The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-10-31

Forging 10 tue 'front.' IN nue. bIylei anu
the time is not far away when they
will stand right up with anything in
Western Pa. in the musical line.
DIR. w. w. Freeman Of Warren,
was married to Miss Elizabeth S.
Ward of Buffalo, N. Y, on the 23d |
inst. Wallace is pleasantly remem.
bered by many of our townspeople as
former Tionesta boy, and all will
join iu congratulations to him on this
happy event.
Some people are just as cross as a
bear, they snap your head off when
you happen to open your mouth. We
can not excuse them, for they have
bad colds, which makes them irritable,
and are too mean to buy bottle of
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, which would
restore their good nature.
Mr.. Will Klinestiver has moved
with his family to Golinza Mills,
Green township, where he has accept
ed Mr.. F. c. Lacy's place as book
keeper for the Messrs Lacy. Fred.
expects soon to remove 10 Pittsburgh,
where he will make his future home.
Our best wishes 60 with him.
Hon. j. w. Lee has arrived home
from a stumping tour in Connecticut.
and New York, under the auspices Of
the National Republican Committee.
He says the Nutmeg State will un.
questionably go Republican, and firm.
ly believes Harrison will carry New
York State by 10000 majority
Franklin Ne,os.
"A. A. Carlisle, the brilliant editor
of the Clarion Jacksonian, is now co.
jourping in New Mexico, having been
obliged to seek that climate on ac'
count of failing health: HnsIliteEial
brethren all through the northwest
will wish him the greatest benefits
from the change, and will be delighted
at his return in the spring a sound
man.
Here is something 10 the weather
prediction line from the Pbiladel phia
Record: "TheIe is an old superstition
that the date of the month added to the
number of the month in the year when
the frat snow falls will give the mum.
Der of snow storms for the winter. If
: this be true, then we shall have thirty.
eight snow storms this winter, the first
snow having fallen on the 29th day Of
the ninth month"
The boys who went down the
= river on the recent freshet bring back
cheering reports for The Republicans
all along the river. They say they
found but three men who would cheer
for Cleveland along the entire route.
On the way back on train No. l, on
Friday a canvass was made which re
suited, Harrison SO, Cleveland 81,
Belva 5. And this is the way the
thing looks all round.
Erwin Hopkins, son Of A. A.
Hopkins OF Neilltown, this county
started for the woods to gather chest.
nuts on Friday afternoon last, Not
> returning when night came, the neigh
borhood searched the woods all night
but without finding the boy. On Sat
t urday he came to the road near Fa
=, guudus, where he was taken in by
D friends, and returned 10 his home thai
3 evening. His father was absent from
home at the time, and his mother, al
D might be supposed, was almost frantic
+. during the nearly "a hours of suspense
= DIR. Coulter and Will Ellison haG
8 a successful hunt in the wilds of Fores
county yesterday. Their game footed
t up eleven squirrels, two phcasants, anC
e a coon. This last was treed by thei
}, dogs, and the sturdy hunters clubbeC
d the life out of the Varmint. They de
sired to capture him alive, but th,
e coon rejected all friendly overture
n and so courted it own fate.-Derriek
e The names Of Messrs. G. d. Baker ant
g T. F. Ritchey should be included il
?. the above list-uot the game list, bu
the list of huDters-as they took
hand in the sport.
Three tickets will be voted in thi
;. county at the coming election. On
, is headed "State," and contains th
names Of the electors to be voted fol
together with the candidates name 70
d Auditor General, Thomas McCamant
"a One is headed Judiciary" and COR
tsius the name of the candidate 70
= Supreme Judge, james T. Mitchell
II One is headed County" and contain
the candidates names for Congress