The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1871-04-04
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

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Don't 60 back on your newspaper.
A subscriber TO an Iowa paper recent
ly stopped it. and the next week he
was nearly kicked to death by horse.
Prof Weber kindly favored us
with his company and some first class
music on the violin the ether day. The
Prof is chuck full of melody and he
is not at all stingy of it,
"A social gathering was had at the
residence of Ii. H. May, Esq, on
Thursday evening last, where all en-
joyed themselves to the full extent of
their capacity.
Capt Knox has bought the Rath-
bun Huse, and has torn it down and
moved the lumber to the lot adjoining
WIN. Dimond's house, where he will
put up building for rent.
A donation for the benefit Of Rev.
&. 8. Burton will be held in the Good
Templar's Hall on this Tuesday, eve
ing. The committee don't wish to
slight any one, and therefore everybody
is invited to attend.
IS. d. Irwin and wife are fixing up
tho "Brown House" preparatory to
housekeeping and p. q. Conver pro-
poses to move his Office up stairs and
occupy the lower part Of his building
as dwelling.
A good Templars' Convention is
to be held in Meadville on the 18th
and 18th Of April. Six delegates were
: elected from Tionesta Lodge, viz: Mrs,
J. @. Dale, Mrs. j. B. Agnew, Messrs.
A. II. Steele, DIR. Winans, Rev. Bur-
ton and j. P. Siggius.
Roberts, Hays & Co. have been
getting out ties, up the creek, about
Oldtown during the past winter, and
we'are informed that they have now,
ready for market 100000 of them.
This will no doubt prove profita BILE
winters work for the firm.
Receiving amounts due on sub.
seription is always in order at this Of
Gee, especially now, that we are just
starting in ON a new volume. If any
of our subscribers are troubled with
loss Of sleep or appetite, indigestion or
bad Lsek. let them see that their news
paper account is squared, and if they
don't get better Immediately, why they
need some medicine.
+ The we'll of Grove & Wolcott, ON
the Sewers Farm is down about 440
feet and progressing finely, with indi.
cations Of success. Some difficulty
has been experienced in keeping the
water out of the well, but this will
soon cease to trouble them. There Is
no doubt that there is oil in paying
quantities Oh this farm; and we would
as soon see Grove q Wolcott get it al
any one else.
"A Clerical gentleman in this vi
.einity, received, last winter, anony
mously, a loaf of very poor bread
Not being able to eat it himself, he fec
it to his COW, and had to sit up nights
with her for some time after. We sup
pose the person who contributed tn,
bread was doing it in accordance Will
the scripture text: "Cast thy bread up
ON the waters" &c. but we have NJ
faith that the bread contributed cam,
up to the standard Of the bread refer
red TO in the text,
1t will be seen from notice pub
lished in another column, that our olt
friend, Fid Bishop. of Oil City, is
candidate for County Treasurer of We
mango County. Fid. has been sne O
the most Jealous workers in the part,
for many years, and is a worthy an,
competent person for the position t
which he aspires, and we think til
party will honor itself by honorin
him