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THE FOREST REPUBLICAN.
WK ONES DAY, JULY 27, 1802.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.
Itnrrfin.V. It. I)avl.
OiKMflimwt-Pntrlok Jorea, XV. A. Grovo,
VV. A. Illland. 8. H. Haslet, A. II. Dale,
Josnpli Morgan.
Justice of the Peace . F. Proper, 8.
J. Nntlay.
Onutahte H. R. CandeM.
Oilteetor J. W. Landers.
Srhonl Director O. W. Itoliinaon, A.
R. Knlly, I). 8. Knox, J. T. lirennan, J.
It- Clark, T. F. Ritnliey.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
Memher.of fm O. F. Kribh.
Member of Senate llAnnv A. Hall.
AxemblyH. H. Tirwi.un.
President Judge C'harmc H. NoTKa.
Associate jHd'getionv II. WHITK, C.
TV. ('i.AnK.
Trextnrer Jab. B. IlAonEnTV.
Prothonotary, Reaitteri Recorder, de.
Calvin M. Aknk'r.
sheriff. Joiir It. Osooon.
rhinnmnianern C. V. I.kdkbuR, Jah.
McIhttrr, Philip Kmiit,
County Superintendent Or.n. XV. K KRti.
District Attorney P. M. Clark.
Jury Cnmmtttionert John N, Hkat;I,
n. W. OiTiTOif.
County Surveyors. F. TROrrn.
Coroner D. W, Clark.
County Auditor XV. XV, Thomas, .T.
A. DAWaon, R. Flti.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
WASHINGTON CAMP, No. 420, V. O.
8. of A., meets vrv Saturday v
nln in A. O. U. W. Hall.'Froper A Poult
block.
.1. C SCOWDF.N, Vrt.
J.J. I.ANDF.KS, U. H.
TKWESTA LODGE
JVo. SH9,
I. O. of O. F
MEETS every Tueaday evening, Rt 8
o'olork, In the Ixxlve Room In Far-
t'lKe' 1111. Confpra the tnttiatory &
, tlie flrat Tuesday night of earh
ontb; flrat dotrreo tho aoronil Tuesday
I ..Wilt: amnn(l draree the third TiKwday
I ii;ni mini uognm wio lourm xtm i,j
night.
A.W.HTROUP, N. O.
J. H. FONES, Hec'y, 27-tr.
I)REST I.OIH1E. No. 14, A. O. U. W.,
Meet e Yirv Friday evening in A . O. U.
XV. Hall, Proper A IVintt Mock. TloneNta.
XV. P. WAI-TEHH, M. W.
U .T. HOPKINS, Recorder.
CAPT. OKOKGK 8T0W POST,
No. 274, O. A, It.
Mpeta on tlit first Wednesday in each
month, in Odd Fellow Hall, Ti'nnonta, Pa.
J. B. EOEN, Commander.
APT. GEORGE STOW CORPS, No.
137, W. It. C, meeta flrat and third
Wednesday evening of each month, in A.
O. V. XV. hall, ProMr A Doutt block, Tio
neata. Pa.
. Mra. C C. TtHMRERGER, Prra't.
Mra. ANNA PROPER, Hoo.
BOARD of EXAMINING SURGEONS
for Forest Countv.
A. E. Ktoneclnhor Si. P., President: J.
XV. Morrow M. P., Recrotnrv I J. R. Sigglim
M. I)., Treamirer. The Hoard will nidct
in Dr. Morrow oltlce, TioiiPHta, on the
third Wednesday of each mouth, at 10
o'clock, a. m.
PM. CLARK.
ATTORNEY-ATT.AW,
and OixTntoT ArronNEr,
Ofllce corner of Elm and Bridge Strocta,
Tiouexta, Pa.
Also agent for a nuinlcr of reliable Fire
IiiKiiranco Companies.
IV. ATTORNEY-AT-T.AW,
Tiouesta, Pa.
Collocuona mndo in thia and adjoining
conn tie.
ry F. HITCIIKY,
1 . ATTORNEY-AT-I.VW,
TioncHia, Forent Countv Pa.
p E. Ill ISM?,
ATTORNKY-AT-LAW,
Olllce in Kepler Block, Room fl, Tionesla,
Pa.
IAWRKNCE HOUSE, TioneHta, Pa..
J Leonard Ariicw, Proprietor. ThM
hniiste 1m centrally hM-aled. Everything
new and well furnished. Siiteiior Ac
Mmniolatins and strict attention given
! cuonts. Vef(tallp and Fruits of all
klti.li served In their season. Sample
room for Commercial Agents.
CENTRAL HOUSE, Tloneata, Pa.,
V O. C. Hrowncll. Proprietor. This ia a
new house, and has just been titled up lor
the na'commodutioii of the public, A por
' tion of tho palrouse of the public ia solic
it od. ti-ly.
IREST IIOTELWest llickorv, Pa..
Jacob Render, Proprietor. This hotel
has but recently been completed, ia nicely
furnished throughout, anil otters the finest
and most comfortablo accommodation to
guosta and the traveling public. Rates
reasonable.
R. SIGGINS, M. 1).,
. Physician, Surgeon A Druggist,
TIONE8TA, PA.
J XV. MORROW. M. D.
. PHYSICIAN A SURGEON,
I Met of Armstrong county, having located
in Tionesta Is prepared to attend all pro
fessional calls promptly and at all hours.
OIHce ami residence two dnora nortli of
Lawrence House. OIHce hours 7 to 8 a.
m., and 11 to 12 m. ; 2 to S and 6) to 71 p.
M. ftundaya, 9 to 10 a. M. ; 2 to S and 61
to 7J r. H, may-18-81.
DR. F. T. NASON,
i PHYSICIAN A SURGEON,
TIONESTA, PA.
Office on Elm Street. Calls attended to
promptly day and night.
MAY, PARK A CO.,
HANKERS.
Corner of Elm A Walnut Sts., Tionesta,
Pa.; Hank of Discount and Deposit. In
terest allowed on Time DeHtsits. Collec
tions made on all the Principal points of
the U. H. Collections solicited.
piIIL. EMERT,
FANCY BOOT A SHOEMAKER.
Shop in Reck building next to Smear
Jaugh A (!o.' store. Is prepared to do all
Kinds of custom work from the linest to
the coarsest and guarantees his work to
give perfect satisfaction. Prompt atten
tion uiven to mending, and prices as rea
sonable as lirst class work can be done for.
of the Arm of MORCK BRO S,
OPTIOIA1TS,
Hpnciiillst in Errors of Refraction or the
Eye. lCzaiuinutions free of charge.
WARREN, PENN.
Itch, Mange, ami S-rittches on linmsii
or aininals cured In :iu uiiniites by Wool
'ord's Hsiiltary Lotion. This never fsils.
old by Proper A Doutt, Druggists, 'I'jo
.ta, Pa. noi'.lS tin;.
JAS. T. LltENNAN,
REAL ESTATE,
RENTING AND COLLECTING
ACENCY,
TIOITESTA,
PARTICULAR ATTKNTION GIVEN TO
THE PROPER ASSESSMENT OK LANDS
AND THE PAYMENT OK TAXES. ALSO
TO THE PURCHASE AND HALE OK
REAL ESTATE, AND TO THE RENTING
AND MANAGEMENT OF THE SAME.
fhsrch aaJ Nabfcalk Hrfcs.l.
Presbyterian Sabbath School at 9:45 a.
m. t M. E. Sabbath School at 10:00 a. ni.
Preaching In M. E. Church every Sab
bath evening by Rev. Rumberger.
Preaching in the F. M. Church every
Sabbath evening at the usual hour. Rov.
A. T. Nuger, Pastor.
Services in the Presbyterian Church
every Sabbath morning and evening,
Rev. J. V. McAninch officiating.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil market closed yesteiday 52J.
Reno "did up" Tidioute agaio
last Saturday, the score Handing 6 to 5.
- Mack. Abbott nd A mot Ledebur
of Hickory, were Sucda- visitors to
town.
Miii Bertba Barnes, of Ripley,
N. Y., is visiting her uncle, Dr.
Siggins.
Rev. Rumberger and daughter,
Miss Mary, attended the Straltanville
Assembly last week.
4 Mrs. Stone of Jamestown, N. Y.,
paid a visit to her aunt, Mrs. N. Q.
Ball, during the week.
Miss Maude McLaue cf South
Oil City, visited her friend, Miss Clara
Gorman, the past week.
Prof. Thomas will return next
week in time to assist at the Summer
Term of the Normal at Clarion.
Mrs. G. Y Smith and children,
of Austin, Pa, are visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Brownell.
Harvey Lynch spent Friday eve
ning in town ; he reports business
active at Stowtowo this summer.
Mrs. V. A. Palmer and son, and
Mr. A rters, of Tidioute, paid a visit
to Mr. Chad wick's family Friday.
Mrs. White, wife of ex Congress
man While, of Brooktille, died at her
home in Broukville on the 21st inst.
George Bush is up from the
McDonald oil field for a few day's
recreation with relatires and old
friends.
About 100 teachers from Clarion
aud adjoining counties are expected to
attend tho Summer Term of Clarion
Normal.
Rev. McAninch was at Rcdclyfle,
t his county, yesterday, assisting in the
orgauixtlioii of a Christian Endeavor
society at that place.
Mrs. Kd.Tciiwdou of Geneva, aud
Mrs. Fred. St-owden of Meadville,
were the guests of Mr. aud Mrs. J. (.'
ScowIcd during the past week.
Mrs. llaltie Rigg and daughter,
Mrs. Funuio Felton, of Worecbter,
Mass , sinter and uiece of Mrs. G. W.
Simryer, are paying the family a visit.
The hand festival last Wednes
day evening was a complete success
and largely patronized, tho hoys net
ting a nice sum to help out on their
new suits.
Mr. Andrew McCray't condition
has not improved since he was report
ed dangerously ill, but on the contrary
he has been for several days gradually
failing, and bis friends have little hope
of bis recovery.
Patrick Joyce has moved his
paraphernalia up to the mouth of
Bluejay, Howe towuship, where he
will put up the masonry of the new
bridge which to span Tionesta
creek at that point.
Will Morrow, who has spent the
past year aud a half in Pittsburg,
where he fiuished bis pharmaceutical
studies, returned home last eveoing
for a few week's stay. Will is now a
full fledged druggist.
The baud boys would have you
remember their platform dance next
Friday, aod invite all lovers of danc
ing to give them a call. Good music
is engaged, and good order is assured.
A hall has been secured in case of
rain.
St. Commissioner Hood has the
stone crusher at work on the side hill
just below the creek bridge. A large
supply of good quality of stone is to be
had there, enough to keep the critter
chewing for several seasons it would
seem.
A most decided improvement has
been made io the court house grounds
by the removal of the high fence
which hat surrounded them heretofore.
Tho square has now the appearance of
a park which it never bad before,
while tho handsome court bouse shows
ofT au hundred per cent, better.
County Superinteudeuta Lord of
Venango, Eckles of McKean, and
McNult of Clarion, and prof. Chas.
Hugh, late of Indiana Slate University,
Miss Wnitsett, late of Noas, Sweden,
will assist the faculty at the Summer
Term of the Normal, cotumenuiog
August 3. Total expenses fur 4
weeks, fit'.
James Caofield, Lewis Behrens,
Emanuel Deshner, Denny Shields aod
J. D. Dawson ate now with J. II.
Hardison in the Indiana oil field.
They are located about 150 miles from
Chicago, at Geneva, we believe, aod
reports say they are having the hottest
kind of weather there. If it's any
more torrid than here just tt this time
we sympathize with 'em.
At an election of officers of the
Bi Chloride of Gold Club last evening,
II. J. Fisher was elected President ;
Will F. Bradley, Vice President, od
W. J. Taylor, Ass't Secretary. The
club is in a most flourishing condition
and the meetings are full of interest
and well attended. All the students
at the Institute are getting along
nicely, are in good health, and con
tented. Our citizens were much grieved
to lea rn on Sabbath morning that
Station Agent J L. Craig had been
prostrated by a paralytic stroke during
the preceding night, and that his life
was almost despaired of. Later re
ports, however, were more favorable,
and at tbia writing we are pleased at
being able to report him rapidly con
valescing, with good prospects of final
recovery.
Sam. Q Clark is developing rap
idly as a scientific fisherman. Last
Saturday he took bis fly rod and spent
part of the day up the river, returning
in the evening with 25 pounds of bass,
there being nine in number, and
weighing all the way from 1 to 3
pounds each. Some day Bam. may be
U. 8. 8enator or President, like Quay
or Cleveland, who are adept! at
"casting a fly."
Mrs. I. L. &himp, of Conneaut,
Ohio, who is paying a visit to her
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Adam Emert,
is accompanied by her little aon, Isaac
Jr., who has been attending the State
deaf mute institute at Columbus, for
the past two terms. He reads, writes
an J figures better than most 11-year-olds
already, and ia quite a base ball
expert, being the catcher of one of the
nines at bis school, and understands
the rules of the game perfectly.
About two weeks ago Mrs. M.
Andrews, Pott mistress at Kellettville,
lost a pocket book containing money
aud papers to the value of about $500.
Yesterday she made information be
fore Justice Selley charging James
Carson, mail carrier between Tionesta
and Kellettville, with the theft. Mr.
Caison gave bail in the sura of (200
for his appearance at court. He stout
ly maintains his innocence, and de
clares his ability to prove himself so
when placed on trial. Mr. C has
heretofore sustained a good reputation
for honesty and integrity.
The weather of (he past week has
been hot. This may not be news to
people hereabout, but it's a fact just
ihe same, and facts are what count in
the conduct of a reliable newspaper.
Each day seems to have grown a little
hotter, and, therefore, dryer, so that
just now you can bet your bottom
dollar there has been no growling
about broken windows by careless
snow bailers, or of sidewalk coasters.
Aud with the mercury dancing around
all the way from 96 to 100 degrees in
the shade the ice harvest may as well
be classed amoug the dismal failures
along with the Delaware peach crop.
Yesterday about the noon hour,
the house owned by Mr. Emick and
occupied by John Wilson, located
near the head of Holeman run in
Harmony township, caught fire from
a defective flue and burned to the
ground. All of Mr. Wilson's house
hold goods, except a bedstead and the
contents of one bedroom, were de
stroyed. There was no assistance at
hand and everything about the prem
ises being as dry as tiuder, it was im
possible for the family to do auythiog
to stay the flames. The family were
just sealing themselves at the dinner
table when the fire was discovered.
The house, which formerly belonged
to the late August Weingard, was
valued at about (600. We are unin
formed as to whether or not there was
any insurance on the building; Mr.
Wilson bad none on his goods.
A delightful day's outing at
Chautauqua Lake. The W. N. Y. &
P. R. R. announces a graud low rats
excursiou to Chautauqua Lake, under
the auspices of the Sunday Schools of
Tidioute, Hickory and Tionesta, for
Saturday, August 6th. Special traiu
will leave Tionesta at 7:30 a. m. Fare
for the round trip $125. Two chil
dren between the ages of 8 and 12
years will be carried on one ticket.
Traio will arrive at Mayville at 10:45
a. m., Chautauqua Assembly Grounds
11:00 a.m. Returning leave Chau
tauqua Assembly Grounds at 4:25 p.
m., giving six hours at the Lake. This
extraordiuary low rate includes the
entire round trip fare from starting
puiot, including a ride of 44 miles
over the Lake to Jaaustown aud re
turn, if desired, on one of the elegant
steamers. ' This promises to be a
delightful trip fur all who go.
A SAD FATALITY.
Mrs. Slonecipher, wife of Dr. A. E.
Stoneciphet of Marienville, Pa., was
killed in an accident near that place
last Thursday. The accident hap
pened about 10:30 a. ru., while the
Doctor was on hi way to attend a
professional call at Haskell's mill.
Mra. S. and their little boy accompa
nied him for a ride; when near Wil
kinson's house, the horse became
frightened at some object and was
doing his best to get away from the
doctor, turning out of the road at that
place and throwing the three occupants
of the boggy violently to the ground.
Mrs. Slonecipher struck on the back
of her head rendering ber uoconscious,
from which canditioo she did not
recover, although every effort that
human skill could command was em
ployed while life remained, which was
several hours after the dreadful acci
dent. The doctor wai quite severely,
though not seriously, injured, while
the child escaped unhurt.
This very sad affair has cast a deep
gloom over the entire community in
which the family reside, and the sym
pathy expressed for the doctor wherever
he is known is of the most genuioe
and sincere nature. Mrs. Stonecipber
wai an oroameut to the society in
which she moved, beloved and respect
ed by all, aod upon her husband a
heavier blow could scarcely fall. She
leaves, besides the heavily stricken
husband, two children, one a boy
somewhat over two years of age, the
other an infant daughter, aged about
eight months.
Mrs. Stonecipber was a uative of
Armstrong county, her former home
being near Kittanniog, whither her
remains were conveyed on Saturday
for interment on Sabbath following.
She was a sister of Rush Fullerton,
Eq., one of Kittanuing's prominent
attorneys.
KellcttTille.
Mrs. M. Andrews is on a short visit
with friends at Sinethport.
James Orove came np from "Devil's
IIol.ow" on Saturday with a tineapociiuon
of the rattler Kind which he captured
there during the week.
Several of the townspeople are doing
quite a business spearing Ash.
W. A. K rihlie is negotiating tho sale of
his store. If Mr. K. succeeds in soiling
he will go into tho farming business quite
extensively.
Win. Tobey is erecting a barn on his
premises.
The farmers are all dono haying and are
not sorry for it either.
At tho time of the orgaulr.ing of tho P.
O. S. of A. camp here thero were 37 mem
bera on the roll. They have fallon oil' to
about 20 now.
W. A. Krlbbs intends erecting a dwell
ing bouse on his property In a few wcoks.
On Friday evening a two week's series
of meetings closed in tho school house.
There will be a grand ball given at the
residence of L. Picrson, on Friday eve
ning, July anh. All are respectfully
invited to be present.
"Uncle Billy" Puflinburg has just re
turned from a week's stay with friends
and relatires iu Mercer Co.
Harry Smith has gone to Sulumanca, N.
Y., to do some calking for a largo tannery
plant of that place.
July 25, 'Si Will Walks.
Starr.
Our farmers are aliout all douu haying,
which makes them happy.
XV. 8. Setley of Tionesta, is building tiie
wall for John Zuendol's now house.
Rev. Dean preached in the Evangolicul
Church hero Sunday evening.
K. J. Heath is working for II. Blum, on
Jughandle.
Mrs. Wm. Ikeuburg and son, Harry,
spent Sunday with friends In Tionesta.
W. B. Heath has ajob of rafting Umber
for Siggius A Co., and will commonco
work In a few days. Old Maii.
West Hickory.
Mesdaincs Ritmlwrger, Kolly and Dor
ickson, three live oHlchils of the County
W. C. T. U. camo up Friday afternoon
from Tionesta and were met by our ladies
iu the grove, upper end of town, and by
their sweetness soon won a eojty nook in
all hearts prosent, their object boing to
plant a local union here. Success crowned
their eirorts, inasmuch as one was organ
ized, with the following officers: Pres.,
Mrs. Orion Siggius; Vice Pres., Mrs. J.
W. Wilklns; Reu. Hoc., Miss Pearl Cope
land; Cor. Soo., Mrs. J. R. Allendcr;
Tress., Miss Margery Keefo.
With our strong force of temperance
ladies, it only remains for our members
to individually feel the responsibility of
building up ouo that will stand socoud to
none iu the county. Temperance is win
ning its way here as elsewhere, and with
neither licenese nor lockup a dm ok on
man on our streets in becoming a rarity.
With two more full-Hedged candidates
sent to the county capital to scnd the
stipulated time alishing, and their iullu
ence turned, as others have done, "square
sIkjuI" for the good of our youlhs, West
Hickory will soon be uoted as a temjier
snce town. All hail to the Kecley Cure,
and a vote of thunks to above Tionesta
ladies. Con. Skc.
The Summer Term of Clarion
Normal which begins August 3, otters
not only vigorous and beneficial meu
tal training, but also a delightful va
cation terra, just the thing for teachers
seeking a relaxation of from the
irksome duties of the school room, aud
who wish to relaiu the attitude of
students.
St Hl.tN'N AKMCA HALVE.
The best Salve In the world f,r Cuts,
Hi-nines, Hores, Ulcers. Walt Klieuui, Fever
Kores, Tetter, ('hupped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, anil all Skin KruptioiiN, and imihi
tively cures Piles, or no pay required, it
is guaranteed to give perfect saiisliiction,
or money refunded. Price 5 cents, per
box. tor sale bv Proper Doutt.
NEWSY NOTES.
It cots the State 22,00O a day to keep
the national guard at Homestead.
Kx-Presldent Hayes Is expected to
make the principal address at Chaufnti(iia
O. A. R. day.
Tho body of James Whnlrn, who was
drowned in tlio flood at Tllusvlllo June
4th, was found at Sistorsvllle, 400 miles
from tiie place of drowning.
Ily action of Congress the twenty-first of
October next will be observed as a general
holiday as commemorative of the four
hundredth anniversary of tho discovery
of America.
A tasty standing advertisement Is like a
guldo board It points the way to the store
of the enterprising merchant who has
goods to sell and knows how to let the
people bear of It.
Now that cofllns aro mado of paier,
dead beats, who have all their lives swin
dled publishers, can now keep right on
and swindle undertakers out of their
paper through eternity.
An El in Ira preacher has given warning
that he will read no more notices from the
pulpit. He says that the pulpit was not
intended as an advertising medium, mid
the public pross is the place for all except
Btrietly church notices.
The trials of Hughes, Hall and Ray
mond, as postoflieo robbers, which were
expected to begin at Erie Saturday, have
been postponed upon the representation
of District Attorney Lyou that the (lov
ernment was not ready to proceed to trial.
Tho cases will come up in Pittsburg at the
October term.
Tn time of business stagnation, when
money Is scarce, men who have plonty of
It should defer paying their bills as long
as possible. This set ves to mako life mis
erable for their creditors, who may lie
struggling along In tho vicinity of the last
ditch, trying to keep their heads above
water until such time as they can collect
tho money honestly and fairly duo them.
IHitzard.
Miss Annie Farr and Maggie Cousins,
aged respectively 18 and 17 years, were
drowuod on tho 18th inst., in the mill
pond of tho Ruflitlo Woolon Mills, owned
by W. F. Rumberger, of Craigsvlllo,
Armstrong Co., father oi Rev. Rumberger
of this place. Thoy wero out boatriding
in tho evening and accompanied by an
other young lady aud a young man, who
succeeded in reaching tho shore.
l cter C. Rloi-lier.
Death has again invaded our rauks. A
committee has been appointed to express
our sorrow over the death of our bolovod
comrade, Peter C. Blocber, a bright and
shining light in our Post. U is record in
the army was an honorable ouo, and of
that his widow and children have reason
to be proud, but it is as a good husband
and father ho will bo romomborod by his
fumily, and as a good soldier, citizou and
patriot he will be regarded by his ooin
rados of the O. A. R. He was carnost,
honest and sealous in the discharge of all
his duties whether public or private.
Jtctolved, That to his family we tender
our unfeignod sympathy, aud Join with
his friends and follow citir.cns in exdros
sions of regard and sorrow rarely felt or
expressed on such occasions. May his
virtues be emulatod, is the sentiment of
his comrades.
Jlrntvcd, That these resolutions bo pub
lished in tho RKi'UBLiCAlf and tho Vindi
cator, and that our Charter be draped in
mourning for 30 days iu memory of our
good comrade Sahukl D. Ikwin,
S. J. Sktley,
Committee.
From Dooming Kansas.
Ed. ItKruiiLicAN :
Your paper still conies to mo, which I
onjoy vory much Indeed, and I trust I am
grateful for its weekly visits. My health
has been vory poor for a longtime, huving
beon sick nine months out of twelve
Kansas has put on lior beautiful garmouts
in the shape of a wonderful crop this year.
We think it is tho best that lias ever boon
raised in the .State. Our harvest is in full
blast just now. Wheat is an abundant
crop throughout the state, aud will average
thirty bushels to the acre. Many farmers
will have from forty to forty-livo bushels
to the acre. Corn will also bo an Immense
crop, and others accordingly. Just now
we aro passing through a heated term.
The mercury at noon to-day registers 100.
You will say that is pretty warm ; yes, it
is hot. 1 presuuio Tionesta is sharing
with us. Politically, it is exceedingly
hot. A thing has happened to our State
that has not as yet occurred in any other
State; that is, we have no Democratic
party in the State of Kansas. The Demo
cratic convention met in Tnpeka last
Thursday, and accepted the Pcoplo's party
platform ; swallowed tho "wholo hog,"
bristles, tail and all, voting to fuse with
that party and to vote for James R.
Woavor. So out goes the Democratic
party from Kansas. A great many of the
poor Democrats are very sick indeed over
it when they see how the matter really
appears, and the real facts show them
selves; a good many in our city have clo
dded to vote tho Republican ticket this
fall. The object of tho fusion is to turn
the doctoral vote of Kansas into the Dem
ocrats' hands. We have a big light on
hands, but by God's help Kansas will
stay iu the Republican fold.
Now, Mr. Editor, you may think that I
have turned politician. I have nut, but I,
as an American citizen, have au Interest
in this tho greatest of countries ou Clod's
footstool, and it is my business and duty
to do my share In siipiortiiig this great
nation. 1 am a Republican, whole hearted.
I beliove that llonjainiu Harrison will be
re-elected to tho Presidency of these
United States, aud why not? His admin
istration has beon a clean ouo so far; Dem
ocrats and al' acknowledge this. We have
tried him, and find that, as it respects his
administering to the prosperty of our
dear country, his work has been a success.
Hoping that you and tho good people ol
Tionesta are all well, and with my kindest
regards for you all, I remain,
Yours, as ever, J. F. Hill.
Mil'herson, Kansas, July 11.
For Sale.
Tho property of Mrs. Adams, occu
pied by Dr. Morrow, aud known as
the Couver property, is fur sale. Par
ties contemplating a purchase will
fiud this a very desirable investment.
For terms, &c, addrths Mrs. Auna
Adams. 312 Lyou St., Flint, Michigan.
While at Dig Island, Va., lust April, I
was taken with a very severe attack of
diarrhoea. I never had It worse in my
life. I tried several old-time remedies,
such as Blaokljerry Wluo, Paregoric and
Laudanum without getting any relief.
My attention was then colled to Chamber
lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Reme
dy by Mr. R. C. Tinsley w ho had been
handling It there, mid in less than live
minutes after taking a small dose I was
entirely reliovul. O. O. Rurford, Harris
Creek, Am heist Co., Va. Fur sale by
Siggins V Fonos, Druggists.
The First Ntrp.
Perhaps you are run down, can't oat,
can't sleep, can't think, can't do anything
to your satisfaction, and you wonder what
ails you. You should heed tho warning,
you are taking the first step into Nervous
Prostration. 'nu need a Nervo Tonic
and in Electric liilti rs you will find tlio
exact remedy for restoring your nervous
system to its normal, health v condition.
Surprising results follow tho' use of this
great Nervo Tonic and Alterative. Your
appetite returns, gnol digest ion is restored,
and the I.lveraud Kidnevs resume henlthv
action. Trv a Isittle. Price f0c. at Pro
per oz Doutt s Drugstore.
I have no hesitancy in recommending
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy to tlio public as I do to my
friends 'and patrons. I used it uiyiel
after other well-known lemodies had
failod, aud it cured mo iu a few minutes.
I recommend it candidly and cheerfully
upon its merits, not from a financial
stand-point, because I havo others in stock
on which I make a larger profit, but bo
cause Chamberlain's Is tho best remedy I
knowof for bowel compluints. There is
no doubl about it, it does the work.
James Forgy, Druggist, McYoytnwn, I'll,
For sa by Siggins A 1'ones, Druggists.
The New IHarevrrr.
You have heard vour friends mid imii-1
bors talking ahout'it. You may yourself
nn ono ol tlio many who know from per
sonal experience just how good a thing it
is. If you have over tried it, you are one
of its staunch friends, Ihh-iiiiso tho won
derful thing aliout it is, that when oneo
given a trial. Dr. King's New Discovorv
ever alter holds a placo In the house. If
you nave never usj it ami sliou'd bo
altlictod with a cough, cold or anv Throat,
Lung or Chest trouble, secure a'lsittlo at
mice and give It u lair trial. It is guaran
teed every time, or money refunded.
Trial Unities Free at Proper A Doutt's
Drugstore.
Whea Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Mum, she clun to Caatoria.
Wbeo aba bAd Children, the give them Caatoria.
TIONIWTA MAKKirrM.
COKUKCTKD KVKKY TUESDAY, IIY
ltKI.IAm.E DEALI.'KS
Flour barrel choice - - 6.H)(S,G.25
Floury sack, - - l.SSl.AO
Corn Meal, 100 ttis - - 1.10(g) 1.25
Chop feed, puro grain - - l.OOI.lU
Corn, Shelled - 60(71,70
Roans $ bushel ... 2.50(3.00
Ham, sugar cured ... PJJf.y
Rrcaklkst Racon, sugar cured - 11
Shoulders - y
Whitollsli, half-barrels ... 8.50
Lake herring half-barrels
Sugnr ... . . . - 6(a&J
Syrup Otif.vlK)
N. O. Molasses new ... 00(y,76
Roost Rio Coffee ... (,,,
Rio Collco, ... . 25(r$
Java Coffee .... 3J35
Tea 20ji""5
Uutter (7V15
Rico 8
Eggs, fiesn ... . (Vi, 15
Salt best lai c .... j.00
tarl (.1,10
Iron, common bar .... ,&o
Nails, find, f keg .... 2.25
Potatoes .... (.jl.00
Llmo bbl. .... 1.0s
Dried Apples diced pur tti - .(a)10
Dried I'.ecf .... - 15
Dried Peaches per th 10
Dried l'eai lies pared per X - 15
Fred, (ircttcnl)crgcr,
(JKNEIUL
BLACKSMITH & MACHINIST.
All work 1101 tabling to Machinery, En
gines, Oil Well Testis, lias or Water Fit
tings and Oenoral lllackHiiiltliing prompt
ly dono at Ixiw Kates. Repairing Mill
Machinery given sjMjcial intention, uud
satisfaction guaranteed.
Simp in rear of and just west of the
Shaw House, Tidioute, l'u.
Your patronage solicited.
IRE D. (i RETT EN 11 K KG E it.
EDINBORO
STATE NOljl SCHOOL
Fall Term OpeiiN fceplt'iu
brr 5, 1M2.
Now is the time to engage riHiins, Ap
plications are being recolvod every day.
OVER 10 APPLICANTS
FOR SENIOR CLASS OF 1893.
Tho school has been fullv eiiiippsl.
Every teacher, a loachur ol uxperiein u.
Ivliulioro is tlit place to prcpuru for
tearliing. boih prolcshioiially uud iulei-hs-tiially.
One term sent iu Edinboro means an
increased salary hi the young teacher.
A student can have our unexcelled ad
vantages this fall lerm at an outlav of
only f.o. Personal investigation is solio-
MARTIN O. IIKNEDICT. Principal.
julJO. Edililsiro, Pa.
TIDIOUTE
MACHINE SHOP & FOUNDRY
C. . DANIELS,
MACHINIST,
FOUNDER I BLACKSMITH.
All Machine and Foundry Wonc and
Rlacksmithiiig promptly done at lowest
tales aud guaranteed. Sled shoes of all
kind ou hand.
MILL WORK A SPECIALTY.
WORKS The Carson : Slum. r ltr.il.
road Station,
-PITT
Money in Thy Vu
It is a satisfactory thing to contemplate.
Those who siiuiiiler money on poor goods
and bad bargain have thin (wkctbooks.
Oct the worth ol your money.
These lirst warm days bring inquiries for
LIGHT UNDERWEAR.
From our large assortment we particu
larize a lew :
Silk and Wool Mixture, fl.OO per gar
ment. I Jim lis' Word and Lambs' Wool Mixed,
7"e to $1.."iO per garment.
Si-a Island mid Egyptian ltalbriggsn,
"jOc per garment.
French Italhrigimn, C. O. make, 75c to
$1.00 per parnieut.
India Oiiur.cs, c and Hoc per garment.
RECOLLECT:
We get you your proper size. If yon
arc snort or long in tlio legs or arms, we
nave special lengths. lioth hall and full
sleeves and extra sizes up to 60.
McCUEN A: SIMON,
Tailors, Hatters, Furnishers, Mrxlera'o'
Price Store. Exclusive agecls lor Dr.
Jaeger's Sanitary Woolen Underwear.
Yuuman'.s celebiatod New York lists and
Fodriek's I'ustoni Shirts to older.
2!) Mviiorti St., Oil d'lly, Ia.
CURE
Sick Hcftclnrheanri relieve all the tnsibkw Inoi
ri-nl to a bilimi. state of the system, such a
liiziliK'HH. Nausea. Drowgiuca. Iltstn-ss after
rstinir. I'sin in the (title, Ac. While their m
remarkable success has been shown in curing
SICE
Headache, jH Cahtkr's l.rrn Itvkr Vn.iM
an equally valuable In Constipation, ctirhiK
and preventing this annoying complaint, while
they also corrtvt all dlaorckra of tnti stomach,
Ftimi.tnto the liver and regulate the bowela,
iLveu If they only cured
MEAD
Ache they would be almost pi lei lsss to thorn
who suffer from this dfstrttsstnir complaint:
but fortunately their goodness dora not end
here. And thoso who once try them will And
these little pills Yslusblo In so many ways that
tliny will not be willing to do witliosl them,
but after all sick bead
ACHE
Is the bane of mo many Uvea that here to where
we make our great boast. Our pills euro ti
while others do not.
t Barter's Littli I-iveh Fillr are very small
and very easy to take. One or two pills make
a dose. They are strictly vegetative aud do
not gripe or purge, but by their gentle action
itleane all who use them. In vials at 85 cents;
Ire for (1. Sold everywhere, or sent by ntaJL
CA&TU KSDIC1K1 CO., V Tort
yii SnuHDtts. Ufri
HOP balsam!
NATURE'S COBBLER,
Repairing, Mending, Making the
and worn uut now.
HOP DAT-SAM la composed of fresh
hope ami Uiotxtguruis halpanisaiid ex-
pecioranif Known
prtNlucinerefrvahlng
alccp, and when the
mlnit ia at repute It
Assfota nature a nil
ht-nlfl the hotly.
Th healthful and me
dicinal prwportiwiof ihe
hop are well known.
Hop PftlMun will cure
4'OMgb. fetriw. A
tlmia. Kuril Tla ran I.
( enimiMien, n r n
r till I, uud ell pMlruen
ftry mptntntH It
tUiatn rie lhphrKinai'i
f lt-ar thtf liiiifci of ll morMi
I'm I tor. Mothers will flrvl
tho UAf.BA-te-ceMrm.tN'tn
for l iMtoivel v ami eil 11 ren.
it curun wneo cure 14 uot-1
all le. Try It.
IT CURES the mmitsttib
born ciUMts win n all oil I
rcmefliOM nave iwico.
- IT ALLAYS the m ini.
from that terrible Cuugfc win.-a cure I
la 10 iuu Daiauce. 1
ir von nrntrmilih'd with !ung r T'lilmouary I
cumplaiuis you -bould lako Uor Halau. I
a large bottle Get a free sample I
for 35 cents, 1 at your druggi-ii,
Po not eruot a mihfftltiita. WholMfth ln4. I
a4 and oa Waahlnnton treet.l
nurrALU, n. v.
R. C. HEATH,
STARR, FOREST COUHTY, PENN.
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY
Of Kvcry I)ccritioii.
Mowers, Binders, Iiakos, Drills,
Plows, Harrows, Cultiva
tors, Fotato Diggers,
Rollers, &o.
BEST FERTILIZER KEPT IN STOCK.
I li.imllo noiio Imt tli vvrv lutust and'
li,!L ni inarliiniirv ami hkI I cm tliH ABKiMt
U'Iiiik posMililo. t'iirlii'acii(eiiiilatiug lbn
ur-li-o of aiiyiliiiiK in thix lino aliouiil
commit inn Iwlnrtt cltiMing a doul, a 1 feet
s.ilisliixl I cau tin liolUir by thttiu than
llicv "n do iilMiiwIiuro. ('in rtHiiuleiieo
uiciv.u J'mI luoiiiiuly allellclod to.
J OK1SNZO rTLIVN'.
Mautiiiictiircr of iinil Iwler iu
HARNESS. COLLARS. BRIDLES,
Arul all kimU of
HORSE FURNISHING GOODS.
TIONKSTA. FA.
IK Y1' WANT u re.s)retttbl job ctf
iirintini; lit a rca.-,uiialilt ric xud you
orilcr io tin oilke.
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