The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-07-02
The Renpblicap Sta,a ConveDt;on


was largely composed Of young men,
the candidates nominated are young
men and the young men of the State
will play prominent part in seeing
that they are elected. Blizzard.
F. M. Reck was in from Marieu.
vile, Monday, and reports the usual
activity in bis section. Marienville is
fixing herself for great old time on
the Fourth, and invites all her neigh.
bors to come and help in the good
time.
The Junior nine of this place
have arranged for game of ball with
the Juniors of Hickory, to be played
on the Tionesta grounds on the 4th.
An interesting game may be looked
for, both clubs being pretty we'll up in
practice.
The Fourth will be here next
Friday-only two days hence. No
demonstration will take place here,
and those who have not settled on
going away to celebrate will likely
take things easy at home, which isn't
a bad plan after all. Hope all will
enjoy the day.
The reception to Senator Della.
mater on bis arrival at Meadville after
the convention was one of the greatest
demonstrations that section has ever
witnessed. And il wasn't confined
strictly to party lines either. Craw.
ford will give 1000 majority for the
ticket this fall.
One of the best wells that has
yet been struck in that locality was
finished Monday BY Stewart & Co.,
near the old ASbury Chapel, Stewards
Run district. 1t is said to have start
ed at 10 barrels an hour, but has now
settled to 80 barrels day, strong. 1t
is irst sand oil, and was struck at 500
feet.
The rescuing party, which has
increasingly labored for the release of
the doomed men since the day of their
terrible Incarceration at Hill Farm
mine, Dunbar, Pa, is about discour.
aged, having at last accounts been
driven back by smoke and foul gas.
No one now has the slightest hope that
any are yet alive.
The shows at the Rink on Monday
and Tuesday evenings Of this week
have not been patronized as we'll as
the performances merit. Miss Carrie
Stanley is an actress Of considerable
renown and is supported by very
fair company. Tonight "a Mountain
Pink" will be presented. Prices 80,
20, and 10 cents.
MIR. G. A. Howe, for the past
three years superintendent of the Kel.
lettville tannery, and a resident oi
this borough, departed with his family
for Olean last week, where he has &C.
copied similar position. Their re.
moval from our town is much regret.
ted by the many friends they made
while among US.
-Blaine's famous reply to Glad
stone has just been issued in pamphlet
form. This is one of the ablest pres
eutations Of the benefits Of Protection
yet published, and should be widely
read. Send for copy to the Ameri'
can Protective Tariff League, % West
Twenty third Street, New York, in
closing two'cent stamp.
According to the weather prophet
Ira r. Hick, from the 9th to the 10th
of July will be regular storm period
as we'll as some of the warmest wealth
er of the summer. The 10Th and 20tl
are also a storm period. Between
then and the Oath marked fall in the
temperance will be experienced. The
month will end hot with a regular
storm period central on the 31st.
james NJ. Lambing, of Ajax En-
gine fame of Cory, and his uncle, E
N. Bruce, a retired banker of CAMS
tota, N. Y, were in the city to-day
shaking hands with their many friends
We take pleasure in noting the fac
that Mr.. Lambing has been making
improvements in the Ajax Engine
making it the driller's delight. JIM
hustler of the first water.-Bhzzard
This item, from the Pittsburt
Chronicle Telegraph, viii! probably no
do any good, but we publish it just tn,
same: tom Tucker, BOston's frs
baseman, just now is terrible exam