The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1878-04-17
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

morning aud evening" oaODatlf fOchooI
at 3 o'clock p. NJ.
Prof. Brockway is announced in
this issue as candidate for County
Superintendent Of Schools.
Mr.. w. w. Thomas, of Green
Township is TO day announced as
candidate for Sheriff, subject to Re-
publican usages.
Mr.. John Reck, Of Tionesta Bor-
ough, is to-day announced as q candi-
date for County Commissioner, sub
iect to Republican usages.
MIR. S. j. tents, of Barnett Town
ship, is to-day announced as candi'
date for County Commissioner, subject
to Republican usages.
The poetry sent us on "spring" is
respectfully declined, as we do not
consider it suited for our columns.
Send it to some magazine.
In the report Of the German Hill
School, published last week, we made
a mistake in signing it Carlos Heath
instead of Clara Heath, Teacher.
Attention is called to the new ad-
yertisement of L. L. Brennesholtz, Of
Tidioute. Mr.. B. keeps good stock,
and deals squarely. Give him a call
when in Tidioute.
"A little son of d. W. Clark,
Johnny, has had an attack of scarlet
fever, but is now convalescent. 1t is
to be hoped that the malady will not
spread.
IS. d. Irwin, Esq. has invested in
some paint, and has given his house a
fresh coat. The improvement is mark
ed, and his example could be followed
with good results by several others.
"A man named Geo. Rogers, was
crushed beneath the falling wall of q
building which was being moved in
Franklin, on Monday last. 1t is moi
known whether he will recover.
: Mr.. Silas Wolcott, Of DeWittville
!, N. Y, was in town on Friday last
: looking after his interests here. H'
$ has been operating about Tidioute 70
some time.
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# The biggest trout caught this sea
/ son would not make a meal for a hun
) CRY canary. The streams have beel
fished out until the trout are SO small
: that the boys have quit lying abou
them.
IS The ran Imbody, who was kicke
y in the eye by horse, some two week
ago, near Haskell's mills, is reporte
v improving. His eye, which it wa
Sc feared he might lose, was only tempe
a rarily injured.
ID -"Boss" Tweed died on Friday. II
H. last words were to the effect that /
- "had tried to DO some good" II
death will probably put an end to Sc
u, u, eral suits which have been going on
he New York for a few years past.
ID, The free pipe line bill has passt
the N. Y. Legislature, and it will
but short time until pipe line wi
he laid from the Bradford distri
p. 20 the sea board through New Yoi
- State.
- Mr. Darrah have moved into t
old Savings Bank building, Oh Wa
ms ms nut street. Constable Swaggert h
I've moved into the house at the east el
20, n of the river bridge, and Andy Well
ent has moved to his farm on Dutch Hi
ler
ing MIR. 7. D. Dunn, who has taug
al all the upper school in this place for t
9Tee 9Te past two years, is located in W.
be Chester, where he is studying medioi
o@I al with DIR. Price. The latter gentlem
was a son.in.law of the late Col. T.
OF Thomas.
- Fifth month of school at Jam
LILY son closed April 18th. Registered
Average 13. The following nam
pupils have not been absent day
. ring the month: Maggie, Kat
Willie aud James Mack Emma a
Gussie johnson and Katie Jamies
A. BENoIT, Teacher