The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-07-20
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Nov lay away the trout rod.

See Barnett's new ad. in this
issue. Great bargains for the next
ten days. Read it.
Will Wymau is sending down
some 6ne hardwood lumber from his
OldtOwn mill these days.
Miss Frances Brockway, of Spar.
tansbarg, is paying visit to Tionesta
as the guest of Miss Edith Davis.
Mr.. j. S Everhart of Licking
vile, was visitos to town yesterday,
and gave the REPUBLICAN a pleasant
call.
--Scowjeu & Clark have improved
the appearance Of their wagon shop
by coat of paint on the front and a
new sign.
Harry Maze was down from Ma.
rienville few hours yesterday on
business. and shook hands with many
old friends here.
Franklin Ne,Us: Miss II. G..
Irwin went to Tionesta this afternoon
on a visit of two weeks with her
brother, s. D. Irwin.
County Commissioner Emert was
setting out the cigars on Saturday
morning last. Handsome young
daughter at his domicile.
The REPUBLICAN acknowledges a
pleasant call yesterday from DR.. Con
ners, Oil Ci,y's well known specialist
10 the treatment Of eye, ear, nose and
throat troubles.
Communion services will be held
in the Presbyterian church next Sab
bath morning. DR.. Elder Of Clarion,
will preach. Preparatory services en-
Friday and Saturday evenings at s
o'clock.
Don't forget the band festival iu
The Kspler Block tonight. Nice re
freshmeuts and lots of them will be
served, and the boys deserve the
patronage of every one Of our citizcns
Drop in and give the boys a lift.
The 3S h annual exhibition Of the
p, nnsylvania State Agricultural S
cisty will be held at Scranton, Sep
rember B, 6, Z, s, 8, and 10, 1892
Full information can be had by ad.
dressing j Schall Wilhelm, Harris,
burg, Pa.
There are no loose scores laying
around up a, Kane this year il seems
At any rate Tidioute's team didn'l
find any when it went up last Friday
to play ball, while the Kane boys
pulled in six. Tidioute must have
been playing with one man short.
AT Kane. on Friday, the home
club won from Tidioute by scure oI
6 to 0. Alexander, of this city, wa;
in the pitchers box for Tidioute, and
bu. 6 hits we're made of him, but he
was poorly y supported. -Frankiin Netps
This calls for another blast from Br'er
White.
Among the marriage licenses
granted by the Recorder Of Clarion
county since the 1st inst, the following
appear: Andrew j. Weaver aud Jen
ME M. Eshelman of Forest county
John Schall of Forest county, and
Mary j. Matte of Pennington twp.
james G. Reddick of Forest county
and Olive j, Greenewalt Of Catfish.
While at Tionesta last week, by
invitation of DR.. j. B. Siggins, the
resident physician of the Kelley In
stitute at that place, We visited the
institution aud watched the Doctor
inject the gold cure into the arms oI
II patients who are at present receiv
ing treatment there. The men all
spoke highly of the management, and
it is said by those who have been there
that the cure is a certain success
Clarion Jacksonidn.
Mrs. Zuendel, mother of Adam
aud Henry Zuendel, Mrs. C. F. Gil
lespie, Afrs. VIM. White and Mrs
A. b Root, all we'll known to the
people of this vicinity, died at the
home of her eldest son, Conrad Zuen
del, in Fairview, Erie county, OIL
Thursday of last week, She had at
tanned the ripe old age of SO years
Mrs. Zneodel, with her husband, wai
aVaong the very first German settlers
in this seotiep, having come over il
lS4O, and setiled on the farm nov
owned by Henry Kiser, on German
] Hill