THE FOREST REPUBLICAN. 4. t. WINK, EDITON 4 PKOPRirTOH. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 14, 1894. SWEEPING KF-riBLICAN VICTOKT. Since I lie muke of battle lias cleared away it is found that the Re publican triumph is far greater than tha most visionary rniad could depict. The solid south is effectually broken, while the norlh seems more solid than it has been eineo the war. In Alabama the Democrats loso two congressmen. California the Democrats have elected a governor by the merest scratch, while the balance of the State ticket is Republican together with six of the seven congressmen. Colorado elects a Republican gov ernor by 20,000 or more plurality over Bloody Bridles Waite. Legis lature Republican on joint ballot. Connecticut overwhelmingly Re publican. Indiana elects the full Republican ticket by 50,000 to 75,000 majority, A solid Republican congressional del egation, and the legislature. Iowa shows up for 00,000 plurality for the Republicans. Kansas elects a Republican gover nor by 30,000, and seven, possibly all, of the congressmen. Illinois shows up for close to 100, 000 Republican majority, and almost a solid congressional delegation. Legislature largely Republican on joint ballot. Michigan elects a Republican gov ernor by over 100,000 plurality. Missouri, that great stronghold of Democracy, elects the entire Repub ican ucnei. anu nrouaoiv 11 out oi the 15 congressmen. Montana goes Republican by 6,000, and the legislature, which elects two U. S. Senators, is Republi can by 29 majority. New York gives Morton 153,838 plurality over .Hill. Democratic congressmen from that State will nut be plenty in the next House, they having elected but 5 out of the 34. North Carolina has slipped away from the Democrats, they having lost the judicial fight there, while the Re publicans gain three congressmen, Ohio gives upward of 150,000 Re publican, and they elect 20 out of the 21 congressmen. Pennsylvania, the banner of tbem all, gives Hastings upward of 240,- 000 plurality, and the Republicans elect 28 of the 30 congressmen. iennessee barely escapes witn a small Democratic plurality on the state ticket, and the Republicans gain two congressmen. In West Virginia the popular ma jority is over 14,000. Wilson is de feated by over 2,000 plurality, and the Republicans also elect the other three congressmen. Legislature Re publican on joint ballot by 28 major ity. Wisconsin Republican by 60,000 -1 plurality. Washington largely Republican, and that party has 28 majority on joint ballot in the legislature. The latest figures on the political status of congress is, Republicans 251, Democrats 99, Topulists 6. Tho last, congress stood, Democrats 218, Republicans 126, Populists 12. The Senate will be organized by the Re publicans who will have a majority of one and possibly two. Such a complete overthrow has never been kuown before in this country. FOREST COUNTY. The result of the election in Forest couuty is better told by a glance at the official returns as published in this issue than words could depict. Certainly it must be gratifying to the party. The Republicans bave in creased their majority to nearly double that of two years ago, so that no candidate on the ticket has lees than 400 majority. The campaign was conducted in a quiet, orderly and very decent manner, much more so than in any previous year, though Forest county is noted for its respect' ibility in political campaigns. large share of this splendid result is due to the quiet but affective work of Chairman Jas. G. Carson, wboBe good organization aod thorough watchfulness brought out a very full vote of the Republicans. Congressional and Senatorial. The Republ icaus of this Congress ional district have achieved a won derful victory, electing Mr. Arnold by uearly, if not quite 1500 majority while two years ago the district gave Mr. Kribbs, the Democratic candi date, over 4,000 majority. In this good work Forest county contributed grandly, giving Arnold 551 majority. The loss of the Senatorial district by a mere scratch is about the only thing the party has to feel gloomy over. Mr. Craig made a splendid run in the district, lacking but 100 of carrying bis own county of Clarion, Clark, Dlst. Att'y . Itownian, Dom Morrow, Rep 6 3 "T Chas. A. Hill, Pro. CO Cole, Dom.. S o Nash, Rep W. C. llill. PopTZ to o o I I E-t W w Oreenowalt, Pern.. 56 Wenk, Itep 2 S3 s ui m eo Hyde, Dp ill 3 Craig, Rep Watt, Pro..7.7T.7!7.T; 30 . : 5 t Williams, Pom. Arnold, Rep . & o E-i W p; o o XA fr O t-s o Castle, Pro o f h s3 3 Killing, Dom Lyon, Rep Aailman, Pop. Hawley, Pro... r- Singorly, Pem.. Hastings, Rop., 03 & H iioBiii : w : : i a : , which has heretofore given the Dem ocrats all the way from 500 to 1800 majority. In Elk county every thing and everybody was slaughtered to save Mr. Hyde, who comes out of the fight with less than 100 to spare in the entire district. THE TOTE IS FENXSTLYAXIA. The following pluralities on Governor ship are for the most part official : a Cocntiks. 3 K if 2. Adams 177 Allegheny 38258 Armstrong -wio nearer ziiw Bedford 140 Berks 3718 Blair 4157 Bradford 4W4 Bucks 1000 Butler 1620 Camhria lfl'.il Cameron 200 Carbon 200 Centre 821 Chester 53O0 Clarion .... Cleartiold 900 416 Clinton 233 Columbia Crawford 3255 1334 Cumberland 769 Dauphin 5973 rieieware 6o23 Elk Krie 4141 74 Fayette 211 Forest 536 Franklin 2069 Fulton 92 Greene 14u0 Huntingdon 2168 Indiana 3000 Jetleraon 1889 Juniata 258 Ijickawanna 2317 Lancaster lll.t62 Lawrence 3545 Lebanon 2727 Lehigh 307 Luzerne 3591 Lrcomina : 303 NfcKean 2046 Meroer 2877 Mifflin 635 Monroe Montgomery 3055 Montour Northampton Northumberland 500 1206 260 891 Perry 987 Philadelphia 85545 Pike Potter 1359 433 Schuylkill 2oiO Hnyuer 1515 Somerset 8105 Sullivan Susquehanna 2274 51 1 ioga 4464 Union lins Venango 1955 warren 2H49 Washington 2000 Wayne -. 752 Westmoreland 4136 Wyoming 159 York .7 897 11079 Totals 246834 11079 Plurality 235755 Complete figures from every county make Hastings' plurality 241,994. The Government is going to issue another $50,000,000 batch of bonds to meet expenses. Mr. Cleveland's administration is bound to live with in its means if it has to borrow the money to do it on. HIE tin plate mystery deepens. Although the McKinley tariff built up no tin plate works in America, according to our Democratic friends, something or other tempted so many Welsh tin workers to this country that their old employers are offering to pay their passage home again for the sake of getting them back. Cur iously enough, too the Welsh tiu masters showed no desire for these working men until the Wilson-Gor man tariff shut off the protection ex tended by the McKinley bill to American tin plate. Prof. Wilfion and his bill have made at least one thing very clear. If we wish to learn the truth about the tariff, we must watch not the Democratis pa pers but the movements of British manufacturers. " if . -. S ? 1 i s s g f if r- x -f t- r --f "rV ic i- ?! . - . , - . i NCMOt4OOO9O0CNHO j p S 2 ci 1m 1 25 H Ti B hi J U 5 ft . w 3 cS 3s 2 ! 5 i ac It ' t w - 6 1 m c :s a .s f C I I jj - : 3 - S 15 5 2 S o 5 2 o I"1 t.. o IS 6 - s ? . ,s S 5 S .2 5 - D a ei c$ ! 0? 1 ?5 r 5 03 I -1 - us - : n N M s ; - - - - I 1- us i: $SSSS,n""'SSSS5SS' ntCOMOVOOONOIIORhO ff I 5 s s : ; : w m c I cr. 5 f tr1p' ? a ? 0,5 . c g e eg In 2 S 2 a- i 9 -3 B -3 S E 5 N S B 1 c 7 bt o is ti. s 3 a 3 s a " I fc Is 11 PisSls. :m lAJriinnn-Eii Col. Robert G. Ingersoll may be wrong in his viows of the hereaf ter, but he makes no mistake of the present when he says if we desire to prosper "we must give America and American markets to Americans; we must produce and support our nan mechanics; we must keep nur fur naces full of fire and our chimneys full of smoke; we must make what we use; we must take care of our selves and let other cations do the same," The Democratic Philadelphia Times says the Democrats of Pron- sylvauia, like the Democrats gener ally throughout tho Union, needed i severe chastening from the people anil ihev received it. There w. re ex isting conditions relating to business and industry which would probably hove defeated any party in power, but beyond all these adverse influ ences tho Democrats iu Congress ex biliited such a lack of statesmanship tbat they sowed the seed of popular distrust throughout the whole coun try and ended the first session of their rule in popular coutempt. Forest Flouring Mill! WAGNER BROS, PROPRIETORS. Manufacturers of FLOUR, MEAL. TIONESTA, PENN. j AyE iVISH TO ANNOUNCE that ' we are now prepared to do all!; kinds of Custom Work, and that we ! are determined to give satisfaction. i We carry In stock all kinds of Feed, ij and invite all. to Inquire for prices. 1 We also wish to call the attention of I flour consumers to our Mftrj-TIMtS TXOUrV Fresh ground, and of which we war rant each and every sack, at (.1.35 per barrel. , "AU goods delivered freo any-;l I where in the Borough. , W. L. Douglas $3 SHOE THC IT NO SQUCAftlNOi And other peclaltlet fur Gentlemen, Ltvllea, Doyt and Mlucs are the Best in the World. See descriptive advertise ment which appear In UUs paper. Tak bo Substitute. Iuslst on having W. L DUl'GLAH' H1IOEB, vlth name and prloe stamped on bottom, ttuld by F. R.LANSON . t U OIL CITY, . PA. TF YOU WANT a resectable Job of x printing at a reasonable prloe send your order to tins ninue. fp "v SECOND But lead iii fine Dry OUR MIDSUMMER SALES. All light goods must be sold to make room for tho Immense lino of Fall and Winter goods that Is to rorno. Now Is the timo to buy light dross good. Solid In your order. CLOTHING, for men, youths and children, at clearing sale prieos, to make room. BOOTS A SHOES must also be sold at remarkably low prions, to innko room. MILLI NICKY HOOPS have got to Miller as well, for we must have the room. CARPF.TS, Oil Cloth, Lace Curtains, Shades, Drapery, abv Carriages, Trunks and Valies, all must sulTor, for room Is what This is the very best seleeted line in the room Suits, Kxtonslon Tabloa, RoeKing Chairs ol all' kinds, F.asy Chairs, Kitchen Chairs, Bodst(jads of all kind and prices. tor made than what wo hp mile. Lounges, want In this line, can be bought for a very DAVID MDNTZ'S. 2LMiil ordors promptly atlondedjto. HIGHEST MARKET PRICE paid for IMPORTANT ! Tho long struggle over the wool ques tion is now practically settled in Congress, and now I Kvant to the public to my stock of Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Dry Goods, Ladies' and gents' Furnishings, Jewelry, Glass and China ware. All must be sold at once, therefore I offer it at first cost for cash. This is a fact. Come, everybody. At AE.NETT' Are You Do you believe all are Fakes? Them why stand This is of Personal We can and will Bave you money. methods. Thoro was a timo when all a merchant had to do was to tack 25 to SO per cent, profit on his goods and wait for his customora to como to him. Thoso times are past. Ilusiuess cannot be doue successfully in that way. Iustcud of the liboral profits of the past, we must have large sales and mmill profits. We've got to hustlo for all we get, and we find that the only is to undersell all competitors give our where. Where else can yon find sucli values as these: A good yd-widn unbleached muslin .'ijc. A good vd-wido bleached muslin fin vil (Jood heavy unbleached cotton llaniifil.r!. m. i iiiiem . . ;,o yn. Host standard prints - - 4o yd. All Turkey red ligured prints 5o yd. Lancaster and Amoskeag apron ging- hams ... fMi yd. Host h nglish llanncllnttcs 0Jo yd nest eider ilown cloaking - 3.1c. ooimi heavy 10-4 lleeced blankets Wk) pr. kikiikhih, si.oo quality nsn pr. Fine grade half wool blankets SI.7H r. All wool 10-4 blankets, o.M), at .7H pr. I'ouMin wiuin uii wool urexs goodsjc yi. Ladies Heavy rihbed Jersey vests Kmi. l.ailies last black hose at 7u pr. Misses grade wool hose l!ic pr. CARP Largest Assortment, Newest Patterns and Lowest Prices. Ingrain curpcts as low us ntc. All wool extra supers ut - - 4Si Oood ingrain carpet at - s'm. Tapestry carpets us low an 47e. Half wool ingrain carpets at - 'tuo. Mody ltrussels as low as - - 0c. We guaruuleo every article wo sell, and boast of giving better values for tho money than any other concern in this pclion 112 ti:XTIti: WTItllET, TO NONE Goods and clothing. we want. County. Fine Parlor suits, line Red- Mattresses and Spring bods. Nond bet Hod Lounges, In I'aci anything you may low price, at Maricnvillo, Pa. Wool, Shoop polts, Hides, Ginseng. call the attention of Skeptical. Advertisements im your own light Importance to You. This is an age of progress and advanoed way to keep nur trade constantly increasing trado hotter values than cad he found else Mens' heavy natural wool (not cotton) nl.lrtu Hissell and Nuctinn carpet sweepers $l.(8 wool Miiettand snuwis, largo size Turkey red table linen Kxtra quality table linen A II hnon cream Dumaxk Fine cream Oouble Damusk lood bleached liumusk Oc, ISO, 40r flOC Largo Mi-..i (,'repo towclls - lc, All linen napkins as low as :o. do. Hull wool oaxiiineros, all colors, Ik). y( Double width plaids . Km!. V All wool double-width Tricot suitings at LTic. vd 44 inch Covert suitings - .inc. yci iUml-oine line all wool suitings Illic. yd. A remarkably handsome lino of all wool fancy suitings - r0c. yd. ? Em O JL iD - . - OIL CITY, PA. COLD WEATHER IS WITH US ! And nOw.wo aro ready .The largest and best stock of Clothing. rhc hirgcst and best Tho largest and best Also enough Groceries, Hardware, Flour & Feed to supply a good share of Tioncs- ta and Vicinity. One thing please bear in mind, wo have as good goods as any, just as many new goods as any and one thing sure wo will never be undersold for Cash y any one. All goods guaranteed as re presented. Come No trouble to show goods. LAHSOIT, Iron Building, Tioncsta, Pa. DON'T LET IT ESCAPE YOU. WHAT? Why those Suits and & Miles , They are offering them at prices you can not afford to miss. - Gentlemon should boar in mind that In Tionosta and carry a coniploto stock of everything in that lino. Also a eomploto line of waterproof Shoes that do not got hard. lin't foryot tho plaeo. LEDEBUR jk. toetcj Terriers tzfr &zT Sit e NKW STORK IS TIIK FLYESF JEWEL JIT STOKE IN FOltlvST COUNTY. Everything of tho Latest Stylo, and First Class Goods. I have just received a new lino ofSILVElt I1EI.TS and KELT PINS, LA DIES' SILVER MUTTON SETS. And tho LOHUNETTE CHAIN is the latest In Ladies' Chains. Complete lino of Xew C'lofliK.Silvor Ton Sets, Eye-glasses carefully llttcd. Kcpair "W. J. FISHED, SIGGINS & DRUGGISTS TIONESTA, IN OUUGKOCEHY DEPARTMENT WILL ALWAYS ME FOUND tztm Fmsiwsr gmqgemies. MERRIES, FRUITS k VKOETAMLES OF ALL KINDS, IN SEASON. Ia our Drug Department, which is in charge of a thoroughly competent Clerk, will always bo found the PUREST BHUGS AND CHEMICALS ! PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED WITH UTMOST CAME. Lawrence & Smearbaugh, DEALERS IN CLOTHING, DRY GOODS NOTIONS HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, QUEENS WARE, STATIONERY, CANNED GOODS, CUTLERY, JEWELRY, TOBACCO, CIGARS. BOOTS AND SHOES A SPECIALTY ! UOODS OF FIRST CLASS QUALITY IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. idOUimTir EOBUOM AHB SASH: TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS. WARREN NATIONAL BANK Warren, Ponna. CAPITAL, $150,000.00 DIRECTORS : Nelson P. Wheeler, Jerry C'ruiy, Geo. M. Parinlee, C. Sehiiiiiuell'onic, Christian Smith, David W. Itoaty, Win. D. Mrown, Andrew Ilertzel, A. T. Sco 11 eld, H. T. Russell, II. A. Jainieson. J'vt-xumtl (iittl Jlttaint&ii aci'ouiitu solici ted on iiuikI iwoiiible term cunnistent with youd cuuficrt'Utine banking. Interest allowed on deposits. a. N. PhltHl.EK, Pica. 11. A. JAMIKSO.V, Vice 1'ic. t K IIEIITZEL, Cashier for all wants. stock of Boots, Shoes stock of Dry Goods. and see for yourself. Ovcrcaots at Lcdobur just what Ledebur A Miles aro tho loading Clothiors & MILES. fB-L' Tim KuIvi'N, ForkN and NpooiiM - ing promptly attended to. TIONESTA, PA. HERMAN, 6c GROCERS, PENN. TIME TABLE In effect. Nov. '-0, 1893. Trains leave Tlo- fJ neslii for Oil City noil jiiiiiiis noa. no follows i No. Oil Through Freight (carry ing passengers) 0:40 a. m. No. 31 llullulo Express l'J:07 noon. No. til Way Freight (carrying passengers) 4:15 p. m. No. 'M Oil City Exi loss 7:53 p. in. Fur H ii'kory.Tidiouto, Warren, Klnisua, Mraillord, Olcan and the East : No. 30 Olean Express 8:J1 a. ni. No. a Pittsburgh Express.... 4:15 p. in. No. IH1 Through Freight (car rying passengers) 6:50 p. Ul. No. 00 Wuy Freight (carrying passengers to Tioneslu) 8:41 a. w. Trains t3 and U0 Run Daily and carry passengers to and from points between. Oil City and Irvinetoii only. Other trains( run iluilv excetit SSllllduV. ,' Get Ti'me Tallies and full Information from S. U. CLARK, Aegnt, Tionestu, Pa. R. MELL, Gon'ISupt. 4. J. A. FELLOWS, ( (jen'l Passenger & Ticket Agent, , Uullulo, N. t
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