The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-08-11

hyAiAuRA I've AAb9bhs NnD NAlkthhANh
candidate. for Governor two years ago,
made rousing Republican speech in
Pittsburgh last Saturday night. He
said the issues and doctrines he advo-
Gated two years ago were now dead
and buried.
The Lickingville Camp. meeting
begins on the 10Th inst, one week from
to. morrow, and will last one week.
Sunday, the 22d, will probable see its
usual invoice of Tionesta people there,
and those who have neglected to speak
for a rig will probably be left at home.
Mr.. w. r. Reck, of Strattanville,
spent few days in town this week.
He says the Democrats Of his section
of Clarion county will scratch the eyes
out of Mosgrove. And that's the kind
of reports we hear from all quarters.
Mrs. w. Z. Lathy arrived in town
from Newton, Kansas, on Wednesday
last, and will remain with her parents
three or four weeks. Her appearance
would indicate that the western
climate fully agrees with her, and she
is much pleased with her new home.
"A new boiler passed through town
| xvnutauInpz Dol.1, L
where it is to make steam for the mill
of Mr.. Pollen, on the lumber Job of
Messrs. May q Gillespie. This little
mill has turned out good deal of
lumber since it was started there in
the spring.
The Central City, Nebraska, ITEM,
rattliDg good paper, has reached
us with a request to Tex" which
we do with pleasure. The publisher,
Mr.. Geo. A. Percival, is we'll and favor
ably known to many of our Older citi-
zens, who will be pleased to learn of
his success in the western country.
Success to the Item.
Ed. Heibel is doing some caves
spouting on Mr. Jamiesons' house, at
Jameson Station. Mr.. Heibel does a
boss job in this line, and will no doubt
get all there is to do in town hereafter.
IF our citizens are in need ofanything
in this line they will find it to their
Padvantage to patronize him. He's the
best mechanic in his business Tionesta
has ever had, and perfect gentleman
to deal with.
The Greenbackers Of this county
have the material on the ground fol
issuing new paper. 1t is to be owned
] by a stock company known as the
Forest Publishing Co., Limited, and
Mr.. j. d. James, Of Warren, is tc
WELD the Faber. This will make three
papers in Tionesta, and we challenge
any town in the u. S. with popula,
ton Of less than 500, in a county o
less than 5000 to show up as we'll.
Those of our citizens who use
hard coal should bear in mind thai
now is the time to lay in a supply
when there is little demand for it, anc
the price is low. Mr. Brennan, wh(
has heretofore furnished most of the
coal burned in this place, will ordel
; several car loads in a few days, and a
he has faculties for getting it cheape
than any one else, parties in need vii
find it to their advantage to orde
through him.
The State Treasurer, Mr.. Butler
now announces his readiness to pay al
school warrants for the year just closeC
June 1, 18S0-and desires that tn
directors of each county shall senC
their drafts at once. He will homo
them without delay. The payment o
these warrants in all the counties vii
clear up the school fund orders com
> pletely, and Mr.. Butler thinks ther
' need be no delay in paying the war
rants for the year just begun.
"A few Of the shootists were ou
, trying their new card trap last Satur
/ day, and it was voted a success. TIL
e scores were very much better than a
any previous shoot, and the boys con
gratulate themselves that they ar
improving in the art. Double bal
D.. shooting was also tried, and resulted
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