The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-11-30

part Of last week 10 this vicinity. !
-Four or Eve were killed ia the woods
on the west side Of tberiYef, and sey-
eral more we're shot It bat escaped |
the fatal bullet. They are fine eating
this time Of year, 80 they say.
Most Of she men who took trips
down the river on lumber have re-
turned and report .he safe arrival in
Pittsburgh ofall the lumber started
from here last week. Lumber and
timber are said 20 find ready sale at
good figures, which will fill the hearts
Of the boys With joy, and their pockets
with ducats.
The Teachers Institute for this
county, which convenes OH December
26, promises to be something extra.
Supt. Hillard will have some of the best
talent Of the land here to give lectures
and instructions. No teacher should
miss this institute now that they will
be allowed their time while in attend.
ance. Col. Sanford, one of the most
noted lectures Of the country, will be
present.
Mr. Frank Riker, who went to
seek his fortune 10 the gold diggins"
of Colorado, something over year
ago, writes to friend in this place
that he is doing we'll where he is locs-
ted at Buckhorn Rancho, near Lead
vile, and instructed the gentleman to
set up the cigars to all his old friends
here at bis expense. We are glad to
know Frank is succeeding, aRd hope
he may return some day with his for.
tune made.
Nos. % and "a Of Saalfeld's 10c,
Libraries have arrived with their usual
supply Of choice music. The former
contains the following; Absent; My
Star of Home Desiderio Gobble
Duet, from "The Mascotte y Gar.
fields Funeral March. The contents
of the latter are Guardian Angel
Gently Rest Built a Bridge Of
Fancies; Monastery Bells. Published
by r. A. Saalfeld, $50 Broadway
n. Y, for only 10 cents.
Thanks to the Printers of Frank
lin for an invitation to their "second
annual dinner" OF Thanksgiving. Il
would have given us pleasure te have
been there, but as this is only the sec
ond dinner they have had in two years
1T would hardly be doing the graceful
thing TO go down and devour thei
victuas on this occasion which only
happins orce a year. Brother Smiley
of the Citizen served the viands thi
year, and from what we can learn 1
royal feast was enjoyed. Next yea
we'll try and be there, if we have
chance.
: Henry Smith, of Beaver Valley
Hickory twp, died suddenly ON Wed
, nesday morning of last week. He go
: up in the morning between 6 and
to build fire, and was shortly after
! wards found dead. 1t was though
best to hold an inquest which wa
: done by Coroner Church, of Hickory
A post mortem examination was mad
> by DIR. Coburn when it was found tha
the cause of his death was paralysi
in accordance with which the jur
returned a verdict. Mr.. Smiths ag
q was about 81 years, and he was we
, and favorably known to many Of OF
older citizens.
a Our sister town, Tidioute, is ju
g now experiencing business boo
j that bids fair to awake it from i
e long sleep and restore it to some of i
0 old, time activity. The citizel
q are taking hold of things in the rig
way, and are bound to make busine
y boon. They have organized cor
e pany for the manufacture of chai
,, and all kinds of furniture, woOd'
-e utensils, &C., which organization
8 composed Of the most prominent bui
( ness men of the place, The facto
g. building is being pushed forward ra
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