The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1883-08-22

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the scaffold Of his building distance
of about 10 feet, but fortunately es.
Gaping with but two or three slight
bruises.
This is the month for registration.
Look at the registry lists at the poll.
ing places and see that your name is
registered there. To secure vote the
elector must be registered before Sep.
tember Let.
-Baldwin's official Railway Guide
is issued for August and will prove a
boon TO the summer tourist. This ex.
cellent Guide has grown so steadily in
public favor that it has become an &C.
tual necessity to the traveller.
There is but short time left for
the registration of voters, and we
would admonish our Republican
friends to see that their names are on
the list. Don't neglect it, See to it
right away
The telsgraphcr's strike has en-
ded in a failure of the strikers to bring
the Western Union to terms, and all
who are able to get their former po-
sitions are or have gone to work un.
dsrithe old conditions.
Complaint is made about the
boys who make practice of bathing
in Tionesta creek in too close proxim-
ity of the OldtowR school house. The
party who informed us says the offend.
ers are liable to be prosecuted.
IS. S. Garfield took a large new
boiler to Balltown this week, which
will do duty on some of the Kelly &
Grandin wells at that place. For
moving heavy machinery Garfield
takes back seat for none of EN-.
Judge Reck LETT yesterday morn.
ing for a three weeks visit ameng his
old frieEds in Ohio, and may extend
his trip to Indiana. We wish the
Judge pleasant time. During his
absence Mr. Carr will look after the
meat market in good style.
Judge Proper has sold the oak
aud hemloek timber on his land along
Tubbs Run to some parties, whose
Games we are not able to recall, who
will begin the erection of mill there
forthwith. Besides saving lumber
they talk of putting in a stave mill
also.
Since the high constable has "got
his hand in" We hope he will ridgidly
enforce the COW ordinance, and let no
guilty man escape. If the law is a
good one it is good for all, and if a
bad one let it be bad for all. The b.
C. aforesaid informs US that all often.
ders will be served alike.
The ice cream festival last eve.
ming by the w. G. T. U. was q we'll
patronized and very nicely conducted
affair. The cream asd accompani.
ments were delicious and all that could
be wished, and no doubt the Unions
exchequer was quite handsomely re.
plenishsd.
Mrs. w. r. Dunn, Of CrOokston,
MinR., arrived in town Monday, and
will remain with Tienesta friends for
six weeks or two months. She is ac-
campanied by her little daughter
Louise. We understand Mr. Dunn
expects to make his old friends here
a visit during his wife's stay, aud we
hope he will.
One week from next Saturday,
Sept. 1st, it will be lawful to kill
squirrels, and already we hear some Of
the boys talking of opening the season
with grand match hunt. AS yet We
have heard of but few squirrels being
seen, but that never detsrs a Tionesta
crowd from hunting, just as hard
and a good deal harder, in fact. If
the boys want to hunt they ought to
dc it, and the scarcsr the game the
more skill is shown in bringing a good
bag,
Capt. Stow Post will meet tO.mor-
row evening to take steps looking to
the Arrangements for the reception and