The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1882-06-07

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solicits share Of tho public patron
age in that line. lie intended to write
up new I'D" this week, but was too
busy waiting on customers. Give him
a call.
-Davy Hilands possesses the cutest
pets yet. They are three little hoot-
owls, supposed to be about two weeks
old, and for odd specimens they cer-
tainly take the cake. Always perched
upon the highest place in the room
their sedate and sanctimonious look is
too cute for anything.
Golden Days." that lovliest Of
all magazines for young folks, is on
our table for June. Nothing can
compare with it for choice stories and
instructive and entertaining literature.
james Elverson, Philadelphia, Pa,
Publisher.
The wife of Henry Miller, Of
Beaver Valley, Hickory township,
died very suddenly on Saturday night,
June 3. She was an estimable woman,
kind of heart, and enjoyed the friend
ship of all her neighbors. Besides
her stricken husband she leaves eight
small children to mourn her loss, and
it is needless to say they have the
heartfelt sympathy of a large circle of
friends.
Chairman BrOckwny Issues his
cali for the holding CT tie Republican
Primary Elections in this county on
the 24th of June, being the last Satur-
day in the month. There will be no
contast for the several nominations this
time, and hence the primaries will
lack the usual interest, however We
hope the voters will turn out we'll and
give the candidates announced as nice
a complimentary vote as possible.
Morris, tho Tailor, Of Oil City,
wishes to inform bis numerous patrons
and the citizens generally, in this Sec
ton that he will visit Tioaesta to-
morrow CThursdsy), with q full line Of
the choicest samples of summer goods,
which he 10 prepared to make up in
the latest style, at astonishingly low
prices. These in need OF anything in
his lire will do we'll to consult hin.
He will be found ai the Lawrence
House, tomorrow. It.
All these who wish to see the glo.
rious Fourth observed here with an
ld.fsshioned celebration and are will.
ing to aid in the matter, are requested
to present themselves at the Arbitra-
ton Room of the Court House on next
Friday evening. 1t 10 particularly
desired that everybody attend and aid
in the matter. 1t has been several
years since any dsmonetratiOns of the
kind have taken place in Tionesta,
and if we don't soon wake up we will
entirely forget Americas greatest ma.
tiOual holiday. Let the eagle scream
once more in our town.
Since the opening of their new
short line between this section and
Bradford the B. P. IL w. +. r. has
had an immense passenger traffic
Every train is packed, and the travel
between Warren and Bradford is in
crsasing so rapidly that they will soon
be obliged to add more coaches to theil
trains. The new piece of road from
Warren to Kinzua is already in excel
lent order, and the trains glide over il
as smoothly as though it were a road
of several years standing. To those
Who have never been in that region q
trip over the road would we'll repay
them for the time and expense.
District Attorney Irwin, of Forest
county, came in possession few day.
ago of souvenir that any scholar ol
collector of antiquities would prize
very highly. While surveying in tn,
wilds Of the county, he stopped at the
former residence of Thomas Porter, an
old client. Mr.. Porter had moved
away, but before going had left with
the new tenant, in trust for Mr.. Irwin
a pewter pOrridge platter which once