E "THE FOREST REPUBLICAN. J. r. WINK, tOITOK PROPRItTOR. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1!, 18U0. Tub net Republican plurality on the CoDgre?siooal vote in the State is almost 50,000, and for an off year thi is very good and indicates that in a Presidential year Pennsylvania is good for ill regular 80,000. Of course the tin-plate manufacto ries that were to have been established iu Pittsburgh have been driveu away by the result of the election. Men don't waot to throw their money away. But look what a number of American workingmon would have been given employment. TriE Farmers' Alliance Democrats and straight-out Democrats in the North Carolina Lcgitlature aro fihting over who shall be seut to the United States Senate. Between the two there may be such a falling out that mo may have hopes of North Carolina being well represented in the Senate. Thus far the aspirants fur the Speakership of the tie it House of Representatives of Pennsylvania, are Brooks, of high license fame, and Kiter, of Philadelphia; Cupp, of Leb anon ; Baker of Delaware; Burdick of McKean; Finley of Washington ; Graham of Allegheny, and Bliss of Delaware. SENATORIAL. The return Senatorial Judges of this, the 38th Senatorial District, viz: James Russell, of Clarion ; R. B. Crawford, of Forest ; Michael Brcn nan, of Cameron, and Gor. R. Dixon, of F.Ik, met at Ridgway on Tuesday, the 11th inft , to compute and certify returns. The result was as follows: Hovd. Vox. BiW 7 7H-2 ISU Hall. Clarion 3!H!i Cameron 7M Elk 2txW Forest tea no The Boston Tratucript, which is de cidedly independent in its politics, and not a strict high tariff paper, calls at tention to the statement of a gentle man closely identified with the Woolen business, that 85,000,000 in new money will be put into new woolen manufacturing machinery, plants and the like, within the next few months as s, resultof the stimulus given to the business by the new tariff law. It must be highly gratifying to the Democrats to know that jubilee meet ings are being held all over Europo to celebrate the Democratic victory, which over there is regarded as the first step towards free trade. Let the man who "earns his bread by the sweat of his brow" devote a few min utes to studying, and then lot him ask uimseii "WDy tnese Europeans are rejoicing at Democratic success?" Wool produced in Nevada has been pronounced, by experts, superior to the finest Australian wool, and it's thirteen cents a pound cheaper than the imported article. It's only a question of time when America will produce the best and cheapest articles of all kinds in the world. Nothing can stop our progress but the adoption of Democratic free trade ideas, which would prove a mill-stone around the neck of our industries. The N. Y. Legislature being Dem ocratic, Chas. A. Dana, the veteran of the N. Y. Sim, is brought forward to succeed Wni. M. Evarts as U. S. Sen ator. We don't know who sprung the scheme, but we heartily endorse it We know of no Democrat iu that State to whom we can give so hearty a support. Mr. Dana with bis ability, modern ideas and sound economic doctrines of government would shake many of the antique cobwebs from that musty chamber. Tidioule News while uieveianu and mil are fighting for the presidential nomina tion, there is danger that Pallison may pick it up. We don't believe that Pennsylvania wants the presidency She had it once, and a pretty fist she made of it. The disgrace entailed on our state by the assistance given the rebellion by our president was scarce jy wiped out by our magnificent rec ord in its suppression. No. We don't waot any more democratic pres idents irora rennsyivania ; but we have an absent eon liviog down in Maine who could carry the state by 100,000 majority. Better try him. Meadville Gazette. 017 74 IS W00 43 Hull's majority over Boyd is 2,213 in the district. Io Clatimi Hall beats his opponent 1 ,730, in Elk 831, but Bird lends Hall 16 Vote? in Cameron and 335 in Forest. After the returns had been coin puted and pr :per certificates made out, the return Judges, with James Russell, president, Geo. R. Dixon, secretary, and Michael Brennan, spokesman, waited upon Senator Hall, at his office in Ridgway, congratulated him and presenlod him with a ccrlifi cato of his election. Elk Democrat. CONGRESSIONAL. The Congressional return Judges ot this, 28th district, met in Clearfield on the 11 tli inst., and computed the votes cast for Congress, with the following result: ' Kribbs. Ovster. Ilavden. Centre -I!)70 3774 i!0'2 Clarion 3H71 2:5 44 Clearfield 6004 4573 4i!(i Klk li-25 13NI 5 Forest. 67U Vol Total Majority . 1763(1 4602 12944 38 715 Pennsylvania Official. Tlie official count of tho vote of Penn sylvania in tho recent election a coni- leted, shows tho following result by conn ties on Governor: COUNTIES. II c ST S- Adams 20S) 3X38, fi Allegheny 3SOI2j 33170 546 Armstrong 41611 8774, (Ml Reaver 4521' 4HMI 25U lied ford 3!I84 3731 1 62 Berks H'.mtii 17870i 16 Hlair 6932 Mlui 316 Bradford 7426 : 574-4 1 209 Bucks 7503 St;77 200 Butler 4007: 4722: 41S Cambria 40H2i 5&Jlj 179 Cameron 736: 740, 23 Carbon 2004 37731 1 IS Center 84Col 5240 l.Krt Chester 515 H464 476 Clarion 22311 3iiSj 101 Clearfield 4240 6143, 425 Clinton 2307 3306: H7 Columbia 2024 4S30! 252 Crawford 5074 6052 627 Cumberland 4300 6584, 1S2 Dauphin 0606 KMii 16S Delaware 7670 M80j 322 Klk 1167 224 li SO Erie 6737 6714 403 Fayette 5666 7406 ; 26.1 Forest 857 757: 52 Franklin 5224 , 4076! 145 Fulton 856 1180 20 Greene 187o 3(i67; 92 Huntingdon 35061 3267 112 Indiana 3050i 30HO 146 Jefferson 84661 3583 1 202 Juniala 1562 18901 70 Lackawanna I'154 1010s! 855 Lancaster 18007; 9578 ; 207 Lawrence 3720 : 26D5! 359 libation 4851; 8575 151 IjehiKb 6277 9249 130 Luzerno 12510 149611 754 Lvcomiug 4041 7440i 560 Afi-Kcan 27:t8 3533 Mercer 5201 5610 ; 350 Mifflin 1!44 21431 61 Monroe 093 3303 : 42 Montgomery 11076 lUKKJt 381 Montour 1170 1052 46 Northampton 5883 9772 105 Northumberland 5584 ' 70.15, 387 Terry 2907 ! 2807 77 Philadelphia 106014 85126! 812 Pike 818j 1173 24 Potter 2327 j 2032 122 Schuvlklll 10375 14581 85 Snyder 2009! 1625 V7 Somerset 38 2230 187 Sullivan 7101 1254 71 Susquehanna 3747 3414 462 Tioga, 5559 8685 172 I'nion 2050 1615 68 Venango 3608 3858 432 Warren 3201 38t2 818 Washington 6268 6300 417 Wayne 2112 3104 209 Westmoreland 8672 100.59 318 Wyoming 1029 2ooi 112 York 7921 12420,' 191 RKCAP1TITI.ATION. GRAND OPENING! OF OUlt VAST STOCK OF Fall & Winter Goods AT THE KVF.R POPULAK MARIENVILLE, - PA. Wo arc receiving one of tho most com plete stocks of Fine Dress Goods and No tions, Men's Clothing-, Youths' Clothing, Children's Clothing, Overcoats, Boots and Shoes, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Plush and Cloth Wraps, Jackets, Ladies' Fine Underwear, Shawls, Watches and Charms, Fine Jewel ry, Trunks, Hand-Bags, Boston ltubber Goods, Gents Furnishing Goods, Wall Pa per, Millinery Goods, and GENERAL MERCHANDISE! Tiie Index-Appeal, Democratic, of Peteruburg, Va., ia honest enough to ay this : "The Congressional cam paign of 1810 hai been fought anil won by the Democratic party, anil the country rejoices over the result. In tbat campaigo as iu every politicul campaign, many things were eaiil ami done iu partisan interests that could hardly be justified by any standard of morals short of the old maxim that everything is fuir !d war and polities. The exigency, however, for this ques tionable method of warfare is now past, and it is high time to give a quietus to the campaigu lie, of which such tfl'tictive use has already been made, that all the necessaries of life have been increased by the new tariff bill. No paper can longer justify i toe If, even on the ground of partisan ser vice, for giving circulation to Ibis falsehood, and the papers that continue to publish such indefensible statements simply make themselves allies of spec ulators aud extortionists and are ene mies of the great consuming mass of tho people." For Governor Pattlson's total vote 464.209 Hclanmtcr'a total vote 447,655 ruuisou majority over Uolamatcr.. 16,5, Gill's total vote 16,175 itynuor a (Linon L.abor) total vote. : For Lieutenant Governor Watres's (Republican) total voto 467,371 Mack's (Democrat) toial voto 445,000 Watres's majority 22,3i5 Hyatt's (Prohibition) total voto 17.048 v atkins s (Union Labor) total voto 290 For Secretary of Internal Affairs Stewart's (Republican) total voto -168,!t(0 llarelay'a ( Democrat) total voto 44 1,401 Stewart's majority 25,472 lunula ( rroliiliilion) total vote 17,!04 filler 8 llmoii Lalxjij total voto 2t6 WALTER'S GREAT PROPOSITION ! Wo will (five more fresh meat for tho cahh at our Mtat and Produce Market in Tioucsta, Pa., than anv one in Forest County. We also pay Cash for Hides and Pelts. C. H. WALTER. WE CALL THE LADIES' ATTENTION TO OUR EXTRA FINE STOCK OF MILLINERY GOOES ! hats, don nets, Ac., trimmed on short notice, by ex perienced MILLINERS. And for Gentlemen we have the best Stock of Imported Cloth for Overcoats and Suitings to be found in Western Pa. - All work guaran teed as represented and fits perfect. at no ok mrvoM &fticm. DAVID MINTZ. lows Your Chance! Others have hail their say, and have ,-Haid" a pront ileal. Without ho.iNting - in the least, wo wii.li now to lay Iwforo a lew FACTS, and then let tho Goods tell the rest. Our stock for tho J inner Fall and W WE CLAIM 13 UNSURPASSED IN COMPLETENESS OF VARIETY -OR- EXCELLENCE . OF . QUALITY ! 1 :o: In Clothing, Dry Goods, Dress Flannels, Ladies' and Gents' Furnishing Goods, Un derwear, Hosiery, Boots and Shoes, Rub bers, &c , wo are a full length ahead of all competitors, and at Prices that can't be beaten anywhere. Lumbermen's heavy Over, Undor and Foot Wear, a specialty with us thisseat.oii. Quecuswaro and Ulasvare in endless variety. Our GROCERIES are always Fresh, Clit'Hp and Reliable. Barnett's Famous Low Price Store, TIONESTA, ncisnisj". (6 Always ho Cheapest and the Rest." HERE - WE - ARE - AGAIN, With a fresh stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Gents' Furnishing Goods, Trunks, "Valises, Crockery and Glassware. Now is the time to buy, while the assortment is large, and we will guarantee to sell cheaper than any store m Forest County. When you buy from us, you can de pend on getting a good article. So you want to make a straight line to J. M. MNTZ, CIT PRICE STORE, XKW Ii:iI,S:it ItLOCIt. - - tiom.sta. im. Highest pi-i,-p pnld for Hide, Sheep Pelts, Ginm-inr and Fur. WESTERN NEW YORK .t PKNN S Y L V A N I A U A I LKOA D, formerly P., N. Y. A P. R. R. Tlir.rt Tablo tnl-lo.it rfleet .Inly nth, lSf;0. Eastern Time Toth Moridlan. The Boston Clothing House, Ol'I'Itl llOUSi: XSL.OCK, MxRIEISTVITLLli, I? A.. I have just leturned from the F.ait and am receiving daily tho larger and bent no-Im-ted HtocitH ot llrv Goods, Routs, .Shot's, Clothinir and Trunks, iV-i, evpr hbown at lmi (l-iHii pri.es iu Forest County, and ask you U call and ne 1110. My Block consists of a complete lino of At Prices llelow them All. BOOTS, SHOES, & RUBBER GOODS. I have a complete lino. In fact one of 1 1 10 largest ever shown here, at such prices that will please all. "CANDEE" is our leading ltubber (ioods, 1890. OUR CLAIM! 1891. FOREST COUNTY'S ins - Store ! AS !- TO i t ClOTiflTJG of tho lii in of MOKt'K BltO'H, OPTICIANS, Kecialist in Errors of Helraclion of the Kyo. EiaininaUuus free of charge. WAltKEN, PENN. I havo a Moss line. 5oO Complete Suits to select from, and of the very best make, and mti ked at rock-botlom prices. Made especially tor my trade. In Chililreii'a C'lothiiic my lina is eompb to and marked away down. As t i Men's and Uo;-V 1'ants, my stock is immuuso. In prices from 0 cents to fil.00 dollars each. LADIES' CLOAKS AND WRAPS, &C. Fino stock of u'il tho leading styles, in prices that will sell them. TILT ZFIZDTIEIR, QOOIDS, I have a complete assortment of La lie...' Underwear, Hose, f.'ort.eis, Ac., anil a dandv stuck of tslLKS AND PLUSHES. In fact my sUck of Hats, I'aji; , Carpets, (ients1 Furuisliiug Lioods, aud lienoral Aterehandiso is A No. 1. Jive me a cull, MEYER i;i-;v V. Ijead Trnlim will leavo Tlonestn for OH (.'lly find point West as fol'.owa 1 No. Throniili Freight (carry- Inir pnseii(Ters) P:,W a, tn. No. HI lltilbilo ErtiiTxs 12:i!.1noun. No. 'd Way I'reinht (rnrryinjr pDNuniuri.ri) .". li:00 p. in. No. :a I Ml fit jr Ex 1 less 8:03 p. in. For Hickory. Tidlouto, Warron, Kinr.ua, Itraill'ord, Olean and thn East: No, .10 Oleim l'.xpreHs 8:41 . in. No. IU I'ilt-binuli ENprem U:4l p. in. No. tnl Throii".h Frelicht (car- rj lnjr 'asspnpet!. 7:13 p. in. Trulim t):l and Prt Hun Daily and onrry piiciiccrx to and from pointn between OilCiivand I rvlnetnii only. Other traiiiH run ihidy except Sunday. iet 'l ime Tnb'e and full Information from .1. I.. CUAK1. Auent. Tlonesta, Pa. It. lil'.LL, Ocn lSiipt. .t. A. FELLOWS, lieu'l PiKsi-njjpr A Ticket Airent, ltullalo, N. Y. Our claim to the Leadership in all that pertains to tho Wearing Apparel of Ladies, Gentlemen, IJoys, Misses and Children is more than suhstantiatcd by tho Enormous Stock and Excellent Variety that we are of fering this Fall. Our assortment of Clothinir Is Larger and More Comple'o ilin-i rier before. We have made a Special Ell'oi t tnis Fall to huvo Clolhiur and Overt-oils to suit I'.verv body, in Style, (.Quality and Price, nnd from tho way they pi wo know that we have succeeded." Wo now have any kind of goods you can ask f ir anil t!i piico bemns away below what ANY'ONE 'DAKE NAME, and ranging 10 tliu lint si kin I of auits. WRAPS! WRAPS!! WRAPS!!! In Ladies', Misses' nnd Children' Winter Wiap:i our asvirtuiciit is away ahe-id of ouy over olleied in Forest County, PLUSH COATS, PLUSH JACKET?, O.iod WOOL JACKETS, for LADIES nnd MISSES. CI! I LlItKN'S WHAW in Endless Variety. 1 f you want to select a uai mcnl from tlio FINEST IIXE and LARGEST ASSOKTMENT IN KOHIvST COUNTY, COME TO OL'lt StoUE! Dry Goods, Dress Flannels Cloak ings, IHack Goods, Silk Warps. Everylwidv knows that our store Is tho pines to iro to for Press floods ot any nVsrlp tion. DUIO'sS tiOODS, !t)M ES ITC HOODS. NOTIONS, UN I EK F.A It, HATS, CAPS, LOOTS, SHOES, TUUNES, SATCHELS, and CAIil'E I'S of all kinds. Our (irocei-y DepaiiTiient Is iilways stocked with tho lii st tho Market h fiord h and sold at "Live and let Live" Prices." We HAVE. WE DO, an 1 wo WILL COXTIXUE t rx IhTral" bi F rest Count v, and wo will do it with (iOOD CiOOlS AT LOW PillCLS. COME AND SEE US. H. J HOPKINS & CO. ',ry -K'yaii.m.igmm.aiyii'niiii 1 in 11 11 mmx A.r-inamja-suir m-Jcmasrc-Tm - & - DOUTT, 1 (SUCCESSOKS TO IIEUMAX A SK1GINS,) DRUGGISTS & GROCERS, TIONESTA, - IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT WILL ALWAYS liE FOUND Tim FRESHEST GnOGEfilES. PEIUUES, FRUITS A VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS, IN SEASON. Iu our Drug Department, which Is in charge, of a thoroughly competent Clerk, will always bo found tho PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED WITH UTMOST CARE. Lawrence & Smearbaugh, DEALERS IN- CLOTHIKG. 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' IX EVERY DEPARTMENT. TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS. b. H. HASLET & SONS, LAVE A FULL LINE OF FURNI TU CHEAT TRUNK LINE P.etween tho EAST &c "WEST I New Yoik, Philadelphia, Boston, nml all points East, Chicago, St. Paul, Cincin nati, M. Imis, New Oil can h, nnd nil p iliils West, North ami Southwest. S.'li.l vc-tiliiue l trains, sleeping, Pull lioia diiilnir d-iv eoiicbiM, between principal ci;ie E istnud West. Tho pon uliir line West for colonists nnd land seek ers. Lutes always lnw as tho lowest. No pttra cliiitu'e for rlillnir 011 vestibule lim ited. Hi hue porcliiiHiua tickets rail on or address. It. II. WALLACE, Trav. Pass. Aet.. nil ( in. Pa . 01 F. II. (1 ARrTELD, Div. I'hss. At., Jamestown, N. . S. II. T GENERAL MERCHANTS. Dealers, in IP XT IR 1ST ITU IR E3. .Msn, UNDERTAKERS. TIONESTA, PA. ll FRIGHTFUL EXAMPLE Is hero furnished of the eousepipneo of lieifiis-tin z to luke wise wlfelv ad vice. 'I his ni-i'i t!ion:;bt li n knew it all nnd Turned Up His Noso At our low priced 1'uruilurn beentiso thy were low. lie pal I two prices for tn Inferior article hich led Ins wife to Turn Down IUs Noso For future roferenen. She pr blm tho Hluike in a mild form Hint threatened divorce lor th" next otleiico, Mie'a all riulit. To fad to tra l with . Nelson GrccnliinU ia A JUST CAUSE OF DIVORCE If tho courts w onlil only think ". Keep on ladies. Educate vour husbiind to know a barpiin when bo co It. Train llieiu In tho way they should im (fnr Kurnlt lire.) And remember thai way Is to N. CREETLUFxaD'S, Undertaker A Embuliiier, 3:;i Exchanjie nioek, WARREN, PA. x . . f 1 y w w-m m D r M , VTERS1RY SPECIFICS Fsr Hsrsej, Catt!8, Shoe?, Vogs, Eoss, AND FOOLTHT. SCO ?aeo Rook on Trrnlnieal of Autaala anu tiurl tucul J'rrp. rpurjn Kevrrs.Cnnxrstlous.lnffitinniailaa A.A.I ISpluul MeyluBilis, illilk I rtrr. II. II. .-1 111 1 iih, l.nmi uc.., II bcaiuiMUa. I .f ...ln.leiiier, Nn.nl lllx huryrs. II. I.-Hfjt or l.rubn, W firvis. K.K.H'ouubM, llrnvra, rnetiuionta. V. K. t 'lillit or Gripes, lit ll it, ho. !..(;. M Urnrriuirr, llcmurrhnira. II. II.--I rlusry nnd Htducv IIUrKHi. I.l.--l-.ruiilr Di.i-RM-., ilnuiie. J.K. Ulanaaca ul ln;lluu, I'uralfala. blimle Uellle lover SO tltwoA), - -Hlablf Case, with fMH-irtcil. MHnoal. v.-i.-riiuii-jt iruiv on mii.i Mtslioauir, S7.0O Jor Veirriuury C ure oil, . I. OO Bold by DrueBUta; or Bon! Prepaid anrvbara tui In any nuautiiir on Rn.ut of l'n.. Hiimphry' Wndirtna Co., 1 06 Fullnw Sl.; W Y. r. 7-.. cm n THE OLD RELIABLE LIVERY STABLE, . OF TTOHESTA, - PENN. S. S. (WIELD, FF.OFSinon. -AND- UNDERTAKER'S - GOODS ! GIVE THEM .A. CALL. TIONESTA, - - . IEISTN. tiiKsl St'icU, fi iiul t'ania '." ami Riik irieM lo li-l liictti tlie imi.-t. rt-st. li.il. It. tcriiiM. ; Ti'l V ill llbo do JOE TEAMING ! All ordeis left at Iho 1". t UlUco w ill receive prompt uttciuiou. "AGENTS WANTED" toeauvass lor the saiuof our Ilomti-tirown Nurscrv Ktoek. Mont liberal TerniM. I'u viiiialetl lacililiits. One of thtj lareHt, old-est-odtablished, and best known Nurseries in ihui-oiintry. Aildresa W. AT. .SMITH, (ienuva Nursery, Ueneva, N. V. Fhtab--lished in IMii.
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