The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-08-18

accidentally fell to the ground and
was badly broken. The loss will not
be less than $3.50.
Squirrels are beginning to show
their colors somewhat Of late, and the
indications are that in a week or so
more, or about the time the season
opens, they will be plenty enough to
afford some sport to hunters. Some of
the boys are already talking ofhaving
sde hunt when the season opens.
Quite a number of our citizens
who were notified to repair or build
new sidewalks have responded to the
notice promptly others are slow about
the matter and have taken no action
whatever. 1t is not the disposition Of
the authorities to crowd reatters any,
yet if property owners persist in treat
ing the matter ipdiferently they will
be taught that the notices mean busi-
ness, and there will be no discrimina-
ton.
Prof M. E. Peck is in town in
PRODUCING a new cure for diseases by
absorption. 1t is known as "Parr's
English Pad" and is highly recon-
mended as prevention and cure of
all malarial, contagious or bilious
complaints. All who are troubled
with liver, kidney or any other
chronic diseases can reach Mr.. Peck
by addressing their communications to
Cory, Pa.
Mrs. s. G. Sloan, of Allegheny
City, accompanied by Mrs. w. r.
Dunn and little daughter, Louise, OF
Crookston, Mimi, arrived in town
yesterday afternoon, and will remain
three or four weeks. Mrs. Dunn, who
has been stopping with her parents in
Allegheny for several weeks, is looking
well, aud reports w. r. in good health
and spirits at last accounts. Her
many lady friends here are glad to sec
her among them again.
"A subscription paper is being
circulated to raise money for the
building of new fence around The
cemetery at the upper eud of town. A
fence is badly needed around the
greater portion Of the ground and i
il hoped our citizens will subscribe
literally to the good cause. There il
scarcely family in town but ha
friends buried there, and all should
take pride in keeping the CITY Of th
Dead" looking neat and respectable
The second annual reunion Of tht
105th Regiment, Pa. Volunteers, vii
be held at Punxseetawney, Jefferson
Co., Pa, on Tuesday, October 18th
1880. No doubt there are many sur
vivors of this noble regiment in tbi
county who would like to meet thei
old comrades once more, and shoul
not fail to be on hand at the abov
time and place. For full information
: address S. A. Craig Esq, BrookvillC
Pa.
Mr.. L. S. Rudy, was in tow
= Monday, having just returned froI
Buck Mills where he has been engage
r, in "hammering' couple oflarge saw
e for Mr.. Tobey. Mr.. Rudy understand
" this branch Of the saw mill business
n perfection, and has saved our lumbe
It manufacturers many dollar, in TIM
freight and trouble of sending the
. saws to the shops for repairs. Tho;
;, for whom he has done such work ca
. testify to his superior skill in repai
ing a saw and making it run as goo
as when brought new from the shop.
We have received a copy Of Il
- Republican Campaign Song Book,
- sued by the Republican Central Can
- paign Club, Of New York. 1t contaii
many of the latest songs Of the da
~ besides a number of new and stirriE
campaign songs, all set to music. E
eff cry Republican club should be supp
y. ed with these songsters. Price, $4 P
in 100, or 5 cents single copy, the az
err ual cost of printing. Send orders
ht Peter J. StLyvesant, Secretary, Col
i, man House, New York. Now is t
q time to oz1anize Republican CT
IS. Clubs in every township in the count
"A sixty-fve dollar runaway to
n place in town on Monday afterno
of Iost Mr. Dericlyson had his hOl