THF FOREST REPUBLICAN.
J. C. WENS, . Editor 4 PnopmtTO.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, IPOO
Wantkp, a panic, new or socond-haud.
Address tlio Democratic reorganization
committee.
It lias boon noted that independent
parties are never proposed by anybody
vlio expects lo bo n private iu their
ranks.
It is certainly hard on the Democrat
to have nothing to show Tor all the hard
work of the campaign except Webster
Dayis and Wellington.
Caxada expects a population of 6,000,
0MJ in its census returns next year. Now
"York ami Pennsylvania have each more
inhabitants tlmu the Dominion.
Russia has sent to the United States
an agent to study our homestead legisla
tion. In its earliest days the Republican
party devised the homestead law that has
attracted tlio attention of the world.
Tiik completion of tho oflicial count in
Ohio shows a most remarkable fact, that
Bryan's vote in that Stato was cxaclly
the same as four years ag , -ITD.SSJ. Me
Kinley's vote was fl;i,tlS, an increase of
17, S.
The monthly comparativo statement
of the government receipt, and expend
itures during November, 1000, shows the
total receipts to have been $18,311,514, and
tho expenditures $ll,U7S,ti(0, leaving a
surplus lor the month of $7,iti",$.")4.
H.w.i.'s plnraMty of 021 iu this district
is tho smallest received by a congressman
in the state, this year, and the smallest
ever given in this district. The largest
congressional plurality was given to
Young, iii tho 1th district, Philadelphia,
::s,3is.
Speaker Hknoerson, of Iowa, called
tho second session of tho 0th Congress
to order at at noon Monday. The leaders
of tho llouso are prepaiieg to press with
gieat vigor tho important business of the
session. 'Tho bill for tho reduction of war
revenue taxes, the army re-organization
hill, tho river and harbor bill, and the
several appropriation bills will have the
preference.
Thh message of President McKinley
to congress is given in synoptical form on
our first page to-day. It is a document
of great moment and importance, dealing
as it does ol the many great questions
witli which tho nation has been and is
constantly being confronted. The excel
lent synopsis which wepresontshould be
read by all who have the interest of our
beloved land at heart.
John P. Rockkfellus a-id Andrew
Carnegie are tho two richest men in litis
couutry perhaps In the world. The for
mer's stuck in tho Standard would bring
over $200,000,000 in tho market, aud the
hitter's stock in the Carnegie company is
worth $.'00,1 (JO.Ot'O in cash. They have
othor largo Investments in different parts
of tho world, and are likely worth some
thing like ?30fl,000,000 each.
Titrs far all tho Democratic papers of
tho stnto rue strongly in favor of fusion
with tho insurgent element or tho legis
lature on the election ol a Speaker and
V. . Senator, with Geo, R. Dixon of
Klk county, and Jamas M. Uuftoy of Al
legheny, two of tho rankost Democrats In
tho staio lor Speaker and Senator, re
spectively. Why, of course. But then,
the stalwart Republicans will attend to
both thoso cases.
Tiik report that Kugland is on the side
ot tho United States in tho Chinese diffi
culty ueed not cause- anv surnriso. The
United States' side iu that controversy, as
iu ail us other diplomatic dealings, is the
6ide ot intelligence and enlightenment.
It is tho tido which is suro to win in tho
Chinese affair in tho end, for all the na
tions will have to come to it eventually.
Tho administration at Washington has
scored several diplomatic triumphs in the
past two years.
Afraid of Hie Caucus.
The Philadelphia 1'ress, Postmaster
Kcnenu Liiaries iMiiory Smith's paper,
the ollicial clearing house or tho insur
gent, newspapers of the commonwealth.
has editorially declared itolf outside the
palo of any and all political parties. Its
hatred of Senator M. S. Quay seems to
have been responsible for its severance
of tho last tio which gave its utterance
party significance and party weight. Tho
skull and crosshones of political piracy
have been hung nt tho masthead. The
mask has been removed and its man
hunting policy ro-eiHinciatod.
In its leading editorial the other day
the Press declared :
Tha law makes the duty or the legisla
ture to floi-i a Unitod States Senator.
J hat duty cannot bo performed by a em
eus. '1 hero is no la . v even of the party
that recognizes tho caucus.
This is a new doctrine for an alleged
Republican paper to preach. It is one
not recognized by Republicans, Demo
ciats, Prohibitionists or any other politi
cal party yet formad. The Press will
certainly not plead ignorance of the fact
that party primaries and caucuses are the
fundamental principles of pulitical organ
izations. It is surely aware of tho fact
that tho two groat political parties of tho
United States, in very state aud at ev
ery legislative suasion, cjucus not only
upon the question of a choice for the
Uuited States senatorship-when a va
cancy exists but also 011 questions of
legislation hnd matters or political expe
diency. It is also 11 matter or indisputed infor
mation to the Press that, in that the
greatest of all councils of parlimontary
and party law, the Congress of tho United
Stales, the Republican and Democratic
membors caucus upon all questions of
party expediency, organization and leg
islation. Tho Press .il-,0 knows that tho
indivldiwl participants iu these caucuses
a-.' !;... .d by (lie action of tho majority.
I: knows tint the member ot Congress
wi. i ii. not respect tins solemn obliga--i"ii
niii .'oricii tlie res peot of his party
ii- oi i,n, s and Ins standing lis a ropre
s. ot.i ivoor tiiu people. And still the
J'rKt says "there is no law even of tho
party which recognizes the caucus."
1 his paper whirh voices the sentiments
ol llm Postmaster General, or Senators
Flinn and Martin and Mr. Wanamaker,
does not represent Col. Guffey the Demo
cratic leader, their partner in tho Stale
campaign, for he has declared that the
Democrats will caucus upofi the Senator
ship and legislative matters.
Aud further on iu this treasonable edi
torial the Press declares: "There is no
obligation on the part of any Republican
to attend a caucus." Then the editorial
leaks. It tells why the caucus is a b .d
thing and incidentally admits that the
stalwart Republicans will not only con
trol the caucus, but also insure the re
election of Senator M.S.Quay. The Press
says:
The man who goes into the Quay cau
cus goos in as a Quay man aud not as a
Republican. By such an act lie demon
strates that he is nothing but a Quay man.
No Republican nominated and elected as
an anti-Quay man can attend the Quay
caucus and bind himself by its decision
without betraying his constituents.
No Republican who wants to bo free to
exercise his own judgment and b st servo
the party will put the caucus gag on bis
vote. The omen's disfranchises tho con
stituencies of the members w ho attend.
For a new-paper that contends that
"Quay is beaten" the Press certainly ex
hibits little confidence in its own predic
tions. It shies at tho caucus, and will
shy at any determining test of pollitical
strength. Pittsburg Cbrm icra'at Gazette,
Who "Ye" Is.
They say wo are prosperous. Who's
we?" There is no doubt that the Re
publican administration is good forsoino,
but who's we f- -William Jennings Bry
an, in his Albany speech Oct. 17, 1900.
"WE" is:
The 54,:tG6 more persons employed 011
the railroads of the country than were
employed two years ago; aud the rail
road men who are receiving the $77,450,-
63d annual increase in aggregate wages
over the wages of two years ago.
"WE" is:
The 841,039 more persons in tho nation
who are depositing money in the savings
banks.
"WE" is :
Tlio Nebraska farmer w ho in 1898 re
leased mortgages to the amount of $27,-
498,070, which was $4,819,153 more than
tho total amount reloasod in 1895.
"WE" is :
The fanners of the whole country
whose home markot has doubled, whoso
foreign market Las increased over $200,
000,000, and whose live slock has iiv
creased over 33J percent in value
"WE" is : '
The entiro American pcoplo whose
judgment in 1S96 aud 1900 rejected YOU
and YOUR false prophecies and falla
cious doctrines.
Slackwaterliiff The Allegheny River.
During the coming week, Representa
tive Sibloy will join with Representatives
Jack, Showalter and Gralm.11 in urging
the members of the river and harbor
committee to make a laege appropriation
for the purpose of extending the slack-
water navigation of the Allegheney river.
In discussing the situation to-day, Mr.
Sibley 6aid :
"I shall work to my utmost lo secure
the proper recognition for this important
stream. I cannot undorstaud why such
a grand river khould have been so long
neglected. As the Mouongahela river
has practically been given everything
asked for, and as its industries have all
boon opened to commerce, it seems to me
tho business interests of Pittsburg and
vicinity should join heartily in the move
ment to havo the Allegheny river made
navigable by means of locks and dams.
Tuo Allegheny river is the field of the
fulure for the extension of the commerce
of Pittsburg.
"It is one or the finost rivors iu the
state, and senators and representatives
who have visited mo at my homo in
Franklin have expressed their surprise
that congress had not given the attention
to it that it should, Sart:ng from Pitts
burg early in the day you can ride all
day in an express train and not reach the
headwaters of tho rivor. Along its banks
are millions of acres covoring coal mines,
covered with trees and other important
interests. Aud its tributaries all flow
through the same class of natural
wealth.
"In my judgment the river should bo
mado navigable almost to headwaters,
and I feel certain that the advantages
that would be thus offered to commerce
would more than repay the outlay by the
general government; and in addition to
the advantages to commerce this nation
can never do enough for Pennsylvania,
with its noarly 7,000,000 peoplo, an em
pire iu itself. Ever since tho formation
of the government the people of the State
have contributed hundreds of dollars in
revenue where they have received cents
in appropriation within tho state. Look
at the ports of Philadelphia and Erie for
instance. Note the government receipts.
And now that the improvement of the
Delaware. Monongahela and Ohio rivers
are well under way, I think wo should
insist upon Congress taking .up the
slackwater navigation of the Allegheny
river and pushing it to completion. I
shall urge the comittee on rivers and
harbors to use this extension as far as
Franklin in the coining bill and 1 am
hopeful of success. With slackwater navi
gation to Franklin the feasibility ora ship
canl from there to Erie via Meadville
can then be taken up." Commercial Ga
zette. lli nfni BS ( annol lie Cured
by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
Thero is only one way to cure den funis,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inllauied con
dition of the mucous lining or Ibo Eu
stachian Tubo. When this tube gets in
flamed j'ou have a rumbling sound or
imported hearing, aud when it is entire
ly closed deafness is the result, and un
less the inclination can be taken out aud
this lube restored to its normal condition
hearing will bo destroyed forever; nino
cases out of ten aro caused by catarrh,
which is nothing but an inflamed condi
tion of the mucous surfaces.
We will give Ono Hundred Dollars for
any' case of Deafness (caused by catarrh)
Unit cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh
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Notice.
'
Tho shareholders of the Forest Count" Potions, where headaches anil
National Bank or Tionesta., Pa., will
meet 011 Tuesday, January 8th, ltiol, at
2 o'clock p, m., at tho ollico of the Bank,
for the purpose of tho election or directors
for the ensuing year.
12-5-51 A. B. KULI.Y, Cashier,
:vv Li AP
Threa Men Can, Jit In a Swollen Strmn
m it N'eirty Drowned.
UNIOXTOWX. Dec. 1. William
Boast, Wil'inni Whyel and John Schult
bad narrow escapes from drowning iu the
swollen water of Redstone crook, at
Oliver. They wore in a wagon drawn by
two mules, and trie ' ' ford the creek.
The nuiles wcie flf their feet
and headed down s- . ..x, struggling to
jet five. After going some distance the
wagon passed ninier 11 tree mid Schults
liul Bonst grasped limbs and made theif
rvay to land. Whyel sailed some distance
further, when he wiw a ehniioe to
scramble up the bank. The polo of the
wagon broke off, and the mules jerked
themselves out of their hnrucss,and aided
by the men, were brought out of the wat
er. The wagon and tools were swept
away and lost.
DEPOT SAFE ROBBED.
Tlilnvea For Fifth Time Looted the Sta
tion at California, l'a.
COAL CENTER, Dec. l.-The safe in
the Pittsburg, Virginia & Charleston
railroad station at California, Pa., was
blown open Thanksgiving eve. Tho
thieves did not secure much booty, as
the day's receipts are sent to Pittsburg
every evening.
This makes the fifth time tho safe has
been blown open. Tho station is situ
ated at some distance from any dwelling,
and this makes it nn cask mark for bur
glars. No clew lias been fouud.
tlnim of I'rsuil Made.
TT'XKIIAXXOCK. Pa., Nov. 30.-II.
I. Tiffany (Republican), has Cled'papers
instituting a contest of the election of
A. II. Squire (Democrat), to the legisla
ture. The election board of Monroe town
ship certified that Tiffany rc;eived 103
votes in that precinct while tho tal'.f
sheet shoved but 103. The computing
board accepted the tally sheet as correct,
which hnd the effect of reducing Tiffany's
vote sutliciently to give the election to
Squire by a majority of three. Tiffany
alleges fraud iu several precincts. .
Kenunn Not Guilty.
IJELI.EFOXTE. Va., Dec. l.-In
court here John Keenan was adjudged
not guilty ot causing the death by shoot
ing of wV.mie Hobbins of Gullintown on
Sept. 2ti. The weight of the evidence
tended to show the revolver used to have
been discharged iji a scuffle for its pos
session between Keenan and tlie girl.
. The jury considered the latter as much
in fault 11s Keenan. The prisoner will
now be tried for carrying coueouled dead
ly weapons.
Fatuity Shot by Helper.
COX X ELLSYI LI.E, Pa., Dec. 1.
Shooting 11 ml killing continues at the ra;l
road camp east of this place. The latest
tragedy occurred, when Henry Turner
the cook nt the cnuip, was shot by his
helper, who shoved a revolver through
the window and tired. Turner was shot
through the breast. The assailant es
caped. The victim was brought here aud
is dying at the Cottage State hospital.
Citlxena Died Suddenly.
KITTANXIXG, Pa., Dec. l.-R. S.
Slayinaker, one of the best kuowu men Iu
Armstrong county, dropped dead at his
home, 011 Water street, of heart disease.
Mr. Slaymuker was a civil war veteran,
had twice been register and recorder of
the county, and for years was a clerk ill
the recorder's ollice. An old army wound
is said to have been partly responsible
for his sudden death.
Jury Foltod to C.lvo Verdict.
WASHINGTON, Va., Dec. l.-The
jury in the Carroll murder case failed lo
reach an agreement and was discharged
after being out uhout 11 hours. Ou the
first ballot the jury stood two. for con
viction of manslaughter to 10 for ac
quittal and one for conviction. Carroll
was charged with the murder of Michael
Zeass, a Slavish miner at tlio Enterprise
mine, north of town, lust July.
Hunter Shot mid Killed Another.
WILKES-BAllKE, Pa., Dec. 1.
Whilo Clarence Cope, aged 17 years, and
his cousin, Clarence Mohurter, of tin
same age, were hunting, Cope shot at a
bird and missed it. Moharter, who was
a few feet behind then shot at the bird,
but he tired low and the contents of the
gnu lodged in Cope's buck. The lad died
in great ngonj.
1TK.MS IN liltlEF.
RAVENNA Ora ndo Watson, the 18
year-old son ef David Watson, was killeu
while at work in the Hudson coal mines
ut Deeitield, by falling stone.
HAUKIsnCllG - William Brown,
aged 2.1, was working in an ash pit at
the Pennsylvania railroad roundhouse,
when un eiuiue backed down toward
hiin. In getting out of the way he wan
struck by the engine and instantly killed.
MEDIA Andrew and Bridget Mc-
Ginley, both ,iged about CD years, were
burned to death in a house ou the Jesi
Griniui estate, in Newton township.
Where they made their home.
WILKES-BABUE James McGour
ley, alderman of the Eighth ward, died
suddenly of apoplexy.
WILKES-BARRE George Wolfe, a
musician attached to a vaudeville com
pany, committed suicide by hanging him
olf. WILKES-BARUE Margaret Kelly, a
lli-year-olil girl living at Miners Mills,
is mysteriously missing, ond it is bslieved
she was kidnaped.
JOHNSTON'-Emil J. Chappy drop
ped dead at the Basic brick works.
ALLENTOWN, Pa.-lfrank Weilbach-
er, silk manufacturer, made nn assign
ment. Liabilities, Jfl2.",(XX).
SUSQUEHANNA Fire of incendiary
origin destroyed 100 carloads of taubark
at Great Bend.
OIL CITY-Alfred Ohiert, U J ears old,
was killed by an Eric passenger trail
here.
ALTOONA Mayor Giles has issued
an order enforcing the curfew law which
requires ull children to be off the streets
at Sil'.t) p. m.
WILKKS-BARRE Alexander Ander
son, while walking on tho Westmoreland
street railway tracks, was run down and
instantly killed.
UNIONTOX-IIuffman Lester has
arrived here from the Klondike and re
ports that a Mr. Bartlett of Pittsburg
is becoming wealthy at the mines.
CONXELLSVILLE The new St.
John the Evangelist Slavonian Catholic
Church at New Haven was dedicated
yesterday.
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"It is a surprising fact," says Prof,
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ol tho world, for tho last ten years, 1 havo
mot inoro people havinti used Ureen s
August Flower than any other remedy,
lor dyspepsia, .deranged liver and stom-
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tourists and salesmen, or for persons rill-
general bad feelings from irregular hab
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grand remedy. It does not injure tho
syst'-iii by rrerjuont use. and is excellent
ror sour stomachs and indigestion.' Sam
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and Camden, 8 C, the famous winter
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Winter excursion tickets aro now on
sale to Southern Pines and Pinohnrst,
and similar tickets to Camden may be
purchased at principal points south of
and including Washington. D. C, Dou
blo daily service a.nd through Pullman
drawing room and bullet sleeping cars
from New Yoak, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington and Richmond. Trains
arrive and depart at Pennsylvani i Bail
road stations; also direct connections via
Steamer lines are mado at Norfolk and
Portsmouth, Ya. For further informa
tion call on or address W. C. Shoemaker,
Goueral Eastern Passenger Agent, 12(K5
Broadway, New York. C. I Longsdoi-r,
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The route or the "Atlanta Special" Is
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"Florida and West India Short Lino,"
with through Pullman drawing room
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Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington
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New Orleans and all points South and
Southwest. Trains arrive and depart at
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C. L. Longsdorr, New England Passen
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Bound trip winter excursion tickets are
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Jacksonville, Tampa and all Florida
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Shoemaker, General Eastern Passenger
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Longsdorf New England Passenger
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Mass.; W.M. McConnell, General Agent,
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Portsmouth, Va. L. S. Allkn,
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Sore Thron.
Mother gets the oil cu
Soaka cloth.
Wrapt bor'e neck.
Awake ill nighu
Neit morning
Throat blistered;
Raw as beefsteak.
Same boy, a
Utile older, triscr.
Sore Thronl puniii.
No lamp oil for him.
Heard of
TONSILIKC.
School chum used If.
leils iiu-t'..cr.
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liuvl a conic, 25c
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Boy forgcta inside.
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Notice.
Notice is hereby given that an applica
tion will ho mado to tho (lovornor or tho
Stato or Pennsylvania on tlio 27th day ol
December, 1IHK), by (J. W. Hobinson. L.
J. Hopkins, J. C. P.owman, A. U, Kellv,
T. D. Collins. Thomas J. Cullen. It. E.
Alexander, ct al, under the Actor Assem
bly ot the Commonwealth of Pennsylva
nia, entitled "An Act to provide for the
incorporation and regulation of certain
corporations," approved April 20, A. D.
1H74, and tho suplements thoreto, for a
charter or an intt ndod corporation to bo
called "The Tionesta Mantel Manufac
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ject whereof is the manufacture a-id sale
of mantels, furniture and interior wood
work, and for theso purposes to have,
possess and enjoy all tho rights, benefits
and privileges of the said Act of Assem
bly and its supplements. '
T. F, HiTCHBV, Solicitor.
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J.
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED
EXCL'SIONS TO
CALIFORNIA
Pullman Excursion Sleeping Cars
through to San Francisco every Monday
and Friday trout Cincinnati, and every
Wednesday from Chicago via
NEW ORLEANS
AND THESOUTHERN ROUTE
Pullman Excursion Sleeping Car
through to Ix)s Angelos evory Friday
from Chicago.
VIA 03IAHA
AND THE SCENIC ROUTE.
Through Sleeping Car from Chicago with
out change, and through sleeping car res
ervations Irom Cincinnati, via Illinois
Central aud the
New Through Line to
HOT SPRINGS.
ARKANSAS, BYWAYCF MEMPHIS.
Particulars, folders, and general In
formation or agents of connecting lines,
or by addressing
E. A. RICHTER, T. P. A.
812 Park Uuildiug, Pittsburg, Pa.
A. U. IIANSON, G. P. A., Chicago.
First Fall Chat.
For tho approaching fail and wiuter season our exhibit of
attractive novelties in Meu's and Young Men's Appard will
be the largest ami moat diversified ever shown iu lliia market.
ALL THE FASHIONABLE SHADES AND
FABRICS IN THE VERY LA TEST PA TTERNS
We show in profuse variety. They are mado accordiug to the "
Highest Staudard of Manufacture and contain that FINISH
that civta our garments their well detrrvo l popularity and
Buccest. We will placu upon eale several .
afnw vi:atum:s isr
which, to avoid immitatiou, we will not as yet describe in print.
I XI;:itVIMK FOR VALIi wi: VTIII.It
and ool evenings is now ready and as we buy and sell only
for CASH we can defy competition and beg you to see our
goods and prices.
SIIOI.S THAT LOOK HI'LI, AX1 WUAU WILL
are our strong poiuts in foot wear and e have them for La
dies and Children, men and boys We are always pleased to
servo you.
TIONESTA CASH STORE,
CASK IIAIHJAI.V MAKIMttt.
'PHONE 31,
E
very Lady
THAJsricsGhiiirra-
At 25, 5, SO, CT, T.lt ni'id 1.00 per yard.
Flue Xnpklii at 1.00 to 5.00 per Joas.
Table padding, extra wide aud heavy, COe.
Fine Towels and other IJuen.
Lawrence &
ao.
A. Wayxk Cook,
President.
A. II.
FOREST COUNTY
TIONESTA,
CAPITAL STOCK,
A. Wayuo Cook,
N. P. Wheolor,
Collections romiltod for on day of pr.yrncnt at low rates. . We promlho our custom
ors all tho benefits coiiKistont with conservative b kinir. Interest pnid on time
deposit. Your patronage rosjiectfuliy solicited.
Uller,
To the Good People of Tionesta and
Vicinity:
I now employ Sir. F. L. Clawsoo
in my Tionesta store. Mr. Clawson
comes very well recommended, beiDg
a good workman, as well as being
sober, iuriuptrious and conscientious.
Bring in your watch, clock, in fact,
anything pertaining to the Jewelry
line, that needs repairing, and I will
guarantee satisfaction.
Our motto is, "Not How Cheap,
But How Good for ilia Money."
c. c.Uller,
Iti-iiiK'li J"Stor,
THE OLD RELIABLE
LIVERY STABLE,
OF
TIONESTA, - PENN.
S. S. CftKFlELO, PROPRIETOR.
Good Stock, flood Carriages and Bug
(Ties to let upon the mont reasonable terms.
He will also do
JOB TEIMZIIsrGr-
All orders left Rt the Post Office wil
receive prompt attention.
1 1 nw k son
GENERAL MERCHANTS,
Furniture Dealers,
AND
UNDERTAKERS.
TIONESTA, PENN.
suits and ovi:koats.
KEPLER BLOCK.
Takes pride in the
appearance of
her Table
Smearbauah.
no.is.
Kki.lt,
Cashier.
WM. SMKAUnAUOII,
Vice Prosidoni.
NATIONAL HANK,
PENNSYLVANIA.
$50,000.
11 H KOTO KS
O. V. Itobinson, Wm. SniearliaUKh,
T. F. Riichoy. J. T. Dale, J.H.Kelly.
lennsylvania
ItAILllOVl).
BUFFALO AND ALLEGHENY VAL
LEY DIVISION.
Taking effect, November', 1!XI.
No. 30 Butlalo Express, dally
except .Sunday 11:35a. m.
No. 82 Oil City and Pi'sburn
Exrress,dai"ly,except Sunday ..7.-:U) p.m.
For Hickory, Tidiouto, Warren, Kinzua,
Bradford, Olean and tho East:
No. 31 Olean Express, daily
except Sunday
No. 3.S Pittsburg Express,
daily except Sunday
8:50 a. m.
4:15 p. m.
(lot Time Tables and full information
from J. W. McCREA, Agent, Tionesta.
J. B. HUTCHINSON, J. It.-WOOD,
General Manager. Gon'l Passonger Agt.
NEW
LIVERY
Having purchased tlio livery barn lo
cated in rear of Hotel Agnew and after
adding many new and up-to-date rigs wo
aro now prepared lo furnish livery rigs to
tho people of t. lis vicininity nod gu iran
tco to fit you out in first-class style.
We will make a specialty of furnishing
rigs for Funerals, Weddings, Receptions
Etc.
WM. 0RAmT
ARCHIE UREY.
(?o3ii2 am) si:i: us.
OFTipiAT.
Ollice i .& 74 National Bunk Building.
OIL CITY, PA.
Eyes examined freo.
Exclusively optical.
H
OW about your stock of Stationary?
Wo do bigli class Job mutiny. '