THE FOREST REPUBLICAN. d. K. WINK, EOITOR PSOPRIITON. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 81, 18P2. ItEPUm.ICAX TIOKIX NATIONAL,. President, BENJAMIN HARRISON, of ImliaiiR. Vice President, WHITELAW REID, of New York. STATE. J nil(?n of the Supreme Court, JUDUR JOHN DEAN, of Blair County. Conirress-nt-T.rgo, ALEXANDER MCDOWELL, of Mercer County. WILLIAM LILLY, of Carbon County. COl-JSTY. Assembly, J. J. HAIOHT, of Howe Township. Treasurer, QUINTAIN JAMIKSON, of Tionesta Township. Surveyor, J. V. PROPER, of Tionesta Rorongh. IMrORTAM TO VOTERS. The attention of Ronuliliean com- mittoomeu, and all other, who have aa interest in the success of the party at the approaching election is specially directed to the following important matters : 1 TU.t .11 L J i- i . November 8th, must be registered on or before Thursday, September 8th, - ti'.at being the last day for registering. . The Act of May 29th, 1891, (P. duty of the assessors to assess, from time to time, on the personal applica tion of anyone claiming the right to vote." Under this provision of the law, the voter must make personal application to the assessor to have his name added to the lint of voters. Tho assessors will be present at the election bouse of each district on Wednesday Sept. 7lh, and Thursday, Sept. 8th) between the hours of three o'clock and six o'clock, p. m., on each of said days, for the purpose of bearing and acting upon applications for Assessment and Registry. 3. No person shall be permitted to at the election, whose name is n said list, unless he shall make proof of his right to vote as heretofore equired by law. 4In view of the difficulties that will arise under the new Ballot Law from want of knowledge on the part of the voter, the importance of having the voter's name on the list, so that he may have as little trouble as possible in casting his ballot, will be readily understood. 5. Therefore, see that every Repub lican voter is registered. It may comfort the little Tin Hale Liar to know that forty-two tin plate firms are prepared for work, and twen ty six factories have produced 20,000, 000 pouuds this year. Stevenson, tho Democratic candi date for Vice president, has left New York for his Illinois home, very much discouraged over the outlook, He will now have to explain bis attitude during the war, something he cannot get away from. And what a deal of prevaricating he will indulge in. Hon. WniTELAw Reid, the next Vice President of this great and glori ous nation, is very much pleased over the political outlook, and says the Re publican ticket will win. Mr. Reid has the reputation of being able to read the political future a trifle clearer than the average political loader, and be never makes a mistake. Look out for a land slide in November, . under which the Democracy will be buried forever. The true issue cannot be lost Bight of. Secretary Foster says: "The great issue iu the campaign is the tar iff. The Democrats are trying to make a Force bill issue, but tbey are not succeeding. The life is all out of that. The Force bill issue is without vitality. Whatever Mr. llarrisjn has to say on that subjoct in his letter of acceptance w ill be wise and well said." And it will have force enough to kill the Force bill howl of the Diua ites. As was expected the Bwituhmen's strike iu New York is a total failure. The men were called out ou a strike by a few self important leaders who wanted to show their authority, and who gave tbem assurances that they would wiu. 15ut the other organiza tions of railroad mon refused to go in to a sympathy strifco, the soldiers were placed on guard aud trains began to lun, there were many applicants for the strikers' places, and it was only a question of time for tho Btrike to go to to pieces. The men have lost thoir eituutions, a few men have gained a little notoriety, the railroads bavo won, and that is about all there is to say. It is a great pity fur the poor fellows who Lave luot situations by being com pelled to follow the leadership of such impractical leaders. As yet Mr. Cleveland has not signi fied his intention of dropping the free trade issue and adopting Dana's cry of "no force bill 1 Down with negro domination." The London Timet of the 21st of July in winding up a review of the political situation iu the United States says: "Undoubtly, our interests as a trading community must make us wish success to the Democrats, who now for the first time go to the polls as the avowed champions of Free Trade rath er than to the authors and defenders of the mediaeval McKlnly bill." Theroisuotan English newspaper that does not express this sentiment of "The Thunderer" ia somo form. I am for Cleveland for president bo cause I am a free trader. Henry George. The Democratic party, except in the person of imbeciles not worth monton ing, is a free trade party. Henry Watterson. I will never help to make a law which stands in the way of tree trade. Roger Q. Mills. I am a free trader, the Mills bill is a step in that direction. Congressman Breckiuridge. Mr. Cleveland, by his message for which I honor him, has challenged the protected iudustries of the country to a fight of extermination. Senator Vest, (Deiu.) Missouri. Commander-in-Chief Talmer has been in Washington for a few days looking after the work of getting ready fur the National Encampment. He expresses himself as highly gratified at the progress being made, and pre dicts, from knowledge gained by visits to 26 Departments of the Grand Army of the Republic, that the coming Na tional Encampment will be the "high water mark of the G. A. R." that the attendance will be much larger than any other Encampment ever held, or that ever wiill be held. All the vet erans want to come te Washington be fore they die, and bring their wives and children, and tbey are going to swarm hither from every part of the country. National Tribune. The other evening in New York city the general committee of the coun ty Democracy held a meetioor to ccn aider the campaign. In the course of the proceedings Chairman Jackson de nounced Tammany as one of the worst foes Democracy has wilhiu its organ ization,and whenever be mentioned the name of Dave Hill it was roundly hissed. The fight between the Ticer and bis enemies grows mors bitter as the campaign advances. It is a cood sign for healthy polities in New York city when Tammany, the foulest nest of rascals in the country, and Dave Hill, the State thief, are flayed in a Democratic organization. Aud it bodes no good to the Democratic Na tional ticket. Tammany castigated by Cleveland's admirers is not goioe to hurt itself get-.ing votes for Cleve land, auu when Tammany does not practice its election frauds In New York, there is no uncertainty regard ing Republican success. Lot us hope that the County Democracy will not let up on Tammany, and that Tam many will wbet its teeth for a square meal on Cleveland on election day. The Real Cause. There is a growing disposition amoug the Democratic politicians to criticise Chairman Harrity's manage ment of their party affairs. There has been some correspondence on the sub ject with the New York leaders, which makes it look as if Harnty were to be made the scapegoat of the Democratic collapse They claim that the only manage ment the chairman has Bhowo so far is to manage to get around from place to place without accomplishing any thing. It is not Chairman Harrity's fault that the Democratic outlook is so dis couraging aud yet there are many. especially in the West, who are clam- onug through correspondence for his removal from the chairmanship. Tho publication by General Springer of a book on "TaritT Reform the Par. amount Iisue," which he is circulating very generously among Lis friends, is just the kind of a volume to couvince any thiuking American of the non sense of tana reform and the economic suicide of free trade. It makes a fine Republican campaign book, and is much more responsible for the para lyzed condition of the Democracy .1 .i- r . man anyining jiarrny tins or iius not done. Ii is the current history of the Ddrtv on free trade that is iniAinn- tl.n election of Harrison a certainty and ilarnty s wort useless. Uxmaburg Telegraph. "I would rather trust that medicine than any doctor I know of," isaya Mrs. lluttio Mason, of Chilton, Carter Co., Mo., iu speaking of Chamberlain's Colic, Cho lera ami Diarrhoea Remedy. This modi. ciiioi-ai) always bo depuiided upon, oven in tho must severe ami dangerous ea-es, both fur children and adult. 25 and 60 cent bottles for sale by Siprins dt l'oues, dniifi-iKis. DAVID MINTZ, Of Mupicnvillc, Pa., Offers bargains that novor were heard of beforo tn this part of the country for SFOT CASH FOR THE IXT THIRTY DAYS. Must have tho room for now goods and make room for Fall and Winter stock. NUMJIKK IMIY GOODS AIYI W1IITI1 GOODS All must go, regardless of cost, for spot cash. ?iij,i.i.i:hy GOODS. Ladios if yon want a Hat or Itonnct do not forget this 30 day salo. ItOOTS AND SIX OILS Must also bo sold for the sako of room. MKSS, HOYS' AXD YOUTH'S ri.OTIIIG Will bo sold, regardless of cost, for spot cash, for tho eamo reason. Carpets, Mais, Hugs, Curtains, Drapery, Drapery Poles and Hangings must go as the rest. ISaby Carriages, The Wheeler fe Wilson Mewing Ma chine, liiecnsware, Tn fact anything I have in stock must go, regardless of cost, in this 30 day spot cash salo. I am agent for Jiuiur MoCall patterns. Anything you want in this lino send to llm l".y i" uiguuMi. pnecs lor uuiob, DAVID MINTZ, Marienville, Pa. Did you get a dozen of Mason's Quart Fruit Jars? If not, why not ? Yon are not taking any chances. FOR 10 DAYS ONLY, A Dozen of tho abovo Fruit Jars will bo given away to every customor. All now coiners who have not yet dealt at Baraett's Famous One Price Store, Are entitled to the above Dozen of Fruit Jars with every $10.00 purchase Nino out of every ten who aro asked whore thoy buy thoir Clothing, Hoots. Shoes, Dry Goods, Groceries, Trunks, Valises, aud Jowolry, will toll you at TIONESTA, PA. The tenth customer is a now-comer and has not heard from us ye t, o want that teuth customor to call and bo convinced that I an lower than any business house in the surrounding vicinity. Hides and Pells and Produce taken. CARTER'S PILLS. r p i d iriiAii - CURE Sick Heftdftcheanri relieve nil th troubles Inc. dent to a bilious state of the By stem, such as liEint?ha, Nausea. Drowsiness. l)i.strefis after eating. Vain in the Bide, &c. Whilo their most rvmarkablo success has leen shown iu curiug Toadache, yet Carter'. Littls Ljver Fills aro equally valuable In Constipation, curing and pre venting tJiis annoy Ing complaint, while they also correct all disorders of the stomach, simulate the livr and regulate the bo web. Even if they only cured Ache they would be almost priceless to thorn who suffer from this distressing complaint; but fortunately their goodneas does not end here, and thewe who once try them will find these little pills valuable in so many ways that they will not be wilting to do without them, liut after all sick head Is the. bane of so many lives that here Is where we mako our ftnwt boast. Our piUt cure it while other do not. Cartel's t-n-ruG Liter Tills aro very small and very wwv to take. One or two pills make a dose. They are strictly vejretaMe and do not gripe or purge, but by their gentle action please all who use them. In vinh at 25 cents; five for $1 . Sold everywhere, or sent by moil. CUTIS KED1CIW1 CO., e TcrL fen! Pill Si:! lb. kill fries. Ai AXE TO GItIiD. Most people have, oven when they don't say so. It's foolish to think people in business except lor profit. Our objeet is to keep tho margin ot profit as low as pos sible ami treat j ou mo well you can't help comiiiK back riht ulou. Here's an ex ample of a bpeeial ottering; A special lot of fiuo Ihilhrigan Under Shirts ami Drawers, logillai 0e quality, now 25c per garment. 1.0 dozen Moil's Nelieo Shirts, 5oe anil 01. on qualities, now ion, three lor fl.uO, A lot of m'lium woijsht Merino Shirts and Drawers, regular One quality, now l'.c per aimeM. fiPl-X'IAL KALK. McCUEX & SDION, Tailors, Hatters, Furnishers, Moderate J'i'ieu iStoro. Kxclusive Haunts lor Dr. Jaeger's (sanitary Woolen" Underwear. I oiiiiiun's eelebraltul -New York Hats and Pedriek's Custom (Shirts to order. 2!) S i.lMM St.. Oil ('!(. r.-t. i-cus, w ool ana Uinscng. am selling goods OF BALSAi Iu ATilsne fQai rr r repairing, Mending, Making tho Old una wurn tut New. IIOP BALSAM H compofvvi of fresh hops aud the beat gumn, balwime and ex- ptx'torania known producing rtfreahing f loop, tind v. hen tho mind la at reposo it astute nnturo aud heals the body. The healthful and me dlrlnol proper tie of tha hop aro well known. Ifi.n ItnleAtn will xura M,ff2FSr rough. f'oMii, As &y$JF Ihiun. Horo Throat. i onnnmprion. it r o u cfatt in. iu id all Pulraon pry Complaints, It a. filaia to ruittethepiilrKni and clear the lunjra of all mfrtt1 innttT. Mothers will UnJ the BAlAAMexoellent.batli fur thrmpelvee and children. it cuiot w heu cure u po iMo. Try it. I T C U K S tho most stub born csfi when ftU '-her romo J Us have fulled. IT ALLAYS the rnrkltifr from thnt terrible Cough wbeu cure tt iu tho bolauce. V you are troubled with Lung or Pulmonary complaint on should Uiku Uo Hal, Get a large bottle I Get a free sample for 35 cents. at your druggists. Do nut acMtpt euLBtitut. WhokLi 1 nnt rtAin t niiievea tut.' bum if r ae and see Washington Straet, fcUFFALO, N. Y. STAR BONE PHOSPHATE Id.. ' 5...rl PHOSPHATE1 MANUFf nr ITHETyGtRAUXN tfERTIUnR CO. PHILADELPHIA BEWARE! Only tho Best Roods have imitators. Those w bo have uted STAR BONE PHOSPHATE know its value. Do not be dooeived Into buying auy eluiniing to bo tho same as STAR BONE PHOSPHATE which is luauufaeturcd Exclusively by THE TYGERT-ALLEN FERTILIZER COMPANY, Oflieo, No. 2 t'hcstuut Street, PHILADELPHIA. Works, (Jreoiiwich Point, Philad'a, which havo been greatly enlarged iu the pant year and is now one of the largost plants in America. Sue that tho name and brand are exactly like this bate, 'lake no other. (Quality always maintained. In uso over twenty years. If your dealer don't sell it write direct to us. M-'ND 1011 AN ALMANAC. p m H. J. H0PKINS& LEADEES IN QUANTITY, DLUALITY, CLOTHING! CLOTHING! CLOTHING! Talk about Clothimrl We have thn onnntilv. tlin nimlllif ami mir nru, am at ihi bottom. Our (roods Rre new. fresh, and all and got the prices before you bny. Dry Goods! Dress Goods! Domestic Goods! Don't matter what vou want In the Drv every doacription. Wiiite Ooods of all kihdu. EuibroiderioB, Ac. SHOES! SHOES I SHOES I SHOES! Ladios', fient's, Misses' and Children's. It won't pay anyone to buy Shoos until they soe what we have aud learn tho price. HATS ! HATS 1 HATS ! HATS ! When VOU Wmit a Hat look throllirh our stock linforn vnn Imir Wei iriinrnnlnn It will pay you. Carpets, Oil Cloths, Trunks, Satchels, Wall Paper, &c. Wo keep most anything people want and won't bo undersold. GROCERIES! Our stock of Groceries Is always up to the standard. Fresh goods aud reasonable prico". Wo moot you at the door. H. J. HOPKINS & CO., TIONESTA, PEFJN. SIGGINS - & - FONES, (SUCCESSORS TO PHOPER A DOUTT.) DRUGGISTS &. GROCERS, TIONESTA, - - - PENN. IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT WILL ALWAYS BE FOUND TUB FBBSHBSF mQEBIES BERRIES, FRUITS & VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS, IN SEASON. Iu our Drug Department, which is in charge of a thoroughly compotont Clerk, will always bo found the PUREST DRUGS AND CHEMICALS! PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED WITH UTMOST CARE. Lawrence & Smearbaugh, 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 ! G-IVB TUBM .A. CAJLIj. TIONESTA, - - AGENTS w": :r.:r n DEALERS JACK FROST FREEZER. A Seiontillc Machine their cost a dozen times 7T'V child can operate it. SlL 29 Murray St, NEW YORK. Makes Ice Cream in 30 Seconds. Dr. W. F. C0NNERS ElE, EAR, NOSE & TIIKQAT SIMEON, OVER SAVINGS BANK, OIL CITY, PA. Olfioo Hours U to 11 n. m.; 2 to 4 p. in. 7 to (I p. m. Hiuulny, 4 to U p. in. l'nu-tii-e limited to shove spuviiiltius. Fred. Grettcnborgcr, GENERAL BLACKSMITH & MACHINIST. All work poitainini; to Miiehiuery, En- I Kino i, Oil Wtll Tools, t;,is or Water Fit tings aud Genera! Khii-ksniithiiifr jiroinjil- Iv done nt I.cw Itatcs. Repairing Alill oiiienuieiy iveu bpeeial itllenuou, unu suuslUetiuu guaranteed. Shop iu n-ar of and lust west of the Shaw House, Tidioute, Pa. Your patronage solicited. FR V. 1). OR KTT ENliERiiKK. IF YOU WANT a rpe.luilo ), of i- printing at a l uauuubleprieu beudyour urder to this oiiicu. M LOW PRICES 1 ! truafantnixi as rnnrnsnniAiK No n.n ir,i. finnils 11 mado on a Scientific Principle. Save a year. It is not mussy or sloppy. A Soils at sight. Send for prices aud JORENZO FULTON, Manufaeturer of aud Dealer iu HARNESS, COLLARS, BRIDLES, And all kinds of HORSE FURNISHING GOODS. TIONESTA. PA. DrunkonncHK, or tho Liquor Habit, positively cured by aduiinisU'riiiK Dr. Haines' Goldun SpecUle. It is inauul'ae turi'il as a powder, whirh ran bo given iu a K'ass of boor, a eup of eollue or tea, or iu food, without tho knowledge of tho pa-tit-nt. Ii is ubsolutnly h ii niluss, and will eltect a permanent ami speedy euro, whether the patient is a moderate drinker or an alooholiu wreck. It has bwu given Iu thousands of casus, and iu every in stance a period cure has followed. It never fails. Cures (ruarauteed. 4.S paixe book of paiiiculars 1'roo. Address liuL DKN .SPECIFIC CO., laj Race ht., Ciu ciuuaii, V. aug.lU-Iy. 1 TIME TARI,E K luV TloV i i J elVoot July 5, im J t V "t-.1 fi l l tVA "ela for Oil Citf :aUiiUJ follows: j I :""i i"iu wess u No. tl.H Thromth Kri'lfjlit (earry- In-r tifli!iiinr (:ts a. m No. 31 Hull'alo Express 12;0',)noon No. Ill Way Freight (carrying rassnniersl 4-17 n. m No. S3 Oil City Exf ross daily.. 7:63 p. m. For Hickory, Tidioute, Warren, Kiniua, urauioru, .nenn anu me lirast: i Un OA nin.-r . .,-.!!.. a. tt . . -'. ' 'i.ii,i , 1 f'r.i9 uau y ...... o;i t n. ill. 8:41 A. m. 4:17 p. m.i 7:00 p. m. i-if. n I'liLnuiirgu express No. 00 Through Freight (car rying passengers) Trains OS and flfl Run Daily and earrv T i (l u ii 1 1 cm r a 1 ii a ii 1 1 I'mni tmUitu liotwuin ft Oil City and Irvlnnton only. Other trains run daily except Sunday. I Get Tune Tablos and full inflirinntlon irom J. L,. tllAUl, Agent, Tionesta, fn. I U. 11 EL Li. (Idii'lSnnL J. A. FKLLOWS. tion'l Passenger A Ticket Agent, Buffalo, N. V. 0 0 Recommended m (lie nest. IX I Mabs, Pltmooth Co., Ia., May, 1880. 1 nflend from temporary almptsHnoM (ma ercrwark fa two jmucs, (or which I nwd Pastor Eomlg's Nam Tonle, and oaa rooommana no aa toa best medlolne for similar ttonblea. V. BOKMHOBST. Kxtract From a Letter Bf ths RT. 1. MoOow&n, Cadyrille, New Yolk t "I reoommimd yon to annd tot mix bottles of FaaWw Koanig's Nertra Tonle, aud 1st har oaa it aa diiaotod. It onrad aeveral in my pariah, East OLBMinrru,a, N. T., Oct, is, lsgo. I naod one bottle o( Tutor Koenig's Kerr Tonle (or dlulneas and nervous headache, anal It did all yon claim for It and even more. I had beaniuiloium for years. MliS, P. UAJfCM. FREE! VaJnabla Rank an Knmna lKea8na Bont free to any addrane, ' and poor patients can aleo obtaia this medicine rre of oiiaraw- Paator Kocnlff. of Fort Waynn, ludH since UTA alM is now preparod under his dlrectian by tbe KOENICMED.CO.. Chicago, l!L Sold by DrufoflaU at SI per Bottle, 6 for S3 Idtra-e sue, 1.70, 6 Bottle for S9. Ttila miMilvhu hi. on niwnan.d bvtha RwwTWMa vvill be paid for a recipe enabling us to make Wolff's Acme Black ing at such a price that the retailer can profitably sell it at loc a bottle. At present the retail price is 20c This offer li ripen until January xaL, 1893. For parlicuUte addreaj Uie undersigned. Acms Elackino is made of pure nleoho! otlicr liquid drefsingj are made cf wate" Water Cost nothing. Alcohol ii dear., y- can show us how to make it without nlceis to that wecau make AcMtltLACKINGascl.;! as water dressing, cr put it in fancy pat!) ages like many of the water dressings, aa then charge fur the outside appearance t stead of charging (or the contents of U bottle? f WOLIT & RANDOLPH, FhiladelpW PSK-RON it the name of a paint of which a 5C botti -is enough to make six scratched and dulled chsrry chairs ltok like newly finished Bit h iRanici. It will do many other remarkable things hiJh no other paint can do. All retailers sell it. V R. C. HEATH7 STARR, FOREST COUKTt, PEUI. Agent for AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY Of Kvery Description. i Mowers, Binders, Rakes, Drills,. Plows, Harrows, Cultiva tors, Potato Diggers, Hollers, &o. i BEST FERTILIZER KEPT IN STOCK. I Ihsndlonone but the very luUwt and best of inai'hiuory and soil on tho easiest, terms possiblo. i'artioseonteiiiplutiiiK ths ptirclmKe of HiiythiiiK in this line should eonsult me bel'ote eloHiiiR a ileal, as 1 fuel satisfied I can tin hotiur by them tlmn they can tlo elsewhere, t'ornwpoudonet solicited aud proinplly attended to, , mi ' wmrv rStWOtic . -tt ' J f-- ws- 1 f SSSt n a. "-- THE OLD RELIABLE LIVERY STABLE, oi' TIONESTA, - PENN. S. S. CAXFIELD. PROPRIETOR. tlood Stoek, (!od CitrriuKes Biid I?ug f;ies to let upon tho most reasonable terms lie will also do OTOE TIE-A-IMIIItTa- All ortlors loft at tho Post Otliee will reeeive prompt ittumlion. TIDIOUTK t MACHINE SHOP & FOUNDRY ' C. E. DANIELS, MA-CHIIsriST, FOUNDER & BLACKSMITH. All Machine and Foundry W01K and lllaeksiuitliiiiK in-oiniitly done at lowest rates anil piuuuuleed. tiled shoes of all kind ou hand. MILL WORK A SPECIALTY. WOltKS The Carson fchop, near Kail road Station, tiimouti:, Oii WUUK of evcrv (Icscriptiou execu ted at U.e iUajUliJICAN olliee. 3
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