The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-11-28
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

The amount paid for the Clarion
Democrat office was $4,000. We new
er held our Office above gil 800 until
after we heard Of this sale.
-MnA. Gordon, of Elkhart, Ind.'
arrived in town yesterday, looking
we'll. Forest county will draw him
back once in about so often.
This kind of weather is very apt
to bring cut great number of pairs
of rubber boots, which are very fash
ionable here, especially among the un-
fair sex,
We publish the Court Proclama-
ton and Trial List for December Term
in to-day's paper. We notice that
Hutton's suit against Conver, for libel
is on the list.
The wet weather Of the past week
has caused our roads to become very
bad. The road between this place and
Newmanville always becomes almost
i'm mpassable at this time of year, ana
this fall is no exception.
-To.morrow is Thanksgiving Day.
1t is to be hoped that it will be oh
served generally, as it is legal holl-
day, and consequently should be kept
as matter of law and appointment, II
not of gratitude.
John Reck is collector OF the
county tax for Tionesta Borough. de
: is surging around, "giving warming
and the boys will all have to "com'
down." or John will appoint himself {
committee of investigation to find ou
= the reason why.
= john Muenzenberger is erecting
house between Prothonotary Clark
, and ESQ. Irwin's. The size of the dom
icile is 1927. Smith Foreman ho
the lob. John is hard worker, an
we are glad to secure him as a perma
h nent resident.
r OF -Messr,. J. w. Ward and ?.
be Mercilliott, of jerks township, were
esd town last week, both looking wei
't- from them we learn that DR.. fowler
in still at work trying to exhaust the W
d. ter in his wells; also that pigeons al
ire small game are very plenty out the
this fall.
= in accordance with the orders
the Boro Council, a good toot'wa
rs has been built from the corner of W
-ly nut street to the bridge, or neal
there. This is an Improvement Will
w has for long time been badly need
,nd ,,s5 and will be duly appreciated by
da- who have occasion to pass to and fr
we'd the depot.
pm Rev. DIR. S. J. M. Eaton, of Fra
- lin, favored us with call on Wedr
day last, and on the same day we
new ~; Mr.. A. P. Whitaker, the veteran
the tor of the Spectator, striking out for
ted. woods, with a gun on his shoulder.
the election was over we didn't cr'
the story that he was going out to
osite panize a Ku Klux Klan in Old /
Just
and est.
nuy We understand that man ma
7-lv Clark was badly injured one day
- week while helping to raise BAR
:, Russells mill, up Bear Creek.
Co. seems that one of the poles on viii
,,iv1 ,eivo large stick of timber was being ra
Co broke, and the falling timber st
ntber 1aSer Clark, hurting him badly about
.ying back, which it was feared was brc
n all We have heard no particulars a
c9Te Me the case, which may be overdrawr
dc ilc pG ot "A. McLareu, breeder of q
con- and Game Bantams, Meadville'
lding has favored MS with his price list
5. 25tf circular AAe 10 'No
- breeder of this class of fowls IN
A'''-' : State, and indeed, if we may judge
the prizes he received at the Ce
8 nial Exhibition, the best in the U
esta. States. His prices are as low as
of other breeders, and he gusra
80 satisfaction in every instance
-. dress as above.
The following, which will
IN J., ..z4 a. ao,aral of our reader