The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-04-18

Charles Albaugh Of Hickory town.
ship was down Saturday and gave tho
REPUBLICAN pleasant call dur.
ing his stay in town.
DR. F. r. Mason is shipping his
household goods to McKeesport, Pa,
where be has decided to locate for the
practice of his profession.
"A great many property owners
are removing the fences from before
their residences, which greatly adds
TO the appearance thereof
John r Osgood has withdrawn
from the contest for delegate to the
state convection as will be seen by
reference to the proper place.
L. j. Catlin Of Oak Dale Station,
Allegheny Co., who was visiting
friends at Kellettville, called at the
REPUBLICAN office last week.
Hartman Lawrence, who has
been in Pittsburg, during the past six
months, attending Duffs College; re.
turned home Monday morning.
The numerous trout streams
around Tionesta have all been visited
by the early angler, but so far no
very large strings have been brought
in.
George B. Armstrong moved from
East Hickory last week, and is now
domiciled in the Jacob Smearbaugh
house at the western end of the creek
bridge.
Trailing Arbutus, the most fra.
grant and dainty of our woodland
flowers, is in bloom, and expeditions
to the woods in quest Of it are quite
popular.
james Haslet is remcdeling the
house formerly occupied by Charles
Russell, adjoining the Free Methodist
Church and will move into it as soon
as it is flushed.
Mr.. Wheeler, agent Of the w. N.
Y. q p. has leased the residence of
Mrs. James Bean, Butler street, to
which he will remove his family.
Mercer Republican.
j. @. Miller, of Kellettville, Who
has been down the river for the past
three weeks, was in town yesterday
morning on bis way home, and made
the REPUBLICAN pleasant call.
Herb Riker of West Hickory
sustained an injury to his right hand
some time ago, and ON Friday it was
found necessary to amputate the third
finger in order to heal the wound.
-WANTED--A few good, honest
men to work for me. 1 pay salary
from the start. Permanent position.
Write for terms II H. SHENK, Cor.
3rd q Cumberland, Harrisburg, Pa.
Proper d Walters have purchas.
ed the building occupied by Amann &
Shellbammer, from Geo. w. Bovard
and moved it upon their lot adj joining
their new store building in the north
ward.
-"The Spy of Atlanta" by home
talent, to be given under the auspi.
ces of the G A. R, at Holeman's
opera house, Pleasantville on the eve
of Decoration day, May 30th, prom
ises to be a grand affair.
George Dawson has left two bi
cycles at Scowden & Clark's, which
he offers for sale cheap. One is a
lady's Columbia wheel and the other
gentleman's wheel, manu- facturec
by the Fenton Mfg Co.
living to report which Is II
circulation; DR.. Preston Steele would
like to announce to the public thai
he has no intention of leaving Tio
nesta. Some time ago the doctor re-
fused an opening in Virginia, which
probably gave rise to the report.
Squire R. u. Gillespie of Kellett
Vile brought his father down from
Whig Hill Saturday, to consult
physician here. Mr.. Gillespie ba
been i'll since last fall, but is slowl,
improving and is hopeful of ultimat
recovery.
Seven fleets of white pine timbe
owned by Collins q Siggins, of Hick
Ory, came down the river yesterds,
and tied up in Moran's eddy last eve
ning. This makes 100000 cubic fee
of timber that the firm has sent t.
Pittsburg during the present rise il
the river. r.-Derrick.
John Waterson died at his hom
OF Ro,uUanyilla on tho 18th iret n