THE FOREST REPUBLICAN. 4. t. WINK, Editor t Propkiitor. WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 189.1. It 1. 1 I II M VA X T I CK i :t. cointv. Prothonotnry, tc. CALVIN M. A UN EH, Tionesta Iloro. Sheriff, HAH KY MAZE, Jotikft Twp. County CommissionerR, W. M. COON, .Harnett Twp. W. A. CONN ELY, Hickory Twp. Auditor. M. K. AltHOTT, Hickory Twp. W. L. SPROUT, Howe Twp. Jtirv Commissioner, J. if. CARPENTER, Kinpilcy Twp. Theke are odIj 12,000 idle men in the Lake Superior tnioiog regions. "Four, four, four years more." If Grover Cleveland is to be dis abled by gout be may have bis pen sion cut off, too. But pet haps he doesn't get a pension. The old soldier gettiug a pension under the dependent act will learn with pleasure that bis peusion has been stopped for sixty days while the rebel brgadier inquires into his case. Cholera in France, Russia, Hun gara and Egypt, less than a week's travel from this country. Put up the bars at the ports keep out the im migrants until the snow flies at least. They say that Thomas B. Reed is heartier than ever, and that he will take bis old voice and his bat full of brains into Congress when the extra session meets. With Reed on the floor there will be a general disposi tion to keep quiet on the part of the Democratic leaders. How they do hate Reed and fear him. In Judge of the current week is t cartoon representing Uncle Sam rue fully surveying the ruius of broken banks and closed industrial establish mcnts with thousands of men out of work, while Judge asks: "You want ed a change how do you like it as lar as you nave cone 7 it is a car toon that hits the nail on the bead. The uncertainty concerning what Congress will do with the financial question has led New York importers to inform their customers that here after only gold will be taken in pay ment. It may put some of the buy ers to a great deal of trouble to get gold, but this is one of the misfor tunes of a Democratic administration. Sunday was the last on which the World's Fair gates will be open, the management having discovered that it don't pay to run counter to the ideas of the American people when it comes to the desecration of the Chris- tain Sabbath. The scheme was not only demoralizing in all respects, but was resulting in heavy financial loss on week days as well as Sundays. Hence the complete revocation of former icsolutionav Governor Altgeld, of Illinois, has ordered the defeat of Judge Gary, who tried and seutenced the Anarchists released by Altgeld. As Judge Gary is a Republican, and will be renominated by his party this fall, Altgeld has more cheek than falls to the average man to preeumo to inter fere. The Republicans of Chicago and thousands of Democrats will re elect Judge Gary and rebuke' the friend of murderers and thugs. Alt- gold is a disgrace to civilization. "Don't say anything about the tar iff1," is the cry of certain free trade newspapers, adding, "let us put all the blame on silver." But the tariff will not down. We had the silver question a year ago, and have had it for three years, and yet the country until recently was prosperous to a high degree. Now we have got the tariff question, and there is all the difference in the world. Mills are closing up, 10,000 roeu hava been thrown out of employment in the northwestern iron mines, lake vessels are tying up, and disaster is every where. Silver has something to do with it, but the spectre of free trade a hundred times more. Where is that business confidence that was to be braced up by the elec tion of Cleveland and the success of the Democratic party? If it is to come, it had better get here pretty quick. Manufacturing establish ments aod furnaces, steel and iron works and other lines of industry are closing down all over the country, and thousands of men find themselves on the cold world without work. A week ago 10,000 men were put out of work in Iudiaoapolis by ten indus trial establishments closing their doors. In the Lebanon Valley a number of furnaces have been blown out, and that they will remain idle for some time is evidenced by the fact that the entrances have been hoarded up. A day or two ago a dispatch from Troy, N. Y., announced that work had ceased at the works of the Troy steel and iron company, and five Hun dred men would have to look else where for employment. For the first time in its history the Glendon iron company at Eastori has been forced by ttie depression in the iron trade to completely shot down and one hun dred and seveuty men out of work. These are a few samples of the bracing up of business confidence we were to have under the new Demo cratic dispensation. It is not a pleas aut picture to look at, but facts are facts and this country will have to face them. Nobody pretends to guess when it will end, but for the good of the country we hope it will end soon. The trouble begau just as eooii as a Democrrlic President and Congress were elected. That Colorado silver convention simply wants to wade in gore. The Populist Governor Waite, who should of all men keep cool in a crisis, made a speech in which he threatened that blood would "flow to the horses' bri dies rather thau our national liberties be destroyed," classing as one of our "national liberties" the free coinage of silver. The incendiary utterances of such blatherskites will not do much to help the s'lvcr cause Rather they will show the conserva live people of the country what i dangerous element they have to deal with and prepare them for the conflict which the silver men seem intent up on forcing upon the couutry. What is wanted among the silver men is cool-headed men who can lead. It isn't lack of money in this coun try. It is lack of confidence in an administration that started wrong. Advertisement. mOMBITIOS TICKET. Sf((fe Treasurer J. L. Kent. Supreme Judge 11. J. Ames. rrothonotaryS. T. Work. Sheriff N. Q. Colo. County Commissioners AV 'in. Lowinan, George S. Hindman. ,, Here is the Bounding Daddy of the Silver Dollar, Congressman Bland, calling on the silver men to fight fur their rights, and declaring that the Democrats of the West and South have been buncoed by the Democrats of the East. It is going to be a fine old family fight, aod the Republicans will enjoy the wake that follows. Two of the scoundrels, Gallagher aod Davidson, who confessed to pois oning workmen at Homestead, now confess that tbeir former confession, by which Dempsey and Beatty were convicted, was a lie. One statement or the other is a lie, beyond question. The present confession is not more improbable than the other one, but neither seems entitled to implicit confidence. The agent of a cotton mill in Lew iston, Maine, who hasikept in touch with matters, says that before Octo ber next every mill in Lewiston will be compelled to close owing to the uncertainty regarding tariff matters, and that thousauds of men will be throwo out of employment. Why, this was the very warning souu'ied by the Republican party during the last campaign, and it was sneered at by the Democrats who dubbed it the old cry of "Wolf." The time will come, and it is not so very far ahead, when the American workiogman will find to his sorrow that the Democratic party is bis woisl enemy. Democra cy to bold the West and bouth must live up to its free trade declarations, and that means death to American manufactures. For the first time in the history of the trade every plate glass lactory in the United States is closed and that indefinitely. And ten thousand men are idle. It has been the custom to operate plate glass factories all the year around, notwithstanding the usual summer shut down of the other glass industries. The free trader may ascribe this to overproduction, but the people who look into these matters will ascribe it to the clumsy methods of a Democratic administra tion that simply made a toy of great financial questions. This is another object lesson. There will be more in the future. From every direction comes there- port of mills closing up. The Salem (N. J.) Oilcloth Works, the PbaiDix Woodeu Mill, of Chester; theCohoes (N. Y.) Kuitting Company's mill, the Charles Parker Company, of Meri den, Coun , employing 1000 hands, and numerous other manufacturing establishments have cloBed up, within the last few days. Lack of orders due to the uncertainty of prices it the cause. In other words, the shadow of free trade is paralyzing tha busi Dees of the nation. A year ago the country was in the height of prosper ity. What has brought about the change? The election of Grover Cleveland and the success Democratic party pledged trade. of to They hung a poor colored devil down iu Kentucky last week on charge of murdering two girls, and they strung him up without trial by jury, and without giving him any chance whatever for his life. On the platform erected for his execution be made a speech in which he said "I am an innocent man." It mattered little what he said. A crime bad been committed, a man bad been ar rested, here was the man, the mobde manded a victim, and the mob wreak ed its vengeuce. The mau was hanged the mob of respectable, civilized white people subjected the corpse to all manner of barbarity, and then burned it, and outraged justice was vindicated. Now comes the sequel It has beeu discovered that the victim of the mob, when he said he was in uoceui, spoae me iruio. tue evi J - . ir uence Hgaiuei uim was two rings touud in his pocket which it was al leged were taken from the victims, The father of the two girls says the nogs never belonged to his daughters he, himself, doubts the guilt of the poor victim who narrowly escaped being burned at the stake, but met death at the rope's end, and the mob is uow said to have made a horrible mistake. Is it not enough to baDg man without trial by judge or jury barring out the fact that be is inno ceut and protests bis innocence to bis latest breath ? This last story from the South may have some effect on future mobs, but we doubt it. the free Senator Voorhees is of the opiiv ion mat congress will be in session continuously for a whole year. May the Lord have mercy upou a long suffering public! Dew. Exchange, Notice to Contractors. Bids will be received by tlio under signed for the building and furnishintr of everything m mo way or material lor School House. Tlio stone foundation will bo made complete. Also doliverv of all material at the ground by residents of me district, ireo ol all cost to Contractor, 817.0, 20 loet by 24 feot. Spocilleatiuns as louows: uoou iietniocK lialloon tramp; iineu on inside with No. l hemlock ceil ing; sided up on outside with No. 1 horn iock isovelty Biding ; lloor to Do No. . hemlock matched llooring : brick chilli n ey to come down through to a bracket in tho room ; two doors: three coats of paint outside and insido; two windows on eaehside ; Closet in front of room 6 feet by Hiieetj shingled with No. 1 hem lock sliin tries: covered noreh across front eim oi nouse. Hida wil; be received lip to July 20th. 181IH, the School Board reserving the right to reject any or all bids. For fur ther information address G. H. EVANS. Seo'v East Hickory, Ph., June 20, 18113. WHAT - TO - LOOK - FOR - AT MINTZ'S ! NEW CDODS 1ST THE LATEST STYLE & PATTERNS. J. HOPKINS. T. It. LANiON HOPKINS & LANSOKJ, (Successor to It. J. HOPKINS it CO.) Want to say soniothing about ClothiiiK, Dry Goods, Shoos, IIats,$Caps;andiGcncral Merchandise OUIl IHY 4-OOIM DKPAKTJIK&'T Was never so complete, as now. Ladies should not fail to boo our Hummer Press Goods and White Goods. In tho Millinery Department you find tho verv latest styles, direct from Taris, and prieos that can not l0 beat. Ladios should not fail to look through this Department before buying. -r)-v-vrp c CTT"T? Department Is complete,. o bavo tho nnost shoes ljyJKj 1 X OIIVJUj for Ladies, Men and Children ill the market. cxoti 1 1 x a i i : ia i irn rcx t. You will II ml tho verv latest styles and patterns, Gontlomon, you should not fall to look at this" stock. Anil In youths' and children's clothing I have tho largest stock in Marionvillo, Prices that will make you stnro. Hats and Caps in all the mit popular makes and styles. OUR G EN'I'S' FURNISH 1NG DICTA HTM ENT is now complete Wo havo tho very latest stylos in Neckwear, Shirts, A'e. CM II l'KT UK VA KT JI KXT. In this Department von will tlnd tho latest designs and patterns. Curtains, Drapery, Shades, and Wall Taper, Hugs, Mats and Hangings. sntixj caii-:n axi wiiAra, All Tailor Made and very stylish. Kcmember, you will tlnd tho largest stock in Forest County al DAVID MINTZ'S, MARIENVILLE, PA. X. 11. Highest prieo paid for Wool, Telts, Boef Hides, and Ginseng. rp rp B AENB BEATS THEM ALL! WHEN It Comes To BARGAINS ! You have doubtless been thinking of getting a Now Summer Suit, and qulto likely have concluded to make tho Investment when you find what you want at tlio rigiit nun re. we inum we unve it. ai iciisi we wouiu hku iu nww yu coods mid nricos before von eo elsewhere, anil theiofore invito vou to call ear ly. In nrice. stylo and 'quality, we'll stay by tho best of them. And thon in Ladies' Dress Goods, Wo have made a special effort to get tho patterns that aro bound to pleaso. whiio for line quality and low price thero is nothing that call compare with our line, our summer uoous are especially neat ami caicnoy. In Furnishing Goods, Both Ladies' and Gouts', wo lake special prido In our stock, for we feel contl dent thev will please tho customer, Our Summer Underwear has been seloct- ed witli n view to its wearing qualities as woll as for the comfort it will allbrd Collars, Cliffs, Tics, Dross and Outing Shirts wo havo In endless variety. Hats, Caps and Shoes, Don't fail to come to us whon you selcst your hat for the summer. We'll fit you out and you'll bo more than pleased. And in Shoes! There's whero take the eako. All kinds. Sizes, St3'les and Trices. For Ijadies, for Gouts, for Boys, for Girls, and last, but not least, for Babies. GBOCBEIES, Our Grocery Department is supplied, as usual, with tho freshest and purest tho mantei aiioros, aim dim i iuck on mo ntney prices, either, come anil seo. BARNETT, TIONESTA. SCOWDEN & CLARK, MANUFACTURERS OF CARRIAGES, WAGOA'S AM) SLI K.IIS. NOTICE. Mrs. Patience Mealy vs. Mr. Caroline E. watson, and iMrs. Anna w. Minis. In the Court of Common Pleas of Forest Countv, Pennsylvania, No. 5 of An gust Term, To the Jiespondcnls above named : Whereas, on the 14th of Maw ISflS. was presented to Honorablo Charles H. Noves, President Judge of said Court, at Cham bers, the petition of the above named Mrs. Patience Mealy, setting forth that she is the owner claiming title to and in possession of subdivision No. 4 of War rant No. 381, situate in Tionesta town ship, in said County of Forest, contain ing nny-eignt acres, ana mat on tlie mil day ot June, IN-, tne said tract of land, (assessed in the name of Oliver Mealy, iormeriy juaioer,) was soin tiy me treas urer of said county to L. F. Watson, lor the taxes of IKS", and a treasurer's deed therefor was duly executed and acknowl edged in open court on the 2)t of Sep tember, lbS, (the said warrant howover being erroueously described therein as No. 2821.) That the above named re spondents hold said treasurer's title un der said Li. t . Watson, who is since de ceased, but no action of ejectment has been brought to recover said tract under said alleged treasurer's title. The petitioner lurther set forth that she was desirous of settling tho contro versy concerning said tract of land, whereupon, in accordance with tlio fur ther prayer ot said petition, a rule on Baid Mrs. Caroline E. Watson and Mrs. Anna W. Sims wasgranted. rcturnabloto the fourth Monday of August next, to bring tlieir action ot electinent for the promises aforesaid within ninety days from tho service of such rule upon thein, or show can ho why the same cannot be brought. Witness tho Honorable Charles II. Noyes, President Judge, and tho seal ol said Court, at TionesUi, Pa., tho liitk day of May, 1'J3. U. M. AH EH, l'rothy. First Class LAWN MOWERS, AT $4.00, and upwards. The Celebrated ositoitxi: MACII1XI AT $40.00 This is rare Bargain. Executor's Notice Letters Testamentary on tho Estato of K. M. Carson, lato of Tionesta township. doceased, having been granted the under signed, all persons indebted to said es tate will niaKe payment, anil those hav ing claims against the same will present ineiu, amy aiiiiieiiucaiea. to SAMUEL D. I1UVIN, Executor. Tionesta, Pa., Juno 7, 1S'J3. I H. HASLET & mi GENERAL MERCHANTS, Furniture Dealers, -AND- UNDERTAKERS. TIONESTA, PENN. Dr.W.F.CONNEKS EVE, EAR, NOSE i T111I0AT SIKULUN, OV. SAVINGS BANK, OIL CITY, PA. uniee Hours I) to 11 a. in. ; 2 to 4 p. in 10 v p. in. riiuiday, 4 to 0 p. m. Practice limited to above specialties. -ALSO DEALERS IN- PLOWS, HARROWS, CULTIVATORS blowing Jluchinc, Horse Italics, CiirIii Tools, AND FARMING MACHINERY AND IMPLEMENTS OF ALL KINDS. Call on us before you buy. We can save you money. TIOITESTA, FJ. RAMBLER: BICYCLES AVE ARE OPENING taonimllcy fc Jeflrey Co. make of Bicycle aro tho BEST IN MARKET Their No, 1 and 2 aro consid ered the bent Itoad Wheoland are fully Guaranteed iu all re respects. For prices and par ticulars inquire of 91. II. MatsUIIti:, TIONESTA, PENN. Send for Catalogue. TF YOU WAiJT i- nriiiliiiu at a reasonable nrica snnri re.siectuble Job of your order to this oflico, DL- SPRING AND SUMMER WOOLENS And aro prepared with a superb stock of the World's Finest Productions to make Clothing to order, PERFECT IN FIT AND CORRECT IN STYLE AT MODERATE PRICES. Get your order In for your MOULD'S FAIR 8 LIT. And don't lorget that wo are also head quurtors for FIXINGS. Ily "Fixings" we mean Hats, Shuts Neckwear, Underwear, Hosiery, White Vests, Traveling Dags, Umbrellas, Mack intosh Coals, Etc. McCUEN & SIMON, Tailors, Hatters, Furnishers, Moderate Price Store. Exclusive agents for Dr J miner's Sanitary Woolen Underwear, Youiuan's celebrated New York Hats and Pedrick's Custom Shirts to order. 25 AND 29 SENECA STREET. OIL CITY, PA. LOTHING. DRESS GOODS. Wo havojust opened up our Spring Ntock of Clothing, anil without a doubt It is tho most complete assortment wo havo ever had. You ootild scarcely mention a stylo or color but what wo would havo It, In sizcs'lo lit tho boy i years old or tho man weighing 2."0 Urn., nnd tho price Is what adds to the beauty of tho goods. AWAY; DOWN. In Dress (loods.wo havo excelled all previous elTortsJin this lino. Our assortment In morn varied, embracing all tho now novelties In Worsted Goods, Silks, Trimmings, Velvets, Ao. It will pay you to look them over even if you don't want to buy a cent's worth. DON'T FAIL TO SEE OUR LINE OF BLACK COODS. WHITE GOODS WASH GOODS. SHOES. HATS. In Whlto Moods, Flouncing and Embroidery, wo takn a back scat for nobody. Anything you want in Wash (foods. Prints, Ginghams, Shallics, Satllnes and Novelties we havo In endless variety. With our Shoo Department chock Tull and morecomlng ov ery day, wo don't seo why we can't lit any foot in any stylo. Wo havo eompleto lines in Ladle', Gent's, Misses, Hoys' anil Children's, including Fancy Callers. Fresh arrival of Hats just opened. AU'.tho'new.shapes and colors, snitablo for old men, boys and children. Caps for girls, caps for boys, caps for iiieu. -WHEN IT COMES TO- GROCERIES, FLOUR AND FEED! w 0 aro right in the business. Our Grocery Department Is kenfc rluht tin tn thn standard. Tho assortment, is complete and ihe goods are always fresh and of tlio best varieties, ltought for cash and sold at "llvo and let live" prices. Como and see us. You will find us at homo from early morning till eight o'clock at niirht. HOPKINS Sc XjTSOT. ONE DOLLAR PAYS FOR A SUIT For a Boy 14 Years Old at MILES & COMPANY'S Who w 111 soil goods to tho POOR of TionosUi and vicinity. We aro clos ing out our odds and ends at prices that ato no relation to tho cost. Re member theso goods aro Bocond to nono in Forest County, and aro away out of sight In prlcos, bocnuso wo won't keep thom over till next season. Don't miss a chauco to save money. WE LEAD! LET THOSE FOL LOW WHO CAN. 0 3 XlSEX&iESiSS tiouesta, iFEisrnsr. SIGGINS - & - NASON, (SUCCESSORS TO SIGGINS A FONES.) DRUGGISTS & GROCERS, TIONESTA, PENN. IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT WILL ALWAYS 11K FOUND frit PERRIES, FRUITS A V EG ETA It L ES OF ALL KINDS, IN SEASON. Iu our Drug Department, which Is in charge of a thoroughly competent Clerk, will always bo found tho PUREST DRUGS AND CHEMICALS! PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED WITH UTMOST CARE. Lawrence & Smearbaugh, DEALERS IN CLOTHING, DRYGOODS NOTIONS HATS, CAPS. GROCERIES, QUEENS WARE, STATIONERY, CANNED GOODS, CUTLERY, JEWELRY, TQBACCO, CIGARS. BOOTS AND SHOES A SPECIALTY ! GOODS OF FIRST CLASS QUALITY IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. iSOnHTEYIFBOBnOI'AHD 0ABH: TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS. We hava never had such a fine array of harvest machines to show farmers as this season. Every one shows invent ive skill, strength and symmetry derived from the touch of S3 'ER The Wood machines, as mado for 1G92, are winning crowds of new friends. Kxamine tho new chain-drive, and balance reel, on the Wood harvester. Examine the new spring lift and the new axle extension on tho V ood mowers. Ex amine the Wood hand-dump rakes, virtually self-dumping. CHARLES A. HILL, AGENT FOR AND DEALER IN FARM MACHINERY OF EVERY KIND, INCLUDING REAPERS, BINDERS, MOWERS, RAKES, SPRING TOOTH HARROWS, (J RAIN AND CORN DRILLS. ALSO BUC.GIES, WAGONS AND CARTS. A FINE QUALITY OF LUBRICATING OILS FOR ALL KINDS OF RAP ID AND SLOW MOTION MACHINERY. Before making purchases I would ask Fanners and others to inspect my stock and prices. Everything ot tlio best and most approved iiuality, and ut prices with in the reach of all. CHARLES A. HILL, Tionesta, Pa.
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