The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1871-03-28
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Mrs. J. w. Stroup is lying quite
sick at present. She is having the
best of care, and hopes are entertained
that she may eventually recover.
Rev. A. Virtue was unable to fill
his appointment in this place, last Sab
bath, on account of illness. AS he was
still sick when he wrote, he made no
appointment.
We notice that the Misses Hunter
and Miss Sue May are at home for a
short vacation from Beaver Seminary.
They arrived on Saturday last, and will
A-return in week or two.
&C. u. Brett and wife hopored our
sanctum with call on Saturday last
They made. but a short stay in our
place, and promise to come again, and
stay longer.
The dance at Forest Hall, which
was advertised to come of last Tues.
day evening, did not occur on account
of the non.attendence of the trippers
of the light fantastic.
Most of our raftsmen have return
ed from their trip down the river.
They report a rough trip,but are up for
another when the next ris- comes. AS
far as heard from, none of the Tones
tians went further than Pittsburgh.
The March number of the Petro-
leum Monthly is on our table. 1t con-
tains largs amount of interesting
and useful matter in regard to "ile."
1t seems to be well patronized as it
deserves to be.
VIM. Butler is erecting meat
market near the Good Templar's Hall.
He proposes to keep all the meat that
he can sell, or rather means to always
have enough on hand to supply the
wants of the public.
The Warren Ledger reports one
death in that borough from trichinae,
and six more of the sane family sick
with the same horrible disease. The
disease was acquired by eating the
pork raw.
Miss Ruth Knowlton, teacher in
the primary department of the boro'
schools during the past winter, left
yesterday for her home in Wisconsin.
She bears with her the best wishes of
her acquaintance in this section.
The river is too low now to, raft,
but large amount of SQUARE timber is
being accumulated at the mouth of
the Tionesta by means of pond fresh
cts, waiting for the next rise, which is
confidently expected within week or
two.
Rev. ]. t. Perry and wife visited
our town last week, and had quite a
good visit with their friends and rela-
tives here. Mr.. Perry caught sight of
one of our back numbers, and found
he couldn't exist comfortably without
abe REPUBLICAN, so he subscribed.
Our Young Folks, for April, has
made its appearance on our table. 1t
is published by James r. Osgood q
Co., Boston, Mass, at 50 per year.
Every family sould have it, especially
if there are young people in the fami.
ly.
-Hilbronner & Co., assure us that
they confidently expect their tailor on
this week, from Philadelphia, who will
fit any man who leaves his measure, or
die in the attempt. Hilbronner's have
got on big installment of their spring
and summer goods, and contemplate
a change in their advertisement soon.
There is some talk that morris" will
some time during the summer, import
his brother, what lives in New York :"
to help sell goods.
For SALE.-At this office, a schol-
arship in the Iron City Commercial
College. Must be used by an individ-
nal living in Forest County. Will be
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