The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1871-12-19
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

0OOf1n bNO
Rev, Burton breaches at Asbury
Chapel, and Bean Farm, on Sunday
next.
Sunday School is picking up. A
larger attendance last Sabbath than
We have seen since last summer.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Bates, of Ttusville,
and Harry Bates, a student ef Alleghe-
ny College, are at present in town on
n visit.
Miss Sue and Master Bennie May
returned from their school at Beaver,
on Saturday last, to spend the holidays
with their parents.
"A full attendance of the members
Of the Temple Of Honor is requested
oil Friday evening next, as business of
importance will be transacted.
--Reck's Mills commenced running
again last Wednesday, after a stoppage
of about Il week, occasioned by the
breaking of s)me of the machinery.
All We dancists remember the par
ty on Friday evening of this week at
Tionesta House. Mr.. Ittel will spare
no pains to make the party as attrac-
tive as possible.
The Fo,est Brass Band is at pres.
cnt without leader but we under
stand that arrangements are being
made by which first.class teacher
will soon be secured.
I'VE received a call, on Friday
last from Mr.. Vincent, formerly of the
Erie Republican. He says the Office is
now devoting its attention exclusively
/. to job work, and has enough to do.
IA report comes to us that there is
case of smallpox at Hickory. We
do not credit the report, because our
correspondent there would certainly
inform US if such were the case.
Miss Olive Logan is to be joined
in the holy bonds of matrimonY, with
a gentleman named Sykes, of New
York, to day. We suppose we may,
in the course of time look for some
"Olive-brauches."
The sleighing is said to be pretty
good out Oh the hills, although the
snow is almost too thin," in town at
present writing, to make sleigh.riding
within the corporation mu.h of an
object. From present appearances
single sleighs will be in demand this
Mhier.
I'VE overlooked, until too late
for last weeks paper, the fact that Mr..
w. I. Alexander had associated him.
self with j. H. Patrick, ESQ, in the
publication of the Clarion Republican.
We hope the new firm will meet with
the most undoubted success in Repub-
licapizing Clarion County.
The Venango Citizen comes to us
this week clothed in a new dress, aud
is materially improved in appearance.
We are glad to note this evidence of
of prosperity of the Citizen. We hope
the additional patronage it may re-
ceive, will more than justify the ex.
pense of the improvement.
S. j. Wolcott, w. Grove and G..
w. Bahghart are at home now pre-
pairing to spend the rest of the winter
with us. Mr.. Wolcott's we'll at En-.
'terpise was down but owing to the
pipes freezing up could not be worked.
We believe Mr.. Wolcott does not ex.
pect to get rauch oil out of it.
Mr.. Slater is taking out his lum-
!. Der from the mouth of the creek, Mr.
AFner is rafting his over, and Hall g.
may are taking some OF tleirs out.
We understand tnat some of the know.
ing ones are looking for breakup be-
fore the first of January, and are
striving to be prepared for it.
"A social party was given at the
residence Of M. Henry, on Thursday
evening last, at which all who we're
present enjoyel themselves admirably.
1t was generally matter of surprise
to all that we had go many yoang folks
oF both sexes in town. and now that
the ac' is Discovered, all that is need
ed to get them together, is opportupi.
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