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THE FOREST REPUBLICAN.
. t. WINK,
tOITOM a PnoPRItTOK.
WEDNESDAY, NOV KM BER 23, W.fi.
Son I horn (Jler.
During the recent campaign the ed
itor of the Durham (North Carolina)
Globe, a rank rebel sheet, took occa
eioo to praise Cleveland for vetoing
pensions and abused the Uniou sol
diers as robbers, thieves, murderer
and cut-throats who looted the suuuy
South. Among the Northern news
papers that criei1 shame oo such lan
guage was Col. Cockerill's New York
Advertiser, and it crushed the Durham
man iu lively style. But the Dur
hau man has had his reveoge sioce
Cleveland's election. His brave, mag
nanimous spirit led him to seud the
following telegrra to Col. CoclteriK;
"To the Editor of the Homing Ad
verliter: Tbe brave Buffal o boy, wbo
slapped (he dirty pension beggars in
tbe face, like Moses of old, is a hum
mer with horns. Al Fairbrother,
editor Durham (N C ) Globe."
This exhibition of Southern glee will
be an after election object lesson to
every Union veteran who cast his vote
for Cleveland on tbe 8th inet. "The
vrave BulT.tlu boy, wn4 slapped the
dirty pensioo beggars in the face,"
may and may not again have the op
portunity to repeat the slap. It is
quite likely, however, that he will not,
for it is scarcely to be expected that
Democratic administration controlled
by Tammany and the rebel brigadiers
will ever permit a pensiou bill to pass
through Cougress, and still less it to
be expected that Grover Cleveland
would sign such a bill should it come
before biiu.
Tbe Uuioo soldier has very little to
expect from tbe comiug administration.
Pennsylvania Official.
The official returns nf I he vote in all
the counties of the Siale for PreeMen
tal Electors, Juxlire of Supreme Court,
Congressmen at Large and other State
offices have been received at Harris
burg and computed. President Har
rison polled 516.011 votes to Pesident
elect Cleveland's 452,264 and General
Bid well's 25.123; Harrison's plurali
ty, 63,747. General Weaver polled
8,714 votes, and the Socialist Labor
electors 878 votes. Judge Johu Deau
received 510,292 votes ior Justice of
the Supreme Court ; Justice Heydrick,
446,001 ; Amos Briggs, Prubibitiunist,
22,302; R B. McCombs, People's par
ty, 7,031; N U Criet, Socialist La
bor, 540 ; Dean's plurality, 64.291.
General William Lilly received the
highest number of votes east for Con
gressman at Large, 512.557 Mxjor
Alexander McD. .well polled 511,433;
George A. Allen, 448,714; T. P. Mer
ritt, 447,456; Simeou B. Chase, Pro
hibitionist, 23,667 ; James T. McCrory,
Prohibitiouiet, 22.930; S. P. Cbase,
People's party, 7,466; G. W. Dawson,
7,313; J. Mablon Barnes, Socialist
Labor, 674; Thomas Gundy, Socialist
Labor, 635.
The Democrats bare bowled them
selves boarse over tbe "robber tariff,"
but since they have won on that issue
they are already cautioning each other
to "go slow, about repeating it. If
the "tariff is a tax," and such an un
just one as tbey have roautained, there
should be uo slowoess about its repeal,
Tbe quicker it is killed tbe better.
Why is it that whenever the Dem
ocrats talk of decreasing the expendi
tures of the Government they invaria
bly touch on the subject of peusioub?
Are tbe veterans to be raided by the
next Democratic Congress 1
Professor Koch says that cholera
will uot visit Chicago, or at least that
it has not yet made plans to go there
He says : It is out of the question that
goods or merchandise passing through
Hamburg should carry cholera germs.
It has never been known that new
goods carried such germs. Cholera
may be spread by human beiugs or by
soiled clothing or linen of cholera
patients, but never by goods packed
in wooden cases, by iron or stone. We
knew these facts before, aod tbe re
cent Hamburg epidemic has simply
cofirmed our opinion that only through
contact with affeted persons or their
clothes could cholera be spread."
Few cities in the country have fared
better through the Republican protect
ive policy than Jamestown, N. Y.,
where tbe manufacturing boom some
of tbe industries coming direct from
England as a result of the McKiuley
bill -has added about one third to tbe
population of the town in a short per.
iod, and given the farmers of that
county Chautauqua couuty a market
much better for tbeir products. Yet
the result nf Tuesday's election shows
a loss of 1.000 Republican votes iu the
county. Ouce more tbe qoeslion
arises, "Where are we at?" Blizzard
General Weaver, the defeated
People's party candidate for President,
is out iu ao address in which he de
clares thai the Democratic leaders are
without auy well defined policy except
that of contempt for every element ol
reform within the rauks of tbeir own
party. General Weaver seems to have
been reading up on Democracy.
The Washington Pott "takes pleas
ure in commending to Mr. Cleveland
the Hon. Charles A. Dana for United
States consul aod envuv extraor
diuary to the city of Jerusalem. " Mr
Dana is the gentleman wbo gave Mr.
Cleveland the soubriquet of "tbe stuff
ed Prophet of William street." He
railed for Europe this summer in tbe
full assurance that Grover was licked
IT t .
ue came oaca mis ween to eat crow
and raagnity tbe great Democratic
victory. Franklin Newt-
Matthew Marshall in tbe New
York Sun, writing on "Possible Tarifl'
Changes" and tbe probable effects up
ou business, says : ''It cannot .be de
nied that the Democrats have before
them a difficult task, and one which
win require me uesi laieni in me
country to perform. They have to
provide for an expenditure, euormnus
in amount and beyond their power im
mediately to diminish. If they lower
existing duties, so as to stimulate im
porlaiioDs and thus increase at the re
duced rales the total amoutnt collect
ed, tbey will make enemies among
the home producers of the articles
which compete with those imported.
If they increase tbe present duties,
and add new ones, they unavoidably,
to some extent, make that industry
protection to borne industry. Further
more, the various articles upon which
duties may be collected havesuch com.
plicated relations to one another that
a thorough scientific adjustment of tbe
tariff demands a widespread and ao
curate kuowledge of all branches ot
busiuess hard to find iu any man, aud
especially so among members of Congress."
92- Fall k Winter,93
DAVID MliVrZ, TIIIS-LISAIIEK,
Has the Largest, Fittest and Best Stock ever brought to this part of the Country, '
consisting of
Dry Goods, Dress Goods,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes,. , t , . ... .
Kubbers, Carpets, Gil GlOths, , ;
Wall Pa per, Queen ns ware,
Glassware, Blankets, Quilts, ,.'
Yarns, Carpet Warps,
And the handsomest stock of
MILLINERY GOODS
Ever brought here.
Trunks, Valise. Full line of Wraps for Ladles, Misses,
Children and Babies. Hats and Caps.
,T" A trout for M heeler Wilson Hifth-Arin Sawinir Mnnlilne. .Also Iiiivb a full
iiuc ui .mini iic ni b unzar nrews uiovt-r luing tatierns. A line line OI
PICTURES, PICTURE FRAMES, AND LOOKING - . GLASSES.
Highest market price paid for Hides, Pelts, Furs ami Ginseng- Root.
DAVID MINTZ. Mariehville, Pa.
ELECTION OVER,
NOW "abb READY !
HURRAH FOR US I
; ' , - . . .
EVERY DEPARTMENT PACKED WITH GOODS!
i . . . .
AND MORE COMING EVERY DAY.
B
i-Iieady
TO RECEIVE EVERYBODY WHO WANTS TO UUY '.
Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Clothing for Men,
Youths and Boys, Boots and Shpes,' Rub
bers, Queensware, Glassware, Blankets.
A full line of
Jewelry, Trunks and Valises,' Hnts & Caps
ot all kinds and all Styles.1. lor winter.
Plush and Fur Capes. Geuts' Furnish
ing goods. Groceries.
THE GOODS ARE ALL NEW.
The quality of goods we have sold in the
past insures us a large trade this season
Everybody is invited to call and iuspect our Largo and Mnftniticent stock of Merchan
dise. Cash paid for Hides and Pel W. ;
R. BARNETT.
S. H. HASLET & SONS,
-HAVE A FULL LINE OF-
"'Us
No.H
No.
No,
No,
Overcoats and Clothing.
An elcuant assortment thta Reason, with
prices to suit the pocket book.
DrcHH Oooda.
We have a very larun and well selector!
stock of the Newest and hiot Stylist
Shades In Dress Uoods of every description.
Dross Flannols & Blankets.
V sell the Famous Kombnrcor Flan
nols and Blankets. Our .assortment i
Dross Funnels is away ahead of an
ever oflered In this place- betore.
Hosiery." Underwear.
Wo hnve It in all grades to suit all kinds
of trndo in Hosiery and Underwear.
Jnst ask for what you want and we have
It. A full line for' Ladies, (touts, liovs,
Misses and Children.
Wraps, Jackets and Shawls.
We soil the nlcost and best Jackots for
tlio inoncy of any store in this part of
the county. Don't buy any until you
seo ours. 'I ho piles on our counters
melt like snow before tho aun.
Mats, Caps. Boots, Shoos.
Every Department la loaded. Our stock
ot Rubber (roods la complete.' We til the
smallest child and the largest man. and
the prices are right. Uooda of tho best
grades.
ClItOCKhlF.S.
Our (Srocery Department Is always kept
til to the" Standard with nice fresh
Koods, bought tor oa-di and sold at the
lament fossiblo Prico.
For Hickory. Tldiouto. Warren. Klnzu
Rradt'ord, Olenn and the Easti
No. 80 Olenn Knpressdaily 8:41 a. m.
No. 32 Pittsburgh Kxpress 4:17 p. m.
No. lift Through Freight (car
ry ing passengers) - 7:00 p. m t
-.
Trains (: and IH) Run Daily and earn
passengers to and from points betweet
Oil City and Irvlneton only. Other train
on iliillv except Mumlity. )
(let Time 'tables anil full Infurmntiii
from J. L. Clt AKJ. Agent. Tionesta, Pa.j
11. HELL, Uon'iatipt.f
J. A. FELLOWS, I
- Uon'l 1'assengor A Ticket Agent."
Ilutlalo, N.
LIGHT ON THE SUBJECT
COME AND SEE US.
H. J. HOPKINS & CO.,
TIONESTA, PENN.
SIGGrlNS - & - NASON,
,.. i (SUCCESSORS TO SIGUINS A FONES,) 1
DRUGGISTS Ic GROCERS,
TIONESTA, - - -
PENN.
IN OUR OmOCEUY DErAKTMENT WILL ALWAYS BE FOUND
THE FMESHEST
BERRIES, FRUITS A VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS, IN SEASON.
Iu oar Drug Department, -which is in charge of a thoroughly competent Clerk,
, will always be found the
PUREST DRUGS AND CHEMICALS!
PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDEu WITH UTMOST CARE.
The effort to make tbe public, be
lieve that a large deficiency bill at tbe
coming session of Congress was Dot
foreseen when the last Congresss ad
journed ia silly in the extreme. Mr.
Allison and other Republican leaders
warned tbe country before Congress
adjourned that the Democratic House
was purposely creating a large defi
ciency in order to nuke a false show
ing of econemy. This was repeatedly
pointed out in Republican press. It
is an old Democratic trick aud ought
Dot to deceive anybody.
It appears now that Senator Hill, of
New York, is to be retired. Hon.
Don Dickiusou, of Michigan, says that
Hill refused to meet Cleveland and
during the campaign did not call at
Democratic headquarters iu New York
City, aod therefore there was no reasou
why telegrams should be sent to him
of congratulatory character. Cleve
laod will certainly give Hill the cold
shoulder and in doing so will please
decent, honest people, generally, but
Hill represents the umjority nf his par
ty both in bis political methods and in
tbe controlling policy that "to the vic
tor belong the spoils," aud it will be
considerable of contract to "tuiu
biin down." The coulract is to kill
Hill, politically, to make way tor
Whitney to succeed Cleveland to tbe
Preaideucy. Citizen-Preu.
Crops of the State.
Tbe annual report of Secretary
Edge, of the State Board of Agricul
lure, dow being printed, gives ibe fol
lowing estimates nf the crops for 1892 ;
Wheat, 1.310,000, acres, 18.375,000
bushels; corn, 1,320,000. acres, 42,-
750,000 bushels; oats, 1.215.000 acres
29,750.000 bushels; potatoes, 112.000
acres, 11,750,000 bushels; hay, 2.500,
000 acres, 2 250.000 tons. Estimated
total value of the five crops, $82, 500,
000.
Tue estimated number and valne of
live slock ou farms is given as follows
Horse, 600.000 worth $50,750,000;
cows, S40.U00, worth J2b.500.000;
cattle, 850.000, worth 119.750,000;
sheep, 750.000, worth 82.500.000;
hogs, 1,750,000, worth $8,250,000
Lstimated total value of live suck,
$100,000,000.
It is estimated that during tbe year
191 the farmers of the State purchas
ed 148,000 tons of commercial fertil
izers for which they paid $5,100,000
David Burnett will pay tbe high
est cash price for hides aud pells, tf.
for bargains in t urmture go to
S. II. Haslet & Son's cheap furniture
store. tf.
FURNITURE,
AND
UNDERTAKER'S - GOODS !
GIVE THEM A.
STAR, BONE
PHOSPHATE.
Lawrence & Smearbaugh
-DEALERS IN
CLOTHING, DRY GOODS NOTIONS HATS. CAPS. GROCERIES, QUEENS
WARE. STATIONERY, CANNED GOODS. CUTLERY.
JEWELRY, TOBACCO, CIGARS.
CARTERS
C7ittie 'jc3r-i
iflVER TT
CURE
Sick Headache anil relieve all the trouble Ind-
dent to a biliom itate ot the syniem. euch m
Dizziness, Nuk. Drowsiness. Distress afu-r
esuns, rain in the Side. Ac. While their most
remarkable, success has been shown In curing
SICK
Headache, yet Cartiu's Lim.t Liver Pill
ar equally valuable in Constipation, curing
and preventing tliia annoying complaint, while
they alao correct all disorder of the stomach,
timulate the liver and regulate the bowels
Even it they only cured
HEAD)
Ache they would be almost pncelees to those
who suffer from this dtntreminr complaint:
hut fortunately their ftoorineHf does not end
here, and thone who once try them will find
these little pills valuable in so many ways that
they will not be willing to do without them.
liut after all sick bead
ACHE
is the bane of so many live that her Is where
we inase our (Treat boast. Our pius cure it
white others do not.
CiBTsa's LrrrL Live Pilu are very small
and very eAity to take. One or two pills make
a dnee. They are strictly veretahle and do
not trripeor purge, hut by their Rrntle action
please all who use them. In vials at 5 cents; .
lire lor tl . Sold every where, or sent by mail.
CaSTXS KEIlCUtl CO., Knr Tort.
pdlE SdlH' Sz&Ufrk
EST
STAR BONE
PHOSPHATE i
r MANun by 1
HETTCERT-AU.EK 1
FERTILIZER CM
PHILADELPHIA, m
BEWARE!
Only tbe Best Goqila
Thosi who bave usnil
have imitators.
Kl't'C'EMSFtL.
e lioneMtly congratulate Mr. Ltiilwiu
Mayer fur bin mi wean in busineb8. Tills
gentleman requires no iiitro.lnctinn In tliis
or surrounding counties, liavinir been lo
eated amongst us for ao many years. Mis
good judgment in keeping pace with tin
iimes is rviuencea ny nis success in ob
tain the agency for Klein's A'Uvrr Age,
Duqnttne and Hear Creek Vf ye H'hinkiet,
togrilier with the leading Penna, Kyes
liottled ly Max Klein, whose reputation
for bottling only absolutely pure golds iu
tirinly established. Men high in thtir
prolesiiion publicly and cheerfully endorse
Ins Silver Age, Duiiuesne and Bear C'lcek
Kye Whiskies. A sworn certificate of iu
purity from the distiller accompanies ev
ery bottle of l)U(iiesne Kye. These ex
cellent brands ot w hiskies now on sale to
the trade generally by Luclwig Mayer, Oil
t'ity, fa., exclusive wholesale agent tor
the counties of Venango, Crawford. War
ren, Forest aud C'jtrioa. novlti-lm
Fred. Grettcnbergcr,
GENEKAL
BLACKSMITH & MACHINIST.
All work pertaining to Machinery, En
gines, Oil Well Tools, (inn or Water Kit
ting ami General Klacksmithiiig prompt
ly done at aw Kates. Kepairing Mill
Machinery given special attention, and
satisfaction guaranteed.
Shop in rear nf and just west of the
Shaw House, Tidioute, Pa.
Your patronage solicited.
FRED. GKETTENUERUEK.
$Q A WEEK and upwards positively
fmO secured bv men agents wiling Dr.
Scott's Genuine Electric Hull, Suspensory,
etc., and by ladies selling Dr. Scott's Elec
tric Corsets. Sample free. StaU sex. Dr.
Scott MS Broadway, M. Y. ov.lti-3in.
STAR BONE PHOSPHATE
J-,.
know lis value. o not be deceived into
buying any cluimjng to bo the same as
STAR BONE PHOSPHATE
which is manufactured Exclusively by
, THE
TYGERT-ALLEN FERTILIZER
CbMPANV, '
Oftice, No. 2 Chestnut Street,
. PHILADELPHIA.
Works, Greenwich Point, Philad'a,
which have been greatly enlarged in the
past year and is now one of the largest
plants in America. - '
See that tlie.niueiid brand are exactly
like this bag, tTakeno other. Quality
always maintained. In use over twenty
years. Ii your dealer don't sell it write
direct to us.
SKNft FOR AN ALMANAC.
BOOTS AND SHOES A SPECIALTY
GOODS OF FIRST CLASS QUALITY IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
iCOraTBY AMD 0ASH
TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS.
, 7 The oldest and bet ln
y sutuliou for obtaining a
n t r i it
business toucanon.
we hnve stn-cessfullv
prepared tUousands o'i
YOUNG MEN
for the active duties of llfi For cirriilnrs ut
dress, '. UUFF SONS, Pittsburgh, l a.
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lob WOKK of every description execu
teilattbuUivPUUlCA omce.-
TIME TAIU.E In
rtrect July 6, 1WH.
Trnlns leave TloJ
nesta for oil City
out points west at
follows s
1.1 Through Kreight (carry- !
Ing pssKpngera) a, ui,
81 liulliilo Express 12:09 noon.
(II Way Freight (carrying
passengers) 4:17 p. in
83 Oil City Ex res daily.. 7:63 p. in
Authorities In this enlightened ag
agreo that the human body should
clothed, next tho skin, with all V
giirmentH,
The First Wealth i3 Health.
It is money saved to dress your b
properly. Comn and let us help .
do so at moderato prices.
FIKTY tlUADES OK ALL WOt
UNDERWEAR langlng in price fr.
7a conts to ft.OO per garment, ;
AT f.00 PER OAUMENT we can e
you a wool and camel's hair, soft ai.
dnrahlo.
AT 1.25 PER GARMENT an all wo,
or wool and camel'a hair mixture :
natural colors.
ATfl.80 PER GARMENT wo can gi
you a white felt or natural all wool n
(iersbtrt snd drawers, never aold In t!
market under I2.UU.
Our natural -woo) and black wool i
lueie Hose at li5 cents per pair are 1"
era. You can't match thoiu at 40 r
McCUEN & SIMON,
Pallors, Hatters, Furnishers. Moil
Price Store. Exclusive agents for
Jaeger's Sanitary Wis-len Under-.
Yonman's if Ivbraterl New York Hats
Pod rick s Custom Shirts to order.
25 AND 29 SENECA 8TREET.
OIL CITY, PA.
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LIVERY STABLL
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TIONESTA, - PEKi:
S. S. CANFIELD, PROPRIETOR.
Oood Stock, Oood Carriages and Bn
flea to let upon the most reasonable tern,
le will aleo do
JOB TE.MI2srC-
All orders lea at the Post Ollioe v:
receive prompt attention.
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Baorroa, Let Co., Wis., Da., Wi.
Bev. J, 0. Bargea vouchee fee tbe f oltowis ;
James Boooey, who was aaflarinf f-om BV Visavs
D anos in Its wont form for aboei 'A
was treated by several pkyslaUaaj vltfacn,:
effect. Twe bottle et Fastor Koealc's
Tenia eased him.
Would ITstTe)
Holtokx, Mass., Movasnber, f
I was In pain all over, could set sw net -niKbt
or day and ae not able to do ae
for months, bnt aivar taking Pastor h
Nerve Toole only one week, I was sole Vj
aud attend to my dreeaniaatng. I 1. . ".
over two hundred dollars to oootors ah..t .
beoent I certainly lb Ink 1 sni-old fc-
sobc ago it I bad not got this medicine.
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