1 HE FOREST REPUBLICAN.
J. C. WIN, COITOS PftOPSItTO.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1H, 18M.
EX-rKLMDtNT 1UVLS DEAD.
El President IIye died at bit
home in Fremont, Ohio, si 11 o'clock
last night. He had lieeii ill but short
time of pneum inis. Thia travel bul
one ex Presiitent now living.
SENATOR HVW REELECTED.
Both Senate and II. .use at Harris
hurg yesterday oipd for Uoilt-H
States Senator, the remit beiiii thai
Senator Q'lay km re elected by an
overwhelming msj-irity. The lw
branches ut the Legislature will id eel
in j iiut session In day to Vote on the
question, which will virtually be a
ratification of yesterrlav's prureeil
ings. The vote stood -Houttr, 132;
Senate, 33, fur Q lay. Dalzell receiv
ed 1 vole.
What is this news from New York J
Hill and Choker have fallen nut?
Doubted. Tbey cauunt afford tu din
agree. Senator Quay is opposed to open
ing the Woil l's Fair on Sunday.
Here is another reason why that slum
organ, the Ney York World, should
abuse bim.
By. proclaroalii.il President Hurri
Ion declares polygamy practically
dead and the "twin reliu" tardily fol
lows its mate, "American slavety,"
to that bourue from which no harbar
ism returns.
The Democrats of Pittsburg hav
nominated Republican Mavor Oour
ley for City Controller. Mr G.iurlej
seems to he on all sides of politics ii
the Smky City. Perhaps be docsu'i
know where ha ia t.
Intending visitors to theColumhi
an Fair will be interested in ihir
cheerful observation of the Chicaifi.
Hermld: "In view of the iueiperi
euced crowds which will sunn be en
tering the city, branch ruorguet
should be erected at each of tin
grade crossing."
Tug Chicago gentlemen who art
clamoring iu the committee rooms nl
Congress that the World's Fair door
be opened on Sunday should learn
that the Americau people will rim
stand any fooling with the Americai.
Sabbath. The efforts of the Suudat
desecrators will he in vain.
There was only one Benjamin F
Butler in this world, and the Amen
can peopla will hold him in loviuy
memory. Sturdy, honest, a bolo
fighter, quick to act for the right, hi
life was one of constant activity, and
he will go dowu iu history as one ot
the most picturesque characters ot
the ago.
A Chattanooga judge has declared
that he will not hold poor people ar
rested for stealing coal, aud has al
ready dismissed several cases of tha
character. There may not he much
law back of his decision, hut there U
no denying the fact that he has a
heart, and that is more than the un
scrupulous rascals who have tUe pow
er to force uo the price cf cual were
ever accused of possessing.
Thlre are some remarkably well
informed newspaper men iu Washing
ton. One ot them telegraphed th
Pntshutg Commercial Gazette that
"Si h ley is a wholesale liquor dealei
and Democratic politician." This is
probably why he was supported f"i
Congress by the Prohibitionists. Be
cause man happens to be a Demo
crat it does Dot necessarily follow
that he is eugaged in the wholesale
liquor business He may be a retail
er. Blizzard.
A DIhpatc'H lr..in Washington says
tbat a u ii id tier of ladies aud cleigy
men made arguments before the Con
gressional Committee in favor ot
opening the W-rld's Fair u Sunday
What kind of ladies? And of what
denomination were the clergyrueu T
Thia ought in be known in justice to
the various churches which have so
persistently fought the desecration ot
the Sabbath and which will never let
up in the good fight as long as the op
ponents of the Americau Kahbath
coutiuue their warfaie upon it.
A prouiitieui Republican oewupa
per begins an editorial ou American
shipping. "Time was wheii this conn
try led the world on the ocean."
True, and it will do so again when
the tariff ia made to ronf im to Deru
ocratic ideas. I 'indicator.
Hats! Your party hasn't got the
sand to touch thw tariff" with a ten foot
pole, aud when io full possession, of
the Government will dance around
tha issue as gingeily aa it did in the
case nf the big surplus left hy I ha
Republicans eight years ago. Afraid
to touch It fur fear of bluuderiDg.
The quarantine hill which parsed
ilietetiate lat-t week is a very radical
measure, but it is a treat improve
ilietit over the present law, lnch, as
far as liatii nal ' quarantine goes, is
vague and incomplete. A practice
has grown up under it which is much
better than the law itself and which,
witb improvements and extensions,
is made the law in this hill. The
Utter does not interfere with State
quarantine, hut requires I tie Marine
H'.sptlal service to en operate with
and aid Stale and municipal hoards
of health. It requires great precau
tions to be taken and enforced by
United States consuls at the foreign
port! in the case of vesstls clearing
or the United States. The Secretary
f the Treasury is rt qui red to send to
the nearest national quarantine ves
sels arriving at ports not provided
with facilities tor treatment. The
President is f rmally given the power
which he already eiercises unchal
lenged to suspend immigration in the
interest of public health It ia pro.
hably as radical a measure as a Dem
ocratic House, tender of Stain rights.
would be willing to pass, and is a
ureal advance over existing quaran
tine legislation.
The New York World opposed
Murphy for Senator. It uow says:
"Iu the Democratic party of New
York, as at present orgmiz-d, the
fundamental principle of Democracy,
hat every man shall have a fair
chance ia not recognized. No Demo
crat tu this blate has a fair Geld.
Nohody can be a candidate for any
ffk-e except by favor of an oligar
hy which assumes the right to parcel
ut all the offices in the gill of the
party in secret council to
out self. No man can present
himself to the people nr to the
Legislature as a candidate wilhoul
he consent of the ring unless he is
prepared tn incur its hatred and re
vetige. lis arrogance has reached
oucb a degree that it dares affront
public sentiment by forcing the elec-
ion and appointment of men to the
highest office who are notoriously
lofil in qualifications and character.
Mayard, Scannel, K ch, aud Murphy
re recent evideiicts of its impru
lence. The people have had more
than enough of such despisii.g of
heir sentimeuts and their interests
The existing oligarchy is an iucubus
ii the Democratic parly."
Commenting on Judge. Wood
ward's decision with respect tu the
'inploymeut by Road Supervisors of
members of their families, I he Read
ing Timet says: The decision of
Judge Woodward, of the Luzerne
Courts, ngaiust the right of a Super
visor to employ members of his own
family or teams owned hy themselves
ni the work of road repairs, should
e generally known. The. laws very
properly forbid the public officials
trom profiling by their owu delegated
authority iu the mailer of contracts,
and this decision would uo doubt be
reaffirmed hy the m-ist of the Judges
f the State were the matter properly
Drought hefore I hem. Persons vio
lating so plain a principle of law cau
nut legally collect the mouey alleged
to he due for audi service. The de
ciaiou is iu harmony with the law as
well as with cnhimou sense, aud its
Huforceuieut would aid in preventing
a very common uuusa iu the case of
-uch officials.
It is proposed :o introduce a hill
iu the next L-gislature, says au ex
change, providing fur pulling a slop
to deer killing fr a period of three
years. Thai there is necessity for
-uch a law every true sporsiiiau will
readily agree Al the present rate
of killing off the deer it will he only
a few years until they are extermi
nated, and the most exciting sport
known to PHimsvlvania hunters will
end. Ridgway Advocate,
Right you are, hul the legislature
will do uo such sensible thing. The
average legislator is about as fined
io pass upon common sense earn
laws as that "hot place" is for a pow
der house. And, by the W8y, we no
lice that a "committee." has been ap
pointed by a dowu east "sportsman's
associaliou" to look alter game law
legixlalion this winter Ii'sdi liars to
buttons that uot nne of litis committee
knows a sandpiper from a flv-up the
creek, aud yet they'll donhllesa be
consulted as tu what should bo doue
with the game laws.
The Republicans iii the Connecti
cut Legislature rtfl-cteil credit on
thenihelves and ibeir Siale and did
the ualiou ami l lie Ivepublicau party
a service by n.. minuting General Jo
seph R U.aley tin another term iu
tha Senate. General llawley has
been through all Ins service at Vah
mgtnn a uoeiui leyteialor ana the
model of the representative of a
New England Hute. lie lias shown
equal ability and indeji, udeiice, and
hi return f.r hi years moie insures
to Connecticut a K.-nator a ho repra
aetiU the beit desires nf bis State aud
aod tie beet purote of bis party.
The Farmer's AHinice people are
now after $21 f 0.000 with which to
build s railroad lr..in Mexico to Can
ada. They intend to ask Cmigrcsx
for this I tile trifle Of cunri-o the)
will get it Ih.y have doue so much
good everywhere that they are just
the sort of persons that should re
ceive a nice little reward in the shape
of twenty one millings and more.
The ides of a railroad from MeXic.
to Canada is a goud one. We dou'l
understand why ii wasn't thought id
long before this. One would harilli
he puough. There ought to be two
It is too bad that the projectors of the
scheme are so notoriously sel6sb in
all the legislation they favor.
The decision of i he l-.wer court on
the conviction id' the l'lt .idiurg Lead
er for publishing a newspaper on
Sunday has been suslaiued. The
Jude thinks the old law is a good
one to keep on the statute bonks,
hut admit tlit its repeal ia only a
question of a very short lime if it is
as rigidly enforced as iu this case.
He says the friends of lht law are iu
worst enemies. A law which requires
so much discretion in us vnforcitueut
Would seem to need some little
amendment tu in tike it applicable to
the present do y and generaliuu. Ot
late years arrests tor violation of this
old law have been made more often
through spile lhau out of regard for
the Uw.
A BOY iu Philadelphia was touud
dying on the steps of his home recent
ly, aud txpiied shortly alter being
taken into Hie h use. His death was
caused by cigarettes Fioiu morn tu
night, except when he ate, he flunked
cigarettes, and the puis 'D perinea tel
his entire system. The crusade
agaiust cigarettes cannot be too vig
rout. II is said that a bill will be
introduced iu the L gUlature al its
preseul session to abolish the ruanu
fact u re and sale iu thin State of cigar
eltes, and it ia hoped the bill will
pass We pass laws to abolish the
manufacture aud Mile of oleomarga
rine, and lei lite deadly cigarette go.
Nobody ever heard of oleomargarine
being deadly.
SPEAKINO AUDIT BEN Bl'TI.ER, at
least a score of the men who couldn't
meet him in a lair aud square fight
have now taken the warpath agaiust
him with some hope nf nut being
knocked out iu the first round.
The l's' and Xhti.e of Whiskey.
This subject could be dwelt up-n to a
considerable length, and vel iniicli would
remain nnioid, t 1 1 1 all rree that the uma,
the proper use o; pure i ve whiskey ia an
absolute iipiictutv, eoeciallv so now.
w hen nature iimi-ts upon being Humil
iated. All reuiilar plivsicianH prescribe
rye whiskey, nod justly c-iuim thai Klein's
Nilver Ape and luiiitMie Whiskies are
niohl reintnie. I liev ilo tins not only
ctue they have tried thorn hut because
the leadintr hospitula use them- ti tit I them
the best hiiinulantn iu Die world. filver
Age aells tor 91.50 and Uuquesne orI.Z5
per lull quart. For sale bv all dealers
and d nihilists. Ask for lliein or send to
Ludwis Mayer, oil t'iiy, Pa.
Drunkenness, or the Liquor Habit,
positively cured by adiiiinisleriiiK Dr.
Maine' (iolrieti Npeeilic. It ia manufac
tured as a powder, which can be given in
a it ass of Ix-er, a cup ot cotleeor lea, or in
food, with. .ut the knowledge ot the pa
tient. It is absolutely harmless, and will
etrect a permanent and speedy cure,
w hether the patient is a moderate drinaer
or an alcoholic wreck, ll has I icon given
in thousands ot cases, and iu every in
stance a perfect cure ha-, followed. It
never tails. Cures icuaraiileeil. 4H pane
lnok of pai'ticuliira lice. Address lit L
DKN SPECIFIC CO., 185 llace St., Cin
cinnati,!'. aug.lO-ly.
THE OLD RELIABLE
LIVERY STABLE,
-OK-
TIONESTA, - PENN.
S. S. CAKFIELO, PROPRIETOR.
I'Jood Stock. Good Carriage and Bii(
tries to let upon the most reasonable terms.
He will also do
JOB TB A-IMIIILTG-
All nrdora MX at the Post Olllee will
receive prompt attention.
Fred. Grettenberger
C. EX Kit A L
BLACKSMITH & MACHINIST.
All work pertaiuinu to Machinery. En
gines. Oil Well Tools, lias or Water Hi-
tin);" and Uencral Itlacksiuituing prompt
Iv done at Low Hales. Repairing Mill
Machinery iiivei) special alluuliou, and
satiHlactiou guaranteed.
Shop in rear of and lust west of the
Shaw House, Tidiouie, Pa.
Your patronage solicited.
r RED. till KT f K N E ROER.
Executors' Notice.
Notice is hereby given thai Letters Tes
tamentary on IIih Hsia o of Jasper II.
Inuuman, late of Tiooesta lloroiigh, de-cea-d.
have been granted by C M. A r
uer, Reuilcr, Io the undersigned, and
all pel sons iuili.liied to. or having claims
aguinst, said Kstate are uotiticd to make
bt-ttloiue.it with us without delay.
A 1)1)1 K (I. lllNUWAN,
M. W. 8. lUNUMA.N,
Ii. S. Knox,
Exe.'Otora f the l'.-taie of Jasper II.
Iingman, doi-eased.
Tloiiuta, Pa., Jan y 2d, 1803.
IK Y"U WV'' a ie.ii,ectuble Joli of
X printing at a reasnuable price stud
jruur uruof vj uu oiikxi.
MARIENVILLE, PA.
i
N OKI) Ell TO MAKE ROOM for my
Spring Stock, I will close out my entire
stock of Winter Goods regardless of cost,
for Cash, as I will need all the room for
my Spring stock. In goods that have to be
carried over to next fall, I will sell at the
lowest possible prices. My Stock is still
large in all departments, so come early and
get your choice at reduced prices.
I am acut for James Mi Cull A Co.'a Bazaar Ulove-Filting Patterns, and foi
the High Aim Wheeler A Wilson Sewing Machine, which 1 keep in Block. Highest
market price paid lor Hides, l'elts, Fur, and Uiusuug Hoot.
1.VII MIXTZ, Mnrieiivlllr, Ia.
Here's Your Chance!
A CHEAT CHANGE IN THE WEATHER, BUT NOT GREATER
Til AN THE GREAT REDUCTION OK PRICES AT
We don't propose to carry over any Winter Goods If
A BIG CRUSH IN PRICES !
will i-oll them. Wc therel'orefore offer you a 2A to SO per cent, reduction on every
dollar' worth of Winter jtoods you purrliaso from us. The (Slock ia too large to at
tempt enumeration, but we give you
A FEW POINTERS:
Mnn'a Overcoats worth 12 0i, will sell fr tN.no.
Boy' a ami Youth's Sizes, 13 to 18, worth IM.00, will ao tor M.00.
Child's, w ith cape, worth tt.t'O, take 'em along lor S2.50.
All Wool Flannel, worth 40c., knocked dowa to 30c.
Blankets. Q uits, Underwear, Lumbermen's wear, H lerv, and everything In
winter goods at proportionate reductions. Come Bud see lor yourself.
We mean just what we say !
APPEAL NOTICE.
Commisskinehh' (IKFICKl
ok t-'oKKar County, I
T'Onksta. Pa., .Ian. 9. 1S"2. I
Notice U hereiiy tri ven that the Commis
sioners of Forest t'ouniy will ni"et ut
their otiice in tlio Court lioiie, atTione--ta.
Pa., on the 14ih ami l.'ithof i-Vbruary,
nexl, tor the purp s of boldiiif; a Court
of Appeals from thii A-sessineot of VSS'i.
t'. K. I.KUKBCK,
Jan McIsiviik,
I'nii.ii- EMKar.
Attest, County t'umuiisstonera.
J AS. T. BllKNNAN,
Clerk.
ESTRAY.
Came to ll-e premises nf the undersign
ed, at Newtown Mdls, Pa., on or alsmt
Wnv. ", IKUii, a yearliinr heifer, rod ami
while, without s'peci u marks. The own
er ia hereiiy notilicd to conio lorward.
prove propei tx, pay charges and lake
same away, otlierwisu it will lie disposed
of accoidinK to law.
heeler, Dusenbury A Co.
Dec. 13, m2.
LIGHT ON THE SUBJECT.
Aulborities in this enliuhtened ago all
auree that the huiuaii hoily should la
clothed, nexl the skin, with all wool
garuients.
The First Wealth is Health.
It Is money saved to dress your body
properly. Coiiih Hnd let us help you
do so al moderate price.
I KT Y ii RALES OK ALL WOOL
UNDERV7KAK laogiinr in price from
75 cents to f l.OU per uarinenl,
AT tl.no PER GARMENT wo can sell
you a wool and camel's hair, soft and
duralile.
AT 81.25 PER GARMENT an till wool
or wool and camel's hair mixture in
natuial culms.
AT a 1 .: PER G A RM ENT we can give
vou a white tell or natural all wool un
oeishiri and drawer, never sold ill this
market uiiitur f j."o.
UOHK
Our natural won) and black wool cash
mere llo-e al 1H cents per pair are lead
ers. Y.,u can't match lliem at 4U cnla,
McCUEN & SIMON,
I'ailors, Hatters, l-'ui-nisliers. Moderate
Puce ntoro. I'.xclusive ageu.a lor )r,
Jaeger's Sanitaiy Wis-len Underwear,
Youman'sci K-loated New York Hals and
Pedriek's Cusioin whirls to order.
AND a SI'.NKCA STREET.
OIL CITY, PA.
Dr.AV.F.CONNEUS
EE, EAK, MISE k TURIIAT SIKCEON.
OV. SAVINGS BARK, OIL CITY, PA.
Olllee 1 1 ou i s 11 to 1 1 H. m . J 2 to -i p. m.
7 to k p. m. Sund iv, 4 to (i p. m.
PrViioe liiuiusl to alM)Ve Hm.-lullic.
David Mintzs,
T EC IB
Philadelphia Press,
Daily, Sunday, Weekly.
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11 0 M E.
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ization to secure, news from the most im
portant sources, aiel w itli nearly 4n0 cor
respondo'its :n Pennsylvaiiiii, New Jer
sey ami Doleware, Hie Stale and uear-al
home news ia covered with a routine care
fulness and attention to detail not even at
lelnpied by any other paper
The I'resi has also Hie best nf corres
poi.deuls in all the great cities nf Ihe
United suites, as well as fiuaucial aud
railroad experts Iu Chicago and the Weal,
who keep ilie unper more than abreast
with events.
l'ne col uuins of the. Viindniy Prats are en
riched by contributions iroin those wluwe
names are written high iu our li-tof ureal
authors, novelists, tsavists. as well as
trom m- n of hinh rank in public life 'the
best authors know that their lt an-
iiiences are the readers of the Daily, Sun
day and Weekly Pre.
In iMilit ca ihe Press knows no other
master than tins puonle an I the past year
baa seen, as has lieen auen tasfora,' the
marked tact that it is suiiservient to no
iHililieal boas. It has no political am
bitions to fotr, hut looks after the Intei -
estsol ll readers and deli vera itself upon
me iiHiies iu me. oay iu a manner ts.tn
t ran K and learless, tutting the lacta apeak
for themselves and evading no I sues, hul
inei-tnig them all on the baia of fair play
oall men at all times. Its pages know
no distinctions and the righla of one class
over another are neither recognized nor
supported.
Auveruement nl Hem Wanted mav
bo inserted in The Press for One Cent a
Word. Advertisements of situations
Wanted VCcnta Word. Sdecial days for
advertisements, Sunday, Wednesday,
Saturday.
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Ry mail, postage free In the U. S., Canada
and Mexico.
Daily, (except Sunday ), one year $0.00
" " " one mouth... .fto
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" " " one mouth... .65
Sunday, one year .uu
we-kiy Pies, one ear l oo
Dralts, t'heeks and other Remittances
should be made payable In the order of
THE PllESS CO., Limited,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Scientiflo American
Agency for
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Olilunt bureau for aut-urliiif patenta Id Aiuenra.
Kvvrr patent taken out bp ua la brought belura
Ui6 pubtiu bj a uuitce tfiveo Irtsi of oliaxif e la Uie
ticutific mencati
I.aryest etrculatlno of any sr)nti6o paper tn the
world. toDltinUitllT llustraUttl. Kn UitHlliffMiit
biftu should to without it. Weekly, 93. OU m
year, ri-ai six rutniiiis. aiiuidri uuix.s lAf
Vl ill-Lb tittut, abi isroaUway, hew York City.
17 MtMKHS AND PARMKIt'M SONS
I wlio liave a liome and r'ltt al their dia
posal, and who are looking for protitab'e
rniplnx uiclit may seclirt, poaitiona worth
from thii ly 10 a xty dollars a week by ad-(IroM-inu
A.J. PolUir, 8 Last MtuSt.,'Nuw
York Uilv. v
ELECTION OVER,
NOW aIe READY !
HURRAH FOR US!
EVERY DEPARTMENT PACKED WITH GOODS!
0
AND MORE COMING EVERY DAY.
OvrrrontM niil I'loUilng.
An elp'.-mit SMnrtuir-nt tht Saaon, with
prices to suit the pocket book.
Drew Goods.
Wo havo a very laran and well selected
stock of thn Newest and most Hlyliah
Nliadea In UreaaUuutlauf every descrip
tion. Dress Flannels & Blankets.
We sells the Famous Kmnhero-er Klan
nela and Itlankcts. our assortment ol
Ureas Kl.nnels la awav ahea I of any
ever offered in this place before.
Hosiery. Underwear.
Wo have it in all (trades to suit all kinds
of Iradt) in Hosiery and Underwear.
.Inai ask lor what vou wantand we have
II. A Tull line for Indies, Uents, Uoya.
Miasra and Children.
COME AND SEE US.
H. J. HOPKINS & CO.,
TIONESTA, PENN.
SIGGINS & - NASON,
(SUCCK880K3 TO SIOUINS A FOXlvS.)
DRUGGISTS Si, GROCERS,
TIONEbTA, - - PENN.
IX OUR OROCKRY 'DEPARTMENT WILL ALWAYS BE FOUND
BERRIES, FRUITS A VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS, IN SEASON.
In our Drug Department, which is In chanro of a thoroughly compoient Clerk,
will always ho round the
PUREST DRUGS AND CHEMICALS!
PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED WITH UTMOST CARE.
Lawrence &
dealeks in-
CLOTHING, DRY GOODS NOTIONS
WARE, STATIONERY, CANNED GOODS. CUTLERY,
JEWELRY, TOBACCO, CIGARS.
BOOTS AND SHOES A SPECIALTY !
GOODS OF FIRST CLASS QUALITY IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
:O0CTHTBY PBODUO! MID 0ASH:
TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR HOODS.
S. H. HASLET & SON,S
HAVE A FULL LINE OF
FURNITURES !
-
UNDERTAKER'S GOODS !
G-IVEI THEM .A. CA-XjIj.
TIONESTA.
OURS
Sick Headaolif and rrllera all the troubles Incl
(lent to a bilious aUO of thH s htvm. such as
tiisiiivaa, Nsuas. Uroaaluttas. Diatreaa afn-r
ealina;. fain in Hie Slite. to While tlirlr moat
rmariktile success has beeo alios n In curiug
SICK
Hcdche, yet Cabtcb Ijtti.k Liven Pills
are equally valuable in Conitiaiion. curiiiK
and pruvantinfc thia ai moving iMnnnlaint. while
thfy also crrect all tliMonleris of the stoma).,
Btnnulato the liver and regulate Ihe bowel,
fcvea it they ouly cured
Ache thy would he almo pneekva to those
who Buffer from Una Uulre..inir complaint:
hut fortunately thfir froodntr dnea not end
hre, and thcwie who once tr thtm will dud
these little pills valuahle In ao maiiT way (hut
they will not be willing to do without them,
but after ail aick bead
ACHE
ia tli bane of ao many Uvea that here U where
we make our frreut boaat. Uur tiUa cure tt
w hile othern do not.
C'artkk'm Litti,c fJVKH Tin UT verw small
aai very eiv to take. One or two pilla make
doee. They are atrtetly verrtaiae and do
nl Kripe or puttee, but by their tcentle action
pleaae all who uae them. In viala at 2& ent;
ore for $ . ekld ewrT where, or aent by uuui
KSSICUTI CO.. Ktv Tort
'idE Cdlln HlCai
CARTER'S
Wraps, Jackets and Shawls.
We sell the nicest and let .laekota for
the money of anv store in th' part of
the County. Don't buy any until vou
see ours. The piles tin otir counter
melt like snow hol'ore the aun.
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes.
Every Department is loaded. Our stock
of MiilihcrUonilMtapoinplfio. We 111 the
smallest child and Ihe liirtrect man, and
tlie irli-es mo l inht. Qootla oflhobest
grades.
.ICK ICltll M.
OnrOroeery Department Is always kepi
up to tho Miamlaril with nice fresh
jroods, lioutrlit lor ca-U and aold at the
Low cut Possililo Price.
Smearbaugh,
HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, QUEENS
AND -
- - PICNN.
TIME TAI1LE In
-tlei Jany. 1, 1N03.
Trains leave Tio
iiHHtit tor till City
nut points west as
mllow :
Nn.ua 'I In-uugu i- n jh-lit n arry -
inn ihknkiiui-m) :40 a. HI.
Nu. 81 Huliiiln ExpruMM 12:07 uixin.
No. j Way Freight (carrying
)Ui-iignr) 4:15 p. in.
No. AS Oil City Ex rtwaduily.. 7:53 p. in.
For II kkuryl'idi' line, Warren, Klnzus,
linuiioril, i iichii nuu ine mlhii
No. ao iiluxn hxprorui rimly...
No. 32 I'ltiDiHKii KxpreHs..,.
6:41 a. to.
4:15 p. (u.
So. INJ I hroiiKli FreintH (t-ar-
rvinu iiaiiiiutiiMi
6:50 p. 111.
No. till v uy t riojilit (carri ing
(jasju'iigiTo io iioiu'elaj
8:41 a. m.
Trains 1K1 u:id HU Run Daily ami carry
ittsMnK''i al"' Hiiiii pomtH Uutween
Oil (.'H v anil li viiiHtoii only. Other trains
run ditiiv exi-opt fSuiulay.
Ot t Tiiiiu I ali us ana full inlorniHtloii
from 8. l. I'l.AHK, Aent, '1 ioiiubla, f.
Ii. liKLL. (juii'iatiol.
J. A. FELLOrtS,
lien'l Fasot-ngor A Tii-ket Agi-nt,
Uullaio, N. V.
tlUGUST MQZICIS. JiS
of the tirni of MOHCK BRO'H,
OPTICIA1TS,
)in-lnlit ill Errors of Ki'lrai-tioii of th
Eye. ExamiiiatioiiH fretot' i-hsrgn.
WARRKN, PENN.
I oil Wnltli ol evi-rv (leKi-ciptlon ciecu
1 it I ill .uu KKl'UiiLIC'AN oUico.
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