The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1878-06-12
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

morning and evening" oaOoaIh ochOol
at 3 o'clock p. NJ.
We've had a good deal of rain
lately, which keeps the river up SO
that the boys cannot 60 spearing,
whereat they sorrow.
The Emperor Williams condition
continues to improve. The Crown
Prince has been appointed Regent, and
the communists are being hunted
down.
Free Methodist camp meeting
will commence in the grove Oast Of the
court house on the 9th of August.
There will probably be large atten-
dance.
There is talk of having q great
big pigeon shoot here on the Fourth Of
July, which will please the boys great
| ly, whether they are able to take
hand or not.
Mr.. VIM. Reck, who has been
down the river with his square timber
for several weeks, returned home yes
tsrday, looking we'll. We did not
learn how we'll he sold his timber.
Spring chickens will sOOn be ripe.
We see some now which are almost old
enough to die, and doubtless many of
them will Pass in their checks within
two months from date.
Our county has few greenback-
ers, and they talk of putting up q
county ticket. We guess they are not
strong enough yet, and had better wait
another year.
Smith Foreman will commence
work on the sidewalks this morning
No further notice will be given prop
erty owners, but the sidewalks will be
built and repaired as fast as the work
; men can do it.
--Hons. r. B. Brown, w. L. Cor
bett and N. L. Lockwood are candi'
dates for the Democratic nomination
for State Senate in Clarion. County
It is hard to tell who will come ou
? ahead.
3 We are sorry to learn that val
liable horse belonging to Mr.. j. Il
Dcrickson, died last week, of conges
ton of the lungs. The horse was oi
. : good stock, and was beautiful ami
NAL.
: The subject of getting up mill
tary company in town is being slight,
. agitated, but no more than at previou
y times when the subject he's died away
There is an abundance of good mate
: rial here if it were properly utilized.
e "A Strawberry and Ice Cream fes
: tival will be held at the residence G
d VIM. Y. Siggins, at Stewards Run, thi
/ evening, for the benefit. we believe c
= the Sunday School. A general invi
tation is extended to all.
" :; We are in receipt of letter froI
le Mr.. Daniel Harrington, containin
i. some "reminiscences Of the olden tim
in Forest County, but on account {
its length, and pressure of other ma
ter we are not able TO publish it.
p. No base ball club in town! L
II croquet no picnics no music =! I
: courage to tackle anything that prom
ises an outlay of muscle, time or attel
lis ton. The nearest approach to spo
ve the boys have is to bet the cigars {
IN [n the approaching primaries.
mt That oil men have confidence
ng Forest County as future oil territor
iI aII is shown by the fact that they are bu
re ing up quantities of lands at Treas
bo rer's sale, and paying good roul
at prices for them Timber lands are !
ing picked up by old lumbermen.
9E Next Saturday the Democra
Sa hold their primaries, and they are a
LY. parently taking just as much interC
in their nominations as if they expe'
ed to elect somebody in NOvemb
A week later the Republicans selt
i their candidates, and that means bu
ness
Our attention has been called
nts an error in the announcement of \