The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1882-12-13

more nlgnts OF nafd freezing VIII MAKE /
it safe for teams to cross bnt what's
the use Of crossing on the ice when wc
have a good bridge and reasonable
tolls.
Robinson & Bonner handle the
we'll known GraG& Frith'f 1oopers-
town and Niagara Yarns. ! b also
have fulllne Of Germantown, Sax
ohy and other yarns. Graff& Frth's
Fhnnels are as good as any in the mar
ket to-day, and they defy competition
on prices. 2t
Mr.. Jas. Harrington, q former
citizen Of this county, but for the past
fifteen years residing in Iowa, is here
at present visiting bis many old friends,
all Of whom are pleased to see him
once more. He looks natural, and we
are glad to know has prospered in the
western country,
Henry Soger, who has been ia the
employ Of Geo. Carr, the butcher, for
some months, had the misfortune to
freeze one OF his feet very severely
while cutting wood short distance
from town Friday last His physician
DIR. Morrow, is rather uneasy lest an
amputation may yet be necessary.
Capt. Geo. Stow Post, G. A. r.,
held its annual election last Wednesday
evening, which resulted as follows:
Commander, d, S. Knox; S. V. c.,
S. c. Johnston; J. V. c., D. Black !;
@. M, G. w. Clark o. D., Geo. AL.
baugh; o. G., Geo. Carr; Surgeon, j..
w. Morrow; Chaplain, Rev. Rhodes
The first Quarterly Meeting for
1882, of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, Tionesta circuit, will be held
in Tionesta, Sunday, Dec. "a. Servi.
oes in the morning at IL o'clock and
in the evening at 7:30, Rev. John
Peate, Presiding Elder, will be pres
ent in the evening. All are cordially
invited to attend.
The long.winded suit Of F. M
and w. r.. Beck va. Guthrie, which
was for the second time carried to the
Supreme Court from Clarion county
was decided in favor of the former
gentlemen last week. This suit in
volved considerable sum and tht
final outcome will naturally make thc
boys feel happy.
Our young folks are busting
around at a lively rate getting read!
for the sleighride to Stewards Run to
morrow evening, where there is to b
an oyster festival at the residence o
VIM. c. Bromley. If they don't hav
= a Jolly time it will be their own fault
All Tionesta and other well dispose,
: people are cordially invited to th
supper.
: One Of our uptown families com
plains that the winds were so furiou
r last week that, during one night
, dozen clothes.pins, an apron and pal
> of breeches took wings legs, rathe
and departed. That's nothing
{ we've known instances where the win,
, blew eight or ten bushels Of coal yigh
out of the bin. 1t took several night
to do it, though.
: Culver Hall, one of the principa
; buildings of Allegheny College. Mead
. Vile, Pa, was burned one night la:
week. Many of the students lost al
! they had, and some barely escape
with their lives. Clark Kepler of th
place figures ap his loss of clothing
books, bedding and other articles
j be not less than $500. He got OF
{ with his overcoat, shoes and all h
{ hair.
The last advices from Postmaste
Mckay, who has been under medici
treatment in Erie for some time, 3
= quite favorable. A very critical oi
IS Grafton was performed upon him a fe
P days ago, which it was feared he migl
s not survive, but we learn that he ra
i lied from the effects, and has sine
= been doing quite well, which our pet
pie will be glad to learn, and wi
It hope for a continual improvement.
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