The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-06-30


%; Per cent. of attendance, males
"a, females SO. Nina Hotchkiss,
Avirdie German, Ida Mccoy, Libbie
Wiles, Allie German, Willie Cannan,
Bart and Founie Wiles, we're present
every day. Carrie Sutley missed one
day.
Our former townsman, j. d. w.
Reck, carried off the Doodle in a con.
test with the Rixford Rifle Club a few
days ago. The distance was 200 yards,
five shots, string measure. Jairus'
string measured 81 inches, and the
next best was 10l, upon which we
heartily congratulate him. Those
Mexican county shooters want to let
Forest county material alone or get
downed.
-Plummer Siggins brother to our
John, is in hard luck. About two
weeks ago while standing on the bull
wheel at a we'll of his near Grand
Valley, the engine was started, throw
ing Mr.. S. into the air. He landed
so as to strike his spine. He was
taken with convulsions and has since
been very sick, although better on
Wednesday. He was taken home to
Hickory yesterday Tdioute NeaVs.
Master Will Morrow, son of the
Doctor, has secured the exclusive
right to make and sell Walkers pat.
ent labor saving soap, in Forest and
Armstrong counties, and will offer the
same to our citizens. 1t is guaran.
teed to remove the worst Of grease
spots with cold water, property not
often found in soap. A trial will con.
vince the most skeptical that it will
do all claimed for it. Price no more
than any other soap.
The Grand Army Of Republic,
Department of Pennsylvania, will en-.
camp on the battle field of Gettys.
burg, July I'd, and remain until the
7th. On the I'd and Sd of July the
reunion of the Third Army Corps will
be held on the same historic field.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will sell excursion tickets to Gettys.
burg from all stations on its lines east
of Pittsburgh and Erie, on June 30th,
July 1st, ID, Sd and 4th, good to re-
turn until the Sth, inclusive, at one
fare for the round trip.
All persons presenting full fare,
single trip local tickets, on trains of
the B., N. Y. & P. Ry., purchased and
dated July Sd, 4th, or 9th, 1886, will
be permitted to return on the same
without extra charge on those dates,
including July 9th. Conductors will
punch tickets twice on presentation
and return them to passengers, and
will honor tickets, so punched, for the
return trip, on above named dates, on
any train stopping regularly, by sched.
ule, at the stations at which they were
issued. No tickets will be honored
for return passage after July 9th.
"A goodly number Of the younger
population of the town met at the en-.
CINE room Saturday evening and re.
organized the fire company for the en-
suing year by the election OF the fol
lowing officers. Geo. Sawyer, Chief;
Dick Davis, Foreman; r. L. Haslet
and A. NJ. Doutt, first and second as.
sistant Foreman; II. G. Whittekin,
Secretary; j. E. Wenk, Treasurer;
VIM. Morgan, Geo. Holeman and
Chas. Raisig, Directors. A consti.
tuition and bylaws for the proper
government of the company were also
adopted, and all members present
signed the roll. Meetings will be held
the first Thursday in each month.
"A dispatch from Bolivar to the
Wellsville Free Press of June 10, says
"Miss Louie Mays, who was injured
in the accident on the B. E. & c., rail.
road near Little Genesee, May 18th,
died from those injuries this morning
at the residence of Mr.. D. A. Newton
here, where she had been under the
physicians care since the accident.
A post mortem will be held, and then