The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1870-11-22

g. L. was recently organized in Mead
Vile, and is now in flourishing con-
dition. This is the second Good Tenn
plars lodge in working condition in
that city. The cause is good one,
aud we wish them "God Speed"
A young lady in Grcenville lately
considered herself injured because
young gcnticman ceased his attentions
to her. So she procured handful Of
capsicum and placed it gently into his
eyes. He fails to see" her excuse for
displaying so much warmth.
We have received from the pub
Usher, Samuel Il. Wells, the "Illustra.
ted Annual of Phrsnology and Phisi-
ognnmy," for 1871. 1t is full of inter
esiing matter relating to- these subjects,
and is worth more til an double its
price, % cts Address the publisher,
5. r. Wells, 3s9 Broadway, N. Y.
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Capt KNOX has erected lamp
post in front of his store, ornamented
un the outside with the bark of the
sapling of which it is made 1t sup
ports sort of y gas or gasoline lamp,
which lights up tne street about his
store in mitnner that is appreciated
by all, and es pecially by ouryoung men
who stay out late o nights.
"A Concert is taile1 vt by the mu
steal talent nf Tionesta, for the purpose
OF raising ia nds IL purchase ali organ
for the church here. The instrument
is needed badly. Home enterlSii.
ments have alp.ays been ..Ye,vision al.
lied here, and ogrntiful organ in the
ready beha result of this concert. Let
e'gls on, by all means.
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We have been favored with
numerous compliments hy neighboring
papers and persons, ON the appearanc"
of uur paper since our second advent
in + oncsta. We are much obliged,
and of corrse .appre,': ate anything OF
the kind, but what We most prefer Is
two dollars year, in advance.
We are glad 10 be able TO state
that the managers of the Oil Creek and
Allegheny River Railroad, have -e-
duced the charges on a ertain class OF
freight, such as lumber, etc, nearly
one hsll. This will let GU lumbermen
out of their FIX" occasioned by the
non appearance of freshe this fall, to
certain extent
1t is oaly occasionally we get OH
an article which is deemed worthy y,,f n
pe'.iS c2.SsS1l mo other papers, and, IL
ii consequence We desire full redi; 10
the bright things which inmate
from this paper We we're led to sa.
the above hy seeing one Of f;ss,:is, ;HSi an,
copied iqtBp IS tke Forest F. Press. A lirtl,
of thar sort of thing will go gooc
ways with us.
The Clarion Repu6ticaa has chan z
ed hands, Geo. o. Morgan retiring,
and j. IL. Patrick assuming control of
the paper as editor and proprietor. Mr.
Patrick is lawyer, and has for many
years practiced in Clarion and is we'll
knewn as an earnest advocate of Re
publican principles. We have no
doubt but that he will satisfy the fas-
tidluns Republicans of Clarion County.
We hope he may succeed in making
that Democratic County aware of its
errors, and fetch it out at the next elec-
ton us true blue Republican County.
The following report of the Tio-
nesta Union School for the month end
ing Nov. II, 1870, was handed in too
late for publication last week:
Whole number enrolled, &C.
Average daily attendaDoe, "A.
Number of visitors, 2.
The following are the names of those
who did not miss more than one day of
school:
Adelva Roberts Oliver Proper
Lucy Roberts Robert Haslet
Alice Proper james Haslet
Cora Knox Alexander Dale
Maggie McGaun Harley Fisher
Alvaretta Paup Ida Paup
LOnise killmer Flora Haslet
EDnma Sawyer Anuie Sawyer
Laura II mans
A. {. PORTER, Principal,