The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-11-02

ALLOW nOtnlng 10 sWeFVe you from
the straight ticket, Republicans
Don't attempt to split. A misstroke
and your whole ballot is thrown out.
1t is easy if you vote straight. Just
put a cross opposite the word "Repub.
lican" wherever it occurs 10 the first
column of your ballot. 1t will re.
quire only four crosses. To split will
require an unlimited number. Don't
try it.
There is no reason why every Re.
publican vote in the county should
not be polled for the straight ticket
next Tuesday. Our candidates are
clean. handed, honorable men, and de.
serve the support of every loyal Re.
publican. Let nothing keep you away
from the polls, aud let no inducement
keep yon from putting in straight
ticket, This is no time to split, Too
much at stake. You endanger your
whole ticket 1t is easy to vote
straight, but difficult to split. Don't
attempt it..
Franklin District EpwOrth
League will hold convention in the
NJ. Z. Church Of Tionesta, Monday
and Tuesday, Nov. Ia and Is, 1892.
The program embraces a great many
topics and work connected with the
society, and large number of people
will be present frou abroad, the dis.
trict being one of the most extensive
in the Erie Conference. The feature
of Monday evenings meeting will be
lecture by Rev. j. Bell Neff Each
charge 10 the district is expected to
send three delegates besides the Pastor.
Where no League is organized, dele
gates can be otherwise chosen.
1.-Two men we're killed and third
fatally injured at North East, Pa,
uuder singular circumstances. Orrin
Sweet, Charles Ketcham and Charles
Smith stopped to talk togatber at a
late hour on the depot platform. A
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
train drowned the noise of train ap
preaching from the opposite direction,
Sweet was struck by the pilot beam ol
the engine and his dead body was
hurled against Ketcham, killing him
and sending him against Smith with
such violence that his death is immi.
nent. The men were deeply engrossed
in political dispute" The foregoing
undoubtedly has reference to Orriu
Sweet, former citizen of this county,
and millman Of undOubted ability
The item was fonnd in an exchange OF
recent date.
Republicans, do IS you would be
done by. If you we're on the ticket
you would expect the Republicans to
not only vote for you, but you would
expect them to make an effort to keep
the party in line for you. The gentle.
men on our ticket deserve this at your
hands, and you should not be slow in
giving it, They are men of honor and
integrity, and their every day walk
and conversation is such that citizens
can feel pride in having such to vote
for. Again we say, do to them as you
would have them, aud expect them, to
do by you if you were in their posi-.
tiou. You will feel better afterward
for having done so. We leave it with
you. This the last opportunity we
will have before election to appeal to
your loyalty as Republicans. Stick
to your ticket.
The REPUBLICAN has lately added
steam power to its already complete
outfit, and the paper is now regularly
run off on Campbell press, which is
propelled by one of the neatest little
steam engines imaginable. Those who
have seen it easily handle the large
press wonder how the little giant gen.
crates its muscle, and expressions OF
surprise come from all The engine
is from the works of P. F. Olds & son,
Lansing, Mich. and is a real beauty
in appearance and regular John l..
Sullivan in strength. But, dear read.
er, this costs money, and while we
don't intend to make a poor mouth
about it, little help from ye delinquent
would just now fit iD splendidly, and
we hope our friends will come and
''see the engine" and gently "press the
button" we'll do the rest
Those of our citizens who remem
ber that genial gentleman, d. A. Hen.
dersOn, several years ago one of the
boys of Tionesta, will appreciate the
following story told by G. q. Gordon
at the Columbus Day celebration in
| BFookVille, in resDonce To the senti.