The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1882-05-10


Dingmau died at her home in Brighton,
Ontario, Canada, on April goth, 1892 |
Mr. and Mrs. Dingman. it will he
remembered, departed for there onthat
date, to make hor visit, but not
knowing Of her critical condition
stopped few days with relatives at
Bradford. Telegrams we're sent but
failed to reach them, and when they
arrived the funeral had taken place.
What a sad ending of visit which
had been looked forward to with such
bright anticipations. In common
with the friends Of Mr. Dingman and
his bereaved relatives we extend our
sympaty in their great affiiction.
The lippy snide who is left in
charge Of the editorial columns of the
Commonwealth during the absence Of
the regular editor, has been trying
diligently ever since to make an ass
of himself, but unfortunately Nature
got ahead of him, and like oil of
Natures work the job is complete and
cannot be improved upon. The paper
contained Que original item last week,
and that was the one the animal
above mentioned wrote about himself,
as follows "The young man who is
in the habit of kissing his girl on the
street had better wipe off his chin ard
pull down his vest before repeating the
operation" Come off, sonny; don't
make yourself so fresh.
The Warren and Fsrnsworth
Valley marrow guage railroad, starting
at Clarendon aud passing Through the
GAG district in Cherry Grove, has
between $50 and 175 men engaged in
grading working all the way from
Rockwells tannery, to Case Run, foul
; and half miles from the starting
point. BY the middle of next week
there will be 800 men working, anC
the road will be opened up as far al
!, the summit. The work is under tht
= management Of P. H. lowell. Tht
e construction engine and cars havr
/ been engaged. This is the road beinI
g built by Warren parties. = Warrel
II Ledger.
'' Attention is called to the ney
u Hardware Store "ad," in this issue
Mr.. Heber has his new store trigge'
n out in nice shape, and is already re
t, ceivi1g a good share Of the publ
e patronage. He means to dea
squarely, sell cheap and always kee
Vt a full and complete line Of hardwar
u in store, which will most assuredl
e establish a good trade for him in hi
If section. Lumbermen are especiall
asked to give him call when in nee
t. of anything in the line ofmill supplies
q Farming utensils of all kinds.
is "A new telegraph line has bee
% established in Tiouesta it runs frOI
of Joe Devices to the depot, thence
y Mr.. Craig's residence, and takes i
a several places on the route, anon
rs them Jim Fones, REPUBLICAN ofic
and Mrs. DR.. Hunters residence. TIL
n town will probably turn out sewers
= new operators shortly. It is an indt
- pendent line, and cannot be absorbe
0r by the Western Union; the office
"a have not been named yet, but it
a understood that Jim Fones is workir
is hard for the Presidency.
to Commissioner Ledebur and Sher
of Clark departed for Dixmont Hospit
on Monday, for the purpose of 7
N moving Forest County's insane patien
" to the Hospital at North Ware
as They are only four in number, b
or two of them are said to be belligere
Ks chaps, and may give the gentlemen
al charge some trouble. They will pa
,e up the river on the train this afte
Il. noon, provided they make proper co
to nections. The removal of these parti
will save the county fifty cents ws
for each patient.
ar Golden Days for May has reach
= its subscribers, who can not be othC
- wise than charmed with the ma