The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1883-07-11

He will stay with Tionesta friends a
few days. Morris reports business
lively at Sheffield.
The 14th annual reunion of the
S3d. Regiment Veteran Association,
will be held st Tionesta, Forest ,Coun.
ty, on the 18th of Sept, 1888. BY
order of Ex. Committee.
d. w. Clark Chairman.
Papers of North Western Pa, please
copy.
Mr.. Chas. CLARK, son Sheriff
Clark, is paying his parents and old
friends in this section visit, being
accompanied by his wife and little
boy baby. Charlie is looking natural,
and his former associates here are.
glad to see him once more. He has a
position in large edged tool factory
in the suburbs of Philadelphia.
On the Sd inst, while eRdeavor.
ing to get some hay put up before it
raincd, Mr.. Jas. G.. Bromley, of Stew.
arts Run, received quite a severe sun.
stroke, from the effects of which he
was confined to the house for several
days. He is now better, but will
hardly be able to do much harvesting
this summer.
WIN. j. Spence, we'll known to
many of our older citizens, especially
those of Barnett township, died at his
residence near Scotch Hill, Clarion
county, on July %, 1888. He was
born on the day of Perry's victory on
Lake Erie, Sept. 10, 1912, and was
consequently nearly II years Of age
at the time of his death. He was
highly esteemed by his nsighbors.
The committee appointed to make
arrangements for the reunion of the
SD Regiment, met here the fore part
of last week and decided on Tuesday,
the 18th day of September as the most
suitable time. 1t will row be in order
for cur citizens to begin looking after
the preliminary arrangements, as it is
going to be no small task to take care
of the boys properly on that day, and
Tionesta must not be behind in the
matter.
Miss Kate Guenther, teacher of
Church Hill School makes the follow
ing report for the month ending July
3: Number enrolled 16; average at
ten dance ~; percentage of attendsD ce
80. Those who we're present every
day during the month are, Earle AL.
baugh and Albert Shafer. Those who
were absent but one day are, Kate
Andrews, Baura Church, Nellie,
Jessie. Warren and WIlbirt Brace.
Hammy Foreman was absent tive
days.
DR.. Jas. B. Siggins is home from
Ann Arbor, Mich, and is receiving
the congratulations of his large circle
of friends. We are gIstifed to state
that Mr.. Siggins graduated from that
eminent institution with high honors
aod is now full fedged M. D. We
have not yet learned where he expect;
to locate, but feel safe in predicting
for him a successful practice from the
start; being true gentleman he will
win the confidence and esteem Of the
people wherever he goes.
Jim IL. Hulings retarn ed or
Monday from Louisville, where h,
has been for the past three months
looking after lumber for Tionesta par
ties. He reports the weather dowr
there as somewhat warm, the termom
eter ranging from 100 to 100 degrees
in the shade for the past two weeks
yet strange to say, the papers repor
not single case OfsunstrOke, although
there were ten deaths from that cause
in one day. Louisville is going tt
have a big exhibition soon, and they
don't propose to scare the crowd away
don't you see.
Argument Court was held here
Monday. The only matter of i'm
pOrtance to our citizens was the hear
ing of the petition for the removal 0