The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-10-17
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Opening this morning at 92sc.
The election of Harrison aud
Morton will take place three weeks
from yesterday.
DIR. Morrow is in Pittsburgh this
week, summoned there as a juror in
Uncle Sans Court.
Mr.. G. L Hawke, Of Grove City,
Pa, was in Tionesta on Thursday and
Friday of last week.
Mr.. John Mcfarland, of Pitts.
burgh, was up on few days visit last
week to the family of bis brother.in
law, DR.. Morrow. 10
The public sale of Rev. Hick.
ling's household effects was we'll at.
tended last Thursday, the goods bring
ing very fair figures generally.
Forest county will soon have an.
other post Office. 1t will be located at
the mills of the Messrs. Lacy, on Coon
Creek, and will be called Golenza
Mills.
Argument Court, which was set
for the 26th inst, has been put over
by agreement Of the attorneys, aud
will likely be held some time in No.
vember.
-Mr. Amos Chambers and Miss
Lily Burdick, both of East Hickory,
Pa, were Joined in wedlock at that
place, on Tuesday, October 8, 1888,
by G. II. Church, J. P.
The Daniel Huddleson farm, sit.
uate in Tionesta township, aud which
has heretofore been advertised for sale,
was sold on the 9th inst, j. T. Bren.
nan, Esq, being the purchaser.
Mrs. F. F. Shoup arrived in town
from Pueblo, Col, on Saturday last.
and will visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs d. S. Knox, for few months.
She reports Forrest well and hearty.
Mr., Ed. d. Stow of Philadelphia,
gave old Tionesta friends a visit last
Friday, remaining over night the
guest of Mr.. Kelly's family. The
editor is sorry he wasn't in when Mr..
Stow called.
Mr.. j. T. Brennan forwarded to
the Mayor of Jacksonville, a draft for
$4,000, as a contribution from the cit.
liens of this place and vicinity. Well
done, and we hupe il may do much
good to the yellow fever sufferers.
Mrs. II. Garlick, of Cincinnati,
who attended the Schoeff Stow wed.
ding at Bradford last week, stopped
off here on Saturday on her return,
and remained the guest of Tionesta
friends and relatives until Tuesday.
"A general meeting is called for
next Saturday evening at 500 o'clock,
by those who expect to join the mill.
tary company now forming here. 1t
is hoped there will be a good turnout
of all who have talked of eulisting.
Meeting at the Rink.
Small pox has broken out and is
becoming quite prevalent in and about
Buffalo. 1t is cold weather disease
and if it gets good hold, may con.
tinue all winter. Although some dis.
tauce from here it would be wise to
exercise due precaution, and it wouldn't
hurt to get vaccinated.
The jamestown Journal says :
Warnings are uttered against a young
man who is travelling with a chart
which be represents every school dis.
trict must provide itself with by the
direction of the superintendent of pub.
lie instruction. The young man is a
fraud, and If he attempts to work his
game in this locality he should be
handed over to an officer"
The satisfactory results of hatch
ing fish by artificial process are now
so we'll demonstrated that it may be
said, Cast thy fish fry in the waters
and thou shalt fad 'em after many
days. A press special last night from
Erie, Pa, says: 1t comes from good
authority that the U. S. Fish Commis
sion will take charge of the white fsh
hatchery at Erie. This hatchery was
located here by the State of Pennsyl.
vania and it has produced twelve
million fish a year for three years.
The white fish catch ai this ,,oint bos