The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-07-21

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ent He has his sporting weapons
with him and will put them to good
use while here.
Steel Violin Strings, full set Of
four ftrings, best in the market, sent
to any address free on receipt of fifty
cents. Address Henry Ewald, jew
eler and dealer in musical merchan.
disc, Tidioute, Pa.
Rev. Elliot arrived in town Mon
day afternoon and remained over
night, being on lis way home from
Oil City, where be preached Sunday.
lie was looking unusually well, and
reports his family all in good health.
Quite a number Of our citizens
have headed the warning of the
borough dads and built new walks.
The notices were not sent out for fun,
and if those who have received them
would save costs they had better "toe
the mark"
--Teaming continues brisk the
hauling consists mainly of slaves, hard
lumber and pipe. Mr.. Leech, the
manager Of the pipe business al this
place thinks the line will be completed
so tina! 4 test can be made by the first
or middle Of August.
--Nothing Of general Importance
was done at Che adjourned court Mon
day, save the issniug Of papers Of nat.
uralization to some gentleman Of Fa.
gundas, whose name escapes us. Judge
Wetmore did not attend. Adjourned
to Friday Sept. Sd.
-Vandergrift hose company Of Oil
City, had an excursion to Brokenstraw
Island, Irvinetou, yesterday. The
train consisted Of five well.flled
coaches, and good time was doubtless
bad The band discoursed some very
fine music at this depot.
Billy Blum's dog passed in his
checks last Saturday morning. 1t
happened at the muzzle of Mr.. Ding
mans shot gun. Jack" had allowed
his appetite for fancy poultry to get
the upper hand Of him hence Mr.. D.
introduction Of the "shot gun policy"
Harry English, the Elk County
desperate, who killed, Constable War
NTH and dangerously wounded another
while attempting to arrest him last
spring, was captured in Michigan a
short time ago, according to our Elk
county exchanges. He is on his way
to that county where he will be tried.
A timothy stock measuring over
six feet, from Conrad Burhenn's farm
on Dutch Hill, was left with us. This
doesn't look as though hay was a short
crop this season. The above stalk wa;
taken without special regard to its
length, and the entire crop would av'
erage about the same.
Miss Zou Garlick, who has been
visiting With Miss May Kelly for a
few weeks past, departed on Monday
with her brother, Mr.. Harry Garlick
/, who spent Sunday at Mr.. Mays. Miss
Garlick formed many new acquaint
ances during her short stay, whose bes
wishes and kind friendship she bears
with her.
-. We understand there is a small
patch of Canada thistles on Swihg
Island, just above the cemetery. Th'
0 patch is a small one at present, bu
> should be exterminated so the trasl
= does not spread. The seed must hav
aoated down the Couawango frpm tn
G Chautauqua county, where thes
r thistles in places abound.
"A fresh aud full supply of Or
anges, Lemons, Fresh Peaches, EatiDl
d Apples, Pine Apples, Cocoanuts an
IS Water Melons, and in canned good
a Corn, Tomatoes, Strawberries, Rasp
T. berries, Cherries, Catsup, Chow Chow
Gloucester Sauce; also fresh Figs
n Peanuts, Dried Beef, Cheese, &c, &c
It at VIM. Smearbaugh & Co. 2t.
u The Excursion Club, a party c
about fifteen of the representative me
. of Pittsburgh, are at present encampe
II on Salmon creek, in this county