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THE FOREST .REPUBLICAN.
4. r. WtNK,
COITO ft PMOPRICTOK.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1801.
Rrrrnno of thf Slate.
Auditor General McCamani, who
ought to know whereof he sneaks, cs
timates the revenues of the present
year, during which the Borer revenue
law will not be in force, at $7,6iG,00O,
and the revenue for the next year
when the Boyer revenue law will be in
force, at $8,844,000, or $1,348,000
more than is raised under the present
law. This is not as treat an increase
as was expected from the operations of
the Boyer bill. The Auditor General
estimates that there will bean increase
of 1,500,000 on capital stock, and a
decrease of lax od personal property
of $445,000, owing to the fact that
three-fourths of tho personal tax is
returned to the counties under the
Boyer bill. Ha also says that if the
bill passed at the last session of the
Legislature diverting liquor licenses
to the counties is signed by the Gov
ernor, there will be a further reduc
tion In the revenue of $400,000. The
Auditor General, like all prudent
financial officials, is quite evidently
making his estimates from a conserva
tive standpoint, and to tho Chief Ex
ecutive of the State upon the supposi
tion that the latter will doubtless base
bis approval or veto of appropriations
before him upon this opinion.
These figures show a total revenue
for the next two years of $16,540,000,
to which must be added tho $2,527,
277.39 now in the general fund, mak
ing a grand total of $10,067,273.30.
This is a large sum of money, but
from.it, however, must first be deduct
ed the items in the general revenue
bill, not vetoed by the Governor, be
fore any money can be appropriated
to other objects. For instance: The
appropriations to the common schools
for the two years is $10,000,000; for
the payment of interest, $829,000;
for the sinking fund, $200,000; for
the support of the State Government,
$559,400; for the judiciary, $1,220,
400; for the Legislature of 1803, say
$550,000; for the salaries of school
superintendents, $172,000; for the ed
ucation of teachers in the normal
schools, $180,000; mine inspection
and salaries, $147,000; publio build
ings, and grounds and other small
items, say $150,000; making in all a
total of $13,948,400. This leaves less
than six millions of dollars to be de
voted to the maintenance of the Na
tional Guard, the penal and industrial
institutions, the care and treatment of
the indigent insane, the orphan schools,
and such other institutions as are
under State control, during tho
coming two years.
Remembering the liberal hand with
which the recent Legislature distri
buted the money the probabilities are
that economy will be the order of the
?ay during the next two years. Of
-course thia is a virtue that no one will
need to apologize for exercising. At
the same time that is often inconven-
- lent and embarrassing.
The large appropriation to the com
mon schools, the return to the coun
ties of three-fourths of the revenue
derived from tax on personal property,
and a large portion of the license fees,
while largely reducing the burdens of
the counties will make extravagance
on the part of the State, impossible!
Of thia, loo, the people will not com
plain. The situation is not a deplorable
one by any means. , It is oue rather
for congratulation. Economy in pub
lic expenditures is far to be preferred
to extravagance. Harrisburg Tele
graph. The Harrisburg Patriot takg Gov
ernor Pattison severely to task for ap
proving the appropriation of $6,000
for his inaugural expenses. The
liquors, it appears, cost $1,107.70.
Tbe 1'atriot't comment upon this is as
follows:
That Governor Pattison, the con
stant and conspicuous advocate of
purity in politics, decency iu the
household, temperance io living, econ
omy in public expenditures, should
compel the State to pay for $1,100
worth of whisky and cigars spent for
his own adulation is as amazing as it
is mortifyiug.
Hon. Columbus Delano, who was
Secretary of tbe Interior under Presi
dent Graut and who is now in Wash
ington thinks the Republicans of Ohio
are all right. Ha says: "Protection
to all American industries that can be
profitably carried on io this country
has the unanimous approbation tf the
Republican party, and has also the
support of many thoughtful men of
other political organizations; hence
the principle on which the economic
system rests which has been inaugu
rated by the McKinley bill has the
undivided support of Ohio Republi
cans. Tbe agriculturists of Ohio fully
understand that tbe tariff of 100
affords to their productions more and
better protection than any legislation
preceding it since the organization of
pur government."
The appointment of Z. X. Snyder,
of Indiana county, to tho office of
Stale Superintendent of Schools by
Governor Pattison, since the adjourn
ment of the Senate, is still contested
by Supt. Waller, the present incum
bent, who refuses ti be ousted bofore
the expiration of his term of office,
without knowing just how it is done.
The Supreme Court will likely be
asked to decide the point.
Hon. John V. Foster, who has
been assisting Secretary Blaine in all
of his reciprocity negotiations, will
have entire charge of all reciprocity
matters nntil Mr. Blaine's return to
active duty. Ho has almost concluded
negotiations with another country, but
until the matter is formally settled it
is deemed best to make no announce
meot of the name of the country in
question.
Secretary Foster has takeu a
step which every one will approve in
placing the inspection of immigration
at all the Atlantic ports in the hand
of Treasury officers. Such a step is,
however, more needed at New Orleans
than here. The State inspection has
always been a farce there. It has
been strict here. It would be a benefit
to commerce and the public health if
the Federal Government, in addition
to immigration, hud control also of
quarantine and pilotage. Nor cao
naturalization be left indefinitely iu
the hands of irresponsible State courts.
rhifo. Frets.
The Democrats of Kentucky held
their State Convention recently aud
nominated a ticket. Several resolu
tions wero offered highly eulogistic "of
Grover Cleveland, one of them in the
following language: "That in 1892
tho colors of tho Democracy should
be placed io the hands of the sou of
truth, courage and manhood Grover
Cleveland." A report of the pro
ceediugs says that tho resolutions met
with a storm of protest from all parts
of tho house, one delegate going so far
as to yell : "D n Grover Cleveland."
A motion to adjourn was carried al
most unanimously and the resolutions
died an ignominious death.
Franklin county cases are hereafter
to bo argued In the Supreme Court
when it meets at Philadelphia, nut
when it sits at Harrisburg, end the
poor devil of a client can foot the
bills lor the lawyers fees. The macros
have, in many cases, given lawyers the
bint that they prefer that all cases
should bo srgued in Philadelphia, and
the lawyers, seeicg where the wind
lies, shape their course aecordiDsrlv.
If there is a new constitution, born of
the present move for a convention, it
would not be surprising to fiud the
present Supreme Court dropped, and
a provision for a wholly new court.
Thero would be heaps of satisfastion
in this for the vast majority of the
people whom the court has not taueht
to reepeet it by its recent course and
by some of its absurd decisions.
Uarruburg Telegraph.
If the New York Timet has any
readers, it owes them about as abject
an apology as its befuddled brain cm
devise. For months almost it has
been informing thera if there are
any that tbe delay in closing tbe
Bering Sea was due to Mr. Blaine's
protection of the profi'.s cf those of
his friends who were interested in tbe
seal trade. Upon hearing Sir Julian
Pauncefote's evidence to the contrary,
the Timet stammers out that it is
"difficult to say" who is to blame for
the delay. But this retraction, as the
New York Tribune points out, will
merely amaze the Times' readers if
it has aoy. An abject apology is due,
and, if the Timet bas no readers, it can
apologize to Ananias, Baron Mun
chausen, and Joseph Mulhatton, whose
field of labor it has usurped. Vws
The friends of Senators Gorman
and Carlisle are working on a scheme,
which, if successful, will prevent aoy
Southern man being elected Speaker.
They propose giving the Speakership
to either the East or the West, pro
vided that the South be given a place
on the Democratic national ticket
next year, and I am told by a gentle
niaa whose relations with the two
Senators named give him excellent fa
cilities for being well-informed, that
the prospects for their success aie flat
tering. It is proposed, if possible, to
put the ouo of these Seuators which
shall develop the greatest strength at
the head of the ticket, but should that
turn out to be impracticable the second
place will be accepted. Ii is stated
that every Southern Senator is pledged
to this programme, and that Senators
Brice, Vorhees and several others are
expected to come into the movement.
It's a very pretty scheme, but there
are many reusons why it will bo a very
difficult one to carry out, as it will be
fought to tbe bitter eud by both
Cleveland and Hill.
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END your Job Woi k to the KEPUJJ-
unn utiice.
Still in the Lead!!
GRAND SPRING AND
IMPORTED & DOMESTIC
nosii:itv, uloykn AJf cohsi:ts
Ladies' - and - Gent's Furnishing Goods,
Curtains, Carpels iul Wall Paper,
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES.
C2 30 h X1
MEN'S, YOUTH'S ami CHILDREN'S. Finest lino iu tho County.
MERCHANT TAILORINGl
Wo gunrantco perfect fits or no salo.
OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
Is immense. All the latest style?. In charge of experienced Milliners.
Anil r flno selected stork such as kept
uro iunui'i iii'aiuju firum, I1VO BUU ICt 11VO.
DAVID MINTZ, Marienville, Pa.
EVERYTHING NEW.
NEW STORE, NEW GOODS !
DAVID BARETT'S
Is the place to get bargains in Clothing-,
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Ladies' and
Gent's Furnishing Goods, Jewelry, Grocer
ies, Canned Goods, Cigars, Tobacco, &c.
All goods knocked down to lowest prices.
Country Produce taken in exchange for
goods.
DAVID
SCOWDEN & CLARK.
Manufacturers of
BUGGIES, CARRIAGES,
WAGONS, AND CARTS,
and dealers in
Grain Drills, Tlows,
I10RSE RAKES, AND
Agricultural - Implements
GENERALLY.
Repairing Promptly Attended
to, and Horse-Shoeing
a Specialty.
Wo use the very best materials In our
work, nnd siiuht nothing. Our urices are
as low as honest work can be done for.
We invito an inspection of our slock, aud
respectfully solicit the patronage of the
publio on the merits of our work, by
which wo are willing to bejudgod.
SCOWDEN & CLARK,
TIONESTA, . - PENN.
S. L. HENRY'S
Meat Market,
Is Headquarters for
FRESH AND SALT MEATS,
FISH, G AME, POULTRY,
BUTTER,' EGGS,
POTTED GOOD9,
OYSTERS, FRUITS, AND
VEGETABLES IN SEASON.
We handle the best of everything, und
all at prices thu lowest, with a disposition
and desire to give our patrons just such
cuts of meats and fair treatmoot as the
most fastidious can ask. Cash paid for
Hides, Pells aud Furs. Call and see us.
Reck Building,
TIONESTA, PA.
R. C. HEATH,
Agent for tho celebrated
CHAMPION
Reapers, Binders, and Mowers,
Hay Rakes, Ratchet Spring
Tooth Harrows, Culti
vators, &c.,
And other Farm Machinery of tho latest
patents.
Also keeps on hand
FISH GUANO FERTILIZER,
beat Jin the wot hi.
Call or address
It. C. HEATH,
Star P. O., Forest Co., Pa.
SUMMER OPKNINO OF
MY GOODS, NOTIONS,
3g
in a first class dry goods establishment.
BARNETT,
Tionesta, Pa.
A Tight Squeeze.
The bears have been giving a tight
squeeze to the money market. Shrewd
people say there is trouble bruin. When
times are close every dollar counts.
You can keep up appearances by dress
ing well at a minimum cost by patroniz
ing the well known Moderato Price
TAILORS, HATTERS & FURNISHERS,
33 Seneca Street. - OIL CITY, PA.
: ir m k 1 , i- m m
4 A pamphlet of Information and ah. f( i
strut of the laws, (bowing How to' f
Obtain Patent.. Cereal., Trade V
.StsAMnaj MUNN at GO.
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Dr. W. F. CONKERS
EYE AND EAR SURGEON,
M'COLLUM BLOCK, OIL CITY, PA.
Gives special treatment to all diseases of
eye, ear, noso anil throat. Refracts and
tits detective eyes and furnishos specta
cles ami eye glasses from olllce, securing
lit of frames as well as glasses.
DETROIT
Hall the cost of hoisting saved to
Storekeepers, Butchers, Farmers,
Machinists, Builders, Contractors
and others. Admitted to bo the
greatest improvements ever made
1n tackle blocks. Freight prepaid.
Writo for catalogue. Fulton iron
A Engine W ks., 10 Brush St., De
troit, Mich. Estab. Jooli. myS.
IARMERS AND FARMER'S SONS
A w ho have a horse and rig at their dis
posal, and who are lookiug lor prolitable
employment may secure positions worth
from thirty to sixty dollars a week by ad
dressing A. J. Potter, 3 East ilth St., New
York Citv.
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Ml a
M Loaded! m
Tho shelves and counters in our sfnrn nrn
loaded with a choice
CLOTHING!
Our Clothing Department is chock full of bargain.. Tho goods speak for the
selvos and tho style nnd price, are what Is going to make them go.
DRESS GOODS !
lad
tment IS & L"? ' y "iT'""0"1' "ml at 11,0 h"tu"n wlt" V- Our as
iment is complete and everything now.
sor
Domestic Goods !
we anrr.m?ply('yBZul?S 0i"an
HATS! HATS!
Wolmvi'lb'rr
ditrorcn?vlOH. kt ,,08i"9 "''". '
fill A l.M T 1 ftTr-n
KIIIILH Mt Jrti'i.vi,
OllUriO FOR LADIES, GENTS,
GROCETmilS!
With us the Shoe Rnslness Is a specialty. Wo take great pains to have Inst the
right styles at the. right prioe. We aim to keep a Mil lino of the cheaper grades e
intermod ate grades, and also of lino Hnndturned Douglass. Wo have tho stoc'i and
wo can tit any foot nnd any pockctbook with shoes
selli th'em"1"8 Hh' W bVB "'e assor,mol,t- w 've tho right stylos nnd the price
el, Jk'Ki 5f.wKLT' NA"A UARDWAKK. Every department ,,
Come and see us. No trouble to show
H. J; HOPKINS & CO.
New Furniture Store
NEW FURNITURE !
Lindal & Charleston
Havo opened a New Furniture Store in the
Kepler Block,
And aro prepared to accommodate their
patrons with the newest and best furniture
at the LOWEST FIGURES! Everybody
win oo treated lairly. All goods delivered
within a reasonable distance from town.
Give us a call. Come and examine our
stock. Goods shown with pleasure.
LINDAL & CHARLESTON,
Kepler Block, - Tionesta, Pa.
PROPER -
(SUCCESSORS TO HERMAN & SIGGINS.)
DRUGGISTS & GROCERS,
TIONESTA, - - - PENN.
IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT WILL ALWAYS BE FOUND
BERRIES, FRUITS A 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 AND CHEMICALS!
PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED WITH UTMOST CARE.
Lawrence &
-DEALERS IN-
CLOTMHG, DRY GOODS NOTIONS
WARE, STATIONERY, CANNED GOODS, CUTLERY,
JEWELRY, TOBACCO, CIGARS.
ROOTS AND SHOES A SPECIALTY !
GOODS OF FIRST CLASS QUALITY IN EVERY DlhTMENT.
mwmi PE0BU013 AEB OABU
TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS.
S. H. HASLET & SONS,
HAVE A FULL LINE OF
FUBNITURE,
AND
UNDERTAKER'S - GOODS !
G-IVE THEM J CLX-i.
TIOISTIESTA, - - PJBNN".
selection of Spring
BLACK GOODS !
Domestic Goods ! !
suckers, Uold Seals, Shallios, Prints, Ao.
HATS!! HATS!!!
"' w Rot It.
Crush Hats. Tlrown and Dim ks In ali
m SSi S AND C IIIinUKV OHmn
MISSES AND CHILDREN SHOES
... .
GEOCERIES!!
goods.
Tionesta, Pa.,
& - DOUTT,
Smearbaugh,
HATS, CAPS. GROCERIES, QUEENS-
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TIME TAULK
In PI foot
Jnnnnry I, 1H1I.
V
yi'traWlf J Train lenvoTloiio--4LfklL.,l
In Tor Oil Cilv and
Miinii ut ci ii J point wpHtns follow.!
No. I3 Through Freinlit (carry.
inn imxHi'iinpra) n:;w a. m.
No. ai llulliilo Ex.ioms 12:(niH.n.
No. 1 Way Freight (carrying -
mHenifora) 4;i7 p m
No. 113 Oil city Ex rcn 7:53 J., m.
For Hickory, Tldionlc, Warren, Kln7.ua,
Iirndloi-d, Olcnn and tho East!
No, 30 Olcnn Kxprcs R:41 a. ni.
No. 32 I'ittNburKli Exprom 4:17 p, m.
No. Wl Through Freight (car-
rying panNoiigern 7;02 p. in.
Trnlnn 03 and im Run Dally and carry
pRH.cngcrs to and from point botwre'n
Oil City and Irvlncton only. Other train
run daily except Sunday.
Oct Time Tabic anil full Inlbrinattoii
from J. L. CRAIG, Aircnt. Tionesta, Pa.
, . R. BELL, (ien'ISnpt,
J. A. FELLOWS,
Gen'l Piwsonger A Ticket Agent,
Unlliilo, N. Y.
GREAT
TRUNK
I INF
Iletwcon the
EAST &c WEST I
New York, Philadelphia, Boston, anil
all point Eaat. Chicago, Mt. Paul, Cincin
nati, Nt. I,oui, New Orleans, and all
point West, North and .Southwest.
Solid voMtiliulcd train, sleeping, Pull
man dining and dny conchc, Ixitweiu
principal citic East and Wot, The pop
ular lino West Tor colonists nml land soek
er. Rate alwny low a tho lowest. No
extra chaigo for riding on vestibule lim
ited. Before purchitMing ticket call on or
addrps,It. If. WALLACE, Trav. Pns.
Agt., Oil City, Pa., or F. II. GARFIELD,
Div. Pass. Agt,, .Juumstown, N. Y.
A BIG OFFER
In Red Room Suits.
Wo lead tho Tmdo in
this line, and nowhere
will you find such a
variety of Fine New
Styles in Antique Oak
and Sixteenth Centu
ry finish, and partic
ularly tho one wo of
fer for $10. Allother
Furniture in propor
tionately Low Prices.
N. CREENLUND,
3:il EXCHANGE BLOCK,
THE OLD RELIABLE
LIVERY STABLE,
OF
TIONESTA, - PENN.
S. S. CANFIELD, PROPRIETOR.
Good Stock. Good Carriages and iluir-
giea to let upon the most reasonable tcrriiH.
110 win aito 110
JOB TEJL3CIIsrc3-1:
All orders loft at the Post Olllco will
receive prompt attention.
of the firm of MORCK IJRO'S,
OPTICIAUS,
RneclallNt in Errors of Relraction of the
Eye. KxaininutioiiH treu of charge.
WAliKKK, PENN.
It. AOXKW. OKOIHIK W. TAYLOR.
AGNEW L TAYL0H,
ATTORNEYS AND CUUNSKLLOltS AT LAW.
Okkickh: Leninan Building. Washing
ton, 1). I!. Tionesta, Forest Co., Pa.
Will practice bofore tho U. H. Km promo
Court. Court of Claims. District Courts.
aud Departments of Government.
Mpucial attention given to the collection
of aiuiy and navy claims, neiisiuns, pay.
bounty, etc., cases arising under the cus
toms, navigation aud internal revonuo
laws, and patents. Correct forma, blanks
and instructions mailed to claimants Iron
of charge on receipt of their names and
1 . u. au.tiess.
Cnrcats. nii'l 'J'rude-Marki obtained, and all fat
em buelni ej conducted tor ModeraU fttt.
Our Oiica l Opposite U.S. Patent Oltica. '
and kc rurrnru patent in leBa tunc than tboa
reiuotu from Wanhiuton.
huud Modul. druviiuK or photo., with do.crip
tlon. We udvUe, if pHttilituttle or not, free of
chiirpe. Our fee not due till patent la necurert.
Pamphlet, "How to Obtaiu 1'utenla," with
names of actual clients Inyouxblulu, county, or
town, aeul (rot). AUdreM,
C.A.SNOW&CO.
Opposite Pittnt 0c, Washington, D. C.
CAl'T. GEORGE STOW CORPS, No.
137. W. R. C meets lirst and third
Wednosdav eveniim of each month, in A.
O. U. W. hall, Troper k Doutt block, Tio
nesta, Pa.
Mrs. C. V. ItU M HKKtTC.lt, I'res t.
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