The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-11-14


In. Y, lectured on the subject of tenn
lperance, in the Presbyterian church
on Thursday evening last. The wealth
er was very inclement, and the an.
Dnouncement Of the lecture very short,
and, as natural consequence the au-
dience was small. After Rev. Payne
concluded, Rev. O. B. Clark was call
ed out, and delivered few remarks
npon the subject. On Sunday last
Rev. Payne conducted the services in
the M. E. Church, morning and even
4 ing, and announced that he would
speak on temperance in town one
week from this evening, 21st inst. Let
all turn out and hear him.
An attempt was made OIL Thurs
day evening last to break into the de-
pot, by some party or parties uu-
known, probably with the intention of
Juggling of lot Of stuff to save the
agent the trouble of handling it. AT.
ter breaking out the lower sash of one
|, of the south windows, the thieves dis
covered that it was boarded up on the
inside, and freight piled against it so
that it was impossible to effect an en-
f trance. It's long lane that has no
turning. Some of our boss thieves will
t get free trip down the river some Of
these days.
MIR. S. j. Wolcott, formerly Of
; this place, is now operating about
; Tidioute. He has just finished well,
9 which probably won't amount to
much, owing to the difficulty exper-
), fenced in shutting off the water. We
i understand the casing had to be pull
ed four times. A torpedo will be put
i in the we'll. The territory, of which
he has large amount is thought to be
I good, and more wells will be put
i down Immediately. We learn the
above facts from his son, VIII, who is
. visiting in town at present.
- Barnes, Republican candidate fol
;. Treasurer of Warren county, was elect
ed over RadekeI, Democrat, notwith
- standing the extremely vigorous effort
, made to defeat him. We are not per
:, sonally acquainted with either of tn
;. candidates, but cannot help feeling
80 good over Barnes success.
Mr.. N. P. Wheeler, of Hickory
is in town this morning, looking hear
OF ty. He informs us that F. E. Allison
d. "Gum Blanket" has been heard from
o. that he has recovered frSm his illness
a and is now on his way home agaiI
H. All of which we are glad to record.
no We we're unable to get the oficit
- vote of Forest County for publicatiO
~ this morning, owing to the absence
P0 Prothonotary Clark from town; h
ne father, who was in the office, did nj
know where the papers were filed. VI
Is will publish the table next week.
nd Mr.. j. G. Cornwell, of Stonebor
called upon US. He was here lettiI
ter the contract of drilling his Dutch H
lat well. He has recently sold his refine
ife at Stoneboro to the Standard Compan
nd and will probably have more time
est devote to his outside business hel
ar, after.
elf Robinson & Bonner sell the Sin
nd er, Domestic and St. John Sewing NJ
chimes below agents prices. They
nl- so wish to call attention to their Sto
ten of Dry Goods, Boots. and Shoes, viii
for they are selling cheap. Call a
aze see. 80 st.
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