The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-12-10

tomorrow.
Alex. Henage arrived in town on
Saturday, looking we'll as usual.
Maj. Newton, of Brady's Bend, is
the guest of his son.in-law, Mr.. j. II.
Derickson, this week.
MIR. II. B. Sinclair, of Cleveland,
Ohio, paid Tionesta a flying business
visit last Friday.
Rev. Stone will commence a
series of meetings at the M. E. Church
tomorrow evening. All are cordially
invited to attend.
Teachers Institute convenes next
Monday in this place. A goodly
number of good looking birch -wielders
are expected to be present.
DR.. j. H. Bowman we'll and
favorably known to the most of our
citizens, spent few days in town last
week. He is looking we'll.
-Messrs. Robinson and Dingman
report the first good bag of pigeons
this season, having brought in about
so from the roost on Monday night.
But five days more and you can
lay away that little Winchester -
No more deer Staying after that; and
don't you let it escape your memory.
The Clarion Democrat announces
DR.. H. T. HelmbOld as a dead beat.
That's what we thought when we re-
fused to publish his Buchu Advertise.
ment without getting cash down -
Spectator. Ditto.
Judge Ketcham, of the u. S.
Court, Western district, died of apo.
plexy in Pittsburgh last Sunday morn
ing. 1t can truly be said of Judge
Kctcham that he was a man of unus-
ual ability and strict entegrity.
AS will be seen by notice in this
issue, there will be no court on the
fourth Monday of this month, and
! Jurors are notified not to attend. 1t
secms there is not sufficient business to
justify the expenditures necessary for
holding q court.
Hon. N. p. Wheeler and wife de-
parted for Cincinnati on Wednesday
last to attend the funeral of Capt.
Alexander Smith, Mrs. Wheeler's
father, who died in Florida, having
gone tbither to recruit his health. We
are without particulars.
Pigeons were quito lively last
week, but not great many we're
killed 1t is said they are occupying
their old roost on Little Tionesta. II
the weather remains open and warm
they will increase rapidly in the next
week or two, and we can look for
good sport among them once more.
Mr.. Dingman lost a 3-bladed
pearl-handled knife some where be.
tween his residence, on Water Street,
and his Office opposite the Lawrence
House. Any one finding the same
will confer favor and be literally
rewarded by returning it to Mr..
Dingman.
-Orris Walters was bound over TO
court by Esquire Brennan, on Satur-
day last, in the sum of $3.50, on a
charge of assault and battery, on oath
of Geo. w. Mealy. Also, in the sum
Of $500 for participating in an affray,
which is said to have occurred three
weeks ago, in the Nealy Settlement.
Rev o. B. Clark has received the
appointment of Grand District Deputy
l. o. G. T., of the district composed OF
Niagara, Erie, Cataraugus, Chautau-
qua, Allegheny and Wyoming counties
in New York. These are all large
and thickly populated counties, and
will keep him busy. He will enter
upon his duties in few days.
The best assortment of Holiday
Goods you will find at Henry Ewald's
Jewelry and Toy Store, next door to
the Post Office, Tidioute, Penna.
Jewelry, Clocks, Musical Instruments,
Rogers q Bro. Silver Plated Ware,
(the best in the market), and Toys OF
all descriptions. Don't fail to
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