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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-11-07
MON EY.

We will pay cash on delivery at
our mill in Tionesta, for white oab
stave and heading bolts at the follow
ing prices:
Stave bolts, 80 inches long, per cord
of 8 #. by 4 it,, $3.50. Heading bolts
% inches long, per cord of #. by 4
f., $500. Heading bolts must be
made from timber at least 90 inches
in diameter. Office at Lawrence
House. j. II. DERICKsoN q Co.
27tf .
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CENrRAI HOUSE,

noNNER e. AGNEW BLOCK. L..
Is A0NEw, Proprietor. This is new
mousse, ami has just been fitted mp for the
accommodation of tho public. \ portion
of The patronage of the public is solicited
40 lY
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--Kunkel's "Des Fleur De Alpes, v
a delicious perfume for the handker-
chief. Price Is cts. per bottle. Do
not waste your money on cheap
perfumery the best is the cheapest
For sale at Bovard's. IT,
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Honor RoIi for Tionesta Schools.

The following is "A list of those pres
ent every day during tie month end
ing Nov. 1st:
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LADY WAsHIRas0H TIA PARRY.

W. arc in receipt OF courteous in vita.:n.,
from ,he ladies' Of Greenville to attend the
Lady Washington Tea Party, which is to be
given by them on Tuesday evening, Oct.
18th. The proceeds of the entertainments
arc to be devoted to tho completion of tho
Confederate Monument, and the manage.
ment Ia under the direction Of ladies whose
patriotic efforts have been largely instru-
mental IN furthering tho memorial shaft
s:ce ito inception. It will doubles prove
brilliant afair. 60 extensive preparations are
making to render tho occasion worthy of
the cause In which tho ladies ara enlisted
The thirteen booths will represent the orig
inni States. w;..i; .ie .nnttoea, emblenis and
productions Of each suitably displayed. and
these n'oths will be presided over by ladies
OF unsurpassed beauty and attractions, whose
costumes will awak en- memories Of tho Row.
clution, when powdered hair and court trains
were worn by maid and matron. A number
ofgentlemen will appear in the costume CT
colonial times. with knee bleeches and pow
dered wigu. This entertainment occurs
during the Grecnvillo County Fair, and
many of our people will likely visit the
mountain city during next week, and the
ladies are desirous of seeing their Anderson
no!ghbcrs present ct tho entertainment.
The ususl reduction In railroad fare will be-
made, which. viii be another inducement,
We vish our Greenvillo friends abundant
success In this Project to raise funds for 30
pfaiseworthy an object
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election under the foregoing resolutions,
sending up the result ns hereinbefore pre-
scribed
ResO!red. That in case any two candidates
for the same Office shall receive the Same and
highest number Of votes at the primary cleo
don, then another election shall be held on
Saturday, 2Sth Of October. to determine
which OF the two candidates shall receive
the nomination for such Office, under the
regulations hereinbefore prescribed: Provi-
do, That. in case either of tho candidates
who may tie as aforesaid shall withdraw In
favor OF his opponent, no second election
shall be held.
!Reeef=ed. That any person, q member Of q
Democratic Club, who, from Sickness or
otherwise. cannot attend the polls, shall
have the right u vote by proxy-the vote
deposited to be under SEAL
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II. I. Eptine and T. II. Russell.

II. I. Eptins and T. H. Russell.
AZ Gabriel McGea's, on Thursday, 2nd or
November, embracing the Dark Corner.
Hall Ia1 and Flat Rock Clubs. speakers-W.
w. Russell, Il. 3. Murray, w. D. Wilkes.
X. w. Simpson, w. 8. Pickeno and John B.
Moore.
The above meetings will take place at 10
O'Clock a. m. and in designating the oonsol-
idatcd meetings, the Executive Committee
depends upon the Clubs named in each
locality to mako ell necessary arrangements,
and for them to determine whether or not
barbecue shall DO given.
The object of these meetings Is to instruct
the people, white and coloTed. and to In
crease tho strength Of the Democracy In
Anderson Count; &c The utmost axtert.
securing increased vigilance. ectivity and
energy among oil its advocates as tho day OF
election approaches. Let ell unto In o
hearty cooperation for tho etteinment Of
this end.
JAMES A. AOYT,
County Chairman.
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a DAY OF FASrIHo AND PRAYgp.-The
g:ate Democratic Executive Committee has
Issued tho annexed circular, requesting that
sho 18th Inst. ho set apart % day Of fasting,
humiliation and prayer:
Room STATE DEh. Ex. CoMnrrrnK,
COLUMBIA, 8. c., Oct. 4, 1873.
Several communications havo beeA re.
ceaved hy this committee rom diiTcrenr
9unrteTU SSssssss .==L:::5 .t.. .s sariu
date, day be hxed, end that oil citizens bo
invited to dedicate that day to fasting. hu-
initiation and prayer. The committee hes
no calctal authority TO mako snch O call. and
Eals that under ordinary circumstances ita
proprety as relating to tho triumph Off
party Ia political contest might ha oliei,
toned. But tho present 10 no party contest,
nor do we strive for personal gain or ufIlco
or honor. Either we aro laborine for the
moral and mareTfaf advantage Of The whole
people or our protestations are all falsc.
ThiS being our Arm conviction, We venture
mighty Justice and invoke divine aid in
behalf OK sur afflicted State and ito people:
therefore,, cur falloW-citisenB arc earnestly
and respectfully invited to set apart Thurs.
day, e:aS e6th day oftae PRESENT month, %
day OF fasting. humiliation and prayer Ith
ssS:sesed that ell pleces of business be closed
and labor suspended, that ell may assemble
OF the several places OF divine worship; and
the ministers or the gospsi aEo solicited 70
OPEN the churches for service ON that day
end Lead uo in the prayer unto Almighty
Coo THAI Justice, Eeace and prosperity, niorcy
and truth, with folioWnhip and good feeling
among our long suffering end much dis.
turbod people.
In reverence and with humility.
a. G. HAHRgLI
: Chairman State Democratic Ex. Coin.
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Tho Lebanon Guards organized about two
weeks ago. with tho following officers: YIN.
BuFriaa, IT,. Captain; VIM. Harper, First
Lieutenant; w. B. QusiIes, Second Lieuten-
ant; WI Robins. Third Lieutenant; VIM,
Wilson, orderty Sergeant; LIZ. Jonn Duca,
worth, Safgeon. Eight or ten colored men
gro expected 70 Join this Club at Ito next
E4sstiSs.
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JAMES A. HOYT,
County Chairman.
aHoTRBB DRHooRARIo CLUB.

Ihe citiEene OF The upper part OF the Fork
township organized now Democratic Club
ot g. w. Narct's, On Saturday, s0th of Esp
tezaDef. composed mainly Of n,ombers Of tho
original Club. whose location made it inoon-
venient to attend tho meetings OF Farmers
Store The Club UEgsniEed with hffy-ssx
names on the liss and elected the following
ohic5T3: p. g. @ahadty. President; w. H.
Boleman, Vice-Prealdent; J. B Meredith,
Secretary; VIM. Pullen. Treasurer. Messrs.
@. w. Neros. J. II. Kidd. J. p Simmons T.
j. D0lrympic. }. K. Bolornen. and John
Park0. OoloEod. wero appointed canvaaaing
committee 20 uecuFe additional members.
Tho following resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted:
lss: We obllsato and bind ouraalves to
vote for no men for county or State officers
en.y sHcss ta.s Eeosiye majority oS the
voSe5 az tne pIsInsTy ese0.:,5s.
Bud. We bind ourselves to support tho
es$aightout Democratic ticket for State on
caEe.
%. We bind Ourselves 20 suppors 1;,dea
end EendEick0 Sog President and Vice Preai-
6cnt OF tho United States.
%th. We bind ourselves to support no man
ofaee on tho independent ticket.
, Sah. Wo obiiSate ourselves to use our In
hueaca 20 gss honest msn In ofllce. that Wo
E2ay reform cur government.
9s!s. Wa cordially invite all true men OF
oil Eoce9 ENG colon 60 unto With ua TO ga
ho3esa men In ofilee.
7t.a, We scoaps In g,sed faith the ailir-
,eeenth, fbaftsalth and dn nth amendmentr
60 the Constitution Of tho United Statea.
Ents Gnh met 1gnin on Saturday Last, TN
CO q .9hee. and received Beveral eecassions
y = s=..eesE.esacEshlp. Among other bunin0s
efansac. 9 6. w ". sazzasss. Esq., waa appointed
Aar og tha Central Executive Commit
tees sad Mesars. G. W. Marot. u r. Meredith
and John Hembree were apposrtea as man
egsrs TO cohduost,,n primary election.
Tho Club agreed TO meet again on Tues.
day, nth. Of October, at TO- lock q. M,
when an address VIII 6clly sred by DR..
". @. Brown, eEa sofe5 people are
especially invited 70 attend. gls Club atarts
of vigorously. and although tiis time for
work Ia thi5 IS G!Sfed, sye expect
TO hear hat ito members have acquitted
thernseiy ~ credit on mo day % cleo
ton. ss,- sss
A.
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81 GUS eollnlry have sho

power 20 '3ssllie sesestion Ior tlse uslno-
crate by resolving IS ons snalt sssa rent no
lands for another year to Repntans,q ana
not employing any man who Is aRepubn:
can. Every man In town slould aiao do
this. aiil merchants should not give credit
to any Republican. Our people should
trade with and employ De~ocrats, and Re-
publicanism would soon gay out despite
prcclamations, troops, &C.
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Rsc citizens Of our Town win ~ we'll to
sentember that tho COW Law Is now In fogco.
and unless their stock is prevented from
sunlng at largo they will be liable to be i'm.
pounded by tho town ezthoritics.
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FOR TmE CABa-
PAIGN.

hoOAB ZEN. TX. CON. AHDERSOH Co.,
anderson, S. c.. Sept. Is, 1875
AT the regular meeting Of the Central E1-
ecutive Committee Of the Democratic party
for Anderson County, held this day, 4. vas
determined to arrnnge series Of me etings for
tho various Democratic Clubs, In C n forr.:....y
with tho regular meetings 90 Tar es possible,
and to appoint speakers to address tine citi-
gems generally at the times specified. II Is
especially intended and desired that tho
Democratic Clubs shall secure largo at-
tendance Of colorcd voters at these meetines.
end ut the same time procure FIJI repreoen-
tation Of the membership. The following
list of appointments will bo observed:
SECOND SATURDAY II OCTOBER.
Pendleton, at 7 o'clock p. m. = 7eakers-
W. d. wilkes and A. j. Watt.
Bolton, ct p. m. SpeakeFs-yamea L.
Orr and e. NJ. Rucker
Honea Path. al Up. m. Speakers-yames
Broadway, ct 2 p. m. speakess-R. W.
Simpson and LarlZin Newton.
wh;tner@ @ und W. ". Rusasli.
Savannah, OF 2p. m. speakegB-John 3.
Moore and w. 8. Pickcns.
Garvin, OF 10 g. m. e2eaters-W. @.
Brown and r. E. Harrison.
Hopewell, at 3 p. m. Speakers-y. w.
Daniels, II. r. Yandiver end J. l.. TrT;bs,a.
Fork. at 10 O. m. SpcakerB-R- D. Murray
and l.. e. Campbell.
THIRD SATURDAY III oc7oBEc-
Williamson, at 10 o'clock a. m. Speakers
James l.. Orr, II. W. Simpson esd Al.
VISIT. N
s. % Patsnop Sp,R, joRn, 5 5. moore. e re n. 5. VSndITsr
and W. d. Eylns
Wilkes. Z. ID. RuekeT and E 2. Murray.
Dark Corner, at II o. m. apeaker8-yan,es
=. 9cye. Larkin Newton and W. @. Brown.
coEsoIApATED AEEEEEos.
In addition to the foregoing appointments,
thc Executive Committee have Arranged tho
following series OF consolidated meetinfR fox
the closing week OF she campaign:
AT Townville, on Tuesday, 3iss OF October:
embracing the Fork Clubs and Oconee Coun-
ty. 9peakers-E. III. Ruckcr. J. w. MSsng2
ston, James A. Hoyt. jones l.. Orr, W. B.
Pickens and G. w. Maret.
at Craytonville. on Tuesday, 3ist of Ocso.
Der, embracing tho Roadway. ,HoncA Path,
Martin and Bolton Clubs. SpGakers-W. q.
Brown. John B. Moore, r. d. Murray, J.
w. Norris and r. W. Simpson.
At Willifsrd's Store. on Wednesday, lss
dav nf November. embracing Centreville.
Savannah and Rock Mill Uiuu5. 5penKcrs
IT II, Russell, w. C. Brown. L. w. simp-
son, II. II. Vandiver and james A. Hoyt.
At Pissah, on Wednesday, 1st day Of No
vember, embracing Williamson, Brushy
Creek, Shutdown ar,s Hopswell Clubs.-
Spcakers-John B. Moore, Z. Is. Murray,
James l.. Orr, ". d. Wilkes and w. S.
Pickens.
At Pendieton, on Thursday, End of No
veniber, embracing Pendleton, Sandy
Springs, Garvin and Hunters Spring Clubs.
4peakers-Jamea A. HoYt, James &. Orr.
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'AMES A. HOYT,
County Chairman.

lecaolScd, That o primary election be held
BY the various Democratic Clubs in Ander-
con County on Thursdoy, 1eth day OF Octo-
tc~, 1915, for tho purpose og nominating
candidates for tho following offices, to wit
Four mcmbeTs OF the House OF Representa-
uves, Clerk OF the Ccart, Probate Judge,
Sheriff, School Comrnig.ioneF. Coroner, and
three County Commissioners.
Resolved. Thas no candidate shall be voted
for In said primary election. and If voted for,
euch votes shall r.ot bs counted, unless such
candidate shall, at the time of tho election,
DO member OF como Democratic Club In
Andersen County, end pledge himself to
ebido the result Of the primary election and
support the nominees Of the party.
Resosged, That only members OF the Dem
ourohc Clubs shall be entitled to vote in the
primary election; and che secretary of each
Club ahall We the roll of his Club at tho
plaza Of holding tho election, and all legal
voturs, who are not members prior thereto,
upon Joining the Clubs on the day OF election
ehall DO entitled to vote by signing tho Con-
etitution Of the Club.
Resolpod, That tho candidate or candidates
receiving the highest number OF votes for
any Of the ofi1ces aforesaid shall DO deemed
and declared tho Democratic nominee OF
nominees, AZ the case may be, for such offices.
Reeosscd, That, for tho purpose os holding
such election, the various Democratic Clubs
shall meet at OF near their regular place OF
meeting on the day aforesaid, and proceed to
Eeceivo votes for candidates CO proposed
foz the various Offices designated.
Resolved, That tho President og each Club
ahall previously appoint sisrso nambors.
Who shall act % managers OF the primary
dection, end who shall keep o poll list OF all
persons voting These managers shalt be-
fore serving qualify hafnrs the Presidents of
the Clubs to conduct tn election fairly and
inpaTtiailJ.
Resoloed, That tho polls for the primary
election s.isi. s>e kenE oE,sI, .fs,s.. O'clock
A. n. until o'clock p. NJ. when the man.
ogers shall proceed ct once to count the
votes and certify the result to the Central RI,
ecutive Committee.
Resolred, That ono OF tine managers OF
election at each Club shall be designated by
tho other managers to bring the poll list and
certificate Of result to deposit with the
OQulELnHH OIL Of UetOA0 IL u ClOC6 <As
M. on Friday, Goth OF October. at which
hour the Central Executive Committee shall
meet at Anderson C. H.. md proceed to ag-
gregate the votes cast ct all the polling places
for tho various candidates. When the votes
have been aggregated, tnu OcI,sIai . oo...vS ~.
Committee shall certify and publish the re-
suit, and shall declare tho candidate or can
didates. ~ the case may be, receiving the
highest number Of votes as the Democratic
nominees In Anderson County.
Resolved, That, in case any Democratic
Club be hereafter organized, and shall adopt
the Constitution recommended by tho State
Executive Committee. such Club shall be
7,>e:n.tted to appoint managers and hold an
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EInh i0F EHOidEHE sEo s'E!@aFy ELECTION
in Anderson County, adopted by tho
Central Executive Committee OF the
Democratic Party.
At meeting of tho Central Executive
Committee OF the Democratic party OF An.
deTson County, held CT Monday. 18th day
ofserte.nber, the following resolutions were
adopted to govern the conduct of the pri-
1nary election On the 10th Of October. The
Democratic Clube will hold the said election
in accordance with these resolutions, with
cut further instructions.
JAMES A. HOYT,
County Chairman.
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Chairman stats Democratic EI. Coin.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-08-10
FROM WARDS CORNERS.
4 Reply to PedagOgne.

Ed. BULLETIN:-The communication
of Pedagogue,' of Buffalo Grove, pub
lished in the BULLETIN OF July 20, is
duly appreciated here. But we are sor-
ry that he neglected to state which ''po-
litical party" or faction" was so
nightly perturbing' Buffalo Groves
muddy pool of politics. We think,
however, that it is safe to count the In
dependents in at the church and prayer
meeting discussions, for " Pedagogue "
informs us they are on the war-path.
But is there not danger that their mud
dy pool will develop the well into which
the braves will sink where " Pedagogue's"
cat has gone. We think prayer meet
ings in their behalf would be very appro-
pirate, though unavailing for him who
deliberately tells us that the Democrat
ic party is dead when every man, woman
and child knows, or ought to know, as
well as he does, that the Democratic
party is in undisputed possession of
Congress, several Northern States and
the " solid South.
Pedagogues letter reminds us that
certain Independents from the muddy
pool aforesaid came here during the
late Presidential canvass, to notify us
the Democratic party was then dead; af-
terward their Greenback nominating con-
vention met at Strawberry Point, and
were captured, chairman Spangler and
ali, by the Dubuque Democracy, and
were only saved from the rapacious NAV
of the old skeleton by the timely in
reference of staunch Republicans pres
cnt. Whether Republicans will feel in
duty bound to protect them III future
remains an open question. The fact is
well known, that the career of the new
party with its different names has been,
from the time of its birth until now, a
perpetual crusade against the Republi-
can party. REPUBLICAN.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-08-10
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

DELLA 4. KINsLEY, Plaintiff, Exccutrix of
Harris kinslcy,
against
JOHN S. BoUCK, ELIZABETH d. BoUCK, WAL
LACE FRANCIS, RICHARDSON VALE, JAMES
WILSON. ID. w. G. ROwIEY, UNION SAVINGS
BANK of Cedar Rapids, ID. W. SCOTT & Co.,
NJ. A. ALLEN, WILSON SEWING MACHINE Co,
GEO. l.. HERRICK, DOUGLASS s. SOES, De-
PENDANTS.
In the Circuit Court of Buchanan County, Iowa,
October Term A. ID. 1877.
To said Defendants:
NOU are hereby notified that on or before
L the 1st day of October A. ID. 1877, there will
be on file in the Office of the Clerk of the Cir
cult Court of buchanan County, Iowa, the pc
ttiOn of Della A. kinslcy, EXecutriX of Estate
of Harris Kinsley, deceased, the Plaintiff afore-
said. claiming of you the sum of Two Thousand
Dollars, as money justly due from John $.
BOuck on Promissory Note.
Also asking the foreclosure Of a mortgage
given to secure said Note. the southeast
quarter of Section Thirty-Two c52) except north
half of northeast quarter of said quartersec-
tion) Township Eighty-Nine $50, Range Nine
90, west. in Buchanan County, Iowa, Also lots
Four a. and Five 90 in Dalley's addition to the
city of Independence, in Buchanan County.
No personal judgment against any one but
John s. Bouck, asking that the rights of all
others be cut off,
You are also notified that unless you appear
thereto and defend, before noon of the Second
day of the October term Of said Circuit Court
of Buchanan County, to be held at Indepen-
dencc, in said County, on the I'D day of Octo-
Der A. ID. 1877, a default will be entered against
you and judgment rendered thereon and decree
as prayed. LAKE s. HARMON,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
An affidavit of the nOn-resdence of the de-
PENDANTS or Il portion of them in this cause
having been filed, it is ordered that this notice
be published i'm the BUCHANAN COUNTY BULLE-
TIN for the time provided by law.
LAKE g. HARMON,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
August s, 1877. 3w4
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-08-10

COUNTY CONVENTIONAL County
Convention of the Independent party is
hereby called to meet at the Court
House, at Independence, at 2 o'clock p.
NJ, on Thursday, the 23d day of August,
1877, for the purpose of nominating can
didates for Representative, Auditor,
Treasurer, Sheriff, Coroner, Superinten-
dent of Schools and one member of the
board of Supervisors to be voted for at
the October election.
The ratio of representation will be
five delegates from each township in the
county.
Every township is earnestly request
ed to send full delegation
Per order Of County Com.
G. l.. PATRICK,
Chairman.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-08-10
A Choice Farm for Sale.

The subscriber offers his farm of 900
acres, 20 acres timber, in Fairbank town
ship, nine miles northwest of Indepen-
denoe, on main road, for sale. Said
farm has good title, is choice land I'M
der good cultivation, well fenced, well
watered, has two good dwelling houses,
two orchards, with abundance of small
fruit, and good cheese factory Gu the
farm now in operation; also g,.qa school
house, meeting privi,eses. and excellent
society in the vicinity. \ portion of
the price can remain on the farm, seour-
ed BY mortgage, for number of years
if desired. For full particulars address
tf46 J. H, SHERIDAN,
Qttorville, Buchanan Co., Iowa.