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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-10-22
JURY COMMISSIONER,

j. n. Heath, who will also be elected,
there being two to elect. John de.
serves a good vote aud will get it.
Now, Republicans, this is your tick.
ct. Let US stand by it shoulder to
shoulder. There is no reason why it
should not 60 through with tho usual
majority, and the way to put it through
is to vote it straight, and allow no
petty personalities to swerve us from
our duty to the cause. Be Republi.
cans.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-10-22
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
STATE.

STATE.
GOVERNOR
GEO. w. DELAMATER, Crawford.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
LOUIS A. WATRES, Iackawanna.
SECRETARY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS,
THOS. J. STEWART Montgomery.
JUDICIARY.
PRESIDENT JUDGE,
SAMUEL ID. IRWIN, Forest.
GEO. II. HIGGINS, Warren.
ASSOCIATE JUDGE,
g. w. CLARK, Tionesta Township.
COUNTY.
STATE SENATE,
L. G. BOYD, Clarion.
ASSEMBLY,
s. s. FOWLER, jerks.
PRoTHoNoTARY,
CALVIN M. ARNER, Tionesta Borough.
SHERIFF,
JOHN r. OSGOOD, Kingsley.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
JAMES MCINTYRE, Harmony.
G. +. LEDEBUR, Green.
COUNTY AUDITOR,
q. B. COBB, Tionesta Borough.
w. w. THOMAS, Tionesta Township.
JURY COMMISSIONER,
j. N. HEATH, Kingsley.
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c. F. LEDEBUR,

the other Republican nomiuee for
County Commissioner, deserves and
should receive large popular vote OF
the people. He is we'll known through.
out the county, and in all his acquain.
tanceship there is none that will i'm
pute to him dishonest motive, or that
will say be has a dishonest hair in his
head. He has been a member of the
board for three years during which
time he has faithfully endeavored to
perform every duty devolving upon
him in an honorable and business like
maDner. There is not that man living
on earth who can serve term in the
office of County Commissioner and en-
counter no opposition, or escape some
censure. Doubtless Mr.. Ledebur has,
as all past officials have, incurred the
displeasure of some, yet his acts have
had the stamp of honesty in them, and
il is impossible to make any fair. mind.
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COUNTY AUDITORS.

For the office of County Auditors
the nominees are I. b. Cobb and VIM.
Thomas, both capable men, and as
they have no opposition will both be
elected. The same may be said of our
candidate for
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SUNDAY AND EARLY CLOSING.
knights Of Labor Resolve 70 Support
the Movement.

At the meeting OF the knights OF Labor ~
semblies mentioned below, the following reeo-
lutious were unanimously passed:
'.Rcsolped, That local assemblies S,4ls, l,e0a,
1623 26s2. 2,740 and %, of the Knights Of Labor.
In joint session assembled. heartily tndorse the
action Of the BARRIERS OF this city In their efforts
TO put . stop to BARRIERS working on Sunday ss
their trade: Also We heartily indofse the action
Of the dry goods, clothing. ceats' furnishing
goods. and boot and shoe clerks in their early.
closing movement; and We hereby extend our
heartfelt sympathy for their movement. ana
hereby assure them We viii 10 everything in
our power 70 assist them; and Il Il hereby fur
Their
"ResoEred, That . copy Of these resolutions b
given for publication to the leading daily ~
pers in this city. RoBERr BRIDGxA
an. J. MCDONALD,
"Committss ON Resolutions Of Joint Assem-
bliek"
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Tapped.
The nesures and slides near the base Of the
courthouse incline. which are evidently part Of
the slide ct Jeforson and Terrace streets, in the
neighborhood Of Fifth and sixth streets, ere In
creassng and widening. The aspect q the
grades has become - serious within the past
lev days that Street Commissioners Alexander
and 6ewer superintendent Schmidt have made
careful investigation Of the cause. It has been
discovered that spring. supposed to hare run
dry, u flowing freely without coming 70 the1uf-
lace. stream - large - 3 mans wrist was
found at one place. An old resident expressed
the belief thst It comes from source Of supply
ptped when springs were utilized for the city's
consumption, and that this wao probably aban-
doned or exhaasted. bat has been revived. II
viii b Immediately tapped
The fssidencs Of NJ. +. ". wustho6, on the
northwest corner Of Sixth. II seriously threat
enod, and the occupann are undecided whether
to move now or wait . little longer. Ranging
from the blu6 diagonaliy through the yard Of
thu Wustho6 property to the alley II an i'm
mense crack IN the earth, which he's widened
over eight inches since Thursday morning.
Especially h the gap percepuble ct the REM
deneo at Mr.. John Graf, on the north side Of
the ttresk The ground. opening ana sliding,
has forced the foundation about eight inches
out Of plumb. thus twisting the house and max
ing Il dangerous to live In it Yesterday, md
ing that stays and braces were Of NO avail, Mr..
Graf commenced moving out
NJ. Graf owns dix houses In the immediate
vicinity, which brought him rental Of $50
month. All his tenants are moving ont
The Terrace lodging house, . three-story
frame building on the corner Of Fifth street,
mentioned in yesterdays Posr IETxLLIGxNcER
- being gradually pushed into the street., be-
in the rear, has been in measure relieved Of
the strain. and a tempornrily nnfe
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aQ'SD PRESIDENT HERE
LAKE SHORE MEETING DELAYED.



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aosse-power. 4 duplicate i now beinr made
and will b. here shorty. The poNer. house 8
IS shout thre~ w.~ss
The annual meeting Of the stockhoiders Of
the Seattle. Lake Shore 4 eastern railroad vss
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FIRE DEPARTMENT. PROPERTY.
Chief Kellogg Finda It TO BE Worth
Over Dl87 900.

Chief Kellogg has prepared an inventory Of
the property, real and personal. Of the Seattle
hre department. The total valuation amounts
TO $1S7. 0S5 50, distributed - follows:
Six engine-house lots, $l8,s00; contract price
Of engine-houses, including steam heating
and plumbing. SIS, 1sS. as; freboat, pumps, sup
plies etc, $3.50; TITS feet of hose. S5,662 50:
furniture, $3.50; bedding. $62s: apparatus. In
Guiding engines etc. "a 1855; Is horses, $3.50:
harness. ts45; 40 tons COAL s160; feed $2O9; sery.
Ice hats and badges. 32l2; miscellans Gus. 81
ssS 0s: IS hydrants. 81 500; hre alarm contract.
$500; frs alarm additions, $500; supplies for
IRE purposes, $l072
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Edwin Lancaster. III with typhedd feves, WAS
secsivsd yesterday q Providence hospital r.
b. McCartery. r. II. Miles and Thomas Ksrns,
coavalonConfs. have been discharged J. W.
Boqnist and Aneo1 Henson were discharged
fom Gracs hospital yssterday.
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AfKNDELssHoHN 0UINrErrE CLUB.
The Famoua Organisation Now Playing

<3A3NOELSSHOHN QUINTET1G CLUB.
The Famous Organisation Now Playing
Here.
4 The Mendelsshon Qlinsetts Club, Of Boston,
= . musical organization whose fame has
reached avery part Of the Union. Il has been
before the public for years. and he's won high
reputation In al the great cities Of The country.
Some OF the most noted sol0ists Of the day have
been members Of the club on its annual tour.
and at one time Christine Nilsson was the star
around whom the instfumentalists were
grouped, 6t accompanies for one Of the queens
of song.
The club made the first appearance Of IL
third season in Seattle last evening ct the opera
house. and those in attendance gave every evil.
dence of appreciation and delight The pso-
gramme was one worthy Of the club, and Of
even larger audience.
PART FIRST.
Quintette in a, op Is. .:;......... Mendelssohn
Miss Marie Barnard.
Fantasie Tor violoncelio on LA File du
hes'mens M Paul jeani:cn ssr'a''
Quartette in G, Op. l8................. Beethoven
Fansaaie for iiuse-'carnavale Russs".....
.-.'.' MI Paul H.nnsSs Gsnn'f'snann
PART SECOND.
Fantasia for clsrinette-'.La Reconcile
Mr.. Thomas Ryan
Fantasie for violin on themes from Othello
Mr.. Isidor schniixer. = 40
Atr-Profumi Oriental .........D ellinRhi
Miss Marie Barnard
Fiuale-Gypsy Rondo-rrom Q piano trio
arranged for quintatte by I. Ryan,. Haydn
Miss Marie Barnard, the prima donna. win
win the highest pr also wherever she ID heard.
Her voice. pure suprano, 10 remarkable for
compass and sweetness. In each selection abe
conquered every dificnlty with . brilliancy OF
execution that would have gained applause
from more coldly critical hearers. Her appear.
ance and manner are charming. and In respond.
ing TO the encores which her numbers received
she was most gracious and winning.
Mr.. Jennis0n's violoncello solo, Mr. Heune-
here's rendition Of the fantasie for hute from
"Carnayele Russo" and Mr.. Schuitslsr's violin
solo were gems Of melody, each showing the
technique Of . master. Their work IL without
naw, and the name the club has gained 10 safe
in their hands Their concerted numbers are
veritable triumphs. and demoustrate the power
of = lew thorough artists playing In harmony Of
spiriS 20 reach Affects fmpcssi Bile with larger
organizations Of weaker players.
The second and last appearance Of the club
this evening at the operA-house 10 in pro-
gramme OF perhaps greater merit even than the
nrst, and all lovers OF music should attend II
they desire to hear true artists of high talent in
compositions worthy Of their fame.
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80 TNe~as w~...ana -sA. -.
Yesterday.
Zeal eGEate transaetfons from January /. lseQ
p dass szs s1s.lIs.ssao7 There wers nlsd for
sscofa yeslsrdsy g Deeds the consideration q.
s.esstaas se47sa7s. an average Of q .ssls FOL
lowing q the list - furnished by Osborne,
u and III, Colman block:
AHA Co 20 J. MeDonald, Lots 81, (
hloch & South Pk.. 90.
i BOYD % a =. slater lote /. Z !. hIock 4
ballads Pk. 70 slauehser s950
c. = Chaplin 10 ". L Luther. lots !. !. block
II, Hntchinson's d. L. S2oQ
b. white . Beck & Best tract in East seattle,
B. Z FLETCHER 70 d. ". Schmidt los. !, 10
block Il YasInrsa "A sup ee00
4 J. johnson % ]. 4 Higgins. lots to 10.
-. Windelps q. 4. s7oo.
1T. Hambiet Is j. Il, Haineu. lots "a "a ~
block /, re- plat az Han blet'e edna. 81. I'm
q B. Kitsiassr % n. z. AP.aa 4. &, 81
acres ii sec u. "a to q. s. s6Sz.
Il n. Church 70 ]. Il. Day. lots . 70 II block
/ Commercial 70 K, Roa
QR q = ca 20 ]. II gnall. Iots 4 - TX
h,ock Is eoufh n. ssoo - = -
Il J. 1laiss 70 c. b Waaswosth, lot = block 3.
4 Pontiua 1a,60o.
W. C. BRADLEY g q. Won Janusohovski. lots
1 and z Mock & b. \. Crsue'a o5Q
~. C. Dradoley . ]. D6heuy: NV of svH. q.
I. 0.0oo
= D, Hyuus q G. Z r Coloman. Ioes "a "A.
block / Coulter's. 81.
C. Leo q Il TO A. r, NcIlAiuo, . OF ~ :. n !.
N4lM
r. n. Forest 10 n. ewartout. 15.1 acres in IA
a. 4. $4,000
". Z. Cofmode - 4. 0hlert, lots y and 80.
block z LaksvioW, asa
". b. Field 70 a. II. Goodale. lot II. block 10
ucAleer'a sap, 500
". D. Field to K h. Young, lots n and Il,
block Il, McAleer's sup, ej.2oo.
Q. q. baker 70 j. Thompson. lot !, block Is,
otate Pr. a3A
9. Il lster 10 ]. Macarthur. lot. and 4 h,ocr
I state Pk. so
G. II. Baker 70 +. Thompson. lot 3, block s.
STATE Pr. so
J. AWirsa . ,. ssrssnt 10. q block :. wirsh's.
Sl2A
F. j. Carlyle 70 4. Graham. lot Ii, block 10
Queen Anne. $50.
r. l. Reese 70 A. Hedemark, lots ana q block
Rps. PIX, Des NJ, $50.
q. 8. 70 A. J. Fagefbere, ne 20, 25.k
w. T. Cormode 70 Z. Henreich. los I6. block 4
IAkeyiev. Sla5
r. L. Reese TO A. Hedemark. lots ana 2 block
u, p. 8. PIX. Des n, S85.
EW Denton to A. n Moore lon 1 70 10 block
3. W. Denton 70 J. McCumbsr, lots IL and II
block al Salmon Bay PIX. $500
F.e. Conneiley TO g. Guiberpon q n. lota
ana /. block Is ". O. /. Co.'S LIT to Kent. $3.50.
West G. l. Co TO n. K Terry. lot Is. block 30
Gilman PIX. $40
P. Harrison ton. B. Ward. lot II. block ..
Chautauoua Beach. $50
CIV. Yancy 70 r. u. NcEntira lots ana IA
block /. lot 10 block 2, Southern Pacific san.
". g., $1,000
D. T. Denny to g. stulle, lot /. block rs.
Denny's Home, $1,000
c. NJ sheafe 20 c. H KittinRer lots a . ana IL
block 2, Olive, 81
@. O. Calkins 70 l. 7. Neuage. 1854 scres In
a. r "a 0a0
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TEN TO FIFTY HOURS SAVED

BY taking the Northern Pacific vestihuisd train:
leaves attic SOS q m. daily. No change OF
cars and 2ll miles the ohorteat rcute 70 Chicago:
tourist sleeping cars through, placing paesen-
gers in Union depot ten TO 6ity houn ahead Of
other lines A. Cnibogg, city ticket agent 7l6
cond street, Boston block: Z Tonkin, depot
ticket AGENT g. attic
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Report Of the supsrintsndent For Las,
Month.

Superintendent Barnard has Just finished the
report OF the Seattle public schools for the
month Of September. He could not ret 1t
sooner on account Of the crowded condition Of
the schools at the beginning Of the year, and
the unhnished school-housea This report does
not include the Market street school. The re-
port for October will be ready the last OF next
week, and win show . great increase for one
month. The September report Ia % follows:
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ADJUSTMENTS.
U. 8. Mall"

"U. 8. Mail" m amiable satire on the postal
service. begins . three nights engagement Of
the opera-house next Monday. This ID the
piece that contains good-humored burlesoue
Of Postmastsr-General wanamaker, and that
has made . great success wherever produced.
II IL almost psotlesn, but has . clever company
70 make mp for any Deficiency there may be In
the dramatic construction of the skit,
sCatchy" music OF the NEST popular kind
abounds in the play, while most OF the dancing
IL entrusted to the agile limbs Of Miss George
Parker the little souhrette who made her drss
great success - Venus, in "A Rag Baby" She
10 now doing Spanish dance that IL received
everywhere with the utmost enthusiasm This
week III. q Mail" 10 doing . land once busi.
uess in Portland. where II has duplicated it,
great San Francisco success. Seats are now on
sale ct Stewart Holmes drug store,
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SILK UMBRELLAa
magnificent STOCK at Basye'a CO.. Front
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The piano rscitals by Miss Neatly etevsus &C
NJ Charles Saunders'. Sixth ana Spring streets,
are not invitation adairA All lovefs OF mpsic
are at liberty to attend. Tickets are now on
sale 1t Stewart 4 Holmes and ct Pettls music
nfoYeG.
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Fridays shs Brighton makes speciality a nah
dinnaf4 noon and night
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building Permits.

The following building permits were Issued
yesterday:
Mrs Charles Reitcy, one and one-half story
frame, lot s. block Z Terry's 9TH addition: cost
$500
J. 4. NcNeal. one-story frame addition, lot &
block l, wheeler's third addition; cost, S75
George n. Wineh0it two-stofy frame. lot S,
block .. Jackson street addition: cost y250
Mira Florence etetson, two-story frame, lot II,
block s. Rentons addition; cost = so
D. r. Anderson d Co., one-story iron tower ON
brick building. lots 8 and Z, clock 1 Boran 4
Denny's addition: cost, S2oo
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]. Leonard has resigned a. agent for the
Northern Pacific Express Company Ct Ballard,
and ". J. Davies was yesterday appointed to
succeed him.
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The Lake Shore road = putting mp small
corrugated iron building on the Triangular lot Ct
the southeast corner of West and Columbia
streets, to b lot for news or fruit stand.
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ern Pacific, and his party, leave Tacoma today
for the East
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Far eapss, Dshesy = Ksrun.
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AAA~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES were maze
g smother suit last evening. Preston.
seton, - attorneys for 6chwabachef
- een Francisco. commenced an action
Nv Against them in the United staraa
- - ooeained . restraining order from
naaford commanding them to refrain
aung the harbor lines through the
nelongfng TO plaintiffs ct the foot OF
~. es known o. Schwabacheru' wharf.
49, IN tho case were served last night by
- s. on'sed States larshal Bigelow on City
laief and other defendanta
ne COMBINATION CASKS.
~ 49, Of the Portland a PUGET eouud
:eeanss the state of Washington ana
7ss- - '.no owners. for the condemnation OF
sions the right-ofway of i,s lines in
Ss.Nay ume for hearing the cause was set
snoef ., and the petition of the Seattle
easn1a railway for the condemns,,on s, :,
g along iss right-of. way viii have : hesr.
Noyember 10
MILL COMPANY SUED.
ecover balance Of sS,soo and interest
sfomissory note waa brought yester.
ne Warrington National Bank OF g..
sss.1a the suoQualmte Mill Company. o.
isssss Alfred Snyder and I. g. Wilson.
81. asieees that on May II 1890. the sno-
.. I'll company borrowed from the bank
.nd mat fiuiliofl. Snyder and Wilson in.
~ re nose, which matured July IL; th ct il
PAD 81 maturity and that only q, los
Deem paid on the note, aud there Il
1.sz : balance Of $s.ss5. interest. protest
s = attorneys fees.
OTHER EEw suIrs.
- uooart W Daniel Jones--Suit to recover
interest on promissory note
sss soma vs. H. Parker Il Co.--Acsion
soid and delivered: amount involved,
eesoner -. =. II. scho6 and = A.
csea tor 800 for non-deltvery Of goods
~ go " fracyton Mn Company Charles
- Charles D. Nichols, George h
euit on promissory note Tor ~. a
tire 4 Marine Insurance. Comnanv
" \. G. Burke 4 Brox q s..
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ls.sarss wedding nnss 8 Baayea sos From,
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In the construction of that work were perpetra.
ted. In the investigation OF the aqaeduct ras-
cality Fish had not come out with flying colora
But now he thought the opportunity had come
to rescue his reputation and pose a. the guard
ian Of the treasury. Accordingly on the pressu-
tsfion OF Mr.. Ainsworth's report on the ceiling,
Mr.. Fish rose to his full height-six iees six
and pointing his long arm and finger Il Mr..
Ainsworth. declared that tho committee had
not been severe enough with the thieves. and
that there should be further investigation. He
SGT down. Then everybody In the crowded gale.
ries and Hobbies leaned forward, aud there was
perfect silence when Mr.. AinswoYth, pale but
composed stepped from his seat into the aisle.
Beaids huge Hamilton Fish he seemed almost
Ing the work Of the committee Then growing
more vehement he touched on Fish's political
career. and with his words literally nayed the
young man.
But in spite OF IL all. new investigating com.
mittee with Fisn ct the head. was appointed
Gong 70 work with great flourish OF trump
sts, 1t soon found dimculty In getting impor.
tant witnesses who by this time had begun TO
leave the city. 30 when the Fish committee
reported, Mr.. Ainsworsh had his turn He
commenced BY stating that Whatever might
have been his own shortcomings he had known
enough not to sshunt ducks with brass band -
Mr.. Ainsworth. after rsfsfring to Mr.. Fish -
man who had brought lasting disgrace upon IN
honofed family name, made speech on Mr.Fish.
Mr. Fish's committee and Mr. Fans N sthods %
scathing that his former remarks were almost
complimentary In comparison. Every body Wa
hreathisss with interest during the whole Of this
derry attack, and even the reporters in their in
tense excitement dropped their pencils and for.
got their WORK.
Although Mr.. Fish replied, Mr.. Ainsworth car.
Red his point and the assembly accepted the
recommend alton Of his previous report instead
of those OF Mr. Fssh's committee.
Colonel Robert B. Beath. Of Philadelphia. sec-
rotary OF the United Fremen's Insurance. Com
peny. left the city yesterday morning for Part
land He expressed himself - dslikhted with
Seattle and win sho coediAlity e he peepae.
The receptions - HIN ~ the GEan1 ANY ~
The Newtown bee., 1890-01-10
NEW HAVEN & DERBY R. R.

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