The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-09-21

ouiB last Weeh huu VI mOuuaJ last
got 22.year sentence. The jury
gave the verdict without leaving the
box.
Mr., and Mrs. j. d. w. Reck and
young son, are down from Mexican
county OH few days visit with mrs.
Judge Reck. While here Jairus will
superintend the putting of new roof
on his mothers residence.
WIN. Leard, a former popular
citizen of Mayburg, this county, has
moved to Kittanning and embarked
in the grocery business. Mr. Leard
will have the good wishes of a large
circle of friends in this section at bis
back.
Frank Hunter, who has been suf.
fering two weeks past with a severe
attack of bilious fever, was little if
any better at last accounts, and his
friends have been quite uneasy at the
slubbornness with which his trouble
clings to him.
j. +. Overlander says be has the
Hunter grist mill, which he has chris.
tened the Forest Mill" in apple pie
order for grinding all kinds of grain
in short order and fine style. He in.
vites the patronage of the public, and
gurantees satisfaction.
The annual meeting of the County
Com missioners Of the State at Pitts
burg, last week, was the most largely
attended and successful gatherong of
the kind yet held, and much good to
the counties throughout the State is
expected to accrue from it,
H. j. Hopkins q Co. will be on
the jump in few days unpacking their
new stock of fall goods, which are al.
ready on the way. After the rush is
over and the goods are marked (way
down, by the way) your presence will
be requested. Iu the meantime don't be
in hurry to buy elsewhere. Twill
be worth your while to wait. 1t.
The first Republican pole of the
campaign in Crawford county was re.
Gently raised on the premises of Ed.
ward A. Scowden, Union Township,
one of the solid Republicans of that
county. The ceremonies were attend.
ed by an immense crowd, and the cam.
paign was given a decided boost. Mr.,
S. is a brother of our townsman, j. G.
Scowden.
Martin Saltsgiver got the index
finger of his right hand too near the
business end of buzz saw last Satur.
day, while at work on Thomas mill,
which is located on the Randall farm.
The consequence is that Martin has
but two joints to that fuger where
just previous to his familiarity, he had
three. But be takes the matter coolly
and blames no one but himself
About three weekss ago w. A.
Grove struck his shin with the bit oi
dull ak, and while the stroke was
painful for little while. he treated il
as rather trivial thing until few
days later, when the injury became
more painful and began to show symp
toms of blood poison. The conse
quence has been that Albert has mol
been able to leave the house since, and
though in fair way to recovery now
is still much troubled by the injury.
Among the TioDesta people who
are in attendance at the national en-
campment at Washington are the fol
lowing; Capt. and Mrs G. w. Clark
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Robinson, Mr.
and Mrs. L. j. Hopkins, Mr.. and Mrs
L. Aguew, Mr., and Mrs, S. d. Irwin
A number Of others had Intended 60
ing, but were disappointed in their ar
rangements from one cause or another
the cholera scare having the effect o
keeping some at home.
The Worlds Fair souvenir coins
some of them, it is now expected will
be issued in November, probaly by The
middle of the month. The exposition
authorities have offered quantities o
them to banks throughout the country
at the uniform rate Of one dollar each
and it is believed that these institutions
will be prompt to avail themselves o
the opportunity to get supply fol
their customers. Orders for them are
already being sent in at the rate o
$4,000 to $4,000 day.
The Flint, Mich, Citizen of the
Sd inst, contains this pleasant reference
to a former Tionesta boy, whose young
friends here will join in best wishes
for long and happy future for hin
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