The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1878-09-04
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.


pit of the Presbyterian Church next
Sunday, morning and evening.
M. e. Sunday School at 10 o'clock
a. M, and Presby yterian Sunday School
at 3 o'clock p. m.
Mrs. j. G.. Dale's health, we are
pleased to learn, is improving slowly.
--Harl. Adams, who has for time
past been stopping at Bradford, is
home on visit.
Typhoid fever has been raging in
Brookville. The papers say it is
abating somewhat now
Alex. Dale got new buggy re-
Gently, and initiated it in the proper
manner one evening last week.
The bankrupt law passed out of
existence on Saturday last. The coun-
try, generally, will not mourn its de-
mise.
The Exchange nine of Oil City
dshed it up to the Warren club. last
Monday, to the tune of 13 to goose
egg COZ.
Mr.. Bonner of Stoneboro, paid
Tionesta another Of his periodical Wis
its last week, combining business with
pleasure.
Mr.. Sloan's house has lately been
re.shingled, which adds much to the
durability and appearance of the
building.
Adjourned court was held by the
Associate Judges on Friday last. No
business of general Interest was traus-
acted we believe.
Tomorrow is the last day on
which you can get registered in ordor
to secure your vote 10 November. Be
sure you are registered, then.
-Davy Hilands opened up the
squirrel season last Monday morning
in good shape. Fifteen black and gray
squirrels "gpawed tho bark" before
his unerring aim.
Mr.. Samuel Clark has had a
painter at work on the house occupied
by Prof Brockway. The job is a good
one, and building presents decidedly
improved appearance.
Our sports will have a squirrel
f nunt next Saturday, the loosing side
to pay for the suppers. The last hunt
was a success, and we hope this one
may be as good.
Mr.. Joyce has the cellar and
Z foundation for the new addition to the
; Central House about completed, and
the carpenters will commence the
wood work forthwith.
. The Woods well, one mile up the
creek is down something over a hun
/. dred feet, and in the course of a week
or ten days we will known if we are
to have oil in Ticnesta boro.
Frank Reck, of Strattanvillt
. spent few days in town. Frank re
y ports his family all well, but as usua
a he had his hand tied up, having haG
+ the fore finger of his right hand piuch
= ed off near the first joint.
There is some talk that the For
est House will soon be re.opened, will
/ Mr.. T. G.. Jackson as proprietor
Tim" is a popular landlord, and ou
citizens would heartily welcome hin
6 as a resident of Tionesta.
,; Mr.. Jas. Swavely is at work clean
n ing up the Cemetery at the upper enc
# Of town. This is something whicl
r has long been needed, and when Mr.
: 5. gets through with the job our peo
II pie will hardly recognize the place.
o Five more prisoners escaped from
It the Clarion Jail on Sunday of las
l. week. This time through the careless
g ness Of lady in admitting some Wis
If itors. 1t is thought by some that tn
- visitors were accompli:es in the escape
Mr.. Henry Miller of East Hick
ory, shot an owl near Tubb's run. on
day last week, which measured fee
and 8 inches across the wings fror
tip to tip, 1t was monster. Their
should be a good bounty on thes