The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-10-26

N"y VIZ NiS"IlVh OoJs Asol'up'AS"hoj
be up and doing.
Mr.. Robinson, of Greenville, Pa,
brother Of Mrs. G. S. Allen, is paying
Tionesta visit.
Miss June Siggins of West Hick-
ory, is visiting her young lady friends
in Tionesta this week.
Miss Lydia Evans, assistant prin-
cipal OF the Tidioute schools, spent the
Sabbath in Tionesta with her sister,
Miss Sue.
We ask the indulgence of those
of our advertisers who find their "ads."
omitted this week. The omissions are
unavoidable at this time, but the thing
will not occur soop again.
Mr.. and Mrs. d w. Agnew, who
have been living at Oil Greek Lake
this summer, returned to Tionesta on
Saturday last, and expect TO take up
their abode once more with us. We'll
come home.
Mr., Anna Purdy of Green twp,
was in town on Monday. He informs
us that he beat Judge Proper a little
on raising oats tAis year, having har-
vested 416 bushels from II acres.
That beats the Judge 1G bushels.
-Smearbaugh q Co., have moved
into their handsome new store room,
and are ready to welcome their Gus
toners in fine style. The new room
is comme6ious one, and everything
looks fresh and neat. Call aud see
them.
Republicans, stand your ground
from this on till after election. Let
every man do his share and sweeping
victory will be ours. Our ticket is A
No. l in oil respects, and no man need
have any hesitancy in working for its
success.
DR.. Gillstt, one Of the oldest, aud
most successful and widely. known
physicians of this section of the
country, died at his home in Frakliu,
on the 10Th inst. He will be long and
favorably remembered by many ofour
old citizens.
Mr., c. D. Aans of Oil City, ac.
companied by his friend j. w. Jones,
of Norristown, Pa, were in town last
week as the guests of Ben. May, and
paid their respects to the game about
Balltown. They didn't secure any
more game than they could :onven-
ienlly manage and keep from spelling,
but had most delightful time.
We learn that our old friend
Frank Mabie is now in the employ as
travelling agent of Messrs. Janney &
Andrews, the largest and most respou-
sible importers and wholesale dealers
in groceries in the city of Philadel.
phia. We congratulate Frank upon
his acquisition . such nice position,
as we'll as the firm who employs him
upon securing such faithful aud eff.
cient salesman. Success to both.
Last Wednesday afternoon the old
building on the corner of Walnut and
Water St., owned by Capt. Knox, and
kaown as the Dale & Bro. building,
took fire aud burned to the ground in
a very short time. 1t WINS occupied
by d. G. Baker, Ghnsmith, who lost
his entire set of tools, together with
several guns and reyolvers, which
were there for repairs. Mr.. Baker es.
Inmates HE loss at $500. The origin
of the fire is not known.
Mr.. H. o. Davis family are in
deed sorely afflicted at present. Since
the death of their daughter, Emma,
Mrs. Davis has been very severely
afflicted with - \ fever, and al
though she is now in fair way of re-
covery, two of her daughters, Carrie
and Leona have been taken down, and
are threatened with serious attack.
The worst feature of the case is their
inability to procure proper nursing,
the people being afraid Of contracting
the disease. Many would gladly vol
unleer their services but for this