The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-03-30

VIM Smearbaugh & Co. II.
We learn from reliable authority
that Frank TietOworth was married
about month ago to Miss Anna Cava-
nah, at Dallas, McKean Co. Good
boy, Frank May you prosper and be
happy, and may your greatest troubles
be little ones.
We sell the South Bend Chilled
Plow, made at South Bend, Indiana
the Gowanda Plow, made at Gowauda,
N. Y, and the different plows made
at the Globe Works at Pittsburgh.
We want all who want to buy Plow
to give US call. All plows vsrran-
ted. 81. ROBINSON & BONNER.
Mrs. S. S. Garfield is suffering
from a severe attack of diphtheria.
Mrs. G. Zuendell, at the mouth of Ross
Run, has been seriously afflicted with
neuralgia of the heart; her physician,
DR.. Coburn reports her better, howev-
er, and she is now considered in fair
way to recovery.
Col. i. A. L. Roberts. of Titus
vile, one Of the best known men in the
oil region, and inventor Of the Roberts
Torpedo, died at his home on Friday
morning last, after an illness Of but
four days. This loss is a severe blow
to the business interests and general well
fare of Titusville.
AT the residence Of Rev. Hill last
Friday evening, the M. E. Sabbath
School met and elected the following
officers: Superintendent, J. H. Ding.
man; Assistant, Mrs. L. M. Coob !;
Secretary and Treasurer, Miss Clara
E. Hunter Librarian, w. D. Adams !;
Assistant, Cora Knox Organist, Mrs.
Alice Shriver.
"A bill, now before the Legislature,
relative to changing the mode Of draw
ing jurles, will be found elsewhere in
this issue. AS will be seen it proposes
to dispense with Jury Commissioners.
AS the expense of keeping up these
off, i,ials-although not very heavy
amounts to something. we don't
believe the taxpayers will grOwl if the
bill should pass.
Mr.. d. F. Copeland and family
departed for Sawyer City, Mexican
County, yesterday, where they will
take up their abode for the future.
We are sorry to see Mr.. G. depart from
among US, as he is q good citiaen, q
thorough gentleman and very agree.
able and pleasant neighbor. We wish
him abundant prosperity in his new
home, and hope that he nah soon be-
come O citizen of our town again.
The Commonwealth is worked uE
because we have not yet corrected the
official directory at the head of ouI
4 local page by inserting the name O.
James Mosgrove inDtead Of Harry
White. That paper was not at al
slow about hosting MosgrOve's name
and in its eagerness made the chang'
before the smoke of the November
battle had fairly clealed away, months
besore james was Congressman, anC
while General White was still in Con
gress fighting like tiger for the inter
ests of his constituents. The truth j
we overlooked the matter after the 4tl
of March slipped by, but for all th
difference it makes wo might about a
we'll act upon the suggestion of tn
Commonwealth and withdraw the Con
gressional title from our directory,
! and leave the space blank -
> for the district is practically withou
e a representative in Congress anyway
s "A Lodge Of the Ancient order G
United Workman was instituted i
this place on Wednesday evening last
+ by w. P. Frazer, D. d. G. M. w. Th
following officers were chosen P. M
g W., ]. L. Craig; NJ. W., A. B. Lacy
e Foreman, Geo. w. Dithridge; Over
d seer, J. H. Fonss; Guide, Quintai
r Jameson Recorder, A. H. Partridge
= Finsncisr, Geo w. Sawyer Receiver
Geo. w. Bovard; 1. W., Jas. Clark
n w A Inndnr. Trnstoas. A