The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-06-23
Daring MIR. Einstein', absence in

and its apparently Aourishing condi-
ton generally, we believe Morris
would do we'll to take a trip every
summer.
Hon. Chas. Pelham, of Alabama,
was appointed to fill the Office OF
Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court of New Mexico, about which
there has been so much speculation
and talk in this section. The Senate
confirmed the appointment and that
settles the matter effectuallY.
-Hanlan, the champion sculler has
been badly beaten at last. In the
race at Providence last week Ross, of
New Brunswick, took first prize
Riley, of N. Y, second, AMI Ten Eyck
of N. Y, third. Hanlan seemed to
stand no show whatever, and claimed
to have been taken with a severe stitch
in the side.
The strawberry and ice cream
festival at the Lawrence Hall last
evening for the benefit of the Presby-
terian Sunday School was complete
success. The attendance was large, and
everybody was well pleased. The
cream, cake, berries, flowers, lemonade,
we're all first class. The school
netted $3S.45.
The coming Free Methodist
Campneeting promises to be largely
attended. The Railroad company
will sell tickets at reduced rates
during the meeting, and no doubt
there will be excursion trains from
neighboring towns. The meeting will
begin on Wednesday, July 2lst, and
continue one week.
I'm accordance with law passed
some years ago, the County Commiss'
, toner's are required to have enrolled
! every person subject to military duty
t in their respective counties. 1t is made
the duty of Assessors to make this en-
rollment, and we understand that the
s Adiutant General of the State sabout
Q requiring the law to be fully enforced
The June number of-Baldwin't
t Official Railway Guide has made it
D appearance, heavily laden with facts
e figures and fancies for the traveller
r who cannot we'll afford to be withou
n it. Ask for it on the trains. or senC
: to the publisher w. S. Baldwin, Il
n Exchange St., Buffalo, enclosing ST.
it for years subscription.
y Mr.. r. B. Patterson, of Franklin
l. and Capt. j. E. Hitler and F. G. Va
It Dusen, Of Mercer county, arrived i
y town on Wednesday last and Thursda
y morning hied themselves to the coo
ID retreats of Salmon creek to take
l. the beauties of nature, trout an
y "punkies." They reported fair luc
so and lots of fun, aud returned Frida
1e evening very much refreshed by the
l. "picnic."
ID -Supt. Wilson and c. B. Evan
IS. of the P. T. & B. R'y, passed up Il
ID Road Friday afternoon. In answ
to question regarding the road
ia Tionesta creek, Mr.. Wilson said tn
st. nothing definite could be ascertain'
n. as yet. He said if the propose
ay merger of this and the Buffalo
ic. Southwestern R'y should be consum
ng ted the chances of road up Tones
k, creek would be very much enhance
y; Mr.. r. B. Swalley and Pr
he Williams, of Fagundas, raid us
rs, pleasant visit last Saturday. N
IN Williams is teaching the public scho
nd at that place, and has made applic
ill ton for the first department of o
for borough schools. They left with
ice the following important items:
md week ago Saturday, lightning stru
rp' the NJ. E. Church at that place,
'od severely demolishing the steeple as
ge' necsssitate the building of a new o.
no. The happiest man in town now
ith P. G. Blocher, because it's bounci
md big fat boy, and arrived on Tuesd
OF of last week.
the ID. w. Clark, Census Enumera
two for Tionesta Township and Boroui
ted has fled in the PrOthOnotary's ofic
le's list Of all the persons in his distr
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