The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-07-27

is the guest of Mis-. E. L. Davis this
week.
Miss Emma Sloan, of Allegheny
City, arrived on Friday last, and is
paying Tionesta friends visit.
Hood Siggins was in town a few
hours on Monday, and Jim dropped in
on us a few minutes yesterday p. m.
Mr. II. G. Greuner, Of the Titus
vile Herald, and very pleasant gen.
tleman, was doing Tionssta yesterday.
Miss Flora Haslet, formerly Of
Tionesta, has now cast her fortunes
with us in Cooperstown.- - COoper8tO'Cn
Ne,Us.
-Rattlesnakes are not as large
crap this yesr as heretofore in this
section; or else the stock Of liars is
decreasing.
Dog days and Fly time are upon
us, and baldheads suffer accordingly.
No reflections on your devoted cocoa
nut, Charlie Bonner.
Squirrels may be killed from
Sept. l to Jan. 1; pheasants Oct. l to
Jan. deer Oct. / to Dec. 81 ac.
cOrding to the late law.
Harvest hands arc very scarce
this season; so much SO that it is
feared many of our farmers will not
get their crops all garnered.
The r. Il. Co. have put in new
switch at this depot for the accOmmo-
dation of shippers. 1t is a good scheme
aud is greatly appreciated by the pat
rens Of the Road. -
Melt. Cole, who has made careful
examination, says the beechnuts will
be little more than half crop, but
sufficiently large, he thinks, to bring
iu the pigeons this fall.
Editor Kepler is building an
addition to the Democratic office, which
will be occupied by Mr.. Fulton as a
harness shop. Mr.. T. is doing a good
business in his line, being kept busy
day and night.
Day after day teams loaded witt
cherry and ash lumber Of unequnlec
quality pass our Office door. 1t is al
Forest county production and II
enough to make the most indifforen
citizon feel proud.
Our old Democratic friend, L. j
Payne, of Tylersburg, is erecting ;
handsome and substantial dwelling a
that place, the frame work of which i
completed. Geo. Sawyer of this plsc
is the "boss' carpenter.
Mr.. j. w. Jameson is now. tn
landlord of frst-class hotel in Sala
manca, N. Y, having taken possession
week or two ago. Johns man,
friends about here will wish him abun
dant success in his new departure.
-Baldwin's Railway Guide 70
July ia on hand, and an excellen
number it is. All travellers with goo
sense will provide themselves wit
this charming companion. No US
missing connections whea you ar
supplied with Guide.
An excursion to BrOkenstra,
Island, given by the Ivy Club of Oi
City, yesterday, was grand afail
The train contained six coaches, all G
which were filled to overhOwlng
Quite a number who were fortunat
enough to receive invitations attende
from this place and report most en-
joyable day.
The third annual trip Of tA
Forest Primeval Excursion Club wa
held last week on the upper wateI
of Salmon Creek. Mes0rs. A. ID. Col,
grove, Cory; j. B. and A. IL. Sis
gins, Hickory and r. d. HOskir
accompanied the party and report
good time and just enough fishing an
hunting to make it interesting.
Maj. D. r. Heron and wife,
Titusville, paid eur place a visit c
i, Sunday as the guests of Mrs. o.
Hoskins. The Major is the candida
r for Sheriff of Crawford county on Il
Republican ticket, which same is equ
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