The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1871-09-12
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Services next Sunday morning |
and evening, in the Presbyterian
Church.
We have on hand, for sale, War
ranty Deeds, Leases, Informations,
Warrants, and Judgment notes. All
for sale cheap.
To-day is the time set for the re.
union of the SD Pa. Rcg't., at Mead
vile. We have no doubt that a good
time will be had by all who attend.
Cool mornings and evenings have
come. Fall is approaching. Under
clothes are in demand. Fires are
built in sitting rooms every evening.
Sunday evenings the young ladies have
fires in the parlor.
Saturday night quite number of
drunk men were observed about town,
one lying in the road. one on a raft in
mouth of the creek within about foot
of the water, and Others in various un-
graceful attitudes. We have not no
ticed, the like before and think if
our officers attend to their duties we
shall not soon it see again.
IF, A. Steele got Goldfish bone
Z, cross-wise in his throat on Sunday af-
ternoon which came pretty near put
ting 3 period to his existence. The
bone was about an inch long, and was
extracted by DIR. Hunter who said that
it was a wonder that it did not result
fatally. We are glad that he did not
die for then the Whooper-ups would
have been minus pitcher.
Hamilton Stow, of Cincinnati, for
merly of this place was in town last
week on a visit to his old friends here.
He is hearty and seems to have q good
lease of life yet. He is man whom
everybody is glad to see, and must
have been very popular man when
he lived in this place. He left with us
Mr.. Spinner's signature to the tune Of
$5, with directions to send the REPUB-
LICAN to him until the term of his sub
scription run out.
From private sources we learn that
President Grant and Judge Hewitt
will start from Harrisburg on Wednes'
day next for trip through the Oil
Regions, via Cory. They will spend
few days in the Region and from
thence 60 to Pittsburgh. Mr.. Pitcairn
has orders from Thos. A. Scott to fur
nish them a special car for the triI
while in this section. They will be en-.
Enthusiastically received.
We wish to remark again, thai
our sidewalks are in fearful condi
tion. We venture to say that there
are at least dozen places in the side
walks of our town where broken lel
is not only possibility, but a proba
bility to any one going over them a
night. Something should be done
Immediately, rs matter of economy
if nothing else; because the borough
will certainly have some damages t.
pay, and that soon, if the sidewalk
are not repaired.
We wish to call attention to tn
advertisement of Mrs. S. S. Hulings
Boarding House, which appears in an
other column. Mrs. Hulings has beel
at considerable expense in fixing VI
her house for the accommodation o
boarders, and has built a large bari
to keep the. horses of transient custo
mers. Her establishment is we'll spok
en- of by those who have patronizec
her, and we have no doubt that sh
will soon have all the boarders she cal
attend to.
Having taken the agency for tn
Bueyrus Knitting Machine Cos Ma
chine, we are prepared to furnish ou
customers with the best knitting ma
chine, that will do all kinds of knit
ting such as Socks, Gloves, Shawl;
Scarfs, Mats,as also throwed up stitch
and can be regulated to as fine or lOos
stitch as is required in any kind Q
knitting. SUPERIOR LUMBER Co.
Tionesta, Sept. 18th, 1871, % Il