The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-08-25

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ton. or course there is too much
heavy hauling on this road to keep it in
good repair, but certainly it
could be kept in vastly better condi-
ton than it now is, and it ought to be
done.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bonner, and
daughter, and Mr.. Geo. Cornwell, of
Stoneboro, have been rusticating in
this county for week or more past.
They paid visit to the blackberry
woods while here, and returned home
on Monday last.
The Lickingville camp.meeting
was quite well attended by Tionesta
folks on Sunday last. The meeting
seemed to lack the spirit which usually
characterized it, yet there were folly
as many rigs on the ground as on for
mer occasions.
Our glass ball busters had prac-
tice shoot on Saturday when some
very good scores we're made. Ten and
fifteen balls straight is getting to be a
very common thing with most of the
shooters. An invitation is extended
to all at these shoots.
AN immense stock of Mems and
Boys clothing, latest styles, received
direct from the manufacturers and
now offered for sale at unprecedented
prices by Robinson 81 Bonner. All
are cordially invited to call and
examine. 1t.
UNCLAIMED LETTERs.-I Tionesta
Pa, Post Office, Wednesday, August
25, 1880:
| G. Altman, Adam Botzer, Warren
Coxen care Geo. Stevens, Albert Kin.
ney, John A. Marsh, A. G. Null, j. b
McMayle, Miss May Richardson, E. S
Rudy, Abraham Grice.
Argument court will be held Sept
Sd. The regular term will commence
on the fourth Monday of September a
which time considerable legal business
will probably be transacted. The tria
list embraces eighteen civil cases, tn,
} most of which will be disposed Of
) Besides these there are six crimina
cases.
The new fence around the uppe
, cemetery is being built. Mr.. Bleakley
=. owner of property on the east side O
f the cemetery, has laid out a tier @
t lots which is being enclosed by tn
q now fence. Shoull any of our citizen
wish to secure lot they can apply t
, S. D. Irwin Esq, who has charge c
: them.
q -In our Nebraska items last wee
we stated that Mcssrs. Arner & Huling
had the job of delivering large bi
of lumber on the cars at this station
= which they were "skippering" out.
! should have been Arner and Small
They have already considerabl
amount landed at the landing on tn
," opposite side of the river.
J. Boon Mead Esq, died at his re
3 idence in Warren, Pa, Thursda
afternoon, Aug. 10, 1880, at the ag
of GA years. His health had bee
t impaired for about two years. M
lr Mead had hosts of friends an
'e acquaintance in this county, who wi
e be panied to learn of his death.
The new Greenback paper, n
i Commonwealth, made its debut on Fr
d day last, and although not yet cor
IS pleted in outfit presents a very r
a. spectacle appearance. Mr.. j.
James, the editor, is an able write
s, and will doubtless give satisfaction
m his party. Barring politics We wi
D, it success.
e, The Eleventh Annual Reunion
the S3rd Regimental Association W
in be held at Erie, Pa. on Tuesday, Sc
~ tember IA, 1880. Business meeting
e. II o'clock a. m, in Grand Army Hs
in Banquet at Massassauga Point at
n. o'clock p. M, given by the citizens
Erie. All comrades who intend goi
'e should inform F. H. Couse, Secretar
Erie, Pa.
:" -Bsldwin's Official Railway Gui
- ~ for August is at hand with its har
~ some pages crammed full Of valuat
.o;I.ooJ stot;st;os authentic tahl