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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-05-10

A Chicago newspaper says: "We
took new reporter or trial yesterday.
He went out to hunt items, and, after
being away all day, returned with the
following, which he said was the best
he could do: Yesterday we saw a
sight that froze our muscles with hor-
ror. n hack man, driving down Clai k
street at rapid pace, came very near
running over nurse and two chill
dren. There would have been one of
the mos3 heaytyending catastrophies
had not the nurse, with wonderful fore
thought left the children at home be.
fore she went out, and providentially
stepped into drug store just before
the hack passed. Then, too, the hack
man, just before reaching the crossing,
thought of something that he had for
gotten, and turning about drove in the
opposite direction. Had it not been
for this wonderful concurrence of fa'
voring circumstances, doting father,
loving mother, and affeetionate bro
theirs and sisters, would have been
plunged into the deepest woe and
most luutterable funeral expenses.
The new reporter will be retained"
Elderly agriculturist (to season
ticket holder in the train)--"Yor
don't have no ticket? ?" "No, | traye
on my good looks" "Then," aftel
looking him over, probably you ain
goin' very far" General smile.
The latest in tho form of a parting
salutation is "Well, uf | don't se'
| you agin, hello"
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Tionesta Mouse,

RDREw WELLER, Proprietor. This
~ hosse has been newly fitted up and is
now open for the accommodation of the
-publiS. Charges reasonable. Ally
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Lawrence House,

TNIoNEsTA, PA, WILLIAM LAW
L RENEE. PRoPafEroR. This house
n centrally located. Everything new and
well furnished Superior accommoda-
tlons and strict attention given to guests:
Vegetables and Fruits of all kinds served
in their season. Sample room for Conn
mereial Agents.
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FOR EST HOUSE,

@ A.vARNER PRoPRIEroR. Opposite
-. Court House, Tionesta,. Pa. Just
opened. Everything new and clean and
ffssh. The best OF liquors kept constantly
on hand. A portion Of the public patron
aQs is respectfully solicited. 4-H-ly
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CENTRAL HOUSE,

DoNNRR & AGNEw BLOCK. l..
ID AaNEw, Proprietor. This Is a new
nssss, ami has just been fitted up for the
aseo M IN mSdation OF the public. A portion
Of tks patronage OF the public Is solicited,
Ss-iy
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-05-10

eyes the pericardium is the mem.
braneous sac that holds the heart.
Well, sometimes, the sac. 1t is no
matter about particulars, Mrs. Steph-
ems" and DR.. Ellis suddenly came to a
stanstill.
1t's enough, though, for me to say
that we are both possibly anxious that
his heart should remain where it be-
longs. Mr.. Stephens must be amused.
He wants the opera, the lecture, the
social circle, entertaining books, hap
by home, music. You play and sing,
do you not, Mrs. Stephens ?"
ooh, yes, l used to, and Mrs. Ste.
phen's tones were so pitiful now that
the big DIR. Ellis really and truly was
obliged to wipe both his eyes and his
nose Before he was aware, the lachry-
NAL duet had got the upper hand.
"Well, try it again; get a teacher
and go to practising"
"But how am going to manage my
spnsms ?" sobbed the lady.
"Well, perhaps, between us both
you using your will power, and think
ing of your husband, going out with
him, taking care of him, and l doing
my best in my way-we may be able
to subdue them; but you must remem-
Der this, madam-do not let Mr.. Ste
phens have the faintest suspicion that
you think anything is the matter with
him; and above all, do not treat him
like an invalid. Just amuse him, and
all that, you know, just as you used
to when you were first married."
Another series Of sobs from Mrs.
Stephens.
The doctor arose to go. His patient
had entirely forgotten that he had left
no prescription.
"About tea, doctor ?" she asked as
he prepared to leave. "Do you think
it very hurtful?"
GAS an occasional tonic l have no
objection to tea, but as beverage,
madam, it is an invention of the devil.
Good morning"
John Stephens sought his home that
evening with heavy, heart. His wife
he thought a confirmed invalid, or
hypochondriac--it mattered little
which, one was as bad as the other.
His remonstrances were of no avail.
He was even doubtful! whether his
wife loved him. He opened the door
with his latch key. This had become
habitual; seldom did the gentleman
show himself to his beloved wife until
after the dining bell had summoned
the family to the dining room.
A strain of music met his ear, and
transfiXed him to the threshold. Abt's
beautiful song was being rendered, and
his wife was the musician. He was
just in time to hoar-
"The eyes that cannot weep,
Are the saddest eyes of ALL"
For full year this charming voice
had been as silent as the grave.
Company, perhaps" he muttered.
Curiosity overcame him. He opened
the door and peeped in. There was
Mrs. Stephens, becomingly attired, all
alone, as enthusiastic over the fine
rendition of piece of music as he
had ever seen her.
"What does this mean, Kate ?" he
asked, with oustretched arms.
THAT | have given up tea, and am
going to try hard to be well. ! guess
my voice will come back, John"
Il guess So" he replied, folding hel
tight to his heart.
Three months after this the cure
was so radical that DIR. Fills made 6
clean breast of the whole thing, and
there is no word or set OF words that
can provoke so hearty laugh in the
happy home of the stephenses as thii
physiologically scientific one-"Peri
cardigm."
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WILLIAMS 81 CO.,
MEADvILI.E, PENN'A.,
TAxIDER MIsTs.

DIRDS and Animals stuffed and mount
ID ed to order. Artificial Eyes kept in
stock. 2-ly
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MFRS. q. M. HEATH,
DREssMAKER, Tionesta, Pa

Iyl this place for the purpose OF meeting
a want which the ladies of the town and
county have for long time known, that
of having dressmakor Of experience
among them. am prepared to make all
kinds of dresses in the latest styles, and
ing and embroidery done in the best man
ner, with tho newest patterns. All ask
Is tair trial. Residence on Water Street.
in the house formerly occupied by Jacob
Shrivor. l4tf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-31
EX-GOV. LEWIS, OF ALA.
For Many Years a Republican Leader
in Alabama, Declares for TiIden
ana Hendricks.

NASHVILLE, August 30.-The Anaeri-
can will publish letter from Elk. Gov
ernor D. P. Lewis, Of Alabama, elected
by the Republicans in 1872, and defeat
ed by Houston at the election in 1874, in
favor Of committing the administration
Of the general government to Tilden
and Hendricks. He declares that refor-
nation in the policy Of reconstruction
is ss much needed as in any other
branch of the government, and that in
the present canvass the Democratic par
ty is on platform that entities it to bs
deemed national. The Republican tho
CRY of rec obstruction by military force
and the terror of power proved q fail
ure, while southern birth and residence
during the war seemed to furnish suffi-
Gent reason for tae exclusion of men of
national sympathies from participation
in the administration of the govern
ment. He sees nothing in the future Of
the Republican party which promises
any hope to a southern citizen of ma
floral and conservative sentiments.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-31
BIG FIRE.
A Railroad Depot and Contents, Worth
100000, Entirely Consumed.

CINCINNATI, Auguat 80 About one
o'clock this morning the Dayton Short
Line freight depot in this city was, with
lis contents, entirely con- med by fire.
The fire originated among lot Of coal
oil barrels, In manner not as yet ex.
planned. TIE building was q substan-
tial brick structure four hundred feet
long and eighty feet wide, and was worth
twenty-five thousand doll rs. There
wss an unususl'y large amount of freight
of all descriptions stored in the b1ilding,
principally for mel chants in this city
The loss on freight Is variously estimated
at from one hundred and fifty thousand
to two hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars, upon which there is very little, If
any, insurance. AS the law makes the
railroad ccm papy responsible for the
safety OF goods stored in the freight
house only for the period Of twenty four
hours, large part OF this loss viii fall
upon the consiguees, as most of the
freight had been stored two 0r three
days.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-31

THE beer drinkers OF New York are
beginning to make q noise about the
email glassCs in which their fsvori:e
beverage is served. 0nly think Of it =
they say beer is brought il glasses with
dimples go largo that they would hold
as much In the lower as the upper end.
"Dimples" are generally considered
pretty, but in this cass they don't at
tract. The New York Sun says that in
almost every lager beer saloon there they
ara worse Of than Europeapp. Ia Vienna
law has OF late been passed compelling
all rettsurateurs to have their glasses
gagged by the. government, and requir-
Ing line to be cut around them below
which the froth on settling must not
sutside. The ridiculously mall portions
eff beer which are given in New York ia
lieu OF giass'ul might, in Vienna, serve
ss the basis of criminal suit.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-31
rEMPHIS, TENN, THURsDA

Iaws; holding that all peol lie in all STATE
alike, regardless OF race, color or conditior,
are entitled to equal protection, ana
that all orders, practices and opinions
whereby public order and peace are dls.
turbed mould receive public reouke ana
punishment, and entersa solemn protest
s. linst the recent oder OF the secretary
OF war, approved by the President OF the
United States, placing govern ment
troops in the southern States with
vitw to in'imidata the people ana 10
control their elPctions-a government
by bsyonet to take the place OF gov
eminent through the ballot, an outrage
which demands the condemnation o! all
who love republican freedom and hate
despo ic power.
WIN. Dorehelmer, the present lieuten-
ant. governor, was nominated for gov
ernor, but his name was no sooner an
nouDced t1su there were loud cal s for
"SeymouT!' "Seymom ~ The ex-gov-
trnOr was at length nominated, when
the following dispatch was read:
To Francis Herman:
You must not let my name be used.
Ny health will not permit
HORATIO SEYMOUR.
GARRISON N. Potter ana huclus hOoln-
son were also nominated, hut the dele
gates placing their names before the
convention werJ constantly interrupted
by cries of Seymour" Finally mo-
ton was made to rescind the previous
resolution 10 go into nomination for
governor, aud TO nominate by acolama-
ton Horatio Seymour, the convention
ID adjourn till tomorrow morning.
The motion as carried unanimously,
and amid the widest applause Seymour
was nominated by reclamation, and q
COMMITTEES appointed to inform Mr.. Sey.
mour of his nomip alton.
Che convention then adjourned.
The spirit which dominated in the
convention prevails in the hotels to-
night, and the delegates seem deter
mine d to force the nomination for gov
error upon Seymour.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-31
TELEGRAPHIC CLIPPINGS.

Ea5ron, Pa, August 80: Allen G La
ros, the polsoner, has been convicted Of
murder in the first degree.
Savannah, August 80: YeIlow-fever
here is not epidemic. There have beer
only sixty-nine cases during the seasOn,
and ten deaths.
Oswego, August 80: The Magnolis
flour mills burned this evening. Loss
thirty-tive thousand dollars; Insurance
twenty-six Thousand five hundred dol
lars.
Nashville, August 80: E. Shelton. ore
OF the three men who robbed the express
office at Riley's Station, Kentucky, last
April, was captured In East Knoxville
to-day.
Madrid, August so: The governor Of
Porto Rico has been officially notified of
the issue of royal decree, ordering the
Issue Of indemnity bonds to the owners
Of liberated slaves.
Washington, August 80: The special
commission appointed to examine into
and report upon the compensation to
railroad companies for carrying the
mails, has organized.
New York, August 80: Messrs. DakiD,
Farwell, Weper, Fulton, Yale, Bruce
RsthboRe and Allen were chosen to-day
to represent the United States in the ap,
preaching international riffs contest.
Madrid, August 81: The Emperor Of
Brazil is shortly expected here. During
his sej urn he will b received into mem.
bersip OF the society of political econ
omy. King Alfonso will preside at the
reception.
New York, August 80: Officers OF Tie
Lehigh Coal company say they do not
propose to sell any of their stock of Goa
at auction. Retail dealers to-day re-
duced the prices OF coal one dollar pei
ton below previous prices.
Sandusky, Ohio, August 81, 1890
am: The steamer Gszelle, just arrived
from Putin Bay, reports the cellars oil
the Kelley Island vine company, on
Kelley's Island, totally destroyed by
fire tonight. No particulars.
Cheyenne, August 30: The peace
commission arrived to-day, and will
leave for Red Cloud tomorrow. They
will arrive there after the census now
being taken is completed. The Chey-
ennes first counted numbered only two
hundred and thirty in camp.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-31

BUT suppose Governor Porter should
retreat from his position. and announce that
he would stu hoard the surplus in the treas
ury, would he rot have instantly a hercor
storm about his head? And would il not %
a refreshing announcement tnst Tennessee
has more money In her treasury than she
knows what TO do with ?-RRoIUiIs Tribune.
When Govsrnor Porter gives US the
law for paying or not paying, he need
net fear the present or any future stoIme.
OF course, II he does not ray, the ''Iipg"
now in Poss sss on Of the coupons bought
on private Information will howl like q
tempest. But who cares for thai? Ger.
tSinly not GOvtrlor Porter, or the Dam
ocrstic party. Let The "Tipe" howl, and
let the refreshing announcement" go
forward that TEN essee has q surplus
which the next legislature viii dispose
OF as 10 IL seems hest.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-31

CARL SCHUBz. after careful canvass,
d ads himself constrained to "admit
q considerable detection among the Ger.
mars at the present time" In New
York city he finds this detection mes!
noticeable, "where the organs of Ger
man opinion are mainly for Tilden."
Tais confession Of he impotence Of
SchurE to control the Teulonic vote,
which holds, beyond doubt, the balance
OF power, is equivalent 10 conceding Til
dea's election.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-31
ESTABLISHED 1870.

eculatorS had gone into the marke',
aud upon inhorms.ion Of, we suppose,
al offi.,Al character, had bought up all
they cSuld put their hands upon, and
this several dsys, mayhsps weeks, be-
fore any definitely official notification
wsi made pubic. Again, this ''uares-
sonable and natural announcement"
which was not made until the day after
the APPEAL had called the governors
attention to the excitement In financial
circl.s here, has inteDs ed a feeling of
distTus. and excited spprehensious as to
the existence Of a cormorant ring ex.
tending from Nashville even as far as
Knoxville, ring which, 1t is said, does
not ssrUp.e to feed itself ct the risk OF the
Democratic psrty's success. Tais is why
the APPEAL has spoken So earnestly,
and sppesied to its Democratic cotem-
poraries to help ia the allsying of an ex-
element, which we are glad to say, Gov.
eruor Porter has at last conceded does
exist and has soma foundation for
its exist epce.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-31

The Little Rock Gos.ns is in poss;s
sion Of information from eli the coun-
ties, which ind Gates large turnout at
the State eieetIon, induced by The inter-
est in the local elections SIS vel: as by a
z sal for the largest possible nsj ,rity for
the State ticket. This is as Ii should be.
Every DemocTstin the State should turn
out on that day and, by his vote. asstr.
his condemnation of the r ,dicaI party
of Arkansas. Let there be no uncer.
tain sound On the sul jet, but full,
clear, unbrcken chorus OF Democratic re-
joicing, in celebration of thsir deliver
snce from Radical misrule which took
place two yesrs ago. A free people Aave
right to rfj oice, and none have better
right than the people Of Arkansas.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-31

THE name Of Governor Porter does
NOS appear at the head of our columns to-day.
We cannot urge his election at present, and II
would be inconsistent in Us to keep hls name
flying on the Democratic ticket. We will
gladly replace Ii when he recsdes from his
position on the coupon question, and not till
taen.-Led9cT, Of yesterday.
We regret the step taken by our CO.
temporary, and think it hssty in view
Of the Difference to public oIi1ion al
ready unaffected by G)vernor Porter in
a reference ofthe cCupoE-payment mat.
fer TO Attorney. General HeiskelI. If the
l.w Is with him and we still think it is
mott he ought to be supported by sill
good Democrats; II it is not he will no
doubt recall his promise to pay on the
fifteenth OF September.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-31

THAT there Is some sort of ii larcisl
tempest rag pg around the S ieets OF Memphis,
We have a reaey announced. That it has
been stirred up by "a e announcement. { st tie
surplus in the etate treasury Is u be epplied
TO the payment of inter 81 on the bon ded in
debiedoess OF the STATE, We have altered
from be Memphis papers and nave 50 stated.
But exactly lchy so Ie enable an natural an
announcement should have 20 excited our
frontier city, we c Mess VIC have been unab c
10 definitely ssc 81 tain hnorUsLLe Tribune.
OlJ cOtemporary is mistaken on two
points. There is rot financial tempest
In teapot raging in Memphis, and the
expression of public opinion INDUCED
in by the Memphis press touching the
proposed payment Of interest was not
called out by the announcement that the
tutplus In the treasury was to be used
ior that purpose. Ga the contrary, 1t
was called out by the fact inside sppar.
ent here for the first time on Tuesday
last, that coupons of 1874 and 1875, had
n few days doubled in value becau Sc
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-31
DIED.

HOWELL Wednesday, August 30th, of con-
gestiUn, Mrs. MARY ANNIE HOWELL, wife of
Henry B. Howell. aged 40 years and Is days.
The funeral will take place from the family
residence, corner of Rsyburn avenue and
Walker street, this (TEURSDAY) afternoon,
at o'clock. Carriages at HOSTS and at the
residence.
POLLOCK-In Forrest City. Ark, Wednes-
day evening, August 3Oth, at 2:30 O'Clock, A.
J. POLLOCK.
Funeral services this (THURSDAY) after
noon, at o'c ock, from Holst's. Friends and
acuua ntancas are in ited tn attand
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-31

TIE New York Graphic suggest,
Henry Watterson, of the Louisville
Courier Journal and member Of con-
gress from the LouisviIle district, for
speaker. Well, We can see no objection,
il Sayler is not 10 sail in and Cox is
barred. We remember Wait srson's
management of the st. Louis conven-
ton, and think that few months OF
him in the speakers chair would bring
gentlemen who are prone to indulge in
the privileged question:" and what is
called parliamentary tactics, to their
sansas
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-31
Terrific RRins.

CINCINNATI, August 80 The En-
QuiTer's Springfield, Ohio, special says
mat tremendous rain fell in that city
tonight. In twenty minutes the streets
were like rivers. Many store-rooms and
residences were flooded; the track OF the
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati
railroad was washed out between Moore
field and Lsgopda, and the engine and
u baggage Car of a southwark bound
passeI ger-trsin were ditched and badly
wrecked
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-31

JEFFERsoNvILLE August 3O-Johr
Sheldon, wife and littls boy, five yea &
old, from Maysville, Kentucky, accom-
panied by John Bark, of Cincinnati, Oh
their way to Cairo, in skiff, attempted
a passage Of the falls this morning, just
below the bridge. The tk.f is supposed
to have struck a rock and capsized. The
boy Was drowned. By the timely aid Of
James BowmaI, fisherman, Shelton,
his wife, and BuIk were saved.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-31

THE VicksbGrg Tribune will accept
on. apologies for failure to credit it in-
stead OF the Vicks6trger deceased. We
admire the sterling Democracy Of the
Tribune, and appreciate its value as
newspaper, and will endeayor hereafter
to zee that il has foil crCdit fohAbhst we
CODY from L. ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-31

TIE Democrats OF Corintb, Nil sissip-
pi, had a grand denomination aud pub
lie speaking on Tuesday night, and the
conclusion reached by cur correspond
ent is that everybody is for Tllden and
Hendricks, for Muldrow for congress,
and KILLER for MAYOR,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-31
Vermont and Maine will vote mex

Vermont and Maine will vote next
month, the first on the first Tuesday,
and the second On the second Monday.
The Republicans are making desperate
effort to secure an increase on the vote
OF 1872 for the possible influence it msy
have on the campaign in other States.
The two States are of course Republican,
and their verdict will have no signifi.
canoe one way or the other. No matter
how corrupt or rotten the party in pow.
er, they will sustain it. AS an indica-
iion of how the country will go in No.
vemDer, we must look 10 Ohio and In.
diana in October, not to Maine aud
Vermont in September.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-31

THE APPEAL of to morrow win be
worthy Of preservation for reference,
covering, as it will, eli the commercial
and trade transactions II the year. Be-
sides which it viii contain the cards or
announcements Of all cur leading meI-
cantile hCuses.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-31
Cloud-Burst-FourLives Lost

ST. LOUIS, August 30-Advices from
Hays City, Ksnaas, say that water
spout burst in Xiii Creek valley, Os.
borne county, last Saturday evening,
and Fl oded the entire bottom in about
fifteen minutes. Horses, cattle, crops,
etc., were swept away. Mrs. Green,
and Mrs. Brighton and her two children
nara hrnWneh
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-31
"REDFIELD." OF the Cincinnati Com.

"REDFIELD." OF the Cincinnati Com.
nseTciGl, criticising the action Cf the
Tennessee Republican convention, ssys
The excuse which leading Republicans give
for the emsgoguerS Of their procet dings at
Nashville is, that we want 10 catch enou b OF
the reputation and anii-dog law vote 10 Sc
cure the legsigture. We will sell out the gov
ernorship, honor, credit, the material inter
ests OF the stale, and turn the sheep over { }
the Is, and The whole concern to tue devil
anything TO get the legislature next winter
aud eject two Republicans TO the United
State senate.
Tnus warned in time, We trust our
Democratic brethren in every part oftbe
Safe will bs cn the Qui UiUs to prevent
such a contamination.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-31
The New liz Per Cent. Bonds.

WASHINGTON, Au gust 29.-Tne new
four and half per cent. bonds are be-
ing rapidly prepared in the bureau Of
engraving and printing at the treasury
department, and on Tues lay next the
first instaliment, amounting to about
ten million dollars will be turned over
to the register for Issue.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-31
WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

WAR DEPT. OFFICE CT. SIC. OTTIcEz
"AssIss-or, August 81, / alb.
In Tennessee and the Ohio valley
stationary or <sli0htly lolosr barometer
so'therly to westerly t0inds, and gen.
orally warmer, party cloudy tOedther,
1sith occasional rains.