The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-06-26

relatives and friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hintermiste Of
Oil City we're guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Carson the first Of the week.
-Chas. Kemble and sister Of I'll.
dioute spent last Sabbath at the home
of their cousin, W. G, Wyman.
Mrs. Geo. Falwell of Pleasant.
vile visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Gieriug, of this place, the
past week.
Mrs. Lee Davis, while playfully
scufiiing with her boys Monday even
ing fell and dislocated her right wrist
quite badly.
Friday last was the longest day
in the year. The days are now grow.
ing shorter, but you can't see it with
the naked eye.
Landlord Agnew is making some
substantial repairs about Hotel Ag.
new, one of which is new walk and
veranda in front.
East Hickory will celebrate the
4th in good old fashioned style, and
invites her neighbors to come and en-
Joy the day with her.
j. M. Kepler, who has been the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. ]. D.
Davis for the past week, returned to
his home in Center county, Monday.
Henry Shoemaker has the frame
work of his new house in the upper
end of town up, and will soon have
a commodious and comfortable home
completed.
Eddie, five.year. old son of VIM,
Lawrence, was playing circus on a
trapeze bar last Saturday when he
fell and sustained painful injury to
his left leg.
Edward Heath, of German Hill,
who has been receiving treatment at
the Oil City hospital for rheumatism
for some weeks past was brought
home Monday.
-Messrs. E. A. Kuhns, A. r.
Slaugherhaupt and A. B. Chatley
were over from Barnett last week on
business connected with official affairs
of their township.
All the seasonable fruits and
vegetables are to be had at Amsler's,
who aims to keep the choicest, fresh.
est and cheapest. Also, a fine line
of fireworks for the Fourth. 1t
--Chas. Kirchartz has purchased
the cigar factory of Chas. Whiteman,
and expects to move to this side Of
the river shortly. He has not picked
out his location yet but will know in
few days.
We have some narrow widths
left in Ladies summer shoes that
sold at $500, which we will close out
at S100. Any one that can wear
narrow shoe should come to Miles &
Armstrong; and get bargain. 1
Hon. j. B. Agnew is up from
Washington, d. c., on business. Mr..
Agnew is accompanied by his young
friend VIM. F. Griffin, who seems to
be enjoying the scenery and delight
ful climate of our county immensely.
The borough school board has
not as yet been able to agree on
the principalship of the schools
for the next term. Miss Ida
Paup and Miss Martha Morrow have
been reelected to their former posi-.
tions, and Miss Kittie Joyce has been
elected to teach the primary depart
ment.
Although not generally known,
there are two of the oldest people in
Western Pennsylvania living within
eight miles of MarienviIle. They
are Mrs. McClOskey, aged 106, and
Mr.. Mclaughlin, aged 101, both liv.
ing near Crown.-Marienuile ES.
press.
Our farmers, some of them al
least, are not going to be caught nap.
ping, aud have recently been sowing
corn to take the place of the hay
crop which has been literally burned
up by the dry weather and scorching
sun of the past few weeks. A sensi.
BILE move.
DR.. Gies, the celebrated chiropo-
dist of Youngstown, o., is at the
Hotel Agnew for a few days only.
Those wishing their corns, bunions or
ingrOwing nails cured without pain
should call on or address him. DR..
Giles has been visiting Franklin, Oil
City and Tidioute since 1872.