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KDITOU.
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET,
Foi Governor,
JOHN' F. JIARTKANFT.
For Htate Treasurer,
HENUY V. RAW LB.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
For State Senator, .
W. R. BVXX.
(Subject to action of District Conference.)
For Associate Judge,
EDWARD KERR.
For Prothonotarr, Itegistcr, Recorder am
l ierk of Courts,
T.J. VANOIESE.V.
For Sheriff,
JL'STIH H1IAWKEY,
For Corn mission era, .
JOHX RECK,
GILBERT JAMIEKON.
For AudiU.ru,
V. THOMPSON,
J. R. NEILL.
For Jury Cammlssloner,
II. Z. TOWNER.
For Cabiity Hurveyor,
T. D. COLLINS.
Meeting of Return Judges.
Pursuant to the primary election
rule published in our last issue, the
Return Judges of the Republican
Primary Elections from the various
districts of the county met in the Ar
titration Room of the Court House in
this place on Tuesday 'afternoon the
10th inst. The following are the
names of the return judges :
Tioncsta boro., 8. J. Sctley.
Tionesta twp., C. W. Clark,
Upper Harmony, P. M. Guild.
Loner " Jno, Thompson
Hickory, James Green.
Green, 8. C. Roupo.
Kingslcy, Win. B. Heath.
Barnett, J. B. Peareall.
Jenks, II. S. Brock way.
Howe, D. Graham.
By virtue of bis office of Chairman
of the Couuty Committee, W. P. Mer-
cilliott, Esq., took bis seat as Chair
man of the meeting, and on motion,
Messrs. 8. J. Setley, and II. S. Brock.
way were elected Secretaries
.Motion, that meeting proceed to
business with closed doors. Carried
Motion, that the Editor of the Re
publican Co. paper And members of
the County Committee be admitted.
Carried.
The Primary Rules were read by
the Chairman, after which iho returns
were banded in by the various return
judges, and read by the chairman.
(The returns, as read, are published in
the shape of a table in another place.)
On motion the return judges pro
ceeded to nominate a candidate for
Etate Senate. W. R. Dunn was nom
inated unanimously. On motion the
following gentleman were appointed
Benatorial Conferees: Jno. Thompson,
D. Graham and S. J. Setley.
On motion T. D. Collins, of Hicko
ry, was nominated for tho office of Co.
Surveyor.
On motion, adjourned
II. S. Bkockway, ) r, ,
S. J. Setley, jSe:8-
Attest :
W.
P. Mercilliott, Chairman,
Its Mission Not Ended.
For fourteen years the Republican
party has governed the nation. It
record has become the most brilliant
chapter iu American history. No cit
izen need blush over a single line.
Posterity will dwell with admiration
over the graud work recorded iu so
brief a space of time.
Grand as its past achievements are
admitted to be, even by its opponents,
they will be at luast equalled, if not
surpassed, by the vork of the future.
It has delivered the nation from the
hamla of its enemies ; iu future mis
sion will be to conduct it. to the high
est possible .plane of nationality. It
bus a puUicdebt to pay, pledged faith
of the country to niaiutain, a curren
cy to redeem iu cuin, an emancipated
race to protect, before it 'can retire
from a work to which it was called by
the voice of tho people.
It, id not idle boasting, but a recog
nized truth, when we pay that the Re
publican party represents the intelli
gence, the wisdom, the patriotism, the
honor of the natiou, as tbuuiled among
all clashes, anion;; men of culture,
weal ih,' industry, llie true governing
elements of nations. Could the two
parlies pass iu review, eo that ihe na
tion could contrast tho material of
each, thcro would be no hesitation
among fair minded citizens us to the
parly most entitled to support.
Democracy Las' :.oruu jouJ men iu
OFFICIAL VOTE
or the ICrpukllran Primary r.Icrlloni, held
In I'orMt County, Atigntt 7, 1HT.1.
At itr lPV-j
DISTRICT.
Barnett
tireen
Howe
j Hickory
1 Harmony T.
Harmony L.
KinjTRley
lmw Itoro.
Tionesta Tp.
Total
Maloriilp
2.H 2"J 3i MOj
its rank, men who desire to do right,
and who earnestly seek through their
voles and influence to advance the
interests of their country. But they
are in a hopeless, minority, powerless
to control the bad elements which ex
crt a controlling influence in the Dem
ocratic party. Honor, patriotism, re-
spcctibility, intelligence, are the ex
ceptions in Democracy, while in the
Kepublican party tbey are the rule.
Ivascals will creep into the best or
gam zed society, ihey will pet into
the church, the best protected order,
the family circle. They are not in
vited, but they come under tbo euise
of honor, and are known only when
their acts betray them. Such men are
discovered from time to time in the
Republican party, but as soon as
known tbey receive the lash of indig
nation, or if criminally guilty, the
penalties laid down in the law. They
Lave never been sheltered by the par
ty, ami they never will be. Whenev
er, or wucrever discovered, tbey will
have meted out to them the punish
ment they deserve.
ibis is all that any nunian organiza.'
lion can do. we snooid expect no
more from a party; we should be sat
isfied with no leM. To search out and
punish the delinquent, to ignore t()e
unworthy, to turn a cold shoulder to
those who would nse the party to pro
mote tneir own selnen purposes, nhould
be the object and aim of truo Repub
licans, uur ranks are tilled with no
ble characters, men of public and
private virtue, whose names have be
come household words in the locali
ties where tbey reside. To brine tbera
to the front, to nominate them for of
fice, to select thein as leaders, is to
write victory on our party banners.
Jjet this important duty be performed.
The speech of Senator Thnrman.
of Ohio; which was to be the great
event of his life, and an oratorio! eT
fort which would equal the best pro
ductions of Webster or Clay, baa not
worked exactly as was anticipated. It
bas effectually squelched him. so far
as Presidential aspirations are concern
ed, and is everywhere denounced as
tricky and cowardly. Even the New
York Tribune gives him up, as weak-
xneed, aua lime-serving. Alas I poor
Thurman! Pendleton triumphs at last.
Franjcford, Pa., Auk. 7. The
terrific explosion at halt-past nine this
morning at liadesburg arsenal was
caused by the breaking up of con
demned metallic ammuuition. There
were many reports of the killed aud
injured, but only one person, a lad of
about eighteen, was killed. About
twenty-two others were injured, several
of whom cannot survive.
The Elk Democrat has the follow
ing items:
Wilcox is afflicted with millions of
army worms. Iu some fields they
have almost ruined the grass crop.
while in other fields close by it is al
most unharmed. They are about an
inch in length, and black iu color.
One day last week the boss at the
Keystone mines, tt. Marys, discharged
one ot the workmen named l lrliD
Fox for some cause or other, and on
Friday, while the aforesaid boss was
walking along tho track near the
mines with a friend. Fox appeared on
the scene armed with a revolver and
discharged two shots at him, neither
of which took effect. A warrant Hir
Fox's arrest was shortly after put in
the hands of Constable Weis who took
him into custody, brought him to
Ridgway and lodged him in jail, where
he will await his trial at the Septem
ber term of court.
BOOK AGENTS 7X?
sell "The
oi!o a Common
Seiico Medical Adviaer." It in the clioap
Mt look ever publiahod ; h5 jMUfc, over
o liiUHirntions, ri.ou. 1 iioiihitiida buv It
at diu'ht who conjd not be imlucod to pur
chawi the hi'h-prieed Ijookg treatinx of
lJomivaic Modieiue. Uulike other book
wild through affonla tliia work is thorough
ly adverting! tiiroudhoiit North America.
iliiH fact, together w ith the lurL'e ai.e. clo-
pant acuranco, and many new tcalurea
of tlio look, cannon it to m il more rapidly
than any work ever published in lliiw
country. Thone of my auenta who have
had experience in solium booka, aay that
in all their prcvioua c-unvuiiiK they nev-
r ii. ( t wun aui'ii hiiccchh or mailo bo Isrgo
whkch, aa Mince tioiiiiiieiicin tho aalo of
my work. For Uirmx and territory, ad-
(il'CMN 1 illclosill'- L it OllMt('. MlMtllliM Ull.l
N!allii),'fxiH.rlciico R. V. Pierce. M. !., j
ivorui it i:-ihiihhi v. UI1IIUIO. is. X.
A'ule. Mark euvulopu "For Pulilixliin
l)('liirlliiunl." ii-il
a mouth to agents everywhere
Address Excelsior Maniifuo
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June 16th, 1375.
GREAT CM1ICE SALS
OF
Dry Goods, Motions,
BOOTS, SHOES,
t-o., Ac, at
Panic Prices ii
TJAWXO PURCHASED tho ENTIRE
.."to'k of (r",1 t the Nuuri.r Htore
of Mr. ieorao W. I)illiriBe, we are desir
oua and determined to dispose of the prea-
frit ntwlr sif
DRY GOODS.
NOTIONS,
BOOTS.
SHOKS, Sv.,
In order to make room for NEW GOODS
now on the way, reduction of 10 to 25 per
'ro."L!b,rmer I'riTWill bu mad lor
tau a A. V WV UHYR,
Now is your Tirn to Purchase,
aa audi uarfralna wore never offered In
1 Knot.ta befors.
Remember liieae price will continue
only for (to days.
vi'e aluo keep runxtantly onJpwd a full
mj oj ouii'ie aua ruiu-v
If '
GROCEEIES,
SCHOOL IU)OKS,
STATIONERY.
, WILLOW,
AND QUEENSWARK,
all of which we offer at lowcwt figuroa, our
UIVI'W KSJ11I
Small Profits & Quick Cash Sales.'
COUNTRY PRODUCE takn in
change for Goods at current rale. ;. "
KuiuemOor. Uie place.
FREEMAN & CORBET, "
Successors to Gkorok W. Dithbidoe,
Hf. Tionesta. Pa.
CHAUTAUQUA LAKE. '
Neartliia boautiful loralltv m NlijintpA
an old, richly-endowed Seminary for both
aex oh
The Chamberlain Institute.
Fall Term opens An jr. 24th. For ata
loifue adilreaa Rv. J. T. Edwards, A. M.,
Principal, Randolph, N. Y. v H-4t
BEPOIIE YOU C START
INSURE IN THE
TRAVELERS
OF HARTFORD, CONN. 14l
WATERS' NEWSCALE PIANOS
are the bet made; The touch elastic, and
a lin tsiuging tone, powerful, pure and
even.
WATERS' CONCERTO ORGANS.
cannot be excelled in toneor beauty; thoy
defy competition. Tho Concerto Stop la a
fine Imitation of the Human Voice.
Pricca extremely low for canh during
this month. Monthly instalment receiv
ed ; Piano and Organs to let, and rent
money allowed if pui-chael. Seuond
hand Instruments t reat bai).'aiiis.
AhiiU wanted. A lileral discount to
Teachers, Mi cistern, Cliurchis, McIm1s,
I.odjicjt, etc. Illustrated Catalitf lies Mail
otl. Horace Waters A Kens, 4ol Broad
way, Now York. Bo 3007. H-4t
T CT A O Thechoicest in the world
wlmjiortera' prices Largest
company In America staplo artii-lo
pleasus ever. body Trade eoiitinuall v In
creasin. Ai?cnts wanted everywhere.
Rest inducement. Don't waste time.
Kent for Circular to Kobkht Wcliji, 41
Vesoy St., N. Y.. P. O. llux 1H7. II 4t
F. I'. 1
WAN T E D. Every bod y to know that
Four-Fold Liniment is the lendintr Lini
ment for curing all kind of Pains and
Sore Throat, and lor Horses, Cattle, d'o.,
is tho most succesxful Liniment iu the
market. Sao circulars around bottles.
t'.'!? '? UIr"Hi'th!.'
.Ho-ly oom
li'-i. rr, 1 1 .-Mj, 3.) eta. pe
per yard.
i rl'.L,! Kl MM) for rooms in plaiMof
Plaater. FFLT ROOFING and KIDlNli
For aampluH, addroaa C. J. FAY, Camden.
New Jersey.
TOR WORK neatly xocuU.rt at thisollioe
at reasonublu rata.
3" 12 2') V lit!
2 11 11 24 27 IS I
3 J S2' Kl IV
K 6 3.V ) 44: 41 mi
12 27 1H 4:!j 65 B7 S 47 4.'.
12! IU 10 44 9H i'A 2 47 4
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DRUG STORE !
Jas. II. Foncs, Proprietor,
RoiiBur A Agnew's Rlovk,
ELM STRETJtT,
Tionksta, Pa,
Ajrcnt for
Dr. Morris' Synipof Tar, Wild
Cherry and Horohound.
DRUGS
PATENT MED1CIKLS,
TOBACCO,
CIGARS,
NOTIONS, &C,
LIQUOnS, For Medimluse ONLY
White Tead, perfectly pure, sold much
uiie(mr uian lorineriy.
Also all kinds ot Oils, Keronono, Tur
pontine, llcnxino. Toilet Articles, Per
fumcries, Ac, for auio cheap.
- JAS. II. KONE3.
THE SUN.
WEEKLY AND DAII,Y FOR is;:,.
The approach ol tho Presidential elee
tlon Riven unusual importance to the
events and developments of 1875. Wo
nan endeavor to describe them fully,
faithfully, and fearlessly.
THE WEEKLY SUN has now attained
circulation of ever tteventy thousand
copies. Its readers aro found in every
Suite and Torritory, and its quality is well
known tothepuhllc.TWeHhall notonlycn
dcavor to keep it fully nptn the old stand
ard, but to Improve and add to its variety
and power.
THE WEEKLY SUN will continue to
be a thorough nowspaper. All the news
or the day wiU.be found in it. nondnnsed
when unimportant, at full length when of
momeni, anu always, we trust, treated in
a clear, interesting and instructive uian
nor. It is our aim to make the Weekly Sun
the best family newspaper la tho world.
It will be full of entertaining and appro-
yi into rcuuuiK oi everv sort, out wiu
print nothing to offend the most scrupu
lous and delicate tastoj It will alaavs
contain the most intcresunit stories and
romances of tho day, carefully selected
and lotribly printed.
The Agricultural Department is a prom
inent fcaturo in the Wookiv Sun. and iu
articles will always bo found fresh and
usetul to the farmer.
Tlie number of men Imlenendent in pol
ities ia increasimr. and the Weelrlv
their paper espeuiallr. It belongs tn no
party, anu oucys no dictation, contending
for principle, and for the election of the
best men. It ex noses the corruntlon tht
disgraces the country and threatens the
overthrow of republican institutions. It
has no fear of knaves, and seeks no favors
irom vneir sunooriers.
e'l lie markets of evory kindand the fash
ions are reirularly reported in its column
The nrico of the Week I v Sun is nna l,.l.
lar a year for a sheet of eilit papies, and
liny-six columns. As tLla barely pavs
the expenses of paper and printing, we
are not able to make any discount or allow
any premium to friends who mav nrnka
uijueiaj uiiuris 10 cuena its circulation.
Unner the now law, which requires pay
ment at poetairo In advance, one dollar a
ywr;-'it)i twenty cents tlie i-ost of pre
ptiid postage audod, is the rate of subscrip
tion. It is not necessary to Kot up a club
in order to have tlie Wockly Snn at this
rate. Anyone who sends uiie dollar and
twenty qonts will got the paper, post-pasd,
fcr a year.
wo nave no traveling fluents.
THE WEEKL iIJN. Kiirht nnuns
ftfty-six columns. Only 1.20a vear. dosU
ago prepaid. No discounts from this rate.
THKUAILY SUN. A largo four-page
nowspaper of twent v-ciirht colums. Duiii
culuMon over lO.Ooo. All thn new.
for 2 cents. Subscription, postago proiald
55 cents a month, or Jl.5u a year. To
clubs of 10 or over, a discount of 0 per
cent.
Address "THE SUN," New York City.
LIHirEHT
IODIDE OF AMMONIA
Curos Nourulgla, Face Ache, Uhcuuiatism,
Oout, Frosted Feet, Cliilliluiiis, Sore
Throat, Erysipelas, lti uises and Wounds
of every nature in man or animai. Tlie
romnrkablo cures this remedy lias effect
ed classoa it as one of tho most Imnnrtimt
and valuable remedies ever discovered for
me cure anu rcl lei ot pain.
"Tho sinews of my left hand were con
tacted from an old abscess, drawing the
fingers into the palm of the hand. I a-
'ucu unes 1.11111111C111 liHiiuooi Ammonia.
i relaxed them so that I cnti straighten
my fingers and use uiv hands." U. Mu
LiernioU, 4U W. 13 St., N. Y.
Sold by tioo. W. liilliridgo, Tionesta,
Pa. For sale by all Druiruiata. Ii.hm.i 4.i
lith Ave., N. Y. I i-4t
t"St A WEEK to agents to soil an article
w salable as Hour. Prolii li.m..i,u,
Package l'rte ; address Buckeye Manufac
turing Co., Marion, Ohio. a 4t
r. f. Jj.
The nbovft ttUru
of tlie finet uiedicines in tlie country.
..i.i-i trm i.iuiiiii'uL, uoi exeeiiefl liy any
other iu the curing of J-hiii and Sore
Ihroat, and is especially adapted to ills
ease of Horses, Caiilo Ac. See circulars
uround Isittles. Sold by all li ii"j'ists
'Oil WORK of all kindsUono"ttt tTiis"u'f
l.ro ou short notice.
NEBRASKA GRIST MILL.
THE GRIT MILL at Nebraska (Laoy
town.) Forext cotintv, has been tlmr
ouiililr overhaulod and refitted Iu first
class order. and iwnow running and doing
all kinds or
CUSTOM (JRniH.XJ
FTour.
KEEP, AND OATS
Constantly on hand, and sold at tho very
inwvssnaurcs.
4 "Mi m U. W. LET) E 111 'R.
DRVC. kemdle,
Has bought ou! the store of
UOLAIU) BROS
rriliou, ln..
And will carry on tho business liereaflor,
A full line of all the goods formerly kej
will still be found in this store. "Phvsl
dsns pnserfptloiis carefully eompoiiMded
bv a Competent Pharmacist a Oradmito of
1 lilliulclpiiia Collego of Pharmacy.
32-3ln C. K KM RLE," M. I).
M 2
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fcr -a to
TFE MAEVEL0F THE WfjELD-Bo t h esda
WATKIl. It has riml.. I i.... i
from tho brink of tho gravo ; given health
and strength to tho.ao deoiucu lvoud the
rea. li of in..,li, nl aclnnco, nud turned tlu
path of atlliction to one of happiness in tho
.. "? "" ii cures t ie
nCH.I Ur lli..l,lu 1 ,
' .' . T. ; IN"" "" 1'iniioios;
eralicates all di-eases of tho kidneys j. re
stores the urinary organs to strenglli anil
power in a word, it is a natural restorer
or health, and has performed the most
wonderful uti.l m...-.,.... i....u
, ........u.imih i-iiicn oi any
known specitio on tho globe. Address lor
ui.i i.iurs, vus., CUU.lt. DUKHAH.
" Waukosha, Wis. .
OPIUM
AND
MOIiPIIIA IIIJIT
rlmnro for trnatuiont until satisfaction in
rtHiiinrnil i-tf imi-i;..,.!....!. ..ii. ....
LoytJIIRY, Manor Nlatioii, Westmoro-
lanu comity, l a. 11 it
er.
WirnntM, IfiuMl In time,
to cur .-.ht.'ktsi cli(.!irn aikI
a.p.n. Wluisnupiilyuiuila
Towaar, mil bwlowui of
ominirrsUeuUoa i,,,
Huoa. and ,r,.i,r fct'iliiitf.
ciplulVriii. Adri. Dl u
.v.sMi CO, Biltlmora,
PSYCHOMANCY, or (Soul Charming.
X 1 I (IIV .lit III.!- Ul. V l.lu .r I'.i..; I
- ,.. ...j ia,.iiinLuiiui;iHII
the lovo and att'ecti.ms of Hiiy jicinoii liiey
....,-, j , siinino inentul m-
Uiroment all can possess, froo, bv mail,
!V, r-' ,""",i together with a .Nfarriago
ouide, Egyptian Orac.o. llrciinis. Hints to
Ladles. A (pieer honk. lOU.fwM) Mild. Ad
dress T. William iv. Co., Publisliers, Phil
aiielphiu. ' 7 M
OUHSClilUi: for tho
l- It ill pay
Forest Ecpublicuti
1875.
t it i:
riTTsisi'ium
jOMr.lERCIAl,
A Pol 1TICAL, LITER ARY.COMMER.
t I A 1. and tiKN Kit L NEWS
PAPER, Pevo!. 1 to tho
Best Interests of the People.
IN POLITICS,
Tho COMMERCIAL will hereafter, a.
herel.il.il e, u dev.iled to the support of
Repul.li nn priii"ijile, n.niniaiiiiii t JH in
(lepenie within (lie l puliie an I'aiiv, and
cluin-iiig the ri;;lil nt nil limes to'spenl;
Iretlv anil fciirh "sly on (in merits of uirl,
and mi .1-uri-i. I'ai i v I'.overnijieitt is es.
sent.al l.i n c'iiit.tu!i.i.-n eiiuiitrv. nml
Journals claiming t: be linii iiemfent of
party are usually Indepi iidcnt crpr inrl
j le. Faithful to the gn at convictions and
alms iim w lm h tlin Republican Party
was lnsvd, it l t.'ie iH'u!hieso of no
cli.pio or f:ictiou, supporting the partv
solcly liis'illlsii it lielicvcT tliat party i
founded on prim Iples of Right and Jus
tice. THE EDITORIAL DEPARTiflENT
Of the Comnkri'Iai. will contain, from
day o day, ceiitrilimions from nble wri
ters uii n'l subjects Political, I.fleniry,
Sclenlilic I-l-iiI, C.iimiK reiel. Foreign
and L's nl in which Us views will be Ht
forih plainly and independeiit! v, keeping
in view the prime aim of the paper, which
is tho advancement of tho best interests ot
all sections of tho country.
ITS KEWS CEPARTftlENTS
Will alunv contain brief but accurate re
ports of all the occurrences f tho dav
Liherid -xpendit.ires will be made in w
ciirimr spis'lal Icli'irrams and isuresuon
denco fi cim fho great news ccntcn of tho
'.ountry, so that renders of the Cuinnier
.viil ran always rely on being servej with
iniiy and rcliublo law.
In tho defiartinent devoted to tho pub
lication of l.o,nl News w ill lie round
jomt.leto dnilv liisloi-v of H.u . .. ... i
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environs, gailicrct by n eoiim of careful
writers and set lorth In altrs. tire stylo.
THE MARKETS
Will, as heretofi ire. receive .nr..',. I n
tloll. f'tlll tclecl-Hiiliie r..twi.t...r .1... u...."
of liusiness, with I'i I.s?, Curr. nl, will bo
received daily from tho Trndo Cei.turs of
this country and Enroi. Tho Pituburvh
M;n kol. In nil its lir in. l-.n. ...n i r.
ed fully and ws'iiratcl v. As a enmmer
clal journal the Ci'inmcrchil ttands sisxind
... .... j'.ip i in uiv ismiury.
Tho Financial Column will give dally
tho llllillir rnlfMi llir ni..... ....i .i - i
. i . .. prut's
ol stock and Honds at all the great trad
ing nollltH. with inii.'Ii imArA.i: i
.' - WCHIIIJ BL.tl ISLl-
oal matter.
INTERESTING MKrriiiMir
i i a w w a abji i ? f
, urn, ofwru'iii, incident or
Travel etc., will flml a pi in tli col-
11 111 I.B sXMtAA'nli.,..;.! .! 1. 1
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Rl)inu.nn of TLJrin-Uoii m aruusauiout '
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