The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-09-01

an overwhelming multitude at the
Titusvile opera house on Saturday
evening last. 1t is quite likely that he
will speak in -Tionesta during court
week.
Mr.. w. A. Huddart, Of Cincn.
natl, has been visiting his 1ionesta
friends for few days His wife and
children, who have been visiting here
for several weeks, will accompany him
home also Mrs. Ann Stow
DIR. Blaine is moving his Office
into one Of the rooms Of the north side
Of the Central House, and SO is Dentist
Steadman. This change is made to
give room to Lawyer Ritchey, who is
making arrangements to locate in
Tior ta
harley Bonner's horse took
short turn on him while pleasure
riding one evening last week, upset
ting the buggy and spilling its occu.
pants. Fortunately no serious damage
resulted, and four or five dollars will
make good all breakage Of the vehicle.
The Republicans and all othera
interested are requested to meet at the
Heath School house. on Dutch Hin,
for the purpose of organizing Gar
field and Arthur club, on Saturday
evening next, Sept. 4. Our Repub-
licsn friends in that section should
all turn out aud have a rousing meet
ing.
Nov shoulder your fowling piece
and pop the frisky squirrel. One man
saw eleven in about two hours 'tother
day, and numerous others have been
seen, some of which, we venturesto say
have lost their scalps. Our sportsmen
are talking of having a match hunt
week from next Saturday, and it
doubtless will be success as game Of
all kinds is unusually plenty.
The Democracy enthused numer-
ously on Tuesday last, and listened
with batei breath to Gen. Pearson, the
great American aoppor, aud Hon. W,
A. Wallace. While it would be folly
to intimate that the meeting was not q
success in point Of number, we must
say that but little enthusiasm was
manifested, and ofthis little Demback-
Greeaocrat. MossSack received the
smallest portiOu.- Clarion Republican.
We have received the Premium
List Of the Venango County Agricul.
tural Society, for the first Fair to be
held at franklin, Pa, Wednesday,
Thursday, and Friday, Sept. %, %,
"a, 1880. The officers and managers
of the society are made up of Venan-
go's best and wcalthest citizens, and
will spare no pains or money to make
this Fair a complete success. No
doubt quite a number Of our citizens
will attend.
Mr.. VIM. w. Dimord, Of Downs
Kansas, is here on visit to his many
Forest county friends. Will is look
ing very natural and don't seem to be
any older than when he left Tionesta
nine years ago. He still has an aftec
ton for this place, but is too much
attached to his Kansas home to eysl
leave that State. Mr.. D. expects tc
remain two or thre c weeks, and vii
; attend the reunion Of his old regiment
the SD, at Erie on the 18th.
The editor and proprietor Of thi
paper is not candidate. Democrat
Well We should hope not. lie haI
been candidate twice within the pas
six months and got badly "sot dowl
on" both times--onee when runnin!
for delegate to the Democratic Stat
Convention and again when seekiui
the Office Of Chairman Of the Demo
cratic County Committeeman it.
10 high time he was announcing that h
is not Il candidate.
Elsewhere in this issue will b
found a letter from Alabama, whic
' we hope every voter who gets thj
paper will read carefully. The gen
u tleman who wrote the letter is we
known to great many Of our citizen
c as a responsible and truthful man on
!, whose word is just as good as the gol
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