The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-09-28

al Nut pOeANluSti NuASu cuNM u huuuN
as uice as any you generally see in the
potato line. Some Of the largest aud
best varieties he raised from the seed
We don't know that Mr. II cares to
sell any great quantity of bis product,
but be will not experience much diff.
Guilty in getting rid of such stock.
Secretary Harrity has sent to the
county commissioners throughout the
State a copy Of Attorney General Hen.
sells opinion Of the correct form of the
official ballot under the new election
law, and a couple of sample ballots ar.
ranged iu accordance Herewith. The
tickets are arranged under three heads
Republican" Democratic" aud "By
Nomination Papers, the prohibition
candidates coming under the lattsr
head. Another column is left blank
for names not printed in the ballot.
"A change of proprietorship in the
drug aud grocery store Of Siggins d
Fones has taken place, Mr.. Zones re,
irving, having disposed of his half in.
terest to DR.. F. T. Mason, VINO adds
much Intelligent experience to the al.
ready large and successful business of
this establishment. Mr.. Zones will he
retained as drug clerk, at least for the
present, and that fact will be au as.
surance to the patrons that their every
want will be carefully looked after.
The new deal has our best wishes for
success.
1T had beeen supposed that potato
bugs had about run out in these dig.
gins, but if story told US about re
cent discovary of the little striped
pest is any indicrticn that they'll be
on hand for next years crop, then or
der your Paris green right away. The
item is to the effect that short time
ago j. G. Miller, who lives near Kel.
lettvile, came across green stock Of
potatoes which was literally covered
and Joe took the trouble to count
them. One hill contained 571 bugs
and another 491 All good fat healthy
bugs, too.
Thomas McCarty and Denne
Downey, of Fagundus, who have the
contract Of building the new road from
Jameson station to the Hunter run
road, are progressing finely with their
job, aud expect to have it completed
before bad weather sets in. The road
starts at a point on Jameson Run,
about three quarters of a mile from
the railroad, ,sand goes over the hill at
an easy grade, intersectiDg the Hunter
Run road near Squire Hoovler's place,
two miles from Tionesta station. 1t is
intended to supply the road running
parallel with the railroad between ri.
ouesta and Jameson stations, which
has been vacated.
Mr.. w. w. Dimopd came out
with the other Kansas vets to take
part in the big show at Washington
last week, aud took advantage of his
visit east to spend few days with old
friends in this vicinity. Time don't
seem to change William much, least.
wise he's as good natured aud full of
pleasantly as when boy of 16. Kan.
sas is having quite boom this season ;
the crops. are so large that the Ali,
ance and Democratic calamity howlers
are too busy harvesting their products
to give proper attention to politics,
and so the Republicans are going to
scoop things in the old fashioned way,
so Mr.. ID. intimates, and we guess its
so, for one good season of crops gener.
ally paralyzes hard times croakers.
Says the Blizzard, truthfully !:
"wbeu the newspapers cease the publ.
cation of cholera news with big head
lines when the doctors are silent and
society gets down to its normal condi.
ton Of c1n sensational rest, it may be
safely assumed that the great scare is
over. The disease is rapidly abating
in Europe thanks to scientific and
sanitary precautions, it has not obtain.
ed a fnothold in the Uuited States, and
there is little reason to believe that
the few sporadic cases, which may be
developed here and there, will not be
controlled. An eminent medical au.
thOrity gives it as his opinion that
more of the cholera victims die of
fright than from other effects of the di.
sease."
The news from the White House
as to the illness of Mrs. Harrison is
not re.assuring it is painful to learn, and
that the first lady Of the land may at
anytime be called away is among the
possibilities. The sympathy of the