The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-04-21

censes to return tho same, and no
questions will be asked.
Mr.. N. Thompson, returned last
week from a four weeks visit to KaD-
sas. Nick. was very much taken with
the country, and thinks It the farmers
Paradise. When he leaves this
country, he says you may look for him
in Kansas.
Mr.. Alb. Grove has purchased the
house and lot on the corner of Elm
and May Sts., now occupied by VIM.
Killmer. Although the house is Of
little account the lot is one Of the
pleasantest and best situated in town,
Mr. G. expects to fix it up" before
long.
Mr.. j. L. Craig, our r. r. Agent,
has purchased, through the agency Of
d. w. Clark, the corner lots, between
Mrs. Henry's residence and the Public
Square, and intends building resi-
dence this summer. He is the kind of
citizen we like to see become per.
manent.
Mr.. d. w. Clark Jr., Insurance
Agent, of Tidioute was in town Mon.
day. BY reference to his card it will
be seen that he has appointed T. j.
VanGieson Esq, of this place Solici.
ting Agent, and any business intrus-
ted to the latter gentleman will receive
prompt attention.
Mr.. Carpenter, the Photographic
Artist, has materials on the ground
for moving his gallery. 1t will oc-
cupy place oD j. d. Hullngs' lot, on
the opposite side of the street from
where it now stands. When once in
his new quarters he will have a much
pleasanter place.
The Family Medical Abstract"
for March is out, and contains fund
Of useful information and interesting
reading matter for the home circle
The price of the Abstract is only $1.50
n year, and copy of it should be in
every family. A. f. Mckay, M. D.,
Editor, Tidioute, Pa.
May q Kelly's mill suspended
operations one day last week, on
account Of their saw being strained,
They sent the saw to Mr.. K. S. Rudy,
at Galenza Mills. who hammered and
stifened it so that now it works as we'll
as when new from the shop. All those
whose saws need like repairs should
send them to Mr.. Rudy.
Capt. Bogardus and Fred. Erb,
Jr., who is yet in his te ems, vii shoot
their second pigeon match at St. Louis
the last of this month, for $500 side,
each to shoot at 100 birds at 80 yards.
Young Erb having defeated the veter.
an few weeks ago, this match will
be watched with interest by sporting
men in all sections Of the country.
The new announcements in the
Forest National Democrat are as fol.
lows; for Assembly, Orion Siggns,
and John Woodcock for Associate
Judge, Archibald Black Treasurer,
I. j. Bowman. Chas. A. Hill, for
Associate Judge, and o. w. Proper
for Treasurer, greenbackers, have also
announced themselves in the new
democratic paper.
Little Harold Sharp had a very
narrow escape from drowning in the
creek one day last week. While play
ing on the RATS lying in the mouth OF
the creek he fell in, and but for the
presence aud help of his gra andpa, Mr..
May, the child must have perished.
The little fellow had similar expert.
ence last summer, when he was rescued
by P. M. Clark.
Mr.. George Holsman. one of our
young citizens has left us and moved
10 place called Jerusalem Corners, q
short distance beyond Pleasantville
where he has purchased a farm and
will till the soil for livelihood. In
his departure we lose an excellent cit
izen and staunch Republican, fol
which we are very sorry. Should you
ever tire of Jerusalem, George, come
back to Forest county.