The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-05-23

work arranging for the present en-.
oampment to be held next month at
Conneaut Lake.
Hickory w. @. T. U. will give a
dime Patriotic Literary entertain.
ment, in the Whitten hall, on the
evening of Decoration day, at East
Hickory. A cordial invitation is ex.
tended to everybody.
]. r. A., Cor. Sec.
Lawrence q Smearbaugh bad
the misfortune to loose two loaded
boats by the flood Monday night.
The boats had just a few days pre-.
vious been landed at Pittsburg, and
had not yet been disposed Of We
have heard of no other losses by any
Of our citizens, in this line.
Work on the foundation of 6.
w. BovaTd's new business block goes
merrily on, when not hindered by the
elements, with Mason Joyce as the
moving spirit, and within two
months, or less, we expect Mr.. Bo-
ward will be occupying the same as a
mercantile esta blishment. The build.
iug will add materially to the wealth
! and appearance of the town.
Mr. Isaac Horton, general su.
perintendent of the Sheffield tanner
ies, and vice president of the Penn
Tanning Co., was married to Miss Ell.
la Moore at the home of brides par.
ents in Oswego, Potter county, Pa,
on the 18th inst. Miss Moore was
formerly one of Forest county's sue.
cessful teachers, having taught the
Brookston school during the past win
ter.
F. M. Morgan, having been inform
cd by bis physician that it was advis'
able for him to get out of business
for time, and take as mnch outdoor
exercise as possible, has sold his store
across the track from the Blizzard Of
fee, to Messrs. Geo. Kern, James
Benner and Charlie Smith, three
young men who in this make their
maiden business venture. Blizzard.
Come up, Fred, and rusticate with
Tionesta friends for the summer.
The dwellings of Messrs. Moses
Hepler and John Saylor are being
pushed rapidly ahead, and are about
all under cover now. They are
both nodded op the same plan, and
will be comfortable and roomy
When these buildings are completed
that part of Walnut street will have
far different aspect than ever before
and will be one of the pleasant resi-
, dence portions of the town. Wht
says Tionesta isn't improving?
Forest fires were numerous tn
past week. On Sunday the BlooC
lot east of town caught fire ant
Bell q Blanchard lost about 200,00O
: shingles. The Extract Works wa
in some danger, but good water pro
I lection aud care saved them. Th
f fire burned close to town, but n
/. damage was done, the wind being i
the opposite direction. Clough'
! shingle mill was also burned Sunday
( Enough rain fell Monday to put ou
the fires MarienviLle Express, of las
week.
. After June 10th Preston Steele
i. M. D., will be assisted in the practiC
of his profession by DIR. Ira j. Her
of Dayton, Ohio. Dr. Steele is to b
congratulated upon procuring sue
;, able support. DR.. Herr is a gradl
;, ate of Pulte Medical College of Cir
cinnati and has lately been associate
with the noted medical finn of Dr.
= Webster q Webster, of Dayton Ohi'
- DIR. Herr will confne himself
20 country practice while DR.. Stee
y will attend to town and Office bus
at ness. 1t.
y The third quarterly meeting
10 the Tionesta and Nebraska char
o. will be held in the M. E. churc
K Tionesta, Pa, beginning Friday ev
u ming, May %. Services as follow
I'd Preaching Friday evening at
be o'clock by Rev. Mead, P. E. Al
"a Saturday evening, same hour, by &
Pastor. Love Feast Sabbath NOR
Id ing at 10 o'clock; sermon at
IT. o'clock, followed by the Holy Coz
h. muniOn. At s o'clock, p. IN, the N
M mortal Sermon will be preached
'et the Pastor,
Henry Groce of Kellettville h
Is the misfortune to get one of his valu