The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-11-01

No person could go to Harry Maze
in distress and be turned away with.
out receiving his aid, and his last
loaf of bread would be shared with
the needy. The large vote he receiv.
ed at the primaries at his home where
he is best known fully attests his
popularity among the people, and is
the best evidence of his worthiuess as
a man aud citizen. Mr.. Maze will
make faithful officer and will con.
duct the duties of his office with fair
ness to all parties. in an orderly man.
ner, with credit to himself aud with.
out ostentatiou or great fuss. The
party will stand by Harry because he
is deserving of its support and be.
cause when elected be will faithfully
serve the people.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
For the important office of County
Commissioner the Republican party
nominated two gentlemen in every
way fitted for the duties of that posi-.
tion, w. NJ. Coon of Barnett and w.
A. ConneIy of Hickory. w. M.
Coon is one of the active, energetic
and sensible citizens of Barnett town.
ship, whose neighbors showed their
faith in his worthiness by an excel.
lent support at the primaries, be
having received the vote of every
Republican in bis township but two,
aud these he lost by mistake, as the
parties who cast them were his warm.
est supporters. Morris is one of
those quiet gentlemen who makes no
long speeches but does d heap of
thinking, and his conclusions are gen.
orally correct and fair. He has had
large experience iu township affairs,
having always taken lively interest
in matters pertaining to the welfare
of the people and the upbuilding of
his community. A Republican from
way back, he deserves and will re.
ceive hearty support Of his party
throughout the county. He has abil.
ity, honesty and frmness to make a
good manager of the affairs of the
county, and the people will honor
themselves by bonoring him.
W. A. Connely is a man of the peo-
pie; straight. forward in his business
transactions aud faithful to the dis.
charge of every duty entrusted to
him. With him in the Com IN ission.
ers' office the people can rest assured
they have a man who cannot be
swerved from what is right and just
to all parties. Almost from boyhood
be has been placed in positions of re.
sponsibility in township affairs, and
has had to do with matters Of great mo.
ment to the taxpayers, and yet he has
never been blamed for doing an un.
fair or dishonorable act in the dis.
charge Of his duties. His frequent
and repeated election to positions of
trust in his township fully attests the
confidence the people repose in him.
Mr.. Connely is not a policy man, and
it has never been said of him that he
would court the good opinions of any
body for mere personal popularity.
So with Coon and Connely iu the
Commissioners Office the taxpayers
of the county may rest assured their
interests will be looked after faith.
fully and we'll. Rich and poor will
be put on an equal footing, with each
bearing his share of taxation and no
more. The people should stand by
and elect them, aud we have reason
to believe they will,
COUNTY AUDITOR.
The Republican party has named two
most excellent young men for these
positions, Messrs M. Z. Abbott OF
East Hickory, and w, L. Stroup, OF
Howe township. Two more capable
gentlemen could scarcely be found,
and as neither has opposition both
will be elected, and the people will
have reason to be proud of them
when they are once tried.
JURY COMMISSIONER.
j, B. Carpenter Of Kingsley town.
ship is the party's candidate for Jury
Commissioner. As in the case of the
Auditors he will be elected, there be.
ing two to elect, and but one other
candidate for the place. "Doc,"
as his friends are pleased to familiar.
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