The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-11-10
Roll Of Honor.

Tor month ending Nov. 4, 1870:
Room No. I, oaJ Cunning, Teaclr
er Number enrolled, Sc. Pupils
neither absent nor tardy during the
month: Linnie Grove, Annie Pease,
Alwilda Adams, Dollie Hood, Sallie
and Cora Knox, Emms Sloan, Nettie
Toby, Emma Davis Frank Hunter,
Chas. Davis, James and Robert Has
let, Geo. Brooks, and james Pease.
Tardy, but not absent: Kate Cobb,
Lille IIilands, Eva Knox, Nettie
Hunter Rettic Proper, Ida and AL
varetta Paup, Carrie Hunter, Nettie
Mercilliott, Geo. Hood, Hermie Bea.
yer, Alex. Dale, Floyd Proper, Park
Grove.
Room No. 2, Mary Harrington,
Teacher. Number enrolled, 50. Those
neither tardy nor absent day; Dora
Adams, May Agnew, Bertha Harlan,
Salle and Emma Hulings, Jessie and
Edie Knox, Sadie and Katie Pease,
Charles Killmor Charley Adams,
JAS. and Arthur Kelly. Those one or
more times tardy, but not absent:
Efie and Flora Walters, Emma Var
ner, Minnie Butler, Minnie Lackey,
Forest Proper, Willie Saul, Harry
Tietsworth.
The Beecher scandal bids fair to
be revived, on account of the dismissal
of some members of the Plymouth
Church for non-attendance. Mrs.
Moulton, one of the members so dis
missed, objected, and stated her rea-
sons in so iorcible q manner that there
is to be another investigation; this
time by the Congregational Associa-
tion. sa
In accordance with notice given
in this paper last week. The sidewalks
are being generally repaired. Those
who have not attended to their own
walks can depend upon it that Burgess
Reck will be around with his little
hatcbet, making the rough to be
smooth and causing the crooked to be
made straight. ool
Mr.. Willard Hodges, of whom
we spoke two weeks ago as being
candidate for the New York Assembly
in Rochester, was trinmphantly elect
ed on the I'd inst, although the dis
trict in which he was elected returned
straight Democrat last term. We
tender him and the district our con-
gratulations. 'a1. ~
The election table published in
the Press of last week makes the Re.
publican majority on the State ticket
only twenty, This is accomplished
by taking the prohibition vote from
the actual Republican majority, and
will deceive nobody. b
In our election table published |
last week, by some means for which
we are unable to account, the names
of the Democratic candidates for Aud
itor, Messrs. Beck and Zuendell, were
transposed. The latter was the one
elected, instead of the former, as our
table made it,
There is man residing in Toby
township, Clarion county, named John
Messenger, who has had thirty.two
by two wives, and he Is still
a hale hearty old man. Nine of his
children were burnt at one time in
ire which destroyed his house.
The elections in Clarion county
vent wrong, if person looks at them
rom Democratic standpoint. The
Democratic majority on the State
ticket was 1865, and yet, the Republi-
AN candidates for Prothonotary and
Treasurer were elected.
We received too late for correc-
ion this week, the rev time table for
he o. c. q A. r. Ry. The changes
will appear next week In the mean
ime, the time of arrival and depart
ire Of trains at this station is given
t the head of the first local column.
-Kepler has gone hunting, taking
be direction of Sheffield, with two
uns and a lot Of bedding. The cleo