The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-04-28

sehe0u Ol bhe year Will VIC N0tJ PAv"9
ant.
"A little speariag was indulged in
by some of our citizens last week, the
river having got clear enough to see
in about three feet of water. One
party got AZ fish, and twas wretch
edly poor night for Spearing, too.
1T seems we were misinformed |
when we stated last week that the
Free Methodist Quarterly meeting
would be held here on the 1st and I'd
Of May. 1t should have been May 9th
and 9th. Those who are interested
will please bear this in mind.
That beautiful and sprightly
child's magazine, "Ths Nursery" for
May is out. Iti published by John
L. Shorey, 36 Bromfeld St., Boston,
at $1.50 year, and it should be in
every family wherO there are little
girls and boys. Subscribe for it.
One day last week a SOD of
Squire Catln's, of Newtown, speared
a pike in the sluice below the mill,
which measured 81 feet and weighed
15l pounds. The pike bad run up the
sIuic efter suckers, when the boy
''gobbled him up A grood thrust
for twelve year old.
We acknowledge with many
thanks the receipt Of an invitation
and complimentary tickets to grand
concert to be given in Greenville, Pa,
on Friday next, by Prof Weber's
music class. From the programme we
Judge it will be rare treat to the
citizens of Greenville, and we regret
very much our inability to be present.
On Friday last Mr.. S. G. Sloan
and family loaded their household
goods on a boat and departed for AL.
leghery City, where they will take up
their residence for the future. We
are sorry to SEQ such good citizens and
pleasant neighbors depart from our
midst, and with their many friends
wish them prosperous and happy fu.
ture in their new home.
Mr.. S. j. Wolcott, collector Of
the school tax for this borough, would
respectfully give notice to all those
who are yet in arrears to pay up be.
fore Wednesday, May 5, 1880, and
thereby save trouble and costs. He
will be away for few days, but will
leave his book at E. l.. Davis law
office, where delinquents can call and
pay up. Mr.. Wolcott wishes it un
derstood that he means business.
t "A valuable horse, belonging to 6
Titusvillo man, died in this place las
a Thursday night. In this connection
we might mention that we have (
q number of copies of book entitled
8 "a Treatise on the Horse" which ha
n been the means of saving many a val
e liable horse from premature grave.
We will sell these books for 25 cent
I each, or give them as premiums to nev
cash subscribers. No horse owner cal
). afford to be without one. Call and Sc
# them.
"A drunken fend was caught il
the act ofplacing Instructions on tn
+, track of the Allegheny Valley Rail
road near Brady's Bend, on Frida,
II night last. Three minutes more an
the night express from Oil City, file
with innocent passengers, would hav
been hurled down the embankment
distance of 20 feet. The william wa
: taken to Bradys Bend, had hearing
and was sent to Clarion Jail, fror
whence he should be sent to the pen
g. tentiary for many, many years.
The Franklin EUenjng Ne,Os hs
this complimentary notice of Pro
. Monday, formerly of this place. W
are glad to know that the Professor
'r fine musical skill is appreciated by tn
IN critical "Nurseyites :" 'Last night v
oe had the pleasure of listening to tht
IL wonderful musician, Prof. Christ MOI
day, perform on his celebrated Frene
is pianos, He renders the most difficu
n pieces with ease and grace. is learne
st scholar on the violin. and we consid'
I'd him the best thorough learned musi
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