The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-10-27

Hasselbnck have their new mill near
Blacks Corners about ready to steam
up. They expect to cut 100000
feet of lumber before spring. They
arc both hard workers and will make
things snap when once rightly under
motion. Success, boys.
Republicans, we warn you to be
on the alert from this on. You will
doubtless hear ISLANDERS and falsehoods
about onr candidates between this and
election, yet you should pay no atten.
ton to them, as such tricks are fIe.
quently resorted to on the eve of
election when the candidates have no
opportunity to refute them.
-Derickson & Co.'s staye mill at
Hunters Station started up yesterday
after two or three months Of shut
down on account of insufficient water.
They have about $50 cords of bolts on
hand which will keep Mr.. Adams
pushing until late in the fall. p. S.
Since this was in type we learn that
the water was yet insufficient, and the
mill will lay idle yet awhile.
We understand that Kepler in
tends issuing two numbers of the Dem.
ocrat between this and election, for the
purpose of exploding some terrible and
appalling falsehOods. We wish to
warn our friends of all parties against
crediting any of the vile ISLANDERS or
Wild rumors that may appear in that
sheet. There is no telling what this
man may resort to to gain his ends,
and it is well for tho voters of Forest
county to be on their guard.
-Republicans, this is the last chance
we have before election, and We want
to urge you to take care of the ticket.
Use your best endeavors to secure a
fair, honest election in every precinct,
and work for the success of the EN-.
TIRE TICKET. We have one ofthe
best tickets in the field this year that
has ever been before the people of
Forest county aud we are going to
elect it triumphantly, and every good
Republican is going to help do it.
Hurrah for the ticket from top to
bottom.
The Democrat says inasmuch as
Gen. White was first elected to the
Senate in 1862, and that Forest coun.
ty was erected in 1848, lie had nothing
to do with the framing of the bill that
made Forest a county, &C., &c. What
is now known as "Old Forest" was
composed of Howe, jerks, Milestone
and Barnett townships, and was prob.
ably erected in 184S. But when the
county was remodeled, and the town.
ships of Kingsley, Hickory, Harmony,
Green, Tionesta aud Tionesta Boro.
added Gen. Whites hand framed the
bill that did the business. The Dem.
ocrqt is getting little too smart for
its years.
The following officers were in
stalled for the ensuing term, at re-
cent meeting of Tionesta Lodge, /. o.
o. F.: N. g., j. H. Fones V. g.,
j. III. Dingman P. S., G. w. Sawyer;
A. S., Eli HOleman T., N. S. Fore.
man r. S. to N. G., j. E. Blaine |
L. S. to N. G., r.. 2. Gillespie W.,
P. M. Clark; c., I. ]. Van Giesen
R. S. S., Geo. OsgOod; L. S. S., John
Osgood; o. g., S. H. Hsslet 1. G.,
r. B. Crawford F; r. S. V. G., A. B.
Kelly; L. S. V. G., NJ. w. Tate
Trustees, G. A. Randall, S. j. Wolcott,
j. E. Blaine; Representative to Grand
Lodge, Geo. w. Sawyer.
Mr.. Henry EwalJ, Tidioute's boss
Jewelsr, while out cunning on Tues.
day of last week, had the great mis-
fortune to lose a portion of his right
hand by the accidental discharge of
his gun. He was using a double.bar.
relied muzzls loader, and was loading
one barrel when the other was dis
charged, the charge passing through
the palm of Mr.. Ewald's hand. The
two first fingers and part of the palm
we're amputated, and the third finger
will be stiiIened, 50 that all he will |