I -
Smart & Silberberg.
Showing New Garments
as They
Rapidly coming into view are the new Suit nd Dresses and Skirts.
Oil City's style centre will continue its marked and interesting leadership
It you Lave marveled at the charm of ready-to-wear things as shown here in
season's back you will experience co disappointment now. The beet of last
year are the worst of this.
Particularly attractive are the Street Suits. Take lime to see them
while enjoying the store. Before this moon is gone, the Garment Show will
be on i-i earoest.
SPLENDID VALUES IN EVERY PART OF THE STORE.
The fuo that had its beginoiag ia Girjtcnts has its coding in every
part of the store. With all the new things no show for Fall and Winter
come many lots at special prices. A few are mentioned, but just a few.
We'd rather you come and look around enjoy the stor.
Xfw Flannelette, 7 3-Ic.
A hundred or more patterns, in New Flannelettes of the 1492 quality,
made by the Anioskeag Mills, and almost equal to the verv best.
HojV Sweater, $1.00.
All Wool Sweaters, in a big variety of colors, plain and striped, with
the new fashion roll collars. A decided bargain.
XfW Pillow Tops 25c.
In the new Art Department. Pillow Tops in the newest design?, all
stamped ready to work. A splendid variety ot styles to choose from.
Hen's Fleered Underwear, 12c.
The heaviest and best 50c qualities we have ever sold By buying now
you save just c a garuieot. All sizes in shirts and drawers.
12 l-2c and 15c Wash Goods, 5c Yard.
It is the part ot piudence for us to sell all our Wash Goods at greatly
reduced prices in order lo smooth the way for next seasoo.
All Linen Handkerchief, 5c.
Excellent quality of ladies' at this price and for the men's 10c. Every
thread linen, to. Two better lots at 10c and two for 25c. The best values
in Haodkerchiefs ever shown on a counter in Oil City.
$1.50 Double Nattn Damask, 9Sc.
Ten pieces of a band-nrue a gra'e of table linen as you ever saw at
11.50. Perfectly plain cloth with rich, open borders.
aikiii to .natch, 82.9S rer Dozen.
$5 00 would he nearer the proper price, but we bought tbem at a bar
gain and waot our customers to profit thereby.
SMART &
OIL CITY, PA.
AN OWL STORY.
Showing- tle Tyrnnrna EfTcet of
lialiit tpon n V. I ill Animr.l.
An English publication tells this in
teresting story of mi owi.
A vague figure nppt'sred out of the
clotiils, traveling npiitist tlie wind to
t. nrd the spire mill looking more like a
rawed piece of nevspiier whirled
(i 1 nit the beavenx than any living
thrni:. It was a white owl, and after
watching liiiu for some time I crime to
the conclusion that he was tryiiift to
ret to the vane of the Hpire. A very
Idle ambition it permed, for, although
he MNcecdcd again mid agaiu In get
ting to within u few yards of the
point aimed at, he was on each occa
sion struck hy a fresh violent gust and
driven buck to u great distance, often
quite out of sight In the gloom. But
presently he would reappear, still
struggling to reach the vane. A crazy
bird:
lint I could not help admiring his
plin-k and greatly wondered what his
secret motive In niining at that windy
perch could be. And at last, after so
many defeats, he succeeded mid
grasped the metal crossbar with his
crooked talons. The wind with nil Its
fury could not tear him from It, and
after a little flapping he was able to
pull himself up, and then, trending
down, he deliberately wiped his beak
on the bar and Hew nway!
This, then, had been his powerful,
mysterious motive Just to wipe his
beak, which he could very well have
wiped on any branch or barn roof or
fence and saved himself that tremen
dous labor. This was an extreme in
stance of that tyrannous effect of hab
it on a wild animal. Iioubtlcss this
bird had been accustomed after de
vouring his first mouse to fly to the
vane, where he could rest for n few
minutes, taking a general view of the
place, and wipe his beak at the same
time, ari the habit had become so
strong that he could not forego his vis
it even on so tempestuous an evening.
THE COPYRIGHT LAW.
First Mi-nsnre Passed For the Pro
tection of Literary Property.
April 10, 1710, Is a noteworthy date
In the history of literature. On that
tiny came Into operation an uct "for
the encouragement of learning by vest
lug the copies of printed books in the
authors or purchasers of such copies."
This was the first measure passed for
the protection of literary property.
The word "copyright," according to
Dr. Murray, was not used before 17U7.
In the preamble of the bill, which Is
sjld to have lieoii drafted by IX'iiu
Swift, the necessity of u measure "to
enable learned men to write useful
iKMiks" is dwelt upon. Hy its pro
visions two terms of copyright, each
of fourteen years, were created for all
future publications, one term to follow
Immediately upon the other if the au
thor were still living at the expiration
of the lirst term.
According to a subsidiary clause, if
any publisher Issued n book tit u price
Judged too high by certain "discreet
persons" he was liable to a penalty.
'1 he "discreet persons" Included, among
(liters, the urchbishoii of Canterbury.
Come.
SILBERBERG,
too k:ii ci.iiiccl.i-r ii u.l tlie vice ciiiin-cill-rs
of o::ford and Cambridge. On
t'.:em devolved the somewhat delicate
task of fixing the book's value. This
clans.1 was repealed in 17;i!l, but the
term of copyright remained unaltered
until 1 12, when it was extended to the
life of the author and seven years, or
forty-two yearn from the date of publi
cation, whichever may prove longer.
England was the first country thus to
protect the rights of authors. France
followed suit in 17!.t, lint in (Jerniany
no copyright law existed until 1S70.
London News.
Missed a Good Dinner.
A doctor living in n certain country
town was notoriously fond of good liv
ing. He had accepted an invitation to
dine with friends, but as he climbed
their steps he smelt venison cooking In
the kitchen next door.
The neighbors being also his friends
he resolved to drop in on them unex
pectedly to partake of tlie venison.
They pressed him to share their In
formal dinner, but when lie refused
both soup and lisli his host began to
apologize for the simple fare.
The doctor then confessed that he
ins waiting for the venison, which he
had smelt as he came in.
"Oh, that venison," said his enter
tainer, "we were roasting to oblige our
neighbors, who have a dinner party
next door." London Answers.
A Mounlnln ("limber.
At a reception of the Authors' club
In New York the guest of honor was
Sir .Martin Conway, the explorer and
mountain climber. One man who did
not know the guest asked another:
"Who Is here tonight'"
"Sir Martin Conway."
"Conway? Who is lie? I can't place
him."
"The mountain climber."
"Oh. yes! But what is lie doing In
New York?"
"Merely traveling from climb to
climb."
A Choreh In Wnle.
Wrexham parish church Is known ns
one of the seven wonders of Wales, It
dates as a structure from the fifteenth
century and Is cathedral-like In Its pro
portions. A "chained" Bible, now kept
under lock and key, is among the curi
ous relies, and beside It is a handsome
ly iHiimd "visitors' book," sent by the
tridents of Y'ale university, Vnited
States, for the use of Yale students vis
iting the church. In the churchyard is
the tombstone of L'lilm Y'ale. with Its
quaint epitaph. The soldiers' chapel,
which is entered through nn exquisite
ureli. has a beautiful memorial win
dow to the Welsh fuslleers who have
fallen In battle.
Wont Star Retained.
This notice appears on a Flushing
steamboat: "Passengers should obtain
a receipt for all provisions taken on
board this boat and are requested to
retain the same."
Kasier said than done! It reminds
us of the old Limerick:
There wns a younK man of Ostfnd
Who said he'd held out till the end,
llul when half way over
From (intend to Iover
He did what he didn't Intend.
London Globe.
DO YOU WANT TO BE
CURED TO STAY CURED 1
That is just what we claim and propose
to pove to you right here. The great
claim for Thompson's Barosma Backache,
Kidney and Liver Cure is, that it not
only cures but makes a PERMANENT cure.
We offer $500 if the following statements
are not genuine.
Cured Twenty Yean Aga.
Twenty vein ago last Christmas I was taken
tick with bropsy. My legs and feet were nadly
swollen. I wan confined to my bed. all my frieudi
thought my time had vme.' My head pjined mt
terribly, and finally my wife wss vreed by Mrs.
Spring", the nurse, to try Thompson Ha'rosma
and Danileloin and Mandrake Pills, they would
cure me." fthe aaid. Aa a last resort we trted
Barosma. Liver. Kidney and Lumnaeo Cure and
Dandeloin and Mandrake Pill. 1 wish toaav thai
the pain and awtUm bet-as to leave me at'once,
and a few bottle made a complete cure. 1
have recommended it to others with good results.
1 am well and have been ever since, which waa
the fall Garfield waa elected. Anyone can call
on m if they wish to know the virtues ot "Ba
tvam u"
THOMAS Mt'RRAV.
Baker, South Franklin Street,
March iota, 1900. riiusville. Pa.
No Return of Disease in Fifteen
Year
About fifteen years ago I was atl run down
with nervous prostration and palpitation of the
heart (often getting black in the face and
thought to be dying). I lost flesh till from i w
pounds my weight waa reduced to 90 pounds,
and for six mouths I was confined to my bed.
A relative of mine who had beeu troubled with
female weakness and nervous prostration and
had been cured by Thompson's Barasina, re
commended it to me. 1 began to take the Bar
osma at once and was not only cured of nervous
prostration and palpitation of the heart but be
gan to gain in rlesh until in a abort time I
weighed 140 pounds, and raox that timr cn.
TIL NOW I HAVK HKK.t PKBFKCTLY WELL, doing
my own housework.
Mas. Fir M. Massh.
Honeer Road, y miles south of Titusvitle, Pa.
April 4. lM-
All druggists, $ i.oo a bottle or sis for
J500.
lie Reasoned Wrong.
"It's nil knowing how to reason,"
snid the rittslnirg man ns he sighed
iu a sorrowful way.
"I owned n house rind lot In a town
in our state and wns petting a pood
rent for them when a congregation built
n church right on the Hue. I reasoned
It out thtit the place wns spoiled, and
when I was offered three-fifths of Its
former value I made haste to close the
deal. I iwtttcd myself on the back over
that bit of good luck."
"And wasn't It pood luck?"
"Not n bit ot it. I'm a clean thou
sand dollars out of pocket for reason
ing hind end to. The chap who bought
my place had twin babies, a piano, a
fiddle and a barking dog. and the con
Cregation hadn't otvupled that church
over four Sundays when it raised a
purse and Imttglit liiiu out for twice
the value of the place." Boston tilolie.
The Orang OatanaT.
It Is a most interesting sight to
watch an orang outaug make its way
through the Jungle. It walks slowly
along the larger branches iu a scrub
erect attitude, this lielng apparently
caused by the length of its nrms and
the shortness of its legs. It invariably
selects those brunches which Intcrt.iln
gle with those of a nciglilioriug tree,
on approaching which It stretches out
Its long arms. and. grasping the iKiughs
opposite, seems first to shake them ns
If to test their strength, mid then de
liberately swings Itself across to the
next branch, which It walks along ns
before. It does not Jump or spring ns
monkeys usually do, mid never npiears
to hurry itself unless some real danger
presents. Yet in spite of its apparently
slow movements It gets along far
quicker than n person running through
the forest benenth.
A Stroke of riuslnrs.
A writer who was very Intimate with
Frank II. Stockton says that when the
Stockton family lived iu Rucks county,
IV, Frank and his brother had a dog
which they trained solely to hunt cuts.
The brothers wore overhauled one day
by n farmer whose eat they were chas
ing. To placate the farmer they gave
him a dollar for a pig, which they took
home. Hy driving nway their father's
pigs at feeding time they soon made
their own the fattest pig In the pen and
sold him at a protit of $7. Frank It.
Stockton always considered the deal a
tribute to his business acumen.
Ilia lawyer's Fees,
A London workman, having had a
sum of money left him by the death of
his father, went to see his solicitor,
who had the matter in hand for a final
settlement .
The bill of costs having been pre
sented to him. tlie man glanced over
the figures and. thinking the charges
were excessively heavy, turned to bis
legal adviser and exclaimed in aston
ishment: "Ma father left his money to me, not
to ye!" renrson's Weekly.
How He Wnlked.
A sergeant drill instructor wns en
deavoring to make clear to the recruits
he was drilling the meaning of tlie
word "smartly."
He walked across the square In the
manner the word Indicates. "Now,
nieu, tell me how 1 walk?"
One raw recruit almost paralyzed the
sergeant by blurting out:
"Bowlegged, sergeant." Regiment.
Ilovr It Happened.
Customer Look here! You said that
horse you sold me was fast.
iK'iiler No; I didn't.
"You saitl your man drove the horse
to Slopbtiry, twenty miles, and you
went by train, and the horse got there
before you did."
"Yes, but I didn't start till two days
after."
Two Clicnra For a Quarter.
Hoax What do you mean by giving
me a cigar like this? Whnt did you
pny for It?
Joax Two for a quarter.
Hoax I'll bet you kept the twenty
cent one. Philadelphia Iteeord.
Knew Where He tint II.
Doctor (thoughtfully) I fear you
have soino sort of imlson iu your sys
tem. rntlent Shouldn't wonder. What
was that last stuff you gave me?
The longer a man argues to make a
woman see the reason of n thing the
surer she is to trust her lustiix-t about
It. New York 1'ress.
The quarreis over "principle" are the
meanest and most bitter In the world.
Atchison Globe.
Notice in Equity.
IN TUK COURT OK
COMMON I'LEAS No. 1 Mv
OF FOREST CO., Term, I'iWi
PKN.VA.
SITTING IN EQUITY.
itamW A'. Sickles,
ayainat
Roma M. Meade ami William IT. Meade,
her hustxind; Alia II. Denham and
7'Aohkm II. Vmhaui,ker husband: lkimel
A". Sickles, cm Ar-JHior of and Trustee
under the Last Will and Testament of
Mary 5 Sickles, deceased; Ikniel K
Sickles, as Trustee of iieorgt Stanton
Sickles, tinder a certain lieed of Trust
made by (,'eoroe Stanton Sickles to Am
tW A'. Sickles, dateit Itecember 1, Wl ;
Daniel E. Sickles, as Trusteeof A.Vfn .Vic
les.under a certain deal of trust made by
satd Aiftt Sickles to said VMhiW A. Sick
les, dated May JS, lst'7.- Ueorge StuHtun
Sickles, Ata CViifa-iinrAoi'Tir, (trt line U.
Sickles, Lusie J, Oxk, imliv dually and
as Kreattrif of tlie Last Will and Tes
tament of iMnra B. Sickles, deceased:
t'red J. 'Walker, Ernest II. Miltani, and
Laura S. Morro,
To ROMA M. MEADE and WILLIAM
H. HEAVE.
TAKE NOTICE:-A Bill in Equity
ha been fib-d by tbe plaintiff above
named lor the partition nf the following
described real estate, situate in tlie Bor
ough and Township of Tionesta, Forest
County, Pennsylvania, to wit;
rirsl Beginning at a leaning chestnut
tree, aaid tree, being also tbe northwest
corner of Warrant No. !J, thence (S. W
K S7I K.) south twenty-nine degrees east
three hundred aud aevenlT-one roda to
atonea on a large rock, said stones also
tieing a corner between Warrant .Wjand
3rJ!U. Second. (S. ! W. 37 K.) south
lortv-two degrees west, thirty-seven and
one-balf rods lo a while oak. Third.
(S. 50 W. 7 R.) South tifty degrees west
seventy-nine rods to an ash tree. Fourth.
(S. 30 W. &i R.) south thirty Degrees
west tbirly-two and one halt roda to a
white oak. Fifth.-( est 52.S R.) West
tiftv- two and two-tenths rods to a post
on the east bank of the Tionesta creek.
Sixth. Thence down said creek, (N. !S
W. 4 R.) north tweniT-eight degrees west.
foui' rods to a post. Seventh. (N. IS" W.
32 R.) north thirteen degrees west thirty.
two rods lo a post. Kiulitn. t N. au w.
22 R.I north thirty degrees west twenty-
two rods to a post. It inlli. ( N. till" W.
!U R.) north aixty-uine degrees west
thirty-two itmIs to a post. Tenth. (N.
65 W. a R.) north sixty-live degrees
west twenty-six rods to a post, Kieventb.
(N. tiO0 W. 74 R.) north sixty degrees
wet seventv-lour rods to a post. Twelftn
(N.l W Y R.) north one degree went
one hundred and two rods lo a post,
Thirteenth.-(N.40 W.R.) north four
degtees wet forty-two rods to a post.
rouiteenm. f w. wi K.; west ninety.
three rods to a post. Fifteenth. (N. 5"
K. it K. I north ntre degrees east Iwentv.
six rods Iu a post. Sixteenth. (N. 86
W. 30 R.) north eighty-five degrees west
thirty rods to a oost on tbe east bank of
the Allegheny river. Seventeenth. (N.
1-" t. liij K.J norm twelve degroea east
nineteen and one-half rods lo a post.
Eighteenth. tS. 87" E. 40 R.) south
eighty-seven degrees east f rty rode to a
post. Mneteentli. (. a" ii k.i sou to
eight degrees east eleven roda lo a post.
1 wentietb, (E. To tt.) esst seventy nve
rods to a post. Twenty-first. (N. 4 W.
Hit R.) north four degrees west one
hundred and aixtv-fonr rods to a pin oak,
Twenty-eoond. (N. W E. 181 R.) north
forty-six degrees esst one hundred and
eighty-one rods to a birch. Twenty
third". ( N. 8i E. SH51 R.) north eighty
two degrees east three hundred and siic
tv five and ope-half roils lo a post,
f wenty-fourth. (S. 61 W. 410 R.) south
sixty-one degrees west four hundred and
ten "rods to the leaning chestnut, the
place of begibnlng. Containing seven
hundred acres more or less. Being ex
hibit "A."
Also, the following piece of land
known as the ''Bloomery," or Forge lot,
B eginning at a post cn the south bank of
Tionesta Creek. West51 rods to a post;
N. 10 W. 36 R. to a post ; N. 12 W. 6i
R. to post; N. 58 W. 411 R. to a post at
Mark Nol.le's lane; N. 32" K. 6 R. along
said lane to a post on south bank of Tio
nesta creek ; S. (H E. '20 R. up said creek ;
S. 72 K. 28 R. tfp said creek lo a poet j
S. 26' W. 12 H. lo post ; h. i'Jt E. 82 R.
lo post ; S. 10 E. 16 R. to post; N. 80 F.
7 R. to a white oak tree on bank of tald
creek ; S. 3 W. 21) R. to beginning.
Containing 6 A. and 'SI 11. The same
being recorded in Venango Co., Pa., in
Brink J, page H.
Exoeptlng arid reserving therefrom cer
tain parcels and lots, conveyer! to sundry
persona aa fully set forth in the Bill on file
in this esse.
The hilt further set oat the title of the
respective parties thereto and that tbe par
ties to this action are seised of the premi
ses described in fee simple, each having an
undivided Interest therein aa follows:
The plaintiff, Daniel E Sickles, Individ
ually, is seized of an undivided 7-D--'7i0
part thereof; the defendant, Daniel E. Sick
lea, as trustee, &c,, of (iuorgs S, Sickles, ia
seized of an undivided 7JO-470 part there
of; tbe defendant, Daniel E. Sickles, aa
trustee, &o, of Eda Cravkanlborpe, former
ly Eila Sickles, is seized of an undivided
720-.'i7K part thereof; the defendant, Liz
zie J, Cook, ia seized of an undivided liiO
.'7t 0 part thereof; the defendant Lanra 8
Morro is seized of an undivided Itk."i7ii0
part thereof; the defendant Fred. J. li t t
er is siezed of an uudiviiled 160 ."7& part
thereof; the defendant Daniel E. Sickles,
as etecntor and trustee uot'er the will of
Mary 8. Sickela, deceased, la seized of an
Uudivided 70-S7bO part thereof; the de
fendant I'.oms M. Meade ia seized of an on
divided 1(M-.'7M part thereof; tbe defend
ant Ernest tt Millard Is seized or an undi
vided 117-o7u'0 part thereof; and the defen
dant Aba U. Denbam ia seized of an undi
vided 1170 37 li'J part thereof.
The said lands being auhject to numer
ous equitable liens claimed by sundry per
sona as fully set forth in sections Z and 26
of the said Bill.
That your orator is unable to agree with
the above named defendants, or with some
of them, aa to a proper, Just and lawful di
vision between them of tbe lands and prem
ises hereinbefore described in order that
their several shares and proportions might
be allotted to tbem and enjoyed Dy them
in severalty and from tbeir widely separat
ed residences and tbe character of tbeir
several interests therein, it Is unlikely that
any such division can be mails without the
interposition or ibis benorable court.
VYHERKroRat be prays:
1, That your Honors will order and de
cree that a partition be made of the lands
hereinbefore described In severalty between
the partiea to this action interested therein,
as hereinbefore described.
2 That a Master or a Master and Com
missioners be appointed by your Honors to
divide and partition tbe said lands, tene
ments and interests into purparts and to
value the same, and to ascertain the
amounts, if any, which shall bs charged
thereon foi owelty or which shall be paid or
secured to the partiea to whom do purpart
can be allotted, or If tbe premises or any
part thereof cannot be divided without sep
arating or injuring the whole or without
prejudice to tbe interests of the partiea
hereto, tben to sell tbe same or such part
thereof as cannot be divided under direc
tion of this Honorable Court
3. In case of any such sale aa ia teferred
to in tbe preceding paragraph, then that
the proceeds thereof, after paying the legal
costs and charges of this action, may be di
vided among tbe partiea entitled tbernto
according to their respective rights and in
terests therein.
4. That all proper and necessary con
veyances and assurances may be executed
for rarring iuto effect sncb partition, eith
er of the premises or parts thereof, or of
the avails of any such sale or sales thereof.
S Tbat the premises hereinbefore men
tioned as being subject to equitable liens
and sold subject to such Hens after the
amount thereof shall have been ascertained.
ii. Tbat your oratora may have such
other and further relief as the circumstan
ces of the case may require and as to your
Honors shall stem jnai and proper.
DANIEL P. HAYS,
W. E. RK'E,
T. F. BITCHEY,
Solicitors for Plaintiff.
First publication November .1, lf2.
DECIiEE.
For Service by pnbl leatioa.
And now, September 13nd, I90, It ap
pear I lie by affidavit to l lis saUsfartloa ot
the Court, tbat the derendaota named
Ihs forego' nf petition, via: Bonus M.
Meads and William H. Meads, cannot onon
diligent Inquiry be found, so aa to be
personally served with process. Jt is order
ed tbat tlie bill of complaint be. served on
the said defendants by publication la lbs
manner prescribed by law for aix aarmsstve
weeks in Ihe Forest Republican and Demo
cratic Vindicator, newsjiapsra published la
the County of Forest, and that in default of
an appearance within fifteen days after tbe
last publication, the bill may be Uken pro
cootesao, and any further process, rule, no
tice, order or decree in tbe cause, of which
service shall be required, be served nn the
said defendants in like manner, with a like
period of fifteen days for appearance or
compliance. BY THE COURT.
TIONESTA
SIEAM
LAUNDRY
Have
You
Given
Us
a
Trial
?
We would be pleased with
au opportuoil to demon
strate tu you the superior
class of work we can turn
out in either
GLOSS OR DOMESTIC FINISH.
C.ive V m Trial.
SMITH & SHRIVER.
Ph. cXucLsr JXqqck
OFTICIAU.
Office ) t 7K National Bank Building,
OIL CITY, PA.
Eyes examined free.
Exclusively optical.
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Reclining Chair Cars, iiiitfel-Library
Smoking Cars, Cafe Dining Cars (meals a
la carte).
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Homeseekers' Krcurmon and Oilonisls'
tickets on sale to points West, Sou 111 west
and Northwest.
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ter and full partirulara to
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Feed & Sale
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Fine Turnouts at All Times
at Reasonable Rates.
Hear of Hotel Weaver
TIOTESTJL. PA.
Telephoue Xo. 20.
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Of Course
Ym can fit you out in a wagon of any ilyl you may happen to
stand in near) of, irorn tbe light "buck" or dray to the heaviest trucks,
and all of the best material and workmanship. ..Likewise your wishes
in (be matter of buggies, the most stylish, easiest 'running, aud withal
the most serviceable, we can gratify at the smallest oost consistent with
best goods. This it our "long suit. But what we would like to inter
est you in just now it our
Superior Stock of HARDWARE.
If it'i a Stof, beatiaK or cooking, the newest aud best Range at the
least cost, come and see us. We are talking what we kuow to be facta
when we aay wa can beat them all in this line. Anything in
SHELF GOODS, CUTLERY, HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
ROOFING OR CARPET PAPERS, AXES OR TOOLS
of any description, in short aoytbine that may he fouud in a complete
hardware store, ia here in stock. We are likewise prepared for tbe
HUNTING SEASON
with a line of Guna and Ammuuition of superior quality. Call and see
how cheaply we can fit you out in a nice gup
FISHING TACKEL.
Tbe best time for fishiog is right now, and we've got evervlbiog you
Deed in that department.
SCOWDEN & CLARK.
County Thone 22. TIONESTA, PA.
MARIENVILLE
HARDWARE & MACHINE
COMPANY.
SINCE THE FIRE a
We have moved our stock of Hsrd ware into the ma
chine shop where we are prepared to wait on customers
as of yore. Our machinery was unharmed and we can
do your work same as ever. A good line pf saws, axrs
ami belting, saved from the fire, and your wants ia all
other material will be promptly supplied.
Ha rd wa re, 31 it l Stippljett, etc. . . .
31 III 3f nch tnery ltcfKilrcd Prompt'
lJfS-!i!.(tJl,9i I'uUeu and Pillow
lilckJFuruliihed on Short Notice.
NEW AND COMPLETE LINE OF
SUBBEMNDMAJHERBELRNG
Shelf Hard aare, Irou, Nails and Tools at the Lowest
Market Price. Stoves of all kinds. Perfect Olive
Ranges Specialty; Guarauteed to Bake. Aies, Pea
vy Cant Hooks, Spuds, Atkius' Hand Cmscut, Band
and Circular Saws, Returned it Unsatisfactory. Abra
live Emery Wheels.
E. A. YETTER. MANACER, MARIENVILLE, PA.
I
THE "OLD PADTfrn tCTTM HAS NO
RELIABLE a i-xniVaUn uum cnil
MADE ON HONOR.
lias Ntood (he Teat for Over 35 Year-
Is noted for iu simplicity of construction, beauty 01 proportion, excellence
of workmaosbip, faultleas balance, aud Hard Mliooliiii; 0,iinlltle.
HLxpenence and ability have placed the 1'ari.kr Gun in an envi hie end
well deserved position as the Best Gun in the world. Made by tbe old
est shot gun manufacturers io America. Over 110,001) of thise guns in use.
new Torn salesroom, r.r
32 WARREN ST. t si.losur
W
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Not to Burn,
But to sell.
All kinds of
Watches,
exceDt Door ones.
fVsur ' I r
All kinds of
Prices,
except high prices.
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The LEADING JEWELER.
32 8KNECA St., OIL CITY, PA.
WATCH REPAIRING
Clock Repairing anil all work pertaining
to the jeweler's trails, promptly
anil accurately done.
Xew Bilverine Watela
Cases trailed for Old Hilver Cases In
any condition. Old watubes taken in ex
change for new ones
. T. .4XIKHM:V,
Anderson A O' liars barber shop,
Tionesta, l'a
13,
t utora l inm feast
EQUAL.
PARKER BROS., bieriden, conn.
THE VISIBLE WRITING
OLIVER
TYPEWRITER
Shows every word as
written; aligns perfect
ly, and needs least re
pair. Write for cata
logue and get name of
nearest representative.
Agents in all leading
cities.
The Oliver Typewriter re
ceived the Gold Medal, High
est Award, at the Buffalo Ex
position. THE OLIVER TYPEWRITER CO.
107 Lake St., Chicago, III
Fred. Grcttenbcrger
OKNERAL
BLACKSMITH & MACHINIST.
All work pertaining to Machinery, Kn
Rines, tlil Well Tools, Gas or Water Kit
liniCsamKleneral Itlai'kNinitliliiK pminpl
Iv ilone at Ixw Hates. Repairing Mill
Machinery given special attention, and
satisfaction guaranteed.
Shop in rear of anil lost west of the
Shaw House, Tiilioute, Pa.
Your patronage solicited.
KRED. GRETfENBKRQER
ifeij La.