The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1885-08-19


running a couple of slvers into the
hack of his right hand. DIR. Morrow
removed them, the largest being an
inch and half in length.
Rev. and Mrs. +. NJ. Small have
invited their many friends to assist
them in celebrating their 25th we'd
ding anniversary, or Silver Wedding,
on the evening Of August 2Sth. A
pleasant event is anticipated.
Peter Berry's we'll No. 13 was
struck by lightning one day last week
burning the rig and tank connected.
Another 1900 barrel tank on the
Howe tract, belonging to Peter, burst.
ed and all its contents we're lost.
"A family reunion was held at
the residence of Judge Arner at Kel-
lettville yesterday, all the children
and observation-disclosures in all
being present. We are without
particulars, but feel assured it was
most happy occasion.
Everybody who knows anything
about it, says the crop of beechnuts
coming on this season will be the lar.
gest known to this section fer many
years. This is good news to lovers of
the gun as it will undoubtedly bring
myiiads Of pigeons around this fall.
"A Tylersburg correspondent to
the Clarion JacksOnian says that Z.
Terrill 81 Co. will locate stave.mill
at Oakwood, Forest county, in the
near future. And also that Judge
Cook will test China land seon. His
we'll being down 1000 feet aud still
drilling,
WIN. r. Reck of Strattanvill,e
passed through the town en- route to
the upper oil country on a few days
vacation while the mill Of which he
has charge is undergoing repairs. He
must be living pretty high of late as
he looked about 25 pounds heavier
than usual.
The many young friends Of Miss
May Agnew, who is now under the
medical care of DIR. Stewart of St.
Vincent Hospital, Erie, will be panied
to learn that her condition is not ma
terially better. However, the Doctor
has strong hopes of her ultimate re.
covery but says she must have care
ful attention.
Attention is called to the new
card in this issue of w. A. Eagles,
who now prides himself on the posses.
sion of the best livery the town has
ever had. His charges are very rea.
sonable, and he never allows a Gus
toner to go away disappointed when
he calls at his stable for rig, no mat
ter at what hour of the day or night.
Last Thursday evening Mr.. Mack
Agnew gave party to his young
friends in honor of his cousin, Miss
Ella Cook, who has been the guest of
the family for the past week. Up
wards of seventy of Tionesta's charm
ing young people we're in attendance,
and the spacious mansion of Hon. j.
B. Agnew was thrown open to the
happy guests, who enjoyed the gener-
ons hospitality of the family to the
full extent. 1t was the society event
of the season and will long be green
spot in the memory of those whose
good fortune it was to be there.
--Peterson's Magazine for Septem-
Der opens with very beautiful steel
engraving, from a picture in the last
Paris salon, "The Drink Az The
Spring" but contains, in addition, a
mammoth colored fasion. plate, besides
some fifty other illustrations, chiefly
for the fashions, the workable, ETC.,
etc. The stories are remarkably good,
even for Peterson" Ii seems, to us,
to fulfil all the requirements of la.
dy's.book, and at price that places
it within the reach of all-vlz: two
dollars a year. Address Charles j.
Peterson, 500 Chestnut St., Philadel-
phia, Pa.
-Ballou's Magazine for September