The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-05-30
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

-Oll market closeu yesterday oOs'
Opening this morning at 000c.
-Honeysuckles are ia bloom.
The town is resplendent in bunting
to-day.
Work on the foundation of the
M. e. Church at Nebraska has been
begun.
"A Sunday School has been organ
lied at Oldtown. 1t meets every Sun
day at 2 p. m.
Mrs. w. F. Blum, with Davey,
AdOlph and the baby, are visiting
relatives in Bradford.
-Messrs. S. II. Evans and John
Siggins, of Tidioute, gave the REPUB.
LIcAN a pleasant call yesterday.
Miss Mamie Morrow came home
Yesterday from Foxburg, this county,
where she just finished a successful
three months term of school.
The FOREST REPUBLICAN is TWEEN.
ty years old. It's good stiff Repub.
lican paper and I'VE tender the
editor, j. E. Wenk, our congratula.
tions. - Ridg,cay Advocate.
The rains of Sunday night and
Monday were the first really fine
growing showers of the season, and
the boost that vegetation of all kinds
got is refreshing to behold.
-Tionesta Lodge No. 369, o. o.
F., has received an invitation to at.
tend the nineteenth anniversary cele.
bration of Eden Lodge. Tidioute, on
the 9th Of June. A ball and banquet
will be among the Interesting features.
The potato bug seems to be pleu.
ty. The crop-of bugs last season,
on account Of the poor potato crop,
was not so carefully "harvested" as
they shonld have been, and an unus-
ually large number Of the "hard
SHELLS" is the result.
Quarterly meeting will be held
in the Trinity Evangelical Church,
near Wing Hill, June 10, 1888. Ser
vices to begin on Saturday evening
and to last over Sabbath. Rev. j. D.
Domer, Presiding Elder, is expected
to be present and officiate.
j. Ell. Beck left on Monday for
Marienville, Forest county, where he
will rusticate and fsh for few weeks,
after which he expects to go to Balti.
more to enter the Office of DIR. Lynch.
one of the professors of the college of
physicians and surgeons, where Ed.
will matriculate next fall Clarion
Democrat.
The funeral o; Mrs. Jas. Allio
took place at Newmanvile on Sabbath
last, and was one of the largest ever
held there. Mrs. Allio was a daugh.
ter of Herman Carbaugh, and was
aged about 21 years. Besides the
husband, she leaves a babe to mourn
her loss, and these have the heartfelt
sympathy of the entire community.
Last Friday Nicholas Arnold
had one Ofhis feet very badly crushed
beneath some logs, while attempting
to start pile which had been skidded
during the winter, on the head waters
of Minister creek. He was in the
employ of Wheeler, Dusenbury q Co.
DR.. Siggins was summoned aud found
nearly all the bones broken back to
the instep.
Wilbur Hunter attempted to
shake with the saw on Collins q Wat.
sons lath mill, Fox creek, on Friday
last, with the usual result. DIR. Sig.
gins found it necessary to amputate
the thumb Of the left hand at the first
joint in order to make good job of
dressing it. And Wilbur will be
obliged to nurse his hand for some
time before he can resume work.
-Messrs. r. w. Tweedie, Samuel
Wright and Herbert Tweedie of Lon.
don, England, spent several days of
last week in Tionesta on business con.
neeted with some landed estates of
London parties, located in this county.
During their stay they we're entertained
much of the time by Judge Irwin, who