The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-04-09

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Bolard Bros Drug Store, Grandin's
Block, Tidioute, Pa. 2-4t
There will be no preaching in
town next Sabbath, but we believe
that delegates from the Y. M. G. A..
Of Tidioute, will conduct services in
one Of the churches in the afternoon.
Glance at Bolard Bros. new ad-
vertisement in another column. We
know this TO be q good substantial
firm, and can recommend them to our
citizens. They make Wall Paper a
specially this spring. Give them n
chance to sell you some good paper.
The Petroleum Monthly for April
came to hand yesterday. Mr.. Linn
has retired from the concern, and Mr.
Bowman is now running the machine
alone. We do not notice, however,
any falling off in the matter contained
in the present number. Terms $500
per year. Address j. II. Bowman,
Oil City, Pa.
--Bolard Bros. inform us that our
citizens will save money by going to
Tldioute to purchase Wall Paper.
They have the largest assortment ever
brought to Western Pennsylvania. 2 A
We learn from the Meadville Re-
publican that five hundred thousand
dollars has been placed to the credit
of the Pennsylvania Petroleum Rail
road, at the banking office of Duncan,
Sherman & Co. One thousand men
are to be set to work Immediately be-
tween Titusville and Cambridge. This
looks very much like business.
-Wm. Greaves and lady, of Utica,
n. Y, arrived in town last week, and
will stop here several weeks. Mr..
Greaves has several orders for portraits
here, and will remain until they are
completed. He is one of the finest
portrait painters in the States, and we
would advise any one wishing a good
picture to call and give him few sit
tings. His studio will be in the
Sheriff''s Office, Court House.
Almost everybody make a prac-
tice of papering their houses this time
of the year. Bolard Bros, Tidioute,
have the best assortment in this sec.
ton of the State. 2 At
The bill providing for the contin.
uance in office Of Auditor General
Hartranft. and for the election of an
Auditor in October next, has become
n law without the Governors signature,
he not having returned the bill within
the constitutional period. The Repub-
lican State Convention, which will
meet on 10th inst, will have to nomi-
nate a candidate for Auditor General,
and there is no lack of good material
for the position.
If something don't break, we are
now to have a bridge over the Alleghe.
ny River. On Monday, April 1st
company was formed and an organiza-
tion effected by the election Of Jno.
A Dale, President, NJ. w. Tate, Secre.
tary and II. II. May, Treasurer. The
stock was all taken, and we understand
that the contract is to be let immedi-
ately. We fervently hope that there
may be no mistake about this, but
"hope deferred maketh the heart sick"
and VIC are inclined to be skeptical
until we see teams crossing on the
bridge.
"A nicely papered room is a plas-
ant place. Buy your Wall Paper at
Bolard Bros. Drug Store, Grandin's
Block, Tidioute, Pa. 2 At
"A considerable amount of movin'
or hittin' was done in our place on or
about the 1st of April. Mr.. Burton
went to Cory. Mr.. Steele to Titus
vile. Mr. Cuileton's family moved
into the Acomb Building formerly oc-
cupied by Rev. Burton. Jos. Grove
moved to the Fleming House, before
occupied by Culleton. Mr.. McGilI
moved to the looms over the bank,
and Geo. Haslet moved into his own
house on Vine ST., which McGill had
left vacant. VIM. Lawrence will this
week move into the house formerly
occupied by Jos. Grove. Mr.. Robin
son, Of the firm of Robinson & Bon
ner, has purchased and moved into
the house formerly occupied by A. H.
Steele. Mr.. j. j. Fisher moved to
Venango City.