The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-03-14
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Oh maI Iheb CiO5eu ytebetudy VIZ
Opening this morning at 974c.
There are now 10 full hours of
daylight in day.
Go and see the Union Scout next
Wednesday evening at Rink Hall.
WANTED. Ten teams to haul bark.
Apply to d. w. Clarke, Tidioute, Pa.
Are you good material to make a
tescher2 Attend the Edinboro school.
j. H. Butler won very fine COW
that was chanced off last Saturday
evening.
Isaac Heath, one OF the old set.
tiers of jerks township, this county,
died last week, at the extreme age of
81 years.
The lumbermen along the Tiones.
ia have all got their ears to the ground
listening to hear the ice move out OF
the creek.
MIR. G. X. Bradbury has erected
q neat little dwelling house on his lot
near the Henage house, at the head of
Helen St.
We are sorry to learn that our
old friend Mr.. john Stroup, of Dutch
Hill, is lying very low with pneumonia,
and hope lac may take turn for the
better soon.
-Sleighs are again brought into
play bereabouts, while at Buffalo, N
Y, the snow is reported 10 feet deep
iu many places. And next Tuesday
is the first day Of spring.
Hereafter all uncslled for postal
cards will be returned to the writer
after 80 days, and advertised letters
will be held but two weeks instead OF
four, as heretofore, before being sent
back to the dead letter Office at Wash.
iugton.
Cashier Tomlinson and butcher
Blich, the two men who were shot by
bank robber Kimball, at Bradford
last week, have both since died.
Kimbsll was buried in Millerstown,
Butler county. He was raised near
Pleasantville.
Mr.. L. j. Hopkins left for the
East yesterday, which means that
spring is coming, Notwithstanding win.
ter is just now lingering in her lap q
little, and the people may look out fol
a big supply Of fresh spring goods in
few days; real treat.
-Messrs. Scowden & Clark expect
to have first class carriage painter
here this week or the first of next
While here, if any of the people wan
anything in his line done, this would
be an excellent opportunity to take
advantage of Orders should be lef
with the firm.
Two men named Myers and Har
rington, brakemeu on the w. N. Y. q
P. R'y, were arrested at Hickory las
week, charged with furnishing coal t.
people at that station by dumping i
from the trains as they passed, The,
will have a hearing before SOUR,
Brennan to-day.
Mr.. James E. Kerr of Barnet
township, died, after lingering illness
Of cancer Of the stomach, at his hom'
near Clarington, on Tuesday, Marcl
9th, 1888, aged 27 years. Funera
services were conducted by Rev. DelC
at the NJ. Z. Church, in Clarington
on Wednesday at 2 o'clock p. m.
Word was received here last weel
by friends of the family, that Roger
the eight.year old son of DIR. Blaine
who is now in Cincinnati, had faller
from second story verands, a dis
tance of about Is feet, sustaining Sc
riOus if not fatal injury. The little
fellows skull is said to have been bad
ly fractured.
Six or eight tramps took tea with
the borough Monday night. The
proper thing for the authorities to dc
is to Ordsin that every tramp shsl
earn his board and lodging while ht
remains e guest of the town, and ther
rigidly enforce the ordinance. Thi,
has been tried and is very efectua