The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-07-14

So PSOfS W 'ioib AiOutobd uSAb NlVuuhJ
July 19, with full and handsome line
of samples, which he guarantees tc
make up in the latest styles at prices
lower than ever offered before. He
will be at the Lawrence House. Call
and see him.
Mr.. H. j. Hopkins and wife de.
parted yesterday for San Francisco
CAL, expecting to remain in that love.
ly cline for at least a month. Mr..
Hopkins is a member of the Grand
Commanders staff, G. A. r., and will
be present at the grand reunion OF
that organization, which is to take
place there.
We observe by the proceedings Of
the recent Republican State con7en.
tion that ye editor was designated as
Forest county's member of the State
Central Committee. Since General
Beaver had dead sure thing on the
gubernatorinl nomination we are in
elined to be reconciled with this as
our share till the next time.
Hop. Charles E. Taylor, Venan.
60 county's popular President Judge,
came Up the first of last week to open
up the woodcock season. He returned
home on Wednesday with a nice bag
of this gamiest of birds, after a good
days sport, fully demonstrating to his
friends that the sweltering heat has no
terrors for him when the woodcock is
on the wing.
The next important event for III.
onesta will bo the Free Methodist
camp meeting, which commences here
on the 18th Of August, and continues
one week. The ground selected for
the meeting is Robinson's grove. the
same that was occupied the last time,
six years ago. Any one wishing tents
for the occasion should make applica.
tiOn to Rev. Schooley of this place.
The hauling of the pipe the for
Tionesta Gas Co.'S line has been going
on for the past two weeks, and the dis.
tribntion of the pipe along the route
will be completed in a short time.
AS soon as this is done ditching and
laying will begin, which, with large
force of hands will speedily be &C.
complished. Before the weather gets
very cold our people can turn on the
gas, from present appearances.
Mr.. j. T. Brennan has had print.
ed, for the convenience of tax collect.
ors, proper notices for posting as re.
quired by the late act of assembly,
which makes it obligatory on all col.
lectors to post at least ten such no.
tces in their respective townships.
Collectors should avail themselves of
the opportunity to procure these
blanks. Mr.. B. also has new sup.
ply of Constable's Sale blanks.
The borONgh school board met on
Friday evening last to select teachers
for the ensuing school year. A large
number of applications for the re-
spective departments was handed in,
from which the following were select
ed: Advanced school, G. H. Donnell,
of Cooperstown, Venaugo county, Pa.
Intermediate, Miss Alice Brennan. of
TiOnesta ; Primary, Miss Agnes Kerr,
who has taught the same school for
the past four years.
Samuel D. Irwin Esq, has COM
piled and had printed manual and
ready reference for township road
commissioners, road masters, tax col
lectors, auditors aud justices as relat.
ing to roads," together with the road
laws in force in Forest county. It is
designed particularly for those who
have to do with the roads in this
county, and obyiates the necessity of
searching through q mass of pam.
phlet laws to find the laws relating to
Forest county" 1t is neat and com.
pact, and we'll worth the price asked,
30 cents per copy. To be had at the
ProthonOtaIy's Office.
"A dispatch from Sheffield to the
Mirror, under date of July