The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1883-08-15

OhHAANa Bhoh VI tho CNhtAoA
House, is paying bis annual visit to
his old home near Niagara Falls.
He will doubtless Fill up with peaches
as is his usual custom when he goes
home.
The u. S. Government land sale,
which has been advertised in our
columns for the past three months,
takes place at the Court House to-day.
These lands are valuable and some
one will doubtless get bargain.
Henry Shoemaker, one of the
brave boys in blue, who trains with
the Oil City Greys, is now doing duty
at the annual eucampment of the
N. g. p. at ConBeaut Lake. Hen
makes good looking "sojer boy"
Mr.. j. A. Hart has moved his
household goods to Nebraska, Pa,
where he has taken a Contract Of man
ufacturihg lath and shingles in T. d.
Collins mill. T. F. Ritchey Esq, D,
has moved to the HenRge house just
vacated by the former gentleman.
Our sympathies are with Bro.
Hayden of the Democrat, whose wife
has been lying i'll at her mothers home
in Barnett township for several weeks.
We are sorry to state that she was no
better at last accounts, but hope soon
to hear Of change for the better.
Artist Carpenter is better pre-
pared than ever to please his old Gus.
toners, having added the dry-plate
process to his already perfect facili-
ties for taking pictures. He has dis
carded all assistants and will look after
the wants Of his patrons personally
herafter. Give him a call.
The w. G. L. U. of this place will
hold an ice cream festival on Tuesday
evening next, in the building formerly
occupied by NJ. Einstein's store. A
general invitation is extended, and the
ladies in charge promise all who attend
their moneys worth. Remember the
time, Tuesday evening, Aug. 81.
If the party who sent us the mar
riage notice on a postal card will please
drop US another giving the name ofthe
sender, we will take pleasure in pub
lishing the notice Aforesaid. Marriage
notices, above all others, should be
genuine, and how are we to know them
to be 30 unless we have the authors
name.
j. 7. Brennan Esq, will depart
next Saturday to be absent about ten
days, during which time he will pay
his wife and little daughter visit at
Clifton Springs, N. Y. Should any
one have business to transact with
him they are directed to call on Mr..
G. M. Shawkey, who will attendsto it
promptly.
The M. E, Sunday School con-
cert at the church last Sabbath even.
ing was we'll attended aud pronunced
by all who were there success. The
singing was most excellent, and the
rehearsals by some of the smaller
scholars were very creditabls, The
audience went away highly pleased
with the evenings entertainment.
Mrs. Catharine, wife of Nicholas
Sandrock, residing near Lickingville,
committed suicide on the Sd inst. by
hanging herself to rafler in the loft
of the house, during the absence of the
remainder of the family. She used
bed cord. Temporary insanity is sup
posed to have been the cause. She
was about "a years of age.
Very few people know that let
ter mailed in a hotel envelope which
fails to reach the person addressed is
sent at once TO the dead letter Office
Notwithstanding the 10 days return
notice on the corner. IfyOu stop at
a hotel and uss one of their envelopes
always mark out the name and insert
your own if you want your letter again
if it fails to reach the person address
ed.