The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-09-14

Hermie Beaver who has gone to his |
home in Mouongahala City, Pa,
where he will attend school the coming
winter.
The sick Of Tionesta are all i'm
proving and will doubtless he about
again in few days. Mr.. Mckay, who
was very low last week, has grown
very much better, we are pleased to
state, and with few more days gain
will be able to be ont.
Three of Jas. Burkett's children
who lives near the river bridge
are down sick /; one of them quite dan
gerously so. The family is in dis
tressed circumstance, and should re-
ceive the attention Of our charitably
inclined citizens.
AT the postofices throughout. the
country coins with holes punched
through them or otherwise mutiated
have, by order, been given the follow
ing values: 81 is worth Zoe; SOC
pieces, 35c; 25c pieces, 15c; 1Oc
pieces, Sc; DC and Sc pieces not taken
at all.
Miles & Sheasley, at their mill ou
Coon Creek, received an order for
12,500 feet of "bill stuff" last Thurs.
day. The timber was cut in the
woods, hauled to the mill, sawed to
order, hauled to the creek and RATED
on the same day. This we consider
pretty lively work for small mill.
Mr.. j. Y. Saul, who has been
working for some months at Brace &
Aliens mill, on Beaver creek, had
severe stroke Of paralysis on Monday
last. His right side was entirely par,
alyzed, and his speech is severely i'm
paired. 1t is feared that his chances
for recovery.are not very good.
The Niagara Excursion was quite
well patronized from this place, con.
sdering the limited notice given the
public. Something over 80 tickets
were sold at this station, and every
body who attended was highly
pleased with the trip. There is no
discount on the excursions gotten up
by the B. p. & w. Il. Il. Co.
1t is said by those who have seen
it that Mr.. r. j. Payne's new mansion
at Tylersburg, will, when finished, be
second to none in Clarion county. If
there is one Democrat in Clarion
county who deserves to live happy in
q handsome residence, built by boss
Forest county carpenter, that man is
T. j. Payne.
1t should be remembered that
every voter must pay tax, properly
assessed within two years, and that
the last day for paying this tax is Oc-
tober 9th-thirty days before the
election. Attention to these provis-
ions Of the law will save the time of
the election boards, lost by swearing
in votes, and will enable every citizen
to get his vote without trouble or an
noyance.
The intermediate school building
4. G., the old Universalist Church, got
afre on Monday morning and but for
the timely arrival of several taxpayers
would have gone up in smoke. 1t
would have been too bad had it
buried down, as the fire would have
entirely ruined the beautiful shade
trees which cluster around the build
ing, and necessitated the building of a
decent school house.
George Washington Waterman,
the man who was found in the woods
near the Tylersburg road, beyond
Hark Wentworth's place, in nearly
nude condition, and brought to town
and lodged IN Jail, was released on
Friday last. II appears that some
time ago he had a severe sun-stroke,
from the effects Of which he still suf-
fers. He WAS properly cared for by
his friends.
"A friend writes us from Lineyille,
Clarion county, that on Thursday OF
last week Albert, son of Godfrey
Bower, was accidentally thrown of
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