The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1878-01-23
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Presbyterian Church, on Sunday next
morning aud evening. Sabbath School
at o'clock P. NJ. Communion servi-
ces in the morning. Preparatory ser.
vices will be held in the church on
Friday evening.
-Dr. Blaine again puts his card be-
fore the public in this issue. Those
wishing his services will please notice
his office hours.
There are counterfeit fve,dollar
bills out on the First National bank of
Hanover, Pa. They are said to be a
good imitation, so look out for them.
-Advices as to the condition of Col
Thomas are not Hattering. Atpresent
it looks as if It were only matter of
a short time till we shall hear Of his
decease.
/ n Remember the spring elections,
which come off next month. There
are several important offices 10 be
filled, and It is meet that good men
should be selected to fill them.
! -Although the statement is not yet
official it is pretty nearly certain that
the Odd Fellows will move their place
of meeting to Partridge's Hall about
the 1st Of March.
"A Democratic paper, called the
Leader, is being published in Titus
Vile. We have not yet received a
number of the paper, and are not pre-
pared to Judge of its merits. .s.sa
-Oil seems to be slightly on the
rise, but it is liable to rise and fall
several times before it reaches a pay.
ing price. A great deal Of paper oil
is beirg bought AMI sold in the oil
exchanges.
Powers, CASTOR q Co, heavy
: boot and shoe firm, of New York, from
whom several Of our merchants have
4, been in the kahit of buying heavily
made an assignment on Saturday last
liabilaties $260,000.
Geo. Holman, of Holeman's Flats
: was riding horse which fell with hin
= on Monday last. We saw George yes
q terday, and he wasn't absolutely Ger
y y tain but his shoulder was out of joint
The shoulder was very badly swollen
n p. S.-Dr. Coburn informs us tina
33f Georges collar bone.was broken. |
. was set by the DIR.
-Capt. Knox has an unusua
amount of "blood in his eye" just a
present, by reason of having been hi
Y in the eye by the branch of tree, u
" at his job on Piney Run, just belo
= the Blue Narrows.
r Mr.. Jno. Jameson, who has bee
So stopping at St. Petersburg for nearl
10 10 two years past, is at home on a fyin
IS; visit. He is looking well, but repor
n. business in the Clarion region lit
duller than usual.
Now is a good time to buy wint
L. clothing and heating stoves. It's ge
he lw ting nearly time for warm weathe
on and the time to buy winter clothir
''' and fixtures cheaply is just befo
: spring opens. 20 EIl
AS will be seen in another &C
umn, the County Commissioners ho
II appeals from the assessments. If "
have any objection to the valuati
put on your property, speak now,
his prepare to hold your peace, for ye'
20. at least. EtIrI.t
I'm Gen. Harry White, Member
ont Congress from this District, Senator
ler w. Stone, of Warren, and Represent
ur- tive j. B. Agnew, Of this place, ha
,ra %ll placed us under obligations for pub
No documents received during the pi
Mt week.
u" The Jameson stave mill is 81
ing down at present for want of bolts. I
S5tf firm has quite an amount of bolts
- the woods, which will be hauled in
-I' the first run of sleighing. The d
ickson & Co. stave mill in town is 81
down for the same reason.
a. --Messrs. Zones and Darrah hs
revived the telegraphing mania, ant