The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-10-16
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.


Mr.. o. w. Proper is erecting
barn on the southwest corner of the
homestead lot.
"A nice line OF Trunks, new and
elegant styles, just arrived at j. M.
Mintz's Cut Price Store. 1t.
Harry Maze killed a 4 foot rat.
tlesnake on the Tylersburg road last
which is rather late in the
season.
Miss Emma Sloan departed Sat.
urday for visit of several weeks with
her sister, Mrs. Van Giesen, at Leech.
burg, Pa.
Harvey Foreman came down
from Bradford to pay his family
visit during the week. He talks some
of moving to that place.
Miss Mary i. Sykes, of Syracuse,
N. Y, graduate of Col. Parker's
school, is the training teacher at the
Clarion State Normal School this year.
j. NJ. Mintz invites special atten.
tion to his fine stock of clothing,
which are marked down dirt cheap. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Mealy Of
Tiona, Pa, gave the REPUBLICAN
office pleasant call. while on their
return from a visi. to Mr.. Mealy's old
home in Tiouesta township.
Catherine Lewis tainted one night
in "Olivette," but it didn't cause a
ripple in the play. Twas only a cough
and they had bottle of DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup on hand, of course.
The slight rise in the river en-.
couraged some of our boatmen to start
for the lower markets with several
coal boats on Monday morning, but
the chances Of their getting through
looked pretty slim, as the river had
commenced falling again.
MIR. and Mrs. b. w. May of Chi.
cago, paid visit to Mr. Mays mother
last week, remaining from Wednesday
till Saturday. The band rendered
them q very pleasant serenade on
Friday evening. Ben. reports the
Tionesta folks at Chicago all we'll.
With the nineteenth century
dawned the era Of wonders. 1t has
also proven an era of surprises for
notwithstanding its giant strides to.
ward unusual knowledge, we are told
that there are still in unsequestered
places a few citizens who haven'i
heard Of Salvation Oil.
MIR. John j. Junes, for two years
in the employ of Wheeler & Dusen
bury at East Hickory, and Miss Belle
Shaffer, were married at the residence
of the brides sister, Mrs. Brewster
near Faguudus, Wednesday, the 9th
inst. The happy couple started al
once for Washington, Pa, where they
expect TO reside.
While hunting in the edges o
Venango, Forest aud Warren counties
last week, j. F. Baskin secured quit'
a bag of black squirrels. His mos
interesting prize, however, was a biz
rattlesnake, which measured over fvt
feet in length. He shot the head of
the reptile and brought the rattle
home.-iStOnebOrO Local.
Rev. DR.. L. e. Higbee, State Su
perintendent of Public Instruction
has issued his proclamation appointing
Friday next, 18th inst, as Fall Arbo
Day to be observed by the publ,
schools throughout the State, anC
earnestly urges upon all the ilnpor
tance and many benefits to be derived
from general and hearty observanc,
of the day.
-Messrs. Scowden aud Clark ex
pect to make an important change il
the location of their Carriage ant
Wagon Factory soon. Having tradeC
lots with G. w. Robinson they vii
swing their large building half wa,
round aud bring it down to the corne
of Elm and Hiland Sts., and thus b
fright in town." The new location
will materially enhance their business
and be appreciated by their numerOu
customers.
Say, don't miss it The big sho,
of Fall and Winter goods. at j. M
Mintz's Cut Price Store. where compe
titiOn in prices is defed, come from
whatever source it may. New good
arriving daily. Call. 1t.