The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-05-16
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

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Opening this morning at S7ic.
Spring seems 10 be lingering in
the lap Of summer these days.
Ed. Heibel of Warren, is down
putting the tin back on the Lawrence
House barn roof.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Mcintyre,
of Stewards Run, was born a son on
Wednesday the 9th.
Mature must give way to art"
and the most severe cold must yield to
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Mr.. Geo. F. Watson has moved
his family up to his Green township
numbering establishment, where they
will spend the summer.
The Emlenton Semi. Weekly Ne,cs
enters upon its fourth year much i'm
proved in many respects, not the least
of which is an attractive new heading
Quite number Of Tidioute peo.
pie attended the Holt Williams wed.
ding in Hickory on Wednesday. Miss
Williams is we'll and favorably known
in town. Tdioute Ne,cs
Jas. Carson, who has the contract
for putting up Geo. Raab's new build
ing, is rushing the same along at a
lively rate, and will likely have it
ready for occupancy in week or ten
days.
H. G. Whiltekin of this place,
and Jas. Cole of MarienVille, repre-
sentiug their respective Lodges, are in
Allentown attending the session of the
Grand Lodge, l. o. o. F., of this
State, this week.
District Attorney Clark came
home last week from his wedding jaunt.
Mrs. Clark will arrive in a few days
when they will be sat home" to their
friends in the house above Bridge St.,
&. Gently furnished for the occasion.
Observe the new card of Jas. T.
Brennan Esq, at the top of the first
local column. 1t is needless to say
that Mr.. B. has few equals and no su.
periors in his line, and all business
entrusted to him will receive the strict.
est attention.
--Dempseytown correspondence to
the Derrick: An invitation has been
received and accepted by Rev. DR..
Feitt, of this place, to deliver the me-.
mortal sermon before the G. A. r.
Post at Tionesta on Sunday, May 27,
1888.
Mr.. Lewis Kester, who has the
contract Of running ell the material
manufactured by the Nebraska lumber
firm. started nine fiat boats for the
lower markets Monday of this week.
Most Of them were heavily loaded
with seasoned pine.
The borough council at its meet.
ing Monday evening resolved to give
some attention to the matter of drain.
age, which was a sensible act. The
frog pond is to be relieved of its sur.
plus fluid by opening the bitches and
giving it an outlet into the river.
Court will convene next Monday,
but from all appearances will not last
a great while, the most complicated
civil suits having been postponed.
There are two or three cases on the
Commonwealth docket, but will not
/ likely occupy the courts attention
any great length Of time.
-Ex. .Prothonotary Shawkey OF
Warren, spent Monday aud Tuesday
in town on business By a notice
published elsewhere in this issue it
will be observed that Curt. offers his
handsome property in the north ward
for sale on easy terms. Here is an
opportunity for some one to pick up
one of the pleasantest little homes in
Tionesta.
Mr. Robinson of Iowa, whose in.
valid wife has been with her aunt,
Mrs. w. Y. Siggins, for several weeks
past, has moved into Jared Huliug's
house on Vine ST. Mr.. r. has return.
ed to his business in Iowa, but will
come back here to live, we understand,
if the climate proves beneficial to his
wife, whose mother, Mrs. McGrory,
will remain with her.