1
THE FOREST REPUBLICAN.
J. C. WINK,
Editor Poiito.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1S7.
IlrpiiMfcnii Ticket.
8TATK.
Stnte Treasurer.
JAMES 8. I1EACOM
of Westmoreland County.
Auditor General,
LEVI O. McCAUIjEY
of Chostor County.
COI'MTV.
District Attorney,
P. M. CLARK.
Coroner,
PR J. W. MORROW.
County Surveyor,
JAMES I). DAVIS.
The Diogley law bus "diuged"
John Bull right where he lives.
me l-rospority snow.
From the KufTnlo (N. T.) Commercial.
It has been a standing joke with the
free sllverUse and the llryanltes that If
McKlnley was the "advance agent of
prosperity" he was "a long way ahead
of the show." He seems, however, to
have heralded a "show" that has
The Stale Capitol Again.
The attempt of one or two archi
tects to prevent by injunction the
State Cspitol Commissioners from se
lecting a plan for the erection of a
new building is one which the people reached the country, that Is In splendid
... .1, i . . i- shape, that has come to stay, and that
w.ll not look upon with any degree of wm' draw Mg nouse9 and Mg bU8,.
patience. Professional etiquette is ness. That sound, relable and conserv-
all well enough io its nay, but the
State of Pennsylvania 'a not bother
ing about questions of etiquette, but
about the erection of a suitable build
ing for iho price fixed by the Legislature.
atlve business paper, the New York
Journal of Commerce snys:
The loans of the Clearing House
banks of this city last week touched the
highest figure on record. The leading
operations of the banks usually attain
their highest expansion in the month of
September, and this current month
opens with a total of loans and dls-
The fact will not be Wl eicht of counts amounting to 1569,300,000. In
" I , M , . . . .
that not a single plan conforms to the weekly avprnRe was ,4r,3imoo0i Bnd In
requirements. h,ve ry architect an- 1S9B, r22,700.ooo.
parently went on the supposition that V " th P SW.
the Legislature did not mean what it show nn Increase of $169,100,000, and
..i.l ik.i ik. .nnpnnl.i.iinn with September of 1889 a year of
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elastic) and could be stretched to ao
unlimited extent. Apparently the
experts and Governor Hastings per
mitted themselves to indulge in a
somewhat similar uoliou, for of all
the eight plans sifted nt from the
What has become of that $1,500
speech which Mr. Bryan was to de
liver at the Ohio silver camp-meet-
iog T Also, what: has become of the general lot not one of them came
camp-meeting itself? It seems to within the appropriation. Hie Build
have been as flat a failure as Bryan's ing Commissioners decided to stand
paid "explanation of why silver and strictly by the law, and I bey ignored lngman. They are splendid reading for
great financial expansion, the crisis of
1890 the Increase is J70.000.000. The com
parison shows that the city banks are
now lending 14 per cent, more than the
highest volume ever attained in the
history of their operations. No more
complete demonstration la possible of
the completeness of the recovery of
business from Its late depression. We
are far beyond the highest previous
normal level of activity."
These are figures that do not lie.
They silence every calamity howler;
they gladden the heart of every work'
iV41'llliikA:'lfSjit
wheat have parted company.
If Mr. Bryan will apply to the
syndicate which receutly paid him
a good, round price for his "explana
tion" of the rise io price ot wheat,
he may find opportunity for anoiher ceed in blocking progress for a time
"explanation" with reference to the Bnd delaying building operations by
hides winch have advanced over Qn appeal to the courts, but it is
thirty per cent, since tbe Dingley law highly improbable that the court will
the altitude of the experts aud threw
all of the plans out, requiring that in
resubmitting them the architects
should conform iu every particular
to the requiremeuls.
Disappointed architects may suo-
the laboring men after they
home from their picnic today.
come
was framed.
The present law requires that ev
ery man shall pay his owu taxes in
person or give his written authority
to pay them to the person by whom
he seuds the money to the collector.
Tbe intending voter must pay a state
or county tax on or before Oct. 2.
Get your taxes paid before that time
if you desire tbe right to cast your
ballot in November. .
decide that the commissioners have
not the power to obey tbe law.
rhda. Inquirer.
Reports from the manufacturing
districts, North and South, continue
to show iocrenfed activity. Tbree
large cordage mills at Isaia, Ohio,
which have been out of operation for
Ills Injuries l'crmauonti
From the Dojiestown Republican,
'Bryan In a collision His train meets
another and twelve are killed."
This la the heading of a newspaper
dispatch published the other day. Of
course, it refers to a railroad smashup.
Nearly a year ago Bryan was in an
other sort of collision. His train ran
into the people's train result, Bryan
was Injured politically and many thou
sands of fellow travelers met their po
litical death. Bryan still manages to
get about on free silver coinage
crutches, but the Injuries of last year
are permanent. He will never recover
to the extent that he hopes. He will
never reach he White House except he
goes there as a visitor.
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE In the World.
For 14 Ytnrw thin hrM, by merit
Rlonn, hrin illtnnrct1 nil onipMltir.
W. I,. IMimlnii .!, $tflO unrt r, W thne lr
th productions of nklllprt workman, from th
hrnt .n nl p1hi t IIipim price. Aln.
f ) nl $! iK) Khoos for men, 92. W, -'00 ud
$1.75 for hoyn.
hf ovrr l,im,itl wenren. nn tb Iwnt
In ntvl fit nt (hirnbllitT of any
Bhnepver offered at the prior.
They lire ninrlo In nil the lMeat
ntipi mill fttyli'ft, and of every vari
ety of lent her.
If denier eminot mippty yon, writ for cata
logue to V. I. Doug las. It rock ton, Alas. Sold by
L.J. HOPKINS.
TJIBF.-ICT
-THAT
1. 11. WHIT
WEST TIONESTA, PA.,
Carries a full lino of
GROCERIES, PROVISION,
CHOICE CONFECTIONERY,
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
AND FLOUR AND FEED.
I 1
WE DO NOT CLAIM
TO I1AVR THR LARGEST
TH E COUNTY,
Most Morekocpers figure to get nil tlioy enn. We figure
to Nee how HUlIc we ran afford to take. Ifyou
want flic HHVrciu'c In your pocket,
IiinIciuI of the storekecp
cr'n, trade here.
VALUABLE
TIMBER LANDS
AT
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
Bv virtue of the direction and author
ity to him given in the will of Snmuol
Miller, late of Philadelphia, deceased, tlio
nndersiirncd Administrator i. b. n. c. t. a.
will ell at public sale, at I ho Keystone
House, in jMarienviuo, sorest county,
l'n., on
THURSDAY, OCTORER 7, 1897, at 2
o'clock, p. m., the following valuable
tract of timber land, viz.:
All that tract of timber land In Jenks
Township, Forest County, Pn., surveyed
under Warrant no. sioa, and containing
1100 acres and allowances, bo the samo
nioroorless: patent issued May 2. 18ift,
to Samuel Miller, enrolled in patent book
II.. volume Si. pubo 607.
'rhi. Iran, ni lumi la umintAii ai.rtnr
three miles southwest of the town of Ma- uo' - raiiiuco,
rienville, on Maple and Hear Pen Creeks, i Schlniinolfonii,
Hl'OCK IN
ANIFOIl THAT H1CAHON
OUH HTOCK ia ALWAYS
FHICSH, AND WE TAKK
PKIDK iINKKEPlNO IT SO.
IF YOU DO NOT TRADE
WITH US OIVE US ATRIAL
AN D UK CONVINCED,
Goods Delivered Free of Charge
CHAS. M. WHITEMAN
WARREN
NATIONAL BANK
Warron, Penna.
CAHTAL, $150,000.00
DIRECTORS:
Nelson P. Whoolor,
Jerry Crary,
Now the clouds are breaking away.
The sun Is beginning to smile again.
Confidence in American intelligence,
business judgment, and commercial
lovalltv to commercial obligations la re
several years, are being reopened stored. The whole magnificent machine
witli a full force of men. Tbe Wade r our industrial system is again steaa-
nv j i i nil' niiiif i nnv. it mi luc liuai
paper mills at Malonc, N. Y , which adoption of the Dlngley tariff bill, there
No bettek evidence of tbe actual been idle for two yea, have e S??0
return of business activity could be Dee" renPeue" 1,16 iriageion, l a , the present administration In a broad,
f....nA ik.n i vnnlon mills ichieh hn hnn rl.iaeil liberal and statesmanlike way. Chl-
lc,,u.lo , - . - Reporter,
dbok clearance inr the weeK endine mreo jru, nvo resuuieu up
RentomhorlS TK fk l eratious : two of the Ohio Va ev The new tariff la a thoroughly pro-
, w. ua viva.- I i - j II l,un. Ih. mn.ln
ances to lie Dlty per cent, greater than rai.ronos nave given orners mr one promse 0f iS96 to the letter. There are
at this time one year bko. and seven- tbonsaud new box cars each, for use errors and omissions, of course, as there
- o I I in,n.,a V, . .-a haan n n i ahvnv, will hA In
. C . . . . I .- l,..o;na ,.,!, I. ; k.m. .. (T, ..l .......
ij-uvo per ceui. in excess oi tnose 01 ut.u6 u.,c,cu comprehensive a measure aa a gen
tbe corresponding week two years ago. theoi, ud which they are now unable eral revision of tariff schedules, but in
They are greater than at any time 1,1 handle ; tbe Cleveland rolling mills
report a large order from 15:rnnng
barn, Jnglaud, and an Unio paper
mill reports a contract of several
thousand tons of print paper for tbe
Japanese trade.
since January, 1803,
The Treasury Department li4
over 8145,000,000 of gold iu band,
aod has had since the McKinley ad
ministration came in, a larger gold
surplus than at any time for a long
the main, and probably with fewer er
rors and omissions than usual, the
Dlngley tariff will be found to be amply
protective of American industries.
Philadelphia Iron and Steel Bulletin.
Nice line of pure wool underwear for
children at Miles Armstrong s. it.
Ash, Cucumber, Poplar, Heech, Ilss.
liirch and oilier Hard Woods. It is a
erv desirable and eligible piece of lim
ber land, ana must Do sold to cioso tin an
esta'o. (It has been in ownership and
possession of the Millor family for nearly
o veais. )
Persons desirinn to view ino promises
mav call on Cyrus mint, l-.sq., at Ma
rienville: or thoso desiring further par
ticulars mav address Brown A Ilonsel,
Attorneys at Law, Lancaster, Pa., or the
undersiuned.
TERMS 20 per cent, of the purchase
monev to bo paid on the dav ot sale, or
at the time of Iho signing of the contract
of Riilo, and tho remainder to be paid
within sixty days.
Possession to uo civen wnen ino pur
chase money in full is paid and the need
executed.
JOSEPH M. POTTS.
Administrator d. b. n. e. t. it. of Samuel
Miliar, riee'd..
Strasburg P. O., Lancaster County, Pa.
Small precautions often prevent great
miscliielu. DeWitt's Little Early Risers
are very small pills in size, but are most
ettectlve In preventing tne most serious
forms of liver and stomach troubles.
The Democratic papers say the
period of years. This is in marked "DiDgley deficit" amounts to $20,
. . .1 ... , . I i . .., I loriiis oi liver aim biuiiiuuu innuuoa.
contrast with tbe conditions during 000,000 or thereabouts already. They They cure constipation aud headache and
tbe Democratic administration, when forget that $100,000,000 of g00ds regulate the bowel
President Cleveland was compelled to I were, in the months in which tbe
sell bonds every now and then to keep I Dingley bill was pending, rushed into
Heath & Killmcr
ODe hundred million reaerve.
It is difficult for tbe average man
to realize that the pursuit of virtue
by statute is fruitless. The idea that
tbe world can be reformed by law
continues to be the motive which
governs most people io the formation
of political opinions, in spite of all
that can be said to tbe contrary. You
must first manage in some way to
have good people, and good laws will
come as a logical result, and tbey
will be observed. Punry. Spirit.
the country io excess of the importa
tions iu the previous year in that
time, and the duties which this extra
importation brought into tbe treasury
amounted to about $32,000,000. This
$100,000,000 of goods were imported
or were taken out of bond io that
time iu order to escape the higher
duties to be levied by the new law.
If the $32,000,000 of extra duties had
been spread over the period which
has elapsed since the new law went
Moments are useless if trilled away :
and they are dangerously wasted if con
sumed bv delay in cases wnero uno min
ute Cough Cnro would bring immediate
relict, lleatu .1 Killmer
To heal the broken and diseased tissues,
to sootli the iritatod surfaces, to instantly
relieve and to permanently cure is tbe
mission ol l)e win s lien iiazei naive,
Heath & Killmer.
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy always altorus prompt re
lief, lor sale by U. W. lsovaru.
It Huvon the t rouer Children
Seavlew, Va. We have a splendid sale
on Chamberlain's Cougli Remedy, and
our customers coming Irom lar and near,
speak of it in the highest terms. Many
l.uvn Bawl tliul. tliAir .'hilrlrpn wmilil liHVn
into operation, or if $20,000,000 of died of croup if Chamberlain's Cough
them had hHnn thus diffused, there Remedy una not been given.-ivoimm
Those people who are satisfied I would be uo "Diogley deficit." It
Ourren.
by G. V.
The 25 and 50 cent si7.es lor salo
Bovard.
with Mr. Bryan's explanation of tbe I Beems safe to predict that when iui
cause io the advance in the price of I portation reaches its normal
wneal migbt do well to inquire of him
about the advance of wool. He says
tbe advance iu wheat was due to the
shortage abroad. There is do record
of any considerable shortage abroad
io wool, yet prices of wool have ad
vanced sixty per cent, since the be
ginning of September, 1896, while
silver baa fallen twenty per cent, iu
tbe same time.
The American Agriculturist says:
the deficit will begin to disappear.
The independent Republicau
movement which was started in Pitts
burg and which is to revolutionize
tbe politics of the State is referred to
by tbe Pittsburg Times of Tuesday as
follows: "Tbe agony is over. W. K.
Ibonipson has addressed a letter to
his fellow Wrthompsoucrats, accept
ing the nomination lor State Treasur
er. Iu couaequeuce, the terrible
No man or woman can enlnv life or air
Hiriirfi complish much in this world while suf
fering from a torpid livor. DeWitt's Lit
tlo Early Risers, the pills that cleanse
that organ, quickly. Heath & Killmur.
Live Stotk Wanted.
Will pay market prico for Milch Cows,
tie,
Beef Cattii
Calves, Sheep, ltlnbs, Ao.
J. S. V AIL,
West Hickory, Pa,
Have you got $i".00 T Have you got
$.)0.00r Have you gut 8100.00? If so, w hy
don't you deposit it with the t.onewang
Building Loan Association Assix-iHiioi
of Warren, Pa. They will pay you li pe
cent, per annum Cash Dividend, pai'uhli
seiiii-aniinall v, ami you can withdraw
uTi . , . . I . . .. your principal in luu ai any nine auer
wwieru larmers iinancial con- straiu aud anxiety which tortued our months. 5-5-ly.
anion is wonderfully improved. Dur- breasts have been relaxed.
log the past tbree years he practiced I thanks. We
For that,
are dad that Mr,
ouu cuouomy mat wun a slight im- Thompson bas accepted and that at
provement of wheat prices last fall last there is at least one of the "best
and fair values of cattle, sheep aod men" and at least one "Christian
h.lrrc (k. l.-:f. t ii. ... ... n..
luiuiy jurmer gradually I citizen in pontics. mere is a
reduced his debts
tnis iaii, ne is indeed paying offBthe saved since there has come to the
mortgage. 1 be fall io the interest front in this blebsed yrar 1H'I7 one
Do you appreciate good laundry
work T if no patronize the Dunkir
Steam Laundry, Miles Sl Armstrong,
agents. li
NOTICE.
David W. Uoaly
Win. D. Brown,
Androw HerUel
A. T. Sooflold
Clia8. Chase,
FT. A. Jamteson,
ltn!tiitr tlm lnmls or nopralinns ot Plirll
' - . ..I f,l.t...l ......i.i.
Company, on iho north and east; uotta - """ onum.
Uiehl. on the east : Alaple t. reek jum-
hnr Comnnnv. on tho west, and Marshall
: Son, on tuo snrin. It IS near me line I i citotich unu uiwihi-jj uccvnnia uuc-
I toe i iiisonrii tx n esiurn ivHiirouii m I . ,
. , , . , . T . , ICU VII WIWOI. IIIITI IWIO ti IfM wrMMI.C'M
.Mill 1CIIVIIIU Kill! nmniMis. IV IO I
I EA VI LY TIMBERED WITH HEM- tci'M good conservative banking.
LOCK and has a larue quantity or Cherry,
Interest allowed on deposits
O. N. PXIIMLEK, Pre.
If. A. JAMIKSON, Viet Pres.
F. K. HERTZ EL, Oah
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
Edinboro, Ia.
12 Til DlS TltlCT.
Do yon ex poet to teach school T
If so, attend a Normal School,
The Edinboro Normal School has
just closed a prosperous year.
Fall term of sixteon weeks begins
August 30th, 1S1I7. High grade
faculty, lino equipment. Other
things being equal, this is the
least expensive school iu tho
statu. Write fur circulars.
J. It. FLIC KING ER,
Principal.
THE OLD RELIABLE
LIVERY STABLE
OF
TIONESTA, - PENN.
S. S. CANFIELD, PROPRIETOR.
It's in the Price!'
Wfi itlFFM FfXQM
Most Storekeepers
o o o o o o o-
-o o
GiQtMiiis Tom
BRISKER DAYS NOW,
WARMER
CLOTHING
NEEDED.
Wo Have It
mm
r 7 ' tl V f A V
NEW UUESNOW BEADY,
SHEUD'8 HEALTH UNDERWEAR. Goods bought aud shipped
direct from the Mills to our Store. Many things can uot be duplicated at
tho prico we bought them.
Men's, Womou's and Children's Natural Wool, Camels Hair, Ribbed,
Fleece Lined, Anti-Rheumatic, etc.
We have tbe largest line and lowest prices.
HOSIERY AUD OLOVES,
To suit your fancy and fit your extremities. Wo have the fiuest glove
in town. That's no kid its geuuiuo Reindeer. Silk lined, or uolined.
Prices are right, and money back if uot correct in every detail, is what
we say of our line of
tATJlES' 010AKS,
in the latest styles and fabrics.
Miles k Armstrong
UP-TO-DATE OUTFITTERS AND FURNISHERS.
Good Stock, Good Carriages and Bug
i to let upon the movt reasonable terms,
will also do
JOB TEAMIITG
All orders loft at tho Post OIlloo will
receive prompt attention.
D
I
S
OFTIOIAU.
FLOUR S FfiEQ STORE.
0 m o
Come in and take a look uround
and see what
CASH
will buy. Then when you want
anything iu our line wo know
you will go where your MONEY
is worth tho most.
Onico i -t National Hunk Building,
OIL CITY, PA.
Eyes examined free.
Exclusively optical.
NOW is your time to buy dishes, and wo have them by the sot, or singla
piece, or any old way to got rid of thom, for we will soou have to have the room for
ur holiday goods. Our lino of China and Porcolalnware for the tamo, beautifully
designed and artistically colored. Every ploce is mado of good material, thoroughly
urned and will not craze. Our prices are right. They show that wo buy closely
ud sell closely.
All tho
BEST BRANDS OF FLOUR
Such as
Schumacher's F. S.,
Pilisbury's Best,
li'ina Doon,
l rant,
(irahuiii Hour,
Hclted Corn meal,
Corn feed meal.
Corn and oats chop,
Corn, oals and liarlcy :..-:.
Daisy middlings.
Wheat bran,
Corn to sow.
Corn to Iced,
Corn for ensilage,
Hay and straw.
Mammolli clover seed,
Medium clover seed,
Timothy seed,
II niigarian seed,
Millet seed,
Orchard irrass seed.
In fact anything usually kept iu an up to
date FLOCK AND FEED STOKI-
NO ADVANCE
Tho McCuon Company bog to inform
their patrons and the public that thoro
will be no advance on clothing, eithor
made to order or ready made this season
Their superb full and winter stock
passod tho custom house under the old
tariff and llioir customers roap the bono
tits.
Suits to your order from $15.00 and up
wards.
Suits and overcoats ready to wear f7.50
and upwards.
Solcct stock of children's clothing
Suits (2.00 and upwards.
Solo agents for Duulap, Knox and
Youman's stiff and soft hats.
Wlth good prices Ithauce now that tbe country will be tion will be mado to the Governor oi
Pennsylvania on ino nrst uav oi .miv,
1S!7. bv Charles K. Leech, Dr. A. 1
SUinecipher, Ir. S. S. Towler, E. E. Am-
rate ia as rernarlrahla j .l. I l .i . . .i i I sler und Charles A. Jtandall, under the
rate is as remarkable as tbe other who is wot hr to sit in the nlacea I ... i.i ,i,i..,i ..
features of tbe rising tide."
19 it that terrible ' money power"
that is destroying the crops all over
the world for the purpose of giving
American farmers higher prices aud
thus showing them tbe fuUity of the
wheataudsilver theory? There is
just as much sense in assuming that
money power could control the wind
nd weather aod grasshoppers aod
other causes of foreign grain shortages
aa it was to assume last fall that a
haodfull o. financiers located in some
mysterious secret chamber io LondoD
or elsewhere could coutrol the legis
lation of the greatest aud most iotel-
Hi.mibVil hv "Frunklin. Morris Tlced provide lor tho incorporation and regula-
" - I i i,t, ftf or.rtiiiit ,', it, ii it-:tl iftnw M miiirrivnil
Wharton, li'uMIe, Cadwaluder and
UofS " There can be uo doubt about
it. He admits it. We are "luce to
face with a revolution in which the
principles of free speech, of free
press aud tree men are tu be contest
ed for auew," and Thompson is on
deck to "contest." Like Mrs. Mi
cawber, he will never desert us. How
fortuDate we are.
"Mv boy came trom school one day
with his hand badlv lairated and bleed
ing, and buttering great pain," says Mr.
E. J. Kchall, with Meyer llros.' Drug
Co., St. Louis, Mo. "I dressed the
wound, and applied Chamberlain's Pain
liulm treely. All pain ceased, and in a
April '!', 1ST 1, and Hie supplements there
to, for the charter of an intended corpor
ation In be called tho "Forest Telephone
and Telegraph Company," the character
and object of which is, ior the purpose of
constructing, maintaining and operating
lines ef Telephone and Telegraph ill the
coiiniius of Forest, Clarion, Venango,
Warren, McKcau, I '.Ik and Jell'urson, and
connecting Willi other lines, aud for these
purposes to have, possess and enjoy all
the rights aud privileges of said Act of
Assembly and Die supplements thereto.
T. F. Hik'uky, Solicitor,
Tionesta, Pa.
Sept. '.7, 1HH7.
rHinu I'L- u li t v uluirt tiniM it lii.uli.il ivilliniir
ligeut nations of the world in behalf leaving a scar. For wounds, sprains,
vwelliuus and rneuiiiaiisin, I Know oi
of tbe gold standard, as was asserted
from day to day and. week lu week
during the entire campaign of 18.
no medicine or pi cscription eiiul to it.
I consider it a bouseliold necessity."
The lio and 6'J cent sizes for Kale by G. W.
liovaru.
Dissolution of Partnership.
Notice is hereby given that the partner
ship lately subsisting between V. C. Al
Ian, Haiuuel Morrison and J. C. Moulin,
of West Hickory, Pa., under the linn of
V . C. Allan ix to., expired on the Ml
dav of June. A. 1).. li7. J. C. Moulin
is aull.ori.ed to settle all debts duo to and loguo and particulars,
by toe coiiiaiiy.
W. C. Allan,
H. W. Mokuison,
3t J. C. Moulin.
FR I 5)nQnn iTHE McCUen co
. 11. t-ailOUll.l 25 AND 29 SENECA ST.,
Free Musical Education.
THE NEW ENGLAND
C0NSEEVAT0EY OF MUSI0
is I lie. oiliest and baa equipped musical
institiiliou in America, unci tho largest iu
the world. It has live dcpartuieHts of
instruction us follows :
I. l. iiHriiii iiiof.iliii.- including Pian
oforte, organ, violin, violincello and
other orchestral instruments, etc., voice,
lyric art and opera, sight singing, theory,
harmony, composition and art of eon
ducting. 4. Di'purimt'iit of I'iiino uml Oruau Tiiu
Ins. 3. ltiurtim-iit ul' 4i-iiiriil I.lu-rature unit
I.ausil list's.
4. IJciiurliiH-iit of l-:lm-uliuu aud I'kyaii-al
t'ullurc aod t ollriii of Orulory.
A Ui-imrliiit-ul of h'iuv Arts.
One vear ut above institution with
bourd, room rent, tuition, piano rent,
etc., etc., free. Write at once for cata-
OIL CITY, PA.
JAMES D. BALL.
36 Bromtield St., Boston, Mass
TIME TAI5LE, in
elloct June 20, 18H7,
Trains leave Tio
nesta for Oil City
and points west
follows :
No. SI it u liulo Express, daily
except Sunday 12:U6 noon
No. Ul Way Freight (carrying
nassetiiforsl. uailv excent
Sunday 4:50 p. in.
No. 33 Oil City Kxi ress, daily
except Sunday 7:W p. in
For llickory.Tidiouto.Warren.Klnzua,
itradtord, uicau and tne r.ost :
No. ao Oleau Express, daily
except Sunday 8:45 a. in
No. Pittsburi; Express.
daily except Sunday 4:19 p. in
X o. uu tky 1 ioi;ia lutiiyiii
nasseuirers to Irviuetou ) daily
except csunuay u:ou a. in
Get Time Tables and full information
from W. H. SAUL, Aiient, Tionesta,
K. HELL, (ien'lUiipt.
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HEADQUARTERS
FOR CHOICE DRUGS, MEDICINES, STATIONERY, GROCERIES,
PROVISION, CONFECTION ERY, Etc. Come and examine goods and
pricos, and we'll do the rest.
AO. 5038.
A. Wavnk Cook,
President.
A. B. KuLLr,
Cashier.
Wm. Smkarbauoh,
Vice President.
FOREST COUNTY NATIONAL BANK,
TIONESTA, PENNSYLVANIA.
CAPITAL STOCK, - - " $50,000.
A. Way no Cook,
N. P. Wheelor,
ninKCTOKS
O. W. Robinson, Wm. Kniearbaugh,
T. V. Ritchey. J. T. Dale, J. II. Kelly.
Collections remitted for on day of pr.yment at low rates. We promise our custom
ers all the benefits consistent with conservative b king. Interest pM on lime
deposits. Your patronage respectfully aolicited.
Lawrence & Smearbauqh.
DEALERS IN
CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS, CAPS. GROCERIES, QUEENS-
WARE, STATIONERY, CANNED GOODS, CUTLERY, .
JEWELRY, TOBACCO, CIGARS.
BOOTS AND SU0ES A SPECIALTY !
GOODS OF FIRST CLASS QUALITY IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS.