The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-06-22
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some time which is a guarantee that
the affair viii be success.
Henry Mcsweeny, Esq, former
student Of this place, but now one Of
the prominsut legal lights Of Bradford,
spept the Sabbath with Tionesta
friends. Me- is looking we'll, and has
a lucrative practice in his chosen field.
Treasurer Foreman wishes to in.
form the taxpayers of the county that
he will not go out on his annual tax
collecting tour this year, the law re-
quiring Treasurer's to make annual
tours through the county having been
repealed.
The Republican Primaries in this
borough and township, last Saturday
passed Oft quietly aud peaceably much
more 80, indeed than We ever knew
them 10 pass before. We understand
il was so all over the county. The
vote, although 81 very good one, was
by no means all out.
Our old friend John Stroup, who
farms Judge Proper's place on Dutch
Hill, cut an ugly cash in his foot re.
Gently, which has kept him from doing
much work since. Uncle John has
been a stager to work in bis day, and
will hold his own in the harvest field
with many Of the boys yet.
Mr.. V. A, Hill, son Of Rev. J. F.
Hill, arrived in town last Thursday
from Kansas and paid his parents a
short visit. lie departed on Monday,
accompanied by his brother Frank,
who goes west to grow up with the
country. Frank is shrewd boy, aud
well wager our old shoes that he'll
succeed.
Mr.. j. s. Henderson, one Of our
candidates for County Commissioner,
stopped in town few hours yesterday,
being on his way to Pittsburgh where
he expects to receive medical treat.
ment from DR.. Saddler He has suf.
fered terribly with tumors in bis head,
but his pains are considerably allevia.
ted now, and he thinks his chances for
a speedy recovery very good.
Mr.. j. x. Clark hos been APP
pointed street commissioner of the
borough, vice Geo. Carr, declined
Mr.. Clark's appointment is a good
one aud we believe will give general
satisfaction. lie has commenced
work aud asks all who owe taxes to
work or send good substitutes. BLsi-
ness is business, and the taxes must be
paid or worked out forthwith.
-Messrs. May, Park g. Co. have
6nished the substantial aud handsome
fire proof vault in their bank, and on
Monday received their new burglar
proof safe and placed it in position.
It weighs $500 pounds and is about
seven times halder than the hardest
of adamant; burglars san pound
away at il for weeks without making a
sign of an impression. All the doors
are strictly borglar.proof the outside
one having a time lock. 1t is a beauty
and should be seen to be appreciated
Last Friday DR.. Morrow was
called to Miles d Sheasley's mill, on
Little Coon, to attend L. G. Stover,
who met with very painful accident
on that day. In endeavoring to start
log pile, he being on the pile. one Of
the under logs shot out, and before
Slower could get away he was caught
in the jam his left shoulder was dis
located and he was otherwise severely
bruised about the face and righ;
shoulder The Doctor replaced tho
shoulder, dressed his other wound:
and soon had the man feeling more
comfortable. After this was done the
Dr. proceeded OF up the creek about a
mile and dressed Wm. Hunters lef
foot, which that gentleman had cut d
few hours previous. The cash was
about four inches long and quite deep
On Tuesday of last week Johr
Clark and one Boyer, aged about 23
years each drove yoke Of oxen tC
Oil City and offered them for sale to q
gentleman for such a small sum as L