The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-09-04
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Oil market closed yesterday 9St
Mrs. Nora Seigel does sewing al
reasonable prices. 1t.
Get registered at once, Republi.
caus.
Rooms TO let for dwelling or Office
purposes, in Mrs. Seigel's house, oppo.
site P. o. 1t.
Ladies curriers', crimpers, and friz.
zers for sale at G. Russell's. New de.
signs and very nice. 1t.
Within the past week the Central
House has been handsomely papered,
adding greatly to the cheer and com.
fort of the rooms.
United Presbyterian services will
be held in the school house next Sab.
bath at Il a. m., and 4;30 p. m, Rev.
]. r. May officiating.
-Miss Maud Davis has returned
from Chautauqua, the Assembly, for
which she was engaged as pianist,
having closed for the season.
Chairman Seigworth and Mr.. j..
E. Whitmore of East Hickory, were
in town last Thursday, and gave the
REPUBLICAN a pleasant call.
Republicans should remember the
Importance of being registered at once
thus insuring them vote this fall,
Attend to it quick. Sept. 5 is the last
day.
Miss Mamie Morrow departed
Monday for New Wilmington, Law.
renee county, where she will attend
the ensuing term of Westminster Col.
lege
Miss Millie Mccormick of Har.
risburg, and Miss Mary L. Spangler
of York, Pa, arrived in town last Sat.
urday and are the guests of Misses
Lizzie and Winnie Randall at the
Rural House.
David Barnett has just opened a
big stock of lumbermen's boots; also
tiue line of children's high top
school shoes, and marked down to
rock bottom prices. Call and inspect
them. 1t,
Geo. F. Watson's already commo.
dious dwelling is receiving some ma.
terial improvements at the hands of
carpenters George and John Zuendel.
An addition PAPA to the rear is one
of the changes making.
F, P. Martin, A. r. Osmer and
II. c. Smith drive to Forest county
tomorrow, where they propose hunting
and fishing for couple of weeks. w.
d. Rider, Jr., expects to join them
about the middle of next week.
Franklin Ne,cs.
Republicans have no time to lose
in the matter of getting registered.
The time is fast approaching when it
will be too late. The committee
should see to it in their respective dis.
tricts, that all the voters are properly
registered in time.
The hearing of DR.. Harding, took |
place before Justice Proper on
Wednesday last, it having been post.
poned one week at the request of the
Commonwealth. At the conclusion
the Justice held the defendant in the
sum of 81 800 bail, which was prompt. |
ly furnished.
Bills are out announcing a grand |
ball at the Lawrence House hall on
Tuesday evening, Sept. 10, next, to
which a general and cordial invitation
is extended. Good music will be in
attendance, a fine supper will be
served, and perfect order will be
maintained during the evening.
The Prohibition State Convention
was held in Harrisburg last week and
was attended by about the usual mum.
Der of delegates and there were few
new faces to be seen in the councils of
the party. j. P. Johnston, of Pitts.
burgh, was nominated for State Treas.
lrer A. A. Stevens, of Tyrone, was
re- elected Chairman.
Since the squirrel season opened
IN Monday there has been almost a
continual bombardment going on from
'arly dawn till dewy eve on the hills
'urrOunding US, and some big strings
rave been captured. The blacks and
;reys seem to be unusually plenty in
III sections. We hear it said that one
nan near Raughts, Elk county, caught
Il blacks and greys alive as they were