The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1871-12-05
All the venison We hear Of in

now Of The only way our citizens
ca get venison is to go out and kill
Ger.
Photograph Pictures and Frames atthe
Super1r Lumber Co. Store.
-A.A. Partridge, of jamestown,
N. T., ism town OH a visit to his son,
A. IL. Parridge. A Miss Partridge,
his daughter is with him. He is an
old subscribelof our paper, and pro-
poses to take itqs long as Forest coun.
ty furnishes so much interesting read
ing matter.
-lIard TO beat-thst new lot of Gents
Paper Collars, just received at Superior
Lumber Co. Store.
We learn that Jo. Hiding,r of
the old part Of the county was arres.
ed in Oil City on Sunday the 26th ult.,
on the charge of robbing a Mr.. Hull
of Meadville, some time last fall, an
account of which we published at the
time. If fund guilty Of the charge
he will probably serve the State for a
few years, at Allegheny.
-Gents' Hats and Caps, Fall and Winter
| Styles, Men aud Boys hoots, also "A full
variety of Ladies' Lace Boots, Shoes, Cal
ters and overshoes at Superior Lumber
Co. Store.
The prisoner, Barnhart, in Jail ON
the charge of muroering Turner, is
disposed to give the Sheriff and his
family as much trouble as possible,
and force is sometimes necessary to
compcl him to attend to the mild pris
on discipline of our county. They
will not probably be bothered with
him much longer, as court week ap.
proaches rapidly.
John Huddleson, Of Tionesta Tp.,
killed II bear, on Hemluck Creek, one
day last week. 1t was about wear
old, and in good condition for eating.
We had the exquisite pleasure of mas
ticating a piece of it, and pronounce it
the best meat we ever eat. There are
some of the "varmints" still meander.
ing around in our county. but are hard
to get at One was seen on the tram
road of the Superior Mills few weeks
ago.
e. l.. Davis returned from his
Western trip last Tuesday, looking
hearty and feeling happy. He was
out Buffalo hunting for about three
weeks before starting home, and did
good execution among them. The first
day he brought down two. He says
Buffalo is the hest meat he ever tasted.
Had it MT been so much trouble he
would have brought home piece with
him. We are glad to see him back
although we lose good correspondent
by the means.
Now is the time Of year the bridge
question always comes up, but we have
heard less of it this year than ever he.
fore, since our first advent here, four
years ago. One reason, we suppose, is
that the people are getting ashamed OF
waiting until the river is nearly if n"i
quite impossible before agitating the
question,and another is, that it is gener.
ally understood that Geo. S. Hunter
has taken the matter in hands, and
has let the contract for getting out the
stone for the abutments. How long il
will be before we walk over our Ret
Sea dry shod, We wouldn't like t.
prophesy, hut hope it will be before
the next Presidential electnn.
Leap year is almost upon us
During that year ladies are supposed
To exercise more liberties than the,
commonly do. We shouldn't wonde
if they made desperate effort to pu
sixteenth amendment To the cousti
tuition of these United States givin:
them the right of suffrage. But, la
dies, women.rigE aud female suffer
ers, "lnok before you leap" even il
leap year, because if you get what yoi
are trying for,y"u may find an elephan
on your hands, which you would glad
ly be rid of. The preliminary step q
popping the question is to be taken d.
the ladies this year, 50 all We aIriage
able young men, rich old bachelor
anu widowers. keep your eyes peele,
and always make sure that the way q
retreat is open and easy of access.
--PeterS' Musical Monthly for Decem
her is to hand, containing nineIeeI
choice pieces of Vocal aud InsIrnmen
, tai Music, all of which can be had fn
: 80 cents. 1t seems hard to beiev
that So much can he furnished for sucI
small sum, but We know that it i,
1t comes regularly every month, an,