The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-08-07

an entertainment in the church next
Friday evening, Aug. 8, at 8 o'clock,
to which the public is cordially in.
vited. The program will consist Of
select readings, music, recitatiops and
collection. By order Of the Presi.
dent.
Jacob Wolf of Tionesta town.
ship has made application for a pat.
ent on a movable fence, which is
quite ingeniously gotten up and will
stand all kinds Of wear and tear.
He is now in correspondence with the
patent Office at Washington, through
his attorney, s. d. Irwin Esl., at
whose Office the model can be seen.
%. w. Proper is having a Eve.
foot flag pavement laid in front of
the homestead property. Once down
and Oliver will not again be pestered
with councilmanic orders to "mend
his ways" Sooner or later the town
will be belted with this style of pave.
ment, and as it is the cheapest in the
long run, our citizens should replace
the board walks with flag as ths for.
mer wears out, whenever practicable.
-Br'er Baker of the Ridgway
Advocate is evidently "in the hands Of
bis friends" Hear him: Benjamin
Harrison has declared that he is not
a candidate for President, and would
not accept the nomination if rendered
him. That's q good deal for an
American to say. The editor of the
Advocate is not candidate for Pres.
ident. but he has never yet said that
he would not accept a Republican
nomination for that high Office"
--Tidioute and Tionesta ball teams
came together on the grounds Of the
former last Saturday, and the result
was another victory for Tiouesta, the
score being 8 to 7. Those who wit.
messed the game were we'll pleased
with their entertainment, one nice
feature being the almost total alb
sence Of kicking on either side. Our
boys say they received elegant treat.
ment at the hands of their neighbors,
and are highly pleased with the fair.
ness of the umpire's decisions.
-Sup't Curwen, of the Warren
, Asylum, has notified the Commission.
ers of the different counties that no
more patients can be received at
present. The institution can CON-
fortably care for 700, but its inmates
now number 900. A bill providing
for new asylum at Titusville passed
the legislature last winter. but was
vetoed by the Governor because of g
lack Of funds, and there can be no
) relief now to the over.crowded in.
; stitutious of the State for least four
years.
-Kirchsrtz Bros. have got rightly
started in the Kepler Block, and are
prepared to furnish the trade in gen
eral with fruits, confectionery, to
bacco and cigars. They have alst
b. started in connection a Bicycle Re
f pair Shop, where any alterations cal
e be made or any parts ordered fo
Q Bikes. A full line of cements, oil
lubricants and repair kits will be il
;, in few days. Give them a cal
Z when 10 need Of anything in thei
}, line. 1t
v Married, at the Stafford House
Buffalo, N. Y, on July 9Oth, 1896
o Robert Parrish, of Marienville, Pa
d and Miss Carrie E. Fleming, of Fall
g Greek, Pa. They will spend fe,
r, days along the lake and visiting
friends at Erie before returning t
il the home of the groom in this place
d Mr.. and Mrs. Parrish have man,
i. friends, among them the Express, VIII
u extend congratulations and bes
wishes on this important OCCASION
!. Marienville Express. The REPUBLl
CAN also joins in best wishes to MI
"a and Mrs. Parrish.
y Several cases of typhoid feve
10 having broken out in ClaringtoI
this county, within the past month O
h six weeks, the citizens are greatly ez
70 ercised over the possibility of an epi
% demic similar to the one which tn
a. town passed through two years ag,
l. The attention of the State board {
health having been called to th
matter by citizens of the place, d
Morrow, county medical inspector
- the board, was ordered to iuvestigai
and acertain, if possible, the cause
" the trouble, and on Monday Of tn