EDITOR
VEDMISDAY HIORMXfi, MAY 28, 1879.
Announcement
Our rates for announcements will be ns
follows! Associato Judiri. $10: District
Attorney, fJ; Coroner. 2; Count y Sur-
vryor, f'. i nnnouneciiionis ui ap
pear vnlcM accompanied by the. cuxt.
Ploaso bear this in mind.
ASSOCIATE .J Unci K.
AVe are authorized to nnnounco S. J.
AVOLCOTT, of Tionpsta boroujrh, as a can
didate fur the nomination of Associate
Judge, subject to Republican usages.
Wo nvo authorized to nnnounco LEWIS
ARN EH. of Uieen township, us ft candi
date for tlie nomination of Associate Judge,
subject to Republican usages,
mi iiiniHi iimmii ii 1 1 i i 1
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.
In pursuance of a irolution of the
members of the llepublican Cuuuty
Committer, at a meeting lieU nt Tio
nesta, May 19th 1879, it is ordered
that the Republican voters of the
county tneet at their respective places
for holding primary elections on
SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1879,
nt 2 o'clock P. M., to nominate :
One person for Associate Judge.
One person for District'Attorney.
One person for Coroner.
One person for County Suryeyor.
Tho polk will remain opeu until
7 o'clock p. ni. Each election precinct
will elect one person as a member of
tho County Committeo for the ensuing
year.
The meeting of the Return Judges
will bo held at the Court House, in
Tionesta Borough, on the following
Tuesday, to-wit : Tho 1st, day of July,
at 2 o'clock p. m.
Republicans will remember that the
grand skirmish will take place before
tho great- battle of 1880. Sentinels
upon tho Republican watch-tour of
Forest County, awake ! Why stand ye
nil tho day idle? The skirmish must
and will be won.
E. L. Davis,
Chairman Rep. Co. Com.
Tionesta, May 27, 1879.
s
Harrisburg Letter.
Naerisbukg, May 24, 1879.
The most absorbing measures having
been disposed ol, members are
anxiously pushing those affecting their
own regions. As there are over 400
Bills on the Senate files nnd 750 on
the House, when not to exceed 400 in
nil can be acted upon, it is certain
some one must be disappointed.
Tho Revenue Bill, without any tax
on oil, passed the Ilou&e finally
Tuesday, and now tin Senate are
wrestling with it. A strong effort is
.being made to insert a tax of 1,500
on each new derrick erected. Should
it ba done by tho Senate, any such
injustice would be promptly defeated
by the House. It is astonishing how
the uecessity of extra taxation is
shown by papers which urged . tho
State to assume euormcus claims since
tho Bills providing for them are de
feated. Both Houses are cutting down
the appropriations. Should this same
commendable spirit continue to the
end, tho present revenues it is thought
will prove sufficient.
No one need be frightened at the
cry of another session. Harrisburg is
very desirous to have it to help her
hotels, boarding-house?, merchants
&c, about the Capitol. The newspa
pers desire it for the items it furnishes
them. Some who have schemes they
wish to become laws desire it : With
the exception of an inconsiderable
number the members do not want it,
and unquestionably the people do not
nt an extra expense of $500,000. No
party in power can afford to call au
extra session except from diro necessity,
which ii not likely to arise.
A more stringent law on the subject
of firing the woods passed the House
finally Tuesday.
Hon. John Welsh's bill making it a
penal offense to employ labor over
eight hours a day, punishing the same
by fine and imprisonment, failed to
pass. '
Tho two Houses having failed to
ftgrce on the General Appropriation
Bill it has gone to a committee of
conference
The Riot Investigating Committee
is still taking testimony. More dam
aging evidence has been brought out
of money offered or promised for votes.
C. L. Magte's check book, offeted in
evidence, thowed the way in. which
public ben tt meat was manufactured by
articles puLlithed ut 10c per lir.e; The
ivokuion offered Friday to have the
j. e. WENK,
testimony puohshcif, was met with a
good deal of fillihustering, but passed
by n largo majority. It is quito pos
siblo charges may be preferred against
some of tho members, and a move
mado for expuluion.
The Annual sessions of the Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows, held here tho
past week, has been largely attended
by delegates from all parts of the
Stale.
The finnl adjournment of the Leg
islature has been fixed upon Juna 6th.
Veutias.
Our Washington Letter.
Special to tho Kiori'mJOAN.
Washington, D. C, May 22, '79.
From a Republican standpoint,
affairs nt the Capitol are point: on
awimingly. Nothing could havo
been better for them than the extra
Confederate session bad they ordered
it for party purpose alone. The Dem
ocrats havo committed blunder after
blunder in rapid succession, until
there seems no limit to their capacity
in that line. The very inception of
the contest over the political measures
in the appropriation bills was
blunder which the Republicans were
not slow to take advantage of. It
cemented tho Republican ranks sol-.
idly, ud united the President and the
minority in Congress so finally that
hereafter to the end of his term Presi
dent Hayes and the party that elected
him will act in co operation upon
every essential point of policy. Forced
by tho Bourbonism of their ablest
leaders to take rauk stato rirrlita
grounds, and thrown back upon their
unpatriotic record by the Republican
oratora, the Democratic leaders have
gone on from bad to worse every time
they havo essayed to explain away
ugly tilings and improve their repu
tation. Senator Blaine in his speech
the other day brought up against
lanyard. Hill and Hampton such
damaging a;ts of their own that they
must loose the respect of even their
boon companions. The Bayard family
were shown to havo been copperheads
of a deep dye, placing obstacles in the
way of the war for the Union at every
step. Hill was shown to havo voted
for tho Goorgia ordinance of eecessiou,
notwithstanding all hia boasts that
he had opposed that course and shed
bitter tears over it. And Hamnton
was proved by his own campaign
speeches, to bo a conspirator who is
awaiting only a favorable chance to
enforce stato rights to the point of dia
uuion. The Greenbackera and rag money
Democrats have met with a damaging
reverse on tho silver bill. While the
Republicans are not solidly opposed
to silver remonetization, and what is
called the double standard, they are
united againsc the communistic War
ner silver bill as it was. Their steady
opposition to it has been .rewarded
with success. The section allowing
speculators to make money out of the
Government to an unlimited extent
by "free coinege," so called, was
amended so as to make the owners of
silver pay the difference in the price
of silver bullion aod coin us to the
price of coinage. This in fact defeats
the dangerous feature of the bill and
tho inflationists are greatly disappoin
ted. De Soto.
Dutch Hill Notes.
Dutch Hill, May 26, 1879.
The If.to frost, as far as lean learn.
did comparatively little damage, and
Uie weather has been vtry mild aud
nice since.
A tramp passed over the HiH Sat
urday, who had evidently met an un
friendly dog some where, as he was
compelled to borrow a needle and
thrtad and a piece of cloth to patch
the bottom of his pants.
W. B. Heath, R. C. Heath and J. II.
Zuendcll last Friday caught eighty
one trout out of some of the small
streams on the other side of the creek.
Pretty well done for "boys."
I have uotiocd but one candidate on
the road thus far. Why is this thus?
It must be that the "Hon. Tucker"
has given up tho ghost, else why do
we not hear from him.
Our school will re-open one week
from to day, with Mr. R. Z. Gillespie
as teacher. Hurry along Robert.
Jack.
Wanted, by Robinson & Bonner
20,000 pounds wool, for which the
highest market price will be paid.
Goods sold at the lowest possible cash
price. y -It.
That charming and welcome little
visitor, The Xuracry for June Imi
reached us, brim full of beautiful
engravings, and entertaining reading
matter for the littU ones. Whatever
tlier art children "The Nursery"
Uould b also. Published by John
L. Shorey, G6 Bronofield St., Boston,
at $1.50 per year.
A7ir GOODS
Received this week by Geo. W. Dilh
ridge : A third invoice of Ladies and
aud Men's Staw Hats, with flowers,
feathers and tips; 10 bbls. Fresh Crack
ers, Soda, Oatmeal Graham, Nic-Nac,
Canton Tea Crackers, Ginger Snaps,
Lemon Biscuit, Cream tea cakes, Co
coa Drops, Honey Jumbles, etc.;
Cooked Corned Beef; Jumping Ropes;
N. Y. Regulation Base Ball; Child
ren's Books; Harmonics, Jews harps;
A B C Book?; 5 doz. Pocket Knives;
6 doz. Ladies Fancy Hose, from Claf
Jiu's; 25 doz. Spools Cotton; Cheviot
Shirting; Brown and Bleached Mus
lin; 500 yards Prints; 200 yards
Hamburg Edgings and Iusertings, a
very fine variety; 100 lbs. Fresh
Chautauqua Butter; 200 lbs. Sad
Irons; Tinware, (a new invoice) in
great variety; Garden Hoes; Harness
Hardware, Axes, &c. Call and "see
for yourselves.
Geo. W. Ditiihidge,
Lawrence Building.
New Advertisement.
AUDITORS' KKCOItl
OP TIONESTA IlOfiO.
OVERSEERS OF POOR of Tionesta Rnr-
ouirh in account with said llorough for
tho year 178.
To ain't of duplicate for 1878 S.J73 22
ree'd Mom s. II. Haslet, Tr. 7 50
" bal duo from F. Koppman, Col
lector for 1S77 30 52
" bal due from Overseers' on settle
ment 1S77 22 55
$ nf) 85
Iy expenditures as per vouchors $213 US
exonerations to W. A. inlands,
Collector for 1878 1 70
ain't duo from W. A. Hilands,
Collector for 1878 01 78
poreentago to W A llilands, Col
lector for 1878 25 00
percentage, to A It Partridge for
collecting 25.00 at 7 per cent 1 75
percentage to F. Koppinan for
collecting 533.40 at 5 per cent 1 G7
."35 58
Hal. duo Iioro $104 27
S. II. HASLET. Treasurer of Tionest.-i
P.orough, in account with said Borough
for tho year 1H7H.
Tlv.
To bal at last settlement $ 58 05
casli trom J. Nwailes collector 201 15
" " " P M Clark p.H) 08
$542 88
S2 71
To balance.
By commission 34
orders red'd lor 1874-5-G-7-8a)... 52(1 21
commission on $520.21 at 2 per ct. 10 52
Bal duo boro 2 71
&.-42 88
Foiiest Co.
We. tho undorsiuned Auditors
of Tionesta Borough, do hereby certify
tho ubovo and foregoing to bo a corroct
statement of the accounts of A. II. Part
ridge and George W. Sawver, Overseers
of tho Poor of said borough, and S. II.
Haslet, Treasurer of said borough, for tho
year 1010.
CIIA3. RONNER,
I'. M. CLARK.
.Tionesta, May 2tith, psirt),
Auditors.
POSITIVE FAOTS
Plain Statements by
S I rVl O N
STRICT BUSINESS!
NO HUMBUG!
FIRST,
My stock of READY-MADE CLOTH
IMi, tor Men, Youths and Children, Cents
I'urnislnng (.roods. Hats, Caps, Trunks
Valises, Ac, is too large, for tho times.
SECOND,
It also is too largo to move, and I am go
mg to reduce it without regard to its cosst
aud worth.
THIRD,
All the NEW SPRING STYLES will bo
sold at COST, or less, as I am going to
leavo 10 wn. 111 is is u lact.
FOURTH,
I will duplieato any order for Clothing at
less prices than any houso within 30 miles
ot Tiuiuute.
FIFTH,
It will PAY purchasers to como 50 miles
to see my goods aud prices. Only 0110
word and one price.
SIXTH,
je prompt 111 your pun-naes, as 1 am
liable to move out of town very soon.
THESE AREALL FACTS.
I will sell for
I K W S T 55 A N C O S T
and
YOU FOUl'ET IT!"
"DON' .
Hi. SIMOU,
. Cor. Main tt liejiut Sis., Tidiouto, Ta.
SURSCUIBEfortho Forefct Re).ublk-sui
It will nay.
D. W. CLARK,
REAL ESTATS'AGENT,
AND
IItATIAf. NITHVIWOES,
TIONESTA, PA.,
Has now for sale the Following:
120 ACRES,
Allegheny Township, Venango Co., on
Stewarts Run, 3J miles from Tionesta;
40 acres cleared j good barn ; frame house;
small orchard; fences good; splendid
water. Will bo sold nt a bargain for cash.
A FARM OF 152 ACHES,
Three and a half miles East of ICittanning,
in Armstrong county, known ns the Rob
inson Farm. All under fence ; splendid
farm house, and barn, and all necessary
out-buildings. Well watered; well adapt
ed for raising of crops or stock, nnd un
derlaid with n 4 -foot vein of coal. Also
plenty of Limestone.
A FARM OF 200 ACRES,
In Kingsley Township, this county,
known ns the I). Harrington lai in. About
40 acres cleared; food barn; small
orchnrd: honso in fair condition; well
fenced. A lino lot, of Pino and Hemlock
timber on the uncleared part.
FORTY ACKES,
Near Trunkeyville, Forest, county. Part
ot tho Daniel Jones place. V 'ill sell cheap.
SIXTY ACRES,
One milo from Neilltown ; about 15 or 20
acres cleared, partly fenced. Some good
oak 011 tho balance.
THIRTY ACRES,
In Jenks Township, Forest county ; ten
acres cleared: small orchard growing,
comfortable house ; well watered. Cheap.
A BUILDING LOT
In Tionesta Borough, near tho Court
Jlouso. A splendid business location.
JAKES M. BEVERLY,
PltACTICAL IIOHSE-SHOER
(Shop just South of Knox's Mill.)
TIOITESTA, 3?A.
Carriage Ironinsr and Hennirlno-. nnI
Blacksmithing of all hinds dono in first
class manner. Also, Contractor for the
euro of Contraction, Corns, (loiter, Split
reei., acuio i.amnmis, Acute JNarvkuilar
diseases, and tho prevention of Intcrfo'--ing,
Clicking, etc. niavll 0
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1-" 1 Hblemclicine
will cure S)uvins, Sunt, Curb, Callous,
ivc, or any enlarirenieiit, A.IJ Wlllj
Q S3 ft 1 i r:J K I -MOVE THE
Jr V IU LL'NCU WITH
OUT DLISTEItlNii or rausin-i a soro.
No iciiu'ily ever ili -coveii I ( 4ii.il.-j it fur
I I ? certainty if action in stop
W J I U pim; the lameness aud ru
movin;,' tho bunch. Prico ft. no. Sii,l
for circular K'ivinz PoslTlUE PROOH
and your nearest a-ent's address. Sold
by tiru';;ists, or soul to any address by
tlia inventor. 15. J. KciidnllM. 1., Enons
bury Falls, Yi. nnu-.i, 1
Allegheny Valloy Rail Road,
Pittsburgh, TitusvilJe & Buffalo
Hailroad.
ON AND AFTER Monday, May 12, 1S7!,
trains will run as follows;
STATIONS. Northward. Southward
No. 1 St. 1 Ho. t No. 1 Nn. 4 K.
npi pm pin pm pm nm
Pittsburgh 8:50 '2-.:r, 7:10 K:00 'J;0n ;c0
W Pen I uncPHHi 4:do S:.r. (i:5(i ll!:4o ':):
KiHnnning ln::w 4:45 (:!." (1:15 111:05 5:07
75. Ilk .luncll:ls 5: into! J I 5:H:". 1 1:2". 4:00
Brady Bend 1 l:Xt 5:5' l(i;5s 5:'.;o 1 1 :D.r !1:4J
Parker pJ:lo ii::to 11:40 4:"o in::io! L':55
Emlenton '.':5o 7:10 I'.'Miu 4::t! io:in
Scruhgrnss 7;5J 15;r.'j ,'t:.ri i:'j,s ;.,)
Franklin 1:51 S;:W 1:::7 :t:17 f:47 l'J::?7
OilCitv 2:'jo ci;oo -:15 11:50 8:1511:50
Oloopoiis i;X l!:.f
Englo Rock 2:4.1 I'lU'ii 11:15
Tionestn ;i:OI ;H4 l;0 i(t;;- I
Tidiouto .1:4J 4:L,! 1:27 10:17
Irvineton 4: 'Jo 5:10 ll:r0 H:40
Falconers 5:40 0:4") 11:05 S:15
Buffalo 8;15 10:00 h;:io 4:50
Oil City
Pet. Centra
Titusvillo
Corr.y
p. in i. in a. m a. imp. m p. m
Trains run bv Phili-dclphia Time.
DAVID MrCAlKiO, (ien'l Sup't.
J MORTON HALL,
'en'l Passenger f Ticket Agent.
QHARLES PvAISKl,
rn.ivTK-i.ir.
CARRIAGE AND WAGON MAKER.
In rear of Blum's Blacksmith shop,
ELM ST., - - TIONESTA, PA
STAVE BOLTS WANTED
BY
B H T1
Nothing but
2STO. 1 BOLTS ACCEPTED.
Ntavc Holts, CEtS inches in length.
Frioo paid, $4.00 per cord. -
2en3iii Koli. t2 inches in
length, nnd cut from timber not less
than 22 inches in diameter
Price,
$3.50 per cord. fe.MO
RE ID INSTITUTE
K llOAltMNO SCHOOL roll llOTIt SEXKij.
Total expomo of Board (with the Facul
ty) and
ACADEMIC TUITION
Pun Q cart kh Ok Tun Wkkks, $1850.
Daily Lessons in Vocal Music. Free.
Instrumental Music Fifty Lessons
55.00.
Instruction in thorough Base, Ilr.i nn
and Composition.
The Normal Class.
n special feature.
Prawinir Tautht by an Experienced
Teacher, Into of tho Pittsburgh schools.
A WEEKLY LECTURE COUKsi;.
A complcto Faculty of experienced pro
fessional teachers. Address
J NO. B. SOLOMON, A. M.,
1-1(3 3m. Principal.
CET THE BEST!
SINGER MAHUF'TURING CO.,
Branch Ollk-o at
TIONESTA, l'A.
Needles, Oil, and Sewing Machine, attnth
ments constantly on hand.
npr30 CHARLES IlESNER, Manager.
ADVERTISERS send 2.r) cents to Ceo.
I. Howell it Co., 41 Park How, N. Y
for their Eii;hty-pai;(5 l'nmphlut, showir.
cost of adverismtf. :i 4t
J. 8. ID I CP.
' 1 " ' twiairm air?k', .1
Yy sj 'it
croiiZTCTonir ttxtuz Co., ottumwa, iowa.
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tub:? use 3iitsinzi n:s.v
CHEMICAL 'PAINT.
Ready for use in White, anj over (mo 1 1 undicdjjincicnt ('(.bus in ad .J of etriti
ly pure White. Lead, Zinc and Linseed Oil, Chemically combine'.!, waiiantcd much
handsomer and cheaper, and to last Twice as Lor.jt as any oiUer Taint. It lias tnkcn
tho FIRST PREMIUMS at twenty of tho S'.ato Fairs of the Union, and U on Many
Thousand of the. finest houses in the country.
MILLER P.ROTIIEUS. "JU ; 10th, 1377.
(JENTLEMEN V"o havo sold lar.o quantities of your Chemisal Paint in this
section ol the. country, und all p-irties h-.n-in used tho k-uuo spuak hi-hly of its dnr
Rhdity and iniisli; and ihfy liu 1 i ho colors and miMurnjust as yon represent.
Tlii'i-o can bo u: hotter paint for oxpusuro t ) heat ami cold, and any one lisin-' it
onco will Htirely do so a-ahi. You luive privilc;;o to use our names 1,,'r re'civiico"'"'
Respectfully, C1I ALFA N T .V: i R A FF.
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trade we put It upon II merits, and In no jnstnnc
hm It ever yet failed to satisfy any recommendation
In lis favor.
The deniund fnrthoVVtiKohas Increatcdto uch
an extent that wa art now compelled to turn out
A. Complota C--rr!m.cr alcicliljaa
tk& da;," to oupply
Evtry machine tt wnrrtinlod fcr 3 years, ani
told tor cch at liberal discounls, or upon cosy
payment?, to suit tho convenience. Ol customert.
ja:zhi3 TAHKajawTOsewxro iissitoet.
WHITE SEWlWMACHINE CO.,
Nt 363 Euslid Ave., CltvelaoJ, Ohio.'
H!CHOLSfSHEPARD&CO.f
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