The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1882-04-05

themselves with hen fruit Eggs will
be eggs from now on, and after Sun
day they'll take tumble, so stand
from under.
Rev. j. B. Thompson, Of Shan
nondale, Clarion county, Pa, has ac-
cepted a call from the Reformed
Church Of Canaan, Ohio, to which
place he has removed bis family. Any
correspondence addressed as above
will reach him.
An Easter Concert exercises en-
titled "The Broken Seal" by j. III.
Vincent, d. D., will be performed by
the members Of the M. E. Sabbath
School Sunday evening next, under
the direction of Mr.. j. II. Dingman,
the Superintendent. A cordial invi.
tatisH is extended to all.
The M. E. Sabbath School elected
the following officers last Thursday
evening for the ensuing year; Supt.,
J. II. Dingman Assistant Supt., Mrs.
L. M. Cobb; Sec'y, Miss Clara Hun.
ter; Treas, Mrs. Eli Holemau Lii
brariaD, r. D. Hoskins; Assistant
Librarian, G. M. Shawkey.
-ProthOnotary Shawkey now Occu.
pies his new house, having vacated the
Sheriffs house last week. Sheriff
Clark moved into his new quarters on
Monday, and will hereafter wrestle
with any uuruly prisoner that may be
entrusted to his keeping. They will
find the Captain a pleasant but un.
finching landlord.
"A we'll latsly struck on lot 646,
Sheffield district, Cherry Grove twp,
is supposed to be a big one, but all
access to it is prohibited by the own.
ers, who keep it guarded day and night
and will allow no one to get within
smelling distance Of it. 1t has taken
the name of "The Mystery" but the
mystery will out sooner or latter.
Samuel Brandenberger, who is
we'll known to most Of our citizens was
recently married to young lady o.
his native place, in Switzerland, 90 We
are told by friend who shortly got q
letter from him. Sammy was well
liked by everybody when lie lived
here, and his many friends will join vi
in wishing him and his bride O long
life of bliss and prosperity.
Mr.. G. J. Gunsel, who has beer
running Geo. Stephens stave mill a
Tylersburg, passed through towr
Monday en- route for Mercer county
where Mr.. S. has stave mill in oper
alton. Mr.. Gunsel informs us tina
be has sawed something over 100,0OC
slaves since February, and that the
will be shipped at this station, tn
rates on the little road being too high
Mr.. ID. w. Smiley, who has 70
several years supsrintended the Old
town property for Mr.. Kelly, removes
with his family to Jamestown, N. Y
his old home last week. During Nj
Smiley's residence among US he mad
} a host of friends by his gentleman
bearing and straightforward, squar
dealings with his neighbors, all {
> whom are sorry to see him 60. Th
community loses good citizen, an
We wish him future success.
Robert Huddleson met with a
accident the other day which migl
. have ended his career on earth as
: was it proved to be quite severe. II
was wiping out his Winchester guI
and having neglected to remove Il
P cartridge it exploded, the powder fl,
K ing into his face and burning him vel
t severely and almost destroying the sig
It of his right eye. Bob. considers b
:. escape from death sufficiently narrO
a to make him more cautious in Il
future.
}. Last Saturday waA Gall Fool
n Day." and as the weather was very mil
!. we guess nearly all the fools we
1t trOuting, at least we noticed q goC
:, many starting out with empty basket
% and if we arn't awfully fooled Il