The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-03-31

candidates for Associate Judge. Capt.
Knox is announced as candidate for
Assembly in the same party.
Sheriff Henry and Prothnnotury
Stitt, of Armstrong Co., stopedp over
iG town one day last week, enrohte for
the big woods, in quest Of game, such
as bear, fish and pigeons. Both are
popular gentlemen and efficient officers
in their county.
Judge Proper has materials on
the ground for the erection Of huge
barn on his Dutch Hill farm, and
work will begin as soon as the weather
becomes settled. Some vast improve
ments have been made on his farm
during the past year.
The Free Methodist society will
hold their campmeeting here again
the coming summer, so we are
Informed. The success and good
order which attended the meeting here
last summer has done much toward
the selection Of this place for their next
m eetiDg.
Mr.. wills. Jameson, of Pleasant.
vile, Pa, will be in town on Thurs
day, April 9th, with a large line of
samples of wall paper of the very
late st styles and patterns He will
exhibit his samples at DR.. Blaine's
Office, and all wishing anything in
that line are invited to call. 1t.
Mr.. Geo s. Allen, who several
years ago clerked for Messrs. Robin.
son q Bonner. has returned and ac-
cepted the position anew. Mr.. Allen
brings his wife with him, and will set
up house keeping shortly, all of which
we are glad to learn, as be is just the
kind Of material good citizens are
made of.
Rev. Mclaughlin, of Pleasant
vile, will preach in the Presbyterian
Church to.morroW evening, also Fri
day and Saturday evening, and
perhaps Sunday. Rev. Mclaughlin
is one Of the sblest ministers in this
section, aud all should turn out and
hear him.
<%Kemble, Sslter, Petroff, Crawford,
and Rumherger, the bribery convicts,
who were to receive their sentences
before Judge Pearson, at Harrisburg
yesterday, we're missing when court
called. 1t is thought they jumped
their bail and dug out" Detectives
sre on their track. The board of par
dons refused to take action QUE their
csses, hence the abbcoudiug.
Report of Greenwood School,
No. 4, Barnett District, for month
ending March 26 No. of pupils en-
r"lle1 during month, 33 average at
tendance, "a; per cent. of attendance,
rs. The following pupils were not
absent during tie month: G. w.
Spence, S. A. Maze, Joseph. Charlie,
Michael, William and Corsinia Black
Agnes Gents, Ada Spence, Frances
Black.
l.. W. SHAwKEY, Teacher.
Mr.. g. w. Robinson purchased,
through the agency of Mr.. J. II. dog.
man one of the Baker double.barrel
shot guns, which, for nice fnish, dura.
bility, and cheapness lays over any.
thing in this section. 1t is one of their
II $40 guns, and by all odds is the best
gun for the money we have ever seen,
and for close hard shooting is hard to
beat. Tne Baker gun is rapidly grow
ing in favor with our sportsmen, and
60 doubt Mr.. Dingman will have
many orders in this section during The
coming season, Call and inspect the
new gun.
The SHOW fever" has slruck the
juvenile portion of our town, and ac-
cOrding to the following programme
which was found in the pocket of one
of the aforesaid Juveniles, we are soon
to be treated by something rich:
1 cent admitapce
l Be song
2 to clowns
3 the haunted hous.
4 tumhling By John S. Clark & Cbut
o1anrs