The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-06-16


Reformed brethren on Dutch Hill
Sunday. In the evening he delivered
an interesting discourse inhhe Presby-
terian Church Of this place.
Our June food has come and almost
gone. Several RATS left the mouth OF
the creek for the Pittsburgh market
on Monday, the river being in fair
rafting stage. The creek was not high
enough for running lumber.
Mr.. A. Emmett, is erecting a new
aud substantial house on his Dutch
Hill farm, which Will materially
enhance the value thereof. 1t is
gratifying to see this evidence of pros.
perity among our Dutch Hill neigh
bors.
Mr.. VIM. Heibenthal bad the
misfortune to cut Lis foot severely
while chopping wood last Friday
morning lie will be unfit for duty
for compile Of weeks, and it just comes
in q bad time, as he was busily en-
gagged at his trade of plastering.
The Indications for .plehty Of
squirrels this season are very good, a
great many having been seen recently
by parties working in the neighboring
woods. One man claims to have seen
IA black ones on one tree about two
miles from this place. This will be
good news for our sportsmen.
The nominations at Chicago give
the best Of satisfaction TO the Repub-
licans in this sections even the Demo
Gratis conceding the nomination of Cen
eral Garfield to be an excellent one.
Next to Senator Blaine's nomination
: none could have been more satisfactory
to his friends in this county.
From Brookston: The popula'
= tion of this place is at present 276.
Brooks & Co., got in lot of new
mules last Saturday. They will be
used for bark hauling. The bark
f peeling business was never so exten
sively carried on as at present, anc
times have lively appearance.
The New Bethlehem Vindicdto
comes to us this week enlarged to al
eigbt.puge paper. This will doubles
be highly appreciated by the sub
scribers, who will get much more thai
double the usual amount of reading
; matter for the same amount of cash
Success to you, Brother Hastings.
General White received the unar
imous instructions for Congress j
{ Indiana and Clarion counties at thei
recent primaries. Maj. Wetter havini
g Withdrawn he is now left without
competitor in the district, and shoul
d receive the hearty support of ever
r true Republican in it, which will vi
II doubtedly be the case.
e The ladies and gentlemen and a.
interested are reque sted to meet at th
4, Presbyterian Church tO-morro
IS (ThursLay) evening, for the purpo'
Il of completing arrangements for
n strawberry and ice cream festival ne1
Tuesday evening, for the benefit of II
,e Presbyterian Sabbath School. 1t
IF hoped there will be good attendanc
le "A change of time went into efe'
le on the River Division of the P. T.
B. R'y on Sunday last. The trai
|. which formerly reached here from O
in City at 1920 p. M, now arrives
. 6:37 p. m. The down train now arriv
ut at 1888 p. M, instead of 2:O7 as 70
merly. All other trains remain Il
same. Corrected time table next wee
a. The new daily paper of Titusvill
49, the Petroleum World, made its fir
A appearance yesterday, and shows |
handsomely. 1t is owned by sto'
company and is designed to be a pap
Eli for the producer, and against t
Sc Standard as we'll as all other monop
re lies, and for this reason we fear t
Id new enterprise will have "hard re
'p' to hoe y but let US all hope for
ok complete success, and congratulate
es- upon the "sand" it shows in comi
at out against such a powerful mOnopc
he as the Standard Oil Co. We hope
ler World will continue its welcome Wis
to our Office.