The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1882-06-28

US, while the hunting season is nearly |
here, and tho boss place to provide
yourself with complete outfits for these
noble pastimes is at Papa Baldwin's
old reliable Gun Store, Tidioute, Pa
Being an old and true sportsman
himself he knows The needs Of the
craft and always keeps tho most supe-
rior goods in stock. Drop in and see
him when in Tidioute.
Miss Maude Davis, gho has for
the past six months been attending The
New England Conservatory of Music,
at Boston, returned home on Monday.
She is enthusiastically welcomed by
her many young friends, by whom she
has been much missed. Her progress
in music has been very rapid, aud
Tionesta can pride herself in the pos
session Of one Of the most skillful
pianists in the western part of the
State.
j. L. Craig d. D. G. M. w, in
stalled the following officers of Forest
Lodge, No. 1S4, Friday night last
P. NJ. W., Geo. w. Sawyer; M. W.,
@. Jameson; F., G. A. Hill; O.,
James Butler; Recorder, w. G. CO.
burn Fin, j. L. Craig; Receiver,
Geo. w. Bovard; 1. W., Fred. Stitz.
gner; o. W., A. j. Landers. The
A. u. O. w. has paid. out about one
and one.half million dollars TO families
of deceased members during the past
year.
Mics Anna Guenther, teacher of
the West Hickory school makes the
following report for The month ending
June IS: Number enrolled Is, aver
age attendance Is; percentage of at
tendance 81. Those who have been
present every day are Maggie Bea-
yer, Myrta Copeland, Pearl Copeland,
Sadie King, Garvey Copeland, Henry
Casey, Frank Jones. THE monthly |
examinations were appended to the
above, but it is impossible for us to
accommodate IT'D
--Messrs. Foreman, Carson and
Shoemaker will erect platform iu
Eobinson's grove, on Vine St., on the
Fourth, and will give an opportunity
to all trippers of the light fantastic
to enjoy themselves. A good band |
of music will DO in attendance during
the afternoon and evening, and all
who wish for good time should
attend. The grove is very pleasant
one-shady all day-and fright in
town." We have no doubt but that
all the young folks will be on hand.
The organization of the new
school board took place on Monday,
June 19. S. j. Wolcotf was elected
Presid ent, j. H. Dingman, Secretary,
and a. B. Kelly, Treasurer. The
school term for 1882 was fixed at seven
months instead eight as heretofore. A
levy of 10 mills for school purposes
was made. 1t was decided to meet on
the evening of July "a for the purpose
of selecting teachers for the different
schools. All intending to make ap-
plication should make note of this.
Mr.. G. f. Gillespie, ofWhig Hill,
returned from visit TO Erie county
last week, where, among others, he Wis
our former townsman, Mr.. j. M.
Ahlstrand, near Millvillago. Hespeaks
in glowing terms of the kind hospital
ity shown him by Mr.. and Mrs. A,
who seemed to exert themselves to
make his visit pleasant. Mr.. Ahl-
strand has one of the incest farms in
Erie county, and his crops are looking
unusually well, especially his corn,
which Mr.. Gillespie says was much
the finest he had seen on his travels.
The Republicans of Jefferson
county placed the following ticket in
the field at their recent primary cleo
tions; Congress, General Harry
White; Assembly, VIM. Altman
District Attorney, G. G. BenscOtter;
Commissioner, D. D. Simpson; Jury
Com'r, Jas. McGee. The Republicans
of Clarion held their primaries on Sat
urday and nominated this ticket;
Congress, Major Henry Wotteri AS.
sembly, NJ. Arnold Sheriff, Capt.