The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-01-22

his home at West Hickory thus far
during the winter, returned to his
West Virginia location on Monday.
lie is accompanied by his son Grant.
who will remain few weeks TO look
the ground over.
Following is the list ofunclaimed
letters remaining in the postotfice at
Tionesta, Pa Jan. 10, 1895. S Bur
dett Bayle, Carl Crosby, john Full,
f Lacy, A j. Mattern, VIM. Whit.
TEN, Mrs. Nina Cummins, Mlss Hat.
tie LyuquIst, Estella Whiteman
r. l.. Haslet, p. NJ.
During the past week those Of
our ciIizrns who have ice houses took
occasion TO fill them, and a fuer
quality Of ice never was harvested in
this place. The "bricks" we're from
Z to 10 inches thick, and as clear as
crystal. There is not likely to be an
ice famine in town next summer.
The Republicans OF Howe town
ship have nominated the following
ticket for the February eleciiou
Road Commissioner, w. T. Kerr
school directors, A. p. Anderson.
Murray Nash overseer of pour, A
P. Anderson Constable, Nathan
Sweet; town clerk aud treasurer, j.
w. Black; path.masters. r A. Un.
derwood, j. l.. Saxtou, Fred Jnrgen.
son, G. G. Swartztager, Chas. f. Grif-
fin.
Senator Jos. w. Range, Of
Seattle, Wash arrived 10 town yes.
terday, aud will spend a few weeks
visiting relatives and friends iu this
section. Shortly after the war Mr..
Range migrated to the west aud
finally located at his present home,
where his penple have honnred him
with seat 10 the Senate, and he il
now serving his secoud term. He is
grandson of Lieut.. John Range
the first settler in Tionesta.
The Dean we'll, Blakely tract,
Hunter station, was shot last Friday,
and has since shown slight producing
qualities, but not in sufficient quaint.
ty TO warrant pumping at present.
The sand was good and abundant,
and fair quantity o gas was found.
Another we'll will be started before
long. but the location is not yet de
cided upon. Mr. Dean has abiding
faith in the territory, and will not
give up work there till the test is
complete.
The Express says the following
ticket was Nominated by the Repub
Iicans of jerks township Saturday
evoning: School directors A
Yetter aud T. S. Hines; Constable
M. F. Kellogg; Road Commissioner
"A. K. Shlpe; Pathmasters w. G
Sallade aud Fl. j Borchert; Over
seer of Poor-T j Reyner; Treas.
urer-A. d. Neill /; Audltor-S NJ
Henry; Township Clerk-T j Rey.
ner; Judge of Election-J r Barr;
Inspector Of Election R A. Strick
enber.
"A largely attended caucus of the
Republicans of the bornugh was held
at the court house last Friday even.
ing. which resulted 10 the following
ticket being placed in nomination /;
Burgess S. Kuox; Counci =
Wm. Smearbaugh, Chas f Weaver.
Solomon Fitzgerald. each for 3 years;
R B Crawf,rd, G w Robinson,
each for 2 years; o. w. Proper, ]
ID. w. Reck. each for year; School
Directors j C. Scowden. Geo. Hole.
man; Constahle-S. S. Garfield /;
High Cnnstable, Wm. l.. Hunter /;
Overseer of The P"or-A B Kelly !;
Auditor. o. F Miles; Judge of Elec.
tions-Jerry Birtcil; Inspectnr-J.
r. Chadwick.
The meeting held in KittanDing
Thursday in the interest of Allegheny
river navigation was good, delegates
being present from the % branch or
CARNATIONS that have heen formed in
the towns between Plttsburg aud OH
City. A ornament organic iiou was
fnrmed, to be known as the Allegheny
River Improvement Association
Each town will retain its local society
aud act in cooperation with the cen.
tral Association toward the end in
view, the slackwaiering of the Al.
legheny. A strong committee was
appointed to take the necessary steps
to have the claims of the Associa.
tion properly presented and set forth
before Congress Reports from the
meeting say that the spirit of the
project has caught public favor all
along the river, and that marked en-.