Smart & Silberberg.
The Slore for the People.
Dou't you think it's most satisfactory to know that wheu you
buy a single article or an arrnfui.you gel our"Oiie Trice" the
"Lowest Trice," the Only Trice ? This basts established and
every article marked in plain figures puts doubt and dicker
ing out of the deal. A blind person or a child pars just the
came as a horse trder. Now here's a little poiut the fact
that we mark everything in pla:n figures and tick to the
price; aud stil! ' grow and grow," shows conclusively that there
are no lower prices found. Our '"little profile aud thousands
of sales" priuciple has woo uut and that's proof of its pleasing
you, for without you we couldn't have become this bio;, modern store.
Kim on a and Wrappers
I.Ii.
A most fatuous special this is. No
idea of the daintiness of this garment
can be obtaiued from ibis descripfou.
See them yourself aud you can ap
preciate this extraordinary value.
The Kimonas are made of Liwu,
Demlty and Long Cloth. They
usually sell at $1.50, J 1.75 and $'2.00
aud are made iu various style.
Tbo Wrappers are of lawn in all
new desipus and colors. They have
yoke back aud front and are finished
with fancy braid, with deep flounces
ou bottom of skirt.
Colored Silk Waist $1.00.
It may seem hard to believe, but it
is a fact -these waists were $5 and
$6, and are all of this season's make.
We advertised lot a few days ago
at $2 HO. These are what's left of
that lot; probably two dozen in all.
Three Bargain in Coiu
forts.
Trices to close out every comfort
we have that ia carried over from last
season. Io a couple of weeks we'll
receive over 50 bales of new ones
hence our readiness to sacrifice these.
AtSHc 20 or 25 Cotton Filled
Comforts, covered with good quality
Silkaliue, regular price $1.50.
At SI 19-25 or 30 hand tied com
forts, not one of them worth less than
$2. Filled with white cotton and
covered with best quality Silkalioe
At $1 5012 or 15 Fine satiu cov
ered comforts, the ones that have
been selling at S3 and $3 50. Made
io the best manner and of the beet
materials:
SMART &
OIL CITY, PA.
THE O-IIET
OIL CiTY FAIR,
SEPTEMBER 10, 11, 12 & 13.
The Managers are preparing for one ol the best Pairs ever
held. There will be a great display of
FINE HORSES AND LIVE STOCK, FRUITS, FLOWFRS,
AND VEGETABLES,
A Home Exposition of Everything from the
GARDEN, FARM AND DAIRY EVERY DEPART
MENT COMPLETE.
Fine programme of Amusements, Balloon Ascensions and
Parachute Drops, Acrobatic Performances, Trials ol Speed,
Bands of Music. Many other Special Attractions. .
Liberal Premiums and Prizes Large List of Special
Premiums.
Excursion rates on railroads. Street cars running direct to gate.
ADMISSION, 23 ;1IIMIU:X, 15c.
SEND FOR PREMIUM LIST.
GEORGE A, KERN. President. I. N. 1IINDERLITER, Secretary.
Chairnnn Eeeder Arranges To In
augurate The Coming Canvass.
THE GLUB LEAGUE CONVENTION
Young Republicans All Over the State
Are Preparing for a Great Meeting
of Delegates at Scranton On Sep
tember 17 and 18.
F i ..-fill Corres pondonee.)
Philadelphia. Aug. zl. General
Frank Reeder. who lias jimt been re
elected chairman of tlie Republican
talo committee was In this city yes
terday arranging for the formal open
ing of the Republican state campaign.
(Jcncial Recder says he expects to
find the party reaping the benefit of
the pyhibi'l'in of harmony Riven at the
state convention last week and that
he counts upon the enthusiastic sup
port of Republicans of nil factions in
behalf of the statu ticket
Tho headquarters of the state com
mittee are being; fitted up aud soon
the machinery of the organization will
be working night and day to get the
canvass under way.
What will practically be the formal
opening of the fight will be the annual
convention of the State Iasue of Rh
publican Clubs w hit h will be held at i
Scranton on the 17th and ISth of Sep- '
tember. There has been a wonderful
Interest manifested in the workings
of the league and the prospects ar
verr eratlfvlna for a large attundanc
W ash reltieoali $1.19.
A final sweeping reduction on
Washable Tellicoats. Some were
$1 75, but most all of them were $2.
A Case of FIami.'llt'tl'
at 5c j d.
A couple of thousand of these, in
good quality aud good styles. Tinks,
lilues, Tans aud Grettis. Wo dou't
believe you cau equal this quality
elsewhere less lhau oc.
Si''iuN iu Drcvi .Suit
Caiest.
At $100-22 and 24 inch steel
frame, liueu liued, sold everywhere
at $3.00.
At $5 Heavy Englih Sole Leath
er, stitched all around, heavy stitched
handles, fine canvass lined, sold by
exclusive dealers at $7.50,
.Straight Front C'orct 50c
The best corset ever put on the
market at the' price. Made of good
quality coutil, and on the same lines
and model that tho bigb priced Cur
stts are; iu fact you get the euV'l of
the $5 and $3 Corsets io the oOc
line. All sizes, white aud drab.
ood Velvet Carpets 69c
yard.
You may as well have Worsted
Velvet Carpels as Tapstries for your
parlors; balls aud stairs. 1 here is au
air of luxury about them that satis
fies particular housewives Our reif
ular price is $100 yd. aud some
stores ask $1 15 for them. Of all
the Carpet oilers of the season, this is
the btst 'nd strongest
SILBERBERG,
ol pro-.n.nent Repubiicim at thl gatil
erine of the clans. The City of Scran
ton is noted tor Its hospitality an
there Is reason to believe that excep
tional arrangements will be made this
year for the entertainment of the dele
gates and other visitors to tho con
vention. J. Hampton Moore, president of the
State League of Republican Clubs, has
Just issued his call for the convention.
As usual, tho league will have the
honor of opening the Republican cam
paign In the state. Steps will Ik; tak
en at once In Scranton and on the
part of the executive officers to ar
range for a convention thut will n..t
only be pleasurable to all at'endir.i?.
but highly beneficial from a Hi pub I
can point of view.
There will probably be a lively con
test this year for the various offices.
There have been several amtldaies
suggested for the presidency of tne
league, among them Deputy Attorney
General Fred V. Fleitz, of Lack
wanna; Postmaster lsadore Sobel, of
Erie, and ex-Mayor Crosby N. Uko k,
of Chester. While there has been no
one slated for this lionor, the indica
t'.ons seem to l:ivor the election of Mr.
Fleitz. a tab-nol young Republican,
who has done splendid woik upon the
Btump in several campaigns. The lact
that the league will take a conspicuuua j
part in the next guben.atorial cam
paign mai.es this year's convention
ouo of special inipnr':. n: e.
STORK OKI I't TAX.
A the ritl.:'in of I . nnsylvanli re
Hit! upon the wtnk of the last legis
lature the will discover tha there
was much done by tha'. body, walcb
Is entitled to cenitnr nd.i' Ion
DO YOU WANT TO BE
CURED TO STAY CURED 1
Th.t is jutt what we cl.iim and propose
to prove to vim ritit hero. The gn at
claim lor TiL'topson's B irc-ann II.K'k.K'he,
Kiduev ami I.irer Cure K that it not
only cure hutmikcsa FKRM AXKNTeure.
We otter fy if the following statement
are not genuine.
Cured Twenty Years Ago.
Twentv year as last Christina 1 wait t.tWn
n-V wtth iliopsy. My let; an.t led wcry liatllv
awoll, n. 1 was coition-1 U my Nsl. all inv frtcn.U
th.Mihl tnv time h.i-l cenif ' Mv lipatt pained i"
L-rm.iv. and nti-iily my wtic was ntRrU lv Mm
Spring, tlic inirse. to try Th.tint.vin ll.im-.nia
ami l;tn."l.tn an. I M.in.lntkr Till, 'thrv would
enrr ntc." she sat.l. As a List rrsott we tritsl
Harosr.ta. Liver, Knlurv an 1 l.uttih.iir.i Cure
lan.leloni and t:ot.lt.iki-I'tll 1 wish lo.-iy lltiit
the iNim it tt.l swelling lct:atl to leave mc al ouoe.
and a tew K:tl--s nude a complete enre. 1
h:tre nY-Mniiicn.ie-.t it to other till Rosi results,
I -tin w.-'.l and have been ever since. w)ik-h was
llu-t ill t.-tthetil waa elcctcil. Anvonecm cull
. n m il tliey wixli to know the vtrtit.-s of "114
i. m ."
THOMAS Ml'RS VV.
Maker, South Fnitisliii Sttvct,
March loth, iqjo. titusville, lu.
No Return of Disease in Tiftcen
Years,
Ahont tifleen yean ao I w.i - all run OWn
with nervoti imlr:ili-'n and rtli'italton ol llie
heart (ollen vvtltii); til.tck in the tnoe and
tli.iut;ht to lK-(tint:t. 1 tUah till Innn ito
l.iiiit,U my wvtyhl wi rvdu.-vd to )iotiniK
and lortix months 1 was oonittied to mv 1-d.
A rt-l.ttlveot inittewho h d lict ll tnnihlv.l w ith
Ivmtle wo;tknrvs and r rxMtt prostration and
hii.l leen cute.! by T'lonipin ll:irtsmn. re
c.int:nctidit tt to me. 1 ;n to take the ll.ir
OMtt.t;tt Mice and wa not ottlv c-tred of net v..n
ptM.-wi.ttioli .111-1 p:il; .tation ot the ltert hut Ite
tiun io gam in lUh until in a short time 1
Weighed I4O tlll'K ANIi FKOM THAT TIM K IS
Til. NOW 1 MAVK HKI S PICK ! Kf Tl V 1VEUL, ttoillg
my ow n hottcwoik.
Mas. Fl.Y M M
Woneer Road. J ntilck south of Tilusville. I'a.
April 4. 1S9S.
All drueeists. i 1.00 a bottle or s:i for
fc-oo.
The detnnnd from the working men
of the state for the passage i f i law
which would break up the In
iquitous store order system, linger
which employees have been p.-.id their
wages In orders en cor.tp.my stores
Instead of cash, was reco.jniz vl hy t';i
Republican members of the legislature
in the paage of the bill tar.irg store
orders.
The corporations which ha.e been
affected by this legislation are already
socking to get around the act au 1 they
have appealed to the courts to help
them.
This Is one of the ad3 cn bused by
the Vnited Mine Workers' legislative
committee.
EXASPERATING WOMEN.
The Itrlnht Girl Una Snmrlhlns;
Af OS, Th la Subject.
"Have you ever met n woman who ex
asperated you to the point of tiglitinc?''
nsked the bright gill yesienlay. "Il;ive
you ever listened to her 'g,' so tlistitictly
enuticintttl. nntl her 'oa,' so nitvly round
el, and sat speechless and tongue tied
lieforc her while she used the words yon
hud nlnnys wanted to use. but could
never think of at the riclit moment?
"She is the most infm i.iting typo of
woman in the world to inc. Tln-re is no
other that so thoroughly paralyzes my
faculties and that 111:1 k.-s me appear at
such a disadvantage. 1 11 t lie pi-eseme of
the witty woman I t an at least lau.'h ami
apiH-nr animated to that client; with a
beauty around I can still be atrreeaM-',
but no sooner do 1 lu-ar the cool, well
modulated voice of the perfectly seif
possessiil member of tny sex than 1 feel
like (lying to the ether end of the earth,
wherever that may be.
"Onee for my sins I had sin h a person
for a neighbor. W hen I first knew her. I
felt an extraviignnt ailuiiiation f..r her
conversational t!rtei ity. so when 1 g;ivo
a dinner party I inv. 11 i.shly invited hrr.
Then 1 would sit al my 011 n bottrd and
see the ho-.fess-sliip calmly tnken t.ut of
my hand.
' 'My m iidibor1 dit-eetp-l the conver-a-t
ion. p:ltlo!;izint:ly l.-ttitl? me into it every
notv and lie n. '.Mv o'iJ!ll'M, told litne
sforir-s, chfirmii.t: liule si -li.-s. ?1 w!y ;r. d
with 1 t -1 'I. luiii'.-ing 1 In point out vleaily
and joining her dol";Vi nl laugh to the
chorus th.it L'l-cctcd tio' il. non.-nient.
"Ocea-i"ii:tlly I n.Hii.i hriv(- soui-'thiug
really good to 1. 11. Iiii 'my neighbor'
tran.tit-l me ixiih her giitiering eyes
and her cyebiotvs v.'et-o t-o -;lnive of
concern at my t'-movity that 1 would
hasten the re ttnl, Jtnttlde the cwnis tr..d
forget the poMii.
"Winn I lini.-hi d. my ehi-tks wo:iM be
burning, and ey e'f p-nse-. d neiglibor
w:ulil olis.-rve evenly: N v- r c.iinl. tlear.
I'm quit.- su?e (teiv one im-b-rsttMid just
what you were trying to tell us.'
"I have felt a yoong .) that woman's
presence ns IS months. I have f--it as
awkward as a Initio. 1 have forgotten
how to prononttre the simplest wniN,
and I have said 'it is him' an innumerable
number of times. She belongs to a cla"..
It's a large class, tviih more inrmbers iu
the north than in the south, but I tell yon
this when I hear the voice of the ap
pallingly self possessed woman In the h ill
of a new hotel m- hoarding house wlr re
I have planned to stay for a time, I p.u k
my trunk and instantly Hoc.
"I have no desire to meet the owner of
the voice. I know tltat as soon as I do
I'll lose my nerve and my intellect and
become a gibbeting lunatic." Baltimore
News.
LOT No. 1-Men' Fine All-Wool
Suits, were ?12 to 81i per suit, one
only to each customer; sale rnee 87.
LOT No 2-Meu's Fine All Wool
Suits, were 810 and 815, only one to
each customer; sale price, 85.
L.OI io. 3 Young Mens hue all
wool suite, ages 15 to 20 years, prices
were 810 to 816. one only to each
customer; sale price, 85.
L.U1 o. 4 Uoys anil ( hildien 1
all-wool suiis, price were i'l to 85;
sale prices 81 to 82
To us this is a sioiplo business
proposition. We have been spending
83,000 a year t-i tell you the merits
of The McCtien Company's Famous
Ready to-Wear Clothing About
8500 of this yeai's advertising annro-
priatiou (joes to pay for the difference
between the cost and the sale price of
this lot of SOUVENIR SUITS.
We will consider the monev well
pent if we ran put the Clothing- on
the backs of men and his who have
not been wearing our Clothing, know
ing that the merits of the suits will
make customers out of every man
and boy who is lucky enough to get
one of our SOUVENIR SUITS.
THE McCUEN CO.
2S AND 29 SENECA ST. .
OIL CITY, PA.
KKIH Kl KATKM TO I.OI IsiVll.l.K
tin l'rwiM It unlit Knllrwml. .IcciMinl Trim
Mini I'aiMiinir. KiiinnlM Trmelnr.
On account of the Triennial Conclave
of the KitighlH Templar, to be held ill
Louisville, Ky August '.7 to 31, the
l'cniisylvaiiia Itailrend Company will
sell excursion tickets from August tu
'.'.'i, inclusive, to Louisville ami return, at
a rate of one first class fare for tho round
trip. Thc.-e tickets will ho good in re
turn until Sopt 2, Inclusive, but if ticket
is deposited by the original purchaser
Willi Joint Agent at Louisville not earlier
than August 'Js, nor Inter than September
2, and a fee of Ally .'enl:i is paid st the
time of deposit, an extension of the re
turn limit may tie had until September
hi.' t
UK.HVKKAIII.K ( I KK OK KOI P.
A l.llllr H'a l.il'r Mnvrd.
I have a few words to sav regarding
Chamberlain's Cough Kcmedy. It saved
ill v lilllo boy's life and I feel that I can
not praise it enough. I bought a bottle
of it from A. K. Sicer of lioodwin, S. 1.,
and when 1 got homo with it the poor ba
by eon hi hardly breathe. I gave Ills
medicine as direct, si every ten minutes
until he "threw up" and then I thought
sore he was going to choke to tleatli We
had to pull tho phbgui out of his
mouth In gr nt long strings. I am posi
tive that if I had not got that boll in of
cough medicine, my boy would not be
on earth to-day. John Hemont, Inwood,
Iowa. Kor sale bv Killtner Hros. T10
nesta, and W. O. W ilkins, West Hickory.
is what j'ou can get
if you want a . . . .
or anything iu tho
jewelry lino by go
ing to
llftVEYFMTZ
The LEADING JEWELER.
S2 SKXKCA St., OIL CI I Y, I'A.
1 1. HASLET k Ml
GENERAL MERCHANTS,
Furniture Dealers,
AND-
UNDERTAKERS.
TK'NKSTA, ri:..
Fred, (irettenberer
(iEXKHAL
BLACKSMITH & MACHINIST.
All work pertaining to Machinery. Kn-
gilles, (lil Well Tools, Has or Water h'it
tiiiirnandieiieral iihickxinithiiifr iirompt
Iv done at Low Knles. Kepnirina Mill
Maehipery given Htieeial Htlcntion. and
aaiisiaetion KHarauteetl.
Shop in rear of and just west of the
Shaw House, Tidintitn, l'a.
Your patronage solicilexl,
KRK D. fi I! KTTKN HKKUKK.
CALIFORNIA. COLORADO
AND UTAH.
Special Low Summer Kxcursiou Itatea
to all points. Pirsonullv roiulueted Poll
man To tii ist Sleeping Cats.
Personally conducted lourtoSaii Kran
cisisi, Cal.. account (ieneral Convention
Kpiscopal Church. Tickets on sale Sept.
'ill :o27th. ticHiil returning until Nov.
oth, with slop over privileges.
Quickest and lest In t to
OKLAHOMA, AND INDIAN
TERRITORY.
Only line with Iioulde Daily Tbrounh
Service. Dinini; Cars and Free Iteclin
inx Chair Cars. Kindest train service to
11, c luniis
BEAUMONT, TEXAS,
OIL FIELDS.
Through sleeping car from Chicago
without chango anil through hi' eping car
reservation from Cincinnati via .Mem
phis, 'l enn., to
HOT SPRINGS, ARK.
Special llomeseekers' Kxeursions to all
poiiita South, West anil Norlli West.
Kor FKKK descriptive mat'er ami full
particulars regarding above, atMress
. A. RICHTER, T. P. A.
H12 Park lluiltliiig, Pittsburg, Pa.
Pit. tll'GUSrMQKCK
OFTICIAK
OIHce i -t 7Ji National Hani; Utiildinir,
OIL CITY, PA.
K.yei examined free.
Exclusively optical,
13 Weeks Fop 23 Cts.
lot tii. liijttit.t, aewia-it. f
" ant ni-,t . -1-tttar l.i'.;ui.iW T
v-'.-r ip-rt-i.? rtlr lul't-ltel.
A7 H-'-'iCiiit-l l.riut'tttu v.at. Ej?
frvW'!11' f'0 mat-- n e: ta 1 11 ir ir ti w'
fe-iU... ll.'ill,Tn.. S i .'1'i.t. Bil. itJ. S-t
9 anilk-mlr-a.: r:.. ilnl,.-l.ai..tiif ft
f in kih-l .n i-li it. F-.rlli.. rit..,. I
n ! nf 1 ntr-sliii-inr O -w l. .h'i, , i i
y we mil r-a I mi.irt... i -a,r . r .-. HI.
(ftauiUj. Sanii'lmi'l'vlrBii. A'ljr...,
KliorllnK l.lle, -IDS Dull do IIIiIk, I'll 1 In
"Some time airo my daughter caught u
aevoret-ohi. Sim isunplHioisI ol pains tr
her chest Mint hail a had cough. I tiavo ho
Chamberlain's Cough Iteunsly nctsirdiiiir
to tlirct'tiiins anil 111 two ilayn she whs
well and Hide to go to school. I have
used tins remedy in mv family lor the
pist sex en years and have never known
il to fail," says James l'reudergast, mer
chant, Aunnio llav, Jamaica, West India
Iskiuiis, The pains in the chest indicated
an approitchiiii; attack ol pneumonia,
which in this instance wax iinihuibtcdlv
warded oil by t'liHitihorluili's Cough
Hctiicdy. It counteract! any tendency
of a isdd toward pneumonia. Sold by
Killtner llros. Tiouesta, ami IV. ti. Wil
kins West Hickory.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
I.Y VlUTl'K of a writ or Fieri Ka
) cias, issued out of the Coutt of Com
mon Pleas of Forest County, Pennsylva
nia, and lo mo directed, there will be ex
posed to sale by public vcuduoor outcry,
at tho Court House, in I lm llorotih of
Tiouesta, Forest County, l'a.,on
MOX OA Y, S KPT KM IIKIt 13, A. I. !K11,
at one o'clock p. 111. the followiiiK div
sciibcd real estate, lo-wil :
(1 W. ItOIIIXSON', vs. L. H, WUAY.
Fieri Facias, No. -t, September Term,
l!i. (Waiver.s),-S. i. irin, Attor
ney. AU delcinlant's llulit, title, interest and
claim of, hi and to all that certain piece
of land in Jeuks township, Forest Co.,
Pi un a, bounded north hv lti lunsoii ,v
lloiiner, formerly Hr, Fulton; cast by
Shipej south by publio road, and west
by Slope, formerly Kobinson. Contain
line sixty acres more or less. Holmi runic
laud conveyed by O. W. Kohitison autl
C. Ilonner io L. it. Wrav, by deed tln'cil
April ;l. 1M1I, reitirded in deid biatk No.
'-'.', pace 1:1, as by relcrence thereto will
fully aud at larue appear. About So acres
unproved land, on which is erected one
two-story house x!t Hvt, weatber
iKi.trded and paiule.l, with "L" nn hoii.-e
one story liiMlO feet; one new bam 1MVII
It el : one old barn ltlxJO tet-t, anil oilier
nutbiiildinits; also contaius water well,
(sued sprina and vounu' orclmrd.
I akcu in exis'ution ami to be aold a
the tiroperty of L. It. Wrav at the suit ol
U. W, Itohijisoll.
ALSO.
J. A. At'LT vs. C. M. WHITKMAN,
Heri I acias, No. II, Set tember term,
Isml, ( Waivers). -S. li. Irwin, attorm y.
All defendant's ri);lit, title, interest mid
claim ol. In and lo all these ceilain lots
in T itnt'sta township, Forest county,
I'clin'u, iMiunded and c'esciibcd as fob
lows; HcitintiiuK at an iron post on line
of rii!ht-of-w..y i. iho W. N. Y. it P. It.
It. Co., near depot at Tiouesta staiiou,
ami a few feet Irotn tho corner of tbo
store Intil.liiiK formerly occupied by J. F.
Overlandor; Iht lice at'richt angles w ith
said It. It. westerly tiireciion to line
ol 'public road ; thence aloiiR said public
road northerly II I'cct to a post; thence
easterly HI !e. t to a post; tlience south
erly lu fwt to a s st ; thence easterly lo a
post on the said U.lt.riht-ol-wav; tlience
down said K. It. ri)jlit-of-way :tl feet to
the place of bci;iiinini: ; benin 111 feet on
said It. It. an. I back to public road,
ami bcinit SI feel on public road with a
corner hi feet square .in leet on the north
west corner of and airainat said lot. Also
a piece nl land tlirectlv ominsitn said dn-
scrilted lot across said it. it. and next the
Allegheny river, being a strip 111 leet
witlc, bouniletl on the north and south by
lands now or formerly .1. F, Overlander,
on me west ny sunt tl. It., and east bv
the Alleuheny liver, ami bciim samp lots
conveycti ity salit tlverlandcr to C. M,
Whitoman iiy deed dated April L'S, l.si.o,
recorded in deed book No. ill. inure -H.
Also a certain lot in Tiouesta township
forest county, t "a., described as lollows,
viz; lltu-'iuniiiu at a butternut on thn
west bank ot Hunter run; thence north till
degrees east a rods to a butternut by
p ait-sitt; tlience by mill lot by road
sine norin o in-ttices wi st ;i, risis to an
ash stu p bv rosd sitle; titeiica north ti:
degrees west f S-lu rods to a p'st tin west
Imuk of Hunter run ; tlience down said
Hunter run by its curses and distances
to place ol bt ginning. Containing Ml of
an acre no same more or less, on which
stands frame barn ; being name laud de
scribed in deed nf J. F. Overlandor anil
wile to C. M. hitcman, dated Juno tl,
Ism, and recorded Oct. 2, ism, in deed
book No'-ii, pat; I-l,, .Ve.
r.recicu on nrst ticscrilieil ot one two-
siory bouse lii.x tS feet, wilh storo room
III trout, house wealherlioardetl and
pain.ed, with ico house atiacbed and
water In house. Also ham on last do
scribed lot ISxliS feet anil iu good eon
iniou.
Taken in execution and to bo sold as
the property ot C, M. Wliilcnian at the
suit of J. A. Ault.
TKltMS OK SAI.K.-Tiie followipg
must lie strictly complied with w lien tlie
property is stricken down ;
I. When the plaintifl or other b in cred
itors become tlie purchaser, Iho costs on
tho w rits must lie paid, and a list of liens
including mortgage searches on theprop
citysold, together with such lien credit
or's receiiif lor thn amount of tbo pro
t crds of the ..ale or such portion thereof as
bo may claim, imisi be furnished tho
Shcritl.
1!. All bids must be paid In full.
:i. A 11 sales not settled immediately will
be continued until i o'clock p. in., of the
next day, at which time all property not
settled tin w ill again be put tin and wild
at tl e expense and risk of tho person to
w nnni urst souj.
S'0 Purilon's Digest, Nin'h Ktlition,
page 4 IU and Smith's Forms, pagn 3M.
J. W. JAMIKSON, Sberill.
Sheriirs Ol'ice, Tiouesta, Pa.. August
ID. ISHIl.
THE OLD RELIABLE
LIVERY STABLE,
OF
TIONESTA, - PENN.
S. S. CANFIELD, PROPRIETOR.
tiood Stock, Oooil Carriages and Hug
gies to let upon tint most reasoimblu terms.
He will also do
JOB TEjZMilltTG-
AIl orders left at the Post Olllce wil
receive prompt attention.
A.C.UREY,
LIVERY
Feed & Sale
STABLE.
Fine Turnouts at All Times
at Roasonablo Rates.
Kt-up orilo.cl V ciivcr
TIOINTEST, J?J.
Telephone n. 20.
V I''- I.ANSON,
i- ItK.A T. l.'UT A Tl."
Tiouoata, Pa
Keep Cool !
If you can't auceeod
we'll help you do it,
HOT PLATES
GAS RANGES.
We've k'-it tliem iu all st. lea and sell thorn at small mar
gina. They solve "lie hot weather problem hy keeping your
house rool while yon are
COOKING THE
MEALS.
Conic in iiikI Sfo IIm'iii
ami (! I'rh-t'N
HARDWARE.
Our flock of Heavy and Shell ll-tnlwarr, I.umlictnien'a Sup
plies, Stove, liangts, Ktc , ia the most complete in this lem ion.
Taints, Oils, and an artist to put it mi if yon want.
Call and ee llio new Summer (is Stove. It ia a marvel.
SCOWDEN & CLARK.
TIOitTEST-A.
MARIENVILLE
HARDWARE
COMPANY.
Uardicnrc, Mill Suiiltcn, etc. . . .
Mill irachuH-r'j lli-paircd I'roinpt
Ijl. XhaftliHj, PitffciH and Pillow
lUocl.-n Furnished on Short Xot Ire.
NEW AND COMPLETE LINE 0F
.RUBBER
Shelf Hard arr, Irou, Naila and Tool at the Lowest
Market Price. Stovea of all kinds. I'eifect Olivo
Kanpe a Specialty; Guaranteed to Bake. Axes, Pea
vy t'ant Hooks, Spud?, Atkius' Hand t'roecut, Paiid
and Circular Saws, Returned il Unsatisfactory. Ahra
sivo Emery Wheels.
E. A. YETTER. MAN ACER, MARIENVILLE, PA.
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lennsylvania
ItAirltOAl).
Hl'lKALO ANT) AI.LKtiHKNY VAL
I.KY DIVI.SIOX.
Taking elfcet, Mav 2D, 1WII.
No.30 Iliitlalo Kxpress, ilaily
except .Sunday ll:la. m.
No. Oil City "and Piitsliuri?
Kxpress,daily,except .Sninlay..7:"al p.m.
For Hickory.Tidioutn, Warren, Kinz.ua,
Bradford, Olenn ami the Kastt
No. 31 Olean Ki press, tjaily
except (Sunday 8:0.1 a. m.
No. H: Pittsburg Kxpress,
daily except Sunday 4::! p. m.
For Time Tables ami ailditinTrid infor
mation consult Ticket AitmiI,
J. II. HUTCHINSON, .1. it. WOOD.
General Manager. Uuu'l PassoiiKer Al
entirely, oep as cool a you cau and
if you'll take ou? advice and uso
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D. P. FREDERICKS, II. D.
(Kvo, Kar, Ntwe and Throat Specialist.)
Olllce Ilourn 11 a. 111. to 1 p. m.
(Kxccpt Thursdays.)
Carerul altenlloi, KjVcn to furnisliinB all
kinds of glasses.
ARLINGTON BLOCKOIL CITY, PA
yMlUNZO FULTON,
Manufacturer of and Dealer In
HARNESS, COLLARS, BRIDLES.
And all kinds of
HORSE FURNISHING GOODS.
TTONF.NTA. PA.
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