The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1907-07-03

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at their meeting Saturday, elected the
following teachers for the coming year:
Cooksburg, Alice McCloskey; Fitzgerald,
Orion Kelly; Shippen, VIM. Lachner;
Greenwood, Evelyn Grove; Pleasant
Grove, Roy Braden; Clarington, No. l,
Olive Myers; Clarington. No. 2, Jeffries
and Redclyffe, no elections. Length OF
term seven months, to begin Sept. I'd.
j. II. Albsugh, of Hickory township,
was in town Monday on his way to Craw-
ford county where he will purchase a
team of horses If lie finds pair to his
liking. Joe had pair OF fine young
drivers of his own raising which he sold
to liverymen Potter & Mccoy, Saturday,
and now he's got to replace them in order
to do his farming, The liverymen are
proud OF their new team which is val
liable acquisition to their stables.
The tramp must go! Pennsy detec-
tives have received special order from
President McCrea's Office instructing
them TO arrest every trespasser on rail-
road property and to RAID in force the
numerous "hobo camps" along the main
line and branches compelling all trsmps
found in them to move on or suffer arrest.
The Pennsylvania, the Cumberland VAL
ley, the Hill and the Hartman roads
have entered into an agreement to wipe
out the tramp nuisance along their lines.
1t is expected that the fight will cost
hundreds of thousands of dollars but that
in the end the tramp will be driven from
the roads which have entered into, the
aforementioned agreement There will
be no objection to this if the effect shall
not be to drive these instances into the
country districts.
Only a short session of argument
court was held at the stated time last
Thursday, owing to the absence of Judge
Lindsey in the south. Associate Judges
Kreitler and Hill presided. An opinion
of the court was read in the case of j. G.
Welsh VS.. l.. S. Clough. The rule to
SHOW cause is made absolute and a rule
is granted on L. S. Clough TO bring his
action of ejectment for the land described
in the petition within six months from
the date of the service of said rule. The
bonds of Joseph Green, collector of Hick-
ory township, for s., 900, A. r. Slaughen-
haupt, collector of Barnett township, for
SO, 900, and Geo. l.. King, collector of Har-
mony township, for 50, 600, were approved
by the court. A motion for judgment
was granted in the case of Daniel Steiner
VS.. Samuel Small, the Forest County Ma
tional Bank, garnishee.
Friday the Neilltown Cemetery as
sociation held its annual meeting at the
Neilltown church. One hundred and
twenty-five were present. The organiza-
ton was renewed by the reelection of the
old officers as follows: President, j. j.
McCrum, Titusville; vice president, j. II.
Bowman, Franklin; treasurer, r. o. Car
son, Neilltown; secretary, j. Orr Carson,
Neilltown. The former board ofdirectors
was reelected to serve for another year.
There were number of addresses of a
felicitous character, in which good wishes
and good health were rendered to the
gathering. The basket dinner, served in
the grove near the church, was one of the
most enjoyable of affairs. The menu was
delightful. The afternoon was spent in
visiting. The association maintains the
Neilltown cemetery in excellent condi-
ton. n.-Titusville Herald.