The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1878-06-19

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Tionesta on Tuesday next, afternoon
and evening. When here last sum.
mer this company gave very salts
factory exhibition, and everything was
conducted in respectable manner.
Of course there were followers, who
had little games with which to swindle
the unwary, but the proprietors of the
circus were not responsible for their
actions. AS armies have disreputable
camp-followers, so all large entertain.
ments have parasites, who make liv-
ing out Of the credulous. 1t is need
less to warn our people again in regard
to these swindles some of them re.
ceived severe lessons last summer. AS
to the circus, it was good one when
it last exhibited here, and the propri-
etors were gentlemen who paid their
bills and did square business. We
have no doubt but the exhibition will
be fully as good as last season.
Hon. r. B. Brown, of Clarion,
was IN town yesterday, looking over
his constituency, and, we suppose, see-
ing whether he could get second in
structions for State Senate. We have
not heard whether or not there were
any second instructions given, but
there was some hitch in the convention
about the Senatorial delegates which is
not plain to the public mind. 1t APP
pears that the nominee wanted a Ger.
tain set Of delegates, and the Conven-
tion wanted another set, and the latter
body having the most votes, carried
their point. The true inwardness Of
the affair has not yet been made mani
fest.
SO many candidates for nomina-
tion are in the field, and SO much has
happened to call the attention of Re.
publicans to the fact, that it is scarce
ly necessary for us to say that next
Saturday is the eventful day of the
Republican Primary Elections. We
only speak of the fact to urge all Re-
pHblicans to be OH hands at the polls,
and vote for those men whom they
deem best qualified to fill the Offices
in the gift of the people next fall.
Above all, we wish to advise all Re-
publicans to heartilj concur in the
choice of the majority in every in
stance, and our nominees will have no
trouble in making their election sure.
Argument Court was held on Mon.
day last, Judge Wetmore presiding.
We believe that no business of general
interest was transacted, except in the
case Of little sediment of the late
election contest. 1t appears that at
last Court Mr.. Haslet's Attorney asked
for rule to show cause why the Coun-
ty should not pay his clients costs in
the case. At the present court, OBJ
jections being made to the rule by
Messrs. Neill and Agnew, it was dis.
charged. Another rule to show cause,
however, embracing substantially the
same matter, was granted, which will
be disposed of at next court.
-Pleasantville parties have ordered
seven hundred pigeons from this place,
for pigeon shoot, which is to come
off at that place on Monday next.
Our boys should load up their fusees
and go over. Mr.. Sawrey, who made
made some good shooting at the last
match here, and Mr. Hancock, the
popular landlord at Pleasantville, were
in town last evening, and took the
pigeons over. There is to be some
horse-raeing, also, and altogether a
good deal of excitement. The pigeon
shoot will be conducted to suit the
parties present, and we can assure the
boys that they will receive good treat
ment if they 60 over
M. Robinson received, few days
ago, an interesting letter from Charley
Bonner, who was then at Berlin, and
the day he wrote happened to be the
very day that the last attempt was
made upon the life of Emperor Will
liam. He gives a graphic description