THE FOREST REPUBLICAN.
i. (, WINK, lOITOH PKOPRIITOH.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1892.
Announcements.
Ratks. ConjrroM fc!0; Assembly tin;
County Treasurer $N. Announcements
and tickets strictly cash In advance.
ASSEMBLY.
W are authorized to announce Capt. J.
i. itAiuur, 01 iiixwe township, as a
candidate for Assembly, subject to Repub
lican usages.
Wo are authorized to announce Dr. S. S.
TOWLF.K, of Jenka township, as a candi
date for Assombly, subject to Republican
sages.
TREASURER.
We are authorised to announce A. M.
POUTT, of Tionesta, as a candidate for
County Treasurer, subject to Republican
usages.
We are authorised to announce QUIN
TAIN J AMIESON, of Tionesta Township,
as a candidate for County Treasurer, sub
ject to Republican usages.
LITTLE RIIODT ALL RIGHT.
The fearful drubbing which the
Democracy received at the election in
Rhode Island last Wednesday bos
fleeted the party all over the country.
They had been led to believe that they
would surely carry the State, and were
betting on that belief. When a Dem
ocrat bets he does so, nine times out of
ten, on what be considers a sure thing.
Even Grover Cleveland was possess
ed of the idea that Rhode Island would
go Democratic, and, to fool people
into the belief that he had something
to do with it, be weut into the State
and made a couple of speeches. Ex
Governor Campbell, of Ohio, a genial
rainbow chaser, also thought he could
count on Little Rhody electing a
Democratic State ticket and Legisla
ture this year, and he stumped the
State that he might get some of the
glory.
But alaa for humau hopes 1 The
latest returns show that the Republi
candidate for Governor has a majority
over all, something unusual, and there
is already fifteen or twenty Republican
majority in the Legislature, with a
prospect of largely increasing this in
districts where ' a second election is
necessary.
It was a great day for Republicans.
speaker (jrisp lied hiruseli iu a
convoluted bow knot in the heat of
the silver fight on the night of March
24 by refusing Bourke Cockran's de
mand for recapitulation of the vote
"because the vote had already been
announced." But after ex-Speaker
Reed blandly and kindly pointed out
that the right of the Speaker to refuse
demand for recapitulation bad only
been given in the last Congrets to
prevent filibustering, and that the
custom had always before been to
recapitulate the vote unless, by unani
mous cooseot, it should be dispensed
with, the Speaker reversed his own
decision and ordered a recapitulation.
Probably Speaker Crisp did not see in
the embarrassment of the moment that
Reed's bland statement was an accusa
tion, and that bis own reversed deci
sion was an admission that he bad
been guilty of a worse piece of
"Curiam" and despotism than ever
Reed was. Reed had the authority of
the rules, while Crisp acted without
the authority of the rules and in
defiance of the cuetom.
It IS a gratification to learn that
that brilliant statesman, Hon. Charles
W. Stone, of Warren, has been again
unanimously nominated by the Re
publican! of if.4 district, and that his
election to the fifty-third Congress in
the fall will be piaclically as unani
mous. Few districts are so fortunate
as to be represented by so able a man,
and the people seem to appreciate this
fact to the fullest extent. Mr. Stone's
recent speech on the silver bill was a
master-piece of sound logic, and has
gained him a National reputation al
ready, a distinction attained by fe
men in their first term in Congress.
A large edition of the speech of
General Baokhcad (ex Confederate) in
the House in denunciation of Union
pensions is being printed for circula
tion in the South. This is the speech
in which Bankbead threatened a dis
ruption of the Union if the South is
not relieved oi the pension tax. Ac
cording to Bankbead the North must
. pay the entire amount of the pensioos
itself or prepare to face another rebel
lion. The South will not submit much
longer, he tays, to paying a part of the
pensions.
The Republican primaries in War
ren county were held last Saturday,
and resulted after a very spirited con
test, in the nomination of the following
ticket by decisive majorities: Congress,
Hon. C. W. Stone, no opposition ; As
sembly, Hon. C. C. Thompson, Speaker
of the last House : Treasurer, A. W,
Jones; Stale Delegates, Geo. II. II ig
gins and Geo. W. Peck. The fight was
on the Assembly bttvreeo W. K. Rice
, and Mr. Thompson, the former
ruuoing as a Dalieli candidate.
"As goes Rhode Island so goes
Cleveland's boom," said a New York
paper. Well Ubode Island "has
went."
Democracy all over the country
has its eye in a sling. That was a
terrible whack it got between the ryes
in Rhode Island Inst Wednesday.
State Treasurer ISoyer is nf the
opinion that the Stare should make
education compulsory, the Shite bear
ing all the expenses and entirely do
away with local school taxes. Why
isn't this idea a good niie?
Tariff Pictckks. The average
weekly wages of silk weavers in Mac
clesfield, Knglaud, are 83 16. The
broad silk wearers of Paterson, N. J ,
get on ao average $12 per week. The
Paterson ribbon weavers get $18 per
week. Xeic York Press.
Patrick Walsh of Augusta, G.,
introduced Senator Hill as "one of the
ablest, purest, highest, and best expo
nents of Democracy in the country."
Of course ho is, and it takes the kind
of a mau Dave Hill is to bo that kind
of an exponent of that kind of a po
litical faith.
The Republicans cbauged tho rules
of the House to prevent a minoritv
filibustering so as to obstruct business,
but the Democrats have fixed them so
that an auti silver minority has throt
tled a free coinage majority iuside
their own party and that, too, withent
the trouble of filibustering.
The Democracy of Pennsylvania
need not fight over who shall be dele
gates to the National Convention In
the hope that those delegates are going
to help nominate a winning candidate.
Rhode Island settled that little matter.
The next President will be a Republi
can. This is not a good year for
Democracy.
Taking a broad view of the working
of protection since 1816, it appears
that the principal products the farmers
sell have advanced in price an average,
of 144 per cent., while on the other
hand, the principal ai tides tbey have
to buy have fallen an average of 79
per cent. Yet Democrats with cheeks
of triple-plated brass declare that the
tariff is a tax and a particularly
heavy burden on the farmers.
Left handed Protection. Re
publican: ''You area protectionist, I
believe?"
Democrat: "Not much. I'm a free
trader."
Republican: "Well, free trade is
protection."
Democrat: "How do you make that
out?"
Republican: "It is protection of
foreign labor and foreign manufactur
ers, and that's what you ere in favor
of by your owu admission."
How would a law like this strike
this State: A new bill has been iatro
duced at Columbus, Ohio, fur tho ini
proveinetit of country roads. The
ideas, as incorporated into a bill, are
as follows: Each county is to be
created into a road district, over which
a board of three ruad commissioners
are to have supervision. Tbey are to
be appoiuted by the court uf common
pleas, and are to receive $2,000 for
devoting their whole lime to the duties
of their position. Tbey are to deter
mine which roads are to be improved,
and may issue boods in a sum not
exceeding the five-thousandth part uf
the grand duplicate. Tbey shall de
cide upon the ehutactcr of the improve
ment and the material to be used.
Tbey can eltrt a clerk and as many
inspectors as may be necessary, unJ
shall exercise persoual supervision
over the work while it is in progress.
No part of an improvement shall he
made wilbin an incorporated munici
pality. The commissioners ate pro
hibited from improving a road par
alleliug another already improved
that is within two miles f the first
until all the roads in tbe country are
improved. When all roads have been
improved the commission shall expire
under the law, and the improvements
shall be turned over to the county
commissioners to be kept iu repair.
Ill t KI.KN'M A UN It' A HAI.VK.
The best Salvo in tlio world fjr Cuts,
Kruitu-a, Soros, Ulcers, Malt Khcum, Fever
Korea, Tetter, Chuppd Hands, Chilblains,
Corim, and all Skiu Eruptions, and posi
tively cures Piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to Kive perfect satisfaction,
or money rniunucu. rrn e cents
box. For mile bv Proper ifc Doutt,
ler
Notice la Divorce.
Leopold Rrociioel,
Libellant,
VH.
Mary P. Itrocnoel,
Iteaiiondent.
In the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Forest
Co., Pa., No. 4, Doe.
Term, laid.
To V. Jlroetiui l. JliMDondent
You are hereby not i tied to be and appear
before our Court of Common Pleas for the
County of Forest, to ho hold at TionesU,
in and lor said County, on the Third
Monday of May next, to show cause it
any you have, why Leopold liroonoel
should not be divorced from the bonds of
matrimony entered into with you, accord
ing to the prayer of ietitiou or libel tiled
in said Court.
JOHN R. OSGOOD, Sheriff.
P. M. t'LAKK, Attorney. -it.
DO YOU WANT AN
Overcoat or a Suit of Clothes
FOR YOURSELF OR BOYS I
Do you want a Ladies' Coat, Wrap or
Shawl for your wife or daughter ? If so send
your order to me as I am offering big bar
gains in this class of iroods to make room
for Spring goods. It
n -w- -v ai . r
ot me. JJon t you target it. 1 must close
this lino out in GO days, so hurrv un with
your orders and get a
Dry Hoods, Hoots and hhoes, Hats and
Cans, Millinery, Ladies' and Gent's. Bovs
and Misses' Underwear, Carpets, Oil Cloth,
Wall Paper, &c, is always full and fresh and
in the latest style as I am receiving new
goods every week from New York. No
larger or better stock to select Irom in this
part of tho State. Mail orders attended to
promptly.
DAVID MINTZ. Marienville, Pa.
R. BARNETT,
Genl Merchandise!
TIONESTA, PA.
mm mmm: mm,
IS ELEGANT,
And we are prepared to meet the demand
for anything in the line of Clothing, Dry
Goods, Ladies' and Gent's Furnishing goods,
Hats, Neckwear, Boots, Shoes, Notions,
Jewelry, Groceries, Canned Goods, and in
fact everything in the way of General Mer
chandise, all Fresh, New, Seasonable and
Handsome. Call in. Wo feel sure wo can
save monev on your purchases.
B, BABNETT,
"We have never had such a fine array of harvest machines
to show farmers as this season. Every one 6hows invent
ive skill, strength and symmetry derived from the touch of
ALTER
The "Wood machines, as made for 1 8S2, are winning crowds
cf new friends. Examine the new chain-drive, and balance
reel, on the Wood harvester. Examine the new spring
lift and the new axle extension on the Wood mower3. Ex
amine the Wood hand-dump rakes, virtually self-dumping.
CHARLES A. HILL, Agent,
TIOITESTA, IPIEnsritT.
HOP BALSAM;
NATURE'S COQBLErt,
Repairing, Mending, Making tho Old ,
arm worn uui New.
ITOP BALSAM Is composed of fresh
hopa and the btt gums, l alaams uut ex-
pccutraiiTA Know n
producing refreMiirg
fclt-ep, ana when tUo
mind U at rapoHs It
arista nnturc and
beala tlie body.
Tin hua ihtul and m
dlctaat proprticMif I e
h-p arc well known.
Hop lialeam will cure
Cough, 4'olrfd, A
I h in i . Sure Throat.
Con ftH nipt ion, 1 r o a
i bit m ami all Pulruoii
nrr l oniplalDt. u
fci.kUto f-u.i-tbcuhlt-ftmartl
cleur tlit lungtt or all inorMd
matter. Mothers will (lni
tliu BAL&AMeii-eMt-Dr, bolt,
for tbtruM?lv.i anUt'Qildrcu.
It curt-s whpn euro U po
fcililo. Try if.
IT CURES the mft stub
bora caucs, when all other
romedl.fA have f&UtxL
.N IT ALLAYS the r-ki.,R
twin; ronevos uie luncrt-r
from that terrible CougQ wituu tur
U In the baiaaoo.
If vou are troubled with Lung or Pulmonary
I complaint you buuuij tako liov Ulam.
Get a large bottle Get a free sample
lor 35 cents. at your druggists.
lo noc aocpt a rottftltut. WhuW-aale lHi-t,
203 and 269 Washington 6trt,
BUFFALO, N. V.
Tlxo OUaao Oiroular
M UkStml Ili'UdhlnrkgWarrintrd I nbrtLjl
11.1-1 MIILU rT.l."ilK KHfK.
CHASE TURBINE MFG. CO., Oranyt, Mju.
Dr. W. Y. CONNEUS
EYE, EAR, NOSE k THROAT Sl'IIGEU.N,
M'COLLUM BLOCK, Ok CITY, PA
Utlico Hours tf tu 11 a. u ; i to 1 i. ni
7 u w p. in. nunilay , I Ui " I'y in.
t'rai;liix limited U alw fct?cuialticti
1 Am
. . . . T
" f
will pay you to buy
. . -w
bargain. My lino of
A.Wi
R. C. HEATH,
STARR, FOREST COUNTY, PENN
Audit lor
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY
Of Kvory Description.
Mowers, Binders, Rakes, Drills,
Plows, Harrows, Cultiva
tors, Potato Diggors,
Rollers, &c.
BEST FERTILIZER KEPT IN STOCK.
I handli) noue but the very latoat and
best of machinery and sell on tho easiest
terms possible, i'artiua eontoniplatintc the
purcitt.-.o of anything in this lino should
consult me before closing a dual, uh I feel
aatixlied I can do iMiltcr by them than
tiny can do elsewhere, ('orrespoiidunco
solicited and promptly attended to.
OKli?ZO i'ULTON,
Maiiut'auturor of and Dealer in
HARNESS. COLL&P.S, BRIOLES,
And all kinds of
HORSE FURNISHING GOODS.
TIONESTA. 1A.
O
H. J. HOPKINS k CO.,
LIS A DISKS ITST
aUTITY, AMITY,
CLOTHING! CLOTHING ! CLOTHING!
Talk ftlinilt f'lotllinurl Wn linvn tlio ntmntllv. tlm mililv nn,l mil- m-l,. urn nt Mm
bottom. Our irooda aro now. fiVHli. nntl all
ami sot tlio prices beforo you buy.
Dry Goods! Dress Goods! Domestic Goods!
Don't nmttrr what vou want In tlio Drv
every dowription. Wliilo Uooils of all kinds. Kiubroidcrios, Av.
SHOES! SHOES!
T.mlios'. tiont's. Misses', nml Children's.
they goo what we liavo mid learn tho prk-e.
HATS ! HATS !
When vou want n Hut look llirouli our
will pay you.
Carpets, Oil Cloths,
Siitehols, Wall Paper, fcc.
Wc keep most anything pooplo want and won't bo underso'd.
GROCERIES!
Our Btm-k of Clroeoilos is ahvnvs un to t'10 standard. I'resh sio.Ih and rensonah'n
prices.
vo moot you at mo door.
H. J. HOPKINS & CO.,
TIONESTA, PEPJM.
wuiaKtmrvjaa
SIGGINS - & - FONES,
(SUCC1CSSOKS TO IMlOPKIt A DtH'TT.)
DRUGGISTS & GROCERS,
TIONESTA, - - - PENN.
IN OUR GUOCKKY DICTA HTM KNT WII.I. ALWAYS IIH I'OUND
Tim FRESHEST GMOOEMIES.
ltKintlKS, FRUITS A VEHKTAnr.KS OF AUU KINDS, IX SKASON.
In our Drug Department, which is in oharjjo of n thorouj;lily eompctent Clerk,
will always bo found tho
rURISST DRUGS AND CHEMICALS!
rRKSCHlPTIONS COMPOUNDED WITH UTMOST CA UK.
Lawrence &
-dralers in-
CLOTHING, DRY GOODS NOTIONS
WARE, STATIONERY, CANNED GOODS, CUTLERY,
JEWELRY, TOBACCO, SIGARS.
BOOTS AND SHOES A SPECIALTY !
GOODS OF FIRST CLASS QUALITY IN EVKUY DKPAUTMENT.
TAKEN N EXCHANGE FOR GOODS.
S. H. HASLET & SONS,
HAVE A FULL LINE OF
PURNITTJR
UNDERTAKER'S - GOODS !
GITB THEM .A. C-AJjIj.
TIONESTA, - - 3?ISNN.
J. E. CORAH'S
Cash
AT
KELLETTVILLE AND HALLTOWN, PA.
Carry a full lino of Gouoral Mondiandiso, Ineludinr such as Groeeiira, Flour,
Food, Dry GoodM, BootH, Shoos, Hardware, QueoiiHware, (-ignra, Tobiieeo, Patent
ModieineB, and in faet ovorythinjj usually found In first ehiss country stores. Country
produce tho sumo as cash, taken in exchange for Koods.
PRICES TO SUIT THE CASH !
CHARLES MARVIN
STOCK FOOD.
t'eleliratod Electioneer Urand,
the hiyheht yra.fo of Stock Food evor
ollerod to the Stock Raiser. Owners of
Block will he more than pleaded when they
oljserve the improved carriage, nlossy
cout aul pi.rUi-l health which this Food
(juii kly and surely produce. Ask your
dealer lor it, and if he don'i have it, write
to CHARLES MIKVIN KTOClv I'OtJD
CO., at Franklin, Pa., for circulars, price
lint, Ac. lui.
For bargains iu Furniture go to
S. II. Haslet & Hod's cheap furniture
store. If.
Ai LOW PRICES ! !
irtini'iiiitonil ns rrnripntpl. Son Mm iriinils
(looilx lino. w liavo it. ninrlc (IooiIm or
SHOES! SHOES!
It won't nav anvnnn to Imv KIhwis until
HATS ! HATS !
stock bolbio vou luiv. Wo iztiniauteo it
Trunks,
Smearbaugh,
HATS, CAPS. GROCERIES, QUEEfiS-
AND--
Stores,
Fred. Crcttcnbcrgcr,
GENERAL
BLACKSMITH & MACHINIST.
All work pertaining to Machinery, En
Kinea, Dil ell 'J'ooIn, lias or WuU-r til
tins and (ieneral ItlacksinithliiK prompt
ly done ut Low Kates. Repuirini; Mill
Machinery iveii special munition, and
satisfaction guaranteed.
Shop In rear of and just west of the
Shaw House, Tidiouto, l'u.
Your patronage solicited.
FRF.D. GRKTTENBERGER.
I OH WOKK of every description execu
ted at tho HKFUjiLR'AN ollice.
Mil
TIME TAHLTC In
etleet July r, 1MU1.
Trains lenvo Tlo-
ncxlii for Oil tiity
and points vctt ns I
jj follow :
No. I:t Throiip.li ! reii'ht (ciirry-
1111? passrnirerH).. ft;!W n. in.
No. Ill Itullitlo lOxpreNS R!:IM)iioiiii.
No. til Way Freight (ciirrj-inn
pnwoiiirori') i:l i. in.
No, :t;i Oil City Ex) less daily.. 7:.-:l p. in.i
For Iltcknry, Tidiouto, M'urron, Klnxutt,
nntdl'ord, (llean and tho East!
No. HO Oleun Express daily R:tl a. m.
No. ;2 rittshuruh KxprosH 4:17 p. ni.
No. !cl Throuuh Freight (car-
ryinjr passengers) 7:00 p. in.
Trains H.'t nnd (ID Hun Daily nnd carry
passenircrs to end from points between
Oil City and Irvincton only. Other trains
run dailv except Sunday.
(let Tlmn Tallies nnil full Information
from J. L. CRAItl, Airent, Tionesta, l'u.
It. iiELJ., Gen'lNupt.
J. A. FELLOWS,
(ien'l l'asseiijter AV Ticket Afrent,
Hutlalo, N. V.
0
Two noltlcn Curl Ilrr. VI
Oahroll, Iowa, July, Ian.
I waa ufTerlng 1(1 year, from .liook. Iu my
hoad, ao muob .o.tliat at time I didn't expect
fto reoover. 1 took metliclnu. from many duo
tora.bat did not get any relief antil I took Fa.tor
KoeniK'. Nerve Tonlo. Tb. aeoond doie mlieTcd
me and S bottle, cured me. B. W. 1'KCK.
Habribvu.lr, Pa., Mareh, 1H01.
We began using l'u tor Kooulu'. Nerve 'into
for onr It-year-oM dnushUT (who bad bad erl
k'l'Uo fit. .Inoo ab. v.. 6 yean old) over a year
ai;o with but little hois) of any good, a. wo bad
been bo often disappointed in othir roinedlne,
bat mod after u.lna tht. medJotue .he bepaa to
got better, and we Lope Ibat any and all atlliet
1 with Uil. terriblo dieeaM will try your won.
derful renuHly. 1 reuummend your uiedlotne to
very cue attested wtUi any nervoiu mViHim
tchalmmr. IL B. BlNlilUM,
mr A Valnahl nonk en Rnmn)
V U m 90 ll)eMieH eent fre to any .dilrKa
W tl T w .nd fMMir paUeuu c.n aluo otsel.
ala Utl. medirlne rree uf chars.
Thi. remedy hu been prepared by the Reverend
Pastor Ko-nlff. uf Fnrt Wnyne. Jnd.. el nee IbtQ, Uig
Uuowproputid under ul.dlrocUon by the
KOENIC MED. CO., Chicago, III.
Bold by PrutjKljli alZt per Dot'lo. 0 f;r 35
T.urco Xtet, tt 1-7 5. C iie'.iiu. R;r ff 3.
A CME BLACKING is cheapttr
n at zo cents a bottle than any
ether Dressing at 5 cents.
A LITTLE GOES A LONG WAYS
lcir.;3 r'ifca onoo MaelirneJ with it ran
Iki Kept c lean hv ansliinn them ith water,
l'wp! i in mndcrnto cin,iimtnnct'S find it
pmtitahlo to buy it r.t 2Ue. a bottle, becawo
v 'l.'t I.'tv Fpcnd for Ulnclang they ravo in
c'l oo J.. t)icr.
It U tlio clie:ipot llacMnft cor.aHlerinfr
ill rii.-.lilv, m1 yet o went "o M'!l it
c!.v;'ivr if i; c:m lo Oons. Vo v.ill psy
I fid
!BW
f- r n mipo tiic.t r.i'l ctu.Uc us to mi li
Vox VV'it Af'tti l"i,M i;iNi; r.t rtnli n pi:i n
i. 1 1 u i-. !;r!ere-in p'-olitably cell it aUt'e. a
I odb. Thisoferis pen until Jcn.lstnlv Ui.
V.'Ot-FP & nAjrDOLPn.Philndolt'hln.
Vlii jurnitm-e paintcJ with
('hi.i ii the namo of the paint), looVa lit
Btnniol und varnislii'd nw furniturt. Oio
-out will do it. A child can apply it. You
run chango a pino to a walnut, or a cliarry
to mahogany; there is no limit to yous
f.uicius. All retailers Bell it.
S2.00.
The Superb tjualities of our Two Dollar
Hats arc only lic2miiinr to be known.
These I bits m o irwii im'.eed not t- break
and have no poisonous dyes in ili eat
ImniW, So i nr eustoni"rs vill have no
n.re hea. Is. Wo jrlvp just as correct u
Jitv le lor J J .00 as lor f.vw.
WO JAY STYLES
Hut only the well known mid correct
nh:i:v of Vonm in. Unnlnp, Knox
mid Miller.
Tilces ..(M ?2..ji), fl.OO nu ."0.
Mail orders promptlv Cllod.
McCUEN Ss SIMON,
Tailors, llatteis, Furn!sheis, Mod
crato l'l lce Store,
aiSENI.CA STI'.I'.ET. ML CITY, I'A
THE OLD RELIABLE
LIVERY SJTABLE,
TIONESTA, - PENN.
S. S. CflWFIELD, PROPRIETOR.
clood Stork flool Carriages and II113
(liea to let upon tho most reusonublo terms,
lie will also do
JOB TEAMING !
All orders left at tho l'ost Otlleo will
receive prompt attention.
TIDIOUTU
MACHINE SHOP & FOUNDRY
C. E. DANIELS.
MVCITTJSTIST,
FOUNDER BLACKSMITH.
All Machine and Foundry Work ami
Hlacksiuithinjr promptly dono at lov.'e.-k
rates and jjiihi aiilccd. Sled shoes of all
kind 011 hand.
MILL WORK A SPECIALTY.
WORKS Tho Carson f-hop, near Rail
road Station,
tihioiti:, . ii:v.
K A WKKIC and upwards positively
0" aeeured bv nieii nucnls sclliio; Dr.
Scott's Oenuino lleclrie licit, SuHpensory,
eU!., and by larlies si I linir Dr. Scott's Klec
trie Corsets. Sample tree. Stato
Scott, K)s ISroa.lM ay, N. Y. Nov
I. u