The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-09-11

bids fair to be one of the largest and
most interesting terms yet held in this
county. Besides a large civil list,
there are no fewer than 18 or 20 crimi
nal cases to be tried, aud the indica.
tions are that the entire week will be
consumed, and then some may have to
60 over for want of time.
Nov that the time for the legal
registration of voters has passed, the
next, and most important Of all mat.
ters TO attend to is the payment of
your State or County tax. Remember,
no one can vote who has not paid,
within two years, and one month prior
to the election, State or County tax.
Republicans, see to it at once.
The we'll at Jamieson's, mention
of which we have heretofore made,
was shot last week at depth of $50
feet and responded pretty fairly. It's
owners consider it good for 5 barrel
producer. Grove q Co. have located
a well in Beaver Valley, Hickory
township, near the farm of Oliver
Byerly, and will be drilling shortly.
The Sires photograph gallery will
be open during the entire week of
court, and all who wish a sitting for
photographs should be on hand at that
time. There is no use recommending
the work done at this gallery. Its
reputation is fully established among
our people. Call early, and don't stay
away on account of cloudy weather,
Bring the babies.
w. A. Dusenbury, of Newtown
Mills, on Wednesday purchased the j.
A. Weible house and will move into it
with his family. We are pleased to
note the incoming Of such people.
They are valuable acquisitions to any
place. - TSdiottte Ne,Os. It's all well
enough for you people up there to be
pleased at such acquisitions, but how
do you suppose we feel at the loss of
our good citizensp
Quite a number of veterans
boarded the train here Monday and
yesterday for Gettysburg, all of whom
will doubtless have a royal time.
Among the number we noticed, VIM.
Lawrence, G. w. Bovard, j. B. Eden,
Jerry Birtcil, Solomon Fitzgerald and
G. w. Robinson, of this place; Mich
olas Weant Of Nebraska, John S.
Wilson Of Harmony, and a number of
others whose names just now escape us.
Sheriff Sawyer is happy once
more, having succeeded in recapturing
John Carbaugh, the last of his escaped
boarders. The prisoner was brought
down from Elk county by Deputy j.
I. Carson, on Friday evening last, and
placed in his former quarters. The
Sheriff was fully determined to have
these prisoners back when they made
their escape, and has at last been re.
warded in his efforts, without cent of
costs TO the county, although it has
entailed an outlay of several hundred
dollars from his private purse in fer.
reting the matter out, besides many
sleepless nights of anxiety. We don't
blame him for taking his laugh now,
and he is to be congratulated for his
pluck and perseverance.
AT a meeting of the Producers
Protective Association held at Brad
ford, on the Sd and 4th inst, full
report was made of the profits derived
from the oil set apart for the benefit
of the lease workers during the shut.
in. We understand that Mr.. j. B.
Agnew, of the Tionesta assembly,
which embraces Forest county and
that part of Warren adjoining the
Cooper Tract, has distributed upward
of $4,000 to the lease workers in said
district. This does not include the
drillers, who received from the P. P.
A. through the Drillers Union amounts
ranging from $1.OO to $3.50 per day
for the 8 months time lost by the shut.
in. None of the men were prohibited
from working at any other kind of
business during that time.
The Game Law.