The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-09-01

at least 60 days before the election,
and Sept. I'd is the last day. Don't
neglect.
Mr.. A. Biguon, the clothes clean.
er, IS back for a season. We hope
our citizens will give him sufficient
patronage to keep him here, as he is
an artist at the business and a useful
adjunct to the town.
All policy holders in A. Y. Find
lays Insurance Agency who expect to
take on gas can have that permission
endorsed on their policies by forward
ing same to the Agency or to John H.
MCPHERSON, Franklin, Pa, free of
charge. 1t
-Franklin is considerably agitated
over the trial of Gilbert c.. Ray for
the murder of his wife in April last.
An immense array of medical skill is
employed on the case. Tom Marshall
of Pittsburgh is one of the counsel for
the defense.
The Warren county fair com.
mences next Tuesday aud closes on
Friday. The management feel as
sured that they will be able to give
the people much better show than
last year, and they'll "get up and
dust" if they do.
The friends Of Mr.. T. J. Payne Of
Tylersburg, Pa, will be pleased to ex.
tend congratulation upon the happy
event of his marriage with Miss Mollie
Hicks. on the 10th ult. May peace
and joy abide with friend Payne and
bride while life shall last.
Golden Days for September has
already arrived, full of choice fresh
and high toned reading matter for the
young. No publication in this country
contains nicer or purer class of Sc.
lections than this one. James Elver.
son, Publisher, Philadelphia, Pa.
Harvey J. Hopkins and lady, of
Pleasantville, Pa, are expected to ar.
rive here tomorrow morning for few
days visit with the editor and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins are on their
way home from the G. A. r. reunion
at San Francisco Wddena Minn.,
Tribune.
Charlie Hunter lost his famous
old bob tail horse by supposed heart
disease last week. "Old Jim" was
supposed to be between 25 and 30
years of age, and could knock out any.
thing in the horse flesh line of his
weight. Charlie gave the faithful old
fellow a decent burial.
The farmers in adjoining counties
who purchased Bohemian oats, giving
their notes for sums which the swim.
dlers raised in amount and then haG
oashed at the nearest banks, are trying
to evade payment before the courts
They bought in haste and can repent
at leisure. - Oil City Blizzard. Beware
of swindlers in any form.
Frank Reck started for Erie yes
terday for the purpose of purchasing
a new saw mill, which he intends set.
ting up on tract of land near Mar.
ienville, in jerks township, and will
manufacture pine lumber for Messrs
Horton, Creary g. Co. The mill viii
have a capacity Of about 10000 feet
daily.
Capt. w. C. Kress, of Lock Ha
ven, Pa, attorney for A. Pardee &
Son, the purchasers of T. D. Collins
extensive numbering plant in Greer
township, has been here off and OIL
for the past two weeks assisting in tn,
execution of the title papers. TIL,
Captain is one of those whole. hearted
jOvial gentlemen whom it is a roa
pleasure to meet.
The borough schools open for thu
eight months term on Monday next
Mr.. G. H. Donnel of COOperstown
Venapgo county. the principal, is her
already and will acquaint himself will
the people somewhat before opening
school. Miss Alice Brennan of thi
place, and Miss Aggie Kerr will teacl
the intermediate and primary depart