The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-04-15
Here's a pair of ,em from The

Here's a pair of 'em from the
Blizzard:
There are men who never have any
use for a newspaper until a hopeful
son or daughter displays some pho.
nomenal b%rilliaucy. They then want
a long account of it written and as
like as not they will Support the
paper" by buying three copies. But
they will insist on getting them at
dealers rates.
1t is amusing to see some Of the old
skin hints, who never advertise nor
subscribe for a paper, come belly.
aching around for a complimentary
puff when they change their business
location in the spring time. They
always get a sweet little notice in the
BRzsard-when they bring the price
with them.
Some of the sick Q%uiDtain Jam.
iesou, who has had q severe attack Of
the grip, was slowly mending at last
accounts. George Klump, who has
been confined TO his house for nearly
three months, is still very weak, but
hopes to be able to go out again when
pleasant warm weather comes. Fran.
els Watson, the aged father of George
F. Watson, has been having a severe
attack resembling grip, but is gaining
a little now. G. w. Robinson was
taken with q sudden and severe attack
Of grip last week, and his friends we're
considerably alarmed about him, but
be is now in a fair way to get out soon,
if taken with no backset.
"A member of the Junior Order of
American Mechanics says that when
that order presented flags for the
school buildings one of the conditions,
as agreed to by the School Board, was
that the flags should be run up in the
morning, taken down in the evening
and otherwise given good care. The
wind continues to blow through the
whiskers of the u on the Cottage
Hill building. Il Blizzard. This is not
the case with the flag presented to the
Tionesta school board by the P. o. s.
of A. 1t is regularly run up at the
calling of school, and lowered and
properly cared for when school is dis.
missed. And while the flag is floating
on the breezes the fond parent may
content himself with the thought that
his boy is porting over his books and
rapidly growing 10 knowledge. Un-
less, p~erchance, the young rap.scallion
has silently stolen away to the sucker.
fishing grounds.
The marriage Of Mr.. Chas. Walter
and Miss Gertrude Gilfllap, at the
home of the bride, at Nebraska, last
Wednesday afternoon, was one of the
pleasant social events of the season
for that busy little village. Guests to
the number of sixty or more were in
attendance to witness the ceremony
and participate in the festivities. The
wedding took place precisely at 400
o'clock, after which all sat down to an
elegant wedding dinner, and not until
late in the evening did the jolly guests
take leave of the happy bride ard
groom, leaving their best wishes, and
very many beautiful and useful pres.
ents as souvenirs of the joyful occs.
sion. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter departed
yesterday for Chehalis, Washington,
where they expect to make their future
home, and where the kindest regards
and best wishes of a large circle of
friends, of which the REPUBLICAN is
oue, go with them.
There's nothing half so sweet in
life as cloves young dream" Now
about this there is some diversity Of
opinion. Some giving preference to a
good article of taffy, but there are few
things any sweeter than ease after q
racking pain and this is only gotten
by using Salvation Oil.