The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-07-13

allty, anu JhaJ Coulu hhrdly DC cailed
a contest. j S. Hood Of this borough
was nominated. T. f. Ritchey Esq,
was elected Chairman of the Co. Com.
mittee. 119 votes we're polled.
No. 19 Of Saalfeld's 10c. Libra
ries contains the following beautiful
selections of music: "King's High
way :" "What Jack will Say ;"
"Pearly Dewdrop." This is the cheap.
est and best publication of the kind
extant Twelve numbers for $1.00, or
10 cents each. Il. A. Saalfeld, $50
Broadway, N. Y.
We learn with regret that DR..
Blaine has disposed Of his interests in
TiOnesta and will shortly move to
Pleasantville, there to engage in the
drug business and practice his profess
ion. Tionesta loses an excellent ply
sician in the departure of DR.. Blaine,
and the town of Pleasantville gains one
of which it may we'll feel proud. We
wish the Doctor and his family pros
perity and happiness in their pew
field.
The Fourth passed off very quietly
in this place owing to the critical con-
dition of the President. Several of
the young people "picniced" in the
grove at Tubbs Run and report
pleasant time. On Thursday another
picnic was arranged and would doubt
less have proved an enjoyable affair
had not heavy rain storm in the
afternoon put damper on it. Net to
be baflied, however, the picnicers re-
paired to the Lawrence Hall and had
happy time.
AT a meeting of the borough
school board last Wednesday evening
the following teachers were elected for
the ensuing year: First room, Miss
Minnie Freeman, former resident Of
this place second, or intermediate
room, Miss Sue Evans, Of It'd ioute ;
third, or primary department, Miss
Aggie Kerr, of this county. These
ladies are all highly recommended as
teachers, and will doubtless give good
satisfaction. Let the patrons give
them all possible help and encourage.
ment. The schools will begin on the
first Monday in September.
The Newtown end Of the Wing
Hill mail route has been cut off. The
mail now runs from Wing Hill to East
Hickory and return every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, thus giving
the citizens of Wing Hill and vicinity
three mails per week. All mail mat.
ter intended for Wing Hill should
hereafter be sent by way of East
Hickory. Our neighbors feel very
much elated over their success in
securing such favorable mail facilities
and the individuals who were instru
mental in bringing them about ought
to pspeive the thanks Of the commu
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N-1hursday morning of last week
Judge Taylor, of Franklin, arrived il
Tionesta Oh the hunt of his favortt
setter dog, "Night," whom he had los
while hunting woodcock near Trun
keyville day or two previous. w,
had the pleasure of accompanying tn,
Judge to that place in buggy, where
after considerable inquiry and fussini
around the dog was found at Russell
Browns, opposite Trunkeyville. II
say that the Judge was pleased to &c
his dog back is putting it mild bo.
with his first pair Of red-tOp boots, o
q new pair of skates would have beer
away in the shade. On Friday, il
company with the Judge and MI
. Jairus Reck we secured the island
4 above town for woodcOck, an,
a although the birds were very scarce
=. enough were found and bagged t
r prove that the distinguished Judge ca
= dispatch woodcock on the wing a
Q skillfully as he does legal business.
+ The first of May last Mr.. Hen
q derson, of East Hickory, one of Ou
o candidates for County Commissioner