The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1871-07-18
o. c. q A. r r. TIME TABLE,
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Andy Dewoody has been in town
for week or two, doing the plaster
ing on Mr. Kelly's house. His home
is at present in Tidioute.
Col. Reisinger, wife and child,
spent the fourth in our place, putting
up at DR.. Winaus' house. The Col.
looks as though Meadville was good
place to stop.
Mr.. Hanna, Supt of the Hickory
Farm Oil Co., made us a call on Mon
day morning. He reports business
brisk and oil indications favorable,
and "that's what's the matter with
Hanna"
Wheat is said to be good crop on
Dutch Hill. We were interviewing
lone of the denizens of that elevation
the other day, and he spoke very en-
couragingly Of crops generally about
there.
--sAyilliamsport Dickinson Semina-
ry--a first class school for both sexes,
Milliamsport, Pa. Fall session opens
Aug. "a, 1871. For catalogues ad-
dress Rev. w. Lee Spottswood, d. d.,
President.
On Sunday last the Gravel Train
on the o. c. d A. r. r. struck COW
belong to S. c. johnson, just around
the point, opposite this place, smashing
her up pretty lively. Mr.. Johnson
killed her to put her out of misery.
He said she was not fit for beef.
1t will be seen from the church
notices, that lev r. T. Taylor, Presi-
dent OF the Beaver Seminary, will be
in town some time during this week,
and will preach to the good people Of
Tionesta on Sunday. He is highly
spoken of as preacher, and we hope
he will speak to full house.
We have received The Press,
printed in Chicago, by Horton e. Leon
ard. 1t is a quarterly illustrated mag
azine, and is printed in style.that re-
minds us of that done on The Aldine.
Price so cts per year. We will show
q sample to any who wish to see it..
and will forward any money left with
us for subscription TO that magazine.
We were shown badl y made bo-
gus five-cent nickel, yesterday, by AL.
Partridge, who said that some unregeu.
crate scoundrel had passed two of them
on him on Saturday. They are muek
lighter than the genuine, and the work
is botched fearfully. There is no dan
ger Of any one getting bit on them il
them if they take good look at them.
Some person or persons not having
the fear of our borough authorities
before them, and having, We suppose,
slight touch of the kleptomania, fel-
oniously took, grabbed, guzzled, and
got away with number Of jars of jam
belonging to Mrs. d. S. Knox, on Fri,
day night of last week. If this thing
goes ON much longer we will have to
employ police force.
&C. V. Culver's we'll. about half a
mile this side of West Hickory, was
tested recently, and has since be4l
pumping between five and six barrels
per day. Mr.. Culver is looking up
again; We hear that he has declared q
dividend of three per cent. orall hii
Indebtedness. and holds the money
ready to hand over to those who holc
claims against him.
We have received from the Bos
ton Lyceum Bureau. The Lyoeiin
Magazine, published by Redpath &
. Fall. 1t contains in addition to {
number of articles on lectures anC
lecturers, the third annual list of lee
turers for the season Of 187l-1872
It is handsomely printed and illustrat
ed, and all VIII, take an interest il
such things should take the LyoeVn
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