The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-09-15

hODlnSOn ~ Bonner store, ana was |
laid by one Of Mr.. RS common breed !
of chickens. It's circumference is 50
one way and 69 the other. Many who
have examined it will not believe but
that it is a goose egg. The old hen is
still living and doing we'll.
Since the time for legal registra-
ton has passed the next important
thing for voters to attend to is the
paying of their taxes This is the
most important duty devolying upon
voter, as neglect to pay State or
County tax at least thirty days before
election. debars a man from voting,
whether he has lived and been regis
tered in the district all his life. Re-
publicans don't forget it.
-Holeman & Hopkins are coming
Court Week, and will have in their
building, formerly occupied by DR..
Blaine and d. w. Clark, next door to
the Central House, a full line of
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods,
&c, at lowest possible prices. Come
and see our stock and prices. 2t.
The weekly edition Of the PetrO-
Zepm World is issued, and bids fair to
become as popular as the daily. The
form and makeup is the same as the
daily and it contains all the news Of
the week written up in graphic and
comprehensive manner by the able
scriLes of that institution. 1t costs
but S1.50, while its actual worth is
treble that amount. We trust the new
enterprise will meet with deserving
success.
-"J. N. H." sends the following in
reply to "a Democrat" in last weeks
Democrat: "We wish to say that when
the President of the Dut.h Hill Gar
field Club proposed to cheer Hancock
he knew that he wonld como out at
the tail end, and he was anxious that
he should have at least one cheer from
that section. And further, we were
not aware that there was a man in
Forest county so small as to make a
fuss about sheet of paper. But look
} ont for Damocrats s"
-Baldwin's Official Railway Guide
for September is around on time. This
number contains, in addition to Its
full and complete railroad statistics, a
beautiful and comprehensive map
, which alone is worth the price of the
Guide. No traveller can reasonably
afford to be without the Guide, as i
gives more and better information
than is usually found in publications
which cost much more. w. S. Bald
win, Publisher, AZ Exchange St.
Buffalo, n. Y.
, Rev. Stone delivered his farewell
! sermon to large congregation las
, Sunday evening at the Nj. E. Church
! It was an earnest and touching exhor
tation to those in the Church to prov
f faithful, and to those not yet in the folC
r to embrace religion and abstain iron
q the ways of the wicked When Rev
\ Stone came to this charge the churcI
= was considerably in debt and the in
;. terest in religious matters somewha
;. shaken. Through his efforts the deb
;. has been wiped out and the church
q in prosperous condition. His con
d gregation and the people general
G will wish him prosperity and happines
h in whatever field his lot may be cas-
e Those Of our people who want on
: more day of real enjoyment and profit
n able sightseeing before the season
closes, will take advantage of th
d cheap excursion to Niagara Falls tC
IS morrow, Thursday. There are quit
r number in this vicinity who hay
p never visited Niagara, and who al
/ almost persuaded" that should ne
Il miss this opportunity. Many ma
J. think it late in the season, but such
Il not the case, as this is by far the mo:
pleasant time of year for an occaso
sc of this kind. The fare for the room
Of trip from here will be $2.70, whic
n is very much less than half rate
y Tickets for all points of interest at IL
d Falls will be for sale on the train at le