The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-06-20
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
This day two weeks-BOOM

Republican primaries next Sat-
urday.
Don't forget it! The Fourth in
Tionests.
Turn out to the primaries next
Saturday, Republicans.
oil market closed yesterday "a.
Opening this morning at TAO.
Zach. Shriver is recovering from
one of his periodical tussles with
quinsy.
George Jackson of Warren, is
rusticating among Tionesta friends
this week.
DIR. Morrow reports the arrival Of
boy at Adam Sibble's, German Hill,
last evening.
Rowland Cobb has again started
up his mill near the White Church,
Harmony township.
Mr.. H. j. Hopkins, wife and
mother, of Pleasantville, are on an
extended visit west.
The all absorbing question: What
will the Chicago Convention do? The
right thing, you may bet on that.
If you want good bread buy
sack of Reliance Flour. Ii. j. Hop.
kins & Co., Sole Agents. 2t.
L. j. Hopkins is keeping batch.
elor's parlors these times, while Mrs.
H. is visiting with her mother in War.
rem.
Mrs. DR.. Ely of Waynesburg,
Greene county, is the guest of her
sister. in law, Mrs. Rev. Hicklipg, this
week.
-"Reliance What is iti Why,
the very best flour in the world for
s1.45 per sack, at H. j. Hopkins &
Co.'S. Try sack. 2t.
-Messrs. Scowden & Clark are
putting up another commodious build.
ing on their lot, the better to accom-.
modate their increasing carriage and
wagon business.
Excursion Agent Newton will
have charge of the train to Rock City,
notice of which appears in this issue,
which insures all who take it in,
pleasant ride and good attention.
"A strawberry and ice cream festi.
val will be given at the Rink on Tues.
day evening next, 26th, by the Y. w.
@. T. U. A cordial invitation is ex.
tended to all. The refreshments will
be delicious.
w. W. Hague will Immediately
commence laying a three inch line
from his wells on East Hickory creek
to East and West Hickory. He says
gas in the liue by the fourth of July,
-Tidioitte Ne,cs.
Some tine strings of bass and
salmon are being caught in the. river
and creek these days. Sam. Q. Clark
brought in a string of seven salmon
one day last week, which started quite
a fever among the local nimrods.
w. E. VorOus, of Millcreek
township, Mercer county, who was
shot by D. T. Montague, June 7th,
and was, at the time, thought to be
fatally injured, was living at last &C.
counts, and will probably recover.
Sun Umbrellas, Parasols, Fans,
Lawns, Satines, Whitegoods, &C., ev.
erything suitable for hot weather, at
H. j. Hopkins & Co, ct.
"A wagon load of the able bodied
young men from German Hill went
over to Harmony township this morn.
ing to assist Louie Weingard in rails.
ing a new barn on his farm. If that
barn don't 60 up a.whooping it will
not be on account of lack of muscle.
Miss Hattie j. Cook, daughter of
Judge Cook of COoksburg, carried of
the first prize, a gold medal, in elocu.
tiOn in the graduating class at the
Pittsburg Female College on last Mon
day. Her many Clarion friends will
rejoice to learn of her brilliant achieve.
ments.- Clarion Democrat. And so
will her many Forest county friends.
H. j, Hopkins & Co., have just
opened a handsome line of Suits for
Fourth of July trade. lt