The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-01-02
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Harold Sharpe, who is attending
school near Philadelphia, is home on
visit.
-Hos. j. B. Agnew went to Har-
risburg to witness the organization of
the legislature.
Hon. H. s. Bates and family of
Titusville, were guests of MIS-. II. II
May during the holidays.
Late a@sices from Supt. Kerr are
10 the effect that be is slowly recover,
ing from bis serious illness. y
John, the four. yesrold son Of
Mr.. u n Ritchey fell and broke his
collar bone few days ago. ~
Miss Artie Robinson student at
Wilson College, Chapbersburg, Pa, is
home spending her vacations,
MI Maud DavisScame !. home
from Yves Chester, Pa.sto spend The
holidays with parents add friends.
ALI the keys of Windsor Castle,
we're recently stolen, but even this
'oes not interfere with the rapid sa4s
Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup,
Judge Mayer. of Elk 9 inty, ex-
cssed juror at their last term of
court, from sitting Oh case. because
he did not take or read county news.
paper.
Representative Randall departed
fer Harrisburg last Friday to be Oh
hand at the opening of the legislature,
which Important syent took place yes
terday. Aais
George Osgood' of Kingsley twp,
was in town Monday wearing a pro.
teclive tariff smile over the arrival of
young Ben Harrison at his domicle
on the 2lst uft.
Harvey Foreman is erecting
comfortable dwelling on the lower
portion Of his lot. We understand it
will be occupied by Mr.. Frank Zeig
Ter when flushed
g Mrs. G. w. Smith of Austin,
Potter county, is paying her parents,
Mr. aud Mrs. .Brownell visit. Mrs.
Marsh and Miss Nellie Brownell, were
also home during the holidays.
Mr. Joseph Scowde of Meadvillc,
was the guest Of his son j. c. the first
of the week, and took occasion to give
The REPUBLICAN, pleasant New
Years call yesterday morning.
Arthur Kelly of Chicago, is Wis.
iting home, having arrived in time to
eat his Christmas dinner with bis pa
rents, but we judge from Arthur's
avoirdupois that his dinners are pretty
nuch all of the Christmas variety.
-Atsthe recent meeting of the
County Commissioners Mr.. John H..
White was elected Mercantile Ap.
praiser for the ensuing year, and he
will forthwith engage upon his duties
of hunting up the taxable merchants
of the county.
-ObeyiDg the instructions of Gen.
eral Order Of the State department,
lG-A r., Commander Irwin, of Stow
Post, will go to Fidioute next Friday
evening and install the officers >of
Gotham Post there. The installation
will be public, and royal time is
expected.
After the installation ceremonies
at the Hall tomorrow evening, the
new officers of Stow Post, G. A. r.,
will entertain their comrades at the
Lawrence House with an oyster sup.
per. Campfire stories will be ex.
changed, and a general good time is
expected.
Everybody hereabouts enjoyed a
quiet Christmas seemingly. but withal
a very happy one. The trees" at
the Presbyterian and NJ. E. Churches
were among. the pleasant features OF
Christmas eve, aud all the Sabbath
School scholars were pleasantly re.
membered by Santa.
Our thanks are due Mr.. G. NJ.
COtt, foreman of the job rooms of the
Meadville Tribune Republican, for a
copy Of the splendid Centennial edi.
tion Of that journal. It is 10 pam.
phlet form, profusely illustrated, and
IS altogether a msster piece Of typo.
graphic excellence, rejecting great
credit upon Mr.. Colt a. an artist in
the nFofpssiou