The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-05-14
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

VII ihaiheb CiOsSu ySoIciuaJ OVb'
The woods are beginning to leave.
To morrow will be Ascension
Day.
Friends, take your sewing to
Mrs. Seigel, opposite P. o. 2t
Hon. o. B. Grant of Elk county,
is a visitor. to town this week.
Mr.. Brennan has moved into his
neat little cottage in the North ward.
-Juneberry trees are in blossom,
and so are the cherry, apple and peach
trees.
Send postal to A. j. Davis,
Clarion, Pa., for a catalogue of the
State Normal school.
Mrs. H. NJ Irwin and two chill.
dren, of Franklin, are guests of Judge
Twins family this.week.
What's being done about proper
observance of Decoration Day here ?
1t occurs two weeks from next Friday.
M E. Hess, former teacher in
this county, was elected Superintend.
ent of schools Of Mercer county on the
9th.
Mr.. f. Stilzinger, of Tionesta
township, candidate for Associate
Judge, publishes his withdrawal this
week.
Mr.. Shawkey is adding materially
te bis sleeping room at the Lawrence
House by partitioning the ballroom
into bedrooms.
Another booming food in the
creek and river since Sunday, and
some timber from the upper Tionesta
was run down.
"A characteristic letter from our
old friend Whit. Davis, who is now in
the Mississippi lumber woods will be
found in this issue.
Sucker fishing is still claiming
the undivided attention of much of
our popuIace, and those who indulge
ih the lazy pastime are rewarded by
pretty good strings generally.
Court couvenes next week. with a
trial list Of about the usual dimen.
sions, not large but still enough to
keep the machine running all week if
one half the causes come to trial.
1t will be year on the night of
the Both inst. that, what might proper.
ly be termed this rain, FIRST set in, and
there has not been letup for three
consecutive weeks during that time.
Some of the applicants for census
enumerators in this county have re.
ceived notice to hold themselves in
readiness to begin work on the 1st
prox., as their commissions will likely
soon issue.
DR.. Morrow was summoned this
morning TO Louis Weiugard's place,
in Harmony township, to reduce
fracture of Mr.. WIS arm. We are
without particulars except that he fell
out of a NOW.
S. H Haslet q Sons are constant.
ly receiving large additions to their
stock of furniture. They are now oc-
cupyiDg their own and the large store
room 10 the Partridge building. Call
and see their stock.
The Supreme. Court of Pennsylva.
MIA decided recently that the farmers
and gardeners who sell from door to
door produce of their own raising do
not come under the provisions of the
law relating to peddlers and huck.
sters.
Senator j. II, Wilson of Clarion,
was shaking hands with his TiOnesta
constituency this week. Doubtless the
Senator was looking after his fences,
which, from an outside standpoint,
don't seem to be in bad condition
hereabout.
Mr.. Joe Boyd former clerk, has
again taken his position in Robinson 8
store, after an absence of two years,
and during which time he has become
the happy possessor of a wife. They
will go to housekeeping in the build
ing lately occupied by Mr.. Chadwick.
We regret to learn of the intend,
ed departure of our friend A. c. Gutb,
Jeweler, from among us, he having
arranged to locate in booming young
town about 10 miles out from Pitts.
burg, on the Pennsylvania r. r. Mr..
Guth, by his uniform courtesy, fair
dealing and jovial ways, has made a