The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-04-13

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Of February last, and has not been
heard from since. Any information
ia regard to him can be addressed to
bis father, Mr.. George Kezer, Brook
Vile, Pa.
g. w. Robinson, Zach. Shriver
and Billy Blum were out spearing last
Thursday night aud brought in 90
nice suckers This is the earliest we
have known speariDg to commence for
many years, but it's all played out
row, the river being up to good raft
ing stage at this writing.
--Ridgway and Tionesta want new
school houses. Well bet every cent
that we've saved out OF our profits in
the printing business during the past
ten years that Clarion is more in need
of school house than either Of her
neighbors. Clarion JacksOnidn. All
right! We'll take that bet, Put up
your nickel
- Clarion Democrat: Some people
can never let we'll enough alone. No
sooner had it begun to show signs of
spring than fault was found with Ven
nor because there had not been as
many SHOWS as predicted All right
says the old man, rub the old score
out, begin again, and let us have a
new count. that's why we are at the
beginning of winter again.
Work has been commenced on
the extention Of the Buffalo, Pitts
purgh & Western railroad from Irvine.
, ton to Salamanca. Workmen are now
grading near Kipzua village, and have
almost filled up the wagon road with
, dirt. The inhabitants of that locality
are seeking for some means to prevent
their highway from being shut up en-
tirely to make a passage for rail
road. Derrick.
One of Hon. Z. L. Davis twir
boys, Don, has been very bad witt
diphtheria for several days past. L
was feared at one time that the chilC
could not live, but we believe it i
D now considered out of danger, d. W
Clark's little boy, Bruce, was takel
With the same Oh Sunday aud has beel
W very sick since, but the doctor think
" he has control of the disease and tha
Us the child is not dangerous.
Rats commenced running out {
lg the creek yesterday afterloon, an
g, to day the mouth of the creek is, {
OF will be before night, full of lumbe
With good management there is I
ed reason why all the lumber, timbe
or &c. along the creek should not
ut brought out on this food, as the larl
amount of snow yet in the woods wi
nj doubtless keep the creek and river
a good rafting stage for several days.
sta Easter comes next Sunday. Ea
ne ter is a great day toT eating ege
There will doubtless be fried egg
;tb scrambled eggs, and hard and So
100 boiled eggs poached eggs and eg
n. on toast highly colored eggs; go
IF eggs, bad eggs, and Indifferent egl
ri In fact the occasion will doubtless
80, an eggs.traordinary one in tt
~ country, aud eggs will take a tumt
'oa after that day.
~ -Vennor's almanac predicted
-; snow fall on the 18th and 9th of APP
with foods in the Weat This prof.
esy was mphatically fulfilled.
F"' further says that the spring will OF
re, favorably, that everything will
Oh pretty well advanced by April 10
les that the month will eud cold and "
'n'' but that, on the whole, it will be
May month. Vennor begins to
let, sort O. half decent Franklin NeaOs
TINS AThe many friends of Mrs. Ms
run wife of Jas. Black, and daughter
'ieS j. H. Wentworth, will be panied
'ne learn that she is now lying at Dea
arm door with consumption, all hopes
her recovery being abandoned.
gest child was born to her last week
'usi' lived but short time this, no do
ford has fastened her disease. That Div
300 Providence may intervene and 81
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