The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-05-02
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS:

Opening this morning at sec.
The Rural House is being hand
somely re painted.
Squire solley Of Balltowu was on
our streets yesterday
The "Qoeen Of. the May" foated
iu on cold wave yesterday.
Several "back number".straw hats
have made their appearance.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Robinson are
visiting Mercer county friends this
week.
Mrs. S. ]. Campbell is slswly re.
covering from a severe attack of pneu.
monia.
Mr.. w. j. Huntet oteE Eebraska'
gave the REPUBLICAN 3 pleasant call
Saturday last.
7 Mr.. d. d. Morisrty, one of EN-
lenton's prominent citizens is sojourn
ing 10 the burg this week.
The foundation being finished the
carpenters have commenced work on
Mrs. DIR. Hunters new mansion in the
north ward.$
Mr.. saT Clark, who has suf
fered severe attack of sickness fol
several days past, was some better al
last accounts.
Herman & Siggins' soda fountain
has been busted and rubbed up 10 fiu'
shape. and will fizz and sputter soor
as the weather demands it.
Roy Brownell has gone to Austin
PotNr county, where his sister, Mrs
! Geo w. Smith, resides, to remain fu
the summer, If it suits him.
"A good selection is made in th,
choice Of Mr.. G. w. Robinson G
Forest county's member of the Repub
lican State Central Committee.
We had a pleasant visit from Mr.
II. H. Stow of Bradford, last Friday
He aud Mrs. Stow we're guests at tn
silver wedding of Mr.. aud Mrs. A. B
Kelly.
DIR Webber of Hickory, was con
siderably cut and bruised about tn
face and head Monday, by runawa.
horse. Nothing serious, we under
stand.
Mrs Armstrong of Henderson
: willie, Mercer county, mother of Mis-
May Armstrong, died on Friday last
after an illness of several months, @
neuralgia. -
Charlie Bonner of Chicago, mad
a flying visit to Tionesta last week, a
tending the weddk anniversary c
his parents in.law on Thursday eve
ming, during his short stay,
-Mrs.- Middleton, mother of Gale
Middleton, of East Hickory, died o
Sunday evening last and was burie
in Tidioute. She was about eight
years of age, and was among th
very earliest settlers Of that section.
: Friday and Saturday of lai
week were the hottest of the season
On the latter day the thermometer
reported to have registered $50 in II
shade. A right smart beginning fC
i, so early in the season.
' The few warm days Of the pa
= week had the effect to swell and bur
the buds on trees of all kinds. Tt
leaves on the fruit trees are about tt
size of a chipmunk's ear, while Il
willows and naples are showing u
well for good crop of shade for th
hot months.
+. Mr.. d. w. Clark of this place
announced as candidate for Congrei
>. IN the Ftndtcdtor Of last week. tt
, Democrats of this district might g
farther and fare much worse for a cal
didate, and if we must have a Demt
= crat to represent Us, why give us
: Forest county man.
r We see by Kittanning papt
that our young friend John L. Kro
], is announ9ed as a Democratic cand
g date for Coroner of Armstrong count,
While we don't wish the Republican
of that county any bad luck, "
= should they make a miscue just th
[ one time and let John slip in, v
= don't think his friends up here woul
prv THAR avas ouf a hcnf -