The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1882-01-11

Doutt, a visit at present.
Surveyor Whittekin, accompanied |
by his better.looking brother, III. G.
WhittekiD, paid US visit last week.
State Supt. Higbee has favored
us with copy of his annual report of
public schools Of this Common wealth.
Last Saturday was the seventh
day Of the week, the seventh day Of
the month and the seventh day Of the
year.
The Free Methodist brethren are
holding a very successful revival at
Newmansville, over which they are
much pleased.
-Wanted-5 bushels Of Potatoes,
WIN. Smearbaugh & Co. 1t
Bruce Crawford and Charlie Hin
ton are patching up the floor Of the
creek bridge, under the auspices of
Forest county.
The Y. P. L. SIS had a very
pleasant time ct the residence Of
Mr.. S. II. Haslet last Saturday eve
ming. The next meeting will be at the
residence of Mr.. T. G. Jackscn.
Alex. Dale came home Lest Sat-
urday from a three months cruise at
Richburg, N. Y, where he has been
learning how to bore oil wells, at three
aud half or four dollars per day.
Geo. S. Allen set up the cigars to
his friends for three days last week,
but insists that the statute of limita-
tion now cuts out all who have not
been served. Mother and daughter
doing we'll.
Rev. o. 3. Clark Of jamestown,
N. Y, is once more among his Forest
county friends. Time seems to deal
gently with The old gentleman, end ne
{ is apparently AS spry a, when we frsi
, knew him-nigh onto 20 yesrs ago.
While loading a band. wheel on g
wagon, one day last week, Wm
Thomson got the end OF his middle
finger on the right hand pinched oil
. He placed the severed piece in position
: again, and strange to say it is healing
/ nicely.
: Two more prisoners couple o
= boys in fact-got tired of their lOdg
ings in the Clarion Jail, SO last weel
!. they strolled leisurely away. 1t seem
' strange that people should get discon
n tented living in an edifce costing
l. upward of 100000.
: Ben. May and Alb. and Wilbu
Grove, of this place, have secured
good lease at Clarendon, and vii
/ commence drilling a well thereo
D. right away; their rig is already builI
Not one of our citizens but that vii
- wish the boys success in their ne'
venture.
The small pNx epidemic does nc
} seem to abate much in the surround
: ing country. Other towns are guarC
l., ing against the disease by compellin
ii people to be vaccinated, and we don
Of think it would be a bad plan fl
= authorities of Tionesta to take simils
action. An ounce of prevention
worth a ton of cure in such cases, an
lp it would be we'll to heed the warnir
at in time.
: Miss Maude Davis, accompanie
by her father, departed for Boston {
Thursday last, where she will after
! the Conservatory of Music and recei
. instruction in instrumental musi
Miss Davis is already a skillful pc
former on the piano, and with cour
,.s of study at this, the greatest music
institute in America, she will doubtl'
become one of the leading pianists
the country.
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