The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-07-24
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

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Warren county's fair will be held
Sept. 8, 4, 8 and 6.
Remember the primaries next
Saturday afternoon, Republicans, and
turn out.
Mrs. Nellie Bronson and young
son, of Cory, is the guest of Mrs. A.
B. Kelly.
Mrs. w. w. Hulings has returned
from an extended visit with Pitts.
bnrgb friends.
Mr.. Raab has had his barber
shop repainted, adding considerably
to its appearance.
Mrs. Rev. Hickling Of Sandy
Lake, is paying her many Tionesta
friends welcome visit.
Forest Shoup and family have
returned from McKeesport, and will
make Tioncsta their future home.
Mrs. Sharpe and two children, Of
Dayton, Ohio, are visiting at the home
of her brother, Mr.. Jas. g. Carson.
Mrs. j. w. Jameson and daugh.
ter Belle, of Freeport, are visiting
Mrs. Us parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
erts.
-Sec'y of Internal Affairs Thos j.
Stewart will please accept thanks for
the annual report of his office for
1888.
Some of our people took advan-
tage of the excursion to Warren last
Sabbath to see the "sojer boys" in
camp.
Mrs G. NJ. Shawkey Of Warren,
with her children, is paying Tionesta
visit as the guest Of Mrs. j. E.
Hillard.
Rev. Wm. Porter, wife and young
daughter, of Albion, Iowa, were here
Oh a visit to DR.. Morrow and family
during the week.
Mr.. d. f. Robinson of Water
Cure, Beaver county, accompanied By
his little daughter, is paying visit
to his brother G. W. this week, and
meeting many old friends here.
The Derrick says that Henry
Castell, working on railroad in
Forest county, had two fingers of his
right hand 50 badly crushed while
coupling cars, that amputation was
necessary.
The w. N. Y & p, will run q
special train to Warren, Friday, July
26th, on account Of the military en-
campment and inspection of the 10th
Regiment by Governor Beaver. The
train will pass here about 1915 a. m.
"A. G. Guth is not only splendid
jeweler, but can teach our sports some
things about catching bass. One day
last week he enticed eight fine ones
into taking fatal hold of his hook,
and didn't feel much pulled up about
it either.
,, Rev. DR.. S. j. NJ. Eaton died
, suddenly of heart disease at his home
in Franklin, Tuesday afternoon of last
p week. DIR. Eaton was perhaps the
best known and most popular Presby
terian minister in this section Of the
State, and was universally loved anG
, honored.
"A Meadville fisherman has in
vented combination trout and bal
/. box. 1t is filed with bait aud slid
ing partition takes up the space as th'
bait is used, making room for the fish
The only trouble is in getting fish fas
enough to take up the space made b.
the bait used Gazette.
: 1t would seem that the younj
: team of base ballists from here Learned
= the Hickorys little too much abou
the game on the occasion Of their frs
visit. AT any rate the boys went u
last Saturday and left good ball an,
J. bad record with the Hickoryite;
the score standing 81 to Is in favor O
the latter
Z Attention is called to the ne'
card of Phil. Emert in this issue
l. Phil. takes no back seat from any on
: in the line of shoemakiug, and turn
! out work that can't be excelled in th
N N large cities, either in point of work
il mansbip, finish or durability. Wi
y always be found at his place Of bus
ness ready to wait on customers wit