THE FOREST REPUBLICAN.
. C. WCNK,
Editor 4 PsopsitTos.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, I8H2.
Mr. Kiunna' official plurality in
this district for congress is 4,002. Hie
total vnto was 17,2H5, against 12.283
for Andrews, Iiep , and 1,232 forDige
low, Pro.
Ex Skchetaky Blaine his been a
very sick mno 11 1 his Washington
home during tlio past ten days, but is
now slowly recovering. He will spend
Ibe winter in California as soon as he
is able to travel,
It was a glorious victory. Read
how it was celebrated in Indiaua;
"Maktinville, Ind., Nov. 22
Tombstones over many soldiers' graves
at this place have been shattered by
Copperheads. Oilier tombstones have
been painted red."
And thus we have another indica
tion that "the grey's on deck again."
The cheering news comes through
Democratic newspaper that a tio
plate factory is to be erected at Seat
tie, notwithstanding the probable
change in the tariff. G!ad to hear il.
Glad to hear of any increase of Amer
icao industries any where, but it comes
with a poor grace from a free trade or
gan that has persistently claimed that
tin plate cannot be manufactured in
this country.
The Ilepublicau party has but to
keep its craft in a steady direction, on
the question of protection to Atnericau
industries, and it will be recalled to
to the command in four years. The
Democratic party must either repeal
the McKinley bill and bring a crash
on the business interests oi the coun
try or they uiutt refuse to carry out
theit plaifurui, aud acknowledge that
they got their election on false pre
tenses. In either case they will be ie
pudiated in 1896 The Republican
party was not born to die by such
hands as are about to control the na
tional government.
The Donincratic brethern are wor
rying themselves needlessly with the
idea that when they take hold of the
Government next March they will face
the problem of an empty treasury.
Tbey should calm themselves and take
comfort from the lessons of history.
When the Republicans went into
power in 1860, for instance, tbey
found not only an empty treasury, but
a public credit so debased by Demo
cratic misrule that the Government
bad been compelled to pay as high as
12 per cent, interest in lime of peace
for money for running expanses. The
situation is several degrees better now
than it was then.
"John Wakamakek comes in for a
good deal of fault fiudiug at the hauds
of his Democratic neighbors and
friends, but iu spite of all their criti
cisms he has done as much to put the
Postoffice Department on a business
and common-sense basis as any man
ever did with any department of the
government since the begiuuiug of the
republic. Aud seusible business meth
ods are what we want. Wauamaker
may or may not be profuse iu his Sun
day school work, but that's not the
concern of the people or the politic
iaus. He made a good P. M G." This
is not bad, coining from a Democratic
paper like the Bradford Era.
TnriiK is just about as much likeli
hood lint the Republican parly will
abandon the priticir le of protection as
there is thai U will recant its utteran
res and acts on the slavery question.
When the parly gives up the protec
tsnn ida it will order iis graveclotbcs
and invite the free traders to come to
its funeral.
It 18 to be inferred from the Presi
dent elect's notice warning office hun
ters to keep away from him, that Mr.
Cleveland's celebrated personal com
fort is goinij to receive a good deal of
consideration from the new admiuis
tralion. The place seeker who ignores
it or tramples on its corns will do so
at his peril.
The Republicans are seven short of
a majority and the Democrats five
short in the California Legislature,
and seven independent members hold
i he balance of power iu electing a
United States Senator. As several mil
lionaires arc candidates for United
Slates Senator we may look to the
"independents" leaning towards the
wealthiest man, with tho subsequent
scandal and investigation.
Wednesday afternoon last V. II.
Andrews, of Titusville, filed a petiiiou
with the court alMeadville, duly sign
ed, praying that the certificate of elec
tion to the Assembly be given to bim
instead of V P. Highy, his Demo
cratic opponent, elected over him by
28 votes. The court appointed Deo
oi u tor the hearing of the argument
aud served notice ou Mr. Iligby to
answer the taine. The ground of coo
test is the holding ot the election for
Sparta township, in the borough of
Sparunsburg and for Cambridge town
ship iu Cambi idgeboro. Andrews
alleges thai the law of 1891 which al
lows such electious is unentisi ilulional.
The Pittsburg I'od suys:
"11 is only eu.uuu tor Cleveland in
Georgia and 150,000 iu Texas. The
ouly estimate we have seen of his pop
ular plurality puts il at 000,000, bul
that is probably exageraled."
Willi electious, a farce in at least
twelve states of the liepublic states
where voles, practically, are counted
on but one side aud relumed, there i
not the slightest occasion fjr wonder
tueut over Mr. Cleveland's "popular
majority." In Texas the majority
only limited by the eii-j of the ticket
boxes aud the timu required to pack
the votes away. If ueceesaary the
average Texas county could return
oue hundred tnousauil ballot, more
or less, aud tin one would think of
questioning the accuracy (?) of the
cnint. Under the above conditions
it is not in the best of taste to talk
about popular majoritinn. Tho eleo
tiousaouih id' the Ohio river are a
"condition, not a theory," and it is
not to the credit of the American pen
pie that such a couditiou oyibts.
92-Fall L Winter
da vii) miyiz, tiii; n un it,
Han tho Largest, Finest and Best Stock ever brought to this part of the Country,
consisting of
Dry Goods, Dress Goods,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Kubbers, Carpets, Oil Cloths,
Wall Paper, Queennsware,
Glassware, Blankets, Quilts,
Yarns, Carpet Warps,
ELECTION OVER,
NOW WAE READY !
. HURRAH FOR US1
EVERY DEPARTMENT PACKED WITH GOODS !
AND MORE COMING EVERY DAY.
And tho handsomest stock of
The death id Capt. Dtnsmore, chief
doorkeeper at the Executive Mansion
makes the fourteenth death connected
with the White House since Mr. Har
rison crossed the threshold as Chief
Executive. The executive staff of the
house has been reduced almost, half by
death. In the list nre a Cabinet offi
cer aud several members of the Cabi
net family, Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Hal
ford, Mrs Pruden, the telegraph oper
ator and his daughter, a trusted em
ployee, brought by Mrs. Harrison from
ludiauapolis, aud lastly, the chief
doorkeeper, Capt. Diusmore. It is a
record of death unprecedented in the
history of administrations. Indian
apolti Journal.
RANK REBCL HATBLI).
Indianapolis, Iud., Nov. 20
Daubing with red paint the headstones
of soldiers' graves ou the uight of the
Democratic jollification this past week
has aroused ilie Grand Army of the
Republic men us nothing else could,
perhaps, short of a midnight raid by
Kuklux. Al first, wLen the report
came from Clnringtuti, in Hendricks
county, that every grave of a dead
soldier who served in the Civil War
had thus beeu violated, it was uot re
garaeu as a matter in iJtmauit more
than local concern, hut siuce the news
from no nitrous towns in Hendricks
and Morgan counties reveals the fact
that in that, section of the State, once
honey-combed by tho Copperhead
class, composing the Knights of the
Uoldeu Circle, a preconcerted raid was
made and every Union soldier's grave
in nearly a dozen burial grounds was
visited and outraged iu this manner.
Veterans all over the Suite are readv
to rise in anus. In some cases the of
fensive cross of the Golden Circle was
daubed on the gravestones.
The Grand Aru:y has set to work to
investigate the outrage, aud evidence
has been collected tending to show
that during the recent campaign many
camps of the Kuights of the Golden
Circle were revived by rtasou of the
belief, that the rebel sympathizers had
an ex-ineuiher of the order on the
ticket io the person of Adlai Steven
on. The members of these cam us.
it seems, renewed their treasonable
oaths to the supposed extinct but real
ly ouly dormant organization, and
secretly worked for the Democratic
ticket. Enibulduued by victory, they
resolved to commit some act lhal
would show their old Confederate
friends iu t lie South that Copperhead
ism was still alive iu the North. Asa
result il was decided to blink iuto tbe
cemeteries and I'esnoil tbe craves of
fallen soldiers. Every grave was vis
iled by trusty rneu and marked.
THE FI.AQ ALSO INSULTED.
On tbe day of the ratification the
Goldeu Circlers gathered aud commit
lees were sent forth to complete the
outrage. Il uovv appears thai soldiers'
graves at Clayton, iu Hendricks coun
ty, aud at West Uuiou, Muurovia,
Mt. Zluu, Hall, Ait. Pleasant, Popular
Grove, aud Wilbur, in Morgan county,
were visited. Iu many instances val
uable monuments were utterly ruiued
by the daubing. Over many of these
graves the National emblem had been
placed by living aud loyal friends, aud
these flags weie also smeared wku
paint. At Hull au elegant shaf,
placed ut the grave of Cuptaiu .Smith
by bis widow, WrtS so daubed thai il
cauiiul bo cleaned.
The G. A. K posts here are lending
all t li u aid in their power lu the
searching out and punishing of the
men, and talk of tailroading a car
load of influential Democrats to pris
ou is heard. Nut only G. A. II. meu,
but good citizens generally, are loud
iu their condemnation siuco il has
been learned that it is claimed that
the ud'air arose from the election of
Stevenson and not a mere desire to
celebrate the. Democratic victory.
A TllJliD CULNTY VISITED.
Keporlo liuve arrived showing two
additiuoul ccaiuluriea to have boon
MILLINERY GOODS
Ever brought bore.
Trunks, Valines. Full Hue of WrnitM fop L.nlleft. MImmpa.
Children and Itnbics. Hats and Caps.
Jt-a-Airrnt for Wheeler it Wilson Hiirli-Arm Sowlnir Mnclilim A 1 an liuvn m full
lino of John U 'all's ftMxr DresH Ulovv-Fitting Patterns. A lino line of
PICTURES, PICTURE FRAMES, AND LOOKING GLASSES.
Highest market price paid for Hides, Pelto, Furs and Ginseng Root,
DAVID MINTZ. Marienville, Pa.
arnettisLReady
TO RECEIVE EVERYBODY WHO WANTS TO BUY
Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Clothing for Men,
Youths and Boys, Boots and Shoes, Rub
bers, Queensware, Glassware, Blankets.
A full line of
Jewelry, Trunks and Valises, Hats & Caps
of all kinds and all Styles for winter.
Plush and Fur Caps. Gents' Furnish
ing goods. Groceries.
THE GOODS ARE ALL NEW.
The quality of goods we have sold in the
past insures us a large trade this season.
E.erybody is invited to call aud inspect our Largo and Magnificent stock of Merchan
dise. Cash paid for llidos and Pelts.
R. BARNETT.
S. H. HASLET & SONS,
HAVE A FULL LINE OF
FURNITURE,
UNDERTAKER'S
GOODS !
OrTVJdl THEM -A. O-T-iL.
TIONESTA, - - IPJCISTTST
desecrated nt Hindoo siulion and
Slilesvillo. The fiil named is iu the
southern pari o this country, and the
other ia in Monroe county. Thid
makes the third county that, appears to
have suffered by tbe operations of the
vandal. Sddiera' graves al ine con
tinue to be tho object of attacks. The.
marking on tiie nones are exactly the
same in all euees. A vigorous search
has been inaugurated and if found
only one course is talketl of beiug pur
sued thai of iiisii.nt hanging,
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winch have been greatly enlarged iu the
past year and is now one of the largest
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OvcrrontN nml Clothing.
An decant BMnrtmcnt tilts Season, with
prices to suit tho pocket look.
Drew Goods.
We have n vorv large and woll selected
stock of the Newest and most Stylish
Shades in Dress Goods of orery description.
Dress Flannels & Blankets.
We sells the Famous Runiberecr Flan
nels and Blankets. Our assortment
Dress Flannels is away ahead of Bin
ever otrorod in this place before.
Ilosiery. Underwear.
Wo have it in all grades to suit all kinds
of trade in Hosiery and Underwear.
Just ask for what you want and we have
it. A full line for'Ladios, Gents, Hoys,
Misses and Children.
Wraps, Jackets and Shawls.
Wo sell tho nicest and best Jackets for
tho money of any storo In this part of
mo county. Don t buy any until you
seo ours. Tho piles on our counters
men iiko snow lie lore tho sun.
Hats, Caps Boots, Shoes.
Evory Department Is loaded. Our stock
of Rubber Goods Is complete. We hi the
smallest child and tho largest man, aud
the prices are right. Goods of the best
grades.
CUtOCEKIIvS.
Our Grocery Department Is always kept
nr. to tho' Standard with nice' fresh
goods, bought lor cash and sold nt the
lowest l'ossiblo Price.
COME AND SEE US.
H. J. HOPKINS & CO.,
TIONESTA, PENIM.
SIGGINS - & - NASON,
(SUCCESSORS TO SIGGINS A FONES.)
DRUGGISTS to GROCERS,
TIONESTA, - PENN.
IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT WILL ALWAYS UE FOUND
THE FRESHEST G'MQGEfllES
BERRIES, FRUITS A VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS, IN SEASON.
Iu our Drug Department, which Is In charge of a thoroughly competent Clerk,
will always be found tho
PUREST DRUGS AND CHEMICALS!
PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED WITH UTMOST CARE.
Bi,MfM'-';ia Train.
1 ' j follows !
TIME TABLE
ll'ect July ,r, iMdl.
Trains lesve Tlo
or oil lit
ints went n
No. n.l Through b rcighl (carry
ing psssengers) H:!4s a. in
No. !ll 1 tu Oil ! Express l2:(Klnooii
No. (il Way Freight (carrying
passengers) 4:17 p. Ii
No. ill! Oil City Kx less daily.. 7:6;l p. iir
For llickoi-v. Tliliontc Vnl-i-en Ktnyuu
Bradford, Glean and the 1'nsl:
No, :)il Glenn Expressilnily...,,, Si4l a, in
Nn. M Pittsburgh Express 4:17 p. m
No. Ill Through Freight (car
rying paaMnigcra) 7:00 p. i.
Trains till a'ld IM1 Run tally and can
passengers to and Iroin points lint we
Oil City and Ii vineton only. Other trii"
run dally except .Sunday.
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R. BELL, Gen'lSiip
J. A. FELLOWS,
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