EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JINE i, 1??!).
Announcements.
Our rate for announcement will lo as
follow!!! Associato Jiidtrf, $10; District
Atlornry, f f ; Cnroncr, '2; County Sur
vryor, io announcements will np-
ir:ir luilrsx accompanied by the ensh.
'loiiso boar tins in mind.
ASSOCIATE .JUDfiE.
Wo are authorized to nnnouneo f. J.
WOLOOTT, of Tionesta borough, ns a can
didate for tho nomination of Associate
J mlgc, subject to Republican usages.
Wo nro authorized to announce LEWIS
AHNKH, of Urccn township, ns a enndi
dnto for tho nomination of Associate Judiro,
subject to Republican usages.
DISTRICT ATTORNKY.
Wo nro authorised to announce S. D.
IRWIN ESt., of Tiofiesla borouirh, as a
candidate, for the nomination for District
Attorney, subject to Republican usages.
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.
In pursuance of a resolution of lie
members of the Ilepublicftn County
Committee, at a meeting held at Tio
nesta, May 19th 1879, it 13 ordered
that the Republican voters of the
county Kiect at their respective places
for holding primary elections on
SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 18T9,
at 2 o'clock P. M., to nominate : -
One person for Associate Judgo.
One person for District Attorney."
Ouo person for Coroner.
One person for County Surveyor.
Tho polls will remain open until
7 o'clock p. ra. Each election precinct
will elect one person as a member of
tho County Committee for the ensuing
year.
The meeting of the Return Judges
will be held at the Court House, in
Tionesta Borough, on the following
Tuesday, to-wit : The 1st, day of July,
at 2 o'clock p. in.
Republicans will remember that the
grand skirmish will take place before
the great battle of 1880. Sentinels
upon the Republican watch-tour of
Forest County, awake I Why stand ye
nil the day idle? Tho skirmish must
and will be won.
E. L. Davis,
Chairman Rep. Co. Com.
Tionesta, May 27, 1879-
Harrisburg Letter.
IIaeiusburg, May 31, 1879.
The Free Pipe Bill which passed
the House has been defeated by the
Senate committee. Local Option was
not reached. For the benefit of some
of your readers, who may not know,
would 6tate that each Bill reported
favorably from committee, takes its
place on the calendar, and follows in
regular order. Unless the rules are
suspended, which takes two-thirds
vote, one objection will prevent bring
ing any Bill under consideration out
of order. Watched as carefully as
this was, it was impossible to reach it,
though often attempted. Its friends
were quite hopeful that it would pass
the House if reached.
The Appropriations are being
carefully watched by both Houses.
Nearly alt have been cut down and
many defeated entirely. The Insane
Asylum at Warren gets $125,000 of
tho $200,000 asked for to complete
the building. The aggregate of ap
propriations this year will be very
much less than usual. The comniittea
to investigate the Statuary expensus
report a loose way in doing business,
which looseness has descended through
many years. It also shows much loss
expense in that direction this year
than common. A Bill has beeu intro- J
duced that will remedy the evil.
In the Senate the Revenue Bill has
been leported without any tax on oil.
It continues the tax on anthrocito
coal at 3 cents per ton, as at present,
and cuts down bituminous to 1 cent
per tou ; increases the tax on Banks
and Limited Partnerships. It is
thought by carefully watching the ap
propriations, and tho saving of the
expenbe of a Legislature next Winter
this Revenue Bill will provide suffi
cient to keep tho wheels in motion.
Should it t defeated the old revenue
bill would be in furce, which ii more
severe in its tax on coal, and will
raise about the same amount. Iu
neither case will oil be taxed.
It will interest many in Forest
County to know a Bui to prevent
Refmsrici liinniutr their refuse into
the btreami lias passed tho House.
On Thursday even'1112 the Riot In-
testiguting Committeo made their
report signed by all the members
except tl-e Chairman, Gatchell, who
J. E. WKNIC,
was away sick, but signified his will
ingness to join in it by telegram. An
unusual silenco pervaded th House
while being read by the Clerk, Iluhn.
It finds W, F. Rumbcrger, member
from Armstrong, E. J. PetrofTand Geo.
F. Smith, members from Philadelphia,
guilty of corrupt solicitations. Chas.
H. Salter, an ex-member from Phila
delphiit, Jesse R. Crawford and W. H.
Kemble wcro also found guilty of tho
same offense. A move to cxpol the
members implicated will doubtless be
made next week, and some of your
readors may know the result by the
time this reaches them.
Gov. Iloyt, with about eight' mem
bers of the Legislature, went to Gettys
burg yester lay to attend tho decora
tion of the soldiers graves in tho Na
tional Cemetery. Here sleep 3,500 of
our Nation's bravo defenders, on the
very hill where the tido of battle
turned. Forest county is represented
among them. This was oao of the
pivotal battles. When, after three
ilajs' terrific fighting, Lee, with his
scattered army was driven back, the
fortunes of the Rebel Confederacy be
gan to wane, from which there was no
recovery. Ilowrfiumy a poor fellow-
sleeps there a sacrifice to tho rebel
power that attempted to destroy tho
nation.
Vkiutas.
Our Washington Letter.
Special to tho Republican.
Washington, D. C, May 29, '79.
There are signs that the Democratic
revolution is going to pieces. The
general discontent manifested every
where at the persistent efforts of the
Confederates to engraft their old
state rights dogma on the Government
is having its effect. The expensive
and wholly useless extra session ; the
effort to abolish tho civil authority of
the national Government entirely ; the
threat of rcduciug the Army by the
stoppage of recruiting and promotions;
the despotism manifested to make
lawful fraud and violence at elections;
the enormous jobs proposed to restore
to the South what it lost by tho war ;
the schome to prevent causes from
being appealed to tho Federal courts ;
the hint of repudiation and dishonesty
iu finances ; all these have disgusted
the couolry, and the country is making
itself felt even to the average Demo
cratic member of Coigress. The vote
of the House Ways and Means Com
mittee in favor of adjourning on June
10th, is but the expression of a desire
to get through wUh a bad job, and
this probably means the pasuago of the
appropriation bills and a square back
down of the hunkers.
The silver bill passed by the House
I think has hastened this action of the
Ways and Means Committee. It is a
dangerous measure, and a great many
who are in favor of free coinage of
silver and a double standard of values
begin to see that this bill would set
speculators wild and hurt the credit of
the Government to an alarming extent.
Many Democrats in tho Senate,
knowing that tho Republicans are
ready to take hold of this as a good
campaign slogan if it shall bo passed
by the Senats aluo, are auxious for a
speedy termination of the session in
order to nip this bill. The country
however will take notice that it ia.not
tho damage it would lo the country
which they desire to avoid but the
damage to tho Democratic party.
The steadiness with which Republicans
stand out against.oll such Democratic
iniquities is all that prevents a vast
deal of mischief.
The third veto message of President
Hayes against the revolutionary
schemes of the Confederates is to be
read to them in the House to-day, It
relates to the general appropriation
bill and its riders, abolishing tho test
oath for jurors, tho election supervii
ors and U. S. Marshels. It is as rad
ical as tho most stalwart Republicans
could desire, and a dose such as the
Uemocrals will not care to repeat
many times.
Dk Soto.
New Advertisements.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
11 Y VIRTUE of writ of Vcndi. Ex.
-I J issued out of tho Court of Com
mon Picas of Forc-st countv and to mo di
rected, there will be exposed to sale bv
public veiiduo or outcry, ut the Court
House, in the borough of "Tionesta, on
MONDAY, J L'XE 23, A. D. 1879,
at 10 o'clock, a. m., tho following describ
ed real estate, to-wit:
Mary M. Woodingtou, adniinistratix of
M. K. Kiddlo, deceased, in part for iifco of
A. B. Kelly and M. W. Tate, vs. James
R. Shriver, administrator ft al, vcndi Ex.
No. 4 September term 1N79, C. I). No. 17
February term 1877. Tabs it VariGiesen,
Atty'8. all of the Defendant! right, title,
claim and intcio.t in ami to all that certain
iioor or pnreol of land lying and bpinjr
in tl Borouoh of Tionesta. countv of
Forest, and State, of Pennsylvania, de
scribed As follows, to-wit: Commencing
at n post and stonoi at wririnnl Northeast
corner of tract of W. W. May, deceased s
thenco North thirty (30) degrees west flltv
two porelics to a hickory tree, on the bank
of Allegheny river ; thenco South forty
seven (47) degrees west forty-three (4't)
perches to a red oak. about four inches in
diameter: tlience South forty-eight (IS)
degrees East lilly-ono pcrches'to a cucum
ber post; thence North forty-six (4(1)
degrees East twcnty-li vo perches to ' place
of beginning. Containing eleven acres;
being a portion or that tract of land for
merly belonging to W. W. May, deceased.
Taken in execution nnd t.i bo sold as the
property of James It. Sliriver administra
tor et. al, at tho suit of Mary M. W'nod
ington, adniinistratix of M. K. Riddlo
deceated. in part for uso of A. K. Kollr
and M. W. Tuto.
TERMS OK RALE. Tho following
must b strictly complied willi when tho
property is stricken down :
1. lien the mnintitr or other lien cred
itors boeoiv o I be purchaser, tho costs on
tho writs must bo paid, and a list of liens
including mortgage searches on the nnm
crty sold, together with such lien credit
or's re eipt for the amount of the pro
ceeds of tho sale or such portion thereof as
ho niilv claim, must. Im fn rnitlix.l
Sheriff.
: All bids must be paid in full.
II. All sales not settled immndmfolv it-ill
be continued until a o'clock p. m., of tho
day of sale, at which time all property not
settled for will again bo put up and'sold
at tho expeuso and risk of tho person to
...1. ... a t ii
M IHMIl 111 SL
See Purdon's Digest. Ninth Edition.
page 4-!J and Smith's Forms, pago 3S-1.
O. A. RANDALL SlimifT
Sheriff 'S Office, Tio iesta, Pa., .Tuo U, '70.
Estato Notice.
Estate, of Marv Dale. TWnnsnd int..
Tionesta Townsliip, Forcut Countv, Pa.
All persons indebted to said estate lire re
quested to make immediate payment, ami
those havinjr lesjal claims r.guiiiNt the same
will present them without del
order tor settlement to
NANCY DAWSON,
Administratrix,
or, TATE A VAN U I KM EN,
Attorneys.
Tionesta, V., May , 1879.
AUDITORS' EC EGOIST
OF TIONESTA BORO.
OVERSEERS OF POOR ofTioneMa Bor
ough m account with said Borough for
tho year 1878.
T1-
To ain't of duplicate for 1878 i7:t iz
ret! ti iroiti s. u. Haslet, Tr. 7 oil
' bal duo from F. Koppman, Col
lector for 1M77 3G 52
" bal due from Overseers on settle
ment 1877 22 55
$4W So
By expenditures ns per vouchers J213 63
exonerations io w. j. inlands,
Collector for 1878 1 o
" ain't due from W. A. llilands,
Coliector for 1S78 91 78
" pereentago to W A llilands, Col
lector for 1878 5 00
" percentage to A It Partridgo for
collecting $25.00 at 7 per cent 1 75
" percentage to F. Koppman for
collecting $a;5.40 at 5 pci? cent 1 67
$.135 58
,.$104 27
Bal. duo Boro.,
S. II. HASLET. Treasurer of Tionesta
Borough, in account with said Borough
for tho year 1878.
. Dr.
To bal at last settlement $ 58 05
' cash from .1. Swailes collector 2M4 15
' " 41 " P M Clark " 1!I0 68
$542 88
To balaneo $2 71
Cr.
By commission $ 344
" orders red'U lor lS4-;-U-7-8.!... 520 21
" commission on $50.21 at 2 per ct. 10 52
$540 17
.8 2 71
Bal dueiioro.
FoitKftT Co.
We, tho undersigned Auditors
of Tionesta Borough, do hereby certify
statement of the accounts of A. II. Part
ridge and George W. Sawyer, Overseers
ot me roor 01 nam norougu, and S. II.
iiusict, xreasurur of said borough, lor tho
year 1878.
CIIA3. BONNER, 1 , ,.,
P.M.CLARK. 'jAuaitors.
Tionesta, May 26th, 1879.
POSITIVE FACTS
Plain Statements by
SIMON !
STRICT BUSINESS!'
NO HUMBUG!
FI IIST,
My stock of r::ady-made cloth
ing, for Men, Youths and Children, Gents
Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Trunks,
Valises, ttc, is too largo for tho timet.
SECOND,
It also is too large to move, and I am go
ing to reduco it without regard to its cost
und worth.
THIRD,
All the NEW SPRING STYLES will bo
sold at COST, or less, as I am going to
icavo lown. i ins in a lact.
FOURTH,
I will duplicate any order for Clothing at
less prices than any house within Ii0 miles
ol inlioule.
FIFTH,
It will PAY purchasers to conio 50 miles
to see my goods and prices. Only one
word and one- price;.
SIXTH,
Be prompt in your purchases, as I am
liable to move out of town very soon.
THESE ARE ALL FACTS.
I will sell for
I. K SN T II A X V OST !
nuil
"DON" YOU FOlUiET IT!"
T-.. SllsZIIOIsr,
Cor. Main iC iJi jiot 'Jts., Tidiuuto, la.
D. W. CLARK,
RE AX. ESTATE AGENT,
AND
I'lt.U'TBCMI. SUElVirVOK,
TIONESTA, PA.,
Has now for sale tho Following:
120 ACRES,
Allegheny Township, .Venango Co., on
Stewart Run. 3J miles from Tionesta;
40 acres cleared ; good barn ; frame house ;
small orchard; fences good; splendid
water. Will bo sold at a bargain far cash.
A FARM OF 152 ACRES,
Three and n half miles Enstof Kittanning,
in Armstrong county, known us the Rob
infon Farm. All undor fence ; splendid
farm house and burn, and all necessary
out-buildings. Well watered; well adapt
ed for raising of crops or stock, and un
derlaid with a 4-foot vein of coal. Also
plenty of Limestone.
A FARM OF 200 ACRES,
In Kingj-ley Township, (his countv,
known ns the D. Harrington farm. About
40 acres cleared; good barn; small
orchard: houso in fair condition; well
feneed. A fine lot of Pine and Hemlock
timber on tho uncleared part.
FORTY ACRES,
Near Trunkevville, Forest countv. Part
ol the Daniel J on oh place. 'Will sell cheap.
SIXTY ACRES,
One milo from Neilltown ; about 15 or 20
acres cleared, partly fenced. Homo good
oak on tho balance.
THIRTY ACRES,
In Jenka Township, Forestcounty ; ten
acres clearod; small orchard growing,
comfortablo house ; well watered. Cheap.
A BUILDING LOT -
In Tionesta Borough, near tho Court
House. A splendid business location.
JAMES' Bl. BEVERLY,
PliACTICAL HOUSE-SUOEH
(Shop just South of Khox'h Mill.)
Carriage Ironing and Repairing, and
Blacksmithing of all kinds dono in first
class manner. Also, Contractor for tho
euro of Contraction, Corns, Quoiter, Split
Feet, Acute Larninitis, Acute Narvi?ular
diseases, and tho prevention of Interfer
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OIliCtfJAL AD ONLY GENUINE
VIB JZ ATOK 99
THRESHjKG JEVSACI! I N ERY-
rpIIK Tatrlilo (?ntlMSnv!n?, T!mp-Pav!np,
J bm-1 M'.n"T-Si ln; TIit-'-ilu'i di tlii 'Inr n4 r-nru-tin.
H-T-nfi f-1l rii'ry f r Ho put Work, Perlcct Uraiillttf,
nil for Hafiug Ciraia fro; Wmiv
fr ' - - r
CJTKAI! VouorTliroslifnmspfrliillr. Nteiiil
mut, Ur bryooi any otlior mi or kiui,
rriHE Tlirhlntr Y,u mon 'utiil oftrn
tlirf tuiln tlm- 4 ttint fimt.utii run i mult bjr Ui
Kxtin Ui'Io bAVkU by tli-jiv Inirutwl JJ(.hiut.
C".HAIN IUIspii ti'tt p:!im!Mo t fie rnor
d mum vmttvKor (Jruiu uiJ iho Inferior work dou jf
ftll olliwr UiMiiiuw.4, wtiiu uuu putted tu bii Jinrwnco.
both Po.-uMo u Trncti'
Wr0T 0nlr VrtKfIV ii:urlir fur brut. ?n'
Hnrl.T, Bj, ntnl Via ir.il;ifc. hut th 't v Rnwin
Mi lurckii r in Hit, i t'ti'dtiv, 3i in
Peed. Uf-ulr mi ' ftttcl...:u '
Oliunt floiu UrkUu UScwJx.
Clvr, and Hi
rabu.JlUtf to
VX TriornnpJi lVornif n!i!p, npfint KI:iMi,
m of Pirtt, ri.rtn-l.trn-M o KitNipiMn'., flu.,
our "VlflUATw" Ibrtlifr Oaillts ui' Iuumiulu; aUc.
Ta,TtUVi:i.0f'S f.ir MmpnVltv r f'rrtu, slnt:
ZiYw K-. tli:.n .iu.'-1i:l1I Itiv i. .hi 1 in ftti4 i llukua
Ckmu Y, oik, Willi uu l.turi int: or !i,:tLt'.t ;n
Ijlol'lt Sb" of Ki-paralon "Uili-, Ksii'liut
! f;oui HI It to Tw'htMi!c ,iic, tiuU tvu.tjji' til lluutiU
iJ llr.(c 1'.vi-m tu matt b.
T()lt. l'.irllculiirs. - (;ill on our Pcsilcrs or
lt W u (uf liluitl JKd Ciiculw, wbicb wo wall fr4.
THE J0HN3T0H . EUTFLEB "
IS THE BEST AND MOST POPULAR
BEWINQ MACHINE ATTACHMENT
Ever invented. ' Price J2.00
THE JOllisTOlT Tucm,
No Howlng iratliino "Altaclnm iit rxcrpt tho
HulUur so much us l an tba Tuckur.
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THE JOHNSTON CORDER
Prieo $1.00. Tln?so3nrothorenlly
piacticul attachiueiita tlmtcvrry
boily wants, ami net sewing ma
fhino Is cuiuiiluto without tln'iii.
Tliey aro kept ly all iiBwiru
machine aprnts. Wu will fiirnisfi
eitiitr or tln-m at tho price named.
, Axcuts write for illimtrntcrl clrcu
. lar and Wliulrvalo Prieo List to '
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St. l'eterslmrgli, Pa., Jan. 10th, 1S77.
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