The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-08-24
Register, Register, Register.

Our borough schools. open one
week from next Monday.
Miss Lilly Pugh, of Irvineton,
Pa, is visiting at Mr.. Jackson's.
Frank Mabie stopped il town
over Sunday, on his monthly rounds
Mrs. Jerome Wheelock, Of Wor-
cester, Mass, is visiting her sister
Mrs. G. w. Sawyer.
--Tionesta's Chautauqua visitors
are about all home again, and all re-
port most lovely time.
The continued dry weather has
just about put the finishing touches on
the buckwhcat and potato crop.
Prof D. F. Billig, one Of Vcnan
go county's successful teachers, paid
Tonesta friends visit last week.
Don't neglect to have your name
placed on the registry list if you want
to vote this fall. Sept. Z is the last
day for the business.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. d. IRWIN re-
turned on Monday from their three
weeks sojourn at the Sea Side, having
had very pleasant time.
The little shower of rain on Sun
day last was a great blessing to this
section. Although not enough. to do
the crops much good, it had the effect
to lay the dust, which had become al
most intolerabIe.
Charlie Matchet, of Allegheny
City, is shaking hands with his many
Tionesta friends. Mr.. NJ. will gradu-
ate from the medical University of
Pennsylvania, at Philadelphia, next
spring, where he has been student
+ for some time.
j. D. Hulings wishes to notify
the Tionesta Borough Council that if
they dig ditch or drain through his
lot they must do it at their own expense.
He claims that it is not natural
, water course aud they have no right
to cut up his lot to drain auother's.
; East Hickory is to have a new
two.story school honse, and it is al
ready under way. 1t is to cost $500,
aud when completed will be one ofthe
best school buildings in the county.
' The enterprise of Hickory townships
! citizens is commendablc and worthy OF
L imitation.
r Some girls in Clarion won't dance,
but they are willing to play the re
ligious game of Copenhagen and be
: kissed and hugged until the COWS are
J. ready to come home in the morning
and thus retain their good stading il
the church. Clarion JackSOnion
Ditto Tiouesta.
Surveyor Whittekin writes US 6
a very readable letter descriptive Of hi
;. trip to Colorado, where be now is il
1 the employ of the Denver q Ri
- Grande R'y, as ID assistant engineer
We hope he will favor us often, as hi
letters contain such information as tn
, people of this section are anxious t.
~ receive.
x The Jury for September cour
will be drawn on Friday of this week
: Although there are but ten cases oI
the civil list they are very importan
ones, and taken in connection with tn
rather unusually large list of crimina
cases to be disposed of, the Septem
It's ber term will be one of the most i'm
portant yet held in the county.
!. DIR. Allison and Mr., Uria
Keister, of Hickory, came down o
Monday evening for the purpose
II. running some lumber in "skippers
for It. d. Collins. The Doctor, VIII
is an old pilot and bas run lumber o
all stages of the water, says the rive
at present is from one to two inch'
lower than he has.everlknown it to b
Several of our citizens have bee
severely doubled up with cramps
sort of cholera morbus-within Il
past week. 1t is we'll enough fur a
= to avoid as much as possible eatir
new vegetables and "green stuff
these DAYS, as this is the worst time