The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-07-02

Warren Is TO nave street rail-
road. The company was duly organ
lied on Monday, the 18th, and $4,000
of stock subscribed Thomas Struth-
ers, S. j. Page, M. Waters, j. r. Palm
er and G. X. Wetmore are the Direc-
tors. G. II. Wetmore was made Pres
ident and l.. s. Alden, Secretary.
The, Titusville Herald says: Sam
uel G. Wilkeson, alias Honest Jack,
wishes us to give him the following
achirl: call persons are hereby forbida
den to sell or give me any liquor, wine,
ale, beer or other Intoxicating drinks.
If they do l will visit them with the
fullest penalty of the law as soon as /
get SOBER"
Miss Florence Dale, daughter of
Judge Dale, returned from her school
at Williamsport last week, bringing
with her a school friend to spend the
vacation. Miss Dale graduated on
the Goth inst, with all the honors of
the institution. She speaks very high
| ly of the Seminary at Williamsport,
the course of instruction being as
good as that of any other institution
of the kind in the State.
just about our town prospects for
an abundant fruit crop are good, all
the trees hanging so full now, that if
all the fruit comes to maturity they
will have to be propped. Grapes are
are coming on rapidly and will proba-
bly, be good crop. Farmers and others
about here are getting to pay q good
deal of attention to fruit &c, within
the last few years, and fruit tree agents
are reaping quite harvest.
Nobody has made ice cream for
sale in this place this summer. 1t would
certainly be a paying investment dur
ing this and next month. Why don't
some enterprising euss borrow a free
ger of some other chap, milk some
body's cows, steal some of Capt.
Knox's ice, and make "mess" of it..
There is not the least doubt in our
mind that there is money in it if man
aged rightly.
Prof Porter has decided not to
"orate" on the Fourth, as two other
orators will speak on the occasion.
Isaac Ash, Esq, of Oil City and M.
w. Tate, Esq, will be the speakers. All
would undoubtedly enjoy hearing the
Professor speak, but as he says, three
orations slapped at the people without
giving them rest," is rather impos-
ing on good nature. Everybody should
come to the Fourth.
H. c. Bloss, whose withdrawal
from the Titusville Herald we publish.
ed lately, has purchased the Sunday
Ne,cs of that place and will soon issue
an evening daily. Although we should
Judge that two dalies would abundant.
ly supply the wants of the public
of that vicinity, yet when Mr.. Bloss
takes hold it seems that the business
must succeed. He has our best wishes.
Our attention was called to the
dilapidated condition of the borough
school building. A number of i'm
provements are needed, and we would
suggest that the school board appoint
a committee to examine and report
upon the condition of things, the prob
able cost of repairs necessary, &c. We
should certainly be able to have o
school building here as good as other
districts which do not represent halt
the wealth that we do. Let something
be done at once.
Robinson d Bonner are doing q
big business in the Boot and Shoe line.
They have splendid stock of Boots,
Shoes, Caters, and Slippers of all
kinds which they sell at small mar
gin. Give them a call. 1t may also
be of interest to those intending to at.
tend the celebration that the Soda
fountain is running, and all kinds OF
syrups put in. We mention this not
for the benefit of r. & B. but for that
of the people who will be thirsty, and
want temperance drinks on the 4th.
"A man named Bowlin was arrest.
ed and lodged in the Jail at this place on
: charge of being one of party Of
five or six who stole a small raft from
Fleming Island in the river at the
north end of town II annoau. .LoI