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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-11-03
WHY Is IT


That rheumatism and neuralgia are 30
prevalent This question has not been
satisfactorily answered, but it is certain
that these diseases are not only the most
painful but among the most common, and
some member of nearly every family IN the
land is the victim OF one Of these dread
tormentors. Ladies seem to be peculiarly
liable to neuralgia attacks, which, IN the
form Of neuralgia headache, pain IN the
back, or nervous pains are Of constant oc~
currence Notuntil the diseov cry Of Athlo-
phoros had any remedy been found for
either rheumatism, neuralgia or nervous
headache, and they were generally con-
ceded to be incurable but Athlophoros
has been proved to be not only a certain
cure for these diseases, III all their varied
FORMS bat safe remedy. II, in the use
Of Athlophoros, the bowels are kept freely
open, its success is certain, and to aid this,
Athluphoros Pills are recommended,
which, while providing the necessary
cathartic, will be found TO be valuable
aid to the action Of the medicine. Athlo-
phoros is no experiment, il has been tested
and has proved its wonderful efficacy.
The Athlophoros Pills were originally
prepared rs remedy for use in connection
with Athlophoros, for rheumatism and
neuralgia and kindred complaints. Used
in connection with that remedy, they arc
q certain cure fer either Of these very COM
mon and distressing diseases. They have
also been found to bo an invaluable remedy
for any and all diseases arising from vitiaied
blood or general debility. They are es-
pccialy valuable for nervous debility, blood
poisoning, dyspepsia, distress after eating,
headache, constipation, loss Of appetite,
and all stomach or liver troubles. For
diseases Of women they are invaluable.
These pills are perfectly harmless and may
be safely used by adults or children.
Testimonials of those who have been
cured will be sent free on application.
Every druggist should keep Athlophoros
and Athlophoros Pills, but where they can
not be bought of the druggist, the Athlc-
phoros Co.. ll2 Wall St., New York, viii
send either Carriage paid) on receipt Of
regular price, which is $100 per bcttle
for Athlophoros and Soc for Pills.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-11-03
She Elects the Whole Ticket
Once More Again!
RESULT AT HOME.

Another year has rolled by, and
another hotly.contested election pass
ed among the thugs that were, and
another signal victory added to the
Republican list. The weather was
everything that the hottest politician
could wish for, and the figures show
that everybody, or nearly everybody,
took day off TO go out and vote. In
Forest county the contest was very au.
mated, each party being particularly
we'll organized, and fought the battle
for all there was in it. The fight in
our county centered wholly on the
Assembly question. The Democrats
went into the contest with greater
hopes of success than they have ever
had before, and it was conceded on oil
hands that in Thomas j. Bowman
they had out their strongest man,
against whose character and standing
not word could be or was said. The
Republicans recognized him as a foe.
man worthy of their steel. 10 Charles
A. Randall the Republicans had an
equally good and strong candidate in
all respects, aud so the fight was vir.
tuslly narrowed down to a question of
politics; whether little Forest should
follow her past record in sending to
Harrisburg u Republican, Of whether
she should break away and send a
Democrat. She concluded, by good
majority, to stand firmly by her pre-.
vious record. Both candidates worked
assiduonsly, but with every courtesy,
and in this respect the campaign was
one of the pleasantest, generally
speaking, that we have witnessed in a
great many years. Had it not been
for the candidacy of Mr.. Toby, Pro.
hibitiOnist, three-fourths of whose vote
came off Mr.. Randall, his majority
would have been very materially in.
creased.
Too much credit cannot be awarded
to the faithful workers of the different
townships in the Republican ranks
those who are never found idle when
party principles are at stake all did
themselves proud, aud we feel like
pattiDg each and every one on the
back for their good work. We might
mention many who did excellent work
by name, but when all did so we'll il
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-11-03
LATER.

This Thursday morning iudica-
tions are that Roberts Of Titusvills is
defeated. Also that Hall of Elk has
made the election. Boyle of the 2lst
is defeated. This is a Republican
gain and will offset the defeat of Rob.
erts.
Beavers plurality is now up to
1920.
The latest indications are that Nor
rison of Illinois, and Carlisle of Ken.
tucky, the two greatest free-traders are
defeated.
II is thought Wolie's vote in the
State will be about 10000.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-11-03
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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-11-03
THAT SAME OLD COON"
BEG GAINS ALL ROUND.

The elections in Pennsylvania yes.
terday show that the Republican ranks
are still as solid as rock, the entire
State ticket being elected by ftom
10000 to 10000 majority, and it is
believed that one or two Congressman
have been gained. A
A private dispatch from A. E. Pat.
ton states that his father, Hon. John
Patton, father of Mrs. M. w. Tate of
this place is elected to Congress in
Curtin's strong Democratic district,
over j. K. P. Hall, Democrat, Of Elk
Co. This is one of the greatest vic.
tories Of the elections.
The result in Pennsylvania is a
splendid victory for Gen. Beaver. A
heavy vote was polled and the Repub.
lican plurality is estimated at about
10000. Mccullough is probably
elected 70 the Twenty first district, al
though Rafferty's vote was smaller
than had been expected.
In Ohio there are large Republican
gains, which are especially marked in
Cincinnati. Hurd is again defeated
in the Toledo district, and the Repub.
licans claim thirteen districts, conced-
ing i've to the Democrats, and three
in doubt.
In West Virginia the Republican
gains have been SO large that the Leg.
islature is claimed Gof's majority
in the First district is largely increased
10 New York city George polled a
very large vote, but Hewitt has a
plurality of about %. 900. while Roose.
velt is third 10 the race, indicating
that there was a transfer of Republi.
eau votes to Hewitt in order to defeat
George.
In New Hampshire there is no cleo.
ton by the people of Governor, but
the Legislature is Republican.
In Massachusetts, the race between
Andrews (Mugwump DEM and Ames
(Rep.) is very close.
California has gone Republican.
The returns are not complete
enough to indicate the result as to the
majority in Congress. Republican
losses are reported in some district'
aud gains 10 others, but there is moth
ing to indicate that the Democratic
control of the House will be impaired
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-11-03

would DO indiscreet to particularize.
1t is but just, however, to say that
Chairman Shawkey deserves credit
for the manner in which he conducted
the campaign, and for his untiring
zeal and efforts in bringing about such
a result, and his party feels justly
thankful to him for it.
At this writing the indications are
that the entire Republican county
ticket is elected by majorities ranging
from 4 or 5 up into the hundreds.
The way we figure it DR.. Morrow is
the only doubtful one, and it is thought
be will have 4 or 5 of majority. DR..
Siggins hangs to that plank like
good fellow, but we believe he will
lose bis grip when the votes are all in.
The State ticket gets majority of
189, gaia of three over last year,
and 80 over the last gubernatorial
election, which is certainly very graf
flying and encouraging to the party.
Glory enough for one day.
FOREST COUNTYsS VOTE
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-11-03
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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-11-03
MAFFETT's MAJORITY 2 900.

From best figures obtainable at this
hour, it looks as though James T.
MAfett walloped Thos ST. Clair around
the lugs with a majority of about
1000. The Democrats seem considera.
bly, elated over the fact that Thomas
will not likely be uosing around their
future conventions for any more nom.
iDations.
ROBERTS ELECTED.
DR.. Roberts of Titusville, against
whom a bitter war was waged, has
been elected to Congress from the
26th district by good majority.
GREAT SCOTT
w. L. Scott has slid back into Con-
gress after gressing up the district
we'll with bull butter, defeating Capt.
Msckey by about 500 majority.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-11-03

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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-11-03

ADDITIONAL TRAIN - Leaves Knzua
ll:0jnm, Warren l2:5Opm, Irvineton l:4S
pm, TidiOutc 3:l5pm, TionCsta 5:05pm, ar
rives Oil City 645pn.
ADDITIONAL THAI6--Lcaves Oil City
600 am. Oeopolis $40 am. Eagle Rock
6:55am, President 7:02anl, Tionesta 7:52am
Hickory S:10am .Trunkeyville 9:00aln, It'd
QUITO 9:50am, Thompson 1900, arrives
lrvineton l:30am, Warren l2;50pm, Kim
Hua 2;05pm, Sugar Run 2;20, Corydon 800.
Onovlle 3I5. Wolf Run $50, Quaker
Bridge $40, Red House 4:l0, Salamanca
5:02, south Carrollton $50, South Wanda
liza 5.4s, Allegheny 6:lS, arrives Olenn
6;20pm.
Trains run on Eastern Time.
TRAINS leaving Pittsburgh 0;00am, ar
riving Pittsburgh S:25pm, are Solid Trains
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j. L. CRAIG, Agent, Tionesta, Pa.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-03
otter Der &nhc.

Nieman6 mill - aus guten .@riinoen -
cine ate Sub fatlfen. 9as ptiien leLbits
reoeHo aud Die 8tebbdnoler ulO tpenoen
beSbaIb aIIerlet Runitfniffe an, UNI bic
Sbiere iInger erlbetneu gu lailen. BIS 3u
5 Sabren tarn man itd ntht Lei6t taIz
l6en, neil oann nod Der gIet0mGBlqe
8u6s Der Stodadbne baS ~iIngere Sitter
at3eigt, pdbreno ipdter et1tge 8Q6ne toegen
0eS ut9Ietder @ebraubes berporIteben.
Sis Su 3 Sabren baben Die 06rner Der
Rlibe auF ibrer OberflG9e feline 8erttefunz
gen. SIN 4. Sabre erideint an oerleLbeu
ein Dertiefter Ging, weI9en man ourh oas
GeIibt mo @efiibt tpabrIebmen tantI. Sm
acknowledgement Sabre btloet lt1 Damn elm
peiterer, u, 10 ale Sdbr elmer mebt Bis gum
b6d,iten Qltter. Dieie 8ertiefungen lalleu
iid INNER entoedeh, leIbIt renl1 man lie
ttdt iiebt, man braubt rur oas 9orn nit
Der 9dro gu befibIen. Die 8teb6Guoler
iuhen oesbalb, oteie Jitnge 10 bel ais
mogLt6 gu DerttIger, tHDem tie Die 9Orner
nit einem Stiide 9las obi9aben uno oann
nit eiaem Sol3e gLdtte1. Sin erfabrener
Hdltfer iutro it1 freili1 our1 oieien Runtz
fntff ntb. tdulden taiisrt, BENT gans IaIIen
Ii0 Die B%ertiefangen bod ni1t entferuen;
totnlt man nit Der 6ano lber Die 90rner
fGbrt, fubLt man nt6t ltur Die Sabresrtnge,
iortoern fam fi6 aud iiberaeugelt, DAB 6es
rem gLatter @lana nur Elm finitlt6er 1T.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-03
Ion Nah 1tno SSera.
Snlan D.

= Die Sobn 0Opttns uniber@
Fit d t in Baltimore bat lbr sebnGbri@
geS StittaHGStelt begdngen. Sic
bat iih i'll bieier tur5el !3eit cine ben be-
rHfenlten 2ehranitalten oes Galoe5 ebenz
bllrttge SteLung erruugeu. Sn oieien Sehll
SS5abreMs nurpe Die uHiOerlttGt bon 923
Stuoenten belu6t, Don oenen ieBt 176 4Sro>
feNoyelk 80 Yler3te, 81 4louo!ater, 50 Ere>
btaery 5 SSDurlalti.eu uuo 20 gelebrte Sor=
ideT IlnD, 9pdhrenD Der 3selt nodl netter
ftuoirIsts Jtatirlld fam Der 6aup!beiuh
aus Baltimore uHo ben 0ittiden Siaateit.
2W untDerlitit beiiBt cine BibIiotbet bon
80, 900 8dllpsn.
@ie ie6r bic GeIbIt segebenen)
9unft9eieBe III Die peri0ntt6e
Syretbett NIB ba5 SeIb it b E it NJ
m1EgSre6t eingreiten n. erbeItaus
folgeuoent 8orfal III 9teD gorf. Der Dorz
tige y lumb ct 0ebllTen Gerein
bat Die Gorl1rift geuIadt, oaB fem Blun>
ber@ Uietlter mebr ais einen 4ebrling auf ie
3ehI GjeDilfcu Guiteltet bari. 9tuu bat
bort eiu 8lum6er .elt1 9useno @tbiilfen
u1D spet S0bne; Die gIet6fdls Ylumber
tnel ben poaeI, uno Don Deneu er itbr naz
tIritder l5eIie piniht, oaB lie lid unter
ietueu Nugen fir -ibren 2sben5beruf ausz
bitosn iolten. Der Ger!uh aber, beioeSDbne
iii iein Weihdit su nebmen, puroe prompt
nit eillent 9lusitaIo lamntItHer GebiIfen
beantlportet.
= Die Stem Oorfer @ranoe
SurD bate Bis gum Gienltag Mben0 biez
Ter ISodle tm-0anSen 9e9en tebenunDS
Dier3ig Ho9cotter Qutlage erboben;
barunter tDaren 80 Wiitglleoer Der S6neie
b~ersunft. Die AntIageu g%rinoen iiG auf
ajaraaropb 5 Der Settiou 1853 bes 9tew
gOrter Slral8eieBbuAes, DeI1er lautet:
SEEM ;ipei ODER mebr 8erionem iib per-
idDbten, I'M cine anOere bon Der SliDrun9
zines seieRli9 erioubten @emerbes ooer bon
enter pom &eieB erlaubten 3anbIunS abSus
ABaitelI, iubem lie We,pelt, Nrobun9er, Gln=
'lHi6terun9en gebrau6en, Doer fi6 al gSett=
seiiser. lltcuiIlieu oOer gi9entbuut elmer
olcsreu A!erlon ner9reifen, ober ben 8es
braud oerleIbeu perblnoerlt, loa oteles ais
eim @ergebeu (misdemeanor) anseleben
iper0en."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-03
@ermeDruttg oer StuAoeereu,

0feiitens bsrntebrt man bic 6;n1beeren
6ur6 Die ettDas miibiane 8ur3eltbeiluna.
0ttt etnfaher LIT es, Die aablrefden Blrs
seliA6Bltnae, pel1e ii1 I'M Die Wtutterz
pflanSe biloet1, por3ettig uussubeben, toent
otelelben so 3oa boob iino, uno ite ~
gIethuiel, OBJ iie WurseEfalsrn BADEN Dber
nidt, - etipaS ihrdg auf Elm Ioderes, aut
seoiIn8tts Beet aus5uplanSen, %tuorauf man
in 8 3oa @ntfernung Bnr9en sie6t uno
bic SeBlinge nit 4 3ou Nbltanb Don eins
amber etnpfldnat, bantt antrttt uto ons
gieBt, INN JIG it'd BON Da ab ft9 ielber at
lberlulien. Dieielben geber Bis 1urt
lSstbit CUTE Bflan3en, tpeLhs man 6dnn
ipgleih an Ort ullo SteIle ausbeben fam;
i1on i'm nd@iten Sabre peroen Iie trager.
6ierDur0 fam man treffih nene Artet
Ing I1nenolt1e permebrea, Da ote Wutters
pflan3e i6on na6 atpet Bis bret yBo9en
SdOBltnge, unb 3tuar oft 1870 ouf
einlnaI trei6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-03
Ser &orsforS &n(emoer Mno Sod
1888" IEA&A+ -"

Iuf Outrage fret perlanbt Don &umforb's
0bemlcal Morfs, YropiOeuce, IT., S.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-03

fel3Gos Der 6erbf obne BEN IadsnSsn
S1nud Der 9olnigen Briihtel @pbIoez
pflegte Sbit6dume uerIei6en elmer ddftae1
@e9enb Elm freithblibss uno anntutbiaeS
InSieDen, lie 9elteu nit 9tedt als ett Srtz
den Der @tnItAt, bes SleiBes ulto bes
MobIitanoes oer 8eipoaner.
Il NIio, t6r Sarner, pflegt O5fbaumsi
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-03
Qmiebelnbn1f.

Die 3miebtIn ~oerIan8en einen Ioderen,
ni6t 3ur leidteu, ettpas feu6ten uno gut
~gebIngten 8ooen. Mau baut fe ge,p6bnz
ltd in 5psiter Era6t mad elmer ltarfeu
Duugung an, bod ertragen lie aud
reht pobl frii9en Diinger, tpenn cerieIbe
i'm 0srbite Supor auTgebra6t poro. Sn
Dieiem Sale lit IS an portbeilbafteiten. ibn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-03
$or0euuOu nn0 traurio

bli&t mana,r arante III bic 8mtuutt, neil er bisb,r
aues erielGIoS sebrau&t bat. AIDE, beioabsrs Sfes
isnigeH, peI3e on &lanaeri d,tr RGc nnb ionlt;csr
pOM SuasnOiGnOsR tetbsu, fOateu 6cu :, @ettrnnntSssss
a~!wter" Ieisn, eye ie it'd bure perlseenbe tns triSass
ride @eripre6unSer pralleriider msst,Iuilher gnlsiE
wit sablret@tu natuTsstreasn YtISrrn, NIB fGr "a Sss'
in 4Oitluarten irei UNI iorgiam nerpadt perianbr. SSr
8sntiae0 DetItnltttut. II Clinton EGace, Stem VierS
81. .. Der ,BiettutgSs9tntcg' III in q h i cSeeE
in Der Sndbano!nng pom Keeling, KIannaSS
7n1p1SIatuDS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-03
EtasHrt felt 1851
Henry Schoeukopf.
WHOLESALE g RetaII Groeer.

Wholesale 81 Retail Grocer,
gtp. 2J@-13l ut y atS bipbs StsaasS
sptiGeH granflths htS Dtartets StrdBS
e~hpiebtt ieiu retbbaEttseS Eager Don
NttIdlef o ethGtesgaattetts
Btt1u d EN- y ~, ieits Il 10 3EaSsS anttetS
MeGtten Sapas alta 1Soffaz& ayfet,
Vetltften geii!tett tito ta)t atSs ti 9bee,
Sere BaittlesGDDt0iaOs AttO SEafaO.
yea GtaJe s5faffee uIo Gid1Crien,
Ete0t9's Tlet5Aertraet,
9eneetfttr SDtDttjer DetfdI u. @ti0 eEAeeh IT.
IetnteS pItneiss ttlto Bfobn0L
SnnetOorfee Genf Ano SDc.ueiF9,.
MeDteH GtntteeretIs Saft ana &otf9..
VEah5. Iar9taea Mro G1a hIptgtIonS,
W~etroGnete Wiile (S@i1hnnsO
SPeitlWe 0ltYeit ntto Seap etH,
SeHtIdDe y Bntttbubilen tlrO TfbSeH.
GalsIatDeleR ana Gar0euets ISutfer.
Glppettt;S Glib uno &tetce 51rutten,
8tartiitrte Vale ni0 ruFii a1eu Rnbtae,
WG@tyttes bDu. @httt1e tlttO Gto6Hid1,
n atthae9Et HOA: @dtinge,
eOfWeg. 2ttn aUle3 nttO tNfnId1e G1EDtntt,
9eOts Wt1tttf an. getOeInttaRrlt,
@otbnee 9ttfeis 9ebPtW9sf
S0tnrtt, &aaIa tft0 @dnSLebe esgS q Hteted.
6rntt3.. YH6itIte it. Wtrien aaD yettIu1 en-,
9eut1de9 tuetId1cnmA ttnO 8 stOeibeeesN.
yesne &tefeI &tniet NIB geiihfeftt,
geIstn mi, Grbieit uuO SSartp II etntehL
Med1ten SGNpei5srfdfe,
Vtoqnetost Frontage de Brte tta0 GO6nter
Seals, $3.50
Gin basast:, &anofaie uaO &tdmttrt&IE
gIsgtcn. yattiet SdJltapttaDaf.
SptnHrdoerS @st5iGnbe u. O1I.
gu bst b~iaiSitEn prsiieH.
A9nrv SchoAllE0pF.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-03
Grei8 25 Gts., 20 Gts. 1t. 81 her StaIdc.
fret fir U1dnner.

Oi,ienisen, weIde bis 30 utontmene Oeinneb ett'
16HtSe YSoEueSfraft unb geidted8tl.6e GNeTs
Iansen pani9su, iOlten nad beg NbbanSluns absr Deg
,,4earitOn 2SpLmS' - ienben. Snnssn 9tdnntrn nns
anbereu, weI6e an YterOens uub 2OrperidtpG
2ebenS frafts GrIG 6ptMna, nnraeitigem 2Set'
ten u. /. 10. GeiSen, ptlp Is b%elOnoels nuseH, Otsls. ao'
ban6luug au 8atbe gu sieben. 3rantbetten Der Iors
iteberotitie, Der Nteten nnb osr SlG1e wtrtl9m
gebeilt, sbne @uwenburs pou Snitrumenten. emptohIeu
BON GouierDen, Die tMrirt wur6eR. Sn Spttdlern wHs
BON serstem tn europa uHb Nuertta etn9eInbrt..
Ein TO fteufrete$ WerfudS>WaGet aebf nertes
seIter abbonolung unh &obiasei6retbsn ptro eMt gtns
jsnbuns pom spet 8rtefmareeu gei 6i6t. gSaH Gorelrre:
Marston Remedy Comp. o6er ID. d. TreskoW,. -
". l4th Street, New York Zap lStnpe
MbbanoIuMa nno @orreiponoent IN eentl0etSptaGs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-03

~"N @DpASNDAS %HHNAHhbSb 81 hSBShV SbApSS SHp SbVSSP
f4 bic ibIet SOISst sIeesOeen Baseu, BITE INNER beg
nsbertretnng Der gsaturgeisse nHf benz SnBe fcEseH, iDRte1
IcsIei9 ben ~berI5rrten OF. GIarEe eOnIuItisen. UtrseRt
ober @ntfrdftuns unS SerIuit Der O1ernen'@ewaIt
tuerbet rUifenfdbaftii@ burd neue gastHossH nit Hts
periasenbem GrfrTs ~bebanSeEt.
Ha-Gs 6Ieibt f5 gIsi6, tUas Gle bCaRAs EaSsR pSeS
toer Sic Te~iaItntIus ~bsEanbeIt bat.
ES-9i f6redEtd,en Otfte bon Syphilis uAb aIeu
Blut' uub Sdut,Rrdntbetten tDereen eSnSLtG nueges
rottet o5ne Aue6fIesr. Behentt bas bieie eiIe fGreHs
Itd,e 2ransbeit, tcenn Uerua4tdftst oSer nurt9tis Bee
BanbeIt, er Stud fir bas iesige unO sonmsnce 0sf&Le4tif.
So lille unnatIrItben @ntIeernnsen tperbsH
prompt, obne StSruns in Der EerufspFi&t, sebeiEt.
Rein Experiment. 8eiOe @eidEe6ter coninItfreft Sers
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National Republican., 1886-05-31
PERSONALITIES.


THE Chinese minister is in New York.
THE pope has appointed the Very Rev. r.
Katzer bishop of Green Bay, Wis.
The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette is author
ity for the statement that Allen o. Myers viii
TO made managing editor Of the Enquirer.
Hon. THos A. OSBORN, ex-governor {
Kansas, andl late envoy extraordinary and
minister plenipotentiary OF Brazil, is
at the Riggs. Gov. Osborn was also
minsterto Chill during the administration OF
President Hayes.
TIE following named officials of the POST
office Department have gone to New York to
attend the Decoration Day ceremonies to be
held in that city: First Assistant Postmaster
General Stevenson, Second Assistant Postnas-
ter General Knott, Third Assistant Postmaiter
General Hazen, Chief Clerk Nash, General
Superintendent jameson, Oft the railway mail
scrylce Superintendent Beard, OF the dead
letter oiiice; Dlsbursing Clerk Smith. and Mr.
l., s. Elmer secretary 10 the chief clerk. The
party viii return next Tuesday morning.
National Republican., 1886-05-31

A result even more remarkable In some Of
it's parts Is that Of the election at stauntou,
where not only were three.fourths Of the
regular Democratic nominees for the coun.
ell defeated, but Republican was elected
mayor of the city. Only the Democratic
nominee for treasurer on the general ticket
was elected, aud he by only seventy-nine
majority. Not only is the mayor-elect OF
staunton a Republican, but he is jacob
Yost, esq, son Of Hon. s. NJ Yost the
former Republican postmaster OF
Staunton-father and son being the
associated editors of that able
and stalwart Republican journal, the
Vdley Vignian, Moreover, Jacob Yost
was two years ago the Republican eompetl-
tor OF Hon. j. Randolph Tucker TO repre-.
sent the tenth Virginia district in Congress;
and he would have won In that fight but
for the fraud and falsehood employed 70
defeat him by some Of Mr.. fuckers un-
bcrupuloub supporters. As 1t is, this elec-
tion OF Yost to the mayorllty
National Republican., 1886-05-31

rxs@ NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-THAT
w the Organized Carpenters and Joiners
rates lower than those OF last season, and re.
quest all persons who contemplate building,
or have work that has been stopped by the
lockout for eight hours, give US a chance TO
work can be performed at lower rates for eight
hours than itwas for ten hours last season."
We are also prepared TO take all jobbing on the
guarantee that all work. undertaken will be
completed, without any lockout or other i'm
pediment, in the best workmanlike manner.
TIERS AND JoINERs, headquarters corner 7th
and l. sts. N. W. my2Stf
National Republican., 1886-05-31

A RESTORED Union, whose government is
better and whose people are more prosper
Gus and happy than those of any other land
on the globe, attests that the soldiers whose
graves will be strewn with flowers to-day
did not die In vain. Let us hope that the
evil of minority rule which has succeeded
reconstruction will yield to the remedial
agencies of peace, and that sectional Bit
terness will be eradicated.