The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1883-10-10

els, and perhaps more.
-"Golden Days" for October,
charming and entertaining as ever,
has reached its subscribers. A more
delightful magazine for young folks
is not published, and copy should be
in every household during the long
winter evenings. James Elverson
Publisher, Philadelphia, Pa.
Jas. G. Carson, who has resided
across the creek for some time, has
purchased Jas. Swailes' property, just
below the COnver building, the trans.
fer having been made Monday. We
understand Mr.. Swailes expects to To-
cate in West Virginia 10 the near fu-
ture, while Mr.. Carson will net occu-
py his new possession until spring
| time.
Geo Klump had the bad luck
on Monday to severely smash the two
first fingers of his left hand, while
hauling some saved timber from the
uew mill on Tubs Run. The end Of
one of sticks, which was about foot
square, dropped onto the fingers afore-
said, and you can bet your pile it was
a painful operation, and George will
lay off for day or two in consequence.
The Forest and Stream, the journ.
al Of angling and shooting, published
at New York, has issued digest of
the game laws of the different States.
This useful little pamphlet shonld be
in the hands of every sportsman as it
takes in the entire country and its vs-
ry accurate. Send 10 cents to the
Forest & Stream, 80 Park Row, n. Y.
for copy.
One day last week Harry Fens-
termaker, Of this place, shot an albino
black or grey squirrel. In size and
every other way it resembled an ordi-
nary squirrel, but it's color was snowy
white and its eyes we're of that pecu-
liar pink shade noticeable in albinos
of every kind. Could he have cap
tured it alive it would have been a
rare and valuable curiosity. - Clarion
Jacksonian. Geo Zuendel Of Dutch
Hill, reports having seen purely
white squirrel ia the woods lately, but
was unable to capture it.
The Erie Annual Conference oi
the M. E. Church, which met in New
Castle, Pa, last week, made the fol.
loving appointments ior this, the
franklin district:
j. M. Bray, Presiding Elder; Gin
tonville, William Brandfeld Emlen.
500, P. J. Slatterly; Fagundus, F, M
Small Farmingtop, L. Wick f.; Frank
lin, D. Datshaw; Garland, w. H
Hoovler; Karns City and Fsirview
S. E. Ryan Millerstown, d. S, Stead
man Monterey, j. c. Rhodes; Nortl
Washington, j. A. Hume; Oil City
Trinity, G. E. Hall Oil City. Grace
NJ. Miller; Parker City, John Lusher
PetrOlia and Martlnsburg, Wm. Tay
lor; Pleasantville, l. N. Clover
: Plummer, w. Rice; Reno and Suga
! Creek, to be supplied /; Rousoville, q
w. Shadduck St. Petersburg. S. H
'' Prather; Tidioute, w. P. Graham
Tionesta, j. P. Hicks Titusville, j
! N. Fradenburg; Waterloo, w. H
:. BuDce.
We have received from the pub
Usher the following vocal selections
: "Alone at Last" by Geo Schleiffartb
. Toe. This is the new Waltz Song tina
has made such hit everywhere late
Iy. II is gotten up in elegant styi
with a handsome title in o0lors, AM
thousands of copies are being sold
. "When l mean to Marry" by G. r
b Sidney, 4Oc. 1t is long time sine
e we have had the pleasure Of seeing {
y good humorous song, free from SLAM
j. and coarseness. Cut out this motto
l. and send it with one dollar to the pub
r Usher P. M.::Wolseffer, No. 8 Eldridg
ST., Chicago, Ills, and you will re
It ceive copy of each by return mail