The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-12-24

1t is sad that eight csrcGsses OF veni-
son have been found in the woods in
Sullivan county by men employed by C.
w. Chaplin, since the close of the hunting
season. In every case the deer were
wounded by buckshot, and It is believed
that 20 or more of the animals have been
killed in the same way and len to waste
in the woods. Wonde- if anything of
he kind happened in Forest county this
season?
Don't fo:get the Macy concert at the
court house Monday, January ): This
will b. one Of the choicest of entertain
ments, and these celebrated people could
not be had in Tionesta were it not that
it is one OF their "ofT date" nights. The
company is fine and plays in the largest
cities of the United States. whose leading
papers are profuse ia heir praise of the
fine artists composing the company. So
If you care to bo royalty entertained
don't miss this rare treat Tickets on
sails at Bermau's.
Mrs. Eleanor II ghes will expose to
public sale on the Chas Albaugh farm,
Albaugh Hill, Hickory Twp, Saturday.
January 3, 1908, at 10 o'clock, one
set double harness, two horses, one
COW, spring calf, lot of thoroughbred
White Wyandotte chickens, farm wagon,
huckster wagon, buggy, bob sleds, thresh-
ing machine, wind mill, plow, cultivator.
and all other farm implements Set good
blacksmith tools, about 5000 carriage
bolts, different sizes, a quantity of Hay,
straw, apples turnips, cabbage, potat es,
canned fruit, household goods and other
articles. Terms. sums of S. or under,
cash; over s. to $40, three months time
over $40, six months time with approved
security. The iarm is for rent.
Charles Nylander, a prominent and
highly esteemed citizen of Lickiugville,
died on Friday last aud was buried at the
| Deaner cemetery on Sunday. Deceased
was in the SD year of his age, and is sur
vivod by his vile, one daughter, Mrs.
Albert Foy, aud one son. lis death was
caused 10y paralysis of which he had suf-
! Tered a second stroke short time pre-
vious. Mr.. Xyander was member in
/ good standing Of the Grand Army OF the
Republic, of the / o. o. +. oiTy lersOurg,
and the United Workmen of Tionesta, al
the time of his demise. lie was good
citizen in all respects and will be much
missed in The community in which he
| had for many years made his home. The
funeral was held under the auspices oi
the odd Fellows fraternity.
Once again the little air-gun nuisance
has been demonstrated. Last Saturday
afternoon Ferdinand, the l2-years-old
son ofAddison Wagner, of the township
became the possessor of a new air-gun
and he and Harrison Blum, about bis
own age, entered into a sort of battle. all
in fun, of course, not realizing the danger
OF the little guns, which threw a BB-shot
the pellets from Harrison's gun struck
Ferdinand in the right eye, and the bat
tie ended. DR.. Greaves was summoned
and found the injury sufficiently serious
to advise the services of an eye specialist
and the boy was taken to Oil City fol
that purpose on the evening train, and i
is thought that while the eye-sight vii
not be totelly destroyed it will be some
what impaired. The sale of these dan
gerous playthings should by all mean'
be prohibited.