The Republican., 1894-08-23
SoOft.

Mr.. Lewis Dawson and daughter
Minnie, Of Uniontown, Pa, are
registered at the Crawford House,
Friendsville. Mr.. Dawson returned
home last week and will return in a
few days with Mrs. Dawson.
Jonas Frazee boasts of the larg-
est oats crop ever harvested in this
district. Mr.. Frazee harvested
over 1900 dozen Of oats this harvest.
Who can beat it? 1t may be possi-
bic for him to keep his horses and
oxen this winter.
Mr.. Freeman Murphy, of Con-
ncllsville, Pa, representing Kell
Longs Touring mill, was here last
Thursday.
Mr. Oryille Selby, one of Jonas
Frazee's farm hands, killed the
daddy copperhead of the season, near
Mr. Frazee's farm residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Juniper
Stuck, of this place, who ave dill
gently looking after the poor and
needy, have cared for more hungry
children than any other family
here.
1t is reported that our Demo
cratic postmaster is earnestly hop
ing that President Cleveland will
veto the German -Rrao Senate tariff
bill. 1t is disloyalty that the great
Democratic party should be snubbed
in this manner 10y one of its petty
officials.
The stove pipe was dIslodged
from Hotel Diamond last Sabbath.
Diamonds superstition runs in
many directions and fears that it
augurs evil.
Thos. J. Meyer returned to his
home at Elliottsville, Pa, last Sat
urday and will remain with his
parents one week preparatory to
taking charge Of his school the 3rd
of next mouth. May success and
happiness crown his efforts for the
advancement Of 'young America" ."
Mr.. Charles A. Stuck was called
to MeYersdale Friday last to attend
his father-in-law's obsequies. Mrs.
G. II. S. was called to his bedside
early last week.
We expect the next report that
Mr.. }. Uayseed, Of Selbysport, sub
mIts to the O6norjous Democrat will
convey the intelligence that he has
joined the "CIan ma Gael" which
performed such freaks in theChicago
II2y-EaH'-2t riot. = feH years since.
We learn with much pleasure that
onr old friend Geo. SchIossnagle, of
Accident district. a lifelong Dem
ocr~t and conscientious and an
intelligent citizen, has severed his
connection with party pertidy and
party dishonor' and enlisted with
the G, 0. p. and protection. W.
". now cat you stand This:
We heard a number of our tarm-
ers commencing our position on
the tariff question as an able expo
sition Of the free trade fallacy and
in particular our allusion to "Dem-
Ocratic badges" One honest old
farmer yentured the remark: "By
Geolge IT m,.n 5 my old eyes water
V.Iyn ,,o6 o,.on over the past Is
years and compare it with the pres
ent.' The truth pointedly and
fa.coln "+Etcd. # yop see it in The
REPUBLICAN ii is correct.
NJ. ott " tthews, an old Jack
sonian Domncrat, has denounced
Gov. Brown and the Democratic
Stacc aai National Legislature and
will DO uil in his power to secure
the election Of the Republican can
didates heuceforJh and forever.
Mr.. Matthews predicts a "change"
which viii forever blot from the
pages - .istcrJ the proceedings Of
this inlqUitOus administration. We
admire q man who gets his eyes
open and aonest enough to proclaim
the good doctrine with a contrite
'heart. All sensible Democrats can
not help UUt see ike Nh. Matthews
but they are too stubborn and head
strong 80 give utterancc to their
better self. Inconsistency thou art
ajewel." "
The people Of our town who COM
plain OF not receiving due recogni-
Jion by your Seibysport correspond
.cn5 should do something worthy of
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