The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1882-07-26

""A NOo' HSiuS oAhVp tAS AdetcI lutb "
last week. Our farmers seem 70 real
ize that they must "make hay while
the sun shines" this year, for it don't
shine very long at time, A day or
two more Of such weather as we have
been having aud the hay, and most of
the grain will be safely garnored.
Among the substantial improve.
ments going on in town, the new and
handsome picket fence of Mrs. Col.
Thomas has hitherto escaped our
notice. Mrs Thomas evidently thinks
if the town council has deserted her in
the way of fixing the street up there
so that it will outshine her premises
she can easily make the premises out
shine the street.
Mr.. John Hawthorne, ofVenaDgo
county, paid us q visit on Thursday
last, having been called here to see
his brother Samuel, who has been suf-
feriDg with some disease of the mind
for a few months past. We are
pleased TO state that be seems to be
improving now, and the probabilities
are that he may recover entirely. We
hope that such may be the case.
District Attorney Irwin has our
thanks for copy of The Rights and
Duties Of County and Township Off.
GERS by Willis r. Bierly. 1t is
compiled from the Acts of Assembly
and reports and digests of the State to
Oct, 1879, and should be in the hands
of every public officer of the State.
The regular price of the book is $500
per copy, but by promptly applying
TO Mr. Irwin, who has a few copies
left, you can get it for S1.50.
The Democrats of this county held
their primaries last Saturday. The
contest for State Senate was rather
hot between the friends Ex-senator Hall
of Elk, and w. w. Barr Esq, Of
Clarion, each Of whom had the in
structions of his own county, and
wanted Forest Senator Hall won the
game by a score OF 131 to II. No other
nominations were made, but just why
this was so they didn't inform us we
suppose, however, il was because they
could not get men to accept the empty
honor Of nomination. In the 40.
sence of any other explanation we are
bound to come to this conclusion.
Perhaps they can fnd enough mate
rial, that is willing to be slaughtered,
to fill the ticket between this and No.
vember.-P. S.-Since the above was
in type we learn that the convention
nominated the following county ticket ::
Assembly, S. H. Haslett District
Attorney, T. F. Ritchey Jury Com
missioner, Archie Black, of Barnett
twp. Col. John Peterson was made
chairman Of the county committee.
Mr.. J. Patton Thompson, of Kit
tanning, has sent US a copy of The
Emigrant, printed at Warren, Pa,
dated Nov. 4, 1925, by Richard Hill,
The commissioners of the comfy at
that time were r. Falconer, J. Bon
ner and r. Russell, and they advertise
four tracts OF land in Kinzua town
ship for sale. DR.. A. Hazeltine has
his card as doctor and proprietor Of a
drug store. The postmaster was Arch.
ibald Tanner, and the list of letters
remaining in the office Sept. 80, 1928,
is given. L. S. Parmlee has a half
column advertisement in which be
states he has Just received large and
extensive assortment Of fall and winter
goods, among which is found cOgnac,
brandy, St. Croix rum, port, teuerifIe
and sherry wine. The list of causes
set down for trial Mt the Dec. term is
published by L. Wetmore, prothono.
tary, and among the parties litigant,
we notice Jacob Hook, Poland Hun
ter, John M. Berry, Mathew Young,
Richard Duprey and Roger Files. An
original poem appears on "The De
parture of Lafayette. The govern
ment has just sold the four large yes
sells sunk in the Erie harbor, the De.
troit, Queen Charlottee, Lawrence and
!. Nin on rn-fnr e2zh Dha nnrchaser