The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1878-05-22

IN which 10 START aA announcement, 10 |
give it three full weeks previous to the
primaries, as required by the Crawford |
County System. So, therefore, all |
ye that are willing to serve your coun-
try, please take due notice, and |
send in the names, Offices desired, and |
-and-the particulars. &C., &C., &c.,
previous to next Wednesday, the 29th |
inst.
The Derrick has come out square
ly against the Republican State ticket.
Truly this is a strange reward for the
herculean efferts put forth by Senator
Stone, who is now on the ticket, to get
the FREQ Pipe and Anti Discrimination
bills through the Legislature. The
votes on these bills all show MAORI
ty of the Republicans of each House
in favor of the bills. The House vote
on the Anti. Discrimination bill was as
follows: For the bill, Republicans,
48; Democrats, II against the bill,
Republicans "a Democrats, 81. Out
side of Philadelphia only six Repub-
licans voted against the bill. In the
Senate the Democratic Lieutenant
Governor, Latta, killed for the session
the Free Pipe bill which had passed
the Republican House, by decision
that, similar bill having failed to
pass the Senate this session, the House
bill could not be considered. OF
course it will help matters materially
if, with the aid of the producers, the
outspoken opponents of these bills get
into Office.
We are under obligations to D.
w. Clark, Jr., for complimentary tick
cts to a home entertainment, to be
given at the Grandin Opera House,
Tidioute, Pa, on Friday evening next,
for the benefit of the Hunter Hose.
On that occasion the drama entitled
"Don Caesar De Bazan," will be given,
to conclude with the laughable farce,
"Ris Last Legs" The characters are
taken by home talent, and the enter
tainmeht will undoubtedly be very
enjoyable occasion. We hope the
Hunter Hose will have a goodly sum
deposited to their credit as the result
of the entertainment. Prices of ad-
mission, 80, 35 and 20 cents.
-Peterson's Magazine for June is on
our table in advance, more than main
tanning its well-earned reputation Of
being the best and cheapest Of the la
dies books. The principal embellish
ment is a splendid steel engraving
"The Freshet," illustrating powerful
story by Emma Garrison Jones. Their
there is double-size colored steel fash
ion plate, with FIVE figures large
sized pattern for a tidy in crochet
and about fifty wood engravings o.
fashions, patterns for the "Work Ia
ble," etc. Besides all this, there is 8
Supplement, containing two full-sizt
patterns, one for boys suit, the 9th
er for lady's mantle this Supple
ment alone is worth the price of the
number. Peterson still keeps up it
reputation for giving the best of sto
ries, all original. "The Orphans o
Oldham" the principal of five novelet'
published this year, is, perhaps, the
best ever written by its accomplished
author, Mrs. Ann S. Stephens. NJ
family ought to do without this mag
azine. 1t is only two dollars a year
postage free, and so is within the means
of every one. To clubs it is cheapet
still, with premium to the person
getting up the club. Now is gooC
time to subscribe, as a new volume be
gins with the July number, Speci
mems sent, gratis, to the persons wish
ing to get up clubs, or to subscribe
: Address Chas. j. Peterson, 306 Chest
nut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
SAM q. BROWN az co.