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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1883-03-21
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II. Il, 7CobS, .Poiriok Joyce; South Ward,
Geo. w Robinson, W. F. Blum. O.NW.
lJeiticsg q ~ Pedoo-J. It. Brennan,
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NOTICE.

Having made arrangements to re.
move from this place, hereby request
all those knowing themselves to he in.
dsbted to me, to call and settle. After
April 10Th, all accounts unsettled will
be left in tie hands of an Attorney
for collection.
w. G. CoBURN, M. D.
Tionesta, Pa Mar. IA, 1883. 3t
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-07-07

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Nocturnal Emissions. Aversions to Society,
Di,nness of Vision, Noises in the Head: the vital
fluid passing unobserved in the urine, and many
other diseases that lead to Insanity and DEAN.
DR. NINTH, who is regular physician
Graduate Of the University Of Pennsyfvanla)
viii agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOL-
LARS for case Of this kind the VITAL RES
rORAT1vE (under his special advice and trea1-
mcnt) will not cure, or for anything impure OF
Injurious found in it. DIR. M1NTIE treats al
private diseases successfully without mercury;
Consultation free, Thorough examination ana
advice, including analysis OF urine. s.. Price OF
VITAL RESTORATIVE, s. a bottle, or fonr
times the quantity. 80; sent to any address
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-07-07

Passenger trains make close connection at
Mound House with express trains OF V. 4 I. H.,
which connect at Reno with east and west
bound trains Of Central Pacific Railroad.
STAGE CONNECTIONS:
At HAWTHORNE with United States Stage
CompaIiys coaches for Aurora (26 miles) Bodie
t37 milesC Lundy and Bridgeport.
At tUNlNG Q25 miles from Mound House,
with Gilmer, Salisbury Cos tn weekly stages
Oeaving Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays) for
bonneville. Grantsviile and Belmont.
At CANOElARiA with U. s. Stage Cos stages
for Columbus Is miles,. Silver Peak, Monte
yuma. Aida Valley, Gold Mountain, ate.
ATTENTION with daily stages for Bishop Creek,
Independence, Cerro Gordo, etc.
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~~11~ Men


JIyhO May be Suffering frOsaa the
w effects Of youthful foliies or indiscretion
win do well to avail themselves OF this, the
greatest boon ever laid on the altar Of sui
feri,,s humanity. DIR. SpiDney will guarantee
to fuTfeit $500 for every case OF Seminal Weak
ress or private disease of any Kind or character
which he undertakes and fails to cure.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
There are many at the age of thirty t" sixty
vino are troubled with too frequent evacuatlons
Of the bladder, often accompanied BY a sligat
martini. o. burning sensation and weakening
Of Tic >, stem in manner the patient cannot
account for On examining the urinary de-
rcsits a rory sediment will eiten be found. and
sometimes small particles Of albumen wifi ap-
pear, or the color will be Of thin miikish hue,
again changing to . dark and torpid appear
ance. There are mang men VIII" die Of this dlf-
fcuity, ignorant of the cause, which is the sec
oud stage OF seminal weakness. DIR. 5. will
guarantee a perfect cure in all such cases, and
q healthy restoration # the genito urinary
organs.
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from 10 to IL a. m. Consultation Tree,
Tho ,,,,ori, examination and advice, 81.
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Debility, Exhaus-
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and all the results of youthful imprudence ana
eXces, es of mature years Inc Doc'or, = ies
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The reason 50 many can not get cured OF
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TOO frequent excavations OF the iiaooeI anu
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All packages are securely covered from obser-
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.

FROM VIRGINIA TO CARSON AND RENO
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Five years established ana never known 10 Iaii
in a single case, acute or cnrohic. hete! 10 a'i
pataniiMr .. Saiicvlica
ET.
THY oNIyD;SSOI.yER OF THE POISON
orc I-pIr srIn WHICH Exists IN THE
% 9on Nv pHErMATfC AND GOUTY pa
TIESrS
S.,;cx,sca is known as A common sease
ramsdv because il strikes directly at the cause
Of Rbeumatisn. Govt and Neuralgia, while so
NAM, sn-caIled specifics and supposed panaceas
only treat locally the effects.
1t has been conceded by eminent scientists
that outward applications SUE h as rub bing with
The daily gazette., 1883-11-07

about oue-third Of the State had been heard
frOm, and the indications are that the Re
publicans have carried It by good majority
With tho exception of this city, where there
was bitter local contest for Comptroller,
there was great apathy throughout the
State.
The fight Of the day In this city WAS over
the Comptrollership. The rest Of the local
ticket was never In doubt. George g..
Graham, endorsed by. both parties, is re
elected District Attorney By a practically
unanimous vote. William E. Littleton, Re-
publican, defeats George r. Snowden for
Clerk Of the Court Of Quarter Sessions, and
Thomas j. Powers, Republican, defeats Will
liam II. Hooper, Democrat, for Coroner. B.
DaVts Pare was appointed Comptroller by
Governor Pattison to I'LL the desk which he
had vacated. He is the regular Democratic
nominee, and is endorsed by the Committee
Of One Hundred. Z. Harper Jeffries was
defeated by Pattison In 1880 for Comptroller
because be was the Republican Ring nomi-
nee. Jehries, although personally of high
character, has been regarded as a mask for
the old RinRsters, ana hence the fight has
been very bitter.
Full returns show that Jelir.es ia elected
by about ] 200 majority.
Chairman Cooper Of the Republican State
1ozaaAie1os ess5s1ases that his party has car
rcd the State by not less than 10000 ma
Bority. he Gays the returns come in so
slowly that the exact result cannot be ascer-
tanned until morning.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-07
IN NEW YORK.
The Democratic state Ticket Elected
Mayor Low succeeds lu Brooklyn.


The Democratic state Ticket Elected
Mayor Low succeeds in Brooklyn.
me Yor3 " orid.l
The returns received up TO midnight indi
cate that New York State is close on Secre-
taTy OF State. Mr. Maynard, the Democra-
tic candidate for that position, runs behind
his associates on the ticket In all the cities.
Outside OF New York city Mr.. Maynard has
gained compared with the vote of 1881,
when Mr.. Carr had Ia, ,O22 majority. In one
quarter of the State Mr.. Maynard has wiped
out nearly 5000 of that majority.
There Is no question of the success Of the
remainder OF the Democratic State ticket by
good majority.
The Senate is close, but II the full ret,:rns
sustain the report of the election Of Mr..
Beckwith (Dem. in the 0tsego District, the
Democrats will have two majority in that
body.
The Democrats have carried all the Sena-
torial districts In Brooklyn, aud all but one
in this city. The Assembly is certainly
Democratic, giving the Democrats a majority
ON joint ballot.
Seth Low, Jr., is reelected Mayor Of
Bro, klyn over Hendrix, Democrat.
The returns received up TO l O'Clock this
morning show that the Democrats In this
city have stood together as far as the State
ticket is concerned and have rolled up a ma
jority Of ever 10000. Mr.. Maynard falls be-
hind over IL, 900 votes.
The legislative delegation is almost en-
tlrely Democratic, one Republican Senator
(Mr. Gibbs) alone being elected--in the
Eighth District. The entire city, county
and judiciary ticket is elected by substantial
majorities, aud the Board Of Aldermen will
remain Tor another year In the control OF
the Democratic party.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-07
The Tat GLrI,n todr sold.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.-The body of Blanche
Gray, the fat girl, who was buried in Mt.
Oliyet Cemetery about 10 days ago, has
been cold by the young husband and
w.dower, David Moses, TO DR.. Alexander
Hill, on North Calvert street. Mr.. Moses,
Immediately alter returning from the
funeral Of his wife, It is said,
called upon Dr.. Hill and stated
that he wanted 10 sell tho body Of his
wife, MS Il would be stolen from its grave,
anyhow. Negotiations ior the body were
soon closed. What the price was roald not
be learned. nr Hill proposes TO puS the
skeleton together with wire. Young Mr..
Moses is expected on from New York
shortly, when the body Will be iaken up
quietly aud removed TO a private apartment
In one of the city medical colleges, wheru
DIR Hill proposes 70 instruct himsclf in dis
eectlnr st.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-07
-------9-s-~H H@-4-s7----777-77
LOCAL LAUONICS.

An oyster supper will be given In Brandy
wine N. E. Church on Thanksgiving even
ing.
The siding leading into the coal dumps OF
the Mccullough Iron Company is being re-
paired.
An entertainment and supper will be
given in Union N. E Church on Thanks
giving night.
An important meeting of the Knights Of
the Golden Eagle was held in the Smith
Building last evening.
Mary W. Sevil has been granted letters of
administration upon the estate OF Amanda
d. Sevil, late OF this city.
The occulation OF Beta Capricon with the
moon last evening at 8.04 O'Clock was not
visible here owing to clOudiness.
About so Italians who have been working
on the b. Il P. railroad became disgusCed
and left for Baltimore yesterday morning.
An Italian laborer, employed on the b. q
P. railroad near Newark was run over by a
heavily loaded cart ON Monday evening and
probably fatally injured.
Two men entered the store Of Daniel Nc
Cusker, No. 2l6 West Second street, on
Monday evening, and, while he was en-
gagged, stole his sackcoat.
While purchasing goods in a wholesale
millinery store In Philadelphia on Monday,
Mrs. Joseph X. Adams had her pocket-book
stol, n from her h nd -satchel.
George Whitaker, of the Ninth ward, az.
cidentally fell into the race yesterday at the
| foot OF French street but was rescued by
| employees of the city water works.
On Thursday evening rext tea drinking
under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society
of Scott Church, will he held at the resi-
dence of Isaac H. McKaig, No. 6s4 Spruce
| street.
| An entertainment committee has been
appointed by General Thomas A. smytt
| Post which will provide camp fire entertain
ments at the Post headquarters at intervals
during the win'er.
At a recent meeting of General D: B
Birney Post, No. 12, g. A. r., of New
Castle, q resolution of thanks was voteo
George W. Childs, for his kindness In pre-
Senting the post with large Bible.
About 40 members of Harmony Council
A. r. A., surprised Mrs. Wesley w. Neal a
her residence, No. 70S Bennett street OF
Monday evening. They presented her will
q tea set and other useful articles.
James w. Tatnall and Thomas K. Porte
have entered into copartnership and hav'
opened an office on French street opposite
the p, w. g. b. station, where they vii
carry on the lumber brokerage busineA
undsr ths Arm name OF Tatnall b Porter.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-07
Anniversary.

The 18th anniversary of the West Presby-
terian Church took place last evening In the
main room of the church. The room was
tastefully decorated. The exercises consisted
OF singing, recitations aud exercises by the
infant department. The pastor, Rev. A. N.
Keigwin, made short addr ss. Memorial
ex rcises were given in memory OF Fannie
Elliot, Winifred Rollo aud d Lniel Thielman.
who had died during the past year. The
report Of Charles Baird, the superintendent,
-hows that there are 8 officers, 3O4 scholars
the main rooms, and l6t In the infant de-
partment, 514 10 all, 1886 80 were collected.
S59.37 of which is for missionary purposes.
Miss Helen E. NOstrand, Miss NJ. h, Hope.
Lewis T. Wilson and Mrs. Henry Grant.
teachere, and Miss Ella Mckee and Lizzie
CroZIer, scholars, have not been absent dur
ing the year, while Laura Farmer of the
main room aud little girl named Mckee
of the infant department were absent but
once,
The daily gazette., 1883-11-07
" = - 7777-7--77-I-
Sullivan and Ryan TO Fight.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. Con behalf of promi-
nent New York sporting man, name un-
known, proposition was submitted to- -Cav
to AL Smith, Sulivan's hacker, offering to
back Ryan to fight either Slade or Sullivan
5000 or $4,000, within 100 miles
of New Orleans next February.
Smith said that a frht might even
tually DO ar-aigned between Ryan and
Slade, but that Sullivan and Ryan were
matched to fight with hard gloves In Boston
as soon as the present sparriDg tour is over,
and he thought that affair would give Kyan
all the figh'ing he would want for the rest
of his career. He said, however, that II
Ryan was very dcsirous of meeting the Bos.
tonian he would be given an opportunity
while the combination we're on their way to
San Francisco from here.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-07
IN MASSACHUSETTS,.
Buffers GubernAtOrIal and Prosidentia
Aspirations EfrectuaIly stamped Out.

ButIer'a GubernAtUrIal and Presidential
Aspirations EfIectuaily stamped Out.
BosToN, Nov. 6.-Butlerism has been
stamped out in Massachusetts. The Repub-
licaps admit that Democratic votea have
done IL and the result cannot be claimed as
a simple Republican victory. It Is an anti
Butler victory sharp aud decisive, The re-
turIs up to midnight indicate Robinson e
election by fully $1,000 majority. The city
OF Boston, as was ioreshadoweu In these dis
patches, led In the anti Butler revolt with
the largest vote ever polled In the city.
Buffers majority is reduced from $50 to
5000, the cityss yot5 being; Robinson,
". .737: Butler, 80, ,229 The principal Re
publican gains have en- In the cities, the
country towns showing few Butler losses.
Inc total vote OF lbe State Is within q few
hundred OF 100000. The city is wild to.
night, To say thut this result is q surprise
out ieebly expresses the feeling on both
sides. Rob nsou's majority exceeds the
figures claimed by the Republican State
Committee, and the jubilation Of the anti
Butler leaders is unbounded. The street
scenes tonight are altogether without
parallel. Washington street has been
impassable since four O'Clock and al
though the result was foregone conclusion
hours ago thousands OF people still cheer
the stereopticon bulletins. The chief fea-
ture of the demonstration is the Harvard
cheer over the defeat of Butler. The IRA
ra ra % of the students is ringing through
the lower half OF the city. Faneuil Hall
was thrown open early by the Republicans,
and the old "Cradle OF Liberty" seldom
rocked with such tremendous enthusiasm.
Speeches were made by many anti-ButleE
leaders.
Governor Butler spent the evening at his
home In Lowell. He entertained few per-
sonal friends and received the returns by
telephone from Boston. When the vote oi
that city WAS received he remarked, quietly;
"Well, if that is true, 4 beats Ben Butler;
| but 1t can't be correct. | guess we'll walt
| for confirmation" The subsequent returnl
were oil the same sort and the Governor
soon acknowledged the election Of his oppo
nent. There was Republican gain OF 500
in Lowell.
Buffers organ, the Globe, comedies But
ler's defeat by over 10000. The Trdvsls'
claims 2S 900 for Robinson, the Ad0Brtise,
| IL, 900 and the Herald ~, 1000. 4ir
The Republicans elect all five Senators
and 25 OF 81 Representatives. Lille, Demo
crat. is elected member Of the Governor
| Council from Lowell.
At one O'Clock returns from 2s2 citieI
and towns give Robinson %, lis, Butler "a,
543; Robinson's majority, l4,675. Their
are llS cities aud towns to hear from.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-07
FATAL POLITICAL 0UARRELs.
A Brutal Murder In Frederick, Gd.--Th@
shotgun in MIssIsaIppf.

SnOegun In Mississippi.
FREDERICK, Nd, Nov. 6.--Tl.is morning
at about 1.30 o'clock, Daniel Kennedy shot
Charles A. Topper during q quarrel about
politics in Graft Hall ,on West Fourth street.
where number of colored men were con-
gregsted. At about one O'Clock Topper, ,es-
companied by Jerry Kennedy--no relation
70 Daniel Kennedy-came into the hall Gnd
loafed around. They went out, and later
Topper returned with his right hand bound
up and bleeding. He said that he had
mad row with Dan Kennedy. A few
momenfs later Kennedy came In and Get
into an alteration with Topper. They Hn-
ally shook hands. Then some incident Of
the past was recalled and both men grew
angry. Their language was violent for 9
moment, when Kennedy drew q revolver
and fired straight at Topper, who was only
q few feet away. Vincent Beauer. coIored.
was standing almost between the two men.
and the powder from Kennedy's revolver
burned streak across his cheek. Topper
received tho shot In the lower part of the
cheet, and, staggering across the hall, fell
upon his knees, with his head upon his
hands. upon bench. The crowd separated
and Kennedy followed closely on Top
per as he tottered to the place where he fell.
Upon coming up to the PROSTATE man he
leveled his revolver deliberately at Topper's
back and fired, 1t is said, three more shots.
These shots took efectin T0pper's back, but
he was probably dead before the bullets
touched him. Kennedy then, with his re-
volver In his hand, turned toward the door
and ran out. He was subsequently arrested.
JACKSON, Nov. 6.-Prince Matthews was
shot and killed this morning at Ha2lehurst
by e. P. Wheeler The cause OF the diff
Guilty is believed to have been politics.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-07
MAINLAND.
Mclans Elected BY II Handsome Majority.
and the Legislature Democratic.
baltimore SUM-

mcLAuO EI0cteu oJ hAhusOhlc M1JotlIys
and the Legislature Democratic.
baltimore SUM-
The returns from tho State Of Maryland
indicate the election Of Hon, Robert NJ i.
MeLane by au estimated majority Of 10000
or $4,000. 1t is believed the Democratic
have elected members enough to give them
a majority in the State Senate, though up TO
$50 q. m., the matter was not definitely
settled by the returns. The Senate is com
posed OF rs members, of whom eight Repub-
licaDs and five Democrats hold over. he
Democrats have elected Senators as follows:
Baltimore city two; Baltimore county
Carroll, Frederick, Howard, Queen
Anue's, Washington and Wicomico
one each, making nine In all, which, with
the Eve holding over, will give them ma
jority of one. frederick county, however,
is very close In thu vote for Senator, and
the returns giving a majority to the Hon.
Noah Bowlus, the Democratic candidate,
may be changed. On the other hand, the
chances are that Anne Arundel has elected
DIR. George Wells, Democrat, for Senator.
No returns have been received from Cal
vert, where the Democrats considered they
had a fighting chance. The Republicans
have elected W. D. Burchinal Senator In
Kent, and perhaps Thomas s. Hodson IN
Somerset county. The House Jf Delegates
will be Democratic by large msjorlty.
BALTIMORE CITY.
4a. m.-The city complete gives McLane
32,071, Holton Alas; MrLane's majority
7,o2S. For Superior Court Clerk, Bond
DEM, gets 2S,555; Allison, Iud., 27,s75
Bonds majority, $50. Fer Sheriff, Joyce
DEM, gets 26,511; Airey, Rep, 2s,s05
Airey's majority, 2,29i.
The Democratic ticket is elected In the
third legislative district.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-07
A PrOnounclng Bee.

pronouncing bee was given BY the
Social Circle Of the Second Baptist Church
last evening. Rev. Prof. NJ ,ses Heath
acted as pedagogue and Miss Lizzie j. Ford
as Judge. The entire audience took part.
1t has arranged series of weekly entertain
ments for November and December, as fol-
lows: Tuesday, November l3, music and
recitations; Tuesday, November 81, debate
on the temperance question; Thursday,
November %, lecture be the Rev. q. r..
Flippo, ID. D., OF Alexandria, Va on "The
Key to Unlock Hearts," A small admission
will be charged to this lecture. Tuesday.
November "a, musIc and recitatlons; Tues
day. December 4. free lecture by the Rev. J..
9. Walker, D. D., of Philadelphia, on "My
Sundays Abroad" Tuesday, December IL,
music and reeitations; Tuesday, December
IL, lecturer and subjectyet to be announced;
Tuesday, December rs, Christmas exercises
appropriate 10 the occasion.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-07
-
Lodge Officers Elected.

The following officers have been selected
to serve in Washington Lodge, ,No,5 10 OF.
of New Castle. Those elected are N. g.,
Bennett F. Lancaster; V. e., Frank E. Veg
genmsn; r. S., George A. Smith; P. S.,
William Herbert; Treasurer John NJ. 1urke.
Those appointed are as follows: Appointed
Warden, Thomas Gravel; Conductor.
Joseph Grimes; Chaplain, Jacob Hermann;
R. s. to N. g., Henry P. Richardson's l.. g.
to N. G., Richard Jones; R. s. to v. G.,An-
drew Dever; R. 8. s., E. X. Mulford; L. S.,
James Hammond; l. g., Robert 8. Martin;
o. g.. A. H. Lupton.