The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-09-23


ing logs in the mill, when one of them
came crashing down upon him, pin.
ming him to the ground. The log was
lifted from him and it was found that
he was very badly hurt about the head
and body, the blood gushing from his
ears and nose. DIR. Stonecipher at.
tended him and it is thought that he
will recover. -MarienUiUe Express.
"A new game called the Editors
Delight" is played in this wise: Take
sheet of ordinary writing paper,
fold carefully and enclose bank note
sufficiently large to pay up all ar.
rearages and one year in advance.
What adds immensely to the pleasure
of the game is to send along the name
of new subscriber or two, acoompa.
MED by cash. Keep your eye on the
editor and If smile adorns his face
the trick works like a charm. Now is
an appropriate time to work the joke.
-Messrs. Wm. Mckee and John
Charleston have purchased the old
Hulings farm on the top Of the hill
road leading toward Pleasantville,
about 2 miles from this place. For
many years this property has lain idle,
and had so grown up with brush and
saplings as to be totally obliterated as
farm, but by the thrift and energy Of
these gentlemen is once more made to
look like the fine farm it used to be.
The public road divides the two pur.
chases, and each expects to build a
house on his place.
During one Of the delightful,
moonlight nights of last week, the
cornet band gave the entire town an
elegant serenade. Taking a position
on the high hill opposite the borough
they played several of their best
selections, and as the sweet strains
hoated out upon the still atmosphere
each particular note could be plainly
heard in every portion of the town
The effect was very fue, and we hope
the boys will find opportunity to give
US another treat of the same before The
weather gets too cool.
In digging sewer trench along
one of the principal streets of Frank
lin one day last week, workmen un
earthed the bones of a supposed de
funct Indian. "My goshl' Wha
won't they yet find in that Nursery o
big men? The Blizzard intimates tina
franklin was early discovered to be I
clever spot in which to lay to rest th
silent dead, by the keen sighted
aborignes, and hints that the SAM
cemetery.like appearance still hover
around the ancient city. It's meal
fling, so it is, and calls for cente
shot from one Of the Ne,cs' poisoned
arrows.
AT Golinza Mills, Green twp,
this county, on Wednesday, Sept. 30
1891, public sale of cousiderabl
magnitude will take place. Amoni
the articles on the list is a stock @
store goods and store fixtures, consist
ing of boots, shoes, dry goods, hard
ware, tin aud crockery ware, desk:
show cases, scales, &C., aud lot G
household goods, such as chairs, cham
Der sets, shat rack. side board, book
case, center tables, cooking and heat
} ing stoves, ingram and Brussels cal
, pets, dishes, hard coal and variou
l other articles. A fine 3yearold col
sired by Tempest" and goo
: driving mare will also DE disposed o
, The terms of sale are easy: All sum
of So or under, cash; all over $5, one
third cash, balance 6 months not
. with approved security. Remembe
, the date. Sale begins at $50 in tn
| the morning.
I -Messrs. Reese and Johnston, ou
e famous local base ball battery, hav
e been employed by an up'river gentle
I man to aid the Tionesta club in
t contest with the Tidioute nine. Ther
has been considerable rivalry existin
. between the two towns respecting tn
:, merits of their ball players, aud it
!, proposed to lower the eouceit of tn
latter place with a little foreign al
sistance. .--Kittanning Sentinel Mu
: be some mistake about this. Tionest
hasn't been able to get up nerS
enough this year to come to Tidiout
And beside we presume Tidioute woul
decline to play the balance of Il
State of Pennsylvania even if it boz
the Tionesta label. However, if eitbt
Is TiOnesta or Kittanning have any loci
u stock that want to take practicj
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