The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-08-30
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Next Saturday will be labor
day.
Mrs. J. l.. Craig is home from
her visit with Boston friends.
We had a pleasant call Monday
from our jolly good friend Frank
Fitzgerald, of Barnett.
Mise Minnie Tbase, Of Alleghe.
ny, is visiting at the home of H. w.
Ledebur, German Hill.
Mrs. Anna Smith of Pittsburg is
visiting at the home of her mother,
Mrs. ii. Kiser, German Hill.
Voters should not forget that
September 7lh is the last day for reg.
istering in order to entitle them to a
vote. See to it at once.
Miss Mamie Morrow departed
on Monday for Indiana, Pa, where
she will attend the State Normal
school, execting to be gone till next
July.
Hon. j. B. Agnew is up from
Washington attending court. His
daughter Christine accompanies him
on visit to her young Tionesta
friends.
Mrs. Conroy, mother of Mrs.
John Grubbs, and lived with the
family during their residence here,
died at Pittsburg on July 10Th, aged
upward Of 80 years.
Representative Haight of Coop
er Tract, was circulating among
friends in town this week. The Cap
tain has our thanks for faVors iu the
line of public documents.
The editor of the Ridgway Dem
ocrat thus bewails his lot: 1t is very
disagreeable to grow old aud have
silver threads among the gold, now
that silver is so unpopular.
The Sunday freight aud &C
commodation train on the w. n. Y
& p road has been discontinued, anC
there is now but one passenger traiI
each way-up at $40 a. m. and dowI
at 1853 p. m., on Sunday.
-"Cooning" time is here and th
coons are working the corn patche
through the couDtry, but no catche
have thus far been reported. A gooc
"coon dog" is looked upon as grea
hero at this season of the year.
. The trial of Mauck and McKen
ma was completed and the case giveI
to the jury in the Clarion courts yes
terday. Up to the hour of going +
press nothing was learned as t
t whether n verdict had been rendered
Among the REPUBLICANS pleas
ant callers this week were: j. /
= Barr and H. H. Harp, Marienville
i Constable Campbell of Barnett, an
o Candidates Harry Maze, of Jenki
!. w. NJ. Coon of Barnett aud w. A
= Connely of Hickory.
= Mrs. j. d. Wyman of Meadvlll,
IS Miss Maud Wyman of chattanooga
d Tenn, aud Mrs. G. N. Burt Of Oswt
a 90, N. Y, mother aud sisters Of OF
townsman w. G. Wyman, are pa!
ing him visit, expecting to renal
a couple of weeks.
Delegate John w, Jameson
}, in Harrisburg attending the Republ
can State Convention which meets T.
, day. He is accompanied by Messr
D. John H. Robertson of Marienvill
and Geo. w. Osgood of Whig Hill
- who go to take in the proceeding
. which promise to be lively.
An expert gives these direction
for peeling tomatoes; Cover the
}. with boiling water half a minEt'
then lay them 10 cold water till the
are perfectly cold, when the skin CO
be slipped off without difficult
leaving the tomatoes unbroken al
,. as firm as before they we're scalded
L The Derricks franklin CORE
pondeOt says; The Kelley club W
r run a special train to Tionesta on Il
j. occasion of the reunion there of 4
it. Kelley graduates, September 6. t
,it;; fare for the round trip has been fix
nd at 81. 1t is expected that there W
be fully 5000 people attend this I
he union, and the citizens of Tones
are preparing for the accommodate
Of tho nrauyd