The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1878-04-24
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

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7P.M.
The Sherih''s house and Jail are
receiving fresh coat Of paint.
DIR. w. G. Coburn, of Tionesta
Boro, is to-day announced as a candi-
date for Assembly, subject to Republi.
can usages.
The Cross. Cut Road, from Cory
to Brocton has been sold to New York
parties. Consideration $4,000. The
through trains from Pittsburgh to Buff
falO, will soon commence running over
cur road here, which will be a salts
factory thing to contemplate.
Mrs. T. B. Cobb opened a private
school in the upper room Of the bor-
ough school house, on Monday last,
and commenced with fair number of
pupils. She has for some time taken
private pupils at her house, but the
has increased, latterly, until she was
obliged to secure more room.
The bill providing for holding
courts in Titusville, has passed finally
and become law. The citizens of
that place and vicinity have been work
ing for 10 these many years, to form
new county round about there, with
Titusville as the county seat, but fall
ing in that they take the next best
thing.
Mr.. II. A. Adams, who has for
some time past been running Derrick
son 81 Co.'s stave mill at Tylersburg,
has moved back to Tionesta, and has
taken the contract of running the mill
here. The Tylersburg mill has con-
sclidated with Mr.. I. J. Payne's mill,
and Mr.. P. will have charge Of it here
after.
We publish the Court Proclama-
ton and Trial list for May term of
Court in this issue. There are quite a
number of causes to be tried, and it
looks as though We might have full
week of Court. Litigants, lawyers,
jurors, witnesses and candidates will
throng our streets and crowd our ho-
tells, and short era of prosperity will
undoubtedly strike our town.
| up to last Saturday, POI TAI pig.
cons have been shipped from Shelf
field. Probably nearly as many have
gone from Tionesta, while some 100000
have been shipped from Tidioute
Over half million birds have been
caught, for which probably $4,000
were received. Who says this "neck
of woods" is not productive p Warren
liaH.
Candidates, recollect that there
are only fivo more issues of the RE.
PUBLICAN in which to start your an
nouncements. The 29th Of May is
the last issue which will give candi.
dates three full weeks before the pri.
maries in which to be announced
Send on the names (&c.), we have
plenty Of room, and are bound to
accommodate aspirants for Office if we
have to issue supplement.
The May number of that brightest
and best of juvenile publications, Tht
Nursery, is to hand, and has only to be
seen to be appreciated. Parents who
desire to instruct, amuse, benefit and
educate their little children, can find
no publication Better calculated to as
sist them. The subscription price is
$1.60 a year, postpaid. Address John
L. Shorey, Publisher, 36 Bromfeld
} street, Boston, Mass.
The boy Zoll, who had leg cut
off by falling under the wheels of the
switch engine, at Oil City, week age
Monday, has died from the effects o.
his injuries. At about the same place
on Saturday evening last, a mar
named Peter Rice, who was lying
across the track, intoxicated, was rur
over by the switch engine and two cars
and so injured that he lived but 4
short time. No blame is attached t.
the employees of the road in eithel
case.