The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-05-11

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bis Nebraska mill has the contract Of
furnishing 100000 feet Of bridge tim
bers, and has made several deliveries
already.
"A pheasant pursued by hawk
few into Mr.. Robinson's yard this
morning and was caughtby bis children.
After handling it some time it was set
free but did not seem to care about
leaving. 1t was taken up and placed
in safe keeping, and Mr. Robinson will !
try his hand at tanning it. If he sue
ceeds it will be q rare pet.
-Venango County reelected S. II.
Prather Superintendent of Schools
Clarion re- elected A. j. Davis; Elk
reelected Geo. r. Dixon Mexican
elected NJ. O, Campbell Warren
elected G. D. Arid Crawford re-
elected Prof. Chamberlain Meadville
City elected Prof. A. j. Langley, Of
the Edinboro Normal School, well
known to many of the teachers ofFor-
est county.
Rev. Robert Henderson, colored
minister, and brother ofour townsman,
George Henderson, preachsd in the
M. e. Church on Monday evening.
The church was crowded with people,
many being unable to obtain even
standing room and were obliged to
leave. The sermon is spoken of as an
able effort. Rev. Henderson is col
lege graduate and ranks among the
first clergymen of his church.
! John Charlsten started for Shelf
A field yesterday morning where he has
a job of taking ont | 800 cords ofhem-
!. lock bark for Horton, Creary q Co.,
the extensive tanners OF that place.
His base of operations will be about
six miles from Sheffield. and about 20
men will be engaged on this particular
. Job. John is a hard worker, and it
:. may be depended on that he will make
some money out of his contract.
q We neglected last week to call
e attention 10 the card of Mr.. J.. Fulton
.e harness maker, which will be found
il elsewhere. Mr. Fulton has turned
out several new sets Of harness since
k locating in Tionesta, all Of which have
a. given splendid satisfaction. He doe'
is frst.class work at very moderate prices
,r and now that he has become perma
< nent citizen of our place and expect
9. to drive his business here, we ask al
We to give him their patronage and en-
ss couragement.
" The Postal ReUieU is q new publ
cation devoted 10 the interests Of post
" masters, postal clerks, postal rout
ct agents &C., the first number of which
r. has reached us. AS is stated in th
gs salutatory the want Of a periodica
Mt of this description has long been felt
lis and Judging from the number betor
ss lis we believe this magazine will full
ng meet this want. 1t is neatly printe
on and is issued monthly. Send for
specimen copy to The Postal Review
M, Tunkhannock, Pa.
d. "BosToN INSIDE OUT. Rev. Her
in ry Morgan says, he has ordered tw
m sets of type and engaged two of tn
ay largest printing houses in Boston,
ST. print the next edition of Boston Ii
'as side Out" up to 10000. Over 100
las agents are canvassing for the work, 3
ed ministers and nearly 1000 student
They have the profits, as the book
,se for reform, and not for gain. Addre
lty for particulars, Rev. Henry Morgan
Elk, Boston, Mass.
ng 1t was our intention to make
i'm few remarks concerning Fore
.he county's new School Superintendel
aw last week, but the convention kept l
ell so late, that in our rush to get to pre-
bt' Wednesday morning comments had
be suspended. We can simply 81
asst that in Mr.. j. Z. Hiilard our coun
w. is we'll provided with a Superinten'
ion ent. lie has taught school in sever
Elk. of the townships in the county, in q
de- of which he has given excellent sat
cry faction, and won for himselfa splend