The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1882-04-19

Of making sidewalk to the cemetery.
The ladies will provide the hands with
good dinner free. Everybody invi-
ted"
We copy the above item from the
franklin Ns,Os, and would suggest
that the citizens of Tionesta take a
similar step. The Odd Fellows having
provided a beautiful cemetery lot,
there should now be a good walk
built to it, and as most Of the ground
is unimproved, and in q large body, it
is hardly reasonable to compel the
owners to build entirely at their own
expense. Suppose the borough divide
the expense with the property owners,
and build walk from j. S. Hoods
property to the cemetery; we believe
the owners would be willing to do
their share.
The Ludlow House, kept by Mike
Silk, is a popular place. The table is
reputed to be the best in Warren, the
best attention is given to guests, and
prices reasonable. The house is always
filled with good class of customers
The house has license, but is kept
more nearly in conformity with the
license privilege than most hotels
The Ludlow House is a clean, quiet
place, and justly POPULAR Waren
Ledger
-Titusville had 100000 fire on
Saturday morning last The Parshall
House, the Opera House and the
Brunswick hotel were consumed, to-
gether with nearly all their furniture
The insurance on the property con-
sumed will not aggregate more than
100000 A colored cook at the Par
shall house, Mrs. Anna Williams, was
burned to death. 1t will be years
before the city recovers from its great
loss.
An alarm of fire last evening
about7 Z o'clock brought out the citi-
zens generally. 1t proved to be the
elegant brick mansion of Mrs. Col,
Thomas. The SCOT in one Of the chin.
neys caught fire and threw out great
sparks which ignited the dry shingles
on the roof and but for the timely aid
the flames would have been out OF
control.
John Muenzenberger, Collector,
wishes us to say to those whe have not
paid their school tax that unless they
do so before the first day Of May there
will be trouble. He has been very
lenient with delinquents,-too much
80 for his own good-and now he pro-
psses to have the taxes due him or
know the reason why. Take warning
and save costs. This means business.
The vandals who annually make
it their business to set the woods on
fire, are already getting in their work,
1t is often the case that these fires are
accidentally started, but generally il
is the work of miscreants who do il
out of purely devilish motives, and
they should be apprehended and made
to suffer the extreme penalty of the
law.
We are glad to note that the
Western Pennsylvania Institution fol-
the Instruction Of the Deaf and Dumb
according to the annual report sent vi
by Rev. John G. Brown, d. D., Presi
dent of the Board of Trustees, is in 9
| fourisbiug condition. Forest county
has no inmates in the institution.
-Baldwin's Guide for April ha,
reached us, and is fully up tt
its usually high standard as a rail
road reference. 1t can't be beat, anC
only costs 10 cents copy, or $1,00 (
year. Henry Nauert 81 Co., 200 Mair
St., Buffalo.
The Oriental Casket for April il
issued, and is decided improvement
on former issues. 1t grows better
monthly, and is a real pleasure to the
lovers Of good literature. L. Lun
Smith, Publisher, 912 Arch St., Phil
adelphia.
New Railroad.