THE FOREST REPUBLICAN.
J. E. WINK,
Editor 4 o-mtTO.
VVKPSKSDAY, OITOMKII 'M, 18W.
lti:il 1CI.K A TH'IUX
NATIONAL.
President.
ItFNJAMIN IIAKKISON,
ol' Indiana.
Vice President,
wiiitfi.avv mom,
of New York.
STATU.
.1 ndvri' of Hip Supreme Court,
.n:i)ui: .toiin dhan,
of lilair County.
Conm ose-ut-Lnriri",
A 1 , 1 C X A N I ) K U M ( I )( J U 1 ; I . I ,,
of Mercer County.
WIM.IAM I,II.M
of Carben County.
t'Ot'NTV.
I 'niuircss,
C ltAHl.DS K. AN DHKH'S,
of Clarion County.
Assembly,
.1. .1. II A Iii I IT,
of Jlono Township,
Treasurer,
JU I STAIN JAM1FSON,
of Tinnositi Township.
Surveyor,
.T. F. PKOPF.lt,
or Tionpsia P.nroiiuh.
Ollt (lirXI'II TIi'KET.
The Republican county ticket needs
no epecial piiliiiij; 1 his year. It is
compose,) of men who nre well known
for tlicir sterling worth as citizen?, as
-well hs their thorough litueM fcr the
ofliccs (or which they have been placed
in nomination liy their party. Capt.
John J. Hnight, the n.unineQ fur As
semhly is so well ntnl favnrnhle known
to the large majority of our voters
that nothing we could say would add
to his popularity. A gentleman ol
the soundest judgment, strictest integ
rity urn) lirmcst devotion to principle,
ho will make lp"isla'.or whom the
people can lie to when a vote for the
rtht is needed 111 the halls of legisla
tion. Cupi. llaiyht is u man whom
:iouo eau twel ve from the performance
of a duty he believe s to he rihl. and
we believe ull who kt.ow him have
formed such an opinii.n of the man
A Kepuhliean of the most loyal stamp,
and a soldier whoso rtcrd is one to be
proud of. Viewed from uny standard
and he is found a man, mid he will
liouor the country which honors him
with election to the House of Repre
sentatives. Quintain Jainicsuii, a Forest county
boy born uml bred, is the Republican
nominee for County Treasurer. If a
life spent iu industry, molality and
honesty counts for anythinc tbeD
Quiut ilescrves well at the hands of
Ins native county Of a quiet and
pleasrt.it deposition be lias friondb
wherever he goes or is knnwo. His
business is farming, to which he has
devoted his energies for nearly bis
whole lif.-time. llo is a man who
makes little fuss at anything he does,
but c, inducts all his business in that
unostentatious way which we all ad
mire iu any mini, and his canvass for
the olliee to which he aspiirs has been
chaneteii.ed by su-h a respectful
tnauner that his enemies eveu can
have found no flaw in his gentleman
ly bearii g. Of his capabilities for the
office there is no question of doubt,
and thai he will udminister the cfliee
in the same quiet business like way
that he conducts ull his affairs there is
also uo question of doubt. No Repub
lican who believes iu honoring a
worthy man f ,j9 parly will for a
moment think of culling the name oi
(Juintuiu Jainieson. If the people
want to help a man win earns bis
bread by the sweat (,f bi9 brow they
will elect him by a haudsouie ma
jority. J. I I'roper is our candidate for
County Surveyor. It is an oflice
which, while n it uf any consequence
iu a pecuniary sense, is still oue of
much importance to the people, and
should have u practical and through
business incumbent. .Such an one is
'Jsnuiro I'roper, uud he will mako a
good ollicial in that capacity as be lias
done heretofore. He should, and we
believe will, have the full paity votent
his back end more.
And now, Republicans, what have
you d jiiu and uhat are doing toward
llio achievement of our usual victory
in this couuty? Have you beeu vigi
lant in keeping the lines straight in
your locality, und seeing that the ene
my has mude no inroads ou them? If
nut, ihen you have neglected your
duty us a Republican in u very im
portant year; a year, to; which means
more lo the pPo-penty of the couutry
than one cuii picture at a casual
glance, and you should not lose a mo
ment's time iu doing what you have
left utid..::e. Tall; lo your neighbor,
und if he is not waked up ihen wake
him up iu that the vole is golteu
out, and when it 1 mil see that it goes
into the ballot bos straight. No Re
publican can .,H'r, to rpjit bis ticket
ibis fall. It is dangerous in more
ways iImii one. Ry one slight error
you will oe yi.ur whole vote from
I'resid. nt d nvn lo County S-mveyor.
Think of that ! One missiroko of the
pencil and y.iu have m,t i,ny no voice
in the 1 ie ti,,n f tt President of the
limed States, lint y(,ii jjive a lialf
vote l . ward the flection of the Free
Trade ticket ! I) .n't. as vmi Inva sniir
parte your country ,'take the risk
of splitting 011 a sir.ole man. i
I'ror.niiin.loii or Ucnrral
UrHioii.
Whcrpiis, in and liv an ucl of Hip i Jmmr.it
Assembly of the Cominniiw culthol' Penn
sylvanin, entitled "An Act to regulate the
iioiiiiiooiou nun eipeiionol publieolllccrs,
n'ou ini cerium expenses inrldpnt there
lo to lip paid by llicsovcralcoiintiesandcer
tain other expenses to lie Laid liv Hip Com
iiionweiiltli.Hiid ptinishiinr pertain offenses
in reitiirn insticii elections." dhssci the tilth
day ot June, A. I). 1SPI, it in made thedit-
iv 01 me Micrilt or every enuntv within
this Commonwealth to irive public notieo
of the (irncral Flections, ami in mien to
enumerate:
I. TIip ollieers to ho elpeted, anil irive a
list of nil I ho nomination, except for dec
lion ollieers and assessors mailcas provid
ed in thin act, and U lo votod for in every
county, us far in may tip, in tlio form in
which they shall appear upon I tin ballots,
but the proclamations posted in each elec
tion district nppd not contain the names of
any candidates but those to bo voted for
in such district.
II. Designate the place al which llio
election is to be held.
III. llo Khali also jjivo notice that
everv person, excepting Justices of
the Peace, who shall hold any oflieo or
appointment of profit or trust binder tho
irovcrnmeiit of the I'uited tstates, or of this
State or of any eity or incorporated dis
trict, whether . eomiiiissioned ollieer or
otherwise, a subordina'e ollicer or agent
w ho is or shall be employpd under llio
I.pislativp, F.xectitivp or Judiciary de
partment ol this State or of tho Cnited
(States, or of 1111 v city or incorporated dis
trict, ami also that every member of Con
press and of tho Stato Legislature and of
tho select or common council of any city,
or commissioner of any incorporated dis
trict is, by law, incapable of holdingorex
ereiniiifr at llio same time, the oflieo or ap
point input of judge, inspector or clerk of
any election of this Commonwealth, and
that 110 inspector, judge or ntlipr otlicer of
any such election shall lie c-tiiblo to any
olliee lo lie then vot-il for. except that of
an election otlicer.
I, JullN" U. OSGOOD, lliuti si. ..Ho
of the County of Forest, do hereby make
know n and give this public notice to the
electors of the Comity of Forest that a
Ueneral Flection will be held in said
county, on
Tuesday, November 8lh, 1892.
between llio hours of 7 a. in. and 7 p. in. at
iiiriuu-uii j-jieciiou insiro'is.
Tho following are llio otlicer in I ...!,...(
ed, and a list of all tho nominations mado
inereior, ami winch are to bo voted for in
llio form in which they shall appear upon
iiiu 'twi.ria .
Ollieers to lie elected -
1 hirty-two persons for Presidential
electors.
Two person for Congress-at-I.arge.
One person for Judge of the Supreme
Court of the Stato of Pennsylvania.
One pprson for Member of Congress for
mo ..sin nisirici oi I'ennsvlvania, com
posed of tho counties of" Forest, lClk,
Clarion, Cleartield and Centre.
One per.'im lor Assembly ol Forest
county.
Ono person lor Treasurer of liorest
county
One person for County Surveyor of For
est county.
List af Nominations -
frrsiitruliiil Klrrlnrs.
lttinjuuiii F. Jones, "2 Irwiu Avenue,
Allegheny City.
ii.iam ood, Green Street, Plilla-
ueipuia.
MT. Henry Sayeu, Kadnor Township.
Delaware County.
.1. Fraucis Uunlap.ls South Prussian St ,
Manheim.
John L. I.awsoD. 132
Pbiladeliihia.
Spruce Street,
John .Mundell, 119 North IHtu Street.
Philailelphia.
John Huntr, 1302 South Street, Philailel
phia. Alexander Crow. Jr.. 2112 Snrlnir f3anln
St., PUiladeluUia
Charles B. Siner. 4703 li
Philadelphia.
-Maxwell t lower, hast Cranilvwiim Tonrn
ship, Chestr County.
iniam u. urundv. (!12 Eade Rtrt.
urisioi
Traill Green. 222
Spring Harden St.,
Hanover Township,
i7 I last King Street,
301 Quincy Avenue,
Eib on.
James K. .Mosser.
Lehigh County.
J. M. W. Geist. 1
Lancastor.
Henry A lvnann.
acra'iton.
William J. Harvey.10 South Franklin St..
Wilkes-liarre.
.lames Muir. "d
Mahautongo St., Potta-
villo.
John II. Sheihlev.
Carlisle Street, New
Blnomneld.
Coe Durland, 130H Maiu Street, llouesdale
Pierre A. Stebbius. A lie-linn v Avxmm
Couilersport.
lloyit T. Jlolirbach. 241 Diestunt Klrn.it
Suubury.
s. B. hehocli, Market Street, Middleburg.
J. Schall Wilheliu. 228 East Mir lint Kt.rMitt..
York.
I.oulsJ. Mot iregor, First Avenue. Hynd-
inau.
James I). I.aux. 3."i t. I'iitl,nr,.i. Rt
Gre nsburg.
ikolsjrt tileairu. Cor. Amberson & Kiln.
worth A v., Pittsburgh.
.lames ii. Lindsay, 172 Kiclge Avenue,
Allegheny City.
I nomas L, LlllCOlu. Cor. Market. X- Rrmim
am., I armiiiiael
Sylvester IJ. Hell. 131 V.ast l)iai.mi,,l M
Butler.
Mathew H. Tavlor. 130 kI Si.il, stit
CI ID.
Charles F. Barclay, Siunaiuuhouing
Jesse V.. l'ale. 223 East I.oni Hlr.,r l)n.
Buia.
I'oiijireMM ul l.iirue.
Wllliain I.lllv. 37 r.rniiiKv.n- M,m..l.
Cliunk.
Alexander McDowell. I:ui sinin s ..t
ui ' '
UlllllUU,
Jiidlie of Supreme Court
John Dean. N. F. Cor. A lloirlicn v .....I
... . ; ,, . , . d j .....
ui'Nin nis,, iiojiiuaysoiirg.
C 'oiiRrfNu.
KKI'l'lll.llAX.
Lliarlos V,. Andrews. 1'enn si '..w
lieinicliem, Clarion County.
Ki'lrrriilulJr.
KKI'Ulll.ICAN.
John J. llaight, Howe Towiuhip.
County Trrnsiirrr.
niiPtui.icA.v.
Juentiu Jamicson, Tiouesta Tow nship,
Couaty Hurvror.
John 1. Proper, I.lm Street, Tiouesta
jkorougu.
I'rcnidt'UliKl i:Uilr.
liKMOfllATIe.
Jlortiuiur F. Elliott, III Central
Wtllsboro".
A venue,
JohnC. Bullitt, 12:
Philmlelnhia.
S.Twunty-pecond St.,
Thomas B. Kennedy 2J3 East Market St.,
( hauiberHburg.
Llavid Th nupsou Walsou.'.Gl Bidge Ave
nue, Allegheny City.
Samuel Gustiiia Thompson, IU 10 Snruce
St , Philadelphia '
Cleiueut Beeves Waiuwright, MU'i Snruce
St., Philadliihia. 1
Adam S. t on w ay, 334 Spruce Street,
Philadelphia.
Cuas a. Lall'erty, 3313 SpriugGirdeu St.,
Philadelp ia.
William Bedwood Wright, Fisher's I.aue.
Philailelphia.
G-orgeB. (iuita, 127 East Barnard St.
est CheBter.
John O. James, Broad Street, Doylestown
Cornelius W. bull, Hartford Street, Mib
ford.
William Nolan, 13;
North Fifth
Street,
xieauiug.
James Huffy, Marietta, Lancaster Couuty
harles DuPoiit llreck. 708 Maliou Avl.
uue, Scrantou.
Ham el W illsonTrimiuer, Berwick Street.
hliu llaveu.
Win. G. Yueiigliug, ,"ol MaUautoLgo
Street, Potinville.
Samuel 8. I.eihy, Main Street, Marysville.
AzurLathruji, Moutrose, Susiiuehauua Co.
lorreuccC. Uipplo, 224 West Maiu Street,
Lock Haven.
Thomas Chalfaut,
County.
lanville, Montour
Wm. Iiavld Iliniiiielreicli, Third Mar
ket 8t., l.ewlsburK.
Peter Hon 'y Ktruhlnger, A hhottstown,
Ailanis Count r.
Honry B. Piper, 213 Pennsylvania Ave ,
Tyrone.
Joupph 1). Orr, Second and Market 8t.,
I.wehhurg.
Charlos A. Kagau, 24i 43th Htr.et, Pltta
burgh. Andrew A. I'ayton, 82 Mef hiro Avenuo,
Allegheny Cltv.
John Ii. Itraden, 2J3 West WIib iling St.,
Washington. '
Michael Metal, l.;y West 21st Street, Krio.
Tlionias.Mcliowoll, Main and Mill Streets,
Port Allngany.
James Knox Polk Hall, lti.lgwav, Klk Co.
John Conway, Bochester, Beaver County.
Conarrsn nl l.ume.
Ooorge A. Allen,
Frie.
I .'III Fast fitli
SI reel.
Thomas Polk Merrill,
W South 3th
iiireei, uemiing.
.Iiiriap r Siiirrmi- Court.
Cliristonber llpvdri. k. Fa- si i.'......i, .
llll.
CouarPMs.
liKMOCIlATiC.
tiporgo F. Krlbbs, Clari
ltrrrsrlilHlivr.
DKMOfRATH'.
I. J. Greencwalt, North Pine Grove,
t iiioii v Tri-uanrrr.
IlKMOi'ltATII'.
M. Grable, Maripiiville.
Coiinl.v Snryenr.
I). W. Clark. Tiouesta.
1'rn.iilcilllnl Klertnrs.
11V NOMINATION VAl'Kns.
Abralutni A
Harlier, Prohibition Party,
High Street Fhensbur
John C. ilatpson, Prohibition
Main Street, Holle.torville.
Party, !l
Janip Black, Prohibition Parly,
323
... ... ..,.n,- ni., lllCll.Siei .
Williftin l Koyd, rrohihilioii Partv 01!
William B. Brlckell, Pioliil.itio'n Party.
4tt Cpntpr Ave., Pittsburg.
Kdward Campbell Prohibition Party.
4ti hast Main Street, Ciiioiit.wn.
I). McCluro Ftii', Prohibition Partv
f 1i, i,t I.I...1 1 ut..,nl tti..: t.i . .
" - v "1 I'lonii ipiiih.
Campbell Street, itlairsviil..
i-.invui it. Ucarhurt, Proliibition Party.
Ktfort. - '
George II. Goebel. IVi.l.ii.iii....
Party,
Party,
Party,
1SII3 Get. St., Pliiladelnbia.
Georgo It. Groins, t'rnliil.ii i..
Alburtis.
William W. Hague, Prohibition
Main Street Tidiouto.
Benjamin Harding, Proliibition Parly,
2!M) South Main St., Pittston.
Charles W. Huntington, Prohibition
Party, 428 Centre St., W illiainsimrt.
CliarUs K. Hyatt, Prohibition parly. 711
East 14th St., Chester. " '
John B. Jones, Prohibition Purl v. l(2.i
North nth St., Philadelphia. J'
Flislm Kent Kane, Prohibition Partv
Kane.
Frank S. Louriinorp, Prohibition Part v,
Point Ave, New- Brighton.
Eli I,. Low-don, Prohibition Party, Ne
braska. Robert F. McClean, Prohibition Party,
Y est Main St., New Blooiulield.
Uobert L. Montgomery, Prohibition
Parly I'u rbotvi lie.
Antrim F. Morgan, Probibilion l'artv,
Quakertowii.
A. Foster Mnlin. Pi-oliil.Di..,. !.....
n.iii i ......a t ii .ii.. ...
uHmmwiooi., mi. iioiiy ojirings,
orooi., Aii. jioiiv springs,
klin G. Porcival.Vrohibition Party,
lb 2d St., Philadelphia,
ir J. Pilgraui, Prohibition Party,
l- ihiiiiiii yf
21 South
A tlmr
Mahautongo and 13th St., Pottsvillo,
vviiiiani j. uobison Prohibition Party,
tw l n ion Ave., Allegheny.
Barr Spangler, Prohibition Party, 218
1-iurview St., Marietta.
Adie A. Slovens, Prohibition Parly.
Lincoln Ave., Tyrone.
Franklin H. Taylor, Proliibition Partv.
33U4 Baring St., Philadelphia.
Alfred G. Thoinason, Prohibition I'm tv,
K4(! Capotise St., Serantoii.
James Potter Thompson, Proliibition
I arty, 114 Napoleon St., Johnstown.
William N. Wallis, Proliibition Party,
Licking St., Patterson.
Welcome J. Weeks, Prohibition Party,
rail-view.
Congress ul Larue.
Simoon B. Clm-o, Prohibition Party,
o Centre .Square, Eastoii.
James T. .McCrory, Proliibition Party,
3d W'ylio Avo., Pittsburgli.
I initio of Supreme Court.
Amos Briggs, Prohibition Party, 1303 N.
Broad St., Philadelphia.
CoiiKres.
I'MOIIlUmON l'Altl Y.
William S. i)i
I'liilijisbiirg.
elow, 113 Presniisle St.,
lti-lireseiitaliyv.
VKOmiUTio.V I'Alllt,
F. K. Allison, Nebraska.
Coiiuly Treiisin-er.
rilOHllUTIO.N I'AIITV.
W. II. Frost, Pigeon.
rrrsiuYiiliiil IJrrtori..
II V NOMINATION l-Al'l iw
L. F. Arnibur tt, People's Party, Gr
burg.
J. W,
Poak, Peojile's Party, Hailaus-
burg.
Boljert Brett. People s Party. 1117 nl.l..
St., Philadelphia.
franli liuob, People's Partv. 1 !-': ti..r.
uiaiitown Ave., Philailelphia."
i. J. isurrows, -eoiles Party, Sharps
burg. M. L. Cowley. Pconle's Parle. W'.-isl.in.r.
E.
S. Crookor, Peoplus Party, fnion
City.
A. J. Diet., People's Puny, 2143 Wright
St., Philadelphia.
W. E. Fwer, People's Partv, Curry.
John O. Exley, Peoples Party' 1027
South 20th St., Philadelphia.
1. H. Fisher, People s Parly, Entrikeu.
. A. Gardner People' Parly, Andrews
Settlement.
Win. tiianl, People's Parly, 230 Uicli
nioud St., Philadelphia.
B. F. Greuninan, Pcoplo's Party, Fldruil.
Win. Heller, People's Party, Danville.
G. C. llickok, People's Parly, Mvrtle.
H. Hock, People's Parly, "2314" North
loth St., Philadelphia.
J. M. Hower, Peoplu s Parly, Blooms
burg. A. H. P. Lent', People's Party, 2312
North 17th St., Philadelphia.
S. J. McManus, People's Party, Am
broso. . O. G. Moore, People's Partv, Knox.
C. M. Morse, Pcoplo's l'artv, Now Wil
mington. W. A. Olnistcad. Peojile's Parly, Sau
ford. Ephruiin Phillip, People's Party, Ma
lioninglow n.
Chireiu-o Price, P -ople's Parly, Danville.
C. P. Shaw, People's Partv, Austinvillo.
Perry Smith, People's Parly, Bichards
ville. H. C. Suavely, People's Party, Lebanon.
G. E. Ward, People's Pal ty, Economy.
J. A. Welscli, People's Party, New Cas
tle. J. I-.'. White, People's Party, Elbridge.
F. M. Windsor, People's Party, liurt
ville. Cuiiiiresn i lairiie,
S. P. Chase, People's Party, Brooklield.
i. W. Dawson, People's Partv. Beaver.
Jutlue ul' Suiireuie Court.
B. 11. McCoinlis. Peonlo's I'arlv. N'om-
Castle.
rreoiileliliiil llliclor.
my nomination cackii-.
tins A lit. Socialist Labor Parte. l:!l
Girard Avenue, Philadelphia.
Fred Bauer, Socialist Labor Party. Ev-
orson, I-avelte County.
Chas. Itackolen, Nolialist Labor Parte
17111 Peach Street. Erie.
E. M. Brandt. .Socialist Labor Parle II
East German St., Erie.
A. Culien, .-socialist Labor Partv. 1,V W.
i-.lh St.. Krio.
Jac. Iiieljold. Socialist Labor I'arlv. l'.v.
erson, Fayette County.
Julius Froehlich Socialist Labor Party
7UU Callowhill St., i'iiiladelphiu.
-iias. iiamniormuellei. Socialist Labor
'arty, 731 Wallace St., Philadelphia.
Henry Hoehl. Socialist Lalior I'arlv 'itt
North 3th St., Philadelphia.
Atiirnst I.snge, Socialist Labor Parly,
43s I- rank I in St., Philadelphia.
Charles Mit'tlier, Socialist Irflbor Party,
711 Carson St., Pittsburgh.
Christ Mast, Socialist Labor Party,
Scoitdalp.
W. II. McOoverii, Socialist Laltor Party,
llth .t Holland sis., Kile.
Allen Pardon, Socialist Labor Parly,
Cor. I llh A Sassafras St., Frn.
Henry Peter, Socialist Ijibor Party,
Hluir Street, Allegheny.
John Presi-ott, Soelalist l,abor Partv,
IM. Peach St., Erie.
Cha-. Bicker, Hoeiallt-t Labor Party, 111!
N. Sixtli St., I'hilailelnhia.
Otto llothe, Socialist Labor l'artv, :W
Fran Klin St., Philn ' bin,
Chas Schleicher list Labor Parly,
t33 West fit Ii St., i ' '
Fr. Schottp, Soei.i. t La nor Party, Cor,
I4th and French Sis., Erie.
Win. Scott, Socialist Labor Partv, It)
Carson St., Pittsburgh.
Jac. Sengers, Socialist Labor Parly, 1 1 0(1
Dover St., i hiladelphia
Jac. Simon, Socialist Labor Partv, Sis.lt.
dale.
Matthew Smith, Socialist Labor Parly,
nti Third Ave., Pittsburgh.
John Slam, Socialist Labor Partv, Ty
rone. J
William Stappen, Socialist mht Partv.
x .! Charlotte St., Philadelphia.
Adolpli starkp. Socialist Lalsir I'ar'v.
hverson.
John Stein, Socialist Labor Part v. 122 S.
Pith St., Philadelphia.
P. Totzhauer, Socialist Labor Parly. 413
ino St., Philadelphia.
Joseph Tresek, Socialist Labor Party,
..03 Noble Street, Philadelphia.
John Westwater, Socialist Lalsir I'arlv.
Addison St., I'itisbitrgh.
Henry Winter, Socialist Labor l'artv,
43!i Fairiuount Ave., Pluladelpliia.
Ci.iiuriss at l.iirap.
J. Malilon Barnes. Socialist l.,.l...i-
tv, !17 Callow lit 1 St., Philadelphia.
J nonius Grundy, Socialist Labor Puny,
'i. nil. ni oi., i iitsoiirgu.
Iiiftar of Nnorritii Court.
I., t nest, Sis-ialist Labor I'arlv, 12
I'lyinount St., Pittsliiirgli.
IM.Al KS Ol' HOl.MMI ti.i.nios.
llio l.leclors of llaruelt low nship at
J in-oli .il a.e s t ai-pi-nter shop,
Tho Electors of Green tow nship a fol
lows: Those residing In tho Flection Di
triet of Guitonville, to-wit I those fin
braced in the following Isniinlarv, it
Beginning' at a post, tho north ts.rner of
Warrant No. .i!33, theueo south forty-live
tlegrpos xvpst three hundred and tweutv
rods to tho west eoruerofsaid tract, t hence
Kouin loriy-nvo negrees Piusl along divid
ing 1 1 no between tracts Nos. .".133 and .VVI.I
to tho north corner of tract No. .ViOl, thence
by tho northwest lino of tract .ViOl and the
southeast line ot tract. Nos. .Vi0.i and .Vhi4
to tho south corner of tract No. .V.04,
theueo southwesterly to Hip northwest
corner of tract No. ":133U, and southeast
corner I tract im02 on the Clarion county
line, theueo hv the same east to the north
east corner of Clarion county, thence
north by the Jenks township line to w here
llio said Jcnks township line crosses tho
northeast line ol tract i,00, theueo north
westerly by the northeast line of tirppn
township to Hip place ol beginning, shall
vote at the School House at Guitoiivillp.
Tho Electors of Green township residing
outsido of the territory embraced iu the
above described Election District of tJui
tonvillp. shall vote at tho houso of L. Ar
nor, lu Nebraska village.
Tho Electors of Harmony township lis
follows: Those residing i'u the election
district of lTpper Harmony, to-wit: those
emliraced in the billowing boundary, viz
Beginning on the Allegheny river at the
tiouesta township lino: Iheneo nort bni-lv
by said lino to tho buck lino of the river
tracts; thence along the Lack lino of tho
river tracts to est Hickory Creek
theueo up Rind Vcst Hickory Creek to tho
WariPii County lino: theiieo east along
said Vurreii County lino to tho Allegheny
river; theueo down said liver to the place
of beginning, at tho old Dunn kt Turner
storo liiiildiug, West Hickory.
Tho Electors of Harmony 'township re
siding outside of the territory embraced
iu tlio above deseribod Upper Harmony
shall vote at tho Tow nship Election House
on the Foglo Farm.
Tlio Elect. ra of Hickory township ut
Burns' ilaruet-s Shop, iu East Hickory.
Tlio Electors of Howe township as j.
Iowa: rie-so residing iu llio Election Dis
trict oi .m Hitiio tiowe, to-wit: those em
braced in the following boundary, viz:
Beginning at a point where tho west lino
of Warrant No. 3P.18 intersects the lino of
Warren and Forest counties ; theueo south
by west lines of Warrants 31!ti, 311)3, 3 1 Ml,
3IS7 and 3IS3 to u point whore the
west line of Warrant 3183 inter
sects with tho Jenks township line; thence
by Jenks township line east to a point
where the eastern lino of said warrant
3183 intersects said Jenks tow nship line;
thence north along Hie eastern boundary
lines of warrants 313, 31-t," ami 3lsi to the
northwest corner of subdivision No. U'.i of
warrant No. 2:i!3; (hence east along the
north line of subdivisions Nos. til), lis, (15,
(it and 01 to tho northwest corner of war
nant No. 27:tii; thence north along the east
linos of warrants Nos. 2!I3, the
Fox Estate, 21101 und 2733 to where
the cast lino of 273) inter-ects the
Warren and Forest County lino; thence
by said Warren and Forest county lino
west to tho northw est corner of Warrant
31H8, tho place of beginning, shall vote at
Gusher City School House.
Tho Electors of Howe township residing
in tho Flection Distik-t. of l'.ast Howe, to
wit: Those residing w ithin the territory
embraced by the following boundary lines,
to-w it ; Beginning at a point in tlip.War
ren ami Forest county lino where the" same
is intersected by the east lino of warrant
2733; the"cn south along the pastern boun
dary lines of warrants 2733, 20HI, tho Fox
Estate, and warrant 2W3 to the northwest
corner of ubdivision No. 31 in warrant
2733; thence east along tlio northern boun
dary lines of warrants 273(1, 2S0S uud 2434,
to the Klk couuty line; theueo north along
tho Elk uud Forest county line lo where
the sanio is intersected by the Warren and
Forest county line; theueo west along said
Warren and Forest county lino to tho
northeast corner of warrant 2733, the place
of beginning, shall vote at' Itrookston in
Broolislon Library Hall.
Tho I'.iectors of Howe tow 'nship residing
in llio Election District cf Frost's, to-wit:
Tnoso residing w ilh in t lie territory eiulirae
d by the follow ing boundary lines ; Com
mencing at the northeast corner of warrant
2481, and in tho lino dividing Elk and
Forest counties; thence south along said
dividing lino to the line between Howe
and Jenks towushins: thence west ulnn.i
said last mentioned line lo tlio southwest
corner or K. L. Blood'ssnbdivisioii; thence
north along the west line of the K. L.
Blood subdivision and warrants 3803, 4343,
2S78, 2(180 to northwest corner of milxlivi
sion No. til) in warrant 2!'3; theueo east
along the north line of subdi irions ii!i. lis,
03, t4 und til (if warrant 20(i3 and subdivi
sions 31, 32, 33, 34 and 33 of warrant 2733,
and subdivisions 21, 22, 23, 24 ami 23 of
warrant 2siis and the north lino of warrant
2434 to tlio Klk county line, tho place of
beginning, shall vote at John Black' Car
penter shop, at Frost's Station.
Tho Electors of Howe tow nship residing
ill tlio Election District of West How e, to
wit : Those residing w est of tlio above de
scribed Middle Howe, ut the Balltown
School House.
The Electors of Jenks township as fol
low; Tlioso residing in tho Election Dis.
triet of B.viT.ui, to-wit: those em braced iu
the lollowii.g boundary, viz: Beginning
at the norili-ast corner ol tract No. 4133
and tho nortnw est corner of tract No. 1131,
thence northeasterly to the southeast cor
ner of tract No. 3(143 mill the southwest
corner of ti act No. 33(, tlieiieo north by
tho w estern lino of tracts Nos. 33H4, .Uito,
3341 uud 381(1 to the Jenks township lino,
llienco east Lv tho banio to llio northeast
corner of Jenks lownslrip, thence south bv
tho east liuu -if Jenks township to the
southeast corner thereof, thence west to
tlio southeast coiner of tract No. 41211,
theueo north to tlio northeast corner of
said Warrant, Ibcncu west to beginning,
shall vote at the School House at Bvroin
towu. The Elector ol Jenks low nship residing
outside of iho territory embraced iu tho
above described Eleuiion District of By.
roni, shall vote ul Central Hall in Marion
villa.
Tlio Electors of Kinghley towuship ut
Newtow n School House.
The Elector of Tiouesta tow nship nt
thn Court House in Tiouesta borough.
Tim Klectors of Ti"tiesta borough ut
the Court House in sni.l borough.
I also make know ii Dip follow ing pro.
visions of the new Constitution n' IVnie
svlMtnhi:
Alt TICLF. VIII.
HI Kl ltAlll: AND M.KCTtllN.
Ski-. I. Kvery male eiti.eu tweutv-onp
yenr of inre, possessing the follow ing
(iuililleiitions, shall be entitled (o vole ut
all rhs-tion :
t'irxl. lie shall have been a citizen id
the United Stale nl lcat one month.
.Vei-iii. Hp shall have resided in I he State
one ypur, ,.r. if having nreviousl y been a
nunlllied elector or tint i vo born citizen ol
tile State be sliull bnve remnMsl thcrcloi in
and returned, then six in.. nil, s,) iniiiiedi
a'ely pris-eding the election.
Thinl. Hp shall have resided in Hie
election district w here I iters to vote nl
lesst tw luoiitli immediately j,r in!
tliPcloclii.n.
I'tiiirth,- If twenty-two years of age or
upward, lie shall have paid w ithin two
years a Stale or county tax which shall
liiiye been nsesed at least two month and
paid at least one mouth before election.
Sue. 2. The General election shall be
held annually on the Tuesday next follow
ing Hie lirsl Mm. lav of November, I ul
the General Assenil.iv niav, bv law, lix a
ilitl'eroiit day, Iwii-tlilr.ls if all th mem
ber of each House consenting thereto.
Notice i hereby given. That any person
excepting Justice of the Peace, w ho shall
hold any olliee or ap point ineiil ofprotil or
trust under the United Stales, ,,r this
Stale, or tiny cilv or eorpornte-l district,
whether commissioned i. nicer or oilier
w ise, a subordinate nfths-r or agent who
I or shall ls employed under the legisla
ture, exisutiy p or Judiciary depart incut of
this State, or In any city, or any incur
norated district, and also that every nieiu
li r of Coligre-s and of the Slate Legisln
lure, or ol the select or isniiiiinn , m-il
ol any city , or i- Minuissi. tner of any in
oorporalcd district, is by law incapable ol
liol Hug or exercising at the tune, the
olliee or appointment of judge, inspector
or clerk n hiiv chs-tioii iu Hum Comnion
yyc.ilth, hihI that no iuspm ior, ndc or
other ollicer of sn. b election shall ls-eb;;i.
ble lo be then voie.l ..r,
Tlie Judges of the aforesaid delicts
shall reprcseulaliy el v lake charge of Hie
certilicates of return of the i lp. lion ,
their rcHvtiyo districts, and product
tlicui at the Prothoiiolarv's otln-e in tin
Borough or I lonesia, as follow; "All
Judges living w it'iiu Iw elyp mile of t lie
I roiiiouotiirv otln-e, or w ithin twenty
lour mile II (heir r, si,ciice be iu a tow n,
village or city i poii the line of a tailroad
leading lo the is. mil v scat, shall hold c I w
o'cliM-k p. in., on 'W i :DN i ;sD. V. No-
KM Bl.lt NINTH, Isoj, , 1 ,,l,er
Bulges shall belore Iw elve o'elo. k. in.
on Till IISDAY. NOV KM liKlt TKNTII
isi2, deliver said returns, together with
the return sheets, to tho I'roihonotary of
tho Court of Common Pleas of Forest
county, which said return shall be tiled,
and the day and hour ol' tiling marked
inereiii. and shall lie preserved liv the
I i-otlionotarv tor public inspection.
Given under my hand at Inv of.lce iu Tio
uesta, Pa., tins 2 llh day of October.
ill the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ninety-two, and ill
tlio one hundred and sevcnteeni h vein of
tho Independence of tho Unit- 1 'stairs.
JOHN It. OS" too 1 . rill'
SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY VIRTUE of n writ ' Al,.:
tatum Fieri Facias to Forest
TVs
I 'oil. I
ty Issued out oi the Court of Com
mon Plea of Clarion County, Pennsyl
vania, ami to mo directed, there will "ho
e.xposeu to sine ny pni.liu vendue or out
cry. at tlio I ourl House, in the Borough
oi i lonesia, i'u., on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14. A. D. I8H2,
ut 1 o'clock p. in., tho follow ing described
real estate, lo-w it :
It. W.SHOTTS vs. I'll I I.LI P BY Fits
Alias testatum Fieri Facias. No. ;:4 No.
vember Term, Is',i2. I. E. Wod, Attor
ney,
. It 1110 llOlOlllHIll s I 111 .1 title. Iltel'. st
and claim, ol, iii and lo all that certain
liioeeor parcel of lam! situated in Tmnestn
Township, Finest County. Pa., bounded
and described as follows, viz.; Beginning
mu posi oy- ii pine, i no original northwest
cornel-of Warrant No. of w hich this
piece is a part ; thence from said corner
noilli three degrees cast i.iuetv-loiir rods
to a stone corner, eolith cigblv-seieii de
grees cast lot ly-two and live-iiimlis rod
n a stone corner nineteen links west Iroiu
cnesiniit witne-. to said corner; lliem-e
smith llirort degiees west nintty-f ur rods
to tlio original soul hern line of Wariatit
AO. 2828; thence by said Warrant linn
norm eighty-seven degrees viest u.riy-two
and live-niiitlis rods to tho place of begin
ning. Coiituiiiinir twenlv-livn u.-re b
the same more or less, it being the yvesi-
orn part of a larger tract conveyed to Ja-
cou i-Meatey by Arnold I'liimmer, and
from Jacob Mealev to Solomon Bvers and
wife to Philip E. ISyeis l.y deed il'aled tlio
tenth day of Oct. 1883. mid ns-orded in
Deed Book No. lit. nauo 131. . e. I l.il-toii
erectui one houso Ix2l, two stories high,
one small I am, and somo fruit trees there
on growing, about ten Bcres cleared.
taken in execution and lo be sold as Hie
property of Phillip livers, at the suit of
It. W. Shotts.
TERMS OF SA1.K. -The follow ! .
must be strictly eoini. lied with when tin.
property is stricken down :
1. lien the i.lainlitl or other leio d.
iters beeonio tlio Diircbaser. ih.i ,....is
the wrila must lie paid, und a list of liens
iiieiuiiiiigmongagosearc iesi.il I ... i.ii....
eity sold, together witii micIi lieu credit
or s receipt" for the -.(mount of thu pro
eceds of llio sale or Biich portion thereof aa
ho may claim, must bo furnished the
Sheriff.
2. All bids must be paid iu full.
3. All sales not si-nle.l i.i..it..d;;ii..iv ..in
be continued until 2 o'clock p. in., of the
next day. ut which timo all nronert v i.,,i
settled foi w ill again be put up mid sold
ut the expense am! risk of the person to
Whom nrst sold.
seo Piirdon's Digest. Ninth Edition.
page 44ii and Smith's Form, page 3s4.
JOHN IS. osiii a Hi sj, ,.,-,.v
Sheritr.s Olliee, Tionestii, Pa.. October 21.
1802.
PROCLAMATION.
WllKUKAS. Tho Hon. Charles II N.o . s
President J udgo of Hie Court of Common
Pleas and Quarter Sessions in no. I i..r
me eoiiniy o: i-orest, has isxued his pre
cept for holding a Court of Common Pleas,
Quarter Sessions, Ac, at I'lonesta, for
thy County of Forest, to commence o i llio
Third Monday of Nov., being the 21st dav
of Nov., 1802. Notieo is therefore given to
the 'oroner, .1 iisth-cs of the Peace and 'on-
stable-, ol said c tv, that they be then
and tin re in llii-ir proper persons at ten
o'clock A. M., .,1 said day with their
reeoids, impiiMtioiis, examinati and
oilier leliicinbrances, to do those things
which to their olliee appertain to be done,
and to those w 'ho are bound in reconiani e
lo prosecute against the prisoners ihal are
or shall bo in tho jail of Forest County, that
they may bo then and there to prosecute
against them as shall be just. Given un
der my hand and seal' Ibis 21th day o
October, A. D. 1802.
JOHN It. OSGOOD, L.s. Sherill.
Ur.VNTFD
rv where
Wideawake w inkers i-m-lor
-SllliPI'S I'lliirii.
t.KArus ot the WOltl.D"; tho greatest
book on earth ; costing f 1ih,ihii; n iail at
? l.-"i, casli or installments ; uiaiuuioih il
lustrated circulars and terms frees daily
I output ov er l.Vin volumes. A'.'euts wild
Willi success. Mr. Tlios 1,. Mai tiu.t enter
j ville. Tex., cleared yTII iu il day s; Miss
j Hose Adams, V ouster, 1)., i in lo nna-
utes; l!ev. J. Howard Ma lison, I.yi.us,
N. V., stol in seven liours; u lionan.a;
I inajriiilieent outfit only H. Hooks on
i credit, Fruiuht paid. Address I. lobe llilil.i
I'lllillshill;,' t'o., N. t'licstuut St.,
; Pliila., Pa., ora .S Dearborn M., Chicai.,
til- Oi l.) till
JV YfltJ WANT a resn-i-hiLle Jb of
in iotin at a reasonable price send v our
order to this olllcu.
92-Fall &
DAVID JIIATZ,
Has the Largest,
Finest and lips! Stock
consisting o i
Dry Goods, Drews Goods,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Rubbers, Carpets, Oil Cloths,
Wall Paper, Qiiceiinsware, I
Glassware, Blankets, Quilts,
And the handsomest stock t.f
MILLINERY GOODS
Fvcr brought here.
Trunks. Valine. Full line of Wi-agM tov JLudios, .1Biv,.s.
4 litMrcii Itstln'vs. tltHs ik'tfl aps. !
ti.,!: otAfa"! yVr,l,V',1l,,' ,V .VVi'". llili
" "' ' " JMiMir iiress- oiove
PICTURES, PICTURE FRAMES, LOOKING GLASSES.
Hi.sbesi market price paid for Hides, Pdls, Fm .-. and Oiuseng Root.
DAVID MINTZ, Marienville, Pa.
Did you got a dozen ol'
Mason's Quarl Fruil Jars?
If not, why not ? 1
Y
on are not Inking any chances.
FOR 10 DAYS ONLY,
A 'I' Hie above Fruit Jars will 1
comers who hay
Harnett's Famous One Price Start,
An! ntitlnl l llio (t,o 1i.imi uf Tniit Jai
V I
IV . it'n who aro uslictl
TIONESTA, PA.
The tenth customer j, a new-.
We want that te.,,1. ',. .
l-wer tl. y business l o , ' , "
1 1 i l.
... .1,., , ,, """"Willi:; i.i-lllliv.
ind Pens and Proitiu-e taken.
ajzousmataannuaBn
S. H. HASLET & SONS
-llAVF A
-
FURNITURE
UNDERTAKER'S - GOODS
GKE-VE THEM J O-A-T-jL.
TIONESTA,
EC0N03IY .
STANDS GUARD!
AT THE DOOI? OF WEALTH
IT'S ITtl i: FCONOMY -In livvi.-
YtH K fl.OrillMi MAI.I'. Til lilllH.'Il
WIIFX YOI' DO N'( IT IIAVKTOPAY
FA Nt ' V PUK'KS. Wi; AIM-: Vi.T
t'ATFliiNli Ftlt Till'. MIl.l.lNAlltF
Tit DF. Hi lt (TsTiiM Fits a It I.:
Ill SIT. Fits 1-T!t).l WAV IIAtTv W ill)
WANT A Dot , I, .. s Wnlt 111 Hilt A
Dt). I.Alt.
Peoplo w ho don't care what they -ay
t'ltcn don't cue when they pay it.
W i; AUK M AMNi. UM.lt i.KADi:
iKNTI.K.M i:.".s I I -. I II I . : ,,i. tiii.
lTN'FST tiK'l FD A N D 1 .1 iM I-sin
.VI ATKlt I A I.S. I'FltFFl'T IN UT
i i) u It I t I i s. s t .F, AND AT I : I : V
mhi:i:atk pimcksi.
3I(Cl!i;X ,V SLM0X,
I'a.lois, 1 1. illci-.
Price .Moir. i:x
Jaeer's Saiiitarv
I 'm ii.-Iici .
lu-ivc a-;.
W '.M-!-
, Moderate
o.s i..r Dr.
1 ud-'rwear.
1 1. H i' , and
V oilman's ci lelnat
I New
Pell ick's fiistoin sliii is to or.l
THE OLD RELIABLE
LIVERY STABLE,
TIONi:STA, - PENN.
S. S. Cfit't FIELD, rnDFRIETCn.
i ;
1 M...-I., Ii....
1 ('.mil;
li.o-l n a-
I.lls-
I los
t up-ill the
II. ll.
He ill iiN
0033 "I'-E AI.IiT(3-
All orders bit al I he Post Oili.e X ,.11
receive prompt uiu nlioii.
Winter.-93
Till LEADED.
ever brought to this imrt of II... c i. .-
Varus, Carpet Warps,
- Arn, Sowing Maehin.
Also liave a full
- 1' illing Patterns,
V line line of
IVeil IIVVIIV lo everv
customer. , ,v
it yet dealt at'
N illi nt'i.i'i' itlii Oil t....'..l...
" V I'lllt IKtU
wher
llll'V I HI V 1 1mii el.dl.i.,,, ii... ,
rii's, TrunkH, Vulisos, mid .lowrlry, will iv you hI '
' ""v " ..Vol.
' irl"
that I am Nollin goc
FFI.I. MM; of
AND -
f'lirlclaji Couldn't Cur.
BfaAMHVii.i.. Hamilton Co., O., Jaue,
fu bottle ut lt.r Koeulg Hvtvu 1
cured uiu entirely, after iliyTclin ba! i
iiuHuo)(ully lot elUt mouthi to reltem i,
aervuii. debility. w. hl'KlibMU.
n . . 1blui, Ont., Jan. u, l
i- tk 1 Ix'ttlo of K
KueulK Nt-rve Touio ; ahe bas had no re' -tbo
tilt, uud 1 tbluk till, reuiedy liu l.
ilenlred elle.it. I cheerfully reoommoud II k.
oue .uttering from tht dreadiut un-hlUc..y.-
Joii , ,
ltiiocfcTON, klin., june 17, i
About a year Ko 1 ueUned mj rl(;lit b'i.c
tliiuully .huklim. I triod Uifliireul ui.-.i
bin Luuy nil bwl no eueot.
Umsiurfour bottle, ot l'attor Koeuw . :
l.iino my baud oeaacd to sbake and 1 Juui
!( ri'indng every duv. 1 ibiuk IbJ. luedu .
4iuu ui Uiv vrctfcUMl ruuediua.
1'HOtt. Q'REILL
FREE
A Valuntte Hook m Her
intmUH si-iit ne to any
And ixtitr u tttttiiU can t
ihiA iiiuUit uiu free uf ciiui
Tina nnirny ban Uv-u rrepund bjr tba
Pa, it if KntuiK. ui V, ii;-, Jdi)., ttuicel
ibuuw vicpAiua una rnir: jiccliuu Uiu
KOEWiC tM.: CO., Clllcagr"
Su! J by Oi cinrM? p
i sir Howie. 1,
. - .lea '.'r H''
rred. (srettenbei Lr
liFNFKAK
BLACKSMITH & MACfii:
All work pel tniniiii.' to Miicbio'. ,
nics, thi W ell 1 .mis, t ias or v
tms and (ieiu ial itliu ksiuiihiu.
Iv ilonc at l.ow Kates. ltepan
Ma tin. cry K'veii special attcnii
sal is laci ion guaranteed.
Shop in rear if uud .',
Sliaw House, T i, , I-"titi-, P. i
our pati'ouay;c
i iti:i.
...licllc.l.
' It FTTFN liFlitJ F
Conlii'inatiou Notice.
Noli.
e is hi rcl.y nivcn that thu follow-
in:! a. conni i have been lil.-d iu my oJicA
an 1 will be iiicsented at rhe next ieriu o
cm I lor i-i i ii ti i n ui ii hi ; ,,
1 list and linel account of lico. Wp. llo
v ai il, t i ii ii. I;, in of Fli.abclh Dice, uiiiio;
child ol .b hll Dice, deceased. .
1 list uml limit u. count of Thoinas J
I.. iw iu in, I . . 1 1 ' . ii- of the last will Uii4
lest. no. ul of Mary lirccn, late of Hickoi j
tow nship, .h.-ca-cd.
Alt, -1,1'AI.VIN M. AKNFK. ji
It- Jistcr, and I h i k ol tirphans t'oiuU
1 1. in, - la, l a., i let. I - ij.
1
JW:1 WuItU of every descriptinn execu
lisl ut the KKPUli LICAN ouico.
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