V J. E. WE NIC, EDITOR. WLliN'ESDAlf KOR.MSO, SBT. 9, 1S81. f r i j. j ' j v. r DAILY ELECTED ! THAT "ORANGE" BADLY SUCKED! WOLFE VIPED OUT ! PENNSYLVANIA ! : The Republican victory in Pcnnsyl Vania is complete. General Baily's plurality will be from 5,000 to 7,000. ITbis may not seem very large, but when it ia taken into consideration svhat he hail to contend with it is HEW YORK REPUBLICAN. . I Ibe latest indications are tbat the Republicans have carried the Slate, knd have elected a majority in the Legislature, which is fully as well if pot better than they expected to do. They Iia big odds against thetu. I I THANKSGIVING. President's Proclamation. f Washington, November 7. The following proclamation was issued from the department of State to-day : SBy the President of the United (Ltates of America A Proclamation : It has long been the pious custom ff our people, with the closing of the year, to look back upon the blessings prought to them in changing the pourssoflhe eeasons, and to -return polemn thanksgiving to tho AU-Giv; d Source from whom they flow; and hkhongh at this period, when the fall ing leaf admonishes us that the time pf our sacred doty is at haDd, our iiation still lies in the shadow of a great bereavement and the mourning Mhicli has filled our hearts, still finds -tfowful expression toward I he liod before w.rrj we but lately bowed la gtief and 6upplicatioi., vet the countless benefits which have elibwered upon us during the past twelve months call Lr our fervent gratitude lind make it fitting that we should r"joicfl with thankfulness that the Lord ia His infinite mercy has most pigDally favoreJ our country and our people Poace without and prosperity within have beeu vouchsafed to us. Wo pestilence has visited our thores. The abundant privileges of freedom which our fathers left us in their wis dom are still our increasing heritage, nndifin parts of cur vast domain some affliction has visited our breth ren In their forest horses, yet even in this calamity has been tempered and in a manner sanctified by the gener. ous compassion for the sufferers which has been called forth throughout our land. For all these things it is meet that the voice of the nation should go yp to God in devout homage, i Wherefore I, Chester A. Arthur, President of the United States, do recommend that all the people observe Thursday, the 24th day of November instant, as the day of national thanks piving and prayer by ceasing, so for tin may be, i'roiu their secular labors, bud meeting in their several places of worship, llierq to join in ascribing liouor and prai-:e to Almighty God, jvhose goodness has be2u so mauifot jn our history, and in our lives, and dfrriug earnest prayers that his bounties, may continue to us and our child leu. ; In witness whereof, I have hereunto p t my baud and caused tho seal of ihe UuitiMj States to be aflixed. Done nl tho city of ra9!iii)gtOi!, this fourth il.tv of November, iu (ho year of our ?,id, l.il,a:id ff the independence United States the lOoth. ('im:ti-k A. Ai:tih;k. ' v ;- i lent ' : i i ' $ :ir ! i v .ji" ( . A CLEAN SWOOP ! FOR THE REPUBLICANS IN FOREST COUNTY ! I. -.."..''.: t .; Yl iV J AS, .IH V"V . ..: i Tiyr "THAT SAME OLD COON!' Everything Is Lovely and THE ROOSTER CROWS LUSTILY! RESULT IN FOREST COUNTY. The result of Tuesday's elections in Forest County was grand ! Maguifi cent 1 The matchless ticket put up by the Republicans swept tho board from top to bottom, just as we said as it would. The Republicans have rea son to jubilate and feel exceeding joy ful over so magnificent and complete a victory, after the almost superhu man efforts put forth by the Green backers to defer.t them. The noble band of Republicans in every portion of the county did nobly indeed, and they have their reward in u most com plete and sweeping victory. They can rest well after eucIi a noble, ffflrt. We might display our paper with in numerable cuts and illustrations And i on at a terrible rate over the result, but what's the use? Tho election table giving tLe official returns is suf ficient. That's as good a picture as the Republicans of Forest County want to look at, and they will take more satisfaction in scunuiug that than all we could cay or do. The lie publicans got all the law allowed them, and left what little there was cA-er to be devided by the Democrats and Greenbackers ; the latter secured the persimmon one commissioner, one auditor and one jury commission er. One of the most satisfactory feat ures of the election is the magnificent triumph of Mr. Ledebur, and his com plete vindication by his party, after tho terrible ifLrt mado by the Com monwealth to defeat him with the flimsy and sneaking $25 dodge. It was "anything to beat Ledebur" with the G. 13., but "the Republicans, knowing he had beeu a faithful officer, were ready and willing to retain him for the next three years. Now let us have a rest for a season. We have elected a splendid ticket throughout, and the citizens of Forest County can rest easy in tho assurance that their best interests will be looked after (:!.' Tilly, Ijurrah for our side! to Ti V0 V liti 1 J9 Our Borourjli School. Report of tho Tinncsla Borough schools for tho month ending Nov. 0. 1881: Since presenting our last report two Literary Societies have been organized in connection with the school. Doth are under the coutrol and supervision of tho respective teacher?, but ate conducted eutirely by the pupils. We hope that these efforts will be encour aged, not only by the parents, but by all interested in tho progress and cul ture of the young in our community. Room No. 1. Total number en rolled 35. Average attendance 30. Per cent, of attendance, males 81, fe males 87. The names of those who havo not been absent a day are Chas. Tartridge, Daniel Jackson, Chas. Adams, Sam. Clark, Arthur Kelly, Joe Dewecs, George Jackson, Byron Coburn, .Too Landers, Ren a Campbell, Dora Adams, Sadio Pease, Jessie Knox, Kate Pease, Zannie Tato, Lulu Richards; Artie Robinson. Misme A. Freeman, Principal. Room No. 2. Per cent, of attend ance, boys 91, girls 08. Number en rolled 40. Charley CNrk, James Grubbs, Forest Bovard, Charley Bo vard, Hartie Lawrence, Bert Davis, Joe Partridge, Elbert Chad wick, Anna Grnbbs, Rachel Dithridgc, Flora Walters, May Knox, Bestie Tate, Florence KlineBtiver, Lizzie Randal, Effie Walters, Nellie Kepler, MauJ Clark, Blanch Pease, Maud VanGiesen, Delilah Iluddlesou, Katie Hood, Estelhi Noble, EfHo Clark. Sue Evans, Teacher. Room No. 3. Whole number in attendance during month 39. Aver ago attendance 32. Nellie Walters, Adda Huling, May Huling, May Grove, Eva Eagles, Lucy Canfield, Rilda Grubbs, Harry Saul, Harry Shawkey, Harold ..Sharp, Bennio Kelly, Charlie Mueozenberger, Frank Carr and John Grubbs. Names of those not absent two days Edward Dithridge and Willie Kepler. Aggie Kerr, Teacher. OVFICEAEi VOTE Of Forest County Polled November 8th, 1331. S. "V fa . . . . . o : r : : I : i I ! t ; I 1 I r til ssssgisfets! a 5: ueuKto 9 uosoforn3 hc::.im-i-ik3 ! - . t ri gi g Ii n 3- c t io 1 o K: BWMn-ua.o-i (1UO8J910J ' 1 i: -smubI o?-"1!! c: -i c -l 4- " 'J: dl.' r'.-r---,t !, ' I ' P : $g55H "' O "oO SS?g-.13ggg " "U nosjopnou . il: rZKSgjgSgggB a no8;Av cs fe: !SSgS!I562i1 a moioA 3 . .I. a eoSi:'f-;aw j.ce O H1'PnonZ 1 -o. cs i Ji ia c i S -j S 1 ' "13 (V f : o to - -i a -i t 2: ggg-i a ul.juAv T2 ' i g g g -J H oS' S5 " " W . . - m f e to f ) U u-u Si - m Z: -i j 5 mwmtw HPimi it: a sa.Mis cj - t"olfo received 3 votes in Forest county for State Treasurer. TARTLir.C DISCOVERY! LOST MANHOOD RESTORED. A victim of youthful imprudence cauHiiig Prema ture Liecay, Nervous Debility, Lost Manhood, etc., having tried in vain every kuown remedy, has d1-Ouvert-d a viuiple !f cure, which be will n-ud FliKE to lu Mlow-tuffcivin, addreaa J, 11. jUtVIt 43 ( halliam (et., fi. . Qlf) Outfit furnished" lieo. Willi full O instructions Jor fonductiuy; tho nnht protitiiblo business that anyone can engago in. Tho Ijusincss i.s o easy to lem ii, and our instructions' are bo simplo and plain, that auv one can make great jirotits fioin tho very Ntart. No ono can i'ail who is willing to work. Women are as unccessful as mod. Roys and piris can earn largo minis. Many hayo mado at the business over one hundred dollars in a single week. Nothing like it ever known iielbie. All who ejigage aro wurju ised at the ease and rapidity with w.ich they aro able to niiike money. Yon can Miiijro in this business during your spare tinio at (.rreat proilt. Yuo do "not havo to invest capital in it. Wo take all the rik. 'i'hoso who need ready money, sliould write to us tit once. All ruriiUlicd free. Address TRUEiV '., A u c i -1 ;t , M.tiiiv. d'iClv WM. VI 9 C6 CO., llenlcrs in CHfiOOJ3i.IrSI TOnACOO, CK1ARS, HARD WA It K, (.1 U K 15 IsT H V A It K. (1 Ii ARSWAltE, TOYS, STATION Alt Y, WALL PATER, FOREIGN FRUITS, VEO ETARLES, BAKERS IJREAD, OYS TERS, Ac. Goods Always First-Class, J ORKN.O FULTON, Manuf:u'turer of anil Dealer in HARNESS, COLURS, BRIDLES, And all kinds of HORSE FURNISHING GOODS. niay4 81 1 ON ESTA, I A. 3j-D. h:sibtit, Healer In STOVES, T I X W A R I', -)And( HOUSE FURNISHING. GOODS ALL KINDfS OF .TOR WORK PROM PT LY ATTENDED TO. Tionesta, Ta., Juno 27, 18S?1. I Nover fails to core liny kldnoT ll!iwo whnt- ioever; nlxo, cUwaM( of Ui o tilmlilur Inmintluenca of tirtnft. weitln tlio I Pkuna Is positive euro, m- ?Tt I In nrnrs of vouth. PnuNTu a buoiluc I For ..fl.yM-'.yiJiil.Jii'?."'! I w ii.im.j yifiiiM l 1 1 .1 miii l f I i jt ornRrvousunuauy oini jnitcitMirvuiKo nprpy, flro and vlyr of ymt h In hnln Boxcf I 1 unr.KHiinrriy. ES-?TiA.iSi.. For nervous inosltatUiu, causca by exotfb A vo natural or unnatural twTual In'lnlgonre, l'ERUNA Is a euro euro. l"!SSK?!J? I too frequent ty, r.t I Agca ana youi'i irsons wliu uro iiisimixxi niffnr, lontnsmiT.i'T, rim I'lRUNA. Im.tle comilaln1n of all kind's Fruit A Is at 1 H'.X ttOOO wiiri)T'i7iiii7or'iiv i":ur 1 ?i "i-.u n a Willi I M i not restore or at least pro-uv uene-i. .- Bond for a pamphlet. o B. B. HAETMAK & CO., Oborn, Ohio. Keep your bowels regular wl ih C!Tp STOPPED FREE I A insane Persnm Restored, U U Vx Nerve RESTOREn . cure for I'tts, J-SpiU'pty and JVerr Jfftctitmi. J 1i.i.libib If tnlten a directed. A'o Jtt aftrr lii j ijk,-liiil onr.ni nrttaav tute. Trvatme and Vi trial bottle (rce to J P. O. and exprras addrens to Da. K LJ N E, V il tn Arch St.Phlluelpbla, l'a. ikepritteipulUruwitU. INVENTORS SST 3ZE ney-at-Law and I'alent Solicitors, 017 Seventh Streot, VN'nshinirton, D. C, for in structions. Reasonable terms. Referen ces and ad vico sent free Wo attend ex clusively to Patent business. Reissues, Interferences, and cases rejected in other hands n specialty. Caveats solicited. Upon receipt of model and sketch we .(live our opinion as to the patentability free of charge. Wo refer to tho Commissioner of Patents, nlso to Ex-Commissioners. Es tablished J8U11 nep-28-81 u 2 3 -Sd 0) 03 to o r! S C3 w CJ pq & & plH 0--h u da ejSco r n tin d m u v1 ci -to or? 03 ci,i oU n P s 75 1 w Patents For Inventions. U. W. ANDEHSON. J. C. SMITH. AiKlerson V Smli li, ATTOItN EYS-AT-LAW, No. 700 Seventh St., WASHINGTON, D. C. No feo for preliminary examination. No fee unless patent is alowod. Fees less than any other responsible agency, liooks of information tjent ireo of charge. Kef erences furnished upon request. sep-Ntf P A TI?TTi K A- Lohmann, 1 - L-l IO. Solicitor of Ameri can and Foreign Iatei:ts, Washington, I). C. All bur-iiHi.-s connected with Pat ent, whether before the 1'atent Ollico or the Courts, promptly attended to. No charge made unless u patent is secured. Send for circular. sep-8-bl-ff G EOIKJE JIENDEHNON. TONSOUIAL ARTIST. Tionesta, l'a. Shop li, st door south of l.aw reiice liuiise. l ora nice f-iia e, shani poon or hair-cut call on Mr. II. lie is lirst-cluss in every respect augti-tf lot. WtUtK of evi-rv dosc-iptinn ex ecu- l tr 1 .it ti ci i;i rr i-.'i ii'.w .-!') c. 1 HOLEAN IIEADCiUAIlTERS TOll C I, O T Jrl TNG, c; 3 o c FLOUR, FEED, PROVISIONS, BOOTS, SHOES, HARDWARE, SC., . "NVoultl respectfully ask the Citizens of Iforest County to call at their Elegant New Building and inspect their (ioods that uvc daily arriving, at prices that DEFY COMPETITION from any source. Look at our Clothing and Eoots MMLII AT Wi PRICES ! LOOK AT OUR OVER COATS ! LOOK AT OUR RUBBER COATS I AVc buy more goods and sell more goods than any House in Western Pennsylvania, consequently can sell CHEAP, Come and sec us. We will do you good. HOLEEMATJ & HOPECmS, TioisrEsrA., fa;, cr, PLEASAI7TVILLE, PA. : v-.-'--?? n Again victorious at the Expositi n THE 1'HILADICLriIIA JOURNAL OF COM M Kltt'E rtvs:-"At Melbourno they liad nn excellent opportunity of tostin their powers lieei.lo thoso of every cxhibitoV in tho world, mid tliey eanio oir conquerors over every other maker. Their highest award comes to them from a country whoso reputation for this ciass of goods has for many years boon above all others." They have been i.i tho hands of shooters for tho past nlxtecn voars, nnd stood tho severest lest, and have won more laurels than any other (jun. when brought in coin petition iu tho Held or at tho trap. At Conev Island this vear, at the Now York Niato Convention, tho I'AHK Kit won tho I'nece Piamond lladifo and the Forest nntl Strt'iuu lJadLro for tho host avera;ro, over nearly -00 competitor. Semi lor Calaloyup. FOlt HALIO HY ALL DEALICUS. ASK YOUlt (UJNKMITII Foil Til EM. H,l SffEKr. s, k. v. PARKER BROS., Meridon, Conn. rpr - pi.iniiiM Formerly Pitlsburch, Titusville Duffalo"Ry. - - FALL TIME TA I1LE, Hepteniber i, tssi. A. M. h.m.U.-I. Vttlto T!i.) 8 W) ar l'ittslnirgli Iv 4 -Hilar.. ..1'arkor... Iv 4 31 !ar...Foxburg..l v H (I5jiir. Franklin ..lv ' P. M.I A. M. I 4" (I !l 3 ISil t, H 30 1-53 f40 (,.", A. M. I. M. P. M. 5 15 0 3 oil f-") 30 4 (' t" 6 12 4! I 5 tl 03 t2 5 4 4i; 1J W fi.' 5ii 4 4r, (i3l 8 l 5 12 t7 01 1 3 2 5 38 7 l f3 3H flr.o 7 35 3 4!' 0 12 H I.S 4 OH (1 47 8 35 4 25! 7 () A.M. P. M.IP. M. A.M. p. M 8f:i 4 45 .' A.M. P.M. Ilji5 HOO.... A. M. pTm. 10 08 . ...... 7;w 10 25j 757 7 l r 1 :17 1 ' 1 1 ()". P. M.ll'.M 8 3." 3 40 t t-'l 27 fS MllUOli fSOd 18 0.! f-M'J 7 40 2 21 t7 31 111 i)7 f7 2t!l 4') ar... Oil City....lv ....Rockwobtl .... Oloopolis ...Eaglo Rock... I'resident .. ...Tionesta Hickory .. Trunkevviilo.. Tldioute ...Thonpson s... lv..Irvineton .ar 7 H tH 47 0 !50 P. M. P.M. 0 11 P. M. 3 3d P.M. 00 4 42 1 r r.:. 12 30 P. M. no'n 1 00 A. M. r. m. 12 00 11 47 I f'T ID. lv.. 4. r.i0.'.y;.i Warren ...ar ( Krie Hail way) lv.. I'.radf'ord .!ar TArr.f- tine jiv) lv... Warren ...nr lv..Clarendon..ar ADDITIONAL TRAIN leaves Clarou doii 7:'-C u. in., Warren 7:4' a. 111., IrviHe ton 8:33 a. m. Arrive at 'lidioute 0;50 a. 111., Tionesta 10;57 a. in., Oil City 1:3J p. in. CHAUTAUQUA LAKE DIVISION. Trains leave Oil Oily for 1'et. Centre, Ti tusville, Spart.in.sliurg, CeiitreviJle, t'orry, Mayvilln, Iirocton at. 7:0:itim, lOMOaiii, :45l)in, 4:30pm, 8:45piu. Arrive 8:00am, 9:45am, '..sOOpiii, 3:35pm, 8:3.1pm. Sunday Train leaves 7:30um j arrives 7:0."ipin. UNION A TITUSVILLE BRANCH. Train loaves Titusville fi:30pm; arrives I'nion City 7:-"pm. Leaves Uldon CUy 6:IO:un j arrives Titusville 8;0ani. Trains run daily except Sunday, f Flag Stations. 'i'rains aro run on Philadelphia time. Through co-.c-iies lictwcen Oil City nnd Ihiidford on trnins leaving Oil Cily 7:(Miiim., Corry li:3(lpm. I'ullmau Sleeping Curs between Oil City Ri:d riltsl.'Uj-gh on trains leaving llroi't'in 3:30p:n and I'itl.sbiiru-h !) 45pm. -Tickets sold and baggago chucked to ail priiicijial point-:. iet li.no tables giving full informnlion from Company's Agents. O. WATSO.N, Jit., Supf. V. S. 11 A LD WIN, Oil Cay, Da. Oen'1 I'a-s. Agent, 41 Exchangost., IlufTalo, N. Y. J. L. CRAKJ, Aont, Tionostii l'a. A GREAT CAUSE OF HUMAN MISERY Is TIioJoss Of 1WHH A Lecture 011 tho Nature, Treatment, and Radical euro of Seminal Weakness, or Spejmatorrhtea, induced by self abuse, Involuntary Emissions, Impotency, Ner vous Debility, anil Impediments to mar riage generally ; Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits; Menial and Physical Incapacity itc.-Ry RODERT J. CULVERWELL M. D.. author of the "Oreen lio-k." Ac. Tho world-ronownod author, in this ad mirable Lecture, clearly proves from his own experience that the aw Till const )uen ces of Self-ALuse may be fll'octually re moved without dangerous surgical opera tions, bougies, instruments, rings or cor dials j pointing u t a modo of euro at once certain and etlectual, uy which every suf lerer; no matter what Ids comiition may be, may euro himself cheaply, privately and radically. J -t This lecture will novo a. Ixton to thousands and thousands. St nt under seal, in a plain envelope, to any address, post paid, fn receipt of six cents or two postage stamps. We havo ul ict a mire cure for Tape Worm Address the Publishers. THE CULVEEWELL MEDICAL CO.,' 41 Am, St., N. Y., N. V p. u. IJox 450 2 ti. Iniilalu fr y.-m W'liinmrUl llatitli)r 'i'i Jti. C uAi.tou I Dc --. V tl I ti.lT f t" & HQPIQ ;0 i 1) R, Y GOODS, 3 .ti z s THE PAI1KEII OUN X at Melbourne, Ais; - M .a-Mji,.u .j r ,J - - T-mrw 'inrr .mm j if WTIIMII! I lake pleasure in telling t!ie Spot 1 1 11 I'laternity (hat 1 have re-iurcli;v ;d FROM HORACK JONES, TO WHOM I SOLD IT IN 1S7I. T AM NICELY LOCATKD nt ir.v obi J stand, and 1 am prepared to ntte'n.l to all my li ieiids, and lii'i public generally, who liwsl ANYTHING in THE GUN I'NE! I fdiall keep a perfect stock d" ak; iiuN of A&3HumTiorn Ami all kintls of f.shbfjgtackle. I shall also continue to handle ths WIiltc Kvwlug ?Ir.itti(,' A ml tho CIIIO AGO SINdER SEWING MACHINE Com-.Biid see me. You will find me ALWAYS AT IKlMi:. Muzzle Loaders made to order and nr ranteil. OTEEPATKINO TN ALL ITS BRANCHES PROMPTLY AHD FAITEfULLY DONE. K. ... IIALmviX. Ti.lioutc, Pa., Aug. p.', SEND STAMP TO it CATAXOOtTB -H . j CUNS, REVOLVERS, &c. Q. W. HARDER, TYRONE, PA. l'lll LADICLI'HIA Si.iei ilacl.iiso. J7ijhmI to uai Shijcr in tfu; Market. The above cut repivsciits the 1110-1 pop uhu st vie for the people, wh-.-h we oMor you for the very low price tf f'JO. Re member, wo do not ask you to ptiv until you have seen tho machine. Alter hay ing examined it, it' it is not all we repre sent, return it to us ut otu expense. Con sult o'ir inti'i-t sis and order ul once. Send or circ. ilars and testimonials. Address, CHARLES A. WOOD C C ., No. 17 N . Teiil !i S; reef, sipt-n-ot i'JiiLAii:i.i-in., iv v. 'i HUM 'r. Uy,tJ
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