The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-03-26

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In mentioning, last week, the new
barns to be built on Dutch Hill the |
coming summer, we omitted that of
Chas. Weingard, who is putting a very
large one on his farm, on the Tubbs
Run road, near G. f. Crops farm.
It is to be q "bank" barn, and the
dimensions will be 40 x 81.
Nh. II. O. Davis got a severe
ducking while on his way to Pitts.
burgh on a raft last week. He got
little too close to one of the oar-stems,
and was knocked into the river. As
good fortune would have it Mr.. Arner
was on the raft, who piloted it while
Mr.. d. dried his clothes, else he might
have suffered from the cold
Mr.. j. K. Brush and family now
occupy part of Mrs. Henry's house,
having vacated the Wagner house on
the hill. We understand the latter
place will be occupied 10y the families
of Prof. Brock way and D. W. Agnew
after the first proX.
p. S.-Since the above was in type
Messrs. Brockway and Aguew have
taken up their beds and moved.
The BrooIville Democrat and
Graphic have fallen into one anothers
embrace, and will hereafter appear as
one paper, under the head of the
Graphic. Democrat. The Graphic has
always been one Of our very welcome
exchanges, and the new proprietors,
Messrs. McMurray & Clark, have our
very best wishes for complete success,
except in politics.
WIN. Blum, of Dutch Hill, last
week one day, met with an accident
which might have cost him his scalp.
He was scoring timber for barn,
and while swinging his AK it caught on
a bush over his head and came down
in such a manner as to strike just
above the forehead, inAicting cash
over an inch long He suffered con-
siderabIy from loss of blood.
Tho revival meetings at the NJ. Z.
Church are still going on with good
results. Rev. Stone has our thanks
for the following list Of names ofthose
who have been forward and have sig
nifed their desire to live nearer tc
God in the future: Belle Shoup, May
Shawkey, Emma Sloan, Annie Saw
yer, Mrs. G. W. Sawyer, Emma Saw
ger, Carrie Hunter, Nora Hulings
Annie Hulings, Fannie Tate, Cora
Knox, Minnie Mcdonald, Curtis
Shawkey, Luther Vought, Emma Hu'
lings, Mrs. VIM. Richards, Belle Rich
ards, Linnie Grove, J. NJ. Mckay
P. NJ, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. u. T. Shriver
Mrs. Waterman, Mia Hood, Ettic
Sipes, Mrs. Paup, Albert Grove.
About the 18th of last October, a
young man, aged about twenty years
light complexion, height about fv,
feet nipe inches, wearing glasses, wa
selling spectacles in town. He wa
formerly from Thomaston Maine, anC
was named David Lane. Since tha
time nothing has heen heard, by hi
friends, from the young man, and TO
the past two weeks his father has beef
searching this section to discover SOM
trace Of him, but without success.
this should meet the eye Of any on
who can give any information as t.
the young mans whereabouts they vii
confer lasting favor by communica
ting the same to Robt. Lane, Pitts
burgh, Pa. Exchanges who will helI
an old man please copy Tidiouto Neac'
: The "Nursery" for April is OIL
our table. 1t is handsomely printe,
and illustrated as usual, and contain
some choice reading matter for youu
readers. The Nursery" should be il
every house where there are small
children. Price S1.aQ year postpaid
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