Specialist in Errors of Refraction of tho Eyo. Examinations froo of charge. WARREN, PENN. HUMPHREYS' VETERINARY SPECIFICS For Horses, CatUo, Sheep, Vogs, Hogs, AND rOULTLY. 000 Page Book on Trrafairnt of AalnaU mud ( hurl feui trie. 3tTREA J Fver,roDtrrwtlnu,InflnmMialloa A. A. itnul iUciiiiiic.ilM, iWiik Fevrr. U.ll.a-HiruiiiH, i,Miiu ufMN, Klirumfvtlaai 4 .4 .-UiMtMup r, Naial l)t)Mliitrif u Ik.lk. ltuin or i rubs, 'tirm. K.E.( niiL'b llnv, lfuinonl 4 lu- or (.rioeH, Ilcllvurhr. 11. 11. I r.iiury nud Kl.lury DUihipii J.I.Kl'UBVB DlNfRHf!!, AlimsH .K.--JieuMe ol lUvtiuii, i'aralyslq Sluglu Ikitllo (ovur fWtluom - - .btt Htable funis with Hpurlflrfl, MamuVl, t-u-rliiary Curt oil nl Mtxllobtur ST.OO Jar Vt'le riuary I'urr Oil l.Otf Sold by Drugim; or Sent Fropald anrwbero and in any qunliiy ou Receipt of Puca. Httmphrwys1 Medictng Co., 109 Fjllon St.t W. Y. " IP. W. LAW, ' Practical Tinner. All kinds of Sheet Motul Work prompt ly attended to. TIN ROOFING A BPKt'IALTV. AND SPOUTING. EO ROUGH RUII.UINO, TIONESTA, PA. (JQr A WEEK and upwards positively J-w.J secured bv men agent nulling lr. Scott's Genuine Electric licit, (Suspensory, eU1., and by indies selling lr. 8c.oll' Elec tric Corsets. Sample free. State sex. Ir. Scott, MS broadwuy, K. V. Nov.lti-ani. '
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