The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1882-01-25

CudIuChSl lOA JUL CuAdhbp hShSo ~ I
respectfully decline TO publish it. We
canuot allow our columns to be used
for the purpose of settling personal
quarrels.
The Y. P. L. S. elected the fol-
lowing officers last Saturday evening
for three months: President, Charles
Raisig; Vice Pres, Miss Sue Evans
Se,'y, w. L. Klinestiver Treas, Miss
Marie Jackson. They meet at the
residence of Judge Proper next Sat
hrday evening.
Mr.. Wilson Jameson, of Pleas
antville, former Tioncsta boy, but
now of the Smoky City, has secured q
position in large wholesale establish
ment. writes and says; "Send me the
REPUBLICAN must have the news
from my old heme." Our best wishes
for success, Wills.
The creek and back channel are
frozen over, and our ice men are smil-
ing all over their countenances. They
will be able to put up or 6 inch ice,
which is much better than none at
all. The boys are also happy, and
Ed. Heibel will doubtless sell some of
those handsome skates he has had on
hands all winter.
AT this writing there is greater
promise of little winter weather than
there has been since the season set in.
The sleighing on the hills is fair, and
the lumbermen are taking due advant-
age Of what little snow there is to get
their boards, timber, &C., to the creek
banks. 1t makes them (the lumber
men) look much pleasanter.
Mr.. Thos Snodgrass, formerly Of
President, but now of Spartsnsburg
| Pa, paid Tionesta visit last Thurs
day. He was accompanied by hi'
wife, who remains to visit a few day
with her sister Mrs. j. ID. w. Reck
Mr.. SIS friends in this section will b.
glad to learn that his mercantile busi
ness is hourishing in his new field.
The Free Methodist brethreI
closed their revival meetings at New
, mansville on Saturday evening last
On Sunday class Of 33 members wa
organized at that place, with Mr.. =
C. Bowman as leader. The same soci
J ETY. commenced series of meetings 8
O the Hudlleson school house last eve
ming, which give promise of success.
: Rev. G. f. Reeser, formerly pa
). tor of the M. E. Church of this plac
y but now of Springfield, Ill, and Mi
= NJ. Dawson, tor many years clerk
the Tidioute postofice, were marie
J. at that place yesterday morning at
/ o'clock. Mr.. Resser iS 6S years
e age and his bride is so. Their frien'
@ in this community will wish the
many years of health and happine'
Joseph Harris Catalogue
"a Field, Garden and Flower Seeds f
d 1882, has reached us aud is handsom
81 and better than any of its pIedece'
ore. We have tried his seeds on fo
j. mer occasions and always found the
Ip first. t.class, and can recommend the
OF to the public as such. Should any
10 our readers feel disposed to try
seeds, we are confident they will I
ut be disappointed. Address for cat
ye logue, Joseph Harris, MOreton Far
6, Rochester, N. Y.
40 Hon. John G. Hall, our St'
H. Senator will please accept thanks
m copy of the Reports on the Ora
at Water Ways of Pa. We notice
to the way, that Senator Hall is qa
he fayorably mentioned in connect
We with the Democratic nomination
Governor next fall. Feeling persc
le, ally friendly toward Mr.. Hall, as
ee, do, we should hate to see him nomi
of ted, because the Republicans are goi
ed to knock that persimmOn, and
ar, would prefer to see some one else 8
rifced.
sh- A black fox has been seen