The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-11-10

three new wagons about ready to turn
out, for which they have already got
customers. TheSe gentlemen are
building up an excellent trade by
honest, first class work and fair deal
ing.
"A flock Of wild geese lit 10 the
river Monday but remained only long
enough for two or three enthusiastic
gentlemen to get to tho banks with
their shot guns, and then "honked" q
last farewell to tho boys and departed
for Dixie.
Mr.. Alexander Mealy. Of Church
Hill, Ohio, paid q visit to his many
old friends 10 this section during the
week. He was enjoying excellent
health, and it gives US pleasure to
note that he is prosperous and happy
in his new home.
p NJ. Clark Esq, the Congress.
ional return judge from this county,
returned from Kittanuing this morn.
ing. where the judges met yesterday.
Mr. Geo. w. Osgood was the Senator,
ial return judge, cpd carried the re-
turns from this cobnty to Ridgway.
"A nice young doe came down to
the creek bank near Lawrence d
Smearbaugh's mill pond, on Monday
afternoon, and cOolly laid down to
rest %r hide, in sight Of Geo. Wesnt
who was at work on the opposite side.
George slid down to the house, got his
gun aAd pluuked the critter through
the heart, at distance of about $50
yards.
:, Our lively young Republican
friend, and Hickory's popular station
agent, F. A. Wheeler. sends US the
following enthusiastic efIusion on a
postal card: please send the REPUB.
LICAN to me right along. I've got
81 so left after election. Didn't we
put it QUITO 'em? Republicans weren't t
buried deep enough in 'S4. Hurrah
for US :"
The heaviest suow of the season,
and about the only one Of any coDse.
quence came softly down on Saturday
night, and on Sunday morning the
ground was covered to the depth OF
about six inches. More was added
Sunday night, and on Monday morn.
ing there was most tempting track
ing snow" Up to this writing, how.
ever, no vsDison hiss tnuched the mar
ket. But then, we haven't been out
yet.
Tho Kittanning. Armstrong coun'
ty, Republican pays our townsman
Mr.. Tate, the following hands me
compliment: "Our County Chairman
D. b. Heiner, deserves the thanks o.
every Republican in the county fol
securing the services of such an able
speaker as Miles w. Tate, Esq, who
spoke to the people in the northern
part of the county during the last two
weeks of the campaign. Mr.. Tate il
one of the prominent attorneys o.
Forest county aud his stirring speech
es bad telling effect in every district
in which it was his good fortune to be-
We hope we may have him with III
during another campaign, as there il
no doubt his services are of great val
ue to the party"
Mr.. aud Mrs. T. Fredc. Thomas
of New York and M. Fowler and
mother of Brooklyn, are TiOnesta'l
guests this week. Twenty years ago
when this section was "all torn up" il
the great oil excitement, these gentle
men were among the Eastern capital
lists who came to this country ant
made investments of more or less val
ue, aud can tell much that is enter
tanning about those stirring times
when a piece of land containing a lit
tie marshy ground would readily bring
any figure the owner was disposed tC
ask for it. Messrs. Thomas and Fow
ler's interests are located on 51SS
Tubbs Run, in Green twp, which j
among the most valuable oak timbs