The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-01-15
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

Rev. A. O. Stone will preach in
the NJ. +. Church nexs Sunday eve
ming.
nj. e. Sunday schoofat 10 o'clock
a. m, and Presbyterian Sunday School
at 8 o'clock p. IN.
Mr.. c. J.. Hanna, formerly of this
county, now Of Greeley, Colorado, will
accept our thanks for late files of the
Denver papers.
oil closed Monday 'evening at
1 OSJ. 1t is crawling up little by lit
tie, and we expect to see it take a
giants leap soon.
Mr.. Alexander Gordon, of Elk
hart, Ind, is at present in town, on
business, doing little visiting be-
tween times. lie is looking well.
The jury wheel was filed on Mon.
day, and the juries for ;he February
term of Court were drawn yesterday.
We have not room for the jury list
this week.
Mr.. e. i. Clapp, of President,
left two bright one.dollar gold-pieces
with us a few weeks ago, for the
REPUBLICAN for 10 lie and Uncle
Sam have resumed specie payments.
"A couple of sled.loads of Odd
Fellows went over from this place to
Pleasantville last evening, to attend
lodge there They were handsomely
entertained and were delighted with
their visit.
b. w. Clark, .Protbonotary,
has moved into part of Davis Law
office, where lie is conducting real
estate business. His experience in
the county fits him for the business he
has chosen.
The next excitement is the spring
election, which takes place early in
next month. We hear no rumors as
to who is to run for the Offices in the
gift of the people. There will be two
Justices of the Peace to elect.
The Peoples A9vocate, the Green
back paper Of Meadville, passed in its
checks on the 1st inst. Parson Plum
mer, however, having withdrawn from
his Congressional contest, is aoost to
start a Greenback organ there.
j. C. Cornwell, one Of the part
ners in the Red Brush Mill, in this
county, is the President Of The Stone
Doro Ice Co., Limited. The capital
stock is $4,000. The work Of pack.
lug ice is going on, employing between
rs and 100 men.
--Peterson's Mdgazine for February
is already to hand, bright, beautiful
interesting and useful as ever 1t is
the best ladies magazine extant, and
costs but two dollars year, with
greatly reduced rates to clubs. Ad'
dress ChaS. j. Peterson, 800 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia, Pa.
The bill passed by the Legislature
last winter making Titusville legal
place for holding court, was decided
to be unconstitutional 10y Judge
Church. Titusville carried the matter
up to the Supreme Court, where the
decision of Judge Church has been
affirmed.
We acknowledge the receipt Of al
invitation to attepd a masquerade a.
the Skating Rink, in Tidioute, this
evening. The committee is composed
of Messrs. Z. Z. Collins, c. W. Sum
mers, L. B. Mogil and F. W.. Shaw
Accept our thanks, gentlemen, Sorry
we cannot attend.
M. W. Tate, Esq. has been re
appoiated Counsel for the Co. Com
missioners for the current year,-hi
third term in that position.
j. i. Blaine, M. d., has been ap
pointed County Physician for the cur
rent year.
There is talk Of a sleighing part,
to Neilltown some evening this week
to partake of the hospitalities Of Majo
wv oodcock. Nothing definite has d
yettranspired in regard to the matter
TIA party goes out there we will guar
autee that the Major will treat every
body handsomely.