The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-04-27
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

news: Arrived From lloneeta D rait
of ties.
The copy for David Mintz's new
ad. came too late for this issue, but
will appear next week.
The weather continues to remain
cold and somewhat sour, despite the
brightness of the sunshine.
Mr.. j. w. BursoD, State manager
of the Kelley Institutes of Pennsyl
vania, spent Sunday in town.
Mr.. II. j. Templetou and wife, of
jamestown, N. Y, we're guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Kirchartz q few days
this week.
MFR. and Mrs. Corbet Agnew, Of
WcE Hickory, buried their little six
weeks old daughter in the cemetery at
this place on Saturday last.
The pleasant countenance of A.
J. Wallace of Marieuville. dispelled
the gloom Of the REPUBLICAN office
for a short time last evening.
The Epworth League will please
accept the thanks of the Kelley Club
for beautiful bouquet and vase sent
10 on Monday.
The W's and the Y's will hold q
union prayer meeting at the w. G. T..
U. Reading Room on next Saturday
evening at 1880. All are cordially
invited.
Green stuff-onions, lettuce and
radishes-is coming iu. 1t looks quite
nice, and at the ruling price that's all
the average country editor can tell
about it.
Charles Thomson has gone to
housekeeping iD the Haslet house, re.
Gently occupied by Charlie Kirchartz
All such good citizens are welcomed
to our midst.
The Christian EndeavOr Society
will hold its meeting in the Presby
terian Church on Sunday evening mex
at 1880, instead of Monday evening
All are invited.
Mrs. Bovard has just received 4
very large and elegant consignment
of spring millinery goods. Something
the ladies will be delighted to learr
and see and buy.
William B. Heath, one of Fores
couuty's faithful Republicans, wa
selected as the county's representative,
on the State Committee for the ensuing
year. Surely very good choice.
Curtis Rhodes has got nicely sit
uated in the house next the Ere
Methodist Church, recently vacate'
by Chas. Russell, who now occupie
one of Mr.. Brennan's houses at tn
foot Of Church St.
Five thousand people - muc
more or less have tried the troutin
thus far during, and before the season
perhaps, and all returns are in. The
agree perfectly: mighty poor luck
is elected by an overwhelming majority
! The examination for permanen
/. certificates will be held in the publ
school building, TiOnests, May 6 an
; Z, commencing at 8 a. m. Thos
!. wishing to enter the class muSt hav
papers properly signed. T. E. Arm
STRONG, Chairman of Committee.
!, Mr.. VIM. Wyman, who has II
contract for saving the lumber on ii
Oldtown tract for the owner, M
CASTOR, has moved into q part Of Mr.
), Reck's house. His mill aud 9th,
: machinery went up one day last weel
u and doubtless inside of two weeks wi
70 be steamed up and turning out lumbe
The Kelley Institute turns OF
several graduates this week, sendiu
il them home to their families az
o friends happy and fully restored
i health and vigor. A more grAtefi
+. and pleased looking set of gentlems
= it would be difficult to behold, an
there will doubtless be some bspE
reunions when they return to frien'
and kindred.
Rev. DR.. Hunter delivered tv
very entertaining lectures in the Pre-
byterian church last Sabbath, {
China, to which country he has d
le voted ten years of his life as a mi
Y. siOnary. The Doctors easy style al
great fund of knowledge of the Gu
l. l. toms of the Chinese people made b
s. 3. talk greatly appreciated by the lar
audiences present,