The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-04-05
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

jill market closed yesterday 693.
C. w. Dunkle is moving into a
part of the Bonner house.
Will Hunter has moved into bis
mothers house, across the river.
Charlie Dotterer, of Kelletville,
gave the REPUBLICAN a call Monday.
Cleaning up is the order of the
day, aud it is strictly in order to clean
up.
Hopkins q Lanson are out in a
e spring ad. Bead it, and profit
by il.
Miss Margaret Black of Frank.
lin, was the guest Of Miss Mae Grove,
last week.
"A tent of the Knights of the
Maccabees will be instituted here
next week.
james A. Huling is recovering
slowly from a severe attack of pneu.
monia, contracted about two weeks
ago.
Samuel Heffron had the fingers
of his left hand badly smashed by a
tie falling on them, at Wyman's mill,
at Oldtown, one day last week.
james Beatty. formerly Of this
place had one of his fingers taken of
by n bnzz.saw iu Green's mill, near
McCray's, jerks township, recently.
Rev. James T. Brennan is at
tending the annual conference of the
Wesleyan Methodist church, at Pitts.
field, Warren county, and will be
gone all of this week.
The Sacrament of the Lords
Supper will be observed in the Pres.
byterian church next Sabbath morn
ing. Preparatory services on Friday
and Saturday evenings at s o'clock.
james Haskell, of Tylersburg
was in town Monday night, on hi;
way to Somerset county to look at q
large tract of land. He will he gone
about two weeks Clarion Jackson
ian
Mr.. David Mintz of Marienville
has returned from New York. with 6
very large line of dry goods, cloth
iDg. ETC.. so you may look out for biz
new ad. in this paper in a few days
Do not miss il.
1t is the editors business, says
an exchange. to boom the city for all
it is worth, month after month, and
then see 800 worth Of printing &c
out of the city because ten cents car
be saved by doing so.
In the item noting the death o.
Mr.. Andrew Mccoy, of Harmony
township, recently, we erred in say
ing be left three daughters and ont
sou. 1t should have been reversed =
three sons and q daughter.
Our honest old friend JOSEPH
Wuerzge, of Wing Hill, was in tow
Monday and gave US a pleasant call
He fitted himself out with one o
those fine new style harrows at Scow
den q Clark's, before returning.
The following letters remain IN
called for 10 Tionesta P. o April 3
1898: Mr.. G. B. Armstrong, Mrs
Mary Benedict, Wilbur Hunter, j
G. Passauer, Mrs. Lizzie Reed, Elme
Weaver. d. S. Knox, P. M.
Ed. Heible IA down from War
rem this week doing some roof re
pairing. A mechanic aud all-rount
good man like Ed. is sadly needed il
Tionesta, and we wish he could he in
dueed to come back and live with us
Our people will have an OppOr
tunity, next Tuesday evening, O
hearing some strictly first class must
by the swedish Sextette. 1t is no
often our town is thus favored an,
none should miss it who love music
The Meadville Tribune RepubLj
can came out last week resplendan
= 10 a new dress, which was very be
coming. It's the solid RepublicaI
organ of Crawford county, and de
serves the substantial support Whic.
= it receives.
: There we're no flies on the win
: yesterday afternoon, notwithstanding.
i about everything out of doors was O
the fly. No, there wasn't anythin
. common about yesterdays wind;
was Igh, and low, too, and "jac.
and the game" for that matter.