The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-09-25
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

oil market closed yesterday 9Si.
Pay your taxes at once, and save
your vote.
Mr.. Peter Hepler has moved his
family into part Of Mrs. Nora Seigel's
house.
Republicans, see that your taxes
are paid. Saturday, October 9th is
the last day.
Mrs. II. H. Stow and son Charles,
Of Bradford, we're visiting friends here
over last Sabbath.
-Cvl. Reisinger. of the Mesdville
Gazette, was in town yesterday. on
flying business visit.
Harold Sharpe returns to Potts
town to-day to resume his studies,
after 3.mouths' vacation.
Next Tuesday the pheasant sea.
son opens, and the slaughter of these
innocents may lawfully begin.
For Boots, Shoes, and Rubbers of
all kinds, at bottom prices, go to Rob
inson. 2t.
-United Presbyterian services will
be held in the school house, next Sab.
bath at IL a. M, aud 4:30 p. m, Rev.
j. R. May officiating.
Mr.. Joseph Scowden, of Mead.
vile, paid his son. ]. G.. visit here
last Friday. We are indebted to him
for pleasant call during his stay.
Mrs. o. c. Brownell went to
Sheffield on Saturday last to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Osgood, an old
aud highly esteemed friend of the
family.
Don't put up common stove pipe
in your parlor, but get the genuine
Russia iron pipe, at F. w. Laws. 1t
We give up much of our space
this week to the trial Of Aquilla and
Sic Moug, but we judge our readers
will not complain, as they will all be
interested in perusal of the evidence.
Some pretty severe frosts have
visited this section during the past
week, but doing little damage as about
all the crops are either gathered or
are too far along to suffer much from
freezes.
six Hundred and Eleven Hints
aud Points for Sportsmen" is the title
of a new manual of field sports and
camp.lIfe now in the press of the Forest
and Stream Publishing Co., of New
York, and to be issued Immediately.
Under the school laws Of Penn.
sylvania the authority Of a teacher in
directing the conduct of a pupil in his
or her charge begins when the child
departs from its home for school, and
only ends when it returns again to
that abode.
I -Shoddy Rubbers are dear at any
price. Buy the reliable Woonsocket
Goods; they are always satisfactory.
Sold by Smearbaugh & Co. 2t.
Another popular Harvest Excur.
sion at half rates will be run from Oil
City by the N. Y. P. & o. railroad to
all points west of the Missouri and
Ohio rivers, on October 8th. Write
to r. H. Wallace, Ticket Agent, Oil
: City, for detailed information.
He sat in his door at MONDAY
lonely and glum and said; the flies
we're buzzing about him, led by &
blue. winged CAD. Not a customer
! darkened his portal, not sign of bus
iness was there; but the flies kept oil
buzzing around the old mau's hair
At last in misery he shouted: "Great
Scott! I'm covered with Aies;" and
the zephyr that tOyed with his whiskerl
; said; "Wby don't you advertise Pr
Es.
As heretofore noted, Saturday
October 5tb. is the last day for the
payment of taxes. To be qualified tt
vote, each elector, if twenty-five years
old and upwards, must have paid q
State OF County tax within two years
and at least one month prior to elec
tiOn. Republican Committeeman are
= urged to see that young men who vOt
: ed last year on age are assessed with {
tax for the first time, shall pay the
same before October 9th. Unless they
! pay before that date they cannot votr
0 at the November election.
: is it not cheaper to buy a wste
pail for 40e. that will Outlast six com
? mOn Dha noflo9 Wnu mill EoJ tkan, aI