The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-11-02

lOr the IiotnOhOtafy VINO mas oAecubbu
your papers for the last three years
without charging you a cent for fees,
when be could have charged what
would have amounted to several hun
dred dollars per year. if he had not
been the friend of soldiers. Justis
Shawkey is the man. 4
The ladies Of the M. +. Church
will give a festival this "wednesday
evening for the benefit of Rev. Hill,
who departed for Kansas a short time
ago. We hope to sec the affair well
patronized by our citizens as the object
is worthy one and deserves good
support. Choice refreshments will be
served and a pleasant time may be
expected. The festival will be held
in the store building recently oocu-
pied by Mr.. Einstein, opposite the
M. E. Church. Let ell go.
Mr.. Fl. o. Davis and family de-
sire US to return thanks in their behalf
to the friends who have kindly lent
their assistance in their hour of great
affiiction. They will always be CRATE
fully remembered. Tn this connection
we take pleasure in stating that the
family have secured the services Of a
competent lady nurse, and that, ac-
cordipg to DR.. Morrow, there is a
change for the better in the cases of
the members now afflicted. He thinks
the fever has passed its highest point
and with good care both Mrs. Davis
and Carrie will recover.
DIR. Morrow will leave this eve
ming for his former home in Arm.
strong county, for the purpose OF
bringing his family to Tionesta, and
will return on Monday evening. The
Doctors practice has increased rap
idly in this vicinity and his field now
extends over q large portion Of the
county. We wish him success in the
future, and predict for himself and
family pleasant abode in Tionesta
DR.. Blaine, Of Pleasantville, will bt
over frequently during DR.. Nor
rows absence to attend to his practict
here.
Take no stock in any of the lieI
that may be circulated about our can
didates on the eve of the election
Every voter knows that such thing
are done when it is too late to refut
them. There is not a voter in tn
comfy but knows by this time tina
every one Of the candidates on tn
Republican ticket is perfectly ftte,
for the position to which he aspires
and that every one of them are honor
able, upwright and worthy citizens. w
confidently believe that there is no
man ia the county who will sa
otherwise of any of the Republica
candidates.
In the farmyard of Mr.. Wesle
Zentz, in Tionesta township, you ma
see three guinness following larg
cock of the chicken species as youn
chickens do their mother hen an
never separated any considerable di'
tance from him. Mr.. Gents gives tn
account as explanatory of this culior
state of things He placed three guine
t eggs under a hen that he had set upo
. a nest of eggs coming from her ow
kith and kin. and when in due procei
? of time the young guineas came to
Z state Of existence they did not find tt
r natural affection toward them existin
0 as strong in the heart and actions
e their necessitated mother, or at leal
as cOugenial to them as they desire,
I and they sought protection and IL
! other attributes of parentage neat
! the feathers of the rooster aforesi,
! who has ever since, so far as is consis
a ent with the masculine nature, filled Il
b place of parent in the masculine gel
der. The guineas are much attachc
to their foster parent who seems to
= proud of bis appointed progeny.
# The Y. P. L. S, CYOung People
s Literary Society met at the residen
s. Of Mr.. H. A. Adams on last Saturds