The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-06-29

Sunday evening the immersion Of five
persons took place in tho river near
the bridge, Rev. Hawkins, Presiding
Elder, officiating. The interesting
ceremonies were attended by an i'm.
mepse concourso of the citizens of Tio.
nesta and vicinity.
"A new time table went into effect
on the B. P. & w. R'y, on Monday.
The only material change is in the
morning passenger train up, which is
due at this station now at 7:21. We
bave not received the new schedule
aud cannot give full corrections. The
miniature table at the head ofthe first
local column will be found correct.
Full corrections in our next issue.
No. IS of Saalfeld's 1Oc. Libra
ries contains the following choice Sc
lections Of music: CAS- I'd Nothing
Else TO do ;" "The Deep, Deep Sea !"
pleasures of Summer, Waltz :"
Crimson Bushes, Mazurka." Ad-
dress r. A. Saalield, 839 Broadway,
N. T., foi specimen copy, enclosing
ten cents.
Have you seen the comet? 1t is
plainly visible early ia the evening in
the northwest, and in the morning at
3 o'clock in the northeast. Some think
there are two distinct comets, but 9th.
ers say that such is not the case. This
comet has tail 100000 miles long
and is trlveling away from the earth
at velocity of 100000 miles per day.
That's considerable tail and rapid
transit.
From the best reports we can get
throughout the county, the indications
are that beech nuts will be very abun-
dant this fall. 1t is said the meats, or
goodies" are already half grown, and
that they are too far along to be injured
materially by wet or dry weather
This being the case our "pigeoners"
can get their nets ready, for the birds
will doubtless be on hand if the nuts
are plenty.
George Frampton, boy Ia years
of age, WAS arrested and brought to
town on Saturday last as one. OF the
party who stole the cattle in the Fry
burg Settlement, a few days ago aud
drove them to Tidioute and Tltusville,
where they were disposed Of He had
a hearing before Squire Knox, who
held him to bail for his appearance at
court. The boy was unable to obtain
the required bail and was placed in
durance vile. A pretty young speci.
men to be at such work.
One of our exchanges pipes out
thusly; can editor sees many things
that he don't say anything about, be.
cause he don't know whether the par.
ties interested want anything said or
not. We charge for locals in all cases
where they are likely to be of pecuui.
airy benefit to anybody, though we are
often liberal in this regard with people
who are liberal with us. People fre-
quentIy come around showing us
things that they expect to make money
out Of, and that they want us to notice,
but they don't say so in the right sort
of language We don't appear to
understand them as they would like
US to. Talk is cheap, but cash is
better"
From the Meadville Republican,
in its special mention of the members
of the senior class Of 81, graduating
from Allegheny College, June Dist, we
clip the following "Mr. w. j. Arm.
strong chose for his subject, Atheism
in Science, and delivered II very
creditable oration, and Que that was
appreciated by the audience. He
spoke of the much talked of conflict
between science and religion and in
stanced some of the greatest discover
les of modern science as having been
made by atheists. His argument was
good and was smoothly followed
throughout" Mr.. Armstrong is eiti-
zen of our county, being resident Of
Clarington. The pleasure we feel in
being able to possess real live gradu-
ate, as we'll as in being afforded the