The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-08-30

on Thursday evening last, which was
addressed by Hon. @. w. Stone and
r. G. Beach Esq, of Warren, and w.
E. Lathy Esq, of Tionests. The
speaking was frst-class, the attendance
good, and the meeting perfect sue
cess. Several parties from Tionesta
attended, and many more would have
gone, had the notice not been so
short.
AN OK team belonging TO Ferd.
Wenk, ran off yesterday, and one of
them fetched up against a scythe, and
cut one of its legs pretty severely.
Ferd. blames the accident on John
Wyant and Bill Smearbaugh, and
told us lot of severe things to say
about them, but unfortunately we
cannot recall them. At any rate the
team is laid up for repairs.
Harriet, wife of John Matha, and
daughter of Daniel Harrington, died
at Sheffield, on Sunday last, and was
buried on Dutch Hill, yesterday. Mr..
Matthias Oldest daughter, we under
stand, is very i'll, and fears are enter
tanned that she cannot recover. The
disease is sore throat of some charao-
ter.
Apples seem to be very plenty
this year, and bid fair to be cheep.
Consequently, cider will be manufac-
tured, cider, vinegar will result, ap-
ple-butter will be numerous, ard hard
cider will be drank with the same rel
ish as in former years. Hard times
don't press SO hard where there's
plenty of hard cider.
We hear a rumor that Mr. Thos.
Morgan, for several years respected
citizen of this place, was run ovef and
killed by the cars at Beaver, Pa,
few days ago. He was about fifty five
years of age. If the report of his
death proves true, many warm friends
here will mourn his untimely end.
Eight tramps found lodging in
and about Tionesta last Thursday
night. On Friday morning three of
them stole ride on the up-train, and
passed from our gaze like a nightmare.
The others disappeared somewhere du-
ring the day, and better atmosphere
prevailed thereafter.
Mrs. Kaman, of Dutch Hill had
one of her feet run over by a heavy
lumber wagon, on Thursday last, while
in town. She was unable to walk
while here, but as we have heard moth
ing further, we suppose no bones were
broken.
Presbyterian Sunday School will
be re-opened next Sunday, at 2;30
p. nj. All former teachers and schol-
ars, and as many others as feel inter
ested, are cordially requested to be
present on that day.
Valentine q Co., Manufacturers
of Coach and Car Varnishes, No. 323
Pearl St., N. Y, have placed us under
obligations by mailing to us beauti
fully gotten up pamphlet ofSilhouettes.
1t is thing of beauty and joy for
ever, and reflects credit upon the de-
signers, engravers, printers, and Val
entine q Co.
The following letters remain in
the Tionesta P. o. uncalled for:
G. H. Gushing, 3; j. Foster Clark
r. B. Crawford, 2; Mrs. Ruth E.
Grove Mrs. Mary Kimes John Smith
son; Miss Mile Rustler Mrs. Lit
tian Rhoades.
-Chas. Hinton caused large rattle
snake to give up the ghost, on his
place, on Saturday last. The reptile
sported eight rattles. They are notso
numerous this year as usual; or at
least we do not hear of so many being
killed.
There was camp meeting out
about Lickingville on Sunday last,
and we believe nearly every rig in
town was pressed into the service to
carry spectators to the scene. We