The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-11-06


remarked one Of the regular attend.
ants recently.
--Amsler never allows old stock to
accumulate of his hands. Quick
sales and small profits keeps his stock
fresh and healthy, and when you buy
an article you may depend on its
worth. Fruits of all kinds, candies,
cigars, tobacco, etc, always the
choicest. Try him. 1t
-Tbeo. Huddleson has a number
Of fine bred English fox. hound pup
pies which he will sell at reasonable
figures. They can be seen at the
farm house Of his father, VIM. Hud.
dleson, near the mouth of Little
Hickory creek, or correspondence
will reach him if addressed to East
Hickory, Pa.
"A total eclipse of the moon is on
the program for the night of Sunday,
Nov. II, the first so generally visible
since 1888. The totaity will begin
at 100, and from that time the circu.
lar shadow of the earth will occupy
more aud more of the surface of the
moon until at 11:06, when the eclipse
Ill au..l
by runaway on the tram rail
road on Big Minister creek, Howe
twp, last Monday morning, three cars
we're derailed and considerably wreck.
ed. Three of the brakemen were in.
jured, but we could not ascertain
their names, nor the extent of their
injuries, but understand they were not
of serious nature.
Rev. McAninch, of Tionesta,
made an interesting address on Chris.
tian Endeavor work in the Prysby.
terian church Sabbath evening. He
is forcible talker, is deeply inter.
ested in Christian Endeavor work,
and his visit here should have a stim
ulatiug effect on the society of this
place. -Marienvile Express.
"A fue black heifer stray ed
away, or was stolen, from the prem.
ises Of G. Zuendel, at Ross Run, on
be evening of the 26th ult. She
Weighed between five and six hun.
dred pounds, and was coming three.
year.old in the spring. Mr. Zuendel
would be very thankful and offers a
suitable reward for information that
will lead to her whereabouts.
The county realized S119 out of
The sale of the old sberiff's house aud
jail by the public sale which was held
last Thursday. Charles Clark pur.
chased the house aud stune for S103,
and the old Jail part was Knocked
lowu to Harvey Foreman for S12,
Q. M. Arner taking the stone for S4
The purchasers must remove the build
ings within thirty days after they have
been vacated.
Will Saul, who has for several
years held the position of station
agen at Tryonville, on the w. N. Y.
u p. road, has been promoted to the
rionesta station, where he first began
his career at railroading. AS for.
mer TioDesta boy he is welcomed
back by his.friends here, who at the
same time regret the departure of the
present efficient young agent, Will
Craig, Both have the best wishes OF
their many friends for success in the
future.
DIR. F. E. Allison, who is now
located at New Richmond. st. Croix
county, MINI, is here on a visit to
old friends and former neighbors.
He is looking and feeling exceeding.
ly we'll, in fact, seems younger than
when he left here three years ago,
With the exception that his new home
is somewhat on the cold order, he is
greatly taken with the country, and
his accounts Of the fine fishing and
hunting out there are enough tC
make ones mouth water, so to speak
On Monday of last week Wm
Huddleson, whose farm is located
near the mouth of Little Hickory
fell from the upper floor Of his barn
a distance Of about sixteen feet, strik
ing on a tanning mill that was staud
ing on the. ground floor, breaking
several ribs and otherwise bruisine
himself about the head and body
Mr.. Huddleson is large heavy man
and aged about 81 years, whicl
makes his Injuries the more severe
and difficult to heal. At last &C
counts he was doing fairly we'll unde
the trying circumstances, and hiI