The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-08-24
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Flowing for fall wheat will soon
keep the farmers busy.
Harold Sharpe is home from
Chicago for few days.
Miss Josephine Hall of Warren,
is the guest of Miss Inez Brownell.
Miss Brownie Bates of Titusvil!e
is a guest at the home of her grandma,
Mrs. May.
Misses Pauline and Rose Merkle
Of Tidioute, were guests of Miss Dora
Blum from Friday till Monday.
Prof A. w. Wilson Jr., of the
Kiskiminetas school, Salisbury, Pa,
was the guest- of Mr.. Kelly. last
Friday.
Mise Emma Woodburn of Frank.
lin, was the guest of Misses Maggie
and Artie Robinson few days of the
past week.
Mrs. Solomon Fitzgerald was
taken suddenly i'll with congestion of
the brain Monday, but is getting
better now.
Kennedy Haugh, of Nebraska, J.,
drove over to his old home, Brookville,
one day last week, where his family
have been visiting for some time.
VIII Kepler departs for Ran.
dolph, N. Y, next Monday, where he
will attend Chamberlain Institute, one
of the leading schools of that State.
Found, two pairs new mltteus.
Owner can have same by calling at r.
B Crawford's and describing property,
and that, too, before Geld weather sets
in.
MIR. Will II. May, of Louisville,
spent day or two of last week here
visiting his mother. He was looking
exceptionally we'll and said his health
was never Detter.
DR.. Mason, who has been suffering
severely of late with throat trouble,
is still confned to his he'd, but bis
physicians expect him to recover now
with rut further difficulty.
"A goodly number of the veterans
of Stow Post are making calculations
on going 10 the big reunion at Wash.
ington on the Goth of September.
Some of the civilians are also design.
ing to take in the great doings.
An alarm of fire last Wednesday
evening brought out the pOpulace in
force. Happily there wasn't much of
it, small blaze in the roof of John
Wants house, which was easily ex.
tiDguished, causing the commotion.
-Recollect that Lawrence 4 Smear.
baugh have just stocked up on shoes,
and that their line is one of the incest
of the season. Ladies, gentlemen and
children will find something fine to
select from at their counters. Call.
Alex Whitehill and James Dun.
can, Brookville's famous base ball
battery, were among Tionesta friends
yesterday. They are team that is
seldom vauquished. During his brief
stay Alexis many friends here exten.
ded him hearty welcome.
L. Z. OsgoOd, who manipulates
the lever at Wheeler d Duseubury's
large sawmill at StowtOwu, gave the
REPUBLICAN pleasant call one day
last week. He reports business active
up in that section, and the new rail.
road coming right along.
1t is said West Hickory enjoyed
the distinction of having a regular
Knockout slugging match on Friday
night last, between two of her pugilis.
tic citizens. 1t required nine 3.miuute
rounds to decide the scrap and compel
one side to toss up the sponge.
Court convenes next Monday, be-
ing nearly month earlier than here.
tofore. The calendar embraces about
the usual number of causes, while
there will be a few criminal cases on
tap. We are always glad to "see our
friends" on these occasions, and this
time especially, as the machinery is
considerably in need of the stuff that
makes it run smoutblY.
The camp meeting which begins
at West Hickory next Sabbath, is
being quite extensively heralded by
hand bills, and will doubtless be
largely attended Revs. Ross of
Pittsburg, Hamilton and Lawson of
Franklin, aud John Lawson of Erie,
are the principal ministers mentioned
that will be present. Excursion. rates
are advertised on the w. N. Y. g. p.
road between Oil City and IrVineton.