The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-03-16
-The mud is getting muddier.

The grounding has been success
this year, sure.
Miss Maude Davis is visiting
friends and relatives in Franklin.
: Mr.. Cornie DericksOn, pf Mead
vile, is visiting with his brother, j. H.
Miss Florence Einstein, of Shelf
field, is paying her>Tionesta friends a
visit.
-"Dick" Davis is at his old post
of duty, and rays "tOll!" for the
bridge company.
oliver Proper was taken sick
Sunday evening, and has been cOnsid-
erably under the weather since.
The egg market is easy once
more, and plenty of the fruit can be
had at 15 cents per twelve pieces.
Mrs. DR.. Wallace, and daughter,
Miss Cora, of East Brady, were the
guests of Mrs. Derickson last week.
Mr.. r. w. Myers, former jewell
er from this place, is here on a busi-
ness visit. He is looking well, and is
the same joviel Reid" he use to be.
Candidates for County Superin.
tendent are just now placing themsel-
YES on as good terms with the school
directors as possible. That's right.
The Brookville Republican says
that 100000 toms Of coal and S0,000,-
900 feet of lumber is about the size of
Jefferson county's prosperity for the
coming year.
Sara Bernhart is billed for Titus.
vile this evening. Seats are selling
at from one to four dollars. 1t will
hardly be necessary to run q special
train from here to accommodate the
crowd.
Jack McCray, of Marienville.
passed through town Oh his way to
Titusville Mondsy. He has been kept
pretty close to business for the past
three months, and is now out for few
days recreation.
Mr.. n. G.. Ball, of East Hickory,
is lying very low and hardly expected
to recover with gravel" Mr.. Ball is
most worthy man and citizen, and we
shsuld be grieved to learn of his dis
ease terminating in his death.
These bright, sunny days are ex-
cellent for catching coous and making
maple sugar. Coon furs are in their
prime now, and some of our hunters
have bagged several of the short tailed
corn-thieves within the past week.
Strawberries are selling in New
York for sevsnty.five cents for little
basket full, supposed to hold quart.
When We eat Strawberries we like
them with sugar and cream, and as
these latter articles are pretty high
now, we don't think we'll take any.
Mr.. S. S. Holbrook, of Cincinnati,
paid our town a business visit last
week. He still feels an interest 10
the welfare Of Forest county, notwith-
standing he has disposed of his prop.
erty here, and this feeling is reciprocal.
ted by his many friends in this section
for his prosperity.
The March number of Baldwin'G
Official Railway Guide is on hand
with It's Usual freshness, and showing
many marks of improvement on for
mer Issues. The Guide is rapidly
placing itself in the lead ofall compel.
itors, owing to the perseverance and
energy Of its publisher, Mr.. Baldwin.
Judge Cook, who has for several
weeks lain seriously i'll in Pittsburgh
has nearly recO vered, and expects tn
be home shortly. The loss Barnett
township would sustain by the death
of Judge Cook would be very great
and We are pleased to learn with his
many friends that he has been spared
May he live to ripe old age.
IF VenOr and the grounding car
make any kind of agreement about the
weather rafting will soon commence
and we wish to call the attention o.
lumbermen to the fact that we have q
timer in our town who has a large