The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1885-08-05

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next Sunday evening by +. M. Small.
Presbyterian Sabbath School at
9:45 a. M; M. +. Sabbath School at
10 a. m.
Shingles are on the ground with
which to Ie.roof the NJ. E. Church Of
this place.
The new street leading to the
river bridge will soon be in apple pie
order for travelling.
Mrs. L. A. Baldwin of Tidioute
visited the family of Mr.. II. A. Ad-
ans during the past week.
Henry Blum of Ticnesta town
ship rejoices in the arrival of young
farmer at his home last week.
Mrs. w. G. Bromley and daugh.
ter of Stewards Run are at the Chau-
tauqua S. S. Assembly this week.
Miss Alice Brennan departed for
Newton, Kansas, yesterday where she
will visit her brother Ed. for a time.
John T. Carson thinks that eleven
pound girl which put in an appear
ance at his domicile last Wednesday
takes 'em all down
Mrs. NJ. l.. Vought returned to
her Minnesota home last week, after
pleasant visit of two months with rel.
atives and friends in Tionesta.
-Tionesta and East Hickory base
ballists expect to come together on
the island next Saturday. We hope
to see a good game and no kicking.
The storm on Sunday night
played sad havoc in many of the corn.
fields OF this section. The oats and
rye fields also shared badly where the
crop had not yet been harvested.
VIM. Ikenbeurg has harvested a
good crop of rattlesuakes on his farm
near Ross Run this year, the number
being 10, and the count is not all 10
yet. Que of them carried IA rattles.
The first mess of roasting ears
that have adorned the editors table
this season came from the garden of
Mr.. Garfield, who is no doubt ahead
in that line of garden truck this year.
-Hark. Wentworth captured quite
likely little pet Monday in the
shape of a rattlesnake measuring one
foot in length. 1t is Gagged in fruit
jar aud can be seen by calling on Dr.
Cohurn.
"A company has commenced oper-
aiions for the putting down of we'll
or the Love & Rodgers tract, about
three miles northeast of Tylersburg,
and about two miles from the Forest
county line.
Hon. NJ. G. Beebe, one of Pleas.
antville's most prominent citizens, and
well known to many of our readers,
died at Asbury Park, N. j., on the
29th ult.. whittier he had gone to re.
ceive medical treatment.
Argument court was held here
Monday and Tuesday of this week.
The principal case on the list is that
of Freeman VS.. Cornwell, two trials
of which have heretofore been had,
the jury failing tO.agree each time.
Ben. Caldwell departed for his
home in Ration, N. NJ, yesterday after
a months sojourn with friends here.
He seemed to enjoy his visit and we
know his old comrades here did, and
will always be glad to welcome him
back.
Two tramps who had been badly
scalded-one on the left and the other
on the right arm-on a sawmill in
Jefferson county, came through here
yesterday and were taken care of by
Mayor HOleman. They were evi.
IDENTIFY deserving.
The steady and drenching rain
of Sunday night brought the creek up
to pretty fair rafting stage, and sever
al RATS belonging to the Messrs. Lacy
were run out to the mouth. Mr.. I.
P. Flynn has the contract of running
the lumber aud we believe got out
about Is pieces with comparatively