The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-10-22

lot the up OullulDg OF the party, who
has never faltered in his devotion to
its principles, who has ever stood
shoulder to shoulder with his fellow
Republicans in every important fight
since his residence in the county, never
"sour" on the ticket or salkiug in his
tent when his services we're needed, he
certainly deserves the heartiest sup.
port of every true Republican in the
county. He is pre- emineutly the man
for the Office Of Representative, and
no man friend or fue-will deny bis
ability to make a member of whom
the county may be proud and who
will reflect great credit upon his con.
stituency. His abilities as a speaker
are recognized by all, and we have no
doubt he would Immediately fnrge to
the front as leader among his col
leagues in the House. This is one Of
the most important offices TO be filled
this year. As before stated, there is a
United States Senator to elect, the
State TO be re appor,ioned into Con.
gressional districts, and many other
matters Of vital importance to come
before the next legislature. Can Re.
publicans be Indifferent to these mat
tersY We think not. With such an
exceptionally good candidate to vote
for we have no idea that you will
waver for moment, or allow your
selves to even think of giving friend
ly or mplimentary vote to the oppo.
sitiou. Personal friendship is one
thug and political duty and fidelity
quite another. Let us give DR.. fowler
the Republican vote to a man. When
the Democrats are standing firm it
becomes us to do the same.
CALVIN NJ. ARNER,
our candidate for Prothonotary, has
abundantly proved his fitness for the
position to which he asks re election.
His conduct of the Prothonotary's
office during the past three years has
been eminently satisfactory to the
people of the county, and an examina-
ton of the records kept by him will
convince anyone who wishes to know,
that he has performed his duty in
most excellent manner and shown
himself more than competent TO dis
charge the duties of that office. This
fact was recognized when, last spring,
he was accorded a unanimous re.nom.
ination by the party. His pleasant
treatment of those who have had bust.
ness to transact there has made him a
host of friends in all parties, and they
will see to il that Cal. is re. elected by
a bigger majority than before. He
will get the tull party vote, and many
from the opposition, who believe that
a faithful officer should be rewarded,
will give him their cordial support.
Elect him and be assured that the
affairs Of that Office will receive the
same good attention they have had in
the past, to which will be added the
ripe experience he has had in the past
three years.
JOHN r. osGooD,
the Republican nominee for Sheriff, is
one of the industrious, energetic and
wide awake young men of our county
whose sterling worth is recognized by
all who know him. Born and reared
in our county, he has by his own eff.
forts and honest toll made himself
what he is, a perfect success at what.
ever he undertakes. From boyhood
he has followed numbering and job.
bing, and iD this capacity has employ.
ed great many men, everyone Of
whom will vouch for him in any par
ticular. In our many years acqusin,
tance with him we have yet TO hear
the first breath Of suspicion uttered
against his honor or integrity; in fact,
he is regarded as the soul of honor by
all who know him-his word is bis
bond every day in the week. OF his
staunch Republicanism there never
has been a taint of suspicion. Of his
capabilities, the successful conduct of
his own business affairs is guarantee
as to that, and that he will make q
faithful officer, as be has always been
citizen, and friend of the laborer,
there is neither cavil or doubt. Give
John your earnest support; it will
be most worthily bestowed.
JAMES MINTYRE,
one Of our candidates for County Com
missioner, is a man in every way we'll
qualified for the position, and of his
popularity as a candidate the large
support he got at the primaries speaks
louder than words. He is a man of
excellent judgment, careful and con-
servative in business affairs, prompt
and reliable in all his dealings. The
success attending the management ol
his own business matters gives ample
assurance that be will be the right
man in the right place. Unfortunate.
ly for Mr.. Mcintyre just at this time
he is suffering from an injury received
some time ago by being thrown from q
load of hay, which may prevent bi;
going out to make a personal canvass
and meet the people, which be would
very much like to do, and we hope the
voters will bear this in mind, and moi
allow it to initiate against him at the
election, but that they will roll up 4
big vote for a good man to look after