The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1878-07-31
BY ORDER OF TRUSTEES.

- heV. w. ". Allen Will preach in
the M. L. Church next Sunday even
ing. Services to commence promptly
at 1880 O'clock P. NJ.
Mrs. Elliot has been quite i'll for
a few weeks past, but is mending slow
ly.
Judge Proper was taken i'll With
cramps, at Council meeting on Satur-
day evening, and was quite i'll on Sun
day. He is convalescing.
The well on the Woods Heirs
tract is down about 1000 feet, and will
be continued 1000 feet deeper, unless
Mr.. Woods comes around and orders
the work stopped.
Mr.. ID. w. Agnew is putting an
addition on the building north of the
Central House, and proposes to 90 to
housekeeping there forthwith. James
Huling is bossing the job.
1t now looks as if the terrible
cheated term we're over'fsr the sum
mer. OF course we expect warm
weather yet, but it is hardly probable
that we shall have such another seige
Of it as that recently experienced.
Roasting ears, little "nubbins,"
are in market, in our neighboring cit
les, at 20 cts. per doz. Well have a
twist at All article of home production
in two or three weeks. Perhaps it
might be good idea to go "cOonin."
Mrs. Beverly, the woman who
was in the smallpox hospital, died on
Thursday last, not, we are informed,
from smallpox, simply, but from
complication of diseases, which her
weakened system was not able to over
come. The man and child are both
down but are improving.
AT II council meeting held on last
Saturday evening, it was decided to
buy The building lately occupied by
the blacksmith, Beverly, and tear down
and remove the same. An agreement
has been entered into, and the pur-
chase will be made to-day. This will
probably remove all danger of conta.
gion ia Tioaesta.
Miss Name NTcCrea, of Eagle
Rock, died of consumption at her home
on Saturday evening last. The fune-
raj took place on Monday, and several
Of her friends from this place attended.
The deceased was bright. intelligent
young lady, and had large circle of
friends who will sincerely mourn her
early death.
Never before since we came to
this piaoe, ten years ago, has there
been as much water in the river and
creek as we have had this season. We
haze had almost a continuous rafting
stage since spring set in; the only
trouble has been that the lumber to
run has not been manufactured, on ac-
count of the low prices prevailing be-
low.
I'VE have received neat little
book, entitled "Out of the World"
of fables taken from the ~ |
Y World. They are gotten up after
-he style of 4Alsop's Fables, only mod.
.rnized very materially 1t is pro-
usely illustrated by L. S. Church, and
las reached its thirteenth thousand. !
It is the most readable little book we
nave come across for long time.
The heavy rain on last Monday
light caused considerable Of "high"
n the creek, and the consequence was
luite stir among the raftmen. Sew
'ral creek pieces from Coon Creek
lave been landed at the mouth, and |
ome run into tho river The Dith-
'idge boom has been filed with logs, |
which will keep the mill running for
ome time. The Knox boom broke
asst night and let out several logs. but
las since been repaired.
sHoT.-Oscar Huddle, son of Mr..
Wan. Huddle, Sho- resides in Forest
county, three miles north Of Claring-
on, while out hunting squirrels last
Monday, became the next victim from
be careless practice Of crossing a log
md nnllinp the onn after linn mnzzla