The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1885-08-12

OF VIM. Smearbaugh & Co., then go
a1d try their goods.
The Free Methodist camp meet.
ing at Warren is quite we'll attended
by citizens from this county.
Prof Monday of Franklin, is in
town this week shaking hands with
his many old friends and musical ad.
mirers.
II. B. Cobb has gone to Kentucky
to look after some numbering interests
with view of engaging in the busi-
ness there shortly.
Our citizens are now laying in
their hard coal for the winter, and it's
about the cheapest time to "coal up"
we'll have for time.
Last Friday night the folks at
Neiltown held festival for the bene.
fit of the church there netting quite a
handsome sum of money.
Read the program of the coming
Sabbath School Convention in this
issue. Not one school 10 lhe county
should fail to be represented.
-Welch's wildcat venture, on 5214,
about one and one.fourth mile south.
west of the Kelly & Grandin wells at
BalltowD, will reach the sand to-day
or tomorrow.
Mrs. Smith would Say to the la.
dies of Tionesta that she is now pre-.
pared to do all kinds of sewing and
dress making, having secured the as.
sistance of competent dressmaker.
jerks twp. has elected the fol.
lowing teachers for the ensuing school
term: S. F. Rohrer. Mollie Hicks,
Lizzie Butler, Edith Scott, A. j. Sal.
lade. School will open Sept. Z.
Robinson & Bonner are putting
up commodious building next their
store for the use of the fire depart
nent of Tionesta. 1t is the most cen.
tral spot in town aud very easy of
access.
Quite extensive improvements
are making on the M. E. Church. A
new roof, papered inside throughout,
u vestibule and helfry in trout, aud
substantial sidewalk are among the
fancy touches the edfics is receiving.
The first of the week-Sunday
we think somebody's dog or dogs
made sad havoc with the sheep out on
Stewards Run. Between 50 and 60
sheep we're destroyed, nearly every
person owning sheep out on the Run
being among the losers.
Mr.. M. Crrpenter, Photographer,
offers his entire stock of tools, instru.
ments and gallery for sale, excepting
only his amateur instruments. He has
an immense amount of stuff and offers
a rare bargain to any purchaser. Mr..
Carpenters advanced years compel
him to take this step.
Ducks are very plentiful these
days and our local sports invariably
return with full bags. To return with
40 aud 90 as the result of an hours
work is nothing. What a pity some
of our eastern friends could not BIZ
with US and avail themselves of such
pastime.-Bathgate ID. r., Sentinel.
Hold on, there, Rob! You make US
tired.
The premium list of the Warren
County Fair has reached us. The
second annual fair of the association
will be held Sept. 8, 8, 10 and II, and
promises to be successful one. judg.
ing from the completeness of the pre-
MUM list. Their FIRST effort last year
exceeded the expectations of those
who attended and undoubtedly the
coming fair will excel in all branches.
Rev. Small announced in church
last Sabbath evening that Presiding
Elder Bray will be here to conduct
communion services in the NJ. E.
Church next Sunday. On Saturday
evening he will talk on Sabbath School
work, Love Feast at $50 Sunday
morning and Communion after the