The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-08-14

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regalis., room, etc, will meet at the
Good Templars' Hall tomorrow even
ing (Thursday), at u o'clock, sharp.
Rev. Burton will preach in the M.
f. Church in this place on Sunday
next, morning and evening. Sabbath
School at 81 o'clock A. M.
A match game of ball is talked
of between the White Pines of this
place and the "Prnters" Of Clarion, to
come off soon. A good game may be
looked for.
Mr.. James d. Kelly, of Pittsburg,
was in town last week, visiting his son,
A. b. Kelly, Esq. Although pretty
well up in years, he looks good for
quarter of a century yet.
M. Carpenter is at present at
Lickingville, near the camp meeting
grounds, taking pictures for all classes
and conditions of men. We hope he
will be we'll patronized.
The Blue Stockings and Red
Jackets played match game on
Wednesday last, resulting in victory
for the Blue Stockings by a score Of
"A to 43.
FoUND.-On an island short dis.
tance above town, Black India Rub
ber Overcoat. The owner can have it
by calling on the subscriber and pay
ing for this notice. SAM'L CLARK.
"A picnic composed of the people
of town, came off OH Friday afternoon
and evening at Tubb's Run. We were
unable TO be present, owing to a rush
of job work, but understand that a
very pleasant time was experienced
by all who attended.
The attendance at camp meeting
from this place on Sunday last was
terrific. There vas scarcely corpo-
rails guard left, and you couldn't have
hired horse for hundred dollars a
day, unless you had spoken for him
two weeks in advance.
The charter Of Tionesta Lodge l
o. O. F. has been returned to d. D.,
j. Ii. Lenhart Of Meadville, and the
lodge will be re-instituted on Thurs,
day evening, Sept. 9th. Odd Fellows
from neighboring towns are invited
and are requested to bring their OWL
regalia. A fine start will be given the
lodge here, and pleasant time viii
be had at the opening.
The White Pines and Blue Stock
ings played a match game on Satur
day last. The White Pines played ,
most magnificent game, scarcely any
bad playing being done on that sid'
..sduring the game. The Blue Stocking
did as we'll as they could, but cam,
out behind pretty badly, the score be
ing ~ to II. Another game will b
played next Saturday.
Mr.. Hiram Osgood, of Ross Run
while chopping logs for Reck's mill, OIL
Thursday last, was fearfully injure,
by limb falling upon him. The linn
was about six inches through at tn
butt, and nearly twenty feet long. l
fell from 30 to 40 feet, and struck Nh
Osgood on the left side of his head an
left shoulder. He has been in crit
cal condition ever since, and it
doubtful whether he will recover. \
Mr.. Jacob Overlander, living nea
Bear Creek, up the Tionesta, shot
hawk on Tuesday morning, 9th inst
within short distance of his door
which beats anything in the shape of
hawk within our memory. 1t meas
ured across the wings, from tip t
tip, four feet and four inches from th
point of his beak to the tip of his tai
. was three feet and ten inches from tn
. end of the front claw to the end of tn
hind one, was four and one-fourt
inches. Several neighbors saw til
hawk after it was killed, and can a
test to the truth its size. If any on
shoots a larger hawk, we would like I
hear Of it.