The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-06-25

Tor bishop of the Methodist church,
and one Of the ablest and most elo-
quent divines in the world, died at his
residence in Philadelphia on Wednes.
day morning last at the age of73.
The Sunday Schools Of Licking.
vile, Lineville, Mt. Zion and Tylers.
burg will celebrate the Fourth of July
by a picnic at the the LickiDgville
camp meeting grounds. They expect
TO enjoy royal time, and we hope
they may.
Mr.. G. Wilmot Walker has ar.
ranged to give a concert at the court
house, on Saturday evening, July
18th. The program will be pleasing
and entertaining, embracing duets,
quartets, piano and violin solos, &c.
Fuller particulars hereafter.
Mr.. Selden Whitman lost a ten
year old son by diphtheria on the 10th
inst. Several others Of his family
have been afflicted, but are now past
danger, it is thought. This dread
disease hae been alarmingly preva.
lent in the vicinity of Newmanville
for some time, but we are informed it
is abating somewhat now.
The school board of Harmony
township will receive sealed proposals
until July 9th, for the erection Of
frame school building at West Hicko.
ry. Specifications may be seen at H.
M. Zahniser's, Stewards Run, r. o.
Carson's, Neilltown, and at the Klein
House, West Hickory. Here is
chance for some of our carpenters.
Judge Reck returned last Satur-
day from his visit to Alliance, Ohio
friends. The following clipping from
a paper of that place rather gives the
object of the Judges visit away:
Judge John Reck of Tionesta, For
eat county, Pa, is visiting friends
here. He is negotiating for car load
of silver spoons to help Butler in the
presidential contest-which means
that the Judge is lively Greenback.
er."
Mr.. c. w. Dimmick has arrived
on the ground and has opened his
new store to the public. Everything
is as fresh and neat as can be, aud his
stock comprises everything in the line
of stationery, confectionery, tobacco
and cigars, all of the very best quail
ty the market affords. He will carry
a full line of fruits in their season,
and will endeavor to keep our market
supplied with all the nice things
agoing.
An exchange says: milk in the
manufacture Of ice cream is first
boiled and afterward partly CONCEALED.
In the boiling a lacteal acid Of bac-
terie is set free that, uniting with a
hypo.sulphide of buteric oxide, again
solidifes as a bi.sulphide of stuma.
kske in the congealing. This, when
taken into the system, produces Pc
ritonital cramps, frequently ending
fatally. Gut this out and show it to
your girl.
The school directors of the bor-
ough met Monday evening to open the
bids for the erection of the new school
house. Four bids we're received on
the frame building and two on the
brick. The lowest bid on the frame
building was $4,000, by Mays & Os.
mer of Franklin, and on the brick
$1,000, by Allen, Of Titusvlle. The
directors have not yet decided between
the brick or wood building; this done
and the work will go on forthwith.
Mr.. Frank Perry an old and
highly respected citizen of Forest
county, died at his home, short dis
tance above Judge G. A. Hills farm,
in Hickory township, on Monday of
this week. Mr.. Perry had been in
failing health for years, but was con-
fined to his bed only few days be.
fore his death, which was caused by
heart disease. He was about 70 years
of age. Thus do the old land marks
passaway. May be rest in peace.
1t is with much pleasure that we
note the rapid growth Ofthe farming in.