The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-10-23

Ce6ulnRly quiet Que tnuS IaT. n6
Republicans, we trust, will fully ap.
preciate its importance, however, and
make il point to be out to man
and cast their votes for the straight
ticket. Our county ticket is one
which deserves the hearty support of
every Republican in the county, and
we feel confident it will receive that
support.
A. j. MCCRAY,
the Republican nominee for Associate
Judge, is one Of the staunchest mem.
bers of the party in the county, and
one who has given much of his time
and means in support of its princi.
pies and candidates heretofore. The
party never found him tagging when
it needed friends, and it will not now
be slow to show its appreciation of
good services rendered, by giving
him a rousing majority at the ensu.
ing election. Mr.. McCray is thor.
oughly qualified to fill the position iD
an able and acceptible manner, being
possessed of a clear mind, good judg.
ment, fair and just to friends and foes
alike. While he has always been
oCtspoken and above board when
principle was involved, he has the
happy faculty of making friends and
retaining them in remarkable de.
gree. 10 fact, if we we're to hunt for
Jacks enemies we don't know where
we'd 60 to find them. He will make
model Associate Judge, and he
should be elected by hattering ma.
jority. You will not regret the vote
you cast for him.
JAMES H. FoNEs,
the Republican nominee for County
Treasurer, is another who deserves
the best considerations of his party
and the people of the county gener.
ally. He was born and raised within
its borders, and from early boyhood
was compelled to paddle his own
canoe" When quite a young man
be had the misfortune to loose one
of his arms by being caught under a
freight car from which he was un.
loading lumber. He did not sit
down and give up, but went to work
with hearty good will, and by close e
economy aud industriously improving
every hour made his way in the
world unaided except by the one arm
he has left, and which he put to good
use. There never was a task too
great for him to undertake if by it he
could earn an honest dollar, and with
all his disadvantages he has managed
to give assistance to many a worthy
->-cause. A good heart and an honest
endeavor to succeed has:won for him
the friendship and esteem of all who
know him. He is thoroughly capa.
ble of filling, in a most satisfactory
manner, the position for which the
party has named him, and he will
make a careful, painstaking and pleas
ant official to do business with. Vote
for Mr.. Zones and rest assured thai
you have given your support to Q
worthy, honest and deserving citizen
There is no temptation that should
induce any Republican TO scratch hi,
ticket at the coming election. There
is no reason why he should esire tC
do it. There is nothing to be gained
by giving any one name on the op.
posing ticket a complimentary vote
and there is danger of invalidating
ones ballot in whole or in part, by
so doing. The Republican count,
ticket is an exceptionally strong auC
good one. Each candidate is entitled
to the undivided support of the Re
publican electors. They are all wei
known and popular citizens and de
serve the fullest confidence of tn,
party. There isn't the slightest ex
cuse for any Republican going owe
in the enemy's camp to cast a vote
Let every man stand by his color
and come to the polls and be counted
1t will be an exceedingly easy mat
ter to vote the straight ticket all th
way down, and it will add greatly t
every Republicans satisfaction whe
the returns are read.