The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-08-04

June. The report also shows the pro-
duction to be ,254 barrels less in July
than in June.
Mrs. d. II. Arnold, who has been
visiting with her sister, Mrs Einstein
for the past two months, departed for
her home in Philadelphia, yesterday
morning. She bears with her the kind
wishes of many Tionesta friends.
Mr.. Kelly received a young full
bIooded Alderny bull last week, pre-
sented by Mr.. S. S. Holbrook, of Gin
cinnai. The animal is from i'm ported
stock and will prove a valuable eccess-
ion to Farmer Kelly's already fine
collection of 6looded stock.
Communion Services will be held
in the Presbyterian Church next Sun
day. Preparatory services will com
mence tomorrow CThursday) evening
and continue each evening over Sun
day. Rev. Mclaughlin, Of Pleasant
vile, will ofIiciate. A cordial invita-
tion is extended to all.
The following persons united with
the III. L. Church on Sunday evening
last, and are now members in full
communion : Mr.. and Mrs. J. II.
Dingman, Mrs. Paup, Mrs. j. Shawkey,
II. A. Adams, Walter d. Adams,
Curtis M. Shawkey, Geo. w. Albaugh,
L. II. Beaver.
The Allegheny Evening Maa, one
of our most valued exchanges, has
doned a new dress throughout. The
types are clear and beautiful and give
the paper such fresh and handsome
appearance that we hardly recognized
it. May the AiaH continue to prosper
and grow handsome in its old age.
In our Neilltown letter last week
part Of the last item was omitted. It
should have read as follows "The
German school is underway again :.
Miss Carrie Myers is the guardian
spirit. The school house has been
scrubbed and paperod and is conse-
quently more attractive than in "days
of yore."
The annual reunion of the Eighty.
third Regiment, Pennsylvania Volun-
teers, will be held at Erie on the 18th
of September. Company G. of this
gallant regiment was raised at Tio-
nesta, and many of the survivors are
still living in this county. Doubtless
quite a number of them will attend the
reunion.
The Niagara excursion, under the
asspices of the ?. T. & B. R'y, last
Thursday, was a complete success,
although not so largely attended as
the previous one. The lack Of attend.
ance from this vicinity was probably
on account of the short notice given,
and the short time intervening
between this and the last one. Those
who attended express great satisfac.
ton with the management, and feel
themselves under many obligations to
the gentlemen in charge tor the care
aad attention shown them.
Our Sportsmen have received
their new double revolving glass ball
trap at last, and will proceed at once
to organize club. The trap is neat
and substantial one, and gives satisfac- |
ton. All interested and who would like
to see regularly organized shooting
club in this place are requested to
meet on Friday evening at the Demo.
crat Office for this purpose. There is
no reason why we should not have as
good a club in Tionesta as anywhere
else, as We have as much and probably
more game of every variety than any
county in the State aud we have the
material for making frst,class shoot.
lists. Let all interested be on hand !
Friday evening.
-Wm. Lawrence owns a cow-a
good cow-but Of late she has not
been giving her usual quantity Of milk. |
Somebody owns red calf,-a splendid
calf, no doubt-but that calf was never
properly woaned Mr.. L. has just
discovered that the cow bas been
nursing the calf for the past ten days
or two weeks, and has supplied il with