The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1885-10-28

Oy usthB unslackeu lime. Place you
potatoes in layers about four deep
and sprinkle thoroughly with the lime
If the potatoes have commenced {,
rot this remedy will prevent further
decay.
The marriage Of Miss Abbie r
Partridge to Mr.. Mark Ahlstrom
both OF Jamestown, N. Y, on the 20tt
inst, is announced In the jamestown
Democrat. Miss Partridge is well and
favorably known to many of our citi.
zens, who will wish her much ioy on
this auspicious occasion.
Mr.. d. S. Drury of jerks town.
ship, was so unfortunate as to fall and
break one of his legs the fore part of
last week. Mr.. Drury was a visitor
to our town during last court and
formed a number of acqaintances, up.
on whom he left pleasant i'm preston,
and they will be sorry to learn of his
bad luck.
The Authors Review is one of
the neatest publications in the educa.
tlonal line that has ever been gotten
out in Pittsburgh. Among other i'm.
provements it comes before its readers
with view title page, which is cor.
rect index to the contents, being neat,
tasteful and appropriate. The Review
will be continued hereafter in twenty
page form, and if this number is to be
taken as criterion, will always be
found full Of interesting matter and
literary merit. Pittsburgh Times.
We are panied to learn of the
death of an old friend, Henry Setley
of East Hickory. On Saturday the
18th inst, he received a severe stroke
OF paralysis while engaged at some
work in field near his house and
was conveyed to his house, where he
remained i'll a semi. i.conscious condi.
tlon until the following Monday when
death ensUed. He was buried at Fa.
gundus, bis former home, on Wednes.
day of last week. Mr.. Setley's age
was about So years, and he was one of
the pioneers Of this section, bearing
a good reputation for honesty and in.
duStrY. May he rest in peace.
Cider is very plentiful this year.
Many who buy cider are bothered be.
cause it hardens aud changes to vine.
gar so fast. There are several good
metho is of keeping it for long time
ln drinkable condition. A new and
simple recipe is the following: Set the
barrel on end, tap it at the bottom
md at the top, draw off gallon or
wo and through the upper vent pour
n quart of raw linseed oil, or olive
Ill. This remaining on top, makes a
perfect packing" and while the gas
IAN escape no air can come in contact
With the juice, aud the cider remains
weet for all the time asked of it.
Referring to our denuncation of
arp and carp culture, the Spectator
"Our esteemed contempora.
y, unconsciously perhaps, in the de-
unciation of the German carp is
rossly insulting the great American
lcker, who has his lair below the
am at the Venango Mills, where the
oys congregate every spring to jerk
i'm out in innumerable quantities. c
he carp and the sucker are first I
'usins, and disparagement of one >
disparagement of the other" All I
ght. The astrological suckers the c
IN of q gun we were after. Franklin 1
'elCs. u
According to the list Of new APP 5
'lntments of fourth class postmasters g g
lblished in yesterdays Pittsburgh b
Ost, Mr.. Aruer has been ousted and n
r. 5. ii. Haslet appointed in his p
ace. In the list published in the " "
asette and Dispatch this appointment al
d not appear, however it is more N
an probable the Post is correct. al
his is a serious blow to Mr.. Arner,
ho has the misfortune to be minus a Sc
g, with a family of small children Fl
feed. 1t was complete surprise
the people of Tinnasta WIN are VI