The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-03-05
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.


this place, Of which we made mention
Last week, will meet at the Presbyter.
ian Church on Friday afternoon at A
o'clock. A cordial invitation is ex.
tended to all the ladies of Tionesta to
be present. Rev. T. ID. Carnahan OF
Oil City will preach in the evening.
Communion services will be held at
the church on Sunday morning. Also,
the usual preaching in the evening.
l., Rev. Afr. Stone has requested his
church here 70 observe Thursday,
Of this week, as a day of Fasting and
Prayer for the conversion of souls,
He invites all Christians to unite with
them in this service. Exercises to be.
gin in the NJ. Z. Church at 10 o'clock
am All nre invited.
NJ. Z. Sunday School at 10 o'clock
a. M, and Presbyterian Sunday School
at 3 o'clock p. m.
The greenbsckers are all dead
in horn. Why just hear them blow
MFR. Bonner, Of StoneborO, spent
few days in town the fore part the
week.
Wolves are said to be so numer-
Gus in Clesrfeld county, that it's dan
Oerous IN he Aafe there
"A few ducks have been seen in
the river above here. 1t is not out Of
season to kill this game now.
An Indiana county Greenback
orator has gone crazy.--Er. We have
the first one see who aods'nt crazy.
The skating rinks at Tijiouto and
Warren are in fourishing condition,
and are netting the owners handsome
profits.
The new Post Office on Dutch
Hill, of which our old friend VIM.
Heath is the worthy P. NJ. is called
the Star 2. o.
Warren talks very strongly of
building railroad to Bradford. From
the list Of names at the head of the
project VIC don't see how it can fail.
| The skating on the Back Channel
has been excellent for several days
past, and has been improved by the
'fkative" portion of the community.
The little lamb Marched in on
the first inst, ano has remained very
quiet and peaceablc since. Now let's
see what Mr.. Lion is going to do about
it. rvrFr- rw r.
"A ladies kid glove was found and
brought to this Office. The owner can
have it by calling and paying charges,
which can be better agreed upon when
We have learned her age.
"A sled-load of household goods,
three men, two Newfoundland dogs
and pup passed through town on
Sunday last and the pup Was the
best looking one in the lot.
"A switch sufficient to accommo.
date about one car is being built below
Dawson's station. We believe the
: company is going to take out some
railroad timber at that place.
The protractsd effort at the NJ. E.
? Church is Frightening up. Several
have signified their intention to live
j, better in tho future by embracing the
, faith. May the good work 60 on.~
. Charlie Bonner is instructing a
class how to 'shoot" in German, aud
we understood they are progressing
nicely. We expect to hear n great
deal of German gibberish before long.
Mr.. p. NJ. Clark has very hand
. some gray fox, which was captured by
Billy Wilson, about three miles up the
creek. 1t is at the Rural House, and
is we'll worth going there to see.
The Iron City College whose ad-
vertisement appears in another column
is the only institution in the United
States exclusively devoted TO the prac-
tical education Of young men.
Alexander Greenwood, the won
derful one.legged hurdle-rider, who
z was here last summer with Hillisrd &
t Huntings circus, passed through last
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