The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1878-10-16
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

pit OF the IresDyJeTlau OnuTcH ueAG
Sunday, morning and evening.
M. L. Sunday School at 10 o'clock |
a. ni., and Presbyterian Sunday School
at o'clock p. m.
Mr.. Chas. Brooks, formerly Of this
place, now of Edenburg, has been vis-
iting in and about town for few days.
He is looking and feeling well.
The new part of the Central
House had caves and spouting put up
on it yesterday. The house when COM
pleted will be n substantial, large and
convenient one.
-Chas. McCray has vacated the
Tionesta House, and 7. G. Jeckson, an
old lumberman OIL the creek and river,
takes his place. Mr.. jackson has a
fair reputation as landlord.
Slaves from the Clarion Co. mills
are coming in every day by the thou
sand. Not less than dozen teams,
drawing large loads of slaves, come in
every day. Our home mill is still
idle.
John Muensenburger is having
his house raised up somewhat and a
foundation and cellar put under it. He
is working to make himself home.
and proposes that it shall be a pCrma-
nent and comfortable one.
The "Dog and Sheep Law" passed
last winter, sort of local option af-
fair, is published to-day for the infor-
nation and instruction of the voters Of
Forest Co., and will he put to test at
the general election on the 9th Of No.
vember.
just at present we are in receipt
6f numerous communications intended
for publication, for which we have no
room. As soon as election is ever we
will have plenty Of space, and will be
pleased to hear from all our cores.
pondents. Give us news and we will
be glad to give it to our readers.
Rev. A. o. Stone, the new M. E.
Minister of this circuit, conducted ser
vices in town last Sabbath evening,
and made an appointment for preach
ing week from Sunday evening in
this place. We understand that he
contemplates moving to town provid-
ing he can get suitable house.
Mr.. Geo. Morgan is erecting a
good sized, substantial house on Vine
St., opposite the Clark house, now oc-
cupied by Bovard. This is one thing
to the credit of Tionesta no matter
how close the times are, there are al
ways improvements going on. Mr..
; Morgan will probably get his house in
2 shape for occupation before winter.
The National made its appearance
= last week, enlarged to double the size
l of its predecessor. 1t is an exponent
of "fat money" and consequently we
4 cannot find it in our heart to wish il
unbounded success. Dr.. Coburn, the
editor, says he "intends to make it the
:. best paper ever published in Forest
Y county"
n Since it has been lawful to kill
/ deer, we have heard of but two cases
= of deer-slaughter, one by Eli Holemar
and the other by Jake Guyton. Not
!, withstancing the fact that last seasor
q was very unfavorable one for hunt
|. ing, and that but few deer were killed
they do not seem more numerous thar
usual this fall.
;. -Edenburg was again the victim o
a terrible fire, which occurred on Sun
day morning last. The whole bushes
part of the town is in ashes. One hun
dred and seventy eight buildings wer
destroyed, and the loss is not far from
S450,000 The fire was undoubtedl
the work of an incendiary. Severa
of the most important business house
ts will be rebuilt at once.
On Wednesday last Henry Zuen
dell. Jr., was severely burned by th
explosion of blast in we'll he wa
putting down for G. F. Ledebur, o
y Dutch Hill. The blast not explodin