The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-09-19
Mr.. w. w. Dimopd of Downs.


general handshakiDg. William is the
same genial fellow he always was, and
never fails to receive an old fashioned
welcome here.
-Messrs. B. F. Winans, Whig Hill
ChaS. Southwortb, Newtown; G. G.
Smith, Brookston; w. H. Stright and
Mr.. Martin, Hickory, and Constable
White of Barnett, were among the
pleasant callers at the REPUBLICAN
office this week.
-Chas. Russell's barber shop is
now in charge Of his brother, Mr.. F.
Russell, who will conduct it for an in.
definite period. He is one of the best
artists in his line in the State, and
challenges competition in hair cutting,
shaving, shampoolng and dyeiDg. 1t
One of the very important mat.
ters for Republicans to look after now
is the payment of their State or County
tax. Don't neglect it or you will lose
your vote, and no Republican wants to
lose bis vote in this important year.
Saturday, Oct. 9th, is the last day, but
you should not put it of that long.
Senator j. H. Wilson aud Major
w, w. Greenland of Clarion, we're
among Tionesta's guests yesterday.
The latter gentleman has some con-
gressional fences in this neck O. woods
that were likely attracting his atten.
tion. We understand the Democratic
conference for this district is set for
the 21st inst, at Dubois, Clearfeld
county.
Among our marriage notices this
week will be found the announcement
of the wedding of Miss Ella Cromer,
formerly of this county, but now of
Washington territory. Miss Cromer
left host of young friends in this
section who will wish her many years
of joy in her new relation, and con.
gratulate the gentleman of her choice
on his lucky catch.
Rev. S. Ssger preached his fare
we'll sermon in the F. M. Church here
last Sabbath evening, and is now at.
tending conference at Shsrpsville,
Mercer county. During Mr.. Sager's
pastorate on this circuit he has made
a large circle of friends who will wish
him well in any field to which he may
be assigned. We will all lose a good
citizen when he moves.
MIR. j. w. Sires has his photo.
graph gallery, opposite the Lawrence
House, in sleek running order, and is
prepared to take all kinds and sizes OF
photographs, tin. types, &C., and guar.
antees his work to give perfect salts.
faction. Our citizens have long wished
for first class photo. artist, and now
that they have such, We trust they
will encourage him to stay by patron
izing him.
Squire Hoovler Of the Township,
wishes to warn the boys who are in the
habit Of following VIM. Cole over to
the depot and keeping the citizens Of
that neighborhood 10 a turmoil with
their noise and commotion, that the
practice must cease, elsa stringent
measures will be resorted to to abate
the nuisance. And it might be well
to administer little of the same sort
of medicine in this borough. as the
senseless sport is becoming entirely toe
numerous.
"A newspaper and a newspaper
editor that people don't talk about
and sometimes abuse, are rather poor
concerns, says very sensible exchange
lu6 meu duu DueiueoS tunt uu Ouitoi
sometimes feels it duty to defend, al
a risk of making enemies of another
class, are often the very first to show
theff >iugratitude. The editor who
expects to receive much charity oil
gratitude will soon find out his mis-
take; but he should go on and say
and do what he conscientiously thinks
right, without regard to frowns anc
smiles.
-Peterson's Magazine for October
comes along, looking fresh and bright
From an artistic point of view, tht
number is of exceptional merit. Th,
steel, engraving, "a Reverie," is ont
of the loveliest girl faces We have seer
in long while. There are fashion
plates and descriptions without stint
and valuable information on house
hold and medical subjects. In short
it is an admirable number of mos
excellent magazine, and we advise al