The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-09-17
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terday, and if they didn't enjoy {
rich treat it was their own fault. w,
sent a special reporter with the excur
sion whose account Of the affair viii
appear next week.
The foundation for Mr.. Craig''
house is nearly completed, and will soou
be tackled by the arpenters.-The
cellar for Prof billiards new dwell
ing is dug, and will alsosoon be
ready for the wood work. Harvey
Foreman has the contract for both
houses.
Golden Days for this month is
published, and like all predecessors,
takes the lead of any other magazine
for young folks. 1t is pure, chaste
and highly interesting, and is anxious.
ly sought after by its many thousand
readers. James Elverson, Publisher,
Phila., Pa.
Geo. Bowersock, who has been
hauling lumber from the Ford g. Lacy
mills, met with painful accident on
Saturday afternoon last. While unload
ing his wagon at the depot stick of
square timber fell on his left foot,
crushing it SO severely above the toes
that it may be necessary to amputate
part of the foot.
Robinson and Bonner's mills mar.
rowly escaped being licked up by
flames Monday forenoon. They had
fired up but short time when Selden
Whitman rushed in aud informed all
hands that the roof was on fire. A
space of four or five feet square was
burned over before they succeeded in
controlling it.
-Josephus Dunham, living between
Pleasantville and Neilltown, was rob.
bed of $50, on Sunday night of last
week. The thief entered the house
and took Mr.. DIS pantaloons which
contained the money. The peddler,
Torlando, who was robbed short time
ago near Pleasantville, is slowly recov.
ering from his injuries.
Hon. j. B. Agnew has moved
back into his newly fitted house on
Vine St. 1t has all the modern con.
veniences of a city building, with hot
and cold water in most of the rooms,
fountain in the front yard, and a
system of water works by which he
can turn the hose on any part of the
building. Altogether it is very COM
Portable abode.
up to the hour of going 10 press
nothing of importance. has been done
by the court, the civil cases having
mostly been put over. The grand
jury ignored the bill of libel against
j. M. Kepler, and put the cost on the
prosecutor, Will j. Mcconnell. In
the case against Schwartz, selling beer
contrary to law, bill Ignored and
prosecutors to pay costs.
Edward, young son of H. NJ.
Zahniser, of Stewarts Run, had the
misfortune to fall, while practicing on
roller skates at the rink last Thursday
morning, and fractured his right arm
just above the wrist. DR.. Morrow
was summoned and soon reduced the
fracture, leaving the sufferer feeling
quite comfortable. The parents of
the young man wish to extend thanks
to those friends who rendered him
much comfort and aid during his mis-.
fortune.
During his visit here this week,
Hon. Alexander G. White, our popu-
lar candidate for Congress, made a
host of new acquaintance and friends,
upon whom he left a most favorable
Impression. His gentlemanly bearing
and known abilities and qualifications
for the high and responsible position
to which he aspires are conceded by
all alike, and his friends predict for
him a triumphant election, while his
political opponents are almost ready
to concede his success.
Slightly of.