The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-06-10
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
on market closed Yesterday 6s.

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Hassey, ON the Sd inst, a son.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Kirchartz are
paying a visit TO Mr.. KS home at
Beaver Falls.
MIR. Andrew Mccoy, of Har.
mony township, gave the REPUBLICAN
u pleasant call last Thursday.
The Epworih League of this
place will have a basket picnic at
Tubbs Run tomorrow, Thursday.
Rob Shriver has taken the con.
tract of stocking a sawmill neal Mar.
ienville, and has moved to that vicin.
ity.
-Messrs. Foreman q Hepler are
commencing the second tenement
house on the Kepler lot next to Bar.
nett's store.
Landlord Brownell has started a
meat market in the Borough's build.
ing. rooms formerly occupied by
Frank Law.
WIN. A. Payne of Forest county,
and Maggie T. Greenawalt of Leeper,
took out a marriage license in Clarion
county last week.
Mr.. F. c. Lacy of Allegheny
City, was up yesterday and shook
hands with many of his old friends
during a short stay.
Mrs. Mu~enzenberger and children
departed for Chicago last Saturday to
join husband and father, where they
will make their future home.
Alex Thompson must be credited
with bringing in the incest string of
trout of the season thus far. He had
AZ in number, Al pounds iu weight.
MIR. W. s. Shafer was mingling
with Tionesta friends yesterday and
to-day. Scott is still making Emlen.
ton his home, and is pleasant as ever.
Frank Flyn, the young New
Yorker who forged the S795 check on
ii. j. Hopkins, is now an inmate of
the Elmira Reformatory.- Pleasant,
UHe Record.
IT'S hiuted in base ball circles
that Tidioute's booming industries
were not sufficient to hold the crack
pitcher till the end of the season. How
is it, Brer White?
-Circuses are circusing all around
US, but as yet none are beading this
way. It's perhaps just as we'll. The
boys will have the more change 10
blow in on the Fourth.
The two little scarlet fever pa.
%tients, Daisy Craig and Johnny
Ritchey, are recovering finely under
the careful attention they are receiv'
ing, we are pleased to note, and as
there seem to be no further outbreaks
it is hoped there will be no spread Of
the disease.
Bruce Crawford and Davey Hi.
lands, pilots, and John Jameson,
Harry Moody, Billy Klinestiver,
George Holeman aud Charlie Hood.
deck hands and ro~ustabouts, took
passage on a couple pair of Lawrence
& Smearbaugh's boats for the lower
markets last week.
Merchants should remember thaI
they must take out their state license
this month, or have the amount col
lected by law. Those who do mo-
take out a mercantile tax will be re,
quired to pay So per month or $24 fol
the year. The County Treasurer il
, required TO bring suit against persons
who do not lift their licenses on Of
before July LIST.
Here's good news for lovers of thu
fruit; The Westfeld Republican say
; the grape growing industry is assum
I ing enormous proportions in tina
section of the lake shore fruit region
Conservative growers say that tn
price of land suitable for grapes viii
reach $500 per acre next, provided thl
crop equals last years and if all sign
do not fail it will far surpass it.
Charlie Bauer, of the lumber firm
of Whiteman q Bauer, of NewtOwn
is receiving the congratulations of hi
friends upon the happy event of hi
marriage yesterday. A straight for
ward, honest young man, chock ful
Of energy and days work, welded t
1 a sensible, amiable young lady, it i
only necessary to wish them goo
= health, Happiness aud success is as
-