The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1878-10-30

tempted TO mollily his neighbors who
have gone off after the unattainable,
nor has he ever been accused of bear
ing water on both shoulders. He is
now as he ever has been, an nncom-
promising Republican, a good citizen
and an honest man. Three years in
the office Of Commissioner has given
him an insight into the affairs Of the
county such as is not possessed by the
average citizen. He will undoubtedly
receive the entire Republican vote of
the county, and should receive The votes
Of all the best men Of the other par
ties. We assert again that no man in
Forest is better qualified or calculated
to represent her interests in the Legis.
lature.
Justis Shawkey, candidate for Pro.
thonotary, Register, Recorder and
Clerk of the Courts, is fitted to do the
business of that office by three years
term in the office Of Sheriff. No man
of average intelligence can occupy
that Office for three years without get
ting a complete insight into the work.
ings of the Prothonotary's Office. Mr..
Shawkoy has iuade an efficient Sheriff,
and will make a competent Prothoao.
tary. Let him receive every Repubii.
can vote i'll the county.
For the Office of Sheriff the Repub-
licans have nominated G. A. Randall,
a man in every way qualified to do
the business Of that Office III 3 perfect,
ly satisfactory manner All that has
ever been urged against him is his
unflltering fealty to Republican prin-
ciples and candidates. OF course this
is crime in tho eyes of falterers,
back-sliders and soreheads, but rec.
ommendation in the eyes of all true
Republicans. He has done yeoman's
service in the party for years past, aud
this, in addition to his undoubted
qualifications, should secure him, at
least, every vote in the party. OF his
triumphant election VIC have no doubt.
II. w. Ledabur, ono Of our candi-
dates for County Commissioner, is an
old resident of the county, brave
soldier during the late war, is sue
cessful business man, sound Repub-
lican, and man eminently adapted
to watch over the receipts and oxpcu.
diturcs of the county.
John II. White, is also an old resi-
dent Of the county, having lived in
Hickory, Kingsley and Barnett town
ships. He is a man who is entitled to
the respect Of all, and would bring to
the office such experience as can be
acquired by long residence and close
observation. He was nearly four
years in the army during lhe late war,
one year of which was spent in south
ern prisons. Let every soldier and
every Republican remember him on
the 9th of November.
For County Auditors, Messrs. Mich
olas Thompson and d. +. Copeland
drew the lucky numbers. Both are
ardent Republicans, and both honest
and straightforward met@. Give them
lift at the polls.
Henry Church, candidate for Jury
Commissioner, is we'll known in this
end Of the county, and will be hearth
ly supported. We say nothing that
We cannot stand to when we assert
that he can undoubtedly draw q jury
as we'll as any other man. in Forest
county.
Our ticket as - whole is an honor
to the party, to the county and to the
State. Let no Republican be tempted
to vote any but the straight tickets and
we can confidently rely upon a glori-
Gus victory on the 9th Of November.
Remember that no party ever had
better or purer men up for State Of
fees; that no hettor get Of men were
ever nominated on any ticket in For
est county; that when you vote the
Republican ticket straight, you are
doing the best thing for the county,
the State and the Nation. Let no
Republican scratch bis ticket.
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