The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-07-27

glad TO say that the balmy breezes Of
that lovely cline, where luscious fruits
flourish the year round, have done
much for him, il his appearance is AL
index.
Mr.. 0. w. Proper is off on trip.l
combining business with pleasure. He
started last week for Washington, d.
c.; thence he went to Richmond, Va,
from which place he writes us that he
has seen great deal of the country
made famous in history by the bloody
conflicts of the war. Oliver is of
very curious and observing nature and
will see mary things which would es-
cape the notice Of others.
The National Guard of Pennsyl-
vania will hold their annual encamp-
ment at Salisbury, Indiana county,
beginning August 10th. The Penn
sylvania State Teachers Association
will hold their annual session this year
at Washington, Pa, on July 26, u
and 2S. The third annual reunion of
the 105th Regiment Penn'a Volunteers
will be held at Reynoldsville, Pa, on
Thursday, September 1st, 1881.
Major Goodman fractured an
arm at the Balltown we'll short time
ago. He had brought the mems din
ners to them, and while they were
eating the Major was handling the
temper scrow, the handle of which
slipped out of his hands and struck
him ON the arm breaking one Of the
bones. The plucky Major set bis teeth
while CDR" Berry set the arm, and he
is now nearly well again.
John Noble and Geo. Hood made
good time from Salmon Creek to this
place last Saturday afternoon. The
distance is Is miles and they walked
it, square "heel and toe" in three
hours, over rough and hilly roads.
Sim Cogan and John Hood made the
distance in three hours and forty min
utes. Bob Hoskins, weighed down
with bucket of trout, got over the
ground in $3.50, fast time.
--Dan Rice's show showed in toGn
last Friday afternoon and evening to
fair audiences, and gave very fair
show. The original Dan Rice was
with the circus, and at the evening
performance came into the ring and
cracked some Of his original jokes
which were well received by the aud
ience. The management and all con-
nected with the show are very decent
and gentlemanly crowd, indeed.
"A seven.year.old boy named
Jimmy Kennedy, has been missing
from his home in Oil City for nearly
two weeks, aud all efforts to find him
have proved futile. Over 800 people
, we're out on Sunday securing The
woods around Oil City in search oftht
boy, but failed to find any trace o
him every nook and corner has beer
searched, and the entire population i
deeply concerned about the mysteriou
disappearance.
Mr.. G. w, King, of West Hick
ory, was in town Monday. We erreC
in stating some time ago that he wa
one of The nominees for Auditor il
this county on the Greenback ticket
and we take it all back. He is a tru
blue Republican, and never did sal
in the Greenback craft. 1t was ou
old friend F. E. King, Of Kingsle
township, who received that honor
and, by the way, We understand tina
"Dick" don't thank the "bosses" 70
j placing his name on the ticket withou
. his consent or approval.
. The Niagara Falls excursion o
Thursday last was slimly attende
' from this place, but those who di
l attend say they were doubly repai
:. for their time and small outlay. Th
i time was not favorable for an affair {
: this kind, as the farmers were all yer
busy with their harvesting, and in iaC
d everybody seemed to be engaged an
: unable to leave their work. We vi
derstand that tho Railroad COmpan
Q Intends giving another some time i
5 September, which will doubtless /
u Ill ,otroD;,a1 Tror, tb;s seot;oa