The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1883-09-12

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Clark, Chaplain of the old S3d Regi-
ment will deliver an address. Every.
body cordially invited.
And now it is Billy Klinestiver
who is handing out the cigars with a
smile, since last Sunday morning.
The young lady weighs eight and a
quarter pounds and Billy says that's
as good as a 10-pound boy.
The next duty voters shOuld,see to
is the paying of their State and COun-
ty tax. Ifyour taxes are not paid
at least thirty previous to the elect.
ion you cannot get a vote, and the
time is now short. Attend to it at
once.
The Ashby, (Minn.) AvaIanche,
by our friend Luther Veught, has
arrived and is handsome paper, full
of news, and bears every evidence of
becoming one of the solid institutions
of the town. Again we say, success 10
you, Luther.
-Wm. H. Frost, of Pigeon, Pa,
has made large clearing on the
piece of land bought, of Geo. H.
Means near the mill, at that place
This is only one of the numerous i'm
prOvements being made along the
"Big Level"
On and after September 29th
every dentist in Pennsylvania must
have his diploma recorded in the Office
of the Recorder of the county in which
he intends to practice. Tooth.car.
pentering without complying with this
provision of the law is subjected to Sc
we're penalty.
That solid, clean cut and staunch
Republican paper, the Warren Nail,
has lately been enlarged to nine col
umns, and otherwise improved in ap-
psarance. 1t is pleasure to record
this mark of prosperity on the part
such an old friend as the Mail and we
hope its success may continue indef-
nitely.
In our mention of the dedication
of the new F. M. Church at Newman
vile we stated it would take place on
the 10Th of Sept, whereas it should
have been the 29th. The quarterly
meeting will commence on Friday
afternoon, the 28th. Those expecting
to attend will please bear this in
mind.
AT a recent meeting of the Dor.
ough council the Burgess was author.
lied to appoint six special police to dc
duty oE the day of the reunion. The
Burgess has appointed the following
gentlemen Henry Shoemaker, John
Muenzenberger, James H. Hulings
George Dunkle, James R. Clark, j. S
Hood.
From what we can learn from
those who have tramped over the
county there has not been the indus
try in the bark woods that there has
been for several years past. This
was mainly on account of the wei
season, and much of the bark peeled
in the fore part of the season is con
siderably damaged by the rain.
The P, B. & B. R. Il. division o.
the Pittsburgh & Western Railway
has opened their road to Kane
Mexican county, and are running two
fast express trains each way day
The trains are scheduled about &c
miles per hour. The 7. V. r. r
makes close connections each way with
the above trains and has several trains
scheduled at 81 miles per hour.
The gentlemen who have given
such satisfactory dances on formor Oc
casiOns, have arranged for a granc
ball at the Lawrence House on tht
afternoon and evening of the 18th, tC
which they extend general invitation
They have arranged for band of mu
sic that will be better than any they
have ever had before, and those WHIT
wish a good time should not fail to at
tend. The fare as on former OCCASION
will be very reasonable.
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