The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1883-09-05

about to start a Republican paper at
Ashby, Grant county, MINI. Now,
Luther, you have struck the right
note. Go in, and may your efforts be
crowned with glory, and above all,
wealth in abundance and happiness
supreme, is the prayer of all your Tio.
nesta friends.
In its proper place to-day we
publish the marriage announcement of
our young friend John Osgood. And
it gives US wonderful pleasure to ex-
tend to him and his excellent bride
many congratulations upon this huppy
occasion. John is one of the most en-.
ergetic, straightforward young men of
our acquaintance, and deserves a good
girl for wife, and happy we are to
think that he has got jest that kind.
May their journey through life be a
long, happy, peaceful aud prosperous
one.
All arrangements for the reunion
of the SD regiment, on the 18th inst,
are progressing finely. The subscrip-
ton papers have all been sent to the
different committees throughout the
district, and some have already been
returned with handsome and liberal
contributions, showing that our citi-
zens are all taking a lively interers in
the matter, and are willing to help
make the affair success. The grounds
are being tastefully arranged, and a
bandstand, tables, seats, &c, are be-
ing built, and everything points to a
good time and gal day on the 18th.
DR.. Coburn was called last Sun
day to see John Myers, the victim of
young Busb's reckless rife shooting at
Oldtown last week, and after probing
some time for the ball failed to dis.
cover its location. DIR. Philips of
Lickingville, has charge of the case,
and it was in consultation with him
that Dr.. Coburn was called. The DIR.
thinks that Myers is getting along as
well as could be expected under the
circumstances, but that there is no
telling how soon the case may take a
serious turn. No attempt has as yet
been made to arrest the offending par.
ties.
We notice by circular to that
effect, that Mr.. A. Holeman, the veter-
an merchant Of Pleasantville, has dis
posed Of his mercantile establishment
to Messrs. H. J. Hopkins and j. II.
Lockwood, who will hereafter cater to
the many old customers and good peo'
pie of that community. Mr.. Hole
man retires from The mercantile trade
with an enviable reputation for fail
dealing that will be comfort to him
in his retirement from the activities 0I
business life. We wish him many
years Of peace and happiness in that
retirement; while on the other hand
the new firm has our best wishes for
that success which their we'll known
energy and push is bound to bring
them.
Some irregularity in the former
view Of the street to be opened from
the river bridge to toilette street hav.
ing occurred, the matter will have to
be gone over again. The viewers ap-
pointed by the Court are as follows
George w. Robinson. S. j. Wolcott,
John A. Proper, j. H. Dingman, Jas
7. Brennan, G. w. Bovard, G. w,
Clark. They have caused notices to
be posted to the effect that they will
meet at ten o'clock, on Monday, Sept
18th, 1888, to view the premises in said
order described, and to assess and al
low damages to all persons injured
and to make contribution for benefits
upon all persons benefited by the
opening of said street, pursuant to
Act of Assembly of April %, 1856
All persons interested arc notified to
attend.