The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-05-06
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
market closed Yesterday ia.

NhAo' ~ ~ IL WIN Nlolltu It 1d0kllL
friends over last Sabbath.
Billy Morgan was laid up with Q
severe attack of neuralgia.
Decoration day occurs on the
last Saturday Of this month.
-Tionesta is minus a timer now.
Good opening for a good man.
The air was very bracing yester.
day, and it showed a little bit.
Mr.. Homer Hall of Pittsburg,
spent Sunday with TiOnesta friends.
Miss Aggie Kerr is visiting
friends in Grove City, Mercer county.
Communion services will be held
at the M. E. Church next Sabbath
evening.
The foundation for Mrs. Felton's
new house in the North ward will soon
be completed.
Mr.. Jas. T. Brennan is attending
the session Of U. S. district court at
P%ittsburg, this week, as a juror.
JAS. Bromley of Stewards Run,
dropped into the sanctum for a few
moments yesterday to get warm.
The party who lost the top or
cover Of his or her fountain pen can
have the same by calling at this office.
-Wanted-A first class timer to
locate in Tionesta. A splendid open.
ing for such an one, with no opposi.
ton in the entire county.
David Mintz's new ad. appears in
this issue. Look it over, and then
consider yourself invited to call and
Inspect goods aud prices.
james Haslet draws the reins
over as handsome pair of sorrel colts
as the community affords, aud already
has them travelling nicely together.
DR.. Mason has changed his resi-.
dence aud now occupies the Sloan
house. His patrons should bear in
mind the change when calling for him.
An inch and a half of snow on
the 9th day of May is not the com.
monest sight il this latitude, but that's
what she measured this morning on
the walks.
Winfield Setley has purchased the
old May homestead lot, located on the
bank of the Allegheny, in the North
ward, aud has preparations pretty
we'll along for the erection of a dwell.
lug thereon.
j. F. Reed of Miola, has pur-
chased a half interest in the timber on
a 800 acre tract on Salmon Creek in
Forest county, and will begin opera.
lions at once, by taking the bark off
fifty acres and preparing the timber
for the saw Clarion Jacksonian.
Peter N. Range died at his home
in Alton, Osborn county, Kansas, on
the 23d of April, 1891. MI. Range
was aged IS years, 5 months, and %
He was formerly a resident of
Tionesia, coming here in 1926, and
remaining eleven years. He was a
brother of Mr.. j. 1. Range of Stewards
Run, and is remembered by some of
our Older citizens. His trouble was
paralysis.
Our valued friend Alexander
of Church Hill, Ohio, called
Monday morning, being on bis way
home from a visit to friends here. He
has sold his fine farm in Ohio to his
brother Joseph, and will hereafter de.
his entire time to his interests in
Washington where he has done x
ceedingly we'll in the past two years,
we are pleased to note. Mr.. Mealy is
mar whose word may always be de.
upon, a characteristic which
helps a man IN a new country more
han any other.
Frank Law has packed up and
his goods to Oil City, where
has decided to make his homo in
be future. Mr.. and Mrs. Law will
De greatly missed from our midst the
own sustains a loss in a business way,
While our society loses two very agree.
'ble and popular members. Franks
'bsenee will be keenly felt by the
'and, the Presbyterian choir, aud at
vi the home entertainments, in which
le was generally the chief spirit. The
joins the general wish !
or future happiness which follows |
hem from Tionesta. f,
David Barnett will have bis new
took of goods opened up to the pub |
lc next week. A grand display in q
v~erythiDg. Don't fail to call. 1t. 1