The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1885-10-07

.-Buckwheat cakes and pork sau-
sage will soon be on tap again.
Mrs. II. G. Mcknight and two
sons, of Oil City, are guests at S. j.
Campbell's residence.
No chestnut accidents" as yet,
although the average small boy has
laid in good share of his winters
supply.
Fishing for bass is the choice
pastime Of these days Catching 'em
is another branch Of the industry,
however.
"A stone culvert has been put in
at the head Of Bridge ST., hext to Her
mans store. The right thing ir the
right place.
District Attorney Van Giesen has
changed his mind about locating in
Kansas, but expects soon to move to
Edenburg, Clarion county.
The bell was successfully placed
on the NJ. f. Church last Thursday,
and has since been peIforrhing its mis-.
sion of calling the people to services.
The band.boys are resting their
mouths while awaiting the arrival of
their new horus, the ones they had
having been pronounced n. G. by Prof
Crisp.
Mr.. T. G. Jackson has 50 far re.
covered from his apoplectic stroke as
to be able to 60 about his room and
converse with friends, we are pleased
to note.
- Miss May Agnew's many young
friends will be panied to learn that
she is still critically i'll. yet it is hoped
she may soon experience change for
the hetter.
--Mrs. Geo. Morgan and grandson
Charles, shipped their household
goods TO Oil City last week, where
they will uake their future home with
Fred. Morgan.
The borough board Of directors,
at its last meeting, adopted Smiths
works on Physiology and Hygiene, in
accordance with the provisions of the
late law bearing on that subject.
"A game of base ball will be
played in OIL City to morrow between
the Louisville aud Allegheny clubs.
Also one on Friday. Two such noted
clubs will doubtless attract large
crowd.
Rev Wilder, who has manv old
friends in this section, spent a night at
the house Of Mr. Andrew McCray, on
Huleman Flats, while on his way to
his new charge in Jefferson county,
short time ago.
Although the deer and pheasant
season has been open for week, our
market has not as yet been glutted by
either of these species of game. How
ever, the grouse crop is said to be un.
usually good this season.
The plasterers have finished their
work on ID. w. Clsrk's fine mansion,
and the carpenters are again at work
putting on the finish inside. Mr..
Clark expects to move in about the
first of December or sooner.
The first little touch of winter
struck these parts on Sunday last, and
we learn there was strong suspicion
of snow in some parts back on the
hills. Jackson Frost may be expect.
ed to put in his appearance in good
shape most any day now.
Bids will be received by the
School Board of the Borough until
Saturday evening for the janitorship
of the school house for the present
term. "No kindling fires with kero-
sene" will be about the only "swivel
service" restriction under which the
candidate will be placed.
Mr.. II. A. Adams leaves for Ma.
riou, Ohio, this week where, in com
pany with Messrs. T. B. Cobb and j.
T. Dale. he will build mill for the
manufacture of slaves. The company
has a good lay out there, and will un.
doubtedIy make success of the un-
dertaking, all being practical aud ex.