The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-08-10
Park Grove is home from Brad
ford for a short time.

shorter, but not much cooler.
The Llckingville campmeeting
will commence one week from to.mor-
row, Aug. 18th, and last one week.
Mrs. Eli Holeman is entertaining
her mother and sister, Mrs. Blaisdell
and Mrs. Brown, of Vineland, n. j.
There was a slight frost out on
the hills on Sunday night. No dam
ago was done that we have learned of.
Miss Hannah Warrick, of Wash
ington, Pa, has been visiting with her
niece, Mrs. Hickling, for the past two
weeks.
Mr.. G. w. Bovard and family are
visiting friends and relatives in Butler
county, having been absent since
Thursday.
Col. John Peterson, Democratic
candidate for Prothonotary, was
shaking hands with Tionesta friends
yesterday.
Misses Lillian Benedict and Ella
Henderson, of Pleasantville, spent the
Sabbath in town, the guests Of Miss
Maud Davis.
DIR. Harry e. Campbell aud
brother, Thos., of Allegheny City,
cousins of r. L. and Jas. Haslett, are
rusticatipg in town.
Mr.. VIII H. May, of Louisville,
KY, was here on a visit to his. parents
few days during the past week. He
was looking quite well.
wills. Jameson and Mr.. Trace
drove over from Pleasantville last
Sunday, returning home in the evening
by the bright moonlight.
f The rain on Saturday afternoon
refreshed the earth immensely, anC
: Sunday was the most comfortable day
we've had for several weeks.
Mr.. Chas. Cott, of Columbus, o.
accompanied by his sister, arrived il
o town on Thursday of last week, and i
d visiting with his wife at Mr.. Roberts
;; DIR. Shamburg was in town yes
y terday. The Doctor produces more OF
from his West Hickory property tha
our people are aware OF, and makes a
=, fuss about it either.
" Henry Shoemaker being mem
n n ber of the Oil City Grays, N. G. P
l. has gone to the grand encampmeHt a
= Salisbury, Pa. The boys will dOubtle;
have a grand time.
j., Mr.. T. B. Cobb started on an e'
l. tended Western tour last Friday. ID
o. o. will take in some Of the vast Lumber
ing districts Of the Western an
. Southwestern States.
DIR. Morrow wishes Us to say Fl
the benefit of those living 10 and ol
% % Of town, that he eau be found all hou
5. of the night, when not profession
II. absent, at the Rural House.
Rev. Herman Gilbert, of Corr
Pa, visited. with Mr.. Ed. Heibel Mo
mp day and Tuesday Of this week. Re
10. Gilbert is the gentleman who "ti'
the knot" that made Ed happy.
LY. -Braceville had quite storm
to itself on Friday evening of Ia
7 week timbers was tossed around pr
miscuously. The storm had spent
force before reaching Collins Mill.
Robinson & Bonner have to
down the shed in rear of the store, a
n'7 will erect a commodious warehou
the better to accommodate their lar
= and increasing trade. Mason JOY
is doing the stone work.
The blackberry season being
;Or. most at hand, the question natura
arises, "where are the best cans to
mad for the least money ?" Ed. Heibt
is the place. He has stacks of tn
on hand and sells them very che
Give him a call.
Physicians should remember t
they are now by law required to res
-, ter their names at the Prothonotar
office in each county. They are
quired to present their diplomas
entries in his book. BY this me
.no shal hnour VIM are LEGAL pra