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a soiourn in the rural districts. Yest1dayA
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VINO do YOU think will be elected? Twas
asked of General BUTLER, at. Hartford.
well" said Mr.. DASAs candidate, Il am
certain that CLEVELAND viii carry more
S.a,es than BLAINE but he won't get so
uany electoral votes as the Republican
candidate. begin to believe there viii be
m rhoica"
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CYCL0NlC.

A Destructive Storm Visits Eastern Virgin
In and New York.
PITrsBURG, Va, August 22.-Chester-
field county was visited last evening by a
cyclone. Huge trees were uprooted and
fences and out houses blown, down. Con-
siderable damage was done to orchard trees.
The storm was accompanied in some places
by heavy rain and hail, while in other
places scarcely any Of either was felt.
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RISE UP, BoYc0TTeR.

Another Printers Fight In New York Cas-
Man do rs He Pieases with sis Ows
Money!
NEw YoRE, August22.-The compositors
on the Commercial,Advertiser having struck
against 4 reduction Of pay from 10 cents
per thousand ems to IS cents, that paper
says: I've are now engaged In asserting
our right to conduct the affairs ofthe CONNER
cial-Advertiser in our own way, and tis not
likely we shall resign that function to any
person whatever, in or out Of our employ"
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Reward for the Arrest of an Assassin

SALT LAKE, UTAH, August 22-The gov
ernor Of Idaho has offered reward Of 81
600 for the arrest Of the assassin Of Aaron
Morris, on Wood River. on Sunday morn
ing. Isadore Morris offers 81 900, and the
citizens of Haley and Kitchum $1,000
more, s., 900 in all.
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SvAIL contributions sent to this Office for
tie use of the Republican Central Commit
Tee Will be duly forwarded and properly &C
kuOwleige.-Cincinnati Commentaries
ZsIIe.
Won't some generous Republican please
send Mr. Halstead a postage stamp and let
him ODsa the campaign?
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ANOTHER SHORTAGE.

The Bank Cashier Causes Trouble in n
Canada Bank.
MONTREAL, August 22.-Further irregu-
larities have Just been discovered by the
liquidators of the Exchange Bank, in con-
nection with the famous $1,000 note Of
Henry Bulmer, which will shortly come be-
fore the courts. B1lmer was called upon TO re-
fund. Many other cases of q similar nature
have been discovered and unless the money
in each case is restored legal proceedings
will he instituted
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THE New York Sun insists that CLEvE-
l,Np must be taken of the ticket and
7HvaMAx substituted For a BUTLER organ
dat is an impudent demand Ofthe National
UemOCracy.
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murdered In His Door Yard.

PoRrLAnD, ORE. August 22.-Nhchael
Butler, prominent German citizen resld-
ing at Little Butte Greek, Ore, was found
dead in his yard to day. Every circum,
stance points to the fact that Butler had
been murdered. Detectives are engaged
investigating the mystery.
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ME. JoHN KING, Jr., has accepted the
residency OF the Erie road, and getss
salary of $4,000 per annum. By close
economy man ought to get along on that.
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PrPcautinary.

RoNE, August 22.-Owing to the pre-
valence of cholera, the holding of fairs,
markets and public festivals and process
siOns is forbidden throughout Italy. Troops
guard all the outlets to the cholera ravaged
district of Garafapua.
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lIcx. Ran TUcSER viii probably cancel
his engagement to speak in West Virginia
since Major HorcHNSs has commenced to
/. n for his scalp.
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A WAX Fool.

NEw YoRk, August 22.-Lens Steve aged
eighteen years was probably fatally shot to-
day BY Joseph Rice, also aged eighteen
wears, and rejected suitOr. They were
,lavmates in childhood
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The Obi MN.

lVAsHlyGTgS, August 22.-The Presia lent
fs apyointed MiKard ?. TisdelSof PatneS-
VI, Ohio, iags6t Of thA United States to
Ne COMO AsSociatiou.
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nhnCnrract Ihaa

BEKSE, August 22.-The Canton, of
Berne, forbids the Salvation Army to hold
meetings within its territory on the ground
that the meetings are not religious
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Coal Mining Troubles.

DEo MoIyEs, a., August 22,--Goyernor
Sherman has, on the requisition Of the
proper authorities, ordered Company c. Of
Muskatine, to the coal mines In Reokuk,
where serious trouble is reported between
white and colorrd miners
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Inst ONE Fewer.

NV YORK, August 22-Failures for the
past seven days, as reported to r. G. Dunn
number for the United States, 1871; Canada,
-; total 2l9, as against 220 last week.
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,Rah for Butler.

JERSEY CRY, August 22,-Edward +.
Mcdonald, Democratic Presidential ElectOr
from this district has declined. He SAYS
he Is for Butler.
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Once More the ohio Man.

VIENNA, August 22.-The Emperor to-
day received Alphonso Taft American
mirister, to Vienna who, is abost to leave
for his new post at St. Petersburg.
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Ruipel Nv Fire.

HARTFORD, August 22,-The elabOrately
'trycd Italian marble column of Governor
I. b. MOrgan's mausoleum at Cedar Hill
due'ery was ruined by FIRE last night.
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ACCORDING to the REGIsrER'S prediction,
,i.,or DANA and the Widow BUTLER were
married. And now the Tilted HOLMAN is
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Il France is afraid to go to war with
Cbiua Just let her say so, and give Mr..
b ,>E a chance to have whack at the Co
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C,>plpArE PONERoY, Of Kansas, has writ
I'm no letter yet Perhaps postal card
,op him would suit the size Of his cam
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CHINA is shrewd enough to put France on
.b. offensive. The Celestials are not
for nothing.
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Tay next thing We expect to hear from
he Republican press is the charge that
Cleveland is the mysterious slayer Of Ella
Watson.
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Rush EiNs.

QUEBEC. August 22-Bush hres are
raging in the Taguenay district. The
telegraph is cut of north Of ST. Alphos.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-23

ANOTHER Ohio man gets au Office. Sen
.,- SugsuAx still has q gHmmer Of hope.
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Ban BrTLER never started a newspaper.
Cincinnati Commercial
How in the world did he ever manage to
,e, rich,
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A,,nv vbo suffered from Weakness pl

A LADY, who suffered from weakness pc
culiar to her sex, in writing to friend,
said: al tried various kidney medi-
cines, but only found myself growing worse.
A friend told me to use DR.. Guysotts fei-
low Dock and Sarsaparilla. Its effect on
me was soon indicated by clear and beau.
liful complexion, freedom from aches and
pains, a corplese removal Of nervous de
preston, painless regularity in habits of di-
gestion and otherwise. ! cannot praise the
remedy too highly as S true friend to suffer
ing womsnh0od and as strengthening
Esdieine.
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Observation-Disclosures, s. CleTe-
Fds. 2.
EaEinOs-BsI6norss 81 Alleghsnys 6.
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,-b..;ns to lock as if the Tariff was to
q, an issue in Virginia
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EVERY one should tell his neishSor that
,ba hest remedy for curing coughs and
coIds and the only sure cure for eoasump-
ton L DR. Wistars Bslssm OF Wild Cherry;
T. + nlsSsant to take and very soothing and
healing in its effects.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-23

Lcs,x county promises l,4OO Democratic
r,s;ori,y out Of a vote Of 1900. Let some
t.,jr move to make it unanimous.
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r,, CHow is 70 be bombarded. 1t is u
nod time to lay in supply of tea.
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With Cholera.

LONDON, August "a stowaway was
landed at Waterford from the British steam
ship Orsnmore, from Liverpool for Balti-
more, He was i'll and was taken to the in
6rmarv. The doctor pronounces the dis
ease cholera and believes it Asiatc cholera.
The other stowawsys who landed at the
sara time are missing.
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Wl7n the splendid rain last night and the
..o,pects Of foreign war, thingswill hyen up.
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BEFORE BREAKFAST.

.vnsE soap" is the Republican battle
- IN Ohio.
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OhicinllN Announced.

GENEVA, August PIT is officially an
Hounced that there have been cases OF
cholera in this CITY
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WHAT WILL BE DONE.
The Paris Papers on the War Situation
The Cholera Record.

The Paris Papers on the War Situation
The Cholera Record.
PARIS, August PIE Paris denies that
reinforcements have been ordered to China.
The question whether France will carry the
war into the interior, that paper says is not
under consideration. For the present France
will only occupy Foo Chow and Kelung.
lie Temp believes France has no idea of
bloekading the open ports of China. If it
is fonnd necessary, it says, those will be
chosen that will least interfere with inter
national commerce. La Temps calls atten-
ton to the absence of rural declaration of
war. During the twenty-four hours which
ended at o'clock tonight, there were ff
teen deaths from cholera at Marseilles. At
Toulon two deaths.
Telegraph ONCE Open.
LONDON, August PA dispatch from
Pekin to the Times to-day says the French
legation left Yesterday. The telegraph sta
ton opened here to-day. This is the first
message wired.
Gone to Shanghai.
LoSDoN, August PA dispatch from
Shanghai to Reuters telegram company
says: "Yicomte de Semsee, French repre-
sentative at Pekin, Immediately after low
ering the French flag at the legation start
ed for Shanghai.
A Good Idea.
BERLIN. August 22-Newspapers urge
the dispatch of men-oEwar to China to pro-
tect German subjects in that country.
by the Nile.
CAIRO, August 22.-The authorities at
the war office, London, insist upon the Nile
route for the autumn expedition for the re-
lief of General Gordon. They state that
rowboats will reach Wadyhalfa November
first, when the expedition will start from
that point
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G.rnn nAa1-

s,yLAxpER, August 22-The Mail boat
y;reaya bound for Cuba, returned to Gpon;;
the boiler having exploded, killing seven OF
the crew.
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Afraid Of Ghosts.

Naturally, the children were afraid Of
ghosts, and the fact th.i tie ,lirs ~, their
mothers made no difference TO them. II
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Telarranh Ohice Omen.
Come to shanghai.

BERLIN. August 22.-Newspapers urge
the dispatch of men-oEwar to China to pro
tect German subjects in that country.
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TO Be DISCHARGED.

Commander sehiey Has Been Ordered ts
Give His Enlisted Men Chance to Leavs
Another Arctic Explorer.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-11-19
sHERIFF's SALE.

DY VIRTUE of n writ of Levari Facias
ID issued out ofthe Court of Common Pleas
of Forest County, Pennsylvania, and
to me directed, there will be exposed
to sale by public vendue or outcrY, at the
Court House in the Borough of Iionesta,
on
MONDAY, DECEMBER lst., A. d. 1884,
at O'Clock p. NJ, the following described
real estate, to-wit:
JOHN RYNn VS.. G. w. WRIGHT, Lev.
Fa, No. 10 Dec. term, 1884. II. j.
NanGesen, ATTY.
All that certain tract or parcel OF land
situated in Harmony Township, Forest
County, late VenangO County, and state
of Pennsylvania, bounded and described
as follows. viz: Beginning at corner
made of some pieces of stoneware buried
in the centre of road leading from James
Dawson's Mill to William Gorman's Mill,
near where the road crosses the clearing
from Thomas Dawson's to the Hickory
town Flats, being the northwest corner OF
the land heretofore conveyed to Ira Cope
land by the Commonwealth ofPennsylVa-
mia Thence south 2 degrees west along
the centre of the first named road and east
line of Robert Green's land, seVenty-three
and two-tenths (732-l0j rods to some stone
ware buried in the centre of the road !;
Thence south eighty-eight degrees east,
one hundred and thirty-nine (l39l rods TO
a post standing on the west line OF James
Ailenders land; Thence north two de-
grees east along the said Allender's line
one hundred and seventy-seven (l77J rods
to corner; Thence south 50 and one-hali
degrees west, one hundred and seventy
(l70) rods to a corner, the place of begin
ming. Containing one hundred (l0O) acres
and allowance, be the same more or less.
Taken in execution and to be sold as the
property Of G. w. Wright, at the suit of
John Rynd.
TERMS OF SALE.-The following
must be strictly complied with when the
property is stricken down:
/. When the plaintiff or other lein cred
itors become the purchaser, the costs on
the writs must be paid, and list of liens
| including mortgage searches on the prop
on ty sold, together with such lien credit
or S receipts for the amount of the pro-
ceeds of the sale or such portion thereof as
| he may claim, must be furnished the
| Sheriff.
| .. All bids must be paid in full.
3. All sales not settled Immediately will
! be continued until O'Clock p. M, Of the
day of sale, at which time all property not
settled for will again be put up and sold
at the expense and risk of the person to
whom first sold.
| eSee Purdon's Digest, Ninth Edition,
| page 446 and Smiths Forms, page 3s4.
G. w. CLARK, Sheriff.
| SherifTs Office, Tionesta, Pa, Nov. IL,
! 1884.
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The Election Decided.

The official count in New York was
practically completed yesterday, aud
it leaves Cleveland with plurality
which will not vary much either way
from 1000. This settles the question
which has been in dispute for ten days,
and assures Cleveland's election as
President.
The result in 1876 was longer dis.
puted, but it was not, in reality, any
closer than this contest. Without
New York Blaine has 1S2 electoral
votes and Cleveland 1873, and change
of less than 600 in a vote Of 100000
that is, of one vote 10 2000-woul6
have thrown New York on the other
side. There has rarely been a narrow
er margin between victory and defeat.
The Prohibition folly was the delib.
crate cause of the disaster, Yet in
spite of that craze the day would have
been saved but for the Burchard blum.
der or the Oneida treachery. - PhiIa
Press.
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Tho RosuIt h lh0 25th DIstrIol.

Under the above caption the Clsr-
ion Jacksonian of last week delivers it.
self as follows. 1t seems a rather VA.
kind cut at this late day, but perhaps
the editor knows whereof he speaks;
"While we have not the official 6g.
ures before us at this writing, enough
is known to assure the election of A..
c. White, Republican, over d, Reitz,
Fusion, by from 500 to 1000 MAORI.
ty. White carries every county in the
district, with the exception of Clarion,
by increased majorities, while Reitz
falls behind Patton in this county
nearly four hundred votes.
"The result does not surprise us in
the least. Crow may be digested for
few meals, but the stomach revolts
against crow as steady diet. This
thing of handful of cranks furnish
ing, or rather forcing, the candidate,
and asking the Democracy to furnish
the votes and sinews of war, has had
its day.
"The nomination of reputable
Democrat would have assured the de.
feat of the Republican candidate, but
to this the Greenbackers would not
hear, and the result is Just what might
have been anticipated When the
Greenback vote of the whole district
does not near equal the Democratic
vote of Clarion county, the presump
ton and folly of insisting that none
other than a Greenbacker shall be the
nominee, is too apparent to need com
ment.
"The Democrats of this district arc
Democrats from principle, and as such
they had little encouragement to vote
for Mr.. Reitz. A Democrat for reve
nue. only, bolter whenever he saw
"various channels in which be could
be useful" and q Greenbacker wher
neither Democrats or Republicans
had use for him, there was little tC
commend him to those who have nev.
er faltered in the faith. These may
be plain words but they are true, anc
now is the time to express them. TIL,
defeat and its lesson should 60 hand ii
hand, that neither may be forgotten
in future"
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How the Great Statesman Takes
his Defeat.

Special to the Herald from Augusta
says: Mr.. Blaine regards the official
count in New York as practically set
tlings-the presidential question. MIR.
Blaine, it is stated on the best authori.
ty, received this afternoon a telegra m
from New York announcing the com
pleti0n of the official canvass in that
city, and informing him that the plur'
ality for Cleveland, in that state
would be 114S. The same authority
states that Mr.. Blaine accepts the re-
suits very cheerfully and has no regrts
growing out of his connection with the
campaign. He feels that be made q
good fight and gracefully bows to the
verdict of the American people. He
believes the Republican party will
prove true to its grand past and will
increase in strength with the coming
years. He expects that in 1888 it will
again be called back into power.
Mr.. Blaine leaves for Washington
the middle of next week, where be and
his family will spend the Winter. He
has leased the Sargent house." in
Farragu: Square, and will shortly re-
sumo his work on the second volume
of Twenty Years in Congress, The
volume will be ready by next June
for publication.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-11-19
NO DANGER YET.

The dead weight that prevents any
business movement, and fills the fu-
ture with dread, most assuredly has
its chief cause in this country iu the
fear of industrial revolution as the re-
suit of the political revolution which
has been feared and is supposed to
have taken place. 1t does not follow
by any means that the election of Mr..
Cleveland means a change from the
policy of protection TO free trade.
Had the result been accompanied by
such legislative gains as would have
increased the free trade strength in
the House of Representatives, and
given that faction majority in the
Senate, then, indeed, there would
heve been ground for such fears.
But the protectionist strength has
been increased for the immediate fu.
ture in both houses, so that whatever
may be the will of the new admins.
tration, there cannot be any serious
meddling with the tariff for some
years at least, and fears on that score
may be dismissed. We lose, of fcourse,
that intelligent and systematic move
ment toward the enlargement Of our
foreign market which was assured in
the event of Republican success, un.
less indeed the new power should do
better than it has promised in that
direction, yet there is no occasion for
Withdrawing capital from industrial
enterprise in panic, or for doubling
that as the natural causes for tempo.
rary depression pass away, as they
will, there will be a healthy though
moderate movement toward revival
of industrial activity. 1t is a well
established fact that parties in power
are always more conservative than
their utterances while seeking it, and
we may we'll trust that principle for
insurance against ill-considered at
tempts to suddenly overturn the wise
policies under which the country has
prospered under such adverse circum.
stances, ,-Harrisburg Teleghraph.
MT( BLAINE's official majority in
Pennsylvania is Sl,0l9.
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Sidewalk Ordinance.
BE II enacted. DEC.

be II enacted, DEC.
lst. That sidewalk be built on the
East side of Vine Street, from the corner
of May Street, to the corner of Walnut
Street.
I'd, Said walk on Vine street to be feet
4 inches wide, and to be built of pine or
hemlock boards, one and one-half inches
in thickness, with three oak stringers or
supports 3x5 inches, and at least six nails
I6D to the board.
3D.. Said walk to be built within thirty
(30) days from date hereof, by the owners
of land fronting thereon, or it will be built
for them at their expense.
PASSED, November 10, 1884.
r. b. CRAWFORD, Burgess.
Attest. Z. NJ. CLARK, Ssc'Y
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-11-19

Mr( BLAINE's official majority in
PenIsylvania is S1,Ol9.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-11-19
Twenty-Fifth District Official.
Following are the official figures fol
this district:

THE Philadelphia Press thinks
that while Pennsylvania didn't do
much towards making Cleveland
President, it is ready to furnish an
entire Cabinet in case be is elected.
Here is what the Democrats of
Pennsylvania might offer in that
event:
Secretary of State....., William A. Wallace
Sec'y of the Treasury. .Saml j. Randall
Sec'y of the Interior. Chauncy F. Black
Secretary of War;. ........,A. X. Mcclure
Sec'y of the Navy. Frank Mclaughlin
Postmaster General. ............W. U. Hensel
Attorney General ''' Daniel Dougherty
Then there are Malcolm Hay, ]. p.
Barr, Charles r. Buckalew and var.
ious others who may be thrown in for
any other good places that are lying
around loose.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-11-19

will be seen once more before the ides
of November next, and thereafter he
will frequently revisit the glimpses
of the moon to tell of fresh triumphs
achieved on many hardfought field.
For the peesent, however, the Coon
"comes DOWN. Good bye!