The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-08-28
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Oil market closed yesterday 9SB.
Get registered at once, Republi.
caus.
Mics Josie Hall of Warren, is the
guest of her friend, Miss Inez Brow.
nell, this week.
The borough schools open for the
season next Monday, and the small
boy is making the best of the few
play days yet remaining.
On last Saturday a week, the
youngest child Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Setley, of Starr, died after a short i'll.
ness. 1t was aged about one year.
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.
Billy Walters and Jim. Landers
have gone to Clarendon to see what
there is laying around loose in the
shape of good job at tool dressing
or drilling.
The squirrel season opens next
Monday. Blacks and greys are get.
ting quite plentiful, so the boys say,
and the indications are that the sport
will be fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Hill have is
sued invitations to their friends to
assist them in celebrating their fortieth
wedding anniversary, on Monday eve
ming next, September I'd.
Mrs. Smith and daughter of Ell
dred, Mexican county, aud Mr.. A. N.
DeFrance, Of Lima, Ohio, are paying
visit to the home of their brother
in law, Mr.. II. M. Zahniser, at Stew
arts Run.
Miss Carrie Dithridge, of New
York, accompanied by her younger
sister, Miss Alice, paid TiOnesta a
visit during the past week, and was
warmly greeted by her former young
lady companions here.
Republicans have no time to lose
10 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,
Mrs. Carter, convicted Of perjury
10 the EVerhart murder case at Clar-
ion, was on Friday sentenced to two
years in the penitentiary. Young
McKissick, charged with mutilating a
horse by cutting out lis tongue, cutting
off its ears and cutting IFS throat on
three consecutive nights, was found
not guilty.
Mr.. VIM. Sibble of Lima, Ohio,
accompanied by his wife, is spending
few weeks with relatives aud friends
here. The very severe injury to his
left hand about six weeks ago, sustain
ed while turning down a band. wheel,
is healing slowly, and will leave him
a crippled hand, minus a couple of
fingers. Otherwise Billy is as cheer.
ful as of old.
The franklin Ne,oS says, zone
method of distinguishing mushrooms
from the poisonous toadstool is said to
be by sprinkling salt on the under
side. If it turns black, the mush.
room is good if yellow, it is poisonous
Another sure method is to eat them.
If you live, they're mushrooms; if
you die, you made a mistake" Per.
haps the safest way is to let 'em alone
entirely.
DIR. F. T. Mason has located in
TiOnesta for the practice of his pro.
fession, in the Office formerly occupied
by s. D.. irwin Esq, opposite the Gas
Office, where he will be found ready to
attend all calls day or night. Or.
Mason is a gentleman of pleasing ad.
dress, and by close attention to bust.
ness hopes to merit fair share of
public patronage. His card will be
found in this issue.
-ROrah & Kings Stereopticon
Company will exhibit their splendid
views of the Great Johnstown Disas.
ter at the Rink, Tionesta, Friday eve.
ming, Aug. 80. This company, direct
from New York, is one of the finest on
the road. During the exhibition,
summer will be changed to winter,