The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-05-23
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Opening this morning at 872c.
Miss May Armstrong has return
ed to Tionesta.
Frank Nash of jerks, gave us a
pleasant call this morning.
How about the coming Fourth?
Is Tionesia going to cut q swell this
year?
The band rendered Mr.. and Mrs.
P. NJ. Clark delightful serenade
Monday evening.
Mr.. j. G. Cornwell, of Stoneboro,
was shaking hands with TiOnesta
friends yesterday.
This is a good week to growl
about the hot weather, aud wish for a
little Of last weeks article.
Mr.. o. c. Christy and DR.. fowler
of Marienville, paid the REPUBLICAN
office a pleasant call yesterday.
p. NJ. Clark Esq, is to-day an.
nouuced as candidate for District
Attorney subject to Republican usages.
-Messrs. f. A. Yetter and Francis
Adams of Marieuville, were pleasant
callers at the REPUBLICAN office Men.
day.
john M. Stewart Esq, of Greens
burg, Pa, one of the extensive land
owners of this county, was here this
week on business connected Herewith.
DR.. Siggins is spectator at the
Democratic State Convention at Har.
risburg this week. Mr.. Orion Siggns
of West Hickory, is the delegate from
this county.
M. a. X Weidner Esq, one Of
Clarion's prominent legal lights, was
over on Monday attending to court
matters, and made the REPUBLICAN
friendly call
The bark peeling season is at
hand, and the bark woods of this
county present decidedly business
like aspect, and will for the next two
or three months.
If you should have lame horse,
and have used every remedy without
success, invest twenty FIVE cents in a
bottle of Salvation Oil, and if that
fails you inay rest assured he is gone
case.
Mr. Ralle, the matchmaker, has
moved to the up stairs front rooms of
the Acomb building, where he will be
pleased to meet all his old, and as
many new, customers as have work in
his line.
One of the brightest of our ex.
changes, the FOREST REPUBLICAN,
completed its twentieth year last week.
Mr.. Wenk. its editor, is to be congrat
ulated upon this event. Kittanni,,g
Free Press.
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james Haslet holds the ribbons
over nice young colt now, and we
suspect some of oar nice young ladies
will enjoy the pleasant summer eve.
nings in that rig, with Jim as the
principal reinsman.
Joe Landers has arranged to give
a dance at the rink one week from to.
night, Both inst. Good music has
been engaged, aud the Central House
will furnish an elegant supper. A
general invitation is extended.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. w. Reck and
daughter Minnie, of Dallas, Mexican
county, have been paying Mrs. Judge
Reek visit during the week past.
Mr.. w, X. Reck and young daughter
of Strattanville, Clarion county, were
over during last Sabbath.
DIR, Morrow departed for Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, yesterday, whittier be
goes as a delegate to the United Pres.
byterian General Assembly in session
in that city. He will take advantage
of this occasion to pay his brother
Rev. james Morrow, and brother-in,
law, Rev. Wm. Porter, a visit. Also
his daughter, Miss Matte, at Dexter,
Iowa