The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-09-08

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not know what to call it. He thinks
"the Wallace cofee-p pot" would not
sound like a new invention. -Er.
Perhaps Captain" Kepler could sug-
gest something pretty good in this
line.
Rev Hinkling, who has been
occupying the Presbyterian pulpit for
the past three or four months in this
place, departed for Pittsburgh on
Monday, where he will resume his
studies. He made himself very pop
ular with the people of Tionesta, and
leaves with the best wishes of all.
Robert Mcbride left OH Monday
for visit to his relatives in Armstrong
and Butler counties. The old gentle
man is rapidly declining, and realizing
that his career on earth could not be
of much longer duration, he expressed
wish to see bis relatives once more,
and took this opportunity of doing so.
i. d. Hancock Esq, of Franklin,
Attorney for the P. T. e. B. R'y, was
in town on Saturday. The road is
negotiating with Geo. Hunter for
piece Of ground near the depot whereon
to build new switch, so as to afford
better shipping facilities for its in
c1easing freight traffic at this point.
Hon. VIM. D. Brown, our candi.
date for President Judge, paid Tio-
nesta visit last week, and if the
many complimentary remarks made
of him by all classes of voters can be
taken as criterion he will carry this
section nearly solid. We have the
first one to meet who does not speak
of Mr.. Brown in the highest terms of
praise.
The last EXCURSION of the season
to Niagara will take place over P. I.
& B. R'y on Thursday, Sept. 10th.
The rates of fare, time Of leaving and
general features will be the same as
the last. We received notice too late
to give full particulars, but can assure
our people that this will be the last
excursion of the season. Bills will be
circulated giving full information.
Mr.. Thos. Snodgrass, we under
stand, has left President and moved
to Spartansburg, Crawford county
where he has engaged in the mercan
tile business. While we are sorry t.
have him leave this section we ar,
glad he has not gone very far away
If the people of that neighborhoot
know how to appreciate a frst'clas
j citizen, Mr.. S. will be heartily vel
: coined by them.
The Cbsutauqua excursion trail
on its way to Tidioute on Saturda.
morning last came near making mine
meat ont of some horses that had bee
Il turned out to pasture above Jamiesol
s. station. Two Of the animals RAJ
e ahead of the traiu a distance of nearl
two miles, crossing trestle severa
Il rods long. They escaped with thei
l. lives, strange to say, but were quit
y severely cut up and bruised about th
q limbs. :
$ Miss S. A. Dale is as much of
success at raising fruit as she is q
II rearing beautiful flowers, if we are
IL Judge from the delicious peach tha
s. melted in our mouth one day last weel
10 The tree from which this peach Wa
g taken was the result of placing see
in the ground two or three years az
as which sprung up and now bears sue
r lucious fruit We propose TO folio
as the example and see what two or thF'
IN years may bring forth.
40 y Yesterday's elections in Vermo
" show large gains for the Republican
The Governor and all State Office
- are elected by majorties ranging fro
~ 10000 to 10000. The Legislatu
~ ~, will be largely Republican and W
"0 return Geo. F. Edmunds to the Sena
y when his present term expires, viii
will be next March. The COngreI
ional delegation will be Republic
en solid, which will be gain of one
o' the Republicans.
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