The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1885-06-10


A strict observance Of the same by
election officers will insure a harmon
ious and successful election. Let
every Republican turn out at the pri.
maries on the 9th inst. Il is impor.
tant.
-KiDgsley township, which al
ready has reputation for good roads,
has just purchased two new scrapers
of the latest design, at cost of $40
each. These machines dress up a
road very nicely and quickly, and we
presume that township will outshine
us ell before the season is ended.
Let more of the townships follow suit.
Tomorrow at the brides resi-.
dence in BrOokville, Pa, Mr.. G. d.
Baker, former citizen of our town,
and one of our most esteemed young
men, will be united in marriage with
Miss Laura Calvin, also a particular
favorite with the young society peo.
pie of our town. We join their large
circle Of admiring friends in extend
ing wholesome congratulations and
best wishes for long and joyous fu-
ture.
The meetings conducted in the
Presbyterian church during last week
by Rev. w. F. Wood of Oil City,
came to a close on Sunday evening.
The meetings were we'll attended and
the impressive sermons delivered by
Rev. Wood we're listened to with
great interest by all. At the COM
munion services on Sabbath morning
the following persons united with the
church: Mr.. Geo. w. Robinson, Mr..
and Mrs, Jas. r. Clark, Misses Lizzie
Greenslade, Marie and Anna jackson,
and Florence Klinestiver.
Last Thursday night and early
Friday morning this section was visit.
ed by very heavy rain, amounting
in some parts to almost a deluge
The early riser found nearly all Of
his portable articles afoat, in some
parts Of the town the sidewalks being
submerged by the torrents. No dam
age of any account was done in this
place; on the contrary we don't know
but twas a good thing, as much of
the filth and garbage that some peo-
pie throw and drain onto the public
streets and alleys was washed into the
river.
Jacob SmearSaugh offers his farm
on Dutch Hill, two miles from Tiones.
ia borough, for sale. There are over
80 acres cleared and under excellent
state of cultivation, q large frame
barn and excellent farm house, both
new, a never-failing well, splendid
orchard of ckoice fruit trees and other
advantages. Will be sold at a rea-
sonable figure on very easy payments.
Here is rare opportunity for some
energetic, Industrious man who wants
good farm that don't need fixing up.
Information can be obtained at this
office.
Hear them puff. The Bathgate,
D. T., Sentinel says Residents of
North Dakota are now reveling in the
almost endless days which are part of
our glorious climate and country.
Just to think, ye of the east, of being
able to read newspapers by the light
of heaven, at ten o'clock in the eve.
ming. And then for it to become
light again by three the next morning.
This feature combined with the most
superb climate make the region above
the 46th parallel such an objective
one. Truly, We of Dakota are ia.
vored mortals.
An accident occurred at Russell'E
Mills, on Bear Creek, last Saturday
which may yet prove fatal. David
Richie, who manipuIa!eS the edger
saw, was struck in the breast by q
beard which was thrown by the saw
with such terrible force as to fracture
some of the bones and render him un'
conscious for sUme time. DR.. fowler
of Marienville was summoned and
rendered all possible relief, but at last
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