The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1878-02-13

mencing on Saturday evening next.
The Presiding Elder will be present
and conduct the services.
Mr.. Brennan will have few tons
of hard coal to dispose of from the
stock he has ordered. Those who need
any Of it should see him at once.
The Brookville Graphic wants to
be shown a town without John
Smith. Tionesta is that town,-come
over and see it.
Attention is called to the new ad-
vertisement of the Brooklyn branch of
the Goodyear Rubber Co. Many USE
ful articles are advertised.
There is talk of getting up do
ma ton in Tionesta for Rev. Allen.
Whether matters have been shaped to
any certainty we have not learned.
The spring time is almost here,
and it might be good idea for those
fathers having fair daughters to repair
their gates and put sharp brads on the
top of them.
Some five hundred bills have been
introduced during the present session
of our Legislature. AS only few Of
these are of general Importance, a large
number will not be acted on.
The Indiana Progress thinks that
if Harry White and Geo. jerks are
nominated for Governor by their re-
spective parties, We shall have the
same old fight over again, on an en-
large1 scale.
Tomorrow is St. Valentines day.
Look out for those highly colored pic
lures with verses underneath. They
have already commenced operations.
and nearly everybody will probably
[ be favored.
"A man named John Mitchell has
been appointed Sheriff of Butler coun
ty by the Governor, to take the place
made vacant by Sheriff Walter, who
was ousted short time since for ille
gally securing his election.
The Stave Mill is running on full
time, and bolts are coming in rapidly
The proprietors have contracted &
large quantity of bolts and the proba
bilities are that the mill will be KEEP
busy for some time to come.
Hon. R. B. Brown, formerly o
the Clarion Democrat is making quit,
figure in the Free Pipe Line busi
ness. He was sent by the Producers
Council to Philadelphia and Pitts
burgh to talk the matter up, and mad
the bill many friends.
"A man named James johnson, O
Lacytowr, was hurt by stick of tim
ber falling on enc of his legs on Mon
day last, and it was feared that th
limb was broken. DIR. Blaine wa
sent for, and he says the leg is badl,
bruised, but no bones broken.
; The Bean Farm Methodists an
their friends made raid on- Rev. Al
r len at his home at Stewart's Run, on
evening last week, and left with hir
a goodly amount of provisions an
e household articles. A nicer thin
: couldn't have Bean done.
During the late snow teams cam
in from Crawford and Erie countit
4 to do hauling in our lumber wood
There was plenty of work for them a
Q as long as snow lasted. Present ind
= cations leads us to believe that we wi
have another run of sleighing, whic
: would suit everybody.
From reports received and pu|
T. lished from time to time, it will /
seen that the public schools of oil
comfy are in fourishing condition
and that goodly portion of the Pl
pills are steady and prompt in the
attendance. That's the only way
acquire an education.
Mr. Selden Whitman informs l
that operations have actually con
: menced on his place and well is b
!. ing put down Just back of the OldtoW