The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-10-01
AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. NJ.

Chairman Scowden has telegram
from State Chairman Andrews advising
him of the intended visit to Tionesta,
of the Republican State candidates
Senator Geo. w. Delamater, for Gov
ernor; Senator Louis A. Watres, for
Lieut.. Governor; Col. Thomas j.
Stewart, for Secretary of Internal AT.
fairs-on TO- morrow, Thursday, Oct.
ID. They will be accompanied by
General d. II. Hastings, Senator A.
ID. Harlan, aud a number of other
prominent Republicans of the State.
1t is hoped to have as many Of the
people of Forest county and vicinity
meet these distinguished visitors as
possible, and hear what they have to
say on the issues of the campaign.
Turn out and give our next Govern
or and State officers a rousing recep.
ton. Remember the hour. 1t is
probable there will be a meeting in
the Court House during their stay.
-
-Ex Senator Lewis Emery, Jr.,
shot his wad last Friday night in the
opera house at Bradford, as per prom.
ise and threat aforetime given. He
called in a magic lantern to help the
show along and burnt more calcium
and petroleum than good powder. If
the festive ex-senator had just confined
his campaign against Delamater to
threatening what he was able to pro.
duce, instead of attempting to pro.
duce it, he would have had a great
many more chances Of success than he
now has Of creating wave to destroy
Delamater.
One of the very handsomest mon.
uments that now adorns Riverside
Cemetery is the one erected by z. M.
Clark, Esq, to the memory of his wife.
1t is of Quincy granite, seven and
one.half feet high, properly proper
toned, and the style is what is known
as the cottage monument. In point Of
fine workmanship and beauty of finish
it is not exceled by any that have vet
been erected in our cemetery. The
monument is from the works of Messrs.
VauDresser q Kerr, Oil City and
Franklin, and these gentlemen have
reason to feel proud of their work.
-"And it came to pass when Lewis
Emery, Jr., had waxen old and that
had befallen him which certainly be.
falleth all the sons of the race, that his
name was enrolled 10 the linnor Roll
of the Mugwump wigwam, and as
their custom is to remember those who
are no more among the living by q
name expressive of their public SER
vices while inhabiting the body, SC
they called him in the language of the
kickers, The man.whose show. didn't,
show OF as the more siIvery dialect oi
the smashers hath it, 'The.man. who
petered.' And thus it remaineth tC
The present day"
"A Correspondent who was present
writes that, one of the pleasantest
events Of the season occurred on Tues
day of last week, at the residence o
Mrs. Perry, in Hickory township, ,wher
her daughter, Susie, was united il
marriage to Mr.. Norris Kiffer, of Eas
Hickory. At II o'clock the bridaI
couple marched down stairs, when the
cermouy was quickly performed by Rev
Rumberger in his usual happy style
The guests now did ample justice t
the bountifully provided dinner, aftel
which they took leave, we'll pleased
with the days pleasure. The presents
were useful, numerous and handsome
Our correspondent sends us list o
them, but the very crowded state o
our columns prevents its publication
we are sorry to say.