The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-10-05

old Forest county DOyt CAME W iate
for insertion this week. Wo will take
pleasure in giving it space next week
Mr. Davis is moving his law
Office, building and all, little farther
up the street. It will be located i'm
mediately opposite the Universalist
Church building, and he won't be
squeezed so hard for room hereafter.
Garfield is the boss Of the moving job.
--SaalGeld's 10c. Libraries for Sep
tember contains the following choice
selections of music, all for 10 cents
Nearer My God to Thee; Lord be
With Me iu my Walks; Snow Drift
Waltz Visions of the Past. Address
r. A. Saalfeld, $50 Broadway, N. Y.
Miss Jane O'Neill, peripatotic
street lecture on temperance, delivered
one of her addresses in front of the
Kribbs Block last evening TO an
amused audience. Jane may be in
earnest, but her manner of presenting
her theories will never make any con-
verts. Clarion JacksoniGn.
The rain Saturday and Sunday
last gave promise of a food, but the
earth absorbed it all and very little
reached the river and creek. Our
lumbermen, however, are preparing
for freshet, which is badly needed to
let out the abundance Of lumber al
ready RATED along the creek.
--Scmewhat Of a change has been
made in the time of trains on the river
division Of the.B. ?. 81 w. R'y; the
morning train up now arrives al this
, station at 6:36 and is mixed train
the afternoon train down is due here
e at 2:21 and also a mixed train. Set
time table for late change.
!, Judge Proper on his Dutch Hill
d place, has been doing some good farm
6 ing this year, considering the yer.
s severe drouth, as the following figure
will show: Wheat, $40 bushels on 2
j. acres; oats, 400 bushels on II acres
r, rye, 140 bushels on 8 acres; buck
IS wheat, 1865 bushels OH 10 acres pote
G. toes, 200 bushels on l. acres.
Warren, Pa, had $4,000 fiji
SIS last Saturday. The fire started
q Jas. Clark Jr., & Co. S saw and plai
h ing mill about four o'clock in tt
~ morning, and burned grist mill, Ii
cry stable and the old Exchange bull
ing, besides several other buildings
less Importance. 1t was the most d
:, structive fire ever known in WVrre
II. "A base ball club composed of t
.st young kids of Tionesta, who toss t
ball under the appropriate title of
On "Dirty Nine," went to Pleasantvl
10 last Saturday and played game wi
80 the boys of that town. They came
,nn better than they expected, althon
-. they were beaten, the score standl
81 to 20, in favor Of Pleasantvil
The return game will be played
r. this place week from next Saturd
But '
on Last Thursday afternoon \
Herman Blume, of Dutch Hill, v
an engaged in hauling some wood wi
he met with quite severe accide
His oxen became manageable, Q
&c; iG" in some manner he fell under
'Ii0 wagon and the wheels passed over
oNS stomach. Dr. Morrow was summon
ear and found him seriously but not d
10 gerously injured, The DIR. thi
Herman will be able to attend to
lty' mess again in q few days. And
ey9 hope SO.
kes -Tionesta was favored last W
his with visit from two of its old t
ma citizens, Messrs. Benz. May and Cha
Holmes, of Norristown, Pa, who v
'nds guests of Mr. IL. I'll. May aud fan
cut They we're both locking exceedil
ain. we'll and happy, and took occasion
fair renew their acquaintances with t
gree many former friends. This was
Holmes first visit here for perio
the eight years, which lapse Of time if
seen Judge from his appearance, has
,ter added 4 mouths age to his life.
8 in nesta always has warm welcome
,eely. such guests.