The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1883-06-27

Hickory by Mr. Bailey, was blown
ashore at this place Monday with one
of the beats, and had to stay till the
wind subsidsd. No damage done.
The schools in the various dis.
tricts in the county are now opened
for the summer term. The teachers
are all competent and the Superinten.
dent has bsen very careful that none
but those who are competent should
receive certificates.
The new boxes for the postoffice
at this place have arrived and are
being placed in position. They are
beauties, and wheA the arrangement
of the new room is complete it will be
= pleasant and convenient lplace to 40
business, and = pride to Our commu-
nifty. Mr.. Arnsr expects to be in his
new quarters next Monday.
-Messrs. viii S. Baker of Find
ley's Lake, N. Y; j. H. SymOns and
j. w. Bait, Of Elyris, Ohio, friends
Of our young tOwnsman, 9. w. Baker,
arrived yesterday and to-day started
for Salmon Creek, where they will
enjoy themselves for few days catch.
ing trout and fighting punkies. They
will doubtless have royal time.
Mr.. j. d. w. Rsck, has packed
bis household goods, and will in q
few days, take his departure for Sum-
nit City, Mexican county, where he
expects to make his home for a while
at least. He is interested in Dome
wells there and goes to take charge
of them. We wish Jairus and his
family success and happiness in their
new home.
Those who want to have q good
time should not miss the social dance
at Lawrence Hall on the evening of
July Fourth. The boys having it in
charge will spare no pains to make it
success in every way. They will
have q good band Of music, and all
who attend may expect a pleasant
time, and lots Of dancing. Supper
will also be served,
-Chas. Raisig, at his Carriage Fac.
tory, has two new wagons finished,
ready to turn out to the first customer.
They are as handsome as any foreign
makes that have ever been brought
here, and as for durability Charlie is
willing to stake his reputation that
they will wear as long as any of them.
He is now finishing a wagon for par.
ties near Oil City, which shows that
his reputation is spreading.
The through trains on the "COn.
solidated Passenger Line" made up
of the Tionesta Valley, the Pittsburg,
Bradford 81 Buffalo, and the Pitts
burg & Western Railways, between
Sheffield and Pittsburg, are receiving
considerable travSl. Two trains, dai.
ly, leave Sheffield at $40 a. m. and
11:30 a. m, and arrive at 1925 =. m
and 4:20 p. M, Running to and frSm
Sheffield without change Of cara.
DIR. w. l.. Crisman, of Eldred
Pa, is building q mill below the mouth
of Fools creek, on Tionesta Greek,
which he expected to start up last
Thursday. He is also peeling the
bark on his 500 acre lot, part of war
rants 3195 and 1897, which he con-
templates running to the Extract
Works at Salmon Creek. One by one
the lately wild lands Of Forest cOurty
are attracting the attention Of capital
lists, and SOON we shall have 9 county
which will not be styled, cup in the
big woods"
The meeting of the State Teach
srs Association of Pa, which takel
place at Williamsport, July 10, ii
and 12, promises to be grand affair
Excursion tickets will be sold ON all
the principal railroads of the STATE
and their branches. Parties wishing
orders for tickets should address j, F
Sieksl, Germantown, Pa. In writing
for them, give in each case the name
of the station and railroad from which