The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1882-04-12

following lovely selections, all foi 10
cents Bonnie May" lie Lac de
Nemi," rsome Day." when the
Heart is Youog" Published monthly
by r. A. saalfeld, S39 Broadway, N.
Y, at the paltry sum Of $1O0 per
year.
-Johu r. Clark one Of the leading
lecturers Of the day, will deliver his
famous lecture entitled "To and Fro
in London" at the Court House in
Tionesta, this wednesday, evening.
Those who would like to hear a truly
good lecture should not fail to hear
Mr.. Clark, as he is said to be equal to
Cough, and his powers are highly
spoken of by the press of The country.
The Relltown well is finished and
the owners considers that they have
struck good producer, although it has
not been shot or tested yet. The we'll
is nearly 1900 feet deep, which is
nearly 300 feet deeper than any that
has yet been drilled in that territory.
Between 27 and 80 feet IF sand was
found. We shall know in few days
what she is good for.
AS the Commonwealth was SO fast
about taking us to task for not correct.
ing ouT Congressional directory some
time ago, why don't it "raft over" it's
borough directory? Mr.. Swailes has
been Constable since the first Monday
of March, and Mr.. Morgan has
been Burgess for some time past. For
corrections consult the FOREST RE.
PUBLICAN.
George w. Yarnell, the man
whom we mentioned some time ago as
being very low, died this morning, his
disease being quick consumption. He
leaves a wife and infant daughter to
mourn his loss. He was a quiet, in
dustTious, and very gentlemanly citi.
zen, and had won the high esteem of
his fellow workmen. He was formerly
resident Of Sugar Greek, Venango
Co., whittier we presume his remains
will be taken for burial.
The members Of the Republican
County Committee are requested by
Chairman Brockway, as per notice in
to.,lay's issue to meet in Tionesta on
Wed nesday next, April 10 The bus
mess of the committee will be to elect
delegates to the State Convention, set
time for holding the Republican
primary elections, and to transact
such other matters as may come before
it. Let there be full attendance, as
the meeting will he one of more than
ordinary Importance.
Very beautiful and impressive
Easter services were held in the M. e.
Church on Sunday evening last. Mr..
DiDgman, Supt. of the Sabbath school,
assisted by some of our best musical
and literary talent, made the evening
a very delightful one indeed. The
Broken Seal" by DR.. Vincent, was
the basis of wo rship, and it was rem
dered in fine taste and spirit. The re.
ligous fervor and devotion of the ex-
ercises, visibly impressed the large
audience in attendance; and all went
away feeling that they had spent a
profitable hour waiting upon the
Lord.
THE funeral of Mr.. II. II. May,
on Monday last, was attended by a
large number of citizens and friends OF
this and adjoining counties. Services
were conducted by Rev. James Hick-
ling. whose address was appreciative
and affecting. The family were all
present, except one daughter residing
in distant State. Mr.. Benz. May OF
Norristown, elder brother of the de-
ceased and Mrs. Col. Thomas of Tio
nesta, the only surviving sister, were
also present. Many others from a
distance were present, but lack of
space prevents a mention of their
names.
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