i THE FOREST REPUBLICAN. i. t. WINK, tMTOft 4 PHOPmtTOII. WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, lSflA nrri nncAN TioitYrr. WTATB. Jndge of the Supreme Conrf, JUDGE JOHN DEAN, of Blair County. Congress-at-Largo, MAJOR ALEXANDER McDOWEI.L, of Morcor County. GENERAL WILLIAM LILLY, of Carbon County. Announcements. Ratbs. Congress 20; Assembly' $10; County Treasurer S. Announcements and tickets strictly cash in advance. ASSEMBLY. We are authorised to announce Capt. J. J. HAIGHT, ol Howe township, as a candidate for Assembly, subject to Repub lican usages. We are authorised to announce Dr. 8. H. TOWLER, of Jenks township, as arandi date for Assembly, subject to Republican usages, TREASURER. Wo arc authorized to announce A. M. DOUTT, of Tionesta, as a candidate for County Treasurer, subject to Republican usages. We ar-irTH!ftrl 7,ed to announce QUIN TAjIW J AMI KSON, of Tionesta Townsh i p, ur MnnmafA rue I 'nnnlv 'rroennrAr eiin. act to Republican usages. There is a call for help from the thousands of homeless flood sufferers io Missouri. Reports say that the distress is great. What shall be done T There is a great deal of sloshing about to get somebody to run against President Harrison at Minneapolis. Statesmen are not butting against a stone wall this year. And here comes one of the Sauls. burys, of Delaware, declaring that if Cleveland is nominated the electoral vole of Delaware will go to the Re publican candidate. What has got into the Hard Shells? This is the time of year when the meeting of two men on the streets, or a friendly meeting at dinner is her aided by the enterprising correspon dents as a conference. "Conferences' for and against the renominatioo of President Harrison are particularly frequent in the correspondent's mind. But it is important to remember that there are seven hundred odd delegates to the Minneapolis convention who have not attended these "conferences." The latest story from political headquarters, wherever that is, is to the effect that President Harrison's friends have purchased the Albany Evening Journal, anti-Harrison organ, and will place at its head Charles Emory Smith, of the Philadelphia Prest. This is all very nice, but President Harrison doesn't need or gans to pipe bis praises. His record as an American citizen not afraid to do bis duty chants louder than a dozen organs. And the people know It, too. Uncle IIolman saved the United States Goverrment (600 on Monday. There was a resolution brought in to pay the funeral expenses of a man who had been in the employ of the folding-room of the House for twenty five years, and to pay his widow six months' extra salary. This has been -the custom of the House from time immemorial. Holman opposed the till. It was touching to see the zeal and activity displayed by the good old man in snatching that (600 from the greedy hands of the graspiog widow. He succeeded, and the bill was killed. It will be a gratification to all good Republicans of the State to learn that Frank Willing Leach, whose splendid work heretofore has told in the rolling np of big majorities, has been again placed at the head of the list of Sec retaries of the State Central Commit tee, oi wnicn uenerai rsnic lieeder, of Northampton county, has been made Chairman. The choice of Mr, Leech was by unanimous wish of the State candidates, who, under the new rules have the selection, and certainly they have made no mistake, bnt on the contrary have been very wise in their selection. Leach is a terror to the Democrats, who alone disapprove the selection. Hkrk is a frank admission. A London exchange says: "One of the greatest arguments against the theory that the consumer pays the import duty is to be found in the fact that when a foreign nation increases the Tariff on a British product, the estab lishment charges as well as the wages on this side of the water are lowered, in order to give the manufacturer or merchant a chance to dual suooessfully wan the change, jr the consumer paid the duty there would be little cause for oor exporter to grumble. But our manufacturers and work people do make sacrifices to meet the extra duty, and we accordingly hear grumbling from botp. ' JThkrr are cranks the world over. Some of them live in Melbourne, and they are trjiog to have the death sen tence of Deemiog commuted to im prisonment for life. Fortuualely the OoTernor of Victoria is made of pretty stern stuff", and he has refused to interfere, saying that Deeming must hang on the day fixed for his execu tion. The cranks are in despair, but they mn at lesst pursue the old famil iar programme of sending the murdei er fruits and flowers and hand painted placques and home made poetry, after the manner of the eianks in the United States. The question raised by the Demo cratic House is not whether meo who served iu the Indian wars and after wards iu the Confederate army shall be barred by the latter service from any pension for the former. The Democratic House insisted on pension ing (be survitors of the southern Indian wars while leaving out those iu the northwest. It may be, of course, that the demands of economy press hard on the Democrats, and they do not fee! able to pensioo northern as well as southern Indian fighters, but it looks mightily as though they had arranged their bill to pension such frontiersmen as afterwards acquired a Confederate record while leaving out those who fought on the Union side. . It is estimated that the total appro priations by the first session of the Fifty-second Congress will foot up (532,804,679 81. The total appro priations of the first session of the Fifty-first (or "billion dollar") Con gress were g463,3"8,510.79, and this included a pension deficiency of (25,- dzi.uuf.oo, leit it by the previous Democratic Congress. The second session of the "Billion-Dollar" Cjd gress appropriated (525,018,672.55. Therefore the first session of this Congress will exceed the first session of the last Congress by (69,406,169 02, and the second session of the last Congress by (7,786,007.26. These are the figures of Mr. Beltzboover, Democratic Congressman from Penn sylvania, and are verified by Mr, Holman. The New York World says that Holman "has labored unceasingly among the Domocratio members to persuade tbem of what would be the result of yielding too much to local importunities for appropriations." But the World does not tell how Holman labored personally before the Rivers and Harbors Committee to induce them to include in their bill an appro priatioo of (13,000 for an embank' ment along the Miami River in Hoi man's district. It is alleged that this is intended to prevent the obstruction of navigation in the Ohio by the foimation of a bar opposite the mouth of the Miami. But Mr. Reed plainly showed that it was of no effect in this service, and was in reality designed to Keep nooas irom tbe town of La renceburg, in Hoi man's district, aud to keep tbe roadbeds of certain rail roads "out of tbe wet." Your Uocle Holman cun tell a hawk from hand-saw. The hanging of Deeming Monday morning ol this week in Australia, which owing to our westward position the dailies were able to print io tbe same mornings papers, is the last scene in the life of one of the most horrible monsters the civilized world has seen in these end of the century days. Deemiog was a "Jack-the- Cementer. His kuown murders number six, two wives and four chil dren by tbe first wife, and were re markable from the fact that he ce mented the bodies of bis victims under tbe floor of the houses where tbey weie cut down. I he hideous nature C .11, oi ms luemous nss caused JJeemins to be an object of great interest to tbe scientific world. Those who have studied the case believe Deemiog to belong to tbe criminal type, but it is not all clear that be was morally irre sponsible. Tbe Australian authori ties pronounced Deeming sans and tbe world is doubtless well rid of a wretch who when arrested was waiting for his next victim. The great Republican National Convention will meet in Minneapoli one week from next Tuesday, Jun 7th. Who will be the Presidents nominee is still a mooted question The anti-Harrison people have fo weeks and months been casting abou for a caodiuute strong enouch to defeat bis re nomination, but thus fa have been unsuccessful, and it looks just now that the last resort will be Blaine, notwithstanding his rofus&l to run. The late reports say he has fo the last time denied that he will alio his name to be used, and the oppnsi lion to Harrison has oou.tr Jed this as meaning that be will no longer resist tbe overwhelming desire to place him io nomination. The way it looks now it will either be Blaine or Harrison and if tbe former does not again ab solutely refuse bis nomination will be made with greatest enthusiasm. No other man can defeat the President's re nomination, and if Blaioe will accept me Harrison people will not growl or even consider it a defeat. I WILL NOT BE OUTDONE. Round to Lead. I have the finest lino of DRY GOODS In this part of the country. You And in this department. Cashmere, Armadale zephyrs, Bedford Cords, Pineapple Tissue, I rifh Lawn, and Dreas (ioods of all kinds and prices. This stock hna never noen so oomplcle. IX I-AIMlvS A!VI r,!VTS IlKI'AsTT.TIKXTS, You can find anything you want. Ladle' Working Shirt. It will pay you to see this In this department I heat them all. It Is part of the State and ladles you should see It of lints and Bonnets, at low prices) Paris SHOES AX If In this (lepnrtinont you find the tine grade of other makes. Shoes for the Indies, also a gentlemen I have hoots and shoes ot nil kinds. cry low prices. Iff HATS am up with rest of dealers and keen the this department. lYilHI-N' WRAPS. Al! Tailor Mnde. A perfect fit and in the latest styles. CXOTIIIXf. ItEPAUTiTIKXT. You will find the Unrest and best selected stock ever seen linra he for a T nlnii.l ol the hmd in Clothing line. Can not and will Ity of onnds. Gentlemen, If you want a suit ir it, and you will ha convinced yon are at CARPET DEPARTMENT. Yon find Carpets, Floor Oil Cloth, Draping Curtains, Window Shades, Door Mats, I Wall Paper. Tliix department would make you foci sure of getting goods here as an; hcai P as ii you weni io ine eiiy lor what you If you want any of the following articles rollas, Parasols, and Queonswaro, send to mo, and von will get it cheaper than any Iher house. I am airnnt for tho latest imnrovod Wheeler . VVilnim inu'lntr i,ie..M.i.. t Is the best and liirhtest runiilnur machine mmii ur lor casn. aiso agem mr nicvau patterns lor dresses anil underwear. Highest market price paid Tor Hoof Hides, DAVID MINTZ, R. BAKNETT, Gen I Merchandise ! TIONESTA, PA. IS ELEGANT, . And wo are prepared lor anything in the lino of Clothinc. Drv 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, Handsome. Call in. save money on your "We have never had such a fine array of harvest machines to show farmers as this season. Every one shows invent ive skill, Btrength and symmetry derived from the touch of WALTER A.WOOD. The "Wood machines, as made for 1 892, are winning crowds of new friends. Examine the new chain-drivo, and balance reel, on the Wood harvester. Examine the new spring lift and the new axle extension on the Wood mowers. Ex amine the Wood hand-dump rakes, virtually self-dumping. CnARLES A. IIILL, Agent, HOP BALSAM NATURE'S COBBLER. Repairing, Mend I m. Making the Cld &na worn uut New. TTOP BALSAM fa rmrinrawwi nf vWh hoys and the befct g units balsams and ex pectorants Know n he Is the body. Tr.bee.tlhfui and me dicinal properties of the hop are well known. Hup BaUam wilt cure C'ontjbe. Tolde, A - Ihnin. Maars Th r am r. ConsmaupltoB, B r b chUta, and all Pultuan try CamplalBtB. it s Plata to tautt: the hltrra and clear the 1udts of ail aiorltld msUU-r. Mother will find the B&LSAMexrellrnt.botb for themsel ve and child ren. It curt when curs U potv 4 IT CURES thsmnst stub j fcorn caeea, when aU other , rumed lw have failed. itua. Try ii IT ALLAYS th. rarklnt ruin i Milevee the euffrrer I from that lerrlbia Cough whta cur I If you are troubled with Lang er Pulmonary I u m toe naiwiuB. comoiautt j Get it Urge bottle I Get a free sample lor 35 cents. at your druggists. not aoeeoC a substitute. Wholeeale In-not. a na xo waimngron otr UPPALU, N Ta TUo Clxeimo Olroulav Witattteel Headhlfrfai Warraated I'abreakabla IIJ,I JtrRATKi r&TAlXMila rBJLB. CHASS 1URSINE NFS. CO.. Orang, Milt. Dr. W. P. C0NNEJ1S EYE, EAR, .NOSE & T1IS01T Sl'RGEON, M'COLLUM BLOCK, - OIL CITY, PA Ollice Hours U to 11 a. ni. ; 2 to 4 p. ui. 7 to W p. m. Sunday, 4 to 0 p. m. Vracttct limited to above upwialtieK, White Goods. Gent's Dress Shirts, to the line before you buy. the most complete line ever seen in this before yon buy. Tho very latest styles styles. IIOOTN. of Tucker Marvin's, and a number fine line for children and bshtes. For the The tine shoes and working, shoes at AM) CATS, very latest styles. You should not forirnt . not be bent in nrlmm. styles and the nn,l. for yourself or bovs. eomo tj mv stum the right place. want, aud It would If you bought of mo. such us a lliibv Parrlo.ro m..viea i!r . in the world. T nil ti.n ir.ui,.n....,i Polts, Ulnsong, and Wool. Marienville, Pa. to meet the demand New, Seasonable and We feel sure wo can purchases. R. BARNETT. R. C. HEATH, STARR, FOREST COUNTY, PENN Agent for AGRICULTURAL MACHINER Of Every Description. Mo wers, Binders, Rakes, Drills, Plows, Harrows, Cultiva tors, Potato Diggers, Rollers, &c. BEST FERTILIZER KEPT IN STOCK I handle none but the very latest an best of inui hiuery and soil ou the eauiettt luring poHHi ble. Parties con tein plating the purciiae ot anyiuinj; in ilih Hue bIiouui consult me before flowing a deal, as I feel HKtiHtied I can do better by them than they can do elsewhore. Correapondence soWvited aud promptly attended to. JORENZO FULTON, Manufacturer of and Dealer in HARNESS, COLLARS, BRIDLES, And all kinds of HORSE FURNISHING GOODS. TIONESTA. PA. H. J. HOPKINS k CO.. r LEADERS IN"' ihitity, auAUTY. CLOTHING! CLOTHING! CLOTHING! Talk aliout Clothlnv I We liave the auantitv. tlift oualltv aul our nrlcna are at the bottom. Our good are new, fresh, and all guaranteed as represented. Hoc the goods and get the prices before you buy. Dry Goods! Dress Goods! Domestic Goods! Don't matter what yon want In the Dry every uoscrlplton. While Goods of all kinds. SHOES! SHOES! Indies' . Gent's. Misses', and Children's. they see what we have and learn the price. ITA.TS ! HATS ! When vou want a Hat look throuirh our win pay you. Carpets, Oil Cloths, Satchels, Wall Paper, &c. We keep most anything pooplo want and won't be tindorsoM. GROCERIES! Our stock of Groceries Is always nn to prices. we meet you at tuo door. H. J. HOPKINS & CO., TIONESTA, PENN. SIGGINS - (SUCCESSORS TO DRUGGISTS TIONESTA. - IN OU GROCERY DEPARTMENT WILL ALWAYS UK FOUND THE FBESMEST GEQCESZES. BERRIES, FRUITS A VEUKTABI.E3 OF ALL KINDS, IX SEASON. In our Drug Department, which Is in charge of a thoroughly competent Clerk, will always lie 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. S. H. HASLET & SONS, -HAVE A FULL LINE OF- FURNITURE, AND UNDERTAKER'S - GOODS ! GIVE THEM .A. Fred. Grcttcnbergcr, GENERAL BLACKSMITH & MACHINIST. All work pertaining to Machinery, En gines, Oil Well TooIm, Gaa or Water Fit tings and General blacksmithing prompt ly done at Ixiw Rates. Repairing Mill Machinery given special attention, and satisfaction guaranteed. Shop in rear of and Just west of the Shaw House, Tidioute, Pa. Your patronage solicited. FRED. GRETTENBERGER. CHARLES MARVIN STOCK FOOD. Celebrated Electioneer Brand, the highext grade of Stock Food ever ottered to the Stock Kamer. Owners of stock will be more than pleased when they olwcrve the improved carriage, glosny coat and perfect health which this Food (illicitly and surely produces. Ask your dealer for it, and if he don't have it, wrilo to CHARLES MtltVIN STOCK FOOD CO., at Franklin, Pa., for circulars, price list, Ac. j m. Administrator's Notioe. Letters of Administration having been taken out by the undersigned, on the es. tate of Thou. Pownell, deceased, late of ForeM County, Pa., all perxons being in debted to said decedent will please make prompt paymoi't, aud Hume having claims agulimt said eatiue will preHeut tCom tor settlement. Also all claims against, or indebtedness to, T. L. Pownell, doueased, will be presented to the undersigned. 8. J. WOLCOTT, Administrator. T. F. KITCHKY, Attorney. flt. - and low friges!! Hoods line, we have It. Black Good of Embroidorlos, .to. SHOES! SHOES! It won't Day anvono to bnv Shoes until HATS ! HATS ! stock beforo vou buy. Wo utiarautee it Trunks, tho standard. Fresh coo.ls and reasonable & - PONES, rilOPER A DOUTT.) & GROCERS, PENN. AND CHEMICALS! Smearbaugh, For the Purpose of Reducing our Over Stock, we offer our Entire Stock of PLOWS at the following exceeding. , ly Low Prices, FOR CASH. No. 3J Syracuse, Solid Steel, ?14.00 " 31 " " " 14.00 " H Steel Beam, ll.no " 66A " Wood " 10.00 " I.-PO " Steel " 10.00 " 1.-78 " Iron " 10.00 " 16 " Side Hill 10.00 " 'M " " " 0.00 " 40 Oliver, Wood Beam, 10.00 " 40X " " " 10.00 " 140X " " " 10.00 " Ml " " " 10.00 " l " Iron " 10.00 " 65 " Wood " 0.00 M Gale, 10.00 " 211 " " 7.50 " 88 " " " U.00 " ii7 " " ' 10.00 " 27A " " " 10.00 " A3 " Rod 8.00 " A 4 " ' " B.UI ' S Gowanda Steel, Iron Beam, l'J.00 " 3 " Iron, " " 10.00 Here is tho chance of your life to pro cure a plow at cost or below. We are ilc. lerminba io reauoe our stock and are wtlliug to make these sacrifices FOR CASH ONLY All other Agricultural Implements at The Pickett Hardware Co. LIMITED, TIME TABLE In effect July ft, 11. Train leave' Tio nesta for Oil City and points west nit follows! No. PS Through Freight (curry- lug ittimotifrfM-)... , No. 81 llulTiilo Kxrrw !::t a. in. 12:00 noon. No. 61 Way Freight (rrrying pnnnetiKcrn) 4:17 8.1 Oil City Kx reus daily.. 7:5:1 p. in. p. in. No, For Hickory. Tldiotito. Warren, Klnr.im, Brndtbrd, Olean and the East) No. 80 Olcnn Exprwsdally 8:41 a. m. No. 32 PltUburch Express 4:17 p. in. Mo, va Tliroii(in retnt (car- "ylng passengers) 7:00 p. m. Trains 08 and 00 Run Daily and carry pnsKenirors to and from points between Oil City and Irvinoton only. Other trains run daily except Mttnilny. (let Tlnin Tables anil full Information from J. U CRAIG, Airent, Tionoxta, Pa. R. B K IAj, Oeu'lSupt. J. A. FELLOWS, Jen'l Passenger A Ticket Agent,. Buffalo, N. V. Batator B Wlthat Dratd. XI Elisor's BniDUtca, MarqoMU, Mtctj., I Ko. 1, lsrti. f . Th Bar. J. KoatM.I, of abort plaoa, wrtua : tasrs tuflmd a cnaM dstt and lmnn I dow ImI a bottom attanh eoiiJni I take a dosa ot Pastor Knnig's Mwn Tooi. and leal n. WM. 1 uunk a ama dwl of 1 and would iUmi D. witboot bread than wltboat Um Toslo. Bettor Thaa (ha Ilcst nor (or. M ahohot Cm, Pa., DmMcbtr, 1800. I dMia It my dot to aav Uart 1 vn traaMd for tan yoart by ba beat dootort in Innl vania, bnt n.nw got any raliel nntil I took Vm. tor Koonlg's Mary Tun to. I am antad ot a; mtoos trouble, j ban never bad Uw .Htihtnt , sririptoms ot thou, palls atnos I aonm.noed taking um ant bottle. bum. ntwati chuuus, VeJemhte lMat mm yar.mM FREO ... Mnl da t. in uUma and poor p.tl.nta can at. krlla UU modioiM Irva e This naMdy hu been Drapand by lb. Rrremia lMtor KoenllCv ot Uaowpnvana I ion it ayne. ido. einw Mia aam odor bis direction by tna KOENIO MED. CO.. Chicago, III. BoMbyDroaaistsatSlperBottl. OlteGO Lars 81m, ajl.13. 0 notllo. for . IVeCaritdoit but arc willlnff to psy for Icarnlna; now to make as good an article as Wotrr's Achta Bi.ackinu of cheap material so that a retailer can profitably sell it at 10c . Our price Is 20c. The retailer says t ha pnMSa will not tmf it. Wo say the public will, berauso tlicy will r.lwavs pay a fair price for a tood nrtii'ic l'o show both Ilia trade ana the F'iMi.- tlmt wo want to gire them tho beat r the et money, we will ny r?j,Tk C. i 9 '47 t ewar For nWe inhirma'.tnn ; this oflVr Is epen tiniil January 1st, 189X W OLFr BANDOIiPH.Philad.lpMa. Pik-Ron It the nam of a paint which doe. work that no other paint eon do. iVvic vmhI palntrd with It looks Ilk the natural wood when It I. atatned and Tarnl.b.d. PAINTERS AND BUILDERS will find It profitable to Investigate. All (tot storas sail tu S3.00. The Superb Qiuilitica of our Two Dollur lints am only liiviuiiinn to be known. TIichu llnte nr'e imiitntccd not to break and have no )wiionous dyes in the sweats bund., ho our ctiHtnincrH will have no. oro hcaiN. We give lust aa cirroct a ntvlo for f J.00 as lor f.'.00. NO JAY STYLES But only the well known and correct BhiipoM of YoiiniHii. Dunlap, Knox ' and Miller. Prices S-(Ki, f J.OO and 3.S0. Mall iirilni'H promptly filled. McCUEN & SIMON, Tnilorx, Halters, KurnlahcrM, Mod- ernto Price Store, 83 SENECA STREET, OIL CITY, PA , THE OLD RELIABLE ) LIVERY STABLE, rvrrTTT OK A TIONESTA, - PENlf. f S. S. CUHFIELD, PROPRIETOR. $1 Good SUM'k. Good Carriages and Bug-J flea to let upon.the most reasonable term... le will alvo do JOB TSj-A-TvrTIsTG-1 All orders left at tbe Poat Olnce will . receive prompt attention. ! TIDIOUTE " " MACHINE SHOP & FOUNDRY ; C. E. DANIELS, MA-CITINIST FOUNDER I BLACKSMITH. ' All Machine and Foundry WorK and Blacksuiithing promptly done at lowest y done at lowest Sled shoea of all ratea ana guaranteed. kind on hand. MILL WORK A SPECIALTY. WORKS The Carson fchop, noar Rail road Station, TIIIIOUTK, ENGINES SAW j MILLS, ' TIIKI.SI1IV4. JIAC'IIIXES. Best Machinery at Lowest Prices. A. B. FARQUHAR CO., YORK, PA. if
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