The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-12-19

of FIVE pieces, will furnish the music
for the dance to be given in the Rink,
Dec. %. Good order will be kept and
all are cordially invited to come.
Jas. g. Carson and Henry Shoe
maker are having disagreeable time
of it trying to get new building,
next TO Hon. L. l.. Davis office, under
roof The building is to be used by
the Gas Co. when completed.
Jack shall pipe and Gill shall
dance" just as long out in the open
barn as they please. The free born
American citizen don't fear neuralgia
with Salvation Oil to the 'front.' Ouly
a twenty FIVE cent investment.
The Philadelphia Record Almanac
is the first really FIRST class publication
Of the kind to find its way to our
table, and when we say first class we
mean all the words imply. 1t is re-
markably fresh aud complete in its
election figures, which it gives even to
the official popular vote of the United
States. There's no end to the infor-
nation it gives on great variety of
subjects.
The river at this writing is on
somewhat of "higb," bank full in
fact, caused by the steady rain Of
Sunday and Sunday night. Tttscreek
bad frozen over at the mouth and there
was promise Of good winter "set il" "
The sleighing on the bills was fac,
aud as the foundation is still pretty
solid, we may have good going yet be.
fore Christmas. A very little snow
will do it.
Another invoice Of tramps APP
piled for pie, cake and feather beds at
the borougb's expense Friday night.
While they didn't just get set up
like that they managed to live through
the night. and next day Policeman
Shoemaker found them a place to put
in good share of the time with pick
aud shovel The medicine seems to
have taken effect as none of the gen.
try have smiled on US since. -
Henry F. James, who returned
recently from the American Forestry
Congress at Atlanta, Ga, to which
body he was appointed q delegate by
Gov. Beaver, reports that the sessions
were very interesting and .thatkhe,dis
cussions developed much in a practi
cal way that will tend to the preser
walton of the forests and to preven
the rapid decreasing of the country
that is now going on. The evils of ,
treeless surface are now fully under
stood, and the way to prevent furthe
denudation is now the problem to b
dealt with. The next meeting Of th'
Forestry Congress will be held il
; Philadelphia. Franklin Neacs.
Some. localities protect their gam
from pot hunters by enforcing q la,
making it illegal to send game kille'
there out of the State. Why would j
not be good idea to encourage th
passage of such law in this State
1t is a known fact that in some por
tions of this vicinity market hunting
has become quite an industry, ant
game-particularly pheasants ---ar
Systematically hunted simply for th
price they bring, with the result tha
such game is becoming very scarce. l
is strongly suspected, also, that mucl
of the game brought to market is lille
gally taken. MeGdviHe Tribune. w
second the motion and call for tn
question without further debate. Th
incoming legislature will please tax
notice.
Don't forget the Institute mex
week, and be sure to attend the lee
lures. Monday evening the gifte'
orator, Jahu Dewitt Miller will lectur
on the uses of UglineSs," and agaiI
on Tuesday evening on "Love, Court
ship aud Marriage" These lecture
are very highly spoken of by the bes
critics of the country, and if you mis-
them you miss a great deal. Mis-
Vandelia Varpum will lecture Of
Wednesday evening on Scientific TEN
perance; this will be free. Thursda
evening Rev. Bowling will talk abou
the Good Old Times" on whic
theme he has gained a national repu
tstion. Mr.. Frank Wheeler will sin