The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1871-10-10
Davis, Buttetfeld and Dale start

from here to-day for their pleasure
trip in the west. They contempIat,
visiting Brigham Young and his fami
ly before they return. We wish them
all the pleasure they anticipate.
Silk Gimp. Silk Fringe, Silk Velvet
Ribbons, Gimpure Lace, silk and Velvet
Buttons, and all kinds of Dress Trimmings
for sale at Superior Lumber Co. Store.
The Forest Brass Band was out
at Tylersburg on Tuesday of last week,
dishing up music to a wedding party
there. They returned about three
o'clock in the morning, and serenaded
several Of our citizens.
Gents Hats and Caps, Fall and Winter
Styles, Men and Boys Boots, also a full
variety of Ladies' Lace Boots, Shoes, Cal
tors and overshoos at Superior Lumber
Co. Store.
Mr.. Swaggart is dispensing meat
to the hungry, from the establishment
built for that purpose last spring by
W. ii. Butler, opposite Superior Lum.
Der Co. store.
The Tidioute Journal says that
Major Mathews has severed his con-
nection as cashier in Grandin Bros
bank, and that Major f. NJ. Curtiss
has been appointed to fill the vacancy.
Jas. Mckay, p. NJ, (Which is Post
master) desires US to say that hereafter
the post-ofiice will be open from 1880
A. M. to 900 P. M. every day except
Sunday. A good arrangement.
Tho Forest Brass Band desire TO
return their thanks TO C. b. Weber
and wife, of Tylersburgh, for the kind
manner in which they were entertain
ed Oh Tuesday evening, Sd inst.
"A lawsuit took place at the Court
House last evening, in which w. II.
Roberts, Watts b. Lloyd and David
Hays were interested. 1t was in re.
gard to the railroad tie business. We
have not learned how it came out.
Knox & Co. have Just received
several car loads of stoves of all pat
terms, sizes and prices. Call and see
them before purchasing. Also the
finest lot of confectionaries ever
brought to town. Call before you go
10 see your girl.
The hills about our place are now
IN the height of their beauty, the leaves
having turned with special view to
20 artistic taste. Autumn, but for the
act that it warns us of the approach
'f Winter, would be the most pleasant
part of the year in this country.
We hear of thirty barrel we'll
having been struck over at Neilltown,
ecently. We don't remember the
lanes of the proprietors, but one of
hem was from Pleasantville. We can
ee the oil business working this way
rom every direction.
Saturday and Sunday about strip
'ed the trees Of chestnuts about here.
The boys were out in great numbers
nd clubbed, switched and hacked all
he trees about here, until it is really
big job TO get pockct-fpll in half
lay.
We have recovered one of our
Will the person who has
he other one help us to recover it?
This one we left at the Sheriff's house,
urself and neglected to remember the
act. The other we firmly believe was
tolen. We tender our apologies to
be Sheriff on the umbrella question.
from Minnesota, or some 9th
r seaport has been lowering over our
lace and adjoining country since
thursday last, giving things the ap-
earance Of Indian Summer. Large
racts of woods are, or have been re-
emily burning in Minnesota, and the
opposition is that the smoke comes
rom there.
j. W. Stroup, of our place met
'ith painful accident on Saturday
'st, which will probably disable him
'r two or three weeks to come. He
as, with Others, playing a practice
anne of base ball, and in running the {
ases, jumped ON the side of one of {
is feet, spraining his ankle badly. He I
as our sympathy,
And still no flood. The rains do
OF come, neither do the streams over
ow their banks. Water has not been
low in the Allegheny in the memo
of the Oldest inhabitant. A year !
90 last spring there was a good food,
1d the lumbermen got their RATS run :