The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-07-30

MI. VI W lluOb w WAik6T nus hE-
Vranged to give a concert at the Tidi.
cute Opera House next Friday even
ing. lie will be assisted by local tai
ent of that place, and has a well ar
ranged program for the occasion.
"A team belonging to w. w.
Thomas backed over the bank near the
creek bridge last Friday, smashing
the wagon, which was loaded with
lumber, into smithereens. No serious
damage was done to the horses.
-"GOlden Days" for August is is.
sued, and is received with the usual
welcome by its many admiring read.
ers. Subscribe Cor it ard make the
young folks of your household happy.
James Elverson, Publisher, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
F. f. Whittekin has withdraw,
from the 6rm of Whittekin Bros,
Surveyors, and disposed Of his inter
est to his brother, II. c., our efficient
county surveyor. All business en-
trusted to the latter will be faithfully
taken care Of.
Hon. j. B. Agnew's house, which
is now undergoing many changes, will
be one of the finest residences in town
when completed. 1t will be very con-
venient in all its appointments, and
spring Of living water will furnish the
house from top to bottem with excel
lent water.
The remodeling Of the Presbyter-
ian church has made vast improve.
ment in the appearance and comfort
of that edifce. A skilled workman
has been engaged to fresco the cell.
ing and walls; when completed it
will be greatly appreciated by all who
attend that church.
"A friend informs us that Mr.. 10.
seph Wuerzka, of Wing Hill, has
perhaps the incest garden in the
county. He says that Joe took
charge of the ground when it was in
a very crude stale, and by faithful
toll has made it bear the finest vege-
tables in great abundance.
j. S. Hood, Street Commissioner,
wishes to notify those having taxes to
work out to be on hand promptly
hereafter, as he has borne with them
es long as possible and don't propose
to dilly.dally any longer, but will ex-
ercise the power vested in him to levy
ON goods or the body of deliDquents.
A word to the wise is sufficient.
Last Saturday team of horses
belonging to Alex. Carr made their
escape from the driver ut the board
landing across the river and plunging
into the river, swan over to Hunters
Island where they were finally cap
:ured. One Of the horses had kicked
the other leaving some bad scars on
the front legs. No other damage.
Hon. A. @. White, our candidate
for Congress, paid our county a visit
during last week. During his stay
here he met many of our citizens. up.
on ell of whom he left the most favor.
able impression. Mr.. White has a
very pleasing address and will make
hosts Of friends wherever he goes.
He can rest assured of the most cor
dial and hearty support of his party
in Forest county.
-'Some hard hearted citizen pois.
oned Wib Hills little water spaniel
this week, and the dogs many admir-
ers will please wear Grape for the next
thirty days. "Snyder" has laid down
to roll over no more" This item is
from the Mcpherson (Kansss) Repub-
Ecan, in which Office "Wib." is learn
ing the art preservatlve. His many
young friends here will sympathise
with him in the loss Of his canine.
Prophet De Voc said some time
ago that there would be snow storm
in July, and impossible as it may
seem he prophesed truly. Last week
Wednesday travellers, between
Knapps Creek and Rock City, were
astonished to see snow falling, it melt
in0 hefora IL struok tho oround