The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-07-23
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

pit Of the Presbyterian Church next
Sunday, morning and evening.
M. L. Sunday School at 10 o'clock
a. m, and Presbyterian Sunday School
at 3 o'clock p. m.
One week from tomorrow will
wind up the trouting season.
The c. o. DIS of this place have
about petered out, as it were.
Morris Einstein left town yestsr.
day morning, as he said, to see Betsy
Jane"
Thanks to Hon. J. B. Agnew for
batch Of valuable campaign docu.
meuts just received.
Harvesting is about all done in
this section. Although light our far.
mers are not disposed to grumble at
the yield.
Prayer meetings will be held in
the Universalist Church every We'd
nesday evening hereafter, by the Free
Methodist congregation.
Mr.. Carpenter is taking some very
excellent views of the town and beau
tiful scenery surrounding us, these
pleasant. days. Call and see them
when finished.
Mr.. i. Agnew left for Harris
burg on Monday to attend the Repub-
licar State Convention, which meets
there to-day, he being the Representa-
tive Delegate from this county.
-Raspberres are reasonably plenty
in some parts of the county; few
hnckleberries have made their way to
this market, but are not plenty, owing
to fires in the woods last spring.
The laying of the corner stone of
the new Court House in Elk county
took place amid great cclat one day
last week. The edifce, it is said, will
be magnificent one when completed.
The new walk and steps in front
Of Einstein's store add materially to
the appearance and safety Of the
place. One can pass there now without
being in danger of breaking his neck.
Mr.. Gilillsn is rushing the new
Court House fence along with a ven.
geance. It's going to make vast
Improvement in the looks of things
about there when finished. Mr. Doutt
is doing the painting.
The communication from "Tax-
payer" arrived too late for this week,
but will appear in our next. 1t gives
some of Hle Township officials slight
touch.up regarding their neglect to
publish their annual statements.
1t would seem that woodcock are
getting either very plenty or very
tame when they fly into peoples
houses, as was the case yesterday,
when one flew into Mr.. Hulings
kitchen, across the street, and lit on Il
shelf in the cupboard.
Mrs. a. w. Conver departed last
week for the far West, to visit her
sister at Laramie. City, Wyoming Ter
ritory, expecting to remain some time,
She leaves many friends here who will
wish her safe arrival and pleasant
sojourn in that distant land.
Young men and women wishing
to become eminently successful as
teachers should attend the State Nor
NAL School, Edinboro. Teaching
power developed. Expenses low.
Opens August 10. For circulars
address j. A. Cooper, Edinboro, Pa.
The camp meeting at Lickingyille-
will commence on the Goth, of Au.
gust this year, and continue one week.
All persons wishing tents can secure
them of Solomon Seigworth, Licking
vile, Pa, at reasonable rates. All
well'dispOsed persons are cordially
invited.
Some of the ball ll.tossers curved a
ball through one of the large and
handsomely embelliShod panes ofglass
in Bovard S store front the other day.
A wag standing by remarked that,
although it was a "pane,less" acciden
Mr.. Bovard no doubt felt the injury