The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1883-03-07
The Fo1burg House a Fo4borgE..

FIRE on Tuesday Of last week. Thel
Fox Estate, which owned the
building will erect another and hand
somer one in its stead.
Those interested in Insurance will
be pleased to know that Policies can
now be written in the North Ameri.
CO Insurance Company" by Miles W.
Tate Esq., at his Office in Tionesta,
Pa, and delivered the same day the
application is made.
The two deer owned by DR.. Blaine
Of Pleasantville. and which were
drawn for in q lottery last winter have
become the property Of Assistant Sup.
erintendent G. A. Clute, Of the Dun.
kirk, Allegheny Valley & Pittsburgh
road, and will be shipped to him to day.
= -Iftusvile Herald.
March came 10 like lamb sure,
the first being as warm and lovely
spring day as one could wish for.
But the mildness didn't last long; oD
the contrary it has been decidedly fresh
nearly ever since, aud Sunday night
was one Of the sharpest of the season.
Mary house. plants were nipped badly.
-"Golden Days" for March has
arrived 1t continues to improve in
interest and appearance, and there is
no publication whose coming is more
welcome to its many readers than
this bestlof all magazines for the young,
James Elverson, Publisher, Philadel.
phia, Pa.
1t is the duty ofcountry road super
visors TO have finger boards at all cross
roads, with the distance Of the most
important village or town to which the
highway directly runs marked on them
in legible manner. Supervisors who
neglect, to have the finger posts at the
necessary places are liable to penalty
Of $40 for each neglect.
There will be change in the
management of the Lawrence House
on the first of May next. Mr.. l.. Ag-
new has leased the property for
term of three years and will take pos.
soae;ox -, tknt lofo IUo y
that Mr.. D. w. Agnew will also re-
turn to TioDesta and run a frst.clsss
livery in connection with the House.
The Justices Of the Peace elected
on the Goth of February are required
by law to notify the Prothonotary of
their acceptance Of the Office, within
thirty days from the date of their
election. A failure to do so will be
considered as a refusal to serve and
commissions will not be sent to those
who neglect this requirement.
Rev. G. w. Scott, native Hin.
doc, of the United Presbyterian
church, will occupy the pulpit in the
Presbyterian church next Sabbath,
morning and evening. He will also
deliver his popular lecture on the
manners, customs and religion of the
HiDdoo, on Monday evening. He will
exhibit Hindoo Idols, costumes and
other curiosities.
The Clarion Jacksonian of last
week states that "On Monday last Hon.
jag. Mosgrove, member of Congress
from this district, appointed Charles
Farnsworth, of this place, to a cadet.
ship at West Point. The appointment
is a good one and is no doubt highly
appreciated by the recipient. Our
congratulations are extended to Char
ley upon his good fortune"
The new council proposes to en-
force the dog ordinance in this bor-
ough. That's business. The borough
may as we'll as not realize some beno-
fit from the horde of worthless ours
that iDfest the town, and are of no
earthly good except to keep people
awake nights. The dog that is not
worth dollar a year to his owner
ought not be allowed an existance.
Let the tax be levied and collected in
every instance.
Post 311, g. A. R., was mustered
at Tidioate last Thursday evening. by