The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-11-17

play of goods, machinery, fruits,
grains &c. exceeding the expectations
of the most sanguine. This being the
first exposition in that city, its finan-
cial success was surprise to all. A
wedding in one of the Exposition
buildings clesed the affair. The pres
ents the happy couple received, are
laughsble to read Of
"A deer was killed in the river
nearly opposite Senator Thomas resi-
dence, on Friday morning last. No
one would have suspected the amount
Of male population we have here, un-
til he viewed the crowd on the shore,
to see the deer slain. And nearly ev-
cry mothers son of them had a gun.
The deer simply stood no chance at
all for life.
The Northwestern Pennsylvania
Poultry Association will hold an ex-
hibition at Richmond's Hall, Mead
vile, on the 22d, 23d, Oath and 25th
of December. Now take that super
Tor poultry you have been Dragging
about for the last four years, and HE
away to Meadville, and see how quick
you will get the conceit taken out Of
you.
"A pond food was made on Sun
day last, and large amount of lum-
Der came o1t, but we can find no one
who can approximate the number of
feet. Two or three Alleghenies have
gone down the river from here. 1t is
bad weather for raftsmen, and we
fear the market is not very good be-
low. However we hope for the best.
The Irvineton correspondent of
the Tidioute Ne,Us says that party of
FIVE hunters of that place, in hunt
of three days killed FIVE deers and two
bears. We don't hear of any party
from here making as good scores as
this, Bring in your tallies, gentlemen,
and we'll see if Warren county will
carry off the honors. 49, -dino.a
M. Carpenter, the Artist, is home
from his wanderings, With renewed
health and vigor, and some new ideas
about picture. taking. He now pro.
poses to take small-sized photographs
at rate so low that the natives will
be astonished, and will probably insist
on giving him more than he asks.
Give him new trial.
Since the falling off in the lum-
bering business in this county, there
are only two things that make the
idea of coming winter bearable, and
they are that you don't have 70 read
lot of base ball scores in every pa
per you pick up, and the click of the
croquet ball is no more heard in the
land.
We have this week sent out bills
to all our subscribers, except those on
the Tionesta p. o. list, who are year
or more in arrears. We expect a re-
sponse to each and every one of them
in cash. Our expenses are all cash,
and we must raise some Of that same
right away, or our credit will suffer.
The Black Hills. Why hear we
no more of the vast amount of native
wealth that lies in the bosom of moth
er earth out there. Is it possible that
the demonstrations of few painted
scalpers at the meeting for the purchase
of the hills, have frightened the aver
age American miner?
We acknowledge the receipt of
an invitation to Thanksgiving party,
to be given by the Pleasantville Cor
net Band, az the Eagle House, Pleas
Pa, on the 25th inst. 1t is
hardly probable that we will be there,
but thanks, all the same, fos,tke~invi-
sation. ,e
The Improvement on our side
walks since last week is marked. We
do not now anticipate any danger
from that source before next. summer.
1t is altogether likely, that some time
next season, there will be new walks
built throughout the entire town.
The Steamer City of Waco, from