The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-11-02
Thanksgiving next.
Election next Tuesday.

Election next Tuesday.
Christmas comes on Sunday this
year.
TAKE NO STOCK IN ELEC-
TIONEERING LIESl
Thanksgiving will be the next
legal holiday which will be Thursday,
Nov. "a.
The evenings are getting deci-
dedly lengthy. Good books and
papers are now in order,
Republicans this is the last OPP
portunity we will have before election
to warn you to be on your guard, and
work for tie ticket.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Auer, of
Stark Co., Ohio, are paying a visit to
Judge Reck's family. Mr.. Auer is
Mrs. Reck's oldest brother.
Miss Agnes Sibbald of Philsdel-
phia, and Mrs. Shields, OF Ohio, wife
of Rev. Shields, a former resident Of
this place, have been visiting friends
in this county, being the guests ofthoir
brother, Mr. Geo. Sibbald.
Mr.. Peter Berry is one of the
Michigan sufferers. the late fires hav-
ing swept over aud destroyed a large
body of timber owned by him. He
recently returned from visit to that
section and reports things looking
rather gloomy.
Mr.. Theodore Stewart, of Silver
Creek, n. Y, is paying visit to Tio
nesta relatives, he being brother o.
Mrs. p. O. Conver aud Mrs. II. A
Adams. Mrs. COnver, who has. been
visiting at the above named place fol
several weeks, returned on Friday last
Mr.. A. U. Mckay, of Hadleyi
Mercer Co., Pa, accompanied by hi
daughter, Miss Eva, was here during
the week visiting his brother, oul
worthy Postmaster. He is pleasant
and agreeable gentleman, and bears
close resemblance to the venerable
P. M.
Berry Bros. & Grandin have thei
we'll down 600 feet at Balltown, anC
with good luck will finish this ventur,
in ten days or two weeks. This viii
be their last we'll on the Mill propert,
this year, but In the spring will con
time to search for the oil bearing rock
Mr.. N. Burdick, who has jus
finished saving lumber for Lawrenc
& Dale at the mouth Of LamentatiOn
short time ago, sawed Is logs in on
hour and five minutes, which is prett.
fast work for little mill ; the lumbe
was veil made, too. They will NOV
the mill mile or so farther up tn
creek in a short time.
Chairman Brockway issues shor
address to the Republicans, which vii
be found elsewhere in this paper, an
t we trust every Republican will rea
and act upon it. There is no possibl
excuse for any Republican to scratc
his ticket at this election. It is first
class in every respect and entitled
the hearty support of all, Our enc
mics are building their only hope {
success on the belieftbat Republican
will split their ticket. Now let Us di
. appoint them and elect our ticket b
handsome majorltios. 1t can be dor
: if every Republican voter will tur
out.
The following figures are give
r. us as authentic of the lumber an
timber which will be run on TionesI
creek this fall, should there be suf
cient water; Roupe g. Son will ha'
24,OOO cubic feet of hemlock timber
The Salmon Greek Lumber Co., al
N. G. Cole, q, 900 cubic feet hemloc
besides which the company has
creek pieces of mixed lumber raft'
u ready to run. Wheeler q Dusenbur
= $4,000 cubic feet Of pine. Dale
Lawrence, nine creek pieces Of pir
Miles & sheasley, 80 pieces Of pin
R. Haggerty & Small, for Lacy, 80 piec
Of pine. A "ereek piece" is suppOs