The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1882-04-26

;nar;nr f~ou the solid foundation
which i beipg \put up by Masons
Joyce and Smear Raugh.
--HoIoman & HSpkin' issue their
Spring Bulletin today in the shape of
a new and attractive Saa. 10 whioh
we invite attention. Ifpey ask tne
people from far and near to Ssil anu
inspect their splendid stock anu. l...s- get
bargains, feeling satisfied that they are
able to please all in quality and
prices.
Mr.. Garfield has completed his
house on Front St., and moved into it,
He has a pleasant location. Mr.
Ritchey now occupies part Of the Sloan
house as a residence, and Mr.. and Mrs
Il. B. Crawford have got comfortably
quartered in their recently purchased
domicile, the house lately vacated by
Mr.. Ritchey.
Capt. M. D. McIlvein, ofDenver
Col, is stopping in town this week,
and being an old newspaper man, and
still loving the smell Of a printing
office, be of course landed in our
sanctum in his rambles through the
city. He is a versatile and conpan.
ionable gentleman whom it is
pleasure TO meet.
Carpenter Carson is at work on
Mr. Robinson's Race St. house, and is
making wonderful change in its
appearance and convenience. "Rudy"
Struken is doing the pastering, and
when completed it will be a pleasant
abiding place, and will be occupied
by Mr.. Eagles, whose family is at
present away on a visit.
Judge Cook of this county has
announced in the Brookville RepubH.
can that he will contest for the Repub-
lican nomination in that county for
Congress. We understand that the
Judge stands a good chance Of carry.
ing off the honors in that county
against his competitors who are Hon.
A. G. White Of Jefferson county. and
Gen. Harry White.
Capt. P. Grace, principal owner
of the great Mystery" on lot GAG, was
in town yesterday and made us a
pleasant visit. OF course he "let US in
on the ground floor" concerning the
mysterious oil we'll, but as we promised
not to "give it away" our readers will
have to do without the facts (N. The
Captain don't seem to think it is as
much of mystery as some people
would like to make it.
The news from Mr.. A. H. Par
fridge, who recently went to James.
town, N. Y, for medical treatment,
we are panied to say, is not at all en-
couraging. Mr.. Partridge would be
} greatly missed should he be taken Of
at present,-in fact, we know of nc
citizen whose loss would be more
: keenly felt by our people, and We
; sincerely hope with his many friend;
that he may yet be restored to health
/ Miss Minnie Freeman, Principal
Of our borough school, was taken quite
, seriously i'll on Wednesday last, since
q which her school has been closed. Al
q this writing her condition is sufficiently
serious to cause her friends some unea
siness, but her physician thinks with
careful nursing there need be no cause
for alarm. We hope to report hel
much improved by next week. Hel
: mother arrived from Maryland OF
Saturday last, and is with her.
"A large amount of lumber wa
brought out on the food of last week
and has nearly all "pulled out" for the
lower markets. There still remains &
good deal in the upper end of thu
creek, but it is ready to come cut OIL
the slightest suspicion of freshet
E That which will float into market
this week will ease up on tho money
t market in this section wonderfully
S Good prices reign, we understand. anC
= our lumbeimen are correspOndingll
d jubilant.
= The w. G. T. u. met at the resi-