The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-06-13

so kindly rendered them assistance
during their recent severe afilictioD,
the death Of husband and father
List Of letters remaining in Tio-
nesta, Pa, postoffice, June 8, 1894
Laura A. Bucklin, D. F. Copeland
ESQ.,, Miss Mildred Howard, Miss
Tillie Rose, Mrs. j, I. Meals, Mrs.
Olive McCsbe. r. L. HAsLET, p. NJ.
Mrs. B. M. Devices arrived in
town Saturday from the home of her
son, Joe, in Ohio, called hither by
the serious illDess of her mother, Mrs.
Judge Dale, who has been suffering
with pneumonia since Tuesday of
last week. We are pleased to note
that Mrs. Dale is improving nicely.
The German Hill boys had
match game of ball Saturday, the
east end playing against the west end.
The latter club won by a score of 40
to 10, and ate good supper at the
expense of the east enders, at An.
drew Weller's. The best out Of the
two mines talk of giving Tionesta a
whirl some time during the season.
The semi.aunual encampment of
G, A. R. begins at Gettysburg June
Both and lasts till July 9th, All old
soldiers are cordially invited to take
part in festivities of the week. Good
accommodations will be arranged,
and railroad fares will be reduced.
Full particulars may be obtained OF
Jas. F. Morrison, 1925 Arch St.,
Phila.
Have your eye.sight improved
j. M. Seip, of Oil City, will be in
Tionesta, at the Jewelry Store of w,
A. Fisher, Bridge Street. on Tuesday
June 10, 1894, to fit and furnish spec
tacles and Eyeglasses. Mr.. j. M
Seip is thoroughly competent to give
satisfaction having learned the bust
ness of his father, DR.. G. N. Seip
Oculist Of Oil City. Examination
free.
Simon Grove, one of the oldest
and best known residents of Frank
lin, died at bis residence, corner O
Thirteenth andElbow streets, at 8:5(
Tuesday morning, June 5, 1894, o
dropsy complicated with heart di
sease. He was aged 80 years. Th
deceased leaves q wife and six chill
dren. Mr.. Grove was brother o
the late Joseph Grove of Tionesta
and had large circle of friends il
this section.
The Fourth will be duly celebra
ted in Tionesta this year, prepars
: tions being on the way to have a goo
time. The program has not bee
completed yet, but in few days th
! COMMITTEES will be ready to announC
3 their attractions. Several meeting
: have been held and the preliminar
steps taken. Enough funds hav
] been subscribed to insure amust
! ment for all who may take in fuI
. Make up your mind to stay here fl
the Fourth.
e --Chas, o. Rogers of Marienvil
t aud Anna M. Shoup of Lucinda la
s week went to Niagara and were WEI
They entered upon married life b
8 taking in all the sights along Il
!. lake cities, and after two weeks
a pleasure will settle down to the real
ties of life at Marienville. II
v young couple are worthy the best
all that is in store for mortals in th
. part of the globe. Clarion Jacksoi
Il ian. The REPUBLICAN joins Il
friends of the happy couple in be
, wishes for long and happy life.
"a AWhile fishing on Lamentatic
m creek last week, ex.Sheriff Osgo,
Io ran afoul of a she bear and a YOU
cub. The mother showed deter
. ination to protect her offspring a
- gave John to understand that S
;. would put up with no nonsense, al
~ being entirely unarmed he conclud
- TO let the bear go if she would do
we'll by him. John don't deny tt
le he was considerably ratified for a f
ne minutes, anyhow. 1t might be W
q to give this stream the go-by for sh'
Vi spell, boys; the bear might take
notion to lunch on the next fellow,
Up The new school board of
ne borough met at the Office of T.
,e' Ritchey on Monday evening to
ne ganize for the new year. j. R. Ola
was elected President; T. f. Ritch
Of Secretary; L. j. Hopkins, Treasur