The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1885-09-16


growing worse, and it was deemed
best to have him removed to the above
institution in the hope Of beneftting
if not entirely curing, him of his
trouble.
Geo. Raab, Tionesta's sleek bar.
Der, is the victim this time. His bride
is one Of the fair daughters of Oil
City, and the interesting event oc.
Cured in that city on Monday evening
last, as per notice elsewhere published.
Prosperity, happiness, long life, ETC.,
ETC., to you and yours, George, and
may your cares be little ones. Next
gentleman.
Calvin and Emanuel Weller,
George Stephenson and Harry ALE.
bach returned Friday evening from a
two weeks trip to Forest Co. They
"put up" about seven miles from Ma.
rienville with an old trapper and had
"trip staven good time" They
brought back black berries enough for
about eight dozen cans, besides recol-
lections of bad weather, snakes, etc.
EmlentOa' Neos.
We understand that Judge Irwin
has beard from the Patent Office in
relation to the chemical roof paint re.
Gently invented" by him. The cor.
respondent informs him that the u.
5. Examiner has set on his case, but
unfortunately for the Judge the IL. 8.
e. sat down on his invention so hard
that his prospects for fortune out of
it is knocked into cooked hat. The
Judge informed his partner" that the
admixture, or most of it, had been
known to the patent Office boys for
something less than a hundred years.
"A right royal entertainment is
booked to take place at the Court
House next Monday evening. 1t will
consist of an exhibition of works of
art, vocal and instrumental music by
some of the best talent the town af
fords, readings and recitations by
Miss Laura Keller, the superb elocu.
zionist, song by "Ye Olde Folke,"
&c, &c. 1t will be we'll worth hear.
ing no doubt, and as the proceeds are
to go toward defraying expenses in.
Cured in repairing the NJ. Z. Church,
should be patrOnized literally.
The fair at Warren last week,
notwithstanding the unfavorable
weather at the start, was one of the
best held in this section of the State,
so pronounced by good judges. Their
entries numbered over 2000, and the
display was about as fine as is gener.
ally seen at a county fair, especially
their live stock. There was some.
Thing to attract and interest all tastes,
and truly the managers and people of
Warren can we'll be proud of their
second fair. The attendance on Thurs.
day is variously estimated at from
5000 to 10000 people.
Amos F. Ledebur of Starr, For.
est county, Pa, has secured the agen.
cy for the American Fruit Evaporat.
or, which is a new invention to this
section, and should occupy place in
the orchard of every farmer' 1t is so
arranged that it can be set up any
where and can be manipulated by a
child. 1t dries apples and retains all
the natural flavor and color, and
there is no use of allowing a particle
of fruit to 60 to waste if you have one
of them on your place. They are
sold at price within reach of any
farmer. Apply to Mr.. Ledebur for
circulars and any information.
-Peterson's Magazine for October
makes us marvel more than ever how
SO beautiful monthly can he pub.
lished for so low a price. The princi.
pal engraving on steel, "The Star of
the Night" is a portrait of one of
the lOvliest of women, and looks as if
painted from life. There are two col.
ored patterns in embroidery; a man.
moth cOlored fashion.plate; a story
profusely illustrated; and some fifty
wood-cuts of fashions, workable pat.