The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-06-24

hoSs hun, on ffluay, July od. In
addition to the facts stated in the bill,
we are authorized, by the committee
to state that the platform for dancing
is rooted, so us TO protect those partici
pating from rain and sun; also that
VIM. Evans is TO bs one of the musi.
clans. aair.ot 81.
In last weeks paper we stated
that Bishop, formerly Of the Derrick,
had taken a position on the editorial
staff of the Buffalo Express. This re.
port turns out to be untrue. He is
resting his wearied frame under his own
vine and fgtree, in jamestown. 1t is
altogether probable that he is "only
waiting" for such an opening.
1t will be seen by reference to our
new advertisements that Jacob Smear
baugh has opened Restaurant in the
building lately occupied by Jas. HUI
ling as a barber shop. Mr.. Smear
baugh proposes to keep refreshments
of all kinds on hand, and will proba-
bly, do big business in the oyster
season.
Gen. Clover, some years ago Ca.
nal Commissioner of this State, now
n resident of Kansas, we believe, has
been sojourning in in these parts for a
few weeks past, looking. after his land
interests. The General is hale and
hearty, and bids fair to live long
enough to see the first quarter of the
next century.
-Dithridges Mill, we understand,
is to be stopped for the present, on
account 6f having no more logs on
hand. The time of the stoppage we
suppose will depend upon the water
in the creek. If these rains continue
we should think that pond flood
could be made most any time.
Robinson & Bonner and Prothon.
otary Agnew'are building tank in
the rear of the Central House, which
is to be sunk in the ground and kept
filled with water from the spring. The
capacity of the tank will be about rs
barrels, which will come very handy
in case of a fire.
"A law has been passed by the
Legislature requiring the Auditors of
the several townships, boroughs and
cities, Immediately after their annual
meeting on the first Monday in June,
to publish, by posting hardbills, eth.
er printed or written, in at least five
public places within their respective
townships or boroughs, an itemized
annual statement of the receipts and
expenditures of the borough councils,
road commissioners, supervisors, over
seers of the poor and school directors,
for the year preceding the annual set
tlement for their respective districts.
Said handbills to be posted within ten
days after such settlement; and furth-
er, it shall be the duty of said Audit
ors to file copy of the same with the
town clerk, in their respective district,
and also with the clerk of the court
Of quarter sessions, which will at all
times be subject to inspection by any
citizen thereof; Provided, That where
Two of said Offices are exercised by
The same person, only one statement
shall be required; Provided, That
nothing in this act shall be construed |
10 interfere with the present law, which
requires annual statements of the re-
'eipts and expenditures of the borough |
road commissioners, overseers
Of the poor and school directors, to be
advertised in the daily and the week
y newspapers published in the respec-
i've localities. For neglecting or re.
using to comply with this act the
shall each pay fine of $40,
o be recovered by law as debts of a
similar amount are recoverable by
iuit instituted in the name of any tax
'aying citizen. Said penalty to be
'aid into the school treasury of the
district.
DIR. Bosland, Dentist, Of Frank
in, will visit Tionesta on Thursday
LmlY 2. 1871 Ofiicn at NnnIral L..