The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1883-10-10
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Norman Scott sent some Late Rose
potatoes to the Titusville Fair, and
they appropriated the ticket indica.
tive of the first premium. r. o. Car
sons big horse and also one Of his
black mares carried off each a first
premium.
Minnie Neill has been quite sick
bnt is now better.
The collection at S. S. last Sunday
was a good one.
The road between the bridge at the
Griffin place and cross roads near AL
lender is discredit to the township.
A part of it Is unsafe.
Oliver Amsbury has been down on
flying visit.
Mr.. Tanner and family are away on
visit to friends in Mercer county.
Mrs. Wallace and Mrs. Church
paid friends at Neilltown short visit
Saturday and Sunday.
One of David Landers' baby girls
is very bad with whooping cough.
Mrs. Hotchkiss, who with her child:
rem was called away to Meadville by
the fatal sickness of her husband, re-
turned home Monday evening. Friends
and neighbOrs all join in extending
to her their heartfelt sympathy in her
great sorrow. Of her huband, Lyman
Hotchkiss, whose death brings sorrow
to us all, we would pay the tribute of
respect and memory due fellowman
whose good qualities were many.
A. A. Hopkins daughter Lizzie is
making preparation for going to Cali
fornia, Pa, where she will attend
school. We hope she may win the
honors there she is capable of wear
ing.
Jim Plunkett and Lewis German
came across a rattlesnake the other
day while hunting. 1t had eight rat
ties. But it don't need them now.
Autumn has breathed upon the fair
face of nature, and yielding as at The
: touch of Midas, the erstwhila green
J hills and vetdant dales have beer
transformed into a veritable field o.
| cloth of gold upon which the soverigni
' Of the seasons may meet, the one t.
3 put off, the other to put on the robe
, of royalty, and to receive from tn,
. hand of the Great Monarch of Tim,
Q the golden crown of the years mos
q glorious and most wonderous beauty
Major Woodcock's sister her daugh
ter and SOC who have been visiting
with the Major for nearly montl
past have returned to their home a
i Chester, Pa.
Frederick Woodcock will attend
school at Allegheny College, Mead
Vile. Our county will be we'll repre-
sented there it seems. Boys, we al
are interested in you. Don't disap
Q point US. But then we don't fee
s afraid.
Y Allender Run school house has bee
e repaired with a new roof. A Goa
; house has been built, and also privy
If our friend Landers don't &c
g around to S. S. soon again we shal
g have to investigate the matter.
e w. j. Bloomfield is teaching a
J.. Trunkeyville.
q Mr.. Perry of Trunkeyville vii
/. move soon to Mobiles. Mr.. Perry ha
r been quite i'll during the summer ant
i is now but little better than for som
d time past. .
v Lillian Miles of Fagundus who
Q teaching at Gusher City appears to b
making success of her vocation there
g We had faith she would.
!. The tax collector seems to be an IN
a welcome visitor. The taxes are quit
!. heavy in the township this year. Blu
D it seems it could not be helped.
g Amos Ginger has bought fin,
a gun. 1t stands him in $500.
, Work on the Macarthur Run roaC
q is progressing. Joe McCaslin VIII
has the contract is pushing it righ
10 along.
o There is no corn to feed the hog
% this fall. But since there is no buck
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