The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-03-21
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Easier one week from next Sab.
bath.
Glover Seed also Onion Sets at
DEPARTMENT STORE. 2t.
Mrs. F. NJ. Small of Petrolia, is
paying Tionesta friends a visit.
Mr.. Fred. Shultz, one of Ticnesta
township's industrious farmers was one
Of our callers yesterday.
Robins, bluebirds, crows and 9th.
er spring birds we're tuning up for the
summer yesterday morning.
Col. Amsler Of Marienville, and
Il. w. Guiton of Guitonville, were
'riOnesta's guests yesterday.
MIR. J. w. Halliday, East Hick.
ory's accommodating butcher, gave
the REPUBLICAN a friendly call yes
terday.
-Stoneborn correspondence to Der.
rick /, Mics Artie Robinson, of Tones.
La, Pa, is The guest of j. c. Cornwell
aud family.
The cellar for Mrs. DR.. Hunters
new residence is about excavated and
Mason Joyce will commence the stone
work forthwith.
MIR. Isaac Jones Of Trunkeyville,
one of the REPUBLICANS old and val.
ued friends, gave US short but pleas.
ant call Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. j. B. Agpew have
invited large number Of the young
friends Of their son Mac. to assist in
celebrating his 21st birthday next
Friday evening.
-Tramps are getting suspiciously
numerous hereabouts of late. Can it
DO that Tionesta is putting up too good
"chuck 7" That kind of treatment
will draw like mustard plaster.
Attention is directed to the new
ad. of Nelson Greenluud. Warren's
6ourishing furniture dealer. Mr.. G.
iS always ready to back up just what
he adverIises to do. "And don't you
forget it,"
Mr.. N. r. Groves, who is now
stationed at TareDtum, was called
home TO Balltown last week by the
sickness of one Of his children. He
thinks he may move his family to
Tarentum this Summer.
Mr.. w. S. Baldwin, formerly
General Passenger Agent of the w.
N. Y. & P. r and at one time a citi.
zen of Tionesta, has received the ap.
pointment of Pacific coast agent Of
the Vanderbilt system, with headquar.
ters in Sac Francisco.
Alexander Hilands, one of the
early settlers of this section, and we'll
and favorably known to our older
class Of citizens, died at the residence
of his daughter, Mrs. A. G. Smith, at
Mountain Home, Idaho Territory, on
the 9Th inst, aged 7S years.
Mrs. Elizabeth, wife Of Josiah
Mealy. died at her home in Hickory
township, this county, on Friday,
March l6, 1888, at the age of 81 years
and 10 months. The deceased was
highly esteemed lady, and is missed
and mourned by all her neighbors.
"A set of eight.hundred dollar
fractional setts passed through town
yesterday intended for Messrs. Collins
IL Watsou's new mill On Little Coon
creek. These gentlemen will have a
very sleek numbering establishment
when once 10 proper running order.
BY a copy of the Bathgate Dem.
ocrat we observe that r. d. H oskins
has donned the legal harness, and will
hereafter thump the daylights out of
Blackstone, and rend the air with elo.
quence in behalf of his clients in the
courts of Pembiua county, Dakota.
Success, Rob.
Mr.. W. r Hassslbeck, of the ex.
tensiVe lumber firm Of jackson, Mat.
son q Co, PeDOkee, Forest county,
was in town Monday and reports his
firm doing large business this winter.
They will take out 100000 feet of
hemlOok and 100000 feet of hard
lumber this season. - Clarion Democrat.
Billy's many friends hereAbouts are
always pleased to hear of his success.