The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-06-11
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

pit of the Presbyterian Church next
Sunday, morning and evening.
M. Il. Sunday School at 10 o'clock
a. M, and Presbyterian Sunday School
at 3 o'clock p. m.
The Dutch Hill road is being put
in excellent condition.
Mr.. j. G. Cernwell and lady, of
StOneboro, spent a few days in town
last week.
AN educational communication
from Brookston, is crowded out this
week, but will appear in our next.
-lTerd. Wenk raised his new barn,
so X 60, on Dutch Hill last Friday.
No accidents occurred, and every thing
went off swimmingly.
Mrs. Sharp has returned home
after quite an extended absence. We
believe she has fully recovered from
her late severe attack of diphtheria.
Beverly, the blacksmith, wishes
to inform the public that he has made
a great reduction in the price ofhorse.
shoeing. See prices 10 his advertise
ment.
"A little girl Of John Hoods, aged
about two years died yesterday morn
ing. We did not learn what the
disease vas. The child will be buried
here to-day.
The Bill allowing Titusvile to
hold courts, instead of going to Mead
Vile, passed the Legislature at tho last
moment. The Titusvillians are very
happy over the result.
Most Of the soldiers in this section
have already received the arreers of
pensions due them for injuries sus-
tanned in the late war, all of which
they duly appreciate.
The crowded state of our columns
has made it necessary for us to "boil
down" some of our communications
this week, at which we hope the writer's
will not feel offended.
by reference to the proper place
it will be seen that Mr.. j. Cook, of
Barnett township is announced as a
candidate for County Surveyor subject
to Republican usages.
1t took just about "a minutes to
raise by subs cription enough to put a
new walk in font Of the Presbyterian
Church. Messrs. N. S. Foreman and
A. o. Donovan do the work for
nothing.
? Mr.. Jackson, Street Commissioner,
has commenced work on the roads,
and it is hoped that the citizens will
, step up promptly and work out their
: taxes, or send on good men to do it
for them.
: Trolling for bass is now the favor.
ite evening pass-time, on the beautiful
sheet of water between Swing island
/: and Dustin rifle. In company with
e Walt. Adams we hauled in four nice
ones last evening in about an hour.
The legislature adjourned sine die
last Friday noon. Representative
Wheeler has returned home, but we
have not met him or had any talk with
him yet, but presume he is glad TO gel
through. He returns with clear con.
Z science and clean record. Hope he
will call upon us when in town.
Mr.. and Mrs, II. II. May and
Mrs. DIR. Blaine, left for Cincinnati
this morning, to be present at the great
Saengerfest, which commences to-day
They will without doubt be amply
repaid for the trip, and We hope they
may have a pleasant time.
Having sawed up all the logs il
the boom the May 81 Kelly mill ha
shut down. Knox's mill finished W
yesterday, we believe. What a pity
these mills could not be kept in stocI
p during the entire summer, as thel
furnish work, indirectly, for thirty o.
forty men.
We notice by Greenville, Pa.
correspondence in the Pittsburgh
Leader that Prof 'Dolph Weber AM
Miss Sadie E. Cook were joined il
. matrimuny, OH the 31st., alt Dolph'