The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-06-18

ton in town able to support regular
preacher, let us all join together and
get a preacher every Sunday-one
Sunday have one denomination, and
tho next another, and so have preach
ing Of some kind every Sunday. There
are now large number of strangers
stopping in our town who would 60 to
church every Sunday if they had a
chance. Cannot our citizens afford
them the opportunity? There is not
town the size of ours in the State
but that has from one TO three regular
churches, and we certainly ought to
be able to support one.
j. Hood is getting the materials
ready for his house. and Charley Hin
ton is, also; the mex we expect to
hear is that d. w. Clark has sold out
and bought lot up Tubs run, as he
comes from an old stock of pioneers,
and since Tionesta began to improve
has been the one to build the furthest
out Of town.
The correspondent of the Derrick
finds fault with the way the new piers
of the bridge are being constructed,
/. G. with the ends heading up the
stream being square. For his infor-
nation we will state that there are to
be ice. breakers built of logs, and filled
with stone; Joined to the square end
of the piers aforesaid.
M. Ittel, proprietor of the Tones
Ia House is building an addition to
the South side of his hotel, large
enough to make plenty of room for
two billiard tables, which are on hands
waiting for the room. The structure
is to be finished by Saturday next.
Col. Thomas is preparing to build
a very neat house (according to the
plans which he showed us) on the lot
Just east of Cobbs new house, and just
across HELEN St. from the Sheriff s
house. 1t is to be ready for occupa-
ton by the 1st of September next.
Our Borough Dads done good
thing when they passed the ordinance
for property owners to repair the side
walks in front Of their property, but
the property owners aforesaid, dent
repair worth cent. We hope to see
the ordinance enforced at once.
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indecent character, scurrilous epithets
or disloyal devices will not be forward
ed in the mail, Any person deposit
ing postal cards, having written ol
printed matter theron, as above for
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cry, is subject to q fiue Of not more
than five hundred dollars, or impris
S onment of not more than one year, o.
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] the ofense.
Pestmasters are not, under any cir
p cumstances, permitted to redeem O.
i exchange postal cards, that may b.
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t otherwise rendered unfit for use.
In their treatment as mail matte
q they are to be regarded by postmaster
; the same as sealed letters and not a
printed matter, except that they ar
q not to be returned to the writers o
Z sent to the Dead Letter Office. If nc
delivered within sixty days from tn
3 time of receipt, they will be burne'
= by postmasters.
e -Brainards' Musical World 70
It June is on our table, and contains
It full and very interesting report of tn
great Cincinnati Musical Festival
also the usual amount of musica
r stories, news, gossip, reviews &c. Thrs
n pieces instrumental music, and beau
# tiful new song are given in this nun
ber, which are alone worth the pric
of the Musical World a year. N
person interested in music can affor
Il to be without the Musical World, an
= the low price at which it is furnished
'e Zone dollar per anAum) brings it with
7" in the reach of all. Specimen copit
'e are sent to any address on spplicatiO