The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-05-21

being exceptionally we'll taken. We'd
like to give it a more extended notice
but time and space will not allow;
suffice it to say, if the school should
decide to repeat the play at some fu.
ture time they will have a full house.
As will be observed by reference
to the proper place, Harry r. Wilson
Of Clarion, is this week announced as
a Republican candidate for State Sen.
ator in this district. Mr.. Wilson does
not wish to be considered in the atti.
tude Of opposing any resident of this
county who might want the instruc.
tions of the county, but simply asks
Forests endorsement in the event that
she has no aspirant of her own.
-Titusville Herald: David Emery
is drilling well near East Titusville.
Hopkins & Bartlett are building a
rig for their No A on the David Tubbs
farm, near East Titusville. Duncan
q Emery are drilling on the Duncan
farm, one mile east of East Titusville.
A. A. Hopkins brought in a we'll on
the Paul tract, Neilltown, Wednesday,
good for 80 barrels. He is drilling
another on the Gordon farm at Hick.
ory.
Jacob Wagner Sr., Of Tionesia
township, was very badly bruised up
in runaway accident near his place
on Monday afternoon of this week.
The horse be was driving had not
been hitched up for several days, and
being quite fractions became uuman-
ageable. We believe Mr.. Wagner
sustained no fractures, but will never.
tbeless be laid up for some time on
account Of his severe shaking up. 1t
was he who had such tough time
with the burglars three years ago this
month.
Mr.. ]. p. Hulings of Pleasant.
vile, and Myrta Elder of East Brady,
were Joined in wedlock's silken bonds
at 7 o'clock, Wednesday evening, May
7tb, at the residence of Rev. S. T.
Dean at Mayvlllo. N. Y. They visit.
ed Niagara, Toronto, St. Catharines,
and other points; and on Saturday
evening last arrived ct their future
home in Pleasantville. Preparations
for house keeping had been looked
after previous TO the marriage, and
they are now at home to their friends
10 the Siggins house, second door from
the NJ. E, Church. May joy and
prosperity be theirs.--PleasantviHe
Record. We join Jared's many old
friends here in extending best wishes
on this happy occasion.
Cards announcing the marriage
of G. NJ. Agnew Esq, and Miss Lizzie
Inner of Allegheny, on May 18th,
we're received by large number of
the friends Of the young people here
on Monday morning. The ceremony,
which was solemnized at the brides
home, was a quiet affair, attended only
by the immediate relatives Of the con-
iracting parties and few of their
? most intimate friends. II is needless
to say that Mack and bis fair lady
have the heartiest congratulations OF
his numerous friends in this place on
this occasion, aud the REPUBLICAN
joins in best wishes for future of un.
alloyed happiness and abundant pros.
pority.
"A correspondent of the Buffalo
Evening Ne,Os from Niagara Falls,
gives this remarkable piece of news
Frank Russell, barber at Niagara
Falls, South Ont, says he will walk
the late Prof Steve Piers cable, ! OF
an inch thick, now stretched across
the Niagara river between the railroad
suspension bridge and the cantilever.
He is 5 feet s inches tall and weighs
185 pounds. He proposes to make
his first trip May "a about 3 o'clock
from the Canadian side. If successful
he will walk it during the excursion
season this year" Poor Frank we
feel as though we ought to say good,
bye to you forever, cause you might
make mis- step and plunk down into
the raging Niagara, and what an awful
hole you'd make in the water! We
are glad to know, however, that Fran L
will continue his exhibitions "during
the excursion season." for we'll slip
: up some day and see how he does it
1t will be the best drawing card Mag,
/ ara has had in many a day.
-Ou Saturday last the REPUBLIcAN
enjoyed pleasant visit from Mr.. A.