The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-06-18
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

the NJ. E. Church next Sunday eve
ming.
M. i. Sunday School at 10 o'clock
a. M, and Presbyterian Sunday School
at 3 o'clock p. 10.
Morris, the Tailor, will be in town
tomorrow.
Wild Strawberries are ripe, but as
yet mono have appeared in market.
"A horse belonging to Mr.. S. S.
Garfield died Sunday evening. Jas.
Gear was driving the team.
Who will be the first to get up an
excursion to Chautauqua, Niagara, or
some other favorite resort.
Maj. Newton, visited a few days
in town during the week, the guest of
his son.in-law, Mr.. Dtrickson.
The Odd Fellows have recently
placed a large and handsome clock in
their hall. 1t was put up the Carson
Bros. OF tins place.
We received very spicy lettor
from Stewarts Ruu, too late we are
sorry to say, for this issue, but it will
keep until our next.
Our base ballists are trim ing
themselves up to give the Tylers5urg
boys a racket before long. A cbal-
lenge will be sent in soon by the
Tylersburgers.
BY reference to the proper place
il will be seen that Mr.. VIM. Tobey,
of Kingsley township, is announced as
a Democratic candidate for Associate
Judge.
Mr. Craig, father of our gentle
manly station agent, Mr.. ]. L. Craig,
and of Mrs. d. w. Agnew, is viSi-
ting in town at present. Mr.. C.'s step.
daughter, sister Of Mr. Rob. Herman,
accompanies him.
Geo. Mathe raised a new barn,
40x48, on Dutch Hill, last Thursday.
At the present rate it will not be long
before all our Dutch Hill farmers will
be supplied with substantial and com.
modious barns.
Some Of the boys visited Zip
Guiton's rattle snake den last Sunday,
but didn't have very good success,
only capturing one snake Zip thinks
it's mean trick to thus intrude on
his private property.
Rev. Elliot announced last Sunday
that Communion Services would be
held at the Presbyterian Church one
week from next Sunday morning.
Preparatory services the Saturday
evening previous, at half past seven
o'clock.
Mrs. w. R. Dunn departs to-day
for Fergus Falls, MINI, where she
will rejoin her husband. Mrs. Dunn's
many lady friends in this place will
miss her very much, and wish her Joy
in her new far.of' home. May she
have safe and pleasant journey.
Don't forget the dance at the
Lawrence House on the Fourth.
McCray's band has been engaged,
which is a sufficient guarantee that
there will be nothing lacking in the
musical line. The Invitations will be
out in day or two.
We wish to warn those parties
who go bathing in the river, early in
the evening, that they are in danger
of being seen. While they may think
themselves far enough away as to be
invisible to the naked eye, yet some of
the girls have spy-glasses.
Will. Smearbaugh succeeded in
catching 81 trout out of Tubbs Run,
one day last week, the best score we
have heard Of in this immediate vicin-
ity for some time. Tubbs Run has
probably yielded more trout in its
time than any stream in the country
of similar size.
The fishing party which went up
on Salmon last week, consisting of
Hon. L. F. Watson, e. l.. Davis and
L. r. Freeman, Esqs., returned, after
a three days expedition, having
caught, as they say, all the trout they
could eat, and had hosts of fnn,-say