The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-04-09
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

a. m, ana Presbyterian SUNDAY Ochool
at o'clock p. m.
L. r Freeman Esq, Of Franklin,
dropped in on US few moments yes
terday morning.
Frank Robbins, the Oil City
Photographer, does excellent work, at
remarkably low prices, Sit.
The first note of the "pecp.frog"
was heard the other evening 1t was
hailed with joy, for in the frog there
is Spring"
We noticed the portly form Of
Mr.. S. S. Holbroolz, OF Cincinnati,
upon our streets yesterday. He wa,
looking, and we believe, feeling well.
Our Borough Auditors, Messrs.
j. I. Brennan, 2. M. Clark and f. Z.
Mnbie, are at work settling up the
accounts Of the borough for the year
1873.
To-day is the anniversary of the
surrender Of Lee. The event was duly
celebrated in this place, at the time,
and will be remembered by nearly
every citizen of Tlonesta.
Miss Minnie McCurdy, who has
been engaged teaching school in this
county during the winter, departed on
Monday for her home in Cooperstown,
Venango Co.
The Edcnburg Duly Herald has
suspended, hereafter a weekly will be
issued from that Office. The poor
health of the editor is the principle
cause Of this important change.
"A letter from Wing Hill reached
US this morning, and we are sorry TO
say it was to late for insertion. Hope
our correspondents will try and get
their communication in little earlier.
"A veritable worm Doctor was in
town last week, and from the amount
of slippery elm bark used by some of
the denizens Of the town wejudge some
Of our people are little "wormy."
Prof Walker has broken up
housekeeping and has shipped his
goods to Brookville, his former place
of abode. The Professor will leave
for that place with his family as soon
as his school closes.
Prepare yourselves to digest the
Usual amount ofhard-boiled eggs mex;
Sunday. There will probably be no
lack of hen fruit, judging from the
amount We see adorning the counters
of our grocery stores.
Ben. Caldwell, after wasting sew
eral pounds of ammunition, killed a
loon in the river on Saturday which
weighed twenty pounds. Ben estim.
ates that the loon lodged about FIVE
hundred balls before any took effect.
Mr.. II. II. Keeler is sojourning
among friends in this community for
few weeks Mr.. K. is engaged in
business at Bradford. Being considera-
bic of a sportsman he proposes to angle
a few of the speckled beauties while
here.
Miss S. a. Dale, has our thanks
for very handsome boquet of fresh
flowers, piucked from her own taste.
fully arranged arbor, Miss Dale is to
be congratulated on her success when
she can raise flowers SO early as this
in the open air.
Mr.. Henderson, the barber, has
moved his family to town and occu.
pies the building opposite Prof Brock.
ways late residence. Mr.. II. is
frst-class barber, and we hope our cit.
izens will extend to him their patron.
age, and thus encourage him to stay.
We understand that Mr.. Pat.
Joyce has purchased the unfinished
building just above Mr.. Richards res
idence, and will complete it as soon as
the weather will permit. Pat. is one
of our best citizens, and we are glad
to learn he has concluded to become
a property owner in cur town.
Mr.. A. N. Squiros, of Tidioute,
will be at the Central House, in Tio-
nesta, tomorrow, CThursday). with a