THE FOREST REPUBLICAN.
J. C. WENK. Editor & Phoprictor.
WEDNKSDAY, MAY 31. 1S09.
llepubliemi Ticket.
COINTY.
Associate Jtigcn. BUUCE CRAW.
FOKD.
rrolhonoU'ry JOHN II. ROBERT
SON.
.sheriff-JOUS W. JAMIESON.
County Commissi) tier JAM Ks II
MORRiSON, CHAS. M.WHITEM AN.
AviWora J AMliS R. CLARK, UEO,
L. KING.
Juiy Commissioner GEORGE V,
DUNKLE.
In the luonntinio what's bccouio of
Ilobsnn T
One of the Czar's suggestions is that
submarine bombs and naval ramming
be abolished. He w ill not liml many
seconds to that among the oKl seadogs.
Uncle Sam is gradually accumulating
a reserve of half a million smokeless
powder maga.ino rifles. Theso little
items of preparation help to keep the
peace.
A Cuban soldier who turns in his arms
is offered $75 by the United States to en
able him to make a start in civil life. No
such generosity has been shown before
by any country in Hie world.
Experiments in wireless telegraphy
prove that moving craft at sea can coin
municato with each other at a distance.
Ships that pass in the night hereafter may
at least exchange compliments.
Thk "Old Man" is still scooping in the
delegates in bunches and singles. Down
In Fayette last Saturday four solid Quay
men were added to the list. Why don't
tho aggressive insurgents aggress f
Wool is 50 per cent higher than in the
last year of tho Cleveland administration,
and clothing is sold just as cheaply now
as then. Tho foreign wool grower, how
ever, is uot reaping the same harvest.
Just now the majority of farmers are
concerned more about the growth of
weeds and wire grass in the cornfields
than over Bryan's metallic ratios or the
dangers of imperialism. Pittsburg Times.
No one supposed a year ago that the
regiments raised in the far west would
bear tho brunt of the fighting. War
brings many surprises that may be called
destiny, for human foresight fails to
r;ach them.
There will be no encampment of the
national guard this year. The new law
provides for an encampment next year
and Adjutant General Stewart says it will
be a division affair an J one of the great
est ever held in tho state.
The Republicans of McKean county
have endorsed Judgo Thomas A. Morri
son as their favorite for Supreme Couit
Judge, nnd will urge his claims with vig
or before the ensuing State convention,
which will be held in August. Ho Is an
able jurist and should the nomination go
to him the party would have a strong
candidate.
Over in Clarion county last Saturday
the Democratic county committee elected
delegates to the State convention op
posed to Gufl'oy, the present "boss"of the
Democratic party of tho State, who cuts
his hair long, wears a Buffalo Bill hat
.id has lots of money. Clarion was Guf
foy's former home, and it was thought
ho'd have no trouble in gobbling up the
whole thing easily.
Each month tho treasury publishes a
report ol tho money in circulation and an
estimate of the national population. On
May 1, according to this authority, there
were 75,875, 000 people in tho United States,
an increased 138,000 for April,andof5,
000 for the four months of the calendar
year. Counting now possessions, the
census of next year will bo in the neigh
borhood of &",000,li00.
The Democrats at St. Louis failed to
agree on a policy for the coming Presi
dential campaign. They probably prefer
to wait until the Republicans have desig
nated a policy, after which, in true Dem
ocratic style, they will take what is left.
Iiliszard. The trouble with the Dem
ocrats is, they never know exactly where
they are at until the Republicans set the
pace, and then they get themselves In the
attitude of the breeching of a harness, and
do as much holding back as possible.
After all a somewhat necessary adjunct
to tho body politic.
Hon. John Q. Stewakt, deputy Supt.
of Public Instruction, does not take the
ordinary gloomy view af tho reduction of
tho school appropriation by the Govern
or. He insists that tho School Board that
reduces the salaries of the teachers, or in
any way modifies the school facilities
during the next year, will have absolute
ly no excuse. He says, on the contrary,
that they should provide all tho facilities
possiblo and inako such liberal provision
In tlio way of compensation as to secure
the best teaching talent. Mr. Stewart,
discussing tho proposition that many
school districts do not levy any school
tax whatever, says that this is true with
respect to only three or four districts in
the Slate.
Some of the experts are figuring out a
small wheat crop for the United States
and a large ono for Europe. Under this
condition of tilings there would be a
heavy falling off in exports next fall and
winlor.and t..e favorable balance of trade,
which has been largo recently to an un
paralleled degree, would decline to near
the vanishing point, or it might disap
pear altogether. The balance has declined
indeed in the past month, and a further
shrinkage is probublo. No reasonable
person supiosd tho margin of a few
mouths ago could bo kept up long. It is
a little too early, however, to do any fig
uring on the wheat crop which will be
worth mi eh. There is a chance that tho
spring wheat may make up lor tho loss
which is apparent in tho winter product.
Then, again, Europe is a long way from
the harvest time, and many things can
happen before its crop is gathered. Six
or eight weeks hence the world will
know a good deal more about the wheat
conditions in the United States and
Europe than it does to-day.
county, is very favorably mciu.om u u
probable condidate before the eoinin
Republican State convention forSunrem
Judge. The Judge has a host of friends,
not onlv in the western end. but throuch-
oul the entire Stato, who would be
pleased with his nomination, and h
would command a big vote. That he
would very ably fill the exalted position
goes without saying.
The Comities Still Votinjr.
Isn't it about time that tho Flinn-Mar
tin insurgents were electing a few dele
gates to tho Stato Convention T They
held up tho Legislature for nearly four
months, they blocked legislation, they
made it necessary for tho Governor to re
duce tho publio school appropriations
and they Hooded tho Stato almost daily
with proclamations and declarations and
interviews claiming that they represent
ed the people.
A little singular, is it not, that tho poo
pie are not rushing to their support? We
wonder how they account for the fact that
up to date they have not carried a single
primary election, and by the vote of the
Republicans in the counties havo not
elected a single delegate. Cumberland
county has just been added to tho anti
iustirgent list. Adams has fallen into
line and Northumberland by resolution
has endorsed tho action ot its legislative
representatives in upholding majority
rule. Wherover a contest has been mado
the Flinn bolters have been repulsed and
repudiated.
Wo should think that these insurgents
would begin to understand by this time
that they are regarded with suspicion by
tho Republicans of Pennsylvania. With
no support in the State, with Martin
thrashed out in Philadelphia, what a
beautifully lonely time Flinn will have
all by himself at the coming State Con
vention. rhila. Inquirer.
Count)' Prisoners to Work.
Tho act passed by the recent legislature
providing for tho employment of male
persons confined in the work houses and
jails is an important one.
The act provides that such prisoners
shall work eight hours each day, except
Sundays and holidays. No motive what
ever shall be used. The prisoners are in
charge of a prison board, constituted by
the judge, sheriff and county commiss
ioners, who have full power and author
ity. The work to be done shall be classi
fied and mapped out by the prison board.
This board has the authority to "require
and compel" prisoners to work on the
highways, preference given to the roads
leading to the county seat. In order that
the work may bo equitably distributed,
no more than five miles shall be com
pleated on my road until a like mileage
has been completed on each and every
road leading to the county seat. The
moneys received from this source is to
go to tho maintenance ai-eount of such
prison or jail. The prison board has
tho power to purchase tho nec
essary tools to carry on the work.
The sdieriffhas tho authority to employ
deputies to superintend any work and to
guard the prisoners, thn pay of such dep
uties not to exceed J2 per day. In case
any of the prisoners escape they shall, if
caught, be treated as though they had es
caped from the jail or workhouse.
County Sabbath School Convention.
The fourth annu 1 convention of the
Forest County Sabbath School Associa
tion will te held In the M. E. church.
West Hickory, Monday and Tuesday,
June 2fi, and 17, 1SW. Each Sabbath
School in the county is entitled to bo rep
resented by the Pastor, Superintendent
and two delegates. Tho following per
sons are committee on entertainment:
Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Orion Siggins, Miss
Frances Siggins, Mrs. Bryan and Mrs. J.
G. Carson, West Hickory, Pa. Pastors,
Superintendents, delegates and others in
terested in Sabbath School work, who in
tend being present will please notify one
ot the above committee on or before June
21st. Ten minute papers on appropriate
subjects are invited from representatives
of Sabbath Schools, Persons desiring to
read such papers will please send their
name and title of paper to T. F. Kitchey,
Esq., Tionesta, Pa., by Jnne 10th.
The following committee will be on
hand to receive delegates and visitors at
the convention : Miss June Siggins, Miss
Nellie Turner, Miss Josephine Carson.
Rev. Chas. Roads, D. D., Gen. Secy.,
Mrs. J. W. Barnes, Supt. Primary Work,
and Rev. J. C. McDonald, District Presi
dent, will be present both days. Super
intendents are earnestly requested to
give notice of this convention and urge
delegates to be present. Everything will
be done to make visitors welcome and
interested in Sunday School work.
Come. S. S. Towler, President.
Mrs. M. V. Patterson, Cor. Secy.
Summer Outings.
Beloro deciding when and where to
spend a portion of tho hot season this
year, look out for tho booklet issued by
the Niokle Plate Road, entitled "Sum
mer Outings," including many pictur--esque
points on the South shore of Lake
Erio and the classic shores of Lake Chau
tauqua. Remember our low rates. 5-:j-,rt
Nkkle Plate Koad Excursion, to Cali
fornia, Account of
National Educational Association Con
vention at San Francisco, Cal. Tickets
on sale Juno 21th to July 7th. Ono fare,
plus two dollars for round trip. Ask
Agents of tho Nickle Plato Road for par
ticulars. No. 44. 5-31-fit.
Keep An Eye On It.
Patrons of the Nicklo Plate Road may
prepare themselves lor many pleasant
surprises during the coming summer
season, by the announcement of low rate
excursions. Read the newspapers and
consult ticket agents for reduced rates
before purchasing your ticket anywhere.
Remember our Peerless Trio of Daily
Express Trains without elmiigo of ears
between Chicago, New York, or Boston.
Don't forget our rates aro lower than via
other, lines. 5-3-Gt
Ainsler cairies a complete line of
bulk garden seeds. In ibis way custom
ers get four or five times tho amount for
their money that tl.ey do in buying in
packages. None hut the best seeds kept
in hiock. j ry nun. u
Bicycles repaired whilo you wait at
Tionesta Tinning and Plumbing Co.'s
shop, next door to Hopkins. Agency for
Columbia bicycles. tf
Hopkins sells the clothing and shoes.
Hopkins sens Hie clothing mid shot.
Fancy suits lor buy s at M iles A A rm-
strong's. It
Shoes lor the millions. Tho styles
are just right and so aro thn prices. Hop
kins'. It
Ladies', Misses', and children's tan
shoes in tho best styles and lowest prices
at Miles Armstrong's. H
A fine assortment of ladies' shirt
waists and wrappurs still in stock at
Hopkins'. Nothing so nice and cheap. It
--The only place to buy fancy shirts is
at Miles it Armstrong's. It
Seowden t Clark have two second
hand mowing machines and ono second
hand horse rako which thev will sell
che;ip. tf
Crash hats and sunshades at Miles it
Armstrong's. It
New cabbago, lettuce, onions, rad
ishes, asparagus, rhoubarb, spinach, in
fact anything in tho fresh vegetable line
can be had at Ainsl?rs, always fresh and
at tho lowest possible prices. It
For straw hats in this year's styles go
to Miles , v. Armstrong's. It
Hopkins for clothing. Immense. It
IVatlonal Educational Association Con
vention Meets
at San Francisco, Cal., July 11th to 14th.
Go via tho NicKle Plato Road. A Peer
less trio of Fast Express Trains Dally.
Unexcelled dining car service. Rates
low. Ask Agents. No. 4". 5-;!l-(!t.
MARRIED.
A L E X A N D KR W H I T M E R A t Lick
ingville, Pa., May 21, 1S!W, by Rev. E.
E. Dollaven, Mr. Warren Alexander
and Miss Maud Whitmor, both of Lick
ingville. TOBEY-LINQUIST-At Tionesta, Pa.,
May 22, IS'..), by Rev. J. C. Bowman,
Mr. M. J. Tobey, of Cherry Grove, Pa.,
and Miss Myrtlo M. Liuquist, of Chan
dlers Valley, Pa.
jr.
Eureka Harness Oil Is theltesl
preservative of new leather
ami the host renovator 'l old
lritlb-.-r. It oils, softens, bluck
ei.6 and protects. I' be
Eureka
Harness Oil
on tout rt harries, your old har
ness, ami your carrtaicv tup, and itoty
not only ltnk tuer hji wr
Kmer. x'A r wrvw bt-rvin cm -all
u from biUf pint to nvegaUooa.
kMi fcy fclLal oil cu.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
Of Valuable Real Estate.
T)Y. VIRTUE of anrder of the Court of
i - lommon Pleas, of Blair couniy,
Pennsylvania, the undersigned, Assignee
for the benefit of creditors of the Martins
burg Deposit Hank, of Martinslmrg, Pa.,
insolvents, will expose to public sale or
outcry, at Tionesta, Pa., on
TUE-sDAY, JUNE 20th lsW,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, tho follow
ing valuable real estate, to-wit:
Parcel No. 1. All that certain tract of
land lying and being in Green township,
Forest county, Pennsylvania, hourded
and described as lollows: Beginning at
line of Thomas Powell at a stono corner,
thence south thirty-tour (31) degrees
west, thirty-live (33) perches to a pine
stump ; thence eoutli eighty-three (83)
degrees east, 'hree (3) perches to a stone;
thence south thirty and one-half '.) de
jjree! west, sixty-eight (i8) perches to a
hemlock; thence north eighty-eight and
one-half :8) degrees west, two hundred
and twenty (liJU) perches to a post ; thence
north forty-six (4J) degrees east, one
hundred and twenty-seven (127) perches
to stones: thence south eighty-three (83)
degrees east, one hundred and thirty! 130)
perches to stones, the place of beginning,
containing one hundred (lo0) seres and
(tiO) perches, be the same mor3 or les-,
being part of a tract of land patented in
the name of Michael Brecht and vested
in The First National Bank of Holidays
burg, Pa., by deed of John A. Dale and
Elizabeth C. Dale, his wife, and Joseph
G. Dale and Nancy Dale, his wile, dated
the 5th day of March, 1874, and recorded
in the office for tho recording of deeds of
Forest county, in Deed Book, Volume",
page 22ii, Ac.
Parcel No. 2. All that certain tract ol
land in Green township, Forest county,
Pennsylvania, consisting of all that cer
tain piece or parcel of ground formerly
on Venango county map No. 3S25, bound
ed and described as follows: Beginning
at a post near tho left bmk of Tionesta
creek, thence south eighty-eight and one
half (Mi) decrees east, one hundred (Kio)
perches to a post; thence north five (j)
degrees east, sixty-four (til) perches to a
post; thence north seventy-seven (77)
decrees west, ninety-four perches to a
post; thence south eight (8) degrees
west, forty-one (41) perches to a
post; thence south five and one-half (0i)
degrees west, thirty-eight (38) perches to
a post; thencn south nino and one-half
(Ml) degrees west to the placo of begin
ning, containing fifty (50) acres, more or
less, and being the same premises vested
in The First National Bank of Hilidays
burg, Pa., by deed of William B. Rob
erts and Emily T., his wile, William
Achre and Susan Achre, bis wife, dated
tho l!)th day or October, 1874, and record
ed in the ollice for the recording of deeds
in Forest county, in Deek Book Volume
12, pages 15 and 1(1.
Parcel No. 3.-A11 that certain tract of
land situate in the Township of Tionesta,
County of Forest, and Stato of Pennsyl
vania, beginning at a black oak tree on
tho west bank of the Tionesta creek and
on the south line of the whole tract No.
5105, thenco by said creek north twenty
five (25) degrees east, forty-twot42)perch-es;
thence north two (2) degrees cast,
seventeen perches; thenco north twenty
(20) degrees est. forty-nino (4') perches
to a post on the bank of Tionesta creek ;
thenco north eighty-eight "(KS) degrees
west, one hundred and sixty-three (Hili)
perches to a post ; thence south two (2)
degrees west, one hundred and one (101)
t orches to a post : thence south eighty
eight (88) decrees east, one hundred and
fifty-five (1,(5) perches to the place of be
ginning, -n turning one hundred and six
(KHi) acres and thirty (30) perches, more
or les, and being tlio same premisescon
veyed to Tho First National Bank of
Holidaysburg, Pa., by deed of William
H, Roberts, and Emily T. Roberts, his
wife, William Achre and 8uan Achre,
his wife, dated the 17th dav of October,
1874, and recorded in the oilico Tor the re
cording of deods of Forest county, in
Deed Book, No. 0, page 557, Ac.
The oil and gas riuhls will bo sold sen-
arately, or with the lands, as purchaser
may desiro.
TERMS OF SALE:
Ton percent, of the purchaso price when
tho property is struck oil'; tho balance of
one-half on thoconlirmation of thosale by
tho Court, and the remaining one-haif in
ono year from the date of sale, tho deferred
payment to be secured by tho bonds and
mortgages of tho respective purchasers
upon the properties so purchased, with
interest from the date of sale.
William S. Nicohkmus,
Assignee of The Martinslmrg Deposit
Bank, of Marlinsburg, Pa.
n
M
w nice tioods,
Our prices ou these goods will prove to you that warm
weather comfort is not an expensive luxury.
Next Week
We expect to have a flue variety of skirts fot your inspection.
ALL NEW GOODS.
ROBINSON.
IVR -BM
j-Hil f1?"' nKcme, but is prepared
direct from the formula of K. K. HnrtoiT, M.
Lin-eland's most eminent snecinlist, by II inlmcr
O. Benson, Ph.lX, a s. BAR-BEN is he Krent-
e Known restorative ana id
vigorator for men nnd wonirn.
It creates solid flesh, must la
and ttrenfrth, clean the brain,
ninkes the blood pure nnd i.eh
and causes a general feeling of
hrnlth, strength and reniv cd
vitality, while the gcncrr.'.itje
organs are helped to ref-ain
their normal powers and the
sufferer is cjuicklv made con
scious of direct benefit, Or.s
box will work wonders, pii
should perfect a cure. Prep;rcj
in small stitmr coated table'..
easy to swallow. The days c:
celery compounds, nerviim.-.
anrsnparillas and vfle tic i
tnnlr nn nvf-r P A U .Vt I-' .
for sale at all dniR stores, a 60-dooe box (or ;
cents, or we will mail it securely aealed on r
iipt of price. CKS. BARTON AM) PKN; T '.
Bar-Ucn Block. Clevlanu, (.-.
Sold by Heath iC Killmer. Tiouesta, Pa.
I.YMLVP
THE FdLGT
-that-
WEST TIONESTA, PA.,
Carries a full line of
GROCERIES, PROVISION,
CHOICE CONFECTIONERY,
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
AND FLOUR AND FEED.
I ifc I
WE DO NOT CLAIM
TO II AVK T11K LAKOKST
STOCK IN THK COUNTY,
W AM) FOU THAT KKASON
OUR STOCK IS ALWAYS
FRESH, AND WK TAKE
PRIDK IN KKKPINO IT SO.
IF YOU DO NOT TRADE
WITH US OI E US A TRIAL
AND BE CONVINCED.
Goods Delivered Free of Charge.
CHAS. IHI. WHITEIKIAW.
UP-TO-DATE
TAJIOH,
liOcalctl In TioiuvNta,
Occupying Itooiu
In Second .Story or
Is prepared to do all work iu bis
line, a fid keeps a fine line of samples
to select from. Every garment fully
guaranteed as to (it and quality rep
resented Tlio public patronage is
respectfully solicited.
Repairing, cleaniog and pressing
done on short notice and satisfaction
guaranteed.
Pit i CKs iti:vso aiim:.
J ORHNZO FULTON.
Manufacturer of and Dealer in
HARNESS, COLLARS, BRIDLES,
And all kinds of
HORSE FURNISHING GOODS.
TIONESTA. PA.
Aollcc of Appeals.
Notice is hereby given that the Com
missioners of Forest County will meet at
their oflice in Tionesta Borough, on the
Mth day of June, next, for the purpose
ol holding a Court of Appeals from the
assessment of nionev at interest for the
year lh'.iti. V. M. Coon,
C M. WlllTKXAN,
Hrpman Blum,
Attest, Commissioners.
J. T. Dai.k, Clerk.
Tionesta, May si, lsiy.
WANTED K EVE R A L TRUST
worthy persons in this stato to man
ageour business In their own and near
by counties. It is mainlv oilico work
conducted at home. Salary Uraight m
a year and expenses definite, bonatide,
no more, no less salary. .Monthly $7f.
Relerences. Enclose self-addressed
stamped envelope, Herbert E. Hess,
Pres'..,D ept. M, Chicago.
Piques, Lawns, Mulls.
Another
Price Plum.
Overstock in Children'
Department demands he
roic treatment. 'JtHt Best
Blue Sere Suits, fast col
ors. The Ideal Summersuits
for bovs and children.
bought to sell at $'i.l)0,
made as follows: Hoy's
Double Breasted Sac, two
pieco Suits, ago 7 to It),
Sale price $3.00.
Boys' Middio Vesto'.' '
Suits, trimmed with
Soutash Braid, ago 3 to 0,
Sale price s:i.(K.
On every Hoy's or Child's Suit,
other than above during May, we will
give 10 p. r cent. ctT, aud au extra
pair of short pants, value 50c. Fiikk.
Kites, Stills, and Caps also free
with every Boy's Suit.
THE McCUEN CO.
25 AND 29 SENECA ST.,
OIL CITY. PA.
titUO,
C0NC1WD.
Lanson Bros.
M.W 1 I'l l) MILL is now io
operation nnd grinding at
the rale of
.io m siii:i.s ri:ic 1101 it.
REMEMBER
Tbat our mill is fitted
with tlio moet modern
machinery and we can
grin I corn, cob and all
ifde3ered.
OI K STOCK
OF FLOUR AND FEED
IS THE MiST THE MAR
KET AFFORDS.
(IVIi US A TKIAIj,
L&a'sqa ffnos.
Bridge St., - Tionesta, Pa.
TIMETABLE, in
cllect Oct. 30, 1N!8.
Trains leave Tio
nesta for Oil City
and points west as
follows :
No. 31 Btitl'alo Express, daily
except Sunday 12:0ii noon.
No. 81 Way Freight (carrying
passoiiKors), daily except
Sunday 4:50 p. in.
No. 33 Oil City Exj ress, daily
except Sunday 7: l'5 p. in.
Oil City Extra, Sunday only... j ;
For Ilickory.Tidiouto, Warren, Kin.ua,
Bradford, Olean and the East :
No. 30 Olean Express, daily
except Sunday 8:45 a. m.
No. 32 PittsburH Express,
daily except Sunday 4:19 p. in.
No. 00 Way Freight (carrying
passengers to Irvineton)daily
except Sunday 0:50 a. m.
Get Time Tables and full information
from W. H. SAUL, Agent, Tionesta, Pa
R. BELL, Gen'ISupt.
J. A. FELLOWS,
(Jon'l Passenger 4 Ticket Agent,
General oflice, Moonev-Brisbane Bid
Cor. Main and Clinton St., BulIiilo.N.Y
Fred. Grcttcnbcrger
' GENERAL
BLACKSMITH & MACHINIST.
All work pertaining to Machinery, Kn
gines, Oil Well Tools, Gas or Water Fit
tings and Oenoral Blacksmithing prompt
ly done at Low Rates. Repairing Mill
Machinery Kiven special attention, and
satisfaction guaranteed.
Shop in rear of and just west of the
Shaw House, Tidiouto, Pa.
Your patronage solicited.
FRED. GRETTENBERGER.
!! H HAW &
GENERAL MERCHANTS,
Furniture Dealers,
UNDERTAKERS.
TIONESTA. PENN.
Vy ANTED l-Reliable man for Man-
ager of Branch Ollice I wish to open
in this vicinity. If your record is O. K.,
here is a good opening. Kindly mention
this paper when writing.
A. T. Mounts, Cincinnati, O.
Illustrated catalogue 4 its. postage
4
A Store
Character
just as men have.
I rfi I
The sensationalist and fakir are looked upon with suspicion. Business opou
a business basis is what the publio demand to day. Our store is
kept on the plan of up to date twentieth century mcrchan
dising, a progressive store, constantly forging
ahead. 1'ro.ving daily that the values
we give are uot findahle elsewhere.
Figured
&d w VQim q i nv cqxgl usmms
Mmr be Toim Vejwigt
Our men's wear
Is the best to be found in the, land.
Our customers for suits tiiudu to order are
among the best people of the town.
We make suits to fit at $8,50 up.
Dest line ol
Children's suits
in all the latest novelties
Men's shoes
Hats and shirts our nobby
Underwear for all.
Drop it; today, or any day. You won't be mporlutied lo buy.
Miles k Armstrong
Reliable niul UitoIiite Clothier, Under,
Furnisher
CRJcjCERY
AT A DISCOUNT !
China is one of the things in a bouse
that always netds replacing.
When
you need china, get it from ua.
We
have an extensive stock, and are sell
ing it at exceedingly low prices. If
you want a dainty, yet durable ware,
this is the pi ice to get it.
We Handle the
To be found and our Stock is Always Complete and of the
Finest Quality the Market Affords.
SPRING
Hats, --Hh-e Shoes,
Dress Goods.
fbj We take pleasure in announcing to our patrons that
LmiE$ miEss mavs vn shoes
AND
GEXTEEMEX IMT8x.xx SHOES.
as was ever ehowu in Tione9ta, all of the most up to date
' patterns and of the best quality the market affords, while
rjj our patrons know that our prices will bear comparison
fej with any store in town.
OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT
Lawrence &
has i
its
are our delight. We can sell you the Emerson
custom made, or Kuinatiic, which ar the best
in workmanship quality and comfort at $4 and
Vici Kid in black or colors at prices lower than
others ask, all bought direct from the factory
and none from high priced jobbing houses.
mill Shoer.
DRUGS,
GROCERIES AND
CROCKERY
our stock of new spring goods has arrived, and are no
ready to be shown. After a careful study of the wants of
our customers, we have taken pains to ord r goods that
would suit them, and we feel assured that our efforts this
spring will be appreciated, as we can show as fine a line of
will be kept up to its usual standard of excellence and"
none but the most pure and high grade goods will be
found ou our shelves. We take especial delight in cater
ing to the epicurean wishes of our cuBtoraeis Try US.
Smearbauqh,