The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1883-05-09

in his letter that such was the report
although it lacked confirmation, and
who now informs us that he is glad to
correct the report.
The Miller Extract CO., of Kel-
lettville, this county, wants an indef-
mite number Of bark jobbers and peel
ers. The Company advertises good
timber and good pay" and those in
want of a good job during the bark
peeliDg season will do well to apply
early.
Its an exceedingly long lane
which has no turning. A few weeks
ago our genial friend Eli Holeman
exacted cigar from us on account of
the arrival of boy at our house, and
on last Thursday morning he came up
smiling and paid it back with interest.
1t was boy
We learn that some evil disposed
boys, not having the fear of the Law
or the dignity of common decency be-
fore their eyes, not long since broke
into the Flemming Hill school house
and smashed things generally. Such
boys deserve few good thumps ad'
ministered by the fist Of the law.
Samuel D. Irwin, Adjutant of
Capt. George Stow Post, has been ap,
pointed Assistant Inspector of Posts
in Warren county and Maj. w. B.
Mays Post 220, at Franklin. A special
meeting for inspection and muster was
called on Monday, 7th inst, for No.
220, which Assistant Inspector Irwin
attended.
Luther Vought will to-day take
his departure for CarmSn, MINI, to
again assume the editorial and me-
chanieal management of the Courier
at that place. His journey home on
this occasion was one Of sorrow and
bereavement, but we trust his next visit
to his old friends may be just the re
verse. A happy future to you, Luther
Mr.. j. 7. BreAnan with his wifi
I ard little daughter departed for CliftoI
Springs, Ontario county, n. T., wher
Mrs. Brennan will remain Ter a feN
months for the benefit of her health
which has been quite poor for som
r time past. Her many friends her
will hope that the change may restor
J her completely. Mr.. B. will retur
1 in a day or two.
Considerable cid sidewalk is bt
ing torn up and replaced with new
I which makes vast difference in th
e looks and safety of things. But littl
q or no move has as yet been mad
toward laying the new walks latel
ordered by the Council. The long(
: such matters are allowed to sleep tt
less liable they are to be pushe
through, and it would be we'll for tt
authorities to keep the ball rollin
since it has been started.
- The REPUBLICAN learns with sill
cere regret of the death of an old an
much esteemed subscriber, Mrs.
- Danse, of Pittsburgh, which occurre
= on Monday, April 3Oth, at her res
dence, No. 4, Sth St. Mrs. Dams
owned a fine farm and cottage net
g Marienville, this county, where 81
81 regularly spent the summer month
d 1t was her last request to be buried
s. that place, in accordance with whiC
request her remains were laid to re
ut there on Thursday of last week.
D. "A "postal" from r. d. Hoskir
10 dated Batbgate, D. T., May 2, 1873
'n contains the following, from which '
Judge Rob. has struck the right pla
r. at the right time "REPUBLIcAN I
s. ceived to-day after much patient wa
rt ing. Started ia here four weeks a.
he with 6.column folio. In two wee
1913 had to enlarge to 7, and yesterd
telegraphed to St. Paul for an s.
ok soon as get fairly to running "
ay send you a letter for publication.
ay like it here very much, and our wsaI
he or can't be beat. Since the 9th
April grain has been going into
oreund. and two weeks more will {