The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-07-15

"A game Of ball between Titusville
and Tionests has been arranged to
take place on the grounds here next
Saturday afternoon. The game prom.
ises to be an interesting one, as our
boys will do considerable practicing in
the meantime, and Titusville promises
to send over good team. The turn.
out will doubtless be large.
IF you want to see busy lot of
people just take ride over the beau.
tiful roads through the country and
note the activity in the hay and har.
vest fields. One Of the first and pleas.
antest features which you will observe
is that most of this work is now &C.
complished while riding, and that half
a dozen men with as many horses do
the work that would require small
regiment Of men ten or fifteen years
ago. Another very gratifying sight
that will meet the eye is the splendid
crops that are being garnered, and
that are yet to be, of all kinds.
Truly, thus far, the farmer is in it this
year.
-Theophilus S. Wilson, president
judge of the 18th judicial district,
composed of Clarion and Jefferson
counties, died at Indiana, Monday
morning of last week, at one o'clock.
He had gone to Indiana two weeks
before to hold court, and while long
case was being tried be became ill. A
few days later he resumed business
and again was compelled to adjourn.
His physician made an examination
and found an abscess formed on his
hip from which came great quantities
of pus, and blood poison set in. The
most skillful physicians and the ten.
derest care could not save him, and
after ten days he died, surrounded by
his wife and children. He was buried
at Clarion on the Sth inst.
The preparations for the Veterans
Reunion, to take place in Franklin,
Aug. 10, are under headway. Every.
thing points to the greatest and best
annual gathering in the history of the
N. w. Association. The Meadville
Tribune says: Passenger Agents F.
H. Garfield, jamestown, of the
Nypano, and W. G. Sargent, Green.
vile, of the p, S. & L. E., and M. &
L., we're in the city and completed
arrangements for the p, S. & L. E.
trains to run through to Franklin on
Aug. 19, on the occasion of the annual
reunion of the Northwestern Associa
ton, Department of Pennsylvania, q.
A. r. Mr.. Sargent expects to have
upwards of twenty cars of excursion.
lists out Of Erie alone. All of the
lines into Franklin will make special
rates for the OCCASION"
The following is a complete sum.
mary of action by the Goveronor On
all the bills and resolutions submitted
to him by the Legislature: Total
number of bills passed, Ala; disposed
Of as follows: Recalled during the
session, II; vetoed during the session,
II; signed during session, 1872; total,
151. Disposed Of within thirty days
after the session: Approved, 1875 ;
vetoed, 6S; total, 1858; total number
of bills approved, 317. Character OF
bills approved: Appropriations in
whole or in part, 1926; annuities, 6,
amendments or supplements, 45; re.
peals in whole or in part, So; for
other purposes, 105; total, 317. Ap.
preparation bills partially vetoed be,
fore adjournment, / (; within the thirty
days, s; total, 8. Whole number of
resolutions passed by the Legislature,
session of 1891, 80; number vetoed
3; number approved, 81; total, 80.