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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-06
HrEUHAL MsaTTsrEA.

n NJ Ogden Attorney M INV haas re~ |
turned In Tia ali = ana Tqi rae,,p,n MA ,,,n,taa
oT hia rrpfaasinu al hla old ntIl"a NJ tta,an |
dalat a raat Si's ,Sc Nv, w.
special Natacs - Tha regular manihty
meeting " tho Ipulppnp Rnpaf Planters, A.
pnriaiidn will la held N, ~, Il, fTi,lnn M %
Baronne et,eaf, on THiIHAIlhl ia alyth
Inatant. ri 7s9o O'clock y ~ All rlan'n,a
ta atiand. JAMTa i ulTi5i.N s'7'
nos VI ppr,nanry
M0tee-NeNheF sha Canaan. owners nnf
the undnrslgnal. agents - IA" ntf'ah ataRn,
shtp ORATOR. Uaut Gnibiahlay frtn rn,nnm-
bnee. will be Responsible r., any aahts enn
nol II II1naA r.. MnnHT n Gn
s., ~..
wvs"sMs NMhse aha Nlr" - .nt -
IssN INSTRUMENTATION ss'~Nt e@hilNs'n
Nh the ~
ahoMaa hhetloek, 9oIInnIl'i
Meuhsn y. springer 9"ltleh ,t"ns
HeW, Mary Houston Gali"n o,MWn,
Gn!hing Star latia T. hf"@n,
MI hria. ~ y f'I.anrn ,,,r,,
RTnEIefi whnra Inflammation relative ~ thnun
Hiapmara NAV ia f,l,nlnpa
0Nfce Eevea steam s"'seH Fresa s"'"-
Eany. Nn q uernnl.ls' 49, ne Ne" ~ ,4nna
November l, 'h0 NOTICE " nefetf R'Nah 'nls'
fnr the enannE ynt will We hold NJ tue eh"h"'
the eampans nn MONDAY ~ aev"nt"nn''' IN
afhht, hetWneh thn noMia ~ y g. IN enc v w
-ho2 atRw " Nh' - - shN fs f'"s'
osI ~ s,.ta ~, vt'hrr,,,1 gh,a,a,,,,
snu eNba MniitinI1S W '"" HMM MI NH
iaa..ir.. ,.,, Il ,n,, mn !, t,nu,yl,
l,,Iis II ,px ~ ~, ,n.,, ,n1 ~, - IT., laa,s
''s's 'ea'h1 - 80 -. Holm IANNTy
YnnIt,II 'nn,naltIr
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-06

II elAnll LIS tho duty af tho president Mf nnnh
onuiral r'ih ~ publish A. tho q tma time aa tia"
announcement nt Judge nnt commissioners
iha cation sf tho polling booth. which muat
be centrally rlnnni IN nanh Wn,t. With r"nr@
aneo tn tn" white reeat rntinn ~ tllc ward nnl
front nn tina er"nt md any elect Oh hold IA
any oth,N ulnnn thnn hn 4oIaataA altall ha null
"a I
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Every voter alail have tho RIGHT to nhRlnnga
amy craUn who mny attempt ~ VITO trauti,i-
lantiy M may he connected withih@ Republican
party. 81 anY nther unity ~ organization hold
Ing primary eaotiona ~ parish conventions mt
itmea and places nthnt thnu th ,ao ordered 1T
called hy tha committee. All onntrptnh anea
tiNua .n he Hnttloi hy he luigpf and commits
aianorR ~ rlrrttpn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-06

Ninth Ward Tn accordance with the
rules of Tho nnmocrntin- Conservative Parrish
Gommitne ] hayn appointed tho following
named Enntlamou 10 act ns lndge hhd commits
eionrra, nf election NJ The nani"n for pnrieh
delegates to take place on FRIDAY. November
y 1872 mt tho wgwam Oh Dnuuhine street nenr
Desire
Commissioners. Ato II. Allen. G. M"ja-
ter J. Arnnult. Il. Guam. l. King. John A. Ben
aiirt.
Iommissionars Ito y Foley ID. Kennedy
J. Jennings G. n Mcclure. ]. Roberts. George
WeSal
Polls open from H. n 70 i. m
JV dUILLOr'rE. Prcai,lont
II tr-S,. ui 20
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-06

III. M. ogden. Attorney NJ INV has re-
turned to the city md VIII tnanmn tha prartIna
of hia profession at ha old ofIen M. g Garan-
delat street nue an
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=op,c,a,t ii

THE steamer New Gamel,a. I'll further
notice. will leave for NiI,nNI nnl tntotmoatn te
points every THURSDAY and FRIDAY. - ~
Ityal or The 2 =. ~. trnin. lseinrn,ng lenyaa
Biloxi every WE'D N ERNhf ma HATllthAS al
Ga m w Il rnhl u.
on9nH No. m t'nr"naelet ttrnoi-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-06

n Il TnHlFNf5 ThnF Ihn nnriaIlna ~ TT. INol
nnrl nrl l'Huu"nin"a ho rsduontai ~ sanh
tltoti tialeHnfa e. meet tho nlyli'h mud ninth
wnrda ihiho lfla RAnniaIinl l1i.4'Iial nu,ninn
ttnns z..z@.r.@55
rho regulations auhirinnl hereto having
boon pIent"d f"i The government ~ rreei
onta of tan central n|ttha ant} &c tha election III
nn latn W. W. thnm appointed, aro officially
nulll iah1I fnl IhniI niliIlnnn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-06

central ntuit 10 publish In the official jni,nn
the uan.na " tho lnlEaa md com nia4ionnia
two days h-tnrn The election,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-06

IN ailitin,i ton Judge If election. II ahnll lao
tho duty If t|Ao president IT nnah Central Ward
commissioners nat hnllat
box III represent nnat faction. Iheaa oamtua
al mere ahnl he 81 looted bF Tho Respective ia"
ttt,na teach faction acting fnf itaalil, pnh nn
pointed mon their recommendation
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-06

All iutlgoa nni commissioners If alnriian
iuupi hn appointed thraa DAYS hafnra tie aen-
itnn. M represent alton shall u" aiv"n after
TINT time.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-06

Judge -CHAs. A. BUTLER
Commissioners of Elect ion j.. y. FoiRhorn.
Louis Gabp 'ho. Emilio GroHat. ,1neoh Noilrath
Louis Fouellar Frank Knthmnn.
Polling booth at the corner of Hospital and
Blu Ennay streets. -
nos e. a. u. EISSDIY fFa@ihGn-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-06

Now Or enns. October 2e, 1879.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-06

THE wepsan'# tFhrirtaau tlmseu wis
meet on the fret mud aeonnd I'M WinAY In aAeh
month. nj Il a. ~. III The GHrNnielet aitno'
Methodist Church
MEJ j. ] Iv0NI. rraall ant,
Nina II i Sico, Ra4r.4nrv ,tnR ~
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No element shall be considered faction un-
less they present list containing at least lc(
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-06

Hllnuli my aomntfRinnaT he aha"nt At tho
nf IA" rnll "t 5"omu"llad e. lnRva the
,,uli fal nny ianath " time tiln vacancy ahnll ho
illlnrl hv The remaining nnmlaaainnnra III tho
faction which the ai,aentaa III unit reutaaenta.
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Special Notice Parties having Pledges
nj Hart's loRn once, upnn which tnteIea hna
accrued, IL not pRidnn ~ before the FllSRls or
OCTOBER, said rleNaen will DO ofIofsd fiji
nRla Hctatf
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-06

The nlo&inn fni delegates t" tha Parish Nom
/, ntnr Convention shall 10 held III iln 4nN"Mtl
Iny Of November, ihn polls ahall W. nuan irpm
\ nj. w u.
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INDIAN TURN1P
COMPOUND PICTORIAL BALM,

The Indian Turntp pA,tNraI Balm compile ely
AE N..A1 Oh tts
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-06

I'itth ward An Election fsr one dcis-
cato e. tho state Central Commit =" and ten dol
~ .,tnR To tho Parrish Nominating Convention
Will w lie Il ~ FRIDAY. the eNvonth Instant
from d o'clock \. III. - o'"lack Y. m. ut tho
corner t,f itnnlpntt nnd ~ Ann Rt1oaE
.Judg" OF election u. RAltltAT.
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

signatures pf 1ann lda voters If the ware. VINO
shall recommend na commissioners euoli Der 4
sons ns in hatf Judgment afa rantsahn'MtNea
nf snh faction and In 30 ineiah1h aha'i we
na,na nf my trf,nmrrantlar aurent nn fHnfe
thnn oln list tn all,nla soy nnn4a To- t@nuh on
tie. Hats thn ti"imn inai banding In 'hefl lls'
Ehnll Ia nnif'aA " tlfa rrHsihnni znt tha fsil
ttnl wnttl altfl,t 81 nuee. FL fuinish aidit'"nnt
names IT. rFp,y iupfnhNa tho t@nertttfHlnr
pEnIf alan III fprln mud rp4dennnt@the ta'nin
mead alton
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-24
1czE1lccxx;u1ll((plu Guzette
WEDNESDAY EVEN'u.. DECEMBER Il.

some gentlemen lax ia very poetic strain
about the duly Ct eheeriuiacss 10 wife. They
:cii, cvc- gH9 over s-aiD, ko o fadlc7 playing
90 ole string, TIC Old, OLD story, THAI man
can be driven away from hcmc by the iiatiul-
-cs3 Of his wife sooner thar i:ocl any other
krowa cause. In, how can cry Woman bear rat.
cntsy Wha. SO mary men Cosa matter OF cour5>!
The huo5aal s3ts Clt, iCg ts a1c!, llst 70 make
business caii 10 The evening", aDo comes back
at two g. To-, trying to briog all tho lamppt s:7
in the book With him. and 10 a msud!!D SHUTTER
asserts that he oGiy drank cna glass OF mix
Or, when IL has been decided at breakfast to
serve yrs:cldly' Z c9aI meat !vr 10 days d!outr
IN the shape Of The suc:u.cat ;nt nQunshiog
hash. he brjn.s lore three friends end tells
thcm that his vic can cjCk the beet OF Olu
EasIard 20 turo. Or he has fl OF cconouy
and cat ta!,a his wife 20 The c.ac:it, BIZ
manages 10 iskc aoo.hsr lady to the ttrter'.
lie fiads th,u,atd reasons Why he should DC
Us Cross as bear, bu: COZ single reasjn Wig
she stouIdn't &c Z, cliDpcr IS tqrl.rel who
has los laid in bis wiater so;c Ct cbCsttuE.-
II ncD would be MORO manly and not waste oil
,hcir iii temper 90 The fsmiiy circle they Hou!t
have less to complain Ct IN their vi7cs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-24
REILROAHS.

1872 GREAT I.S1
~, ~, PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
~ THE NORTH, WEST s. sOUTHWE5
DOUBLE TRACK,
STEEL BALLS, SPLENDID sCENKEr
&kGN1FICENT EQUIPMEST,
December let, 1879.
Ai a. q, leaEe washington from depot OF BkirE
TlMOhE q POTOMAC RAILROAD. cor.
7, ner OF Sixth and st1sets, as follows:
fss ~ 5S liza % New York aad the Eastslo
Gag 2. m. dsiI y, with Palace Oars Lin.
ltod Express of Pullman Parlor Cars $50 S.
m. cslly, except Sarday. For Philsdelphla
o ~ am, except Sunday, snd $50 .. NJ daiiy,
For Plttsburg sndthe es: IT, 40 a. m. daily, VIII.
Parlor Cars to Pittsbu-g; 1.4O D. n, dsiiy
with Palace Car to Chicago.
Fer Canandaigus and the North, 600 a NJ,
except Sunday and 7.40 p. n. daily, except
Saturday, with Palace Car u Canandsieus.
For Watkins, lc40 p. N. daily except san
For baltimore, 6 o., $40. $50 snd 1910 a. m.
l3o, 10, 40. $50. 40 and 9.45 D. IN.
On Sunday. 1910 a. n; $780, 10 and 94j
p. m.
For Pope's Crock Line, co g. NJ. and40pm.
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, w a. IN. ard 20 p. I'll. daily,
except Sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Ale1andrla ~, and IL a. NJ, and 20,
G25, AID II 90 p. III. Sunday a. T, 9 and ii
q. m. and s D. III.
Trains leave Alexsndris for WASHINGTON. 600
S.o0 and 10 g, H., and 8, 8, snd y. n. and
2night.
On Sunday 81 500 and 10 r. n. and and 9O5
p. ID.
| Ill ROUGH TRAIN FOR TIE SOUTH, via
Quantco and Richmond, will icsve AloI.r.
dris at 20 Q. n. daily ard s 40 p, m. daily.
except Sunday.
| Tickets and information can bs procured =
principal :silrGsd e!s.io1s and ticket Offices
Southeast l.. 7. FAEMER,
| FRANK THOMSON
General Manager. nov2l
| III o., V1KG. MIDLAND 3 u. ). L. l..
| W. JOHN =. BARBOUR, Roceivo:.
On and after SUNDAY, Nov. ., 1879, Pas.
songer trains will run ss follows:
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South Bound.
Msil. Express.

Mail, Southwark connects at Gordonevile
with Ches. & Ohio L. -, East and Wost A!
IyncLbwrg, connects With Atlantic Nj Ss. i
Ohio 4. r.. through Southwest Virginia, 10
Nashville, Now Orleans Memphis, Little Rock
and TcxGs-snd st Danvllo with Richmond (
Danvilo 4. L, TO South and Southwest.
Express Southwark CONNECTS ut Gordonsv!l5
to all points on Ches. & Ohio, and, a! Dn,;riHe,
to all the SoEh and Southwest, Including Flor
ida
MIXED TRAINS Cor Main Line losvs Al.
exsndris daily, except Sunday, 8 on u. nj. 81
Il w noon. and returning arrive al Alexandria
IL III o. m, and z 80 n. III.
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
7 10 b. NJ. and AlGzandris 7 80 6. m, daily.
except Sunday, arrive at Strssburg 81 IL IS IN,
connecting with the Fsiiey Road East aud
West Lssvo S:1aEburg :! 80 p. NJ, arriving at
MlAED TRAIN FOH MANASSAS DIV
ISlON leaves Alexandria Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, n. co a. H., and returns Men.
day, Wednesday and Friday, at , As p. IN.
For MiddlObGrg, daily connection al Plains
| station
For Uppcrviiie, regular connection at Dols-
For WARRENTON. leave Washington q.
Z 10 q. M. and Ii p. M. daily.
Ali trains make good connections, ST WAsa
ington, to and from North and Wost.
Now Orleans sleeper leaves Washington ST
III 8: m, running through without change.
On Express train, leaving Washnslon III 4 -
p. m. Marks Adjustable Reclining Chair Cs..
With OK Ira chsrzc only 81, through to Dsnviiio
con GectinH TO I'll South.
Excursion ticko to jacksonville, Florida,
good to rttarn until May ]5lh 1880, On sails NJ
- asnil g:on, Alexandria, Charlottesville al
Lpnchburg.
Through tickets very low TO tho South Nh,
Southwest.
DovS j. ii. BROADUS, e. T.
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~ o., VlKG. MIDLAND 8 u. ). Il. l..
w. JOHN ). BARBOUR, Racevo:.
On and after SUNDAY, Nov. ., 1879, Pas.
songer trains will run as follows:
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EGEs s'9TeGAC RIVER.
STE.!oUER J0SEJ1' ~. Ty0MPsoT
EVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY and SAT.
GEHh Y, IL 7.30 q. N : returning on alternate
days
J1IH'E .TGSEkEE..
Un Sunday for Stones; Tuesday for Smiths
Creek and Cosn river, and Friday fDr Chap.ico,
returning IN alternate days.
Tho steamers Of this company make connec-
tong al Norfolk Tor Boston and all points East
st New York with all points West and North
west, md 1t Alexandria with Virginia Midland
k&iroad and Washington and Chic Railroad.
Through rates given and freight handled care.
fully ar:d promptly. For further Information
apply 70 F.A REED, Agent,
Jsnno5's wharf.
&AMU:ci BACON, President.
Utico under Natl. kietrop. Bauk,
70! Ill Washington. u. q.
~ IL hi EK ARRANG ENr
sEE-g.Ts::4s -n-s Tr.g.rD,
iho steamer MATTANO. Captain WIN. u.
S7LfG, leaves A!oxandlia, from TIE foot of King
street. EVERY SUNDAY, TUESDAY and
Til kSDAf, ri 9 o'clock u. N. for LAND
Ines ON THE POTOMAC RIVER; return.
inE EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
EklDAN.
Ireieh. received OF lowest rates and handled
with caro-. Foo information apply to
}. BRODhkS & co. 4 ats, Aloys., Va
G. 7. JONES, Agt Z, 9Th st. WIFI, Wash.
Connecting eyory Sunday with steamer SUE
Tor AL landings below Nomini Ferry. je2
= -1rs ChYDE'S STEAM LINES WEEK
:Si.ssssss4@i TX TO
PIE bADEl.?HIA, FALL RIVER, PKOVI-
nGNGH AND BOSTON.
Steamers iaaYG AloIandria EVERY TIES,
d. sid osTe ihiiadolphia EVERY SAT-
USpAY.
:his line connects 81 Alexandria with :toc
e.. "a 81. sra " & o. L. Rs.. and at Philsdei.
EhIs "ith D!yttc's regular Steamships Tor Fall
iig37, Ifovldence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with prcmptness and csrs.
frn6 Of commissions.
RIO charge Eoy transfer in Phisdelphis, End
o Wharfage in Eoa:ou. Quick time. Freuuont
i1ad':u:Hs. Through rates .nL through bills
=: !"G;Dg given. Insurance 81 the lowest rstas
Agents:
:. e. REED, Aiossndria.
III. I u. DE q co, Phllsde,rh ie.
GsN: Z. HYDE, aaoryotowr, u. @.
JOHNSON EHuH., Washington
ST 81;
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LOTTERIES.

Authorized 10y the Commonwealth Ok
Kentucky, Rr.is E:siEEss tn
the World.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-24
SET ASHlNGTON IS OHIO HALLRChi
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

Beginning Get q, 1879.
The MAIL TRAIN will leave Washington q.
. w a. NJ. and Aexandris ~ G1 g. u daily,
except Sunday; pass Leesburg, going wosl-
ward, al ii 10 S. N and arrive at Round Hi!
Of IL m. Leave Round Hill 1T 1870 u. H.; pass
Leeaburg, going eastward, at 10 y. m. and ar
rive st Alexandria II 3:l6 p. n., and a. Wash
ingtoa 81 81 J.. Il
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave
Washington al % and Alexandria At q rs pm.
dsily, except Sunday. and arrive at Leesburg
at = aO p. IN. Leave Leesburg ST 4 90 a. M.
and arrive st Alexandria at 8 Is g. H., and
Washington 1t 8 ~ a. II.
4T Passengers from Washington will take
me washington and Chic cars ut tde Baltimore
q Potomac Railroad station xt0 " q m. and Az
p. m, and 60 through without chsnge CT csis
Tho sos IN. train from AlexalGris and IL 80
2; NJ. train from Round Hill connect Ut Round
Hili with Harris Daily Line OF Coaches
for Snickersville, Berryville and Wincheator;
also with Reamer' 8 Limo Of Coaches which leave
Lees6urg daily for Aldo and Middleburz.
Both trains, westward, mako clopo connections
Of QIenna with Sisson's Line of Stages for Fair.
Tax Court House.
Communication tickets, FL cts per mile
Annual tickets $50.
Il. II. HAYENER,
OCT TT General Ticket Agent.
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sGmwEaE5eM FEgs,CsfAETa-
SST a. Johnson ~ c..

S6! q, JoENSpt - 49,.
WHOLESALE GE0CERS.
GEN EhL Com IL i5SIUN HEMCHhNTS,
and Dosir-s in
ALL KINDS Of LIQUORS.
I!syeo o. Asn4ol b4oN,S *, ~, X :; \ -
.nd MOFOGRAM WHiSKIHs: aIso BAK.
ER:8 ead THOstPSOA' PURE Rye
WHISTLES, to 99i:ioa key invita- ,h2 s!tanticn
Of the trsdc.
Orders from the country Tor merchandise Ehsil
receive pro.lpt attention.
ConsignmeI.s Of Flour, Grain ard Country
Produce collected. for which they gG:7sntec i5n
highest msrket prices md pIo.ap. Te;u-1s.
Northeast correY cf CapaGron sEd Eogai ais.,
klcysndsis, Va. &c. -
CHAa. 8 TAILOR Jr"
- =. HI'o q ! T Eeek5an' (; ST. :, =
AND FEED DEALER.
agent for
j. Z. FICkLEN & SONS
CELEBRATED BEiDGEWATERF FAMILY
FLOUR.
II Horih Union street,
jsn % Aler@rdr!. Virginia.
HAEAoN 4; sA1T2,
WHOLESALE
GECCERS AND GEHRRAL CUMMISSiCN
MERCHANTS.
Co7na7 Prince cid Royal stz.:
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
ConaignIlol!3 u irsin end Country Produce
solicited. sad prompt returns iAsdo jy10
HARLOW Bku3,
NuoLEsAL-
GEuCEH3. uJNNISSlON ID sKU2AATS,
A1d Dealers IN
JOSH HIBSUN'a son e CO.'S CAglAstH
y, w end ky WHISHlES. end
Thonpson's pu:o Nya ITaiaAag; F,:@i2n
Wines and HrsnGics, &c, fcct:r
a3a ChaInpagnes,
s@AHEMCY OF ThN J.AFLAND
EAND POWDER CONTRARY.
Nv COR. CA&ERoN AND ROYAL STE.
Coffee roasted :or Il, i-2lo 4! 715c per sack.
NV (r--tf
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tNTEEh WEE HAY ItHs--h fu!l stocg Tor
- sale l,y jas. r. Cabin x SON,
oct Il 6 King street:
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JEFE sTGSELE

On Sunday for Stones; Tuesday for Smiths
Creek and Cosn river and Friday fnr Chsp.ico
returning IN alternate days
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FOE EEW TORE

FOB FEW YORK.
sEE-E.nEisS z. c. KING HrsIFD.y JOIN.
GzBSLs,r
EVERY FRIDAY, 8. II m.; and returning,
leave Now York, from pier Al, East river, EV-
ERY SATu HDAY, st o'clock .. m.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-11-12
The Tionesta Valley Railroad.

We are pleased to hear that this
subject is being again talked of in the
cities, and the attention of capitalists
is called again in this direction. Such
deliberations reflects great credit on
their judgment for various reasons !;
principal among which is the fact that
this railroad is located and surveyed
upon natural route. the location of
the Tionesta valley presenting cheap
and ecomonomical route inviting a
railroad. The survey made heretofore
is uncommonly promising as to grades
and all features that tend to make a
railroad desirable. The valley, also,
would furnish an endless amount of
freight in the shape of lumber and
timber which could be freighted to all
the points of the compass-to say
nothing of the cut off that would speed
the traveller on his journey East-it
being many miles shorter than by way
Of Irvineton and Sheffield. 1t will be
necessary also to commence work
before long to keep the charter alive,
and should that slip through the fin
gers of the incorperators they would
lose a golden opportunity. We regard
the completion of this road within the
time allowed by the charter as fixed
fact, and have been surprised at tardi-
ness of action by the Company. Speed
the Rail Road.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-11-12
Il. IS. AGNEW,
Il TTORN NER II T. II II " 4,
TIONESTA, PA.
ATTENTION soLDIERs!

have been admitted to practice as an
Attorney i'm tho Pension Office ut Wash
ington, d. G. All officers, soldiers, or
sailors who were injured in the late war,
can obtain pensions TO which they may be
entitled, bv calling on or addressing me mt
TioncSta, Pa. Also, claims for arrearages
of pay and bounty will receive prompt at
tontion.
Having beeu over four years soldier in
the late war, and having for n number oi
years engaged in the prosecution of sol
dicrs' claims, my experience will assure
the collection of claims in tire shortest pos
%ibe time. j. B. AGNEW.
4ltf.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-11-12

The neighboring county Of Forest
must be the very heart of the rural
district we so often read about. The
entire vote of the county at the late
election foots up 559-about as many
as are usually polled in voting dis.
trict in an ordinary town.-Derrick.
Mistaken, sir. Our vote was 759,
which is about 200 less than we are
capable Of turning out when all hands
are on deck.
Forest county having given a
greenback majority on Tuesday, the
Tionesta REPUBLICAN announces the
result: "Forest county the only green
back state in the Union" The citi-
zens of that county are not out of the
woods yet--that's what's the matter.
Derrick Hush, there! Please don't
poke fun at US because our county
went "greenback." We're already
ashamed of it, and il you'll overlook
it this time we'll never do it again.
First and foremost among eternal
curatives of pain is Thomas Electric
Oil. Nor is it less esteemd as a reme-
dy for coughs, pains, svellings, corns,
bunions, etc, 1t is an economic as
we'll as inexpensive article, since the
results produced by it necessitate the
use only of a small quantity. The
regular advertisement should be care
fully perused. 1t.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-11-12

Room No. l; Whole numbcr of pu-
pills enrolled to end of I'd month,
males 10, females 27; Whole number
in attendance during month, males 8,
females 21; Average attendance
during month, maleA 6, females Is;
average attendance during term to
date, males 6, females IS; per cent. OF
attendance, males, 80, females 81,
total 81; per cent, Of attendance to
date, males 81, fem9les, so, total 80.
Number of visits during month, 8;
during term, IA.
Room No. 2; Whole number in at.
tendance during the month, males II,
females 10; Average attendance, males
10, females IS; Average attendance
during term to date, males II females
IS; per cent. of attendance during
month, males so, females 70; per
cent. of attendance during term to
date, males 81, females 10. Number
of visits during month 7 during term
10.
Room No. 8: Whole number en-
rolled, males 10, females %; average
attendance for month, males Is, fe-
males 10; per cent. Of attendance,
males "a, females rs.