The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-10-02
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Notice the 35c. underwear at
1t. H. j. HOPKINS g. Co.'s.
-Plasterer Geo. Armstrong has
commenced work on Mr.. Robinson's s
new mansion.
Don't put up common stove pipe
in your parlor, but get Russia pipe at
f. w. Laws. 1t
The season is open and there's
danger ahead for the pheasant that
drums in the fall, ira la.
An elegant line of Silverware and
Jewelry just arrived at Smearbaugh
d Co. 2t.
Mrs. Chas. Stewart, of Grove
City, Pa, is the guest of her sister-in-
law, Mrs. q. w. Bovard.
The leaves are fast turning, and
soon the hills will bloom forth in all
their autumnal glory. and SO forth,
etcetera.
Rev. VIM. Richards will preach
in the Free Methodist Church next
Sunday evening. Services will begin
at 7 o'clock.
The 54th annual session Of the
Erie Conference of the M. +. Church
convened in Franklin yesterday, Bish.
mp Foss presiding. About $50 minis
ters are in attendance.
Columbus discovered America
and Edison invented the photograph,
but it remained for DR. Bull to invent
the remedy of the age, "The Cough
Syrup" the kingly cure.
George Jackson, who has been an
assistant of DR.. Freeman, goes to Bal
timore to day to further perfect him.
self in the profession Of dentistry.
Success to him. Wdrren Mail.
ID. w. Clark has made good
progress with the new grade of "Red
Hill" just above the creek bridge,
considering the iuclement weather. 1t
is going to be a big improvement when
finished.
The prospectus Of the Harrisburg
Telegraph is published this week. II
is one Of the reliable Republican
dailies of the State, and as a live
newspaper occupies position in the
front rank. Subscribe for it.
MIR. L. j. Hopkins, of the ole
aud reliable firm of II. j. Hopkins &
Co, is now in the East purchasing the
winter stock of goods for the store
Look out for fine display, and q
great knockdown in prices.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. T. Topping ar,
visiting friends 10 Greenville, where
Mrs. Topping will remain for month
After that they will spend the winseI
months in the larger cities, returning
to Tionesta after the holidays.
Mr.. Canfeld's auction sale drew
a large crowd last Saturday, and man.
of the livery goods advertised wer
sold, bringing fair figures. 'Shell" i
still prepared, as of yore, to turn ou
a first class rig on short notice.
j. NJ, Mintz's cut price store will
be closed from Friday noon this weel
till Monday morning on account o
Atonement holiday. After that dat
the store will be open every day 70
the next year, Sundays excepted.
There is no getting away fron
the fact that the rain which has bee
coming down with remarkable regu
larity for pretty much all of tw
weeks past is Of the wet variety, an,
makes muddy going just the same a
at any other season of the year.
Miss Mary Robinson, aged 1
years, a most estimable young lady O
Franklin, committed suicide last Sun
day evening by drowning in Frencl
Creek. She gave no reason for th
rash act, except that life had proved
disappointment to her, and that sh
did not care to live.
"A postal from Chas. Bonner @
Chicago, conveys this happy intelli
gence: "We are now nicely settled i
our new home. No. 5752 Rosalie Court
where we will be glad to see our East
ern friends at any time. Our frs
visitor was Mr.. Bonner, from thi
city. We haven't named him yet"
Next week we will show you som
of those" cheap Ginghams and Cali
GOES. II. j. HOPKINS q Co.