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tV. R. DUNN -
EDITOR.
WEONESDiT MOB MM), JIJSK 7, IS76.
For president '
John f. hartranft,
of Pennsylvania.
Announcements
Price for announcements are as rl
lnwwj Congress, .J0 5 Rtat Senate, $10 ;
Assembly, 10. Positively no announce
m en In published unless the cahh is rAin
15 AOVANCK.
CONGRESS.
Wo are aitthoriied to announce Don.
HARRY WHITK, of Indiana county, ns
a candidate for Congress, subject to Re
publican usages.
. ASSEMBLY.
Wo aro authoriaed to announce. F. K.
ALLISON, of Hickory, as s candidate for
Assembly, mthjnct to thn action of tlio Ro
ntiblicaus at their Primary Meetings.
1 We are anthorlr.ed to announce the name
of J. H. AO NEW, of Tioiiosto, as a candi
date for Assembly, subject to the decision
of the Republicans at their Primary Meet
ings. - ' i
DISTRICT ATTORNEY. '
We are authorised to announce SAM
UEL P. IRWIN, Km of Tiouosta, as n
candidate for District Attorney, subject
to the decision of tlio Republicans at their
Primary Eloctions.
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.
The Republican voters of Forest
'County will meet at tho usual places
for hoUling the primary elostions,
' SATURDAY, JUNE, 2t, 187G.
at 2 o'clock r. M., to nominate as fol
low! : . , :
One perton for Congress.
One person for State Senator.
One person for Assembly.
One person for District Attorney.
On person for Coroner.,
Tho polls will remain open unti
7 o'clock p. m. Each township will
elect and return one person as a mem
Lcr of the County Committee for the
ensuing year.
,; The meeting of the Return Judges
.will be held at the Court House on
the Tuesday following, towit: the
27th day of June, 1876, at 2 o'clock,
P. M. J. T. Dale,
'. Chairman.
Republican State Committee.
Harrkburg, June 3, 76. ,
r . The members of the Republican
State Committee are requested to meet
at the Lochiel Hotel, llarrisburg, on
Wednesday, the 21st iuetaut, at 2
o'clock p. m. Important business will
' be transacted at this meeting, and a
.full attendance is desired. .
I Henry M. Hoyt, Chairman.
- A. Wilson NoitRia, Sec'y.
i ,, . . Our Washington Letter.
Bpoelal to the Republican. ' '
A ' Wabhikqtou, D. C, Juno. 2," '76.
The democrats in .the House have
- found "that chickens come home to
roost." . Thev . started out with thn
Idea that they would blacken the lead
ers of the republican party threugli
investigation, committees, and they
dragged the purlieus of every city in
t : - - j. , i J .
j iuo umuu, ior aiscuaigeu cierns, cssn
iered armv officers drunken .lnn.l
beats who bad failed in black mailing
schemes and self confessed perjurers to
.-act as wiuiesies against republicans,
No matter how high a man stood
hew good his character, the testimony
, Of such witnesses as Whitly aud Bell
I and a host of others of like character
was eagerly accepted as positive proof
: or any - repuotican crucial s guilt.
Mr. Clyroer unoarthoJ the long bidden
fraud of Pendleton showing how he
had rnudo bargains with lurnself. by
which both the railroad, of which he
was President and the minors for
whom he was guardian, were made to
suffer. But the bitterest cup held to
' their lips is the charge against speaker
Kerr. A marked difference in the
conduct of the republicans and the
democrats as to the reception of thess
charges, is noticeable. Every time a
crazy, or lying witness swore to some
improbable story about a republican,
the democrats exulted ; now that a
reputable man austaiued by documen
tary evidence and all the probabilities
1 of the case, has sworn positively to
- the conduct of Mr. Kerr, the republic,
ans express regret and the democrats
loudly proclaim him forsworn. l!ut
this cry will not do. Mr. Harney is
a man of good character and his tea.
timony is so well supported by the
surrounding circumstunces, that. Mr.
Kerr will have to produce more evi
dence, than his mere denial te break
.. the force "of the testimony against
him.
Secretary Rofason after persistent
efforts lias at last forced the Naval
committee to hear him with open
doors. On Thursday he went before
the committee and produced documen
tary evidence which completely over
turned all the oiiarges of his being in
complicity with Caltell in securing a
bonus upon contracts awarded by the
navy department. In fact his vindi
cation was complete and pfi-ii.ft. Of
course the democratic papers will not
ndmit this, but it is iievcrtheledS true
1 he district committee is trying to
find out how a copy of Mr. Pucknrr'e
views on the district government came
to be published. Mr. L. L. White, of
the New York Tribune, refused to tell
where he obtained his information aud
unless the committee succeed in pro
curing it from the "Star" of this city,
it will probably tieatMr. Whito and
Mr. Noyes of the Star as recusaut wit
Some startling evidence hns been
given against Mr, Blaine. A man
named Mulligan of Boston, formerly
tho confidential clerk of " Warren
Fisher, swears that Mr. Blaine had a
largo amount of the Fort Bmitk and
Little Rock Ry. bonds, Which be sold
in Maine, and was afterward compell
ed to take back, and that $75,000 of
these bonds were sold , by Blaine to
"Tom" Scott and by hira to the Union
Pacific Railroad, lie claimed to have
letters of Mr. Blaine to Either con
firming this story, and on Wednesday
evening Mr. Blaine called on him at
the Riggs UousO and having asked
and received permission to examine
the letters,- fifteen in number, kept
them aud refused to return them.
Mr. Blaine admits having taken the
letters, but declares they relate en
tirely to his private business and that
he will not return them to Mulligan,
but will permit any three members. of
the judiciary committee to examine
them and put on record any of thorn
relating to the bonds said to have
bceu sold by hi in. . The question o
what snail be done in the matter is
now before the committee. Public
opinion is divided as lo Mr. Blaine's
conduct in regard to the letters,' of
course his enemies condemn him, but
his friends, and he has a host of them
sustain his action. He claims lo be
able and no doubt will refute all the
stories to his discredit, i
The Senate having decidod that it
bus jurisdiction on tho Belknaps case,
met as a court of impeachment on
Thursday and adjourned until Tues
day. It is supposed that should Bel
knap's counsel fail to. have the trial
put of, that they will allow the trial
to proceed without further argument,
reiving upon the jurisdiction and be
lieving that they will vote to acquit
on tbsame ground ot want of juris
diction. General Bannine's armv bill
consolidating the staff, reducing the
number ot regulars and doing away
with the oolored regiments passed the
House on Wednesday.- It is strango
that a union - officer like .' Banning
should, as lis has dona in this bill
cater to th prejudices of the ex-Con
federates. A Hairs - in - Europe look
very much like a general war.
Maxwell.
- A f -t nlninn m- n mf m ..In.i . ill. n t,
I'll i 1'IU'UU 1V1S CICUUIIJ il
vor. The hearts of the mnsscsarj
with him. lift Attracts friend nml
conciliates foes. His last strongest
appeal to the people has boen his suc
cessful refutation of the slanders heap
ed upon his good -name. - there is
something in the man like the mngnet-
isra or xicnry tiay. iio nas health,
lnoustry ana experience, lie Knows
politics as "the sea man knows the
t - . .1 1 , ... -
sea. lie aia Drave natt o tor-t in
country during" the civil war. Ha
stood for the South in the Louisiana.
business, and he rebuked Democratic:
intolerence in his splendid duel with
Ben Hill of Georgia. Ua was horn
and educated ill lVlinsvl vnnin ' crrw
up in New England; has traveled in
Europe, and has met and mingled with
the men of the South and the AVf sL
Extreme in nothing but in devotion to
his country, lie strikes the golden mean
on finance and reconstruction, and. Iv
fearing no Issue, ia ready for any that
may arise, ihere are other candidates
oi equal utuess, and it is uot stall tin
probable that in the shifting of tlx
cards Blaine niav ba "nlavcd out '
to use a technical phrase; but, as
mings stand, no seems to have the
field, and we think tho noliticiana will
accept him as the coming man. There
is au eviucnt tongiug lor a l'resideot
who will be the symbol of energy, ex-
ncrienco. culture, nnd nM-fiiidiiiinpil
. - - , . -- ----
good eente. The war is ended. . .We
L .. .. - 1 1 . L :n.
ui uuuuicu iuo iuusiriuus suiuier
who finished it; and now, with peace,
the dualities for eomulcto rfntiirntinn
are sought for with an eager solicitude.
With these well enibodiwd in a citizen
of strength aud moderation, .the na
l)tn cau repose as upon a rock, auJ
Outlook the futura without a fi?ar or a
shame. Philadelphia, l'res, -: .
It begins to be talked thnt Minis-
ter Washburne may be a conipromit-s
Presidential candidate; in the event
of Blaine not -making the nomination,
Washburne would command the euro
est support ' of the Germans, and b
satisfactory to the Koformers-r facts
which, while not represented by act
ual votes in the Convention, will be
potent in their influence, should Blaiue
fail. A few more delegations, bow
ever, will make Blaine all right.-
Gazette.
rms paper is ox rn.B with
-kf - ' " .YJ Whl
Whtwo Advertlnhi,; C ui.trscU can ha snorts.
T'l'.' r0,"1' ,1Pnt'y executed at the RE
t I't itr.r AN otli.-o.
TX TMK District Court of tlio Vnilcd
1 titalps, for tlio Wclcrn f't'istilct of
I'onnsrlvanln. Michael 1 1101, .' r., 01 '1 10
mst, 'Prim's, a lhmkrunt under thv Act
of Gongrnss of March 2.f, 1117. Imvlnir ap
plied fill- a Jiielmr(ro from ll his rtcbts,
and other clnims provable tinder Mild Act,
by order of the tvtirf. notice Is hereby
f iven, to all Creditors who have proved
heir debts, and other persons interested,
to appear on tho l'.'tli dnv of Juno, 1N7A, at
4 o'clock, 1. M., biforo lj. I, Rojrers I'.sii.,
Rejtistir in Bankruptcy, at his olllee, in
the Central House. Tio'nestn. Pa., to show
cause, if any they have, why a JNscliai iro
sould not bo priiuted to tlio snid llank-
tl 21 Clerk.
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rtJllNITURE!
FRANK UN, - ... - TENN'A.
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Parlor, OfBve and Cornmoa Furniture,
, ilnttresscs, Pillows, Window
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Also, agent for Vcnaniro count v tor the
iwienrnwit nlanimtisn Mprinsr Hoil an1
Couibination iMnttresss, manulsctarr-d
and for i-alo at my Furniture NVareroouis,
lath Ptrcct, near I.iborty. Call mid Hce
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The approach of (he ' Presidential elec
tion givttii unusual .iinportanoe to tho
events ana developments or 1M7U. we
shall endeavor to describe them fully,
(kithfullv, and ftarlesslr. ; li ..
, THE WEEKLY .SUN has now attained
a circulation of over eiirhtv thoiiKnnd
ponies. Its readers are fourrt In everv
SUto and Territory, anil Its quality is well
known to the public. Wevhall notiinlv en
duavor to keen it l'ullv on to the old ki'jiii.I-
ard, but to improve and add to Its variety
and power. . i . i
THE WEEKLY SL'N wfll continue to
he a thorough ncwspaier.. Alt tho news
hf the day will bo found in it, condensed
when unimportant., at full leimth when of
moment, and nlwavs. wc trust, trestod in
clear, interesting and jii..tiuetivo :nau-
ner. ,
It Is our aim to make the Wecklv Run
tho host family newspaper in the world.
n win no mil oi cuiurtainuijj ami appro
priate' reading of every sort, but will
li-iui iiouuiiK 10 oiienn tlio most scrnpu
ihih and duiicate tuato. It will nlwavs
ciiiUiin tho most iiitciestina stories aiid
riiunincps or mo nuv, curvliuiy selected
and legibly printed. '
the Aorrmiiltcmi Depaitmnnt isa prom-
illfilll fi.nlnirt III H.a VA..1.. II
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usMul to the farmer. '
The number of men lndoncndent In pol
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disgraces tho eouutrv and threaten the
ovorthrow of republican Institutions. It
has no tear of knaves, and seeks no favor
iiuni moir supporters. , ,; ,
The markets of every kind and tho fash
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hfty-six columns. As thia barely, puys
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LKNCK, Aftnjmiim of Fnlioa. kl.rtMiilu ot' Lii'-.ImIiI)-, auJ rnr;ii of wurk, never hsrvtufora
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The nndorslirned br-pi leave to inform
the citlnens of'Tlonesht, and the pnblio in
Koneral, that he has opened a JtJJiNT
Vf.Ai FCIIXITLUK JSTOIZK, in his
new huildlnc at tho iuiiction of Elm Si,
and the Ihiteh II ill voad, where he keeps
on hand a lai-jre assortment of . ,
FURNITURE,;
, ' Consisting In part of
WaJliut I'aVlor Seta, ' - ' '
C'liaHioer SeU, :; , ' .
... Cane Scat Chairs,
' Wood Scat Hurirs,
' Rocking (lialrs,
- . Fiiiiinjr Tables,
,,. Exttmshin Tubloa, , , , . .
tnvbln'P.m TnlilnM. ' i
Kitchen Knrnituro, ' ' ' ' ' " ' ,:
llturcauH, - : ,..
, .Kudstoads, . . . .
. . , Washstniuls, " j
'' ' Lounpcs, ' '
- - - ..!''' I Mattreasos,
Cuiilmarils, , i
, . Rook Cases,
hi? ' . ..: pnnoy Rrnckots, ; ' ' : ' ,
-i Lookinir tilassos, - ,
Picture Frames, and , i
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:-'' always on band, i e.
Ilia rooms beinir lanro, aud well altnaU
d ho ia prepared to olior superior induoo
inuiiw iu purcnasera. , n v . j
Call and exauiine his stock' aud prices,
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A full assortment of Cofllns. and Casket
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The- Oldest,' largest, end' Most' Perfect
Manulactory in the United '
' fit ' States, nearly i
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5 6,0 0 0
, . ; , . Now in use, '., '
No otlior Musical lustruiueot ovcrohtain-
, i 3 the wiiuo populiiiity.
Kond for Pijce Lists. (. , ,
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Tho fact fpf ours boinV'tliV oldest and
largest manufactory in tho Tnltod States,
with nearly 50,000 Instruments now in
uso, is a stitncient irliaranteo of our ro-
sponsibllitj and the merits of onr Instru
ments.' ' " ' .i i : ; '
6-0irt ' '
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and will cure you. Address I)liiI(l,i:K
it CO., Chomibis, i;;i'j liruiuluav. New
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'.! COMICAt. nKARtNtlS AS both tilt Mucriln
Some iblrig Now!
' AT THE OLD ''
fisher'store I
WE HAVH STARTED A
FLOUR & FEED STORE
lu tho building formoi ly occupied by J. J.
. r lsner.
OURCHOP
Is madn from CORN, .WHEAT A CUTS,
and will be sold at pre-cnt, for . , (
$1.75 I'ER VYT,
OUR FLOUR
Is made from the Imnt WINTER WHEAT .
every barrel of which Is warranted and
w ill bo sold proportionately low..
In connection with t'ie above, we are
keeping the best brands of
TOBACCOS,
FIX 1. CUT,
a. IJaUCVAXl ;
suitod to tlio most fastidious taste.
PlouBoKxoniino tmr Siolt
3(1
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procured in all conntrles. No Fees In ad
vbuc.o. No uharfies unless tho patent is
granted. No fees for niaklufr prelitnina
rr examinations. No additions! fees fr
obtaininir and conducting a rolioarln. Ily
a recent decision of the Commissioner Ai.b
relected applications may lo revived.
Special attention given to Interference
Cases boforo the rutont Oliicf", Extensions
before Conirrcss, InfrliiKcmont Units' in
dilfeVentKtatea, and all Initiation ajiper
tutu! liar to Inventions or Patents. Send
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sixty pages.
Iniid Case, Warrnnls ami
. ' : N"rii.
Contested Land Cases prosecuted before
tho IT. K. General Land Ollico and Depart
ment nf the Intirlor. Private Land Claims.
Miniiifr and Pro-eniptiou Claims, and
Homestead Cases attended to. Land Scrip
in 40, M), and 1W aero pieces for sa!o. This
Scrip is assignable, and can bo located irt
tli O.Miie of tlio niiri iuisor iinon iuv ilnv.
emrhent land Bulijdot to privato entry, at
fl.2o pur aero. It is of equal value 'with
Ilounty Ijmd Varrants. Send stamp to
GilmoroACo., for pamphlot of lustruc
v Arrcnrv of Pay,k Bouuly.
Ofllcers, Soldiers, aud Hailors of tho late
war, or their heirs, are iu many oases en
titled to money from tlio Government of
which they have no knowledge. Write
full history of service, aud state amount
of pay and bounty received. Enclose
stamp to Gilmore A Co.. and a full reply,
alter examination, will bo given you fieo.
'. lViDsion. .
" All Cfi',Mu c..m. r .
- iviuu ir, unit fuuurn ivuiin-
OoU, ruptured, or injured In tho lato war,
howuvor sllchtly, can eh tain a pension by
addressiutr Gil more A Co. . . .
Cases prosecuted by Gllmore A Co. bo
fore tho HiiDromo Court ir tl-.. ITnlit
States, tho Court of Claims, and tlio South
ern Claims Commission.
Kuril deiHtrtment of our buslnnHH is
of tho xaitio exporlcnrcd partioa emploved
by tlio old lir m. Attention to all business
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turirii
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