The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-09-27

"HN "6'SSN W 81 unN w" NO ~ iu
for it. And there being no available
timber about TO keep the print shop
agoing, our only alteration is to
stop the press for week, throw busi-
to the dogs and see the big show, So
If you don't see the REPUBLICAN,
next week don't let it break break
your heart. Well make it all up
"at the end of the year."
The following marriage licenses
we're recently issued by the Recorder
of Clarion county: Henry B. Dotter-
er of Forest county and Lilly NJ.
Black of ShlppenviIe. John E.
Swartzfager of Forest county and
Mary B. Kuntzhals of Paint town
ship.
The new firm of Ledebur IL
Miles are out in a new ad this week.
They extend a cordial Invitation to
the public to call and inspect their
stock and prices before making pur-
cbases elsewhere, and guarantee best
of satisfaction in all respects Try
them.
If all 60 who are calculating on
it Tionesla will send pretty good
delegation to the Worlds Fair this
evening: Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Her
man, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Puffinberg,
Sheriff Osgood, Editor Muse of the
Vindicator, and the editor Of the RE-
PUBLICAN and wife.
The new Presiding Elder of the
franklin district, Rev. Chas. o.
Mead is son of Rev o. l.. Mead,
who served the church many years
since. He is young man possessed
of fpe ability, thoroughly educated,
au eloquent preacher, and in all re.
spects qualified for the work. --Fra,ek'
lin Ne,Os.
Look out for horse thieves, says
the Blizzard, who are disposing Of
their booty at low prices. Fifty.foul
head of horses have been stolen in
Clearfeld and adjoining countie:
within the last six or seven weeks
They are being taken out of stable;
and from pasture field, and general
ly sold to innocent purchasers.
Chairman j. |. Woods WAS dowr
from Marienville one day last week
Mr.. Woods is alive to the interests o
the Republican party of this county
and so far as his part 10 the campaigI
goes, there will be no tagging. Th
Republicans should land their ticke
this fall by majorities ranging from
800 to 500, aud we believe they will
Get out the vote.
Attention is directed to the carr
Of Edward E. Ball Esq, Attorney a
Law, in this issue. Mr.. Ball is froU
Lock Haven, Pa, where he was on
of the leading attorneys of the Clin
ton county Bar, and be comes anon
US with the best of recommendations
We welcome him as a citizen of ou
pretty town, aud bespeak for him
good practice.
Perhaps the handsomest WACO
ever turned out by ScOwden q Clar
went to Capt. HAight last week.
was a light one calculated for eithe
: one or two horse work, and was ex
ceptionally well built throughout
The boys are finishing up some of tn
incest work in the vehicle line jus
now that has been seen in this section
> Inspect their goods before buyin
elsewhere.
Q The Derrick Of Monday says
D "a three.year-old son of Rev. G. l
Thompson, of Plumer, died of searl'
fever at the home of its psrenl
Saturday night and was buried Sur
day afternoon. Rev. Mr.. Thompso
and his remaining three children al
all dangerously sick with the sam
disease" Rev. Thompson's man
Forest county friends will be paine
TO learn of his sad affiiction.
After four hours deliberatio
; Saturday the jury in the Crecra
murder case at Meadville reudere
a verdict of not guilty and Marvi
Newton and Emma Crecraft, wi
we're arrested in the early summer
the present year on charge of poi
ouiug John Crecraft, the husband
t. one of the defendants in July, 189
i was free. 1t is alleged that some
II the most prominent witnesses for Il
e prosecution are TO be prosecuted Il
n !