KDITOU.
WEDNESDAY MORXIXG, AUG. li, 1875.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
Foi Governor,
JOHN K. IIARTRANFT.
For State Treasurer, .
HENKY W. RAWLK. ,
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
For State Senator,
W. n. DUNN.
(Subject to action of Plstriet Conference.)
For Associate Judge,
KDWARO KF.RH.
For Frothonotary, ltcglster. Recorder and
Clerk of Courts,
T. J. VAN G IKS EX.
For Sheriff,
JUSTIS (SHAWKEY,
For Commissioners,
JOHN RECK,
GILBERT JAM1KSOX.
. . For Auditors,
. ' N.THOMPSON, '-
J. R. NEILL.
For Jury pDminlssioncr,
" II. Z. TOWNER, :
: ' . For County Surveyor,
' . T. D. COLLINS.
I The Democrats don't want their
past record even hinted at.' They say
let the past be buried. But there are
things happening 4owd South that
won't let us forget, but keep ns on the
alert, and ought to. With eighty-six
Confederate Generals in the next Con
gress, and all of theni Democrats, why
shouldn't the Republican party hold
together a while longer?
The St. Mary'i Gazette says:
"We have thought that a good plan
would be to divide tho thing up a lit
tle. Soy, allow Comeron or Forest to
have the Senator for one year, then
Elk for the next terra, which will be
equivalent to three years, and then let
Clarion have it for the last four years."
We approve of this plan most hearti
ly, as far as it relates to Forest coun-
y- .
Carl Schurz is expected to come
hack from Europe in time to stump
Ohio for the Republican ticket; it. is
said he has promised to do so. Colonel
Groevenur, another of the original
tfoeen in the Liberal movement, enters
the list for the Republican candidates.
When such men return to their places
in the party, it is a sign of the times
that gives tho Democracy immense
uneasiness. And their discomfiture is
all the more painful as they cannot
point to any influential Republicans
who are deserting the ranks and going
over to tho Democratic camp.
' With record to the prospects in
Mercer county, tho Mercer Dispatcr
says : , .-' '. '" '
. "Tbe meeting of the county com
mittee on Monday was largely attend
ed, and the best of feeling prevailed.
The members were warm in their ex
pressions of faith that the whole Re
publican ticket will be elected. The
reports made, indicate that outside of
two or three districts the third party
vole will be very small, and that in
a large number of distriuU it will be
jiotliuif' at all."
The appearance, at this meeting,' of
.Mr. Liightner, the Chairman ot. the
Vrohibition County Committee, to re
nouuee his connection with that con
cern and declare his adhesion to the
Republican party, was a - happy indi
cation of success. Mr. Ligutuer was
one of the original temperance men of
lbe county, and bas always been zeal
ous . ia advocating, the temperance
cause, hence his : words and position
cannot fail to have weight, lie sees
.in the third party movement just wbut
every other temperance man will see,
un indirect attempt t help the Demo
crats, and hence he washes his hands
of it.
Extremities frequently damage,
and even ruin, the cause they espouse.
The Greenback Convention, at Detroit,
if it shall be what its progamme indi
tales, can only do injury, and no good.
Tbe attempt to overthrow or limit our
.National banking system, so that it
shall either not exist at all, or be shorn
of power to limit currency, can only
result in evil. Let us suppose all that
Judge Kelly wishes were formulated
into Jaw. Our National nnnks roust
nt once call in their circulating notes
in order to redeem tlieir bonds deoos
ited with the Government, and thus
have those bonds available to purchase
greenbacks. Can any one fail to see
that this will neccptitate the calling in
nraiirire proportion of their loans,
and thus precipitate bankruptcy.? If
greenbacks supplant National bauk
notes, it must be done gradually, and
not at one fell swoop. We are opposed
to the reduction of the volume of
V. R. DUNN
L'rcciib;irk, ' thus dislike the law
providing for redemption in 1879.
commit the error if making Natio
It I
H iNallODM
hank notes take tlie place of erecn-
backs. Our view it, that greenbacks
should furnish elasticity ao greatly
needed in the volume of currency;
and to this end should bo increased or
diminished in quantity, as the demand
mar reauire. We prefer increase to
the other emergency. Gazette.
Facts for Votert.
Wo commend the attention of voter
to the following? The new Constitu
tion forbids all persons Irom voting
unless they have been assessed at least
two mouths auJ paid their taxes at
least one month before tbe date of the
election. No one of foreign birth can
vote unless, in addition to the above,
he has been naturalized a month pre
vious to the election.
The dato of holding the next elec
tion is Tuesdnv. November zd.
AVednesdav. Sept., 1st, is the last
day on which voters can be assessed.
Friday, October 1st, is the last day
on which they can pay taxes.
Friday, October 1st, is the last day
for taking out naturalization papers.
Some voung rowdies, whoso names
we have not learned, have been en
caged the past week, in robbing chick
en roosts and stealing roasting ears,
and cooking and eating them in the
woods. A liberal supply of crooked
whisky is used to wash down the solid
food. Bovs or men must have lost all
sense of shame, or be filled, with, the
very meanest whisky, when they steal
chickens from a poor widow, or other
oor and industrious persons. . Uur
borough should have a police, for
awhile, and put a stop to so raucn
rowdyism on the streets at night, and
prevent this petty pilfering. Clarion
Democrat.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
T Y VIRTUE of a writ of Alias Fieri Fa-
Lj cias limned out of tho Court of Com
mon Plena of Forest county and to nia di
reeted, there, will be exposed to sale by
nublio wndne or ontcrv, at the Court
House, in the borough of Tionesta, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27th, 1873,
at 11 o'clock, a. m., tho following describ
ed real estate, to-wlt :
County or f orest vs. c. J. ro. Anas
Fi. Fa.. No. 22 Sent. Term. 187.V K. D. No,
31 Feb'y Term. 1875. Mercilliott. All
defendant's right, title, interest and claim
of. in and to that certain tract of lnnd ait
uate in the Township of Hows, County of
f orest, and state oi rennsyivanis, con
taining 5t) acre, moro or less ; known aa
warrant 3142, bounded on the north by tho
Warren county lino, on tho eaat by war
rant No. 419i on Uio south by warrant
No. 3133, and on the weat by the line oi
Kiurslev townsliln. '' -
Taken in execution aim to no noiu aa tne
property of C. J. Fox. at the suit of tho
County of Forest, , .
, TERMS OF SALK. ...
The following muat bo strictly complied
with when property Is stricken down :
1st, wnen tne piainuir or oiner lien
creditors become the purchaser, tho coats
on tbe writs must be paid, and a list of
liens including mortgage searches on the
property sold.togetner witn aucn lien crea-
Itor'a receipt for tho amount of tho pro
ceeds of the salo or such portion thereof as
bo may claim must be furnished by tho
Sheriff.
See Purdon'a Digest, Btu Ed., page 446.
tsmitn a forms, pnge a4.
2d. All bid must be paid In full. '
All sales not settled immediately will be
continued until 2 o'clock p. m., of the day
nf twin. at. wlilf'h time all ltroiertv not set
tled for will again be put up and sold at
the expense and rink of tho parson to
whom tirst sold. "
J. T. VAN OIESEN. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Tionesta, Pa., Auk. 25th
1876. v - . , i
Co. Commissioners' Land Sale.
Votlcn Is linrehv riven, that in DUrsu
unco of an act of the general Assembly of
the commonwealth or ronnsviyania.pass
ed March 13. 1816. entitled "An Act to
amend an act directing tho mods of soil
ing Unsouted Lands for Taxes and for oth
er Dtirnosea." and by virtue of tho power
and authority contained in a Supplement
thereto, passed Marcn ai, 184, ami oy vir
tue of an act of Assembly passed Clio 14th
ony or aiay. 1K74. ana an uraer or tne
Court of QuMrtar Hessiona of Forest Coun
ty theroon, held at 'i ionot, the lUhaday
of May. 1875. authorizing Connly Com.
missionera to sell certain lamia at prime
le. tho following mentioned . pieces.
tracts or parts of tracts of lund in Forest
Countywill be exposed to sale by public
vendue or outcry, by tne undersigned
Commissioners nf Forest eounty, at the
Court llouso In the Borough, of Tionesta,
on Tuesday, the 118th duy of September,
A. u. iHi), nt i o ciock p. m. :
. War. 3G2 Jenks tp.,aloot I-iO aons!
" , arms . " " 140 "
" 3U4 " " 140 "
" 8191 Hickory" 1 " ' J 30 '
J aero Jenka Twii, aasosMed to A. Tteck.
" . D. B!k. '
l " " i l'cter Clover
i u u : .4 being tho old Court
House in Murlenvlllo.
Tonus: One-third wish as soon as prop
erty is strnok down, and the balance on
delivery of Hoed.
iniivmjMMnuAV
JAS. K. CLARK,! Commisi-ioncra.
' EI J RERUN, )
AtteMt: 1. W. ClARK, Clerk.
TN THE CViiirt of Common Pleas of Kor-
1 est County. No. 1 Sept, Term, 174,
HrcTO ue nartitiono racionrla. 1 ntn.
John Cobb vs. tliloa V. t'illey, Thwirtoro
jjinnllivJ. I'hilln Kriejter, John r. Tone,
Hcnrv Van Stoddiford, 1. A. .lannarv,
Jaoob VVooillmrn, William If. Reid, R.
11. liarrett, Ada H. Ames, Henry H. Ames,
Mary S. Ames and Klur Ainus, minor
heirs of KdKr Amca deceased, and Lucy
V. H. Ames, iruariliHii of the siiul minors,
John A. Nuudiler and W. U. Hc-udilor, ex
ecutors of Henry Anna doeoasod, Thoiius
Hcott, and W. II. lirown, Trustee.
Notice is horcby (riven to tho above
nauuxl piu-tlca, that by virtno of tho above
mentioned writ of partition, an inquest
will bo held and taken upwi the premisoa
therain Uescribca on tho ant uuy oi cmi.
teuiber. A. 1. 1K7., ut ono o'clix k in the
afternoon, for tlie purpose of makinu par
tition and Taliiation and appniisemcnt of
the said real estate, as in the said writ re
quired; at which lime and place Maid par-
tics can attend it nicy tiniiK proper.
ToCiiles K. Killcy, Arc.
T. J. VAN MIKXKN, Slierllf.
Shcrill '.) OMt-e, July U', lS7o. 10 Ut
June 10 1 It, 1S7
GREAT CLMRANCE SALB
O F
IhxGooils, Notions,
BOOTS, SHOES,
t., Aa., nt
Panic Prices i i
HA VIVO PURCHASED the ENTIRE
otork of goods nt the Siirior Ntoro
of Mr. Ueorgo W. Ditliridgo. we are desir
ous and determined todisposo of the pres
ent KIOOK H : i . . " i
DRY WOOIM,
. PWAIV.li,
roots,
SHOES, dV.,
In order to innkerooiri Ihr NEW GOODS
now on the way. reduetion of 10 to i per
eent from former prices, will be inado for
wic lie w uavs. .
Now is your Time to Purchase,
an snob Bargains were never ollcred in
Tionesta before.
Remomber theso price will continue
onlv for 60 day.
we also keep constantly on hand a full
lino of Staple and Fancy
SCHOOL BOOKS, . , i :
, H1'ATIUEKY,
WTLLOW.
' FINE OIjASS. , ,
AND QUEEXSWAKK, .
all of which wo offer at lowest flguros, our
motto Doing
Small Profits & Quick Cash Sales.
OOUNTKY PRODUCE taken in ex
change for Uooda at current rates.
Kcmembcr the placo.
FREEMAN A CORBET,
Successors to Ubobob W. Dithkidok,
lltf. - Tionesta, Pa. '
SINEIWE-BQOKS; 7
W would call the attention
Jfeacher, and other Interested In
music, to the following works, as
being the best of tpelr class i
A New Class-Book for Female Vol
ees. Priee id per dozen, sample
copies, mailed, post-paid,! on i
celpt of tl.
FAIRY ECHOES.
A Class-Beok for Children Used
in all the Principal Schools. Price
O per dozen. Sample copies mail
ed, post-paid, on reoelpt of OO ots.
SONG ECHO.
The Most Popular School Singing-
Book ever published. Prioe 67.BO
per dozen, sample copies mailed.
postage free, on receipt of 7a cts.
Address, ' JT. I lKTKIt, 1
843 ltretutway, ,T. 1
TIME TRIED AND FIRE TESTED
.... TH OIUOINAI. . j .,
TNA INSURANCE COMPAN
. OKIIARTKORD, COS'.-.-, .,
ASSETS Doei 81, 187. : ' . . -
1 1 e , y ! n , n . v i.
, MILES W. TATK. Sub Aaent.
40 T'ouesta, I'a,
Themly rolytechnic Home School,
ST. CI.F.lll'.NT'M HAir, Ellloott Oity. aUrjrlud
Five ym-uncioa, owing to enlargement. 1
Apply a onee. . . 18 it
. DOUBLE YOUR TRADE,
ImiKjiiNta, ' Orooors and Daalor I Pure
China and Japan Teas in kuukil packauua.
screw ton caus. boxes or half cliosts
urowers prices, raena lor circular. ino
Wolls Tea Com puny, 'JUl
t ulton H., N
., 1', U. llox oy.
18 4t
N. F. BTJRNIIAM'S
TURBINE WATER WHEEL
iiM acliK-tod, 4 years airo, and put to wor
in the U. N. I'atcnt Ollice, J. (.'., and has
proved to be the iwst. Ill sizes made.
I'rlcoa lower than nny other llrst-uUss
Wheel. I'aiuphlct tree. Addross N.
lUu-iilutm, York, 1'a. 18 It
NKVKK.r.tll.IM
AGUE CURE
' rrlocsl, buW by ilruirifUla.
$60U Reward if it fails to cure. lr. C.
Howe, Seneca Kails, N. Y. IS It
TOR WOKK of all k
J lii o ni bimrl notice
luds done ut tlii.-i
DRUGSTORE!
Jas. IL Femes, Proprietor,
,. llottrwr A Agnow's lllock,
ELM STREW, - - Tiosknta, Fa.
Agwit fur
Dr. Morris' Syrup of Tar, Wild
Cherry and norehound.
DRUGS
PATENT MEDICINES,
TOBACCO. ; v :;.
CIGARS,
NOTIONS, It
LJQ VORS. For , Medical use OXL Y
White TrfKtd. perfectly pure, sold much
bcaper than forincrly.
Also all kind ot Oil. Kerosene, Tnr-
eiitiiia, llnnr.ine, Toilet Articles, Per
uiuerica, xe., lor sale clicap.
JAS. It. FOXES.
THE
Wk e k l"a n i'f
S U N.
IJ.VILY' FOR 1875.
Tho apnroiu-h oi tlio Tresidentlal elec
tion pi yes unusual Importance to the
events and dovelopments of K7r, Wo
ahnll endeavor to descrilie them fully,
fuiilinill v. and fturlewly.
Till: WEKKLY NUN has now attained
circulation of over seventy thousand
copies. Its renders are found In every
Hlulnniwl Territory, and Its onalitv la well
known tomeptimic. weMnaii aotoniy en
deavor to keep it fully up to tlie old stand
ard, but to Improve and add to Its variety
and power.
THK WEEKLY SUN will continue to
be a thorough newspaper. All the news
of tlm ilav will bo found In it. condensed
when unimportant, at full length when nf
moment, ana always, we truss, treated in
a clear, intercatiug and. instructive man
ncr.
It Is onr aim to make the Weekly Bun
the best family newspaper in tho world
it w in no run or entortaiuinir ana appro
priate reaittns ftX evcrrVsort, but will
print nothing to oll'end tho moat ncrupu.
tons and delicate tnsto. It wll always
conUJte the most Interesting stories and
romnncos of uo day, cnrcrully aelocteu
ami logimv pnsjtxi-
Tho Agricultural Jtasartmont is a pnnn
inont feature In tlie Weekly hnn, and its
articles will alwavs lie found fresh and
useful to the farmer. 1 '
Tho number of men independent In pol
itica ia iucreasiupr, and tho Weekly Hnn is
tlieir paper especially. It belongs to no
party, and obeys no dictation, contending
for principle, and for the election of tlie
boat man.. It exposes the surruptlon that
disgraces the country anil threatens the
overthrow of republican institutions. It
has no rear or knaves, and socks ho lavors
from their supporters.
The markets of every kind and tlie fusli
ions aro regularly reported in its columns,
Tho prion uf the V eckly Sun is duo dol
lar a year for a shoot of olght pages, and
titty-six columns. Aa tLls barely pays
the expenses of paer and printing, we
are not able to make any discount or allow
any premium to friends who may make
special otl'orta to extend it circulation
Under tho new law, which requires pay
moot of pocUue in ndvaneo. ono dollar i
year, witn twenty roius.JUe cost oi pre
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lion. It is not necessary to got up a club
iu order to have tbe Weekly Sun at this
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twenty ccuU will (ret the paior, post-pasd
ror a year. . .
. We have no traveling agents.
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fifty-six columns. Only S1.20a vcur. lsist-
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;i. OSO TO $10,000
. Has been htvostod in Stock Frivilegos
and paid
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"How to Do It." a book oh Wall St..
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Urokcrs, t Wall St., N. Y. H- lt
SOLDIERS
Disabled by wound, rtipturo, injury or
disease of any k unl, however iigut,are en
titled to pension, and most of those pen
sioned to increase of pension. McNeill i
llirch, Washington, IK C, ono of whom
was fo years an Examiner aud 4'liief of
Division In the I'eusion Oillce, licing ' at
tlie seat ot (vurumvnt, liave tho ver
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as other Govenutieut claims. Inforuuv
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AOVEMTISINU- AOKNTS,
NO. 41 PARK ROW, NEW YORK
iUifur to Editor of tliis l'apcr. IS 4t
ttTC A WEEK to agents to sell an atticlo
4 I w salable as Hour, i'rolits liuiiioiise.
rackiigu Ircc ; aildrt-s Rnckcye Muiititiu:
tlli iii'; Co., Marion. "liio, li U
NEBRASKA GRIST MILL
THE GRIST MILT.nt Nebraska (!ey
town.) Korewt county, hm lwwn thor
ough! V overhauled and rolllted In first
class order, and ia now miming and doing
nil kind of
IHTOJI CJIUXHIXU.
FLOCK,
:kd. and oats.
'onstmtly on linnd, and sold lit the very
irot figures. ....
I Hill II. v . IjI'.ifcim it.
DR.C.KEMBLE,
litis iHiiiht out the store of
HOLAKD 1JKOS.,
rrillii4 ln..
And will carry on tho businnas hereafter.
A mil line or nil iuckooiis lormeriy Kepi
will still lie Ibiind In tliis store, rhysi-
iaua nrescriplloim carefully eomiwnindeil
hv a Competent I'liarmaclsta (irailuate of
1'
'hiladclphia Colleiro of I'harmncy
.U!-Hm
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You can Qnd tint I jirgost and handsomest
I At or
PRINTS!
Ever brought to Tidiou'e at
I. L.
DRY GOODS STORE,
IN BUCK'S BRICK BLOCK.
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The b est i
Also a fine lot of HandkorcliiofM. from
80. to $1.1X1. I hnve the finest and largest
lot of Ls lies' Ties ever brought to this
ilaee, in prices from ''ie. to ISI.'J."). Ijii lies'
.inon 4tars Plain, Ktnbroidered and
t'lilnrcd alio a lot of lluchings
O O IRy SETS,
fl"'to r:.:t K'r pair. If you don't liko
M'liM) Kov's I'orscls you can get here a
separate Skirt upHrtcr (lint can Ihi w orn
with any Corset. ISliawls, il.uo and up
wards. Ijtdies' How, Inc. to 7fx ; also
tho new style Hal moral stripes. I'aiaMils
from K6c. to el., Ml. russaineatarios anil
l iingos iu oil Styles.
If you want Irt'Hn Cjoods
why just cidj and see them for yourself,
uinl you cannot full to be suited.
TYr?p In and look over our stock.
Ui-VKJL You will lind it complete iu
every rcspis t, Isith as to styles and prices.
U L. IIUKNNESHOLTZ,
7-m. Tidimitc, 1'a.
187i). the 1875.
riTTMUUIK.lI
Com merc 1 a J,
A I'nt.tTK'.U.. T.ITKTIA It Y, f'( IM Kit
f I A I, and i EM '. It A L N I '.WS
l'AI'EII, I'cvolcd to thn
Best Interests of the People.
IN POUTICS,
The CoMMKKt'I.U. will liorciiftor, as
hcreti'lore, le drvott-d io the atipport of
Itcpublli'im principles, miiiiitiiliiing its in
dcpcncc ii'IIidi the Itcpiil'llcttn I'nilv, ntul
rlnimiiig the right nt all limes to'spcnk
frcoly and l'ca- li'sly 011 the merits of men
mid iiiousnrs. 1'ni-ty government Is es
sential to a coimtitnilinint i-mtntrv, and
loiiruillx rluiinlng to In' independent of
pni-ty are usnnlly independent or princi
ple.' Kalthfiil to (he great cotivli-tlons and
alms upon which thn Kcpiihlti'iiii 1'iirty
was based, it Is tlie mouthpiece of 110
cll'iue or fiiction, supporting the party
solclv bci-nuso It Ih-IIcvcs that party I.-
founded 011 I'rlnclplci of Kiglit and Jus--lice.
THE EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT
Of the CnilMr.nri.il. will contain, from -day
to day, contributions from nlile wri
ters upon" all siilijectwr-l'oliticul, Literary,
Sclent i lie, l.cirnl, Coinnicrcicl, l-'orelgu
and LiM-al in whii h Us views will be set
forth plainly and tuili'icuileiilly, Keeping
in view tlic'priino aim of tlie wpor, which
is the advancement of tho best interests ot
all sections of tlie country.
ITS NEWS DEPARTMENTS
Will alwavs contain brief but accurate rc-
Vorts of all the occurrences of the day.
ilicral expenditures will be made In se
curing special teleirrams mid correspon
dence from the great news centers or tho
:!oimtry, so that readers of the t'oinmer
leal caii alwavs rely oil being served with
iwrly and reliable news.
lii the department devoted to the pub
Hen I Ion of Ixx-nl News will be found a
.omplcte dally hisloi-y of tlie city ami its
environs, gnMtered bv a coips of careful
writers and set forth In attractive style.
THE MARKETS
Will, as heretofore, re-olvo careful atten
tion. Full telegraphic reports of the State
of Business, w ith Trices 'iirrcnt, w ill be
received daily from the Trade Tenters of
this country and Euroe. The Pittsburgh
Market, in nil its brunches, will hercort
ed fully ami aivurntely. As a cummer
cliri Journal the t'ommcrclal stands second
to no paper In the country.
The Kinaiicliil t'olumn will givo daily
the ruling rates for money, and the prices
ot MtocKsauu iKiniiH at an tne great trad
ing points, witli much Interesting statisti
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