The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-12-14

this week, but their productions are
all interesting and good, and we
gladly yield the space.
TELL me, ye angelic host, ye
messengers of love, shall swindled
printers here below have no redress
above ?" The angels tapped their
wings and said "To you heap is
given delinquents on a printers book
can never enter heaven. ."-Ec.
"A large assortment in Notions,
Ladies and Misses Wool Mitts and
Hose, Gents Wool Hose, Underwear
&C., to arrive this week at VIM
Smearbaugh q Co. 2t.
On account of the various other
entertainments the next meeting ofthe
Y. P. /. s. has been postponed until
New Years Eve, Dec. 31st, when the
meeting will take place at the resi-
denoe of Mr., j. H Derickson. A good
programme has been arranged for that
evening, and after that is finished a
watch meeting will be held to see the
old year go and new come. All men,
bers should attend as a pleasant time
is anticipated.
Don't forget it. We have full
stock of goods suited to this section
and season at prices as low as the
lowest when quality is considered.
Call and see. Robinson & Bonner. 2t.
We learn that Mr.. A. B. Root of
Root & Watson's mills, has sold out
his interests in that property to his
500, Aaron, aad has purchased the
farm of Chris. Cropp, near Tubbs Run.
Mr.. r.. has followed the numbering
business the greater portion of bis life,
and now retires TO the peaceful pur.
suits of farming. in which he can take
things comparatively easy the balance
of his days. The farm he has bought
is one of the finest in the country, and
il will not suffer under his care.
-Holeman g. Hopkins have now
ready for inspection their immense
stock of Holiday Goods. Come early.
Come often. No trouble to show
goods. 1t.
"A year ago ice dealers were taking
ice from the river sixteen inches thick,
stoves were hunting for the bottom Of
coal bins and the boys and girls were
wearing out their clothes trying to
learn how to skate. All of which
would seem to indicate that it is not
so cold this winter as it was last
Derrick. In connection with which ne
take the liberty to state that the house
fly still buzzes about, which is pretty
good sign that we amt going to have
much cold weather yit awhile, and
don't you fergit it.
Come early and make your HOli-
day selections, and get first choice. 1t
will pay you to look at our large
stock. 1t. HoLEMAN & HOPKINS.
One of our reliable exchanges
furnishes the following bit of informa-
ton, which is valuable: All borough
and township as we'll as State and
county taxes, are made a first lien on
real estate upon which they are
levied. The law provides for a lien
docket to be kept in the Commission
ers' Office, new set Of books will be
required for the purpose. In case a
judicial sale takes place, the lien
docket is to be satisfied before any
money is paid to the creditors. Col.
lectors of taxes should inform them
selves as to the requirements of the
law, so as to guard against the penal
ties prescribed in the third section.
We have now on exhibition the
largest, finest, and cheapest stock OF
merchandise ever shown in Forest
Co. 1t. HoLEMAN 81 HOPKINS. a
-Peterson's Magazine for January
is the most superb number ever issued
of that popular lady's book. There
are two steel engravings, "Happy AS
A Queen" and "Playing at Doctor, "
the latter one of the most amusing Of
its kind we have ever seen. Besides
these, there is a double.size, steel,