The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-05-23

editor OF the Butler Hefdtd, ana one |
Of the best known and universally es.
teemed men in the State, died at his
home on Saturday last, in his 18th |
year.
MIR. II. o. Davis sustained quite
severe injuries by falling off one of the
eight foot barges, striking on his back,
one day last week He was plotting a
fleet to Pittsburgh and was obliged to
come home on account of his hurts.
He is recovering, but is not yet able to
be out.
4. There is a material change in the
schedule time of the noon train down
on thew. N. Y. q p. r. Its leaving
time at this station is now 1892. The
balance of the trains have not been
changed, and the time table as pub
lshed iu the REPUBLICAN will be
found correct.
The next f. NJ. Quarterly meet.
ing for the Newmansville and Tiones.
ia circuit will be held at German
Hill church, beginning on Thursday
evening May 81, and continue over
the Sabbath. Rev. Hawkins, Chair.
man, will preside, and a general and
cordial invitation is extended.
"A severe frost occurred on
Wednesday night Of last week, and
again on Sunday night, throughout
this section. In some portions and
spots the fruit crop was somewhat
damaged, but vegetation of all kinds
being SO backward at this time, the
destruction generally was not so great.
"A correspondent of the st. George,
w. Va, Democrat has this personal
mention: ave examined the Huliug
Co.'S. works today and we came to the
conclusion that that old wheel horse,
j. d. Hulings', head is level and ought
to be rewarded for the construction of
those mighty butt works which he has
built"
"A law and order society has re.
Gently been organized in this place,
which has for its aim the suppression
of all forms of vice and immortality,
with special reference, as we learn, to
the whiskey business and gambling.
The officers are as follows: President,
A. B. Kelly; Secretary, Rev. Rum
berger; Treasurer, Eli Holeman.
-Cbas. Russell, the barber, who is
an adept in the handling and training
of bird dogs, has sold his handsome
setter puppy, already quite well broke,
to Mack Agnew, who will doubtless
have some fine shooting over him this
fall. Mr.. Russell expects soon to be
able to supply few thorough bred
settlers to those who wish them, and his
thorough knowledge of dogs is a good
guarantee that those who deal with
him will get the best of stock.
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zine that every lady should get who
wants the fullest description of every.
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ions it is also the magazine for every
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Address Peterson's Magazine, SOC
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
While driving down the creek
hill last Thursday afternoon with one
of Jake Smearbaugh's horses hitched
TO blackboard, the breeching gave
way allowing the vehicle to strike the
f horses heels, from which he was fright
, ened and started on the dead run
J Finding it impossible to stop him, and
! approaching sharp bend in the road
the occupants, Wm. Lawrence and
Wm. 6mearbaugh, jumped out, and
in less than ten seconds the horse had
the vehicle scattered in little small
bits over iu the woods, Neither o
, the occupants nor the horse were hurI
to speak Of.