The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1878-03-27
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

-Rev. w. y. Allen Will preach IN |
the M. L. Church next Sunday, morn
ing and evening. Services to com
mence promptly at II o'clock A. NJ. and
7P.M.
Mr.. N. P. Wheeler, Of Hickory
Township, is announced in this issue as
candidate for Assembly, subject to
Republican usages.
"A man supposed to be Martin M. |
Rue, of Cory, committed suicide near
Centerville, on Friday last, by shoot
ing himself in the headsWith pistol.
Rev. Elliot is this week moving
into the old Col. Thomas house, on the
river bank. Object, more room and
less rent.
AN argument court is to be held
here on Monday next. We know of
NO business of general interest to be
transacted at this court.
"A good many of our citizens have
already commenced the business of
raising spring chickens. The eggs
would get a hard racket on Saturday
and Sunday nights.
Professor Monday has good-sized
classes of musical pupils in Pleasant
Vile, at Pithole and q. intermediate
points. He is a skilled musician and
a thorough teacher.
Gold remains on the edge of par,
and our country just now seems to be
in good state from financial point
of view. Now if Congress could just
be induced to let the old thing work
itself awhile!
Mr.. G. Z. McCray has moved into
the Tionesta House at the mouth of
the creek, and will open it for the &C.
commodation of the public immediate.
ly. A portion of the public patronage
is respectfully solicited.
Tho hens are getting their work
in, Just now, and the result is that our
stores are full of eggs, and the prices
thereof are getting considerably re-
duced. We believe they command
only ten cents per dozen at present.
The Odd Fellows have moved into
their new hall in the Partridge Bull
ding, and the next nieeting of the
Lodge, on Friday evening, will be
held there. The new hall is in every
way fitted for the purpose intended.
| 1t will be lawful to catch trout on
Monday next, and from then until the
1st of August. If there happens to
be good sleighing when the season
commences we would advise fish ermen
to wait until the snow melts.
Our early gardeners have got
their lettuce, peas, and little onions in
the ground, aud as the frost will not
harm them the c. g.'s look complacent
and feel composed, Notwithstanding
the severe weather of the past few days
Those Of our people who shed
their winter underclothes during The
late soft snap, have all resumed them
and several with the addition Of bat
cold. 1t is never safe to dispense with
these garments until the middle o
! May.
! "A key, which seems to be a doOl
keey, was found By Parker Grove, or
J Friday last, on the point of the bill
, back of Hunters Mill, where it haC
I doubtless been lost by some of ou
pigeon hunters. The owner can hay'
3 it by applying at this Office.
( "A law has been passed in New
, Jersey to prevent the shooting o
pigeons from traps, and providing
heavy penalties for the violation of tn
law. The Forest and Stream is Of tn
opinion that the lawmakers are afrai'
the pigeons might fall out Of bounds
into the United States.
$ Mr.. G. W. Bovard has rented th
Samuel Clark House, on Vine Street
uext door to the place where he ha
> been living for q few years past. H
= has rented the property for one yeal
With the privilege of leasing for a nun