EDITOR. WEDNESDAY IRORSISG, MAT 7. IS4. Itopttblirmi TIekol. BTATK. t"0(jnVSS-AT-I.AROR. t?KN"L E. S. OSHOKNE, of Luzerne County. Announcements Tlie following l-ates will Its I'hnrjred for announcing candidates: Coiifrrosi, $20; A worn lily, $10; Associate Judire, ?1; Pro thonotary, f l; SherilT, 8: Commissioner, f; Auditor, ?3; Jury Commissioner, ?i County Superintendent, 85. These terms Bre STRICTLY CASH JJT ADVANCK. CONGRESS. Wo ore authorized to annonnco AN DREW COOK., of Harnett township, as a candidate for Congress, subject to Re publican usages. ASSEMBLY. Wo nro anlhorized to announce. Dr. J. M. HURKETT, of Burnett township, a a candidate for Assembly, subject to Republican nsaijes. We are authorized to announce Pit. S. S. TOWLK K, of Jonks township, as a candidato for Assembly, subject to Repnb " liean usages. We are authorized to announce PETER BERKY, of Howe township, as a candi date for Assembly, subject to Republican usages. , ASSOCIATE JUDGE. We are authorized to announce Wk, R. COON, of Harnett township, as n candi date for Associate Judge, subject to Ro- publican usages. We authorized to announce LEWIS ARNER, of Kingslev township, as a can didate for Associate Judge, subject to Re- . publican usages. PROTHONOTARY. We are authorized to announce WILL IAM LAWRENCE, of Tionesta town ship.as a candidate for Prothonotary, sub ject to Republican usages. We are authorized to announce CUR TIS M. SHAWKEY, of Tionesta, as a candidate for Prothonotary, &c, subject to Republican usages. SHERIFF. Wo are authorized to announce LEON ARD AGNEW, of Howe township, as a candidate for Sheriff, subject to Republi can usages. We are authorized to announce JAMES It. CLARK, of Tionesta, as a candidate for Sheriff, subject to Republican usages. We ar authorized to announce J. R. LANDIS, of Barnett township, as a can didate for Sheriff, subject to Republican usages. COUNTY" COMMISSIONER. Wo are authorized to announce JAMES 8. HENDERSON, ot Hickory township, 4w a canUidate for County Commissioner subject to Republican usages. We are authorized to announce GEO. W. OSGOOD of Kingsley township as a windidate for County Commissioner sub ject to Republican, usages. Wears authorized to announce J. R. CIHADWICK, ef Tionesta, as a candidate for County Commissioner, subjoct to Republican usages. i We are authorized to announce W. C. BROMLEY, of Harmonyttownship, as a candidate for County Commissioner, sub. Ject to Republican usages. February, 20, 1884. Ed. Republican: Dear Sir Please announce my name aa a candi date for County Commissioner from Kingsley township, subject to Republi can usages. " S. J.SETLEY. COUNTY AUDITOR. We are authorized to announce QUIN TAIN JAMIESON. of Tionesta town ship, as a candidate for County Auditor subject to Republican usages. We are authorized to announce JAMES A. SCOTT, of Jenks township, as a can didate for County Auditor, subject to Republican usages. County Committee Meeting. At a meeting of the Republican County Committee, pursuant to a call, beld at the office of the Chairman, on Taesday, May 6th, 1884, it was resolv ed, 1st. That the Republican electors of Upper Kingsley, at the June pri maries, vote at Ball town. 2rd. That the electors and voters in the vicinity of Frost's, Nash's, Prury's and Byrom's Mills, vote at the Colwell House, at Byrom Station, it said primary election. 3rd. The Republican electors in the vicinity of Gilfoyle P. O. will vote t Curll & Campbell's mill, which is so lected and designated as a voting pre- jinet for the primary election. Electors will notice accordingly. This arrangement was made to suit the convenience of voters in that patt jf our County, thus giving all an op Dortunity to vote. Attest, Samuel D. Irwin, Chm'n. F. F. Whittekin, Sec'y Oxe of the surest indications of the lesperation of the southern Bourbons vbo lead the free trade forces is (steo ;u the tremendous preparations to pre vent the State of Louiaiaua declaring igaiust them. That those preparations io far exceeded in their results what .he conspirators ueeded, ouly proves eyond dispute the faet of the conspir icy. Intimidation here, ballot box luffisg there, fraudulent registration ilsewhere, did their work too well ind turned up a majority that bears .Jrnal and irrefragible evidence of b iraud. itiere will, there roust be n end of it some time, and such ntal droit, iodUcreet practices under a care wiil briug it soon. J. E. WESK, "Even Downright Fusion." "BfT tlien it dare not nrguo upon any isjue, Btate, county, or anything else, even downright fuion." Demo crat. Is not the above expression a flat admission that their fusion is not an honcit issue? "Even downright fusion" as unjust and unfair a thing as the fu sion hatched up by a few of the polit ical schemers who are after nothing but the spoils ancl throw principle to the dog. We thought you'd give yourself away before you got through. "Even downright fusion !" According to the Demooraf, fusion id about as email a business as theso political wirepullers can think of; at least that's what the above quotation im plies, aud in an unguarded moment the editor gave it away. "Downright fusion 1" well, we frankly admit our inability to do the matter full justice ; its a little too absurd and shameful a scheme for any honest editor to tackle and present it in the light it should be shown up in. And the great fusion trapper of the Commsmccalth hustled off t Meadville last week, just as our issue was being taken off the press, no doubt to get a new supply of "traps." lie's in the trapping business now try ing to trap the honest members of the Greenback party into the Democratic carap. lie set a trap for the editor of the Republican and caught him to his own sorrow. lie will make about is much headway iu trying to trap the honest Greenbackers with the "fusion trap" as he did the editor aforesaid. Your bait is too much tainted with Democracy for that, Mr. Trapper, and one whiff of it is enough to dis gust the whole party. Its too nausea ting. He promises his readers some more of the same bait this week, and we advise all delicate people to put their handkerchiefs to their noses. The Morrison tariff bill was defeat ed in the House yesterday by a vote of 156 to 151. Wherever Republican state con ventions are being held resolutions are being adopted in favor of protec tion to American industry. Wherev er Democratic Btate conventions are being held resolutions are being adopted either squarely indorsing tariff reduction or so cunningly con structed at to make it impossible to mi get a i ineir meaning. iuese are significant facts. AUoona Tribune, One truth Mr. Ilurd told in bis electrical speech on Tuesday which the Randalls should take to heart, and that is, "It is too late for a Dem ocrat to say that there is no principle in this bill.' It is a Democratic principle. A majority of the Demo cratic party has always been for free trade, ever since John C. Calbouu threatened nullification, and they would do themselves credit by recog nizing the fact, and if their purposes are not the same as their masters to get out from their company. Democratic managers protest that the party is not in favor of free trade, at the same time that Ilurd hurls bis anathemas at the protectionists, and Carlisle and Morrison telegraph their wuK .uwu. upvu org.mziu.iii protest is a lie put forth to save the votes of Democratic voters who are ready to follow the party into English arms. If the Democratic leaders tret the power the experiment of free trade will be tried if thereby every iron factory aud machine shop in the coun try 13 closed. The American work man may be assured of this fact. The Democrats claim that the pur pose and effect of the Morrison tariff bill is to reduce the revenue, acd they claim that the reduction under it will be $30,000,000. The truth is, that the large reduction made iu 1883 caused a very slight falling off in the revenue, and this, should it pass, will be less. The reason of this is patent to every man whose apprehension is not duller than a worn out hoe. Re duce the duties twenty per cent, and you increase tho importations in larger proportion, and the greater amount upon which the lower duly is levied maintaius the revenue at or near the old figures. The only real effect is, to substitute for our consumption the product of foreign mauufactures in the place of our own. The real ob ject of the reduction of the tariff then is, to remove the tariff equalization of the conditious under which our own and foreiga manufacturers produce and give t lie preference to them in our markeu. The Democratic leaders know this, and moan it. If the peo ple believe the Hurds and let them succeed, it will not take them long to Cod it out to their cost, as has been found out several times before. "The Democratic members f Con gress more accurately represent the desire of that portion of the people who must be expected to elect a Dem ocratic President than will the Con vention assemolcd in Chipasio, in which antagonistic States and consti tuencies will speak with equal voice. The true platforms of parties are what they promise to do. I he record made by four fifths of the Democratic rep resentatives in Congress cannot be es caped or obliterated by dodging reso lutions, however formulated. This is the plain statement of the Philadelphia Jitcord, a Democratic organ of the Carlisle-Morrison school, and is given as an argument to show that the straddling proclivities of the Democratic rarty, or at least the 'ennsylvania portion of it caunot deceive, put. that the party "will be udged by the record made by its rep resentatives in Congress, lbe party must carry the responsibility of the Morrison Tariff bill, aud no nicely worded declarations of principles evolved by party conventions will di vert attention from this fact. IJrook ville Republican. The trivially of the Democratic free trade policy is shown on every hand. They are troubled because our manu facturers have developed their busi ness, and to stop that, and send their workmen wandering over tho earth for employment, they shout against i j i e n't j. j w.cked surplus of revenue. Ihey find l .l . our sailors imges oear me same pro- portiou to those of English sailors as $89 does $58. That American ships may supplant British vessels ou the soas, they would wake wages so low in tbis country that sailors' wages would be brought down to the same rate as iKo Pnrrllol, Tait.. , u , the .Loglisli. Is it as important that our shipping should cover every sea as it is ma: our workmen should enjoy living wages r,e think not. As we see it, we would not reduce the million of American workmetis' wages ten per cent, to cover the sea with American ship. A contemporary makes a most sensible recommeodalion with regard to the new crussde of Col. Ingersol against orthodoxy. It proposes that orthodoxy shall go pn the even' teuor of its way exactlv as if Col. Ingersol r . . , . . , .i were uih nucr it wim nia uucriuiuauic quips and quirks. This will be just J I what Will be done too, except iu the number M87, and part thereof. Bogin r .i i e ning at a black iac!i corner, thence north cases of some enthusiasts hungry for ,orty.throo degrees west one hundred and notonetv and crazy to hear themselves , . . " . . . talk. It. IS not the "jospel of Christ that needs to riVpnrlf.d from the Tn. inal nteus io Od de ended ironi the in- gersols, and ho is a false pretender who brings shame on his cause by put ting nis conceited sen in the iront as its defender, instead of becoming one of its bulwarks by liviug a life that illustrates his profession. Let Chris- tains show the Christ to their fellows by liviDg out their faith, and Hiscause will reouire no wordv defUns Will require no wordy aeiense. t. t. . . , . ia uow io ub eipeuien wiai a great sensation will shake the country, and cast into shade the interest in po- litical mud eliosiog; and that .ensa tion will be the beginning of innumer able libel suits by Frank James 8gaiDi all the wuked newspapers which have demanded his trial and conviction as a murderer and robber, He has been acquitted bv a jury in Alabama, and this settles all the in. dictmeots against him. The men be kilied are dead, and will not live again ; the trains he robbed are gone, and the money he stole is lost : but the gallant robber aud murderer is in nocent. Several juiies have affirmed it, and district attorneys have admit' tei it by quashing the remaining in' dictoients agaiust him. Now let his accusers staud from under. The decrease in the national debt for the ten months of the fiscal ysar already expired is in round numbers $87,000,000. If the average is main tained for May and June the annual reduction for 1884 wiil not be far from that of 1881, though considera bly less than fur the two intervening year. It is quite as satisfactory, all things considered, that the dtbt pay ment shows a decrease, and it might even be reduced advantageously one half or ttfo-tbirds, as, at our present rate of payment, we shall have in a tew years no bonds available for im mediate payment, and an annual sur plus for which the Government will have no ue. Philadelphia Prens. GUIS STOCK IS We call special attention to our stock of this Spring Wo NEVER kept a Finer We have the Finest Assortment of FINE nt Low Prices. Don't SUPERIOR TO liTHIiG WE EVER OWID A LAIIOK 'A8XORTMEXT OF -A-K-P-E-T-S c EXTRA SUPER, ALL WOOL :i-l'LY CARPET .VPLY CARPET, all wool. BEST IInTE HiTISTE OIF Especially in Black Goods. We bought a Largo Lino of Black Silks that wo will sell at FORMER WHOLESALE PRICES, and see our Slock. IT. J. HOPKINS cSb CO. I, njWLiM!iw-7Jnwiiiiwi.iumi SHERIFF'S SALE. BY VIRTUE of sundry writs of Ft. Fa., and Ven. Ex. with Ft. Fa clause, Issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of Forest County. Penn'a, and to me directotl. rlu'ro will bo exposed to sale by public, vendue or outcry, at the Court llouso in tho Jiorouirn oi i lone la, on rTI?vn,vv M v a. tv im v !it 10 Ovtook. A. M., the following de- scribed real estate to-wit Ij. f. vatno:n versus jamus i CLARK, Fieri Facias, No. 4 May term, 1HS4. tiavis and Ritcliey, Att'ys. All that certain piece, parcel or lot of land situate in Tionesta Borough, Forest County, and State of Pennsylvania, boun ded as follows, to-wit: BeinniK at a post on tho east bank of the Allegheny river and bemit norinwesc corner, uienco south ciKhtv.,ive decrees east thirty Per- ehes alonir the lot formerly owned by Jacob Shriver to a post, thence south iilnntr, land formerly owned by said Hhrivcr live and four-tenths perches to a post, thence north eighty-five degrees west along land of G. a. hickles thirty perches to the Al legheny river, thence up said river north rive and four-tenths perches to place of beginnins. Containing one acre, bo the samo more or less ; w4th frame dwelling house thereon erected. Jscing the same property formerly conveyed lv Andrew F leming to John A. Dale, bv deed dated Feb'v IStli, INtil, and to tho aforesaid Plaintiff bv C. A. Randall, Sheriff, on the 5th day of Sept. 1879, Ac. Taken in execution and to lie sold as me fropertv ol Jauies lv. t larlt at llio suit ol F. Watson. Mrs. RACHEL BLATR1 versus J. F. OVERLANBER, V clause, No. 7 May to en. Ex. with Fi. Fa. term, 1884. A certain pieco or parcel of land ""1? iu W townainp, ora conn- tv VoniiMvlviiiim mid lieinir in warrant. -six roos io a post, an om corner; thence south fortv-seven degrees west six- tv-nue rods to a small oak on a rock: thence forty-three degrees cast one lum , . , .. to Mri..n whito oak bush, birch witness; thence north the place of beginning, containing sixty acres be the samo more or less. Taken in execution and to be sold as tho ropert v o'. J. F. Overlauder at tho suit of Mrs. Rachel Blair. TERMS OF SALE. Tho following must be strictly complied with when tho property is stricken down : 1 Wlinti t.t tilnintirt' nr other lein cred- itors become tho purchaser, the costs on tne wnt8 mnMt PilKl' aiul n llst o1 UeM includimr mortice searches on tho nn.i- eity sold, together with such lien credit- I or s receipt lor tho amount ot the pro- oePtiH of tho sale or such portion thereof as be may claim, must bo furnished the . All bids must bo paid in full. i. All sales not sttled immediately will Vio continued until 2 o'clock p. m., of tho day of sale, at which time all property not settled foi will again be put up and sold at the exponse and risk of tho person to wiiom in hi sold. See Purdon's Pigest, NinUi Edition, pago 4Ui anil Smith's forms, page 384. t.;. vv. CLiAiiiv, stierin. Sheriff's Office, Tionesta, Pa., April 2 1KS4. Til I All LIST. Causes set down for trial in tho Court of Common l'le;us of Forest Countv on the Third Monday ot May,A. 1. 1SK4 : 1. J. E. Blaine vs. Henry Swatrgart, No. (3 Fehrunry term, 1S7!. 2 W. F. Collner vs. Baniel McKenna, No. 6 May term. 1Sm2. ;;. II. P. Ford vs. O. W. Proper, No. 53 September term, 1SS2. 4. J. T. Halo et al vs. J. B. Leonard, No. 14 Feb'v term, lsss. ,r. J. W. Jenkins vs. Eliza B. Funk et ul No. 27 May term, 1nH3. 6. Chirk Bros. vh. iVnirner, McClune A Co., io. 2 J Sept. term, 1NM. 7. J. If. Wilson vs. William Morgan, No. iii September term, lfl. 8. II. P. Ford vs. O. W. Proper, No. 41 September term, 1S83. il. John Thomson vs. Jacob I. Range et al, No. 47 Sept. term, 1883. 10. Peter Berry et al vs. L. F. Watson et al, No. 48 Sept. term, 183. 11. Johns. Davis et al vs. Peter Berry et al, No. 61 Sept. term, 1813. 12. .ianies Filwrulds vs. George Eich ner, N'o. iki Sept. term, 1883. 13. Robert McCloskoy et al vs. J. II. Ryder et al, No. 1 Deeterm, 18S3. '14. II. M. L. Dithrids'e et al vs. J. II. Pones, No. 11 Ilec'r term, 1883. Io. Enterjirise Transit Co. vs. P. J. Swain, No. 27 Dec, term, 1883. lit. Entry Davis 2d vs. 1. C. Couroo, No. 42 Dec'r term, l8K.i. 17. J. II. Ijarzelere it Co. vs. Goo. W. Dithridtre, Tr., No. 13 May term, 1884. JL'STIS SHAWKEY, Prothonotary. Tionosta, Pa., April 21, 1884. THIS PAPER riXTXVZ tCOMPLETE t n bring Line of good Especially in CLOTIIINO ever shown in Tionesta, and fail to seo our stock. TV. We. $100. IDIRESS O-OOIDS, Cull SMEARBAUGH & CO.; Pealers in CLOTHIIlsrGr, axnr coo2D$ t NOTIONS, DOOTS:& SHOES, HATS AND CAFS: GBOOERIES! TOBACCO, CIGARS, IIARD . WA R E, (JUEE N S W A R E. L ASS WARE, TOYS, STATIONARY, WALL rAPEH, FOREIGN FRUITS, VEG ETABLES, BAKERS BREAD, OYS TERS, Ac Goods Always First-Class. ELEGANT BOUND FAMILY BIBLES, 82.S0, J 1.50, ?4.f0, t.50 and upw ards. Buckeye .Force Pump 5" a V. 3 5? CO m o 3 S3 s c c u Q CALL AND GET PRICES, HillBEL, TIONESTA, PENN'A. 1 -sJBUCHUK iy BACK-AC HE LiUER&KlDNEY CURE Otiiw IiiflamiuatioQ anl nceration of tlie I.iver, Kuiiwy and UlutUir-r. NKVI.K to h-lp, I.lpitHlioii if tho Heart, crvoun lability and ( ti ron us l-uinitlo t'Mknt-m. furt'ly v'iinhif buriuli'DM and yiit act quickly auil urely PHYSICIANS 8AV IT HAS MO EQUAL IN LIVER, KIDNEY, URINARY AND FEMALE COMPLAINTS, Mm. V J. Wliita. PlcaMntvHle. Veninoro Co..r. " Wlnfii I v.fut into the ftorw. iu H.l. for XJ A ItUiSMA, I W1U) i.O Wci.k l.d I. .lilt. I thought I f u.'V.-r n-ach Iiomii.. Hilv how lMua wi'll 11! vi-urH.' I. W. Lii-'lit. Cherrv Trtv. Ph.. uau trtu le(l with llifluutniitKiii of Ki'tnoyi. for yearn. Soitit'tiuu vuh lit-li'li'hrt for wevkt. an'l bait continiihl ln k arhp. Ik-luiitrovi'.l rapi'Dy alt-r iinmx tlie u.u:il ijotueoi iiau(j.-,m&, aua m Dow a tii muii. to J3AHOSM A U uiOHt fopular whtre lonu-eHt knovit, l'rir- $t pit Itiillle. For hhIu lvall dntkr. glfta. V nw lor l.tiUio&iil. i.urtHl only liy a.i i iiiuiiii wun Tl llsVlLi-l., I' A F. F. WlIirtEKIN, II. C. WlllTTBKIM, Shellield, Pa. Tionesta, Pa. WHITTEKIN BROS. , Civil Engineers and Surveyors. 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Trains run on Eastern Time, which In 1(1 minutes faster than linll'alo time. Pullman Sleepinii Cars and Throuifli Coaches between P.nfl'alo nnd Pittsburgh on trains arriving Piltsburt(h 7:50 a.m., and leaving Piltsliurh 8:20 p. in. Ihroinrh t onclics bet ween J'lttsliiirch and It ii Il.ilo and Parlor Cars between lluf- falo nnd Oil City on tn.lns leavinir Pitts- bti ru 8.45a.m., arriving pitlsbniK 8:00p.m. 7r-Tickets sold and baiiirmro rliiM-ketl to all principal points. (iet lime tallies Kivinir. lull information from Companv's Auents. WM. S. IlALt)WlN, (ien'lPass'r Ag't, OKO. S. (iETCHELL. Uon'l Sup't. Nos. 41 it 43 lOxcliaiiKP St., Jttill'alo, N. Y. J. L. CRAKJ, Attent, Tionesta, Pn. n Col. Rob't C. Insrersoll. Da..I aCM I. nn hi. TaMlr Tt llata 4jrret ii.tru1 strenpt h fturt Ttrr llrmftrk 4 able QiiHlltit'M. Kvry Oillo llousolmld nnd 4 WurkBhop will nnd tt lnvuluablo. Jtti-au Atc'y. aal ,000,000 Bottles I mi i. ... ai.... Hoyal VjlauUI 44lu Mentis Kvrrythlnr 8olul aa llck ! 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T AM NICELY LOCATED at my old 1 htaiul, and 1 am prepared to attend to all my friends, and the public generally, who need ANYTHING IN THE GUN VM I klmll keep a perfect stock of a1! inds of AMMUNITION! And all kinds of FISH INC TACKLE. I shall also continue to handle the VIiUoM Sewing Machine, And the CHIGAG0 SINGER SEWING MACHINE Come and see rue. You will find ui ALWAYS AT HOME. Muzzle Loaders made to order and w ar ranted. prTR EPAIRING IN ALL ITS UU1J BRANCHES PROMPTLY AND FAITHFULLY DONE. 13. A. IIAMMVIX. Tidloute, Pa., Aug. 12, ' DR. FREASE'S WATER CURE ES TABLISHMENT A health institu tion in its LSOth year. For nearly all kind of chronio diseases, and especially the dis ease of woman. Open at all seasons. Circulars free. Address, S. Fiease, M.D.' New HrihUm, Heaver county, Pa. feb270 r. m . , h oo 7 :.o 4 :w 4 :io 4 4'Jfl :t io ;13 io l'.M. j A.M. l'.M. I'.M.II'. M. 2 :i! 12 4.'! II !!( lain rj(i7itrs t'2 0.r. II WifKM t'2 0i! 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