The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-03-10
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to seek his fortune.
Miss Anna Pease has returned
home, after an extended visit to rela-
tives at Olean.
Miss Mary Kiser is home on va
cation from Edinboro, where she has
been attending normal school.
Now is the time to dlink ssssafras
tea, but those using it should be care
ful not to indulge in it to success.
The "15" puzzle has struck Tio-
nestn, but we have heard of no candi-
dates for Dixmount resulting from tho
mania.
MFR; AmEa Purdy. of Green twp,
is to-day announced as candidate
for Associate Judge, subject to Repub-
licsn ussges.
-Protbonotsty Shawkey left on
Monday corning for another trip to
KGsSas. HO expects to be absent until
May terra Of Court.
| These warn, spring-Iike days are
said to be excellent for bunting bee
trees. Some of our amateur bee hunt
era have had good success SO far, and
are still Oh the "trail."
Mr.. Doutt, the painter, hung out
a very neat new aign the other day, ns
a specimen of hiS skill with the brush,
and Geo. Robinson had the hsrdihood
to ask him. who painted it.
-Ths school ct Nsilltown, which
was recently brought to such sad
l Guiding By :hc death of Miss Hillard,
the teacher, bas been resumed by Miss
Brilla Fisher, teacher Of excellent
qualifications,
Rev. Stone, of the II, Z. Church,
is conducting o series of revival meet.
ings at the Hill school house, four
miles from this place, With good sue
cess. Rev. Barnbart, of the F. M.
Church, ia holding successful revival
at Minister, near Newtown.
Mr.. J. NJ. Kep!er is having his
store building opposite the Lawrence
House overhauled and repaired gen;
orally, very materially improving it
both in appearance aud usefulness. 1t
will make good site for new store,
but that branch of trade. is already
somewhat crowded in this place.
DIR. Blaine has purchased of Mr..
G. Jameson, the late residence of ex.
Treasurer Setley and the Office next to
the Central House. He will occupy
tho house after the first of April. He
has already moved in:s his Office, q
part Of which is occupied by Mr.. D.
J w. Clark as a real estate and survey
or's office.
MIR. L. Agnew aud family moved
= to OIL Creek Lake yesterday, taking
: with them ali their personal effects
We are sorry to lose them as citizens
of our community, and with their
many friends in this section We wisl
:. them prosperity in their new place oi
abode. Mr.. A. ia pleasant Landlord
and we are sure will give satisfaction
to the people of that vicinity.
"A heavy wind AMI rain storm
accompanied by thunder and lightning
passed over this section last THURSDAY
mig BIT. No particular damage wa
done in this place, but at Stewart
Run, beyond Mr.. John Thompson
= farm, the roof Of Mr.. Barnes barn wa
blown of, and several rods of fenc
blown down in that vicinity. w,
!. heard of ne injuries to man or beas
occurring.
Mrs. S. d. Irwin was called ava,
to Philadelphia last week, rather un
expectedly by the sad intelligence 0
, the severe illness of her brother, Capt
$ Joe Thomas, who is not expected &
!, live. Mr Thomas will be remembers
o by large circle Of admiring friend
in this place, having spent nearly
year here, some ten years ago. H
. E'was noted for his dry humor, ant
- pleasant cOmpaniOnship.