The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1878-11-06
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

ming.
M. Z. Sunday School at 10 o'clock
a. m, and Presbyterian Sunday School
at o'clock p. m.
Frank Guiton, who was recently
married is about to move into the
house just vacated by Geo. Morgan.
Prof Walker paid visit to his
family in BrOokville, the first of the
week, and there was no school in his
room Monday and Tuesday. He starts
up again to-day.
Mr.. Morgan has moved into his
new house on Vine ST., which, al
though not completely finished, is in
good shape for living in. He will
complete it at his leisure.
WIN. Clifford, of Balltown, died
of consumption at his residence last
week He had been ailing for several
months past and his death was happy
release from pain and suffering.
-Sam'l Clark is building a good
coal house back Of his house on Elm
Street, occupied by Prof. BrOckway.
After it IS finished and filed strong
lock is the next best thing.
There were no services in the
Presbyterian Church last Sabbath,
Rev. Elliot having made an engage
ment to preach for brother minister,
and being unable to secure substi-
tute.
The School Board has appointed
Fred. Kopmann collector of school
taxes for the current year. He is a
faithful collector and always returns
all there is in the duplicate that is col
lectable.
The Benedict Building which was
for some years occupied by the store
of Hilbronner & Co., has been torr
down, with the intention, we believe
of moving it TO Pleasantville. 1t il
an old landmark, but will be better il
use somewhere than idle here.
"A couple of weeks ago we pub
lished a rumor in regard to a chang,
of time in the running of trains on ou
road, but it. turned out to be only
rumor. No change has as yet takeI
place, although one is expected soon
which we will notice properly when j
comes.
On two or three occasions recent
ly snow has fallen in small quantities
and for day or two past We hav
been having something like India
summer. 1t is very pleasant season
and those who have outdoor bushes
to do would like to see it last wee
or two.
"A shooting match is to came o
at VIM. IIeAth's place on Dutch Hi
on Friday next, at which time an
: place all our crack rifle shots are il
vited to be present. A number (
turkeys will be shot for, and we SUI
= pose other fowls, but no foul play wi
be allowed.
' -Messrs. J. 7. Dale and Jno. Jan
\ ieson, who are in partnership in Il
!. lower oil regions, are at home on
short visit, having come up on Mo
day, and voted according TO the di
!, tatss of their consciences yesterda
= The business seems to agree with theI
/. as they are both looking we'll.
Our inveterate hunters are .
ready getting their shauties in sha
,. for q good hunt, and we expect to s
j more than the usual number of de
: brought in before the season runs OF
We observe that shOt-guns are bell
brought into requisition for huntil
deer more than ever before.
The Dimond house, on the corn
of Vine and Hiland streets, now own
by G. w. Robinson, is being weath'
Is boarded. 1t was plastered and had
stone foundation and cellar put und
it couple of years since, SO that Il
- last improvement will make it We
comfortable and neat-lOokiDg house.
lg{ Ben. W. May, who for year p
hos heon travelino and studvino