THE FOREST REPUBLICAN.
4l It. WINK, tDITOK a PROVMItTOM.
WKDNESPAY, AUGUST 10, !8i
NATION.tl..
President,
RKNJAMIN HAK1USON.
of Indiana.
Vice President,
Y 11 ITKIjA W HKin,
of New York.
fiTATK.
Jtiriire of llio Supreme I'ourl.
JUlMJK JOHN DF.AN,
of lilair County. -Conirioss-nt-I.arjre,
AI.KXAXIIHMl MclH)WH,.
of Mercer County.
WILLIAM LILLY.
of Carbcn Countr.
I'OINTV.
Ascuil'l v,
.1. J. HAltillT,
of llowo Township.
Trenaurer,
i UINTA I.N JAMIKSON,
of Tionesta Township.
Surveyor,
.1. F. PKOPFK,
f Tionesta Koroufjli.
Hah nnybody ever heard of aa
Euglinh iron or steel mill tlmt paid
the mine wages as were paid at Home
etcad? This is directed at (lie Free
Trader.) who are pointing to the
Homestead aflair as one of the results
of Protection.
Con;kej has adjouroed. Tis well.
It came very near accomplishing
nothing, but in its latter days it sue
eeeJer in nassinp a new exDressiou
which bids fair to have quite a run.
"Whore was I at" will stand as the
principal achievement of the Fifty
second Congress. Mizsard.
Democrats in the East ore tie
uouncing Chairman Carter as a free
silver man and Democrats iu the
West are denouncing him for not
being a free-silver man. And thus
they are refuting each other, as usual.
They ought to compare notes and
come to an understanding.
Euwakd Atkinson, the able aud
well known free trade writer, is com
pelled by facts to make the following
admissions in a receut article: "There
has never been a period iu the history
of Ibis or any other country when the
geueral rato of wages was as high as
it id now or the price of goods rela
tively to the wages as low as they are
to day, oor a period when the work
man, iu tbo strictest sense of the word,
has so fully secured to his own use uud
enjoyment such a steadily and pro
gressively increasing proportion of a
-cousiBuiiy increasing prouuci.
Fnroljfu Exultation.
la the event of Cleveland's election
the foreign manufacturers expect to
swamp the United State with goods
made by cheap workmen, aud conse
quently solJ here at a cheap prioe
and tbey are loudly exulting that
Cleveland's success means the repeal
of the KcKinley bill. It might be
thought that these European maou
facturors would keep quiet during the
campaign, but they cannot contain
themselves. Witness the following
extract from an article iu Kuhlow'a
German Trade Ilcview, priuted it
Berlin, July 20th :
"When the bill which bore the hou
ored name of McKiuley was iutro
duced into the Representative House
at Washington manufacturers of Sax
ony who exported their goods to tbe
Uuited States were seized with the
greatest anxiety. Branches of the
axouy textile industries feared that
their whole trade would bu destroyed.
"We cau affirm with certainty " uot
ouly that the industry of Saxouy will
'overcome the ill c elects of the Mc
Kiuley bill, but that tbo prospect is
uot so gloomy as was expected.
"It is thought that the votes of the
electors will shortly destroy McKiu
ley's work in the immense Transatlan
tic Union, will dispense with the
password of 'America for Americans,'
and, by giviug a splendid victory to
the Democratic party, will open a freo
path to our export trade.
"These are the hopes which have
roused so much ioterevt throughout
Saxony in the result of the uext elec
tion for President of the United
States.
"Articles which are cheap in price,
but very largely consumed, caunot be
produced so cheaply iu the United
Stales as in Germany, owing to the
high price of wages."
There is a good deal of honesty iu
the above extract. Tbe Democracy
are expected to destroy McKiuley's
work, and dispeuse with the password
of "America for Americana." That
is just what the Republican orators
uid.spaperd have boeu 6aying all
along.
"A spluudid victory to the Demo
cratic party will open a free path to
our export trade." Very true, but
lLat time will uot come tliis vtar. nor
will it ever coma ii" tliu A merienn
workiDgmao consults liib owu inlerebtii.
Cheap xoodd uiauufactured iu Koroj e I
ry uieo wuo nvo ou starvation wuyes
will never uoiupeto with the saii;e
ooiIh itiauufucturoil iu America by
v rkiii;;iu;ii Nho make ijjoiJ withes,
mil their
!' .Cahlv.
I.
The apprehensions which the Dem
ocrats feel about Chairman Carter are
shown by the ugly fight they are
opening up on him. Chairman Carter,
however, continues to saw wood.
The Slate elections near at hand
fall due as follows : Arkansas elects a
Governor and Legislature the first
Monday in September, Vermcut and
Maine fleet Governor, Legislature and
Congressmen on the
September
first Tuesday of
Com;ki. adjourned Ut Friday
It went out iu a blaze nut of glory
anything yo'i wi.li to call it. It was
not a very creditable Congress. It
bickered and fought aud wrangled and
nude' a fpectiele of itself generally,
much to the disgutt of he people.
Hut what else could be expected where
tha Democrats are in the majority?
There will be no more howling from
Democratic, throats about a billion
dollar Congiejs. They say that and
went more than forty four miiliou
better. They "hollered" before they
were ready aud there won't be any
more of it from that source on that
score. iMot any.
Tut Democratic platform soys:
We denounce Republican protection
as a irautl. there is no wav in
which that can be misconstrued or
distorted. It is a threat to the whole
existing economic condition of the
natiou. Kuch being the case CJrover
Cleveland knows that no man who
stauds on it can hope to be elected
President of the United States. So
he seeks to "modify" it. The reason
is exactly the same that led the Dem
ocratic House of Representatives from
passing the free silver bill, aud a free
lumber bill, and a free iron ore bill,
namely, a truckling cowardice about
openly dcclariug a policy to the peo
ple. It is accompanied by exactly
the earoo reservation as that made by
the House "Wait until after elec
tion." If the Democrats are success
ful tbey propose to play "mali "after
the election."
ror bargains iu b urniture go to
fe. 11. lluslct S hou s cheap furuiture
store. tf.
CURE
Sick Hradftche and ivlfew all the tmuhlen fne.
dent to a hfliuus state of tlw system, such at
lHzzim'KH, N'austa. Drowsiuess, Distress after
eating. I'atn In the Side, Arc. While their moHt
remarkable aiiccem has Itcen shown in curing
SICK
Headache, yet C'ahtkr s Littij. Itvbr P11.1
arc: equally valuable in Uonblijtation, curing
and preventing this annoying complaint, whilti
they alfto c trivet all disorders of the stomach,
MimutAto the liver and regulate the bowol.
Even if they oniy cured
HEAD
Aohe thrv would be almost priceless to those
who imtftT from this distressing complaint;
hut fortunately their goodness doec not end
hero, and those who ouce try them will rind
theso little pills valuable In so many ways that
they wilt not be willing to do without thesu
but after all sick head
ACHE
Is th banc of so many lives that herv Is where
we make our greAt boast. Our pilU cure It
while others do not.
Oahtf.h'ii Little Liver Pills ar very small
and vry easy to take, tine or two pills make
a dime. They are strictly vegetable and dp
not gripe or purge, but by their geutle action
pleane all who use them. In viaU at 5 cents;
five for $1. Hold evervwliere, or sent by mull.
CUTIS VZSlCltfl CO., Vew Tcrtt.
U 11 Sail U Fries.
PUT
Money in Thy Purse.
It is u sutiblai lorv tl i i 11 n to cunlcinnlatu
Tho.o who squander money on poorKoxls
aim iiait liar.tiiis Imvc trim pocket books,
lint tho worth ot your money.
1 hesu lii-sl warm clays bruit; iuquirics f !
LIGHT UNDERWEAR.
From our larKO ashortineut wo particii'
lari.u a tew :
Nil k and Wool Mixture, $1.5o jier ijar-
111. HI.
Ijtmbs' Wool and I.aiuhs' Wool .Mixed,
7.k: to (fl.iiO per )iariiiiiit.
Sea Inland and Knyptiun lliilbriau.
0c per K'U'Uif lit.
rreiii'li Kalbri'iirau, C. li. make, 7."i: to
Vl.'iO per pai incut.
J ndin I uii.cs, U.M- aii.l ;lSc per garment
RECOLLECT:
We cot you your proper size. It you
are snort or lonu in tliu Ic's or arms, we
haVH special lengths. Iloth half und lull
sleeves and extra sics up to TO.
McCUEN SIMON,
I uuors, Matters, Kiirnisiiers, Modcralo
Price More. Kxclusive averts lor Ir.
I.i.cis .aiuMrv Woolen Umlerweur.
Y iiiiiiaiiS coicbi alisl New Yoi k Mats and
lV.lrlrk s l ii .li.in Mill ie to older
! ! , Vn.
i , dmillistrator'ti KotiCO.
I.i tier . '.I a. Iiiuni-.tr. it: iii on (he estate
oi t'attei:no (1. Noble, lute ( lliikory
towni.hip, K .reht county, deceased, huiii
bi t 11 1,1 .uut it lo .lie ui.ii(.TM:iiC.l, a!, pel
sons in. I btci. i,, s.,i,( t will please
make iiuiiicili.iie payment, and those
bavin-; leaal ..iiii.. a-.rainsi thu '...iii.c i!l
1 1 ri 1. 1 I i.i witli in i'e! iv I
' IIAIli.l.s A. Mil. I ln..i,,Ni,at..r.
"i 'iic-ii.. l a. I ip... :.i, v.i-.;
CARTER'S
H PILLS. tLi
JlLaJH
DAVID MINTZT
Of Marienville, Pn.,
Oilers bargains tlmt never wer heard of before In this part of the f-oiiiitry for
SPOT CASH FOB Tl NEXT THIRTY DAYS.
Must have the room for new ood and innko room for Kail and Winter Rlock.
Nl TIMDIt IHCY .OOIN AMI WI1ITK UOOIIS
All must h'o, regardless of (, for pof cbnIi.
.tiim.i.m:y ;ooiw.
Jjidie if you want a Hat or Jioimet lo not forget this ISO ilay milr.
ItOOTS AM) SIIOKH
Miiht also bo s.ikl fur the Make or room.
Jir.X'.N, HOYS AXI YH HI'S 4 I.OTIIIXj
Will he roI.I. rcaraiif of cost, for spot rash, for tho canio rcMou.
C'nriH'ls Mal. IIugN, CiirlnliiH, lrum-rT, Uranorv Volvn
aul HaiiKliigH liiiiMt ko uh the rrwl.
Knhy Carriiigi M, The U heeler fc WIKou Sewing Ma--hlii(,
liiroiiHuaro,
In fart iwythiiiK I have in stork must ro, reardloi or cost, in thin 30 day hih1 cash
!al. I am nircnt for Jiinur MuCnll pattrnm. Anytliinu you want in thin llno n.l to
1 nlKO pay the lnulicst pne-cs for Ilidon, Witt, Wool and (liiiHeiiK.
DAVID MINTZ. Marienville, Pa.
H. J. HOPKINS k CO.,
LEADERS IIST
QUALITY,
CLOTHING! CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
Talk about Clothintc ! Wo have tho quantity, the quality and our prices are at the
bottom Our (?'Hds ore new, fresh, and all piiarantcTd as represented. Koe the jroods
and p't the prices before you buy.
Dry Goods! Dress Goods! Domestic Goods!
Don't matter what you want in the lry
every description. Whilo Hoods of all kinds. Km broideries, Ac.
SHOES! SHOES! SHOES! SHOES!
Ladies', lietit's, Misses', and Children's,
they see what wo have and learn the price.
HATS ! II ATS !
When you want a Uut look through our
win pay you.
Carpets, Oil Cloths,
Satchels, Wall Paper, &c.
We keep most anything peoplo want and won't lie undersold.
GROCERIES!
Our stock of (groceries is always tin t.i
prices.
e meet you at tho iionr.
H. J. HOPKINS & CO.,
TIONESTA, PENN.
Lawrence &
D12ALKHH 1N-
CLQTHING. DRY GOODS NOTIONS
WARE, STATIONERY, CANNED GOODS, CUTLERY,
JEWELRY, TOBACCO, CIGARS.
HOOTS AND SHOES A SPECIALTY !
iOODS OF FIRST CLASS QUALITY IN E VICKY DEPARTMENT.
znCJOWflY lOBHCJl ABB CABH
TAKEN IX UXl'UAStJK FOR HOODS.
SIGGINS
ISL'l'CHSSOKS TO
DRUGGISTS
TIONESTA, -
IX OUK liltOCEKY liEPAKT.MEXT WILL ALWAYS HE FOUND
rim mmumr anocmuBS.
liKKHIES, FRUITS Si VEUETAHLES OF ALL KINDS, IN SEASON.
In our Drug Department, which i in charge of a thoroughly competent Clerk,
will always be found the
PUREST DRUGS
PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED WITH UTMOST CARE.
S. H. HASLET & SONS,
HAVE A FULL LINE OF
FTJRilSriTXJRE,
UNDERTAKER'S GOODS !
GIVE TECElvS: .A. CMjILj.
tioniosta,
AND LOW PRICES 1 1
Goods lino, we have it. lilack Hoods of
It won't pay anyone to buy Shoes until
HATS ! HATS !
stock before you buy. We guarantee it
Trunks,
the slaudind.
Fresh poods and reu.sonable
Smearbaugh,
HATS, CAPS. GROCERIES, QUEENS
& - FONES,
PKOl'EK A DoUTT,)
Sc GROCERS,
PENN.
AND CHEMICALS !
- - PKnsr.
Pit!
Mason's
If not, why not?
You arc not taking any chances.
ml 11
A dozen of the above
customer. All new-comers who have not as yet dealt at
Barnett's Famous One
Arc entitled to the above dozen of Fruit Jars with every
$10.00 purchase. Nine out of every ten who are asked where
they buy their Clothing, Coots, Shoes, Dry Goods, Groceries,
Trunks, Valises, and
Barnett's Tionesta, Pa.
The tenth customer is a new-comer and
us yet.
We want that tenth customcr-to call and be convinced that
I am selling goods lower than any business
rounding vicinity.
Hides and Pelts
AGENTS lvo":::ir DEALERS
JACK FROST FREEZER.
A Sciontilio Miicbino mado on n Scicntiiie Primvplc. Save
their eoiit u dozen times a year. It i not muisy or sloppy. A
child can operate it. S 'lla at hiht. Send for prices and
ilincounlH.
29 Murray St., NEW YORK
Makes Ice Cream in 30 Seconds.
ACME BLACKING is cheaper
at 20 cents a bottle than any
ether Dressing at 5 cents.
A Lit Tie GO3 A LONG WAYS
. liecmife shoes once blackened with it can
l-e kept dean hy washing them with water,
l'eoplo in moderate, circumstances lind it
proiitiihlo to buy it at 20c. a bottle, becauso
wlir.t they epend for Blacking they saTe in
slice leather.
It b tho ehcniieJt blacking consijrring
iii euality, rnd yet wc want '. Bell it
rhc.'ijicr it it c;;n Ce done. Vi'o will pay
SI 0,000 Reward
fir a rro'pe tl.rt will cniil lc us to nu.ko
Vi'UF'a Achi: I'.lackimi at niich a price
tlmt 11 retailer can profitably tell it tit 10e. a
Ixitile. 'l'liispfTerUepen until Jan.lst,
WCIiir & ItA?IBOLPn.Fhiladelphio.
CU1 Junuturt painted with
PIK-RON
('.ii i:i the r.-.Tv.o of the paint), looke liko
etaincl i.nu vi.iaislicd nev urn i lure. One
coat w i' l ilo it. A child can apply it. You
can chmpj a pine to a walnut, or a cherry
to ra.ihog.tuy; there is no limit to your
uu.ic. All retailers sell it.
R. C. HEATH,
STIRR, FOREST COUNT!. PENN.
Agent for
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY
of Kvery Iirweription.
Mowers, Binders, Hakes, Drills,
Plows, Harrows, Cultiva
tors, Potato Diggers,
Rollers, &c.
BEST FERTILIZER KEPT IN STOCK.
I handle none lint the very latest and
lett of machinery and null ou the eioit'Ht
lei iu poNilile. I'. u Ucs contemplating the
purchase of HiivlhiiiL' ill Ibis line tihould
consult me l lorc clnsini; a deal, as I feel
t.atisne.1 1 i. :.i do l.i tier I y them than
ti. py i .iu cNewhtTC. (.'oi rehpor.denco
-iln- v. I pi' Miptly altended lo.
you get n down
Quart Fruit Jars?
UTI
Fruit Jars will be given away to every,
Jewelry, will tell you
and Produce taken.
PROCLAMATION.
Wiikiikah, Tho lion. CharleM If. Noycs,
I'rctidont Juiluc of the Court of Common
I'leaM and i'iiirter Ses-iioiiti in mi l for
the county of lMii ist, Utw lusilcd his pi e
opt for hiilding n Court Dl't'ommcii l'le.i-i,
liuartcr Sessions, Ac, at Tionesta, lor
lli I'ounty of Forest, to commence on tho
hunt Monday of Au., beiua tho .'.Uli ilav
or Aug., 1S;i2. Notice is therefore Rivon to
tho Coroner, .funticeof the IVaceiiuil Cm.
tallies of M.tid couiitc. Unit they lio then
aud there in their proper persona nt ten
o'clock A. M ot aaid day with their
reeoids, iiupiinitionn, examination, and
other remembrance, to do those IhiiijrM
which to their ollieo appertain to lo done,
and to those M hoare lioiiml in recoKiilzani e
to prosecute against the iiriaonera ihat are
or shall be in thejail of 1 orest Countv, that
they may bo then mid there to prosecute
MKiiinst them as shall ho just. (liven un
der my hand and seal this 3nth day i f
July, A. I. IWi'J.
JOHN K. OSiiOoD, L.s. Hheriir.
Confirmation Notice.
Notice is hereby k'i ven that the follow.
ift accounts have lieou tiled in my ollice
and will bo precnted at tho next term of
court tor coulirmation :
First and final account of Frederick C.
l-acy, lCxecutor of tho last will and testa
ment of (feoi'o J. I.acy, late il (ireen
township, Forest county. Pa., deceased.
First and Anal account of W. O. tiloiin,
! Kxcoutor of tho last will and testament ol
Lorenzo lleiuie, late of Jenks township,
Forest county. Pa., deceased.
First and final account of Karah A.
Mnliuey, Administratrix of tho estate of
I). J. Mohney, late of Jenks township,
Forest eountv, I'a., dm-eased.
I First and final account of Klizatieth A.
' Iloti hkiss, Administratrix of tho estate of
l. V. Ilot.-I.kiss, lat of Harmony town
ship, Forest countv, I'a., deceased.
I First and linal account of J. II. Mazn,
! Aduiiiiistrator ul t!ie estate of Jacob Mao,
. latent' Harnett township, Forest county,
I'a., deceased.
First and linal account or (i. W. Robin
son, Guardian of Kdwiird C. ISenuett, late
ol Tinncsta liorouj-di. Forest county, I'a.
Attest, CAI.VIN M. Alt.N'KK,
Clerk of Orphans Court.
Tioiu sta, Fa , July 30, lMia.
I TIDIOUTH
MACHINE SHOP & FOUNDRY'
j C. E. DANIELS,
I MACHINIST,
j FOUNDER & BLACKSMITH.
I All Marhino nud Foundry Woiic and
Itlacksmithiii): promptly il"iio at lowest
rates and uaritntectl. .Sled shoes of ull
kind ou baud.
MILL WORK A SPECIALTY.
works -Tho chimhi hbop,
road Station,
TliHOUTi:,
near Iiail-
ii:xr.
IF YOU WANT a . ,-,jiecli,b!e jb ol
printing at 4 re. isoii.il.lt price stud your
r 1 3r 10 tln. ol'tic'.
of
SiJIln
Price Store,
at
has not heard from
i
house in the sur
TIM 13 TAPT.K In
ellect July fi, 1IWI.
Train lenvn Tio
nesta fur nil City
ami Miiuts West M
follow s :
No. u.l Tliiuiijili Freiliticany
inr piistni.rersi
No. 31 II111V.1I.1 K press
No. (it Way Freight (earryinj;
passengers)
No. :i3 Oil City F.x rw daily..
::w . in.
12: Oil noon.
4:17 lit.
T:rsl p. 111. j
For Hickory, Tidionto, Wurreit, Kiiixua,
llradford, Clean and the Kast:
No. Stl (ilean Kxpressdaily 8HI n. 111.
No. :U l'ittburih ICxpres's 4:17 p.m.
No. !nl Through FrciKht (ear- .
ryins passeuHi h ) 7;K) p. m.r
Trains T3 n-ul !K1 Kun Iaily and carry
passcni rs to and from )xiints lHilwpitl
Oil City and Irvineton ouly. Ulhur liaiua
run daily except .Sunday.
lictTimo Tallies and full information
from J. li. CltAlU. Atreut, Tionesta, I'm.
It. 11K1.L, (icn lSupt.
J. A. KICM.OWH,
Jeu'l I'assciiKOr & Tb-ket Agent,
llullalo, N. V.
0
a?
Tw Bottle Cured Her. TI
(Uaaou low, July, UK
I TO mewing 10 jtmn from diovkt la my
bead, m muob K.lUt at Uum I dida't umM
to raeovar, I took BMdlctoei fiom many do
on,bnt did not gat any raUol aaUI I took raataa
Koeuitf't Mara Tonia. Tba aaaood duM rollnad
maaadS botUaa eund ma, H W. fliCK,
HlumnLl.B, Pa., Maroh, lflal.
Wa bogaa nalnn faatur Koonig'a Nana 'iioala
lot our 14-yaat-old dancbtoi (bo had bad aft.
lepUo Ata alaoe aba waa 6 yaai-a otdl oway a Jan
ago wlUi but Uttla bopa ol any good, aa wa bad
buaa to ottonUiaappoiutad in ocbaa lananliaa.
but aoon attar oilug thla madidna aba bagaa va
gat txituar, and a a bopa that any and all adtlat.
ad with tbia tnrlbla dtaoaaa wUl try yoar waat
darlai ramady. I racoinmand yoar tuadloiua ta
avary oat aaaoted wtUa auy ntrmmt aiUviaaj
ukaltmr, H. b. UNUUtM,
mrP"A alaabl Boa aa rfarcaaa
If II ftf tt UlaMm aeut fraa la aay addraaa
I l f and poor paUauia can alno obiaui
I lllaiial iiUl medirlua rraa ut ctwrsa.
Tli 1 a ramady baa baea preparad by tha ftort laal
tatitor Koonm. ol Fort WaToa. Ind. ai 00a aa4
u oo prapand uudar bla dmctloa by tua
KOENIC MED. CO.. Chicago, Ilk
Sold by Dminrtata at 81 par Bottle. ClbrfjJ
Larsaalu,1.73. 6 BotUaa tor
THE OLD RELIABLE
LIVbK Y rAtSi.k.(
OF
0
S. S. CHWFIELD, PROPRIFTOR. v
(hhI StiM'k, fiiMsl CarrhiKen and ItiiK
Vries lo let 11 1 mil tho most rea-sonable terma
He will also ilo a
JOB TIE.A3UEi:TG-
All Did. is leu at tiie Post Otllce will
je.eiva prompt .lUtntion,
?
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