The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-12-03

usually we'll.
Tracy, the murder of his cousin
and sweetheart, will hang at Smeth-
port, Mexican Co., tomorrow.
Our venerable Postmaster is kept
busy these days trying to keep even
with the "wart.hog" on postage.
Mr.. M. Ulrich, representing Lud-
wig Mayer, of Oil City, stopped in
town few hours last Wednesday.
Hunters will take notice that but
a dozen days yet remain of the deer
season, and govern themselves accord
ingly.
The young folks, aud some not so
young as they used to be, had a very
pleasant party at Partridge's Hall
Thanksgiving evening.
Thanksgiving passed of in this
place without "squawk" from either
chicken or turkey that we could learn.
While some had fowl others were
fowlless, and all gave thanks accord
ingly.
-Leander Berlin, young man of
Whig Hill, cut his left foot quite se-
verely oise day last week, while scoring
timber. Our informant states that all
of the toes were nearly severed from
the foot.
Mr.. Einstein returned last Satur-
day, having gathered together nearly
all Of his "stove.up" lumber and run
it to Pitts sburgh. His loss was not as
great as at FIRST reported. Go and ask
Morris "vat he links Of the lumber
bissness."
Mrs. w. A. Greaves, and Mrs.
Anna Leeper, sister of Mr.. Greaves,
of Warren, Pa, who have been visi-
ting with the family of L. L. Davis,
Esq, returned home on Saturday.
Miss Maude Davis accompanies them
for few weeks visit.
Albert George and John Irvine
Of Barnett Twp, who have been con.
fined ia our Jail for the past five
weeks on a charge Of disturbing a
meeting, were yesterday taken out and
discharged from further custody on a
writ Of haJeaS corpus issued by Associ-
ate Judge Dale.
Mrs. II. Shoemaker, accompanied
by her three children and Miss Nora
Hulings departed for Atchison, Kan.
sas, on Monday. Mr.. Shoemaker has
been at that place for several months
and we understand has been doing
we'll. We wish them all happiness
and prosperity.
jake Stitzinger, of the Mealy Set.
Element, claims to have beaten oul
deer story, of last week. He aud q
companion were out hunting, when
two very nice deer came within ten
feet of them. They both shot but
neither one took effect. That beats
it, sure.
-Derickson q Co.'s new mill al
Hunters Station steamed up yesterday
morning. The boys in the woods have
a large number of bolts ahead and
will probably keep this mill stocked
all winter. Mr.. H. E. Moody has q
job of cutting bolts, which he is rush
ing through lively with the help oi
several men.
Mrs. Dean, of Wing Hill, widow
of the late Geo. w. Dean, called upon
US yesterday, and settled her sub
scription. She said it was one of Mr.
Deans last requests that the REPUB
LICAN be paid up promptly, aud thai
that was her mission to our sanctum
May she live and keep her health
many years to enjoy reading it.
Several parties Ofhunters from the
big woods passed through town last
week on their way home, generally
speaking, empty.handed. One party
had with it a horn, and while passing
through the streets discoursed some
very nice strains. They were pre-
pared to "blow their own horn," and
had to do it, too.
Quite number of deer passed il
their checks last week. Ad. Shrivel
kilInd nnn. Geo and Than Hnddln