The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-07-18

MAKE puOlc acknowledgements OF
their gratitude to the neighbors and
friends who rendered kindly assis.
tance 10 their late bereavement.
We call attention to the new ad.
vertisement of w. L. Douglas $500
shoe which appears in our issue today.
We have every assurance from the
manufacturer that the recent i'm
provemeuts in style and quality will
give more satisfaction than ever TO
the wearers of these popular shoes.
The following letters remain un.
called for in Tionesta PostoffiUe:
Mrs. Rose j. Crawford, Mr.. c. A.
Dunkle, Lucien j. Dean Esq, S. A.
Reeser, Mr.. f. A. Seywert, E. S.
Shaw, Mrs. James Walters; postal
card, Mr.. F. A. Seywert; 4th class,
Mrs. Anna Higley. r. L. HAsLET,
p. M.
james I. Brennan, of Tionesta,
who has been on the sick list for the
past six weeks, and has been stop.
ping at DR.. Jackson's residence for
the past three weeks, is so much i'm
proved that he expects to return home
in few days. His family has been
with him during his stay here Der.
rick.
The borough council has decided
to lay sewer on Elm street from the
north corner Of T. J. Brennan's pro.
perty to crnnect with the court house
sewer at Helen St., and one from the
southern corner of the court house
square at Bridge street, down which
street it is intended to go 10 the
river
M. p. Barber, who has been in
failing health for some time is now
confined to his home, and in a quite
feeble condition. His son DR.. Bar.
ber Of Kellettville, has been with him
for the past week. PIeasantviUe Rec.
ord. Capt. Barber has many friends
in this vicinity, who will learn of his
illness with much regret.
-Meachant Bovard's new block is
progressing as fast as meterials can
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be gotten, and we judge from present
appearances that George will be SELL
ing goods there inside of three weeks.
Will Hunters new residence, west
side, is coming on at good rate, and
William will doubtless be able to
occupy 1t in the course of a couple of
weeks.
Until next Friday evening, July
20th, bids will be received by the DO.
rough council for digging and filling.
10 the sewer ditch which the council
he's ordered to he laid. Plans and
specifications may be seen at &. w.
RObinson's store. At the same meet.
ing bids will also be received for
building an amount of sidewalk in
the borough.
Prof Sprenkel, Secretary of the
State Sunday School Association, will
address Sunday school workers in the
M. E. church next Saturday evening,
at o'clock. On Sunday evening
there will be union service: in the
Presbyterian church, at which Prof
Spenkel will also deliver an address
on Sunday school work. A cordial
invitation is extended to all.
Capt S. F. johnson, who has
made Tionesta his home for the past
three months, departed Monday for
EmlentoD, in which place be intends
to locate. The Captains stay in Tio.
nesta has been pleasant both to him.
self and the acquaintance he has
formed here. He is one of the most
genial of men, and makes friends
wherever he goes. Long life and
success to him.
John Ritter, brakeman on the
P. d W. r. r. met terrible death
on Wednesday morning near Par.
ker's Landing. He was in the act of
making coupling when he was
caught between the cars aud literally
cut in two, dying almost instantly.
The unfortunate man lived at East
FoxbuIg, where he made his home
with a widowed mother Clarion
Democrat. A number of our towns.
man, who had just landed some boats
at that place, were eye.witnesses to
this distressing accident.
-Messrs. Wagner Bros. have their
Touring mill now in operation, hav.
ing just completed the entire over.
hauling of the plant, and placing the
new rolls, which were started this