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EDITOR.
WEDNKSDAl N0R5I1XG, Jl'NE ii, IS85.
1 . '"i1
Announcements.
Announcements will be published nt
the following, strictly enxh in alranre,
rate: Aaanriate Judge ;,io; District .At-
torney, $3; Representative DcleSate,
ASSOCIATE JUDGE.
We are authored to announce JOHN
A lDAIr r : . . ... .
A. I'ROI'F.U, nr Tiimnt am n ..o.,.l l.l..i
, - " vHUI,,mi
for A ssoeiato Judjre, subject to Republi-
-
Wo -ntwi-vi
Thomson nr nrm, .V",r:.. . " .
oandi,! Aa ""J.
Itcnublican iiHHiroH. '
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
r1 T . A I? I. I.".,.. ! tni i I .
dato for District Attorney, sublcct to Re-
publican usages
REPRESENTATIVE DELECJATE.
Wo are authorized to announco F. F,
WHITTHKIN as a candidate for Ropro-
HentaUve Deleicato to the cominir State
convention, suoject to liepubiican usages,
Republicans, Attend the Primaries.
It is the duty of every lleoublican
to attend the Primary Elections next
baturday afternoon. Upon a larsre
vote and the selection of candidates
; by a full party vote depends much of
tbe party s success in the fall, and
every member should therefore make
it his especial business to be out and
assist in making the ticket to be sud
ported. Every Republican should
take part in the choice of candidates
and do his whole duty in bringing out
tbe vote. Then a cheerful acouies
cence in the result will surely bring
us victory in .November. Turn out.
GENERAL GRANT.
General Grant has been removed to
ML McGregor, near Saratoga, with
ne nope of benefiting his health,
j.ne coange nas added much to hi
spirits, but will hardly be the means
of restoring his health entirely. The
General knows, and has within a week
expressed to a near friend his own as-
cu.-uLB, mat ne is constantly growing
weaker and more exhausts Ha
1..t u r . i, .. "
w a a i
.J. l'a inat be s
Jttuiuz OUL. and that at l.
lading out, and that at the end he
-vu.u ,ruouoiy pass away peacefully
ot Heart failure; when the mainspring
of vitality had uncoiled and when the
physical machinery had run down it
would stop. Such is tbe General's
anticipation of the end which he
calmly realizes is not a long way dis
lant and impossible to avert.
i
Ix may be judicious sound a note
vi aiarm io me administration, anent
a. i . . . . . i
a proposal beinsr tomDtinelv nresented
to it to tk tn TT;.0,i e..;.- i. . .. j
w ..w w aiV4 UlttltCa 1 U IKIH I
.,tf - -
v. nuu-ireaeunes ana aistrib- Id
"' nrouuu amoncr oronttrlu se. I
iected banks, which are to be made
national depositories. We will recall
the fact that in old times, during Vau
xiurena administration, the Demo
cratic party as a sub-Treasurer was
not a success. Its selection, of custo
dians was unfortunate, and a repeti
tion of that experience would be un
fortunate for it now. The Renubli
cans have left them a very well guard
.i c : i . ....
""auciai system wiiicn it can use
, av vuu moo i
t boAn . n 1 . 1 ... I
Z:lLrJ'T:i,c?Dltol?vet
i "u uaiier Keep us
Democratic financiers who come with
propositions for a change of system nt
.Bam' 1 -. a l mi . .
aimo jeugm. ine aainimstration
hould not bse eight of the fact that
emocrats have a chronic autinathv
ia surplus and act accordingly
V-ritsburg Telegraph.
, thi .
,y
junuira Advertiser says "well
authenticated rumors are floating
through the southern tier that Mr.
Laruout, tho President's private secre
tary, is quietly but actively at work
in different parts of the Sate of New
York, by means of correspondence, in
fixing up delegations lor Governor
Hill." This may be true, but we don't
believe the Advertiser can give the
Republicans faith enough in New
York Democratic stupidity to believe
the effort can be successful. We sus
pect New York Republicans would be
willing to contribute liberally to se
cure Goveruor Hill's nomiuatioo. ns
the mau they are to knock out this
fall.
Frank IIurd was beaten at the
ast Congressional election, but that
vitkes no difference. The House will
htve a Democratic majority and they
can seat whom they please. The free
traders will need Frank's help, so he
proposes to contest the seat of Romeis
who defeated him before the people,
aud have his party reverse the peo
ple's verdict. Of course he will suc
ceed, as the practico of the Democrats
io the last Cougrcss io like cases detn-
Reiraies.
J. R. WENK,
WASHINGTON LETTER.
From our regular Correnpondent.
Washington, D. C, Juoe 20, '85.
There is do relaxation in the de
mand for places under the Govern-
rueul. Chiefs of departments and bu
rcaus still find their time almost whol
ly occupied in considering applica
tions lor appointments. The Interior
Department seems to be the objective
' , - .
P0,Dt f"r mo8t of the ofEce 8eeker8-
The KrcatC8t crowd n,ay 1)6 8een
t. - ITZ ..TO . T T I
I t hfl flfTi Tk
I V. ......... J ... .Ml I A Mil
.i .- n .i ,
i am st-uu Lilt th in nil r VBrvmrt
moods. One can make an exhaustive., . V" earj
.....i .r .L .... ... ... ,..
BUU' 01 lue S'e','M m ine omce 01 11,6
Secretary of the Interior. '"It is real-
-
ly tlie best place in the world to study
nnraoolilalliia n a
alive as
U CBme Irom fcecretry laniar 8 office
on l riday. "It is the place of all
others where a mau makes an effort to
appear at his best and he generally
appears at his worst. I never saw
anything like it. It is worse than the
crowd struggling to get to the ticket
wagon of a country circus."
1 he next best place to studv the
wiles of the office seeker is across the
way at the Post Office department,
Postmaster General Vilas is on hand
very promptly at 9 o'clock everv
morning, and from that time till noon
be .s crowded with callers. Some of
them have a story as long as your arm
and it don't amount to much when it
IS told. "Such people seem to think
,. , .. ; ' , .
tnat the more of the becretary s time
they can take the better it is for thp.r
- 1
chances," said one of the assistants
yesterday. "On the other hand, there
area great many who call in that
b. . , .
o would much better have filed
their papers and walked awav. Thev
their papers and walked away.
j
tire everybody out."
Secretary and Mrs. Manning have
a farce house in the "West V.nA "
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Brown, of Phil
.InM,, ;. c.. .i..
llnLriWr Z
for it. It has fine erounds. with sum-
mer pavilion, spacious sal'on, library
and sleeping apartments, and has the
finest location in the Army and Navv
T. : u .1 m.
muiwwi a wan ulu u u ku ti v iiih hi
? . ' J
fated benorUarca, Spanish Minister,
-1.. i.u. v.. v i. -.
whose suicide in New York city a few
years ago many people remember.
In the President's library the other
day I uoticed that visitors and their
busiuess are disposed of with astonish-
in2 TPdity. Mr. Cleveland begins
..,l.'i ft " . ,, , 7 -
od tne lelt, and walks slowl v from one
to another as seated around the mom
He listens closely, but does little I
taiking. One of uia visitors the oth-
flo "I...""
vB " '"i uiuuuo. very vouotr
. wh. had probably voted for tbf
XT t . .
Br8: ume ,ast -November. His com
in-
... I
P'a'DLWB9. a00Ul 8ome P08taI service
Jlr- A resident, I assure you, all the
.1 . 1
upmere are very much
ssat sfipd. Tip. ,anf ..k..
saia toe vounp mnn. Thn Tpi,iant
ooke1 t nim pleasantly and replied
in a tone of soothing inquiry, "I
thought tbe mails were carried f.r
everybody.
Republican Primary Election.
Pursuant to a Resolution of tha
members of the County Committee.
paosea on me iytu day of May, 1885,
it is ordered that the UennhliAn t
ers of forest County meet on
fi A TTTP n A V TTTMP i)T ioo:
u..v.wai,uuilJJ4l. lOOJ.
' 9
t2n'clMk . m., t the fllowin2
named i laces of bo diDc Primary
i?i-!. ... :. . 7
Hit:
Barnett. Jacob
Maze Carpenter
Shop.
Jenks. Eastern nrerinrf at Ttvmm
OlttUOl).
Jenks, Central precinct, at Marien
vine.
Jenks, Southern precinct, at Gil
foyle. Harmony, Upper, at 'Flemi&g
School House.
Harmony, Lower, Allender School
House.
Howe, Upper, at Crookston.
Howe, Middle, at Gusher City.
Howe, Lower, at Balltowo, where
the voters of Upper Kingsley, will
vote also.
Hickory, Upper, at Braceville.
Hickory, Lower, at Hotel of J. W.
BalJ.
Kingsley, at Newtown.
Green, Upper, at Guiton School
House.
Green, Lower, at Nebraska.
Tionesta Township, and Borough,
at tbe Court House.
At which time and places they will
by l heir votes nominate:
One person for Associate Judge.
Oue person for District Attorney.
One person for Representative Del
egate to the Slate Convention.
Each District ji)l elect one person
to serve as a Member of the County
Committee for the ensuing year.
The Polls will remain open until
7 o'clock p. m., of said day.
Return Judges will meet at the
Court House, Tionesta Borough, on
the following Tuesday, June 30, 1885,
at 2 o'clock p. m.
Jhe attention of tbe election hoardu
is respectfully called to the Rules gov
erning Primary Elections in this
county, ruq wnicn win be published
in the I ORK3T IiEPtint.trAN in lnn
tune. We also call the attention of
the different election hnnrda tn fl.a
following Act of Assembly, pamphlet
laws oi loot, page 13, "that from and
alter tne passage of tins Act it is here
by made the dutieif of lha .Tmlona Tn.
Spec tors and Clerks, or other nffinpra
, - 6 1 nm"J JectUoOB' Mr-e e."'
tenog upon the discharge of their du-
ties, severally to take and subscribe
to the following oath or affirmation io
Ik. f U ..I r
. f- . I T '
I t.hfl nrpspiirp nf cooh i.iU. In fm
I ' ---X,.. WIULI , 1.1 I U I IU U9
fnllnwa. nnmelvr"
i ----- i j
1 Wl11 s oufige, inspector or
Clerk fas the case ruav at th ph.
suinc eleciion imnartiallv J iith.
I -p Miiva auiwia-
iojlj pertorm my duties in accordance
wllD ine Jaw8 and constitution of the
CominOIIWCftlth of Pennvvlvania and
iti accordance with the rules and ratr
illations adopted bv the IIiTinlilipnn
party of the Counly of Forest, for the
government of said primary elections,
men ing or caucus, to the best of mv
i . ........ '
juopemeni and ability."
We trust everv KeDublican will
" i .....
turn out ami see mat a lull vote ia
P!led. C. A. Randall,
Chairman of Republican Co. Com.
Republican Primary Rules.
RULES GOVERNING THE REPUBLI-
i Ai ntuiAKi ELECTIONS OF
FOREST I'OlTVTV
1. The raniliit.itps for tha nAimral r.m....
snail nave tncir names announced in ono
J or moro of the county papers at least three
J I i uv ji - t II 7T7
weeks nrevions to thn PHmarv Ai,ti, ,
ct.-i,'..,. 4i, i i , . . !
nuuillU LlllT OHR'H. nun r4iiiiifKr rn i no antimi
"V"?..8" 1,1 l l(,.R'''l primary meetings.
mo voters Deionginir to the Itepubli-
n oartv in each township and borough
V.. ' to be designated, by !
I . . -"."'"ee, at tne usual place
'f holding spring elections, at 2 o'clouk P.
nnu jji.nrai i.i riuui. one person tor
Jndgp. and two persons for Clerks who
s,,Bl1 forma Board of Elections to receive
i --v.. vn.t.niinc urtf me proper
persons to vote, and who shall hold the
2!!! ?L,5n."nA'i 7..'clocH. M- Aftertho
polls are opened, the candidates announced
shall bo balloted for; the name of each
person voting shall bo written on a list At
the time Of vofimr nn nuraim ni
low-ed to vote more than onco for the same
uiiiue.
3. After the noils nrn ..1i-.ui.l t.A
1 ... v ...wo.,. iUU Ulll
snail proceetl to count . tho votes that each
2S
JuAn" u, l,orH-: .
lntedV"
nLZr
S8 l"e f nmar-v M" at 2 o'clock P.
h Vln!h5 .ret"rPR d ? ljt of voters.
8ml t hn lUPSAn A "
Wt -V;.. i"rnesinuiiner
the nominee 7r ZS. 'area
r. V i
equal number of votes for tho same oillce,
...o -iiuKin Biiaii proceed to ballot for a
uioice, me person having the righeft
............ t., (Jie nominee,
0. The Return .Iiilrma ut.1l 1...
. , rumi no Wlliuv
tent to reject Ky a majority, tho returns
troin anv disinct wh
of fraud, either in the retiwns or other-
"'""'. emier in tne retiwns or other-
wise, and shall reind. tim.n v. i.. .i i
evidence of three or more nersons votinir
rtii!i?.l.r.I-n,Hr3r 1,,ectlu wlio aro not Ko-
7. The Return Judges nimii nnnini rv..
ferAPs.r'"-'.l
, neuauirini aim
fZ'
ine person who may receive flio larirest
Illl m lift I if Vnf iVB noul 4Vk 4 L aOI ... " I
the person who mar t-ooaU'.. n. 1.....
O. 1 hO Ketlin. .Tiwlirntz n.QiF f n.. :
change the mode and manner of selectinir
candidates as thev mv 1 i.H
the people at their primary meetings, duo
llllt.ll'A lmitu. 1... .u- r . -
.,1,, uy ulo county uoin
mittee. J
I. The Chairmnn nf Mm rv....... o
miKi.?...!. I I"",.. '"J
nn,,, ui; rtiirc(i io issue a call in
pursuance of the action of tho Count v
M&M MAGAZINE RIFLE.
W-- - , I 1
-iT,w-' 'Vv.-v.ii-..,;3
Govt, and 40-no
Crali CartrlJrc.
utav araaun . aaorEpriv un
THF RFCT PITI r tn th. wond for Ur-o
nc DtSI nlf Lt (raraa. Superior in oou
rjoy, rpid)ty, mndoi and finlnh to any oUirr.
R A I I A R n Pllry. Sprrtlna and Turf-t
Marlm Pu-e Arms Co., New Haven, Con-.
1845. F0ETY YEARS) SUCCESS. 1185.
WWE STAND AT THE HEAD.
1,800,000 Hove Swing Machines ia actual mm.
jui, Latest Success.
A
V WW w
IWlik Ik. Mnll...... --4 . i
Of Forty yean, the Hawe Company now odor a ma
China tuperior ta any and all oilier. It combine
every requisite; uat nsn arm; It Light Running
Nalselefti i Attrflrtiv - RnMiitlfitl In Finish. D.-. 1
In
ui.
Workmanship ; Perfect Mitch ; Self-Threatling Shut-
tie; uncqjLitq fontions; tadoit lo Operate I
the
mnftt ranm Uni14ha A .n. --4 c rmrtt i.. t. .1 u
H I Kilhout Vibralion. Mai the flneet let ot Attach
inent lor lam.ly tewing, which are put up in a velvet
Mned box. It woodwork Is ot finest styles and latest
designs. It Is a household treasure. It we are not
5l,?AjRT!Me"uf WAKT N CENT I" THIS
COUNTY. Write us for catalogue of terms and prices,
lend and buy a sample machine and Introduce rt to
Iourfriends. We do not say you can make fortune
ri a short time, but you can make fair, square,
lionest living. Mention this paper when vou write
Address IHfi HOWE SEWING MACHINE CO.
No. 4 Sixth St., l'ittsburgh, Ta.
PATENTS,
Caveats, Ho-issue and Trade-Marks secur
ed, and all other patents eauses in the pat
en t Otliee and before the Courts promptly
and carefully attended to.
Upon receipt of niodel or sketch of in
vention, I made careful examination, and
advt.se us to patentability Free of charge.
Fees Moderate, and I 'make No Charge
unless patent u secured. Information,
advice and vpeciai references sent on up
phcHiion. J. k. MTT1CLL. Wa.,hinxloi,
1. C. NearU.S. Patent Ottu-e.
1 i 'M -r
Easy Running Sewing Machina
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
W4 fN 2
llOODI
&555.Vf5"X5rf.Vi5j4
rr 1 1 m i i i i i 1 1 1 i
CLOTIHIfG CLOTHING CLOTHING I
If you are In need of ANYTHING hi thn lin of CLOTH
IN(J, OVERCOATS, BOOTS. SHOES, DRY GOODS.
DRESS GOODS, or anything kept in n General .Store, vou
can rind A GOOD ASSORTMENT IN ALL DEPART
MENTS at
H. J. HOPKINS & CO'S.
Ue claim the BEST ASSORTMENT. FINEST GOODS and
LOWEST PRICES OK ANY HOUSE IN THIS COUNTRY.
Stop In and Ret our Pri'H8, aeo our Stock, mid vou will bn
convinced that we mean whut we say. Wo alm'to keep our
GROCERY, FLOUR AND FEED DEPARTMENT-
full of FRESH COODS A f
iM5,v,(i?,flAN1,!SliE'
SHOWING GOODS.
IT. J. HOPKINS & CO.
gnimiinmijg
1885J
: 555o55d5f5.r65 :
Jk BASIS
TO
Bargains in
Having purchased tho lurgo stock
GEORGE ROSS,
A "T1 QTT HlB OTSjH
21 1 l-HjXtlJJ
which, added to my own.'makes a MAMMOTH STOCK, I will sell for tho next tl.roe
months afpiiccs to distanco competition,
n-iii ham) axi siii.i;t
MACSIIXJiltY TOOL AJo'O TfiltE NTGEL.
iu if,ii:ns' iiARwwAaii, fii.i,
hajia. jlocks, iir'oits.
TA1IIIK1
'
itTTitnTiTt . --r-wv -w-.
RUBBER AND LEATHER BELTING.
IOWIKI5, SHOT, SHELLS,
CAiiTitim,i:.4 asi
us:yoi,vi:its
IIBJKS,
and everything in tho HARDWARE LINK.
Ii. G5-. TINKER,
Nos. 10 & 12 South Seneca St.,
Buckoyo force Pump
ED. HIUIB3SL,
TION EST A , PENN'A.
Administrators Notice.
Letters of Ad ministration on the estate
of Jr. C. A. ThruHh, deceased, late of
ClaririRton, Forest County, I'a., having
been i;ianted to the undersigned, nothie
1h hereby ttlven to all rernotis indebted tj
said estate to make immediate payment,
and thoi.e having legal claims against the
same will present Ilium duly authenticat
ed for settlement.
AUNEK 8PYKER, Administrator.
Hrookville, Jellerson Co.. Pa.
May :i, 1KS5.
1B WORK of everv description execu
ted at the REPUJUJCAN . Dice.
r'":":l ci e O
if-
M S I ft
M I U
M ? p
CALL AND (JET PRICES,
jiiiiiiiiiiiiuii
S4 t tN3
PRICES THAT CAN'T BE
VVK TAKE PLEASURE IN
g imiiimiMi:
1885
eil&MI5
SECURE
Hardware!!
:o:
of HARDWARE lorinurly belonging
to
UVC CS A T Tji f f
U D OillLl ! !
mox.
IA1H, BtOfi: OAKUM
c.ia, ht t.vxs,
am sj:s-'i.e:s.
SHii:S AXI MIAMI'S
Call and hoo me r writo lor pil. es.
OIL CITY, I?A..
WM.
SMEARBAUGH
& CO.,
Doalera in
CLOTHIUG,
NOTIONS, COOTS fit SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS.
G-KOOBBIES!
TOI1ACCO,
CIOARM, HARD.
WA R E, (I V E E N 8
W A R E. O L ASS W A R E,
TOYS, STATIONERY, WALL-PAPER,
COUNTRY PRODUCE. Jtc.
Goods Always First-Class.
ELEGANT BOUND FAMILY BIBLES,
f-i.ou, .i.w, fi.tM, ad upwards.
HOUSE, SIGH, CARRIAGE,
AND
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING.
Particular attention given to (Jkatv
INU. FKKsCtjlNi; ,i M.-v,, !,"V,m
iv.i' .. . ' " - ni-
n.llllMHI-llllll L'UHrKII...,! ir, ...
particular. irdcra for irescoiiiL', et- bv
mail promptly atlcnlel t :..
Roberts biiildiiirr, K, 'rjonesta, Pu.
TIM E TABLE IN EFFECT Nov. 23. 1884.
r. m.
A.M.
P.M.
H4.-V
12 10
12 111
1
2 05.
A. M.
A. M.
7 m
7 2
t7 US
7 ftO
481
arPHtsburjjh Iv
8 45
12 11
12 40
00
2 80
CM
P. M .
3 10
t: 31
1 arker...,
Foxburg...
Franklin...
4 2.i
8 Oil
2 40
1V...OII City...ar
r. m.
V.M
2 .'III
ar.Oil Citv ... v
Oleopolis
...EiijjIo Rock..,
.... I'reidont....,
, TionoMta
, llickorv
. Trnnkpvvillc.
, Tidiouto
..Thompson
,..lrvinetof)
Warrrn
15
3 40
t2 01
42
,7 HI
1 45
1 30
4 00
4 15
7 Aft
8 01
S It
8 24
8 44
f0(
9 20
9fi
A. M.
tl -2-1
t4 22
1 10
4 :in
12 60
t4 R4
12 35
6 10
f XO
6 00
12 10
11 40
A.M.
A. M.
10(H)
lv...Kinxua....ai
P.M.
P. M.
A.M.
lv...Bradford ,.r
8 00
1 1 35
A.M.
P.M.
A. M.
11 30
ar... Klny.ua.. ..lv
(1 10
14
fl 32
o :m
6 45
8 51
7 05
7 21
7 35
7 A(i
8 02
810
10 00
10 OK
11 24
... Surar ltun ...
1 1 05
.. Corydon
...Onovillo
.Wo',f Run...
102a
10 .HI
10 37
10 42
10 o7
11 12
11 2t
11 87
11 fit
10 55
10 47
10 4
Quaker Bridge.
10 2tl
..Red llouae. ...
.. Salamanca....
.So. Carrolltnn.,
..So Vandal la...
.... Allegany
v...01eau ... jir
10 10
) 55
1)44
0
f20
,12 00
A.M.
P.M.I
Additional Tit aim I n.
11:50am, Warren 1:23pm, Irvincton 2:1ft
i-m, i iiimhuo ,i:.opm, xioncetA inDjim, ar
rives khi .,uv :iipm.
A DnlTlON A L TKAllf I.pavps Oil C iv
:UO am. OleODol s 0:43 am. V.ntrtr. Hnlr
:iA'nm, i-rosiuoni. :u.'nm, I mneata 7:48nnt
iticitory i:(Wain.Trunkevvjllo 0:15am.Tl( -
onto 10:10ani. Thoninson 11 -"n. ni-rivr.
Jrvinoton ll:5.am, Wurren 1:05pm, Kin
7. 11 a 2:l0r.m. Sntriir Run '.-:( IV(rir,ln t-m
Onovillo 3:25. Wolf Run 8:40. 'tinker
I I i tni .win I rinn timiain .ni'i Uain...ii...
-'-r' ' ".in - inini iinin i
o;w, iuuin i aiToiuon fSontli vnndn-
lia 5;.",0. AlloLThPHV fi.-lH. nirlvrs Olenn
o:.nipni.
1 rains run oil Knsrnrn T m
...... ........ .....uiriKii iMirnin, HI
riving Pittsburgh 7:.rKiprn, are Solid Trains
I nilvitm I'll Ib.iii.lK u.jr.n
am j. u u;iii win I'liwourgo.
l iiains loin-lilt: I'itlshuriih K:4.tm. irr-
rlvlnir Pittsburgh 7:50mii. uro Solid TihIiim
wiin rullman Sleenini? Cars IipLwppii
Itnllnln mwl 11IImI. .....
Hl" I H'kotM Soltl nil limrfiti'-rt rlipi'kpd
to nil principal points.
ict lime tables giving full Information
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