The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-08-13
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

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M. i. Sunday School Mt 10 o'clock
a. M; and Presbyterian Sunday School
at 3 o'clock p. m.
"A young man named Charles M.
Fox was drowned at Fair Point, Chau-
taaqua Lake, yesterday.
Mr.. Kelly is inclosing his prop
erty with new picket fence, adding
much to the beauty Of the same.
Judging from the stained hands
and mouths of some of the street
urchins, butternnts must be "gittin'
good"
There will be Free Methodist
preaching, by Rev. Garrison, in the
Universalist Church this "Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. Geo. Morgan is engaged
fencing the side.hill common, near the
school house, and will put in crop of
some sort or other there this fall.
Free. Methodist camp meeting
commences at Forestville, N. Y, to.
day aud will continue one week.
Several from this county will attend.
Miss Georgia Stow and Miss Clara
Roberts, Of Cincinnati, are enjoying a
short season Of recreation in Tonesta.
They arc the guests Of Mr.. Mays fam
lily. y
The list Of criminal causes set
down for trial at the next session Of
our courts is unusually large for this
county. Some important cases will
be tried.
The annual reunion of the sd
Reg, P. ", will be held at Greenville,
Sept. 10. Veterans Of other regiments
IN this vicinity will be invited to par
ticipate.
The new tramp law takes effect
next Friday, 18th inst. Our citizens
are nearly all acquainted with it and
can, if they wish, lid themselves of
| these nuisances.
Bass fishing is said to be good at
the rocks below the Dithridge dam.
We noticed some gentlemen carry a
fine string one day last week, which
had been taken from there.
The Messrs. Grove & Hart are
home for short time. They report
business dull in the Bradford region,
and whole rivers Of oil running to
waste for want Of tankage.
We hear rumors ola slight frost
on the hills last Friday night, but can
learn nothing definite, from which we
judge there is nothing of it. Twas a
pretty close shave however.
Mrs. NJ. W. Tate and Mrs. T. j.
Van Giesen are spending II few days
at Chautauqua Lake. We believe
they are the only representatives Tio-
nesta has at the lake at.present.
Have you a talent for teaching?
Improve by study at the State Normal
School. The State aids teachers.
Opens Aug. 10. Address, for circu.
lars, j. a. Copper, Edinboro, Pa.
The dance at Partridge's Hall last
Friday evening, gotten up by the young
men, was we'll attend and a complete
social success, All who were present
expressed themselves highly pleased
with the evenings enjoyment.
For Boots and Shoes go to Rob.
inson & Bonner's. Mems strong shoes
at S1.25 to $1.75; Mems good boots
from 50 % to $4.OO Ladies, Misses
and Children's proportionately low.
3t.
Pat. Joyce, having recently dug
a cellar under his house, is now en-.
gagged walling the same up, and put
ting his house upon solid foundation,
so that "the winds may beat upon it"
with very little or no effect.
Zip. Guiton and some more of the
boys, on Monday night, near the river
bridge, speared spoon sturgeon which
measured five feet in length, and
weighed 25 pounds. The largest fish
that has been caught here for several
years.
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