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EDITOK.
WEDXKSDAl MOnNlJiG, KOV. 4, Y&i.
WASHINGTON LETTER.
From our regular Correspondent.)
Washimoto.v, D. CJ, Oct. 31, '85.
First Assistant Postmaster General
fttevctinon has lioeu very busy since
his return from tbe West. Hi olfice
is the mecca about which the politic.!
pilgrims gulhcr for solace. Ilin desk
is pile ! up with papers concerning the
fourth-claps post offices t high that
he in almost hid, and bis room is
crowded coutiuutii'y. Thus far there
have been about 7,500 fourth-class
offices filled, leaving 44,000 yet to
deal with. Of the presidential offices
about 550 hare been filled aud about
1,800 are left.
Treasurer Jordan is going to make
a savace attack upon the Bland sil
ver dollar in his annual report. He
has about half a dozen clerks hard at
work collecting matter for the report
now, and he is himself at work night
aud day. He is going over all the
old records, and is having a document
compiled, showing how much it has
cost the government annually for the
transportation of silver. The figures
mount up astoundiugly. He is ac
cumulating many other facts detrimen
tal to the daddy dollar with which ho
expects to surprise Congress, aud he
will sum up the whole with an exhaus
live argument to prove it impractica
ble as currency aud detrimental to the
financial welfare of the country.
The correspondence accompanying
Judgo Thoraan's resignation as a mem
ber of the civil service commission is
not very effusive on the President's
part. Tbe resignation is accepted and
is to take effect at once. Mr. Eaton's
jplace also becomes vacant in a few
-days, so that there must he an inline
mediate reorganization of the commia
sion. Dr. Gregory will stay awhile to
induct the new members into their
functions, but he, too, will leave the
service when this duty has been per
formed. It has been said that the President
-will find difficulty in getting accepta
ble men to fill the vacancies, but such
a claim is born of a wish to see the
failure of the commission and had no
rubstantial basis in fact. At the prop
er time the names will be announced,
and it is not likely that they will
prove to be culled from amoDg the
small group to which it is said the
choice is restricted. The positions to
be filled are among the most honora
ble ia the public service and the Pres
ident will not be unable to find good
men to take them.
At the conference Tuesday after
noon between Secretary Whitney, the
assignees of John Roach, and the
members of the advisory board, the
Secretary called for a report from the
assignees concerning the organization
of the yards where the work is to be
done, the compensation of the work
men, etc. This report will be made
in a few days, and the order to pro
ceed with the work will probably then
be given.
The accounting officers of the Treas
ury department 'a?e consented to de
lay charging u , 'Ualarythe
amount expended by Admiral Jouelt
in entertaining visitors to the Tennes
see at the New Orleans exposition, ac
cording to the decision of tbe second
controller, until the matter has been
brought to tbe attention of Congress.
The amount in questiou is only $400,
but it is desired to have some definite
action taken which may serve as a
precedent in the future. The Secreta
ry of the Navy now has the matter in
charge, and through biro it will be
brought to tbe attebtion of Congress.
Admiral Jouett, when asked about it
this morning, said be knew nothing
ou tbe subject, as it was in the hands
of the Secretary, but he was satisfied
that Congress would have something
to say about it this wicter. He added
'I have yet to find the mau in the
United States who is not opposed to a
position io which naval officers are
.. laced when brought into relations
"ith naval representatives of foreign
ouo tries." L.
Ik the people of Ohio want to find
ut how popular John Sherman is and
. t hear the imperative demand' from
very direction that be shall be re-
uroed to the Senate, tbey will keep
' p the idle talk of substituting anoth-
: Republican candidate. Iiulianapo-
t Jounml.
R. WEXK,
AHA! AHAYJ!
811 12 OI FOR O.IJAY!
PENNSYLVANIA ROLLS UP
OVER 30,000 MAJOR
ITY FOR HIM.
THAT SAME OLD COON!
ccmrai up sMixixci i
York State Close with the Demo
crats in the Lead !
OTHER STATES.
The news from Pennsylvania is
grand. The old .Keystoue rolls up
over 30,000 majority for State Treas
urer, Matthew S. Quay. This ia a
gain of more than 10,000 over the'
vote on State Treasurer two years ago,
and is a most glorious victory.
NEW YORK.
The news from New York would in
dicato that Hill, Democrat, was elect
ed Governor by a small majority.
These claims all come from a Demo
cratic source, nnd consequently are
not strictly reliable.
VIRGINIA.
The indications are that the Demo
crats have as uttual carried Virginia,
but by a greHtly reduced majority
Fitzhugh Lee, of very unsavory mem
ory, will domineer the State in the
Governor's chair.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Massachusetts remains loyal to tbe
Republicans, electing her Governor
by 18,000 majority.
And Little Forest !
She Gives Quay a Booming
Majority and Elects the
Whole Ticket.
Judge Proper gets there Notwith
standing the National's Lies.
The result in Forest county on the
Stt ticket couldn't be improved on,
and on th county ticket it wan un
comfortably close yet the Republicans
win a signal victory. It was a cam
paign of mud-slinging on the part of
the Forest National, against a decent
and honorable canvass on the part of
Republicans in which the former came
out as usual covered with mud with
out the slightest glory. After awhile
that editor ought to learn, if his skull
is not too thick, that when he wants
to beat a man for office he should
champion his cause. That always
turns decent people in the other di
rection. The only barm he did the
Republicans was in disgusting bis own
party and driving it to the support of
the Greenback candidate. Below we
give the official vote iu the county.
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State Treas. iA. J mturo
1 1 5 w &
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s 2H 1 &14 13 :J4
4H -J.1 14 8 41 tl 4i
itt i4 15 al 17 lti 64
Sti :!H 3 II S5 lit 411
4.) 38 111; 19 'il W
4!t Hi II
:tsi 18 an 3 15
44 34 8 4 3 2H 2S
oh 34 20 13 35 12 82
64 31 t l3 13 10
llstl 303 108 41) 40 1.'55 414
Tionesta boro...
Tionesta twp ...
dreen
Harmony
Hickorv
Went lfowe
Host Howe
.lenks
Kinsley
JSarnett
Total
Majoritiem Quay, 183 ; Proper 6. P.
M. Clstrk, lor District Attorney, received
in TioneHta loro, 85, TioneHta townsiiip,
iieen, ;i3, llariiiony, 04, Hickory, -Jti,
W. Howe, ;.', j:. Howe, 41, JenkH, SO,
KtnHluy, 07, Harnett, til. Total, iyj'2.
Death of General McCUIIan.
Major Genera! George B. McClel
Ian died at his home in Orange, N. J.
ou the morning of Oct. 2d, at 2
o'clock, if iiptirnlgia of the heart, af
ter v ry In it f illneM.
(icnenil 11. IJ. M' CIiIIhm whs lorn
in Philadelphia, Decemlor 3, 1S2G,
being the third child of Dr. George
McL'lelUn. After a short private
couroe of study he was sent to the
University of Pennsylvania. In 1842
he entered tha military academy at
West Point, and whilst there whs most
proficient in his studies, lie gradu
ated in 1841!. He tutered the Uuited
States service as second lieutenaul ; iu
September of the same year was sent
to Mexico and temnined there until
1S4.S. Upon his return he was ita
tioued ut West Point. Iu 1855 Mc
Clellait wa sent by the United States
government tn the Crimea to observe
and study the tactics of that sireat
campaign. Iu 1851 he resigned his
commission in lie army. Upon the
outbreak of the ''late unpleasautness"
he was one of the first to respond to
tbe call for troops, his first cominund
being iu West Virgiuitt. In July
18G1 hd was called to Washington,
aud there began to diill aud instruct
the raw troops. In 1862 be conduct
ed the celebrated peninsular" campaign
and advauced to a position before
Richmond, but in 18C3 was compelled
to retreat from befoie that city. This
movement, conducted as it was iu the
face of a superior force, was executed
in the most masterly manner. Iu
August 18G2 he was practically re
lieved of his command by the with
drawal of the most of his troops; tlieu
came the battle of Bull Run, August
30, 1802, in which the uuioti forces
were almost annihilated. The rtsult
of this battle was to place McClellan
again io command aud he distinguish
ed himself by the success at South
Mountaiu and Anlietam. On Novem
ber 5tb, 18G2, iu consequence of diffi
culties betweeu himself aud (he gov
ernment, he was relieved of his com
mand aud ordered to report at Tren
ton. IIu received the democratic
nomination for the presidency in 1864,
but carried only the states of New
Jersey, Kentucky aud Delaware.
Upon the day of the election ho re
signed his pobition in the tinny and
soon after mado an extended tour of
Europe. Upou his return he engaged
in' various engineering enterprises, tin 1
wrote several books on engineering
and military matters. lie was elected
governor of New Jersey and served
for one term.
o
Ferdinand Ward, the notorious
swindler who gulled General Grant
out of his forluue, aud was undoubt
edly the cause of hastening the Gen
eral's death, was luft week convicted
of grand larceny, iiud on Saturday
was sentenced to ten years in Sing
Sing penitentiary. He will be en
gaged iu stove mounting as an employ
ment fur tbe present. Thus has jus
tice been quickly meted out to anoth
er gigantic rascal.
A female burglar has been detect
ed io Milwaukee, but she conceals her
real name, as she says she does not
want to be appointed to a Federal
office.
J. T. Breuuan has now for sale
136 acres of warrant 5213 and 5214,
Kingsley Twp., probably on the new
oil belt. Also 108 acres of warrant
5186, aud 79 acres of warrant 5187,
in same twp. 1000 acres, warrant
No. 2836, Tionesta township. 390
acres, warrant No. 5186, Kingsley
township. 143 acres, known us "Lil
lie Farm," Allegheny township, Ve
uango Co. 70 acres near Enterprise,
Warren county. 6m.
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IN TI1H EXCHANGE
MOST COMPLETE Stock of E1IKNITUIIE
. 11 .v '-i 1 11 r- u
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This Is the only Store you enn oscond and
stairs. Froe ride in tho Elevator in tho EXCHANGE BLOCK.
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L0Tni3S(J CLOTHING CLOTHING!
If yoimro in nond of ANYTHING In tho lin of CLOTH-
DltKSS iOOUS. nr anvthinir
enn tind
A GOOD ASSORTMENT IN ALL DEPAltT-
. It T IIAIIt.'! rLi k ,tj tri
MENTS at H. J. HOPKINS
Wednim the BEST ASSORTMENT, FINEST (KIOIW, and
LOWEST PRICES OF AN Y HOUSE IN THIS COUNTRY.
.Stop in and et our PriccH, boo onr Stwk. and von will hn
convinced that we niean'wlmt wo Ray. Wo aim' to keep our
GROCERY, FLOUR AND
full of FRESH COOI1S A f
HEAT. COME AND SEE.
SHOWING GOODS.
IT. J. HOPKINS & CO.
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Wholesale tmimm an3 EUaaafscfDrers' Apm
Boots, fcfcs, eg eii sfoiiis,
7J3 and 725 Liberty St., (Head
Regular Aittion Sai.h.
Every WEDJiK'iJiAY r.l il . X.
Crdor: Ec: ::v: ?rcrv
? tll goods ?o to 2; p. r cci.' lr--r t.r:i
direct from the factor, or from my vir-.-lirii
handling good in my lint ln.it it will ..y
chases. As my ctock is r.lways ery fuli of
yon hnve a larger line to sol-i t f:rin -usv p-c t nn show ly snmpi. N'y Fall
StyleA ore the lui'OMt'.i j.t rml i.-st fco.l- si'm-i I v Any oVlcV in the United States.
My specialties arc finis. 1 I-caJiiCr an 2. MOilii.-it Xjeullug I am the
Only uulbrr Ajjcrc- ;.j Pittebursh,
and offer tW f.;il 'H?":tl:r T.-rvcr. At,t and National '
Kubber Comp:. t!f ..,.a.-..r, u: ;r; i. -h-t -i!,fint It met hy obbers; be
sides, 1 alwtys have a i all it- .1 -,',-.,.1. . ;1. - 11 . .. .K .u f :u W&, at 10 to
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f300 &l2e in itaV
eal Calf Cp Toe Monk l't
o jer ccni. oeiow in? nrrvu. 0:1 tvi.l.i.l.
al .. !l i.
..an Joe I look li 1 1 i-i I '01,1,1 -
Jolia Man .'?'' v'
" O ANDEE
"WITIT
DOUBLE THICK
BALL.
Ordinary RuMmt Boota
always wear out flint on
the ball. Tho OASIMIK
Itoots ara douUe ltick
on tho twit, and five
DOUBLE WEAK.
Most tconomtcal Rabhrr
Boot in the market.
Lasts longer than any
other boot and the ,
T1XIVZ SO U1CUEB.
Cull and ex
amine tho
food,.
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RiIllNSON A l;t INNER,
'JIONE.STA, PA
LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN ON
'I'll E LOSS OK
A Loi-tnio on ,tlm Nature, Treatment
and Rudicid en r of JSeinin.ii WuukneHM,
or Njeriiiiitnrrhte:i, iiidu-nil by self-abilso,
Involuntary EinUroons, 1 111 1 .. : t-in-Nervous
Debility, and Impediment to Mar
riage, treneiiilly i Coiisimiptioii, Flpilopsy
and Fits j Mental anil Physical lm-ajmei-ty,
Ac l'.y ROBERT J. CULVER
WELL, M. D.
The world-renowned author, in this ad
mirable lecture, clearly proven from his
own experience that the awful consequen
ces of bolf-abiiMe may be effectually re
moved without dangerous surgical opera
tions, bougien, inntrumenlH, rings or cor
dials ; pointing out a mode of euro at
onco curtaiu, and effectual, by which ev
ery Hullerer, no matter what his condition
may be, may cure himself cheaply, pri
vately and radically.
Or-This lecture will prove a boou to
thousamls and thousands.
Sent under Heal, in a plain envelope, to
any address, oat-paid, 011 receipt of
four cents or two postage stamps. AJdresa
THE 0ULVEEWELL MEDICAL CO.,
41 Ann St., N. V., N. Y., P. O. Ho 1j0
0T
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BLOCK, HAS THE
OF EVERY MCSCltlPTION,
TOO NUMEROUS TO
M.ENTION IN
DETAIL.
PRICES LOWER THAR EVER
TO SUIT THE TIMES.
'ITH THE LATEST IM-
r - . f ' ( v a K.T A Nil
tP STYLE OF HEARSE
a ..-j
descend Five Stories without cllniin
liuiiiiiiiuiu
x . r)5.)."5. 5.")5.riur.Vi. 5 t
kont in n (lnirul stnvn vAi!
A CO.'H.
FEED' DEPARTMENT
PRICES THAT CAN'T BE
WE TAKE PLEASURE IN
?f liliiilllli" 1 1 J
118851
( V..c,l,, riTTBHURGII, PA, '
C"ti at Factor v ruicr.,
AT I'MIVATK.S.VLE.
&n 1 C&refal A:t3ntion.a
iy.' I TrpuV, &nd deliver either
in i':t,.liiiri;!i. &ni c;oi aure merchants
io ta.i on iiic het'oro inaiing their pur-
- . '
r !.-.:- ).l .,i y (i ,-.!. 1 sell the Hest
a . : i. r in the li. S. 1 sell a Men's
Si.lc. Si :.! 1 1 I A 1 1 ! 1 M iK.t ,-n.. r.t.il
T!p" Shoes.
aaamf 1111 mi iiaiiianiai ,n ininwaiM
Health isWealtli.
Dn. V. C. WrsT's Nkkvk and P.hais
Trkatmkst, 11 miuii'iiUod i-pocilit! lor
Hymcria, liizim-ss, 1I vulsionx. Fi's
Kervoiitt Niurulria. H.'adm-lic, JCcrvus
Prostrntio'i ciiHd liy tl o u of ali-nhol
or toliai-co, WHkcl'nlnoss, Mentul Iciips
Kion, Soiii.niiijt of thn Ii a 11 niiltinfT in
lnnanily and leading to niiKfry. dotuv mid
death. Pi t mature old Ak 'llumtiinusK,
Loss of niM'or in cither Hex, In voluiitiiry
Loshi'm and S)oriiintorrhoi'ii nii-od bv
ovcr-cxi'itinn of the brain, solt'-iibuso or
over lndultfi'in-. Ein'li box i-ontiiiim 01.0
month' treatment. $1.00 a box, or six
boxes tor $.00. aent by ntuil jrciaid on
receipt of prieo.
WE (iUARANTEE SIX IIOXES
To euro any ease. With eaeh order re
reiveil by n for Hix boxea, Hi-enmpiiniod
with t").oi), wo will send the purelm.-er our
written guarantee to refund tho money if
the tjeutinent doe-, not ell'eet a eiiic.
Oimraiitee IhsuoiI only by John O. WeMt
A Co., MM W. Madison St., Chii UKO, HI.
SWfc ACME PENEYRATIVt
POSITIVELY BURN
STUMPS.
No crude petroleum,
but la a com
pounil, whu-li, If put in
iliu hiuntp uud sei fire
tu, will burn it,
ROOTS ANO ALL,
GREEN OR DRY.
Pond ai.uo for enouirh
Penetrative to burn li
larifeor IHKnittll HttiiopH.
KaOBf uolton tfunranlnud
or money obeerfully ro
fuiided. 8end for lllua-
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AsCDta Wanted.
AddreHa
'$,)X New Carlisle, Ohio,
THE BOSS LIVERY STABLE.
W. A. KAGLE-i, Proirietoh.
'His best Livery Tionesta ever had is
now run by inc. I iMiarautco to furnish
better and l'aMcr rigs lor less money than
have ever been put out in this section. I
can always tit travelers out on shortest
notice, and parlies coming from a distance
need never be disappointed if they call mi
me. W. A. E.VOLrS.
H. C. WHITTEKIN.
Civil Engineer and Surveyor. .
TIONESTA PA.
Land and Railway Surveying a Specialty,
Magnetic, So'ar or Triangulation Survey
ing. I'.el of Instruments and work.
Ternife ou application.
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A nonioN ai. Tiiain Leaves Klir.on
11:05am, Warren 12:50pm, Irvineton 1:50
pin, Tidiouto 3:20pm, Tionesta 4:E0pm, ar
rives Oil Citv (1:45pm.
ADimioNAt, Train Leaves Oil Cltv
(1:00 inn. Oleopoiis 0:40 am, Eagle Rock.
0:5r.nm, President 7:02am, Tinneata 7:52ani
Hickory 8:4iiu, Triinkevville OMiOam.Tld
onto i:5(lam, Tliompsoii 11:00, arrives
Irvineton ll:."0nni, Warren 12:50pm, Kin
nun 2:05pm, Sugar Run 2:20, Corydon 3:00,
Onovillo 3.15, Wolf Run 3.30. Quaker
Ri lclge 3:40, Red House 4:10, .Nalanmiicft
5:02, South Carrollton 5:30, South Vanda
lia 5:IS, Allegheny 0:18, arrives Olean
0:30pm.
Trains run 011 Emtern Time.
Tiiains leaving Pittsburgh 8:r5nm, ar
riving Pittsburgh 7:25tini, areSolid Train
between llull'iilo and Pittsburgh.
Tiiainm leaving Pittsburgh 8;45pm, ar
riving Pittsburgh 7:40m, are Solid Train
with Pullman's Mnepimr Cars between.
RiKlalo nnd Pittsburgh.
jrif-Tickets sold nnd lm;:gaxo cheeked
t() nil pi incipul point-.
(iet time tableH giving full information
from Company's Agents.
OUO. N.'tJ ATCHELL, Oen'l Supt.
J. A K1CLI.OWS,
fJen'l Puss'r mi'' Ticket Agent,
N". 41 Exchangi" St., Itulfalo, N. V.
J. L. CR.Mli, Agent, Tionesta, Pn.
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nol n:i- yini run m a tort 11 nc In m short time, tiut
you can niHi.OH fa r. .-.'iiinre, L.ineHt living. AtttuUoa
thin (j.iiirr wli - a 04 rite. Aildn-M
TUU llOWU '.'JiWlNtJ AIACSIINB CO.,
No. I Tmh St., riitsbursh. Pa.
11. M. HEltMAN,
SUCCESSOR TO
O.W.DIMIOK,
PINE STATIONERY,
SPORTING AMD HOLIDAY GOODS,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
IF1 JEi TT IT S &G C .
Also Affeu't for Estey, Sterlinjr, Slio
iiiner, aud Cloiili 'c Warren Oreans.
Decker Jims., J. it C. Pisher, C. D. Peaso
t Co., and Win. Knahe Pianow. Jiottom
earth ju ices (riven. Cull and examine cata
logues and prices.
Tionesta, Pa. Sept 17,
JOli WORK of every description cxectw
ted at th REPUBLICAN ( tiicf.
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