The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-11-21

conducted the services in the M. +.
church a week ago Sunday, will lee
ture on the subject of temperance, in
the Presbyterian church, this evening.
As the weather was unfavorable, and |
rather small audience listened to
him when he lectured here before, we
hope that he will be greeted with a
crowded house this evening.
There will be no morning services
in the M. +. Church on Sunday next.
Regular services in the evening.
Two Misses Partridge, of James
town, N. Y, and Miss Robinson, Of
Reynoldsville, Pa, are visiting in town
at present.
Our good weather hangs on re-
markably, much to the satisfaction of
those who have out-dpor work or hunt
ing to do.
Our Methodist brethren will not
forget the Quarterly Meeting at Stew
arts Run on Sunday next A large
turnout is expected.
Jas. Fones' arm continues to i'm
prove. He is now out OH the streets
every day. The wound appears to
heal slowly, but surely.
John Hulings' thumb, or rather
the place where the thumb was ampu-
tated, is improving as fast as circum-
stances will admit. He will undoubt-
edly have long siege of it yet.
The stave mill has been running
for few days past, and after the roads
get good again, so that bolts can be
hauled in easily, we may expect to
hear the music Of the saw SIX days in
the week.
Pigeons are still on the wing, and
hunters are still on the shoot. They
(the birds) flew thicker and lower than
ever, about town last evening. 1t is
not likely that they will tarry with ui
much longer.
Attention is called to the adver
tisement of M. Wilk, Jeweler, of Tidi
cute, which appears in this issue. Mr.
Wilk hatters himself that he can sui
everybody who wishes any goods in hi'
line, in style and price. Give him 6
call.
Mr.. T. ii. Barnes, the Barber o
Tidioute, puts forth his card in this is
sue of the REPUBLICAN. He is fin
operator in his line Of business, and w
advise our citizens to give him a cal
whenever they happen to be in Tidi
cute.
; Hon. r. B. Brown has disposed G
: the Clarion Democrat to G. F. Kribb'
Esq. Mr.. Brown has been for som
time engaged in the oil business, whic
j. has grown on his hands to such an ex
q tent that it demands his full time. w
q hope his successor will be able to kee
the paper up to its usual standard.
We hear that Wm. Dimond, fol
e merly of this place, now resident {
= Kansas, contemplates visit to TIL
y section shortly, on account of the il
v ness of his father, who is stopping {
= Siverlyville. William has many war;
friends here, who will be glad to loo
= ! upon his face again.
e We publish the official vote
J. Forest County this week, hardly as
IT IT matter of news, but to enable tho'
z who wish to file the table for futuI
n reference to do so. Our vote is col
e siderably lighter than usual, and OF
&c maiorities on the State Ticket smalle
a. :. We have nothing to complain Of,
far as our County Ticket is concerne
Z From JAS Zones we learn of Il
u death Of Mr.. Vanleer Watson, natl
Y of this county, and for some years
resident of Newtown. He died
Chautauqua Co., N. Y, on the II
inst, aged 55 years. He leaves wi
and three children. His disease W
congestion of the lungs. We hear hi
very highly spoken of, and have
is doubt but his old friends and neig
bors will be grieved to hear of
: death.