The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1878-08-21
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

NJ. Il. Sunday School at 10 o'clock
a. M, and Presbyterian Sunday School
at 3 o'clock p. m.
We are informed that Frank Reck
lost the first joint of one Of his fingers
in the mill at Stfattanvlle,' recently.
Above and below us on the river
fishermen are turning their attention
somewhat TO bass-fshing. We have
heard of no big catches yet.
--Petrola had big fire on Mon.
day. Thirteen buildings were des-
troyed, and the loss is estimated at
over $4,000.
-Wm. Blum killed a fying-squir.
rel yesterday, but as the law doesn't
comprehend these animals, he was not
arrested.
BE patient, boys! In about ten
days you can kill squirrels without
committing misdemeanor, laying
yourselves liable to fine, etc, etc.
WIN. Reck is running the Presi-
dent saw.mill at present. The job on
hands is not a large one, and will be
finished in the course Of two or three
weeks.
Mr.. j. H. Dingman has our
thanks for nice mess of new toma-
toes. They were good article, and
were put where they would do the
most good.
The Brookville Graphic recon.
mends "a swamp cucumber with frog
on it, as the pole for the Greenback-
ers to erect as emblematic Of their prin.
ciples.
We have heard n rumor that the
Jameson stave mill was to be moved
back few miles into the country,
soon, but don't know whether the re-
port has any foundation in fact.
The yellow fever is raging in sew
eral cities of the South, and fears are
entertained that it will extend north
ward. Quite number of cases have
broken out in Memphis, Tenn.
--Blackberres have been retailing
here al 10 cents. In Tidioute they are
selling for cents; but then it's worth
paying three cents on quart Of black
berries to have the privilege Of living
in Tionosta.
An excursion from Pittsburgh to
Chaulauqua Lake passed up the road
yesterday at about 800 p. NJ. There
were eleven coaches in the train, all
apparently well filled. A party OF
fen got ON at this station.
-Wilson Jameson, who has been
at East Brady for several months,
learning the drug business, is at home
at present, on short visit. He is
pleased with the town and the business
lie goes back on Friday.
Tho Brookville Graphic says, "It
is now lawful to kill rabbits" The
Ia,U says that it shall be unlawful tn
kill rabbits at any time, except be-
tween the 10th Of October aud the Isl
of January of each year, under a pen
atty of five dollars.
"A phonograph is on exhibition in
Oil City, and many persons are avail
ing themselves of the opportunity o
seeing the wonder and hearing it talk
back. The Derrick reports that il
sings, laughs, and talks so that it car
be heard across the street.
, In late number of the Meadvillt
Republican we notice that Mr.. Lewis
Louderbach, at one time resident o
, this place, was recently united in mar
riage to Miss Francis Taylor, of Mead
vile. Mr.. i. is now practicing Law
in that city.
The annual reunion of the S9,
Regiment Pa. Vols, will take place il
Titusville, on the 10th of September
The place of meeting is so near us, tina
we are of the opinion that several O
the old membcrs of Co. G, from thi
vicinity, will make it point to b
present
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