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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-07
en1rvn RnrRRON PREACHTNG.

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We do not know what the Democrats of
Virginia will do in Virginia, but we do know what they
might 10 do They ought 10 win. How Any
Way so ouly they win. The integrity OF the
National Democratic party depends upon an unmlstaka
lie victory in Vrginia-One which VIII carry with IL
spadas piekaxes and collins TO bury the Radicals and
Eepudaf0rs twin brethren beyond the reach forever OF
any potcaI resurrection II Virginia be torn from
befoorng. aud turned adr upon the reacherous nee
Of negro domination and the corrupt nlanphatlOhs Oh
Federal patronage and olicehOlders south Carolina VIII
gonext then Florida then Louisiana thonsslhsppi,an
finally the bulk the South. once break up the souu
Democratic SOUTH and by doing leave AL he naDh
and rear OF the Northern Democracy uncOvtrea
and exposed. and it's goodbye liberty. Shch
being the situation, what must decency ana pro
priety do u protect ITSELF In this case, buy ~ -
cheaper to buy Virginia than iDtimdate. In sss-
Sppl the gun the sensible factor; Ia virginia inc
standard dollar Buy the rabble there Pay the DcitaA
Of the negroes there and buy them The Read
everything except money. They have the itc, the u
appeasable appetite the slaves waiting for Jokes, anu
the waiting for the penitentary but the average
Of them neither credit for ham, buy pint
Df wniskey. They are in the market-gaping hungry a
pocket every square inch Of their garments and an
snc0npasSinent OF stomach equal 10 the whale Wich
lHsilowed Jonah.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-07

Mr. SrEDMNN's ESTIMATE OF SIDNEY Lam
IER.-u tho muald Of lsiuer - u that "I every Ioa
poet, the imaginative qualities ana sense on u'."!
Governed and gayp tone o all other senses ana motive
uOWerH. lie Wus rst Of u poet ana atsl ana 81 ,O
nncd aud novel order No man, In hci, ulSpaytu 'Ulc
clearly tho poetic al artistic tcmprrtmthh III I"'H
IRENE couiuucuon Il may be said tlht t'S lliP'u'u
rather than fastened hi power of adequate tNpt,H7lo
and "a method of ms own To reach the effects ,o"aI"
which MS subtle Instincts guided num- ne ftluIt H.
ouard lifetime experiment. aud discovery anu l" mn
how short a life was dvcn-aud that how iuii ol lhl'ul
mcntl What seemed aifcctat on III nm wac i'7 'l'
untIr. which tIr from and went hey Ond, or outside
that Of othermcu lie gave IA now ANA theh SOM, ~ Nv
wandering or regular, that was malhtI ny 'u .
brnuty patnos yc!rdu,s4 show what he might nay
accomplished had ne been content to sing Tpohnoou!
very great poets have sung-W iuoul aAil5 -inI
processes I'M the song was donetrom letter pun
Ishcd IN The critic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-07
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
.snnoDsls L1r ne nas. Is h9nrs

WASHINGTON. Nov. Z. l a. m.--The barOme-
ter has risen IN the Lake region New England and the
Middle satc5 and fallen in the remaining districts; II Is
lowest 90 the Northwest ami low in the Gulf States
Fair wcatheHcon'inucs In New England the Lake REGION
Middle States and the Northwest Rain prevails in the
Southern states. Northeast to southeast winds prevail
IN the districts OF the Mississippi. except IN New
England. where tncy norihwesterly The t"mpera-
turr has fallen slightly u Ncw-Luglaud and risen
slightly iu the remaining districts.
Dlf,cahOHs fOr tofdy
For Ncw-Tngard winds shifting to east, fair weather
duriuE tine d1y followed by cloudy weather and IA D,
slight rise iu temperature aud lower barometer.
For the Made Atlantic states, threatening weather
and ram, uorthNe-cry winds, falling barometer and no
chang, tu the temperature.
!. = 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-07
LIrESr SHIPPING NEWS.


Poar OF SEw.YJ!, NOV o, 1881
ARRIVED.
steamer Corbel C8r, Jones, 'rtyiown oct ~ h Nv
River ~ savanna y, MOntcgo Say - ~ Nli ,s
~ iud rOrt Antonio day with md-e an" l''''-' "
Glars g. seaman. ~. 4.t,,,. with
steamer Regulator Duauc, Wilmington ~ '"''' '''"
mdst passengers VIM y Clyde CO. -- lao, ,yit,,
BARK tOIiOau tdcri, Won brCmcr, ii"h'uib 80 ''' $780,
mdso 70 Ordc vessel To 1neO Kruger.
THE MOVEMEN rs or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ttyrsroof Nov ARRIVED steamer Montreal iheaIle,
from Montreal 10 zoo sheep and had boats o"ub'
passage. .....-,
BALTIMORE Nov G-Arrived steamers ConcorUa V ,n
Rolls Glasgow; GulnaTc tBr, Dunn fott Ahtolo; ,V
pod Boston: Mm Crane. Howes, rONl"e"'o' ''
sailed steamers Allegheny. Glcnbcrye and hanemore
CHARLESTON, nov CARVED, steamer Geo " ND i'i
uiugtOI. ..c YORK. Yp,,,.t,no
sso steamers Alicia BIemeni Rayonhheush' baicelon"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-07
For Justice of the Marine Court.

REGULAR REPU NOMINATION.
Having received the unanimous nomination OF the County
Convention Justice the Marine Court respectfully
ask and the Influence Of my fellow citizens ia the
support Of my candidacy
born in this city and graduate Of The College OF
the City OF OF 1860 and also OF the CO
lumbia College Law School Of the class Of s62 and am
member Of the law firm Of Matthews Hyatt Rappalo, No.
q Cousudts and claim to the requisite attain
for high position TO which have been nominated.
With PERMISSION respectfully cali attention to the follow
ing Endorsement:
COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL
No. X GREAT JONEs-sr..
NRwYoRK. Oct. 2B, 1917
DEAR Sir: an well acquainted With Mr.. stephen Bur-
Of this city. lie graduate OF this law fchOo,
well as OF the College OF the City OF New York. and
Der OF the Bar for sixteen years.
Learning he candidate for Judgeship In the Ma
rine Court take pleasure In saying that think him
tremely well qualified for the place lie was an exceent
student while here and has practitioner fqned his
early promise 1t would be credit 10 the Republican party,
In my Judgment, IL he should be- nominated.
With much respect yours truly, - -
THEODORE W. DWIGHT.
CHARLES n. TAfYroR, Esq, Chairman &c
Very respectfully. STEPHEN BURDErT HYATT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-07
PUBLIC OPINION.

1t would have been bad for the Democratic
marty IL The boom in Confederate bonds had happened
Just a year ago.-Cncinnati Commercial Rep)
The Albany Argus thinks Mr.. Purcell has a
better literary style than General Carr Perhaps he has
But Carr has patriotic style, ana that Is what
the people hke.-fTroy Times (RepJ
The Republican party could pursue no policy
which would appeal more strongly for It's retention IN
place aud power than the policy OF reforming the CYl
Seryice-flndianapOs News Ono. RepJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-07

TIE UNDERSIGNED respectfully rec 70 her r
fellow citizens the candidate for 81 RROGAIE Of TINS
county HON DANIEL e. ROLLINS, our present able and
popular Distric Attorney. -
His skin and learning as lawyer his integrity as public
officer his Kindness urbauity 10 ali who nave occasion 10
cl upon him. well known to the people OF THIS cOnn ,
II elected as SURROGATE we arr confident that he II
the discharge OF the duties OF that me- te
qualities which have made so SUCCESSFUL ms
the District Attorney ship.
HAMILTON FISH, JhesSE ofil1 siAN'
NJ. w. COOPER Md -. n,nh
ADOIPH HALIG ARTEN, JULIUS BIEN,
WIIiIAN DOWD. Wg. VI. EVARTS,
HORACE RUSSELL, EllhE hoO 4.
NJ. CONN., VAN NALhbNbC nun %
AlYER ). ISAACS, LIN EliIL . 90
JAMES c. CARTER, LEVY BROS 20,
SAM'L b. II. VANCE JOSEPH IL ChoAif-
H. b. CLAFLIN n Co, CAILlN q, ~. .,,,,r,,rrr,
STEiN . 90 y PFEIFFER a CO,
CuAS n ISLAM SINCLAIR TOUSE1,
on a y I 10 A PA BODY, L. LIPPMAN & SONS,
COIN, BALL & co, r. MA Eh * ~,
RUFUS y. COMING, FRED u. IAfrETyas
STr M VII AcH SCHWABW WATSON T.. CASE,
q 20 JOEL b. ERHARDr,
uESRS NEWMAN H. HERMAN.
STERNBACH & co., CtA>' ,: bh,,,,h.fS,.
JOS. NJ HAZELTINE, sAML NJ S1nAfEh~
SWARTZ JERKOWSkI, THoS. E.ACiON,
RICHARD BUTLER, EDWARD MOOD,
HENRY Z. WARD GUY X PbLlON'
And many others.
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FINE EFFORT OF THE IMAGINATION.


Arthur has not filled his Cabinet yet. lie
IL waiting for the Virginia election. And II Malone
wins here will be taken to Arthurs bosom and made
Secretary OF the Navy And then there will be two
Senators for Virginia TO elect both Republican. So to
cave tue State and Nation, pay your pOtax and vote
fOr Daniel, Barbour and Mckinney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-07

Post Odice NOuce. ...-..... 81,
ThN malls Tor tlr WdeN On nnf oAlA MA
Noveub,r 1881 will Gloss nc this Olce on II obA1
by steamship Nleconsln VII !ucen7'
town WEDNESDAY, n M. for Europe Dy steamship tiDe
ya hampton Bremen corr spond 'ute lo ieiaHu
and France be specially addressed anu NJ a. M LOT
Teond by steamship Algeria via queenstown lcOrresOu'
enre r feat Britain aud other European countries must De
specially addrcssed and at a ~ i9T france direct Oy
sieonsbip st aurtn uavre; ON I'll lsSDAhat 1;O a.
m Tor Ireland by steamship city OF Montreal wa Queenstown
ic1rrspoudeuce Britain ana Other European cph
tries must specially Addressed and az a. NJ IoI Europe
Il, Plymouth theIDoufS and ham
b1rg. on SATURDAY ~ $3.50 m lOr Europe, by steam.
mi scotland must specially addrrSse and at for
nginm direct by steamship Belgenlnd, Antwerp aud
m for scot and direct by Ethiopia via Glasgow and at
IL m tr europe, by steamship General " erd r, via
Southampton and Bremen The mails cape Hayu St
noinco and Turks close MONDAY at $50 p.
me mails for Newfoundland close on TU ESDAY at
m Inc mails tor Mexico via New orleans, close on
WDN EsDAN, at 1880 The mails Tor Porto Rico aud
MaracaibO close TIL itsDAl at lU N. The mails for
Aspinwa south Pacific close on THU iSDAI az 10 a.
m HE mails Cuba West indies and Mexico close on
THURSDAY nj 1880 The mails Tor Brazil and ArRen
time Republic close TIL RSDAY ut D. ~. The mails
for Jamaica, West indies Sayanna SC. cose on FRIDAY
al 1880 The mails Tor Venezuela and Curacao close on
SATURDAY The mails for China ana Japan cose
SATURDAY at 1889 D. IN. The mails for Australia, &c,
close on SATU RDAY at 1880 p.
HENRY q. PEARSON Postmaster
Post Oace. NeW-YorS. Nov O. 1881
Perfect Bread aud Mlk delivered daily at residences
HEALTH FOOD Co,14 4th-aye. cor lOth'sL
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MARRIED.

STILLMAN-POMPLITZ-0 Thursday November 3, 1881,
atthe residence OF the BRIDES mother by the Rey Or
Leeds Rector Of Grace Church, Anna Louise P0mptz OF
Baltimore Nd, 20 Thomas b. Stillman Of Painhed, NJ j.
WILLIAMSON-roY-In S;ottyflle Columbia Co. n. " on
inc "a tnst by the Rev. McCutcheOn. Montgomery
Brooklyn, N Y.
WeLsDOr0, Penn, papers please CODY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-07

Give attention to the first symptoms OF
lung com iant and check the dreaded disease In lIs III
clpiency, by using DIR. Jayncs EXpectoran Saie o'u
fashioned remedy for all affections OF the mugs anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-07
MARRLED.

TEE rsuAMon T1ursday October 81 1881, at Kingston,
y. by the hey. c. W. camp, william i,oh33.r 81 M
Minneapolis, MINI, TO Caroline IruinDull "Aus"''i " ~
Raph Henry Isham.
INSTRUMENTATION Thursday November - 1 t,o
bride parents by the ltoy How
D. d. frank Murray olyphant aud Mary daughter =" ipH
Aeuh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-07
A REMOTE CONTINGENCY.

The Republicans talk Civil Service reform
and nut no Democrats In office The Democrats talk
Civil Service reform, and when they get chance they
win put Republicans IN ohce real Civil Service re-
ioyn will begin when Civil Service reform party
,ut from the old parties, and snashes them both
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-07

Among the ~, m crs the last Legislature who at the
command OF the violently and perssonty opposed
the people for clean streets, no one was more
your then representative ROBERT RAY
nom noble ancestry favored By fortune edl;
Gallon and social advantages vOu rs his constituents mao
every right expect at his ha' d brOai Vows independents
enlightened consideration Tor your hea COM
How ne answered those is known "a you all
The political leaders who rither than lose patronage VIE
willing pesilence Ia the metropolis iouh" no NOR"
subseTvtent tool than he , 90, .. -. ,,,,t,a,.,
treet Cleaning Bin Obeyed Their Oeheats dsFe9lHeu
vonr wishes and took pride In insulting your representatives
he now presents himself Tor your suiiaBes , -. ,
Of Just inlgnaOn ahd hppitifsNee 81
its effects In manner that wei cofrsp lnds WIN
nenng the nomination fortnight ago. and thus escaping
The orfeo which awaited his open candd4cF ~ ts
last moment before election he thruSt himself forward 10 IA"
hope q slipping unnOiced into ms former seat
TO political sHbscrviencv he adds POLITICAL triekefy'
Doy,a iesre such rep iesentatiye
There are bat two candidates IN the tea. 49,, .o.,
Committee OF Twenty-Onc, ~ hcb haNo hltheft3
lOusIy retraned from indnrsing particular
not under the cTcums anct avoid the Icspo icar
ing you for J. Hampton itODO Nhosf ,r st
against Robert Ray Hamilton VINO mas Oo'''''~ 49,
New.York Nov. 7, 1881. nr,,,,, rrrpNuRE.
n. WILLIS JAMES, Law LAW ~ IA
JAMES GALLAflN, JUN, n, =, ~ EisLr
THATCHER NJ ADAMS, JoSitxAuI "a "a nNyAIhDER
MORRIS X. JESUPf 10 Vr6N TVS
WALTER N. LEWIS, ~ 'H pgiTIsW
T. G. PETERS, n d., ~ ~ nanny H. D.
JESSE sELlGMAN J. PIERPONT MORGAN,
SII aaniFS II MARSHALL, JACKsoN - sTHH VIZ,
EDWARD PATrERSOS' ~ \; mn MAJ
SAMUEL ID. BABCOOh " = - ,--------
Halted Democratic Nomination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-07

| A soft and Drnutifu skin by using PoZZoNIs CON
pHxioS POWDRR palronized by the elite OF society DRUG
i .-..lLI
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6uecial Notlres

5perlal Aotlres
A Museum of Rare and Beautiful Objects.
THE GREAT FALEs COLLECTIONS
EXECUTORS POSITIVE SALE OF THE HIGHEST
IMPORTANCE.
THos F. KIRBY q CO.. Auotioneers.
on FREE EXHIBITION DAYAND EVENING,
at our New Galleries, $40 and sl7 Broadway,
between 18th aud lithsis,
THE IMPORTANT ART COLLECTIONS
formed by aud belonging to the estate Of
SAMUEL BRADFORD FALEs esq, Deceased.
OF Philadelphia
r I? tffS& 5 a So a R%5 ss mart Art
'--'i'' yWiEFIpNLsbNY EVE%iSG, SoSember Q,
AT CHIChERiNG HALL
VALUABLE colLECrIoS or PAINTINGS.
continuing on the thirteen syrng HnG l ib as
tied edition. may be had oi the aucuoneels price % cents
Banzs * Co., Auctioncers 73J aud IL broadway,
will sell
MONDAY. November 7, at $3.50,
A COLLECTION OF MISCELLANEOUS, THEoLoGI.
CAL AND SCIENTIFIC BOOKS.
Bali In Honor Of the Guests OF the Nation.
AT THE METROPOLITAN CASINO
Of MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 7, 1881.
GENERAL CARRIAGE NOTICE
The entire sidewalk ou oldway front and Of the cor
nor ~ i.t.-t will Doe closed in and clrpcteI and all
pIolccs 10 bah will be by Broadway rom the south aud
+ ON that direction only.
PUBLIC CARRIAGES.
In ON balls Of This magnitude II b very des Die for the
general that pabIc carriages should be used 10
r the noc, auihori les and be under her control
line Of such gc' vi" ne formed ~ W EST i's, HeI
sen IN their Older that street at tho corner Of Broad
ihc rates for public carriages prescribed by law are as
For one or two passengers, any point south of 80 30
5yth 81 --------.'-------- = ~
E Na d 5hs cnc additional mile 9aoc charged for
at rate not e'fSG e Ss2' Gk ,1t Sax H
ms wishing To- ret m Their own carriages VIII , see,
ca scs ana give orders AS 10 n boar OF thor r,i
of he Inc to be just south Of the Casino, and the @ ses
There viii De- n entrance or cAh nom the ha save the
on on Sc and protection from tho weather will be
the for ALL whether III ruDhc or PrE31 TiggrVF
a,2 broadway. makes sTeGISty Of giving and
tracing teeth without pam formerly at tOt0ns,
Geo A. Lcnyitt, Auctoneer
GEO. A. LEAvIrr 4 CO.. CLINTON HALL
MAMMOTH BOOK SALE
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND VOLUMES.
The MAMMOTH BOOK SALE will commence Tuesday
,orn,ng at 10 O'Clock with ONE THOUSAND SETS Of the
,clopaa . vols Ia CLOTH airy sheep half Russia aud
half Morocco bindings and continue until all are sold
SALE FREE TO THE PUBLIC AS WELL As THE
TRADE.
SAMPLES Of all the Books In this slle may be seen during
THIS DAY, MONDAY.
Geraldine
4 LOVE STORY.
by MRS. SUMNER HAYDEN
Hate HatcfuD
Author OF Little Goldie.
Ont to-day in
TIE NETWORK FIREsIDE COMPANION.
For sale by all newsdealers
Mrs Sumner Hayden Wrote exclusively for The FTeSde
Communion for many years previous to her death All new
,r,, purportng to be by Hayden or the au
or NJ Godle" and published In any other paper are
fraudulent limitations and designed to mscad and
saiudc the public
GERALDINE"
Vow being published IN The Newfork F1reNde companion
ia ana Of the late st ~ her works
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Lea & Pcrrlns' Sauce,
The Worcestershire,
DELICIOUS WITH
Meats, Game, soup, Welch Rarebits, &c.
JOHN DUNCAN'5 SONS, AGENTS


'Oid Electricity is the Boss
p.tertvp StOry-Out today the OK tIrcside
CuNnpauon.
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DIED.

Al notice, Of Marriages must be Endorsed ria tuH
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Unl,ed Democratic Nomination.
For Judge OF the Marine Court
JOHN IL. HARNEFT
Endorsed by the Bar Association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-07

xVIIth Assembly District.
REGULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINATION.
For Assembly.
LOUIS wendell.
r,e f returns of the election will be received AZ the
y,nSey,llt HOtel corner LexngtOnaye. and 42dst,
fussday evening November s. WILLIAM A. PENNEY
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'eilsooro, Penn, papers please copy
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For Surrogate,
DANIEL q. ROLLINS,
the present Distrct-Att0rney.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-12-21
sohOol Report.


The following is a report Of lhe
Tubbs Ran School for the month end
ing Nov. 30, 1881: No. enrolled 30;
percentage Of attendance 90, The
following named pupils deserve special
mention for attendance and interest
manifested in regard to their school
labors Mary, Anna and Emma Vock-
roth, Anna, Eva, and Emma Kiser,
Susan Blum, Anna Ledebur, Ada and
Ella Cropp, Millard Squires, Henry
Ramon, Edward and Charles Blum,
George, Albert, and John Vockroth,
Fred, Dryer, William and Richard
Ledebur, Fred. Deikrager, Archie and
Daniel Cropp, Archie and George
Matha, William and George Weiu-
gard. There are some others yet in
the district, methinks would be mate
rally better off by attending school,
than-doing as they are-sitting by
the fire doing away the best days Of
their lives. We have reference to those
about "sweet SIXTEEN" advancing in
years, but not in calibre of intellect.
Parents, we respectfully and confden.
TALLY ask your assistance and sympa-
thies in this matter. We are determ-
ined, by your assistance, to make this
school term a profitable one to the
community. Turn cut, patrons visit
the school promiscuously; contribute
your mite as becomes an interested
factor in the common school, the
very life of our existence, and 1 will
vouch for the result.
Yours with due respect and consid-
Grafton.
w. o. FULTON, Teacher.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-12-21
SHERlFF's SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of a writ of Fieri Facias
ID issued out of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Forest county and to me di-
rected, there will be exposed to sale by
public vendue or outcry, at the Court
House, in the borough of Tionesta, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER %, A. d. 1881
at 10 o'clock, a. M, tho following describ-
ed real estate. to-wit:
]. d. Wolf VS.. A. J. Hubbard, Fl. Fa.
No. Dec. Term, 1S9l.-B. r.. d Irwin
All that piece or parcel of land situated in
Howe Township, Forest County, Pennsyl-
vania, bounded and described as follows
Beginning at a post, the southeast corner
of tract No. 3lS8, thence north % east, by
| line of said tract, l0S rods to beech; thence
by Enterprise Transit Co. lot north $50
west 100 rods to post; thence by land OF
Chambers & Fisher south % west l08 rods
to post and stones; thence south $50 east
$50 perohes to beginning. Containing los
| acres, be the same more or less; being
| situated in the south cast corner of tract
No. 1886 aforesaid.
Taken in execution and to be sold as
| the property of j. d. Wolf at the suit oi
| A. j. Hubbard.
TERMS OF SALE.-The following
| must be strictly compiled with when the
| property is stricken down:
/. When the plaintiff or other lien cred
| itcrs become the purchaser, the costs or
the writs must be paid. and list of liens
| including mortgage searches on the prop
| erty sold, together with such lien credit
| or's receipts for the amount of the pro
ceeds of the sale or such portion thereof a!
he may claim, must be furnished thu
! Sheriff.
| q All bids must be paid in full.
8. All sales not settled Immediately will
be continued until 2 o'clock p. M, Of thu
day of sale, at which time all property no
settled for will again be put up and sole
at the expense and risk of the person Il
| whom first sold.
*See Purdon's Digest, Ninth Edition
page 446 and Smiths Forms, page 3S4.
G. A. RANDALL, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Tiouesta, Pa, Noyembe
20, 1881.
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Week Of Prayer.
Grafton.

The Worlds Evangelical Alliance
has appointed the first week in ina.
nary as the week of Prayer, the fol-
lowing being the programme, which is
sent forth to all the churches in the
world:
Sunday, Jan. 1.-Subject for dis.
course, Renewed Conservation"
Monday, Jan. 2.--Thanksglving for
the blessings, temporal and spiritual,
for the past year, and prayer for their
continuance.
Tuesday, Jan. 3.-Humiliation and
confession On account of individual
social and national sins.
Wednesday, Jan. 4.-Prayer for the
blessings of God on His church and on
His word.
Thursday, Jan. 5.-Prayer for the
young and all agencies of Christian
training.
Friday, Jan. 6.-Prayer for the
universal prevalence of peace anC
righteousness.
Saturday, Jan. Prayer for Chris
tian missions, the outpouring of tn,
Holy Spirit and the conversion of tn
world.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-12-21
The Old and the New.

The newly-elect county officials will
be sworn in on the I'd of January, on
which day the old ones who were not
reelected, will step down and out. Of
the retiring officers nothing but praise
can truthfully be said. Sheriff Ran.
dali has made splendid officer; has
been kind, courteous aad obliging, and
retires with the good will and friend.
ship of all who are fair enough to
admit the truth of a thing when it has
been amply demonstrated. He need
not be ashamed of his record as pub.
lie officer; His successor, Capt. Clark
has the confidence of everyone who
knows him personally, and will do his
duty in an honorable and upright
manner, and with satisfaction to the
citizens we feel sure.
The two retiring County Commiss-
toner's, Messrs. Isaac Long and Eli
Berlin, have made good and faithful
officers. During their career in the
Commissioners Office the debt of the
county has been entirely wiped out,
and the county placed in splendid
shape financially. To be sure in doing
this they have had the assistance and
counsel of a level-headed Republican
Commissioner, Mr.. Ledehur, whom
the people have endorsed for another
term by large majority. That they
deserve aud will receive the thanks o.
the people for doing their duty so vel
there isn't any doubt. With Messrs
Ledebur, Henderson and Zaendel al
the new Board the people need no
fear but that the affairs of the count,
will be economically and judiciousl,
administered.
, Mr.. Shawkey, the old and the ne,
Prothonotary, is too well known t.
{ need commendation from US. H
made splendid officer for three years
) and that's why he was reelected b
. such an overwhelming majority. H
t will be just the same in the next thre
!, years as he has been in the past, an
J that will be highly satisfactory to th
g people. Messrs. Warden, Scott an
!. swalley, the three Auditors elect, al
r all good men and will see that the re
1t OF ''the boys" around the court houl
: keep their accounts in good shap
= - Altogether the craft is we'll name
i and we bespeak for the crew success
in ful voyage.