The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-12-15

Alliance, Ohio, one evening last week.
Col. s. b. Dick, of Meadyille, has
been appointed Junior Grand Warden
of the Grand Lodge A. Y. M. of the
State of Pennsylvania. st b
The New York Herald, in lead
ing editorial breathing the spirit Of
kindness and goodwill, advises Mr.
Beecher to retire from the pulpit, and
thus end the painful episode in his
ministry.
During the recent bad roads O
large amount of freight has accumu.
lated at the depot, and the snow as
forerunner Of good sleighing, is hail
ed with JOY by those to whom the
goods are shipped, as we'll as by the
station agent.
-Justis Shawkey, Sheriff elect, was
in town few days ago, making ar
rangements to come to town, to take
charge of his office. He will move in
to the Sheriff's house directly after
next court. Sheriff Van Giesen will
move into his house on Elm St.
The election next year will not
be as interesting as usual there being
only one office which the county alone
will fll-that of Assemblyman. A
State Senator and Congressman will
be elected in connection with other
counties. lIfL
AT present writing, weather pro,
phets are singularly quiet about that
"mild winter" they have been talking
about so long. We have had no real
cold weather as yet, but we have now
everything else but that.
Two burglaries occurred in Cory
on Saturday last. In one case a gold
watch was taken, and in the other
about $500 in money, drafts and sill
yer spoons. The thieves deserve to be
convicted, and pardoned.
Attention is called to the card of
DIR. Vogel, which appears in this issue.
Those wishing his professional services
can find him, when not Professionally
absent, at the Lawrence House.
Willie Kuutz had leg broken
while coasting on the sidewalk in Oil
City recently. He is a small boy, and
has received severe lesson.
Robinson & Bonner are talking
seriously Of putting an addition to the
south side of their store building in
the spring to accommodate their stove
and hardware business.
&c. w. Brown, of Youngsville,
Pa, who has been for years a regular
and interesting correspondent of the
Eric Dispatch, favored our sanctum
with q call on Monday last. 81
The beautiful snow has brought
out all the hand sleds in town, and
there is an enormous amount of coast
ing going on. Look out for accidents,
boys.
The Secretary of the Keystone
Poultry Association, of Titusville, has
our thanks for complimentary ticket
to the Second Annual Exhibition, to
be held in the Corinthian Block, I'll.
on the 2Sth, 10Th, 3Oth and
31st inst. A liberal premium list is
published.
The wife Of Edward Carskens en-,
Chamberlain TO the King of Denmark,
formerly resident of Meadville, and
wife of the Hon. ID. A. Finney, de.
ceased, died at Copenhagen, Denmark,
on the 18th ult., after long and pain
ful illness.
From the Derrick, we learn of
accident which occurred on
The o. c. q A. r. Ry., near the Miller
Farm one day last week. A freight
rain collided with passenger train.
Richards was thrown down,
md cut pretty badly about the face,
and one billiards was thrown on the |
rack, and had several ribs broken.
The accident was caused by Aagman
a signal for his recall.
Our schools are at present closed
or holiday vacation, and will not