The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1871-11-28

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Good styles OF Paper Collars for 10 cts.
box, at the Superior Lumber Co. Store.
The frame of Capt. Knox's new
building is raised, and should the
weather continue favorable. will soon
be enclosed The building is to be
three stories high, with French roof,
and to front "a feet on Elm st. The
Post Office will be removed to a por-
tion of this building as soon as it is
finished.
Lace and Linen Collars in great varie-
ty. at the Superior Lumber Co. Store.
The case of Dale VS.. wilkins,
which was to have been tried it the
District Court at Pittsburgh last week,
was put over, and is to be tried at the
next session of the District Court at
Erie, which is to be held commencing
the % Monday of January.
The newest styles ofLadies' Corsets at
the Superior Lumber Co. Store.
--Quite an interest is now being
taken'in the noble game of chess, by
some of our young folks and middle
aged citizens. 1t is a game which re-
quires close application and profound
study, aud hence is an unsociable game
for third parties.
Just received-a new lot of Coatings
and Cassimeles, at the Superior Lumber
Co. Store.
Thomas Selders, of Kingsley
Township has departed this life. He
agreed to come and split some stone
for me last Tues lay, if he lived. He
did not come, so l must suppose he is
dead. G. +. GILLESPIE.
"A full line and superior quality of Silk
Ribbons, received and for sale at Superior
Lumber Co. Store.
MIR. Minton, the gentlemanly
agent Of j. G. Hull's Music Store, was
in town one day last week, and made
us call. He reports business lively.
We recommend all our readers who
wish to perchase musical instruments,
to give him trial. If he cannot suit
you in style and price, there is no use
of looking any further.
Photograph Pictures and Frames at the
Superior Lumber Co. Store.
H. II. Stow, Esq, of East Hicko
ry, has gone to Virginia, prospecting
for timber lands. We hope he may
not purchase enough so that it will re
his personal supervision, as he coulu
not we'll be spared from the county
We don't think Hickory Township
especially, would entertain though
that he could live anywhere else but il
Hickory.
Hard to beat--that new lot of Gents
Paper collars, just received at Superio
Lumber Co. Store.
Mr.. L. Cass Siggins has been ap
pointed Station Agent at Hickor,
station, in place of w. M. Lapsley
resigned. Mr.. Lapsley was at tha
station but short time, but had al
ready become quite popular with tn
inhabitants. He also held the Offic
of Postmaster, and his mantle fall
upon Mr.. Siggins as his successor i
that position. The new incumbent ha
our best wishes for his success.
Some Individuals whose name
we do not remember, drowned thei
D SORROWS and also their wits in the flow
: ing bowl, on Saturday evening las
aud made the night hideous until on
or two o'clock in the morning. Sue
, occasions are very seldom about her,
and they had ought to be made sti
more seldom. We think the Jail is
, very healthy place for drunk and nois
men to cool off in, and we hope I'll
next cases may have chance to tei
its efficacy.
= The atlantic Monthly offers atra,
tions tor the coming year unexcelle
if before equalled in its histor,
: Among the new features will be "th
life of Jefferson" in detachable chaI
ters, each perfect in itself, by Jam,
: Parton; A new serial story by NJ
DeMille, author Of the dodge Clab,
"The American Baron" &c, will al
pear to be called "The Comedy {
Terrors." Several other interestin
features will be added, and we are al
sured that the editors were never abl
to promise more than for the comm
year. Terms s4 a year. James. L
Osgood e. Co., Publishers, Boston
! Mass