THE FOREST REPUBLICAN.
t. WINK,
Cditoh PaoesicTO.
WKD.NBSPAY, DKChMRKK21, I8WJ.
More 1 Inkrriiig-.
Soma of the mnsi backed Demecrata
'bavebeeoin conference with Rcnre
eentaiives 8pritiger an ! Tucker on the
uhjct of the repeal of the Electoral
Uolipfre provision of the Constitution
of the United Stetci end the euhatitu
tion of an amendment to elect the
President and Vice President bv
direct vote of the people. There i
nut the most remote probability that
this scheme to place the sole bower
of electing these high officers in the
people of Texas and a few otber States
of the South, where their majorities ere
as much as the election officers choose
to make then), will he adopted.
Under .bis system, if it were adopt
ed, with Texas giving a majority of
1DU.U00, Georgia, Kentucky, South
Caroliua anil other Southern States
rolling up on tle returns about a
hundred thousand apiece would over
come the fair majorities of the entire
range of Northern States fnm Maine
to California. KeLtucky, a State
which produces scarcely aoything of
economic value to mankind, would
give more majority than the whole
Now England States with all their
iiuniiet) resources and useful produo
live industries.
On the face of this scheme it looks
quite plausible, but when it is ana
lyied it is a proposition to wipe out ot
political existence all of the States,
great or snail, with narrow majorities.
It Is safe to say that the popular meth
od of electing a President and Vice
President will not be substituted for
the electoral college, at any rate as
long as the present inlamou electoral
condiiious exist in the South.
As was expected, the S'Uthern
newspapers are very much wrought up
over the snub to Speaker Crisp by the
New York R-form Club in asking him
to speak at the.banquet and then re
fusing to hear him. They say that
this was an olfeuee little short of au
insult, aud that it was the work of the
anti silver men, who wished to em
phasic their dislike for anybody who
favors silver, and they selected Speak
er Crisp as the most conspicious ex
ample. The whole affair shows that n
mugwump has no idea of honor. It
was certainly dishonorable to invite a
gentleman to the club house as a guest
and then oQur him an affront, and it's an
episode that will certainly cause trou
ble in the Democratic tanks. Crisp
will again be a candidate for Speaker,
aud the indications are that the Solid
South will be for him, but there will
be some Congressmen who hanker af
ter the flash pots, and they will do as
Cleveland orders them, having the
fate of Randall before their eyes. Up
to the time Randall carried out Cleve
land's wishes be could have any gift
from the Ptesideut. When he map
pod out a line of policy for himself aud
differed from the President, he could
not control the humblest appointment
in Pennsylvania.
Health Officer Jenkins, of New
York, says that to stop immigration
"would be att outrage and a disgrace."
Jeukins' source of uotoriety Would he
gone next summer if he could not
have a conpl j of cholera ships on hand
to bring him into prominence. Immi
gration ought to be stopped, aud in
time to prevent the pest laden vessels
from duuipipg disease ou our shores.
There are other reasons just as good
for stopping immigration. With its
cessation we should no longer be com
prlled to take the offscourings of
Europe, the criminnli aud paupers
and thugs who are driven nut of their
countries to prey ou the United States.
Yes, let immigration cease at ouce,
aud this country will he all the better
for it. llarr ieb urg Telegragh.
That soldiers' grave desecration
fake lu la-liana is very properly being
investigated hy a Ili-polilicau grand
jury. It is too valuable a political
canard to be trusted to any but a Re
publican commiitee or grand jury.
Vindicator.
When that Renuhlican grand jury
gets through with these villians and
land a squad of the rebels in the pen
herniary, the "fake" part won't be
balf so fuuny. Such dastardly crimes
must be punished through Republican
efforts, and of coursa D-tu.. era's could
nut be expected to lend a hand in
bringing such devilishuets to justice.
The people who voted for free trade
at the last election will very likely gel
all they want of it, eveu if it is only
a half hearted uud cowardly carrying
out of the Chicago platform greatly
modified. A little bit of that sort of
thing will go a great way with them
when they get it.
Jay Gould's will was filed lecent
ly, when it was showu that he was
worth 172.000,000 uheu he died.
And every cent of it went to his rela
tives. Not a nickel for charily.
Evkiiybody will agree with Gov
ernor Palitsoti that the man who can
tell how to improve the public road
without inrreaxing taxation will solve
the problem of Slate roads, If that
man is lurking about in the highways
or the byways, iu the country or the
city, iu any nook or corner of this
graod old Keystone State, be will at
once come forward, tell us how to
make good rouds without cost and a
whole Commonwealth will rise up aud
du him honor.
It is said in Kansas the candidacy
of Mrs Leute for United States Sena
tor, which is looked upon in the East
as a huge j ke, is iiot a j ke by any
means. Mrs Lease is in it to win,
and the P pulit hold the majority in
Kansas She is to day the most pipu
lar Populist in the State, and is in re
ceipt of hundreds of letters from the
people insisting that flie shall be a
candidate. The United Stales Senate
may yet have a very serious question
to decide whether a woman is eligi
ble to membership in that horly.
The illness of ex Secretary Blaine
has taken a very serious turn, and
his life hangs by a very slender thread.
Oo Sunduy morning last it was
thought the great statesman would
pass away at any moment, having
been taken with a sinking spell from
which it seemed impossible to arouse
him. A change for the better came
later, aud bis physicians now believe
he will live several days, aud possibly
agaiu be able to leave his bed, but as
to his ultimate recovery they give the
family no hope. So the country may
prepare to receive the sad news at auy
lime that America's greatest aud most
lieloved statesman has passed to his
reward.
Col Fkank A. Burr, writing from
New York, says that the Republican
and Democrats in the United States
Senate will have no use for the Popu
list Senators, aud will ignore tbeiu
completely. Tluse representatives of
an arrogant fragment of a rtarlv
should be given to understand early
in the contcFl that their votes are not
wauled by either side. They do nm
represeut anything but a calamity
howl, and they should have no recot?
nition whatever. Not a single one nl
them sizes up to the measure of a
third-clats statesman in any Eastern
State. They have no sympathy with
the Democracy, as witness their at
tempt to wreck Democracy iu the
South, and they have been free booters
tor the past ten yeais trying to destroy
the Republican party in the North.
Lei them flock hy themselves. In
legislative matters their votes should
never be taken into consideration in
making calculations. The? have elec
ted to use the knife, let the two great
parties use 'he club.
Borough aud Township Auditors.
Heretofore borough and township au
ditors had nothing to do hut to audit
the receipts and expenditures of ac
counts within the'r owu municipality.
Under the new Ftaker ballot law, how
ever, they will find additional duties
devolving upon them. Section 5 of
the law iu question Buys :
"Certificates of nomination and
nomination papeis for candidates for
township and borough i.fficers and
school directors iu the same, shall be
Bled with the auditors ot the respec
tive townships and boroughs at least
ten and seven days respectively before
the day of electiou
Therefore, hereafter what are com
monly u-rmed "spring caucuses" will
have to be held earlier than is the cus
tom iu boroughs and townships. At
least teu days liefoie the spring elec
tion which occurs the third Tuesday
of February each year. The ballots
"shall be printed and distributed b
the auditors who shall certify the cost
of such printing and distribution to
the County CommissioLera for pay
inent as part of the county election
expenses."
Thus it will be seeu that the spring
ballots are solely in the hands of the
borough and township Auditors; they
are acting in the same capacity, iu
theii respective municipalities as the
Commissioners So in the cuuuty at
large.
It will therefore become each and
every Auditor to throughly post him
self nu his i.ffi -iw I duties, as the nature
of the w..rk devolving upon him ia far
more exacting than it ever was before.
Fred. Grettenbcrger,
G EN Kit A L
BLACKSMITH & MACHINIST.
All work pertaining to Machinery, Kn
tfines, Oil Well TooIh, dan or Water Kit
tint's and General rtlacksmilliing prompt
Ivdone Rt Low Kates. Jtepairing Mill
Machinery triven special attention, and
satisfaction guaranteed.
Shop In rear of and Just west of the
Shaw House, Tidioule, Pa.
Your patronage solicited.
KKED. 'iKKTTKNBEKflER.
NEW KEUtiMUs CYCLOPEDIA.
Wanted an intelligent lady or gentle
man to introduce our now "i'oncisH Cy
clopedia of KeiigiouH Knowledge" to the
aitontion of the Christian people of Tin
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didly, fur terms address A. J. Potter
Manager, 3 East Ktu bt., few ork. 1
For the Holidays!
DAVID JlliVIZ, Till LEADED,
For this part of the Country.
THAVE concluded to reduce my Stock in
all Departments, having an immense
stock, tlie largest in Forest County, as well
as the finest. I will sell cheap for Cash to
reduce at least one-half of my stock, in
Clothing, Dry Goods, Hoots, Shoes, Rub
bers, Millinery, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Wall
Paper, Looking Glasses, Pictures, and rric-
ture frames, Trunks
In Dress Goods, I
Henriettas, Broadcloth, Cashmeres, Flan
nels, and most anythinir vou want in that
line. In Millinery, the finest French goods.
T . -.J w ,i . . .....
... v. ..an mm tr nave mi myie.
stock on hand, ho will ll them readies
rUI'RBIIlI rur CutlH. wh it'll I m lint. -lwa mil
, ' " vumio nv wine, w I1UU IUU OVOCK
I am agent for James MeCatl'a Glove-Fitting Pattern, and for the High Aim
heeler A Wilson Sewing Machine, which I keep in slock. Uigheat market price
paid lor Hides, Pells, Fur. Uinaeng Root and beeswax, at
IAYII
BarnettisK,eady-
TO RECEIVE EVERYBODY WHO WANTS TO BUY
Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Clothing for Men,
Youths and Boys, Boots and Shoes, Rub
bers, Queensware, Glassware, Blankets.
A full lino of
Jewelry, Trunks and Valises, Hats & Caps
of all kinds and all Styles for winter.
Plush and Fur Caps. Gents' 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 ia Invited to call aud inspect our Large and Magnificent stock of Merchan
dise. Cash paid for Llidos and Pelts.
R. BARNETT.
S. H. HASLET & SONS,
HAVE A FULL LINE OF
FURNITURE,
-AND
UNDERTAKER'S - GOODS !
GIVE THEM .A. CA.T..Xj.
TIONESTA, - -
READ THESE
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Hcotf fieoulno Electric Belt, Nuspansory,
etc., and by ladies selling Dr. Snotl's Elec
tric Corsets. Sample free. Stale sex. Dr.
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ELECTION OVER,
NOW TS READY!
HURRAH FOR US!
EVERY DEPARTMENT PACKED WITH CODES !
AND MORE COMING EVERY DAY.
Overcontut and C lothing.
An eleirant assortment tht Scaon, with
prices to suit the pocket book.
Drew CJooiIm.
We have a very large aud well selected
stock of the Newest and mot Rtvllah
Hhades lu Dresi Uoods of every descrip
tion. Dress Flannels & Blankets.
We eells the Famous Rumberrer Flan
nels and Hlankets. Our assortment of
Dresa Flannels is awav ahead of any
ever otlered in tbis place before.
Hosiery. Underwear.
We have it in all grade to suit all kinds
of trade In Hosiery and Underwear.
Jnsi ask lor what you want and we have
It. A full line for Indies, Genu, Uoys.
Misses and Children.
COME AND SEE ITS.
H. J. HOPKINS & CO.,
TIONESTA, PENN.
SIGGINS - & - NASON,
tSUCCESSORS TO SIOUINS A FONES.)
DRUGGISTS &. GROCERS,
TIONESTA, - PENN.
IN OUR OROCERY DEPARTMENT WILL ALWAYS BE FOUND .
THE FBESHESV GHQGERIES.
BERRIES, FRUITS A VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS, IN SEASON.
Iu our Drug Department, which is in charge of a thoroughly competent Clerk,
will always be found the
PUREST DRUGS AND CHEMICALS!
PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED WITH UTMOST CARE.
Lawrence &
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CLOTHING, DRY GOODS NOTIONS HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, QUEENS
WARE, STATIONERY, CARNED GOODS, CUTLERY,
JEWELRY, TOBACCO, CIGARS.
BOOTS AND SHOES A SPECIALTY !
GOODS OF FIRST CLASS QUALITY IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
mumEY PB0BU0I MB 0ASH
TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS.
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ire&s, !. DUFF A fco.NS, l'HUtoursh, l'a.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY VIRTUE of a writ of Levari Facias,
issued out of tho t'ou.t of Common
Pleas of Forest County, Pennsylvania,
and to me dirouted, there will be exposed
to sale hy public vendue or ontcrv, at
the Court House, in the borough oi flo
neata. Pa., on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, A. D. 1892,
at 2 o'clK;k p. m., the following described
real estate, to-wil:
JOHN A. WATER HOUSE, use of M.
WATERS vs. MM1AI.A K. HOPKINS
and ALPHOKSB A. HOPKINS. Levari
Facias. No. 12, Februsry Term, 18U3.
W. V. N. Yates, Attorney.
All the right, title, interest and claim of
the defendant of, in and to all that certain
niece or parcel of land situate in the Town
ship of Harmony, County of Forest, and
State of Pennsylvania, described as fol
lows: Beinjrtheresidueof the William llor
man described farm, containing two hun
dred aud titty (2j0) acres of land, more or
less; bounded on the north by lands of
(marked on township map made hv 8. D.
Irwin and F. F. Whittokin. 18H8) j. i,.
tirandin and O. W. I teat I v 100 acres; a No
hounded on tho north by land marked II.
Miles V2 acres; on the west by land mark
ed N. M. (inrnian snd A, B. Howlund; on
he south by landa inarksd R. tiuikl and
Pittsbtire National lisnk of Commerce ;
on tho east by land marked W. V. Oil Co.;
also hy Beat'y andtirandin 100-acre piece ;
with all aud singular the appurte
nances, Ac,
Taken in execution and to bo sold as the
property of Mahsla E. Hopkins and Al
phonse A. Hopkins st the suit of Jnhn A.
WaterLuse, use of M. Waters.
TERMS OF SALE. The follnwii.tf
must be strictly compiled with when the
property Is stricken down :
1. When the phtintitT or other lien cred
itors becort e the purchaser, the costs on
the writs must be paid, aud a list of liens
including niortnaie searches on the prop
erty sold, together with such lien credit
or's receipt for the amount of the pro
ceeds of the sale or such portion thereof a
he may claim, must be furnished the
Sheritf.
2. All bids must bo paid in full.
S. All sales not settled immediately will
be continued until 2 o'clock p. m ol the
next day, at which time alt property no
settled tor wil. again be put up anil sold
at tho expense and risk of the person to
whom first sold.
bee Purdon's Digest, Ninth Elitlou,
page 4 6 and Kinith'a Forms, page 84.
JOHN It. OSljOOD, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Ottine, 'Plonxsta, Pa., December
a, 12.
Wraps, Jackets and Shawls.
We sell tho nicest and best Jackets for
the money ol ' any store in thi i art ot
the County. Don't buy any until von
see ours. The piles on our counters
tnelt like snow bolore tho sun.
Hats, Caps Boots, Shoes.
Every Department la loaded. Our stock
or Rubber Uoods Is complete. We lit the
smallest child and the largest insn, ami
the prices are right. Uoods of the best
grades.
3 ROCK It I EH.
Our Orocery Department Is always kept
np to tho Standard with nice" fresh
goods, bought lor cah and sold at the
Lowest Possible Price.
Smearbaugh,
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tntnufMtur bjt Mr Noyes of ia ornimciual uinl to hwU Ui
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s aitothar qustattun: liv yuu svsr swih1 tria suivarUsMbaAl
l tie 4motor Coinpujr, watch atof U out m toUwwa,
45 sold In F00
2,288 sold In v89
Ov268 sold In '90
20,049 sold In V9I
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f A 8tMl Windmill und 8te
' Towor very S minutes.
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1 vraf iA too of tne ewer-Browing,
l.fz..,"' Tr." f ever "goinn. everlastiniB
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bruit back to tM Unldar, an4
uiinti iDquiry as to b-w h lo,k
(wvl bald and still buttla tha Id,
leeraaaiiif rapidly ft-fan yaat to year.
Ttia sacrat wf that aurM is ihta:
Mr RuyM baa ata a suua parlaat,
rtaatic si'd kaituxioua artla,ad
ItM suainleunad a kiab ataodard of
al 1 oca aud auM-ned iba arttcla
at a tow nsa. Tba suerit of Uis
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abat tltay iiuially auid tTf mxlraa.
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batiitabka pwtttan Ua iua.
van to tha ramtala I taoOa of
aa, aud N Ju by aUi
lt.l KHS AND FAItMKK'S SONS
who have a horse and rig hi their (lis
ijnxal, and who are looking lor pr"lilhle
emplov ment mav st'i-iire positions woith
troiii thirty to sixty dollars a week hv ail
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For Hickory, Tldlonto. Warren, Klnina,
llrndlord, tilenn nud the I'.sst:
N'o. 80 n,.,i, Kxprcsdnilv 81 a. ni.'
No. :2 lillhiirnh Kx press 4:17 p.m.
. hit I hroiiuh Kreiuhl (car-
rylnir passnimnra) 7:00 p. in.
Train in rind Wl Itnn Dnlly and carry
HHNPim'i'r to mid from points helwr-en
nil ("iiy anil Irvinntoii only, other trains
run daily except Huinlnv.
't Tiinn 'tallies anil full Information
lrom J, I,, CKAIU. Aucnl. 'I'lonesta, l'a.
It. IIKI.L, tJen lMiipt.
.1. A. l'KI,l,Ort'S, '
Uen'l rassenirer A Ticket Arr-nt,
Itulhilo, N. Y.
LIGHT ON THE SUBJECT.
Authorities In this ptiliuhtoned K all
attrt-o that the hiinian hmlv should ha
clotl'ed, next the sain, with all wool
irsruieius.
Tho First Wealth is Health.
It Is money saved to dress your body
properly, ('mini and lot us help you
do so at inodnrnie prices.
KIKTY OUAhKS OF AT.t, WOOIi
V Nl IK It W KAlt laiiKlnir III price from
75 cenis to .00 per usriueiu,
AT Sl.00 PF.It (lAltMKNT we esn sail
you a wool and camel's hair, soft and
ilurslile.
AT H .25 PEIt OAUMKNT an all wool
or wihiI and camel's hair mixture In
mutual colors.
AT $1.30 I'KH GARMENT we can plvo
you a white Celt or natural all wool un
iicrxhirt sud driiuern, never sold in this
market under il."i.
Our nittiiral won! and black wool cash
mere MiKiMil '.jri cents per palrara lead
ers. Y..u can't inatuh thorn at 40 cents.
McCUEN & SIMON,
I'stlors, Hstters, Fiirnlslicrs, Moderate
I'rlce Storn. Kxclusive suhii s for Dr.
.Ineucr's sanitary Wis'len Underwear.
Yoiiiiiiiu's e lelnated New York Hats and
1'edrii-k's I'usiom shirts to order.
:h AND 21) SICNF.CA STREET.
Oil. CITY, PA.
THE OLD RELIABLE
LIVERYSTACLr
TIONESTA, - PE;
S. S. CftKFIELD, PROPRSETC ...
Hood Stock, (iiswl L'snlairos and i '
fun to let upon tiiu uiit reasonable ici i
ptiu will alHo Ho
JOB TE A.3EIItTG-
All orders loll at the Post Ollk'e v.
receive prompt atletitinn.
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Bt. 8LVKKTH, Xeylerton P. O,, Fa,
I am glad to testify that I used Pastar
Koenlg's herre Tonic with tee hnt inooeai toe
sleeiileeanesa, and belie re thst it l- nsilr a
great ruUel for taOuriun tiauianity.
K. kUANK, Pto.
Oldtowm, Ud.. Bepteuiber. lKa
Ons of the pertlee to whom 1 sold some of
Pastor Koeulif s Noito Tonle was telUn nie to
day that be had Buffered from great (Uuineaa
aud palo tbroai.h his waole body. After ualu4g
one bottte be was entirely oured.
JOUS W. CAHOZBt, Merchant.
My wife suffered tor a number of yvut fruiu
violent oervouaueea and apent bundteiife of uu:
lars for doctor! and nie'Iidna, but a.J ta :.;
s ail After taking only lo uottlee of f-t
koeuig a Kervt louts bar trouble hm.t aul.M.n.,u
r"Sr" A Valuable Hook a IseTo.
Ma f J u m lleuie iwiit free to anratl'lrt.
I 11 I and ioii' ptueutH can slco ott.i.
I II Iw Bn titis iiie4llciue ne of ttfciti s .
Tills nime'ly lial been prepared by the Krvrprr-
Panii.r Km'iiip. ot Fori Wnvtie. fud siuco U.ct
Is uow crcyrud untU' r Ills e.iiuctiuu by tue
KQCrilC MFC?. CO., CHIcngO, 8it.
ScldbyDi-H?;;!-!' ri r' nott!c CfbS'Sfj
DESIGN PATKNTS, I
COPVRIOHTS. atoJ
For Infftrrar.tlnn and free linnet book write to
Ml'NN a CO.. ui 1 niuiAbwAY. Nsw vmic.
Olii'8t ttiireuu lor Becutuiii iateutH In Auiuk-.s.
)-; orT Imtcul tili:ell out bj us i broiiKl't tuiv -o
tlie pubnu bjf a uuttce sivun free of unarms iu cue
Scientific mencau
I arpest c1rulit1on of anr iniontlllfi papr !n tha
world. U-mlitJlr tlhiblruLutl. No lMelllyfciit
niiia ihouid bu wlihoui It. Weekly, faj.y(,
rt'jtri 11.. rt)ix intiuthtt. Aiirirepi Alf'NN A CJ
'teUU.biii.ud, liol liioaUi, iSow Yuik Cny.
of the linn of MoltC'K UKO'S,
OPTICIA1TC
KptH'iiiliit in Krrorsof Helraetinn oi
Ee. KKKimiiiitioiie free ol' fhsre.
VVAKKKN. I I
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k Scientino American I
M $& TRADS SSARKS, 1
V;'- jVyr DESIGN PATKNTS, I 1
tl ut Um JkliPUliLIUaUs' vllKw,
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