The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-04-30
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.


Sunday, morning and evening.
M. e. Sunday School at 10 o'clock
a. M, and Presbyterian Sunday School
at o'clock p. IN.
The Newtown Mills have started
up for the summers run.
The festive ball of the croquet
click is again heard in the back yard.
Another large loon was slaugh-
tered in the river. Frank Hunter did
the job.
Remember the ice cream at Mrs.
Donovan's every Tuesday and Satur
day evening.
Miss Emma Arner returned home
last week, after quite an extended
visit to friends in Meadville.
Quarterly meeting will be held at
the NJ. Il. Church in this place one
week from next Saturday and Sunday.
All our Tionesta Mills are run.
ming full time now, and the buzz of
the saws give the town lively aspect.
BY a recent act ofthe Legislature
a fine Of $40 will be imposed upon any
person having in their possession a
Spitz dog.
The first circus of the season will
exhibit at Oil City tomorrow. No
doubt several from this place will
"tako it in."
The Border Raid Bill, like the
Riot Bill, now "sleeps the sleep that
knows no waking" at least during the
present session of the legislature.
jim. Hulings lifted another large
string of trout one day last week.
Sixty seven in all, and great many
of them" would weigh over pound
1t is whispered around that
there'll be a lecture Of some sort at the
Court House this evening, to which
the price of admission will be 20 cents
Prof Brockway held ar examina
tiou at the school house on Saturday
last. Quite a number ofteachers, anC
some who expect to teach applied fo
certificates.
Let there be little stir among
our new councilmen in regard to som,
Of our breal<-necll side walks, many o
which are in most dilapidated con
dition; it may save the burg troubl
and costs.
: We publish this week the Audi
tors report Of jerks township, an,
would advise the officials of othe
. townships to send in their reports. I
neglect to publish may incur boil
r trouble and expense.
, "A gentleman informed us tn
other day that at Knox's mill the.
we're turning out more and better lum
Der, and with less profanity, than a
any tin.e within his recollection;
4 fact which he thought worthy of men
$ tion.
Q The past few days of pleasan
! weather has enabled the farmers i
this section to get their oats about al
sown, and they are now turning thei
attention to other products. Fal
2 grain, although little backward,
: said to be looking well.
! Col. Reisinger, while in town las
j. week, spent few hours on one of ou
streams and succeeded in stringing u
about so very nice trout. The ColC
!. mel is quite conceitel about his trout
e fishing, and if we ever get chanc
a we'll have to take some Of it ont {
him.
Mr.. VIM. Clark and Miss Debbi
Woodington, of Tionesta, Pa, wei
married at Edenburg, Pa. on Wedne'
! day, April %, 1879. We did not lear
who tied the knot. The happy coupl
y will please ac ccept our heartiest col
gratulations, and best wishes for abun,
ant success in life.
Mr.. Jas. Ward, of jerks TOWNSHIP
called upon us one day last weeI
Mr. w. is very enthusiastic over Il
new railroad which is soon to be pr
is through that section. He has ohere
to denote the company several acr
ofgrOund, the privilege Of putting L