The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-04-14


hence to Beaver on yesterday, frou
whence they 60 to Cincinnati shortly
to take up thier permanent abode. Fol
two and one.half years the DIR. and
his lady have been with us,and we be.
lieve we reflect the sentiment of The
entire community when we say we are
sorry to part with them, and that their
departure is real loss to the town.
The DIR. has taken an active part in
all that concerned the town and coun.
ty, while here and was quite power
in the political party with which he
acted. We can conscientiously rec
ommend him to the people among
whom he is to find home, as a good
physician, kind friend, and an hon.
orable gentlemen in every particular.
just before going to press we re-
ceive intelligence of the death by
drowning of Mr.. David Pyle, of
Stewards Run, in the river at or near
Scrubgrass. Pyle was on Bruce Craw.
ford's raft, and endeavored to jump
from the raft to a rock on the shore,
to effect u landing. Miscalculating
the distance, his breast struck the
rock, and he fell into the water, and
was seen no more. If we are correctly
informed, he leaves wife and two
children. He is said to have been a
good citizen, aud as such, his loss will
be meurned by all.
j. d. w. Reck has moved across
the street to the Mayors residence.
Mrs. Heath has filled the vacancy
caused by his removal by taking pos.
session Of the upper story of the
Acomb building. VIM. Harlan has
moved into the house east of John
Hulings, OH the same lot. T. j. Nc
Gill moved intu the house vacated by
Harlan. Miss s. A. Dale has "flitted"
somewhere but we have not learned
where. There are now some three or
four houses for rent in town.
Jack McCray, who processes to
be fresh from the Black Hills, has
been spreading contagion in this part
of the country. There were several
bad cases of the gold fever at first,
but they are generally assuming mild.
or type. 1t is probably just as we'll at
present, on account of the position
taken by the Government and the In
dians, in the premises, to keep back
little, and save your hair.
If the summer is waiting for the
campaign to open, we are in favor of
beginning at once. Announcements,
Of course to be paid for in advance,
always. From Connecticut voice
comes declaring for State Rights, which
was whipped out of the Southern
States ten years ago. If that is an
Indication of the campaign, we war
rant it will be hot. Little Rhody.
however, declares for Republican prin.
,iples, which is cheering.
-sWm. Toby, Of Buck Mills put in
creek pieces below the
lam at that mill between Monday
morning and Thursday evening of
asst week, all of which came out on
Friday. All we're below the Superior
Mills dam yesterday evening, and are
undoubtedly on their way to Pitts.
'urgh by this time. Mr.. I. considers
his about as rapid work as has ever
'een done on the creek.
Among other bad luck which has
happened to lnmbermen of this Vicin-
ty, Mr.. Bond had several pieces stuck
n the creek, and an Allegheny was
grounded on Maple Island, nea. the
mouth of Stewart's run. This gentle
nan has had good deal of this left
landed luck for a few years past, but
Till undoubtedly come out all right in
he end, as he is a man of persevsr-
nee, energy and pluck.
"A few thin coats, few straw hats
nd quite a number of summer vests
ave received a rebuke in the snow
torn yesterday for rushing the season.
t is sad to see these noble aspirations