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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-06-06
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Meeting of the Republican State Con-
Vention.

HEADQUARTER REPUBLICAN STATE
COMMITTEES, HARRISBURG, May 29th,
18TH pursuance Of resolution of
the Republican State Committee,
adopted at meeting held in Harris
burg, this day, Republican State
Convention, to he composed of dele
gates from each Senatorial and Rep
resentative district, TO the number to
which such district is entitled in the
Legislature, is hereby called to meet
in the city of Harrisburg, at twelve
o'clock noon, on Wednesday, August
29th, 1877, for the purpose Of nOmina-
ting candidates for Supreme Judge,
State Treasurer and Auditor General,
to be voted for at the ensuing general
election on the sixth day of Novem
ber next.
BY order of Committee.
HENRY M. HOYT,
Chairman.
A. WILSON NORRIS,
Gaaratorr
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BOROUGH OFFICERS.

Burecss--G. ". ROBINSON.
CDWnciImen--P. ID. Thomas, =. J. Setley
VIM. Richards, ID. S. Knox, A. B. Kelly,
c. A. Randall.
Justices Of the Peaec-D. s. Knox, C. A.
Randall.
C0nstdble--II. 5waggart
school DrectorS--H. II. May, II. o. Da-
-, $. II. Haslet, A. B. Kelly. q. w. Rob
nson, T. J. Van Gicsen.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-06-06

-Woodhull S Claflin's paper pub
lished the first article which led to the
trial of the Beecher and Tilton case !;
the N. Y. Times had the honor Of first
exposing to the view of an. astonished
constituency the failure of MIR. Tilden
to make his afidayits jibe in regard
to his income tax the Titusville Co1tr-
ier, we believe was the first paper to
appeal from the decision of the Elec-
toral Commission TO arms, and to de-
mand the blood Of the Republican
party but,it is left to the Forest Press
to be the frst aud only paper in Chris.
tendon to oppose the Murphy move
ment This is distinction enough
The editor Of that paper should be al
lowed to retire on his laurels That
paper only needs to know that some
step is being taken to elevate man
kind, and it Immediately takes stand
Oh the opposite side, and there it will
always be found as long as it's present
editor owns it. But does he suppose
that his feeble arm will arrest the
march of progress ? Does he suppose
that this barricadc of straw which lie
has raised will check the tidal wave OF
Murphyism which is flooding our land
with JOY aud peace and thanksgiving
Does be think by his puny resistance
to palsy the powerful forces ut work
in this reform ? If so, he is terribly
mistaken. This movement has al
ready accomplished a great work, and
is destined yet to lead thousands ine-
briates to renounce their follies Of the
past, and hel p them to become sober
industrious and manly men. But why
is it that that paper is always found
opposing morality in all its forms !? Is
il because it fears that if all the in
habitants Of our town and county be.
come moral, temperate, and upright
that its support will be gone, its mis-
sion at an end ? 1t looks very much
as if this was the line of reasoning
pursued by the editor of that paper
Whatever it is, his course justifies thii
conclusion. We hope, however, tha
there is not within the boundaries 0
Forest County man woman or chilt
who is SO degraded as to allow him
self or herselfto be influenced by thi
TRADE against Murphyism.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-06-06

We understand that q reduction
of 10 per cent. is to be made during
the present month on the salaries of
all officers and the wages of all en-
plOyees Of the p. T. & B. Ry. This
will again put the wages of the labor
ers at SO cts. per day, and offer induce
ments for number of them to become
tramps. ANY amount of them are
looking for jobs at living wages, bat
whether they Oan get them is a ques,
tion for the future.
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Administrators A Notice.

Letters of Administration on the estate
of Chas. j. Fox, decd, having been grant
ed TO the undersigned, all persons being
indebted arc requested to make payment,
and those having claims to present them
to II. $. BROCK WAY, Admir-.
TiOnosta, Pa, May 9, 1877.
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FRIDAY EVE, JUNEs, 1877
ADMITTANCE FREE.

All are invited to attend. Mr.. Plummor
Is one Of the most eloquent and effective
speakers engaged in the cause. Come out
and hear him.
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-Hilliard & Hunting's Great Pa
cific Circus was here yesteEang and
exhibited as advertised. The excel
lence Of the entertainment was sur
prise to all. The tumbliDg, trapeze
performance and exercises Oh the hor-
rizonlal bar were especially excellent.
One man threw forward double sum-
mersault, and another a backward one
being the only fair square double sum-
mersanlts We have ever witnessed.
There was a side-show which had a
large serpent and an educated hog.
There was also chap who took up a
position on the corner next the black.
smith shop and sold two twenty.dol-
lar greenbacks at auction, one bring
ing $1,000 aud the other $3.50. BY
this means he got crowd together,
aud proceeded to play a sort of three
card monte game with little boxes, in
which he put bills of different denom-
nations, mixed them up, and sold to
those who believed they could pick
out the one with the big bill in. Not
wlthstanding the manifold warnings
given in regard to these games, some
Of ou ee and enlightened neighbOrs
got stuck, one of them to the tune Of
S11.00. We understand the show
took about $4,000 out of our place.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-06-06

lob " DIRK neatly executed "A IA
y PUBLICAN Ohice
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-06-06
NeaO Aosvertisenn ea.ts.


Notice is hereby given that the princi-
pal and accrued interest on all Forest
County Bonds will be paid at the Com
missi0ners Office, Tionesla, Pa. on the
"a day of July, 1877, and that the interest
on said bonds shall cease on that day.
1sAIo Enr .1fE5Es, IoSs, Commissioners.
JOHN REcK,
Attest j. II. BRENNAN, Clerk.
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THE
"MENDELSSOHN" PIANO co,
AVE- STRUCK
HARD PAN PRICES.

Only One Price for Cash, and low one.
NO DEVIATION.
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DONE AT THE
REPUBLICAN" OFFICE

Attic IO'OOst cash prices, neatly, prompt
ly, aud IN style equal to that Of any
other establishment in the District.
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MURPHY MEETING
HON. w. G. PLUMMER,

of Titusville, will address a Temperance
Meeting, in Tionesta, Pa, on
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-26

TEACH Your CHILDREN MgsIc.-You
will stare at strange notion of mine, and
if it appear even mad one, do not won
der. Had l children, my utmost endeavor
should be to make them musicians. Con-
sidering I have no ear, nor even thought
of music, the preference seems odd, still
it is embraced on frequent recollection.
In short, as my aim would be to make
them happy, l think it the most probable
method. 1t is resource which will last
them their lives, unless they grow deaf;
it depends upon themselves, not on others !;
always amuses and soothes if not consoles
and of all fashionable pleasures, is the
cheapest. 1t is capable of fame without
danger of criticisms susceptible of en-
thusiasm without being priest-ridden;
and, unlike other mortal passions, is sure
of being gratitied in heaven.-Horace
Walp0le.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-26

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-26

EVERY BAR REI5sIox - We Hns,
e sEns b@ck O. cur pHnt. whieh Is. Rot IN
urge all at you 10 give yourselves Up To
mission work. bat To serve God more and
more in Connection with your daily call
ing. | have heard that q woman who
ha> mission makes poor wife and q
bad mother; this is very possible, and, at
the same time, lamentsble; but the mis-
sion would urge is not of this sort
Dirty rooms, slatternly gowns, and chill
dren with unwashed faces, are swift wit
nesses against the sincerity of those who
keep others vineyards and neglect their
own. have no faith in that woman who
talks of grace and glory abroad, and uses
no soap and water ut home. Let the but
tons be on the shirts, let the children's
socks be mended, let the roast mutton be
done to turn, let the house be as neat as
a new pin, and the home a. happy as
home can be. Serve God by doing COM
mon actions in heavenly spirit, and then
if your daily calling only leaves you
cracks and crevices of time, fill these up
withHholy service.-Spuryson.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-26

A YOuNasrER of a Boston primary
school, says the Literary World, was
playing about at home in the presence Of
his father, one day not long since, when
the parent heard him oft csroling thus:
"Angie two times. niger on pond.
Angie two times. Niger on . pond"
Surprised and somewhat displeased at
the inelegant nature Of the musical
snatch, the father inquired how the child
came by it. 20. that's what the teacher
makes No say 1t school" he replied. The
next day the father psid = visit to that
school, and respectfully asked the lady
instructor IL the eurricalun Of her de
partmenf inclsdcd the shove doggerel
SAe vns p9zxied fsr . moment tn under
stand him. 90 10 reply Al ssss tn
whaae thsnx c<ne cot vita . A.~h ct IN
selisexnce- -Asxse-sve lines mesfsng
n . pssnt- Tkss e~sen<srie~l 3<&nsfsen-
smnxAs 10 fsze rAisar~r. vas the ssnpsf
arixs=.l af ne ehiI4s srx.>axsssn
-Aaxsx two rm@s. n1xx~r co o p's@4
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-26

BED AND BEDRooMs.-Never use any
thing but light blankets as a covering for
the sick. The heavy, impervious cotton
counterpart is bad, for the reason that it
keeps in the calculations from the pores
of the sick person, while the blanket al
lows them to pass through. Weak per-
sons are invariably distressed by great
weight of led clothes, which often pre-
vents their getting any sound sleep what
ever. 1t is better to sleep in cool room
and dress in one that is we'll warmed,
than the opposite. If it is necessary to
heat the bedroom, let it be by means of
an open CRATE fire rather than by regis
ter or fue.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-26


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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-26

DA
OOsrAnp rIs.4rut TWO eggs, one "a
Diespooniui VI nvu' ".,io uu.meS Vi
iemon, pit VI sa''' aoo lnree heaPine
Moiespooniuis VI sugar III oowi' ceat
cnofoueniy' snu Poo. ~ Piu. VI MILK
ei your PIE Aoa SCI ~ 'ne o'Sr' IL NOT
a very Ornamental ME take the yolks of
two epps and one whole eng for your ME
when done beat up the whites of two
egrs To n stiff froth. add three tesspooa-
fnls of white sugar and pour over yeur
ME act in the 0v~n sni brown LIGHTLY
top Of H.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-26

CAMERoN's GREAT AFRICAN WALK
This officer travelled on foot distance
of three thousand miles, with very short
intervals of rest on the tramp, for two
years and eight months, exposed to all
the vicissitudes of climate, through
forests, marshes and jungles, enduring
hardships of all sorts, and yet his cour-
age never gave way. Lieut.. Cameron
KEEP his eyes we'll about him, and the
observations that he made, both astro-
nomical and in relation to the physical
character of the country, are of extraor-
binary value. The registered observa-
tions he has brought home, and which
are now being computed at the Green
witch observatory, promise to be of the
most important character. They are as
tonishingly numerous, elaborate and &C.
curate; we have every expectation that
the result of their computation will be
that we shall find laid down q defined
line from one ocean to the other across
twenty degrees of longitude, which will
serve as q basis, a fixed mathematical
basis, for all future geographical dis
coveries in equatorial Africa. The OBJ
servations with which he has furnished
US and which are now being computed
for latitude, longitude and elevation
number nearly five thousand. In order
to determine the longitude of some par
ticular positions, he took as many as one
hundred and thirty or one hundred and
forty lunar observances in one spot.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-26


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Lydia ru>b,,l ior~sEd Aai sAsk uPoa the
mas b,s.'m. and there sie ~rp, fcr joy,
II was. in truth. her o~n brother.
"And you didn't know me he said.
with smile. after he had taken a seat.
"Why. no, James. Five years have al
tered YOU wonderfully. But then that
beard ali over your face makes good
deal If difference"
"All the difference in the world, sister.
Two years ago, while my ship lay at
Canton, l had my beard all shaved of,
and when came aboard, some of my
own men did not know me at first"
"Then l wish you'd shave it off now,
for you look more like bear than you
do like James Barrows."
The brother laughed, and then the con-
versation ran for while upon various
topics suggested by the return of the loved
one. James Barrows was now thirty two
years of age, and had been absent from
his native city for five years, during which
time he had had command of fine ship.
"By the way" said the brother, at the
end Of half an hour, II stopped in New
York on my way here, and / saw Kate
Waldron there. She told me she heard
you say you wished your husband had
never known me. Did you ever say such
q thing as that9"
Lydia's eyes filled with tears in mo-
ment, and deep sob broke from her lips.
Her brother was startled. He moved to
her side, and put his arm about her neck.
"What is it, my sister," he asked, apx-
iously.
"Alas, James, will tell you. But first
let me assure you that did not mean ex-
actly what I said to Kate. You remem-
Der five years ago, when you used to tell
such stories about gambling scenes on
the Mississippi. Ambrose asked you to
teach him to play poker, as you called it.
You taught him the game and in one OF
two evenings you went with him to some
social card parties"
"Yes, yes-I remember all that"
"Well-the spirit of gaming is now
fastening itself upon him. l can see it
plainly, though he tries to laugh away my
fears. l know it is so, for have been
told by one who is my friend, and who
told me out of pure friendship for Am
brose. But l have not yet dared to let
him know how sure my information is,
for he would be angry, did he know that
anyone had told this to me. Oh, know
his lmpetuous nature. Evil companions
are Leading him astray. He thinks them
1nenos:
"And DO you think ne has gone to the
card table to.nlghtr
II am AFRAID SO. ANA II ne does-oh,
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1 nut Ue.'el iuIA mex! mex. ;''ne' Ooihe-Ah
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nsn to rov;vn Noxt ho won two b,,nJrod
Eore 10 won't omd rot onothor clos. of
Vino and Than rotnrneI IN be4ta- sn;r;ts
Rnt At tho ne,t hand he lost five hum'
drod HE sn;r;ts sonL o,,o;, R,t 10
was row resotvod 20 r,oT carof,,l,u ' onS
Win hact what ha had Tnst and than st ,,
There ia M need of follow;no tho oa me-
sten hv atom Tho mon Ohio 6e1J 9hoso
cards was not a nrofcsscd gambler nor
did he now camille at all for b;s own
smusamont Rnt ho bsd hoon aronn
oamh1ars much and ho could handie
cards a. he nleased And more still he
| could handle a nervous exc;tahle mon 90
he nIeaeod
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him hove occss;onsI Aas6os of 1ncI[ ond
finally. inst AZ the clock struck eleven
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| 1ahle renn;Iessi AlICo7i ,ros Ironoi u;S
four Thousand dollarsMthe snm which
was to have cleared him from debt-the
arr, which no nod ooon et.od;,,, ..ron,;ns
beneath his efforts for the last fonr wears
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KEEPING SQUAsHEs.-They should be
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one, but we do not know that they often
keep like time sound when they are
kept in warm place. The decsyed ones
should be removed, and not allowed to
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cloves, one ounce oil Of origanuw. one
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