The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-10-19

oct. zotb, instead OF Nov. let, 70
which time court had adjourned, for
the reason that his honor Judge Brown
could not attend on Nov. let. There
is nothing important on hand.
Mr.. r. M. Carson, Of Tionesta
township, cut 400 bushels Of oats from
II acres this year. Also 80 bushels Of
Little Red" clover seed Of 10 acres,
from which about 20 tons Of hay were
also cut. Zouvers machine, of Pleas.
antville, did the threshing. Pretty
good.
DR.. o. w. Sadler, the Oculist Of
Pittsburgh, will visit friends 10 lid
ioute next week, aud by special request
has appointed Saturday, Oct. 29th, to
meet those who wish to consult him
professionally, at the Office Of John
Hunter Esq, of that place.
Mrs. II. H. May, who has been a
great sufferer from inhammatory rheu-
matism since March last, departed for
Philadelphia yesterday morning. 1t
is sincerely hoped by her many friends
that the change may prove beneficial.
Her daughter, Mrs. Sharp accompan.
led her.
mo. % of Saalfeld's 10c. Libra
ries contains the following beautiful
selections ofmusic; Do they Think
of Me at Home; One Sweet Kiss
before we Part; My Grandmother s
Watch ; New York Lancers. All for
10 cents. r. A. Saalfeld, $50 Broad
way, N. Y.
The Free Methodist quarterly
meeting for the present quarter will
be held in the church at this place,
commencing on Thursday evening,
Oct. 9th, and lasting over Sabbath.
Rev. j. I. Michael, of Washington
City, the new chairman Of this dis
trict, will be present. A cordial in.
vitation is extended to all.
The FOREST REPUBLICAN says
coil City is to have depot built neal
where the trains usually stop to lei
passengers off and on" This is some
} thing quite remarkable, as railroad
depots are usually built out in The
woods somewheres, few miles from
the road.-Derrick.
That is evidently the case with
Oil City, as no one has ever been able
, to discover depot at that place, bu
, all we'll regulated towns, like Tionest'
3 for instance, have nice, commodiou
depots right next the railroad track.
8 "A few days ago Mr., Shawkey ha'
0 nice we'll on his new property, will
g four feet of good water in it; Mr.. VA
Giesen dug a we'll on the lot adjoining
y Well, Van has a we'll, and Shawkey-
has hole in the ground with NJ
= water. Mr.. Roberts hauled water al
day Monday, ostepsibly for the pur
pose of Stacking lime, but our inform
ant thinks that Shawkey is bound t
:. keep up the supply at VanGiesen's wei
! az long as thero is any water left in tn
river. Nothing mean about Sbawkey
The Pleasantville boys came owe
= on Saturday afternoon last and playe
- the return game of ball with the Tic
. nesta club. The game was very closel
contested, resulting in a tie on tn
ninth inning, 20 to 20, and after play
ing three more innings the game wa
called on account of darkness, eac
: club having % tallies. The Dutc
% Hill and Buck Mills club played
game Saturday on the grounds of tt
70 former, which resulted in victory fo
d the B. M. boys, the score standin
u % to 18.
b Elsewhere in this issue will |
found the advertisement Of the Parke
IS Gun. To those at all posted in guI
II it is needless 10 recommend "Tl
n Parker" They have taken the higI
y est premiums at some of the most note
o Expositions of the world for exec
a lence Of shooting qualities and fms
le There are certainly no better gun
v and we doubt if there are any as goo
10 for the money in the world. The
will stand more hard shooting withol
K getting loose or racked than any gu
# made in America. Send for oatalogu
n The following item from his p
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