The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-05-05

froze ia the pens while writing, and
when they used snakes for tent. pins
by driving them tail foremost into the
ground with maui.
The Royal Templers Of Temper.
auce have changed their time of meet.
ing from Wednesday to Monday. They
will hereafter meet on the second and
fourth Monday evenings Of each
month. During the summer months
the hour of meeting is o'clock.
j, G. Welch has exploded his
Balltown well with good results. Pre-
vious to the shooting it was doing go
barrels No reports of its subsequent
capacity have gone abroad. Mr..
Welch is getting ready to do a land
Office business on the Tionesta. - Der.
rick.
Major Hilton's temperance lee
lures have thus far been quite we'll at
tended. The Major is a fluent and
forcible talker, refined in his manner,
and seems very earnest in the cause
for which he is laboring. 1t is ex.
pected to continue the lectures for at
least ten days yet.
This morning a marriage license
was taken out by Albert A. Arther.
ton of Centreville, Crawford county,
and Carlista Noyes Gilman, of Rouse.
vile, Venaugo county. = Franklin
Neacs. Mr.. A. was formerly citizen
of this place, being employed at the
depot with Mr.. Craig.
The Second brigade N. G. P. is
ordered into camp from July II to
"a, as follows: Fifth regiment, at AL.
tooua; Fifteenth regiment, at Mead.
vile; Sixteenth regiment, at Frank.
lin; Teuth, Fourteenth aud Eight.
teenth, to be determined hereafter.
transportation will be furnished by
brigade qusrterinasters. Per diem
pay will be allowed for FIVE days. All
expenses, other than transportation
aud rations, must be borne by regi
meuts.
Advance sheets of Gen. John A.
Logan's forthcoming book entitled
"lhe Great Conspiracy" are issued,
and judging from which the work will
be an exceedingly fascinating one. 1t
is an impartial and faithful review Of
the causes and occurrences which led
to the great civil war, by one who is
eminently fitted to write such work,
and will contain portraits Of the lead
ing statesmen of the period covered
by the book Hubbard Brothers, of
Philadelphia, are the publishers,
which is a guarantee that nothing will
be lacking in the makeup and beauty
Of the volyme.
Mr.. j. l. Rauge of Stewarts Run
was 10 town one day last week with
such cheerful look on his counte
nance that one would hardly recog-
nize him as a decapitated Republican
postmaster. Mr.. Range left with US
the following little circular, which
came to him short time before elec.
tion last fall, and that will explain
why he no longer oficiates as the ex
cellent P. M. of Stewarts Run The
circular bore neither postmark nor
signature, and reads thus: Dear
Sir:-Chairman Cooper, Of the Re
publican State Committee. is appeal
ing to his party to elect Quay State
Treasurer as a rebuke to President
Cleveland. 1t is respectfully submit
ted to Republicans holding Office un
der the Democratic administration
that it is not decent and fit thing for
them to give their votes and influence
to the support of such proposition.
Right minded men of any party can
consistently withhold their votes from
such candidate as Quay" Mr.
Range insists that there is a trifling
inaccuracy in the above, and wants it
distinctly understood that he was
holding Office under Abraham Lin
coin, and not under Grover Cleveland,
and his head is level.
Marienville Murmurs.