The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-04-04
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

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Opening this morning at 79}c.
The trouting season doesn't open
till April 10Th. Mind that, now
lightning demolished several oil
tanks in this region last Sunday night,
-Chas. Z. White Of the Tidioute
Netcs was down a few hours last Fri.
day.
Harvey Foreman lost COW yes.
terday, the result of an overdose Of
dry chop.
james Burket has erected a new
dwelling just over the township line at
Tubbs Run, and has shaken the bor-
ough dust from his feet.
The first pipe Of the peep frog for
this season was heard from the old
Sickles swamp last week, and now that
settles il. Springs come.
During the FIRE last Sunday night
or Monday morning, flock Of wild
geese hovered around for several min.
utes, but as usual no one bad q gun.
Many of our sidewalks are in a
very dilapidated condition and should
be braced up until the weather will
permit Of their being Substantially
repaired.
The frat heavy storm of the
spring visited this section last Sabbath
evening and was accompanied by
binding flashes of lightning and ter
rife thunder bolts.
Mr.. r. w. Merriam, whose illness
has confined him pretty closely to his
room for several weeks past, was able
to go out yesterday. We hope his
improvement may continue.
j. B Maze, Maurice Fitzgerald,
aud Miss Winnie White, all of Barnett
township. have gone TO Clarion to at.
tend the State Normal School at that
place. Also J. NJ, Mong of Tionesta
township.
-Mr. T. d. Collins, wife and son
Everel, returned last week from their
snjourn in San Diego, California.
Everel's friends will regret to learn
that his health was not much benefited
by his western trip.
Congressman Maifett Of this dis
trict will please accept our thanks fol
an abundant supply of seeds, which
we shall proceed to plant as soon at
we get our spring plowing done, ac'
cording to directions.
Daniel Andrews Of Hickory
whose leg was amputatel short timt
ago, is reported as doing very we'll SC
far, aud his physician believes he vii
recover without further trouble. AL
Of which his friends will be pleased tt
learn.
Easter was a lovely day in thi
section. There were 10 special ser
vices iu any of the churches here dur
ing the day time, and many of tn,
good people spent the afternoon il
watching the RATS come out Of ih,
creek.
The school superintendeuts' asso
citation of Pennsylvania will meet il
Harrisburg on Wednesday and Thurs
4, day next, April II and ~, for tn
l. purpose of discussing various question
: in school work of in mportance to tn
craft, and for its mutual benefit gen
orally.
Mr.. j. NJ. VanDerlin has leaset
= Mr.. j. G, Bromley's place at Stewart
Run, for teym of years, and vii
move there shortly. Mr. w. c
!. Bromley has moved into one Of Mr..
A. Dawson's houses and will work par
,. of his place this season. And Mr.. U
, S. Zahniser will likely move to tn
farm lS'ely vacated n Mr. Bromley
-HiSA Constable Kaiser accom-
: plished his first arrest Monday eve
a ming, but while he was leading his vic
r. tim around to fnd the committin
y magistrate the fellow made good hi
), escape after desperate struggle wit
e e the daring officer, who Succeeded i
convincing him that he was elothe
with the authority to pull in bad mel
= which was glory enough for the big
/ constable. Kaiser has made a record
u and will see that order is kent In N