The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-03-05
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

have not learned how long the vaca.
ton is TO be, nor who are to be the
next teachers.
Several of our citizens are getting
the Florida fever, and it is just posi-
!. BILE that we may lose some Of them,
as 1t is sometimes fatal.
Rev Burton has purchased
house and grounds Mt Cory, and will
move there soon. He will attend to
his pastoral duties here until the hext
meeting Of Conference.
The Superior Lumber Co. Store,
during the absence of Mr.. Butterfeld,
is in charge Of Ed. Culleton, who will
be pleased to wait upon all customers
who may drop in.
The Clarion Democrat took in dur
ing the month of February, on job
work, advertising and subscription,
over seven hundred dollars. We
did,'t take in that much.
w. w. Mason, Esq, Attorney at
Law, has formed co.partnership with
Geo. A. jerks, Esq. of Brookville,
for the practice of Law. The new
firm has our best wishes.
On tho 29ih ult., q miscreant fired
a pistol at Queen Victoria while driv'
ing on Constitution Hill, but happily
jwithout effect. He was promptly ar.
rested, and will probably die during a
tight rope performance.
We are promised an article for
publication in next weeks paper, des-
.criptive of Co. G, S3d Pa. vols, com
piled from Bates History, and person.
"a kuo Wedge. 1t will probably be read
with interest.
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Partridge ! 1T
yesterday for jamestown, for a short
visit. Miss Ahhie Partridge, who has
- been visiting here far some weeks, left
at the same time for her home. Hope
= they will all enjoy it.
William Lawrence and wife, and
IF, Fenk. f0Jsome time past of Bra
dN's Bend, have returned to Tionesta.
Mr. Lawrence has sold his hotel stand,
at Bradv's. aud may engage IN some
& business here.
= We hear nothing from Cash.up,
4 hut rather think that the production
j. dwindling, and are OF thNoptiien
that there. as we'll as at most other Ok
districts, more money has been spent
tkau the production has amounted to.
--lhe'bridge pestiOn is compare.
.'tively quiet now. Notwithstanding our
.Tenerous of; r to allow both parties to
scuss the question through our col
Nmns, we don't hear from either side
The subject will probably be taken
vsabout the time the ice breaks up
Last week was one 0f festive oc
- cFeions, the young folks meeting some
where almost every evening, and en-
Toying themselves to their fullest ca
sseiiy All We're calculated to encour
'ago ~ foeiable feeling among the
eoests.
"A. Il Steele, Esq, President .
'rV1e Penn. Pet. r: B., has sold all ha
I py<ferty here and has bought in Titus
vide, where be will move his iamil,
IN a couple of weeks. Mr.. Steele il
an active business man, and the com
55ianiiy will be sorry to lose him as I
citizen.
FAMiss Winnie Grain, who has haC
charge of the telegraph office at thu
np6int for about nine months past, lef
for Pittsburgh on Saturday last, oI
hccennt of the diScontinuance of tn,
oiHfe. Mis- Grain, made many friend
while here, who will always be glad u
.s0e her or hear of her success in life
= --IAt meeting of the Directors q
A6e. Tionesta Savings Bank, on Satur
II y last, the resignation of A. II
ssieele. rs Cashier, was accepted, an,
81 r Dale was elected to fll the va
,eaacS. Mr.. Dale is familiar with al
.the workings of the institution, al,
e.in make a ponnlar officer