The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-04-21
CORRESPONDENCE.
FAGUEDUs.

dition room to bis store. He has
moved the post Office into his store
room. Another move 10 the same di.
rectiOn and the post Office would be in
Forest Co.
Miss Cox ssill presides over the se-
lsct school at Fsgundus.
Mr.. Patterson of Triumph has been
chosen teacher for the summer term
at Faguudus school house.
BRIEFS FROM SE1LLrows.
P. c. Black is still at it. His last
venture on the Ensign Place out tow
ard Neilltown of to the right from
the Landsrs Farm was a duster. The
rig has been taken down and 10 being
put up some distance to the East Of
the said duster and nearer Neilltown.
The we'll put down on the Landers
Farm was q success. Better sand was
found than at any time or in any well
heretofore drilled in that locality.
Another well is going down North
of this one and in the direction Of
Pineville. If i! should be a good one
the effect on land owners in that d.
rection would be sxhilirating, to say
the least. As it is, leases are being
taken in that direction now, or, rather,
have been taken, and It is not Q very
easy matter to get lease, either.
The sugar.making season is over
But having tasted maple syrup at
NeilltOwn We are prepared to detect
the spurious anywhere, for We had the
genuine there. you know, and the
memory Of the peculiar favor of the
real decOctiOn, if you have any SOun.
dation for such a memory, cannot
grow musty or ambiguous in q day or
two.
Mr.. Ginger had q mishap with his
new horse and old harness not long
since. He was going up the hill on
the eastern side of Hickory creek in
his buggy, the county superintendent
being with him, when . tug broke
1t was hard just then to tell what hap
pened next, or how, but soon-very
soon-after the sun looked down on q
buggy with two shafts broken stand.
ing against q stump on the roadside
with some harness hanging to the
shafts, q satchel, q whip, and two sur
prised individuals staoding in the
road gazing after 9 pretty harnesssd
horse making a record that was more
fast than pleasant to contemplate un-
der the circumstances.
W. J. Bloomfield will teach The
summer term Of school at Nsilltown
A. A. Hopkins made q short visii
home, coming on Friday.
W. j. Germans new horse had 4
little fun to himself the other day, i
didn't hurt the horse any but is wal
hard on the overland pipe line.
r. o. Carson met with q little aeci
dent at Tidioute some time since that
might have been worse. He was com.
ing out of town driving bis big horse
when be met . freight train. The
horse scared and in no time, so tt
speak, the buggy was without shaft
and Mr.. Carson and the other con
tents Of the buggy we're lying in th'
road, tie horse trying to climb th'
bank above the road so steep IS Il
threaten to topple him back into the
road over the buggy aud driver. Mr.
Carson held to the lines aud managed
to control the horse, bot il was = risk J
business.
The Landsrs Bros are famous fo
their skill in rearing colts into we'll
broken horses. They have never ye
sent from their stables . vicious hers
Of their own rearing.
David La1ders has : pet, and IS 1
result carries bis hand iH 3 sling.
G. E Landers owns the boss pig o
the county. It Is cheshire.
John Wiles = week ago last Sstur
day, at the mouth Of West Hickory
broke the record. He caught y snck
srs and s perch. He used part of sh
day only, and it was just . modsrat
day for piscstorisl sports either.