THE FOREST REPUBLICAN. J. I. WINK, tOITO 4 PSOMItTOB. WEDNESDAY, JUNK 20, 1894. iti:iriiMt A ticki:t. KTATK. Governor, DANIEL H. HASTINGS. Lieut. Governor, WALTER I. YON. Auditor General, AMOS H. MYLIN. Secretary of Internal HTnirs, JAMES W. LATTA. Congress-nt-Largo, G ALUS II A A. (SHOW, GEORGE F. HUFF. COI'NTV. Congress, A. W. COOK. (Subject to notion of Dlst. Conference.) Assembly, J. E. WENK, Assnclato Judge, J. A. NASH. District Attorney, I. M. CLARK. Coroner, J. W. MORROW. The World's Fair stockholders bave received a ten per cent, divi deod, and there's more to follow. It was not such a bad investment, after all. F. A. Weaver, Editor of the Brookville Republican, moo the Jef ferson couDty nomination, for Con gress at the Republican primaries in that couDty last Saturday. Mr. Weaver deserves the district nomin ation. The Democratic primaries in Clar ion county last Saturday resulted in ' the nomination of J. M. Fox for Congress, Geo. F. Kribbs being de feated for re-nomiDation. A. W. Smiley and J. II. Martin wete nom inated for Assemble. The reputable Democrats in Breckinridge's district have served no tice that if he is nominated they will support Major Ileury Clay McDowell, the Republican who will be nomina ted and who will make the run. This means the election of a Republican from the district, and no honest citi zen need fear that Major McDowell will disgrace the district after the manner of Breckinridge. It looks uow as if the administra tion and anti-administration forces in - the Democratic State Convention will lock horns on the Gubernatorial nomination, the former voting for Attorney General Hensel and the lat ter (or -Tames Gufley, the millionaire oil operator. Anybody who has watched the drift of affairs knows how the fight will end. Mr. Elensel will be nominated by a majority that will simply annihilate Colonel Gufley, and the same old fight will be on again, but fiercer than ever. Mr. Harrity will run the convention, be cause he will have the delegates, and the anti-IIarrity people will not have the ghost of a show. The legislative investigating com mittee in New Yojk, which is prob ing the rotten Tammany police force, has discovered a new kind of hand shake. A witness testified that he kept a dive that was under police protection, and once a month the police captain of the precinct would call on him, drink a bottle of his wine, shake hands with hiai and de part. But, when be shook handf with the captain the dive keeper al was ieit a goo bill in the captain s hand. It was an agreement between them that by the payment of this $50 per month the dive keeper was pro tected. No matter what other houses were raided and the proprietors ar rested, this particular man suffered immunity and be proceeded with his nefarious business feeling perfectly safe. This is only one of a hundred cases of a similar character, and chiefly remakable for the new of hand-shake it developed. kind The cost per capita of maiute nance and education of the pupils ii the Sold iers' Orphans' Schools of the Atate for the year ending May 31st 1814, was I Vi'.tM, or four cents less than the per capita allowed by law Tbe aveiage attendance in the school uuriog iue year was ooo. mere are now 712 pupils iu the schools and thirteen others provided fur by the commission in schools outside luose uuuer us jurisdiction. A num ber of discharge will occur during July and August, the vacation per tod, and the commission desires to bave all the applicant fur admietio made as early as possible iu orde that it may be enabled to decide to the continuance of all the school now iu txisUuce during the curren year. A circular letter has been aued by tbe commioion to the Gran Army posts of the State stating th with proper attention every soldier or sailor's orphan can be cared for i the schools uow io existence, but un lew Application are received in auffi cient qnanity during another year one at leat will be rlnpei). Children eligible for admiccinn mint be be tween five and fourteen years of age. llarrisburg Telegraph. The Iron Age stales that the do mestio tin plate manufacturers report an active demand for every pound they are able to produce, whether of bright or roofing tin. The quality of American tin plates generally is so good that consumers prefer thera and ask for them, and take imported plates with reluctance, if they cannot get the domestic. The wages for this clan of labor in the United Slates is about double that paid in Great Britain. There appears to be contin ued steady work for all. One of the largest manufacturers Messrs. N. & G. Taylor Co., of Philadelphia state that their output last week was the largest since they started their works about two years ngo. And yet the titi-plate liar continues to tell bis fako lie about not being able to make tin plate in this country. Ex-Congressman Bayne Ends Ills Life, In a fit of despondency resulting from a long and incurable illness, and depressed by a sudden and violent at tack of dangerous Symplons, Thomas M. Bayne, the well known ex-Repre-scotative of tho Allegheny district io Congress, at a quarter after 10 o'clock last Saturday morning forestalled the end by sending a bullet through his head, killing himself instantly. The occurrence took place at Col. Bayne's handsome home in the city of Wash ington. With the exception of the servants, his wife being temporarily absent in Philadelphia, Mr. Bayne was alone in the house. About eigh teen months ago be was induced to take a voyage around the world, and when he returned last July it appear ed he had improved much. This gain was but temporary, however, aud be suffered greatly from fits of depression consequent upon the mu tations of his disease, which was con sumption. Colonel Bayne was fifty-eight years of age last Thursday. He eutered the Union Army iu July, 1862, as Colon- 1 of the One Hundred and Thirty- ixth Pennsylvania Voluuteers, which be commanded during its Dine months' service. At the close of the war he was admitted to the Allegheny County bar and in 1870 was elected District Attorney, In 1874 he was lected to Congress from the Twenty- third District, serving until 18'JO, when he voluntarily retired on ac count of ill health. WARREN NATIONAL BANK Warren, Penna. CAPITAL, $150,000.00 DIRECTORS: Nelson P. Wheeler, David W. Beaty, Jerry Crary, Goo. M. Parmlee, Win. D. Brown, Andrew Hertzel, A. T. Scofield, Schimmelfong, Christian Smith, II. T. Russell, H. A. Jamiesou. Personal and Business accounts solici ted on most favorable terms consistent with good conservative banking. Interest allowed on deposits. X. PARMLEE, Pies. Jf. A. JAMIESON, Vice Pres. F. E. HERTZEL, Cashier AX ORDINANCE. To provide for proper house drainage and sewerage of bouses and streets in the Borough of Ttouesta. Forest County Pennsylvania, and for the proper disposal ui new age muLwir. lie U ordained aud enacted 1i tl. Ttur. gess and Town Council of the Borough of iioDesia, coreBt county, rennsylvania,and iu accoruunce witu me Acts or Assembly is such cases made and provided, and it is hereby ordained and enacted bv the authori ty of tbe same; that proper main and branch unaergrouna sewers be laid on Elm. Vine, Court, William, Helen, Way, Bridge, Wal nut and Uiland Streets in the said Borough oi liouenia, wnn proper places tor the con' nectioua of house drains, for the carrying ofi and disposal of all such sewage matter aud bouse drainage ; and that all owners of lots be res ui red and they are herebv renuir ed to connect their bouse drains with said mains or branches thereof, of said sewers, in th manner provided bv anil niulnr tlia direction of the Council aud the Board of liatlu of the said Borough ; such sewerage to be put in from time to time, and in ac cordance with tbe plans and specifications adopted by the said Council. Provided, la case auy property owner refuses to connect bis or ber house drains with said sewers after 20 days notice from the said council so to do, the said Borough, by its council, shall have the power to make such connections and charge the coat and expense thereof to ' iirurues sua ine owners tbereor. which cost and expense, together with '-' per cent, as a penalty, may be collected by an action of assumpsit or bv fileinir a lien agiauat the respective properties and collect u as mecnanics liens are by law collected. The above Ordinance was duly passed by the said C ouncil of Tionesta Borough on the CJ. W. BOHINSON, President J. T. Dale, becretary. Approved, June, loth, A. D. lft4. C. K. DAVIS, Burgess. DU. CONN Kits, and TIIHOAT KYK. KAK. NOSE Will le at the Central 11ook no Wml day. May Oth. aud ou the second W1 iicnduy of every mouth iollowing, for the purpose oi treating eye, ear, nose and mruai cofttm. REPORT of llatnionv J Town nship. H. T. Cumin, ( VI Iff 'tor. In account with H"l Fund for lh vrar ending Mitrcli I.!, Dn. To am't of Ch Duplicate $ 7s W Tn m'l c( IMiti'inent Duplies!. PK (W SHC "4 Cn. t ! ll .. 1 7 ' Hr e "iterations Itv lands relumed lly ft jv ri-rfil off for prompt par Us..-! Hy ft prtTnt mm on iUM Ilj Cash paid Treirfr 10 4J 4 t 0. KIT Ml tor m In account with Poor Fund for year ending .March 12, 14. Dn. ToatrTlof Duplicate -V7 !W tn. Hv eioneratlona f M By lands rtnrn-d 51 R, Hv ft poriTtit off for prompt pay ... II tl. Hv S permit roin mission V'J lly cah wld Treasurer 4 i'J Is f.i.7 :w In account with School Fund for year ending June 4, l"t. Dn. To am't of duplicate $l4o.-, 8S To dog tax : fiti fn i: ;w Cn. lly landn returned 141 7 lly exoneration! IS '."rt lly ft percent off for prompt pay.. ist HO Hv exoneration on dog tax A on Hy ft percent commlMion (12 37 lly cash paid Treasurer lls OH 141.1 8 It. O. Cnron, Treamircr, In account with Hoad Fund for year ending March 12, 1S!.. Dn. To bal. duo at last settlement luj 41 To ain't received from t'ol 817 Wt I tin a t'R. By order redeemed f Mil 7fl Hyii percent commission Id 33 $ 8: OH Ralance due Township 7 20 In account with 1'oor Fund for year ending March 12, 1WM. Dk. To bal due at last settlement $ Lit 87 To cash received from Collccto...... 4:12 18 4 "0 O,-, t'R. Ry orders redeemed t it 18 Ry 2 percent commission 1 OS By orders redeemed for overs'rs.. 14 73 lift 01 Balanco due Township f 143 14 In account with School Fund for year ending Juuo 4, lS'.M. l)n. To bal due at Inst settlement fllOl 40 To cash roceived from Coll 1 1 f5 08 To State Appropriation t;lft tn) $2021 7 CR. By ordors redeemed as follows: Salaries of teachers $1722 50 Salaries of secretary and auditors M 00 uei lurniHiietl schools 107 20 Refunding ordor to II. T. Co MO 00 or charts purchased in 18t2 2.h:1 fiO or books and supplies Hit 82 or repairs and incidentals 110 7ft By 'I percent commission 64 6.1 278l 30 Balance due township f 140 27 We the undersigned Auditors of liar mony township having audited the abovo accounts lind them correct. T. W. Ali.rndkr, "I Geo. L. Kino, Auditors, L. A. IIOTCIIKISS, I A UDITORS' REPORT of HUkorv il Township, for the year endiiiu June io:-. J . .1. Bowman. Treasurer, in account with School Board. Dn. To balance lr jm last settlement... 87H 11 To State Appropriation tUl 28 To ain't ree'd from Collectors 1812 07 Te balance 04 oti XW 64 Cn. By orders redeemed By 2 percent commission .rio in IKS 3S :t:lH.- M By balance u 00 ilftA.ClAl, SIA1K.MKST. ItKSOCKCKS. Due from James Church, Coll ... . H4 4," Duo from W in. A. Connely.Coll.. 140 Due from Jacob Shaffer, Coll HH 47 375 10 LIADIMTIES. Orders outstanding Am't due Treasurer 214 00 04 OU 278 (l Resources in excess of liabilities . t7 13 We the undersiirned Auditors of Hick ory Township, iiavinir examined tin above accounts find them as set forth in the abovo report to the best of our know. ieago. i: j. ukxduiwos, K. II. FOREMAN Unu. B. Evans, Seo'y. Auditors. A UDITORS' REPORT of Tionesta ix. iwp. lor the year ending Juuo 4, 1S04. Wm. Lawrence. Treasurer, in account with Tionesta Twp. School Board. int. To balance from last settlement., t 107 00 lo amt State appropriation 407 (si io ami rec a irom collector 07fl 27 To nmt borrowed 2i 00 17f4 32 H. ,..iois cm 32 30 ... 1 00 ... io;, o:i By orders redoemed By 2 pr. ct. commission..., By exchange on drail By balance 11754 32 FINANCIAL STATEMENT. RESOURCES. Duo from Wm. Lawrence, Treas... 10," 03 uue irom w. ji. won, L'ol so Due from Daniel Black Col 243 OH Due from C. C. Woingard Col 100 43 Due from County Treasurer 1450 31 Total resources 2012 04 LIAU1LITIK8. Outstanding orders $3120 03 We the undersigned Auditors of Tio- nesta Twp. having examined the above accounts lind them as set forth in the above report, to the best of our knowl edge. W. W. THOMAS. WM. MEALY, Attest Auditors. J. W. Mono, Clerk SAW MILLS! ENGINES AND BOILERS. Improved friction feed. Send for Cata logue and Special prices to A. B. Farrju har A Co., York Pa. Agents, wanted. SEPARATORS. 1 raction and plain engines. Now im provements over all. Scud for Catalogue, special prices aud terms. Agents want ed. IIUBER M'F'Q CO., Marion, Ohio, I'DITOIIN' WE ALWAYS LEAD DAVID MINTZ. a :i;,ooo irOi.Mii STont to ki:m:ct fiioji. The finest and Inrt'est line of Dry Goods and Clothlnir In this Conntv can onlv le seen at our store, anil prices that cannot bo beat. We buy In such large lots, Unit we can sell cheaper than any house and give you the host of" goods. It w ill pay you to send for samples. CLOTHING FOR MEN, YOUTHS, HOYS. You will find at our store. In the verv lead in this hranch as in nil others. GENT'S FURNISHINGS. Everything that pertains to mako up this stock, cm be found at our store. We Dover before have had such a trniln tho latest and best styles in tho market, and CARPETS OF ALL Ijce Curtains, heavy drapery, Cm tain Poles A Shades, at tho very lowest prices. Baby Carriages, trunks, valises. Ouoonswaro and Glusswnro. In fact, nnvthinir you may want in tills line, can bo found at DAVID MINTZ'S. Maricnvillc, Pa. HIGH EST MARKET PRICE paid for Wool, Shoop pelts, Hides, Ginseng. ARNETT' New goods for Spring and Summer being received daily at BARNETT' ('. 11. Wliitcimin, NEW STORE! Having purchased the store formerly ownod by J. F. Overlander, next door to W. N. Y. A P. R. R. Station. I am pro pared to furnish the public with any thing in the linn of GRECERIES & PROVISIONS, CON FECTION ERI ES, WHOLESALE AND RATA I L, Also the FAMOUS PILLSBURY FLOUR! I guarantee prices as low as the lowest, and all goods delivered free of charge. Call and see me. C. 31. WHITEMAN, WEST SIDE. TIONESTA, JPJ. r ,.' i i t . u THE OLD RELIABLE LIVERY STABLE, TIONESTA, - PENN. S. S. CANFIELD. PROPRIETOR. Hood Stuck, uod Carriages and Bug it to let upon the most roHnonslilM terms, le will also do JOB TEJLlCIITO- All orders Ion at tho Post Ollire w ill receive prompt attention. TIME TABLE In ell'oct Nov. Ui, IH'.M. Trains leave Tio nesta for Oil City and points west as follows : No. 03 Through Freight (carry ing passengers) i:io . m. ISO. 31 Bultulolvxprcss 12:07 noon. ro. 01 way ! reight (carrying passengers)..... 4:15 p. 111. -o. oo un . uy cx reus 7:53 p. Ill X.' f!i. . . . r ur iiii Kory, i iiiiouie, vv arren.tvlnzua. juuuiuru, uicau ana me r.ast : No. 30 Olcun Express 8:41 a. in jo. oa i-iiihi)urgii express.... 4:15 p. m. ISo. 00 Through Freight (car rying passengers) 0:50 p. m No. tio Way Freight (carrying passengers to 1 lonesta) 8:41 a. in. Truins 03 and 00 Run Daily and carry passengers to and from noiuts between Oil City and Irvineton only. Other trains run uauy except Kunilay. tiet Time Tallies and full information from S. Q. CLAHK, Aennt, Tionesta, Pa. it. lir.i.jj, uon'i Supt, J. A. FELLOWS, A (itttl'l WkMlilllrAr ,t Tii-tui A iron Bullalo, N. V BUT NEVER FOLLOW. Intent st vies, and nrlces vnrv low. We 49 in Mils linn. II lot nmvn,l dial -n bnnn soil nt tho very low est price. KINDS & PRICES. Your Watch Insured Free. A perfect insurance against theft or accident u the now turnout the only bow (ring) which cannot be pulled or wrenched from the case. Can only be had on cases containing this trade mark. ma ns av Keystone Watch Case Company, of Philadelphia. the oldest, largest, and most complete Watch Case factory in the world 1500 employees; 3000 Watch Cases daily. One of its products is the celebrated Jas. Boss Filled Watch Cases which are just m good as tolid cases, and cost alout one half leu. Sli ! y all jewelers, without extia chaise f - r Xon pull out tow. Tti nmitufanturt'ia will muI you m wulch ca upuuu.' ficw VICTOR BICYCLE. IS Til E LEADING MACHINE FOR FAST RIDING AND PLEASTJRE! Every heel guaranteed. EXTRA INNER TUBE. with every wheel. Cull aud see sample. For sulo by. N. E. HOLMES, Tionesta, Pa, Agent fur 1 01 est County. Sand for t alalogiiu. MILLINERY! FLORA WALTERS & CO., Having moved Into their handsome, new building, opposiU) Hopkins k LaiiMin's store, aro prepared to meet their lady friends witu hi) elegant iiUs'k of goods iu their line. All tho newest styles iu HATS & BONNETS, FANCY TRIMMINGS, AND MILM.MIHY mOItt in general. And a full lino of Ladies' cuiiishiiig Gisidi, st very reasonable prices. Children's huts and cups. Call oil us before iiiukiug selections. Wo be- lievo we can please you. i IkmfliMm irinaaiaiii an imi an Tina"-1 -iiril BOW, "Those hard times is that want A nlco lino and well selected stock iu as cheap as tills Spring. C111110 In and soo find prices as low an any Retail house in not buy nt home. We don't lake tlio back seat I'or anything in this cud of tho. Universe. Wo have tho largest slock, and It's well selected and bought as clienp ns anyone and we arc going to sell thorn by the Tower SHOES In thin line we think we can Suit in Cash is buying them cheaper this Spring Don't forget that wo carry a lino of Carpets to suit din trade and vou can have thorn cut to nt, and delivered Immediately, and no waiting and wasting of time, and prices as low as any other Concern on earth. GROCERIES, FLOUR & FEED In this lino wo buy often and try to times, and prices that Rurpriso nit. Now, alter reading nil these Signa on Is to come and see what chash buys. LANSON'S, Iron Building, Tionesta, Pa. You Can Prove What wo say by Just seeing the Goods and Trices. Values aro still climbing up whilo prices aro coming down. Wo will not show you a "job" lot of goods, but wo can show you a nobby lino of nico goods, of the best selected patterns aud stylos. Not what other dealers could not use and consequently sold as "Jobs," but strictly first class in every respect, styles of isol, from tho best nmnuliictorics. PRICES NEVER WERE SO LOW ! and wo always nim to keep Quality on lop and prices nt tho bottom. You know how they wear, and look ns well as Custom Suits. Wo lire hoadmuirlors for Hat. Shirts, Nockwear and Furnishings. Just step in and seo us, and wo will uso you right. LEDEBUR & MILES. SIGGINS & DRUGGISTS TIONESTA, IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT WILL ALWAYS BE FOUND BERRIES, FRUITS VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS, IN SEASON. In our Drug Department, which is in chargo of a thoroughly competent Clork will always bo found the ' PUREST DRUGS AND CHEMICALS ! PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED WITH UTMOST CARE. Lawrence & Smearbauqh, DEALEKS 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 DEPARTM ENT. TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS. We have 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 E&u! The Wood machines, as made for 1892, are winning crowds cf new friends. Examine the new chain-drive, and balanco reel, on the Wood harvester. Examine the new sprirjg lift and the new axle eitonsiou on the V ood mowers. Ex amine tho Wood hand damp rakes, virtually seii-dumping. CHARLES A. HILL AGENT FOR AND DEALER IN FARM MACHINERY OF EVERY KIND, INCLUDING REAPERS, BINDERS, MOWERS, RAKES, SPRING TOOTH HARROWS, GRAIN AND CORN DRILLS. ALSO BUGGIES, WAGONS AND CARTS. A FINE QUALITY OF LUBRICATING OILS FOR ALL KINDS OF RAP ID AND SLOW MOTION MACHINERY. Heforn making purchase I would ask Farmers and others to inspect my stock aud prices. Everything ol the bust und most, approved iiuality, uud ut prices w ith iu the reach of all. CHARLES A. HILL, Tionesta, Pa. 94. 1 n bonanza" fof those to buy. nil klnds'of dry goods.) JiThev!nevei;wero or aend In for n few smnpleMund you will tho World nnd;if pricesjuro n ehoapjjwliy of li-resistiiblo prices. Style, Suit In Widths, Suit in price' and tlmn ever before. 3S3 X S I keep a nico assortment, nod fresh m nil paper, tho best way to provo tboso tilings HERMAN, & GROCERS, PENN. Vi.'j'i-. rt a .ii J
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