The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-01-11
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.


Opening this morning at 95jc.
Mr.. j. r. Owens of Greensburg,
Pa, is stopping in town for few days.
The Normal School, Ediuboro,
issues valuable circulars. Write for
them.
The spring elections occur on the
21st Of February, or FIVE weeks from
next Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles McCray arrived
last Saturday, and is at present the
guest of her sister, Mrs. G. w. Os.
good, of Star.
Recorder Arner issued marriage
license to Mr.. Jacob l.. KliDestiver
and Miss Susie Allison, both Of Ne.
braska, Pa, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Dingman,
with their children, paid a visit to
Mr. DIS old home in Canada, during
the holidays, returning to Tionesta
last Friday.
Mrs. Il. X. Andrews Of Kellett.
vile, brought her husband home from
Warren last Saturday, but at last ac.
counts he was no better, but gradually
growing weaker.
/ MIR. Jas. II. Butler, Representa-.
tive of Forest Lodge of this place, is
attending the meeting of the State
Grand Lodge, A. o. u. W., at Pitts.
burgh, this week.
Bertha, l6.months. old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Weiugard, of
Harmony township, died on Friday
last, and was buried in the German
Hill cemetery on Sunday.
Rev. Rumberger has returned
from visit to his former home, Arm
strong county, where he attended tie
golden wedding of his parents. His
family accompanied him.
st. Johns Evangelical Lutheran
church at Fryburg, Pa, will be dedi.
Gated next Sabbath, 18th inst, services
commencing at 1890 =. M. A cordial
invitation is extended to all.
In mentioning the death Of one
of the Brace brothers last week, we
said it was Benson, when it should
have been Dennis, who was, we be.
lieve the oldest of the family.
The Messrs. Grove Bros. aud j.
W. Stroup, who have been drilling for
gas and oil in Kentucky, now stop.
ping at home, think they may return
and do some more drilling soon.
Tho Brookville Democrat came
out last week materially improved in
appearance and makeup. Its form is
changed from folio to a quarto, and
a new and attractive head adorns its
body.
Some think there's nothing like q
fine education, it gives to the gifted
such eloquent tongues but DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup is the thing in creation,
that knocks into emithers pain in the
lungs.
Mr.. G. W. Robinson, who was
out and able to attend to business,
suffered back set, having contracted
more cold, and is again confined to
his room. But we hope it will not
prove serious.
-Ex.Sherif' Agnew's little seven.
year-Old daughter, pet" has been
very low for the past ten days with
lung fever, but seems to be improving
somewhat now. Mr.. Jas. G. Carson's
daughter, aged about three years, is
also quite sick from a similar cause.
Rev. Hickling returned from
Greene county last Saturday, accom-.
panied by Mrs. HickliDg, who has
been almost constantly at the bedside
of her mother for the past three years,
notice of whose death appeared in this
paper last week.
Following are the new officers OF
Stow Post, as installed last Wednes.
day evening by Commander A. Dunn,
of TidiOute; Com, S. d. Irwin; S. V.
Com, Solomon Fitzgerald j. V,
Com, Oliver Byerly ~. NJ. G. W.
BOvard Sergt. Maj, S. j. Setley o.
D., S. S. Garfield; o. G., F. j. Kiser
Surgeon, G. zuendeli Chaplain, Rev
II, Rhodes.