EDITOR.
vV IliiNLSDAY K0RX1XG, JUNE 8. l
A nnnuncTiYionti for tho different enmity
fiinwwill be charged for in lollows: Pro
t Monetary. ? 10: Slierllf. Ss : Commissioner
" ! Auditor, Thoso terms lire xlriclh
t-n.s'i to cvvrybol;i,
rnoTnoNOTAit?, c
"e nro authorized to nnnounoo IT. S
RROCKWAY, of Tionesta, as a eandidato
for II, n nomination of Prothonotary Ac,
kuhjcci, io iiepuoiiean usages.
Wo nrn authorized to announce R. J
r I. V r 10 V" nf lv!nrr(i)Mr tnu'nulin naannn.
didato for the nomination of Prothonotary,
ac, sunjoct io jtcpiiMiican usages.
AVo are authorized to announce S. J.
TVOLCOTT, of Tionesta, as a candidate
for the nomination of Prothonotary, itc.
subject to Republican usages.
Please announce my name arc a candi
dal o for re-election to tho office of Pro
thonotnry, Ac, subject to rules and usages
cf tho Republican port v.
. April 11), 18S1. J U.STIS SIIAWICEV.
SHERIFF.
"Wo nro authorized to announce PETER
KERRY, of Harmony Township, as a
candidate for tho nomination of Sheriff,
subject to Republican usages.
We are authorized to announce Capt.
C. W. CLARK, of Tionesta Township, as
a candidate for tho nomination of Sheriff,
subject to Republican usages.
COMMISSIONER.
Wp are authorised to announce J J.
FARSONS, of Jonks township, as a can
didate for tho nomination of County Com
missioner, subject to Republican usages.
We are authorized to announce GEO. XV.
OSGOOD, of Kinsley township, p.sa can
didate for the nomination of County Com
missioner, subject to Republican usages.
We are authorized to announce JAMES
S. HENDERSON, of Hickory Township,
ns a candidate for tho nomination ot
Comity Commissioner, subject to Repub
lican usages.
We are authorized to announce II. XV.
TjEPEBUR, of Green township, as a can
didate for tho nomination of County Com
missioner, Kubject to Republican usages.
AUDITOR.
We nrn authorized to announce GEO.
iVT WAlllll'W (iflllnl-.il,!
eandidato for tho nomination of Auditor,
subject to Republican usage. yAj
Tho Republican Primaries.
Elsewhere in this issue we publish
the call of Chairman Jamieson for the
Republican Primary Elections ofFor
C3t county ; also, for the convenince
of voters 'and election officers, the
Rules governing said Primaries. We
wish, in. this connection, tor impress
ipon the Republicans the importance
of each voter giving this election his
personal and earnest consideration.
We want to nominate a good ticket
and a strong ticket ; one that will
give general satisfaction to the party,
and ia order to secure such an one it
is necessary that all the Republicans
should take part in the primaries;
then there can bo no dissatisfaction,
because the result will be the candid
expression of the whole party and the
will ttf the majority. It is just as im
portant for tho Republicans to attend
the primaries as it is the elections in
the fall, because if iliey all turn out
and vote for the men they think the
moEt capable for the offices there can
be no doubt but good selections will
be made, which will be half the battle
in the fall. It has been too often the
case heretofore that many Republicans
have 6tayed away thinking it of no
particular importance whether or not
they attended the nominations. This
is a bad habit, and 60 loug as iiis per
sisted in just so loug the best men are
in danger of being defeated at the pri
maries, and our ticket will be weak
ened. Business is not an excuse to
fctay away from the primaries. An
Lour or so, and in many cases but a
few minutes unrequired to go to the
polls and cest your ballot, and when
this is done you Lave the satisfaction
of feeling that you have supported the
iuao. you think the best, and have dene
a duty you owe to the party:
Another very important matter we
wih to speak of, and that is the ne
cessity for nil to be satisfied with the
result whatever it may be. Let each
candidate usu his best endeavors, hon
estly to secure tho nomination, and
iucii u ho ia ucitaus'i ue win kmow
that it is the will of the party, and let
him then nhid, hv t.ha decision nnd use
then if he is defeated lie will know
him theu abide by the decision and use
his influence to secure the election
of
the whole ticket in the fall. The sue
com of tho party is of more importance
than the triumph of any iudk'ual can
didate ut tho primary election, and to
HS3ure that success at the general elec
tion in November should be the guid
ing motive of every Republican in
making up Lis ticket on Saturday the
18th day of June.
Tiik Pennsylvania Legislature ad-
urus bino die to-morrow.
j. e. wi'xk.
-m'ir -"- r
Amomo the rRmarlvtllo achiev?
nenta of llio prrioJ is tha m'uction of
tlie national debt, which is recorded
monthly. There is nn interruption of
this, but fach month's reduction only
varicB on Recount of extraordinary
expenses, and not on account of tho
falling off of revenues. This month
thfl reduction was over $10,000,000,
nnd the prospect for June, even this
early, is that it will exceed $11,000,
000. No other government on the
face of the earth can do euch thinjrs.
England is making an attempt in this
line, but her efforts only show how
feeble s!io r?ally is. Ilarrhbnrg Tele
gradh. ;
The balloting for U. S. Senators at
Albany, N. Y., to fill tho vacancies
caused by tho resignations ofConklinz
and Piatt, commenced last Wednesday
and has continued from day to-day
without nny material chango, Tho
vote on Thursday stood as follows:
For the Conkling vacancy, Conklins
34, Wheeler 19, Rogers 11, Cornell
21, FeHton 2, Crowley 1, Bradlcr 1.
Tremaiu 2, Chapman 2, Dulcher 1,
Laphaia 1, Fish 1 ; Tho Democrats
supporting Jacobs. For tho Tlatt va
cancy, Piatt 28, Depew 23, Corpell 11,
Lapham 8, Evnrts 2, Ward 3, Folger
o, Crowley 3, Miller 7, Dulcher 2,
Wood 2, Wads worth 2, Sloan 1 : the
Democrats supporting Kernan. Conk-
ling's friends, it is thought, will eu
deavor'to imintaiu tho dead-lock until
the legislature adjourns, thereby al
lowing the election to go over till next
fall. The supporters of the adminis
tration, however, will endeavor to
elect Senators before tho adjournment
of the present body. It promises to
be a long-wiuded affair.
xfflXi
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.
Ia pursuance of a resolution of the
members of the, Republican County
Committee at a meeting held on the
17th day of My, lSSClt is ordered
that tho Republican voters f Forest
county meet on y
SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 1881.
at 2 o'clock p. m., at the following
places of holding primary elections,
to-wit:
Barnett twp., Jacob Maze's c.irpen
ler shop.
Jetik3 twp., at old Court House.
Manenville
Howe twp., Upper precinct. Brooks-
ton ; .Lower precinct, BalltGwu.
Harmony twp , Upper precinct, nt
betley scuool house ; Lower preciuct,
at AMeDder school house
Hickory twp., Plank Road school
house.
A Kingsley twp., nt Newtown
ureen twp., Upper precinct and ell
south of Lamentation in Kingsley
twp., at Gill school house. Lower
precinct of Green, at Nebraska.
Tionesta b jro., and twp., at Court
House, in said boro.'
At which time they will nominate:
One person for Prothonotary, &c.
One person for Sheriff.
Two persons for Commissioners.
. Two persons for Auditors.
The polls will remain open until
7 o'clock p. ru. Each election pre
cinct will elect one person as a mem
ber of the County Committee for the
ensuing year.
The Return Judges will meet at the
Court House, in Tionesta Borough, on
the following Tuesday to wit: The
21st day of June, at 2 o'clock p. m.
Qcintaix Jamieson',
Chairman Rep. Cu. Corn.
Tionesta, June 6ih, 1881.
Rules for tho Republican Primary
Elections cf Forest County.
1. The candidates for the several
offices shall have their names an
nounced in one or nsoro.of the county
papers at least three weeks previous
to the Primary Meetings, stating the
office, and subject to the action of the
party at the said primary meetings.
2. The voters belonging to the Re
publican pnrty in each township or
borounb. shall meet on a d AV In ha
" - j -
oesiSDlittJ by the County Committee,
at th USUal PIac of holding spring
elections, at 2 o'clock p. m., and pro-
tccu io eieci, one peison ror d uclge, and
two persons for Clerks who shall form
a Board of Eelections to leceive votes
and determine who are the proper per
sons to vote, and who shall holJ the
polls open until 7 o'clock p. m. After
the polls are opened, the candidates
announced shall be balloted for ; the
name of each perscn voting shall be
written on a list at tho time of votin"
no person being allowed to vote more
than once for the sai ie ofllco.
3. After the polls are closed the
bt n;tl .l'nll prorced to count t! r v!,
tl'.n.t each candidate Iihs receive !, r;ni
make out tho returns nccordiuly, (o
be certified by tha Jdga and aluvtod
by tho clerks.
jL Tho Judge (or ono of the Clerk's
appointed by tho Judge) of the respec
tive electieu districts, shall meet tifcthe
Court House in Tionesta, on toe Tues
day following the Primary Meetings,
at 2 o'clock p. m., having the icturns
and n list of the voters, and the person
having the highest number ef votes
for any office, shall be declared tho
regular nomineo of the Republican
pnrty. . .
. 5. Any two or more persons having
an equal number of voles for the same
office, tho Judges shall proceed to bal
'ot for a choice, the person having the
highest number to bo the nominee.
G. The Return Judges shall be com
petent to reject by a majority, the re
turns from any district where there is
evidence of fraud, either in the returns
or otherwise, and 3hall reject thorn
where there is evidence of thrco or
more persona voting at the primary
meetings who are not Republicans.
7. The Return Judges shall appoint
Conferees Representative, Senatorial
and Congressional whoss acceptance
of said appointment shall be a pledge
to support the person who may receive
Ihe largest number of votes cast for
that office.
8. Tke Return Judges may at any
time change the made and manuer of
selecting, candidates as they may be
ins' ructcd by the people at their pri
mary meeUugs, duo notice being given
by the County Committee.
9. llie Chairman of the County
Committee shall be required to ifsue a
call in pursuance of the actiou of the
County Committee. .
TfVE NATIONAL CAPITOL.
Special to tho Republican.
Washington, D. C, June 4, '81.
Since my last the situation at Al
bany has assumed defmite shape. The
balloting of Thursday and yesterday
showing clearly that Ei-Senator
Cenkling cannot muuter anywhere
near the number of votes necessary to
secure his election, nor has he strength
enough to postpone the election until
next Winter. It is now thousiht. in
view of Mr. Conkliug's surprising
weakness, that two anti Couklmg Sen
ators will be chosen ia a few doys.
,Mr. J. Stanley Brown, the Tresi-
deut's private Secretary, sails out of
New York haibor to-day on an ocean
steamer, bound f,.r England. He
carries with him a larga amount of ?,
per ceut. continuation bonds to be de
livered to the American Agency at
London, established' for tho conven
ience of foreign bond holders. He
will be absent from his post about six
weeks, and during his absence his re
sponsible place will be filled by Mr.
O. L. Pruden, the assistant private
Secretary. Ur. Brown has been an
earnest and zealous worker since Pres
ident Garfield's nomination last sum
mer, and tho ocean breezes will un
doubtedly bring back to his wan cheeks
the Hush of health. His departure
has set the gossips to work, and the
assertion is made that ho will return
to find auother securely settled in his
coraforlable and bonoi able chair. His
fidelity to his chief is of the truest
temper, and the rumor cf a change is
alone based on the belief that a person
of larger experience is needed for the
position. The rumor is ext.emely
problematical, though the woods are
full o'f gentlemen of large experience
who would move heaveu aud earth to
put on bis shoes.
Tho Treasury investigation of which
mention was tnado last week, is fin
ished, but no report has beeu made.
It is the current belief that the Assist
ant Secretary, who was formerly Chief
Clerk of the Department, will be re
quested to resign, as well as four or
five others. The investigation did not
go beyond purchasers of furniture, car
pets, c. There is additional excite
meut this marning in relation to tho
now famous Star Route contracts.
Mr. McGrew, tho sixth Auditor of the
Treasury, and Mr. Lilly, his Deputy,
Lave stepod down aud out ut the re
quest of th PresMent. In other words
they have sent in their resignations
which were properly accepted and
other officers detailed to fill their pla
ces ad intiruii. It is reported and be
lieved that the President to-day will
appoiut Hon. J. II. Ela, of New
Hampshire, to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation of Mr. McGrew.
Mr. Ela has filled the e-fiice of Fifth
Auditor pf the Treasury for the past
feix or ci-lit years, and is au officer
b'.'.Viy 'eejr.ed fir ability n:v.l iutrg
my, in? p..n:rs rrc .. llio Mai wart
orJ r, The Prcso-it undoubtedly
nienfs Io proh.3 (ho wor:.ii.'"s of tho
ofii.-e of t!nr 2d Asi:nit P. M. Gen
eral, aud sixth Auditor to the bottom,
already excellent ronnncl have been
engaged to nsi?t the Department of
justice in prosecuting tho parties
charged with conspiring together to
defraud tho Government. It is whis
pored around thnt the grand jury of
the District, will at nn early date
bring a batch of indictments that will
surprise tho public, and causo a com
motion in official circles.
The debt statement showing an de
crease for May of $11,000,000, still
further strengthens Secretary Windom
with tho five per cent, bondholders.
Phil.
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lie: ween Titusvlic and PiUshnrh on train's
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8:45pm.
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J. L. CRAIO, Ajjent, Tionesta, Pa.
CIVIL EKGIEEEii PD SURVEYOR.
(Co. Surveyor of Forest County.)
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A LECTURE TO YOUNG m
A loctui-o on the Nature. Treat iienf4
and Eadichi cure of Sciuieal Weakness, or
Spei liiatofrhio.i, induced bv self abuse.
Involuntary Emissions, Impotency, Ner
vous Debility, and Impedimeiun to mar
riage generally; Consumption, Enilopsy
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do. liy liODEKT J. CU LVKRWELl.,
M. D., autiior ol tho "Oreen Rook," Ac.
The ecIo!)rated iiuthor, in this admira-'
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ot cure at onco simple, certain, und
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privately, and' radically,
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ent uiHli-r seal, :n a plain envelope, to
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TOXSORIAL ARTIST.
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